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Tax Notice.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR, R1cnLASD Co..
COLUMBIA, .. G., June 2s. 1871.
1 pursuance OF al Act OF the General As
u sombly, at its last session, my Office in Go.
iumbia will be open on and after the 1ST DAY
" JCLY next, to receive the returns OF Per.
sonal property OF the taxpayers OF this Coun.
ty FOR the year 1871.
nlankB can tie obtained at this Office.
taxpayers are required to enter on blanks
III transfers or purchases OF real estate, and
also all new buildings erected since last re-
Where taxpayers neglect to make their re-.
turns, the County Auditor is compelled. by
law, to charge them with the return OF the
previous year and add fifty per cont. thereto
as penalty. NJ. J. CALNAN
juno 20 And;tor R;chlo nj Cnrnt
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Refarea,a Bale.

Referees Bale.
msFsfhss y Tospseaa, }. Administrators, {,
PY virtue Of the order OF the Court IN ,he
~ cause above entitled, will sell, before
the Court HOUSE, in Columbia, on the FIRET
MOI MONDAY pa in July next, tho following REAL,
no:eaa.s nrArs 81 bs,m Whioh Samuel Townsend died
- ~ that piece, parcel Of, tract Of LAND. in
Hehland ine oodnty, cqntsintnE one hundred snd ID
three rec sores, more ot Isss bounded North by
MarshaI Trustee; south By, tafids Of t. E. + !.
Rsi5rnsd, RRaih5ooef, ana Weat bY the South Carolina
TERMS OF sALE.9-Bo mich cash as will nav
thereon; the balance on q credit OF one Isn and
TWO years. occurred by bond Of the purchaser
with good surety; and q, morteage 81 the
pf9m,ses ynme =, SOD. so 80 w. g.; MONTEITH.
june IL ~ ,..a, Special Referea
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Observation-Disclosures.
NOON DESPATCHEs.

@0E!fArAdSAN1Oa.HO .HOUTWEIL DIFFTCUITY-
FURTHER ISSUE OF RRH BONDS MACE
!. AND o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aLUUREr1A
BoRaIA--ARRRsr OF oouNTRRFE1TERs-
CUBAN MATTERS CROP PROSPECTS, ETC.
WAsHISaToN, june 30.-It is certain
that there has been no satisfactory ad.
l1stnont of the differences between
Boutwell, and Pleasanton. In the intar.
vleR between them. yesterday. the for.
mer reiterated his right to euphrv;sa
Pleasanton'g official action. Grant er.
pressed the desire that these two shonld
adinst their difficulties annicably.
NEW YORK, June 30.--Notica has hsen
given to the Stock Exchange that the
Erie Railway Company has issued 80. 600
ehares new stock by conversion OF con.
vertable bonds. The Farmers' T,oan
and Trust Company will not register the
Htook until thirty days from yesterday.
go IT will not be good delivery until after
that time. D- -.
Another strike b.. the cabmen is ap.
'SPRNaFrR1D, July Fifteen brake.
men on the Boston and Albany Railroad
have been arrested for thieyinp opero-
tons. They cover months and inyolve
thousands.
ST. LOUIS. July 1.-AIaca accenta
O.Baldwin' g challenge. Mace prefers to
light near New Oflesns.S v.
New Y6RK, July r. frs. Lydia ,Sber.
rrnn has been arrested upon q reouisi.
ton from O0nneotient, on q CHARGE of
Poisoning three husbands and two' step.
oA1ldfen.. -.
TheAbtonze bust Of Washington irving
will b9 unv6iled in Prospect Park, Brook.
lyn, with appropriate ceremonies.
Dean ForbeB; OF the Episcopal Gene
r9 Theological Seminary, has Withdrawn
his resignation. =
i :s1. NIGHT DISPATCHES.
-.HsAyANAi July 1.-2Among the sur.
rendered Canas officers are Nicolas.. Eioi
and Oswald Adam, Meloher and Jogenh
y. Botnall, FelRndro and Bias Rodrio1iea.
Augushn and Parf1eEis Siloa, .AlSsedo
belanconrt and Augustine Cooio. The
tWo brothers Adam were captured by
Genera! Agrainontb. It is reported that
Generals Mamal. Agramonte Parro and
Jasointo Rodrigues have-made overturee
Tor snrrender Valmacedo.. leaves for
Santiago de Cuba to-day; The Spanish
party are making strenuous efforts to
carry the Porto Rico elections.
CHARLESTON, !. July 1.-.Arrived-
steamer. Georgia. New York; schooner
Clara Sawyer, New York. Salad
steamer Manhattan, New York. -,
JANEsv11LE;; WIS, July l.-The ao,,n.
terfeiters.. Lotta, Sherman. Robinson
and Vaughan, were arrested today. d.
tectlves are after others Of the gang. !.
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First Seml.Annual Dividend.
'r.5 ,OENIRAL' L'N6TIONAL, RANK

