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New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
TFLTGRAPHIC NOTES.

Order has been restored iii Brussels
The yellow fever is disappearing at Buenos
Ayres snd business Is reviVing
The Boston nine "ChicsgOed" the Kekiongas
Of Fort Wayne Yesterday in hne style
The wheat crop in Delaware, now nearly har-
vested is pronounced the best TOT many years
Yesterday being the anniversary OF the settle
msut Of IAfar observed A. holiday there'
80. The Italian Chamber of Deputies has approved
of al the articles the bill for the reorganization Of the army
Government loan of 7S0O0OOO francs,
s, br the property the Of RouaAhi about TO be put on
The European mafkes -
The National Camp Meeting OF the Methodst,s V,
4, and continue ten days ,
The census of England. Wales, and Ireland
b onpletr The population of England and Wales j. Officially
stated about RI 100 900 and that u ireland a. about 5ooO
Joseph Z. yerill Of Boston was shot at 4. and
.ck gss an Alleged m Ailaty bewlea FeH and Baro~s VILE
m Tho British Flying squadron, eonssting OF IN the
Vsa. Pigalcs and immOualte saild n ia
a. a. m Gllrsrsr where Will be- joined by The Aniofa aud
Cossssk isy Tse rle' hA ySa P2ss'4 " L'.As
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
PERSONAL.

Congressman Dawes has presented the Athe-
ia Pitsield Mass, with Soovolumes of Congress
documents.
Mr. George Makepeace TOwle, late American
Consul AZ Naples, viii lecture next season on By-way
Phases o. Paris Life.
The Hon. Thomas Russell, Collector of the
Port OF Boston, sailed yesterday from this city for
Europe, with his family.
The Rev. r. r. Shipper Of Worcester, Mass,
has resigned the pastorae Of Trinity Church. and ac-
eepted the office OF Corresponding Secretary OF the
American Unitarian Association.
Frederick Douglass has resigned his position
as member Of the Council OF the Territory OF Columbia
and gone 10 his old home near Rochester. An enthusi
ase admirer his nomination TO Congress Dy the
cOOred people either in Washington or Rochester
Horace Greeley has accepted the invitation
the Ohio State Convention OF Unversaiss 70 be pres
ent at Akron the Fourth of July, and give the ad-
dress the occasion OF laying the cornerstone ..
Buchtel College, the Uniyersast institution at that
place.
Gen. Phil. Sheridan expresses his opinion OF
William l.. Emperor OF Germany, in the following Ian
guage: THE Emperor William is fine old gentleman
and good General He possesses personal courage and
Bravery In unusually high degree. j myself nave
from being under the influence Of Bismarck, he bas
hrm determined will OF his own which he knows how TO
carry out, even in opposition 10 Bismarck"
The late Bishop Clarke of the NJ. i. Church
left property vaned at s120OCO Ten thousand dollars
each TO his wife aud five children except 10 two
married daughters who had previously received $1,000
and were left 5000 each His wife also had her house
nj ~ olheinnatl Inc Icst oI hls PIopcIH VIZ
oiNa1d mo our equal parts, ore OF "hich wa. gNeh 10
the MI sOnary Society 70 the Mission House. one 70
ne GarA University in Atlanta nnd one 70 NO VIE
IF dhs Fln giYc nom $1,000 20 S0DO TO eacn OF these
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22


