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The Police Courts.


One o! tue gang 1f blaesmAtefs, little girl 10
,cuSb uI1, I.yrAEht charge aSa4flss uflH llaflts
Austin, alleging tat At hatf made 1npfupcf atl-
tttrr,-per advances were male by herself, aud
tEat til" tuupg 1nan was 2e,l Ds PHI III story OF
;nvvtty int, t3rfiuX .lF shelter. Sac Is Rtrl of
ucp1aStt1 CHARACTER, Ind earua living ~ 'l2ucnx
IN rNEcctt sa0pp< Austin WIS discharged. aut
thu EirI held tnt furthet Investigation.
David WeIcn H-4S charged with committing
al assault with ,icadit xcapon, a!at+ ha1ehett
uptu =. LIT, the FrupflcFor u pawhs!ipp oa
Wells street NtlcR w1Atei1 tD raise money on
tie hatcher, but Lii would nut advance nnfe
IIan e. ccf,g. II h. Frui1nu WEIGH Determined II
I sGak the Era,on tn Rae hl.hs,l Of the pawn
toker liz kLct se,Eei III tleliug pretty Sci cf.:
lInw. lie II as held To nail lD soiN+
-Justh Cunningham xaY Atclseti OF yelling.
,tHIi3h., &aaEHeEtu4, sWtaIlltE. >tItnPt. sthstE-
!as, antl otherwise disturbing thu Iseacc ot his
nri3h1,o,noh1. Mir. naayon lcaT1 slac testimony.
%iu1 tbtuY,.r r4t aIF. cunningham that Its con'luet
;sas uuitculnlsc Cnrt-1lau, LOT 10 Say gentle
n.a4. liz nnt.l him 34t.
-JAtra hralt,, u professional rlGGperEtt, was
iei.. tt lal IL S:Au for a1-shi:st EsslcF +. ueu-
,i-ica~, Atl:t attempting to rob her.
--S1lkt Mar'tu1atI was nnel fla Tor pt:th1ne
tulu police ma:! in srlntn whese quarrel hal
.rssen aiutllg certain 1ne&nbe5s 0t q base bail
ciuh- ...
-i.osc 1.o,aeEs was .nes, ss foE arcos.inx ! naar
az. t}ie St,trt+
--ls,4,. II PA.eu Was Aelh over to the Cttsulual
t:,nt-, III hail u $50, for hccoinios paEcu'
| w,th.ut license.
NORTH SIDE SorRr. ..
John MurlI, was held - n1,l in SOU fur steal
ft:k 4 CGQf.
, 1870-09-01

T.1r a.as1.: FINN isnx No. u, at l:"', tes,crlay
aftrsLte,p. wa@ ss'cas0nt~i rs 1Tr tn barn, Il
,ar Er4r @, sS4 South sEtfc street, ncas Era-
dwellings, TN ~ .iarnsEt,l. M. IS: STATE .:1rr,.
j uuu aud II l1tlf-:sory fsa.a". nwns-s ht Mr.
StAr.. and otcui,c1l lF James Cr'wcE, va, d!n
sac.i xin; assurance not A~rcr1anc.l cTow1tJ lIs'
ninnf f:i in ;.,rp,tus, a,h hi. n INSURANCE. Mr.
10 Eighteenth STREET. an.-ss"r! trAnc entl1tac.
.usIe.t ~ Atssr i SNsscf. md ocrut'lst' u =
palGt shpp T.. f. u. Wer,frn, waS Il. na Spti SIS
ID. tn,nr,et. Wcs.sn~s stock vas saS"aace.i 81
10 lu>u1uncr- The harn snA contents. *Hfeh hc-
tptgvh to tll,cr X Swe9rr, wesr worth aoiaf s3b';
insured fer fsoU. Th. r. were fsasf u hoss
wntt1 f,ts, II, the barn. but ttry we:r sd nu' If
II lH,f named tHarlcS caniey. TN WIS t4.ls ~
tpeate4. 1r SIR %sn Ar. Fir w1% taxes 81 the s's
III mr. Kt.t,nn, ap! HIS c.l:,iittru was frs TINE
ct.ust red ,suErr. u. lie WAS i4ucn E,s.:!tT. ai
t:1Ii t!apr"ytrt. a4t evening, fht e1iein ut 11c
sSp IL uSkEUNu.
, 1870-09-01

