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THE JOINT HIGH CoMMIssIoN.-Sir Stafford
NorthcOte, the NTH member Of the British CON
mission, accompanied by his son, arrived here
last night, and is staying at the residence of the
commission, on x street-where q grand ban
quet took place last evening in honor of the
present. Sir Edward Thornton and lady, Sir
John A. Mcdonald and lady, Earl de GRAY,
Prof. Montague Bernard, Lord Tendenden
Viscount Goderich, Col. Bernard, private sec,
rotary of Sir John A. Mcdonald, and Cant Ain
Ward, friend Of the commissioners. Sir North
cote, did not arrive until about ten O'clock
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Arr -

:, NEW YORK, March 3.-Arrivsd. the Hansa
t tram g IIsas the Denmark and Wyoming
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports
THE WAR IN EUROPE.

The Ratification OF Peace.
NERsAILLEs, Feb. 2.-Fayre to day notified
Bismarck of the vote OF the National A ssemblv
ratifying the preliminaries OF peace. Bismarck
At once replied that he was ready 20 exchange
formal ratifcat.ons, and that the Emperor had
alre ady signed the treaty.
The French Indemmlty
LONDON, Feb. "A dispatch from erslilles
says the French indemnity n payable in three
ins tallments. viz: One miIliard in 1872 and two
milliards in 1873. The interest is only pavsble
on the last installment, from which proper
ton OF the debt appertaining 70 Alsace and
Lorraine. estimated at half a million tha,ers
and the cost OF the railways in Eastern France,
il TO be dedu cted.
A Paris dispatch of "Wednesday night saws the
1efmsns occupy All the quarters signed them,
and ptrlect tranquility prevails
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General Cable Mems.

TIE FALL MALL GAZETTE ON THE ALABAMA
CLAIMS.
LONDON. March 2-The Pan Mall Gd,,ff,
expresses the belief that the High Commission,
now In session at Washington, avoiding al diff
culties Is TO the distribution OF the Alabama
claims, VIII agree 10 pay q round sum of money,
leaving the division OF the same to the Uuited
States.
ENGLISH POLITICS.
LONDON, March 2-The estimation or Mr.
Childers, OF the Office OF the First Admiralty. n
again reported. The report lie accompanied by
the statement that Earl Kimberly succec n Mr.
Childers, and that Chichester Fortescue Assume,
the duties OF the Ministry of the Colonies ma
vacant by the transfer Of Earl Kimberly.
ARRIVED OFT.
LIVERPOOL, March 2.-Arrived, the steamer
Italy, from New York.
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e Philadelphia gamins enjoy Sunday prize
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TIE CHAIN BRIDGE APPRoPRrATroN-T'he
clause appropriating 100000 to rebuild IL 3
Chain bridge, which was stricken out of N
omnibus bill in the Senate last evening. viii
probably be reinstated by the conferences com
mittee. The Aqueduct bridge company, it is
alleged, brought all the infu ence to bear thev
could to have the clause stricken out, as n
would bring grist to their mill, that is, force
travel over their toll bridge. Those working i'm
the interest OF the bridge company are said TO
have represented to Senators that there was no
necessity for bridge over the Potomac on the
site OF the Chain bridge. 1t Is hoped their dis
interested EFFORTS to obstruct public travel win
fail.
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- ARL LOWS LLERY

ID A X ! . @ J. i Z i
OF
OIL PAINTINGS FOR SALE.
Just received, soms fine PICTURES. 1885 Pom
u " ana sgenue. betveel l2ta and y. m SIS mh3 II
MAGIC I'm THE PARLOR!
~ Branch OF
HARTZ ) MAGICAL REPOSTTOR \, Nstr Y6rs
NJ. HAITI. ILLUsIoNIsT.
Viii open IN few days his MAGICAL RE P0SI
IOSh, at Ellis Music Store, 937 Pa Av.. wash
iugton, for the sale of ConJuring Tricks, Puzzles.
&e FULL instructions, printed and verbal, gwen
With each article so that difficulty will be found
IN performing the various tricks. The Obejient
Ball patented, 81 20, a very beautiful Trick: and
hundreds OF novelties adapted for PArior Amuse
sent Those not wishing to purchase these Tricks
publicly can make Arrangements with Mr.. HAITI
20 have them shown priv ately. provided q quantity
Ne regu'.cd- M At
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CoSPIRMAT1oHs.-The Senate, in executive
session, yesterday confirmed the following noni-
nations: N. P. Chapman, to be Secretary Ct
the District Of Columbia. N. .. Lincoln, Il.
verdi, ID. A. Willard, John Nj. LangstOp, al 4
John Marbury, Jr., to be Board Of Health for
the District Of Columbia, under the provisions
OF the Territorial bill. Norman Stratton, civil
engineer at the navy yard, New York, vice
Siler, Of Arkansas, consul at Santa Cruz Thos.
J. Mckenney. superintendent Indian affairs for
Washington Territory. John Smith Indian
agent. Warm Springs, Washington Territory
Washington Territory. Joel Palmer, Indian
agent, Siletz, Washington Territory.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

