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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-13
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IL THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE EIGHTH
4 Judicial District Of the State Of Nevada. in
and for fhe County Of White zine.
William HeHdrie, plaintiff, VI. E, N. PARK. de
PENDANT.
Action brought in the District Court Of the
Eighth Judicial District of the State If Ne ada.
in and Tor the county Of white Pine. and the
complaint hltd in said county Of White ptne, in
the Office Of the Clerk Of sal District Court.
The STATE Oh Nevada s nds greeting. to L. NJ.
Para, defendant. 1pu are hereby required to ap-
pear Ia an action BROUGHT against you. hr he
aboye-namtd plaintiff. ia the District uurt Of
the Ethth Judi iAl District. Of the STATE at
Nevada. III and fur the county Of White Pine
AMI answer the complaint filed therein.
within ten days Exclusive Of the day Of
f~erFicel after the service on yaa Of this
Summons, II S rived in this county; nr. II served
out ut said euuBfy, bat within said District,
within Twenty day and in all athdr ease forty
day.; or JUDGMENT by default will be taken
AGAINST you, according 10 the prayer Of said
c mplaint.
Tie said action is brought to recover judg.
mont against You, said deIei dant. for thu sum
a s9d6I--lod gill coin. with int rest thereon
nom December -, 1863. until raid at two per
cent. Per month, due on "a certain prlnissury
note Inade ia writing. bearing date Dec mber ii.
l~ns, nude, cXecnhd and IL Ii cred tl pisiufif
by said defend mt and uue ;. g. smith, and
10 s cur the payment Of laid sum with inter- 81.
said defendant. T.. 81. Park. made eX outtd and
delivered to sad plaiutif.un the sam. day IA e.r-
tain mortgage on thr following described real
81 ate aud improvements, 10 wit. That certain
Town lot No. -. in block No. 8. of uauilnuu's
survlS situated Ia the town OF Hamilton, eaun.
" % White Pine. state Of Nevada. t0g ther with
an Va improvements thereon. Including the
iAlS' frame house al tine corner Of Mil and
Dunn STREETS, in sad town. and also al the fur.
iuture At the date II said mortgage, In the said
house, Also 90 obtain a deer q of tits Court Of
fpIecloshre ana araer Of sale Of said above des.
crtOed pr misses, and that the proceeds Of said
sat Dc applied To the payment Of said demand
and Interest, If plsintitt, chang s aud expenses
81 sale and costs Of this action, aud If Their De
o a.hcieney after applying AL the proceeds Of
SAID sale 50 applicable, Thst a Judgment be
doekeitd against you, said defendant. fr sn. IA
denciency, aud for such other and further reli,f
AS I" The c uri may s1em meet and proper.
by order Of Ctnrf.
Aud you arr hef, by notified. that il you fail To
appear aud answ r the said complaint, as above
required, the ssid pantiG will apply t. The
Curt tHr The relief herein demanded and eo,ts
Of snii In gnli coin.
Given under my hand and the al II the Dis.
trirt Court Of the Eighth Judiclal pistrict Of the
STATE OF Nevada, Ia aud + T The county Of White
PM, this 10th day Of MAY. 4. d. 1slO.
IsEALi II. NJ. EDDY, Clerk.
BY NJ. HasToRp, Deputy Clerk. jels
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ZAP PROCEEDINGS IN ELY.

