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The San Francisco papers have been filled for
weeks past WITH the details OF the remarkable
trial Of Laura II. Fair, the wife OF four huS-
bands, for the murder of her psramsur, A p
Crit,enden, on steamboat, while he was sit
ting by the side OF his injured wife, who was ex-
eTlug all her power TO reclaim her husband
from his infatuatioD. Counsel set up the thread
ARE defence of insanity, but it did not avail as
LIE jury, after an absence OF only forty min
ties, rendered a verdict of guilty Of murder iu
10 first degTss. This result gives general salts
faction in San Francisco, where, until within
few days, II was entirely unexpected. Nine
tenths OF the community here, a. there, regard
the verdict a. Just, proper vindicatiOn OF the
law. ard a rebuke TO the doctrines put forth by
the defence in the case. To be sure they had
no other possible ground on which TO expect an
scquittal, but IS she was sane enough just be-
tore the murder 70 desire profitable invest
meDt Of forty thousand dollars, and refuse ten
FER cent. when there was a prospect OF obtain
ing twelve for her capital, the jury wisely came
10 the conclusion. that The fact Of her biting a
piece out Of a goblet in Jail WAS not sufficient
evidence OF her lunscy, but might he only an
other exhibition OF the uncomfortable bad tenn
Per Which led her to sh01t CritteHieu when she
found lie Vac deserving her Tor Eis wife, who had
remained faithful to him through good and evil
report.
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a number OF manufacturing establishments
en- NassavhUsetts have taken measures to
relsteT burn bitumin0l- instead OF anthracite
coal. Tie Boston Transcript saws that the
c axe d in consequence ct the strikes in Penn
syLvaTIa. and the unceItsinyy Of 4 supply OF the
product q its mines.
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VII some OF the newspapers which are exhibit
ins 20 much sympathy for General Palmer
because OF his removal from the New York ap-
Irai-er~hiV, en'ighten rs as 70 where be got his
tI'ic-iI the p-arteTmaSter Generals Ofice in
tbs city where he was clerk during the first
years Of The rebellion. CT on Gov. Fenton's stat
where Re served tie remainder OF tae war?
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lie democrats o: Maine Will hold their State
Convention N Bangor late il June, ard vii!
probably again nominate Gen. Roberts for Gov
ernor. Gov. Ferham will be Teuom.natsi b..
TIE republicans and reelected by large ma
iOTify.
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II sIFea-s now that there Is 70 be no irnns-
date resumption OF work IN the coal mines.
The proposed compromise have been rejected
and tie end i not apparent.
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pc rosALs ZOE qgADIss AND asAyEL.

NAyoY's OFFICE, CRY HALL
"AsEISGGON,D ID. C., April az. Ioil
Pr posAls " III be received at this office, until IL
N. May l.Il, Tor grading and grsveling II street
souih sEd Moth Carolina avenue, bet wesn New
Jersey avenue AID Fourth street sast. Bidders will
square yard for graveling. Proposals will also be
LsCelyed az the same tine TO grade and gravel
Tvelf; street east, from q 70 b streets north
Zach bid must be aecJn panied by the written
guarantee OF responsible party, known TO be such,
that II tie BID shall be accepted, the bidder will
enter INTO e1ntrsct i1 due form, and perform the
~Ork according to contract. The Mayor reserves
the night 10 REJECT any OF al bids.
ap2s So. NJ q EdERY. N.yor
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The CLroHi-Is speaks OF William ). GroasbecS
a, "a prominent Ohio republican" Guess not
uulsss lie has been converted recently.
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Ne EsPECIAL NOTICk.
TO A L T o NJ
WASTE OF POTOMAC WATER