I !, UQ+UAibIA, g. G., juno so, 1871. I
/ "A Ia s1neeting ~ the Board Of Directors,
ing resolution Was passed, - - ;Y.o y
Hesolued, That a Dividend, at tho rate o!
SIX PER CENT, for six months, on the
ecamsai c STOCK, be declared out OF tho profits
timo this Bank has been in operation: and
that THREE PER GENT. additional. on the
capita! stock, be PASSED to the credit Of Sur.
tho 1st July. A. q. BRENJZEn
Julyl2.S ~ sh;sr
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Notice.

Notice. 't
T1HREE months from this date. application, \,
will be made to the Greenyille and Comm.
Din Railroad Company for the renewal Of the
following SCRIP, belonging to the estate of
JESSE DEBhUHL, which has been lost or
Stock Scrip No. I ,162, $50 sha!ree.
81 900. ID
Scrip No. 1887. S shares.
Assessment Certificate on ssne No.15 514
$50. WM. p PAUREH A''A1'
receiver Estate OF Jease DeBruhl, doo'd,
JUNE 9, 1871. Abbeyilie O. n
June 6 Ianc
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TME '7E1E1. !. .aeaasa ; IS ]; = 4421HIo 9'H
:Noreiln. .ARkSiA,,
NOON DEspATCHEsg e;,

4. ,,4 NOON DEspATQHEsS eli. g., g.,
TIE THEIRS DHNRRs-FKRNcH. .i0FHKpXrS TN a
REouPERATTNa-pANR OF FHANCE ALI,
RaHr-REvIEw oF. ENsaI1sH yrloofaA
AMERICAN DAEQuETZFRENoH RuEdr1oNs
:PANs, June 80. Tie dinner piyen bv
Ihlers after the review Yesterday was a
brilliant affair, attended BY nil generals
anu colonels Of the army Lii and hehr
Parie. and By members oi tie, Ministry
and many. prominent Dsputies .of the
a's Assembly. THE utmost coraaalIty pre-
French Journals resent oepsnr,eliss s rs 3 oof the
NorM German Ga1eto on .She military
expenditures Of France They main.
tain ta.nthat that question aohcstns France
BsaI1N, June 80. The Emperor has
pEeseated the estate Of 6chwarzsndeck
to Bismarck: 10 .:nt "a H. 81 ,il.. a.
PAn1s, July -: Marshal McMahon
and General Dectesey are going to Ba-
roges In the Pyrennes. to seek renewed
health In the famous hot sulphur baths
OF that region. af,tn
$4,000 fusiliers and ganners have. been
sent nome. Hauemann, Baret and AS
ohalot: have withdrawn from candida
tufes for the Assembly. Deoisssy' has
Issued 2 circular. Prescribing regulations
1or taxing the vote Of the army =.
,,Ih5 Bank Of France has commenced
the epnblication of its Yetutns. Bullion
IN tne vaults 550. .O00, 600 francs; Trea-
foNDoN, July I,WTbe ue Vhoia 4, H..
royel family, the Duke :Nemours and
the! Prince Imperial were present at n
review, Of 5000 troops .by the Oneen. in
Bashy Park, Yesterday III. i. = Z /. ~
The German uattempt to excite dissaf-
isiaotlon wish the British ,,Govetnment
9mongst the inhabitants OF Heligoland,
has proved n failure. ,:;s
banquet was given on Thursday by
:ne. Anglo-Amerioan Association. The
following named Americans we're pre-
sent: Wm: E. Dodge. Bishop McIlyain,
Henry Milsoa, Hugh McCuliooh, Gen.
Smith, Messrs. Palfrey, Hoar and others.
Speeches OF friendly character. usual
on such .occasions, were made; The
Rrassian Grand Duke, vladimir. paid q
vlmt.tn Napoleon. Mr.. Howard. Secra-
eagy of the British Legation at WASH.
'Ingtony Ras been appointed agent in The
United Stntes to receive claims Of Bri.
tan SUBJECTS coming within articles from
a. ae T. twelfth to the seventeenth OF the
IoNpoN. July. Ii The papera .ol to.
day discuss the. French elections, which
they generally believe will result favor
ably to the Government OF Thiers and
the republic. A despatch from Paris
says the return Of Monarchists is proba.
bic from many OF the departments. The
lmPorlaiists are making an active can
vass, but really have no chance of secar-
lag = considerable number OF members
Of the Assembly.
PAn1s, July 1.-The Official Journal
says there were present and taking part
IN the review at Long, Champs 100 bat
talions OF infantry, sixty aquadrons OF
cavalry, twenty companies Of engineers
and $50 pieces Of artillery. The Orleans
Pr1noes are to-day visiting Theirs. The
Republican, candidates for the Assembly
printed to-day the name of Gambettu as
absent. t la
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Livery and Sale Stables.

