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Clinical instruction for Fem ale stu.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8t.-At meeting OF the
Nana9ess Of tic PennsylvattA Hospital, sesol1-
ton was adopted thai committee be appointed
ment. o! The hospital, 10 provide FOR separate
ethical Instruction for female students OF medl-
cine, on At 'eatt ore day IN eAch week, and that
other Clinical lectures be confined 10 classes COM
pQAsd Of UsleA QplY. -
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The Bnhcock Exttnguishe1

1h6 BtpcUtE E16nEEUlSh6fs
From The Bo.ton Journal, Sor. q.
n Attention Ia called to annexed letter from
Aeasl1. Chickering 4 Sons:
DEAR S1Rs: Having regal1ed possession OF our
crltre nsnutactorJ, We shall rcqaIe t~antJ more
Improved Daocockl F:re E1ttnguishers taAk1uK
city IN all. Which Jou wlI please furnish at Jour
for your own, or the Information Of other parties
liable 10 sues iossts by nFe, that your exringuish
eEs have ttcicf Eayed our mandatory from partial
destruction, the t1st tire within q few weeka- We
have every confidence In the value OF the ms
chtnrs. hartrG wlrrested the practical ooefzuon
Of iheln IN the two caseb Of real frs a. aboTe re-
fetred 10. Very tru]y yours,
Cu{CKKAIsd / SoSs.
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We cali the attention OF mtneEs and capitalists
to the Advertisement IN smother column. ooeElag
Spr kale nouf MIL 1t ChsprAnon. It ruas hy
WAtkr, h11 two run OF GSuna, and being On The
car al, nisy nslea from this city, good cppotsu-
n!ty ipr Investment.
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C0Enb Extra Ctcd Without Pafo, by
DE. kenlsop, 1t Sos III srd III Clark street, 1p-
tta!rs, where he haa been the past IRE years.
pr1F ate rooms fof 1niliea.
Salt NheuM cured by using Juniper
Tar Soap, made By Caswell, Hazard 4 Co., New
Ynfk =. :, r ~, --
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Hi0E PARK.

DcslEnetion nfa Portion Of tho a1u.oury Of
tic New rrrsbJscsInn Church
The Town TFaslceS,
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the COURTS.
Largo Damages Asked Against n
Banking Institution.
a Warehouse Receipt Case-suits
Against Insurance Companiea
The Police Courts.
unirED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

COMMERCIAL CACSI.
The case Of Chu1chlll Coming Agalnst Jesse
How, Of GsH York, Iuly mentioned yesterday,
was given TO the Jury. THIS Wa an action to re-
cover nn advance Of rr1co on 5000 bushels Of
corn. alleged TO have been sold without Pre- per A.
thor1ty.
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To One md Ali.-Arc you Suffering
the various pulmonary troubles that 10 ofren ter
inmate 10 consumption. II no, use "Witbas' 3
Pure Cod Liver 0n and Lime" a safe and enica-
clous remedy. This II no 1uAck preparation, but
il regularly prescribed hy the medical faculty.
Manufactured by A. B. W11soR, Chemist, No 164
.s,;nrt Al 1~-,nn Said hs al drEastsfa
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COUNTY t.OCRT.

s ADMINISTRATOR Arr'OrkIIp.
Frcder1cke E6Eeik1ng wal appointed to alntnis.
ter upon the estate OF her late husband Utlo und
bQL0 OF I'll, 90
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Presentation OF Watch
s. T. Roundr, the welt.known head Of the nrm
Of Rounds i James, was recently presented, by
his tftendf, with uost elegant e3tablIahmcnt, In
the shape OF 500 gold watch Rud Suarl chain.
The watch WAS stem-wlnter, made By the Y, S.
Watch Co, and pos up b. Giles, BIO, d Co, tho
Lake atyetI Jewellers
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RUHINE8s NOTICES,

