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NuftiunS : 8erfnuf

wy $4,000 Yfuno beIh6OiGtem Sabad.
Die uHterjri6utten ~ucrIGuicn nGdRrn Rrsttaa, OI
-. Suli. gcseu gaariabluna am linton, bod. fuB Der
GpuCOrOlr., I'M 10 tlbr Yior8ens, fir NsdnunB Delitn,
benz or BCbDrt,
$4,000 pfune Snbaf,
,ucldCr bcl'm ltbtCl Branoe pcs pYllto. 90. gDdareit.
buuitB" bslbobigi lDlroc.
Q75-0l Bfggtns, Cobb q Comp, Iutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-27
WrQnlnmfett urncu yhierr.

VrNnlnmEetf BeDcn SgIeFe.
g0Ghrero oes Sommers betomtnen gierbe ourd, Jlad,.
tahtgtett ben Spatb iuirO mir bas trtranite 4feto Sos
9leld, g%ebradst, 70 garantire i'd, Die aranfbeit gGn8iid
aus Dem epiterne iI %oertreibst.
Z NJ. Gum pbreps,
Rr. "a, Sdncaferftrahe,
(5lni23,i a. 3.-Nue.3 81 nabe Broabtua1.
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Sommfr Anstlagf. -

SFE {Bpup 6rope. beoeutenb perIaotsrt, III lett
BET berrlidfe CONNER V srsniglnssori I'M aanoe. @s
bat Incl ih6ne Weriten, Baoebduier, cine 8siaurattpn
erher alaft. COMMUNICATIONS. SGautsln, gsloeipsoe,
Rsitidulsn, nno ale Artsn aI,ai elisf.is. tlrl, Mass,
MIR nurjden lam. 8ie SatIon begtnnt NJ itirppd,
ben 10. SUM-. BON no an bic prdbtissu 5ampttr
vSam. 8. penb" uno p9baupion" tdsiid-S ~onnabeno
uno Sonntae ausgerpmmen = BON Der Werfte Rr. D,
eisbtfrase. Bormittass 8, 0 uuo n 10 ubr, Natrt.
1.30 2 4 tno $50 uno Nbenbs 6. 80 uno 7 nbr dbfabren
uno auf Der Cir, uno Retourfabrt an Rarisp's Wsriie
In OH. Baltimore anbalten. 9aS Boot perIdBt bolip
grooe 9. 80 uno II rbr W,oresns unb $50. 8. s., 6, 40,
o uno $50 4benos. porIi8It&e Uauft li,fert Capt.
3ie9lsr's Corps.
Sie Fabrt bin uno ,urfd toilet MIR 80 cts, tHr Qtr.
Der unter IL Sabren Die pdlfte. 5pnutagsihuien uno
8%eIeuIdaftsn tperosn tl berabaeItbien areiitn %bei1roert.
GirfuIare uno ~ionIiisss gdbert srbdlt man i'm Comp.
tuire 1r. 9s. &isbthrafe. t5unilo. 3gtts.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-27
9as Mcnblcmcut
~Np NFtHUEtHFtWt
sinsr bic . taet perIdhtnben 6amilit

MutttDn.
Seddbfen Has, ben %. Sui. Sormittda 10
ubr, iperotn mir tn Rr. 30, 6ontpap.. nabr Elite
Sacaffraae. sinen Sbetl ots Ulenblensnis unter ben
banrntr brinaen, ais ba itno aepoINerte Yarloritible,
iiidt nit Viarmorplatisu. Otiomousn, Wlaiten, ga
miniims. 3itrratben II. I. 10, 6pmootn NIT Wlartnpr.
pIattsu, g1aidfdnos init Ditto. Beitltllet BON atttt'
baum. uno aus ancsrsm Solje. a~leiberidr6nic. 5eoer.
Watraben, Sfsberbetten uno BetiSeug Il. 1. 10. Nud
gpisaei uno IarIor6ftu, porJsuan. uno Stetn9ut.ge
idtrr, aiiher.uttnit!ttn u. |. I.
u7T-Sl EQmI. y. ZDtfr n CD, Wutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-27
0eorse Vi. 9obBe & &c.,
8r. az, meH.Ba!timorearase,
g&usIer nit Watertalts1 fur
~ 4unftIer uuS Mailer,

bait torhpdhrtno ,t,tn rsitbaltiaen pottdib bon Oar.
ben. OIL. glas. Girrifen n. T.. 10. Netntfu fir Goo.
per's 2etm uro SMITHS 2atsntirtsr 9namtI fpr Rst.
ihtn.Ilaltr. tRop .9,l5.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-27
0n h%erfnnfcn.

