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~The last thing out-fhe gr..
~Afser Napoleon what? The P.us.,.
army. uSs&n
VJuarez Is srresting editors iu Me,i,o -,,.-
out process Of Law. "4sn-
1.-The British policy in Indla-Protectio, ,o
native Hindoostry. W
The Empress OF Russia Is about to orc,n-
ize club similar TO the Soroeis. ~''s~n-
each. S~~-eis get s1VO
Nearly onc-balf the type-settipe ON the
rans h'ersry papers Is done BY women.
Prussia has 359 associations for the inn
and the building Of dikes. >A""'
- From Madrid il is claimed that the Car
thts have been defeated and dispersed. Ion,fon
oespatches say that the moyement 4 ;ncressing
IN strength, and that the Republican, are vork.
ing quietly and with courdsnce.
Ihereh considerable excitement ct Salt
Deke City N consequence OF the arrest by the
oniteo states Marshal Of Mormons implicated
In the burning OF the property of Mr.. EneeI-
brecht, GENTLE. The Marshal has sworn In
hundred special deputies TO assist I'm enforcing
the laws.
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thE NEW Army BILL.-The work Of reducing
ne nrwber OF officers OF the Army under the
new law Is rapidly going on, and in addition to
tne f-Se number recently ordered before re-
tuipg boards, several are daily honorably dis
charged at their own request, receiving ono
years leave Of ab-ence and pay from the date
OF their discharge. As soon as the retiring
boards make the ,eee- sary EXAMINATIONS OF Of
heers ordered before them, a hundred or more
VIII be placed on the retired list, which has
been increased to see under the recent act OF
Conk,1ss,
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The CoLoRID CADET AT WRsT PoINr.-The
colored cadet at West Psint must take care not
to lose the public sympathy which has been lar
fhed upon him. A commission appointed to
investigate his case reported o6dcially, not long
since, that hs wrongs and sufierings had been
greatly exaggerated, and now there arc reports
from West Point OF some exceedingly surly and
unbecoming conduct on his part towards his fell
low cadets At all events he has been put under
arrest, and the oom@andant, General Upton.
during his early troubles, refused to GLOW Q
Newspaper correspondent to see him, as he
thought publicity would injure his interests
Cadet Smith should recollect that his race Is, to
,oms extent, on trial In his person.-M y.
Tmts.
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WHAT THEY SAY AT BERLIN.
A Fight Yesterday strong French
Position CaPtured-The Terrible
TurcOs Smashed Up by the
Heroic Hunzars-Mc NahOn
Forced to the Wall-Ea.
Eaine Still I'm Bottle.
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CoNGODoRE JAMES ALeES, Chief OF the Br-
reau OF Detail, Navy Department. viii, return
here tc-rorrow lrom L,keS Gorge, n. Y, where
he hF1 DC IN spending tire summer.
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WHAT AND FLOUR BIZ RAIL FROM CALIPoR-
NIA.-A train Of ten cars, loaded with about .
hundred tons OF Chicago wheat aud Mary " lie
hour, left Sacramento on the 18th for New York.
It Was the first shipment OF the kind bv rail
and was m ade in the hope that it would be the
be2irDirg Of large trade. The freight charge
Is sR per Ton, or less than q cent q pound, aud
at that figure there are ort,n occc sions when
wheat might be probably sent to the Atlantic
tofake wbeatto New York, and require five
mouths to do 1t iD. The cars could take the
grain in bulk, and would 10 there were
large trade. The saving on the sacks would be
more than a. per ton.
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far as comftescd, show:-Fourth wsrd, q 53I;
Fourteenth Wa d, %, ,e9i; Fifteenth Ward 2J Ss9.
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NEW BorO PAPER.-Seventy thousand sheets
Of TIE new boud lper are row ready. They
have q located blue fibre and green and yellow
fibre distributed. The plat - are nearly ready
bat no bends viii be printed until the return o.
) cresary Bon, wen.
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ACT NC GUNNER Z. b. Nagrrder, of this city
has been octer6 to the navy-yard at Pensacola
FlOi ida
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&. +. CoNANT, O., Csief OF the Warrant
Dr7-sson octbe TressuIT Department, has re-
tssoed o his o:hc' al dufcs Ilom months visit
TO Nantasket beach.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAP.
THIS AFTERNOONS DISPATCHES
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
THE w AR.
THAT GREAT BATTLE.
1T Is STILL "IMMINENT.-
1T NAY COME OFF TO-DAY.
THE w A r.
THAT GREAT BATTLE.
1T Is STILL "IMMINENT. A,
1T NAY CONE OFF today

