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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-02
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.


~ Silver Mining Company. Location OF
WorSs, Gold I'm. Storey County, State OF Ne
Sa!i.-No.ice Is hereby given that at q meeting
@! the Tra.tees OF said Company, held on the 9th
day Of January. A. p: lSs0, an sssessment OF
Seven Dollars and Eifty Cents 81 500 per share
WAS levied upon the capita, stock OF said Com.
p,ny, payable Immediately, In United States gold
coin, 10 the Secretary, ~ the once OF the Som-
pany. Room q Hayward's Building. Sl9 Cahfor-
MIA street, San Francisco, California Any stock
noon which said assessment shall remain I'M
paid on TUESDAY, the Sth day OF February,
ID. 1870, shall bs deemed delinquent, and will
be daily advertised for sale at public auction,
aud anlcss payment shall be made before, VIII
be sold or MONDAY. the 18th day Of February,
A. 1870, to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
OF sale.
O1icc-Room No. II Haywnrts Building,
4,l California street, San Francisco. Cal.
NASEY GO:.D AND SILVER
IL Mining Comprehension: Lyon County,
Sn;Gof N~evada:-Noiiee Is hereby even, "a ~
company, held on the 9th day OF February, isO
mn assessment OF One Dollar .CSQ per share
was levied on tho capital stock OF siid CON,
pany, payable Immediately. In United ssa,es
SST Inc company, No. SO California
street, saa Francisco, California. Any
,.ocS noon which said. assessment shal
MARCH, 1870, shall be deemed delinquent,
AMI viii be daily advertised for sale at Puphe
~.ic,ion, and unless payment shall be made DC.
fore. viii be sold on Saturday, the "a Gay
OF April, 1870. TO pay the delinquent assess,
insnt' together with costs OF advertising and
Il, or!er of Inc Board OF Trustees.
A. NOEL, Secretary.
Oaicc-Room No. ID haywafd's Baildins
No. liz California street, San Francisco, Califor
MA. ieoii-eu
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
Crew. Point Delln.aca. saI.-ce.tn.ea

And in accordance with Law and an order Of
the Board OF Trustees, made on the bth DAY OF
January, A. d. 1870, so many shares OF each par,
Gel OF sald stock a. may b. necessary will Be sold
at the office OF the COMPANY. Room NO; ~
Hayward's Building. No. 4is California st., Ban
Francisco, California, on MONDAY, the 2sth
day OF February, A. D. 1870, at the hour OF !
O'Clock +. n. OF said day, to pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with cost Of
advertising and expenses Of sale.
CHAS. Z. ELLIOTT, Secretary.
Ofice-Room u Hayward's Building, 4ls Cal
ifornia street. San Francisco, California.
Il febl1.td
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DMpIRE WILL AND MINING

IL Company-Location Of Works, Gold Hill,
Storey County, Observation-Disclosures arc de-
linquent upon the following described stock, On
9Th day of January, 1870, the. several
amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
spectlvc shareholders, o. follows:
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Grateful for past liberal patronage, I respect
fully request . continuance, and extension to
new customers, to Al our mutual advantage In
short,
':Let those now buy WHO meyer bought before,
And those who always bought now buy the
more"
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STORE ALWAYS CLOSED SUNDAY,
Six days per week being enough for legiti'
mate and we'll conducted business.
Remember the Sabbath Day, and keep II
holy"
Having Q Cutter Of my own, / have all my
Novels and Magazines
CUT READY FOR READING.
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AT PRIQEs

do not, however, keep . little handful Of
Papers and Magazines TO give away, or sell At
cost or less, asa bait to gel customers, and then
moro than make It up on other articles at high
figures.
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NOTICE.
%ORDINANCE NO. 81.

a, orsI.auee 70 Provide fer ths
Levy a.d' Celieetlen Of T.se. u
4 TeWp OF Gold Hill, Passed
Anil 10th. A. ID. 1859.
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COMMIssIONER OF DEEDS
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
'O%RDINANOE Nc. 50.