HMk Gin "a .Nbdigrs 6aus. CIR. 3O5. OH'2omburo.
itruBe. 7 3imuter sntbalteuo. Plat 10 bel 90 bis an eine
4 SUB breitr Nllep 9runomietbs S2I. gJrrts $1,000. -
6oluie oas Sdus gr, ~, iib'ReqiitsritraBe. In auttm
4rcts $1,000. = 6srner oas 3aus glr. lgS an Der ChIettt
Der Siio GbeiteritraBe nit Spbrnuten i'm 6ofe, bili9.
Ndbere aRstlrit siebt y. SbarltS. Rr. l29 !. o.
bruabwap. (9uni27 49,
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eaA 3lpet icDr rmpfrbleuStpcrtbc
EAlE 6cfhGft8pldtc
an Der
2ancaIter. StraBe. Sells Yoint,

2artaitr. straBe, Sells 9oint,
uuf Wutttnu.
Btute, u. Sui 1870, Rudbmtttdgb g ubr.
ueroe i'd bic uadihtbclO bridfritbcncu pertbuoltr SldRe
mit @Cbdneeu u%ertauterl, ndlHltb:
gir. rs uub ~, NuucGitcritraBc. ?. uno 3. pIus 6Nlid
pom 8roaowGD. yr. 60 III "A 6uB brett utO unatldbr
80 ifuB tti uub init ctueGH 3~.itDtigen Yoroers uuo 6tr.
tcr9cb0IOc. lucIbt lest nit @ttol8 us cine 9Diribinati
bgruBt lucrbCu, bCbuut; 9tr. 70 III 10 6nB brett uno 50
EuB mrbr ODER wcuiGer tict NIB init stneri 8~.foti8tl
pGulc nit 2 'tOdiBcrt StHtet8ebauoe bebaut brloc
SGulcr lUcrocn lCpltut O%ttlautt,
@ruUOmtctBc duf has Ga &c Gtgclibum 1T rur $3.50
pr Adhr.
Ytotuauuacn lUGrocn bet'm gertduie bstannt atmabt.
Gam. u. 6uptr. Wutt.,
nT5-7l yr. "a. YDep. S3lItimp rettnEf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-27
E.sIE~~ @crbaO 4! secGuo 4!

auf @Obb's 5slano uno Seott's Sceans Souie.
Sas Snnpfidif n&ne." Capt I'D. g.. BeaIp, osrIGBt
9i9btIrdBen. gBerfte ieoet @ittwodt uno @pnn tag
uI 8 ubr AbcnDs fir bic GfsTlfer bon Wnrplailo uno
Btreinten. Surb,8iuete uro Btlete fir Die Stns uno
3uriidiabrt bon 9obb's SnisI. Die Mietbtatider mil.
Zen tlr ben 9ransport oer Baggage tiber bic 5niel. sgtra
besublt tusrben.
perI6Rt oisItIbe gpteriie ieSssn aDisnToa nrS @reitoo
UNI 6 nbr Nbenos fur Grisfelo unb Die Poeonoffi iuB'
2dnounsen uno ninttt Naiiagiere fir SCOTS 0ean
3ouie" uHo pSreeu Run Bead" aut jeotr 6abrt nit.
p. u. Starr. Msent,
(Sult7 ,lWtt.) 9r. 10T, SontbtraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-27
pfntGdf anO anorrr lDaarrn.

Tetner GibersGffg.
q. -. Bur 3 Comps BuFtalo'tr GiFa ~ Nabth
BET Der 5abritaHteu ageHien
%. z. BnJbD s &c.,
CSan .22.lSl Rr. 6. Gr6angesVIat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-27
BIT DfrkOuffE unO 81 prrnirtbrn.
Binia III %pcrfQufcu.
3H perfdufen.
Gtllc icltcue Wclcaeubcit !
Niuin III perfanfen.
OStrthfdbaft IN bcrPaufen.

