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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-07
VIM. B. COOK. JOHN vILEB.
NEW FIRM.
.PHGNIx FOUNDRY
No. EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN, RICHMOND, VA.
JOHN vILEs.

WIN. 81. COOK a. co,
With improved facilities and with determination
please in prices and style of work. respectfully
ask from the people of Richmond Virginia, and the
South generally, fair share of patronage.
We manufacture
IRON FRONTS,
Verandahs Balconies, Iron Railings Vault and Cellar
Doors, Gratngs, Window Guards, Awning Frames,
Corinthian Columns and Capitols, Ornamental Win
dow Caps Ornamental Brackets for Balconies Shelv-
ing, &C., Ventiators for Brick and Wood Cornice,
Gas and Water Pipe, Hydrant Keys and Rods for
Gas and Water, Traps for Culverts and Hydrants,
Coal Shoots, and all kinds of IRON WORK for build
ings generally.
We also manufacture together with the above
work Pillow CASTINGS, and would respectfully
solicit the patronage of merchants and farmers AL
work guaranteed, and oaders filled with dispatch
no 16-6m
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1 ssIGNEE's SALE OF TOWN PROPERTY.

a '-' nm " wv '' EN-
By virtue Of order of the United States Iissrcs
Court for the district of Virginia. bearing date 10th
May, 1871, in the of Penniman & Bro. against
William pannill, in bankIuptcy will, as the as
sgnee of said Pannil sell at public auction, on
THURSDAY, THE 18TH JUNE, 1871,
at Christiansburg, all the right title, claim and in
terest of said Pannill in and to valuable DWELL
ING and STORE-H0USE and LOT, in Christianburg
This property is one of the most desirable stands
for store or hotel in town, being situated on the
of the public square and street leading to the
depot.
There is good kitchen, ice house and stable on
the lot, all enclosed by good plank fence.
TERMS OF sALE-One-third cash and the bal
ance on credit of six and twelve months the pur-
chaser giving bond with ample security for the de.
ferred payments also to pay taxes for the year 1871
The title will be retained until all the purchase
money is paid. Possession given on day of sale
Chrstiansburg, Va May 10, 1871.
NY 22-2aw3w @. b. GARDNER. Assignee
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TERMS-0ne-fourth CASH the balance payable,
with interest, twelve months after day of sale.
DARLINGTON, Assignee
je 6--2awtds of Chamberlayne Moss.
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VALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE IN
THE TOWN OF OLARKsvILLE, VA.

BY order of the District Court of the United
States for the District of Virginia, shall,
sigpee OF Chambersyne Moss, expose for SALE
to the highest bidder at public auction of the
best and largest DISTILLERIES in Virginia, with
fixtures complete, free from all liens and encum
brances, in the town of Clarksville, Va, on
THE 10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1871
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sSIGNEE's SALE
IA OF
TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY-FIyE ACRES OF
LAND IN The COUNTY or ESsRx, VA.
AT AUCTION

In accordance with decree of the District Court
of the United States, signed by the Hon. John O. Un-
derwood District Judge, pronounced tina 22d May
1871, shall sell in front Of the door of the Custom
House, in the City OF Richmond
ON SATURDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF JULY, 1871
Two hundred and forty-five acres of valuable Land
in the County of Essex within four miles of the Rap
pahannock River. The Land is we'll wooded and wa
tered-the neghborhood an exc llent one and the
Land productive.
TERMs-0ne third cash; balance ia six and twelve
months, with negotiable notes interest added title
retained until the whole of The purchase money Is
paid.
I. II. BROOKE,
Assignee Of Paul Spindle,
my 26-2awSw
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ASSIGNEE SALES.
-
By Col. J J Hill, Auctioneer

A ssIGNEEs SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE IN
THE TOWN OF CLARKSvILLE, va.
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TERMS-0nefourth cash; balance in six and
twelve months equal instalments, purchaser giving
bonds, with security, and title to be retained until
the whole Of the purchase money is paid.
A FORBES,
W M DAVIDSON,
lie 6-2aw3w Assignees.
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A ssIGNEE's SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, AT PUBLIC AUC-
TI0N.