#$f4s8s1e - viii. continue the bu-
dSstsa - Asns. siaess II ssI IhsTst?toie M ooP;
The late firm. His OmnibuAea and Csfria ces
VIII convey passengers to and rom the Rail-
re I'd Depts TO the ColumbiA Hotel, The NICK
efao1 Aouao, OF any part Of the city. He viii
for hire on'reAsona able ter nas ;and p6ioits the
patronage Of the friends Of tho late arm.
dune 26 .n..,, OWEN DAILY.
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For Rent.

- :. WE offer The following dcairab,e ,ro.
@Wf gerty for rent: T splendid family REsf.
4AA DENOE, with forty.two acres OF land at.
ttschsd. t,: known as the e"walkor Place" Several
az nuadred , lruit trees OF choicest selection now
IN Inli bearing. The lands are conlprised
OF highlanda and meadow, with a bold free
spring not distant from the house. Tho front.
near four acres In extent, faces on Upner
boundary, ono OF our most public etreets,
Z. O'NEAtE & SON.
June Cotton Town
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Charleston Orphan Honae

VIE Commissioners Of the above n lam ed In.
y. \ sNntution ~ desire to apprentice to Meohan
", nssf,i OF Other I. persons engaged In
me tsi institution, whose ages respectively vary
Communications addressed to the "Uoro.
Charleston, South Carolina" viii raoaivss
prompt attention Tnnaon a.
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College Commencement at Dne West.
@Ag @GagaB

dnEENv1LLE AND COLUMBIA RA1LnoAp Co.
GoLUMeIA, 3. o., June rs, 1871.
SoUND Trip Tickets, for ono fare, will be
d.S, ~ sola as all stations on this road for Don
1aio 70 persons who desire to visit Due
Mest during commencement exercises of
Ersk1ne college and Due West female Col.
ie8e, on the i9th snd 18th Of July.
continue until the 1ith, Inclusive. tbe nrivi. I
lege to return to extend to the 18TH i'ifolnsiyt.
THOMAS DODAMEAD. !.
a, General Superintendent.
- bARrLx1T, General Ticket Agent.
please insert three times weekly.
June 26 ~
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MHW GOODS
G. f. JACKsON's.

.MEW styles OF PRINTS.
T,;,S Sew Ss styles & OF Aprons. white and bufI.
Children's Buff Linen Blouses.
Ladies Silk Saratoga ,Ties,
All at very low prices. :5nroa
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Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail
road COMPANY.

TREAsunER's OFFICE,
CoLUMB1A, 8. c., Juno a., 1871.
. VIE Coupons on Bonds due on lat OF July
Ganti He7t, !ess Government tax, will be paid at
National Bank. in New York, at First National
Gank, IN Charlotte, N. O., and Office of Measrs.
John J, Cohen sohs, in Augusta, Georgia.
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Schedule Western Division Whining.
ton, Charlotte and Rutherford Raj.
road. s
h Aa E ~
W1LM1SaToS, Charlotte AND Kuru'n X, !,
LIacoLNroN, N. O., June aS, 1871.
FAYE Charlotte $50 a. H., Tuosdays.
M 9 Thg5adays ;31 and Saturdays, arriving at
TaoES W siiie aaS I. A., connecting with good
! heturn to Charlotte P. si. same davs.
I ,.;A'.I3 Y.Q. JOHNSON,
Jul! 1mo .-.. III. Assistant Snp't
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JAWS Magic Grease and Spot Remover
Wis ls Invaluable in cleaning clothes OF
4 any sort. It docs not injure or disooIor
the fabric in the slightest. Price Is cents.
prepared Tor sale by ". C. FISHER,
June 40 Druppfnt
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Payment Of Interest.

