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AUCTION SALES.
RY 0REFN WILLIAmS.
- Auct1Oueers and Be>i Istate Brokers'.
No. 319, Southeast corner TIN and ID atreeeD

6rOKOPD.
no. $40, Southeast corner TN and strsses.
f2Ss IN asAfTs GTs4iRRTFHHL gIEs L2Es
sfkEHFF no Nos H4AAn AZ aHSTI ASESUk AND
shall ball ssil on the pr.mises, So O'Clock ,:
sss q 'front.' s1s Div Of
depth 81 rs feet making good building sites for per-
running tHrons 20 Ss TO, private residences gas
for Hois: ss,s 1anss and Y month;
aSS $50 STEE e ;ss$ ga
w Hesl Estate Broker and Auctioueer.
NO. "iS seventh street, opposite the Post Once.
TRUsTEH,s SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.
TWEES ASh and sTRk sFEEE EGn THHsr' BE-
and vie SsaGins S date 10Th ss9 q May:
IN GSer ana Ro H. folio 81 one q
an aad b TesSrds Of the county Of
o %, isl At public suction front q the premises
esss ss ss a ssa
hing In the city Of ashington, in the District Of
IN Coltman and Adams sub division OF square mum
months with interest, 10 be secured By q deed Of
lnst on the premises sold. If the terms not
tee reserve. the right resell the cost and risk
the first purchaser, after one weeks notice Ali con.
deposit Of SIS must be made at the time of sale.
auso-d&d. Ts6S s' T. wAGshMxN, %Ses
RY GREEN VILLA ms, anctioneer.,
Southeast corner OF It'll and d streets.
BBBICk HOUSE ON North A. BHTwEEEs
MEAGD,Gh CHAPEL M. Z. CHURCH, AT
on FRIDAY next. September ID, at So
O'Clock D. m, we will sell i'm front OF tho prem
.Ises handsome building Lot with the i'm
ems ~ beiHg east half lot No 3, in square
40 . rss; having front Of % feet inches on north
alley. ~ Tvs 's N'"' '" "uo
Terms: One. third cash. balance in s and u months
ton notes bearing interest," deed given and deed OF
trust taken. All conveyance and stamps at cost OF
Is knocked of. ~ '"0 P'0p0'S
.u29-d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Anctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
NO. SiS southeast corner OF Seventh and streets.
AUCTION SALE OF STEAM ENGINE, BOILER.
SEAkIN9, planning MACHINE, PATENT
IkNCE MACHINE, &c, &C.
On THURSDAY, the LIST day OF September, at S
nesr the Navy Yard, washington, B. c. ON h1 tbe
Eastern Branch, between Sd and 4th streets east
Steam Engine OF ~ horse power. in perfect order,
S Tih Boiler, Betting, Force Pump, IS feet of
Planning Machine, which will plane both sides and
tongne and groove at the same time
Ssw Tables. 10 Circular saws, large Grind Stone
Work Bench, Screw and Vice.
All the aforementioned machinery Is in perfect
order, which will be shown day Of sale
Al 70 De removed in ten days after sale.
su nd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aacts.
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS
= Aactioneers and Real Estate Brokers
NO. JIG Southeast corner Of Seventh and ID streets

GIT GBEEN q WILEIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319, southeast corner Of 7th and 80
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE BUILpING
LOTS IN SQUARE No. 42I AT PUBLIC AUO-
N On THURSDAY, the sth day Of September
0next, at clock p m, shall sell, by virtue Of
- deed of trust to me, dated the third day of jan
nary. A. d. 1853 and duly recorded in Liber -, No
SO, folio S. OF the land records for Washngto
county, in the District Of Columbia Lots No. "a and
Is. in Young and FOwlsr's recorded subdivision OF
square numbered AL The above lots front Is on
7th street west. between and streets north run
ming back 95 feet to a ten foot alley.
Terms made known on day OF sale All convey
aDcing and revenue stamps at purchaser cost. $50
down on day Of sale.
