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OWNERS WANTED-By the Property Clerk,
~ 80 Mubeny for Money Blankets Manuscript Play Sc, now
In his custody
THE TWENTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL RE-
Il PORT AND DIRECTORY OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR I'M
PROVING 1IIB CONDITION OF THE POOR being ready,
subscribers Will be supplied practicable Al their residences
immediately by calling the Once Room 49, Bhleoose Eighth
The following officers o the Association and Chairman OF Ward Com
mirees are aathor bed 10 receive subscriptions VIZ:
James Brown President SO Mat Horatio Allen, VicePresieni,
d Clinton James LehoR Vcerdent SO FfbaVe Jno c.
Green Vice President II sou A. Wttnore Vice esden 65
Geenwics Juo ID. Wolfe VoePresdeni Is Masonaye Robert
Hartley Corresponding Secretary Room Bible House Robert
MntUr Treasurer 70 hogt Geo. Gnswoh Recording Secretary
II SOuihst
Wards l. q 3 George ". Able Piuest
Ch2s Chamberlain. 1873 South-St
{. N. S. Terbcll 20 WakerAt
6. Jno. Boyd, Il FaukLnst
:. Th0s Warren, 206 AOnTOe-et
Jno Endeott 81 Charltonst.
8. Daniel French. 2jJ West Fouuelnth-st
10. b. G. Coles 100 Fonythst
II. D. D. Wright 265 SeyeIsi-st
r. Manchester 3lj East Onehusdrcd ,Hentethst
l3. Washington Thomas t$ GTani't
Henry 2. West lB3 Grsndst
10 A.. Conkling "a East Tenthst
Pond 81 West ISenty y-thir1-sL
O. Il, tanuel q Smith. 21s FInh-st
l8 Attain w. Spies. 81 East Twenty iTtst.
H. 10. r. T. Smith, a4J East FOrty seooud-si.
20. II. n. Rsnney, 2l1 West Tblrtyourthst
2l. W B. Bibbns, % Lerington-ave
\. an m l55 West Forty-eigltbS ST
ELECTED MANAGBRS
Stewart Brown. - Wsitst
Jonathan Stargcs 10 Prontst.
T. G. Benedict 10 West Teuth-st
j. BOorinan JOIN on, % Broadway. . -
ROBERT NJ lAgTLEY, Corespg secy Room %, Bbeliouse
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORE ...-........

