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loss OF the United states steamer - tEelGa-
Whereas the twenty-fourth day fJanuary
lasT, the United states stesmer :. Oneida when
leaving the port of Yokohama. Japan, came in
collision with the Britt Penin-ular and Oriental
mail steamer - Bombay, and sunk almost in
-tantly with the loss ii nearly all officers AMI
the greater part of her men: and whereas tn.
Navy Del artment has been unable, in answer to 4
request Of the House of representatives, TO com
muicate any detailed satisfactory inf
touching the circumstances # the loss beyond its
extent and the number ufctsualti-s: and whereas
It appears that no full and impartial and salts
f,ctory Investigation haa been de into the
ctuses of the disaster, into the conduct of the
parties implicated in it : Therefore,
Be 1t resolse by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That the 5, cretary OF the
Navy shall, with the lea-t practicable delay
order an inquiry TO be male iHIo the particular.
Of the loss of said United States steamer Oneida
and Of her officers and men, intending the subse-
quent conduct of the captain Of the steamer
- bombay" with "A view to ascertain tie RESPONSE
biity ior the collision hy which she was destroyed
and tor the destruction If lIf5 which attended the
and make report Of the same 10
Congress.
Approved. Aprl Z. 1870.
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Be it resolved by the Senate srd Horse Of Rep
resentatives Vi tie Unilei States OF merica in
CngIess assembled. Iiat the Senate and House
If Repre- entatiye- hav- hetrd with deep reg ct
IF III. sudden dece of MAJ ar General GeuIz II
Thomas, endeared the country by a serie, 81
unbroken. Patriotic services during period of
thirty year
ii guished Career in the defence Of his country
against foreign and domestic enem his never
f,ltering faith and al in the maintenance If the
Union and the integrity of the government. and
his stern ex ion If every trust conid d TO i'm
constitute a record in life made memorable in
death.
SIC 8. And be it further resolved. That the
Pr. silent of the Senate and the speaker .f the
puu.e are hereby authorized TO make -ueh
r,nxemenfs in connection with his obs-quies
will attest the sympathy Of Congress 1t this na-
tinnal bereavement
Approved. April 5, $50
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Ta.NsFEES.


To enable the Treasurer to make payments IN
the kind Of money required by the nature OF the
claims 1t became Necessary elih-r 10 convert
coin - into currency or ''currency into
COIN which was done with tho following re
suits
Loss to Repairs Fund by sale Of currency.S 80 go
Gain To Re iemption Fund by sale Of coin. 495 %
Gain 10 General FUND by safe Of c3in. % u
Gain to nuad Fund by sale OF coin u IS
The gain to these funds is the amount previously
reported as - Miscellaneous Receipts and are
included in the appointments lade 10 the proper
funds.
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Currency has been sid for coin as follows:
$3.50 % nj 9Oc netting ;nk 10 Loss. 33 60
Account County Bu l9ings Repair Fund
Cab has been IL for currency as follows:
81 40 20 cuin " - a5 So currency. Gain sis5 o.
Account Redemption Fund
s3i4 90 coin FIR s4O9 81 currency. Gain. t5 81
Account General Fund
s1I3 o. coin tor Sl3i 5. currency GAIN Il %
Euyiug s. II currency az SIC.
Buying s.. ESQ - currency at s3c.
The rec ipts from - Miscellaneous Sources
came from the sale IF coin for currency.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
H. 5. MASON.
Treasurer Ormsby County, State of Nevada.
Carson City, July ith, 1870.
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County Treasurer's Report.

To the Hon Board ,S County Commissioners of
0rni>by County. State of Nevada:
GentIemen-Iierewith l submit my report Of
the business # the Treasures office for the SIX
months ending Jnne 50, 1870
My last semian report, dated January 3D.
1870. showed cash on hand in the different funds
on December 31st 1869 as follows:
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PAYMENTS MALE DuR1SG THE SIX MONTHS.

