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Harris and Mr. Chairman-3l.
Nsys-Guies and Hogo--2.
Guiles explained his vote. He was in favor oi
the Jail, but his constituents were not. >
Mr. Williams moved the board have An eve.
niNv session to draw jurors for next yesr-ad.
Opted.
rAherty, OF the Pauper COM, reported sundry
claims.
Ferguson moved that n road from Mendoza
through Troy Grove, to Arlington, Bureau Co.,
be vacated The chair suggested this could
only be done on the report of a committee. Re.
ierred.
Mcintyre, from the committee on equalizs.
ton, reported adversely to the petition Of Z. h
Williams and eleven others, Of Deer Park, for
abatement of certain school tax, it appearing
that the tax was properly levied, and is needed
Concurred in. Same committee reported in favor
of refundng Mr.. Howard part Of the county
committee reported in favor Of reiuuding to T
II. Clark Sl1.Ss, for property wrongly sold 4
him at tax sale.
Mr.. Spioer introduced d resolution, that tn.
finance committee levy $4,000 Of tho tax for tn
Mr. Mcintyre, from the committee on eQuAlixa
ton, reported in favor OF reducing one.half Q
the tax assessed against Mr.. Trumbo, Mr.. Wood
lock aud Mr.. Rhodes, Of Dayton, being 100 pc
cent. penalty On personal property not reporte
in due time TO the assessor. After proper ex
PLANTATION, the report was conourred In.
The board then adjourned till O'Clock r. NJ.
On re.assembling ut z O'Clock p. NJ, the bear
proceeded TO select grandIand petit jurors, - 10
lows:
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New YORK Market.
New York, Sept -.
Flour-Closed dull. $5.10g$5.20 for western
extra.
Wheat-Steady. s1.109S1.12 for No. 2 spring.
Rye--Dull, at S5aS6c for western.
Oats--Dull at AS Case for western.
Corn--Steady at S3gs4 cts. for new mixed
western.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, Sept. 10.
Flour-.Quiet. White winter extras, $7.259
100 Spring extras. s6.O0g65O; superfnes:S 325
G3..3.
Wheat--Dun. SlO1alO2 for No. spring;
9ocg9lc for No. 2, strictly new; and 10 for
rejected.
Corn-Steady. G3gG4c for No /, G0862c for
No. .: 59g0Gc FOR rejected, and $50 for no grade.
Oats-Weak at 3593Gc for No. 2.
Rye-7Oc for No. ..
Barley-,3cg 1Gc for No. 2.
Potatoes-S3.505aS4 per bbl, new.
Bu.ter-26g2s tor choice table.
Ergs-14915c
Ho-s-*9.12 $50 according to weight
C.i!le-Steady. Choice steers, $7.0O9$SOO;
i.ir I'd class, *G.j0sI75 medium to good butch
als' stock, S5.00g575; common TO choice cows
and heiters. S4.50g5.OO; inferior and mixed
stock, $3.00s3.15.
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P C.rgar of Waldbry, ny. cut Of Miss Bell
yiile's Son appeared in the Country GtatlemGa
O. August 4tb, $50 Bellyille I177S) vas Royal
winner in 1916, took five other FIRST prizes,
challenge cup Of ice guincas in value, one gold
aud three silver medals. Hiss Del,yiua was in
The prize heard at l.. S. Fair at Boston. IN 1875,
took first prize as two-year-oll, ais, first prize at
Buffalo in imported class.
Queens FaycriJc y, got by y ElI. Of Oxford
Cos. cut Of Queen Of Diamonds ly Il Grand
Duke il-.ol), to a. Akin, Of Colchester, Vt.
Ethan Allen, sl07, by u Earl of Ozfor3, oat
Of P,rieooe by Royal ozcarjs Cls77D to Il. 5.
Bizby, If Lincoln, VI
Bgnefls,o-, 1913. by Il Earl If Oxford. cut
of Brilliant. BY 4th Duke Of Thorniale. 1852, to
Z. Mech, Of She.bu.n, ST.
Dusc s. Burlington, by Grandson Of Ri Rose
%, AMI Duke Of Chester, Ila,2) on, o. F.lvia,
by Imperial Duke, Us0s3) % 3. ;. Fairchild,
Essex, n. Y.
Qaecu's Grandson, by 2l Earl Of oxford, cut
Of Qualia u, by ID Duke Of Airlin, (2a7l7) 20
Patrick O'Nen, Of Bristol, VI
Nazurka 8th. bred by R.A. Alexander, Of Ry.,
got by Albion I92o9) cut Of Nlzurla 9th, by
Duke of Airlin, O27a9) sold to Geo. =. Hoyte,
Champlsiu, y. y.
y Earl Of Oxford 5--s. bred by Jas. a. sAei-
den, Geneva, ~ y, got fy "a Duke Of Geneva,
Bop, cut Of I'd Maid Of Oxford, iy Grand Duke
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sGRECULTCR IL.