FORT OF NEw-YORE. E........ ..................'.DEc
Monitor lone, PTs5epS, Bristol Wallace. Palaie.
Ss,a. Vrclr, WicoS, Fh aiephS , NJ. p.,i...
shipHares oueeu Jmeson lAyeIpSoii ~ oons, Sn N' S
msSs2S' IssSas Glad i'-''' '"'-'''' ''-r' - 49,,
buco Flora De- Mar, WisWel Cana . . ,, A. ,,,.- ~
Bres|Giqsey BE 3eauw s. .oI; & ' RrT H"Ssss
ScssIa Etrnge BaltmoTs ~ 6 ElSs s%oI. B1sn maIo1 f
Jsneroi Jamegon James AoH Caves hsn VI n
va wn Alien Jones' baltimore Godun, wsterbury stamford
sem, Chin, M.euey IeToo Nov is Vi, Queenstown sh
steamship France Thompson Liverpool Nov ls and Queenstown m
Steamship Manhattan Forsyth Liverpool Nov. le and Queenstown
s,e'Hshp "A Yeter;s wil2ste3 y G. naval stores
S,sHp SeigVet Nichols Galveston Nov o. and Key West
Ssr,fip Fdiis Freeman Philaael2h ni.e and pa,s
Steamship Wamsut;a Fish New Bclfori. mts ard psss
Ssf Ias. rbar5u1 B,ty jUij "a Sai Piirs Aug md,,
Bah Arn.e smith BagEos g. Arfs Is 90 day; $ hides .
Bng Shatnoa Sayc stcti1 Prussia, 80 s'gs ~ me- me- ,
Be Hauier Wilson Tuspa1 Mex, 10 dave via Delaware Brea
Eg T.h ,i & Ss9y q sayar;S ; Yoy y 2 RI, Tssf F.,
scr Carrie Webb, Rowland Georgetown s. c. dsy naval
Sch1 Selma Burn.n Bupren Ale1saira davs coal
scHooNEEs-RIyLK ASD ooAsrwlsK
Sen Gem. N9rfos Ee,Es's l. s,,S2 Se1%an Baltimore
Rselei Jsfe 2oaIoq,. c f. Hoo6kiss Roudou,,
ssaia Mara FCuIoat Elasctb A. vr-inia.
GsOrre E-lsar EllaSe,trort M.u1 Rss Eiiaoe6poT.
E Fe hPISS Kfis .SSr rG'is smr 5e,SDo4 shl1SS4p'
W. W. Braiuerl Ehlbethpor. s Wright khEahethpct
Eitatsthror. Libety RbEbehp0rt
J. Al. Tar0r EiEabethT0rt Adelaide. El1a6ethpor-
loud IA =. b. Buckley Eizabe hport
port. Morning Star Philadelphia.
s. G. Imam Baltimore T. : Gilerseeye, Alexandria
/. b. Niag Alexandria EnOch Moore, Alexandra
Katie j. uoyt Alexandria. john McAdams, Alexandria
LOtie Bearl POrt johnson ScUt. TrenSu.
G. ". Cummings, ltlni0It Jane Mara Roudout
Mana fcuing, NeNtugya. Tempest, Trenton.
r. Rubyon. StWBTunsWck ". Racket, k9niout
Aist Trenton. J7nes New Brunswick
J. b. Bleeclc Ro1dout. Florida RocAland
Nm- McCalc Virginia. Morning Star, kondont
Laura, Ronjout Asry Menhon, kInbetlPod
SAILED.
Ehp Artist. fof London.
MlNO-Sunset light. W.. clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoSrON, Dec ARRIVED steamship Mcclellan fran Baltimore brig
Jesse hyn from Turks Island; r. Heen. from Charleston
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA, Dec 2-Auved steamship City o. Merida Daken fon
Vera Cruz for New-iork. to sail 3D.
DISASTERS.
The steamship ST. Louis which struck Memory Roc 4h ut
hf Buth vessel Of CaIt Gillian from NewOesns Nov H. 70
Liverpool au not the 81 Louie Hew-0-ans foI NevYork,
heiorC reported.
SPOKEN.
Dec so miles East Of Sandy ploihost
kArah b Cana from Yarmouth ~ S. for ordered
Savannah
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Giin Real gsiaie for Sale.

A WATER RIGHT, with 10 LOTS of UP
N LAND Washington Highs Hudson River, Boulevard
lots eheap, Eight will eIehlnge pot Of acres
Washington Hghts l0;A Broadway widening. block
opposite Central Park Five lots Eighth One
HDD0''O ND' JOHN C. GRAFT, 10 Broadway.
A FOUR-STORY, brown-stOne, high-stoop
~ HOUSE, 25.65i will exchange Thrsve eorarI Los At
Hineieih st.. cheap JOHN O. GkhtF, zzy broadway.
LNRANKLlN SQUARE.-FOr SALE, q large
PIECE Of PROPERTY Peafld, running through TO Wafer
susb rane ngfactqnpg bu,ness Cart,
ran from Waterst Pearl front Pub pGeu
lars HOMER MORGAN, Pineft u6D
EOR SALE-Two LOTS, 25x200, on Fifty
third Py-see0nd between Fifth and Msdonayes running
through Apply 70 E. PALOS lSl hs
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proposals.

OrlErEKsAsTER's OPFIc, T. s. AEsr
PHfLADEIPHiA, Pa Nov. ~, Ivy
C,FAJFD PROPOSALS of the form furnished
- M tbs rfsrIgnd IN l. pcae will be received until y ocles !.
op TIiIRsDlY Ijeesmls ~ 1919 for building
TFEfs I0 GP stoe Al the Port Harrison Nsio A. Cemetery neA
Richmond Va National Cemetery Al stAalouM 49, y
tb. 3 pS n XII Details and requirements furnished by TIE IN H
- n,oa iaosH o ~ ''''''' W. HENRY &. HODGES
MAJOR AID QuAIitTmAlt't U . n
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fesal Notltes.


IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Cornelius A.
,droo es Of the County Of stratogs notice 10
bereby nren al persons haLng esn 'gns 6Eoh0b BHIGs
s al M, town Greenfield County Of SafstgA deceased 70
49, Al, ,s with voucher thereof 10 CHARLOTTE BRIGGS her
house in the Gfeeuteof 10 ChARES BlVEN At The
Han Company In the City OF Neulorf on
W I the 18Th January 51lDated Greenfield ssrstogt
o. %.,s es fn1s Is I57n CHARLOTTE BRIGGS. RIecutnL
ii-.eg,s CHARLES BLIYEH. Executor
IN nursuance of an order of ROBERT G.
lrs'TSGs eo Surrogate the County Of New YORK Dotce
beTsbT al persons has NJ claims Agnt BAnh, I'M
rf 10 be Subscribers At the once OF WILLIAM htL
RERT No Is Pears In the City Of hSio on OF DeiOrs e '
5sy n July ert-DAed New oIk, Dee = lou ~ .
uAy " 'u" 49, WILLIAM HuLDERT,) Executors of
MARY r. HULBBKr, }Barnes tnierhllt
SARAH :. ROBINS, dec tseJ.
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Corporation Notices.

o, EKvYosK DEFlKrpENr FISLEcs, BuHuAu oTfmsl
N'' RHeEyEK % TuGs, CouRr h0usE, PAnE, Z
~ CElsBGpssr., Nov !, ls7G }
yI,O TAX-PAYERS.-NOtce Is hereby given
Inst one per r s ,dd to ali re, unpaid 90 the lss q
usmbsf additional one per cont 90 pe'tmhef 10 IN al
ning uupaii on Ialuar Interest Al the ~ - per onL
- nna auasd day tho hoois were cciei br the Re
~, M the da of viii be sdicd No m0noy si lie
.s,,,.s .nsT = eosk ,. Odos hour' from 10
F'''' bfRNAkD 6MlllI ksSsVsL
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professional Notites.

professional Nottes.
~ ID. HAMMOND, NJ. D., formerly Professor
-. q important specialize IN the syrsu,e Medical College
232 Fiteb-s, of Third n Y GtT Deb
M and sD Ohsr Speal and general dsstes te Dr. H. Nort Zoe
THOMAS WILSON,
Il ATTOkNEY- Y-AT.LAW,
0l Pour. and bGlfst,
WAsHISGTOH. D. C..
Pro,~cues claims tfshH Upited exclusively
Court Claims and Supreme Court Of the United Staita
New-York tribune., 1870-12-03

eooh Mis- Adams Spever r Batter MI and Mr. Pollock Mr ans
Johuson DsG Jackson Mr. hsnhAr, M and Mr. Rsn.os
aud naid. \ Bray Mr.. Bsurmsn Mrs G. T. louteri
E1 G G. Ray, Ade Winb and con, Mr Bell Mr.. Altman,
Nr Caruu Miss Edlhn M Moson. Mr.. Maguan Mrs Edhib
Uspeeker and children Gacuger child and maid NJ
Hasen Mr. sOhensk NJ Pollard H. Brown Mr. koehet yss 1 R
AMI uece J. H. Wslker, Mr. Swope, A. and w hea ss
n,las Mr. and Ms Robbins Mr. and Mrs Bamherre A. S5
hr and hrs Demohns M end Mrs Clarh NJ hnaeuso RH
Healev Nss Fdtz n. Mills W. Hunt hr hafuiIe nt ks
Psrtef, J. Cshve, J. Barker. Mr. LupOR hr Denod MIS-
and Mis- Johns'ea. - = VT, CA.
PROM LIvBRPoOL-Iu steamship Manhattan pee N NInrP nj
Nurr aud sister J. Constantine Dr. KENNEDY and Wiz. n.y..
49, n A Il W Rov,er Thos n Haunsr Mr. and Nr~ .
Jones McAlstsr Thonps0u G. @ byNe,tI ~ Cook and
daughter Rev Dr. Boaramsn and vf r. y m usb Mn q
NT and Nr Greer Mu Purber. Mrs. Waiso u. Ms
Tvsrs NJ All NrS Bsmpas ana children Miss Ms u,S Mr
A. 49,. ~ NosSre NrS Miss Rogers Mss ny paTcT
N1ve1 ms W. N Adam r. Roserts j. A. FULLER W ~ M Mn,
\ Tgrrer A Turner W. Lsn., Nj Z y ssst,uuhSss{i
\ RSs,rs,a Miss Garley, 7. ,. Greer p ni'enen
New-York tribune., 1870-12-03