WHAT THEY SAY AT PARIS.
March OF the Prussians Arrested
Mcmahon Continues Hts Move
meut- Bazafne CO.Operates-
Is Not Bottled Cp-French
Naval Victory StraS burg
Won't Surrender.
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THE L. S. STEAMER ASsAs, which has been
al the Washington navy yard for some time
ard he's had G thorough overhau,ing, has been
reported - A dmiral M. Smith, commsndant, as
be'ug readyifor off GERS and crew.
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The SEAL FIsBKRIEs.-The Alsska CONNER
c'ai Company, to which the contract for catch
ing fur seals on The Islands of st. George and
st. Paul, Alaska, was recently awarded, to-day
hled with Acting Secretary Richardson bond
in the sum of 500, 600, as required by law, for
tie faithful performan ce of the contract. This
lend is in addition to the SIS 900 already deposit
d 70 secrre the annual rental.
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INTERNAL REvEsuI.-The receipts from tt
-ource to day were S753, ,3O0.t2, making the tota
collectors for themouth of August SIT 800 $685.
The total receipts lei August, 1869, were s15,
OI5. .aD5s5,
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted,
At The Star Building.
',W. Corner Pennsylvania Av. and llth D..
EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY.

THE STAB is served by carriers 20 their sub
-erfbers in the City and Distrst at Ten CENTs PEP
WEI or ToRIY-FOUR CENTS PER MONTH. Ocpiss
n the counter, Two CENTS.
PRIcx ToR MAILING Three Months, Sl SO:
sf1 Months, $500, One Year. IS. 90. no papers
are sentf rom the ofice longer than paid for.
TEE WEEKLY sTAR-publshsA on Friday
norsing-91 so year.
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IScAPACIrY to spell words has now become so
common for students in college as to be most
noticeable. At Cornell, this year and last, boys
had to learn to tpen, though they were advanced
in mathematics, philosophy, and sometimes in
Greek and Latin. This IS common to ell the
colleges. Boys are fitted and sent to college
who cannot spell correctly dozen consecutive
lines It - said that all the Amherst freshmen
were ''conditI0ned' this year in spelling, and
forty-eiRht ont OF eighty-three applicants st
West Point were rejected for the same reason.
Would 10 not be well for education to make q
more thorough use Of the spelling bcok.-N. r.
Express.
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HON. s. 5. Ffs1rs, Commissioner Of Patents,
returned be & t"'s morr'ry, and is en- duty as
usual.
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COMMISSIONER DELANo, who had his arm
broken al his home in Ohio some time since, y
still suffering ffosa the fracture aud unable t:
have the sr'intstsken of. He is not expecte,
here before October.
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army RRDUCTIoNs.-Capt- Francis A. Field,
unassigned; Captain WIN. Y. Wiley, military
s:orekeeper; First Lieutenants j. q. A. Schen-
Ofsky, 5th cavalry; Phiness Stevens, unassigned;
Greenleaf Cilley, 18th infantry; and George 5.
SIEalding, unassigned. have been honorably dis
charse ed the service OF the United States, under
the recent act OF Congress.
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EVENING STAR,
Washington News and Gossip.

GEE> GILMAN MARsrcS, recently appe lnte !
Governor Of IdeSo, - At The National.
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c, her reward for her late .e;ories. SAcrihces
or Germany alene should be heard Germany
Is WIll,ug 10 conhde all % the King o. Pr1ssia
in estsblis b'ns peace, not syA'u to be ~Gnsoply
broken.
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REsIGNEp.-Col. John Hsv, arrived from
Madrid, has resigned bis office rs secretary to
the United States Legation in that city. The
Spanish government at the time of his departure
bad rOS f7sented to the proposition OF this gov
ernreDs Ior a commission to sit in Washington
to sd5cst questions growing out Of complication.
in Cuba
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THE BEST PUMP OUT.