BURr-At Orange j. June D. Alice r. Oenon iei 49, "iSe o.
pp1sr1 Fr =, 2,o O'Clock At the residence Of ~ Burt a Do
RTawt, BrOokYu
Detroit papers please copy
CASDAAt Boglzc sur aor Pr1ucs Tnosii May 6 lsri
i Csnl, WIDOW oil the Chsre, C1Dis. aged 6 year
The friend. ~ The family respectfully 1Vitd 70 stcnl the tunel
mn 81 Apns Church East Tweiht. Friday morniEs 2Ji insi
atlGDa.m
CRiPPrsIp bi, m on welne,y Jnne a. Thom,s B'dney nf
In NJ D. In the 59th year OF his age. -
ut. af5e fmly an members Of ihe profession respectfully
il 10 attend se late reidcaor No. us
Tsslfh Friday Jul g. ~ without further roiioe
uUGHgs-In Brooklyn Wesesi The 2ls James Hughes, Ls
, rr ieaas Of Tho family requested
on saturday ocock from his late resesce, No. 40 st,tes
LIyIsGSrOS-On WctseAy Jsr a. Hon LFinsstoa is tss
Goth year Of his age 80 -
from the residence sOuaW Rev Erssigs so
Seyltt. New York CITY Saturday afternoon JOne ~ -i
O'Clock
MOTT-On wecnsiay late residence Brooklyn, solomon h
Fd All relative, are invited funeral Purchase Meet.
House Co.. sth day. the 23i II O'Clock
sHADDIE-Iu Tuessy June I Of disease
Cba0t. widow Shaddle in the 18Th Of ker
Relatives aud family respectfully invited 70 atleoi her
the
soa.n law James NJ Clark 81 sou,h Fi,hst Jersey City
STARRETT-Suilcnly TUESDAY Juue 20 JaD r. star IN s
I'D year Of his
from IN, late residence, 80 West Forty ouria 81
S1kyRYsOr 2Oh inst Henry Dwight only Ansoa q II
Mathis SteYen.. agel u years, B months
The ayes friends Of he fsny esqtrtnr oyijo a
his Friday, June e. n roa the res Bnoe bs
father. l43 " est For,y-hrst-st
wRTHBReLL-n Taesisy - after long aui pJ meas
Maria "e'hefe wife Of Joseph "eheh in lie ~ year Asr
ase. .,,-.. 8 ..-,,L -
residence No. ~ nsw NUMBER soVh First e "i' sshaEsh
Friday Al z O'CLOCK
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
COLLEGE COMMENCEHENTS
LAFAYETTE COLLEGE.

EAsToN Pa, June 2i.-A brilliant season Of
college festivities closed here to-day. full quota OF
visiting alumni honored the institution by their return
to Its broad and shady campugrounds, made beautiful
by the artistic touch OF Tx Marvel The Cassday per-
formances attracted crowded audiences AT the Literary
Society reunions Tuesday the Hon. A. C. Trippe Of
Baltimore spoke on the Trumphs Of Oraory and Walter
Quincy Scott Of Iowa spoke Revelation recountng
the points OF meeting and advance OF science
and revealed theology At the alumni meeting the Rev.
Joseph f. Nassau OF warsaw, N W. pronounced me ora
fion and n O. McFetridge OF oil City read poem on
peace soldiers monument has been contracted for
with Patterson Garfield OF Hartford the puldels oi
eubazoned with shield and stars and suTnonted WIN
the figure OF a soldier total cost, $3.50 The ocers OF
the Alumni Association for the coming year are Pres
dent the Rev VIM A. jerks of Philadelphia reelected;
vicePresdent, George j. Porter OF Chriestoh' o. Vi
The Jenks Chemical Hail. the Astronomical Obserya-
tory Mneraogical Botanical, and Mining Sch0ol Capl
nets the Reading room. and other public buildings OF
the institution we're thrown open TO visitors Tues
day Lafayette College has been highly favored IN the
great improvement In its buildings and it3 iDera en-
TO s6OOOOO It's Faculty Ia composed OF "a anu @
instructors The Hon. A. X. Mcclure OF Phadelpha ue
yered the Grafton before the Franklin and Washington
Literary Societies on THE Lesson OF Every Day Life
Prof James II. Coffin LII d. who has just complete tS
his year active service as member OF the
Faculty presented with gold watch by the uhuGl %
Facnfv' and with $1,000 by the Board of Trustees.
The Fowler prize for proficiency III English erat % re
mathematical prize. $50 gold, to James j. G0od OF Tue
Junior Glass and the astronomical prize so gGG, 10
James c. Crawford r. W. ID. Bryan last year recipient
OF the last named prize has just been appointed stO
mer TO DR. Halls polar expedition. The degree OF IN:
d. was conferred on Jacob II. Brakely Presldent OF
Bordentown College, aud Jacob f. Seller OF HARRISBURG,
Penn. The degree of d. d. was conferred on te rev,
George r. Hays, President OF Washington anu Jeh9lsoh
College; Roger owen of Chestnut HiI Penn ~ y9SGo ar
Bee Of Mauch CHUNK Penn C. s. R"pnng Sl mar
About 800 persons present at the Alumni dinner
ExGOv Pollock President Of the Boarp @ OF s
A. Pardec, Col. B. II. jerks, and others
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
THE LEHIeH COAL QUESTION NOT YET SETTLED.