All who have real estate for sale or TO let,
and those desiring TO purchase rent such property
will find it to their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other
paper and in addition TO this advantage, TIE TRIBUNE
will be found not only in NewYorf and all its cities and
villages but every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be brief will
allow OF the advantages claimed bng made clear TO the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE, Daily
sem Weekly, and Weekly comprise individuals in every
profession consequently in each
read by all classes THE TRIBUNE deyotes especial
atentiont reports Of sales Of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly to the value Of M col
uuus as an advertising medium. The charges for adyer
tsing follows; DAILY TRIBUNE, 80 cents per line
for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 2 per line SEMI
our wide columns average line. Terms cash I'm advance
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Brocklun Rtal estate for Sale.

= LOTS near Prospect Park FOR SALE at o
- bsrlan. NJ A. RULAND Co, Beeimaar-, n Y
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tussirhtsisr Gountn ReaI estate for Sal.

HOUSE and LOT for SALE at Tnrrytown.-
nrselAs bnck house, French roof marble mAntels
situated hne view o minutes
Of depot lot lOoI2s7. For further particulars, address
d. WILJSBA, ThnJtoun n. Y
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for the 6olioars.
Sales bp Anttion

A. MKRwIs AGeto1eer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Broadway, cor.
I'D Ghsse Of Books. Wor5s o. Art Faaey Goods F1ID'af' &C
A VALUABLE LIBRARY Of THEOLOGICAL sud hisCELLANE-
Gus BOOKS containing choice English ed ons Of the Worof e
Dynes Transitions from MOferl German Iheo0
gaas Commentaries. Dictionaries, &c
tiKo A. LEavIrr. Auctloneer.
P00K TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
I'D HALL Astorpses and Eghthst. LBAYIrT sTRBBElGH
Go. CoSsGSMENrs SOLICITED LBRAREs CATALoSVED AND SoD
MEDICAL BOOKS AT AUCTION
TUESDAY EVENING Dec. at "A o'clock, sale OF large as.or
o. MEDICAL BOOKS, including many RARE and VALUABLE
WORKS Catalogues ready.
WEDNESDAY and following yeuing at o'clock sale Of
interesting COLLECTION Of BOOKS, oomp1g early
Quaker % Revolutionary and other unique Historical Documents
Voyages, &C., ke Catalogues ready
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Gitn l1roperlp 10 Get.

Gitn proprrtp 10 Cft
PAYMENTS to LET-Several unfur-
~ nhe and very desirable apartments good locality Inquire
ofCHARLBi C. WAKsLBY, No lO4 Ess, Tenth st, n y
EL0UR MILLS on Avenue c to LET-Or the
il MILL MACHINERY win te SOLD at less than onefourth M
vlu, the buLng with l0hos for manufacturing
and machinery capable OF
making 700 barrels Of aOur per day. Apply % - .eo,
ITO LET-FOr business purposes, one large
III CORNER ROOM. With Retiring Room communicating,
second aoor Of Booths Building of Twenty nrJ and
siIth-aVe Apply the prvIniies
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printing.

printine.
[NM EVERDELL~ SONS, 104 Fulton St
w LTrHOGRAPHC, STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL
MANUFACTURERS. ..... ". ......
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Dentlstrp.

COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
mated the IEPtsse Of stoRs OIds admin IA the
do loihnE bat EXTRACT VEE and do hat
WITHOUT PAIN-so 5000 pAlsHa itSs kss sir the
0H 10 Cooper IHIttUts
New-York tribune., 1870-12-03

MINIATURE ALMANAC. a.,
.e- sr,S sess ........ Asa Neon set,-..'.' zN
h'n n~s''''''' u1GH WATER DAY.
So, 4.0 Cows Island. 4;<s Hel Iae '''''' ''''
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Cost an0 1onn0.