WIN. H. WARD, Trustee
AUD eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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10y COOPER LATiMER, Auctioneers,
ID Successors to James q. Mcclure COD
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and 18th tire
EXECUTORS SALE OF GOOD BUILDING
LOT
u BY virtue Of authority contained in the will of
William Wilson, the undersigned will sell at
~public auction, on WEDNESDAY. August SIst
at clock p M. the premises, Lot H. square 80
the Is laid down snd described pom the pla
or plan of the city of Washington This lot fronts
AZ feet inches ON 18th street west between and
streets extends back with depth of Dds feet to q 30
foot alley and there Is foot alley south side of
said lot. 1t would make desirable lots, fronting
on the alley in the and two in front. plat OF
which will be shown ut time of sale.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in notes Of 4,
and II months bearing interest and by adeed
Of trust on the premises. Stamps and conveyancing
at the purchasers cost; $50 down at the time OF
sale. w. J. WILSON, Executor
au25-d&ds COOPER B LATIMER, Aucts.
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"BT End HOTEI.
wv L0NG BRANCH, NEW yBRSBY,
WIZ be Opened Cor The Deception q Gussss on ths
LOAN OFFIOES.

CAROS WASHINGTON LOAN OFFICE,
~ cas-, corner of 10th and q streets, 93S n "
f0rs. OARO, formerly Mrs. II. Burnstine)
WONBY LOANED on Gold and Silver watches,
yeWe!ry, Clothing and Merchandise Of every -
from Q. m. to D. m.
let on payk FydRcats. auEly
SVnnnH A1RA1gEHIaE;.fhs lssse1al
sSs s oGy III =: e. re" o.. !. -
s..s F e ~ O No. { faJaRI Fl:
tx5S go; e16Es.ss c@syS -, -, g
- 49, - Isiss ~ g O. 80
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UNDERTAKE.
R1CHD u. HARVEY. ALONZO A. MAER
HI A II yEY Il NJ A Il r.,
u n ii t a X ers,
No.43s STREET,
between Ninth and Tenth
ny13ly
DICHARD w. BARKER,
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKEN,
Gig ELEVENTH STREET, near r.
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS MADE AND
REPAlRED aus-tr
UNDERWRITERS.

RRIDAL AND FUNERAL wREATHS, BO-
- DUETS, CROSSES, ANCHORS and STAKs
Preserved or BnAmeled in Wax. All kinds OF Hair
Bradins done, Ornameatal Hair Work on Glass and
Pearl By Mr.. FRIES, late Of Bossse. 3ss Sth St,
GRANT, Mrs. Admiral Goldsborough,W W Corco-
ran. Gen. Casey, Gen. Tom pkins. Gen Aiken del Nv
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PRUSSIA READY Two YEARs AGo.-The
Army and Navy Journal tells the following
anecdOte: Two years ago, a distinguished
MoItke at the War Office In Berlin, where ,
found the great Prussian strategist porting owe
his maps of the Rhine frontier. eff you viii
permit me, General Won Moltke," said on
friend, 81 should like TO ask an impertinent
question; which yen must answer or not you
think best" Certainly" replied the General
s'ask it," Laying mis- hand upon the open map
Tsd gn% .Yes was t the answer onIy ws
cannot in case Of war with France hspe for
such good fortune as attended IN the cam
paign against Austria. The great difficulty i.
that our King cannot be persuaded TO declare
war, and thus give us the benefit OF tn
initiative"
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NONE ARE GENUINE UNL ESS DOME UP
IN STEEL KNGRAVKD WRAPPER. v,ru
EAcslMlLIE OF MY CHEMICAL NxRE
HOUSE, AND SIGNED
aas T. z. HxLNsOLR
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RY COOPER LATIMER. Auctroneers,
- Successors to Jas. q. Mcclure 4 Col
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and llth street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FIXTURES. &C =,
OF ARLINGTON VINEGAR WORKS, STU
ATED AT CORNER or 12TH STREET WEST
hhNp STREET NORTH, WASHINGTON.