At meeting IF the m-mbre OF tie
Lincoln County Bar, held in the city of
Phoebe, On the sth day Of June, Isfo,
for the purpose of expressing their con-
demnafion of a certain / tier r eeived by
Hon. c. A. Leake. Judge Of the Ninth
Judicial District. while sitting IN cham
bers, hearing IN application ior a VIII Oh
Injunction in lie ease OF the At-aios
Valley Mining Company IS. II. wagner
et NJ. Present, c. W. Nandell, JAS. ~
Kennedy. Henry Ri8Fes, Len Mafiln'
Geo. 5 Sawyer, aud J. NJ. Murphy.
The following proceedings were had' %
wit:
On motion of Len Martin, j. NJ. Mr.
ply was elected Chairman, and j. y.
Gown Secretary.
On motion. Jas. N. Kennedy, Henry
REEVES aud Geo. S. Sawyer were appoint
ed a committee To DRAFT resolutions ez-
pressive Of the sense Of the members OF
this Bar, in relation to the matter
wherenpon the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted;
The committee appointed to draft reso-
intions at a meeting of the btf oil
Lincoln Cunty. State If Nevada. having
attended to the duties assigned them,
respectfully offer thu following resolu-
tons;
Whereas. 4 letter anonymously VIII
ten aud directed 10 Judge Leake, Judge
of the Ninth Judicial District Co"rt, IN
aud for sid county. touching a ease now
on hearing before stid Judge. on an ap-
plication for an injunction, has been de-
liverea t. snid judge. threatening nm
with personal violence ia case a drcislon
should he given by lin contrary TO the
views Of the writer.
1st. Now therefore be il resolved by
the Bar of said county, That such action
on the part of any lti4lnt is contrary to
al ideas of right. justice and deceney,
and We most emphaieally condemn such
action.
"a. That We hereby express onr utmost
confidence in the integrity and Impair
tiality Of Judge Leake.
Phoebe City, New. June s, 1870.
Gro. S. sAwYTR,
HESBY RtEyEs,
jas. NJ. KENNEDY.
On motion. a copy Of the proceedings
Of this meeting wis ordered to be pre-
scented to his Honor judge Leake.
Al the i PRODUCTION af the resolutions
each member Of the Bar expressed MS
indignation nj the dastardly attempt TO
iuiimidate Judge Leake.
The meeting WAS largely attended by
the public, who by their applause At re-
marks made by the speakers gave an
miStaklble evidence Of their appraba-
ton Of the resolutions adopted By the
meeting.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
J.. N. MuBPHY, ChuiI'n.
JnuS D. Cows. See'v.
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SAN Francisco. June i.
Last evening Con Mooney was elected
First Assistant Engineer san Francisco
paid Fire Department, vice Burke. re-
moved.
For Chief Engineer. on the first ballot,
James L. Mailman received two votes,
David Scanned one vote, Charles Aeker-
son one vote. and Frank E. r. Whitney
one. There being no choice, n second
ballot was taken with similar result.
Savage, the Fenian, has received a
present Of a beautiful gold badge from
] his Irish fellow-citi1ens resident here.
The records of steamers and railroads
show that within i've months We have
had a total Of p, $50 arrivals. and L, $50
departures gam in population to Cali
fornia of 10, 716.
L. W. Standwell, aprinter well known
here and at Sacramento, died suddenly
of heart disease last evening.
Frank r. Stewart, editor of Oregon
Press. and late publisher of Polk Comfy
Times, died suddenly yesterday in this
city. Member Of the Typographical
Union. VIII attend the funeral to-day.
The steamer Pacific, from Crescent
City. visited the scene of the wreck Of
the Active. neal Cape NendocInn; re
turned last evening. having rescued 116
passengers and 80 tnns OF freight. The
passengers left at Crescent City arrived
per steamer Orizaba.
The United States revenue steamer
Lincoln has gone North on a cruise.
probably to the scene OF the wreck Of the
Active.
James II. Cutter, late Herbor Cnm-
missioner, M old member Of the Fire De-
partment, died, after a brief illness, this
morning.
Gen. p. E. Conner informed a gentle
man. now in this city, while at Corinne,
on Thursday last, that the report of the
discovery of a sabterranean outlet to
Salt Lake vas apparently well founded
On the night Of The 4ih Of June, While
in nearly dead calm. endeavoring Ia run
through between Fremont and Church
Islands. out of the usual curse of ves-
sells. thu schooner Pioneer got into a
whirlpool and WAS whirled aroun fifty
times before IA breeze sprung mp and car
ried her out. Conner intends TO 20 with
a party to examine the locality.
StocE e sales.
Eoard.
Sierra Sevlda-351 shares. ssh.
SIvaEe-2l35 shares. SD: aSie. S 50: -: ~. b. so.
Hale X Narcross 81 shar=s Sil0. s. 80; IL. no.
Ch4llar -2l0 sh sres. s25k; 25. s. 30: IS.
Crown P"int-2s1 -har :, S1l1.; IL, b 90.
AurH ra-2o shares. at 80.
Yellow Jachet-2i3 shares. 50: %, b. 30, Az;
49,.
ORIGINAL Hidden Treasure-2l70 shares. at sl3:
d t44. b. 60: Il.
Msniuath-i0a share. So.
Nunndav-S1a shares. =. :. 70.
Silver Wavc-7a shares. s3A.
Gould & Carry 20 shares S97; aS; leo, b. 30;
80. 3. g..
4lpha-i45 shares. SO 10. b. 2; i0il; al.
Clusulilated Airsiuig-la5 shur ;. at l024.
Overman 80 Shares, SIS. ~; 90 s.. ..
Kentuck 30 sharcs. SO. s 90; -. a; -:
Imuerisl-l45 shar. $. ST. So 35; IS, b. 10.
I8dv Bryau-68 shares. ;.
Segregated Beleher-99 shares, 1t 50.
AmAdor-10 shares. S-t0
opnir-270 shares, -l2A, s. so, Is, I2h.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-13

