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Il LOURl TEEDn &clu
FLOUR-ASSOkTMEHT COMPLETF-sTOCK
thRGI.PRICES Low.
MILL FEED,
BALED HAY
at

ana STRAW.
w.M GALTA 400.
Indiana avenue and First street,
me- - Near Baltimore and ohio Depot
DROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF All FREDEK
ICKsBURG. VA.
QUARTERS FIRST MILITARY DTsTRIcT,)
RICHMOND, Va March 18th. 1853. \
Scaled Proposals, in duplicat will be received
AZ the ONCE Of Lieutenant @ ID. Jennings. 2lst IA
fantIy A: q. s.. at Frederick sburg, Va uatil
SATURDAY, March 2uth, 1869 at IL IN :. for cup
plying the United States Subsistence Department
With FREeH BEEF at frederickebarg.Va for
six months from April LIST 1859 such less time As
the Commissary General o. Subsistence may direct
ne beef to be delivered there the order OF the
Acting Commissary of Subsistence at that place of
agood and marketable qualify, I'm equ al proper
Mons CT Tore and hind ters, (pecks shsnks and
kidney tallow TO be excluded The necks of the
cattle siaug htered to be cut of at the fourth verte
orsl Joint. and the breast TRAINED down. The
nanks OF fore qusrters to be cut from three four
inches above the knee Joint and IF hind quarters
joint
Bidders are sted be present to res pond 70
tbelr lids, and be prepared To give bonds for the
fuIhlDent OF their contract.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly "Propo
sails Tor Fresh Beef, At Fred rick-burg. Va " Tn.
for good cause.
Conditions, requirements, payments, &C., &c
By command of Brevet Major General ston.msp
W. A. ELDERkTN,
ma Is N Brevet Major and Chief G. e.
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SALE OF REAL EsrArB.-Msssrs. Fitch 4
Fox, real estate agents, yesterday 50 Id lots As
10, and ~, subdivision Of square GIG, on q
street, between Nor'h Capitol and LIST streets,
to August Herring, Cor &125 cash.
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OFFICERS:

OFFICERS;
"a a; 0LAkk, PhiIadeIphia. President
~ Ovohk, Chairman Finance and Ereopp,.
RENRT b. COOKE. washington, Vic. Pr..,.
INlRsos ". PEEr. Philsaelphis, seor.,.,
rURSER Washington. A,.,,,.n, s.c,.,..
bhANOls y. SMITH, NJ D., Medical Director
MEDICAL ADVISORY BosRp.
q, a, bAkNss surgeon General Usites sta,ec
= HoRwIfZ, Cs,ef Medical pe,.,,n.,
United States Navy, Washington. "en
u. W. BLISS. u. D.. wsshingtsn.
re .dy.n,.ss. enefed Dy INF. oomp.n, are:
a paid up capital Of si.m.0.
~ onere low rates OF premium
~ FURNISHES larger trse rance than other CON
psnies ior The same molsy:
10 home company IN every Locality.
kS policies are exempt from attachment.
mere are no Unnecessary restrictions IN the poi
Every policy 10 non -forfeftable
. foileiss may be taken which pay 20 the insorec
their full amount and return ell the premiu me- 90
that the insurance costs only the decrease on the
Policies Win b issued thss Win pay 20 the an.
slred during life On annual income Of one tenth
the amount named In the policy.
No extra rate 10 charged for risks upon theiives
IL ENSURES not % secure dividends, bat &C 90 loo
cost that divfdends will be impoesible.
A LOCAL AGENT Is WANTED IN EvRRy
y, scd ,S,e;s Ito, fro1 COMPETENT pr
:heuld be addressed 70 the ComDenys Genera.
Agents only IN their respective districts
Cfrcnlers, Penv hlets. snd full Darttoulars given
g eppliessaos ss the emes Of tbs COMPANY IN tho
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Ec1 eALI-A First ciass stop PrPD ORGAN,
80 Sss,sSs order ONE octave Of pedal Keys.
church Price ESQ e.sh ineri.s a. SET one
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SALE or MoNsY.-At the third monthly
meeting Of the Fifth Ward Building Associa.
ton held last night. s2,352 were solI at an
average premium Of 81 u per cent.
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ARRESTED FOR LARCENY IN RICHNoND.-
superintendent Richards several days ago re-
seiyed telegram from Richmond stating that
Danfei Crowley had committed q larceny in
,naf city, and was supposed 70 be on his way
Hoitn, The case was placed In the hands OF
petseuve McDevitt. who, going to the wharf
CT tne Soutnern boats, arrested Gro wiley as be
20 neadquartrrs- This morning, Sargeanr Ar
LII non.y arrived with q reQuisition from
henmono. and the accused was taken before
Jeoke Csrtter, who ordered his delivery and
Sergeant Roney will leave this eveoinS With
bis prisoner.
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OR OUET vERN