d By virtue of a chattel mortgage dated July
- 5h, 1870, and duly recorded in Lber 6l3, folios
4sO and 4Sl one of the land records for Wash
~ ington County, will offer at public auction,
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 3lst day Of
articles. viz One Upright Tubular Boiler, 10 horse
power. having 80 feet of Ia inch iron pipe connec
lions, with seven globe valves, three brass faucets
and three stopcocks, etc one large Heating Tub,
with PIatform; 81 feet of best inch Rubber Hose
feet of best inch Rubber Hose, with rings to fit
nine large Generators. each filled with properly pre-
pared beech shayDgs for the manufacture Of vinegar
from whisky, &c; one large Vinegar Box; one w ater
Filter. two large Double handled Planes, and one
Coal Stove, with 20 feet Of pipe.
Terms of sale cash.
REEEL BETH. Trustee
an 10 COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts,
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TOMORROW.

RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctieneers,
ID (Sucoessors TO J. O. Mcclure Col
Southwest corner Of Pennsvlvania ave. and 18th It,
PARLOR AND CHAMPER FUREIrUBE, CAR.
PIT, &c, AT AUCTION
a On WEDNESDAY MORNING, August 81,
Va at 10 O'Clock we will sell at No. 18th str eet
- between and streets, the entire Household
ieffects contained therein, comprising in part
Hair Cloth Parlor Furniture
Brussels and Three ply Carpets
Marble top and other Tables
Walnut Marble top Chamber Furniture
Painted Cottage Suites
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Lace Curtains, Window Shades
Feather Beds, Bolsters. and Pillows
Crpckery and Glassware
Kitchen Requisites, &c.
THUS. L. WAGGANAN, Agent
au24-dts COOPER LATIMEB, Aucts.
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by COOPER LATlMER, Auctloneers,
- Successors to Jas. q. Mcclure Il Col
Southwest Pennsylvania avenue and llth street
TRUSTIE'S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES
TATE IN THE FIRST WARD

E"" from William l., Fletcher ct al, bearing dare
the 10th day of June, A. d 1870. and duly re-
Tor Arlington county, in the District Of Columbia
on the lsT DAY OF SEPTEMBER, $50 at 6oclK. D. m !,
no. twenty five; (25J in Square No sixteen; 49, as
the same laid down and described upon the plat
plan OF the city Of Washington This lot fronts 49,,
feet on 18th street west, between and streets
alley, and IL improved BY q small Frame Dwelling
II desired, the lot will be divided and the two por
toHt-tbe front, by the depth of the lot and
the house. with the ground upon which it stands
running back the same width with the depth OF the
lot respectively-will be sold separately.
Terms OF sale One half cash, 30 of which mrst be
paid down at the time Of sale: balance in six and
ancing and stamps at cost of the purchaser. If the
terms OF sale are not piled with in five days the
trustee reserves the right to resell the risk and
cost OF defsntiDg purchaser on one week s notice
ANDBEW q. BRADLEY. Trustee
aul8-eo66s COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
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EVENING STAR.

A MELANCHOLY FATE-Doctor j. b. Van
HOusen, well known and popular physician Of
the Homeopathic School, was found dead by his
bTother-in-law, yesterday, on the floor of his
sleeping room, in Myrtle avenue near Broad
way, under very mysterious circumstances.
Prom the fearfully swollen appearance Of the
body, il II conjectured that his death was
caused by poison, but a coroner's jury was
hastily summoned and an inquest held, result
ing in a verdict or death from commissions,
superinduced by excessive use of stimulants. !"
The remains were so far dec0mposed, that it
was found necessary TO have them Immediately
buried. in the Cemetery of the Evergreens. The
doctors wife was absent In Albany, and there
being no person in the house through the day,
il Is supposed he died on Tuesday evening.
Doctor Van hOusan had an extensive practice
but was in embarrassed circumstances through
bis inability to collect money from his patients.
