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ID RfSATE Bankers United Genfcs.
j. The Bankers Mag zine for November contains: ia
l Of Private Bankers in every and city Unitea
States ~
H. List Of Members Of The New York Board Brokers'
Ill. History OF Banking in the United States
~ Monthly Table Of Govenmen, Stocks, State C County,
Railroad Shares, Bonds, TX ~
The will List Presidents ana
Cashiers History Of Banking in History q SAVING
tanks List Of Foreign Bankers, dc. M 1'Ns'
Monthly, 1--WE dollars per annum. N sa1
ea % ]. SMITH HOMANs 9s
NOV zs-o No. l62 Pearl street, New YORK.
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l(ARPETIEGWe would particularly invite the attention Of
persnns wishing Furnish handsomely TO ne and
beautiful styles Of imported English velvet tapestry and Br
carpeng, exhibiting and
third floors We have paid unusual attention the selection Of
confident quality
ing elegant designs and moderate prices win recommend
them avoraby closest buyers and them the
of going North make their purchases. .wr aG
We have also in great variety Of tapestry Brussels,
ditto 3py double and
received from large auction sales New York and viii be sold
unusually cheap "a Eh9EG1GA BARNES & MITCHELL Ht&
On the Avenue, between 9Th and 9Th streets.
Sep l9--eoif3w M a Ei ,4A s34lgs4k III eg.Ts
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episcopal High school Of virginia,