THE BEST PUMP OUT.
TIE AMERICAN sUBMERGUp
pOUBLE-ACTINS, NON-FREEZIN0
TORCE PUMP
ir IdA slAPLHST AND MOST POWBRPUL
1. has been proved to be the Cheapest. Most m.
,i Dursble ana Rslisbls Pump, applicable TO
The Smallest Pump viii throw 20 to rs feet through
Ths most durable because % Is composed Of but Ssv
simple parts. all Of iron. has leather pecktn6
child eso work IL. IL never freezes.
Every Pump warranted
SalyH q iLed Pumps are recommendsd.
CEARLEs WOOD, General Agent,
H<-0 All l0xh street, north WaGf.
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The EUROPEAN SQUADRoN.-The Navy De-
partment hGs received a dispatch from Rea-
Admiral G,'cson. commanding European feet
dated iayship Franklin. Aug lst 19sh, off Flush
ing, Holland, in which he Acknowledges the re-
ceipt OF the telegram from the Department o.
the 18th irst., for the Juniata to visit the Elbe
and Weser, - look after American interests
noticed in TIE STAR at that time, and she wa
TO leave for tho7e stations Immediately. No
new eases Of smallpox had occurred on board
the Franklin for ten days, and fs soon as the
remainder of the crew could be received on
boi rd it wps the intention of Admiral Gibson TO
pro. eed 10 Copenhagen. The u. 5. steamer
Richmond has been ordered (, visit Malaga
Barcelona, and Cadiz, Spain, and Lisbon, P0r-
tugal. The Plymouth was sill at Lisbon,
swsi.:ng the arrival there Of the u. 8. Consul
TO be conveyed ID Alsiers.
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TNO TEE PUBAhs
AEOTHEB LARGE INVOICE OF WHITE
GOODS From AUCTION.
30 yards White Cambria and Brilliant, yard
wide, only = cents per yard. worth 25 ceuts
~ {ards " hlte Linen, suitable for sUmIler
drawsrs, only . cents per yard. very cheap
LSlss hem stitched II HsBdkercbiefs warranted
sll linen OnlE Iz1z cents. werth IS cents
fruit DOy lies, only 81 81 Per dOzer.
honey comb Quilts, only l 80 piece.
White DOylies aud Napkins from 40 cent. m
Bsth Towels st lOw prices
Cradle Quilts ~ cents a piece.
Linen TOwelsf from 10 cents up.
Drees Goods at cost
French Lawns st ls cents Per yard.
EMORI BAXTRR.
an2r 1920 Pennsy wanna avenue
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CHICAGO, Aug. 31.-Two ears OF q train on,
the Des Moipes Valley Railroad we're thrown
down an embaDkment Yesterday morning, south
were killed aud fifteen seriously injured. An
were Iowa 1eldiers, and we're on tue way 10 Ate
tend the State Soldiers Reunion.
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~Chicago arrests people for jumping upon
cars In mo,ioD.
s6Bazaine entered the army as private.
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Illinois P0ltties-rhe Europen war
and the Chicago Germans.
Tle0yapAed EsclsssoelS 70 fl< Epens>o .Star

CHICAGO, August 30.-The Touring mill OF
Brookhurst & Co, at Waterford, Wisconsin, wac
burned on Monday night. Loss, s25 ,0Oo. There
was an insurance OF $4,000.
The Hon. III. G. Burchard was yesterday re-
nominated fol Congress by exclamation by the
Republicans OF the third Illinois district
The German fair opened here yesterday.
There Wa large crowd and great enth husiasm.
long procession Of the German organizst alton
paraded the streets. The Italian Society also
joined in the parade.
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Aore Specie 0elDy Out.
NEw YORK, August s1.-The steamship Scotia
takes out s32s, $50 in specie to-day.
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The Fre.ch Relief Csusrsbutis,s.

NEW YORK, August 3l-Ths French Society
for the Aid OF the Wounded have remitted $500
TO Baron Rothschild, treasurer of the main
organization in Paris Among the contribu-
tons acknowledged ere 500 from Chickering
Brothers; SIS, Madame G. walton, Of Boston,
and s2l from French residsats Of Chickopee,
Massachusetts.
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View York Polftics.