nsVAMER BOY MATINEE,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AT 2P.M.
Adrniss'0H 70 MN'nee, 20 cents; children hal
Price: ga cry. . ernty. IL
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NATIONAL THEATER.
TBIS fFRIDATf EVENING
BkNEtlI OF MISS LYDIA THOMPSON,
Nnen she viii appear ia
SiNB4D, TIE SAILOR,
supported b. he Sp'eldff OrC aniza ION The great
Ship Scene, stan S2eg-h, hursefy Rhymes.
secure vow ~sNs in advance.
LYDIA THOMP cON MATINEE, Saturday after
nos a. az ? o'cl0ck.
stNBAp. TIE EAILOE Il
WALLS OPERA HOUSE.
CROWDED HOUSES TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
P0sifiy civ as. two niZhts OF the grand Milita-y
Drama ~ the
pRC.MEB BoY, OR, THE BATTLE-FIELD OF
SHILOH,
ATsnged from Incidents OF the Late Wa,
Represe1tiDs II me, Recruis-ng Gimp, Tar,Ting
battle. Sortnesn Prisol Scenes, &c SO. with l.
beautiful TableGUX. Matinee. SATURDAY, ct d m
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Private SIS 90
Orchestra Oh IS
Parouette and Dress ............. 81
Fsmiiy CirCi ...... q
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Port OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 20, 1871.
CLEARED.

Steamship Chin. obj. Macauay, Liverpool via Queens.
Steamship wyoming tBr, wnineray, Lverpool-williams
steamship Anemannia (NG). Barends, Hamburg-Kun.
steamship Leo, Dearborn, savannah-Murray, Ferris I
Rchmond-Old dominion Steamship Co.,
Steamship VIM Clyde Drew, Norfolk, City Point and
steamshpvounteer Howe, Philadelphia Steam
Steamship Gaucus. Walden. Boston-B = Dimock
snip SNIP BIrmah SBr) Moran, AntwsrpmHJ De Wolf Co.
Bark Princess Alice (Br, Francks St Helers tJerssy>
BARK Prof schweigard tNor, svang. Cork Falmouth
Bark burlington, Crossley. Belfast-Morrison Co.
Bark Celeste lBr, Fullerton, Antwerp-Crandal Bertaux
Bark Fdelio (NG), Kind., stettin-Funch. Edge Co.
Bark Imperador (Nor, Jensen, DunkirkFunch, Edge
Bark Western Sea, Harding. Alexandria-v Brown &
Brig Mary Leighton Bray Neutrality-suspicious. Ward.
Brig Scattering Gather sNG Brnmund EsnSrewC Tobias Co
Brig San Juan dr. Morton Para-F G Gomercz
Rrig Harry Aubrey (Rr), Briggs Barbados-T T 4 FA
Brig Kildare, Maconber Halifax-Peniston Co.
:, Brig hummng Bird Br) Stephens Halifax-Crandsl,
Brig Leona (Br, Tingley, Dorchester, MP Nevius
schr Anna Maria (Br) Cole shulee Ns-snow Richard
schr Guiding Star (Br) Merriam, Windsor, Ns-Cranda
schr Capella tBr, Newcomb, S, John, Mp Nevius
schr Susie Prescott (Br Glass, Lepreaux, MIR God
schr Franklin, Clark, Indanola and Lavacca-Turper 4
schr Martha Heath Nckerson, Indanola and Lavacca
Sohr Clara Sawyer, Branscom, Jacksonville Mil
schr Ida Grant, Cowdrick, Toms River.
schr Empress Kennedy Boston-s Lewis Co.
Schr 4 w kimbail Jr, Hall, Boston H p Brown.
sioop President, Davis Middetown. ''
Steamer s Walker, Sherein Philadelphia
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RAILROAD ROBBERY.