Tho Rest aud Original Tonic OF
1lpn-rhosphofuA aud CaltsaJa, known 81 Ferro
restores color 10 the blood, the phosphorus re-
news wste Of the nerve tissue, and the calisaJA
organs, thereby car!DS d5spsp.ls in ia Ssrious
forms, rakefllness, general debility, depresslon
Of srtr1ta; also, the beE. preventative against te-
yer and hxuc- Manufactured only by ca4Fs!l.
Hazard i Co. New York- Sold By druggists.
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acAdnchc, LanEuor, and Mclan.
chnly, generally spnug from s disordered aton.
ach, cost1veness, or i torpid liver. Each mar
readay By removed 81 Dr. .. Jayne's sanAlve
p1llA few toeea Of which Will be found to atimu-
late The l!vet and stomach to healthy action, re-
evacuaupns Of the bowels Sold by ali drugg1slA
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Cod iver OIL.
Htzard 4 cas1eil's Cod Liver Oh Is tho bess.-
Advertisement.
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wASTRD-TO PCRoHAsR-Goop HOUSE,
and lot: tnust BE- in good location. VIII pay pan
esth. balance 10 4 No. busintss pste:. Address
location. ' " y
WAHTEn-I WANT TO BUY FROM TO "
or Lyons. worth 1om 4,e ~ als 9o for which viii
exchange valuable Piece Of loeide properly rot
Room -" -
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MUsIQAL INsTRUMgNTs

EoR sALH-onE SUPERIOR EKvRa-oCrAvE
T. ro.eEood plxno> ceasty new, eixboss4riy carved
e.so sd kgs, eod TesI wa}s sopes4os tn.sr ramael
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sAHs Wy " Auk4 va 9tCE btfuff tEf Jfue
- aLotd Fte h.Te 1al.hcd hin ii unaer saea
h+:hh w. nevrs better s.n the day he rrs.cd The
:. Tana Ibs sea:s!%..te1 H.1er: called qpea to
f shs we sse;s ( .se ,s1 CT o
g jhe tsbtrs Fly eSs e <osst<- i.se11esai<
M.n; eflr ge;es. so:1a hs .oraeae I...hst
~ ;usasas + S1t.s,s Ii. lssI ~
sss % coz asa T. g. ss te:., on 4 6
EcaIt :, y! ole that tittt sine retufn h.ve
our hsspiar E board % IT. IL pln.eeatae
s1 r y. r.; ISs ssn.sd y y,asss!se :slsnEs
es,T. ,c,ra hyEss!sA. a M .ratDat:i,l r. l. ATxissa
t!nn be EeftI1et to 1ht committee, to repoF,
iofrnr- - '~FN's
,a-..--c,or Holden moved ra:, ,se report o, 1ac
rr:t!c!ze the cssc s; 10 Skinner School, which
fac rfxt teen repor:eI 9. obe 0F S,u--se-. Tarn
the eoC nttsee bad teen attacked ia ose OF 1ze
BY i pcr.on VITO bad not tinfreq seatiy 1paie AIM
tlar n:.acka- The committee. he shoaga1, n44i
nearly ~ ne Eltoeaats there wcte He had ia-
rtt.!ls tic CON H.r:ee dld. The best Htsncss for
Aia Her1.ck x4s aheent- the canDlltce, ~alk
he was IN the foom did Ill the5 could to investigate
oLrs<ntns. the teacher Dr. nanfortn sad that the
crlssre party had pressed him to saJ taat the
Nhirttnx eauted The ll1eaa- The speaker had
intercourse Ee Lad nHn tn4 loct:t. ut. A:Ilna
nad p Meioeed 70 tt::.;e The matter ior unoneJ.
a1t NC AGnlrt Of his expeusch Aud he
~ Hso 1een nuI ztout It. NJ. Atk1rs hid stated
s-sMs s w snltsc!ioa Ia attendance would Gtye
s1.s.GcAte that the chipping caused the sickness.
Sa3o tac Epeaku told him that II that was % he
E-lent AaslAe MIN HeRsict 10 eestlo with him Mr.
At6ps !nen ltit, Threatening nrosecution Tho
ec1uncast had not been prodnced III. ttktnN
nftes that, naf made 4ccuslt1out ,e1tuxt Wi.1
HeHicl o. txu:h'ess Es:ure- There hsd : sppesr.A
letter IL I1E IRlkrSI pusporto9 10 tre wF1;len
hy MS At1t1t, bot he et:t~re1 vas ~rit,en bJ
the person who had Astscked Tic committee. M.
A1kinH tsd asked yesy pertinent questions Ut tbc
eIau4tn atton. and had done n ws1 ~
any our, Eo1 an expert lawyer xopld
have done better. He denied tnsI
y hiic at tie house of Mrs- Attlas The boy MA
said one VI: I'd sboct = sezcer1, II the boy had
stoIen II would hsEe proved nothing. Miss Her.
mex nd guIe second tine sc the house to cx
pfes1 e.Up1rnJ, and WIS DOL let u, and WAS to
formed the boz uas dying, AID she would be dclt
scop, ne ctasmed malicious Misrepresentation
b. the parties ard ZONE o1t.ders. He did no
think the editors ct most Of the city papsfR wcrs
60, or, Cd ID this. Ans Hesr1cl 1as called hi
protege. He hid 70 greater proteSa than pe.<os
plased urder biz chutEe by the mao xho wrote thai
II be - not n,tsfateu IN Inst raao no langusg
wa 100 eesese for him. lie did not believe la
child vas hurt al by At's lIes1ick. whom he aev
CT kpe1 ri she cane here. He thought tae MAJ
ter las na:ns5 natc up oulA.de- lie hoPeo a
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE FOB SAL,

