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WESTERN PRODUCE. LIQUORS, ETC.
GALL AT
LAwVLER A8EtRY's,

I-----. .Poydras street.
And Fill Your Orders For
BACON, MESS PORK AND FLOUR.
so casks Clear Bacon SIDES.
SO = Bacon SHOULDERS I
3oo bills Mess PORK, lheavyJ.
so r -JOLES
5N :. St. Mary FLOUR Choice Famlly).
500 :. Tea Table =
500 - Eagle Steam
300 :. @Goddard's Super
300 = CAROLS 4 x
1000 - Sucker City
200 - Hinckley's Ex.
1000 Anchor Xxx
900 :. Southern Belle Xxx
5000, bb1s. All Grades. landing az barpea seI N,
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ct, CHARLES COLLEGE s- a..E
Grand Coteau, Parish Of st. Landry, La.
ThserarE Institution. Incorporated by the State of
Louisiana, aud empowered TO confer all the academical
honors Is CO. J by the Fathers of the Society of
Jesus.
The nlan Of ins.-- nbraces the scientific liter
Colleges.
Ths session opens sss 10th Of October.
TERMS:
Board, Tuition, Washing Stationery. e2oa 90
Entrance Money thrst year only. -.-.....- 10 90
Medical Fees and Pharmacy. 10 OO<
Bedding IL furnished by the College .-....... 10 90
Payments TO be made in gold, equivalent currency
by balf-sessi In advance.
For further information apply to
p. PoURS1NE & CO. Agents.
au26 3m :6 Natchez street, New Orleans.
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GIANT vINCENTS COLLEGE,
CAPE GIRARpEAU, Missouri.

SAINT vINCENTs COLLEGE,
CAPE GIRARpEAU, MISSOURI
This ipstituton conducted By the Priests Of the
gregation of the Mission SC. Vincent OF Paul is
beanfuy located the Kssissippi river forty niIss
above Cairo, and hundred and fifty miles below St
Louis. ,tHf .ists.'
Tho College buildings are large, commodious and well
ventilated. The grounds beautiful extensive and
well adapted for healthful exercises
The College il of easy access. Regular daily packets
touch at Cape Girardeau.
The scholastic year begins on the FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTEMBER and ends about the frs of July
TERMS.
Board and Tuition, per scholastic year. $3.50
Washing, and mending of articles washed. ..-.. IS
Physican's Fee and Medicines .......--..---.-. 10
lnstr urnental Munc 40
For further In formation apply TO
.E Rev. ANTHONY vERINA G. NJ
President of the College,
Or to Rev. THOS. J. SMITH, G.. M
au29 ly st. JOseph's Church, New Orleans.
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VI DISTRICT OF Cglrnsl A

In this Institution. 50 favorably knowp x sz< psh
SEPTEMBER.
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MR.. sr. RENEplcr FRMALn AcApR,1r

This old established Institution of Learn pnasr IT,
conduct Of the Skaters OF Loretto. 10 m sks rertlani
suburb OF the city OF Louisville, KY In IL srery fscfI
ny is aoTded ents to have their chse ihsxseehiy
ea IN all the branches Of polite leaaaSex rSssrk
spacious grounds be.ntaed by ana s.fasss.
give 70 II every advantage that be szir,ed for q
country 1ocsliiy reference cab be ss~ Eirht
Rev Dr MeCloskey, any of the CstSs,ts clergy Of
the city Of Louisville TO the Hon. Benz j. wshh a
Msssrs J. C. Webb Co, Of sold city.
% The Next Session begins MONDAY SEPT & psyn
Address SloTEk FELICiYAS NKRH
SAT- I'm = Snyerie.
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Until the rebuilding Of tho college ed,ace lately de-
strOye by fire. ALEXANDRIA, the tuition In tenn
Porary located at Baton Rouge in the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum. Location very healthy and accom- med atoms
ample for large number Cadets Number of Matri
culates last session, 40. ann 3n,
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TERMAs
Yearly Pension for Tnitfon. BoaFd, Lodging Ussaf.
ana MepdtnS Of Linen y zee 90
. Othcr mcnding forms extra ch syre V-yf
nieuicai A1u ana MeatctDee. q
Use Of Philosophical and Astronomical Iss1rv-
summer vacation mt College. ~ 90
Spanish German and italian. earh = a
80 Music, Drawing, etc.. Mt PrOfcseorss xar,,,en u
Al accouns should be paid halfyssrly s1piass
For fuller details please address Presid,sr Sseoyn
town College, Georgetown. d. G. Nasss
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A LBERT G. BLANCHARD CIVIL ENGINEER
n AND SURVEYOR,
Marengo street. between MaQazine and Camp streets,
Sixth District Qate City of Jederson.5
Offers his services in any branch Of his prOfeeatea,
such giving lines Of property plans and eettmata f
the constructions Of buildings levees. railroads q
years practice in New Orleans, and vicinity he aAlD
for . share Of employment -
once in New Orleans Room No Uhivorzity Ezra
ing north Of Raronne and CSmnzna ga 6s1S0
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Il a. NADER.
PROFESSOR OF MODERN LANGUAGES,
NO. $40 LIBERTY STREET, (near cnO)
Private Lessons given in Families and Schools.
onI am
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CT ALoYSIUS ACADEMY, CORNER CHARTERS
~ and Barracks streets.
The next annual session Of this under the
direction of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart win
the 18th Of September The course Of studies
comprises English French and German with the other
branches common to commercial Institutions. For fur
Their particulars apply at the Academy. se1s I'm
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1870-12-17