How n Railroad Employe Was Enrichiup
Hinself-He COufesses When in Jail.
For long tune visitors to Rockaway have been
annoyed by losing parcels and larger baggage on
the line of the South Side Railroad Company Su.
perintendent Douglass was continually in receipt OF
letters stating that valise had been lost or that
trunk had been robbed. Fearing for the reputation
or the road Detective Taylor employed to ferret
out the thef II possible. The discrepancies mostly
occurred In the vicinity OF WOodsourg. and after
a careful investigation Of the matter 1t was con-
cluded mat the onender was a young man named
lngersol, agent OF the railroad company at Woods
Durg. Al hye O'Clock yesterday morning Detective
Iayior LOOK lngersol into custody and conveyed him
10 the Jamaica JAIL When placed in a cell he began
crying and made confession o! his guilt He has
been IN the habit OF forcing trunks and vases mis-
appioprating ticket and telegraph funds and forg.
Ing Geographic messages He goes to the Queens
county jail TO await the action OF the Grand Jury
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By nearly every yacht she has encountered Ihave

by nearly every yacht she has encountered l have
been an eyewitness TO this.
Now for gentle tickle from ''Tyrrel,n and you
''Tyrrer' and let "Tyrre" tickle YOU and all "goes
happy as marriage bell" Has tom Cringle"
never observed that Mr.. ''ryrrel" never differed
from MI. I'D. i.'y This accounts for the hoheyed
words and accents mild as far as our disputant IS
fore close let me assure devoted iachtsman"
that In all have said in this letter that concerns MIN
or MS opinions, nave been guided by Justice SIM
ply and no ill-will He challenges all 20 express
their IDEAS. have expressed NINE openly as al.
ways do, with an unfurled dag ana the letters OF my
name enRraven thereon. am not las cross-gralneu
as pepperdgelog" ito quote his graphic, II NOT
ornate phraseolOgyh and do not get snapplsn.
write Just what mean and mean Just what say
nasmuoh as your contributor disclalms all unkihd,
ness ana partially his part IN his several naru
knocks at Others, so do on my part Expecting
signature, under my own true coors nailed last 70
the mast Let "DevOted Yachtsman" understand
Sir that he cannot challenge opposition ana threaten
or attempt TO thrust aside, all MS opponents on
return. Nine may not amount 10 Inucn u ~
true. II Ii does not 1t Is my misfortune, not my
fault. Perhaps we viii all be told tnat, IRON ''tne
explosions OF our guns blank cartridges only couiu
have been usedu Well, sir, am prepared Tor al
sorts OF nings and stlngs, and satire ana sarcasm.
But all OF these won't worry or weary me one Single
iota, provided certain limitation Is observer. ~
course he has the advantage OF me, as ne lues MS
face under mask, and can attack me IN the DARK
am anxious to see improvements In yacht model
ling and rigging and ali that science and skill can
qualities TO our pleasure navy. But lnever can be.
eve this can be accomplished by the writing or such
letters that one bearing date May 27 from the pen
OF "Devoted Yachtsman." The exercise OF an DER
give no victory our yachts no honor to our nag.
Very truly yours, >. NJ. L.
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RAILROAD MATTERS,

Opening of u New Railroad in Massachusetts.
LOWELL, Mass, August %, 1871.
The Lowell and birmingham Railroad was for
maly opened for travel TO-DAY, the last spike-one
Of siver-being driven by superintendent II. A.
Blood. The road is twenty six miles long, and has
been built In nine months. A large number OF rail-
road men and interested citizens joined in the lOr-
ham, superintendent Todd, OF the Northern Rail.
road; Chamberlain OF the Concord Railroad: c. NJ.
Whittier of the Boston and Montreal Railroad, and
Minslow, OF the Boston and Lowell Railroad. After
the opening exercises train OF eighteen cars filled
with guests left for Stonington where the party VIII
dine aud be addressed by DR.. Loring. The excur-
sionlsts return tonight via Boston.
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CAMP MEETING COURTINa,
Experiencing Love aud Religion-A Queer
EiOpement.