An Ordnance 70 Fix and Collect .
License Tax, PasScd March 33d,
a. n. 1869. Oh
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IHAyEA

MAGAZINES, Etc, Etc,
Free to any part Of the city, or sent by Mall or
Express to any part Of the State,
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Corporation Notice.
QUARTERLY REPORT
or the Treasurer OF tho iowa OF
Sold Niil, for Quarter ending
December II, 1858.

REDEMPTION FUND.
COIN
Oct. l.. To- bal. on hand. .SlO,SS
Dee. 81. Amount received
for delinquent iaScs...... az 70 ~ ..
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TnplRs MIL AND MINING

Oaicc-Room No. Is haywsfd's Building,
No. liz California street, San Francisco, Saiil9r-
ma. ie"if-su
New-York tribune., 1870-08-30
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
TWO PERSONS KILLED AND SEVERAL INJURED |
AT GREENBUSH.

TWO PERSONS KILLED AND SEVERAL lNJuhED
AT GREENBUSH.
Albany. Aug. 29.-This mOrDing, about 2
o'clock serious accident occurred in Greenbush to the
second Atlantic Express train, by which two persons
were killed aud several injured Just after the tram had
passed over the bridge from the West OWING 10 ms
placed switch engine OFF the track dragging nVe
cars with IT, jammng them together In ine&TicaDe eon
fusion and making q wreck OF the engine and cars
brakeman named Prope, residing az Rhinebeck, was was
INSTANTLY killed while standing on the pltiorn o Ine
Ts he BSSass sSs ssd Of fsn a
was crushed and bruised in such manner Una. 5no e Her
husband received severe cut the right eye from
splinter He had but few minutes pelofe cnns aiost
demolished, but none. OF the passengers were were
injured number OF persons were c,,oSt SteISg Was
asceTtaned the swtchnan would have Jared badly
could he been found The engineer H9teea .do ~
misnlacement Of the switch on nearing IT, Dut 700 ae W
prevent the terrible accident that ensued no
whod down base ana snS Ave- .ne ers were
over the ties Six remained on the track anu WIZ
" ,e occupied That the accident was
dine 10 gross criminal neglect cannot DC uouDc tV % ~
sgitcbinaD himself admitted that he had not vlsea ~
, ynr an hour previous 10 the occurrence, as IL was
clearly his duty do; and from the " a. the
sT To1 who was present with him In the shanty AZ ,ns
ine il appears that the brakeman was ntonca'cu' anu
unfit TO attend 70 his duty. 49,, al, n, inoreat nm
The Coroner Mr. James murphy hea an 9i ,Se he
the bodies of the victims and the lry 2nha % ', yn @
accident caused by the aeg,eet company for
not having proper signal lights placed a tho s"i'ho
FATAL ACCIDENT IN PENSsYL'ASiA-oiA MIN
KILLED.
porTsyILLE, Penn, Aug. GA terrible ac-
cident occurred about o'clock this morning ~
| Slope, No. 8, at cerardvle, by which SiA ,non
,sand enc fatally wounded cage got Of the track
a,a ,h wagon containing seven men, was thrown on Dy
coming I'm contact with the top timber whsn pmce ~
lated Them TO the bottom Of the slope, os nf the
shont Iao yards The following are the names vi IL ~
eiIIed George Taylor John Taylor Thomas hooyo Wm
Michael we, Phillip Farley ana sspoasiy and
probably fatally injured The three I"yiors ,srre
| brothers All the men, with one ekoepe'"' 'o"''
mill
New-York tribune., 1870-08-30
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

