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GOVERNMENTS STRONG AND STEADY
The higher quotations for gold to-day, combined
with the improvement In fve-twenties at London,
where the 62s were quoted an average OF COZ, fall
ing only to 90T at the Close strengthened the
market for government bonds, and some Of the is-
sues underwent a fractional advance IN price. On
the other hand there check to the speculative
feeling which was originally based on the idea that
the Secretary Of the Treasury would increase his
bond purchases tomorrow and hence the market
while strong steady. The fact that the govern
ment sold only million OF gold to-day is inter-
preted to that the Treasury will buy only the
million Of bonds called for in the advertisement
Why this inference is drawn it is
difficult to say. because the previous portion
OF the months programme has been varied only in
the Item Of bond purchases and not in that OF gold
However 1t is asserted that the present condition
Of the money market has been represented to Mr.
Boutwell, as very easy that there is no longer any
necessity for increased bond purchases 80 far as re-
taxing the money market is concerned. 1t is to be
doubted on the other hand, whether the consdera-
ton of saving the interest the bonds by disburs
ing his nOn-intcrest bearing currency balance may
not impe him TO continue his increased purchases.
The following were the closing street prices:-
United States currency skies. 111h NIX;
do, 1881, registered, ia lax; do do.
coupon, 1l411 1l4<; do. nve-twenties, registered,
May and November, Ill u 1l1k; do d.. 1892 cou-
pom, do. 1l2H 113; do do, 1854, do. do, Ill
nix; do. do, 1865, do. do, INK 1l2; do. DO,
registered, January ana July, l1eh 1908; do. do,
1885, coupon, do, HOY 1lsss; do. do, 1857 do.
do, HOY 11OH do. de-, 1858, do. do, 1lO1S 11ox;
do. teaortes registered, 1867 log do. d. cou.
pom, 1885, a 1861.
STOCKS STRONG AND STEADY.
The stock market, except for few Of the list,
only moderately active, but Its undertone was de.
cidedy strong. Even the rise In gold, which has
been heretofore this season the signal for fall In
stocks, was unin1uentia in that direction, perhaps
for the reason that the shock Of tho London money
market, betrayed by the sharp decline In consos,
was imperative against American government Sc
curitles. The following table Will illustrate the
character OF the mapKet:-
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The extreme fluctuations OF the day IN the lead
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In the gold loan market the rate for borrowing
ranged from ''nat' TO q per cent. In one excep-
tional instance, for loan ex Clearing House, the
rate per cent for carrying. The operations of
the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:-
Gold cleared. ST. $40, 600
Gold balances. Observation-Disclosures. l39OO37
currency palduces.. .................. l,oS6,487
The European steamer took ont only $4,000 in
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The money market was more abundantly sup
nlied and while some Of the stock houses paid six
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FL0gE AND GnAIs-keeepts, l6s0a bills -four, Soo do.
and go bags meal bushels 4037
2s,033 do. oats Ub7s barley Loo do. The
business In State and Western -four active
prices armer for the shipping grades which
improved demand owing to the decline in the rates OF
freight. For the other kinds prices without
change. The sales about 1850 bps. South
bour In demand, but ut rather
ratey active steady prices sales lb6 bbs Corn
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pregnable. The railroad from Stras-
bourg via Hagnenau to Metz crosses the
mountains at Bitehe.
Saint Avoid, pronounced 'sant-a-vo.
is a town in the Department of Moselle,
on the Rossel, Is miles west of Sarre-
guemines, with a population of about
5000.
Metz-pronouneed in French, Mass
in the vicinity of which the great bat
ties of the last week have been fought by
the French under Bazaine and the Ger
mans under Prince Frederick Charles
and Gen. Steinmetz. with King William
in chief command. is fortified city. the
capital of the Department of Moselle.
and is ut the confluence of the Moselle
and Seille rivers, ITO miles east of Paris.
Several railroads center here, and join
the main railroad to Paris. Here were
located one of the largest arsenals Of
France. a cannon foundry, military stores
and an extensive military hospital. Un-
der the Romans, Metz rose to consider
able importance. having six grand mill
tary roads passing through it. On the
decline Of the Empire of Charlemagne, it