I OST-A white and red setter DOG. The
vi. he literally rewarded by returning him to JOHN NAP0
LION No 70 The the 70 obtain
he dog IN the be shown Of hdrophoba and
requires careful treatment
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iFor Pisrmont and Eyset oulr
NEW YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL-
~ srnMER IRH INGEMEsr

SUMNER ARkANOEhEkT,
COMMENCING JUNE ~, psso.
Pourth- N Twenty seventh ~
TRAINS LEAVE EkW-TORk,
For Haven and Bridgeport (kxl II1 Hl3 tkIl
3(EIl, jas, i:30. $50 and tEI) p -
For atord strstford F.irss Southport .na wspo !, a
FOR Sorrali l. CEI I:sO i::ls EI) EI). 's a.
For barren. 4 ii:So a n 5:ss $50 $50 .nd sopa
Stamford I, (RIl o. ll:3o 2;l5 tkL, 1;5, tfIl
3:l5 (Er), 4ii5. $50, $3.50, 7:l5, 9 tEr) pa.
For GreeHveh aad aielsdats stations ~ l;o N 2s 9G,
$50, $50. Tl5 p N T.,
SUNDAY Mail rain EsvrOrf att fer
Bosto via botAs Spring Line and shore Line
- CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston. via Springfield, a. m, and5p
For Boston, via Shore Lane l2.l3 p.
Hartford and Springfield l2ls 40 m 70 nsrford
aRm
Esrragsnset Bay, arriving Its:Jo p. N.
For orCoaseoieu River Railroad RlSp m. 70 hostss,
I. m 10 Northampton
For Hartford Providence and Fshki Railroad l2:ls
For Line Railway HorEeh and Prordeses ls,
900; to Ees-London. Pn -.
Northampton and WiliAnsbaIgh
forH Housstooe Railroad, 8 A. m and p m
kailrosd, a. and $40 n 70 Wstresy
FOR D.n6ary sad sorNslk Railroad a n Y S s.d $50
FOR NerCanaan Railroad. q lZ;l3, 4;Soi tnd DIV N
COmnoous Sleeping s,ese 70 traH asd ,so % San
Nail Tran ether Room Car attached 10 the
n. and p. N trina JAhhs IL hOi /, eels lnletarnt
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A1eoiral.

nR. MILLER's New TURKISH BATHS, 4
~ Wet TwentyIbst FevYork will Colds sSrt 1hrOA
Rheumatism Heurslgis, ScateA DyspepsiI kS
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Gopartnership Notites.

JNHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
Il J. ADl w. w. DRRSCHER has this day DISSOLVED
PARTNERSHIP All bills W be paid By william II Drescher
Dec q 1870. FREDERICK }. DRESCHBR,
WILLIAM II. DRESCHER
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II s. MAIL TO HAVANA.
u. ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co,
Sail ng regularly EVERY THURSDAY oeok precisely from
Per No. North River
MORKO CASTLE Capt R. Adams ....... December
COLUMBIA Capt L. Van Size, (ya Nasa1). December 10
MISSOURI, Capt j. b. Edwards Drs mher H.
For freight or passage apply to A. W. DlMOCk President,
Nc. 5 Bowling green.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-03

Church of Holy Apostles, TSeuty ghthst and Ninth
sve-SUNDGY fEtVCBS l6j and u cSGrse Of Sunday
Esong The Apostolic Age hsf r. LNNDi ~ D'
Rev W. 7. lie Ms Assistant
New-York tribune., 1870-12-03

Antioch Baptist Church. Deeoker-st, hortOnrhe
JOHN LOVE, l vii preach SOADA1 Dec Al IVV
q %. ami g 81 D. seats free
New-York tribune., 1870-12-03

Church of the Ascension, Enbsve and Ien'h.'-Dylh m
sermon SUNDAY FhNlho t1e AZ nh- -
ssrEagers ally TED. seats iree
New-York tribune., 1870-12-03

Bnptet Church, south e OF
seSsps AMI Eghbaycs-Preacbng BY the Pastor Rev PRED
p. 10. Satject the Coz
Heroes sef be evening sermon Strangers provided
U1ths seats
New-York tribune., 1870-12-03