49, The French corvette LatOuche, from st. Peerr
Misaeon, arrived at Newport yesterday
David Kirkpatrick, a prominent hide and
leather merchant Of Philadelphia, died yesterday
-. The Hon. Albert Smith, Judge of the Probate
Court, died Of psray yesterday, at Milwaukee
....Eber G.. Chace, Treasurer of the Mechanics
Saving Bank OF Buffalo, hung himself, yesterday
flight negroes, prominent in the Louisville
(Gs rot have been arrested and lodged in jail at Macon
The baseball match yesterday at Rockford, be-
and the Aantos OF Brooklyn re
suited in favor Of the aer--ls ol3 in twelve innings
. Conners, who some months ago was committed
the Massachusetts, State Prison for drowning the boy Eastman al e
wharf died Sunday night afer two weeks Illness
AT Haverhill Mass, on Saturday night, Ber-
Andrew COoney dangerously stabbed In al
adray brothers named Roberts The latter were arrested
In the La Crosse match, played ON Sunday in
Toronto the Club Of Newfok the winner
o games aud the Toronto Club The last three games
The Rev William C. Anderson, ex-President of
ran Church Francisco died At junction CITY Kansas yesterday
In the case of the State of South Carolina
against r. A. Wiley T. Mitchell and Felix Roane charged with The
over each " tie sum Of $1,000 for trsL
IA violent squaii laSsceu over DuhhIu, yoStoitpy
afternoon causing considerable destruction 10 property rne swing
bridge blown from its moonngs and conpeV
the bridge the time OF the sooen
killed the Lake Shore road by passing Train
engineer and foot pssenges Inc
and killed the child killed instantly and
the found msnsled, dead, on the eowcatehet
New-York tribune., 1870-08-30
THE CADETS, HOP AT WEST POINT.

WEST PoINT, Aug. 20.-The Cadets closing
hon ia now In progress 1t Is given upon the occasion OF
hreakno m the Summer camp and preliminary TO enter
ing upon the studies OF year The dancinghah Is
crowded and presents the usual brilliant spectacle OF
ladies in dazzling tolettes, young cadets IN my whte
and gray with elders looking on at the SIDES Oh the ha
or sauuerng about waiting till tho young people have
had their fling The President, accompanied Dy MIS-
Grant entered the hall about 10 O'Clock
Among the distinguished people present are 'ch''
Van yliet Ingalls, and sawtelle Of the U. B. quarter
mastors Department Gen. Ely 8. Parker and wife, Sen
,tor An,es and wife, Gen. Horace Porter DIR. John
Moore Medical Director, Department OF tse EaS' Gen
r q Deven L. s. A.; Gen Pitcher, Superlntenueh', anu
Gen Emory Upton, the new Cominahdan, st tne hcau @
e,ny The dancing bids fair tn continue tll ato oi
a. Inc nornin0 as the cadets are ueterinhou 70 h hu
ha no. oT this freedom allowed them Tor Boou many
months Cadets Grant Wasson ana stewart "ere TUG
, PresiJcnt has remained quietly all day at koe 5
untrI In the late afternoon he drove out III =
taxing Mira Grant Miss Nellie and itte !enss, hsS S
tIsg ti,e lines He returned In time 70 ht.ehe tne
noIus Wv, arde NJ the Cadet battalion The President
viii o across the river secretary fisn ~
,oryow Afternoon and will remain severoi unSs lnco, o.
Al least he will certainly escape tho ninn ~a ~ an W
Grind The man was after the Presiueht .oS ~ W. y. m ~
Gs rorent I'm the cool Interior or foe nocli III. Of
WAS ceptional aud nobody else mas hhu sinal nau
bond hers Te weather IL delightful, ana hot 700 warm
n, p,orrow forenoon the S.mmer camp VIII oicaA up
an affair OF considerable ceremony ,, ,, -, A.,
THO Medical Board " engsgou ia eAainS'!on VI 'u'
New-York tribune., 1870-08-30
LOCAL POLITICS.