Among the lnree company 1t .rtis:s are t following:
JAMES ROBINSON.
T. C ampinn bareback and tiH.,:. fsld"r Q! tie Hd1:
fixlIs reLi,eI Is tir cFa,. ratl- II Eurrl-;
rini an$ n,.rs1 & ,h''tsn,' ts:;. sn3 'a:;.sS
ttast. etu.any. Spatr aud Au. n nj: insa3le
s,.' rr1rrr,,s hablr Lar, l.rk aud ffnstss. 4 L..
tlA-~'l'1.1s CL-A ltl:Nt-E
Ttx ,,.s Wonderful hoy kuar..sa. that a:y NJ. Ii.
,,r ~ r " III faiaet RI
stilr HELENE HKNAR!tI:. the daring Aia1 t's.h.
{re Grand trrt,rrf Ein. t-3t rIt WFI Fifs 'Itg
,iar IN esnctf Tor hrt lhr Appreciation Of The
iHE I;Ht AT ViCruREJ.II ERt,T!iERs. t.,r trft
ESu,nasta on The Aujer1rNn 'rislErHe
TOMMY WATSON. the crlebr-.ed Dramatic ana
serp:~ N'Fr7.
~ ~11 EyERY FknfunMEN a STAR.
Th, s1rnf I1of WHIT. ntt Eis
MlJSSTEI Ms sF ri K}LRMlSt; LIONS.
rcTtDI,lnrc, ey.r. Arrrnpnr md vrerine during tie
week AtuJtttsGc% Il rEt- tIih1f,n Il, Is cents.
, 1870-09-01

! HtscrltN neOu1. - :
JOHN n IIoc4, Ed, Cashier in the tnisexl Sta!ra
tcte,:i lieveIcc Department. Reports the follow.
,r- cner;! MS In this district during lar nHth Of
Anrs1: +pt;i4, nj - gents prF sat!ou, s.s ,das
1uI:ac,o ami csars. sss rI6,7t; fesnenttd liquors.
ss..,1s.ae: 1lnnth,y. .atc;: ANNA: tns"1ne anti
sm cials. SC s:na 2,ss3 Total, *',.s,s H. ,;,os
A-S,et.l4cn 3tasrr1:, o'Efiws<e "|tc1a l1Pfs
, 1870-09-01

rjunn1c. Removed and the Sklst
fae.ure,l l,y Caswell. ua=srlt CO., New YORK
, 1870-09-01

Fire lANA ffLiFx t:AF NnfEx. OF 1x39
.!1ts, for sale al Hasr!4 Mauufaclu!Jt G1 auil a.
, 1870-09-01
The Palmer House.

Tn:s new aud spacious hotel. Oh the corner OF
sta.e 6o,f Quincy streets, witt b. thsown open to
tue rutlt on rhe l::h Of September. 1t ALL he
upt,rr tho prppriptorsfap at ". r. F. Meserre. late
II The st. lanes Hote1- TIM Palmer G9use viii
contain 7op rotins auss Will be furnished IN the
must eltgaas style, WITH every coEveutenen Tor
f+s,-clats hnsef, tncfufinE an r'rsHfhF, running
f,1,n The fseS VI the sIxtt. StutJ.
, 1870-09-01
<.<stcfzal ScllcllcN t.nal&'itstIex 10 Accci
n 1tx,t, i II ffnn.

tlSc,sSA1i, AMs, 3l.-rs.yase dispatches tsor
E3yfuu s!ats. :hat General S.Erack has conrtHt.t
.aec"rt the kcpuiltcan u,tlinatton fur CO.!
t;css III The Third Ohio Nsstncs-
, 1870-09-01