He served in the capacity or surgeon during the
rebellion, and bid fair to become An eminent
physician. He was a member OF the Washing
ton Lodge of Free Masons OF Albany, and a Son
OF Temperance--N. =. Commercial, 2Ith inst.
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UPCBITC-NO lH \

lfIbLIC-NO. la-
An ACT making appropriations for the legislati
executive, and Judicial * penses Of the COVE
ment for the year ending the thirtieth OF Ju
eighteen hundred and seventy one
llnNTI 2 z.
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NATIONAL UNION FIRE INSURANCE COM
~ PANY OF WASHINGTON.
mn CAPITA L....................--.S 900 900.
OMce-No. 81 Louisiana ave one door east of 9TH IT
No charge for Policies or Revenue Stamps
Risks taken on tho most reasonable terms and
losses promptly paid.
Directors-Charles KNAPP, President; George w
Riggs, Vice President: Marshall Brown, Thomas
Berry, Richard allach, VIM Dixon, Daniel Dodd ,
Henry ID. Cook, Samuel Bacon.
sc B-ly NOBLE d. LARNER, Secretary.
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h. nv otntues named are estimsted and more or
sTticl.- ho.rSS Sree ~ more Of one or more of tho
Al CONTRACT price. ' wv " ae'nirn~o
Articles not named In this schedule a. he scr,,.Ax
the lowest market price. and ali article. rsa,ss
sub B. ards. sSN ~ ths
The Trustees reserve the right 20 reject sny or an
bids IL deemed adv antsgeous 20 do 20.
w. J. STEPHENSON
au - Cd for COMMITTEES on Sunnlv
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We gather the following from IDS
!, evenings Gold Hill News:
Flour and whest are decling in th,
i New York market.
| Grant and family at Long Branch.
The Prussian Minister at Washington
has received the following: "The
French Government refuses to exemp,
German steamers from capture, except
those at sea who may be ignorant of the
war, and which may enter. French
pors.'
The war will, il is thought, cause Il
decrease Of German immigration to the
United States of 10000.
The Journal oficiel makes the follow
ing announcement: "The Emperor has
decided that all subjects of Prussia, or
States allied with Prussia, now in France
or French colonies, shall. be permitted
to remain so long as their conduct furn-
ishes no cause for complaint. Admis.
sion from this-dste into the territory of
France of subjects of Prussia or allied
States, shall be subject to special per-
mission, given only optionally in regard
to vessels of commerce belonging to the
enemy. The following order will be
observed in regard to such vessels as
are now in French ports, or which may
enter said ports in ignorance Of. war.
A, delay of thirty days will be granted
for their departure and safe conduct,
and will be given them u1tilarrival at
their destination, or to ports 10 which
they belong. Vessels having shipped
cargos for France on account of French
parties before the declaration Of war,
are not liable to capture, and may safe
ly discharge their cargos and load With
others in ports of the Empire, after
which they will receive safe conduc, to
ports where they belong"
II il rumored in Paris that Russia has
declared war against France.
Greenbacks take an upward tendency
agaisi s54@se! are the latest San
Francisco figures.
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DExocRATs ON DExocRArs WHo EN-
PLoY CHISAxEN.-At . meeting of the
Eighth Ward Democratic Club of San
francisco the following resolutions were
offered and adopted unanimously
WHEREAS, The Chinese immigration is
becoming alarming to the white population
of the city, county and State; and whereas,
many of our Democratic friends, Office hold
ers and cfice-seekers, employ the said class
as house servants and in other capacities /;
and whereas, all such persons employing
Cheap John labor ought to be repudiated
and looked upon as an enemy to himself and
to the white population of the country;
Resolred, That We, the Democrats Of the
Eighth Ward (Seeond Precinct) Club. do
most earnestly and faithfully pledge our
selves that we will not vote for any candidate
for any Office whatever who is known to EN-
ploy Chinese labor, believing, ~ We do, that
they are entirely unworthy Of our support.
