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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-03
OFFICIAL.
= NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX
PAYERS.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,

I
City Hall, August l, 1870. 5
The taxpayers whose names ap-
pear in the following list, will
please take notice that this publ
cation for thirty days constitutes a
Judgment against them.
All bills paid at this Office before
the thirty first of August, will be
charged seventy-five cents for ad-
vertising. After that date Twill
proceed with strict impartiality to
collect the bills remaining unpaid,
in such manner as will bring into
the treasury the largest sum in the
shortest time.
The charter gives me extraor-
binary power, and justice to prompt
paying taxpayers requires that !
should exercise it.
JOHN S. WALTON,
Administrator Of Finance.
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THE EvADA
AND g. MINING COMPANY,
tLIMITED,l
WILL PURCHASE SILVER ORES,

TN ANY QUANTITY. AT THE FOLLOWING
Il L rates.
On Ores Assaying per tun $40, % per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $50, 80 per cent. Of
ASSAY Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun SEQ, sTh per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $40, 40 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $50, iS per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assayine per tun 800, ~ per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun 800. 80 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun sl2s. So per cent. of
Assay Value
On Ores Asssying per tun $3.50, 90 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun sl7S, 6S per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $500, 05 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $3.50, Gs per cent. of
Assay Value,
On Ores Asssying per tun s275. 70 per cent. of
Assay Value,
On Ores Assaying per tun $500, "a 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, 78 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores A~ssaying per tun 5000, 70 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaylng per tun 800, 81 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $500, 80 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assayins per tun 5000. SO per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun si,OOO, "a per cent. of
Assay Value.
No charge for milling. sampling, or assays.
Gold. upwards of $40 and not exceeding 500
per tun, contained In silver ores, will be paid
for at above rates.
Assays guaranteed to correspond with the U.
3. Mint
Ore Sacks returned to shippers free Of rail-
road charges.
Ores sampled by Battery or crusher, at option
Of shipper.
J. J. dunno, Manager.
Reno, New, June 1, 1870. jy7-tf
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MONDAY, July %, 1870.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present-Full Board, and Eddy,
Clerk. Minutes of last meeting read
and approved.
1t was ordered that the County Trea-
surer as Trustee of the county, be au-
thorized to sell lots "a and 20, block 8,
Treasure City, to the White Pine Water
Company, on receipt of taxes and costs.
Bill of E. L. Willard for $l,070, for
taking care Of the Hospital forthe month
Of June, was rejected.
John Martin, Constable of Township
No. 2, rendered his resignation, which
was accepted and placed on ile-Blake
appointed TO fill the vacancy; his bond
was presented and approved.
DR.. T. H. Thoma, appointed physi-
clan at the County Hospital, to act dur
ing the pleasure of the Board.
Board adjourned TO meet on Monday,
August LIST, OF which time claims against
the county will be considered. All per-
son having bills for allowance are re-
quested 10 hand them in to the Clerk on
or before Saturday next.
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INTERNAL REVENUE I'M STATE STAMPS,
Of all denominations, for sale at the Postonice.
Greenbaeks bought and sold. Postofice drafts
issued on all the principal cities and towns in
the United States.
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DIatriea Court.
Hon. W. II. BEATTY, presiding.

Hon. W. II. BEATTY, presiding.
MONDAY. July &c, 1870.
The following business was transacted
in this Court:
State vs.. H. r. Egan; defendant with
draws plea of not guilty, and pleads
guilty to assault and battery. Sentence
to be passed on Saturday next.
Court adjourned to meet at 10 AN. to-
day,
GovERSoR's LEyEE.-F. A. Tritle gave
a levee before his departure for Eureka.
to which most Of our local statesmen
were invited. s.H
OFFICIAL Vrsrr.-Rev. A. II. White,
State Mineralogist, is en- route for this
section of the State, on official business.
Coon AssAY.--We were yesterday
shown an assay of Ely ore which re-
turned over $500 to the tun in silver.
A SPRrsKLE.-We had q slight sprinkle
of rain last evening; but not enough to
swear by. More would be beneficial.
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Dissolution Notice.

