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/ to America until he has completed the revised
editipns Of his works, upon which he has been
i 7apeaged forth last two years.
sdA2SrIean Isabelia's abdication Is regarded as
!, ;,s,mporfant, as aarendering the candidacy of the
Prince Of Astnrtas possible, and the choice Of a
= ,stegentian open question: st1 ,-i'
GgR..- Frank vizetelly, ,tthe wellknown artist Of
theI 6ndon Illustrated News, who spent some
time TN Charleston during the war, was drown
ed at Margate, England, on Thursday last
The unfortunate Empress Charlotte is
dying, and even the sorrowing members Of
Ter family, under the circumstances, look for
ward 10 this last sad scene OF an in the Mexi-
uan ntragedy as happy release.
s.ss.sl6Iss Elizabeth PARROT has been received
;'aa udoctor at the Ecole de Medicine, Paris,
staki1g as her thesis the subject of Headache,
HwhiSh she treated in so brilliant manner
that ths board at once gave her diploma.
-Ppnchinello. tells Of Greeley, at Long
Rtaach, rsitting sadly, observing the swind-
ling waves, which came all the way Gom
Europe, and didn't pay cent Of tax when
they Mnded. -.
I. Judge SPifzer, Of California, vindicated the
dignity Of his court against an lrreverent law
yer by.lsaSing his place and giving the attor-
neY q severe Gaming. The Judge then resumed
hsseat and told the whipped pleader to pro-
-ceed With his remarks. .>
General Robert E. Lee has refused, on be-
halfof Mrs. Lee, to accept the annuity Of $4,000
settled upon her by the trustees Of Washing
ton College: The board, however, has, as
.dellcately as possible, intimated to him that
they must adhere to their original plan.
49, - ssH London writer quotes Mr.. Dickens as
saying in letter, q few years ago, that he
should probably write his own life certain
.lyfifihe did not do that, ne should put the
materials ID the hands of some competent
pafsoa who knew him thoroughly
rNswspaper folks are becoming lordly in
znansions. The following are dwellers in Fifth
Syelas.t at, Murray Hill: Brooks, of the Ex-
press; Bennett, Of the Herald; Marble. OF the
world; Hastings, Of the Commercial; Moore, Of
The Rpral New Yorker; Cauldwell, OF the Aer-
'@sThesewas an old lady who lived next door
toTh&Eavy-Yarda at Portsmouth, In New Hamp-
shire, and who had the misfortune to be hard
OF hearing. Last Fourth of July she satin her
parlnr while the:boys of the Nayy-Yard fired a
salnse Of :thirty-sIx heavy guns As the last
sixty eight FOUNDER went of the old lady start
ed MP in her chair and called out "Come in.n
It'll lisa significant fact that while some Of
the doctors are disputing whether women
have intellect enough to master the principles
Of medical practice, one of the latter sex has
carried or the prizes offered by the New York
Medical Gazette for the best clinical reports.
These articles were sent in signed by the ini-
tall, MN. W., and turned out to have been
written by Mrs. n. M. Webster, a graduate Of
the Woman's Medical College Of Philadelphia.
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39la,,tatiott, Bisters..E

- u.
A GLORIOUS CHAN eH'
That any sick man survived the treatment
OF fifty years ago, must be considered proof
that human beings are very hard to Kill
The lancet, calomel, cantharides and drastic pur.
gatives were then the order Of the day. The ply
sician played into the hands Of the apothecary,
and the unfortunate patient was drenched morn.
Ing, noon and night with prostrating medicines
We live I'm more rational and conscientious era
The Importance of supporting Nature inits conflict
with disease is now understood. Complaints In
themselves weakening are no longer aggravated
by artificial depletion. They are met with TONES
that rally the vital powers and enable them to de-
feat the enemy. Chief among these allies Of Ma.
ture, In Its battles with sickness, is
PLANTATION BITTEas.
swonderrul vegetable restorative is the Sheet
anchor of the feeble and debilitated. AS cordial
for the aged and decrepid it has no equal among
stomachics. AS a remedy for the nervous weakness
TO which the tender sex are especially subject, II
Is supersedlng every other stmulant and neryinc
In all climates tropical, temperate or frigld, it
acts as specific in every species OF disorder
which undermlncs the bodily strength and
breaks down the animal spirits. Wherever it
is introduced it becomes a standard article
% medicinal staple. Druggists, although their
profit upon 1t is small, fnd it absolutely
necessary to keep preparation for which
everybody inquiries, and for which nobody
will accept substitute. 1t is to-day the most
popular medicine In the civilized world.
Extensively rs IL Is hoFertlseu, !ts peoS au'
vertisemeat is the beneficial result which
uniformly follows Its use. Every bottle sold In.
sures the sale of at least half dozen more. Un.
like other stlmulants it braces and rortihes the
system without exciting undue cerebral action,
The cheering effect which it produces upon the
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Passengers,