The FOURTH N TREAsUEE.-We are
pleased to see that the citizens of Trea-
sure City are moved by patriotic i'm
pulses to do honor to the ever glorious
Fourth. 4 communication relative to
action of the firemen is crowded out: but
it is to the effect that preliminary action
on the subject was taken by the Hooks
last week In to-day's issue find an
advertisement for a meeting tonight in
Brokers Hall.
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FROM OREGON.

SALEM. June y.
Six convicts escaped last night OF early
this morning by digging under their cell
aud the prison wall. Liberal reward
offered.
A notorious character attempted TO
outrage The person OF a little girl. aged
II years. Il Is reported he was pre-
scented with a suit Of tar aud saw dust.
OF ial re urns fIon different counties
coming in slowly. General result will
rem in unchanged from former reports.
Republicans elect ? Of 3 Supreme Court
judges and l of ) prosecuting attorneys.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-13

WELCOME VIsIrANTs.-We greatly en-
joyed a midnight greeting, Saturday
night. from the charming voices of a
delegation from the Philharmonic So
ciety. The boys are superb artists: and
that one eloquent serenade abundantly
repays our arduous labors as Vice Presi-
dent during the past Winter.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-13

Whittemore, expelled from his place
In the House Of Representatives. for "A
crime against the laws of the United
States, has been reelected. The ques-
ton now is, can Congress admit him.
after finding him so guilty?
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-13

The CoRNEE-SToNE of the new State
Capitol, in Carson, was laid. with the
imposing and impressive ceremonies of
Free Masonry, on the 9th. Hon. r. II.
Taylor, Of Virginia, delivered the Grafton
which is to say it was eloquent and
appropriale.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-13

And in accordance with law. aud an order II
tn Board Of Trustees. made on tie 81 day III
Mly A D. 1870 20 many shares OF each parcel
Of said stock as mny b. uesessafy viii b. sold at
the Office II the Company. Dom No. %. Hay
wards Building. NJ 40 California str Il. san
Frrncisea. Clif rnia. on WEDNESDAY. The
TWENrY-NtNTH C9th DAY OF JUNE. A. y.
1870. at the hour II / O'Clock p. IN. OF said day.
10 pay said delinquent pssessment thereon. To-
2 thgr nth costs Of adv ffisiug and exptnas 81
sHl-. JOSEPH l.. KING. S crefafy.
Once: Room NJ. %. II ywari's Building. "
AID California street. san Francisco, California.
ielI-td
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-13

RrcH 0RE.--0ur old friend James Nc
Nevin has a capital mine in Pinto Dis.
tnct, called the Maryland The ledge
is 80 feet wide, and we have a sample of
a 2-feet stratum which assays 81. 800 so
the tun. Jim deserved a streak like
,b;-
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FROM CITY.

VIRGINIA CITY. June y.
The Sutro tunnel Is in 1235 feet. It
is now in regular easing, with indicl-
tons of soon striking a ledge.
Last evening a drunken woman was
sah eated lit her room. The fire was
eytiugui5hed without serious damage.
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FROM UTAH.

CoRINSE, June y.
Fail returns of the election in Oneida
comfy, Idaho. not received. bnt sufi-
Client Is known to indicate a tie between
T. ]. Butler, Republican. aud sam'l
Morrill,, Democrat, candidates for Dele
gate 10 Congress.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-13

John Iawley. OF Napa, vas terribly
injured on tuesday, by being thrown
from his wagon by a runaway team. 1t
Is feared his hurts may result fatally.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-13
FROM CARSON.