oyuout VI |UC5rEBC.
OFFICE CITY TREASURER,
x,,,x CoLCMBIA, S. c., June &c, 1871,
t1TY OF Columbis COUPONS due, aud those
~ maturing July l, 1871, will be paid on and
a1ser r mat date, upon presentation at this
oince. WILLIAM J. ETTER,
oa City Treasurer.
Othce hours 9 4. N. to q P. II.
=, ~ The following papers will please insert
ndeG tanin ~ times and send bill and paper
Charleston Courier, Charleston Republican
AIngusta, ~ ,Constitutionalisf, New York journal
- CoLtnc'ce. July Is
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FIRE INSURANCE.
George Higgins Agency,
Established in Columbia, S. c., A. .. 1910.

VIE following companies have complied
n 4 with the laws Of the State Of South Caro-.
ana; and have been duly licensed by the Comp
Gt.oqtler;Genoral OF the State, and by city OF
ooiulnbia' Tor the present year, representing q
CAPITAL OF OVER sao,ooo.ooo.
= Etna Fire Insurance Company, Of Hartford
Connecticut. ~ :
don. -
Union Fire Insurance Company, Of San
Francisco. California.
y ph0aix Fire Insurance Company, Of New
putnam Fire Insurance Company, OF Hart
:, Manhattan Fire Insurance Company, OF New
GEORGE HUaaINs, Agent.
Oi1oe At MIR. Duties now bookstore opDp.
site the Columbia Hotel. Nav 20 t3n,o
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Barbecue.

Barbecue.
s-,.z THERE will be BARBECUE anu,
HsasA Shooting Match, at Froat's l!ill, on
..z4tRshe Fourth OF July. -Four Bceycs to
3be shot for. PiHtols, Rifos and Shot
Gums to be- used. Rolling and stntfonary
3a[Gets. Juno 80
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Teas! Teas! Teas!!!
NTE have Just received an Invoice O, choice
w TEAS, combating OF
UNCOLORED JATAN.
Tyson, Gunpowder,
ioung Tyson, Imperial,
Oolong and English Breakfast Teas.
FOR sale St our usual low prices.
June 2S JOHN AGNEw r QnN
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FRANKFORT, July 1.-Bonds 06h.
PARIs. July 1.-Rentes 58f. 70.
LIVERPOOL, July 1-Evening.-Cotton
opened firm and closed active- uplands
so; Orleans o%; sales 10000 -bales !;
speculation and export 10000.
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coRDErr noUsE-coRDErT BROTHERS, pRopRIEToRs.