V,HR PARTNERSHIP HEREToFoRE EXIST.
i NC under the firm name Of DENISE 4
STEWART, in the Livery business, Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All business of
the firm will be settled by the undersigned.
J. t. STEWART.
Stock ranched and horses taken at livery ON
the most reasonable terms.
iy2G9w J. T. STEWART.
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OPPOSITION TO MON0POLIESI
To all whom it may concern, Greehngl

V,HE UNDERSIGNED. A sEARoHER OF
Il RECORDS, and EXAMINER OF TITLES,
of 20 years active practice, begs to announce
Abstract References to all the Mining and Real
Property in White Pine County contained in the
Original Lander County and White Pine Re-
cords, he is now prepared to give any informa-
ton Of title pertaining thereto at prices in con-
formity TO the times. and to make abstracts,
second to none in correctness, Mt LESS THAN
THE RATES CHARGED by ANY RING OR
COMBINATION. All parties DESTROYS of ex-
amining their own titles can have accurate ref
erences thereof NJ q scale Of prices guaranteed
hereby at so per cent. less than charged by any
and all others in the business. Call and see.
DANIEL ST. O. STEVENS,
Searcher of Records.
Once of County Treasurer. Courthouse, Hamil-
ton, Nevada.
Hamilton, New, July II, 1870. jy22-tf
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Aardware, etf.
J. NJ. lAKEzAE, dos. doDDARD.
PIONEER FOUNDRY G MACHINE SHOP,

Broad and Firm sfs., Hamilton.
~ GODDARD 4 CO.-STEAM ENGINES
VI furnished TO order: best Quartz Mill Ma
chinery constructed and repaired. Shoes, Dies,
and other Hard Iron furnished at San Francisco
prices with freight added. Having . new plant
Of tools, are prepared to do General Repairing.
B~lacksmithing, Pipe Cutting, Boiler Repairing.
Etc, Etc.
Orders respectfully solicited. and filled with
dispatch. jy25-tf
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GO to Q. r. AIexander's for your
drugs. feT.tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-27

ARRIVALS.
BY WOODRUFF 4 ESEoRs LINE.
James Tuyto C W sohiedels IA MeQuaid
Mr. Alverson L Chandler Mr. clackman
w J Burns Mrs Mayer Capt Rawlings
L Broom Chas Hickhouse
By BKAoHEY, w1sEsA col LINZ.
Geo r Evans Rev Jas Woods John Simons
] II Boyden r NJ Kerney
BY TRAVIS, WILSON 4 co.'s PTocHE LINE.
Mr. Laconr q + Robinson DR. Foltz
w ] Forbes Mr. Hyman John O'Nell
Mr. Hasten ID James
DEPARTURES.
By > EENoR's LINZ.
d p Webster Mrs A Lighter CT Meyers
Jas Buchanan W II Bunyard d $ Lunt
G ShAffey X Wright Mr. Maddoc
L Cohn
BY BRAcHEY. WINES a co.'s LINE.
A Jackson CT Knox Mr. Beck
Mary Brown Chas Hosmer
, 1870-08-30
1IOTIvER

MOIINER
y til UdIast til Anordning angaaeude SKI
bcs MAILING paa de ansk-vestindiske
Ger.
p til UdAast til Aoordping angaaonde
dansa-yestindiske Shibes Registering.
og
81 til Udkast til Anordning augaaendo Ind
f6rselstold af Skibe, Baade og Fartoier
paa de dansk-vestindiske Ger.
Is 80 / Loven af 3Ote Marts 1867 angaa-
ende Skibes Mailing og 5 % i Loven af
samme Dato angaaende danske Skibes Re-
gistrering er Diet udtaIt, at de / Lovene in
dehoIdtc BestemmeISer kunne efter forn6-
den F~orhandIing med yedkommende Re-
presentation udNides til at giaIde for Is
land og de dansk-vestindiske Ger, med saa-
dame Modificationer, som Forholdene paa
disse Steder MATTE gj6re n6dvendige.
Denne Bestemmelse, der / 90 for sig like
var torn0den for oIoniernes Vedkommende,
da it0lge ColonialloYen af 27de November
1868 allie ModerIandets Love kunne udvi-
DIES we'd Anordning til at gjelde der med de
, 1870-08-30