Official evidence has been filed in this office that
| all sums due from the County Treasurer to the
state up to the IA June ls.U, have been pre-
| perly accounted for or paid over by the County
treasurer and that officer has the State Control
I@rS certificate that he has beea discharged fro,n
| a. liabilities UP To hat date
The payment of s., 4jo =. from the RedemptieB
Fund effected the purchase Of Il old interest bear
inc warrants tie principal Of hich - 81 60
AID upon which tn accrued interest ameunted to
ST. IA 0s. making total indebteine-sof s3,i4l Us
| and being a saving to tie County OF asa 10.
There being the required amount in the Rail
road Fun t, the Board and the Virginia and True
kee X tiiroad Company niate an agreement under
" hich early in January til L company IN considera
tim If the advance payment Of SIX Thousand SIX
hundred and fifty dollars, surrender Ell Coupon No.
belonging to each Of the Bonds Issued by the
County to the Railroad, and payable on the lst #
June amounting altogether 10 the sum Of seven
thousand dollars, TINS efecting saving OF $500 to
,he County. In accordance To law the balance
remaining in the iiail Dad Fund vas, as before
stated tran teEred 10 the General Fund
INDEBTEDNESS.
The floating debt on the LIST January. 1870. was
stated 10 be sill e23 u and since that date he al
lowed cl ans payable out Of the usual funds have
been as toll VS.:
out If the Genersl,Fuod. 9, 3l3 81
Out Of the Contingent Fuud-.-.......-..... 40 81
Out Of the Fire Dep .rtunent Fund.-. '53 -
out Of the Road Fu'd -...-.-- l, llo -
Ont Of taa hep tr- Fund gu Ii
ont of the ff-t Urer : saIdry FUND 40 90
Out of the Judges salary Fund ] $50 %
Cat OF the haiIrOa Fund -........... 6, 6:1d 90
Total ALLOW ances..... ........-.-...S2l, UUo a
The payments from the several funds have been |
before mentioned and IT, following statement
shows the amuu,t Of the claims against the pres |
ent funds remaining unpaid the LIST July, 1870:
Against General Fund................. ST. g4S -
A tiIi-t Contingent Fund. 81
A :riin-t Fire DEPARTMENT Fund ........ 7n4 Is |
gainst Road runu ...................... OG3 ID
Present floating Indebtedness. SiA 7lS 90
County bonds have been issued to H." Virginia and
rruckee railroad Company for the sum VI S2Ov, |
NO. !,
The principal Ct the old interest bearing in
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Oim>by County:
The County Auditor has the honor to make tn,
following Report to the fiscal affairs of the
County for the six months ending On The 30tt
June, 1870.
SUPPLEMENTAL ASSESSMENT FOR 1869.
| In the report for the half year ending 3lst De-
| cember, 1869. il was stated that the supplemental
Assessment Roll for 1869. embraced property val
ued at S2Ul OH the taxes thereon bei.g IS, $40 %
| appvrtloned follows: To State, s.. sos II: to
County, 81, rs 81; and to the Fire Department
| SIG 81 Upon account of this assessment there
| has been paid account Of state and County
| taxes $50 80, and on account Of the Fire Depart
ment 81. being total Of SIS 90. and leaving due
upon that roll the sum of $, s04 81. appurtion-d
as f,liows: To state, 81, SIS d; to County,
So, 204 90. and to the Fire Department. STA 81.
On the 14th February last, the Board of Commits
sioners passed resolution by which it was
ordered, that the entire supplemental assessment
for the year lS6e be- and the same is hereby,
stricken out and RENTED" But the state
rhorites oljecting t. such action by the Board,
instituted procc dngs in the supreme Court to va
cate such order, which have resulted in late de-
csion by the Court that the action of the Board
in thus RENTING the whole of the Supplemental
Roll was Unauthorized and their order declared
void What proportions of the present Gelinquen-
cies rpon that roll, and the additional 10 per cent
thereon will be eater collected. depends in a
great measure upon the further action of the
Beard aud of the District Attorney in reference
thereto. The collection Of the amount due would
be great benent 10 the county nnahces-
DE INoUENT TAXES.
No payments have been made into the County
Treasury since the lst January last upon account
If the Delinquent Of 1862. or OF any # he
previous wears During the first half Of leo9 there
were 81 ,5S3 o. besides the additional 10 per cen
tum. paid in en- account Of the delinquent taxes
If 1858.
The balance on hand on the 1st January, $50, |
$685. --------
RECEIPTS.
From the lst Of January to the 30th June. 1870,
he payments into the Colnty Treasury have been
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PROPOSAL TO AMEND
n S "ITU TON