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FNh SALE
TOR SALE-THE BHSr FARM IN viSELASD.
l. n. j.. 1of cssh and Western Lands. well fenced,
waiercd and improved; eanyenIeut ~ PhIaL.1pha
scd ScH futk trst: IL abunaauet. aud h,llr narkc.
for tatm prednese At !A7fe pE!e1, Price, 4A9M Ad,
dIesa T. o. Boz 4te.. Scw York.
TOR SALK-oR K1CHASGH-A FtN3rCLAS3
fsTn q ~ aese. ~ arder culstv aou. keoi hui'd
rs1 plenty Of Iurni1S drIt S. iutles from
EhSsEo lnQufe, Tor fsur days, Al H.ela u Tribune
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Estate Of Priscilla vvflIsord.

DECEASED.
<IOTICE is UERERY GIVEN Ely THE UN-
n delrigned, Administrator Of the estate OF
Priscilla " illf nd deceased, TO the creditors Of
and all persons having claims against the SAID
decreased, Ia exhibit them slth the necessary
vouchers within ten mem hs after the first publ
cation If this notice 10 the said Administrator at
his Office in the Courthouse, in Cars City. % ms
ny County, State Of Nevada. Dated at Carson
City, July 26tb, 1869.
II. n. BENCE,
Administrator # the estate of Priscilla Willfor
.1.ce SW
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Public Re-olution-No Isl

Resolution for the protection Of soldiers and
their heirs
Resolved by the Senate aud Hou-e of Repre-
mt tives of the United States of America in L.
ress asseu.bI d. That the accom- ing Offices of
.e treasury and pay department who are charged
it'll the settlement and p -yment If bounties due
8 idiers their heirs BE-. and they are hereby
ir~cied to pay To lie paid the sums found
u- to the lid ldiers Ut their heirs III person.
by transmitting the amount to them direct in
draft OF drafts, payable 10 his he, OF their
rd-r or through the Free dmen's Bureau. or
tate agents appointed specially far that pur
use ar = .v.r,,"r- Of national ssyiums. pension
gen; of the district where he she, or they may
se-i,ie and not To any claim a ent or upon any
over of attorney, transfer, or assignment
h,tever.
SEC. = And lie it further resolved That any
.Ticer or clerk # any u the executive depart
-lent- of the government vino shall be lawfully
tetaiie to investigate fraTs, OF attempts to de-
rand. On the government, or any irregnl nity or
..is~sn iGct If any officer agent OF he United
-.ates. sh al have power 10 atDinsfeI oatlis
Hiiayits taken IN the course OF ans such iayesti-
itIon-
SIC ;. And be il further res. lved. That the
-e- allowed hy law attorneys agent shall
preserved by the pay department or sand pension
. gent AMI paul 10 said agent "r attorney AMEN
" s5iCh fees ,ius for services rendered in pro-
ariag -ucl. bounty b'unties, and not other
wise.
Approv d. April 10. 1879
fiublic kes1iation-No. IL.
int Resolution authorizing the transfer # GER
tain appropriations heretf re made.
Be il resolved by the S-fi;te and bOuse II Rep
-,--utafivps If the United States of America in
Tn -T--> assembled. hat the Seer. ta'y Of the
rrei-ury be ant he is hereby, authorized and di-
-sc:.I e. can~e tine of severty-eigbt thousand
isixrs - be transferred from the appfoi iatlon
r paper for the public printing c'ntained n
he act EMIT eli :. An oct making appropr iatlon-
Or the legislative, executive. and Jud!clh ex
>. r-e- # tn. government FIR the y"ar endlpE
IEne thirtir'h- eighteen hundred and -txty-nine-
.l..s,,vel on she rWentie,h If Jnly- eighteen hun
.r-i ami ,ixty--ie in aii u the appropriations
IN "a med tie act for the follow ing rur-
.--ss and IN the foil, wing proportions. to VII;
Ver CJntiI gent expenses Of The Office OF C'n-
v......ai Printer three Thousand di,ars-
- the public printing, seventy-fve thuosand
.
Al. April 10, lee.
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NOZZLE TO CREDITOR s