THE LEHIGH COAL QUESTION NOT YET SETTLED
MAUCH CHUNK, June 20.-A report was cir
cuaed yesterday that the idle Lehigh had accepted
the operators February offer, and were going to work
immediately This is calculated TO lead people
astray Ii is true that the did agree to the opera
terms far the price of wages concerned
at a meeting held on Monday, in Hazeton, by a vote
that showed anxious twOthrds Of the miners were
10 20 TO work But the statement that this action is
equivalent TO resumption is mistake. There many
points OF difference between the and their employers
ASIDE from amount of TO be paid for cutting
coal and these differences not touched. IT
stated authortatvely that the operators will not allow
the men TO resume until all questions settled, and all
points in dispute yielded by the miners There is little
doubt but that the will concede everything shortly,
but the Hazeton meeting accomplished little or nothing
in that direction.
The collieres not working in this region are Pardee
mines in the vicinity OF Hazleton; Lnderman skeeTs
mines at Stockton; w. T. Carter Co.'S. at Beaver
Meadow; Buck Mountain Coal Company's at Buck
Mountain; Honey Brook Coal COmpanys; German Penn
sylyania Coal Companys; Spring Mountain Coal Com
pany's and A. L. Mumper Co.'S, near Audenred; Upper
Lehgh Coal COmpanys, at Upper Lehigh; g. B. Markle
A. Co a. AT Jeddo and few individual collieres.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
AT LAsT-A DEMOCRAT ACKNOWLEDGES KU-
KLUX OUTRAGE.

The Raleigh On. CO. Sentinel is one OF the most
bitterly partisan journals the Democratic side In the
South correspondent of this paper IN kutherord the
scene OF the recent KuKlux outrage, writes rs follows,
under date OF June l6 admitting all the main facts as
frat published
Messrs EDITORS: It afford no qualification to any
parotc son of North Carolina to learn th the law mas
bee violated and deeency mocked within her DOriers
bnt experience has shown that to avoid enaggeIatons
a. ia better 10 make the whole truth pubic as
soon as possible Rejoice thenb man, who Yo
Sriends who feed In full troughs under him! Re
Ioce We whose hopes Of future preerment lean upon
Gis denomination Rejoice ye fanaticai writer's and
speakers whose texts have long since been worn thread
hare. and he glad all ye who hate Democracy and be-
iieve in a coming king; for O have not many mighty
KuKnx-best truest useful allies OF radicalism
come forward lend their assistance To the enemies OF
tbe BON IA I Hearken TO the story Of their coming!
on sunday night he l6th, near midnight, IN the midst
of n lreI hing rain, band Of men In disguise, 200
strong co ming from parts unknown, entered the quiet
village OF RutherfordtOn seized J. NJ Justice scaawaR
member OF the House of Representatives., and departed
with him In hisIighshrt. Another party demolished
the office OF The Rutherford Star, making rretIieylbe
its contents Justice carried spne disanee lvl
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22

town. and was about TO be shot when an alteration
between tho captains Of different parties, which
led to compromise by which he was let OF with some
pretty heavy swearing He then escorted back to
town. Meanwhile the authorities had made no effort 10
arrest pursue the maurauders. IL b said that the
Mayor Judge Logan's Robert) spent the night OF a
part Of IT, on roost in an clubhouse, whittier he
decamped ptris nahralfLus at the beginning OF
same night Of which / will acqnaint you here
after as write against time at present company OF
u D. troops have just arrived. Gen. Morgan was bere
yesterday and talked very loud OF martial law courts
martial, hanging respectable citizen or two. &c, &C.
Naturally the greatest excitement prevails. All good
men depore the affair, but II little more than
have been expected. n view of the OF leading
scalawass horeabOut THOKIEws
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
VASSAR COLLEGE.
THE GRADUATING CLAss-DEGREE OF A. b. TO
BE CONFERRED.