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD-TrADs leave Thrtis.Af a. isiOuG
ga. o.. Chicago EEprsss, Dsuiug stiaehsd.
CAf EEprrss for Chicago. Ne
.onmodIlion eIept in Draw
a Northern attsehee
lp N Montreal EIprsss. Drs Wing room attached
6Iprrss eisspiagea ihrough Wstsr
tous Syruouse and CsBaadaigsA (Daiyl
Paekc with Sleeping attached for Ch
sso via both ahd NJ C. Railroads f LoaisVile via indianapolis
AID Tor asd Rochester (Th will leave Of
days)
II D n, Eight EIprcss, Sleeping sau stashed
10 POaghkespse tram.
asd n, Po1ghkesps trains
4:l3 and G:l5 .. N Peskskil trina
$50 T:io 50s sado N no 100 AS $40 $40 u;s
D N lOnksrs trainA
Ga n Sunday train for PodsAks,psis.
c. IA. kESDRICk, Gss1 Passenger Agsst
New-York tribune., 1870-12-03

Church of the Holy Light, seven.hsye near Thy9Srt9
n Djype lGI a N y TJe Rev. Dr. hCVlChA
Win ureath
New-York tribune., 1870-12-03

Bible Oue~tiOn.-RsY. OSCAR HUGO breaches IO-AOheON
thirj Flih
and si1tl-ayes Rev r MCARTHUR Pastor In the AFTER
NOON AZ ocock in Epnugst Church Nerekt,
AIkMAN, D. d. Pastor aud in TIE MOhklNG IN Whts-
p tuaT Grand) R.y. J. s. HAUGH Pgttor S0ecl'
Pro,e,taut gl.s Il Roman Catholic Countries"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-28

AN ODD EGG.-At the store of our
next door neighborS, Kennedy d NAL
Ion, we We're yesterday shown an egg
which is something OF IL curiosity. II
is of the usual size and shape, except
that there is hole in the small end
about the size of Il common lead pen
Gil, through which one may look down
into the department of the interior"
The hole is walled round with shell
matter as though the hen had in her
mind some Of the mining shafts about
town when she was constructing this
new-fashioned egg. The egg was pro-
duced by an ingenious hen belonging
to Mr.. Mallon. He says he has APP
piled for a patent. 1t is a great i'm
prOvement over the common egg. as
with the new kind you can count your
chickens before they are Matched. Our
pencil is sharpened and ready to make
. note of any other new thing Mr.. Nal
lon may produce on his ''ranch." An
egg is good Observation-Disclosures.
Now that just shows what will be-
come of a man who takes the chances
OF living in Virginia. We used to
know John Mallon before he ever laid
an egg or thought of any such per-
formances. Dan, ask John about
"them shirts"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-28

ALMOST AN ACCIDENT.-One of the
ropes OF Mr.. Cavrnaugh's Capitol hoist
ing works snapped oil suddenly yes
terday, precipitating load of bricks
and mortar in direction where they
might have hurt somebody if every
body hadn't stood from under.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-28

RETURNED FROM THEIR JAUNT,-
Judges Whitman and Lewis and their
wives and jaunting companions have
Just returned from their trip to Hope
Valley and the localities thereabout.
all looking as brown as berries and as
hearty as bears.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-28

THOSE WHO ARE. AFFLICTED with Rheumatism.
Neuralgia, Gout and scrofula should try DR.. s.
G. Smiths "Aramiraculas'' A cure guaranteed.
1t IS claimed for til. NJ dicine that its curative
powers wonder full to experience. For sale by
all Druggists and dealers in Medicines.
rjyl6-ifl Ed WENBAN. Travelling agent.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-28

Olcovich, having purchased the building adjoining
their old store are having it reconstructed and
refitted preparatory to occupancy by them in tie
way of extending their business. While the y
will continue as heretofore to keep the finest
stock of dry goods. at their well known stand the
new premises will receive large and complete
stock of furniture, carpets, bedding, wallpaper
and the like. Those articles will be offered for
sale on the opening Of their new store, about the
LIST of September. Considering their facilities for
obtaining stock, having members Of the firm resi-
dent in San Francisco and New York, the above
announcement by the Olcovch Brothers will be
readily understood by residents in this section as
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-28