A IL PERSONS HAVING LEGAL CLAIMS
n against the estate Of George Lewis deceased
late If Carson City, N.va1a, are hereby notified
I" present the same to the undersigned, at her
residence in Carson City, or t. her attorneys.
e,-rs Clarke 4 Wells, at their offire in the
County Buildings, properly avonched. within ten
Qe1 months af err the date hereof, or the anne will
be forever barred. Carson City, Ormsby County,
Nevada, July -, 1863,
MRS LUCY LEWIS,
iyIo:1avSw Administrative Of said estate.
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Estate Of william W iIlford
DECEASED.

DECEASED.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE IN
~ dersigned, Administrator If the estate Of
William Wi!lford, deceased, to the creditors of,
and all p rson> having claims against the said de-
ceased to exhibi. them nth the necessary youch-
ers within ten months aftes tn. first pub icatou
Of this n~fiee to the said administrator. At his
Office in the Court hous., in Carson City. Ornsby
Con ty, State Of Nevada. Dated at Carson City,
July 18th, lst9. Ii. IL BtNCE-
administrator d. bonis non Of the estate Of
wilI,sm wilIford, deceased. jyE:4w
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Public Resolution-No.

A RESOLUTION in Relation to lighthouses on the
coast Of Oregon.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Represen-
tatives of the I'm ted States Of America in Con
gress assembled That the erection of the light
house at Aquinna bay, and of other lighthouses
on the coast Il Oregon. for which appropriations
have been or may be made. shall not be delayed
for want Of the Consent Of the legislature Of the
State the purchase Of the site sites for such
lighthouses
Approved, March g. 1869.
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County Auditors Report.

The County Auditor has the honor to make the
following report, respecting the fiscal affairs of
Ormshy County, for the six months ending on the
30th June, 1859:
The balance in the County Treasury on
the lst day Of January 1869, was.....-S10, 4o' q
Which WAS annnri Toned on the books Of the
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There has also been transferred from the
General Fund, to make up the def
cheney in the District Judges Salary
Fund. the sum Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2. 2oS 81
The balances in the several funds are therefore
follows, viz:
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proved, March %, 1869.


A Resolution relating To government buildings at
Fort Totten, Dakota Territory
Resolved by the Senate and House of Represen-
,atives # the Unt-d States IF america Con
,,ress assembled That the Secretary of War be,
nd he hereby is, authorized ant empowered To
.irect the necessary buildings at Fort Totten,
hak,ta Territory. to be constructed Of brick
I'd to accept thuse ~ said fort already
ruct-d of brick Provided. That in his judgment
ail,ii,gs If that material VIII not tie more Z
.nsive than buildings # wood And prov ided
srrher. That No appropriation will be necessary
,eref,r-
Approved, April s, 1859.
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PUBLIC NOTICE TO PRF-EMPT1oN CLAIMANTS.


filings
be
VI ldna listed
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lpuhlic-No lQ1


An Act regulating the rights Of property OF mar
ried woman in the district II Columbia
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resuntatives Of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That in the District Of Col
umbia the right Of any married woman TO any
property, personal real, belonging to her At
the time Of marriage, or acquired during mar
riage in any other way than by gift or convey
ance from her husband, shall be absolute ~ if
size were femme sole, and sh Ill not be subject to
the disposal of her band, be liable for his
debts; but such married woman may convey, de-
wise. and bequeath the same, or any interest
therein, in the same manner and with like effect
a. if she were unmarried.
SIC Z. And be il further enacted, That any
married woman may contract, and sue and be
sued in her own name, in all matters having re-
iation to her sole and separate property in the
same manner as il she were unmarried; but
neither her husband his property shall be
bound to any such contract nor liable for any re-
covery against her in any such suit, but judge
ment may be inforced by execution against her
sole and separate estate in he same manner as if
she were sole.
Approved, April 10, 1863
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Approved, April 10. 1869.


