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NoItittI.

A GRAND MASS MEET NJ, under tile auspic
N Of The lGh Ward NJ I. Brennan As cato1, will Dr.
hcid this ttrdayl cvoung e. Democratic Head quartcrs
40 .oG S,n 9y III put oss fraisl 6annc to ne
Hon, ". 4 Brennan for ,hcrin Tue following geitle-
men viii adlfes the ne'tng: Hois. RE d O'Gormau,
4. = Sullivan q ~, Curtis, G. Fine, W. I. Howe. y. j.
Marnus Gross. W. II. Butns. .. Englhh W. j. Kane
Capt. J. Thompson. + CHENEY, rrcs't.
J. BhRkfERRN Vice Presto.
~ 5 GiATIti Secs. rtvvcr rr,,.
The various NJ I. Brennan Clubs respectfully IN.
Tod
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TotaI,.--.,,, II TotAIs.,,.,..,,..g1 TO Il 10
ISSISGs. ist %. Sd. 4th. 5th. 9th. 7th. sth. 9th
hnHuInanssii......:.i ! SS : 8 3 20
Umrire-Mr A. Allison Of the Eckford Club
Tine Of Game-l.55
To day, White Stockings vs.. the reconstructed
nine Of the Eckford Club. on the Union ground
Excelsior vs.. Pastime ol Baltimore, On the Capt.
tolne ground,
Tomorrow the White Stockings play their home
and-home game with the Atantcs ut the Capitoline
ground, anu the Stars an Pastmes play their homo
and-homo game on the Union ground.
The White Stockings Ilav The Athletics at Phill-
delplia on Monday, and tie Mutuas al the Union
ground, Williamsburgh on Tuesday
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pm L.-s tttIe.l rH,et. t.H"I
...a.., lady Iuct, who -... - inter-
.-,.,r.uut OF Britubm InI1. SN'
l.t. t..... ,f Obs N.yl-. bat Gtt %. low
H.u. ru ron uo la'. inc wives M '''n,
IIi.,.t-, BIT .rH vXpH.url 10 meet it.tT llrl
1.....l o,..y ultat at Il,y.r.. t'ie, whcl th.y
D.. .',u..l, "l'h hm and depart II they want
hsrri roo for q social "a they mako 40 no boAl
t..i l.. lt,.f. H.-h., which .IWuY- secures lln,
mo ,.c' lumlcr of lis w.ves u H. imp sole 10
"l ave a' cd q number OF well informed MOI
lo.t. but lhoi al spy iucY do notknpw.
A. tie thofro ia-t nIght. ! slW twelve OF ~"
d.u'l'crs ard this dozen did no. I'll up one fourth
81 She els reserved for his family. Tao hani7o n.
49, drls ltcr is OF shore called "Punk.' She IL
trgltl', handsome, wclliormed. bright eye dnn-
~. Of seventeen, AMI n0S tho old FCntcmtn II ao-
sent b.. uayng her full OF flirting with tn" handsome
gentlemen around the Gentle GuhcrnMoral ONCE.
eho landed her opera glass VIII grace ana keul
dOdgug about the theatre rom one seattle another,
u the evident disgust of four Of President George
b. iths wives, Who occupied seat IN the lower
ctc''. tn otter eleven Fitls kept quiet unlil the
pa. was la over when tneY all rotircd-a gentle
nan 80 ~ = gin sgid-iur prayers.
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,I,O THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS

the slxth Assembly Drtrict' lbirteenVh Wafd.-As
Timothy j. Campbell twho has the audacity to
oc candidate AGAIN. and mis- satellites are cndeayorng
to create an impression that NOT will not Ice "A
candid1e for MEMBER OF Assembly 81 the coming No
Vember election. take this means OF informing the
electors OF the District that and will be candidate
until the ballots are counted 90 election night aod
htrcoy challenge Mr. Campbell to pablo discussion
OF ea;yc merits and claims mon the
District feeling confident OF being able to show that
Mr.. CamThel Is unit and unworthy OF representing
phc' the democracy or tespectahty of the district
and 10 induce hn 20 accept this cnallenge will allow
than himself, join MOSS
At A MEETING OF the citizens of the Nine.
~ teenth Assembly District. held az GruOe's Hal,
Tooth st. between 9th and 10th sept 81 1910, for
the purpose VI forming WIN. NJ Tweed Association,
the following officers duly elected: DAVID =.
Jackson. Jr. President John Carl,n, Anthony Fehsn,
John Scaon. Hugh Tiefner, William Guilioyle, Vice
Presidents John Brady. Frederick W. Irvine, sec.
rctaries Petcr D. MastvTson Treasurer and an Ell.
ecutivc Committee OF twenty. four chosen.
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DRIFTING ON THE HUDSON.
The Regatta of the Columbia Yacht Club To-
Race against the Tide without a
Breeze-A Void Race, to be Repeated.