yves 10 tne Law OF SUN June 1890 : Consld-
cred as being a SUBSTITUTE IN the place OF the
PufcnaSe.duty payable on foreign YeSseIsG-an
That 1t Will be necessary to hX an importantly
on ShlPs, boats ana olher crafts IN the Danish
NeSlIh9la Islands, "hlch IN itself, beng an I'M
post ON the vessels once for all on Its first IN
Production, Will be far more reasonable than
the ices Tor Sea-paSSeS, which are now pad Sc
ml-annuaIIy or annually by all vessels belong
ing IN the DANISH Nestlndla Islands. The en-
actments proposed N the Draft are, with some
few notifications corresponding with those con-
tanned III the Law OF 4th July 1853 concerning
Custom and Ship-dues in the Mothercountry.
ad ) |. 1t Is expected that u revision of the
Custom-Tarif for the Nothercountry will lead
10 a reduction of the duty in general, at pre-
sent 3 pr. Ct' The duty on vessels has there
lore mere peen proposed at : pr. Ut. which IS
that levied IN jhe Motnercountry on all vessels
huIIJ OF European lr and acquired from foreign
counirIeS' Oh lne measurement OF 100 Tons and
upwards. ms duly Is very nearly a medium
between IHe general rate OF duly IN 81. Thomas,
II pr Ol' anu lne Io"eSi CoSJonlraJe m 01.
CrolA . pr ~. III IS not so hl9h as TO deter
SnIP-o"neFS III 1he CoionIeS rom purchasing
VESSELS OuJ yeJ SoII.2IehIIy hl8h 10 counterfeit
protorma transfer OF vessels.
me Law OF Attn JqIy 1868 ) 6 subjects yes
SeIS lnal are I3iehded 70 pc broken up TO the
S"ule IaIe oI uu'y as FtSSeIS DougnJ Tor me
purpose OF oeIh9 PuI III Ine trade under DANISH
fla9' OuJ me reason OF IhIS IS chlelly' ihaJ YES
Seis intended TO De broken up were previously
SUBJECT to duty as stranded goods VIZ S pr.
w. winch It was found necessary to reduce.
AS tar as the Colonies are concerned, it may re
main as hitherto IN this respect but in order
to avoid mISundefSt 'ndmgS 1t IS considered best
TO state 1t expressly.
, 1870-08-30

Observation-Disclosures PlatoUDI0C.
Djsse Formaliteter kanue bortfaido tor
BaaJe og Fart6icr af om under 4 Tons
Dfsegtighod, mod at T|oIdy~sauet ansaetter
DISCS |@rdi, OF saatrent Ki6bcren er til
treds med Ioldyuse0ets Yerdiausrttnlsp.
Finder ToIdyasenet, at den / Ki6bebre-
vet, Skj0det eIIer andet Acknowledgement
OptOrte Ki0bosum like svarer Til Gieustan-
dens yirkeIige Verdi, skaI Diet staae samme
tit for at toraustaIte en- misunderstanding
som IorommeIdu, til h iIken Ki0beren d.
oliver at tiIkaIde; og Ska. ToIden saa FaId
syares etter den Verdi, som we'd saadau
MISUNDERSTANDING udludes, men vedkom-
mende CoIouIaINasSe bprer OmkUstuinger-
ne we'd I2Nauoa i0rretnIugeu. medmiuUr,
VedkommeHde moatte kuuue oyerbcgises
ON Protoma-Vpr eIler anden Syig.
Behndes Nogeu we'd FremIug1else al
urigtigt cIIer Prolarma-K i6bebrev elIer au-
Diet Acknowledgement at have basveecr
ellie T. .s64t at basliga ToIdeu, skal han,
torudon at udrcde OmNostuingcrne we'd 81.
misunderstanding som torommeldt, og
Atgitten at den derived t~astsatte yirAeIige
Verdi, endvidere erI@goe EN- Nulkt at denne
Atgitrs temdObbelte BciOb, SAINT for sit
ForhoId i0vrigt vrre TiItaIe uuderoiycn
etter Lorgivuingeus aIminde.i4c Bestem-
meISer.
Saatremt o. ~erdrageIsen sheer paa frem-
med Sted, shaI Diet vure uiIIud. hos den
nrmestc daushe Consul 90 imod en- af
deune udstedt Qvitteriug, at bcrigtige ToI-
den ctter den j kIObebrcvet, Shi6i.l c.ier
, 1870-08-30