The Turf
cGiT nAEh* At pExfRH FARE.
11r tfUl:nx rac. for the fremont House stakes,
= aeuk. h5 toAn X Tea 1T ~:ke. and aafusss b
ktr1oh. of 80 u kaniulpa street, fur cult
ft:i..l ~ 1sG;1 takes tl1se ut D.xt.r 1.arS this
;.i rare sport ii e4prct,al '!.tmnrrnw tn.
racing Tor ihc B'tvrs anI Rcan,1u'i uous:
stakes takes place. On the OCCASION ol The TIE
Munt, Briggs and ls!chMaaa lIt4se st1Srs for
three a1i four ycar OIL truttrf<, there viii bc
exhibition the stallion +" C:elght n, with Ills cults
The psu1guce vi lhe sraSnn Ut l.G9 Creighton Ii :.
th'Tou:t,lr.h hun Of The celebrated lmtorse.:
Lorst. "GleHcUe, itt descended vi TIL: si.se 0l
! h,s dun iu three direct stralns ilou the crie.
hsattsl s'r arcas. He horse Ut nue style and
| :su<Nl sItcti .........--
EACSG At EAR1vItLE e..
| EAAsyiilg. H.. aug :!.-The fall snec:iAG al
re Ear:sil:c rtik association began hers tu-i.,
| 10 last thIrt Asya Many tnt tIn.ses are her
| 1runl ali parts ..f 1te Nest kntc liaz4nl ali.
inale ttat Iuoics uni t.ate, al'sf GhlcIsu. ats
| kings Escuse ,,,a. The NeiLknown i..xIc,n, u
ttawa, running .arr, hest two !u t5rre, ulll.
1t a34. 1ime-l ~ and FL
11ttI7ItS At LJS6 BHtSCH.
! laSG NEAscA. \ H., aug. as.-Ihe taaI.~sns +
ay, tr ir-t VI fa dts. srte 10 u! HORSES, H.l!'
..''.ts, bt.sf threc In live:
t,.Fnet's i, III. t;olF-nsh s!nid.--.-....-.....l
] 3wse. H. Ii - T. G..is,: iE5
| In the second raCr, Tor th: ReIltlcmtli's CUT
| DL.ck GrooA distances! Johnny. T1Ue-s;4'.
Biz uFfhK-
W',.HsroH1 r., r* s9: AS ' orx ne ssGs
s,3,oua will lit given aay horse beating e:1!4.
Cricket.
! rugTRY ASN BUSINESS
| The fulnwiry Aues t.art been written in ~
| swGF fa challenge fuae E'stn" time sine: kS t.
.lnc0in l'ak Gr7ckct tIu!., wl.trh tFrw t1uwll II
Gauntlet tu IN. club Wit hats'lfei 11i!es !,
| hirHGo. 1t WAS takcu uI by the C..ttakyu ctic<f
cub aud i nutIl gattlc viii .e It:aycl oil sAtu
/ ~ 4,
, 1870-09-01
MARRIED,

Paper tanngsrxA nno wianoH
shadtn4 latest st!it-- pl:ase. oils, gias. a1f
trus1re. at ?. z. MSby II. ~ kandc.nd-si-
, 1870-09-01

Cnd Liver t3ils-uAzard i CasHe.'s Cod
L5er on Is the beEs-.ldrefti;trl<fA
, 1870-09-01