Race against the Tide without a
Breeze-A Void Race, to be Repeated.
The annual pennant regatta Of the Columbia
Yscnt Club was contested yesterday afternoon on
the North River, in front Of the Club House at the
foot Of Fiity-seyenth street. This club has gained
considerable strength during the past few years,
and musters q fleet Of twenty-five yachts on its
rolls. The officers c. y. Tompkins, commo-
dore; J. s. Gage, vice-Commodore; W. W. Gage,
Secretary; c. ". Osborne, Treasurer; b. Adams,
Jr., Aeasurer.
The course was from a stake boat anchored OF the
Club House TO a stake boat of Fort Lee; thence to
stake boat on the oil Docks and return home, re-.
peatng tho course twice over making in ali race
Of twenty. eight miles.
Shortly after O'Clock the competing yachts began
to get in line, but there was no breeze tile
jud ses, Messr.. Edwin SSdmore and Il. H. Springs
teen. did not let them start until 1898 when they
SLIPPED their cables and got under way There
herdl, breath lnd the tide was running against
theta, but they made Leadway The following
liz Nd
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Arriycd-TurRspAY. Sent q.

Arrivcd-rHCRspAY, Sept 2.
Steamship wameutta. New BEDFORD. mdse. and pass.
steHmship san Francisco, bermuda, mdse. and pass.
BARK lrmis Cardin. railroad iron.
Bark Angelica, Bordeaux, mdse.
Brig Catawbl Bermuda IN ballast.
schr ". j. Holmes, Port said. cOcoanuts.
Sclr Chas. ". Moody. Para rubber and pass
schr Carmelcta. Curacao skiu.. &C AID Pass.
hlto, the usual river aud cpastwlse
Notwithstanding 1IipOli. for Liverpool Colum
Dia, Havana Gen. Barnes, Savannah Clyde. Iharles
ton; Ellen \. Terry, Newhern wyAnokc, Norfolk
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WHAT ~ He Coop For Can he become law
yer. Dhy scian. clergyman, an artist engineer arch
careful description by good phrenologist ara %,
fact will be revealed. Examinations daily at J Bi DAD
wgy.-AdD.
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ANNER-sNlTH On Friday. September ?. WIN.
Amer j.. OF Harlem. to Ellic dtughteT Of Mar
ton Smith. Eco, of North New York.
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CAUTION All persons are hereby cautioned
against infringing my letters patent Tor mproyensnts
In sewing machines eNte lded for seven years by act OF
Congress dated July II, $50 All inirngcts viii D. pro-
secuted according TO law, JONI BACHELOR ado
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solo at ettG65H, and Uui.ed States 8ikGa4X, the
other stocks being neglected.
('OetnO eatg
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.


STATE or ALABAMA.
Price. % and accrued interest
First mortgage bonds issued by the Montgomery
and Euhaua Railroad, on flushed road. Issue re-
stricted by law aud surrounded by guarantees that
render the bonds most desirable investment. The
road Is now about to open it, valuable connection
with Union Springs and will be CON poted within a
year 10 Eufaua. Its finances In excellent condt-
ton and 1t has during the last yelI been making
satisfactory net earnings.
We recommend these bonds as q cheap snd well
secured investment
GEORGE oPDYKE h co, % Nassau At.
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Observation-Disclosures

