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-. .-. K L..
A Cool AND REFREsH1NG DRISK.-The se-
we're aud uninterrupted heat Of the summer,
now near its close, though less oppressive in
our ''City by the Sea" than in almost any
other city Of the country, has still been ex-
ceedingly trying. PERHAPS the greatest luxu-
~ left to solace the hopeless can't-get-aways
of our community, has been the delicious Arc
tic soda, favored with an infinite variety Of
cream and other syrupsi to be found at Card
ners mlneral-water depot, in Hssel. street..
This establishment, so cool, cozy and quiet,
hasfnow for years been a fayorite resort, and
the crowds of ladies and gentlemen who dur
ing the summer evenings throng around Its
hydrsrheaded fount, attest the perfection
which its proprietor has attained tn the con-
coctlon OF the iced and sparkling draughts.
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@r NOTTCE.-AT A MEETING OF
the Town Council Of Ioultreyile, sullivan's Is.
land, held THURSDAY. August 25, 1870, the follow.
ing resolutions were adopted:
-
Resolved That the Clerk OF Council be instruct:
ed to advertise that all parties who have made ap-
plication for Lots prior to August IL, 1870, viii
receive their certificates By calling on him, at
No. Is Broad street, and paying all charges, In.
Guiding road duty for this year.
Resolved That all persons to whom Lots have
been granted must apply for the certificate OF the
same, and pay all charges therein within thirty
tS0). days after publication Of notice heretofore
ordered and that in default thereof the privilege
granted be forfeited.
Els -
Extract from the Minutes.
D. B. G1LLILAND,
Clerk Town Council,
aug27 :. Moultrieville. 8. I.
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UNION REFORM CLUB OF WARD S.-There
was a large and enthusiastic gathering Of the
citizens of Ward 8, at their commodious hall,
corner Of King and Line streets, last night,
President Sigwald in the chair. A motion to
appoint working committee Of twenty was
carried, and the chair stated that he would ap-
point the committee by the next regular meet
ing. On motion, a committee of three was ap-
pointed to secure speakers for the next meet
ing. Messrs. E. Il. Gadsden. Moses Sumter
and S. H. Rodgers compose the committee.
Mr.. Mallory addressed the meeting In a
manner calculated to strengthen the influence
offhe Reform party, and said that, though he
vas stranger In the land, his whole soul was
with the State of South Carolina. He said ne
was in favor OF Republlcanism, but, he wanted
honest Republleanism; and In order to secure
and maintain an honest government, he urged
unity among our people. [Applause.]
Mr.. Vanderlippe, In few remarks, spoke
plainly and to the point. He was greeted with
great cheering;
: Mr.. 8. Henry Rodgers followed in long and
stirring address, placing the true principles OF
the Reform platform, broadly before people,
and urging them to rescue our State from her
great peril. Mr. Rodgers's remarks were we'll
timed andearnest, and we are satisfied that
they made lasting impression upon his
audience. 4
Messrs. Black, Hawthorn-who paid high
tribute to South Carolina gentlemen and
Carroll, Of sOrangeburg, followed ia able and
telling speeches, Mt, Carroll exposing the
rascalities ofthe Scott Ring In his section.
Mr.. Throw, who was loudly called upon,
said he was an unlettered colored man, but
spoke quite as much to.the point as any one
who had preceded him. He elicited the most
uproarlous applause.
After speeches by many other earnest labor
ers in the Reform cause. the meeting ad-
Journed.
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wrAN APPEAL TO THE CITIZENS