keSdiutlnD-N No 10
A Resolution enai ling bona fde settlers to pur-
chase certain lands acquired from The Great and
Little Usage tribe of Indians.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentarives OF the United States If America in
Congress assemble THAT any bona fide s-ttl-r
residing upon any portion Of he lands SOLD to the
UDitpd States by virtue Of the first and second
articles of the treaty con- iuied between the
United States and the Great AID Little Usage
ibe If Indians, September twelty-ninth, eish-
teen hundret and sixry-five and Proclaimed
January twenty first. eighteen hundred and
sixty-seven VIII is a citizen Of the United states
or shall have declared his intention TO become a
citizen of thu United States, shall be, and hereby
is, entitled to purchase the same in quantity not
exec ding one hundred and sixty acres, at price
If enc dollar and twenty-five cents per acre,
within two yeats from the passage If Il is act,
under such rules and regular ions as may be pre-
scribed by the Secr-t'ry of the Interior pro
vided, however, That both the odd and even
numbered sections of the said LANES shall be sub
jecf to settl. ment and sale As above provided:
And provi ed further, hat the sixteenth and
thiTty-sixth sections in e.ch town. hip of said
lands shall be reserved; for Stat school purposes
in accordance with the provisions OF the act Of
admission of the State of kansa- Provided, how
ever, That nothing IN this act shall be construed
in amy manner affecting any legal rights hereto
fore vested in ally other party OF parties.
Approved, April 10, 1863.
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proved, April 10, 1863
(Public-No d.

Il
An Act to discontinue Sault Stes Marie. as port
Of entry in the Superior district, and to estab-
lish Marque tie i'll lieu thereof
Be il enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
re-entati es OF the United states Of America in
Congre ss assembled, That SAINT tie. Marie, in the
district Of Superior, is hereby discontinued as a
port of entry, and that the port of entry for the
district be, and is hereby, established at Mar
Guette at which place the collector of the dis
rrict shall reside, and deputy collector shall re-
side at Sault ste. Marie.
SEC 9 And be it further enacted, That all
acts ami parts Of acts consravening this act be.
and the same are hereby, repealed. This act
shall take effect from and after the tenth day Of
May next.
Approved April TO- 1869.
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fORFICIALI
LAWS OF FaE UNITED STATES

fPublic Resolution-Ns. 8

rPublic Resolution-Ne. 8
A Recitation relative to consular fees.
Resolved BY the Senate and House If Represen-
tatives os the United States u America in Con
grcss assembled, That section three Of chapter
two hundred and thirty three II the public acts
Of the thirty-ninth c ngress, approved July
twenty five, eighteen hundred and sixty six, be,
and is her-by, declared To take effect from and
after January first. eighteen hundred and sixty
seven. And ali fees which have been paid into
the treasury in obediance to the provision Of said
section. and which sccr ued prior TO said first day
# January, eighteen hundred and sixty seven
shall be refunded out Of consular receipts.''
Approved, March %, 1869.
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Usually the claims against the county for the
support and care f the INDECENT sick have formed
considerable items in The county expenses, but
during the last six months they have been uncon-
monty great owing TO the prevalence OF the small
pox The total amount Of the claims allowed
during the last six months, Tor ne sui ort, etc,
of The INDECENT and sick. has reached ;. "a o4. of
which about S3,111s may properly be Considered as
havi g been accustomed by the small pox. We
have, however. the consolation If believing that
by the means t.ken the spread of the disease WAS
very much restricted.
On the LIST Janu .ry 1869 the old debts of the
county n W only payable out IF mon VS. in the
Redemption Fund were stated To be as follows,
exclusiv. of the accrued interest thereon:
Claims on Cid General tund.-s ., 81 -
Claims Old G. ntiugent rund.--.-..---.. SOL 60
G aims On Old Current Expense Fund. IS e.
Claims ID Hospital fuu1...-..-......- 400 81
Claims old Building bonds II. $50 90
SO, los ~
By the application during the last six months,
Of the sum # s. 2 8 81 Of the D.oneys in the
Reaempti n Fund one warrant fer ST so on the
Old Contingent Fund, ami nine warrants on the
Old GEN raj Fund for Fl 399 80, and upon VIII. II
the Accumulated in crest amounted to Ss03 So,
were pulch sed, thus making saving TO the
county - sal 81
TIE indebtedness Of the county the 1st July
may therefore be aei to be as follows:
On present General und..-.. III ~
On present Contingent Fund.-.....-......--. IA 90
On present Road Fund. go u
On p esent Fire department Fund.-. 130 So
TN present County Buildings Repair
Fnpd Observation-Disclosures. 5 90
SOB, $50 Al
The old debt outstanding. exclusive of the in
tercst accrued thereon is as follows:
OH Gene, al Fun els inls.............S 1881 81
Oio Contingent Fund claims 474 10
Old Current Expense ind claims....-.-.. SIS OF
Old Hospital Fund cIaims......... ..... / 400 81
Old Building bonds ........ IA, $50 90
$24, GIL 40
Respectfully submitted,
SAM. u. KING,
County Auditor.
Carson City, Sth July, 1869.
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Public Resolution-No. II. I