"STEH RFGIsrFER'~ OFF-rv Cry Hall
HA~EINETuN, ID. a., z al IA. l-Tl.
The ATTEs ZION or ALL - - GSE 90 70
- AC AQJEpCCl' NATEk l. ca44e1 a. r,sa A.; .;
,le Corporation q Wash ugton, Of FetruSrJ 10,
lI'r'suirtns tbe uss ~ reters IN sH pisces Where
iHse .cNntitis- Of water i consHmsG Sr wasted
fo'icei- hereby gi~en that Tire B.pectCr ann Tap
Ter u ster As1stss been instructed to carefully
Nts A.! premises acre water - allowed % rru TO
NA''e' ara L report the facts 10 this Office wien
orders Will be Immediately given 70 n,, ~ ,,a,.r.
N eosf7rnity with said set, which requires the en-
Ien>e 81 the sane 70 be PAID by the consumer.
n rser that those no reside on high gtou,d
ard obtain but istle water, IN Consequence Of tba
sTea' waste usBsed Ia b. those living in the lower
Tarto oi the oity Justice requires that said act be
''rietLy enforced % Tie end that al may have an
Slusi shsrr q the water they hsye paid for.
spN-2w JOHN r. OEAsE. Water Beeis-rsx
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OFFICIAL.
CHTTED STATES or AMERICA.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

DISTRICT or COLCMBIA,S
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, April IS, 1871. J
L. accordance with the provision of the 5th ION
81 al set, entitled An Ae, TO Provide q Govern
rent Tor the District of Colur bis" approved Feb
TUary y, ISL, !, henry ID. COOKE ,Governor of
the DistTiot II Columbia, hereby appoint MONDAY.
the 18th q May. ISL, at Il for the meeting Of the
Council ard House Of DELEGATES Of The Legislative
Assembly OF the District Of Columbia and designate
"HetzsTOtt Hall Building, in the city of Washing
ton a. the place Of meeting; ~ which time ant place
the Members OF said Council and suse % eiegatss
are noti1ed to attend for the Parpose Of orgsnizs-
ton aud the performance q the U' ies imposed upon
then by said act 90 Congress OF tho United states
Given U3deT ny hand and seaI the 9Th DAP OF pTil
a. II. ISL. Ii ID COuBE, Governor,
Patriot ,ChrOH Rep 6Courier coryl
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FOR SALE AND RENE.


A 7 PbINATE tALE-7'le h@autNr! col Nay
"A RESIDENCE called " Duat argoL n a. a.
atet on the ros6 from fi-rce'- ~ a. Tnrp.ii
t-wn, stout ~ nile from Nsshinrtsn. y Al n
pace contains about tveufy three acres q an IL
proved ~ 8 mslstCr h1Cse. contaI-irg eight~sr-
rooms, anc tHO small cottaa- -. ole Cuuta.rsns
rooms and the ether three. ice house. la-ns a.
There are atcut seven 49, 81 rraHa IN srrrs
pare. reache- sne ether fruits TIE gfr~ from ~.
hoyse = olc G; the tCest In the Distrl-t At r-e
desiring rne country resider- &c wore - all =,
Call and examine this prrrrrfy. Fcr terms .rr.y
~ the place @ u letter atdress-t % EEAr
EEN, ashingt "a, n. q, fsfs ff
LOB SALE Oh EXCHANGE
10000 AUBEs OF LAND ir Ns--- r>rurv =
g, Blue hidge is-il.os1 rnaUln. tt-.s-1 @.
% 900 scres m Cherokee crurFy. = r. 81 f-a
grazing lands, SID covered VITA choice g.. }lr "a
reriCr fruit climate, especially ,ss sTrtr Afrr.
- 600 acres n shannon and k-rr.if- corn r.,s.
Oree1r. Viii exchange Tor G.tT sr0EeTss. ar part
cast auG part in goCis : - -
( Il sWETLsNp, Feiers, r'afk.
nhllu corner cf 7th sUt streets.
EOk SALE OR RENT-HOUsE I7ga n -tr-er
six rcnn.S, sun mex Kitchen, Npld E-l-t. f.rsiv
painted sni pep-ret s1p3 yell - watHr. .t e. tee-
- ltU. Terms essy ApPiY on tho preU sos, - ~
5 . m. OF sddre~s P1st One Bon ~. wAgl =
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
EOR RENT,