TsErrL INrOENATION.-lloW to lay
off square acre Of ground: Measure
900 feet on eacl, side, and YOU will have
square acre within an inch.
Contents of al acre---An acre contains
484O square yards.
.Measure of distances--A mile is $3.50
feet, or 1850 yards in Length.
A fathom is six feet.
A league is three miles.
A cubit is two feet.
A great cubit is eleven feet.
A hand (horse measure) il; four inches.
A palm is three inches.
A span is lO5 inches.
A space is three feet.
Barrel Measure - A barrel Of flour
weighs l95 pounds.
A barrel of pork is 200 pounds.
A barrel of rice is 800 pounds.
A barrel of powder is p pounds.
4 firkin of butter is 56 pounds.
Bushel measute-The following are
sold by weight per bushel
Wheat, beans and clover seed, 80
pounds to the bushcl.
Corn, rye and fax seed, IS pounds.
RncIwheat. 50 pounds.
Barley 4s pounds.
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Subscriptions l., Harpcr4 Ma cazin", Weekly
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comprising IL Volumes. III neat cloth binding.
will he sent by express, freight at expense of
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Opeousas, Parish Of St Landry, Ia December II, 1870
Desperation OF the Radicals.
Tie Sul!faiItd circular speaks yo.u!ncs
for I'll" tutHrc Of the ucvrn:

Tie su|1f~intd circular speaks volumes
for I'll" tutErc Of the ucIrn:
uLAuVu ,ErEH~ NArlnNAL EvErt.rIvEl
ElrtE Az tpNN!!Ifi:,
Na~hingl"u H. G.. Sept. - /, -.
I" Chairlntl E4rcntivr C",n!ui:tce of N:.@i:,j;s
Fearful times are upon us. Amnj:,,.r
negro in the S,liltt of the Tnitrd States
;l''i tEc whole North is lost tnth" Erp.,I,-
!c"n party. We inlplorc you by all The
hopes of tie future not to Nominate IL
N'-rn tnr C"nGlt>>. Siiol!it you i'r over
ruled by them. aud one OF their co!"r hu
nominated, then he must br q fratth, tor
"r ls.u hrttcr lose tie Whole State Of
Virginia than tie Whole North. Let ~
save this ci,.cti"n this t1}l ut the Nur,i!
at ali cost. and by lac tilnr tie l'it>j,irn-
tiHl eItrti"n takes rlat" i'll -, We VIII
lavr. a a party, thrown into the s:ou-
tl.cIn STATES seven hNrlltl th"u-nn,!
German families, and from two h.!n,ll,i
tAnt!>.'Ml Ia nuc Iu.i!it!rcn. lies: ;h.tI We
will hr tU!Ey able to take care of t!,, ir-
be! whites If til" SuI;th. 'i'hr I"!vn,.
cAu then 1t. cotton rid OF L., Il, :n >nl!t
20 Africa, or. ri al events. WI. Is E..,ul:l-
iIc;,us Will have 40 far; her use IN: llirp!
ii. \. WILSON, President.
j. II, IitTT, StcrtturS
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1t Never Paws.