y
at HovrTa, the Heshis, tArss miles nest Of derandria
~ aSGI Rev. JOHN P. MCGUIRE, Rector. ,g8aa9
TIME next win "Wednesday, 10Th Sep
TENDER. tlst X t&
Terms S225 for board tuition the regular Modern
languages, music, and drawing extra charges.
The Bishops other clergy The diocese Rev
Johns of baltimore, Rev Mr. Cummns, OF Washington and
Rev Mr.. Seymour, of Frederick city, Maryland
Circulars containing of study, government terms SC
those who request them.
Direct Mcclure Theological Seminary, Fahr
county, Virginia. s4Wst3 fa6a 81 sa4e
HOWARD, July III, IpS6 g1laa8g gEtas8b s ae8 a5.
July i5--lawew Xxx Z. pa
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Duvall r. Bro, Merchant TaiI0rs, sy'
receiving goods of styles
Il and mportaions from New York. F .tslE etR 1Ft,
They the fashions the fall and wner styles
Our and citizens generally invited TO call early and
make their selections s.s,4
"a DUVALL BR0 Penn. avenue, rs
kasa Between Four-and-a half and SIKH streets.
Sept 20--eod2wift Typ sae as.iE ra ss 6 III
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u HYMES and Houndciays i'm Praise . Coun,Ty
~ Lie adorned with pictures. vol, Turkey
Poetcai Works Of George Herbert VOL beautifully ilua
~ ted
The Rhyme Of the Ancient Mariner vol beautifully
trated. III
Poetry OF the Woods. i VOL Illustrated
Poetry Of the Fields. vol. illustrated.
Sabbath Bells Chimed by the vol, illustrated.
Poetry of the Year. vol Illustrated. ar aEa.
Thonsons Seasons voI elegantly illustrated BY
Godsmith's Poetical Works l vol illustrated.
Keble's Christian Year. ! VOL, illustrated.
Reads Female Poets OF Ameica. j vol, illustrated. ~ a.t
Rogerss Political Works / vol, Illustrated XII gl
in the finest styles Of Turkey and cnlf binding
Dec IL FRANCK TAYLOR
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Ew GOODS FOR THE FALL TRADE.-Now Open
gentemen's wear, consisting Of
Dress shrs In variety 5stta
Under shirts and drawers, rtF4
n Genemsns travelling shawIs, do tssaF4t1 sv-
Do Kid and gloves do ,g4 W N
Do scaIs stocks, ties, Ac., do
Do a dressing rohcs,t tl Ea- f.lfsapN@f4
Do walking canes, do frssse ~ HgaT
Umbrellas, pefumery, &C., do; ess Het 1850 u AZ
Our assortment from addiona In
men aud buying exclusively cash. enabled 20 Offer The
beat goods at the lowest and uniform rrices,s
1904 hs ..3fisa .es sTEvENs's e
Nos2o-eo2Wn Sales Room, Browns Hotel.
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uisTOklANS-Ealam, Gbbon, Hume, Macaulay. Roscoe
Prescott. Bancroft Irving, Motley, Livy, Tacitns Gies
Iod Rnn Piuarch Schiller scheegei Banke, Goldsmith Crete
Burnett Clarendon authors ancient and
found al The bookstore 81 the undersigned 6ne editions bind
fDgs, many Of them Imported from London BY himself
Dec 81 n etNW4 t 49, FFRANCK TAYLOR,
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LJURTHER Arrivals at Taylor q mnury's.
i The Young Yseers, by Wayne Reid. rs cents. ~
A Physicians Vacation by Or. Walter Charming OIL so.
IA Translation OF Faust; by Q. Il. Brooks 81.
The Life of Luther in historical avings; by Gustav
Koong Cloth gilt, 90 morocco antique, SO.
The Deserted village BY Godmh illustrated English edition
IS. sasNaE la a8fst lets
The Ancient Mariner; Iusirated.s 3d. t gsa 1t
The Poeteai WORKS of George Herbed; illustrated as
Dckens's Little Dorrt Cloth 81 IS cover so cents
by c. W. Curtis. 81 25.
Mieduca Thousand Things; selected from Notes
| Queries. 81 so. .g tF 5F,tf n, y ls S.
Paul Fame, newell; by Willis. 81 rs n, ~. ~
Rome Christian and Papal. rs
Of late Francis Key esq author Of the star spanged
Banner. rs }aA .FHf SIS ,19Bf.1t3 al
British American Provnces illustrated by the author and Oscar
Bessau. vas. IS.
Rhymes and Roundeayes praise ola country profuely IT,
Iustrated S. sfs4 H d gasta I'LL
variety magnificent books the coming Including
choice stock especially adapted for Juveniles t. -
Dec6 bookstore near YIN street
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.rATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS. --Ursuine Manual Christ,
IAN. Guide Key Of Paradise. g.. vincsnts Manuals
Guide, Gems of Devotion, United Jesus Child o! MARY
Following Christ Growth Holiness Jesus
Sacrament, Prince Hoheneoes Prayer book The
Soul Confession ST. Augustine, Mass
cheap well as in and other bindings clasps
Y Dec % ttA #t 8R s&3s& FRANCK TAYLOR
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NHE SOUTHERN SPEAKER confaining, In great
variety the masterpieces Of ursory prose- poetry,
ngue, with appendix, embracing knowiess
Declaration OF Independence, Constitution
with marginal index; washingon's Farewell
Price 81 25. 81 n B6 EG 8tE7F'9s
octH apt FRANcK TAYLOR.
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uphTswordsworts, Souhey. Campbell, Milton Byon Dry
hen Moore Tennyson Bryant, Longfeow, Haleck willis
Cowpe Rogers Chsucer shakespeare. Pope and
found In fine bindings, az tbs book
store undersigned Of them hne English editions h
ported BY himself direct from London . - III. 3
n Dec IS fhANCk TAfLOka
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NEW JUVENILE BOOKS aa
IN Stories Of an Old Muid Translated from the French
3 Sedgemoor Home Lessons By Mrs. Manners. f-,sr
Douglass Farm. Edited by "Cousin Aliee.r
Old Whiey's Christmas Trot. BY A. Oaky Hall.
& About Common Things. BY Jacob
Audubon the Naturalist BY Mfs. 3d. John. aass
New Stories for Children. BY l.. Maria Child. NJ,
A Childs History Rome. BY Jsln Bonner. 9 vols
Y Dialogues By Jacob Abbott. .i
.i4 The do f98 s& sHs58 6A p sta
Merry England I'D C0nns Y #F
History. BY Emily Taylor. &.
Stories of The Canadian Forest BY Trail.
Mary Howtt's Picture Book for the Young. GA
Young Humphrey Davy. BY Henry Mayhem. @ tt
And others recently from England
Dec 10 FRANCK TAYLOR. 4,
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lUAsHINGTON's EARLIER YEARS. By washing
Irving With 40 beautiful steel engavinss portraits,
landscape Illustrations complete finely
Just Issued and this day received by FRANCK TAYLOR
EDec "a
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Dec a
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FRENCH JUVENILE HOOKS for youth OF all ages
recently imported in variety direct from Paris BY the undrg
ed embracing beautifully illustrated wen as Others OF IN
Dee o FRANCR TAYLOR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-02
These whs Desire 10 support
JAMES II WELSH
fOR NECI2rGR