passed to the Emperor of Germany. who
strongly fortified it as a barrier against
France, and it possessed almost republi-
can freedom. In 1862 it claimed the
protection of France, and ceased to be
free. The population is about 10000.
Nancy, pronounced 'Nongsee. is the
capital of the Department of Meurthe. 20
miles south of Metz. on the left bank of
the Meurths. and on the railroad from
Paris to Strasburg. This is one of the
finest and best built towns of France.
1t is in the ancient Province of Lorraine,
which for several hundred years formed
part of Germany. but was repeatedly
taken by the armies of France. By the
treaty of Vienna, in 1876, it was given to
the King of Poland. in exchange for Tus-
cany, and upon the Kings death passed
to the Crown of France.
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a day or two. and the road to Paris is
open, the arrival here of the Prussians
must be calculated upon according TO the
daily marches. About six days will be
needed. Perhaps they will arrive sooner.
1t would serve no pnrpose to conceal
this. There is nothing for Paris but to
wait resolutely. making the most of the
delay. The authorities are doing all
possible TO prepare Paris for a siege.
We shall be ready. We are confident of
the patriotic courage of our citizens, and
the future of France.
The Opinion Rationale SAYS Palikao
must have entire authority during the
critical moment; the authorities mus be
a unit; the first cannon-shot will scatter
all political differences. The Opinion
again demands the expulsion of all Ger
mans from Paris.
Palikao that he car. arm
Immediately a force of the National
Guard in addition to those already sup
piled.
The Minister of Agriculture has col
lected at Paris immense supplies of all
kinds. sufficient for the subsistence of
the city three months. At the outposts
large quantities of salt provisions are
stored, as well as hay and fodder for
horses. Munitions of war are also
plenty.
The following is official: The Prus-
slams, under the Prince Royal, have
been seen going toward Snyppes-the
German forces in the Department of
Aube have abandoned their encamp-
ment and are marching on Semmepy.
About q, 900 Prussians have recently
passed Jineyille, going in the direction
Of Nancy and Monticruder. Twenty
thousand Prussian cavalry have passed
through Chalons going toward Eperuey.
Pfalsbourg and S~trasbourg still hold out.
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DWELLING House. In Treasure City for
-4ui' ~ n'' 0"'
SPALDING's GLUE handy about the
mousse menus everything.
Ta.y,a wusoy A. ~ ,, oox s4ooo
IhANns, WILSON q So.s mex. stage
leaves On ''onoAy, ~ oa.m' fine' "a hours. :
- -.
cans or belts helonginv IN Hamilton Hoot and
Ladder compsny will please deliver them over
70 any on'ef . 'ne company
INTERNAL REVENUE AND STATE STAMPs,
os al, denominations ,or al. a, IN. pos,om..
az
oreenoacks Dougnt and sold. Postotnce drafts
issued on all the principal cities and towns in
"A "AhL has just recei'eu from
oaiiiornie ana the Eastern states an immense
stock OF Cigars, Tobacco, Stationery, Cutlery,
and Smokers articles, which he offers to the
trade at greatly reduced rates-one door below
Medin's corner.
m
ha., ,aa,,aa .,a. 49,.
and a. now one ~ ,hs
Of the t,ra I'm tha 81, -, g.. -
time me r,ost non,,is. = , .nao... ~ - Ing
rates an charges ma veiidrvnisbed ..bias I'll
and gt an crcelient mel TO- 20 49, S
anu . y ~ oeh'S'
PIONEER LINE FOR Procur -H.Tcu &
fLs"hh'-D arect 70 fioche, by White River
route. Shortest route and quickest time. Thor.
onyhly stocked with shorse teams. with IL
Portable. Hamilton once Al Wells F.rao = IN
Phoebe ONCE, Ashim l. Co. IS store-Hesry Phil
hps' agent.
The Confession OF AN ISyALm.-Pub-
A7heo ~ ooneh' Vi iouns MEN, anu otners,
who suffer from nervous debility. etc. supply
inc the me.ra os ae,f crra w-,.ta. ~ 49,. -.
hss crrsd hinosais 40 -. ".In y onc VIM
rsceivins a nost-n,id 1,rac.a, ~ u enssse, On
,nrOusn PoS . only JONATHAN +. Coon. San
osSp er'-ISsAis FOB iooNe MEN
the enervated ana used up VINO have lost their
youtnial energy, ambition and bodily vigor. In
ane Pursuit OF sociAL khAsuhE-wit words OF
,neer' ana sanitary aiu LOT the seemingly nope
.9Sst Sent re-, IN ssaisd enVeiops. Address
ppo"AnD AesoOiaIioN, noA r. fniadeiphia,
fennsi'ahih
TyAvrs WusoN G. 10 bova obanoad
. ~ oAanseu
'heir SUCK TO the White River route, by which
they save q distance Of Is to 80 miles between
Hamilton and Phoebe City. This. in connection
with new coaches and fresh horses. will enable
them to make the trip in the shortest time pos
sible. They have reduced rates Of fare to such
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-30