II never pays to fret aid growl
Wien fortune seems our foe:
The better bro Il will push ahead
And strike the braver blow.
For luck is work.
And those who shirk
Should not lament their doom,
But yield the play.
And clear the way
That bt tL.r mcn Lave roulu.
Ii nev,.r r.,ys TO &rctk the h"ai;.,
In ,,rGL -; alter .:.iu.
Ansi hc i, sold " lo thinks that gold
Is cheapest bought with pain.
An humble lot,
A cosy cot.
Have tempted even king-:
For station high.
.s'hat wcaltt!h. Will buy,
%,t oft cUutcntIncnt bri,,'>s.
]; reycp pays. a blunt tlraiu
Well worthy ct Il song,
For age ard youth llust learn the ,.,lh.
That nothing pays that's wror4.
The soosi and pure
-i.uHe are sure
To bring j'rolnnSr.l snrct->.
" i.:Ie y. L:tt is rl,i!l
L. ItrH1cli's si-h.
l. always >,.lr ~ '';.->.
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&'E'sbs.4;S.

StTni.t.N In the Parish ct -. Landry t;l,n
- the uiit!,.r~':arI, tW" Prt:,:>~;,rv NOTES.
luA'ie ami in't"1S;. by G'r,ry.: M"rtI. ni New
tilraus dated April %, $50 "..r far :t-', and
the ";l'r II" 5000, hnth pa. able twn year, after
H.'tr.a ltit hH Ter cent interest from tnfn. and
eight per cent from maturity. The. pi!l,iir Is
cautioned asallst tr,,siine toc the apsl ssu
nn;ifesl that payment has been stopped.
Ervl9-ttl JOHN SIEIR.
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.VA wicked old Bachelor editor down
East, is Responsible ;"r ti; following:
~ girl at Chester. Vermont. has died
from tight -}arir-. Those cor~cts >}oul1
I,n done away with, and if yirs$ can't 'iv"
without F',in" squeezed. We suppose men
can be tntind WHO would sacrifice Them
selves. Old rs We are, We would rather
devote titrcr iionrs Il day, witholt !, cent
OF pay, az Il hrrvrt corset. than see the
giils die Oft in that uahncr. Office hours
almost any t:'::H.'
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Coon .tDvIrE.-n"nt hF discouraged
if occasionally you slip down by the way
and others tread over YOU little. A"-
cittnt> Will happen, mise, calculations will
sometimes be made. things will t;lrn out
differently from o'lr expectations, and
We may lic sufferers fu" he time. Mlt il
We have faith in ourselves ana work vi Il
a will ioI al object, we shall succeed in
the end.
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sEa'h he Neosho Times does not think
that any Democrat has any honest bust
ness With new parties. 1t says: "1'o ask
u Democrat to Join the new party is like
proposing the gamblers risk to Il steady,
cool MAN, who, after many years OF buf-
feting with adversity, begins to see his
laBor and patience become fruitful OF
rewafE.'s ssz-'s4f
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ig~ There is good sense in this "new
mostu''. for merchants
ss szsase to.krd and early to rise,
Neyer get tight-but advertise"
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CONRAD DEnAInLON.

= E0s'sst+y :EEEsE Z Os:sssE'g.OF ri HI ",
ILL. u!a.i;.' Us ,.r"f In in IL. pal>lE"s
W Of :: I.a,lt,, Lr!avrt;r, C.c;,, Il and
N.lniiiI:pn.
OrFis'H:-N'i:'. Fr:ft"l Pcrrolin. Aur'i4n-
""r o{"'i'iSa>. Aug. y. II.
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No. IL.