Gtre an etrcm glten YIaBe 8eIeseue ggirtbibatt 1T
6amlltenOerhaltntre Dalber iu %Oertautcn. lBo Z ertnbt
man IN Der @rpeb. b. 81. u7j-SOl
Oelber auf SDpptbef dussuleiben.
- SGuIer. 9auoneneu uuo plate ,u psriduIen,
W;;;;i tnO Yldbe Iu Uerpadten, iopie 2Gotta9es iu Der.
III taufen ODER 81 uertaui9tn. Sebr bulge groBe
@runoplabe, quite GRANDDAUGHTER ucrgon8t Jl ben bciten
Nretien BET o. Hotpleb, Fr. as, st, Ndulffraae.
I9nni0 2NRt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-27

Gil hrrmirthrn-

LII 9ds Gdbaus SRr. Ie9. GruHhrase, paNruO
fur elm aleiupners ooer Shubmuders@elbGtt Wtctbe
inonaiIiA $40. NahNliraRen ntbsndn. Lll4,sOl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-27

Prtmd CIR. l, 2 uno 3 WtatrsIen In Ta1eru, balbcu unb
o%tertelu, un0 sits. YriHla 2abraoors, glcu .YtagoaIens
uno &tIten.@drtn9e. NeusSate. uno Goofite ocrs
lt8ltte Sale gum Sertlufe bel 0umleS s. MblSleser,
Rr. l47, prdttftrafe, BEN yU~tGltbpsSauIe" gsgeft.
iiber. G75o3B)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-27
ue8-, Rr. 10. sa,p SSflSinSs Ct sIanlar

"a gu btrfOufru.
EuA 9noru Br. 3AA, Shb.@unbhr init 6 Sim.
meru uro Seller grcis $500; $500 bdGr, Der Ecit IN
a Sabrsu. - Suus gr. l9. 9onltttutionltraGc, 3 Clint
mCr uuo Seller glrtt5 1919 - Gin Suus at Salups
ItcabIraBs. gruuoltusfrci Yrcis 1926. - Sin SGus al
~BurbomitraBs. Yrtis $3.50, $3.50 baGr, Der Htit IN 8
Sabreu. Gine nieplthe Cottage al DhsUinnumcnttr.
aud elm Saus on Der OI.Wtdoiiouir., Ylr, 1872, 4rc5
$500; t~beihpeile baar.
gldbtre Nusluuft Giebt SbuS, @. SRaHpn.
Q62-i.a.S.l glr. 81. Nuros 8oubirGBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-27
Sinia Al D~erfauien.

-8nk- 8as 6aus nit 2aoen Nr. 1856. Glib. Gutd,p.,
gds Der 6ainburgfruBe. init nur SIS idbrltdt 9runns
mieibe. tptset observation-disclosures. NadJutrasen bel
%. 3ulanf, Wr. 143, GanaiffraHe. u66-sl)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-27
Shtriiis= s,Crfauf.

SDtrlfSzNCrfnlF.
Jn 5Olae ciues 8sFebles (Flcri fmcias on condemn
tom Ors YGltiinorer Staots @eti6te in Der alG9e BON
Minute ". Esnudnt gum Brbraide pon w. Is Das
ptblon gegen CIGAR an cSttnutD mo Y u. Gum
fan babe i'd nit Seldlag beegt uuO UsrOe Sienftu9.
ben .. Nu0ut 1870, WittdgS 1R llbr. all Der Bcrtlts'
baustbtire Der StaOt Baltimore rtntn l9Ghicl lum Der
taui %usbietsn, prIGer pie iol9t lduttt:
WGriaW, ga. 1. Npril 1865.
$500. Bier Wtonate tad) DntO jnblrn mir an bic $50.
- g. VI. 9aplOe. :. ~. grOdeuboroupb, 10.
(U. :. ! i. Brotenborougb uno 9bOmas ". Sbadth
/. Il. foro Die SuntrHt non ftnfbunbert Dollars,
(25Cts. J IablbGr uuo oertauibnr In BEN Yiircau bon
Sobu 9. 5ultn in brr Staot Baltimore.
g. .. N tt6eI.
6oroeltu v. UerbO.
SnOoiNrt 9, V. SuOIor. ). VI. YrodenborOugb, W.
BrOdcnborOuab. Gotuar WCatnuep. 5ame5 .. Sprigg.
Sultrtr ober 0roer, gpiH. gDare, Raiirsr.
Ssoin8un8 Yaars3abIung.
AMgHfuS hilbert, S6trtH;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-27