The good people OF Eastern Long Island are much
exercised over the choice which respectable and
weltodo married woman, moving In the best 40.
ciety has lately made. Mrs. Crowe, only twenty-rour
years OF age and very prepossessng visited Merrick
camp meeting with the notorious Hank Smith
lately acquitted on charge OF highway robbery be-
cause The victim and the only witness was spirited
away. Alter spending snort time at one OF the
prayer meetings at which they paid close attention.
70 tne delght OF some OF the ministers, they left
buggy, behind which was lasned the trunk OF Mrs
Raynor. Nothing since has been heard from the
couple. Mrs. Raynor left husband and three
children, all Young, TO suffer for her crime. Her
relatives reside on the island and are among the
most respe cJabe OF lis Inhabitants
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HOBOKEN HOP-ITES.

This evening the Young Mems Social Club. of Ho-
boken, give q grand summer nights festival at
weber's Germania Garden. The excellent reputa-
ton enjoyed by this association will draw around
them, no doubt the elite and beauty OF that city,
while the arrangements made by them for the enter
tainment OF many friends will surpass anything OF
the kind ever attempted in HoDOken.
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PRE- IN MOTT STREET.

few minutes after twelve O'Clock last ght a
fire broke out The second floor OF the four story
brick mouse Nos. ~ and A Mott street. oc-
cupied BY A. Schenck as a cabinet factory The
third noor was occupied by James Kelly. Store fix
lures and the fourth floor by spencer h Schneider,
varnIshers and poshers, The first floor was occu.
pied by Abraham Jacobs as a cr0ckery store. The
names extended to the adjoining building No. 40,
occupied by John Ohun as a butchers shop. The
damage 10 the bullding Is estimated al ST. 500 and w
stock 81, 600; fully covered ny CITY insurance.
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Accident on the Erie Railroad.

BUFFALO, n. y, August 90, 1871.
An accident occurred on the Erie Railway near
Attica, at about eleven O'Clock last night, the
palace car Newport jumping the track breaking its
coupling and falling down a bank fifteen feet The
strong build OF the car prevented the top fir m
breaking In as the car rolled over No passenger
received sufficient injury TO prevent the immediate
cOntin uaLCe OF his tourney,
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schr Julia Ann Wells, Providence for New York
Sc n \ Langdon, Bennett, Rockland for New York.
schr coomse JAMESON. Rocslan md for New York.
n kG S y FOR s MsE
s scSr psi:s Bull Portland for New Work. With stone
S c,fo n
r. Osprey kenney Providence for New York. with
Steamer MetiS, DAVIS Providence for New York, with
Steamer Norwich, smith, Norwich for New York. with
BOUND RAsE.
Tadsn New YORK fer
s.ssass For for Msff0d
scSr Oliver olive sy Ns% YSrk N sH @ n
sssr k.ts Psi%sr scndoai for Previdsnce.
s schr ssSys Eye Burger New York Stamford.
ssSI PssS:oa Fslsasph. q for fToSidsncs.
samuel Levin. EaaSsSpon for '0 sa leDs'aen''
schr Mclean. CroweIl, Philadelphia for Boston.
css Day EH asSssheo 1Gr for Sorwsi
sch Lawson FtapatrcE CToton fop, for prov
schr BransTd Hsrsns Ronaou uHi for Sr MIddle.own
HoScise Yq for Providence
scSr Ann nrn Knns psrS41, PHILADELPHIA. for Norwich
sc Percs EaabeSpo or New SsT HaVen
schr Vincent White Robinson. Ezabehport for St John,
scSr Pr en po, johnson for New
SCnr nIcos wentworth, fOrt johnson Tor Bangor.
ford.
schr Corvo, Pickering Elizabethpor for Portsmouth.
and eastwards.
Sohr Mediator. New York for Fall River.
Schr Jos Hall. Jones. Port johnson for Portland.
schr x Polk, Buckley, New York for Bridgeport.
Schr Vandeveer Slower, Elzabethport for Plymouth
schr Joseph, Skinner, Elzabethport for Norwich
Schr Margareta, Wandser Elzabehpor for Gloucester
Schr Sarah Clark, Griffin. Philadelphia for Lynn.
Schr Downing, Mott New York for Boston.
Schr Marian, Baker, Rondout for Clinton.
schr Graham Smith, Philadelphia for Lynn
Schr Theodore Parker, Little, New York for Gen Cove
schr 8 Monnt Young Ezabethport for Providence.
Schr Carlisle, Philadelphia for Providence
Schr Burton. Doole New York for Salem
Schr Bergen Thompson Philadelphia for Fall River.
Schr Young Teazer Stokes Philadelphia New Bedford
Schr Fashion Carbsrry, Elizaoethgor for New Haven.
Schr Clark. Clark, Georgetown. DC, for New Haven.
schr Willie Harris, Merritt Hoboken for Salem
Schr Meme Bloomfield Hobbie. New stamford.
SoOp Octave, Peck, Eizabethport for Salem.
Steamer Nets, Davis, New York tor Providence.
Steamer United States, Davis, New York tor Fall River.
WMTEsToNF Ii, Aug GIL 80 Pm.
The brig Lavnia Douglas. from New for Gibraltar
ut anchor OF MILESTONE and will probably proceed some
time tomorrow There also few schooners for the
eastward at anchor off the fats Opposite.
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