BE CONFERRED.
The annual commencement exercises at Fas-
sar College Poughkeepse, took place at 10 m yester-
terday in the chapel which completely filed by the
friends of tho graduating class The order Of exercises
was follows:
Organ vount'ty-Pn{er: ,-.,-,..
Lrcinia HaYks k0che
Theory Marie othemn Gloye Brooklyn
The Virtue Of Dsontent Fannie zerylah Lowell Siimaf hn
Jupiter symphony Misses Hopper Esty Adams House
~ Prench Essay-Mary Clinton Springfield Ill
The Fallen Nation She!on Nc9 lp
The saeHese oi the h'yl'n M S i
AGenHsn G.rn.e B1,ton
Inc culture o. t pm n Me- CaN Srs1
The Limits Of erOgth-yadeor Ellen MIno fGso ConGgd MAJ
Ir,3i Duo W & the PTrsent Of Ihe
College, John III. Raymond, Ii. d., conferred the lac
calaureate degree OF the 81 graduates follows
som Rmma Howell Garasey Marie OenaH Glover Emma Llcata
Hawks Hemin Buihma Hopper May Crocker HOY hate
Loyeland Faune Zerah Lowell sarah Preston MONKS MARY
Shelton Nco RAYMOND Annie Elizabeth Rowe Angie louise
Sanford, Canssa Ann Stockweh
After the degrees had been distributed, Dr. Raymond
said that many requests had been made by past gradu-
ates of the institution 20 have the degree of NJ. A. con
ferred and though the Faculty did not wish to bestow
the degree way adopted 10y the greater part of the
American colleges they had passed, after much CON
sultation, the following resolutions:
Resolved graduates who shall bsye pursued W9 yea conse
Of stady submitted to and approved ths Iaea ss NV
eorrmendabe dissertation literary or scientific subject
Resod That esnde for degree present themselves
for examination the Wednesay preceding Commencement
graduates preparing the animation prescribed
candidates for Of frsn Mage be exempt from tie
payment Of the regular fee for tuition.
At the conclusion Of tho exercises dinner was pro
vded for tho guests in the College, after which both
the students and their friends took their departure and
the College buildings were closed for the long vacation
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
THE ELEvENTH-sT. TRAGEDY-FUNERAL OF THE
VICTIMS.

The funeral of DR.. j. j. Connolly and his
two children took place at II a. m yesterday at the
French Roman Catholic Church in West Twenty-third'
ST., which was crowded 70 its utInoseoapaelty' The
body of DR. Connolly contained in rosewood cofn
mounted with silver while the remains OF the chiidren
were placed in two little white coins chased WIN gou
The requiem high mass celebrated by the heV'
Faber lie Font At the conclusion Of the mass Mrs
CONNOLLY and her brother appro. sei the altar ana r"
coved Holy Communion As the uniortunate lady passed
v The collins of her husband and two c fen casting On
Ie a look of pressiDe anguish soarcel! 0Le o. tle
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
MORE RAIDS ON DGsREPUTABLE HOUSES.

Capt. Ward and squad of Tenth Precinct
Police, acting under a warrant from Justice Scott,
visited evening the disreputable house No 81 Kiy
ington-st and arrested Augustus Wandering, the pro-
pretor girls and four All we're locked up IN
The Eldridgest. Police Station Capt. McDOnnell ana
snuad of police warrants from Justice Cox, also
made descents on various low dens i'll the Eighth Pre-
cnct and arrested the prOprieOrS and inmates as IOl
lows.
No e Wooster Gumpert end eight girls No liz Prince
l76 Greenes Ellen Murphy and Que
girl 1872 Greenest two girls. No. l0 GTeTne'' '"o Sis
No. l78 WOoster-s., three girls.
The prisoners locked up in the Prince ST. Police
StatDu.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
rgEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WASHINGTON, Juno q, lS1i-I p. III.
uOOsig for The Dnsf tigsntg.fOUr hours.

WASHINGTON, Juno Il, i5Il-l - III.
Synopsis for NE past tcentg'foir hours
The barometer ia not materially altered on
the Pacific coast and at the Rocky Mountain stations
1T is now falling in the north hwe-t and rising In New
England II risen but Is stationary in the ONO
Valley and nOrthward Areas OF low pressure exist IN
Geor9a and Nebraska. The temperature has risen IN
the latter region but has fallen in the Ohio Valley ana
on the Atlantic coast, and especially on Lake superior.
Light southwest winds have prevailed In the Southern
states and northwest winds ia the Middle and Weserp
States Norh-eastery winds are now reported frOm
Ohio TO Missouri and Arkansas. Threatening weather
with Light rains experienced last night on the new
England coast and local storms passed over CHESAPEAKE
Bay and Tennessee More extended rains IN the extreme
northwest. Partially cloudy weather Is now very gen
orally reported, except from Lake Michigan Westward
where eloudy and threatening weather now prevails
Probabilities
II is probable that cloudy weather and rain VII DE ex
nereneed i'm the northwest tonight Local storms are
threatening from Arkansas TO Nebraska Failing baron
cer with cloudy and threatening weather Il proDape
Gated for the Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22