9. g. 0rifittb & Comp,
Rr. S9S9I, Wcft. . aftimcreffr.,
itDtidsn ooaioaparast uno BuItotfcs. Npsnus.
BGlttmort, t D., M
Srnporteure uno SdnOler in xepptdben &C.,
baIttn fortudbrsro cine srose uro bHbiat IuspabI bon
fran3. euHauettcs, Hrmtuffer'.
buppelt breiten eugl. Bdmmet= tno
Eapeffris', SrIisler une pafenben
SreppensS eppidben,
iolDtt aud BON ben btrlbniteIieu 5abritanttu bic btHtn
W2nfer BON THREE-PLY-, EXTRA, suPERFINEs uno ges
pohnihhsn MORAN Sepptden.
Soeben snlpfaneen per 8ampitGltt -Ol,per gromtptlE
birtfi bon 9btra fine ausgeiudte Nuswabl pom a~iIprtts.
ten petaen une fdrrirten Wfatten, iolpie
NBadbstud In ansn Breiten unD Qualtdten,
trslts artiiel ptr I'm SrcBen uuo slsinsn III btotuttno
1trabssisbtsn Qrsiisn %osrtaufsn.
1eeuer biaissr
Teppi9 4abea,
Nr. As. NorosSoioarS-, aluii9en Gasettss anb
2eriastDnftrabe,
Bulge rseise unb ~farrirte Weatten.
binise Eeppidbe.
btni9ss tSddtstud u. { -.
8d tpir ben 8an1sn Borratb nab benz lebttn 5auen
Der prtiis ssfauft baben. 10 btabfthtisen MIR,
biuig sesen Baar3ablung
tn VT. 45, Foro.oplparp., iptI9sn 6apGte. u. 2ering.
tonFrabt. III %utrfauftn. tNpril29,1 I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-27
9as ieBtberridlenhc peta nOerIidleYYetfrr.


Y no bdIo SiBe nit RGIte, 5otnett.
ESyMs ldetu nit Re9et abluedIcln, brinat
tA1NABTIs<G piclerlei St0ruHgen I'M mcnIdlJitcn
V~sJ5SG&&E1S Srgautsmus betpor. 9ie Berbail.
kSdIA,rIk un8sucrtjeuge ItuO 90. bic nameutlid,
ASSkGJS&AN bCrunter ju lGioen bGbsn. Sas uts
W. $ y: Z ia. $ &: i' $ + +: :: |: ;:,::: !! Ell s:#
W. IS 1T OcsbGlb nidt bob aenup arius
tbld8st, oaB elm Wtttttl %erfnnOen 1T, lDetbcs oas Nibs
ltde init Dem NnaGutbmcn uerbtnoet. g1as gicbt es
Sh6nrrtS, ala Elm gutter WtGgcnbttttrer. Der Die erlblaIfs
ten 8lteoer erfriibt, bns itudenOe Ylut TT Wuuu1a
brtnst uno oieieniGe g9Grre erIcugt, Die our Yeroauun9
unulna6nglth nutbpenbig III.
Dteie GisIni6afen fnOet man einiis uno ALIEN in
benz
Stteentbdl SroS. Guifihen M osenbittersr,
per ltb ourd ietrcr a~us8e5ethneten Ssihmad baIo bel
Jtbermann belie6t asmGdt bat. @r iOate oesbaIb in
elmer 6amiIie feben. Biele beriibute Mer3te baden
TIN 8eprtilt uno pteoerbolt einpiobtn. SGs Saupt.
Depot %bettnoet itl in 9tr. 1871, 8ierte StrnBe, nabe 6.
Noenue, gtelusDort.
W9enttn tDtrben %petlangt. l74-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-27
Sillia III b%erfanieu.