LIFE INSURANCE.
.NsuUND CITY Mutual LIFE INsUR.
ANCE COMPANY
OF ST LOUIS MISSOURI.
Officers of Home Office:
JAS: j, Ft!.lnN........... President
y. II. nN.....-..........Eice President.
:. ". .INNAN..... ................Se Secretary.
II. :. li!.l .i~,j~tant Secretary.
{. &. Mril lAITON.. General Agent.
". +. HAltN El ..-...................Act Actuary.
Directors:
LAS. II. Lucas, JAS. }. OFALLON.
s. T. NAI(il. A. B GARRISON,
:; y, HH'lInN, 7. 4. Ei,SSELL,
"A. N. WATERMAN.
Louisiana Agency-33 Carondelet St.
Officers for Louisiana Branch:
{ II. Mot l-INN NN......................P President.
f. I. hENi;lr X Vi'"-Prcsidcnt.
H. i. :lNMl:' Secretary aud State Agent.
Medical L:-@miners:
1.& !n!."ELL. H.. D., J.B. KITCnIE, MD.
Louisiana Directors
.lNN!.S JACKSON, OCTAVE VOORHEES,,
i. /. HEhEtt Il, {. II. MHl TON,
l.. \. WILiI. i. Il. >lilMhS,
mos. FlTZWlLl.iAM.
I ,ir,r::I ~ Nlt"nl III. Insurance Com
l:',> '"-. i = =. '~'Hu!i"n, l. should he pre-
;.ri,. j., "'i>t:. ". >,,r,'h Il for .!t, REASONS.
We Y 'n ii" '.''."".,'" only two or three.
/. =. ',., IN, -tt in j. r,-taiurd ut home
VIZ. -; t~-'.. - w. n'jin Western Hli,l South
- ''.'' ..': ''."''Il'' N hHi!''.. III, towns
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i. l.. COT RET,
H. lrhn n!':c" ~ II. S'n"tHn I.'ln.
B. trullu \ -, N..I New tIrit.n-. LuN.n
II. LOEB & CO.,

.Er. - hnYf,ys ST., NJ" N,'i;t;n'.
sNlT'':'. i:'~ i. :'r.; =. t., - IL i''r Il: Do
r.r~s'". >:..r,l' - i,t'.rv r., G,."'~, lI''-
~..."v Far ,-:..; t,r:r'- <" An,''--!'!'
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TIE SOUTH LAND,

TIE SOUTHLAND,
WEEKLY PAPER,
nsrofrd 10 agriculture. Ho,tieulture, Liseratssre,
Science and Social Progress,
Published in New Orleans, Leuisians.
FgNERNS: Three Dollars per Year in advance
Il -idrTt#i"H: One Dollar per square for first
Insertion, and fifty cents for each subse ucnt in
scrti"n. Liberal contracts made with those who
advertise hE the Year. Sc.
y S?"ril!cli cnH mailed free.
~ hFtl1llntNl,- f.uIk9f fnt met
Dr. :. l.. tf.ti. ralr,.
DR.. J. l.. tores.. Assistant Editors.
u. {. JrnkN~.-
NJ = Laura : webb. Agent.
g. M. Wc',i' can he found for the present
at the npcioi1-.,s Hotel.
Address; "Thc South Lnnd." No. 90 Camp S.,
New Orleans. La. fec29-7'f
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r AY Es' HOTEL .

C,>cl"r>as, Octn.nr - :'..r--tf.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-27
Hamilton, July 4th, 1870