The delegates from the lid Assembly Dis
trct of Queens County TO the Republican State
ton are George A. Everett. VIM. T. Ashman Bernardus
HendricksOn.
Democrats in Eastchester have formed club
and elected the following officers VIM. ii. Pcinlerton,
President; p L. Mcclellan, George r. Crawford. and
VIM A. Heusts. Vice Presidents Oscar A. Stevens Re
cOrdng Secretary; Elias c. Dusenbury, Corresponding
Secretary.
A convention Of delegates from the several
towns of suffolk County meet at the in River
head to-day to choose delegate To represent the dis
rict in State Convention 10 he held at Syracuse on
Sept The object of this movement ia TO form plan
action and to obtain possible from the next Legs
ature law requiring the reimbursement by towns OF
the money paid by the drafted under the first call
for troops.
The James O'Brien Association of the Fourth
Wards last evening with Mr. Daniel Fenon in the
chair adopted resolutions denOunCng tho official fraud,
corruption and fayOrtsm of the Tammany Hall rulers
and proposing Sheriff OBrien as candidate iOr the
MayOTalty at the next election.
Mr.. McGuire of the Seventeenth ward also advocated
the claims Sheriff O'BTien for the Mayoraty on the
ground OF honesty and ability: Messrs. Fenton Dunn
Clafy made speeches OF similar import Inc Assoca
tion numbers 200 members
New-York tribune., 1870-08-30
CENSUS ITEMS.


The population of Lyons, Iowa, is 4096.
Nashua, N. H., has population of 10000.
Enfield, N. Y, foots up 1896, an increase of
GO In five years. ....I r....f
Official census returns make the population
OF Oshkosh, Wisconsin, 1855. .... ...,..
Council Bluffs, Iowa, expects about 1000
residents. In 1s6o there were 2,0I
NewBedfOrd, Mass, has a population of
~ gain in five years of 2o, but loss since 1860 OF
1908.
The City of st. Anthony, Minn., has a popu-
aon OF 5O5 St. Peter has about 1900 people, and Nieol
let County, 1900. ~.
East Des Moines Iowa, musters 4,252 inhab-
tants besides about 200 suburbans, who are claimed S
part OF tho village.
Colfax County, New-Mexico, shows about
1,o50 people, OF whom only 500 whites This Is below
the general expectation.
Rochester, n. Y, Ist Ward increases 95 in
nye years; population now, 23l5 The AIIth Ward mas
I,i5i; increase In five years, l,296.
Wabaunsee County, Kansas, has white males,
176i White females, lt2, COlore" people, 7G; Indians,
9s, total. 1878. In lSG0 the popula, was 1850.
Parma, Monroe County, N. Y, has 1850 resi-
dents decrease I'm Two yeat5 Of 6T Rush has 1855 de-
crease 49, Henrietta, 22sG increase, - Penheld 2,92s;
increase, 1G.
Partial returns from Watertown, Wisconsin,
show 1863 Inhabitants 459 dwellings &c farms, and ll3
factories The village and town Of Waukesha show q
population Of $3.50.
Lebanon, Penn, has G72O inhabitants, of
whom only 3Ci are foreigners Jackson township has
343 and Micreek township 1925. The village OF Myers
town has l,OJI Newmansown, S6s; Sheridan, lo6 Rich
land.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