II NVTTU
A meeting Of Tn 9th Ward Nm y. Tweed Association
will be held at their headquarters, Of Hudson
and Christopher sta this Fridayl evening 931 inst =
O'Clock for the purpose Of rat Tying the nominations
the Rochester CUnyc alton. Hy order Of
JAMES FITZPATRICK, President.
JAMrs hAsnEasoN. secretaries.
All GOOD Democrats arc invited 10 attend
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A-Who is tho most famous ha'tcr IN Go;ham :
Knox WE0f'l,s moro mr. cRni hats than any uil'r
f.t hL"A ~ Lei hn'A - nv, t".huu ~ 80
ont and a,e iurntatir. 30 otncr hat. At al compare
p tnoso sol by KNOX. tao halter. tO M" NH ol,
te1 N to-day sad secure QUO oil his superb ss anu ne
kapgy -lde
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State bonds At tie fro Board were ncg,ectcI,
though At the second i, the Tcuncssces strong
At GOsi for new. and G2t for Old the old North Caro-.
luas selling at BIN Irving Bank shares sold Of t90.
In railroad bonds the feature was the Pacific se2uri-
ties Unions selling freely at S2hdS27. Centas
sold In round amounts al OO14Q90JS, the investment
demand being stimulated BY the large earnings OF
tho road tor the first fifteen days OF the month,
mate, would swell the total Tor the entire month to
1856 0O0-an amount larger than has been earned 10
any single month since the road was cOmpl eted.
On extTome quotations New York Central stock
ranged from 821 TO 92H scrip, s7.Gls7H Read.
ing, O8&6D1GA; Lake Shore, 92%G093; Wabash, b2A
6tb2k Northwestern preferred. s7Ads7H Rock
Island, 1lbH4ll6 81. Paul common, Gbt6ih pre-
fcrred, slsaGsib and New Jersey Central, 1920
1851. Investment securities were dull Delaware
Lackawa anna and Western sold at l04QDl0iA; Chca-
90 Burlington and Quincy, 1872 Erie, Pan Harlem,
1884 and Illinois Central l36l1l36A, Panama de
clincd from 70H TO 75H on small sales. The mis-
Collaneous list was lightly dealt In, Pacific Mail and
Mariposa preferred being the features, the former
selling ut 49,. to 49,, aud harposa pre- icrrod ad
i yancing hom I0z TO "a In sluIess shares Adams
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MARINE INTnLLTG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALMASAC--TuIs DAY.
sun rtset....5 ~ sun sets 3 ~ Moon rises 81
ntGH wATEE-Tiis DAY.
sandy Hook. % Gov Island. Z II Hell Gate. 600. g
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Busiiuss Notltts.