In obedience to order of the United States Dis
trict Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, In
the matter of II Vaughan, bankrupt the under
signed will,
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A SlaNhh's SALE or
VALUABLE LOTS AT CAPPAHoosIC, IN THE
COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER

OOU1vl UT u1zOUOrD1E :
By virtue of an order Of W. w. Forbes Esq. Reg
lister in Bankruptcy l shall as assignee of Joshua
L. Garrett bankrupt, sell at public auction at Glou-
cester Court House,
MONDAY, THE On DAY OF JULY, 1871,
commencing att O'clock NJ. all the RIGHT, TITLE.
and INTEREST of the said bankrupt in three lots
at Cappahoosic, in the county of Gloucester, free
from all liens and encumbrances. The first OF these
main road leading to the wharf, and is particularly
desirable for building lot. The two other lots,
containing respectively eight and ten acres, front
upon and run back to public lanes and very de-
sirable TO persons engaged In market gardening,
TBRMS-Onefourth cash the balance six and
twelve months time Purchaser to give bonds, with
ample personal security, the deferred payments,
with interest thereon, from the day of sale title to
be retained by the assignee until the whole of the
purchase money shall have been paid.
p. A. FORBES,
Assignee of Joshua L. Garrett, Bankrupt.
NV 27-2aw3w
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TERMS-Yor all personal property cash for real
estate ons>fourth of purchase money cash, the bal
ance payable in twelve months, with interest from
day of sale.
j NJ DARLINGTON, Assignee
ie 6-2awtds of II Moss q Bros.
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A ssIGNEEs' SALE OF

In obedience to order of the United States Dis
trict Court for the Eastern District Virginia. in
the matter of Allen A Burwell, bankrupt the under
signed will. ~.
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In the matter of R u MOSS a BROS.
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commencing at II oclosk A M, in front of the door
of the Court House of said court, In the Custom.
House building in the city of Richmond Va, sell at
public auction the following valuable real estate,
viz $685. ACRES in the county of Lunenburg, ad-
joining the lands of Newcomb and others. This
land has upon it comfortable dwelling and all me-
cessary outhouses.
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ON THE 23D DAY OF JUNE, 1871,

Enthusiastically cash; balance in six and
twelve months, equal ins'alments, purchaser giving
bonds with security, and title to be retained until
the whole of the purchase money Is paid.
lie 6-2aw3w p A FORBES Assignee
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board of Assistant Aldermen.
OFFICIAL
SPECIAL SESSION,


OFFICIAL FRIDAY, June 10. 1sll-2 o'clock ?. m;
Present-John Calvin, esq, President ana ASSISTANT
Odell, Pecher, Mullgan Costello, Barker Reilly, Felt
ner, and Carlyle.
BY the PresdentTo donate to the Church OF st. Rose
OF Lima the Of 500 to pay assessments.
RESOLUTION REFERRED. a.,
by Assistant Alderman Garry-TO pave Twenty-sixth
ST., from Third to Lexingon-ave, with belgian pave
RESOLUTIONS OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN LAID OVER
Toregulate Eighty eIghth-st, from Eghthave TO North
evard; Forty fourhst from Firsaye to Eat RIVER
to erect afree on the west side Of sixth
gutter, and flag Clarkc-st, from Br00me 10 Sprlhgst
Fiftyhirdst from sxth-aye to Broad%ay IN ironI Oh
from Seventeenth TO TwentysecOnds ts to regulate &c
Flftyfourthst from Tenth 70 Eleyentlaye; to lay Bel
gaI pavement in Oiyer-st., from Chatham to s0uthst
Fftythrdet from BROADWAY to flith-aVe5 Eleyentn i
ST., from sixth to seyenave5 sxtethst from second
TO Third-aye. Thirteenth-aye., nom seventeenth 10
Twenty -secOnd-s TO lay Gudet Improved stone Pave
ment' in from Fllth 70
&C., in Fiftyeighthst. between Sixth and Ientl-ayes
in Ffty-seyenh, Fifty second and FIFTY lhlrd,sls
sxtythirdst, from First to Tnrdayes to provide te
porary quarters for second District Police ana d t
NJ l.. Church in Allen-st.; two in front Of Emanuel
Eighthayc two front OF No. O3 Futon-st; to place
one lamp opposite No. SO Aunst; one ornamenaD OppO
site No % 0liyert to permit s. c. Hive TO place two
ornamental lamps opposite building on southwest cor
post now in front of the Tenth Precinct Po
post at the entrance to the building; to erect
lampposts and light lamps in Sixtyfourth-st, from Lex
ington to Fourth-aye TO appoint Charles N. Ease a
Commissioner OF Deeds, vice David Thorn resigned;
to permit VIM Sedgwick to place watering trough CD
posle No 800 south-st authorizing the Clerk OF the
Common Coanci to procure bills and documents OF the
Legislatures TO permit East River Ferry Co. to lay two
crosswaks opposite ferry entrances; to lay crosswak
across Broadway, opposite No 1iS6 also one from the
northwest TO the southwest corner OF RvingtOn ana
Essex-sts. 70 build sewer In EighyfOurth-st., from
Eighth-aye O. Broadway 10 ill in low and sunken lots
between the Third and FOurhaves, Seventy and
and to donate $562 So to the Church
OF the Resurrection to pay and CrotOn rents.
on motion adjourned to the 10Th inst, O'Clock p. M
WILLIAM H. MOLoNEY, Clerk.
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cOURT DFCIeIONs--JuNg 1s.