Carson June -.
The Governor has commissioned Mari
on J. Merchant Commissioner of Deeds
tor Nevada to reside in Boston; also l..
d. Sanders to reside in San Francisco.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-13

FoR LocKJAw.-The Scientific Ameri-
can says an immediate remedy for lock-
jaek is to warm turpentino and pour into
the wound producing it.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-13

Inc Alpine Chronicle thinks that fully
q hunafed thousand sheep will Craze this
summer between Silver Mountain and
the Big Trees.
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Ordinance No. 80.

10 ~ 90
An Ordinance to Fz the Amount q o@,iai
Bonds.
The Blarl eff Trustees Of Treasure City do or
daip ns falsHs;
sEruos /. ~, fHrs entering urou the duties
Of fheir respective u%ficns. the n. r-hsL Tr.us
urer End ASSESSOR -hall execute % BOND with iWo
or more sufficient sursiie-, conditioned fer the
faithful Performance ~ th,ir Huflsa, and which
in frm -hHll be joint prd several. and mrdd
pavable to the Board Of Trustees Of Trta-use
CRY.
SECTION .. The said Officers nam5d in sse.
fian one o. shall carh ev.rute a hard Re- ha ap-
proved bY the BH~ri T Trustees iu the amouHf.
~ follows viz. N rslal one thuu-aud Il liars
Treasurer. fWu thaHssul IL HAIRS: As s. r. ore
thou ap1d aiisrs. sd bfnds. when approved.
shali o. flHd with tn civ a. rk.
ST TO, 3 Ordinance NJ 2. and al ardinan-
ces in conflict viii tins ordinance, are hereby
Approved June Il. 1870.
N c HIIIYTR.
President Board Of Trustees.
Z. ALEXANDER. Clerk. j.l3
I ATAWtNN MINING COMPANY
Il Mar Hamilton CITY. White Pine. state nf
y vHda. S9tira g. har 10y given. fhat a. a meet
infnf Tho Bs#rl II THa-ieaz - -aiI Company
held en- the "a dry Of June. $50. hn asses-msn.
i Cents per share
WIS levied upan flr raui'sI st5Hk nr saii Com.
peHE, PAYABLE WHHdi tHlT. lu United States
gold and silver coin. 10 the Secretary. az af
Merchant SIR -. RHm 81. san Fnuei=es. r.
( rHHa. ANY Stock nnan which asIl PISS e-me8t
she'll main unpaid au Tn 18th day IL Iuir.
$50. sbrlI b. dHnfarI delinquent. and vlf1 b.
dHly advertised or sail % public nncIan. ard.
HHlHss pashH If sh#H Do uH1a before. sill ha
Hald an saturday. fhH 6th dag If Aug 81. 1-1l. fH
pzy THE delinquent assessment. tHf der with
costs # HdKeFf's. me End rKpHusea af Isle.
#4aH.a. AL. F=a-H .f HHa##
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AcKSowLEDGMENr.-We are indebted
to Senator Stewart and Hon. Thomas
Fitch for copies of speeches.
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3orn.

cax-m san Jose, Cal. June ., to I. 4. Cox a
fon- ~
pR1TeHARD-In Newark, Call May q. to Elias
Prfichsrd, a son..
ALIFS-IR Carson, New June y 10 heN. wv
B Allen. a son.
BAreMAN-In Austin, New, juno T. to George
Bateman, n SOL.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-13

After paving the expenses Of The e~nieriais-
m M. and making the distribution u the giftst
as above announe. i. the balance will be APP
piled 10 ~e1tinguishine tho pros,nt indebtedness
Of the Mercantile Library Association.
The Concert and Distribution will tale place
Hudcr the immediatc dire iian o. the Board Of
Trustees n the Mercantile 1ibrnry Associs'ion,
a. listed by a supervisory Committee, selected
from State, CITY and County officers. and Esll
known citizens Of San Francisco.
Holders ~ tickets 10 which gifts may be
awarded, viii receive the same on rrrreniatiop
~ such tickets or conn rs 10 the Btlaas
Agents Of the Board Of Trustees. at their olaea
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-13

Thomas Scully was killed. Friday last.
near Lexington, Cal, while skidding
logs down a hill.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-13

SAY FR4YCTScO-
MYRON ANGEL, Room No. .. 434 Cal. st.
THOMAS ROYCE. 80, Merchants Exchange.
LII FISHER, q and p. Merch'ts Exch'ge
CHICAGO
j. W. IARIMoRE L Co. Popes Block, 1877
East Madison st.-Rpom Is.
COOK. COBURN 4 o 81 Dearborn street.
NEW YORK
HUDSON X MENEr. Times Building.
YYRGFvTf JAMES McDoSALD.
ELKO-R. +. Brooks, News Depot.
AUSTpV-A. NJ. HeHS. Main st.
PEOCHE CITY-Charles Wetderhold.
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Rooms in compl t. ord r. AID kept in the neat
est possible mannfr. Baths, S.. 90.
3ell-u MISS GREGORY. Propriniress.
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9ew Go-1ali.
NJ O rs Z e.!