Carr. LLOYD RAWLINGS, as we learn
by a letter received in this city yester-
day. will not be. as he expected, a can
didate for the Democratic nomination
for Sheriff. Rawlings is in Salt Lake
City. He has beer looking at some Of
the mines in that vicinity, and the ap-
pearance of them suits him. Rawlings
mentions some other things, which would
be interesting; but in his own interest we
think better not to repeat them. The
Mormons are good people, but a trifie
hard to digest.
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EASTERN r NEWS.

NEW YORK, August 20.
Bishop Bagley, of Newark, preached
at the cathedral in that city yesterday
being his first appearance in the pulpit
since his return from Rome. His theme
was the adoption of the dogma of the
papal infallibility by the Ecumenical
Council. He made a severe attack on
The London Times for its false and
sensational reports of the proceedings
of the Council.
Hon. S. j. Tilden denies that the
Democrats propose to convene an extra
session of the Legislature, to take into
consideration a -postponement of the
State election.
John Morrissey, Sheriff 0'Brien, and
Congressman Fox, the leaders of the
Young Democracy, have raised a fund of
800, 900 to start a newspaper organ. 1t
is to be called The Free Press; and will
make its appearance OF Wednesday next.
WASHINGTON. August 20.
The debt reduction for August is S10,-
900. 900.
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From PHOEBE. correspondent
writes, but fails to vouchsafe his name
hence, his contribution finds no place.
The burthen of his letter is, that bust
ness is overdone, and there is room now
for no newcomers but capitalists. Phoebe
we know must be prosperous, notwith-
standing this letter Of yeritas.' Every
week Weiderhold orders an increase of
his package of The Daily News, and it is
now the largest package we send out of
Hamilton.
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FROM M%ARYsvlLLE.

MARYsvrLLE, August 30.
The Republicans nominated Mr.. A. j.
Batchelder for Supervisor of the Third
District, Yuba county.
George, Katie. and Lewis, aged res
pectiyely 5H, 7 and 8 years, children of
George Walthers, a farmer residing ten
miles from Yuba City, were playing in
their fathers granary to-day, when a
pile of wheat fell on them, killing George
and seriously injuring Katie, who has
suffered terribly from conclusion Of the
brain-Lewis slightly injured. Katie will
probably recover.
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FROM OREGON.
PORTLAND, August .

PORTLAND, August 20.
A few days ago. near Astoria, a man
named Charles Thomas was killed by
the caving of a well, which he was dig
ging.
JACKSONVILLE, August 30.
A company of capitalists have filed
articles of incorporation--capita So, 000,-
0OO-to build a railroad from the north
bend Of Humboldt river, Nevada, to ION
meet with the Oregon and California Rail
road at some point in this county.
Last week a boy named Parsee, while
hunting, was shockingly mangled and
killed by a bear, on Dry Creek, in this
county. His remains were found after
several days search.
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r UTAH.

SALT LAKE. August 20.
United States Marshal Patrick this
morning arrested the City Marshal, Chief
Of Police, and all deputies engaged in
the obstruction of Engelbrecht's prop
erty.
A reward of $500 has been offered for
the arrest and conviction of the perpe-
traitors of the utrage on Mr.. and Mrs.
Stenhouse which occurred the 20 inst.
All the principal attorneys of the city
have volunteered their services to prose-
cute the miscreants engaged in the
assault.
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OCCURRENCE OF GALESA.-The White
Pine News lately had a query as to the
occurrence of galena in fssure veins.
1t may be said in reply that quartz
always occurs, in greater or less
except, perhaps, at times in limestone,
when often but very little, if any quartz
is to be found,-as, for instance. in Car
inthia. The galena comes in the veins
sometimes in small amounts, finely inter
spersed throughout the gangue, sometimes
in large bodies, sometimes in quite regu-
lar bands. We know of no place where
galena alone forms the material of q
assure vein. In deposits, the case may
be different.-S. +. Mining Press.
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Afternoon Board.