spectators could refrain from shedding tears The services
concluded O'Clock when the collins Of the father
and children replaced In three hearses, and taken
TO Calvary Cemetery for nterTnent To the last the be-
resved widow bore up brayey but tainted as she was
handed into the carriage be driven home. The pail
bearers were Drs Finne Boden and Sheran and Judge
nuIp
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
per1mATps OF THE PEACH CROP.

PHILADELPHIA, June 21.-At meelhs OF
the Peninsular FruGrowers' Association, at Dover,
Del Yesterday estimates of the crop Of peaches to be
forwarded by rail market from the Peninsuiar weIe
prepared They reach 33l5oOO baskets IL Is probable
that another million will go by water.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
THE MGEHAY MURDER TRIAL.

C1yCrNNATI, June 21.-The jury in the
Mcclellan murder case unable thus far to agree upon
verdict have asked to he discharged but Judge Pops
insists on keeping them shut up unth verdict Is ren
dered
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22

CARY-HUL-In Brooklyn TUESDAY Jane The ey John ~.
ChadsicE H. Cary TO Miss Corae daughter Of The s
Oliver Hall, sl of brooklyn
CARY-In Brooklyn, TneSsy June 20 w Rev join Chea.
wick Chapel Clinton snd COng ssss, Mf Isaac H.
Cary. to Miss Corneia Hull, all Of this city
ROUNDRY-BACOf-In jersey City IS inst, BY Rev william \.
Langor Yonkers N l., John POgly BnseyoOd j. 70
Mari Rngeuii ees daughter 81 Robert G. Bacot el sf
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22

p A. 1,,as,. II NH, Rb Slses ss9iS. Ciev Hb VI ssie
Hsms--Sugarcaysd, isel7. Lard uncbapset. ""sp "''
e3D99lc -. uuDu.x.
AUsusrA Ca Jans r-Coon closed -esk Eev Vel hooh"ss
I9c Liverpool MddDng l9ie sales 10 bsics; reoaps
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
pEpsONALITIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.


. Gov Woods left salt Lake City on Tuesday
for the BssL
Gov. Bustamente of the District of Mexico
has died sudienly.
F. Marry has been elected President of the
University Of Alabama.
The President has recognized Lacathan de la
Forest as Consul General Of France at New-fork
Notwithstanding his resignation. SenOr MOret
remain, in the Spanish until he close Of the debate upon the
budget.
- The American Minister to England. the Hon.
Robert schenck will present bis credentials to Queen victoria TO-
President Grant and wife left Long Branch
Yesterday on M COrbn At Elizabeth aud vi" return on
Friday
Many friends of the Rev. Charles Cleveland of
him. YESTERDAY on the occasion Of ile Sh annVef
ssry of his birtidy.
. The Emperor and Empress of Brazil, whose
has the Tagu landed ct Lisbon on Tuesy
and received an enthusiastic reception
... The Episcopal Synod Of the Diocese OF Toronto
session in that city missionary meeting gas hei On ges
day evening the Rev Dr. A. T. gh OF NewfoTk End the bV
H. Paddock Brooklyn made long and eloquent speeches
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
RUTGERS COLLEGE.

CLOSE OF THE EXERCIsEs-ORATION5, PRIZES,
AND DEGREES.
The concluding exercises of the solegiate
year Ru gers held yesterday in tho old First Re
formed Dutch Church in Nelson-st, Ncw-Brunswick
The cdifce was aed with friends of the students, who
showered flowers upon their favOrites The graduating
class numbered & all of whom received frequent rounds
of applause. The exercises which were varied by ex-
tnclu od fnlloWIug OratiOn9:
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
TIardy'. Elm

Hardy, Exir-pHrey vegetsbleeues Dyspepsia Hypocbon
ds paon Bowels n1 gIou Loss Of Appetite General
Dehy Pegnancy Worms and al coriers oi the Liver
and S.mach MCKIHsTEr, Popnetor Haison n T.
Wholesale b. JONI y HENRY
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
winche.ter,. Hypophosphites Will euro CONSUMPTION

Parsons Purxatiye Pills-Bes. family Physc % IN box
SaERpANs OAvALRr CoNDTIoS POwDgEs for Hoses od S'ock
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
M1RRIED.