y IN hEE
II By &INNIG 4 BARCLAY,
New tve-story FRAME HOUSE,, 70 rooms llth
- W, between Virginia avenue and Z -. L.
avenue an6 & - X. BRlCk on lcfh - roors.
FOB sALE-Spendid frs; lass DIV EBLING On
n st. End 5sfh. lot 2SlN2l.
Two new J. kAHK HOUSES on 9th 81 srt 3 1gnd
airy rooms. bay windows, saloon psrlors
BhlCh on Madison -. between y sud 81 81 :
rooms Two FRAMES on Eth - between 2 sna
q It's IRONS. one PRANK on Mass. avence. bet.
Eth and 18Th. Three-stOry BRICk IN 18th. near Pa
avenue. RH modern improvements. Two-stlrY
FRAN e, Cor. - and St.. Two FRAMES cn L.
bet 10Th and 18th. Nice FRANE Ga 2lth bct X
Z sts : rooms, sNcells NJ business corner.
FOB SALE, OR ENCHAhGE FORC PROP
ERTh-A snail FAkM AdJ oiuinC Nj. Agricultural
College, / mile from station. IS acres. beautiful
buflctlR sites. FINE springs. good fence number
~ other Farms near " ashingtJn. Lots 4 shout
sore each, on Washington branch Bait. & Ohio r.
T., u miles from city, Muirkirk Furssce station
tow. HiNNfN BARCLAY.
spef cost 1872 Penusylv Anis yenUe.
( FAMILY LEAVING TOWN FOB THs SUN
u MIR will rent a portion o. thsiF HOUSE, FUR
nlsbed, from nsy unit November. RetereEce
guiIed. AMY 60 Or. II. N. WADsNOkIh. al
north { street. az 6-e1ft'
SUBUBBAS PROPERTY at PRIVATE SALE.
TEN ACRES or LAND fronting or the raj 20
GrrW nod, being portion Cf the Heating tstst-. -
uirur sssed IS 70 locality and quality; will ~ soii
e6SS terms. For particulars. srrlv o.
LATIMER & ClEARY.
hDctt1neers ana heal Relate Brokers.
an II SoUtnwest cor. eonCS. ave aud ltth ~.
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" COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.

fhs ! RlhNNIAL ELECTION OF the BOARD
- EEc ~ ~ COLT MSlAN COLI,FGr
y y te held on MONDAY the Isl ds, ~ Ma 80,
sIIug =. TIE COile~e Law Building, on SIN .trest
opposite the ci'y Hail. 1e;ween the hours OF 1? al
.D.riGsk.
A 20 cgrs0ns Mo have any time male confirm,
F.-rz TIE +ur1s Il "a. '-H.ifgs tins au..nnt =,
A RoIaHELL
X. Z. FtX
zp-i - Cumi.tss 90 ELECTION
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NJ L. 1HE lAlEsSIG
BAKERS OF WAsHfHGTON AGp GEORGE
1ONh N,
owing g he high price II tour are cor, pcJJa4 -
ALNs hCL On IhE Phl' OR BREaD On
and e'teT axe LIST Cf May, v"
bkhhp NIL ~ , CENTS To GROCERs
AnL ohhls IT, PklSh1E FAMILIES.
9. HIkLEEUs, n. DEBOY,
Z. DOlbE, 7 "A. OCKERSHa
. EUPPERT, SEN
Z, W lit hES. BECK.
+. . OlfIc. 6CDONALD
JUsIUS ktISEA, Adam WA
b LhhlLh. GEOktiE WICK
JoHk hAistE, JOHN sCHECCH
JOHS p WI q NALkEE
flfaf \ BOZ ~. JOHN W MILLEK
= "EInEMAH' ChAS. SCHHEtDER
J. q. II bHtS. john EOGT,
BkN GIssIL nUELR & BRO
4. s1t HlMAs. s,9s o.
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%A QUARTERLY MEETING IF the iNpTs.
lS TRIAL HOME SCHOOL AsSOCIATInH
v ~ b hc'G-af tie II 0m- on Annoy SIuAre. ON
ShTJ l. De 4, A.ril -'ts. al half pszt i've I1ca
z iull s;teLdsnCe i.re4uested. M IA. boo
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$4,000 A"AEDEP TO