A Ii PARTIES OWING WATER BILLS ARE
"A hereby Noticed that unless their bulls are
settled eY'ry Monday. regularly. the water Will
Be stopped immediately on their failing To pay
the Collector. +. A.. BENJAMIN.
1elj Jtned Supit ". P. ". Co.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

A LII PARTIES DESIRING TO BUY HOME IN
"A westchestsr countyLo. or Building sites Land for
investment handy 70 city Farms, &c. Call on O. W.
DlTCHETT, No. New Chambers street. second door, for
bargains
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

DoY wANTED-To Run ERRANDs; MUST WRITE 4
ID good hand. Address, in handwriting OF applicant, EN-
PLOYER, box 100 Herald onee.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09
Zeal Ettate Brokers
I 3r6 Bfoaa WAv.

DWELLING HOUSES For SALEM BROOKLYN;
j. Three high brick, Clinton 2o0
Three story high soop brick, South Sd and Sth lo0
Three story high stoop brick, Washington 7c0
Three story English basement brick Hamilton street.. 1863
Two story high stoop brick, Union street $500
TRAvER Il ESLER, 50 Lbcrty street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

A THREE STORY HIGH sTOOP BRICK, FIFTY.
~ fourth street. near Broadgay; frescoed; frat class
basement brown stone x70x0s In Thirty street. be-
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues; $26,00.
STANLEY DAY, Ill broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

EoR SALE CHEAP-IN wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY,
Farm containing ii0 acres, well located, with good
buildings abundance of choice fruit well wa.ered;
cd chance for inyesment terms TO suit For futher par
street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

ITLEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT Newark TO
L let three rs-Furnlsed large and modern
house, rooms all modern improvements eas extensive
outhouses gardeners room six in lawn and shrub
bcry high ground; splendid ne,ghborhood first
class ~ minutes Ws street. Apply at 6f3 Broad street,
Newark.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY
AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.

U,O LET-AT HUDSON CITY. HOTEL, CORNER OF
!! Montgomery avenue and Franklin street washington
viage with splendid ground, stables, &C. Inquire at
MyLLER'S grocery store fasade avenues corner Of Grit
nth street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

T,OR SALE OR TO LET--A TWO STORY AND BASE
Cottage with two lots, 2hgvo fer cnch Ralph
between Monroe aui Madison streets; two blocks
from Broadway and from Gates railroad posses
sion Immediately; price $3.50; 43 For further
tcuars inquire or s. b. WiLDEY 2G Monroe street. New
York
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

L,oR sALE--A BARGAIN AND ON EASY TERMS,
IL three story basement ana subcellar stone
front Houses Gates avenue, Marcy avenue; well
built; a the improvements; immediate possession Apply
to +. c. VRODMAN, on the premises. Green
from Fulton ferry pass the premises.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

NOR SALE OR TO LEASE--vALUABLE WATER
front East river Brooklyn, l.. D., South Ninth and
Tenth sgeets, 2OOx5so feet. Apply HARBEcK CO., 81
Beaver street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

vITANTED-A SITUATION AS HEAD GARDENER;
w thoroughly understands tho of greenhouses hot
and cold grapees also Tower fruit and vegetable garden
ing; English, married. family only those offering good
place where the Of wio is required
py IL years. personal reference from last employers Ad
dress g. l., Herald oHicc
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

1TOR SALE, BARGAIN-ONE Or THE BEST LOCA-
II tons In BrooklynThc three story brown stone House
z78 Adeph street; In order handsomely frescoed all
Improvements; immediate possession
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

I1oR sALE-AT TARRYTowN. ON THE HUDSON,
near depot snug, comfortable House, containing nine
rooms nall acre o. gromn&d do abundance OF irn eSssen
No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09
PROPERTY our OF THE CITY FOR SALE
OR To RENT.