THE ASSEMBLY. THE SENATE CONCUR
ring, propose the following Constitutional
Amendment sectioa 0ne of Article Two of the
Constitution If the State of Nevada il amended
by striking therefrom the wJri male" wherever
IL occurs theI elm
DO. ADDISON,
Speaker of he Assembly.
4. NHITFoRD, Clerk Of the Assembly
7. D. EDWARDS,
President Of the Senate pro ten.
CH,s. T. BICKNELL,
Assistant Secretar of the Senate.
ENDORSED
Assembly proposal to Amend the Constitution.
No. IL Introduced January I'D, 1st9. Passed
February 18th, lS63-Yeas n; nays II.
A WIIIfORD,
Clerk Of the Assembly
Received in Senate. February 10th, 1S69.
Passed March 81, lS6J-Yeas, l.; NAYS, 1.
CHAS. 4. BiCkNELL,
Assistant Secretary oil the Senae.
oAik sf oG Hna Son OFFICE IS
/, C. y. Notewaie, Secretary of State Of the
State Of Nevada, d. hereby certify that the fore
going i true full and correct copy Of the origin
al, or tie in my utiice-
Witness NV hand and the Great Seal Of
(r,I\ State hereto affixed. Done ut Office
in Carson City. Nevada, this 2. tn
- - day of July, A. D. 1870
c. N. NoTEW
au2 If Secretary Of State.
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IN THE. MATES OH IHE. k.>-
l tlte Of Isabella Clifford. deceased-in Second
Jude al District Court. Drmsby county, State ri
,,evadt.-Nutice Is hereby given by the under
Signed exc utor OF the last " ill and testament II
tbelI, CT nd, deceased, 10 the creditors and
ali persons having claims NJ inst the said deceased
to exh Int them, with tire necessary vouchers
within ten months after the fist FHblcstiJn Of
this notice, to me- at the office A. &. I'll :
Esq-, ia Carson Ciy. = q. CLIFFORD,
Executor If the last VIII and testament # Isa-
a Clifford deceased. IVES Iw
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Public ResOlution-Ny 70. I

ysint Resolution expressing the sympathy e
Congress at the death Of AajoE General Georg
II. Thomas.
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J
1870, it was resolved fh,t state Convention 81
the National Union Republican. Party be held a,
| ELkp. on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1870,
To nominate candidates Cor the following offices.
/ to wit: Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Repre-
sentative in Congress. Justice Of the Supreme
Court, Secretary of State. Attorney General.
Treasurer o. State, Controller of State, Surveyor
! General, Superintendent of Public Instruction.
state Mineral gist, and Clerk OF Supreme Court:
and the transaction of such other business shall
properly come before said Convention.
On motion, Resolved, That each county be en-
titled to one Delegate at large one foo each
hundred 400 votes, and for each fraction
fifty (50) cat for the Republican Presidential
Electors at the election OF l>tS.
On motion, Resolved, That recommend 10
The several County C-nttal Committees that the
Primary Election of Delegates TO both State and
County Conventions be held the 18th day #
September. 1870, and that at sad election one DEL
egation be elected t. the State Convention anu ole
delegation to the County Convention.
On motion. Resolved, That Il voter at the Union
Republican Primaries shall possess the f II wing
qualifications: He shall b. "a citizen of the United
States and OF the State Of Nevada; he shall at the
time of voting at The Primaries be qualified
eecter and registered v-ter OK the Precinct III
which he offers t. Vote; he shall have voted the
Union Republican ticket, State aud National. at
the General Election Of Move nlber, A. D. lsUs,
would hay- done 50 had it be- possible to vote:
be shall soemnly pledge himself to vote for the
nominees Of the Union Republican part, at the
General Election in y November. A. d. 1870.
Resolved. That recommend to the several
County Central Committees that On the day of The
Primary Election for Delegates to the several con-
ven'ions the people be requested to express th.Ir
preference fr the candidates fDr the several Offices,
stale and County, by a direct vote.
Delegates are apportioned TO the several Counties
a follows:
Churchill
Douglas
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Public ResOlution-No. %.