$1,000 A"AEpEe TO
And vote q thsnks by the C,tlz-..s Of W ssbi,,o
for Selling their CHOICE GOODS At price, Will
CEallTIge cor1 petition. viz 'NA
n -. Sugar. lCc snd lie. per IL
Beautiful Be'neTars DO, l2c per ID
"A sugar. only isc per 10
Exeeilent tIniiy Flour. Ga . per quarter btI
Better tLan WEIGH 5 for 8 2 20 per quarter MI
Canton ~ rup, SIS. per gal WI
West India Molssses, Sc Per gal
Best Golden Syrup only zoe. per gal
" bite Cur Loaf nrips &c per cd
Zine New Orleans Msiasses only sc rs- AL
Pest quality Rice iOC. per ID
Sll5 Japan lea for s. lie. ib.
81 70 Imp rial Tea tor . I Der ID
Best Black Tea SIC pei H.
cassaIG's B5et Hams. only lSc. per 10.
Brsakfas; Bacon. l5c. per 10
Ssenld-rs, only l0c. per n.
Lard, only l5c. per 10.
Best Old Java Cote. &c. ger Id.
. Roasted sc. per II.
T. Flo Coffee only Jc. per al.
- " Toasted &c. pei u
just received abort 500 lbs of EEEBLEa'S
FANCY CAKES al l3 and &c. pe- h
RENEhBEb TIE NUMBER
sal Penn " aEie aytDue, between a and AZ sts
norm side spss-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SDD nnn TO LOAN ~ syNs o. osE
- ,UVNf - fve fE1rss-rf. a TO- r-ual
rates. OF <. % real 0>tSle security.
h. WI suN.
sp2Seo6t OH - street, orrrst.s p. ,,-.,e
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A L 7 ON.
I1PORTANT TO THE PUBLIC
The firm Of KING & sUNpHEIMER NJ 62s
feEEsyiysnIa avenue, fth street. will be di--
SOY ed Aug let, loII by mutual Consent as one of
tse hrm leaves at once Tor FurOp- The entire stock
~ SOCcs which Is new aud seasonal ie con, prsluy
rEefy variety which IS usually kept in n 6r.t
dry ode store. will be sold at once yithsut recard
10 cost e. close the affairs Of SAID Srm Tbs trade
aud SIC public should Csi at once and .ecura gres
bargains; 63s EenHsylvaR ia avenue, ear 7r,, AZ
BeNt TO BaooE sGroceTy. LEASE shd FINTUREs
CT rifie lOt SAFE
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EOR RKhT-stx bne OFFICI ROOMS 10 the
south side. Islo-u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-27

TACoB B0GART. AUCTIoNEER.-BY VIRTUE OF
chs,iel mortgage will Tor sale at public auction
triday, January 81, 1871, at ejS O'Clock A. NJ at NOS
gSo 3S9 and 34 Cherry street, the following goods:-one
large Dough Or Composition kresdins Machlne; small
small seamins Apparatui, with Mring Conirvancej one
sheet zinc Mixer (0di one 6heridAns Enclosing Press
worked BY steam wfthout large four port Hoes y
trauc Press two sieyes with Boxes one Kcrosene Stove
Attorney MortgAgee.
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PROPOSALS.
1ErERC0LoAfAL RAILWAY OF CANADA
TENDERS FOR IRON BRIDGE sUPERsTRuoTUpps