Azk Wotnbaus al Der qDeR5site Der elephant, iiib.
lid bon Der YratiitraBe 3~.Nbdigss Mobnbaus al, be,
Noroieite Der 9liott., nabe YatursrtltrnBe, @runomie.
the 1872 gBobubaus an Der Dfittt Der Gbeter.. iioltd
bon Der &puQhtrabe, Brunnmistbe 50. as; gpobrbaus
SIR. II, Siibs Sprinaitrabe, 8runomiethe SIC. so 6aua
an Der gDeaieie Der 9baptl', nOrolid Don Samptisao.
fraBe, @rrnonietbe Sl6.S7s; gDobnbaus init qapsn
on Der 3oipjonitraBe. 2ocln Yotnt.
9idbere Irstunft bel Sbos. %. Griffin,
Yr. 2i2, Guierr.Notnue,
tJult1 ,lJ) Baltimore, Wb.
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gu %bcrfaujcn.

IN gu %bcrfanfcn.
LII Cine eroBe Nujabl Sduier nobt qafantiit'
SQudrt, loiuie aud on Ulabiior,Nueuit 3rIio Stl.
Nuemie, Saroers. 8oltOn.. SrInoD.. &ror9c'. Suo'
YoppIeton., GiosSreetts. S%enricttaa. %qBiuian1., Sec,
Roro. Strboer', gBeit. i%fa0tttes, HeringtontraBc. 9toro.
Brpaopap, Caroline. Brighter. Goeu'. Wtne,, gBaliers
frabe, @entral.Nrenue uno Waaon'Nlep III nieori8sn
Yreiicn. - @eIosr iiro auf Sppotbct ausIueiben.
R5- IS wtrb prutl d. 8eiprodtr.
..HG s5diuts X Sogemdnn,
...t... .. Rr. 264 ct. IGulifrdke,
137-) 4. 9bitre n0rblidl non Der gcTin8tonftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-27
@rlher nnslnleillnI-
WafrclCr, 9GfIngc u. I. ~.

$4,000 In Sumneu bon 800, $500, $500, $500,
$500, $500. 500, $500. 5000, $1,000, $1,000, $4,000,
$4,000. $4,000, ooer mad Yelieben. NdBeres bel o. Dob
bap. Wtailtr. Or. a Gpurtldnbftr. tgRai26,15.)
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fFaA Defamation uno SoftbauS ;u
Iii bcrfdnfen+
$1I,O0O In o 6 N uuO tIei II Surmsu aus.
inleihen.
SDpptbettn unO @~runtmietbsn seiauft unO Der.
fault.
Gpueftipnen III ben biui9fet Ratttt bcIoret.
aleine SduIer Iu p%ertaufen III RpB'. Ranoaus, We.
penrps, Wipnroe., 2rrtn9tons. Sarnioga'ruBs, Geniral.
Wperue, bampieubs, 5apette-. Wouunent' Yopplstons,
Strtters. 9ombaros. adnuaIe'. Stodtors, Gbatsiportb.
ftraBe uno @resnmountIA penue.
5usan & Wppper,
Q2l-l Rr. 20. ct. AaulfraRs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-27
8erfammlmng8 2ofal su Dermiez
fhpu

Gin 9ctal i'm Q. stotlprrte ocs neurn Gcbduhts ocs
sGorrelponoenten" Uouitdnoig tir geriantnluugeI cin.
9ertttet nit Raum fur l50-l75 pCriOucn, @as &C.. III
bei'm abeno, Ytonat ocer 9abr btlig an @eisuiaatten,
Bauperetite, 2oSen, Str8ueretre &c. ju perlHietben Ntan
nleloe lid In Der @rp. DO. Bl. QS6-l
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-28

grade. [Subscriber being a locator
poor ore, of course.
"Great Eastern three miles from the
Pioche-has a shaft 40 feet down. Good
milling ore, high assays having been OBJ
tanned. In this range are the Cuba,
the Mountain Boy Sunset, and nu-
merous other locations, all carrying
the general characteristics of the main
body, as above described. The Cuba
has been penetrated by a shaft of 20
feet. and holds good-improying with
depth.
The Logan and a cluster of mines
about it two miles to the southeast of
Phoebe, demonstrate the extent of the
mineral belt in that direction. The
lodges are of the same general character
as In the main body at the center, over
lying the town.
Here it is necessary to bring remarks
on mining matters in Ely to a close
space is limited, and Joshua's command
to the sun is not within our p~rerogatiye.
OF Phoebe, the people, their good treat
ment of your unworthy servant, the gen.
eral prospect, and comments on some
matters observed on the roads leading
to and from the new Dorado, something
Tomorrow.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-28
EASTERN NEWS.