Joint Resolution directing inquiry into the
loss of the United states steamer - oneida.''
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PROPOSAL TO AMEND

-IHE-
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
VNHE SENATE. THE ASSEMBLY, CONCUR
1 ring, hereby propose. that Section Of
Article Two, of the Constitution Of the State Of
Nevada be Amended by striking tn .refrom the
word White =" wherever it occurs therein
I'd. E.WARDS
President If the Senate pro ten.
JOHN WATSON, Secretary Of the Senate.
D. D. ADKrssN. Speaker of the Assembly.
A. WHIrFoRD, Clerk of tie Assembly.
ISDoRsED.
Senate concurrent Resolution, No. 1877, "Amend-
ing Section of Article =, Of the State Constitu-
tion.
introduced and passed, February 2.tb, 1869
Yeas, Ii; nays, D.
JOHN WATSON.
Secretary of the Senate
Received in Assembly and passed, February 2,
1se9--ieas, 26-nays Is.
A. wHITFORD.
Clerk of the Asse -Ibly.
STATE OF NEVADA, L.
SscREr.RY's OFFICE.
I. c. y. Notew re, Secretary of State Of the
State Of Nevada, do hereby certify that the fore
going is true. full aud correct copy OF the orig in
al on file in my Office.
Witness my hand and the Great Seal
hereunto affixed Done at Office in
| Carson City, Nevada, this 9th day
~ ~ of July, A. D. lss0.
Z. n. NoTEWARE.
Au2-tf. Secretary of State.
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To the Board Of County Commissioners Of
OIm,by County:
The County Auditor has the honor to make the
following Report as to the fiscal affairs of the
County for the six months ending On The 3Jth
June $50
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FHo0HE DIN&s
OF THE
UNION REPUBLICAN STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

At meeting Of the Union Republican State
Central Committee, he d at Virginia City June IS
1870, it was resolved fh,t a state Convention of
the National Union Republican. Party be held at
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So
y. 4. IT. BALL,
Chairman Nevada State Central Committee Ma
tional Union Republican Psr'y-
c. c. BATTARMAN. Secretary.
June p, 1870. I'd
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VICTORIA's sEYENIH CHILD.

~. II. II. Escorted through the Governs
meut Printing Burcnu-Diviug inIo the
Vaults Of the Trcssury-Atiending the
Presidents Grand Reception TO At
tend tLe Twcnty-Second Regiments
Ball.
WAsniSoroS, Jan. 25. - Prince Arthur and
suite ysted Secretary Boutwell,. Toe secrt AIRY e.
cor:ed his dstins ushed visitors through the Print
ing Bureau. The Prince was much Interested In u
operations OF that once. and after passing 4 half
hour 10 examining the machinery. was escorted TO
tho Once III United State Treasurer Spinner, and
accompanied by that onicer aud the Secretary,
visited the cash room and vaults OF the Ire sury.
After about an hour In the Treasury the Prince
ard sutc returned to Mr.. Thonton's residence.
Thcn, with Ars. Thornton and Col Elphnstone, he
went 10 the Executive Mansion, untIpectody to
anv one, and attended Mrs.. Grants reception. Tho
Prince entered with other visitors without ornNi-
y, and after paying bis respects to Mrs. Grant,
wa4, with Mrs Thornton, ass sucd a position on
her right nnd shared With Mrs. Grant the duties Of
receiving the guests.
Captain NcGrath, OF Compnny q. Twenty. second
Regiment and tho Trcasurcr Of the Regiment. sold
ticket yesterday for TIE forthcoming bail Of the
Il giment TO q .pecial delegate from Prince Arthur,
who wishes TO attend. The Prince will appear IN
the uniform OF lieutenant OF engineers, aud lis
stat In such toll uniform belts their various mill.
taIy ranks.
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IIEI