Original Hidden TreAsure-2l5O shares. IS: S,
=. 80.
Sierra N~eyada-950 shares. sll; III; Iik. IS. 3,
Crown Point-260 shares, S4k: "a; ~.
az.
Chollar-365 shares. s45k; 45%, b.. 10.
Hale 4 Norcross-30 shares. ss1; 80. b. 30; ss.
lmperial--6 shares, S2s; ~, s. 80.
Amador-10 shares, $22e.
Meadow yalley-l30 shares, sal; 81. b. 80.
Occidental-30 shares. sil, s. 80; liz.
Yellow Jscket-94 shares. s3lk 80. s. 80: BY,
8. IS.
overnan -l275 shares, sl4, b. 80: f3h; 14k; Il,
g.. s.
Gould 4 Curry 272 shares. $3.50, 8. 30: 147L;
142h; las; l46; 14T; 14s. b.. 8: 1zTH. s. 30.
O~phir-l70 shares, ss1a. b. 30; 81.
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Smoker, in his Public and Private
Life of Louis Napoleon, says: Seven
teen years were the limit of the suprem-
acy Of Napoleon I; II years the restored
Bourbons reigned; II years Louis Phil
lippe occupied the throne, and we may
safely predict that II years will be the
longest period allotted by the hand of
destiny to the restored dynasty of the
Bonapartes. The parallel may seem alb
surd, but it is based on solid reasons,
and deduced from rational inferences.'
The Empire was announced about Janu-
arv. 1873.
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FROM STOCKTON.

STOCKTON. August 30.
A boy named Merrill was severely in
jured Saturday evening by The explosion
of gunpowder.
The San joaquin Valley Railroad is
constructing a bridge across the Stanis-
laus river, and the work of laying track
is being pushed forward. The road will
be completed to Paradise City before
the ensuing Winter.
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Andrew Morton not issued. 2330.-....2 $500
And in accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board OF Trustees. made Oh the 22d day OF
July, 1870, so many shares Of each parcel Of
the auction rooms Of Maurice Dore 4 Co, 32T
Montgomery street. San Francisco. on the FIJI
TENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1870, ut the
hour Of IL O'Clock m. Of said day. TO pay said
delinquent assessment thereon. together with
costs Of Advertising and expenses Of sale.
ID. b. ARROwSMITH, Secretary.
Once: 48 Montgomery street. San Francisco.
au30-td
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FROM MONTANA.

HELENA, August 90.
Latest advices state that the Yellow
stone expedition left Fort Ellis on the
morning of the 22d inst. With the
party are II. d. Washburne, Surveyor
General of Montana; Hon. n. 2. Lang
ford and other prominent gentlemen.
The military escort is under command of
Lieut. Doana.
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FROM GRASS VALLEY.

GRASS VALLEY. August 30.
A daughter of Samuel Kempten, aged
ii years. went away faom home Friday
last, and was not found until last even
ing at 5 O'Clock, in a brush pile, near the
house. and when discovered ran off like
a wild animal. She had eaten nothing
since she left home, and was speechless
when caught.
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FROM WASHINGTON rERRlr'Y.

SEATTLE, August 20.
The bark Carlotta in entering the
straits of Tuca, last Thursday, drifted
on to Duncan rock and stove a hole in
her bottom near the keel. Il required
the united efforts OF all hands at the
pumps to keep her ahoat until they
beached her at Neah Bay. where she now
lies. Cargo greatly damaged. Captain
expects to get her afioat again.
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FROM CITY.

VIRGINIA CRY. August 80.
Sutro tunnel now in /, Asa feet. Still
in hard porphyry.
John Bennett, a miner in the Yellow
Jacket mine, was severely wounded in
the back last night by a sharp stone fall.
ingupon him.
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oh, kiss me and got said the maid of
my heart, and proffered her lips as my
pay to depart; the morn is approaching;
my mother will know; my kindest and
dearest, Oh, kiss me and gop She gave
me the blessing in such n sweet way that
the thrill Of its pleasure enticed me to
stay; SO we kissed till the morning came
in with its glow; for she said every mo-
ment, 'Oh, kiss me and gor
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And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees. made on the 20th day
OF July, A. ID. 1870. so many shares of each par.
eel Of said stock "A may be necessary will be
sold At the office Of the Company. Room No. 81,
Hayward's Building, No. 4i9 California street.
San Francisco, California, on TUESDAY, the
THIRTEENTH A OF SEPTEMBER, 1870,
at the hour Of I o'clock p. m. OF said day. to pay
said delinquent assessments thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of the
sale. CHAS. Z, ELLIOT. SECRETARY
Once; Room No. q, HaywRrd's Building. No.
419 California street. San Francisco, California.
au3O I'd
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Nrm To.Dau.