JAMES Il WELSH
FOR kEGISrER,
respectfully notified that The friends VII
tickets msy be- bad
Il advised that the mos. adieiou. way aid this IT,
for eyerylDdvidua trend to constitute nimss yns poio
Ion the pncPel and TO b. in toe neigh
borbood Of bic voting place on election eay
There should be- at least each
Ds,ric, Of the city.
IL would gratifying that b. sent q. sboys mo-
ll3 Nssu that such Organization has n eHe.t-5 E.ch
sens In his AID number .hs; he worn on BIS
own hook
Thrs the wsy 70 work. That's the wsy to do busiaes,
The this notice 10 eispsy-d many % In the
pspsr in which printed H. that nsy be overlooked
and that may not be sd hereafter In any "Oh
would have done and co. only knew IL ought TO ts
THERE 10 A GLANCE 10 WIN
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Amusemeute.

CRYSTAL PALACE-L WEEk. -
~ WILL POSITIVELY CLOsf
ON FRIDAY EVENING NOVEhBER n.
THE GREAT FAIR
MERICAN NSTITU TIE.
OWN 10 the unpropitions state Of the weaths aud
by almost universal request the Managers have received 10 tie
the GBsi closing ~ this unparalleled
INDUSTRIAL EkHIBfTiON
snrf the abov. date wh.n " vii positively ciose
The Premiums VII ~ announced La the leoarsFoop' 90
FRIDAY Of O'Clock p
Beside the regular exhibition the
EXTRA ATTRACTIONS
viii be continued 90 stua vi,h,n' sddiliousl ehsrss
THE PANORAMA OF The RlNgk RHINE,
With explanatory Lecture and pratt music twice sSs
''' - '"' THE New STEAM cALLIoPE
will perform fsvorlte Nrs slmosi ~ uriy
Tar LIGHTNING PRESS
will 10 ia operation,
TBE GREAT AoCASiA
wa pODWORrFfs coRsFr BAND
win p~rform sNrRy EVENING. snt on TUEsDAf sA
VRIDAY EVENINGS viii siye oissi cono~ss - 80
gfsmme
Admlitanee " the wkols only = osn's
sssss will b. found a. ell the plineips dcvntess feues
ssd In the nsin which within beef 81 ne "a
The sirth Avenue from bfcsdvsy NsseJ >na Ssssf
ss, ian directly 10 the doos
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THERE is A CHANCE
Those who Desire to support
JAMES II. WALSH

FOR REGISTER.
respectfully notified that the headquarters of his friends
will be az No lis Nsssaust, on MONDAY and TUESDAY,
where tickets may be hsd.
advised that the most judicous wsy aid this 10
for every individual friend constitute himself rsyng pont
ten the pncpe and TO be in the immediate neigh
borhood Of bis voting plsce election day
There should b- least engaged In each Election
District Of the city.
would be gratifying that notification be sent above NO.
lis Nsau that such organization has been effected Esch
send In his and number that he at work his
hook
That's the way WORK That's the way to do bssness
The this notice displayed many times in the
psper in which 10 printed is that II not be overlooked
and that may be said hereafter ia sry event " Oh
would have done and So If only knew ought 70 be
done"
THERE is A CHANCE TO WIN
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These who Desire TO support
JAMES VI. WELSH

These who UesIrt 10 SuppOrt
JAMES VI. WELSH
FOR REGISTER,
Are respectfully notified that the headquarters Of his friends
viii be at No. lis Nassau ct. MONDAY and TUESDAY,
where III hets may be had
s advised that the udcous way to aid this IT,
every ivdua end constitute himself rayIa pJint
ton prncpe and 10 be in the immediate neigh
borheod of his voting place on election day.
There should be engaged in each Election
District Of the city
II would be gratifying that notification be sent above no
us Nasssu such organization been effected Each
man 10 his and number that be 10 woik his
book.
That's the way work That's the way TO DO business
The sson that this notice displayed times In the
paper hich printed is tina, no: be overlooked
and tbs. said hereafter IN event. Oh l
would have done So, II only knew 1t ought to be
done "
THERE Is A CHANCE TO WIN
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Those who Desire TO Support
JAMES WELSH
REGISTER
THERE IsA CHANCE TO WIN.
Those who Desire TO support
JAMES Ii, WELSH
EQR REGISTER