Passengers.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah via Rea9,
fort, 6c-Mlss N e Boyce, Miss Annie WOOD,
a Rollison, and 2 deck.
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MATHEWS BLUFF s. c., June 2, 1870.
MEssRs. LIPPMA.i & Bro:
Inolosed please find money for one case OF your
German BItters. Persons who have bough. them
from me EXPRESS having been greatly benefited
by their use. Yours, DC,
ORANGEEURe, s. c., June !, 1870.
MEssRs. LIPPAAN d Bro:
Inclosed find $50; send Us more OF your Bitters;
they are taking WE'LL.
Yours, &C. F. ". BRIaGaAN 4 Co.
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EoLLIN, G., TOBACCO COMMISSION
IL Merchant, Manufacturers' Agent for the
sale OF Standard Brands No. ISL East Bay.
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nHE CELEBRATED THOROUGHBRED
Stallion "JONCE HOOPER, will stand this
season In Spring street, near King.
Terms-S25 the season and 81 to the groom,
payable In advance
For pedigree and any other particulars, apply
at No. II Yanderhorst Wharf Jan3i mwf
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Nine.y-Nlne In tho Shade.
A MIDSUMMER ODE.

A MIDSUMMER ODE.
GlOh for lodge In garden Of cucumbers
m for an iceberv or two at control
{, II, Tor - vale Which at midday the dew cumbers
~ oh fora pleasure-trip up to the Pole -
iEbh for little one-story thermometer,
pY'!,With nothing but Zeroes all ranged ID TO"
oh for q big, double- -barrelled hygrometer,
80 measure this moistur re that rolls Irom my
brow
Oh that this cold world were twenty times coiaer'
vI nnat,s irony red hot 1t seemeth to mel
Oh for turn Of It's dreaded colo snou!oer
oh what comfort an ague would be
9 Oh for q grotto to typfy heaven,
ScOobed In the rock under cataract Vas'
Ohsfor winter Of discomfort even
oh for wet blankets judtciously cast
y raf,for n sods fount spouting mp boldly
.Ernm every hot lamp-post against the noS SKY :!
-: Oh for proud maiden to look ON me coldly"
SII+r Freezin0 nv sonl With glance Of hereye
Then oh for adranght from cup OF "ood p!zen"
~ .rX1doh for resting place In the cold grave
.aiHthA hashtn the sty1, where the thick shaooW
III nnaeepens the chill Of its darkrunuing wave!
.bne:ehrE@ .l.-------- ----s->.~-c>--
:.s.s1 s.ss'; - .s,;t: ~; PERSONAL GOSSIP.
-Szi.u:. g! is4
sgtA.A. T. Stewards income return for 1869 was
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HENEREY, WAL S., 3l4 MEETING ST..
Engines, and improved Agricultural Implements.
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F E N A L E s

Win find L1PPMAN,s GREAT GERMAN BITrERS
the best tonic known for the diseases TO which
they are generally subject, and where gentle
stimulant Is recommended.
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T TITLE & CO., GEO., 213 KING ST.,
IL sell the cheapest and best Clothing and Fur
nishing Goods In Charleston.
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IA CRIOLLA.-JOSE JARA, IMPOR-,
IL TER and Manufacturer Of Havana Cigars,
Wholesale and Retail cor. Meeting and Market sts.
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LfPPMAN,s GREAT GERMAN BITrERs is pre-
pared from the original German ecelpt now In
the possession Of the propretors, and Is the same
preparation that was used In Germany upwards
OF century ago; and to-day 1t Is the household
remedy Of Germany, recommended by Its most
eminent physicians.
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CHAFEE'S TONIC, THE BEST AND
~ most pleasant Stomach Regulator extant
Chafee & Co., No. 2O7 East Bay. Manufacturers.
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II INSAIAN & HOWELL, GENERAL.
IN Commission Merchants, and Agents for
Mapes' Superphosphate OF Lime, No. 128 East Bay.
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II UNSFORD, ]. L., CABINETMAKER
IL and Upholsterer, q Queen st. Jobbfng. neatly.
done. Agency Commcn.Sense Sewing MachlSIG
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PORT OALENDAR.
= ...-. MoON'B PHASES.
F,rst ouarter. 9Th, II hours 10 minutes, evening.
Fan Noon, 18th, hours, Is minutes, evening.
Last Quarter, 10th, hours, 81 minutes, morning.
New Noon, 18th, hours, 6S minutes, morning.
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Wholesale Agents:

Wholesale Agents:
HENRY BIsCHoFF i CO.
sTEFFENS, WERNER 4 QUICKER,
DowIE, NOISE / DAVIS, Druggists,
OLAOIUS Il WITTE.
apr16-6mos
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II. YONS 4 MURRAY, WHOLESALE AND
Is Marker st., near Meeting, Sign OF "Big Bootn
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WIN. MCBURNEY, President.
q. P. ALEXANDER, Vlce-Presdent and Actuary.
J. F. GlLMER- Vice. President, resident IN Georgia.
8. NYE HUTCHINSON, Vice-President resident In
North Carolina.
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NHAFEE & CO., WIN. H., WHOLE
~ SALE Dealers in Groceries, Wines, Liquors,
&C.; Agents for ExtOn's Crackers, 207 East Bay.
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NFERTENS, W. A., DEALER IN La
lYl- DIES, Misses, Gents, Boys and Chlldren's
Boots and Shoes Trunks, Yalises &C., 2S2 King st.
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NTERNAUGH, N, DEALER IN BOOTS,
Ixl Shoes, Hats, Trunks, Valises, &C., 2l2 King
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MARBLE WORKS.-THE OLD ESTAB-
Nl. LISHMENT, E. R. WHITE Proprietor, 11S
Meeting st., next old Theatre lot.
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LIPPM ANS
GREAT GERMAN BITTERS
Is composed OF the purest alcoholic essence OF
Germany,s fayorIte beverage, impregnated with
the juices and extracts OF rare herbs, roots and
bsrks; all OF which combined make 1t one OF the
best and surest preparations for the cure OF
Dyspepsia, Loss Of Tone I'm the stomach
and Digestive Organs,
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
LANGoUR,
CONSTIPATION,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
GENERAL EXHAUSTION,
AND
AS A PREVENTIVE FOR CHILLS AND FEVER,
AND MALARIOUS DISEASES GENERALLY.
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3nst1ranfe.