ALBANY, Aug. 31.-The democratic State
Central Committee will meet here to-day, % hx
the time and place for holding the State Con-
the place, and that Governor Hoffman, Beach,
and Nichols, and nearly al the present incum-
bents, will be nominated at the convention.
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The CENSUS BURRAU-Its Organization and
Present Work.ng Syste~--This bureau, the re-
suits of which as decennisl Institution are 90
interesting not only to the country at large, but
to al the nations Of the world, is now in such
systematic working order that its duties will be
&C mpleted, it is believed. within two years.
As the details OF the bureau may be OF inter-
est to the public, will state that il was start
ed I'm February last bv the appointment Of Gen.
Francis A Walker as SupefiBten dent, than
whom no better selection eeuld b ave been made.
General Walker is q native OF Massachusetts,,
and was connected for . long while with the
Springfield Repsbticda, until he came to this city
In January, 1859, when he received an appoint
ment in the Treasury Department a. deputy to
Special Commissioaer Wells, Of the Treasury
Department. He also had charge OF the Bureau
Of Statistics. He has, also, military record.
having served as Adjataot tseneral during the
last three years Of the IN the second corps OF
ON receiving ms sppoiatRept II his present
responsible duties, he went to work Immediate
ly, but for some months the business Of the
oftioe WIS confined to correspondence all over
tioDs. No sooner, however, had he the work in
hsnd than he organized the office into seven
ivs s;oDs. which are now in full operation. rs
follows Correspondenoe- VIM. q. Warren,
cbiet. Results-Col. 5. j. Stocking, chief
Z mpilaiion, three divisiops,) sixty clerks in
e."h. tsllying occupations, age, sex, nativities,
C0uCot OH anu illltcIaCN. oC. u WHICH Os ..
MIxter, 4. w. Seaton and Col. Henry Stone are
chiefs. Agriculture and Mortusry Statistics
ID. y. Keller, chief, with thirty clerks, with
p ospecis Of an increese TO sixty or seventy-hve.
Msnufscture-This division, Mr.. 8. Webber,
chief, is sail in embryo as far - compilations
are concerned, the correspondence In that re-
81 iect being me Z extensive all over the country.
There are now, BY the actual rolls, 240 clerks
in the employment OF the bureau, the rolls Of
the last three months showing an average in
crease OF twenty clerks per week, which wfl be
continued as lar as practicable until the maxi
mum working force of 325 clerks Is attained.
The superintendent will put . large force at
once on the divisions Of agriculture, manufac-
lures. vital and social statistics. and get them
ont Of the way, 30 that by that time he will be
able TO select the "leayen" OF his clerical force
Tor york ON the population statistics, the COM
pietson of which will be merely q question Of
Tonihs. The statistics OF mortality and agri-
tbis winter. = = - : :
he operations OF the bureau are somewhat
Istarded by the inadequate provisions OF the
law establishing the same, and pr roviding for
promotions therein, rs in all the other depart.
ments the hrst class clerks are very few COM
pared with the numbers OF higher grade, while
N the Census Burean there can. according TO
tie law ss II now stands, be only one Of higher
Grade than hrst class for every thirteen Of the
.eIee expected 20 be employed.
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How SENATORIAL TaUNDRR Is MANUpAC-
TURED-A f-m OF printers ofthis ciiy brought
suit against Profes 1r GrouE and Senator
SPrasue on Monday, for bill OF $50 for print
ing various political essays or speeches. Pro-
fessor Grorx clairs that at the request OF the
Senator ard by his order urder regular agree
ment regs-ding compensation, he prepared
documents upon the currency question, tonnage,
Alabama question, workingmen's movement,
woman's rights, the Chinese and various other
subjects which the Senator then Contemplated
PIE enting publicly. The Senator was duly
summoned last month, and the cese has been
continued: Mr. Sprague bas appeared by at
torney. The magistrate, alter q short hearing,
reudered Judgment against the Senator aud
Professor Groux, and an execution will issue in
q few days. Professor Groux has arranged to
ppsh the case further on his own account. He
Is Wen known In Washington, ana has devoted
much attention TO the preparation OF political
essays.
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q C. REICHEN BACH,s piano stor,

L G. REfCHEN BACH'S Piano Store
L. No. - llth Street. ADORE Penad. Arenne,
(ESTABLIsHED OVER 20 YEARsD
Sole agency Tor the sale Of the celebrated PIANOS
OF VIM. kDate & Co Baltimore. aud VIM
MeCammon, albany; also, second hand Pi #T"
amos, organs and MelOdeons for sale or renttt RvV
on the most accommodating TERMS Piano and Organ
Tuning and Repairing. ana lys
I)lANnsl PIANOS PIANOs-Ssw aad sec
ond-h hand, for sale aud rent At fotr1-
tgErsS fhGt OthsT eStd5tLShIGsHf fpoE63
Eas D'S-ftcf, and terms arranged 10 thoITkvv
circumstance OF toe purchaser. large assort-
ment - AkiOB ORGANS and other Musical In
currents; also, SHEET MUSIC and MUSIC
BOOKS. Tuning ard Repairing done at short no.
tce. and oTders solicited both from the District and
country at Poe * SELIGSON-S,
View Musical sEd Literary Dep1t.
l21 Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. q.
sOE-u Req db and Her aid 4
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SANE hOcE hOHE1, TIME AND Trouble
CALLING FIRST AT TBB
E4TEEsIvE BOOT AND SHOE sroRE OF
sr2AsBUR9ER BIO,
where you can End all kinds OF
BOOTS. sHOES and GAITERS.
They have the i2rgs 81 assortment in thisX
city snd selling them CHEAPER than thev
CHEAPEST. at regular wbOlesal. prices.
- semet hiEg new. durability and comfort com
bined. GENTs LASTING BOX TOE BOOTS, ct
60 Call and them, at
sTRlSBURGEK BROS,
Us 500 Tth streetLold No. 353 bet I and \. =.
TUCKERBSPRING BED.
The undersigned having been appointed sole
Agents for the celebrated
TUCKER SPRING BED,
OF this city bich has been admitted By A TO be the
best and most darable Spring Bed now in use, are
now prepared 10 furnish th.m in lots TO suit The
trade furnished at factory prices also sold private
sale. GREEN WILLIAMS,
Fouse FuTnishers, #
an4-lm 3lS Seventh street, corner of ID.
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w II. TENNEI BEST FAMILY FLOUR
MADE By TENSET, DAVIDSON Il Co.,
OF selected choice WHEAT, by q process known
only TO ~ m-elves and thoroughly cleaned by the
pest patent cleaners. is now being placed on tine
snsrke with satisfaction to all who have tried IL
GkaTGafssd - Edl 20 any IA ths UtSfrtct.
For sale b. most Grocers. aulS-lm
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-10