CHICAGO Aug a9-Bicbsnge uschsnged Flour dul At 81 of
IS S m Spring Wheat fy active and closed at 81 II fol
m-irregar at III cola 81 o. seller September Corn
Cole cash mu at 61D6c seller Septem
sdTancing sales at id8c for esh reeepA Rye qae'
69lc Barley active at Ill for No 3 Hghuines
80 for Pigs choice Smooth CseS3 Oo
choice smooth shipping Steers Receipts
200 bbA Flour 70 90 bush Wheat 81 so bush Coru H9U bush
Data RE 1900 bush Barley, 22C0 Hogs Shipments
bb Flour 100 900 bush Wheat Ill 600 bush Com 900 bush
Oats bush. Rye $500 buh Barley 5000 Hogs Preigh arm
Oats &c. Corn, Sc. Wheat 5ic. BY sail to Buffalo
MExPHI Aug 2s-COon nominay lSte receipts 90 bales er
zoe Pork dull Lard sic Bacon quiet Shoulders l5c
Sides l8ic , -,
ST. Lor1s Aug steady and unchanged Cotton dull
and Hemp steady and unchanged Flour dull
25d 81 Extra 81 656 - 49, Double EKta - =
CO., Family S6 4OdS7 60 Wheat dull; No Red Pail 81 l2@
Prime Mixed White Tq13c. Choice Yellow, nc Oa
unchanged Barley dull Choice Spring 81 ID Rye quiet
az 75075c Highwins weak Provisions dull hess PORK
BaconShouiers l+c Clear Rib l7e Clear sses
l88lBtc Lard nominal loo CateChOce and tr 90
81 Medium Choice. Live Hogs firm at 90 509SO Re
8501 bbls Wheat 5000 bushj Corn 1900 bush
Oats bush Rye 900 bush Barley, 1000 bush Cattle, 1000
head ,
NBwORLsAy Aug 29Flour-pouble and Treble Extra
sales at Sc So du Mixed SGc White Rdo Oats
lower Louis !d52c Bran, 9 Bacon ras at I5fql7tc for
Shonies Clear Rib l9dl9tc for Clear Sides Hams c
Lsr-So kegs here; terce, l9se sugar-Pnme lc aosss
5Od75c Whisky sia 81 e BrchaDge-Sterlng 2sf heufork
a%nsfsGTos N c. Aug 2a-spiis Turpentne firm at 3sc
Strained Ron em at al So Crui. Tarpenne and unchanged
Tar 81 Cotton quiet and steady 80
AUGUSTA Aug Coton quiet and prices easier sales lO
receipts IS bses Mddng lie Five bales Of new Cotton
we're received to-day.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-30

The Vth Ward has doubled since the censusof 1850.
The IXth stands ext in increase Of population.
Burriville-Population,4 4,C7i; dwellings sl3; famnes
oi7 FARMS l7G industrial establishments, 20 In lS65 the
population 4,s6l At this time the mills ran with
double sets of hands. 80
farms AZ productive establishmen l. In 1863 James
town had population Of 3i9 gain 29 According ~ the re-
turns this island tow destitute Of paupers crime, and
domestic servants. Happy they who are permitted 10
dwell in this envable Paradise!
lies 292 FARMS 22 establishments OF productive industry
20. In 1865 the population was l,228. 49,
Observation-Disclosures, JIG; dwellings 2i5 families,
2la including Indian families farms i29; Industrial
establishments, 8. The Indian resident population num-
hers l5 Five or six hundred OF the tribe scattered
abroad many them have not been home Tor seNe
raj years In 1865, the population OF CharlesoWn was
I,l34.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-30
POLITICAL NOTES.

Mr.. B. F. Meyers of The Harrisburg Patriot
is the Democratic candidate for Congress in the XyIh
District OF Pennsylvania, represented by the Hon.
John Cessna Republican, who has been nominated for
election. The DstrNt is close and the contest will
doubt be a spirited one. .
Mr.. John c. Brown, who has been hereto
fore announced in the journals of Tennessee Con-
servave candidate foI Governor has published card
in which he announces himself a Democrat, and sub
mts his claims candidate 10 the decision OF State
Convention soon TO assemble at Nashville. MT Brown
favors Reputation to the extent Of paying the SEQ u g.
bonds greenbacks In other words he proposes to
of an Understanding obligation by iTredeemable
promise pay which does not bear interest, which we
take to be sound Democracy whatever may be thought
Of its morality, Having taken this position, II hardly
necessary for Mr. Brown 10 TO the world that
he is in full fellowship with tho Democratic party.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-30
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIXED.