Those W DO Desfre 20 Support
JAMES Ii, WELSH
FOR REGISTER,
Are respectfully notified that the headquarters Of bis friends
will b. Of No il3 Na.sautt., MONDAY and TUESDAY,
where tickets may be had.
II 10 advised tho judicious aid his IT,
every individual friend TO constitute himself srayns point
ION the princpe and TO be in the immediate neigh
borhood OF his voting place on election day.
There should be- at least engaged in each Election
District of the city. -
II would be gratifying that notification be sent above mo
3 that such organization mas been effected Each
send his and number that he Is st work on his
swD hook.
That's tie way 10 work. That's the way TO do business
The that this notice is displayed many times in the
paper In which il printed 49, that 1t not De overlooked
and that may not be said beresfef in sny event, Oh
would have done and so,' If only knew ought 10 be
done"
THERE is A CHANCE TO WIN.
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Nem Publications

Nem Civilizations.
GREAT REDUCTION = i. RI. .,
LITTER NOTE.
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I..Railwsy, and their Progress"
II..Incidents Of Trsvei.by River and Rail
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vnds1 Of ap~.d O. 1000 Principal Town. in the United
yIThroush Route. to and from NeS.York Philad.p hs
Buffalo, Toledo Chicago etc: with M,p' .nd o,he1
information relating to the rssdrs. mean, Of travelling
TO and from ell the principal cities South las, Aad
VII. List Of Hotel. In The United States and C.n,da
IX..siIty-fou Maps the Principal Railways.
Knew Time Tables corrected to date >,
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YANKEE NOTIONS FOR DECEMBER
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HOU EHOLD WAV E X L E Y {.
IL We Publish To-Day:
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In two Volumes Price 81 90
The two Steel Plates after drawings BY Bilings
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THE IOWA CITIZEN ia the best paper ia the
Il West . medium through which to advertise IL also
sves dsed Of the Of estern Railroads
and Land SpseuIstions and b' ough which Capital
Ad
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~ REA S A R L E
NJ OF CARPETS.
Owrs heavy mportations and the pressure We
h,y. concluded stock RETAIL for CASH
WITHOUT REGARD " COST, soosstns Of
MEOALLlONS, WILLOWS,
VELVETS and B RI z Is,
HEAVY SHEET OIL-CLOTHS nc
DOUGHTY BROrHEk
No. 34l Broadway, oppos:s the PIX
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Nsw-York HisporicaI Seefety.-A regular meeting
o. this scols,y viii Be hsd q The Ltsry 2dss
Ne hudps will be- dedicated 20 the uses Of the Society win
appropriate exercises Addresses expected on tRis
snni several meG bers Of the society.
Tickets viii be Issued nebcrs only and not transferable.
nd may BE- obtained Of the Librs-y
The library and the sseriss l b. opened 10 members aud
neh families, WEDNESDAY EvESfSG Nov. e.
ANDREW WARNER, Recerdin9 Ssere.sry,
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Foil Clerks appointed by the Board OF Poce for the en-
ming Eeotion not received their Cert!he.tes Of
Lisetion will please call for them early on MoNDAf MUM
NC Nov 2 By order of the 6oard
GEO w EMBREEs Chief Clerk pro tenn.
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American Nominations.
For Secretary ef State,
JAMES o. PUTNAM.
80, Compsroge,,
NATHANIEL ;. BENTON.
Fl HSz zi;i;' Il ssss
F'' 49,. EsG.i:'; S i"s t'fsss:''''
20, SAT- I,sq.4yo.
&c, canal Commis.iOnsy>
GOLDSMITH DENNlsroN
30, Inspector, If STAT. Pyi.ous
JOAN NJ STEVENS.
>" 'i hia ( r k GssSi& a,t'''''''
". MITCHELL.