The Steamer ARROW !" Captain Thos STACK.
peie, leaves her wharf. foot OF sew
Hspppdays excepted for nOUNT6s
s1kNVN lsnding ard reoeivfnr passenger. AZ
tNGIoN MARSHALL HALL, Ma, and Whit
Tsre 10 m% orn. T to the city st D m.
admission TO the Mansion and Grounds q so.
Rtfreshments on bosrd
Tickets for sale AZ ali the nrincin.l uu..t. "a
st the stesmer's wharf h0seis' e-o
uyAMEs SYKES, General superiute pdeut, orboe
willard D Hotel. 4. n a.,
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.: aeorsetov

81 THE ABOVE SAILS u POsrPoNEp on
accospt Of the ather until FRIDAY March
18th, AT same hour and place. ma lid q
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cnif OohfANf.
NEW EXPRESS LINE.
THE ONLY DIRECT LINE BE. eos
TWEEN "xSSHlxGTps AND A4e&
VII run TWO steamers direct fro n New York 20
Mashington, landing freight At street wharf
LeeMne Nev fork every " edBssday and SATURDAY.
% ~ q. Leave street Wharf, Washington,
eveIy lonoay AND i Thursday ct .. m.
lowest rates.
Washington: HYDE q fAYI6R. Agents. 63
Water street, Georeetown; q GLDRIDGI 90,
Agents. Alexapdrfs, Va IA MES aAND Acrpt
11S " all street. New York fe s-ly
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PREACHER CHARGED With DEsRHrrNe
MS WIFK-Adam Green was arraigned va.
terday before Justice II. X. Smith 10 answsr
the charge OF desertion, alleged AGAINST MIN nv
Lucy Green, who claimed that she was married
70 him in October. 1sfs, and lived with him
until August lS5o, in Caroline, Va. vneo he
leff her and went further South. Considers hls
testimony was taken liz the case, but none of il
was OF sumcient character 10 fasten guilt on
the accused and he was therefore DISCHARGED
Green Is preacher and has occupied the pul.
pits Of several churches in the city from time
% time
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lRH.-An alarm OF fire was turned in to-
day soout bali past twelve O'Clock from box
" (hloernia EngIue House,) caused by the
oui nihg OF "a small building attached to the
OHsr OF Ihomas j. BARCLAYS wood and coal
yo,u en- fennsylyanIa avenue, between 18th
anu Ieth streets. The building was filled with
caught hre from the pipes OF the wood .sawyers
VINO iesorted there Box 81 was rung on the
large oeHs, which caused some Of the bremen
70 20 asrsS; PIT the Hlbernia was promptly at
WORK, ara suod1ed the flames, altbouzh ths
pnlioing was rendered useless. Loss about
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lion fer grading and grayeling 9th street west
estVeen and T streets north: passed.
Mr.. Larman. from Committee on Claims, re =
ported bills for relief Of Richard T. johnson,
David Hepburn, ID. L. Eaton, DR. L. Draper,
Thomas Flynn, John Daugerheld, Frederick
Emnch, w. Bar:holow and Tolson Ware; all
of which were passed Also, reported back
petition of VIM. T. Depeal for relief withou
Recommendation; and Mr.. Fenwick offered a
resolution, which was adopted, req Nesting the
Mayor to pay the amount Of taxes thu petitioner
asks TO have refunded out OF the $50 600 appro.
priated by Con gress for relief Of the poor Mr.
McCathran, from Committee on Washington
Canal, reported back the bill TO clean ont the
canal from N street south to the south end of
the canal, with an amendment, fixing the
amount 70 be expended n $4,000, payable out
OF the appropriation for the work al.
amendment was adopted and the bill passed
MIR. Richards, from Asylum Committee, re.
ported orl appropriating S575 to pay for new
COOKING range and heating apparatus In the
WASHINGTON Asy lum, and make certain repairs
70 ine ouiioing postponed one week. Mr..
Grinder introduced q resolution req nesting the
s OF ,hislBoard to Communicates with
York and Boston, and REQUEST aid Mayors IN
furnish this Board with q full set Of the Ia VS.
OF their respective Corporations, and author.
.1ns tne secretary TO furnish each of said Cor.
adopted. Mr.. McCathran presenseG nro,as, -;
Patr1ck Brennan and others, hackmen agai, =,
the petition OF the Price Brothers to run thsi
hackney carriages without numbers. Adrd.
CohNoH COUNCIL President pro ten. Sardo
cept Mr.. Stewart. CA
A message was received from the Mavo, i,
answer 70 resoInnon Transmitting the hid :
for grading and graveiling X and s strsets'
stating that the contracts were riyinc ont
during nis absence from the city Also, one
announcing his approval OF acrs 70 constrr % n
trap n the intersection OF Mas,ach usesfs
and 9Th street, and for repairing drop ar m :
southeast corner Of square 372. - '"'
The following were introduced: By Mr..
Davie-Pstifion Of j. H. Shaded for the pri m.
lsge 81 Keeping his confectionery estaoiisk Am ami
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II ICON STRUC TIONl
A new Cook Stove, with all the modern -
improveme nts attached. Call and see IL.
4. GREGORY,
ml2-6t SIS Pa. Avenue
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TIE counsel for Yeiger, the chivalric
Souttron, who cut Colonel Crane 10
pieces with Thug knife, pleaded fol
the murderer's life on the ground that
be was subject to attacks OF "emo-
uonal insanity" kind of lunacy
which darkens the moral sense while i,
leaves the mental faculties unimpaired.
According to this new theory all the
thieves and murderers of the coantry
are emotionally insane, and should be
excused for their crimes.
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REMOVAL THE NATIONAL CAPITAL