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NON sT rporv
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=
FortsptteIse af M6det den 18de JuIA.
UDKAST
fl Aoor5ninn oaaoaaa1. .5e...i.,l
Stibn PnaJ59 "I5I T IluIoIsGlSI9Iu d
0"'''' -'""o0 ~ rGItoIfi Pa" oe oalSN-
'~1SI"'uISNe GER
, 1870-08-23
HTAEBT PAVED.

To thr Editor ot 7Ar Chieasu Tribune:
Orr of she AZt:atesl questions ot the aas, Is the
want Of = system Of paving that will stand the
te.t OF science, cpmlnon scn8e, and, at the s1ne
toc. Possessing al the clemens Of endurance
anA convenience, suitable alike to light and heavy
fr1fY1c, auf comfortable for rlan and beast But
70 long nuRcientidc men ID authority shall de-
eide upon the DeElts OF S7s1aus kinds at pave
t1rrtk and the plans 0! paving, letwecu those OF
Hn<ss atd concrete, and different ktniS OF these,
tutI 70 lopE will The citizens Of Chicago suffer
f:tul t,ig s+rsSunents inr pour pavtnent4s
Tnv li<rafd nf Public WORKS seem perfectly sat-
l.u, d With the present S:co!son sykte1n Of paw
ine, in 1ht face Of the rrmaEkabie fact thai 50
many eiret:a cor plrEetl ecarcely three years are
upw IN most derinrah1e and worthless state
In 1nr xcas 1sSs. when Wa. B. Qgsien, Sylvester
Lind, and ]. D. Webster were Sewerage Com-
Yn;kslonc.s, they despatched Engineer Che--
hsuugh 10 Europe, al large expense, 70 examine
aud sctcutihcallv Investigate the principles OF
lay1ng eewers. etc. Nhy does rot the same aptT'i
AID earnest dcxre to obtain I'LL the light and
kcteutlnc tnlas1Eatinu possible, animate oul
HosId OF Public Works. to call together rraet1ea
tcirpl1uc men, who Wilt thoroughly e1amlne INC
IT.. merits OF all our various kinds OF pasemen..
apn r,ane t,f Nsxtng. Then let them take lht
t-t,, wfatcrcr II ma5 be. aud thus put stop e
nc tnnu1ncyahlc iolts and wre,cled experiment.
with which this city ts cursed7
CNtcAGo, Aug g 1ssn. lax fAf5@
, 1870-08-23
NlNlATEAE ALMANAC.
CHICAGO. Aug. q, 1870.
.....s:ts a. H. Muon Hsts ....... - u. m
-..-.k:1 p. m. Moon erts........ 4: 81 D. IN

a. CHICAGO. Aus. = $50.
St,a ~. ~ o. r. atoot Mon s.s ss ..s'-' m
49," ''''"'''' '. -. ! seoVa 'e@'''.'"'' '@t p "
afI.rrI,,rcoo..
,1tchI ., >5,,>,, an 80 1onr,s ~ s..rr.,. ,.,>,
,soH nn t,ia ~ - .1an' ~ ~ y!n8
rn ~ W a. Ia, ei.s Ill @ ssS o1stmooas !aua-
rss,rnat1 h>tIra t,, fn. th ~ N .ae
's1 t.f1a ,",r x eete, aan n,, took ncA tee
sS ,nIr fonni v.sit ~ ns, frnt,, ~ nua
hn1v IN; t1,,pt ars,,si f. tSos ~, snaH9 81 t4e
.hnYre NJ Mr tVtn,sr 1o-ss.T nT - ~ a,s - ~
who ih,nks he had Yrtent1s IN GStra1n ~ '"s "'1~'
wMr- ph,tip nrnrn Csrana Stra - Wow y,rt
and Wr Hrrer fsrana ~ ~ 1oa c1s91 -; IN
nr,s nrraniTe,i Mi, ninn :: ~ ~ 80 = - ~
8 II iKestsr Shfjl narrrn on Snn'Sa iast a. ~ - n,
- D.,.n = Gs., .' ~ Sun1A} tast. u .tS.
nss,Tens '11tae.' w, niigstaent. Gonen: wee
ji,s.sn,s = Earn,, ,epu'5 eiaHo oiss' slaIe Vi
Th n H,ars ~ nf p!st, ~: ,,.,.- e,.., ,,,u,,
-LHe Aoatu y! kHua'S HSEAss 9ESl*IuA|s AWasu-
, 1870-08-23