:. p =. M " ~, SSSa 9o
nd &o$5fne Bye SgeI Is Year, O o sSa 81 aud g
co Vie q pRS eSd sd 9 g year. f sna
months, formerly OF fotdham. wcsclics Ter county
attend ihe funeral from tIe residence ~ her son, K
ScsdSyj mornns NJ il o,iosE' '-'" L. D'' '"' '"e1
-,CHllG.9n Non1ay, Jan. a, Margaret crSig In the
Funeral services nom the residence Of her son, 10
.ph era Z, ~ Canh a. on wednesday morning. Jan.
.biM0ND..on SATURDAY. morning Jan. q, the Rev.
vile; y the ..h yeaG OF his ssc;
services e Inc Church Of The iioy iTinity, Masos
rsssss;s@ASshsse. Lode * 30 - 50 and II;
Pog & sSs q ssoS o. q ws
ns.dSI Stn nst a. " O'clock noon @ WY the last
are respectfully invited 'S 'i'Sa RI STaI5 n,,,
SifroSENhhSw sSd'f asSossu on Moraa, Jar "a
Tss cP S S h 70 &c
Ken at ~ o'clock A. ~; From there her Remains win
o. Colo and fiepI sts Brookiyn. today iwednesday)
e. w oslosk 3, - ~, W. Where ssluem Iigh m".. viii
.iss van Ss isssn 70 ,be ocSososy OF tho HOv Cross
PPfIS ireland; ana n.s.rsu.st. e,cs Fi,t': cory,
IN Ky ~, 70 isesdsy jan u Martha A. French
me relative. snd I,sad. ~. f.nry are re.pectft
S ooet 4Sc isSS s VIII &c s q
KEILY.-sudden,y. on Monday, Jan. ~. Lucy g.. In.
months saa u days. % @N1 "N"A Ae"'' Sseu
Tue eative. and mend. OF th- family arc respectfully
requested to att1nd the funeral to-day wednesday, Il
O'Clock from hs t,sdenee OF tAe pareni. rs sd sy..
.,kEG0h.-os nonaay Jan. ~ william Kccsh. ma
nyS o. D1t,n L. LAM 70 the SSh year Of hts are
Invited 70 ausnd the funeral. from hs resiencc.
No az last 18Th st.. this Wednesday, Afternoon al *
LlE-A, 80 9TH Az, between ssh and sch eta. 90
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.IItshAi' Jan 2-The favorable turn Of general
been maintained aithca.h The markets seseray can
after the long depression iSst 6s. prevailed ii trade
o,es ,l-ll chlhg" for tie ootter 10 gladly WELDON
cF Ice. Should We now have a light advsncc IN old
y ny nlifobape u congectlon Win rclurnine cas-
ie; Gnaes Tor farm produces may AMY sntd
,T tLSII "a tsp MS.iJse market has deeidedy n
dsa int stS,o ana W"s.orn 9onr espoctlly the low
seen from he statsue- uppended 10 tins port c'h
sry % supply nc l%enI u,da nom ne
aomas sp re, psS Tie podnct. Of the iooal llle
,a Tic s5u,hs SSrs haS, asn Ses MSGSs ci n
hS% sm ma ana i'S co sale Com meal hmet With NOR,
,or sG!s aat Western nSsr. wa. acSIy, nut lie
aHd Western q az g, ex,ra slsts. &c. tsISs $50
SesS SsS sst ss.,1; s sp sr;
IsdS ssS ,,y e!s"a. ;ees ssaSsra % sap c'S
a. 81 - ~ s s .sppus and i.my Grsnls,
WS:.sfp no $S g. S 5sHSy tLSS Sa
Sssad ,Sr aSs ssS So gs pS.
y i1,u!s SSnt!ac Todsy Ssrsat vas Saii tsoasS
i Ra Silp Do s g s IS S.!a: e
Nsrci Bss SSSs a. de Ss nsD;
ga s s1aS ssd S. .s. Sss' iy
sss. Gu! meats suisi; small sSIos Al Ibye iM vck,d
H a e TX : s os .s q. aSSs s q
Tor snort ri0 LsIa ned tTmer out ms
not sn',sinei sales 10 pksA NJ l0ks1Ac for lsn 10
cholee western siean lsc Tor kete IdPfad and Ia.
fi. I3r 80; 70 prime ety. also. ~ tea plsle
iISc. ''"~~N' ~'''' Nv
SsaT,WhS,t and corn e,1yereaced consider.
tpao ue patt week nut other graus hefn
IissI,ar sId ne whole CLOSES 9a.sL lOdAy Margtt
sh s'taui lo wheat but with little doing 2G(
6 9es Az a 81 400 As ior Willie weioTn Ns@fls
pTms NO 80 ado; Corn wac dur ssios bush Sc.
sSSti9G4 loT Jersey AND southern yellow. aud u OsS
a, sSss,hSSi. saId a. q eaacI Ohio sAd stale.
ley lower, n .eeatilS %. staies aud Canaaa wsi.
Win SAFE iunrroWa State, 81. Barley malt nearly
nominal tlStl.s, canada nominal &c. IN b, ~,
ana " iueF 70 dnty pNI Waite beans u TOO 81 70 tor
meclhm ahd t!.hHf ~ l0i marrow.
HGoukMIs -CoIeS IN rOed demand at ilslsc Cor
no kee arm ~ BAG7o. hoiasseA IN moderate Iu-
quest at tGsi'e to- lnuscpy4ds, and tasOc lar New
Orleans Sugars depressed for new far TO good re-
nhing gAefisNei rehaed heavy. stuart quotes test
asDElEs,,qo,teE ntneS, AZ a0ke for mlddllns W.
Ihhls, Pr. ~ llbpenths hrDoT, iic. Rosus actSe
a 'Ss@eH az rsESISamo hetSyi '(qnet Si,.G9.
WOO Het'ei California aid TeSi fryist,s qlit.
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ANOTHER BROokLYv MYsrERr.
Has the Infamous Rinh Aard Gang CONF
mittsd Another Murder t-n obberie- In
Broad DRv ligbt--The Nouchu lance of the