HAMILTON.
Mrs LYMAN. Mrs Harvey Carpenter,
Mrs w w Hobart, Mrs NJ ] Henley,
Mrs + II Kennedy. Mrs Frank TiIford.
Mrs VIM Pardy, Mrs A Cbapman
Mrs I y Brown, Miss II NJ Hilton,
Mrs higgins, Mrs J S Pitzer,
Mrs Foster. Mrs D st C Stevens,
Mrs Geo T Jones, Mrs W J Forbes,
Mrs b X Davis, Mrs DR. V Spaiding,
Mrs Travis. Mrs r P Dayton,
Mrs T J Tenant, Miss Kiesele,
Miss l. Friedenthall, Mrs Ashim,
Mrs A c Cleveland, Miss Pine,
Mrs MeManus, Mrs Cahill.
Mrs Fred Cole, Mrs A d Turner,
Mrs B Turner, Mrs Wagner,
Mrs Davidson, Mrs Beale,
Mrs J A Moch, Mrs W George,
Mrs N c Powers, Mrs Mordorff.
Mrs T R P Dimock Mrs Jerry Leahiqh,
Mrs Whittemore, Mrs Van WICK.
Mrs II Bishop, Miss Wright.
Mrs Gordon, Mrs Everts,
Mrs John Church, Mrs f Irwin.
TREASURE CITY.
Mrs M C Hillyer, Mrs d H Jackson,
Mrs w Bishop, Mrs DIR Goodfellow,
Mrs Hallock. Mrs Hanchette.
Mrs Newboldt, Miss Emma Fairchild,
Miss Clara Forbes, Miss Jennie Miller,
Mrs J d Meagher, Mrs Jos TYSON,
Mrs Benz + Smell, MrsJ J Monahan,
Mrs + Teachout. Miss Lawrensen,
Mrs + Anderson, Mrs Alex Brown,
MRS ) Is fulton, Mrs Hudson
sHERMAsrowS.
Mrs DR. Williamson, Mrs Goldthwaite,
Mrs Brown Mrs T J Maupin,
Mrs E j Butler, Mrs d W Levan,
Mrs Jas sweeny. Mrs O Carpenter,
Mrs A C Yoacham
SWANSEA.
Mrs A skillman, Mrs Judge Walsh.
EBERHARDr.
Mrs Robt Robinson, Mrs Hutchinson.
ROBINSON DISTRICT.
Mrs Col Cummings, Mrs Bonnyheld.
Miss Foster, Mrs Green.
AT LARGE.
T P r Dimock, Jake Wadish and B II Hereford
The various subcommittee are busiiy en-
gagged in their respective dnties, and the Erecu-
tive Committee Will publish the Programme of
the Day in full when the other Committees shall
have finally reported.
JAMES J. AYERS,
Chairman Fourth Of July Committee,
L. P. DAVIS, Secretary. je22
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SINGULAR AccIDENT.-We have a very
novel accident 10 note, occurring at Trea-
sure City on Saturday evening. A young
man called Chris, barkeeper for McClus-
key d Monahan, was playing with an In
dla rubber ball, and making a strenuous
effort to pitch it into the air, his arm
cracked and fell down at his side motion
less. The sound was heard at some dis
lance, and on examination il was found
that the arm was broken Just above the
elbow. This ought to be a warning to
som OF the oyer-yigorous youth Of Ham
ilton.
A FINE DRIvE.-A drive behind a good
team around the base of Treasure noun
tain, via S-hermantown and Eberhardt
City, is about as pleasureable a breath
ing spell rs one can take. We tried il
Saturday, and would have enjoyed the
scenery and the road with more satisfac-
ton if the ogres at the several toll.gates
had not interfered with our continuity of
speed. We did not so much object to
the fonr-bit exaction ut Eberhardt as at
the six.bit extortion near Swansea.
TAXING COLD PoIsoS.-A woman of
the town was taken suddenly i'll yester-
day afternoon, and exhibited all the
symptoms Of poisoning. Considerable
work was done upon her, and after
awhile she was placed ont of danger
without the aid of the stomach pump.
She denied having taken poison, but her
acquaintances think hat she did. for she
was desperately out of sorts with her
lower
TRAVIS Bios. call the attention of the
travelling public to the fact that their regular
coach for Phoebe, Ely District. via Robinson,
Silver Park and intermediate points, leaves as
usual on Monday, at 10 O'Clock n. m. Their line
is stocked with siX-horse changes, with short
and convenient routes, and running through in
twenty hours, travelling time. Beware of bogus
advertisements and one-horse jerkiesl We com.
ply with our advertisement or no charge. Rates
Of fare reduced 10 suit the times. Buggies and
private conyeyances, with changes Of stock. TO
let at reasonable rates.
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Arrivals and Departures.