Superior COwt-Special Iera-By Judge Moneil u,
sehane AT Roman Observation-Disclosures ordered van
Ness ag De Yea-Noon granted, decision The Elastic Truss
Compapy AIT James a-yoion granted terms see mem on
n,ners Sinops g-Jmgmeut for planth johnston
AL allowance 70 defendant Of per cent on W
Scbermerbo agt Tanton-Order denying notion baxter t
delear-Moou appointing receiver granted Snow gt CogseL UT
der denving Mannuber at AsnnnbeReerence oueu
nv Juirs MeCunn-Hyde Howard Grant agt Barr 81 hh
tons granted Christopher siapeonMoton to reduce o Brah
let the bond be In $50
Common Pkas-SpeciaI Term-By Judge Larre-
oreMarn WallsceNoion for judi mont on the zen t IS
frivolous denied With 80 TO defendant 10 abide event
an AIT CazuMoon TO inspect books granted Garyn a9t hpeco
-soe appointed LaGeman sg LseIeman-keeenee orued
Marine Court-Par by Judge Curtis.-Baer aGt
S25 Weu sgt Gaia, Lille agt tarrS-Dscohnue'
PeppsrI sgt. Babcock-ReeErel TO J. q. Bashnen 80,
P1yt -By Judge Aker-Shoyie ag Heay-Judgment for the
nl,pt for iJ7 with z5 allowance Ra~er ag Hart
Judgment defendant for Burroughs agt McCae-
judgment verdict for the plaintiff for 2 and costs 90 allow
ace Rble ercheJn for the psntf for L ad o
A9S allowance Perkins Rcharson-Jndgent for the pam
tf Tor S3J with 25 allowance Bowen agt berde
Shaw AIT ertef-SeitleL
Part TL-By Judge GrossIiofemsnn ag OLeay Tor
the plaintiff for with 25 allowance Carpenter sst
StarraiL-Discoatnued.
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manor no sa,d he did not remember now nc uonVereu
tbat or,der. eIpressed my surprise thereat .
o., pnn,von counsel for the prosecution mere Oh.
49,, -, ,ho tcstimony the ground that IL was not
Je the present charge against Dr. Lanahan He
PS tbst the first thing for the counsel Tor the de-
n 20 show was that Dr. Lanahan had actually Deen
ied the access to the books, as he declares The
Ghaipman, DIR. Brooks, ruled that In his opln-
,op Che first thing to be proved by the
counsel OF the defense that the state OF things
actually did exist they claim, and that therefore the
present line Of testimony was irrelevant. They were
taking for granted that 10 had been proven that access
had denied whereas such not the case Judge
REYNOLDS argued at length In support of the relevancy
of the evidence and Mr.. Buckley appealed from the
ruling of the chair. and desired ycte of the Committee
Dr. Slicer hoped the Committee would he allowed to
sustain the Chair by vote, and Messrs, Rawns Roth
weller and Bannster also expressed the same opinion
The Rev. DR.. Woodruff said that the line OF testimony
entered upon might be very important TO the defense OF
the Assistant Agent before the public but 1t certainly
had no relevancy the view Of affecting the opinion OF
the Book Committee they had heard 1t several times
already. AID not word OF IL new. A number Of
grave matters in Dr. Lanahan's formal statement sub
mited this afternoon, said he are entirely new 10 u.s.
and ought 10 be considered this afternoon.
The time for adjournment having arrived, the Commit
tee went into Executive Session without taking vote
the question. IL very evident however, that the
Chair would have been sustained. Adjourned TIL 10
o'clock this morning
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A DISTRICT FREE FROM KU-KLUX.