Arrivals at the St. Charles Hotel
GEORGE TUFLY. PRoPRIIfoR.
CAlsoN CrfY. August q. 1870.
J. Omil, Gold Hill
J. Hagen, FranktOwn
A. w. PRAY, Lake Tahoe
j. r. Proffitt, Ash Valley
h. NJ. Cobb, Aurora
b. +. Slater & lady, Carson Valley
G.. p. Harding, Genoa
H. Stowell, Aurora Road
J. Davis, do
J. J. Shackles, East Carson
G.. S. Ezell, do
F. A. Tritle & wife, Virginia
II. Morris, do
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-28

ANOTHER CONVICT was received at
the Penitentiary yesterday. Sheriff
Bollen brought IN Marion Pruett, (col
ored) from Douglas County. sentenced
yesterday by Judge Wright to the
Penitentiary for a term of i've years,
for the crime of burglary. This is
Pruett's second term. This is the col
ored man. well known about here as a
mustang trainer and jumper, who,
while confined in our county jail upon
the charge of which he has been CON
victed, attempted to get away, and was
caught, hanging half way out Of the
window, by Sheriff Swift.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-28
Religious Services To-day.
Empty Houses.

The San Francisco Commercial Her
aid says stores and buildings in that
city are to let in larger numbers than
ever before, and the list of rooms seek
ing tenants is increasing. In Sacra-
mento, which seems to be in as heal
thy a condition as any city in Calitor-
MIA, there are more houses to let than
tenants to occupy them, and, accord
ing to the Republican, Stockton
ahounds in empty dwellings. The
most OF the mining towns of the inte-
rIOr are comparatively liieless, and it
is not denied that California is suffer-
ing generally from a stagnation of
business. Many of the mining towns
OF Nevada are falling into decay. Aus
tin, Hamilton, Treasure City, Aurora,
KNOXVILLE. lone, and other places of
consequence from one to five Years
ago, are abundant in empty houses
other and newer localities having
drained them of their people. Bat the
business dizziness observed almost
everywhere throughout California and
Nevada, does not seem to affect Nir-
GINA, and, Notwithstanding the golden
promise OF the Eastern portion of the
State, the most prosperous towns in
Nevada to-day are Virginia, Gold Hill
and Carson. There are few stores or
other places of business to let in Nir-
GINA, and such is the demand for
dwellings, that not less than fifty or
sixty have been erected in various
parts of the city during the past two or
three months. In no spirit OF boasting
do We announce that there are few
empty houses i'll Virginia, but for the
purpose of showing that there is one
town. at least, on the coast, that is gal
lantly holding It's own Enter
prise.
Our neighbor in the above hints at a
condition of fittings which is strikingly
observable here, and which is without
a parallel in any other section of either
this State or California There is not
one desira Die tenement let in Carson.
not one; and such is the demand for
houses that even the many little, lly-re-
paired o,tagcs which 50 long remained
unoccupied are being tenanted. Car
son IS the best town on the coast " is a
phrase by every returning citizen-and
many are constantly coming back.
The cause of our present prosperity is
mainly due 10 the opening of the Viz
ginia and Truckee Railway.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-03
DIEn.

In Morestown, Boise county =
OF February n, 1870. of infamn . !, On te>.
JAMES MILLER CLARK. aged IS yeass q IN
He was buried from the Court n.
on the 2sth of February, at2o,closa u
remains were followed to the burial :.
procession of his fellow-citizeps -
rial service was read by P. E. Eroos, ilissI
ing to the absence of clergyman : =
time. The deceased was a native ., NV "
for some years in Missouri and caliso,s'
resident Of this county since March ~ "
has been continuously engaged IN -, Va
long member Of the mercantile g.. ~
Il Clark. He was universally resna,..,
by all who knew him, and leaves hsh;s
of good and "honest man, the nobl... "
lie has kindred in Ohio and yjs.,n..
living now. or recently, near wsts,n.n =
county. California. With them ara II.
dolements Of the many friends and ,,,,.. =
the deceased in this community