The ONLY Fresh he'll Oysters in
Hamilton, are to be found at Byrne's
Ola stand, in Perry's Saloon, Min st.
Also, Pigs Feet, Sneeps Tongues, and
everything else that s good to eat. Fresh
oysters by every Express.
On LIyERY.-Travis Bros. have some
fifteen head Of fine livery stock in their
stables now. Their prices for saddle
horses and teams are placed at a figure to
suit the times.
HURRAH o EUREKA.-Chas. Blasser.
the well known knight of the cue, starts
tomorrow, per Golfers teams, 4 billiard
tables, to open a first class billiard saloon
in Eureka.
BULLION SHIPMENT.-Wells, Fargo a.
Co. forwarded on Saturday, to J.. &c W.
seligman & Co., New York, 2 bars of
silver, valued at 50, 432. 6S. No ship
ment of silver yesterday.
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sale and receive the consideration above

sale and receive the consideration abovo
stated. "oofe
during the past week We scented tbo
west side of White Pine Monntain IN
order to revive our knowledge of that In.
teresting locality. We found the No,ta-
Christie mill undergoing extensive alippa.
tons designed to fit it up on the stete-
Ieldt plan, now deemed SO successful at
Reno. 1t will also be enlarged TO a On.
pacity of Is tuns daily, treating a class
OF ores that are Intermediate betweon
those manipulated in the furnaces and
mills of the District. Mr.. Day. the
superintendent, Is now at Austin in con-
ference with Stetefeldt, who is RESTRAINING
the Manhattan mill at that place. The
mil will contribute much in elieiting
the value of the western portion of onr
District. The Trench, Latest Discovery
Caroline, Cutter, Little Amador and
Other mines were inspected to much sat.
lsfaetlon, and will be reported on in fu-
ture.
In the Oregon mine a drift is being run
IRON the south shaft to connect with the
north opening. The ore has been con-
J Ahl'AS'ihBi anu lut WOfkmen are
now cutting through a fine body of
quartz, highly impregnated with chloride
and horn silver. Every indication war
rants the conclusion that there is a large
body of ore in the mine.
Messrs. j.. Ruhling Il Co., from yir-
glnia, last week opened the new ASSAY
office adjoining Wells, Fargo & Co.
The shipments of silver bullion last
week amounted to 500, 833. 74-about
S6,0O0 OF which was of a very base char
acter. The total shipment for the month.
up to Saturday, reached 1892. 997 q,
against Sl79, 204 SO during the month of
May. To New York there was sent SO
634.6 81; to San Francisco, $50, 433. 80, and
to Carson, IS, 92S "a.
One hundred and eighty-two thousand
and sixteen pounds of base bullion was
shipped last week by Mcintosh q Bar
clay, and 10000 pounds of selected ore
from the Imperial. Pritchard a Co.
made no shipments from this place the
past week-their teams having been EN-
ployed IN freighting ore from the Mary
land mine at Pinto. The amount shipped
from thai mine will reach about 76. 600
pounds.
The Bowie & Brown mine, on Blue
Hill, has been bonded till the 25th of
August for $4,000.
Reports from Ely state that people are
Hooking into that district, and that the
mines are developing satisfactorily.
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FOR the FOURTH.

A Ii FEDERAL, STATE, COUNTY AND
N Municipal officers, all Societies, and all
the Superintendent and employees OF mills,
mines, furnaces. foundries. ETC., etc. are invited
TO confer with the undersigned, with a view to
arrangement for their proper assignment to
places in the procession, on the occasion OF the
approaching celebration of Independence Day.
Early action of such bodies is requested.
je22-tf GEO. W.. blhDSALL, Marshai'
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81 MIns. ILeried. Pey 80 Delinqt FAD.


.s.Aoaanv June %, at No. 1 Express Building,
n p. corner Montgomery and California SITS,
San Francisco.
Monte Bello, July s, 1870, at 10 a. m, at D. W.
Perley.s office, Hamilton, New.
eo,er vanlt. July 7, at Room No. %, Hayward's
Bnilding, No. 40 California-st., San Francisco.
v.,,nse Consolidated, July %, 1870, at IL m, at
9io Battery street, San Francisco.
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Co to C. n. AIexander's for your
drugs. fe1-tf
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WESTWARD.

A. N. TOONE, General Superintendent.
T. H. GOODMAN, Gen. Pass. Ag't. jel-tf
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70 pRosPEcToRs

ru,e AVN OUTSIDE DISTRICTS
WEI incyeased machinery, we are nov
onadt 70 work from to 10 tuns OF ore per
SSn nypa at prices as low Is the a Larger %i Of Assayers
Tools. Mufiles, Cradcibles. Chemicals ele, r
Main s.reet. Hamilton, opposite Red "heeier Dc
iale.1m