Wedding crd Visiting Cards. Initial Stamping Note P'Osr
WN svERDgIs Sons FULrOs Old DUrcH CHpaOs
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
In the recent severe fire in Waverly, N. Y.

In the recent severe fire in Waverly, n. Y.
during which nearly the entire town was burned one Of
Maryn's Safes had test. evidenced by let
ter they have just received from there:
WAvERLY, June 10, 1871.
Messrs. MARVIN & Co.-GeHhemen: have just had the
misfortune of losing my tannery by hre and, among
other losses one of your very valuable safes II with
stood the most test having remained In one 30
son through the whole fire. aud hye cords Of homlOck
bark burned around IT, heating it to an intense red heat
Ipon opening the safe after the fire. an happy To In
form you that my papers and everything inside were IN
a perfect state OF preservation. Even the wood work
was left perfect. Yours, very truly, A. b. PHILLIPS
A reunion of the residents of the town Of
Pompey N V, IL to be held on the goth inst All who
can present requested To notify thor intention To
DIR. X. +. Sernes, Syracuse, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
RX1R o4Hrtit1sA


al Notices Of Marriages must Be Endorsed ,cih frH
name aud address.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22

steamship DOfisn, from Naples, reports June sailed iroH
Glar strong northwest and head se experienced
nnrbge Winds with heavy westahy swell 10 tho
Ih; shen In long "a passed Cuuad line stesnshs
lh 2b cIgerence moderate ouihery WINS
thick throughout, 10 Nantucket hshshp The Dorias
brings a passengers
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22

OuEzNsroNN June 2hc steamship Nsna from heTf fors 's
Liverpool arrived this morning, sui preceded.
HArANA. JaBe 2l-Aruycd, b1rs Weldon NON hew-lor4
SPOKEN.
Crne' of Biieo from Csrif tor oiyannsh June 49, LAT
IS A.. Ion. 80 81
shr Annie Wes,el Il lays Andrews June a. oS The High
lands
Maggie Bell bound g. reports having picked the bsas
belonging willie Dill 2Orh inst OF Little Egs aIbor
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-16
HOUSE.
Corner Of Calson and Second Streets,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA
GEO D. FRYER, --- Proprietor

f!'HE ABOVE NAME9 PROPRIETOR HAVING
1 leased the Orm-hv House would inferm his
friends and the travelling public that this House
has been thoroughly retittei throughout aud put
in complete order for the comfort and pleasure of
all who map pl Sass to .ive him "A call.
The TABLE will, at all times be supplied with
all the subsrantialS as well us the Injuries that
the market affords No pains Will ht spared to
please guests and every attention will be paid to
their respective wants at all times
The BAR is well stocked with Fine Liquors
Wines, &c.
Attached TO the House is a BILLIARD ROOM
Three Tables of the latest improved
= t3ies with good cues, balls and fine light.
Also. GEN kRAL STAGE OFFICk for the Stages
connecting with all the difernt lines Of Stages
and Railroads running through this tate and
California, ard any information in relation to the
same Will be cheertulIy given at all times
W Particnlir attention paid to booking Pas-
'eugers, calling them, sc. Nov. Soft
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-16
County TreaSucer'S Notice
5 3 400 90.

" 0TTE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIER h
! l. now in the Redemption Fund of Orm>bv
{ .,untvt1+ sum Of three thousand fur hundred
dollars <5.+ o. and that sealed pru1,,,tl- Will b.
received by the County Auditor FIR rhe surrender
Of boEdS. warrants and claims pa yai'le of said
Redemption Fund, uuier the provisions If an Act
OF the Legislature Of the State of Nevada approved
March - l>G6 t. the amount Of money in the
Redemption und at the time If opening the pro
= .,>ll-.
The proposals will lie received by the Auditor
mp to 10 o clock a. ~. Oh
Monday, january L, lS12,
And must he accompanied 10y and enclose the
houis warrants claims To be surt endere,:s
Printed blanks for filling out bids c4u be OBJ
tainei upon application n the Office Of tie County
Auditor.
All accepted bids Wi! be paid in Legal Tender
notes. II. :. Mason
Treasurer of Orp,sby County, Nevada.
Carson City. December T. ISL deI3-td