Example-Premium 40 per cent. Note; Age So;
Plan, Ordinary Endowment, payable at the age OF
So One Annual Premium Will continue Policy in
force as Term Policy years and l0I days.
ExamE le Premium ~ per cent. Note; Age G5 i.
Plan, Ten ear Undo Sment payable at the age Of
70. One Annual Premium Will continu- Policy in
force as Term Policy years and 20 DAYS.
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ESTATE OF A. W. WOODCOCK
DECEASED.

IN dersigned, Public Administrator of Ormsby
County, and Administrator Uf the above named
Estate to the creditors Of and all persons having
claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same
with the necessary vouchers, within ten months
from the first publication 6f this notice, to the
understand, at his olhce in the County Buildings
Carson City. ,to-,.. ~. -
.,.,a -ea b. n BBN0I, Adninstratoe.
Carson City. Aay 2sth, 1870.
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TAKE WARNING! f!

rI,HE V. T. X. r. co. ARE ANXIOUS TO
l take due precaution against accidents and
loss Of life resulting from the running of their
trains; and they take this method of warning pa
rents and guardians against the dangers attending
the too common practice of children playing about
their cars and locomotives. Those having in charge
the business Of the Company find it impossible to
PERSUADE boys, who frequent the termini and stop
piLg places Of the read from climbing upon the
cars and engines; and they will feel themselves
obliged to resort to more decided measures if these
annoyances are continued. Recent accidents,
which are wholly ascrLable to the carelessness Of
persons ih jumping on and OF the cars when in
motion, should Be warning enough in themselves
H. VI. YERINGT0N, Superintendent.
February 16, 1870. II
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Head Office OF Association. Exchange Buildiur
corner OF Montgomery aud Washington street
san Francisco, Cal.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-10

San Francisco. California, for the fiscal year end.
ing june 80, 1909.
CAPITAL STOCK, $1,000, 900 90
Amt in hand in excess of
Gapital, available az II b to pay s63s,s2s %
AS ETS:
Loans on first m rg,ges. .............S 636,315
Estimated value of lands
mortgaged. ...........-....sl,0 1896, 900
Estimated value Of build
ings on same e.............. GIG, 600
Value of mortgaged prem
lses s.........................Sl,il az, 600
Buildings on premises ill.,
surei Tor ..................... 3-b, 3uo
Loans on collateral 314, 392 co
Aggregate present market
value of collaterals is. IS 54l ,0S6
U. 5. bonds, . per cent 5-20s, owned
by the company $50 O00.......... I30, goo 90
Nevada state bonds gold............. 50, 900 90
stock Of the Capital Savings Bank. 5000 %
Cash on hand and in bank-tiIe and
Marine Premiums uncolleced-
Premiums and baihnces ia hands Of
foreign agents reported, but not
paid-Intere,t accrued but not due
and same due and unpaid ........... 800, $50 0s
State and Federal stamps oh hand. 1850 80
Real estate, company's property cor.
California and Ledesdorf streets. ls6, eco 90
Total. Gold d)..................sl,6 ,639, 92s 90
LIABILITIES:
Losses in process of adjustment.....$ A. $50 90 |
JONATHAN HUNT, President.
A. J. RALSToN, Secretary.
H. r. RICE. Agent.
a the Office Of Wells, Fargo & Co.
CARSON CITY.
July 81. 1853.
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N O T &c E

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I WILL
IN apply to the Commissioners of the General
Land Once, to have refunded the purchase
money paid by me on the southeast quarter of
Section "a. Township 16 north. range 19 east, as
per certificate No. ia, issued at Carson City.
Nevada, bearing date the 18th day Of June, 1864,
the same having been adjudged invalid and can.
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