MOVEMENT N SHORT Ho2Ns -No.srs. Sheid
and Nansicklen have lately sold the following
short-horns. Some Of TIE animals. it Will be
seen possess unusual merit and are Of the best
families Of short-hcrns ia the country. MazurBa
oth' vas prize sinner at New York State Fair
IN 1871 and has left a two-yelr-old bull and
heier cali with Messrs. s. & Y, which are
worthy Of their ancestors The d Earl Of Ok
ioru' hls gone INTO the best herd Of short-horns
IN the United States. which is Lis best recon-
mend and speaks volumes for his ,to-t which bo
has left with his late owners.
To supply the place Of the 2i Earl Nlass,s s
and V have purchased Mss Bell,ille,s s,r 49,
b. % Duke Of Andre. (237I0 out Of 1r,, r.
ported Beilyille' OTIS. bred by Hon. A. R
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,- '-e Cd --- i- Distinguished -7-
.a. i1 i.5 although I'D ye- DID. has
volunteered 1'. services '.- 90. a.
Secretary na.r. I-a- app Sis.
Baker lie. r-a,- .- 81. Treasury Depart
as1t. she 'u.-3ar'r leIu -a-e'' Of
4 m the male assistants .-. 81. library
at3 file J tte.-- '...- via. females.
Weston. .ls Pcs ,.--...- ....-,.. ... ....-. g-
bis Fsa4.se .--.a.t -., r-.. p. usr-
900 .i... en- f.. .i.-. .- r.. ~. ....,--.e
ir The fab.
John r-ssl..-. sb.. .,-.. ,.-..fs-. ,..,-...
e.nfs ...as...n convention .r--.r anil ,...-
ucaIeta guerilla r,,nea- # re5.l. during
jhe way announces him elt D. -4al.ls.a s.- Con-
gess from the fr.. ii-r.-s.t taa rate.
CT Houston I.rr. Who t.-I "a wonderful
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-08-19

TEE Wo0DcHUcE QU@rI0y-We Judge that
The wooichuck question viii appear in the legis-
iature again this fall, from an article in the
Montpelier Freeman If last week The Freeman,
whose editor vas q member Of the House last
year, Acknowledges the receipt Of a fine live
woodchuck from Francis Phelps, Esq., OF Graf
ton, who was also a fellow member in the same
House. On the woodchuck bill of las, year, Mr.
Bull Of Hancock, was the champion hero 10 ia
vor, and which Mr. Phelps opposed, and Mr.
Wheelook, We believe, declared he could not de
eide which way to 60 rs he had never seen a
" chuck, hence the present sent to him. The
fireman man hesifated FOR some time what to DO
with his novel present, bat finally decided to
send it TO " Mr. Bull Of Hancock - to aid in Sc
curing tina; gentieman's reelection 10 the leg.s-
lature this fall, giving the animal full directions
as to the course it should pursue. and thinks
Hancock viii give a more unanimous vote for
MIR. Bull. To return the courtesy be means TO
secure the mammoth mud turtle recently cap
tured IN Eden Pond and send the same to
Phelps TO enable hi n to treat his constituents
to an sldermanio dinner on the first Tuesday in
September-on which occasion be promises 10
" repor; proceedings. '-Beilslrs Falls Tines.
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Attor1ey-General Akerman says that the con
dition Of North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, and
other Southern States, is deplorable, because,
among other reasons, the Legislatures, instead
Of paying strict attention to such business as
would advance their material interests and fullv
establish the States in their former prosperity,
have yielded to railroad and ether lobbyists
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-08-19
Use ReHme's E'Gin EiIlile 9
MAGIC OIL.
NEnDyG