wheeler & Wilson Machines, 1,141 Bropd-
way sold by paying $40 down and go per month with
out extra charge. Machines to let J. I. ELLIS.
Every Genuine Bottle Of Congress- Water
has large { " raised upou the glass.
DEPOT, " CHAMBERS 81, NEAR BROADWAY.
A.-Stylish Hats At popular prices
BURKE, Mauufactuf,r g, IL Fulton st
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SPECIAL gOtitts. -
wARNOCK & CO.'S
sEvEN.DoLLAR HAT.
GENIUS, EXPERIENCE, AND FACILITIES
SEEK ONLY SQUARE COMPETITION.
OUR sFvEN DOLLAR DRESS HATS
woRTHlLY SUCCEED OUR FIVE. DOLLAR PEARL
SUMMER HATS.
PURCHASERS OF THOSE WILL APPRECIATE
OTHERS HAVE YET TO ENJOY A FIRST CLASS
HAT FOR A REASONABLE PRICE.
WE COMMEND THEM FOR
MODEL, TEXTURE, AND FtNtSH.
Gents Boys aud Youths Fell aud Cloth Hats Mt rca.
soGablc nriccs. wABNOCK q CO., $40 broadway.
- ----s-------------------
Gbe Gut.
SsEPTENBER MEETING
FLELrwO0b hSsoci ,lIoN
MoRMsASiA, wEsrcni-Itii COUNTY,
rRiGAY,
September -, lo'O
Horse Care cave Harlem BRIDGE on each day of the
Races every Zen minutes direct for the PARK
PREMIUMS soSoo.
FouRrH DAY.
No, t-Pudsst nr q 500
For horses ina s as eScGn SfI, 1 $40 e " 900 to
Charles Richards, New Haven, cutters br. q New Ha.
ven Boy, formerly Brown Prince.
John Murphy, Fleetwood Park enters b. m. LADY
Sears
James Dousrey Jr., Troy, enters b. IN. Fannie Lam.
bert.
j. J. bowen. Boston, enters br. m. Lady Enis,
L. l. Hutchinson, scheme ctadv enters y. ed, Elle,
No 5-PURSE OF sl,s00.
For horses that never beat 2 1880 to the frst horse
f60J to the second. 600 to the third.
wm. II Yor.t N; Y, enters b. 9, George Wilkes.
Budd Doble, n. Y, enters b. 9. Hotsnur-
W. II. Doble. Philadelphia, cutters n. m Lucy.
John Murphy, Fleetwood Park, enter b. Z. Henry.
GENERAL REMARKS.
All the a. owe mile hcdts three In hvc In hat
ness except burse No. I. which will be two miles and
repeat, IN harness. and viii be conducted under the
rules of tile National ASSOCIATION.
GNcs open AT 9 o'clock 4
hlnrle tdmsion VI no cxtra charge for Grand stand
carriages free.
Tram, ~ The New York and Harlem Railroad will
leave can &c. tN av $3.50 and I'm A. NJ. aud 2eD
andtP NJ Rctu ming VII eave hor;sania aud Mel.
rose ~ h.0s. ,. o. uul G.ll r. N.
The tMk svuhiu ave hundred feet Of the Harlem
dcrot az NJ iris gui1
I,accs 10 comut nc, 1T G.90 p. NJ
~ oricrui itENlsY DhTEB ptcsttcnt
Pools sofa every evening plcyio to 'he races at
Fleetwood CLUB Uousc. 8 u galway between IT.
and 4ist Sc. by Ji'OG snNtl;NOIKE.
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The Journeyman got to'erably good lead, with
the Earle IN her wake, folio cd Dy the LILY. which
ay ~ on her starboard quarter. The Rebecca came
next ana after them 10 a group struggled the W
Cregier, Carrie Porter, Geraldine. and Fliri. lac
c4ue Porter was rather unlucky hN got on
rdud bans which delayed her two minutes. At
Lrst the yachts We're literally drifting, when a rice
breeze came up the river, and ca'ching the Earle
start ID her OF and sent her ahead OF tho journey.
m,n, which began dropping astern the rest vi lno
Heed came ~ with the breeze.
At &i The Earle rounded tho stake boat OF Fort
Lee, and ftJriei down the river. The next TO turn
was the Journeyman, followed by the Lily, Gerald.
inc, S.W. CrCgier, FTt, Carrie Potter, and Rebecca
The yachts hugged aloug the Jersey shore coming
down, but the breeze was so light that they were
hardly making Roadway. The Earle still led. and
the Cregier who was keeping out In the channel,
ct q little better wind. and passed the Carrie
Porter. The Lilly came next, with tue Journeyman
IN her weather bow, followed by the Geraldine,
Fnrt and Reboccl. The Earle was fret round the
sake boat on the OIL Docks at Goa and came right
TO the Eome stake boat, which she passed at
G.a8. The Earle did not start ON the second round,
As It would have been impossible to complete TIE
r5co within the required limit Of eight hours. The
judges decided that the was void, md 1t will
be ST. cd over again at a later date.
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OFFICIAL ORA WINGS.
Simmons cos OlrERtE~.
AIABAMA-fNtra CiaHs no jl3 Sent. q. $50
30, ~. 20, 80, 81, %, 70. 81 %, 81, CO. &,
~, ~, 40, Z, 10, %. ~, q, u. 81, %, 20
kENTbCkI-kNta tlass NO $40 Sent ., $50
T. g. g. 80 10. 80, So, =, 2, a., ~ 70.
KENfUCKN Glass 30 80, feut. .! $50.
o., IA, n, n, Sl 2, 81 %, "a. g., 81 "a
Price casned, Intlrna lou furnished, ana circulars
sent IA the ABOVE and also Royal Havana Lotteries.
d. Cl.U ~, brO scr,
90 Broadway. l55 fulton g.. aDd2 rarS row
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M RRIED.

luis ~ tONuTlr nrICts7
81 Kkk, Mannfactuf.r. IL Fnlton u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-04
The Great King Of Pain
FOB SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
A GARD.