s;,;.:1r,
FoEf. e. ssEa<-f'Si eiss-. T. III sttf. 1'AHos
~''1:sss:ss'iss II iti t'7n"!
..st: ss1I~5 I<T tSes Ea.tx...z,t ,,a Fo,,x-,c.cut
iltis. fiji q; !,:i5,S ,1 r. nd r,.y,svep..
ss"ts nSMfTn 9,si t.st ss ,ss :nv "''
H;t.sa Fs1y;.5ta r. aaa ALL Fstyreasl*:'s'
IL; |1!sss % TIM. ~ 81 ys
@ ~" yssr. 10, yh, ,ie er..u.y Il ~ property
I'd rs S,sa a a e Il. = vssy
+ tS !. ivu ~ s.,:.ssna;s !; ~: ::ssn:
1hs1 p. rr r. p e. 1j-s ~ =. r., r. vile
Eeve; raa bs ly-s. II may i,e irn ,ines mn mma!t
-7, = - 7;:;;77i VIM ,nrsI1f;1s
tfnntns ofsn5 .1;t4 + a;a S:.tE Il n.
ttIett sss per cent, ". D. k*RsooF' = ";''%aS'
;S;i 100 ss7z-7;fiR ? ar = 7;73i;rAGE T3IjsT.55a
{ last,lEt Vi 6kURGE s1AoSs. s'' Hushs''<s.
Writ s''.: : : ;;,zz -, : g - = oop
iona mSr EnhaSS II & a9h CO
~ ~ ' aaa ;' st:, ~: !:ts s,s cash;
=. Ion ;sa SaIH.5S MGiIIa4S f; 1y5 iS171S1:
+ nT. Ht1v.ru Fcry.ei1th aud farty-s.+strsl-4st.
II II '' +" sss ;s.y cheap STONE
FOE SAL.-co1TAGE nDvSE Y ,gi;F. 9E / M}oMS % NJ.
chNPh1IA kkf's: :-~-.----------,
-, 81 H%sE SEs.: Ar ;a9 T9 LS
nhos:= =-=----------
Mt ysa e5ss e., * Ski ,;s SSH F III; ~
tA'e A'en't. No. s's'ross''.u Bloes- -.
i,:ys;;;; Al. *fSsss ; Ea:s s.
Nm !; M.tIon,.ttnu HiSeI
, 1870-09-01
Nc1v YORK Dem0crnttC State Cons
Eentfons

AluASF, Anr. 3l.-The Democratic Stale Cen.
lrHI Cnrrtlt,e lr1a appointed thr e!st NJ Sr,e!-
ler as The tnLr fns holding the democratic tom
vcntion ut KrcteSter. Tne .arH's sAy- I1hff.ac.
npgcA Sirhus, au4l nearly I'LL its present incnhl-
ithts, wilt IL. Nominated.
, 1870-09-01

Machinery has recently been tnrcatc'l IN EGG
1a1att hcn WexreE from tn.. natr Of c16 AMI raw
t,tta rt,tf Hf velvet NSsIE, tstln tu1shahe IRON
,1lk, hat not inferior In nu-.res "a uftfhe7Aat3.
-pufluk = EtceAt re III . tuiat tHHh Vi hen
trrks, IT, prups1ctor$ VI 1he hquor saloons sue
crssiHEly employed tn. Hhiskry E"pt for sa'e to
t,sLes.rh tlr ts:sstts- ..-.-.. ...--.- -
1T il sa!,, thu, it trkts ten men nearly rear.
worklrg steadily, to finish handsome Gamers
tYJr hlY:sMf.
, 1870-09-01

,ro LzAsE- 1:,Nr. :sFt sE-t.R TTELr:H.ST.,
| nn Iuu Fst-.. t'J.c-A 3 ,t.s +r:irt nn tsa
Inn: 5e, u, nc,: misunderstanding .E.' cUILtsS
j 90, u lalul Eh~'s
, 1870-09-01