'; sS s,i;i. & & 4 f SySscS S;"'
>" S sfss-., & e. Vs. s'f soss G'"'
LUMAN SHERWOOD.
For '-'' wf 4 Z: en-, Il at Gi-s'' r'
F., v 'riii2t & u 4 S ss;;s; ss.''
ALEXANDER 81: s; ". BRADFORD.
ALrxAs &; si' sfHtt1DlSo.
,.x E; f. Sfs %;'gf'iisH
E E.J Dssrf ;;; a':sTssg
n, o,d,,of ZoPHAk MILLS Chairman
F Fl 8 w naeSNia'Hr, Vice chAlrmeD.
e u WmTaSrh' secre.sre.
ro Clerk, .ppor ted by the Board Of Poee for the
u Eleefin no haye
Liscon will please call for them early on MONDAY NOM
' nov GEO. V. S fSis Chief CLERK pro
Heboken Lectures. FOWLER AND WELLS an.
course Of FREE LECTURES by slZER' Of their
estsbnshmeut EVERY MIGHT THIS WEEK - except
wedDesdsy-s' osd Fellows Hall, Hobolen. ExAmna lions
esily At No. sos Broadway. New.York.
AZ Meeting OF the CONDUCTORS, DRIVERS and other
PINY ked Oct 81 MI L. Harvey was called "a the Ch.
ADD Mr. r. Lord and H. Chamberlain elected
t.ries.
EAsrsa The extreme depression business city Ia,
ss,sssss .oos AZ Glasses. beth pablo and pys,s .pr
meat ia' where It can least be BONE, therefore,
That IN refusing 10 follow the example OF the other
q Sc sPs,ss. The so oS s1 y @M 4 DARLING
dent OF said should merit approval Of al whether
should b. honestly rewarded.
hsed That banks due and are hereby rendered to
Nm DARLING tr only .assinins our pas. and pre-.
sent thus snsbps y. 70 ,ss provision r the
families during the cofninf Winter
hight Observance 81 the OF sd
81 aies ftqgns each person 20 perform his duty faithfully
Rsoted That pledge ourselves do Ia orr powsr
sssb tbe reputation the Third AveGue Railroad mp.ey
Use every EFFORT ita' m usefulness and sccou
lie numerous passengers and patrons
Rso1 That copy Of these resolutions be Published Ia the
dsy papers
Nsw-York HssporicaI Secfefy.-A regular m-etlns
Of bis society viii BE- brid the Library IL corp. Of
lh-st ON TUESDAY EVENING NV 5, at u O'Clock ~hsp
Ne hudps viii be- dedicated 20 the uses Of the Society with
yropsts sxstess Addresses expected tails
snnl several mesp beers Of the society.
Tickets viii be Issued meunbe only and not tAnsersbe
nd may BE- obtained Of The Lbrs-y
The library and Tbs rsgerss l b. opened 70 member aud
oef families, WEDNESDAY ENESISG. Nov. T.
ANDREW WARNER, Recording Secretary.
Politicians win beer n sind thss tbs INDIA -RuBBER
sAkDs Rr tying sjesoo biots b. obtsnss guam
- u Tie ksltss esore Nc. 81 Dresdwsy
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Rapid Sales
under eest
$50 eco Vun fer cash
els t06 eof Hsts. at GESINs,
81 SEQ soys Hats and Csps NJ. N} erosdwsy.
e4,Oee CA,ldr.ns Fancy Hsts- opposite s. Psupa
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Clothing

JEFF Err 8. No. t6; Broadwsy.
u LADIFs' FRgNCH SHOES
- Cents OF SHOES. 80 Cents OF CATERS
lEFrERs bss tu,t op~nsd msrhcen n ,,ocs .aes ana
M'ss.s' French SHOES BOOTS Md TOILET SLIPPERS,
which he would call the special attention. 81 HE
and would invite yisit to hts from Country ncs
sbsDts. Hls wholesale stock 10 equal 70 sny demand.
q EA DOUBLE SOLE, WATERPROOF
~ II IN sEwED BooTs NOW READY Ar
J0NEss. No. 10 ANN ST. NEAR THE MUSEUM
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Politicians win beer n mind thss tbs INDIA-RuBBER
IDS Rr tying sestoo ballots b obslss any easn
- u Tie kslsss ss0rs. Nc. 81 Drssdvsy.
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TNHE IOWA CITIZEN is the best paper 10 the
l. West, medium through which to advertise II also
syes d,tsed account progress of Weern k.ro sds
and Land Speeuatons anc is sour' b oush which Capital
hts profitable Investments Terms 81 year Ad'
ayess W H. FARMER. Des MoineS. Iowa
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-15
COnStable,s Sale.