NOTICE OF DELINQUENT SALE
~ Pinto Mining Company. Location Of Works;
Silyerado, Pinto Mining District. White PINE
county, Nevada. Notice. There are delinquent
upon the following-described stock. on account
OF assessment levied on the 22d day Of july.
1870, the several amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective shareholders, As follows:
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FoR DISTRICT ArroRNEY.-In our list
of candidates a few days ago, occurred
the name of Mr.. Hunt for District Attor-
ney; but the name, like Byron's in the
list of killed, was mis-spelled. 1t is
properly "A. B. Hunt, instead of M
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Dirn.

EDDY-1n Virginia City. New. August "a. Mary
A. Eddy. aged As years.
~wILLIAkIs-In Reno. New, August "a, Dixon.
son Of John d. and Amelia Williams, aged .
months.
GARDSER-1n Carson City. New. August %,
Herbert. infant son Of NJ. c. and Ellen Gard
ner. aged ! months.
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ArnnNnAY snv mNINa cnM-

~ PANY.-Location OF works White Pine
Mining District, White Pine county. Nevada
Notice.-Ther are delinquent upon the follow
inR-descrihed stock. on account OF assessment
levied on the 10th day OF July, 1870. the several
amounts set opposite the names of the respec-
tive shareholders, as follows
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Nfm 70. D
CARD.
The late Jury In the Case of Ham'I
ton VS.. steel.

The late Jury In the Case of Ham'l-
ton VS.. Steel.
I H.. MATHEWsoN. ONE Oh II JURORS,
makes the remark that he would not be-
lieve an freshman on oath. This Is q nice thing,
in the shape OF man, to have TO administer Jus.
tice where a mans little fortune OF two years
hard work Is pending. Many of those witnesses
were hard working Irishmen. who swore to the
truth knowing who the mine belonged to. from
the hrst stake that was driven and the FIRST pick
that was used. j. II. NJ. under oath 10 do jus.
tiee to God and man. makes those remarks. II
those kind Of men are 10 weigh out justice. every
miner who has located a claim had bette lay
down the shovel and the pick and emigrate TO
some place where honest men can he found 10
do justice. Isignedl
au303t J. Do0DY.
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FROM IDAHO.

MALAD CRY, August 30.
Courtney and Burns broke jail here last
night and escaped. They were in on a
charge OF horse stealing, and implication
In recent coach robbsries.
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Sto @ lk Sales.
Morning Board.

Morning Board.
Original Hidden Treasure-3l3O shares. x4s
a.; 5, b. 10; "a, b. 80.
Consolidated Virginia-2O shares, sex.
Eureka Consolidated-lOO shares. at $40.
Occidental-l0 shares, 81.
Gould 4 Curry-3O0 shares, $3.50, 157 4; l62k,
b. 80; 14TX. b. IS: 100, s. 80; las. s. 80; $50.
Yellow Jacket-l000 shares, $50: 81 <; 81 s. rs;
80, b. 80.
0verman-300 shares, Sl3; IA; I3A.
Ophir-s20 shares. 80: 50: Q.
Imperial-25 shares, S2fL; 2sk: 26lx; 2Bk.
Amador-15 shares. s2l7E, b. s; 900. s. 40.
Hale 4 Norcross Al shares. Sssk: S.; ssA.
Chollar-3s0 unares. <45: 4G, b. 80; 45k.
Sa~yage-l97e shares, Sal; AZ. b. 80: 41k. ~,
b. so; Is.
Crown Point-105 shares. f4k; s. ~.
Sierra Nevada-235 shares, S1l. Tx b. 80; IL,
n 10
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Born.

KING-In Hamilton. New, August ., to George
King. 4 son.
brownie Gold Hill. New, August IL. TO Jas.
Brown, twins-boy and girl.
ALLEN-In Carlin. New. August II. to W.. J.
Allen, 3 daughter.
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PRINTING AND ADVERTISING
Must, from this date forward. be paid for in
ADVANCE
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THoMAs-MoYLE-In Goodyear's Bar. Cal,
August IL, Henry Thomas to Miss s. Moyle.
BRoMBERGER-JACOBs-In San Jose. Cal,
August 81. Benz. Bromberger to Miss Hattie
Jacobs.
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MONDAY. August 80, 1870.

SPECIAL. NOTICE To San FRANCISCO AD-
yERTIsERS.
In order to simplify the business and avoid
confusion. from this date forward MYRos ANGEL.
AT 522 Clay street. Is sole agent for The White
Pine Daily News in San Francisco; and persons
in that city having business with this office are
requested to communicate with him.