Great Meeting at Brightcn-The Brighton
stakss-victory Of Mornington-The Equine
Wonder. vulcan-He Beats sterlag, Cho-
pette and Nuneham-The Brighton
Cup-success Of the Derby Win
ner-Who Should Have Won
the Goodwood Cupi
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN DIFF
n ferent States; desertion, &C. SUFFICIENT pub
icv: no charge until divorce obtained. Advice tree
M. HOUSE, Attorney, 100 Broadway.
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
n the Courts OF different States. No publicity. Advice
free Notary Public and Commissioner Tor every State
y. l. KING, Counscllor-at-I law 363 Broadway.
(NORNs CURED FOR 500. EACH; BUNIONS NAILS
~ Joints &C., without pain Annihator cures corps bun.
ions, &C., Soc. Druggists and by mail.
Dr. RICE, 210 Broadway, corner Fulton street.
TT THE BABY Is CUTTING TEETH USE THAT OLD
! and well tried remedy, Mrs. WINsL0W's SOOTHING
SYRUP.
DADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE CAUsTIC OR
IL detention from business, for Structure tistua Piles
Diseases Of the Pelvic vscera Diseases Determines OF
the Eye, Nose, Face and Person.
HENRY A. DANIELS, n. D., Ia Lexina tou avenue
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Marine Disnsfers-

Steamships Alemanna, for Hamburg; Leo, Savannah I;
Isaac Bell Richmond, &c; VIM Clyde do.
Wind at sunset ESE, fresh.
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SAILED.

Ship Codsream, Greenman, from Liverpool July with
mQse. 10 Dlckens - 49,
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NEW S
Almanac FOR New York This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS

| DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
| NONTMS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER.
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aisdc, OF ponr Rum, V'hlskpy, Ero,h,
SnirIts und Il c:usc l,isnur. GoeL,rcst, spicoG
and sYeStr1ed to please til. taste. called Ton
lcs,"" Arpctfzcrs," Rcs,orcrs,'r &C., tlnt lead
tho tIppcr on TO d.1:ulic nncsS mud ruin, but arc
iGtruo Medicine; snndcfroln tho Native Roots nnd
iG1bs OF California, frpc frnm ttl AlcohbfIn
<Stinialuuts. They aso the (; Il EAT RLOOD
nnd LIFE GIVING PRIN-
CIPI.E perfect Rcnovator and InyISorator OF
tho System. carrying OFT all poisonous matter and
restoring the blood to healthy condition. No
person can tnIo thc1o 1jittcrs according diree-
unn and remain long unwrll. Aau9
a2Fnr Innnmin,ttOry nn,l Chronic Rhou.
tunttsm and. <;out. Uyspcpaia or Indi.
gcstfon, Hitfous, ltcn,ittcmt and Tutor.
mittcnt Fcvcrs, DisenHcs OF tho Hiotf,
Liver, KIdncys, ind Hinddcr, thcsc l3it-i
.ttrs liaso been most successful. Such Dta-
+ cuscn a:c catiscd by yi,intcd Blood, .Nhich.
!. is generally produced by arrangement Of tbs
Digestive Organs. ~
DYSPEPSIA ot INDIGESTION. -
Headache. Pain In the Shoulders, Coughs. Tight
ness OF tho Ghost, Dzzlaesa, Sour Eruo,a,ons of
the Stomach, Dad taste IN tho Mouth Bilious AZ
tacks, raipitation Of the Heart, Inflammation Q.
the Lungs. rala In the regions OF The Kidneys. and
hundred other painful symptoms, ire tho oT.
springs OF Dyspepsia. n .'ts.'
Th"y inv!goratc tic Stomach and stimulate tho
torpdliv and bowels, whIc,, ronlrr thc,i Of un-
cGunlcd efficacy IL cleansing the blood OF all
Impurities, md impa.ting new life nnd ylgor to
the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, E-urtlons. letter,
Salt T:hcrm, B!otchcs. Spots. Pimplcs. Pustulcs.
Dols, Carbuaclcs. Ring Worms, ScaldHcad, Sore
Eycs. Erysipolas, Itch. Scurir. DlscoloratioEa OF
the SkIa, .Hn:nors nnd Diseases OF the Skin. Of
whatever Ea,nc or nature, ere literally dug u,
End carried ont of the system In p::.-t time EE
til. use or thcs: Dittcrs. One bottle In such
cases vii! conyIncc the mott ncrcdulous of ,.:ci,
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Increase Of Stock. 81
CENTRAL NATIONAL. BANK.
PAID Up CApITXI Sloo.oeo. 90 !