TAR. McBRIDE-MY DEAR SIR: FOR THE
IL last SIX or seven ycars have been nmlcteo
with rheumatic pains, from my knees down,
embracing all the Joints Of ankle and toes.
These palms have come upon me periodically
every year about this season Of the year. MY
Knees. and ankles, and toe Joints, and my wrists
and finger joints would swell. and teaye me IN
Inc most ~agonizing pain, known only TO those
who have suffered from this dread mataoy.
These pains would continue for q period OF
three to four months every year, and they nave
been regular, unfailing annual visitors. / have
been accustomed to apply for relief TO the pest
citizens of San Francisco, and have mot nlleo
to use all the most popular remedies known 70
the public. l would sometimes receive tempo.
rary' relief, after long continued application, GIt
Il would never fall TO return In sfew Gays, Win
increased severity.
About two weeks ago, while my pains were
upon me. / saw you at the CORNER Of one OF our
streets, and heard what you said about your
You With deep distrurt indeed, ! may az tn. !!
did not believe your statements; "sthl,.
Thought /, "it's only q dollar, and III patronlze
the 'humbug' one dollars worth" l bought .
bottle, and Tried It brst on my knee, which wa,
fearfally swollen len. and rom mIsh Th 4 tli.d 1 4 s aSain
and, my dear Doctor, you can judge OF my sur,
prise, ecstacy and delight altogether, when
found on rising the second morning, that my
pains were entirely gone and the swelling en-
tirely gone. Ny kneo Joints were supple AMI
Eighth, / Yus q young man, and ! actually dincet
with delight, much to the amusement Of my
friends, who had been In the habit Of regarding
me as a decrepld old rheumatic. i has now
been two weeks, and ! have not felt the leas,
symntom of return, l believe ! am cured, and
fccl 80 grateful to you that ] offer you this state
ment, verified by my oath, to DO used BY you u
whatever way. You may think proper, for ! fee
Il q duty TO let others similarly afiicted know
where they can find relief. - H
am yours, very truly,
RAPHAEL Lo0KAYSE.
San Francisco, October 18th, 1853.
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DR. MoBRIDg-DEAR SIR; ABOUT
" three weeks age I purchase. .SS = ,. ss.tie ,S q
pain in my hip, which for . long, time had been
troubling me. Ihaye been . cripple for 2 long
time with the hip disease, and my suffering .,
times has been very great, and 1 have tnee
more q sure cures for palm than l have nneerl
and toes, but until ] applied the KING OF
PAIN to my hip ! had never been entirely fet
nom pain. I am now fully satisfied nat 4 y
NOT a humbug, as l thought q nrst and, u Y
In another case which occurred this afternoon
/ called on Mrs. Margaret Clark, an aequaint
ance, this afternoon, about three O'Clock, anc
che informed me that she was subject 70 vcr.y
severe attacks Of neuralgts, which completely
Frustrated her for . long, time, and tnat sne va.
there sho was attacked with It again, and ]
never saw a person suffer 30 much In my LIE
I think that no one could suffer long Is she die
without becoming entirely insane. 1 started foi
the Orleans Hotel, as soon as I thought OF y.oul
most excellent medicine. and I made good time
for a cripple. When I returned, ! applied 4
to the whole OF her head and mock, rubbing II
well IN. I had to leave In q very few minutes
aftcr. but I told them to use 1t until the pain
let dropped In . little amer six o'clock thii
evening, about three hours after the nrst appE.
cation, expecting p st e An flnd n, her n sslti On r. ahs ' Sat
imagine my surprise when learned that enc
had lust prepared supper, and was feeling en-:
tirely free from pain. II you could have heard
her grateful Acknowledgements for the great re-
lief experienced, you would have felt amply 70.
paid for your gratuitous services rendered while
In this city. Please accept my most sincere
thanks for my own part, and believe me to be
Your most obedlent,
WIN. r. CLARK,
i,4i0 L~eayonworth street.
p. s.-Mrs. Clark resides on Mission street,
noAr Third,
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THE BOARDMAN, GRAY & 90.
PIANO FORTE<.
WHOLESALE AGENCY.