t'aDclnX deyolye upon Af. De Sofia and the MUSES.
Narlsna and Rose AaAse{. Thas pat ot ~ as ssmS-
inr which falls to Mlas HeatheEaby 1nd De SoAA,
Il nneIy rendered. nut the rest II only rned!ocIS-
The audience, principally OF that persuasion Nn.en
Is Do1nallc between acts, seemed % en1ay Lae
whole ibipg hugely, and Will probably go again
such Is lie
TIE MISSTREtA
The fourth week Of the Manning Minstrels began
last evening, with a patronage only eonnneu 10
tue capacity OF the theatre 0ae might suppose.
dropping In II The Dearborn, shst vas tne oaiI
place OF Amusement In the city, Judging 1fom t9e
uualty aud quanuty Of the astend, M,
>anee. The programme was new anu
hpafkllng, embracing nsst psrt Of unusual st-
traction; the double: :1g ~ Hogan aaa ssa, 4a&nes,
artists; duet b5 Fredez1cks and 8ert1am, the
inevitable :" tartoasd Watch" which was Gettek
sung than chosen: characteristic sketch hy
Manning and Cotton; " @ Hoo.!gan's Shur1e, !" hV
Kanane and RoRera; and, as aaishs bn1les9ue
by Eeuble, 'eutiiIed ala So1natnbnIa,~ = In which
ZIG blondes we're out-hloaded ey taose g g1shaing
10 do the male e1t1avaRAncea. The piece Is = de-
cided hit, and u a nsting fnals to one Of the
choicest billa which hare been AFFORDED At the
Dearborn.
, 1870-08-23

L*sn' n..........................S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q o.
f7Ys sas7tt,T9tner. I: kHc~ :: Chssie.tnn. i LAW
r r!in; i ws9is 'Sfs %s ht''lsi Fl
e tz,ssts: :: @;:::7 T. ani&;: E,f.l i; 1"s.a''s
r~e of aan@~0rt hour ana tozty-hrc uEnutcr.
ASPIRING AtnERNES.
Lovers Of the game will he shocked and ra!nc41
to learn that the Common Council have TAKEN II
IN. The following challenge was presented at
tHnc q bs.e t.,s sad tbFt LOOT face+ ri.c~
81 :. IT e sat e
* fah = hs ;as;es
10 eon.itt ef ihc picked nIne 4 he Rep,e.a Atacs
r fSf ss eans. sr q .h. r.
!. Htary W.isbis-IMo from raeh d!sisiun: dis
':s Medium Ut Wc,*h..-rwo from each di,i.on: ai.,
i3ss. sisst Wy c zach divisions a,.ne
E.ta a.ssn stss. +. e~n sn fsF .hr E.e s, &
ccuI, aud eper h. r,lett ty yon..ef 1aa
s1 .ai to :
10 t fEen IN The sify ppm Mn+s T61n1
NEW sonx. har. sssnin eS game q bag hsii. 10
day, the -Atianr,cs svorrd Fl and the tntoEs, o.
AolIihania, Fl.
| am saiLs,iat Has . good day for the Clippers.
Rho, n The forenIpD, 1ral ths Rnirksteps, - ~
r. " nSe ientr4K. anu IN the afternoon v1nqulsb-
TIE Western Luiou Te1e9ranS n,ue beat III,
| OpPO<ttions, 43 IS
| The Conttnt utAis t,<at the q. K.R 4stne6,
4 The Montfofs beS1 the $ 5waltos-s. Ss TO 81.
| The Anchors teat the Er1tpses. 81 10 is.
| The Emefsh1s beat the Afnc r.csHs, 4s Ia 81.
The Soctsls tpony chauptons} hcAi the High
! fainotins, junior Organization. p to ~.
| The regular meeting OF The .f:sna Chm Will t,s
| held this evening at No. l&s 1udlano street
TIE SolwidefA f.eat picked ntnr. II q.
| The PAtecnrfcn best the Caster Oils. ~ u 80
The Forest Citys tChlcago) beat shr Empires
| - 4tb16
The Wedons beat the Daisy Cutters. II TO s,
] The Acsettes Heat The Coniiaentals, Is 20 II,
, 1870-08-23