GEORGE E. BoGGS, Secretary.
JOINT. DARBY, NJ. D., MEDICAL Adviser.
AUGUSTINE T. SMYTHE Solicitor.
JAMES CONNER, Counsel.
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1or protection OF
Assurance applied or
or Policies the Cash system
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CORWN. q CO., WI. S., IMPORTERS
" aud Dealers in Coce Whines, Brandies, Teas
and Groceries, Wholesale and Retail, 275 King st.
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- e.
nqtsln,poo.
John Russell Young tsto have a govern
agnAnE from President Grant.
-s.'3ootet-A.T Stewart spends less money per an
oc mum for clothes than many Broadway clerks
The French Prince Imperial has mounted
high hat
.lelfhs Prince Of Wales Is said to have lost
$40, 600 by betting on the Derby.
,:EGHhe FIRST. case OF involuntary bankruptcy
OF Q Chinese has occurred in Ban Francisco:
KonglChee q Cos: Is the bankrupt firm. :
nv. Thomas A. Hendricks is nominated for the
next Presidency by the Democrats in South
-.5efn INDIANA. :, , 5...5.
.jsss The Earl OF Clarendons funeral, in accord
arsnce with his own wishes, was strictly private
: The dsy for pretentious funerals Of public men
fisseensto have passed away la Britain.
o., o., the passengers in the steamer
f8ha, which sailed for Europe on Wednesday,
were Fechter, the actor, Miss Leclercq, and
,d:tfg Hiamas Barnes and daughter. -
saI e3Senator Eugene Casseriy is to be the orator
Isaid the Hon. John 6: SAKE the poet at the
aalet6ahon .ot. the Tammany Society, in New
u .El,
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NfATTHIESSEN, WAl., STAR SHIRT
lYl Emporium and Fine Clothing and Tailoring
House, Cents Furnishing Goods. 291 King st.
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Mas. FIrcH's NEw NovEL.-We have
received from Mrs. Anna NJ. Fitch, wife
of our Representative in Congress, a
copy of her lately published novel en-
titled, f" Bound Down, or Life and its
Possibilities. 1t is from the press of
J. B. Lippencott + Co., Philadelphia, is
nicely printed in large, clear type and
bound in cloth. This is
all We can say of it at present for We
have just got it and had no time to look
into its pages. We shall seize the ear
Hest opportunity to give it q careful
reading and We expect to find it worthy
Of the rare literary taste and ability
which those who best know Mrs. Fitch
know she possesses. When we have
read il we will try and convey an idea
of what we think Of it. Meantime our
thoughtful friend will accept many
hanks for having favored US with a
copy of her book.
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that the people are eeaaeat With the taxes
imposed.
The Treasury statement for this month
shows that We have paid of 81, 000. 900 Of
the public debt during the month that is At
the rate Of Sl6S. 600, 900 per year. All that
is very gratifying in one point Of view, but it
is frightful in another. 1t is frightful as
showing the amount that we are drawing
from the peoples pockets. We ought not to
keep up this strain; we must not.
Mr.. Sargent has struck the right strain
and we are glad to know that he is ably
seconded by Mr.. Fitch. The figures
above quoted demonstrate the great To-
Justice of the law as at present applied
and carried out by the officers Of the
and if the present Con-
Rress fails to grant the desired relief it
will fall far short ofits duty.
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A TEANsrER HAS BIS TEAM TAKEN
AWAY FROM Hin BY ARMED MEN-A Gu
RIoUs PROCEEDISG AND STRANGE Story
Last Thursday Wm. Woods, a teamster
came to Mr.. Crosby, of the firm of Breed
l. Crosby of this city, in the town Of
Reno, and asked to haul load of lum-
Der for the firm from the Dog Valley
saw-mill to E. H. Dyer's lumber-yard
in this place, saying be had two wagons
and six Jokes OF cattle. Crosby employ
ed him and he went away 10 load. On
Friday he came to Crosby in Reno and
said that be had loaded IL, 900 feet of
lumber upon his wagons and was on his
way to this city, but on Saturday Mr..
Crosby saw him again in Reno. and be-
ing somewhat astonisbed to see him still
in the town, asked him what he was
doing there and what disposition he had
made of the lumber be had loaded with.
Woods said that he had unloaded the
lumbe. and left it piled up on the road
between Anderson's and Huffacher's
stations. He then went on TO tell Mr..
Crosby the following story: About a
mile and half this side of Auderson's,
be SAID, be was met by two men, broth
ers, residents of Sierra Valley, and with
whom he was acquainted. These men
bota drew six shooters and told him to
halt. One Of the men then accused him
of having bad improper Intercourse with
his daughter, and told him that unless
be unloaded his teams and gave up to
them his teams aud wagons they would
kill him. Accordingly he unloaded, and
they took both team and wagons and
started for Sierra Valley. Before leav
ing, they made Woods promise. upon
pain of death, to instantly leave the
State and never again to be seen within
its boundaries. He acknowledged that
he was in great fear of being killed by
tle two men and said that be was then
about TO take the cars and get out of the
country as soon as possible. He denied
that he had ever been improperly init
mate with the old mans daughter. He
said be was engaged to be married tol
her, and that they were to have been
married this fall that he always had
been and still was willing to marry her
at the appointed time. Parties in Reno
told him to do nothing SO foolish as to
run away, but to get out a warrant and
have the father and son arrested for
highway robbery. Accordingly, Wood |
went up to Washoe City las, Saturday
evening for q warrant, since which time
We have heard nothing further of this
curious affair. Wood is young man,
about twenty six years Of age.-Entsr-
prise.
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TIE TELEGRAPH has an unhappy fac