A LII WANTING FARMs-a0c0 ACRES, GOOD SOIL.
"A mild climate; 81 miles south OF Philadelphia; price only
26 per acre; improved Farms The place IL growing
more rapidly than any other place IA the United States
thousands settling. Address G. X. LANUErS, Vine
land. N. j.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

IJOBOKEN.-HorSE AND LOT FOR SALE, lss
Bloomfield street Inquire on the premlscs or az ~
West street. New York.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

IL giant Resitence Columbia street. Wall street
ferry. Rear ovcrooks the bay. Address J. CAMPBELL
Pacific Bank.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

A YOUNG CoLoRED MAN DESIRES A SITUATION
n as Imam willing himself generally useful
abou. the horses good references. Call at address 10
an IL East Sii ST,
The New York herald., 1870-03-09
HELP WANTED--MALEs.

A GENTS AND CANyASSERS CALL OR ADDRESS
~ the Acme Linen Marker Company 33 Barclay street,
New aYork, for circulars, samples, &C.. Of now machine
o marxtn9 clothing.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

lo-ll ll9-ll:3 m-Consols opened AZ 81 for and
sspt American securities steady United States Five
~, M sa So er-coupon 1855 old s7i eIeoupon 1867, tst
Tst, * Stocks stedy Rne Rswsy shares 2Oli Illinois Cen
lcp- f,ISi. Atlantic snd Great Western, 28 .
r,s t t Arrl 13-ll:J0 a m-Coton opened quet Mddlng
L1SA iI1. Aiddling Orleans, llld TAlow, ~ cwt .
cRseos April l3TGow as per cut Common Rosn quiet he
nne npss Aprl i3The opened dull Rentes 73t Csc
sTSxKr April l3-Peroleum cOed beay at 5l francs for stan
aardW White. Cab. o,;s.
W,xpooL 1880 mLsri easier but not qnotaby 10"
% bovAn advanced 10 rs " bb FOR Eastern Prime Mess
p S. or v Cumberland Cut Cheese 2 cwt for the ht
ades Of American 6De Tslos 44a44 cwt Pine kon lza'
rP1rs Anil f3-The Bouse closed quiet Rertes I3L &C. .
ASTwkRP April l3Petroeum closed decnng the last safes az
slh. fcs Standard White. So, -. T.. r..
HyRR April l3Coton opened heavy Al lsr per eW' of iis
Orinare and l32lsr for Low hddlngs ahosL
BREsKN April l3Petroleum opened tat at ihaers gIos
HAsBuRG Aph 3Peoeam opened heavy ana gnensngI A OIL
LONDON n-COnsos closed AZ vi
for American securities quiei United Stsies
bonds $50 1865 oil 81 1901 Si TenFories 90 STOCKS
quiet Rne Railway 2O Illinois Ceuiras l2s AAne and
Great Western, p. ,-,.s.- 4. A.. c...o.
LrssrOoI April l3 mThere will be holiday in the Cotton
and general yerpoo from tomorrow unt next TUESDAY
Cooa closed dull Mdipg UPlsnd llh Mdd1s Orleans nag
ia Saes of the dy 10000 bales including 1000 for export and
SPEC Oa Lard e eE Bacon, 81 c"t for Cumberland Gut
Rsfred Petroleum y y gallon; .--,-, -, , :, a,
II Dutch STANDARD, the spot - oQ g
sEt Do saost, % & cNt Linseed heavy
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14
Juternal nepenue.

AssEssoR's OFHcE, EIGHTH COLLECTION DIsrRIcr
'' No. 895 BROADWAY, April H. 1870 y
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ the provisions Of Section ls OF the act s June ~ Ioo esa
support the Government 10 pay
interest on he public for other amended h a
that the I'D day Of April ioi
The snnus st will be for inspection Of any and m
Who anpy for purpose the Office OF the Assessor No
days thereafter the Assessor OF sd
te will be aenne between the hours Of a. m and IN Oh .he
DAYS hear appeals relative TO any erroneous OF
eeye valuations enumsraons by the Ss.% OF
isnt Aors the annual list Notice Is further gwen
tb no sppea allowed party amer he ss nave ben u
sed and annual list containing the Assessment has been Ah
ted to he Collector Of the District
An ppeA sad Assessor Aforesaid must be made ~ wiring
ami the thing which decs
ion requested and the greund or Pp error COM
planned of -. r;s,p 49,, 1s,i 30 Nea'Iot