This is tho best Family Remedy to cure all kinds
% Pain you ever tried.
II Is clean, safe, and delicious 10 use and II YOU
use il faithfully, IT WILL Do YOU GOOD
Directions on each bottle. Buyit Of your Drug
glst or Merchant where you trade. If they have
not got il on hand they will send for il. at your re
quest and sell you GENUINE RENNE'S PAIN
KILLING MAGIC Oil, st the manufacturers low
est price at retail.
- Sold by Druggists, Merchants and 6rocers.
II is put up in three sizes and called Trial Size"
Medium Size," and Large Family Size. - bottles
NSM. RENE, Sole Proprietor and Manuiac.
turer, PITTsrIELD MASS. Wholesale by
HENRY & CO.,
June l7-weoT&idltly Burlington, Vt.
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LITERARY NOTES.

between the advocates and opponents Of classical
education. It is an old war, AMI though long
trUces intervene, It breaks out afresh at irrcgu-
lar intervals, ard with renewed violence We
do nor expec; 20 see the end Of IL. So present,
however, by reason Of the vast striles which
science HIS taken e late years. and the number
less practical applications Of e IN al depart
ueuts Of labor aad life, The claims % classical
eiu-a;iou seem in some danger of icing popu-
larry moderated. RS ljyaH,a-es are less pal
pa5'e aud striking his Heult FIR s1ah as
have u.tth,a.el,es Undergone such IL training.
TO slnocste IT'S vide re-aai,r iuduerce j.
operate. by u.stiai- Jess 5irce. and obvious. and
so IS 20 some ltraer,t failing 10 be generally
recognized for what II IS and does The chi l1.5
test not 80 real 'y applei 20 it, '.Waat-s tae
use .-'-i- the first question asked tr tle
ur.a--rl.'rj aan. Arithmetic and Chemistry
ami Civil Engineering can answer r. 10 his
COM -eleH-.oa TIE Lsu.a.-es 4-i Philosophy
eau sr-rs. ID, la- go. qas--..acr ,.lg l.lt CONE
p..a.ul-. aal docs -.- half iefi.r,.tr response
TIE Sciences all. flr Arts have their work 60
show aa-vs.1 -.l tangible .-ai-tc-clt- the
'huHaai-.as,' .fe,a-irg ia s. region behind ard
above '+e ieirg- visible and material fui sa-c
ttcl.E IN a'.l-,to e'ei5 body : satisfaction,
just what ;hey bare accomplished. The
works, tie ;esllts. are there. .1l thee
i DO SOFT q do4aJ about their mcc
and authorship a1- bow DO make It 1pTarent-
low go ''s'e distant and a'-used elects g.. l-c'r
cause -i' make 'il Een see the connection
FA',a -ti the 2a}sie'. eye cannot see.--rl.s is p
h.-5. perhaps an impossible thing The benefits
'. H'sr'tare and history, 20. culture and refine
meat Tie bold which 'te past maintains On the
present add tie -ouushmeut and rigor chit
fls5ar.- .o e; She degree e. which laws sni f.-
'i..aii'a' AMI ..tias are still indebted 81 " diem
Il Old time - the necessity shat F-oeras baoon-
se- 2t.Te that so J; may have health and rer-
hence the need %. au aH-siieI leye ormoa-
ia order so ,le making o. whole and wai-la.sr-
ed men the disciplinary as well practical
effect Of ether than scientific suHes, and tie
mea'al poser given ty dizs'r ,.ue-t-s.1.n..-
EDUCATION ia It's proper sense, as 5.s,irgl..llI
from mere manual or mental lezterrties --,bes.
aai such Ike are matters t-,. rrar.-. l,,, .-.
car-fl, tb5Brbt n,l,, 70. ,r.--s.i..s
F. ourselves ,-a have. ,.. ,g.,. o.. .,.-, ...-.
either side, save wher they come 90 usgu.71s.
whe,, "a. s-.r.-.s ,,,,,,5 'i..-. .i.. -.'.......
''sh '"e A'ii' We belong 90 iae class c-a-s When
Greek and Latin and netal ysics derry de l.s-
cfpliuary and educational value Of .l.se s.t...5s
that iasf with -.a+r.- ,va .1.s... anil .-
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HUNIoRsO1IE.