= t,<...OFEICERS: !: u, ~
JOHN B: PALMER; PreSident.
A. G. BRENIZER, Cashier.
@. N. G.. BUTT, Assistant Cashier.
NNHE degree Of SUCCESS that has attended
Il the operations OF this Bank since it's
establishment in February last. and the de-
sire on the part OF the Directors to have asso.
oiated with them more OF their country
friends, has induced them to add $50, 600. 90 to
the capital. Shares 800. 90 esch, 9 !, I.
Payments rnsy be made st anytime prior to
the 1st OF July, emitting the holder Of The
stock to its pro -a.1 ehare Of pyofits earned
during the time the money is In possession OF
the Bank; or II on tha let July, to its propor-
ton Of all dividends made thereafter. In
either event, the new stock will participate
equally With tho old in tho surplus fund.
,;Appii9aSions for stock may ba m ado person.
DIREoToRB.-John B. Palmer. J. Eli Gregg.
3. W. M?Msster, r. D. Sem, {oY r. D. Semi &
Son,) g: w. Behrden, {of Copeland d Dearden,) !
Is. u; Bryan, lof Bryan d McOarter,) ". q.
swa@eld. lof r. 4 ". Q. swafaeid.) Nay
Lemons and Oranges.
EM9Ns 1os sSo ss At 80 cents per dozen. and
May.36 POLLOCK fHOUeE.
Meals furnished at al hours At PoIIocT's.
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FEMALES

VIII find LlPPbIAN'S GREAT GERMAN RIr.
TEKS the best tonic known for the direaeehto
which they arc gt orally subject, and where
gentle stltnnlaht Is sreconmcndcd
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Genuine imported Cnracoa, Absynthe and
Maraschino, at PoLLocK's. -
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Greenviile and Columbia Railroad.
.CQLUMBH,S 8, c., .,,MARcu I, 1871.

lasa Ga I'D ds}e', 8S taa t%e at,nS iosioyins this
connecting with! Night Tfains on Sonth Gsro.
lima Railroad up And down; also with Trains
going North and South on Charlotte. Columbia
and Augusta RsilfUad: '.-''''' 1'.7. ff7777'7
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Sec q &c further ordained That the Chief Of Police netting
Chief OF oc shall have and hereby authorized
required to demand entrance into any building
wherein he suspect purpose
of ascertaipn whether such nuisance cren
if the occupant of such lot building cellar cnco
shall refuse permit sad Chief Police acting
Police to enter for the purpose aforesaid shall otherwise
obsct hinder him i'll the discharge tho duty
occupant shall forfeit and pay for each and every
q sum not exceeding twenty dollars
SRot8 Be further ordained That the section
ordinance nssed the 10th day Of April Anno Domin 1851
entitled An Arhance to establish Board of HEALTH be
amended to that physician in the city Of Columbia
shall report the said Board Health wtn twenty hou)
the occurrence OF of contagious malignant disease
his practice under penalty Of ten dollars for each and
which he shal neglect (hn hours his
ledge hereo to reposad fine to be collected by information
before the Mayor, any of the Aldermen.
Sec he further orlane That this ordinance shall take
effect from and after it's ratcaon that
parts Of ordinances heretofore force rcrugnant
nance, be, md the same are hereby repealed.
Done and ratified under the corporate Of the
tTs4 City Of Columbia the ninth day of May in the
++++++ year of Lord thousand eight hundred
seventy-one.
(sggned) JOHN ALEXANDER, Mayor
WIZ J. ErrEn City Clerk