THE SUBSCRIBER, LATE Arl
L member OF THIS well known FSN~
arm. has established q WholesaleV Wv
| Agency at 54S Broadway, New York city,
where he viii be pleased TO receive the ordess OF
| nom those who have 10 literally bestowed their
| patronage on the frm heretofore. He viii sup
| NV these SUPERIOR INSTRUMENTS to the
Tfadc, Wholesale and Retail at
TIE VERY LOWEST PRICES.
Made with the insulated Iron Rim and Frame
cast IN one solid plato. They excel all others
In Durability, Superiority Of Tone, and aI.
RIeEance or Rxisrnal Appearance
The iron frame and ring forming the upper
part OF the case Is cast In one piece-bringipR
the strength where tho strain Is, giving q larger
music scale in tho ZANE siEe case, and which IL
also moro ornamental In appearance. The strain
OF the strings being entirely on the Iron Rim
relieves the sounding boards and vibrating
parts, as the Iron Rim 10 insulated Rom contact
The case Is also made Thin (sInilar 10 the side.
ola guitar or violin), TO which tho sounding
board IL fastened; and the tone gushes forth
with q sweetness and melody peculiar to those
Instruments, and with greater depth, power and
volume.
These Instruments are the only Pianos made
where the Iron Frame is entirely ietached and
insulated from contact with the sounding board
and vibrating parts.
Especially adapted to warm or cold climates,
% the extremes Of heat or cold do not Affect II
Iron Rim and Franc all being metallic. they ex.
pand and contract alike, wheat and cold, a. the
strain Of strings 10 20 securely held by the Iron
they do not give way and como TO pieces In bot
climates, as those made In the old way.
Their great superiority 10 shown IN comparing
them to the old say-msde with Wooden Rims,
necessarily thick, and hold by Large wooden
braces and thick bottoms, to sustain me I'm.
mensc strain Of the strings, causing mot only .
clumsy appearance but making them very neaSy
70 handle. And then the care TsinH 49, ~
and stringA OF metal, arc dinerenty aneS'ou "
change O ftemperaturc, etc. -t
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...ssO,Ol7 81 $OO,Ol7 81

The balance does not show as great . reduc-
ton In the Indebtedness as we glancingly antic:
ipated, but the cursory report Of 1889, computed
legal tenders at 70 cents, and since currency has
Almost reached par, this Item Alone. approxi-
mated as close % practicable, enlarges the bal
ance Of 1870 1b per cent. on $4,000, or $4,0SO.
We have bestowed the greatest care IN draw:
ing the balance for this date, have itemized all
parts thereof, and present 1t as correct In all its
details.
In conclusion, Mr. President, we beg leaye. to
make O few remarks and suggestions: The
etreets are now in excellent condition, and VIII
NOT REQUIRE but onc-half Of previous expendi.
tures. We have opened the highways the most
necessary, md we need but little more. The
town possesses now an unbroken and horougn
limo Of sewers. Tho railroad and Its nminca-
tions has given new value to realty, new impc-
tue. and the capital invested insure TO tho Cor:
poration Q steady flow OF incomes, which VIII
permit q prompt liquidation Of the debt. This
attor, contracted by the pioneer Board OF Trus-
tees, has entailed on NJ Disbursements OF over
NaO0O Her quarter, and even now Ii swallows
f0X per month In gold. but your incessant Of.
forts, after 20 long sowing, are near TO harvest
nov. We have but . single suggestion In add
tion to this, already more lengthy than desira-
Biz. and that Is: The lower part OF Gold Hin 10
not sufdciently protected from CONGREGATIONS,
In Iustice to the amount OF taxes paid on prop
ertfes there, and we would recommend that 90
the finances permit Il, the hydraulic pipes and
hydrants be extended some one thousand feet
further. > : Respectfully submitted,
4 4 Hg Faasa;. Finance Committee.
nold Hill Nav 18th. 1870,
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
Notice in Bankruptcy.

NoT1cE-To THE CREDITORS OF
IN INDIAN T0RREY. u B~ankrupt.-In the
District Court Of tho United States for the
District OF Nevada. In the matter Of INDIAN Tor.
rey, Bankrupt.-Notice Is hereby given that,
under the provisions Of the Twenty.eighth Bee.
titled ~ An Act TO establish Q uniform system Of
Bankruptcy throughout the United States" !
have submitted my account as assignee OF said
bankrupt's estate to said Court, and have died
the nme; that I will, on SATURDAY, the tth
day Of, June, 4. D. 1870. at 10 o'clock =; OF said
time, in Virginia City, in the Medin building, IN
said city, In said District Of Nevada. apply TO
said Court for Q settlement Of my said account,
and for q discharge nom all liability a. assignee
Of said bankrupt's estate.
DAVID WEAVER,
Assignee Of the estate and effects OF Aidian
Torrey, q Bankrupt.
Virginia, May 21st, 1870. myaSto