REMOVAL OF THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
The question of the removal of the Ma
rionaI Capital to the Valley of the Mis-
sissippiIs being discussed with much
warmth at ST. Louis, The time un-
doubredly will come when removal of
the seat of Government will be desira-
BILE, but the move is premature in the
first place, there is chance to spend
a few millions more on the present site /,
and in the second place 10 action
should be taken until we can hear from
Carson and Austin. st. Louis is, we
are informed, very nice little town,
but it has no mint aud it is too far from
White Pine to ever amount to any def
mite sum. "Wes'ward the Star of
Empire takes its way" and there is no
nse of attempting 20 block its wheels at
any point east of Austin, and probably
not an inch east of The tirminus of the
Truckee & Virginia Railroad at Carson
City Reno Crescent.
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CREATING A New Sean Ferdinand
de Lesseps, after having connected two
seas. now proposes To create a new one.
1t appears that some enterprising ex-
plorers of Central Africa have put for
ward the opinion that the Sahara is
the bed of an old sea, displaced by a
CONFUSION of nature. On the faith of
hat assertion NJ. de Lesseps, little
lime ago. sent some engineers to ex
anine the conhgurarion of the soil, and
from the results of their labors, has
become convinced that the desert in
question, was, IT its nearest limit 81
metres below the level of the Red Sea,
and that the depression went on increas-
ing toward the interior. He is there
fore Of the opinion that a canal IS miles
in length would suffice TO put the Red
Sea and the Sahara in communication,
restore to the latter its original desti-
nation, and create an easy method OF
Intercourse with Central Africa by means
of these artificial oceans.
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The Baltimore Gazette Democratic
referring to the statemsnt last published
of the condition of the Treasury and
the reduction Of the public debt, says,
With great frankness: "We must not
tilnd ourselves to the important fact
that the extraordinary resources of
this nstion have not only carried it
successfully through a most critical
period, but have also enabled it to fund
an immense debt, and even to reduce
It's outstanding liabilities, at a period
when, in the eyes of many, it was be
iieyed 10 be staggering under load
which would eventually crush it,"
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The SUN BEHIND TINS The New

The SuS . BEBIND TINS The New
York Sun shines for all, and especially
strives to eniiehten the President. Ii
censures his absence from Washington
and says >" George Washington when
ever be absented hims elf from The White
House, never failed TO install Mr.. Adams
as acting President during his tempo
rary absence, even for ever so short q
time"
When Washington was President, il
be wen, down to Mount Vernon, he was
liable to get stuck in the mud and be
kept there a week If he went TO New
York, it was a heavy Eve days work to
communicate with the capital, by mail
or special messenger. The Precan,ion
Of having an acting President was nee
ess,ry. To day President GRAFT. at
Long Branch, can hear from the State
Department at Washington quite AS
soon as be could ut the White House.
If his presence Is required few hours
ride will bring him TO his post. Rail
roads and relegraphs have made omni-
presence almost human attribute.
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GROWTH oE An IDEA.-The Governor

GROWTH oE AN IDEA.-The Governor
General of Canada, Sir JOhu Young.
recently made a speech at Quebec, in
which he frankly told the Canadians
that, though England is prepared to
defend Canada us long as that Province
wishes such help, yet if Canada seeks
another alliance, England will net inter-
fere to present il. only asking that the
Canadians may still preserve friendship
for the mother country and remain a
firm ally Of England. The leading
newspapers of Canada regard this speech
10 the light of an invitation FROM En-.
gland to establish an independent gov
eminent
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TRIAL DAYS SET-On Saturday last,