To the EdttOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: We, the undersigned, all Northern
by birth and education have, since the war, pur
chased homes and settled in Amherst County, Va. We
have to believe that many Northern desire
emigae TO the South supply themselves with cheap
lands and enjoy this delightful climate, and fear
they may be deferred from doing by the representa-
tons Of disorder lawlessness &C., in Southern society,"
that made through the Northern papers For this
desire the publication OF this letter in THE N
Y TRIBUNE hoping that such other papers in the North
desire 10 do justice TO every portion OF the country
will give 1t circulation We assert that not only are
persons and property entirely safe in all this section OF
Virginia, but that we never lived in more orderly or
lIw-abiding community. We have seen no disposition
though Republicans, and freely express
opinions. IL but an act OF justice 10 ourselves and
the people among whom i've that we should say
what we have said. One Of the undersigned, himself a
Republican has recently established newspaper at this
place, In partnership with prominent citizen OF the
county formerly captain In the Rebel army. Though
some OF have been living here than two years,
we have or heard anything OF the Ku-klux
Khan except in the newspapers.
Amherst q. H., Vd June TO- 1871.
H. T. Blew, Seneca Co., N Y; George Bissell, Oneida
Co.. n. y; A. W. Lucas, Oneida Co., n Y; j. W. White,
Deawar Co., ". Y; Jos Eveland, Delhi, Delaware Co.,
n. Y; Ell B. Lucas, Clinton, Oneida Co.; Jonathan
Osborn Westtcld, N j.; Rush w. Bsse Oneida Co., n.
v; II. A. Mead Delaware Co.. ~ Y; Samuel Eells, Della
ware Co, N Y; W. A. Grlman, Oneida Co, N. Y; W.
T. Chase Merrimaek Co. n. H.; Jno +. Eyeland, Delhi,
Delaware Co., N. Y.
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The English papers are very bad models of
journalism respects according to the statement
the Rev. Thomas X. Beeeher IN The Christian UniOn OF
the religious anniversaries which bring such multtudes
of people OF pious and phianthropc quality up TO Lon
don in May, keeping Exeter Hall, Fnsbury Chapel st.
Jamess Hail. and other places OF less note good and hot
day and night" The Times says never word, gives
them never line -" Six hundred ministers Of England
and Wales sat for DAYS In FnsbuTy Chapel ransacting
business aud discussing questions some OF which Affect
the British constitution ITSELF Arguments of weight
and eloquent appeals held vast audiences for hours OF
all this never word In The Times Of the next morning
which give, three columns Of it, bost page 10 tho
names VI Vic yoUug gls WHO were "presented VI the
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
Jryg II.