Has the Infamous Rinh Sard Gang CONF
United Another Murder s-H oLberies In
Broad DRvlight--Thc Noncha lance of the
Police.
On Sunday evening, just after dark, a respce-
tahly dressed young woman, having the appearance
Of servant, stopped on q corner OF John and Gold
streets, IN tho notorious Flfth Ward Of Brooklyn.
and inquired Of young rough who WIS standing
there lie Nay TO the terry. He told her TO whit a
minute until h, could ask number OF equally rcu n
booking characters WAC were loahng on ire other
aide Of The street lie orOsssd ooer, spoke few
words to them, AM returning ~ the waiting wo-
man. proceeded, as he said TO point out tie way TO
her. Instead Of doing this, he lead her Into Mar
shall street, and IN few minutes q man
tn interfere, heard her scream Mercy !
tho spot, and the screams were rod ,,nbed In vGor
and intensity. Alter long Nnlc they faded away
In tie distance, and tie heightened spectator, who
had not stepped from LIS pOs.tIrn, was now Joined
by two men, who asked him whether he mad heard n
woman scr'an lie replied In the affirmative, and
tie two men then said tina, they had n crowd Of
rufhans drag struggling woman toward tle Iysr
and afterward return without her What they had
done " her before that can only be imagined. The
three men travelled down Marshall street and
searched In every direction, hat could mad trace
OF the woman. About three quarters OF an hour AZ
ter~srd policeman appsared a. Naall's pace, and
acoosted tho three heroes with" What's up
What's upr Is anything wrongT" lie was told
but he passed on uDconeernedly without paying the
,hgiItzt auenti,n. On Monday afternoon. ~ broad
sailor q new spt Of clothes IN Gold street, near
the river
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BANKING AND FINANCItH.


The public ara warned against the use Of Cpiicd
States rcyeaue stamps which have been once used aad
cancelled. The eancclling Ink cleaned o and the,
are again offered for sale Parucs buying stamps should
purchase direct rom tho National Currency bank Of
New YORK. witch Is tie depot c sale Of them direct
# m the Government
Ihe REGULAR rate OF discount SLOWED 10. on amounts
fN to nN ~ cent? sloo to q 900. ~ y cent; sIO0o
AMI over, ~ cent
D. count payable IN .tamps-L O, for tiel ~ mon y
III, buyer receives siliisn revenue stamps.
j. II. L. MoRFoRD. Cashier
National Currency Bank,
corner broadway and Wall a.