, - ~
Et->. kNt.thks- fs,STA TAAl.k. TH%tsiiiSG
~ aG! i: ..:Cx. T. .>tl1rst :s. tsip kl:ll.rFs:
f.r-:. A. ,-n. ':- >: II. E.,h- trt. ii. :. -
icF.sS. ltlLJ.iSn EATtsS Ax.Lt .j Snlfhi .s&a:e.
t,pN SALK- HbA1ILi.s'~ tr'kiANLt ESt:t.t>
J. y; AN u, :.nd. AIN" xishJut naEsu:. ".
y. : !: &c. j., La. -
Tl" l-<.: II, q II, rt't.. aut tf:ie.-'' ~;
u ,.+r+d tE III. er.:, a. .....ftui
t., !..1lsp, ..arlLr.s. -s~ :'.st+. .a.n:-. aud
,,';r,. MA. JAMES q I.;., Ia f-4i-+t.
L'eE >ALE S!:w tSi' Sts;1:.oHASD ES.
fts 7Ed T. .-'- riAn-. an III .;-i.t- I,l'l ae,:
ard pa1 .rc: ss.t, and lin. nrr,in,rv; ;-sI aoI
81 woi King mae. s.rry. nanu: am! fut Il.
/; t.f.t hSf.t-t Hlsuo. Z GU AFst Nxetl.ns
,.'AS~rp-A \ rrNrnAsE:, fDn ~ rx,,lSt
" x>-. and tr,. :r 1rnil -. a!..t tu. in Ss,t
ieEL:,E e:,i.t. S.!' ls T. y. t'atr~. VIII t:aue te7
rni Sst.... CO!.Llt.> L 10. " Ma or t;toex.
1,-AN-.b-4 r;@RvNa>EK Fun 4 NEW i;
~ irrl. t"-ki=.!t'-"- .ctt. VI Il. Il an" st. IT,.
.~t one halt ca.. 'sIhLtt~ & tts T. Nat- Ht~<.
, 1870-09-01

Now l. ynuE tine to bus 1rst-elass, leauttful
tcutll piano for zssc. Cal anil Ace them, at NO
ion South Clark s:rrtt1 uggM1s' Piano Wates0ous
, 1870-09-01
THE LAW COURTS,
Contest Between the EeWberry Heirs
and the Lake View Avenue
Company.

NORTH SiDE DNtyK-
EstAte OF Waller L. NeEbfrty '. The Lake view
Avenue Company ct ais, THIS Is proceeding
commenced Oh the chaucerJ side Of the curt, to
restrain tho Lake View Avenue Company trcm
taking rossesaon of an oren way, AZ public
.t.tve- The proceeding originated In cotltest ~
u the vaiae Of land pertaining to the estate II
Is alleged that the Avenue Company sppehfcd :"
tie Sunes1ot Court few weeks Hlnce, asking fuf
HosS M ID Caiisi Tras;ee,' ~ susisssssn Of sreilu
Is. 4o H. which TRAIT Of lani belongs t. tue New
uct1y estate. Tn.s BLOCK includes sixteen
dstss TIC loum1aItss s' oi Lincn!u rark l1arng
S~ptembCr last, the Lincoln Park Com nisstvners
t'Ttrused arrralsrEs y he app dnse'i. who est.
;.cfe, or *16c.0tu for thu ctttre property. Wnrn
Ibis fcloIt 1na,le. actlon upuu It was Stayed,
as h supi'osed. uecauss u tns ia.blllty " The
Ethongh 1t IS stated t1e Com lI.st ,ness propose
ttay Wress uu,lrr the Law they shAli have the
s;.eahs. Dat Il former Let!s's'urr hail passed =
.aw. ul,1er when the Lake View Avenue Comna-
~ could construct Il driveway MI condemn
..."rcrly lor its use This luI'any tuok ho steps
'ii'tr Us charter 70: several years: its stoct VA
ut subscribed far, That 1t mas c.TIru !lud,
"lt only n0w, as IL alleged, in cpfslp lctLy
III The ComEntssiuucss tcek 70 all them tu de-
r.ntsli.s sslr cs'afe. Tnt Park Commtss:91rIs, It
il altE, having stasest Isuc-e'ttuss, applied fur
casual std lstAtai. JUS r.laI~ay acFDss the tract
4 laid. Tais WIS rcfused 10 oe granted uai!1 the
sec1te Of condemnation WAS entered wnt1. u y
ctiatrti u C4AHplfACF Kua tllefsef tHfO 4ty Hhtch
he UNUSED charter Of tie rta.suay company
nnulu be nse,i tu take thc property without istcc-
superior Court, petition fur this condemnation
u land ts tts 1ist 81 th: Avenue Company. Oh
Cii0ns t. t1ta c9ndeHi1lal.,n were TIED ~ com.
p'ainauts, bpt II Is chareed thai. upon the hrar-
III. Sc. stating that tht matter
wAs one which srvnld O., u the Sut'remG Cauft.
tions and u 2ointcst app atsrfs TO con.esn': ne
aips-i>e7s ii Is cbat{rd, gave no uoticc OF theft
, 1870-09-01
AUCTION SALES.