FUUIlC Nts'IlUNIuf--NV II.
A Resolution making san Diego California, port
of delivery.
Resolved by the -enate aud House of Represen-
tatives of the United States of America liz Con-
gr. IS assembled that San Diego, california be.
and is hereby, created aport Of delivery in the
custom, collection district Of Francisco and
that the deputy collector of that port receive the
same salary as other deputy collectors Of the dis
trct.
Appruyed April TO- 1869.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01
A SERIES OF ACCIDENTS.

Last evening the Police of the Twenty ninth
Precinct reported the following the list OF casualties
happening within their territory during the day: -,
John Mcbride OF No. 5l9 Nnth-ave. prostrateu ~
the heat the of Thirty ynnth-s and sAtnA'o
Taken home. 81, -. M
Catherine Hathemeyer aged years, residing aS in in
1863 West Thirty hrstst, was run over anu so'0'
jured by truck driven by Charles Parsons an wears
Alexander Abercrombe OF Greenpont lout form
while attempting 10 get on tne line and
of car No Of the Forty second st. ana or @ %oy,e
his right leg was fractured. lie was thhg uos found
Susan Cole Of No 253 West thirty Madisonaye near
she was attended by surgeon ana
then sent home. A. ,ouoving accidents are
reported from other Precincts: George MS' nSoa f
49, Tbe climbing into wagon ln ivH,
and as seriously injured He was sent nome 10 NO 0A
HudsOn-st. , ,oars last evening fell from
Syv on the second floor Of the tenement NO. o. Mu
berTys to yard ana Was. Was rfG y6o
aS the front platform of car No 50 OF the Tmrd;
gee line between Fiftyeighth and Fttyninth'sts zen
hack ward and was run over receiving SERIOUS injuries
ahout the head, arms, ana BODY
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A CLERK ABsCONDs FROM ENGLAND WITH $1,000
:" lie is ARRESTED IN JERSEY CITY.

A CLERK ABsCONDs FROM ENGLAND WITH $1,000
-HE is ARRESTED IN JERSEY CITY
Robert James Jackson, a young man said TO
possess several aliases and who is accused Of abscondng
from London with $4,000, belonging to the firm OF Robert
jackson Co. tea merchants and also with having taken
with him female, who, il is said, leaves husband
and a child behind, arrested yesterday III
Jersey City, by Private Detective James Mooney,
and was lodged in the statOn-house. Mr. Robert JACK
son. the principal member in the firm from when the
person arrested the money Is the father OF the ps
Oner who held the position OF cashier in the house An
attachment said TO have sprang UP between the woman
and young Jackson when he gave her &2OO, ana sent
to this country where he shortly atterward joined
her in Jersey City, where they were living together
when arrested Jackson had just purchased farm on
the banks OF the Hudson River and, yesterday he Wis
Jersey City 20 purchase yacht when the Omcer
arrested him. endeavOred TO induce him to come 10
this city but being advised by counsel not to leave the
Of NewJersey refused to and after seeing him
incarcerated Officer sought obtain warrant upon
which to hold Jackson until examination may be had