TRIAL DAYS SET On Saturday last
in the District Court at Virginia, be.
fore Judge Rising, Robert Dedman, ar
raipned Tor the murder of Albert Sprin-
ger, pleaded not guilty, and bis trial
was set for August 30-a week from
next Monday. Grace KerrisOn, ar
rnigned as accessory to the murder Of
Springer, also pleaded not guilty, and
her trial was set for September Sd
George Hall, arralgned for the murder
Of Emerson Cam, pleaded not guilty
and his trial was set for September I'd.
Gold Hill Neus.
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LATEST fELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From the Gold Hill News.


Havana, August IA plot ha!
been exposed at Matanzss to poisoi
bread for the prisoners. The party has
been arrested, tried and sentenced.
RICHMOND, August l4.-It is stated
on good authority that General Candy
within ten days, will issue a procIams-
tion concerning the Legislature and ap-
plying the ironclad oath TO its mem.
bers and when tSey cannot take said
oath the seats will be given to the can.
dida,e having the next highest vote.
PHILADELPHIA, August ia Con
gre>s OF the National Labor Union will
be held in this city on Monday. Already
the President and officials are here. 1t
il expected that most of the States will
be represented. The st. Crispin's Con-
veution is largely represented among
those Who arrived this evening. The
Working Womep's Association is rep
resented The session will probably &C.
cupy Eve days. The delegates repre-
sent over 200 900 constituents an mem
bers Of the Trades Unions.
NEw YORK, August I5.-The " plate
printers strike continues. A dispatch
from the Secretary of the Union at
Washington states that everything
looks favorable for the strikers Secre-
tary Boutwell, had promised to give the
matter immediate attention.
The Liabilities of Bowers, Beekman
/ Co. are ascertained to be about 5.
co0, 900. aud their assets 81, OOO. 900.
Bowers, the senior partner of the firm,
offers to surrender his private properly
t. the creditors. The other partners,
it is said, will do the same, to the
amount of $500, 900 more. 1t is said to
be the intention of the firm to resume
business as seon as their present diff
6culties are arranged.
BUFFALO. August I5.-Nark Twain
has bought Benefits Interest IN the E1-
press, and takes his position on the
editorial staff on Monday.
Sr. LOUIS, August Is The last rail
on the Iron Mountain Railroad was laid
at Glen Alien tunnel last night. A
train passed over the road from ST.
Louis to Belmont, 1875 miles. Regular
trains will commence running next
Wednesday.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-17

RKv. A. u. EARLE, who visited here
year or two ago, has published book
snsi,i-d 8 Bringing IN Sheaves-" The
book, besides containing a number OF
his sermons, among then the following
Faith. "Joy Restored" The Un-
pardouable SIM" etc, also includes
accounts of the revival work in the
various places visited by Mr.. Earle,
throughout the United States.
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A Methodist bishop recently preache

A Methodist bishop presently preache d
in the Tabernacle III Salt Lake, and
when he had concluded Brigham Young
g improved on his sermon BY rising
and saying" that the preacher had
spoken Of the believer as being received
into the bosom of Abraham, Isaac and
Jacob, in the world to come. Now
could not help thinking" he contin-
ued, s.that all the believers would in
that case, be received into TIE
oosous of Get Of Polygamists.
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THE WoNAH QUESTION IN PHILA-
DELpHlA.