@AN APPEAL TO THE CITIZENS
OF CHARLESToN.-The Niagara Fire Engine
Company, No. 8, OF Charleston, being desirous Of
rendering their organization more efficient for the
preservation Of property from IRE, earnestly 80
cit the citizens In general to aid the Company In
the purchase OF new Engine. The one they have
has been In service since the year 1850, and being
worn out, has become almost entirely useless.
The Company have been using this Engine
since 1851 and repairing 1t with their own means
and without expense TO the city. They ore now
compelled to appeal to the generosity OF those
whom they have heretofore faithfully served 70
contribute for the purchase OF new Engine that
the Company may be enabled In the future to
render more valuable services than in the past.
The Chief and officers OF the Department, as
wei! as the whole organization, can bear testt-
mony to our efforts as well as good order. we
fee, confident we cannot call on our citizens In
vain.
The following named persons are authorized to
collect for the Company:
J. q. GADSDEG, Chairman: ,,
j. E. E. PfSKNEY, PnHHY 3. oARRoL
H. WICKAAN, T. w. LEWIS,
E. c. TUCKER, Z. AINDORA,
D. FARSI. W. LAYTON,
T. McG. CARR. J. B. NELL.
No list is genuine unless bearing the Seal OF the
Company.
We the undersigned officers OF the Charleston
Fire Department, approve OF the above appeal.
R N. ALEXANDER, Acting Chief Fire Depart
ment.
c. P. AIMAg, Second Assistant Chief Fire Depart.
ment.
F. L. oSEILL, Third Assistant Chief Fire Depart.
ment.
GEORGE L. BUIsT, Chairman Board Ftremas
tiers.
R. s. BRUINS, Vice. Chairman Board Fremassers.
ouu1n-lOWfm1S
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ag CORNs, BUNIoNs REMOVED AND
CURED without pain, by MONS. BERGER, No. 1872
King street. aug31-ws2s
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~ AWAYWITH sPECTACLES.-OLD
Eyes made new, easily, without doctor or medi-
cines. Sent postpaid on receipt OF 10 centa. Ad.
dress DR.. E. B. FOOTE, No. Eo Lexington avenue,
Kew York deel5
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@- NOTICE.-OFFICE SAVANNAH
AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, 8. .C.-The Coupons on the Bonds OF
the Savannah and Charleston Railroad Company,
for funded interest," which mature September Let,
1870, will. be pal on presentatlou at the Banking
House OF a. Il. KIMPTON, FlnsnclalIAgent State
OF South Carolina, No. Nassau street. New York,
or at the First National Bank OF Charleston, ..at
the option Of the holders. IL s. ". FISHER, "a
aupae Treasurer.
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AAILRoAD FACILITIES FOR TRAVELLERS
The Western and Atlantic Railroad, OF Geor-
egia, is Offering inducements to travellers that
Will at once command attention. Mr.. A. B.
Wrenn, the eastern passenger agent, is now at
the Charleston Hotel, and through tickets to
all points South, and Southwest can be- secured
from Mr. Butterfeld at reduced rates. The
Georgia State Agricultural Society will hold
their third annual tair at Atlanta on tho 18th Of
October. This is expected to be far superior
to its predecessors, aud will continue for ten
or fifteen days. Special arrangements are
made to carry visitors to and from all points
for one fare, The hotel and, other accommo-
.dations are unsurpassed, and q thorough good
time Is expected. Any information about the
premium list may be obtained by addressing
Mr.. A. B. Wrenn, Atlanta, Ca.
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China, Grorksrp, &r.

China, Grorksrp, &r.
WTM. G.. HILDEN 4" co.
~ HAVE REMOVED THEIR
WHOLESALE cRoCKERY, CHINA
AND
GLASSWARE ESTABLISHMENT
FROM No. Is. MEETING STREET TO No. 90
HAYNE STREET,
Extending through to No. 81 MARKET STREET,
entrance ou both s;reets.l
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~ NO REMEDY IN THE WORLD
ever came into such universal use, or has so fully
won the confidence OF mankind, as AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL, for the cure o, Coughs,
Gods and Consumption. aug4-wrm6
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New REGATTA CLuB.-We learn with great
pleasure that the sulllvans islanders have
formed regatta club. which is 80 far decid'
ed success. Nearly all Of the gentlemen resi-
dent In Houltrievllle have enrolled their names
as members, and have adopted rules and sail
ing regulations, and elected Mr.. John N.
-Touhey commodore. and Captain Angus Smith
vice-commodore. Under, the auspices Of this
club, there will be yacht race tomorrow Of
ternoon, for which the following boats are en-
tered: Katy, Feetwing, Arrow, Lily, Aurora,
Aziie and Magic. The course will be from the
Cove (stsamboat whart) around Fort Ripley aud
back. The Judges are Messrs. Lewis Gronlng,
W. F. .Paddon and Captain A. o. Stone. The
start will be made at halt-past four O'clock. A
pair of elegant silver goblets are offered as
prize to the winning yacht. They may be seen
at MIA. H. Hayden's jeHelry establishment,
corner Of King and .Hasel streets. A merry
time is anticipated, ysHd the islanders are Of
course in state Of great excitement. a,.,
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5uerial Noflees.