1t is an acknowledged fact. then, that
even Democratic officials are guilty Of
employing Chinamen. Perhaps this
explains the action of Senator Casserly,
through whose efforts Stewards bill to
suppress coolieIabos Was postponed in
the Senate.
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A. illustrative of the temper Of Prus
sia and France we reprint the following
record Of what has just transpired il
the Official circles of Berlin and Paris
| BERLIN, July 20.-Upon the opening o
the Reichsrath yesterday the King said Prus
STA had no interest in the selection of thu
Prince Of Hohepzollern for the Spanish
throne, except that il might bring peace to q
friendly people. 1t had nevertheless fur
nished the Emperor of the French with a
pretext for war unknown to diplomacy, and in
declining peace he has INDUCED in language
to Germany which could only have been
prompted by a miscalculation OF her strength.
Germany was powerful enough to resent such
language and repel such insults. He said
so in all reverence, knowing the event weigh
ed, and the responsibility which rested on
the man who drives into war and havoc two
great and tranquil nations striving for peace
and their enjoyment of the common. bless
ings of Christian civilization and prosperity.
Those who rule France have shrewdly stud
led the proper method of hitting the sensitive
pride of their nejShbor nation, and to pro-
mote selfish interests have misguided it.
" Then, concluded the King, " as our faith
ers before US have done, SO let US fight for
our liberty and rights against the wrongs in
Aieted BY a foreign conqueror, and as He was
with our fathers so God will be with US in
the struggle, without which Europe can never
enjoy lasting peace"
PARIS, July 2O.-In the Corps Legislatif
to-day the Duke de Grammont announced
that war had been declared with Prussia and
her allies in the following words:
"Messieurs-The expose presented to you
on the 18th instant made known the causes
we have for war against Prussia According
to the rules and usages of nations, and BY
order of the Emperor have requested the
Charge dAffaires at Berlin to notify the Cab
met of Prussia of our resolutions to seek
with arms the guarantees We could not OBJ
tain by discussion. This has been done,
and have the honor to make known to the
Corps Legislatif that in consequence thereof
1 state of war exists since the 18th between
France and Prussia"
The declaration also applies to the allies
Of Prussia who give her any assistance.
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IuYoRnArIoH WAITED Information
10 vented by Thomas Booth, No. ls
Tarlton street, Liverpool, England, Of
the whereabouts Of Thomas 3. Sheldon,
Who came from England to America
zine years ago. He lived for while st
Boise City and other points in the far
West. The last letter received from
him was dated September, 1869, from
Baker City, Baker Cosaey. Oregon, At
which place he had been i'll for . con-
siderable time. Shortly after The date
Of he last letter bs issesded going -
Tie, vhste Pins nisss--Ehfs.Yrise.
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MuRDER AND RoBBsRY.-The White
Pine News of july 20 has the following
account of . most atrocious crime:
We learn from Travis Phoebe stage
driver that Cave Valley, 60 miles cas-,
of this city, was ON Sunday last the
scene of a terrible tragedy. Two team.
sters, Pierson aud Ames, were en- route
from Toano with freight for Phoebe,
having with them . kind of helper or
banger-ou known as Pilgrim" who at
the point designated deliberately got
into one of the wagons and seizing the
pistols belonging 10 the 'eamsters, com
manced his murGerous assault, One of
the men wes killed Oh the spot, and the
other it ia seared,cannot recover. Rob
besy appears to. haze been ito motive
prompting the diaholieal deed, fer no
sooner had the bloody work been &C
complished, than Pilgrim riffed the
pockets OF. his victims, takiag money,
watches, and whatever else valuable
they possessed. He then mounted one
of the horses belonging to theseamssrrs
and made mis- escape. Our informant
did not know which CT the men was
killed, or in fact any further particulars
than those already given. 1t is to be
hoped that the perpetrstor Of this most
atrocious murder may DO speedily
brought TO justice, though it is doubtful
whether any body has yet started in Pur-
suit Of him.