DISTRICT CoURT.-The following
business was transacted in the Second
District Court yesterday: State vs..
Twaddle; judgment tor defendant.
Virginia and Truckee Railroad Com
pany vs.. Lovtioy; demurrer over
ruled. MusgroVe vs.. BraZeltOn; state
ment on motion for new trial settled
and ordered engroSsed. Pratt vs..
Rice ct al: motion to vacate order de
MED. Court adjourned until 10 o'clock
to-day.
TAxEs.-At a meeting of the Board
of County Commissioners, held on
Saturday last, the rate of taxation for
the current ear "a fixed at 81 80 on
each Sl00-for State purpose, 81 %, and
for county purposes, s. -. The
county lax was apportioned to the
different funds as follows: General
Fund. 81 -; Road Fund, > cents;
School Fund, . cents; Fire Fund, Is
cents, and to the Railroad Fund, 81 10.
~run-ott, we b~elieve) occurred 10 a train
of cars on the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad Yesterday, somewhere near
the Mound House. by which TWO other
trains We're delayed for some hours.
We could not ascertain particulars.
CLosED.-Frank Henderson's In
dian fandango on the East Fork of the
Carson closed on Sunday evening.
and the ''noble red" participants are
preparing for a trip to their fishing
IA at1ptS IN tho I'nta-npiSn'< nl-a Roo
hoo.
TENNANT.-ThOmas J. Tenant, late
Assemblyman from White Pine
~. writes us that he has settled at
Eureka and is engaged i'll mining.
Socially, there are many worse men
than Tom. Tenant; politically, few.
PARADIsE.-A private letter from
Paradise Valley, Humboldt county,
informs us that the crop prospect in
that region is Very flattering, and
that more grain will be w there
this season than in any previous year
S~CARIFYING BOUT.-Two prisoners
in the County Jail had a little friendly
set-tO with jack knives on Sunday,
both being stripped 10 the waist, but
did no damage beyond a little blood
letting.
LoST.-The finder of a silver mount
ed m~eerschaum pipe, with long stem,
lost somewhere on Carson street, will
be literally rewarded on leaving the
same at this office.
James J. Mandlebaum keeps con-
stantly on hand the finest imported
Havana and domestic cigars. tobacco
in all its various modes of preparation,
confectioneries, fruits, nuts, etc. =
NEW GooDs.-Tbe Ladies of Carson
should go and see the new and elegant
stock of goods received by Olcovich
Bros, before purchasing elsewhere.
They are selling goods at very low
rates.. =
Go to n. ]. SAVERS for your gen.
uine Rembrandt Photographs, at San
Francisco prices.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Arrivals.
BY L. II. OVERS STAGE FROM RENO.
Mr. Chalmers NJ Brown RS Kennedy
Departures.
BY l.. II. DYER's STAGE FOR RENO.
S Bonnifeld ii T Rice & VT Mr. Jones & VT
Joe CDwen Mr. Macarthur Mrs Jennie Ash
Rev MIR Allen NJ Thompson S A Davis
NJ Augustine
BY W. F. WILSON'S AURORA STAGE.
Miss Stafford ii Adgers John Burns
Martin Nee Ms Chalmers MIR Franklin
J n Farwtll MIR Stone l. Andeline
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Mail and EXDreSS,

ARRIvFs.-From the CT. Railroad and
WashOe at . a.. m.
From Virginia, Gold Hill, Silver City
and Dayton at 10 IA. IN.
From AURORA, Pin Grove and Genoa
at > p. m.
D~EPARTs.-For Washoe and c. T. Rail-
road at i p. m.
Fol- Dayton, Silver City, Gold Hill and
Virginia at 1 p. m. .
For Genoa. Pine Grove and Aurora at
I Il. III.
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SPECIAL NOTICE. indigestion is the
cause of nine-tenths of all diseases the
living machine is subject to. Give tom
to the stomach and digestive organs, and
you will save more than half in your
doctors bills. Dr.. Henley's celebrated
IXL Bitters are recommended by all ply
sicians to dyspeptics and for all COM
See advertisement in another column.
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POSITIVELY the LAST CHANCE,

As the drawing Of the above list will come off at a
Grand Gift Concert. to take place at the
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Little |