7n The Ellitor Of The Chicago Tribune:
Having finished the Cutted States census II the
Twelfth Wa1l, having visited $3.50 families aud
taken 1900 names during the cheated teEtn,~
take pleasure In staring that the greatest courtesy
ALil klUttness haze hctn eHtenle,l to ne ~ Ill
classes an, thar the in1Urmat1hn Aesirrts has feen
ircely given aud With great promPtucss, except in
THREE or four cases. a writer signed - linton
Iark.- few weeks s,nce. uniler the false assump-
ttnn that was the aAthor Of an article signed
"Ie1sas-Taler, iD11!gcs 10 some vulgar abuse
which those WHO are acquainted with nc will
know 10 be false, aud which ! was surprised 10
sec. as We should have expected better things Of
.. mon Psrk:~ nut there II no accounting fos
fastes CKS3us.TAKEa TWELFTH WARD.
CHICAGO. Auu. ~. 151p.
, 1870-08-23
TIE CITY IN BRIEF.

Nntr Df Kenl Estate.
an yesterday afternoon. the lot fIoltl1g on
Mssnu steel, south side, eighty feet vest OF Ia
Saie street, ~ns sohl hs suction by W. 4. 1utrers
Atn. The sale took place at the real estate o1lce
Of T. :. Fitch 4 Co.. on Dearborn street, and Was
at1cnlte'l by large number OF the leading real
t'sta,r men snd capitalists Of Chicago. The lot,
which has a trontaqe Of thirty feet and depth of
ore hundred md ninefr fcrf, extending back 10
.itade sltr. H'as Gttai}E struck OF to Nj. 4. H.
Ik!.y. at k1enI Per trout tout, or sO o0o for the
IN. This lot t,e1snEed to The estate Of l;ehrg..
1srWn, who hal owned 1t s!Ice 1sH. when he mar
tsasttl It Ut caleb Morgan for fl2s fu i,dtt tt wAs
vance, at $1n PER 1Ent ionl. 81, ,sn anu in l~.o
'ls valuation was 81 :o1 r.T ffs, or fia9ob Il Ii
Il" irtcusen ot Air. luA1ey 10 Greet I'll cnni,lu,.-
fiOu will nwnt r. OF adjacent luta. . nf@t.claA4
uil,'sng uEon his ncxly arqrtre4 rmpers.
, 1870-08-23
TIE NATIONAL GAME,
The Tour Of the Bsltics---A Remarkable
<;nnar-1tntclrr In &-htrnRo.

Probably one Of the most rrm.tkab1. games
.reF played between two amateur clubs
rnruc o1 al Dxnu, Saturday. between the LoEzls,
of Mount Morris. and tho halttc Juniors. OF Chi
rago- Excepting ny hail dropped by each side.
It ay be sa II at neither n1alic m error. On the
,att nf the loEaus, lionseh0'eg. NJ Third! ey put
WHhers. AT secoDi. ly putting ont four aE assi+t-
i.E thTes times, and fetseT a. catcher. Alstln-
auishe<f themselves. OF tte baltic Juntofs, ].
pastel bait. charleston's place at third could not
have been better filled: and krieS 1t short and
Turner 10 left took care Of all that came In theft
way. The foiloWtnRts
, 1870-08-23
Nynpntt1y for tho German C{A1ak