WEsr LEBANON, July 26.
Two conductors and an engineer have
been arraigned for ~manslaughter in the
second degree. They belonged to the
Northern Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA, July 20.
The loss by fire this evening is estl-
mated at half a million. The refinery OF
Newhall & Co., seven stories high, filled
with valuable machinery, and a large
stock of sugar, and all the surrounding
stores, were much damaged. The roof
of the leather store of J. F. Aulseman,
two blocks off, caught from the sparks
and was burned. Alarge whisky factory,
Merrill & Shackelford's, and the glass
house of Whitalie Il Co., adjoining the
sugar-houses, were on fire, but saved.
NEW York, July 26.
Wall street is excessively dull, owing
to the heat.
Foreign bankers are less disposed to
sell American securities. Money is
abundant-easy at 3 per cent Govern
ment, and 5(a6 on stocks.
Gold was dull before the Board opened.
In Board started at 21ss, and with some
fluctuations during the day, closed at
2114.
A probable advance of the rates OF
discount, because of double eagles being
very scarce. They sold at premium, go
days, &c., Gold bills, 9As.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-28

DWELLING HOUSE in Treasure City for
sale very cheap. Inquire at this office.
Go TO A. BRowN's, Main street, Treas
nre City. for the best Wines and Liquors in the
market, at Wholesale and retail.
FoR A CLEAN SHAVE, and good work in
tho tonsorial line, go to HuDsos's, Dunn street,
near Main.
Accidents will occur, even in the best
regulated families, and spalding's Glue should
be kept handy.
ALL PARTIES mot members) having
caps or belts belonging to Hamilton Hook and
Ladder Company will please deliver them over
to any ofacer Of the company.
INTERNAL REVENUE AND STATE STAMPS.
Of all denominations, for sale at the P~ostoface.
Greenbacks bought and sold. Postofhce drafts
issued on all the principal cities and towns In
the United States.
VAST QUANTITIES OF Ivory DEsrRoyrp.
Thousands of teeth that might last a lifetime
are lost every year. simply because the parties
concerned either forget or do not appreciate Inc
fact that sozodont, duly applied, renders The
dental substance proof against decay.
n. MICHAEL has Just received from
~ EASTERN states an immense
stoSA oI oiears, Iooacco, Stationery, Cutlery,
trade at greatly reduced rates-one door below
Medin's corner. e
IT,.
1HE RESTAURANT has
and Is now on su ~ d IN hansa FURNISHED thro1shout,
Of the kind in the city, as it has been for a long
time the most popniar, on account Of Its low
and ret an ayaallant rnaal e. EA
oe"S'
The CONFESSION OF AN INyArm -pph-
ush.a o.. Al. ....a. - w
u "eh7n'o VI ioung Men, and others,
VINO suffer from nervous debility, ETC., supply.
ing the means Of ~self-cure. Written by one who
mas cnred himself. and sent free OF charge, on
reoeiving q postpaid directed ~envelop. Address,
through p~ostofice only, JONATHAN Fl. Coon, San
frAneiSco' Cal.
Harm n.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-28
Thursday. July 2s, 1870:

A Coon osE on NAsDY.-A letter was
called for for me, at the Treasure City
postofice. Charley Meyers, proverbially
polite Ia fact to which we here call the
especial attention of Mr.. Grant,, knew
the c~urIy-headed man. but could not
recollect the name-and was too polite
to say so. Accordingly, he had resort to
strategy. He asked the applicant his
Christian name: w%hereupon the inlet
tered mar retorted: Christian namei to
He'll init It! / do MT got no Christian
name-I's a Chew
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-28

SHREwp BrsMARcK.-The great Minis
ter is now down on Leopold and his
father, because they were SO hasty to de-
cline the offer of the throne of Spain.
Had they held the offer in allegiance, says
this shrewd Minister, France would have
been compelled to maintain a large army
of observation along the Pyrenees, to the
weakening. instead of the strengthening,
as it now turns ont, of the army on the
Rhine.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-28
PHILADELPHIA BREWERY.