ARRIVED.
Shin e. Crois Rarbotn Ms,eles Jul, D. md,s
sbiP southern Rights Weymoath Shield, 81 d,y. ,oai
Bark Heb ena, Cod. Coz Bay, q. b, IL DAYS, eosl
arb Glenran Bell hatansas IL day., ballast
Bark Annie, Bnrns. Cardiff 50 days, railroad irsn.
Bark Lrtia, Kirk GAsgow 50 days, adse.
Brg Caracoa Loclhar, Caacoa l6 days hides sad sost
Bng BraLlJsa. Cansroa, Mstsnrs II days bsjls@
Brig Lsdy Monet Barrow, Port Prince days los.'"d
scbr r. y. Wilder, Holmes GuanspaDo % days soen
schr. Keokuk. Gates Port sa Platte II days, ogwc~i
schr CapeIa. Sexcomb, Dorchester Il days stone .,
Trlbe Met ulloch Little Glaze Bay ~ dAs coal
sEhr Anna Mara Mitchell. Two Rivers days, tmber:
Johnson santa Martha sn Savsnia % asys ho
e Harriet Tbomss 9eorgeto~u DO.
NJ A Prsfmore Providence. Matte X. AtEoot. Bath
wm. NeCobo. Bridgeport o. scooeit NesHsVso
r A. Pike, New-Hsyen. hestef, ref"nrst
Livertale, Gloucester WI. tieia, boston
Joseph. Ne~-HsyeB s'Prees ,bn1seI-nN
G. Hadden New Hsyen. Burtsn. Proydeoce
Golden Rule, Norralt staten Islander, seNhsFef
: G. Russell BIsabethper. NJ Brockvay BhsbethPoft
H. Russell Biiabe.hpori. Ann r. Carl bhrabeapor
CeDtunon Blnbetipou J. Warren, BlizbetbOot
Eliza BliIsiethport. ). Wright HiIabetbpe1
X Lusey, BhIsbehpor. JOSIE, blisabethPon
Mo- snn Ri,abethport Gen. Meade Lube
Nellie NJ Powers, Boston. Lochiel, New irvep
saTsh EliIsbeb New -Eaven Waterman, New Bedford
wfSD-sanst light, s. W. clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PoRraRss MosRos Aug 29PaseJ or Baltimore bss rch<
brig Clio FROM Rio Jsneiro Arrived Revenue Oas noT'o
caaSlssTos Aug sAriyed brig nsr.n from from Ms,Ha,ss =
&-Aryed, schr STAMPEDE hom henntbei
FOREIGN POBTs.
oossssrovs ,s-The steamship Idaho from Ses York sr<
to-day, aud sailed for Liverpool
NOTICE TO MARINERS
O. LfaHrHoUsB DKP0r TOmPKssvILLE sTArss fsLAso hng
2s lSA buoy has been placed mark Race Roei
snd Sound ia the position occupied By similar buoy eotF
Se fog bell on Light vessels l2 Bel Grass sho. Lone snl
sound disabled horn sill be sounded when
sary bell furnished By order Of the Lighthouse Boa
CRAs. S. BoGss, Rear Admiral U. T. N,
Inspector rhird lighthouse D's1s
New-York tribune., 1870-08-30