sympathy tor the German Cause.
Eu1IADEsfHiA, Aug. 92.-The Sattonal Execu@
today a,aopsed a resolution heartily EynPathiz~
lug With the German people In their war with
Napoleon, whom they 1tenounce as IN unpFtnci-
pst. n1T en1n1eI, disturbing ta~ peace Of Europe
for his own personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. THEY re-
quest sut~.rsttnate councils to make donations to
.Ocal German all societies. The committee nA-
oEfue-I to ulctt again at the cau OF the Chair.
, 1870-08-23

Meeting OF the Town Trnstcee-{tllla rnld-
Hyde Part tsns Li4ht nn1 Coke Co.--
Town Flass Arprorrd.-SpccinI
Assessments Ordered
AxsetxkucntH Con-
I'D

The regular meeting Of the Board OF Trustees
Of the Town Of Hyde Park was held On Saturday
at The Town Hall on Hyde Park aveuue- Present,
Messss- cahI, Clark. Dowuer, Doyle, Harrington,
Lewis, and Smith. The minutes uf the last meet
;1H were read and appyeyed. Sundty otlts were
annf1Yed and nfderet1 natd
, 1870-08-23
Arrbr. T. r. R T.; henry A. REED, 2. 8. 80.
]. ". lsacr. Name; J. u. Starr, Baltimore; T. ].

arrnc, 4 p. R r.; henry 4. REED. 2. 9: ~:
], ". rasr. Name; J. D. STAR, Baltimore; + J.
Crsrsen, 1t Louis
BRIGGS Horsk
Among the arrivals At this hotel. yesterday
wess The fc1lowtnE: James SaSeFr. China: Z.
Isitt. YoHohosra, Japan: 1cfuMc II. Badger,
Rochester; Geo. F. Thonarenn. nttrMt: Jeseph
Dsyt. TRINIDAD: to1nnel + II. Jacobs, W2shItlg-
ton. ". Toftuau, Providence; 4. G. tie7eJ,
Rynctriilc CxnadRs ]. C. Ent1a1nEt ,n RGlta1onrr:
Rev. q 4. SIolspur!, Pculbtrtnn, n. r. E Smith.
Portland: ). ". 1uErau, Louisville; s. q. Wells.
St. Louis; T. II. Roberts, Rochester; Y, E crus-
by, DaycnI OFT
AtnoaE The arrivals At this botea ycstettay. rrrc
the following: $ $ nullaru, cha,nnsigu: Il Prem
ticc. Gaiethufe: F. & Ealmcr. EFracusc: e. III.
Jscksoo. B9stoD: L y guttoa. Atoauy: S. D.
Carpenter, Madison: y. L Robinson, Ut1ca; i,
q. Aattock, Nation: ". ArmstrpuR. Gsjeshurr
G. Brewers. Monmouth: C. ", Co]eman. ii.
Louis; Z. F. Carrclt, Grand KapI,is: G, ii. Green,
Oshkosh; @. Wo!cot1, Peoria; f d. Williams. ST.
Galesburg. 80 1''
FREMONT MnEsE
among the arrivals It this motel, yestenI4y,
Mefe The following: Genera1 Mason, U. S. 4.
Gnhllea 7. SpAu1dtnC, Sun Franciso;T. Il. .ssauton
Aates Rodney Smith, u. 8. A.; j.. A. Ssostaalv,
New Orleans; Mr4. General A. ualrf, st. Paul
W. i. Wiley. q. Z, r, Port Hurun; n. g. Btack-
stone. Boston; unn. F. 3. SwATne. Washington;
T. IL bradford. san francisco: @. Booth, Liver.
pools B. F. fsul1s. MGnsQnA; ". II. Walters. St.
LouIE; G. X. Williams, Toledo: Colonel J. C. 1Ius
too. U. = f.: Hon. T. ". Perry. Grana Haven;
T. Edwards, Burlington: E II. douglas, Newark.