The County Medical Society Of Phil
adelphia is determined to stultify itsel
by fulma,ing its bulls against comets
Here is . resolution this Society adop
ted at q meeting, Oct. 81, 1868.
Resolred, That it is the sense of this
Society that the preambIes and resolu-
lions adopted by it in regard to Female
Colleges, their Professors and Gradu-
a,es, are such as to disqualify such
professors and graduates from becoming
members OF this Society; and further,
tha. the accepting and filling of any
professional chair in Female College
by u member of this Society disqual-
lies him for active continued member
ship of this body; and Furthermore,
that the essence and sense of the pre-
ambles and resolutions referred to, deny
to The members of this Society the
right to profe ssionally consult with any
Professor or Grsduste of Female
College.
Not content with thus putting itself
on the record as opposing legitimate,
proper, and praiseworthy extension of
educational privileges, not satisfied
with thus interfering in q meddlesome
manner with the individual rights of
It's members, and setting an example of
arrowmindedness discreditable to
this city, and this age, it reitera,es as
follows, in a meeting April %, 1869:
Whereas, 1t is well known that
some of the members Of this Society
are holding Professorsbips in the Wom-
ans Medical College of Pennsy lvania,
or occupying the position of Consulting
Surgeon or Physician 10 the Woman's
Hospital of Philadelphia, or holding
with the Professors,
&c, of the above institu-
tions, in violation of the rules and
regulations of this Society:
And, Whereas, 1t is believed that
some of The members SO offending are
not aware of the passage of the reso-
luton by this Society, at the stated
meeting in October last upon this sub
ject: therefore,
ResOtred, That the recording Secre-
tsry is hereby instructed to furnish a
printed copy of the above resolution 10
every member of this Society, With the
request that those who are holding pro-
fessional intercourse with the Women's
College of Pennsylvania, or with the
Women's Hospital of Philadelphia. or
with Graduates of the former will
either purge themselves of the violation
Of the rules and regulations of this So |
cie'y, or resign their membership Of
the same.
What short-sighted clique controls
this county society? Are they too blind
to see whittier the current is teuding? Do |
they know the time of day it is on the
horoIoge of progress? Or are they in
auenced by petty Jealousy, a mean
fear that their own purses or positions
nay be injured by the admission of
xell-quali6ed women to the ranks of
medical practice ?-Hedicdl and Surgical
Journal.
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If you have any strong Calvinistic
friends, pack of playing cards or an
opera glass will be very lively sur
prise for them aud a gift Of y good
heavy volume Of dry sermons il sppro-
pirate for your fashionable friend.
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A BOT named Henry johnson, living
in Michigan, climbed into an apple tree
back of a farmers house the other nigh;
and initiated the booting of an owl 50
accurately that the farmer rushed out
and put nine buckshot into him. 1t is
said that Henry has not booted since.
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M. SEWARD is expected back ia sea-
son {, take par, in the anniversary cell
sorstioc Of the admission Of CaiifOr-
MA into the Union, which takes place
on the 9th Of September On mis- re
turn he wiil be presented, by the Pho
aeers, with q ;h0ueaud dollar cane.
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PULMONARY DISEASES IN MINNEsorA.
An exception 20 the general rule OF
| MinuesoIians claiming their place OF
residence as the heaithiest on the globe,
appears in the medical investigator. DR..
J. G. Gilchrist writes from Owstonna
as follows
Our great elevation above sea level
the amount of ozone We possess, and
the many Typographical advantages and
peculiarlties are admitted /; but what
ever brilliant anticipations are excited
by the theory, 10 the practice they are
found 6elu-ive, and the result anything
but what the throng of health-see kers
look for. 1t does uot seem to me that
n country in which the mercury in the
thermometer ranges from l04' above
zero, TO 400 balow is just the place for
pthIsis or rather, it is just the place
tor it, but not for its cure. Our winters
are six months long, and rarely is the
mercury higher than " freezing" Ia
the winter of la67-s, it was most of
the time 200 below zero.
have often remarked that a change
of scene, if only of forty miles, from
hill to plain, or rice rersa, benefits a
consumptive just as much as q journey
of l 500 miles.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

There are City Chinese Catholics il
California.
A New Orleans paper says young
widow in that city, who writes we'll. is
training herself for an editor. Prem.
tice hopes he is not tho editor she is
training herself for.
The Marquis of Townshend, Al en-
thusiastic philanthropist, has intro
duced bill into Parliament making it
unlawful for anybody but parent to
box child's ears, and generally to
permit no corporeal punishment of
children.
During Josephite meeting in Salt
Lake City August IL, Alexander Smith
characterized Brigham Young's system
as the vilest iniquity that ever blurred
the earth. Brigham announces meet
ing's every Sunday night in opposition
to the preaching of the Smiths.
The Maine State Association of Ed.
tors and Printers held its annual
meeting at Portland on the Sd and 4th
of August. An address was deliv-
cred BY Nelson Dingley, Jr., of the
Lewiston Journal, and poem By W,
E. S. Whitman, of Gardiner. There
was also an excursion and collation.
at some of the islands in the harbor,
and promenade concert at City Hall.
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CHALL ENGE!

am directed by a unanimous vote Of the Silver
Star Base Ball Club to challenge the BEST NINE
PLAYERS IN THE SLATE Of NEVADA to q
Game Of Base Ball; the Game to be played in ac-
cordance with the rules of the '.atonal Assocla-
ton Of Base Ball Players
All communications to be addressed to the Sec
rotary of the silver Star Base Ball Club of Carson
City, Nevada.
z. C. ELDRIDGE, Secretary.
Carson City, August 18th, 1869. lw