ssi;a S.y .ls... s q. es s.-ss SS6' Aa lssn '
rAs remains -u Be taken % Por, Henri n t. for is.efsesi
ys. morning. eth Apg1 Robert AiaHs b" 7s
i1s %a.s: Is.s,s. .,s s.d t,so. q u. s~y ala, Of his . aoe
services on ~. Iosn cs are lDyl . ,i,ent c i.o.
residence No i7wes PoSs, sssss.s '' |" '''' "'"
Island Ess %Stsss s 2 h. Ars M y ro.a fwA
FeLs toe horsyian nrch Dorp 1t ii o. sc r,..,.,
N o0s1 Ihe ean viii stop gong rs.srug s the Ceme,ery
sors Conn Ass %, Bd..sd Bishop ~ th. 10
Sssr. :. sss residence Ofhs f.b G-ors. O Bop s.s-..
x yosa sse@n .s q s @ Hsn. aa . s A'' %
Ts . 1sr.i o. ~ T ss Pc: q: s st AZ No K s. S % s
friends Of the family invited to attend .'t0a furtOsr
CORyfrG-At Norvsh Conn Saturday evening
infant daughter Bdwsrd and Bnss coos ADD gr.sass-
OfJlns ". Domis'ci
CRoCKRR-On sunday ssth INST o. narssns .hsr Lss ,a.s.
Fannie hsss ini.ns daughter Of whsa Ad Eua c. cr's
aged mosshs and B days
DOOLIrTLx-Ou Moss, Aug 10 esesart'ss De wss De
rs. n =. lei. s,s =: .s No %
further notice The remains ~h 10 '.Ass y '~
DRIGGs-Rmm. l. briggs daughter Of DdsSs
Particulars Of funeral IN tornorrow'' paper fr sr
GAUTIBR-A. sharon Conn sataray Aag n Mfs 9sat~
widow Of Thomas b. Caster, N. ID.
HAsBRooKA. Jacksonville, N T.. Ans d. is7o s~ f'.'a.S
Funeral service. wednesday a,pm
HARvgf-A. Cornwall 90 the HuisOu Yd,y 18th " NAT
The friends o $ q: f. ,s.p invited ,nd her tH;s, :.
services at 10 O'elo, Sc Janess Cathedral
2s short Illness John Reade In his 57th
The funeral wr take place Lakes Church Mon Tue-isy
Aug O at 81 O'Clock Relatives and friends
vet 10 attend Trains for monr win esye foo, Of Barclays II
and returning 3:lo Csrnsgs vii mest hs sss
at the depot
Maya Cambridge Mas Aug e. samo.l Jossph MAJ IT, ssy oAH
Of John z and Katharine II. May, 81 months.
McALsTBR-Tn Brooklyn ION MONDAY 70 s7e Of
Mira X w. McAister, 10 the 18th year Of Der ...
respectfully invited sssd the hunersi
resde1es l Desnst, Brooklyn, wSi0ssy sss
inst, at p N.
MBYHR-On Monday Ang 30 Henry psung nAa 900 fHesT o.
and Lotte r. Meyer, aged year ani 20 days
friends Invited attend b funeral a. the residence &
NJ Meyer lOe Paefest Brooklyn 90 rResiJ Aug E 81 IL
soSROR-sodeny eougson Of the brain 10 souspet Cou..
Aug % 1870 Hetty Perry wife Of Eer b. honnoo o Mes ioa
daughter u the late Charles Perry o the former pere
The funeral services will take place Southport al the residence OF ~
Fredenck Wednesday. The Jl
Reaye ends w,bsut farther noooo Tho
New Haven sn leaves Twenty seventh O. 81 III and u s
PRICB-Aus a. John W Of cODoorss BOOklys aged 20
Tie funeral place oeIeek Tuesday al hs
residence Of Thomas Webster. 81 Wio~ 81
PACKARDAt Ar a. LdA Bms only tsaghef 0 tss
3 aud Maisn X. Packard. AGED 10 and 7 montbs
from the residence Of her ~ kast
TuessY, Ang - t2 D. m. Friends Of te family invited
SCH LESIE9BR Nsug atask Conn. Aug - Berth b. hAsa
daughter VI A. D. aud C. Soblesinger Of College Point
New-York tribune., 1870-08-30
tho suspension of collections tho special tar or pork

the suspension Of collections OF tho special tar Cor pork
packers. ...r ,.t
oourt-martial held at Fort McHenry, BaIthnE~e,
found Lieut. Erwin soeley. 4th u 3. Artillery guilty On
conduct unbccoming an officer, &c and sentenced him
TO be dsmissedlthe army The President has approved
the sentence and to-day order was issued from tho
War Department diminishing seeley from tho service
The competition among inventors for paving Pennsy:
vanisave the principal street of this cy very great
over so models of pavements have been deposited with
Gen. Michler superintendent Of Public Buildngs and
over the other The majority OF these models are for
WOO wooden payements, with improvements upon the Nco
son plan The Commission to decide upon tho adoption
OF pavement will meet In few days and after hearing
and testing the plans will decide upon the TO
used The proper pavement of Pennsylyania-aye will
be great public Improvement.