SATURDAY. JCSB H.
Mails for Europe Wis Queenstown ani Liverpool per steamship City
Of BrooS from Pier No 49, N R. close at the PostOhe at ilO
Station A. lI:l0a d. 1850 Supplementary Mail
paid only up Pier No. IS r. and closed at :o
2. Steamship sails at N. 80
letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double postage
Mails and per steamship Vile De Paris
N r., close the Post Office at II No supple
mentary Mail
Bremen, per steamship Donau sails
Hob0ken. the Post y
A. ll;lo d, 1880 No Supplementary Mail Steam
ship sails At 2 p. m.
Mails Porto Plata San Domingo Saman &C. steamship TYbee
will be- about this date.
Mails foI HI vana and Mexico per steamship
City Mexico Pier No. II g. r. close at the PosOce at
Steamship sails at 3 D. m.
SUNDAY, JUNB 49,
All Mails to-day IL O'Clock The Post0Hce open from
4. to III a.
MONDAY JUNE 10.
No Steamship Mails
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Situations Uanteo-- females.

a RESPECTABLE young woman, with her
Wy eA tllee weeks OIL EOnd IKE into respectable .p
.es Hnly As WIT NURSE Cell address az3 Wes TrtT-
se'calhst' between Tenth and Elcyentast. 10y
GOOD German Female Servants ut Mrs Hild's
" 1aa Ias'eta ~ Noross between yhg;on al ~
SUMNER HOUSES, Hotels, Boarding-hO
Az w liAes IN city country supplied Erst
class HELP OF an uatOEse imueistsv an WATKRR,s EMPIoy
hhNT OFFICE, ~ SiEhsye, over Dug store
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEW YORK. l6.
CLEARED.
Steamship Concord, Norman. Philadelphia, O. ?; Baley
Ship Helene Ncr) Smlelson, Hamburg, Furch Eyc Go.
Ship swallow, Lester San Francisco. Sutton Co.
Bark Eigarl Aoc Br Saraee Pcoq y s. George H. Brewer
Brig Fred (Sor J. Alesen, Dantdg Funch. Eiye & Co.
Brig Bon t3r.) Edget Hilboro. ~ S. p l. Neyius Sons.
Brig l. Warren. GOtt Galveston b NJ Stackpole $500
Charlie Miller. Pio Corpus Christie Bentley Miller Co.
sct Lime jor Gcrrsh, jacksonville s. &. Loud Co.
Schr W. Nanamen Buckalao Alexandria Va Van Bnnt Bro
sehr Aida Lambert. Boston, H. W. Jackson & Go.
Schr G. G. Peingl, McKeHnoy, Salem, y. J. Wenbers
sch John Foreman Carpenter New.Hayen Racket Bro.
sloop Henry Clay, Mack. NevHayen Racket Bro.
Sloop Southport Beebe, Miideown
ARRIVED.
Steamship Cleopatra Philips Savannah June H. with mdse and
10 Murray, Ferris CO.
Bark Bai (Of Yarmouth 81 Crowe Goenburg al days with
iron
Eddie Pierce Cat Isllnd Breeze Alexandria.
Oakes Georgetown, d. C. Holmes Georgetown D. c.
J. s. Sheppfr. Georgetown DC. jacob Brsal, Virginia.
\. ]. IOGt. Virginia. \. j. Dean, Suffolk.
Clara Virginia. II. J Hoyi Baltimore.
H. A. Hoyt Georgetown, ID. G. Thos. j. Frazer Baracoa
c. c. sheppard, Jacksonville.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CBosroN Jane l6Aryed steamships Mcclellan B!limOGe Aries
Novelty, MaanEas Onaaska. Baltimore.
FRANCISCO June l5Arive ships Daniel Marcy from New.
York Tempsby from Newport United States soopofwar Cyane,
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN June l3Ahyed steamship Scotia. Capt Lott from
EeS-iork, for liverpool and proceeded.
LONDON June l6The Cunari steamship Capt
EewYork June touched last evening and arrived
Liverpool today The American iteamhp Weshaa Capt
Shs HeYok June touched Plymouth today, and
proceeded for Hamburg The Anchor Line steamship Dacan from New.
York has arrived In the Clyde.
MEMORANDUM.
Mr. John Philips Sandy Hook pilot attached TO boat Francis Perkins
No 49, reports the 9Th inst OF Nantucket ghtso he Jasse
bottom She through having evidently been
by steamer Probably the Norwegian bark khes which was run into
For Latest Ship Ne,cs FIN Page.I
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6itnalions u0anten--Iflnles