Conductor u s0und-Blulmasters
Advice 70 surgeons-Keep your temper or
you'l lose your patients.
D. brpl, Of a bishelor-Fool for powder :
Babes
The american rouge G. uoir-isbiing the
Indians Oh the Plains sikh negro troops.
Prevalent journalistic com la;nt-Ramor-tis
Gone on = Whaling voyoge-the French feet;
war footing sggrega,e Of the national
debt
We all oae something to our country, '
sad the man who went abroad wtaou; having
paid his income tax.
Genuine buggy riding obtained IA the
city railroad cars
The war spirit il France-Cognaa. The war
spirit in Prussia 0rnschnapps
Knees that the Crispins are constantly down
ou-Chi-nese
Although one swallow does not make sum
Uer, yet pin, m4lici0us!y inverted in the sCz-
ola chair, viii make one spring.
a gentleman of New York is IN possession Of
a very curious and elaborate tch-guari made
Of tie Hairs Of Anneke Jams.
1t Is said that merchant of Buffalo has exc
cuted "a bus. 20: bis son. Cut this way the sons
of merchants prefer to execute their Own
" 5usts
A poor fellow hal gust hal his leg taken oil
az Guys Hospital, London, the other day. Ii
ter the operation, the surgeon inquired kindly
how be fslL SIR, said The manned one, d"
ieei-iacom piete.'
The long dry spe. ia France l. certainly bad
enough; but ,hiuk If what the condition Of the
on. De- -. vfspr4
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THE
BURDETT CELESTE
AND
COMB TIOs ORGANS

AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS
Being the most perfect instrument tina. musical ear
ever listened to producing musical tones from the
sQfesf and deiie1s uhispsr 10 the deep swell
Ing tone Of the pipe organ.
Prices for Cash, from SOS to 500.
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sTRAYED Or STOLEN.

IRON the pasture Of orville 4. Spear, in Shell
l. burn on Saturday night. the 9Th inst, a small
sized chestnut colored mare, with white stripe On
her forehead, and switch tail. Whoever will re
turn her, or give information where she may be
found will be suitably rewarded.
A. c. SPEAR.
Aug. s-id3tzw3w
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ID l-HJ 10 vas the 9th Company, ir now business
for tho year u I-tl 10 was the -tl- in -d- and l-f
tae 7,As In i-54 and ,d7- the tn in ,so, the 9Th
d i-l-. tie 80 .n I-f- tie -d4
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STEAMBOATS,


VpXCU8sIDN Tickets 70 :iis iieiish!ui 81 rneT
Champlain iriur9ortat.on C"mp'ny, west ''fe of
City Park. 5000,
I'm. 3s--i1tw.t Cecil Sup',
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educational.


RICHMOND Al ADtbbs
Gso. A. BsEEErT pHncipal-
Ts,HE FALL TER1 of .hs Institution will com
1 mencn Wednesday, August II, aud continue
eIeven weeks Competent and eyPerienced ssss-
tants secured. For further particular address d.
son GOODRICH or HENRY HODGES.
Richmond, Vt, July q, ls7j.- dswtf
ESSEX CLASSICAL INSTITUTE
The Trustees Of this school take pleasure in
nouucing that tho popular instructor Mr.. +. d.
MUssEY. A. D., under whose direction the institu
ton pas zen 20 successful, remains in charge for
the CON M year. The rail- term viii begin We'd
nesday, Aus. 81 and continue THIRTEEN WEEKS.
Tuition AZ the usual rates. Tried and competent
teachers empl0, ed IN ali departments. Theoreti-
cal instruction IN the art If teaching given by
means Of fs1ctsT's class, IN connection with which
pracfs-s closes viii he formed 20 give practical in
struction IN teaching % those des ring to follow
That prufcs siou. Every attention given TO young
men fitting for college. Daily mOruing lectures
given by the Principal during the term, and
course OF lectures by eminentrnen from abroad will
be arranged. The school will receive daily prac-
tee IN y mnastcs. Board s., TO $3.50 per week.
Rooms Tor those wishing % board themselves 2jctS
per week. Persons wishing 10 enter the school
procure further Information apply at once to
A. NJ. CUTLER.
July 10 Nv Aw6w EsseI. Vt.
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WANTED.