G Il O. Iv G q II Z &E Z ~
%, 24, and 26 Randolph-st..
, 1870-09-01

N+!r1E;oEths sts>oE,I iut AtghA: q. lssH, a. IT,
}sTtt l4 j. a. 1a'sxeula, IT.. o;stcla.. lit t{ai,-
ti.lpL si.. II c"rrt EiaEdrut TO The Smithsonian
fn>;st:.- Inc small iv.sTs arr the Initials fur tc
~t,r,!s. ''xf+'st;s," ''pchfle. - 'ht:.h, .sAry,
nlu,4t atJatz!shrrt, " min" " All,t '"snnw:"
, 1870-09-01

WILL PROVED
Estate OF F.apZ WIolce. VII praTed, and lef-
u..s tt7.t4mr.ll..ry granted u FtanEtska Sowak
u4t{c7 bout Of F5.G00.
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Important to Females.

When q female Is In trouble or afflicted with
disease, and requires medical or surgical assist
ancc, the inquiry should be, where is there q
physician who Is fully competent to administer
relief, and whose respectable standing In society
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munityl The Doctor, understanding how i'm
peratiycly necessary these requirements are,
feels called upon to %interposc, and beg the atten-
tiol Of the afflicted to the fact that he has been
q Professor of Obstrctics und Fcmal Diseases
for twenty years. and IL fully qualified to admin.
lister In al cases, both incidentally and surgical
ly, not In a superficial manner, but In AZ thor
ough u manner rs years OF study and practice
both In hospitals and private families-can
make. to save them from the hands OF the an.
qualified, interruptions and designing. There
fore families can rely upon him asupona father;
All In anllction can find In him one who Twill
sympathize with and befrlcnd them In trouble
one In whose secrecy the utmost confidence can
be placed. Consultation by letter or otherwise,
FREE. See address below,
Ladies', the nature OF whose troubles require
the constant attention OF the Doctor, can be fnr-
nishcd with apartments, and skilliul and atten-
tive nurses.
Olice for the sale Of DR.. YOung's PREVENT
ALIVE Powders, for married ladies. These
Powders are perfectly safe and effective. Price,
$40 per box. Ono box will last from four to ak
months.
DIR. YoUSG's FRENCH LUNAR, OR FEMALE
MONTHLY PILLS. for the removal OF all obstruc-
lions. Price, S.. Either kind sent by mail upon
receipt OF price.
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tho United States District Court,

Is the United States District Court,
yesterday. Judge Hillyer, the follow
ing named gentlemen were called as
trial Jurors and excused until one
week from next Monday. the 18th
instant II. G. Parker, J. A. Fiske, II.
J. Nudge. A. n. Buckley, Jacob Null
Ter, II. Emmons, j. c. Dorsey, j. I.
Griffith. George Kitzmeyer, VIM. j.
Magee, C. J. Hamlin, G. II. Maish, w:
III. oCorbett, f. NJ. Howe, Samuel
Hodgkinson. Jos. Plat, J. }. Clarke,
J. 4. Lovejoy, Aaron Wells, j.: NJ.
Benton, A. W. FaXon. Jacob Tobriner,
j. o. Moore and II. II. Sherwood. The
following cases, set for yesterday,
were continued until the 18th: The
United States VS.. the following named
parties, respectively, John Snow, NJ.
hppleton, Charles Baker, f. Bloom
field. Louis Brick ; and also against
twenty-seven packages distilled spirits,
and the case of c. H. Light, assignee ;
,iohn Creighton, bankrupt, plaintiff,
vs.. j. c. Clemens, defendant.-Cmson
IDDeGl.
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AMUsEMRNTs.