n THE ONLY COMPLETE AND
unabridged Edition Of coRRYBEARE AND HOW.
SONS LIFE AND .EPIsTLEs OF ST. PAUL is
sCRrBNER 4 CO.'S. Edition. The two volumss Of
the London Edition In one Volume, with the Text
and Notes entire, for three dollars ts3) This Edl-
ton contains II Maps and 50 Engra wings, and can
be purchased at
- FoGARTIE's BOOK DEPOSITORY,
aug31-1 No. 26O King street lin the Bend.)
@y NOTICE.-MR HENRY EDWARD
PARsoN, formerly Of this city, may hear OF some
thing to his advantage by sending his address to
WIN. L. KING, Box No. 1a3 Morr!stown, Morris
County, New Jersey. aug3l-2
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d E L T I n G.
A Isrge Stock OF Leather and Rubber BETTING
and RUBBER GOODS, including Manhole and
Handhole Gsskets, (au s!zes.l Hose, Sheet Rub
ber for packing, Pure VuIcauized Gum for valves,
&c.
ALSO,
"Resulatlon" LEATHER HOSE, double-riveted
and Of approved manufacture.
For sale by
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets,
mcno4 emo Charleston. 8. O.
WH17E LEAD 8 00LoRs I AND PAINT
Pure Raw and Douole-Bored LIESEED OIL
English aad American White Lead
Paints in Oil In great variety.
ALSO,
An extensive assortment OF BRUSHES.
For sale by
CAMERON, BARKLEY & co.
Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets,
uch2a smo Charleston, 8. O.
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~ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMER
SEA GULL, from Baltimore, are hereby notified
that she Is THIS DAY dischargtng cargo AZ Pier
No. l, Union Wharves. All Goods not taken away
at sunset will remain on wharf at cousignees'
risk. -. M0RDECAI i CO.,
aug30-2 Agents.
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rs CONSIGNEES' NOTICE.-T Fl E
British Bark KATHLEEN Will discharge cargo
THIS DAY, at Accommodation Wharf Ali Goods
not called for before sunset will be stored at risk
and expense Of consignee. No claim allowed
after goods are removed from wharf
aug3l-3 HENRY CARD, Agent.
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aurtion 5ales--gntnre @arsi.
Bnsiness. Uar1s.

A DAMS, DAMON d CO., l6 BROAD ST.,
n Dealers In Stoves, Ranges Crates, &c. Agents
for the Automatic Washing Machine and WrfngeI.
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~ NOTICE.-THE BRITISH BARK
VINC0 is, THIS DAY discharging cargo trailroad
irony at No. 9, Union wharves, under general
order. HENRY CARD,
aug31-3 Agent.
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5perial Notires.

rs OFFICE CITY TREAS URER,
CHARLESTON, AUGUST 80, 1S7o.-The City
Treasurer Will commence receiving the balance
OF CORPORATION TAX for 1870 on THURSDAY,
1st September next. The penalty for non.psy-
ment will be strictly enforced.
augs1-s 8. THOMAS, City Treasurer.
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A MAR, G. W.-CHOIeE DRUGS, CHE
~ MICALS, Surgical Instruments, Perfumeriea
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
printing.

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ZINE JOB PRINTING EXECUTED by j.
DICKSON Tpon opposite City Hall, ~ Y Bylaws, La.
Cases Pamphlets Posters Cards Bheas Cards ETC., executed
promptly and satisfactorily Our Seknowp prices preclude the nece
sty OF advertising them.
WIN EVERDELLs SONS, 1Oi FultOn-st.-
w LITH0GRAPHIC, STEAM job PRISTERs and LABEL
MANUFACTURES.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
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u
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faw-9tbools.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW -SCHOOL.-The
thirteenth ,nnns Term Of this institution L.a
no, OF October continues nrt
G.y 87l graduates sdmtted The Bar without
Information
,tts-plses THEODORE W. DWIGHT, Warden, ke
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
8ales bp 1nfiicn

A. MERwIE. AEouonesr,
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Broadway, cor:
- +bnsse Of Books worfs Art Fancy eooas fGoee &C
Gao. A. Lrivrrr. Auetioneer -, ,,,,rox,
ROOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLlNlON
I'D HALL Astor place and EththtL JBAyIT, SThEBklGn
EDWARD PETTINGER, Auctoneer.-G0th
II Of UNCLAIMED PROPERTY tales plaoe on THuksDAf
18th day ofsept, 10 O'Clock ~ Central Once SV MI4eIs
consisting Of msceaneoas articles Iron Rope Tea Meme ana
Clothing Dry Goods Watches Jewehy Reyolvers, hAn"s O'e"
Doors, &c
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
NATIONAL LINE.

STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
From Pier No. A. North River.
THE QUEEN. Thomson. UkDA1 October ], at
HELYETIA, Gngs......... SATURDAY, October g. atBam
Liverpool Queenstown cabin and $50 steersg
Steerage Liverpool Queenstown Londonderry
o Glasgow, S32 currency.
TO LONDON DIRECT
ERIN Bragg. THURSDAY September % At $3.50 IN.
Cabin passage S23 payable
Passengers rence For iurthr particulars
FF' r. w. J. HURST. Manager
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29

RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD coz
, - IED&EPENDENT & LINE for the WEST. SOUTHWEST
NOkIh.WLsT FREIGHT received aBd forwarded by CAMDFN
20 AAS01 kALkOAD Psl North River aud INLAND PROPsIs-
LEN LINZ Psr D. North River. daily RATES Low cxpeh
espseh Passengers ais the New jersey fou
oot 2i Souranatsli privilege en- rous WEST Of Washing
ton u c. ard return without ONLY LINZ
this opportunity. TICKETS GOOD UNTIL Used N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-11
OUTRAGE IN ISplANA.-The New Al

OUTRAGE IN ANS" NJ
bany Ledger says:
On Friday last we published n short
account Of the doings of n ~self-consti-
tuted vigilance committee in Monroe
county, which, OH Tuesday, October
18th, visited the house Of well known
farmer named Richard Bartlett, and
dragged him from his bed and beat
him in q most unmerciful manner.
From q gentleman who was In the
neighborhood at the time, we learn tho
following particulars Of this most DIS
graceful affair. 1t appears that MI.
Bartlett has two or three grown daugh-
tiers, one Of whom Is idiotic, and IL Is
alleged that n man named Hays, a
farmer in the neighborhood, q married
nan had seduced this girl, by whom
she had n child. A suit for bastardy
had @ commenced against him as
the father Of the child. This incensed
Hays, and lie determined to wrcak his
vengeance upon the family, and col
lected around him q gang Of forty or
fifty desperadoes, who, 1t Is believed,
were led OH by him in the attack upon
Bartlett. They visited the house on
Tuesday night OF last. week, dragged
Bartlett from his bed and beat him, as
stated by us heretofore. We under
stand the old gentleman Is quite Sc
verely injured. Tho Regulators were
only stayed In their purpose Of muir
dering Bartlett, upon his giving his
word that he would remove from the
county. They gave him sixteen days
In which to sell his farm, wind up his
business, and leave, and ut the end Of
that time, II he was not gone, promised
to return and hang him to the nearest
tree. One Of the sons Of Mr.. Bartlett
resisted the attack Of the Regulators
and knocked three of them down be-
fore lie was ovcrpowcred.
A grown daughter also assisted in
the defense Of the house, and fought
the rulians with great desperation, be-
laboring them with a poker. The at
tack was q desperate one, and was re-
sisted with all the power of the family.
When the mob role from Mr.. Bart
let's farm, NJ OF the daughters
bavely followed 1t on foot, deter
mined, If possible, to ascertain
who they were, rs all were mor or
less disguised. She traced three Of the
horses to the barn of Hays, against
whom tho prosecution for bastardy is
pending, and, although there was no
positive personal recognition Of him,
there IL no doubt that he formed one
Of the band. We understand that Mr..
Bartlett Is regarded rs an honest and
upright citizen, owning the farm upon
which he resides, and his only offense
consisted in the suit brought against a
man who had accomplished the ruin
Of an idiot daughter, which, If true,
should bring upon the criminal the cx-
treme penalty OF the law. The cit
liens Of Monroe county express great
indignation at the dastardly outrage,
and promise to support Mr.. Bartlett in
his own home, and defend him against
another attack Of the mob. A number
Of citizens Of Bloomington informed
Mrs. Bartlett, who visited that town
the morning after the visit of the mob.
that they would organize n party to
guard the premises rs long as 1t should
be deemed necessary.
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SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
FROM TIE SEAT OF War !
BY n CABLES.
TO THIS AFTERNOON
SURRENDER NOT CREDITED
EXCITING RUMORs.