'Becky') McAllister left the State Or
phan Home yesterday in company
with her parents, who propose sending
her to school at Benicia. Some years
ago the mother NOW Mrs. Grey OBJ
tanned a divorce from her husband,
who soon thereafter left Virginia City
for one of the northern Territories.
Shortly after he left. word reached his
former wife that he had been killed,
and in due course of time the doubly
widowed Wonlan married again. In
accordance with the time-honored Gus
tom of this coast a second separation
took place, and the mother placed her
fatherleSS daughter in the State Orphan
Home in this city. \ short time since
the father returnedfrOm or Mon
tana. and. meeting his former wife.
ascertained the whereabouts of his
child. Having both the will and the
means to do the right thing by his
daughter, McAIlister, accompanied by
his former wife, Yesterday came down
and took the little II away.
LOOK OUT FOR THEM.-On the 18th
OF February last, Q. X. Smith of San
Luis Obispo county, California, left
his home with his team, and has not
since hoan hoard from II NOW he
49,.
N''' "G was "i" IA"
his animals were run out OF the state.
o. H. Mitchell. OF cambria, California;,
has written to Governor bradley OF
this city to look out tor the
or murderer> and their booty. The
animals are described as follows: Two
falr.siyIl ~ "a tia rrZ v rp1n mares
bearing the brando of * III a circle, or
Circle k;' one a little darker than
the other. MOTHER brand. Gentle 10
WoFk or rae. ANY person seeing suGh
smith E,unIr;a San luis ohisno
county, California. The newspapers
o. thl> STATE VIII confer a laHoF Oh
.crintinn arannd -
THE AEIlsT.-lh por-
trait of Senator Nye. painted by our
fellow townsnan Cvrinas r NcCIel-
iah' was recently presented 10 'he sen
ator's daughter, Mrs. Mary W. Wal
ler. ra.iiinr in New York. From let
roooroI "a roor, that
r,S Ln,L ~ u.nrl- ~ ~. anJ
rs an accurate likeness OF the subject,
mas received iie uhquaililed doF
n,Gnrs y, ~ d~istinTniSbnd ]rnnntoo
in the metropolitan city. which is GER
tainlv no mean compliment to Mr..
Mcclellan. We regret To learn that
Mack" will remain here but a short
time longer. and, as no such favorable
opportunity as the present will soon
be presented for such as desire to have
execute" lolsdII.s " sue a tGtis
nnr citilens to call at his studio at
once.
OK HIS MrsC1F-We that IL
,,..Iu,aun.ahia ;loonah,ond-
''u II" ">'"itH
friend, Nasty of Genoa, has been try
ing his muscle upon an abbreviated
Tor inebr.ated-We didn't eaten the eN-
fteasn' 90 wvI sfan+nrM rosnItn
1t is said Nasty has grown about four
inches taller since he .'gOf away with
his man." and that his shoulders have
hroadened II to the dimensions of a
harm door and we Wo,lld advise Hpa-
ha h ~ ccauinu f." trayni this w,v
I r:
"hlcfl the dallcIhg SCHOOL d. EihPlle
City was merged on Saturday evening
last WAS a Grand affair, forty-two
couples belng present, seVerai Oh theil
Tbn nannIn ~ Tnnirn knovv how 70
have Good time. and their sociables
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TR e
Ii. F. HASTINGS & CO., Bankers,
With whom all moneys viii be deposited, and by
whom all disbursements will be made.
10000 Tickets viii be Sold at cas-
Coin, Each.

This Ticket will admit the bearer to Concert.
ss-The drawing will take place and the Gifts
awarded / in a precisely similar manner as at the
Concert given in San Francisco, in aid of the
Mercantile Library, and under TIE joint super
vision Of a Committee Of Wei known citizens Of
Sacramento, AMI the officers Of said Associations.
Es- Persons at a distance can obtain Tickets by
sending Checks on any Of the Sacramento Banks,
or Coin by Wells. Fargo Il Co. Ten per cent.
commission Will be allowed to persons sending Tor
Fifty OF more Tickets. Commissions paid in
Tickets.
All orders should be addressed to
CADWALADER, DAVIS 4 CO,
Business Managers,
P. Q. Lock Box DDS, Sacramento, Cal.
General Agency-44 Fourth street, between J
and k. mhZ9-td
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MARISVILLE THEATER
Monday, May 1st, 1871.

THE ENTERPRISE WILL BE CONDUCTED
| in a precisely similar manner to that Of the
late Gift Concert If the Mercantile Library Assoc
citation in San Francisco. and a committee of prom
inent citizens duly appointed TO superintend the
distribution of Gifts.
The names of the Managers is sufficient guaran-
tee to the public that the drawing aud distribu-
tipn will BE- fairly done.
We have every assurance, hy the innumerable
orders and Inquiries from the East. and all the
Pacific States and Territories, that our tickets can
ieadily be disposed Cf in forty days time.
several similar Gift Entertainments have al
ready bean carried through in this State. and We
respectfully appeal, in behalf Of the worthy Asso-
Citations proposed to be benefited, to a generous
aud discriminating public TO grant us the rights
and patron 'ge already extended to others.
Es-A discount of 1213 per cent. will be made
to all purchasers Of FIFTY Tickets or more.
Persons not convenient to An Express can secure
tickets for currency, through the Postofiice. Say,
encl 5, a SO bill. for which they will receive by
return mail registered letter. three tickets, or in
this proportion.
Address orders,
j. b. CONDOR.
Secretary and Business Manager,
ap16 I'd Marysville, Cal.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-18
Sacramento Pioneers and Sacramento
Library Associations,
nURING THE CONCERT 1.sI7GIFTs WILL

For their joint benefit, and to pay their existing
Indebtedness.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-18

WANTED.-State Warrants for 1870, at
95 centS RICE & THORPE,
apll-lw At Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s.