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DAYTON SINCE re FIRs.-The Eoter-
prise comments as follows upon the ap-
pearance of our unfortunate sister
town:
Persons who have visited Dayton
since the late great Ere say that the
town presents . most melancholy ap-
pearance. The destruction of four
whole blocks il the best part of town
10 . sad loss to piace the size Of Day
ton. Although . good deal cast down,
the. Daytonites are not altogether dis
They are beginning to rake
abou, in the ashes OF their late homes
and places of business with thoughts Of
rebuiidiog-some few, indeed already
have commenced putting up new build
ings. A correspondent Informs us that
they have an abundance Of provisions
in the town, enough to last for months,
and that ne enc has yet suffered or is
likely to suffer for food. They ssy they
will be able to take care of the destitute
Of the town without assistance from
their neighbors. Fora this il will be
long before Dayton is the same hand
some and Aourishing town it was pre-.
vioas to the Gre. The people should At
once organise . Ere company and pro-
csre good engine. Water they have
il abuodanee. Il may appear like lock-
ing the stable after the disappesrance Of
it, squins occupant, but % it seemed
after She.ssset Gre three ysasa ege,
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BRo BurLER of the Eiko Chronicle
seems to have been in quite as unpleas !
ant a predicament during the exciting
scene which transpired on Monday night
at The Court House there, as was limited
by the Independents reporter. In his
description of what occurred, Mr.. But
Ter says
We were in GO condition nor position
to take cool note of what was going on +,
20 from the moment the lamps fell We
never succeeded in gaining anything like
. perpendicular attitude in fact, were
borne down by the human stream that
pressed upon US from behind, and in
spite of u constant effort to arise, there
We lay, as it appeared to US, beneath the
tread of . mighty army of people some
of whose footprints-are still visible upon
our person. At one time, as the flames
burned 6ercest aud illuminated even the
dark rccesses where We lay struggling
beneath the clossly-pseked multitude,
we distinctly felt the heat of the FIRE up.
on our feet and, as it was approaching
very rapidly, We shall not now feel call.
ed upon to answer for our reflections at
that moment HAd.we been IL 2 FORUM
ate possessor of millions of bright gold,
We would have freely given every cen,
for the privilege of Jumping head first
out of ten story window. The agony
Of dying by ere. however, did not seem
to address itself so fearfully to our
frightened Imagination - the reflection
that within q very few moments We
should form part of the smouldering
macs Of human remains that it appeared
az inevitable as fate were to mark the
spot where now stands Elko's magnifi-
cent Courthouse.
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InroanArIox WAHfED.-Nrs. G. ".
Munroe Of Peoria, Illinois, writes to a
gentleman in this city making inquiry
as to the Whereabouts of her son, Ira
W. Munroe, who, when last heard from.
was prospecting in Eastern Nevada.
Any person knowing aught concerning
him will confer a favor BY addressing
40 above.-White Pine Nsrs.
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TIE FiRs Board of San Francisco
have elected Charles H. Alderman
Chief Engineer, vice Frank Whitney
(removed because be 10 a Republican, ,
and Chas. ". COrbell as Second A ssist-
sst. Con Mooney, We believe, holds the
place of First Assistant. Ackermsn is
. Boston fireman.
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THAr FIas, - seen lathe direction at
Eupirs from this place. evening before
lsss. s.s the bsraiog Of soma wood and
- old. shAd near the Brsusxieks mill.
DAnaye sstiosied 70 - light.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate OF John l.. Roach, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN-
~ dersigned, Administrator of the above ma ed
estate, to the creditors of, and all persons having
clsims against said deceased to exhibit the same,
with the necessary vouchers, within ten months
from the publication of this notice, to die under
signed. at the Nevada HOTEL in the town of Genoa,
Douglas County, Nevada
MATILDA ROACH
Administi atriX.
Genoa, 22d July, 1870.
CLAYTON DAVIS Att,ys for Adm'x.
jy23-lw4w*
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BORN

Tn Carson City, on Friday. July %. 1870, to the
wife Of Marshall willard, daughter.