The Commissioners for construction Of tc In,ereoo
NAL Railway prepared to receive Tenders
OF iron bridge fs for
each fran end also for sixteen spaus hundred feet
for Each span.
Printed specifications showing the test. which each sp,n
will be required TO bear Information location OF
r ddcreut bridges and forms Of tender obsned at
the vIees OF he Commissioner Al those OF tie
Chief ine neer o. Ottawa, Canada or 81 the Banking
House Of hessrs Morton, Hose Co., Bartholomew Lane
r.. G. London, England.
rsrtics rendering must submit their plans OF tbs
n which they to construct the Bridges aud
Stale the price OF al the place OF shipment.
and also tue price o, each completed In space
Tenders for additional Of hundred feet and FOR
SPAN or vgEy icc will also be at the time
Specifications being prepared aud DO bad within
few dave on application At the places above Damed.
1enatrB marked TENDERS for Bridges. and addressed
70 ths Con nsoners at Ottawa Will be receiyed six
reloek NJ Of Tbursday the sixth DAY OF April, le7
Thc Commissioners viii be bound % accept the lowest
OF any tender. A. WALSH
ED r. CHANDLER,
c. BRYDGES,
A. W. MCLEAN,
Commissioners.
I&TEE1cLoAiAf. RAILWAY, COMMISSIONING 0FTICg,i
OTTAWA January ~, ls7i
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A UCTlON NOTICE.-R. T. HAZELL, AUCrIOEEER.
IA THIS DAY (FRIDAY), January 81
st l0k O'clock at saesro 1n lis Chambers street.
Heavy and Shel. Hardware,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Timed and Enameled Ware, &c, &c
embracing desirable assortment OF goods, in lots
city an country trade
Catalogues Oh morning of sale.
Il. r. HAZELL CO.. Auctionecrs,
lis Chambers street.
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Jle Moss comprises every variety OF rich ard costly
EosEWooD WALNUT AND INLAfD PARLOR SUITS,
IN SATIN, reps. brocatel ami cottesine coverings;
n. rssvpeIo iniaia rosewood, mafqueerle aud oraou
CAblhLIS, TABLES, ErAaERES AND MUSIC STANDS,
SOLID ROSEWOOD, WALNUT. EBONY AND INLAID
bEDhuOM, LIBRARY AND DINING ROOM SUITS,
AhOIRf-A-GIhCE, BOOKCASES, UALISTANDS
and every possible article of rich Furniture that can be
ioaHo IN strictly tIA elass The viii be upre.
served III consequence OF removal Offering rare oppor
'uhity 10 those In want OF really elegant furniture.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN, 0ooD.LooKIN0, WITH MEANS,
"A aged 90 would like 20 meet lady with same Adj.
uress SPEEDY MARRIAGE. box %. 6ss broadway.
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MUSICAL.
'tA5 USIC, SWEET aUSIC.'-STRICTLY PRIVATE LES
WI sons-Pano. Violin, Guitar, singing Organ, Uar-
hgs Sixth of Thiriyhfth street. EstaD
Hshed 1854 send FOR circular. Address PROFESSOR.
ARGANISr WANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR A CATHO-
" lie church must DO acquainted with the service Adj
dress, with terms and residence, FLEETWOOD, Herald
once.
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r AEON pocARr AuCTIoNEER. SALE
81 Iron Railing Saturday January g. s IL o'clock. at the
auction rooms No. North William street, about luo feet Of
"rouS'' iron r''A'' SouN H. HrLLIER, Marshal,
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sALEs At AUCTION.


TACop BoGARr AuoTIoNEER; -MARsHAL's SALE
81 Iron Railing Saturday, January g. NJ II O'CLOCK at the
auction rooms No. North William street, about lQu feet Of
"r0oS'' iron f''A'' SSonS H. HILLIER, Marshal.
JACOB BodARr Observation-Disclosures SALE.
rooms, Nc. North William street, ParTs 4 Fisnr
Also large q Household rugpurs Counte,s.
Rsds and Bedding, Kitchen Furniture Carpets. 40.
pAwEBRoKERs sALE A. FIELD, AucrEE 10
Bogsry WI sci his aiy s =, ~ N SSa ios %
Coats Pants Vests de- BY order OF H. MeA!eenan Eighth
avenue.
@ HERMAN, AuCTIoEEER WILL SELL, THIS DAY.
=. Jan. ~, at II O'Clock. No.-l3 Bowery large lot Of
Wfseeys, Of various brands aud ases also DIN,
Brandics Port aud Sherry Wines, cases Brsndiesyiz
Champagne TO be sold in lots 10 suit dealers Sale positive
- Will sell thus day 27th at II o'clock, st northes!
Third and Sixteenth street. the contents Of
Grocery store also Horse agon and Harness, and Lease
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, Sheriff.
JAS. :. cuaTLrroS, Deputy.
CHERIrF's sALE.-R FIELD, AUCTIoNEER, WILL
- sell tais day. at O'clock at saearooms l2i Bosery 81
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN. sheriff.
CHERRIES SALE--R. FIELD, AUCTIoNEER. WILL
sell NE day. osocs a. - nsne s'rs s,sva ne
r'nware ranbers Ms,eras &c By GsaeS sheriff
PETER MoGINNEss, Deputy
WIN. Writer'S, .AuCTIoHEER, WILL. SELL THIS
w day, at Il O'clock. at 45 Canal street, rarlor Suits
black walnut Chamber and enaneled Suits, French plato
L aos S srssn. s ns ahe Sf sa
Lounges and Sofa Bcds Chairs line Brussels Tapestry and
stoves Esa az Be Mat
order OF the Marshal.
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A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER.
"A Once Ss!esroom 81 Nassau street, opposite TIL
Post office.
Special Notice.
The asssnee's sale OF Clocks Bronzes Plated Wsre
advertise to take place at JOHNSTON VAN TASSkLLs
Ssesroom 81 Nassau street. this day Ia postponed until iui
ther notice j. q. ELLIS, Assienee.
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!. IS O.,'.U5UO!..----
AIKEN ENiHREMIUM LAND SAIKe 81

100000 10 De Distri6utea so arsaoldss. Va l s,.
F4XE DOLLARS will purchasers share, IN.
Il irHS HS!p%di1s . work ol sEt worth tXs dolfar4.
ssm6rsss. s11 ~ The largest vineSard and Orchard
UNfaSsHEp aSs e1IMAriEJ jl:l: & K fEAoEABLE, Ga. E;
-. COUNTRY GENETOUs SbfT.f !,
The eafnbrlous And.llesl}A. piYink dlfnIaite ~
Atkaa has given itthe fIafhe Of ''T6e Bafatogs
S2t,9qo in sRremi,uas rrrese aied to share,
9sso & ! s i, :asst Estate And dttsesibsei ID (
aa.Real Estate Priiusp worth from. 38c0 to.
$26ND2.I! ',Yc; .u.i!s.!r,i 14a,o "i'f %,
522 GraeHbaek PriSe b tro,n s. to 81, ,0Oo., ),
Only 1Y, OPP she res viii bo iss1pd. T
ONE sHARE INEYEkYTHIRfY:QN ONE WILL
This Real Estate Property,i conveyed by.
Dead OF Trust TO the Committee who arc. to
conduct The Drawing. is to be transferred; by,
them to rhe YortnnaGe 6haft-hoideis" q Soo1i
s5 5th9remslhing shareb Are sold! 10 iuli'JE'
Tho drawing will take place laccofdinB to.
the Published programme. .i.tl,,y Z: III !.
YHE Day pr THE DRAWING :
WI be ANNOUNCED BY Telegram ito the Asso7
eecure'a fortune a.if &! az ,.,f: -'lf.E ~
Every share,helder may rest assureh .of
e9nai ,sg Justice Rnd that this eehe~e. uplAe
:31b'TfAfR, SQUARE AND b HoNEsT.p II,
h1o4oy zeceived After ttib Books are csosed
Will be ri omptly returnhdin Tor full, rArtiou.
a. iaars. aa embraced q &c in revived pamphlet, nd,
i Key 81 No s.essEas ss Ananstgs' ManstgesI a
sH MIR. J. Moo. THARIN, the. gent or the
Association. can be founl ,fcr,a short time at
the Office Of Mr, D. GRnbriil, Main street, (
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EXPLANATION OF THE CERTIFICATE AWARDS.

for
~
sout in
II III. ~. + & , i !
enumbcr
utin
Ta
..tl.@ @ / -
4
Thfst Land Scheme Of the will be
% ruhled every emonths
eCon
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CENTRAL NATIONAL : BANK.
COL U MN 9. C.A' *
Present Capital, ,$100;U00!
AUTfIoRIZED CAPIrAL, $500. 600.

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, 85OO,OOO.
-ltu-i oFFIcERs. !.iagD
John B. Palmer, President. ...;.,.
A. G. Brenizer, Cashier.
Q. n. G.. Butt, Assistant Cashier.
DfRECrons: h.'Hhl Ht'f
j. Eli Gregg, John B. Palmer, +. ". McNas-
tor, X. d. Sem, Of B. D. Sem d Bon; q. ".
Bearden, Of COPELAND & Dearden; II, L. Bryan,
of Bryan & McCarter; ". G.. Swafield, Of r.
F. ". McMaster, Solicitor. ,i..lfif a..
FENH1S Bank is now open for the trnhshttEot
n ,.of . general banking business. b; tii.i,l.
CEnTIFlcATKs OF DEPOSIT OF currupoy or
coin. bearing interest at the rate OF seven rs
per cent. per annum, In kind Will be Issued.
Deposits from County Officers especially'so-
licitcd; also, from Trustees, iAdmintstyators.
Executors, Professional Men, and others.Y1i !,
Particular attention given to accounts OF
Caty and Country Mercfants and other btsi-
tended. aW 80 .T@ ~. To-
Notes, Bills of Exchange, and other eyi.
dences Of debt discounted, and money loaned
on collaterals N 1'7'' y
Socks, Bonds. Gold and Suc&, bought and
Autaated Currency purchased at ANAL
discount. -
Sight Drafts drd,cn direct on all tho Ipiromrff- omrff
nent places ) in England ireland, Scotland
Ffance, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Den.
marx and The Orient. Letfers Of Credit issued.
payable in any of the above places.
Drafts on all tho prominent cities in the
United States bought and cold. i'ij.ii'Vi
BanklDg, Houee opposite. Columbia Hotel
Open from to 8. Feb % 1y. /
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-16
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA
Deposits Of 81 and Upwards Received.

INTEREST ALTO WE'D A T TIE RATEOF
SEVEN PER CENT. PER. ANN UM.
ON CERIIFICA1ES OFDEP 0SIT,
POUNDED EVERY 1SIT
MONTHS ON a Geo UNTX' ~
OFFICERS. dlt n 's
VIM. Martin, President.
john john ?. r Thomas sr; yice-Presidents.
A. G. Brcnizcr Cashier.
Johp O. u. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Directors. .lf. T.
Wade Hampton, William Martin, A. O. Has.
koll, +. ". McMaster. John P. Thorn as, E. a.
Heinitsh, John D. Palmer, Thomas L. Gregg,
Columbia. Tf.1oo'
j. Eli Gregg, Marion. ,%o..i,'
G. Il. Scott, Newberry.
W. G. Mayes, Newberry.
3. H. Rutledge, Charleston.
raniel Ravenel. Jr.. Charleston 4
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows. Or.
phans and others may here deposit their saw
ings and draw liberal rate of interest there
on. PLANTERS, Professional Men aud Trustees
wishing to draw interest sn their funds until
they require hem for business or other pur.
poses: Parop desiring to set apart small
sums Tor the children, and Married Women
and Ninors twhose deposits can only be with
irawn by theme selves, or, in case OF DEATH by
their legal Representatives. wishing to lay
aside funds for future uss. are here afforded.
IN opportunity OF depositing their neane
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
Lie same time, be subject to withdrawalwhep
needed Aug 1S