LONDON, November 1.-THE report
of the capitulation Of the garrison of
New Brissach is confirmed. Five
thousand prisoners, including one hun
dred officers, fell into the hands Of the
Germans. No guns were captured.
Arumor from Berne states Garibaldi
has surrendered; but this is not cred
tied.
The stock market is much depressed
OH account of a rumor that Austria
has Joined France against Prussia, that
the French troops have retaken Or
leans, and that the French fleet has
made important captures.
BERLIN, November II. - escrters
from Paris say that Trochu Is prepar'
ing for another grand sortie.
The French are not advancing along
the Loire, as reported.
Tours November ia dispatch
from the General Of the Army Of tht
Loire says: We captured Orleans af
ter a fight Of two days. The aggre
gate losses in killed and wounded viii
not reach 10000. The enemy's los
Is much larger. We captured tive
cannon and twenty ammunition wag
ons; also great quantities OF provis
ions,
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VERY ABsuEp.-Thc Examiner init
mates that Senator Nye declined to
discuss politics with Barclay Henley
because he feared the skill and elo-
quence of the latter. "He knows very
WE'LL" says II contemporary, THAT
Henley would tear into flinders his
g~littering %generalities and expose his
reckless assertions before the people,"
Now, this is really rich. The terrible
orator from whom the veteran poll
tician. Nye, l. represented rs fleeing
in CONSERVATION is 4 young maj Of
very ordinary abilities, who probably
would never have been heard Of by
the majority OF the people of the State
but for the fact that he vas last year n
member Of tho worst Legislature that
ever sat In this State, and made some
of the most absurd speeches Of the SEES
sion. The idea that "Brad-awl I"
Henley should be capable Of frightcn-
ing Senator Nye away Is good. Hen
ley cannot argue n question. He Is a
demagogue Of the commonest class,
overlooking with yerblage, but empty
Of ideas. His speeches are full Of
sound and fury, signifying nothing.
His politics arc borrowed, and II ever
he does attempt to introduce an
original idea lie makes rs ludicrons a
blunder rs In tile rs of the brad-awl.
Mr.. Henley, Jr., will never astonish
the world, though he may perhaps
amuse it occasionally.-Sac Record.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-11

TIE marine losses during October
amounted in the aggregate to ~ YES
sells; of which 10 were steamers, Z
ships, I barks, Ii brigS and 81 school,
ers. or the above, 5 foundercd, ! sunk
after collision, 3 burned, - abandoned
and . are missing. The total value OF
the property lost amounts to 81. sos, 500,
The greatest loss was that Of the Brit
iSh ship HetiNba, valued, with cargo, ut
$3.50, 900. She was bound from New
York for Calcutta, and foundered ut
sea. The next greatest losses were the
British steamer Cdlabrid, from New
York to Glasgow, valued at $500, 600;
the missing steamer Mriposa, from
New Orleans to New York, valued Mt
1855, 0O0; and the steamer Contiaeatal,
FROM Mazatlan to San Francisco, val
ued ut $3.50 600. The total losses for
the first ten months Of 1870 amount to
3iS vessels, valued ut SIS, l32, 200.
During tho same period in 1865 there
were al vessels lost, valued Mt $25,-
1875, 500.
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The value of the private property
exposed to destruction by the lombard
ment of Paris Is estimated by the
London Economist rs amounting to
81, $40, 500, 600, made up rs follows :
Buildings, $771, 75O.0 900; furniture and
other contents Of the buildings, $751;
S75, 600; and stock In trade, $3S5,s75,-
600. The2c estimates are based OH a
comparison drawn between London
and Paris. London, with a population
of 3,4OO, 900 persons, contains real
estate yielding an annual return Of
$l35, 600, 900, and Is estimated to be
worth twelve years purchase, or ST.
GO. 900. 900. From these figures, Paris,
with n population Of l,SOO, 600 souls, Is
estimated to contain private house
property worth $S57, 500, 600, and the
valuations of furniture, stock In trade,
etc., above given, are calculated from
the returns of the fire insurance duty.
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FROM SAN
GOLD GRRRNBACKs = FROM
alaska RIRR-BAsE BALI.
!. CuAMPI0NBHIP.

SAN FRANCISCO, November Ill Pm.
Gold, at IL A. ", Ill. Greenbacks,
sos; selling, 81.
Nothing new In the matter Of the
Crittendcn murder was elected ut the
inquest last night, held ut the residence
Of the family. 1t will be concluded at
the Coroner's Office this afternoon.
The matter attracts but little attention,
as the verdict is necessarily n toregone
conclusion. The steamer Constantine,
from O~unalaska, with passengers, aud
furs for the Alaska Commercial COM
pany, arrived this morning. A num-
Der of officers and thirteen soldiers
came on her.
The loss by the burning Of the double
frame house on Dupont street, south
Of California, this morning, probably
exceeds $4,000. The property was
owned by G. Beckner, aud occupied
by prostitutes.
The game for the base ball cham
pionship Of the Pacific coast, between
the Eagles, Of San Francisco, and the
Vallejo club, will come of at the
| Recreation Grounds this afternoon.