Df VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS issued
ID ont Of Justice John H. FrccSc's Court. Of
Township No. ), county of Calavcras. to me .ii-
rcctcd, one in favor of Samuel Dowden tho
other IN favor OF San Antonio Ridge Ditch and
Mining Company, and against S. c. Bacon,
have seized. and shall expose for sale at public
anction at 10 o'clock A. NJ. on the 3lst day Of
August, \. d. 1857. at Upper Calaveritas, for
cash. to the highest bidder the following de-
scribed property, to wit:
All the interest of the said s. c. Bacon in a
Flumc and Mining claim, running up from the
mouth OF French Gulch and near Upper CAL
ivertas Also, all his interest in a Ditch,
known as the Vague Ditch taking water from
U'Neils Greek and leading it to Yaoue Camp
The same of one vacant lot in the town of In
per Calaveritas. and one-eightf part of mining
claim on the hill near and west of Norman's ;
Ranch. WM MILLER Constable
Dated Fifth Township, Aug. 8, 81. au l5-3t
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-15

STATE FAIR.-In another column of to-day 5
paper We print the names of the various COM
mittees designated by the Executive Committee
of the State Agricultural Society, to award pre-
miums for every description of industrial pro-
ducton named in the Society's catalogue Much
time has been spent and no little care exercised
by the Board, in designating gentlemen on the
numerous committees who are perfectly familiar
and conversant with the duties of the places
assigned them their efforts. we think, will give
entire satisfaction to the people of the State gen.
orally, and exhibitors particularly. Ladies' es-
pecially, who intend contending for the various
prizes offered for the most accomplished riding,
should not fail to notice the names of the rem
lemen designated as judges on the OCCASION
We think their selection will give the fullest
satisfaction.
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-15

QUARTER SETTLEMENrs.-Somc fifteen coun-
ties in the State which settle with the Treasu-
rer quarterly paid in the money collected
within the past three months, during the month
of July. In the table we published, it will be
seen that there is very great difference in .he
amount paid in by different counties. To IL
lustrate we will take Amador and Calaveras,
which lie side by side. During the three
months ending July Both, Amador paid into the
Treasury SlG,6S6.9S, while Calavcras. for the
same timc only paid in $9lI.30. For the fis-
cal year, Amador paid the State S24 1905 Gl
for the same year>Calaveras paid :S4l52.I7.-
Here we have difference in the amount paid
i'll these two counties, of $40, 75344 during the
fiscal year. This is entirely too great, and
there must be something wrong in the cacula-
ton. Calaveras ought to collect more taxes
for the State than Amador, and the people of
the county should overhaul the accounts OF
their Assessor and Tax-Colector at their ear
liest convenience.
We clip the above from the Sacramento Union
of the sth inst, and would call the attention of
the people of Calavcras to the matter. This is
an astounding statement that for the fiscal
year ending the last day of June, Calaveras
county paid into the Treasury the ptiful sum
of S4,l52.17, while our neighboring county of
Amador, with much smaller vote, and.as has
always been supposed to be less in point of
wealth. paid over the sum of S24 ,9056l What
is the cause of this great difference in two ad-
joining counties? Do not the people of our
county pay their taxes? Are the officers una
bic to collect them? If collected, what be-
comes of the money If it never reaches the
State Treasury, where does it stop? For the
last three months of the fiscal year, Amador
paid in S4.20 for each voter while Calavcras
paid so, 90 for each vote cast at the last cleo
ton. The States portion of the g Foreign Mi
ner's Tax due from this county, should have
amounted to more than Sl,l52.l7, during til.
past year. There certainly has been a great
neglect Of duty, not to say positive wrong
somewhere among the officials of this county
At whose door does this fault lie? Whose du-
ty is it to investigate this matter? What has
our Board of Supervisors been doing, and where
is our District Attorney?