TIE TELEGRAPH has an unhappy fac.
ul,y of getting things incomprehensibly
jambled and leaving perple1ed amidst
a confusion that affords no suggestion
of the actual state of facts. Here the
other day we we're Informed that the
Washington municipal election had re.
suited in the success Of the Emery Tor
Reform) ticket but that Bowen, 1.-THE Re-
publican nominee for Mayor) was elect
ed. This seemed hard to understand
although it was stated explicitly. The
Washington Cbronicle Of June I, the
day after election, lies before US and
tells Us the true story. Not only was the
Emery ticket for Aldermen and Council
men elected, but, as was to be supposed,
as consistent with such result, Mr..
Emery himselfwa chosen Mayor. This
contest was really between two rival
factions of Republicaus-Emery, as well
as Bowen belonging to that party. They
split on '.Reform" and Emery aud his
carried the day being assist
ed thereto BY Democratic votes.
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From the dispatches in last evening"
Gold Hill News We gather the following
No Eastern telegrams-wires down.
Greenbacks are quoted at s94@89}
Jacob Deeth, chairman of the San
Francisco Fourth of July Committee,
has appointed a committee Of arrange
ments numbering 200, two Of whom are
colored men. 1t is thought that the
majority of the committee, being of
Democratic proclivities, will object.
The Board of Supervisors have been
having a stormy time over the recent
vote on the Southern Pacific Railway
subsidy. Charges and countercharges
of corruption were banded back and
forth with a perfect looseness. Final
of the result is held in abey-
ance.
Tom Mooney and some more Dema'
gogues and idiots have petitioned the
Supervisors TO remove all Cinnamon
from the limits Of the city
Judge Morrison has dismissed the
Mercantile Library Gift Enterprise in
junction case. Efforts will be made to
have it made the subject of indictment
by the grand jury 10 the meantime all
but $4,000 of the tickets have been sold
10 spectators.
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Two PRINTERS died suddenly in San Fran
cisco last Saturday evening. T. W. Stand
well, one Of the deceased, the Chronicle srys
was well known to the craft. He was an
Engllshman BY birth. aged 3S years. The
other who suddenly deceased was Frank r.
Stewart. late editor of the Polk County (Ore-
gon) Times. Eureka Typographical Union
were called upon to attend the fun
eral of the latter.
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The GIFT ENTERPRISE Casa San
Francisco telegram of June l3 says:

The GIFT ESrEgPRIsE Casa San
Francisco telegram of June l3 says:
Indications are that the Court will
refuse the injucciion against the Mer-
CATTLE Library Lottery. At hearing
TOO day, Barnes said the only question
involved is whether Daniel O'Connell
can come into this Court and ask for a
specific performance of the Constitution
OF the State of California. Judge Nor
rison remarked that there was another
question. 1t seems TO be claimed that
the special Act conferring q privilege
on the defendants is null and void, as
heing unconstitutional, and as the pre-
cedent Act stands, making the getting
up anu carrying on of q lottery . misde.
meanOr, the consideration presents itself,
whether a Court of Equity can be prop.
erly asked to enjoin the commission of
an act which is . misdemeanor and to
which the statute afixes penalty. The
plaintiff must stand on his pleadiugs,
and if the allegations are not sufficient
the motion for an injunction cannot be
granted. The matter will be disposed
Of to morrow.
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THs FIuAL CoUuf Of the votes east At
the late election In San Frsnciseo shows
. majority Of 81 for the Railway subsidy.
There hes been some shenaniean going
%.
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THOMAS CARLYLE 10 coming to the On {.
ted States. He will mako q etir 10 lite
rary circles here, and when he gets back
homo will probably "do" Uncle Sam
in his peculiar and imitable anti 8. Dry
asdust" style.
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DICKENS funeral is to be private. We
had supposed that so distinguished an
EnRlishman would be buried in no less
famous place than Westminster Abbey.
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PlGEoN SHoorISe NATcB.-Ssys yes
terday's Enterprise:
A grand pigeon shooting match will
take place on Saturday next, at the
grounds of the Base Bail Club, in this
city, under the Management of the New.
ada Spor'smen's Club. They have just
received from California, Is dozen of
fine, healthy birds and some excellent
sport may be expected on the occasion
of the match. The shooting will begin
at 10 o. clock q. m We understand that
. number of gentlemen who have the
reputation of being crack shots will
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Gas Gifts In all............s5OO,OOO

After paying the expenses of the entertainment
and making che distribution of the gifts, as above
annount ed, the balance will be applied to extin-
gushing the present Indebtedness Of the MercaI-
tile Library Association.
The Concert and Distribution will take place
under the immediate directod Of the Board OF
Trustees of the Mercantile Library Assertion,
assisted by Supervisory Committee, selected
from State, City and County officers, and we'll
known citizens of San Francisco.
Holders Of tickets 10 which gifts may be awarded
will receive the same on presentation OF such TICK
cts or coupons the Business Agents of the Board
Of Trustees, at their office,
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i Poekse Book. oo.taining< . Bracelet, . Lockes
With miniature In u, and s0ihs coin.
The hadse b weleoas to ths c0in u tie bracelet
90 niuissuee ere ls1t q The ol6ce u this paper.
CAEsun, Jane 11tA, 1S5o. I've
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NEW TO-DAY.
NOTICED.

NOTICE..
SPECIAL MEETING OF WAR
Rem Engine Co., No. l, will be held
THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, al
NHalf past Seven, for the purpose Of
tranncting important business.
full and prompt attendance is requested.
Per order Of
A. LEWIS, Foreman.
JAS. ]. MAxDIxsAUM, Secretary.
CaEson City, June Is, 1870.
LOS T.!