: DWELLING HOUSE and Barn, situated on
"A Winooski Avenue, with ons-half acre OF land
The house Is new. and built IN modern style. En-
quire on the premises.
Aug win V.B. PAGE
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Hazelton Bros. Piano ForieS.
Marshall & Wendell Piano-FOries.
superior Instruments at very low prices for cash.
And other Musical Merchandise Of every cescrip-
JOHN c. HAYNES & co.
No 80 COURT STREET, BOSTON, MASS.
Price Lists and Circulars sent on application.
Feb 23-wly
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FOR SALE.

A THREE-H HORSE PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE
a and Boiler, in good running order, for sale fol
want Of use. Enquire at the
dEwti FREE PRESS OFFICE.
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S5E,03I,li 90,

Being over Thirteen Million Dollars greater than
tbs Sew b ness O' any other Life 4ns--
aucl Company "a the World.
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ST. AGNES HALL,
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRL

Bellows Fails, Vermont.
This school will open September Tth. 1870. Fo
particulars address tao Principal,
MISS JANE HAPGOOD.
Juiy li-d&w2m
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WANTED AGENTS. sell the 0cTAG0N
~ SEWING MACHINE. lis I-sus,4. makes
t1s Elastic Locs stitch aui .s wlrran-s- for five
yca-s- Price s7. All oh a- machine with lu ua-
1er-ieea, sold iar or less are ia'-iu-ucats Al
cress otFAGuN SEWING MACHINE co.. S.
.l-..-. '.'-. "a e'l-a i-l -l. il .. E. -'l.
MASS June is-7-&WIlI
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summer Arrangement.

Summer Arrangement.
The ele-la. and lEmot,1us steamer
ADIRONDACK, Capt. "N. II. FLAGs.
CANADA " WV. Anderson.
UNITED STATES, GEORGE RrsaL9~
VIII, on and after MONDAY, J.ly ID, .--1 il-,a
TWO DAILY LINES EACE WAY.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Burlington 10 Is a. ~, and $50 p. s., on
arrival OfNt. Central Trains from North and East.
Close connection is made az Whitehall by both
morning and evening boats, with trains ct Eensss-
laer Saratoga .. r., for Sarato-a. Troy, albany,
New York and the West.
Morning Boat CONNECTS az T-ccr'er.e l with
steamer through Lake George.
GOISC NORTH.
Leave Burlington 4ol "a. m, and ben D. "a. The
morning and afternoon boats make Close connection
at Plattsburgh with trals i.- Montreal and -ious
burg.
Fret 1hts taken s.. lowest RACES.
- THROUGH TiCkErS can Do ehta.-et GA
board o. Steamers AID AZ tae Ce-e-a. Office. Host
side Of City Parf.
Passonger and Hs-ge-c transferred between -s.s
and boats FREE or CHARGE.
a. L. INIbN
rc--- c-I-.
Burlington, July D.. l.sa---ts~tf
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sin 4 DAh-Eu. -css su-.r cly new, sa . h..--
g ~ ,rahle Liaera. Inducements pe.o-..- be-
ei1cu.ars irs-. address q. G.. RAND d Co.,. Il. de-
i3il- .ie. jun I-.s4F l.l
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4 GENTS WANTEn-.sIU Pas .t.-fv
a the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE rI-
BOSTON MAos-- CrSr LOUIS so
June -+fEutr
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F. II. sIHoNDS \ so.
Burlington, April 2, lS-1-fdIw&wtf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-04