A YOUNG NAN tmauied) who is well ac-
qganted with Esh Farming ana Is prepar,d 70 sav,
England directly DESTROYS OF fung t-aiion IS AR
In the country. Can be vel recommended Aalrss
:. J. MILLS, Shase5pelre Wills H,the. Kent Ragl,nd
ITO NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS.-A Press
having hai charge Of yesrs On ,,a
prominent papers where there have been Hoes All Tlyor NE and
double cynnde also noes ur SIX and iea Under presses ssses
POSITION evening paper: not part .Dan
references given required Address FOREMAN Tribune ice
XVANTED-A SITUATION TO TRAVEL for
afrscls whoeae egely house In SerYJrk By live man
with good understanding VI The business and L0rlnh travelling s
perea,e az present IN the ys trade Windsor Refer
exchanged Al extensive cllIntince Ohio
WORTH SMITH. Wiaisor M
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NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY JUNE IL. 1871.

Queens party and tho Of the presenters, usually
the mother OF the presented"
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basis Of cost valuation articles sggreyspg $40 500 IS 10 which
following: Amount ADDED by order Of agents $bSs ~
thus ARBITRARILY saing the nvenioY 70 SHOPS ~ ,
this addition, and knew nothing OF unei some
months amer made TIE inventory Of pnngohce proper
for Ig was 49, which aded increased value OF presses
i 400 thus arbitrarily increasing the inventory " S6Og H.
The amount added 0 deduct from the inventory OF 1910
Tins il male the pobts and assets one year and TO
din nish tirm IL next year. go, .
Tie per upon examination will he found TO hsve been
lent nc impression to the condition
o he business such way that almost Interpretation can be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17

At the Jefferson Market Police Court, William
Wilson committed YESTERDAY for keeping gambling house " NO.
Mefr
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Go Uhom II man Gonrcrn


COLUMBIA COLIEGE.-Candidates for adj
~ Columbia Col AMI Columbia College School for
Mines FRIDAY June I'd inst. at the College IA
Portynzth st. Candidates requested y present themselves early
as a o'clock +. Al BARNARD, L. d. President
Holm LOCY, AGE -, son of John and DOTcas
- Locy write o LORENZO LOCi, Flint. Michigan.
NOTICE is hereby given that the EMMA
~ MINING COMPANY OF BAN FRANCISCO the owner Of the
legal title property known the Emma Miue oat IN Cotton
District Salt Lake Cou1t Uh 1ct5r and all persons
hereby al The property ecel Herewith 0eog
and cautioned against tie ulrhls' OF the same
J. D. FRY, President Eu4ll Mining Co Of San Francisco.
WILLIAM WILLS Secretary.
Dated San Fnacsco june 3. 1871
no ARCHITECTS.-DcSig for NEW
CAPITOL BUDDING the Michigan will be received at
Of TIE Board Of state binding Comm at Lansing until
WEDNESDAY. November /. l57l, At Y O'Clock, noon. -
Information cement and general character OF The building
premiums designs he obtaiuel by addressing the Board al
LANSING, anl afer June -. 49,.
Designs submitted mus be- ciressei 20 Foar OF state Bihg
Commissioner Lansing and lior Designs for New CAPITOL
BOar the right reject AL The designs su6i1el
Z. .; GR0SyEN0R( state
lansing, June G. 1871. ALEX CHAPAION) Commissioners
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shows marke1 discrepancy tpe
81 ny, and the average bslases IN bank as
r4r ate1ant f v Sut ESQ from looI 70 I.o oe
book 1867 and 1903. the balances In bank were
oNu ~ From the books appears that nowthtand'
80 these the Concern paid in Interest,
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10 1854 $40 ss IN ~ pefioiIcals
during years. show marked Uniformity No good r on Ione
given for sn aonS II the bookkeeping cofec' ANU
tb,y would not appear - hx The follow.
Inow call your attention to the cash balances shown " VIZ
ing tables &. b.,k "a mar
''''s ~ booSs ~ P' '"" statement Of A. v sioniS -,