pprp,s OPERA HousE.-Last eyen-
inc u;ss Er,oI;s Nelville made her
n"s Ill
seeohd appearance anu " eoou au"i
ence, showing that she is es tablished
already high in public favor rs all
-octress ot exceedinp merit and at
t,%oat;xonas Sbs mfavad WCbarlotte
Cion;er in the fine little two-act
cnUiaSv Of Tantn;n CborJoite verv er-
c@eilenfIv, and her song of ,Sfrer on
Her Heels was loudly encored. rms
was W ~" 1ast nr M yS5seIisG
N~fghtingaIe, in which she appeared as
Jenny Leatherlungs" to excellent
advantage. both in acting and singing.
Her Medley Song and IL Bacio were
splendidly sung and yociferously APP
plauded. She was very efficiently sup
ported in the first piece by Mrs. Flora
Pinney, who personated the "Duchess
Maria" very we'll indeed. Mrs. Pinney
shows constant improvement and a
more evident degree of true. talent as
nm actress. The balance Of the COM
many generally did well, and the
YOmng UTdow was given as All after
piece. Tonight Miss Melville will
appear again as Josephine" in the
Chi2d Of the Regiment, concluding with
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extended furter south, in order to
intercept it if possible.

extended furter south, in order to
intercept it if possible.
OCCIDENTAL.
Mine still yielding at its usual rate.
The principal object in the lower tun-
mel operations at the present time Is to
effect the connection with the winze
from the level above, and thus secure q
much needed supply or circulation Of
good air. This will take four or five
weeks yet, although 1t Is being driven
ahead as fast as possible. The grading
for the foundation Of the new mill is
already commenced, about 100 yards
below the mouth Of the tunnel.
BULLION.
Active operations in this mine, under
a lew administration, were resumed
day before yesterday, with George
Moch, Superintendent. They have
commenced drifting north at the 500
foot level, where the prospects for
finding ore are the best. A meeting
Of the stockholders is to be held at
Virginia, June Goth, to increase the
capital stock to double what it is at the
present time.
EXCuEQUER.
This company propose commencing
work shortly, taking out the good low
grade surface ore known to exist at
the upper levels. AT the stockholders
meeting held at San Francisco 4 week
ago,M essrs. John Slime, W. III. Sharp,
j.. de Ia Montagnie, 4. n. Grim and 5.
Heydenfeldt were elected Trustees for
the remainder Of the term, ending Oc-
tober IL, 1870.
%REI.CuER.
The face Of the drift at the 730-foot
level, going south, looks 4 little more
promising than it did last week, being
in better looking quartz, with punches
of porphyry still mixed with it. The
upper levels still yield considerable
good ore, and some more will soon be
developed by a drift north, near the
Crown Point line.
CROWN POINT.
Daily yield about IS tons, Of low
grade ore from the upper levels. Some
ore Of a little better character Is now
met with between the $50 and 30O-foot
levels. The incline from the LOCO
foot station of the shaft Is 20 feet deep.
The rock is pretty hard, but favorable
for blasting, therefore satisfactory pro-
greSs is made.
SAVAGE.
The most substantial development
in this mine tor some time past, Is the
assessment of 81 80 per share, levied
last Tuesday, delinquent OH the 9Th Of
June next. This Is the second assess
ment levied by this company for some
years, the last one before this being
$40 per share. levied last February.
HOPE.
The lower level is looking better
than ever and the general yield of the
mine averages over $25 per ton. Both
mills Of the company are running
steadily on ore from the mine, reducing
jointly about 35 tons daily.
VIRGINIA CONSOLIDATED.
The west drift at the 800 foot level is
now in 327 feet from the shaft. Rock
favorable and good daily progress
made.
SACRAMENTO & MEREDITH.
Things are rapidly drawing to a
focus with this mine. The mill will
be completed and reducing ore from it
inside Of two weeks.
SIERRA NEVADA.