FmEs.-Yesterday morning a fire was
discovered in Il lot Of rubbish in rear Of
Mrs. Parks lodging house, on Dunn
street. A few buckets of water extin-
gished Il. Another alarm WAS sounded
about IL a.. m, caused by the ignition of
n lot of sacks and baskets piled up on
the roof of Moch's restaurant kitchen,
by sparks from the chimney. Had it
not been for some squaws who were in
the back yard at the time. and gave the
alarm, this would lave been an extensive
fire. The Fire Department was on the
ground in good time, but fortunately its
services were not needed, as the applica-
ton of a few buckets Of water suficed TO
~extinguish the flames. We would call
the Chief Engineers attention to several
buildings on Main strFat which have rub
Dish piled upon Their roofs, ard also to
some back yards tkat are full of it.
THE SAN FRGScIsco SMELLING woRKs.
We call the attention of miners and
furnace men to the circular of Thos. H.
Selby & Co., published in our adver-
Using columns. We are assured that
Company intends to make 1t TO the adj
vantage of the miners of the Pacific
Coast to send their ores and bullion to
San Francisco, and will deal better with
them than any Eastern Company can.
Travis, WILSON & Co. have changed
their stock to the White River route, by which
they save a distance of IS to 30 miles between
Hamilton and Phoebe City. This. In connection
with new coaches and fresh horses. will enable
than. 40 raaIa tha trtp In tla uhaplack ffFna
sible. They have reduced rates Of fare TO such
n figure that everybody can go or come. Stage
leaves this Thursday morning, at 8 O'Clock,
prompt. For freight or passage, apply to the
agent, at the Dexter Stable Office.
REMovAL.-H. Bishop having removed
his livery stable to his newly erected
premises on Hamilton street, nearly OPP
posite the Postofice, %agreeably surprised
our printers yesterday with n dozen bot
ties of Deans lager ON the occasion. At
Bishops can always be obtained good
buggy teams and saddle horses.
At a meeting of Hamilton Hook &
Ladder Company No. 1, held last even
ing, it was decided not to pay the assess
ment levied by the Board of Delegates,
unless the other companies pay their
assessments. A number OF prominent
citizens were elected members of the
company.
The ONLY Fresh Shell Oysters in
Hamilton, are to be found at Byrne's
old stand, in Perry's Saloon, Main st.
Also, Pigs Feet, Sleeps Tongues, and
everything else that s good to eat. Fresh
oysters by every Express.
Hon. THos. FIrcH.-By private dis
patches received here, we learn that Mr..
Fitch will arrive on Saturday, without
fail. The two committees ought to make
the necessary arrangements to give him
a fitting reception.
TREASURE FoRwARDED.-Wells, Fargo
4 Co. yesterday forwarded 2 bars of
bullion, valued at 90, 761. 81, and weigh
ing l47 pounds, to New York.
BASE BuLLros.-W. L. P~ritchard's fast
freight line yesterday carried away 1000
pounds of base bullion.
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Local Tntflligfnre.
DIRECTORY.

LEVIED AND 7 on WHITE
PINE STOCKS.
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NA1a aAt SAAaNt
TN ANY QUANTITY, AT THE FOLLOWING
Il NET rates
On Ores Assaying per tun $40, Is per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $50. 80 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun 500, a7N per cent. Of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $40, 40 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $50. 4s per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun 500. a. per cent. of
Assay Valuo.
On Ores Assaying per tun 500. 50 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun SIPS. SO per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying PET tun $3.50. 60 per cont. Of
Assay Value.
Or Ores Assaying per iun si75. GO per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun 5000, 65 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $3.50. Gs per cent. of
Assay Value.
Oh Ores Assaying per tun s275. 10 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $500. ~ per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $3.50. "a per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $500, n per cent. Of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $500. 70 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun 5000, 70 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores AssAying per tun 800. 81 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $500. 50 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assayine per tun 5000. SO per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $1,000. 81 per cent. of
Assay Value.
No charge for milling, sampling. or assays.
Gold, upwards Of $40 and not exceeding 800
per tun, contained in silver ores, will be paid
for at above rates.
Assays guaranteed to correspond with the u.
q. Min
Ore Sacks returned to shippers free of rail-
road charges.
Ores sampled by Battery or crusher, at option
Of shipper.
Reno. New. June /. 1870. jy7-tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-04

HUGH Proprietor.
V,HE CHOICEST BEEF VEAL. PoRK AND
Il MUTTON, constantly on hand, for the fur
nishing Of hotels, restaurants. and private fami-
lies; also at wholesale, by carcass or quarter, TO
retail dealers, or mill or mining companies.
Sausages. Head-Gheese, Corned Deef, and so
forth, kept on hand for customer.
MEATS DELIVERED at any point, without
extra charge. to purchasers of considerable
quantities.
RENDERED TALLow for sale, for the use of
millmen and mining companies.
Prices at living figures, and all articles in my
line guaranteed of best quality.
A COMPLETE VARIETY will at all seasons
be found at this market, and a share Of public
patronage is looked for.
jy2Stf HUGH o'NEL.