THE PUBLIC is HEREBY NOTIFIED. THAT
L WAGNER u DAWSON, OF the
Philadelphia, have purchased the st. Louis
Brewery. with all materials, machinery, appa-
ratus and good will pertaining. All accounts
due the st Louis are now due and payable to the
undersigned.
All contracts for delivering of LAGER BEER
from the st. Louis will be fulfilled by the under
signed, who continue. at the old stand, to man
ufacture that famous beverage, the PHILADEI-
PHIA BEER.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-28
FROM
The Big Horn Expedition.

CHEYENNE, July 81.
kilograms from Fort Fetterman say an
Indian runner just in reports that 100
White men are with the Crows, on Big
Horn River. They are supposed TO be
members of the Big Horn Expedition.
The same runner reports that the Crows
and Sioux recently had a fight, in which
the former lost 20 killed; latter IL or Is.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-28

The BoNAPABrE DrsEAsE.-Nature, in
the very lineaments she gave to the son
of Jerome Bonaparte and the Baltimore
belle, put a recognition of his descent
that even the Emperor Napoleon could
not nullify. Nature has done the same
thing in the disease he died with. He
died of cancer-the family disease, of
which the first Napoleon himself was a
victim.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-28
FROM VIRGINIA CITY.
VIRGINIA CRY. July

VIRGINIA CRY, July 81.
The Germans of Virginia, Gold Hill,
Silver City, Dayton and contiguous
towns hold q mass meeting here tonight
for the purpose of considering European
affairs and adopting resolutions of SYM
pathy with Prussia.
Wells. Fargo & Co. ship tonight Is
bars bullion, valued at $27, 1892 40.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-28

Swinburne. the poet, is said to be one
of the stingiest men in the world. Not
long ago, he invited some friends to dine
with him at a restaurant, and at the end,
when the wine had caused Swinburne's
head to become contracted, the bill was
brought in by the waiter, and Swinburne
only paid his own share, leaving the
guests 10 pay for themselves.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-28

The New York police made a raid, the
other day, on the establishment of
Evans & Co., one of the largest and
most notorious firms who disseminate
obscene literature, pictures, etc, through
the Country. After the arrest of the
prisoners, their stock in trade, consisting
of a wagon load of disgusting publica-
tions. cards, and pictures, was seized.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-28

The VERY LATEST curse hove down
upon the head of the Chinaman is from
the theatrical managers, on reviewing
the deserted galleries. They say the
Chinaman is ~superseding in the indus
trial walks the White workman, and
thus the Gods which ought to adorn the
galleries are not. Well, awell!
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-28
FROM o.

Los ANGELES, July 81.
The present is a season of unusual
business depression, and unless arrange
ments are made to relieve distillers and
winners from the present enormous
taxes, grapes will be worthless this
season in this market. All connected
with this interest are Respondent.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-28

A WONDERFUL YEAR.-This is to be a
wonderful year in Holland, for this is the
year of the blue tulip. A prediction
exists that in 1870 some successful hor-
ticulturist will raise a blue tulip, and a
prize Of many thousand francs awaits
the producer of the rare flower. Already
there are some 800 different kinds of
tulips in Holland.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-28

An American making the tour of Ire
land stepped into a school of some forty
children in the Black Valley, and in the
midst of his talk with the children, asked
them what they expected to do when
they became men and women, and with
one inspiration, they responded, Go to
Americal'
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-28
FROM OREGON.

PoRTLAsD, July 81.
George Hensilman was found dead last
night nnder a tree in East Portland.
Death wa caused by congestion of the
brain.
Depredations of burglars and robbers
are increasing in number and holiness.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-28
SOUTHERN NEWS.

GALVESTON, July 26.
The Southern Pacific Railroad bill was
passed over the Governors veto.
A dispatch from Austin reports va
rious outrages by Indians OF the frontier.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-28

We are about engaging a young lady
reporter to attend to the home depart
ment of The Avalanche .-0myhe Ardl.
We shall keep q close watch hereafter
on the Birth department OF that paper.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-28

An attack will be made by the Baltic
fleet on Stielsund, north of Berlin.
France denies the authenticity OF a
secret treaty said to have been offered to
Druacfo
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-28
FROM GRASS L L

GRASS VALLEY, July 81.
Gilman's dry goods store was fred
last night, and the stock of goods, valued
ut $4,000 almost entirely destroyed.
The building was not much damaged.
Goods insured for seven or eight thou
sand dollars.