The surface deposits still give forth
their regular yield, and the mill is Il Il
ming all right.
SEGREGATED BEI.cHER.
Daily yield 30 tons. Mine looking
we'll, and ore yielding better than an
ticipated.
GOULD & CURRY.
Nothing new to note. All o
the same as at our last report.
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yielding about 15O tons daily. NO
p the mine. unless it is at the sout&
o. in tile vicinity of the Uncle S1m
e IL r. where the prospects are favoIe ble
for the development Oh gooo teH,
tensiSe body = Of So ORE; n,t as 'n sou1S. and
accordingly the level below oeins
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good, sensible or sagacious horse. ana
we don't care a snap what color he is.
A countryman yesterday morning rode
up to the Virginia City Postoffice, and
alighting. left his horse standing nm
hitched in the shade in front, while
he went in to inquire for let
tiers. The horse had a bald face, and
he evidently knew where "bald face"
Of the very best quality-either old
rye or Kentucky bourbon-was kept,
by the delicious fumes of the article in
the neighborhood. That bald-faced
horse, Of his own accord, turned right
round, and Well be shot II lie didn't
| deliberately walk across the street,
mount the sidewalk and stalk right
into Perry Il Twins saloon, walk up
to the counter and poke his nose right
ut the bar-keeper, as much as to say :
81 smell the old rye and the corn
Juice. Give me 4 horn-straight -
The sociable old horse was not peremp-
torily ordered out, as "old suckers
sometimes are, but Tom Jackson ell
couraged the good-natured old fellow
by patting him until his owner came,
| who stood In bewilderment ut seeing
old bald-tace on such u tearing spree,
and led him of, with the remark that
his horse must have thought that Perry
Il Irwin were ~"living in clover" a rye
or a corn field. This no horse yarn.
but it really happened, and the odd
| scene created much merriment for 4
large crowd, which had been attracted
to the place by the unusual sight.
BROUGHT HERE FOL INTERMENT.-
The bodies of two brothers by the
name of Tregallas, Cornishmen, ar
rived at Virginia this morning from
| California. for intermcnt. They, to-
"ether with two Others, were victims
OF an accident-a cave, We believe-in
| the Eureka north mine day before yes
terdav. Both are young men, aged
about % or 80 years, and have relatives
residing in this section. The bodies
were brought V e packed Ill snow,
and taken to the undertaking estab-
lishment of Wilson 4 Brown. Ii street,
where they were put into o appro-
| ornate collins, and the funeral will take
DlICe IO-IllOTION altSihOohf
| Stand, from the NJ. E. Church. Ill
| stances of bodies being brought from
| California for interment here are very
rare indeed.
CATHOLIC MISsloS.-The Rev. Father
Hennebery will open a mission in st.
Patrick's Church, Gold Hill, OH sun-
day morning, at the half past l0o'clock
mass, and will continue it till the even
inc of Sunday week. He will preach
every evening ut half past O'Clock,
and Immediately after there Will be
benediction. On Sundays mass will
be at the usual hours; week days III
S o'clock precisely.
JUST READ Ir.-Ladies of Gold Hill
and Virginia. please read the new adj
yertisemeut of ID. Block, in another
column. At his popular and well
known establishment, G street, VIZ
ginia, all the latest fashions aud
styles i'll spring and summer dry goods,
direct from New York and Europe,
may be found. Just drop in at Blocks
emporium Of fashion and examine his
goods. His prices will be found most
reasonable.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
YELLOW JACKET GOLD AND

y Silver Mining, Company.-Loeation Of
Works, Gold Hill, Storey County, Nevada
Notice.!There lie delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account Of assessment CNo.
~ levied on the sixteenth day Of March,
4. D. 1870, the several amounts set opposite
me names OF the respective shareholders, as
follows: