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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-10

And as 1t appears By the said report. Of the man.
ayers of elections Aforesaid, that John A. Wag-
ener received the largest number OF votes for the
ONCE OF Mayor and that Bernard O'Neill and o.
A. Bowen received the largest number OF votes
for Aldermen Of Ward No. !, W. B. Smith and c.
Michaels for Aldermen OF Ward No. 2, Alva Gage,
s. B. Garrett and John Kenny fJr Aldermen Of
Ward No. 3, c. Voigt, E. F. Sweegan, G. A. Glover
A. 8. Johnston and ]. b. Taylor for Aldermen Of
Ward No. 4, VIM. Moran and F. Brown for
Aldermen Of Ward No. s, q. Garden and
A. Simonds for Aldermen OF Ward No. 6, F.
]. Pelzer for Alderman Of Ward No. I, C.. B.
s.gwald for Alderman Of Ward No. s; and
that ". B. Yates received the largest num-
Der of votes for School Commissioner for Ward
No. ], ]. whitman for School Commissioner for
Ward No. 2, G. L. Buist for School Commissioner
for Ward No. 8, C. G. Memmiuger for School Com
missioner for Ward No. a. VIM. Aiken for School
Commissioner for Ward No. 8, T. E. Hogan for
School Commissioner for Ward No. 0, ]. ", Reed
for School Commissioner for Ward No. I, A. L. To.
bias for School Commissioner for Ward No. s, they
c-e according to the said report Of said mana
gers OF eleclone, elected to the said several off,
ces.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the City OF
Charleston, at the City Hall in said city, on the
eighth day Of August, A. D. 1871.
G. PILlsBURY, Mayor.
Attest: VIZ. R. MITCHELL, Clerk OF Council.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-10

THE WEEKLY NEWS. The demand for
last Fridays issue OF THE NEWS, containing
the full results OF tie election, was 30
great that although an extra edition Of
eight hundred copies was printed many were
unable to procure the paper. or the TRI.wBEKLY
NEWS i've hundred extra numbers we're also
printed, and again the supply was unequal to the
demand. All the particulars Of the election, prop.
erly classified and arranged, viii therefore be re-
printed in the WEEKLY NEWS Of this week, which
win furnish an excellent compendium Of the his
tory Of the recent excited times in this city for
sending abroad. Copies OF the WEEKLY NEWS,
done up in wrappers ready for mailing, will be for
sale at the business ONCE Of the paper, on Friday
morning. Price five cents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-10

A TREAT FOR THE suNDAY-scRooL GILL
DREN.-On Tuesday next the Fest OF the AS.
sumption will be celebrated by the Roman Catho.
lies with an entertainment to the children OF
the catechlsm classes Of the various Sunday.
schools. The entertainment will begin with q
procession Of children, in the afternoon, through
the Cathedral grounds. to be followed in the
evening with an exhibition, in the chapel, OF
Prof. F. s. Holmes's binoptric views, vocal music
by the children, and instrumental performances
BY full band, which has been engaged for the
occasion, the whole to conclude with an illumina-
tion, by Bengal fire, OF the Cathedral ruins. The
entertainment will be free to the children attend
ing the Catholic Sunday schools, but an admission
fee OF twenty-five cents will be charged to others,
to defray expenses.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-10

Has on hand large and carefully selected stock
Of UPHOLSTERY GOODS, WINDOW SHADES, Pa'
per Hangiugs, Decorations, &c.
CoNsIsTING m PART OF {:
full line Of WINDOW HOLLANDS AND SHADES
Swiss, Nottingham and Muslin Curtains
Brocha, Reps, Terrys and Satin Deains
All Wool Damasks and Watered Moreens
French and English Cretonnes and Chintzea
Linen Coverings and Stripes, Bindings, DC.
embroidered Piano and Table Covers
Victoria, Dining and Centre Table Covers
Toilanettes, OIL Cloths, Table and Desk Coverings
Drspery and Centre Tassels, Frlnges and Gimps
Gilt, Walnut and Rosewood Cornices
Bands, Tasse Hooks and Picture Nails
Hair, Wool, Cotton and Moss Mattresses
Pew and Pulpit Cushions,
ATNo. 2ls KING STREET, IN TIE BEND.
Iuly24
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-10

MINORS AT WoRK.-Yesterday the store Of
Mr.. Bissell, destroyed BY the late fire. was turned
over to the boys, and In few moments the in.
terlor was filled with youthful minors hard at
work digging and scratching among the rubbish
on the ncor. The whole place had already been
gone over by the insurance agents, and every
thing Of value to be found taken ont; but this did
not dampen the erdor OF the boys in the least.
With spades,and iron bars, they began throwing
up the charred rubbish in every direction, the
casual discovery Of an old knife or lock being
hailed with as much enthusiasm as that of gold
nuggets in San Diego. A few damaged curry
combs, knives, chses, locks and tools, the wood.
en- part generally being burnt away, were, how.
eyer, all that rewarded the long search.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-10

CIvIL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEER
" ING. at the Rensselaer, Polytechnlc Institute,
Troy, N. Y. "A higher and more practical Course
OF instruction VIII be given here than has ever
opens September 18th. For the Annual Register;
containing improved Course Of Study, and sfull
particulars, apply TO Prof. CHARLES ~DR0WNE,
Director. augt-lm0
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G ITY AFFAI / R S.
Meetings This Day.
Auction Sales This Day.

Marion Rifle Club, at half.past 8 P. NJ.
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WTAsH1NGToN d LEE UNIVERSITY.
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

The next Session OF this Institution will com.
mepce on the Third THURapAY (2lst) Of faSeptem.
Der, 1871, and continue without tntermission an
til the Fourth THURSDAY In June, 1s72S @ss
The Instruction embraces. thorough Classical,
Literary and Scientific courses, together with the
ing. 3 - - '.gf- =. Y, ~
The entire Expenses for the .sessisn of Nine
Months need not exceed $500 TO $S25, according
to the price Of Board. Arrangements are also
made for messing, by which Students may re-
duce their expenses to $3.50 per session.
For f6rther information, address
G. W. @. LEE, Pres. dent, 49,,
Or WILLIAM D0ED, Clerk OF Faculty.
QuoT-1mo - e2yIE >
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PROCL.1M4TION.
state of South ,oaroIi a-CIty Of
Charleston.
MAYoR,s OFFICE, CRY HALL.

MAYoR's OFFICE, CITY HALL.
Whereas, an election was held, as required
by law, on the second day OF August A. D. 1871,
for persons to ili the offices OF Mayor land Alder
men of the City Of Charleston, for theterm begin
ming or the first Wednesday OF November, 1871,
and 30 for persons to fill the Offices Of school,
commissioners for each ward In the said city; and
whereas, by section OF an act OF the General AS.
sembly Of the State OF South Carolina, entitled
San act to provide for the election of the officers
Of the incorporated cities and towns In the State
OF South Carolina" passed the 25th day Of Sep
tember, a. D. 1868, 1t is made the duty Of the
Mayor to open the report of the managers Of elec-
tions, and to announce and publish the whole
number OF votes cast at such election.
Now, therefore, J. Gilbert Pillsbury, Mayor
OF the.said city, having opened the report Of the
said managers do hereby announce and publish
tie whole number Of votes cast at the said elec'
tion, and the whole number Of votes cast for each
candidate to be aS follows:
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nONReTIC MARKETS..


ovteaf. lane l5Qusrcitrou Bari No at $40. Cotton
,ssi dBg Uplsnds lsic DO Gulf ZOte CoBee steady NO
Teuara e al gold Sugar unchanged Molases In
improved demand Musovado 4)d+ Flour unchanged Only aye
knbs steady al el 10 Corn nIm aIed nsttern tSg
We Oats steady 66a68 Peiroleun-Cro Ss%i henne @s@
B1,.oxe June l5Cotton quiet and sesdy Low Mddng 9
Fo 10 IMPROVED 6emsDd bot unchanged howans s1pehhe
40 40 Extra &c Al 25 do Family ~ "a 90 ~ S% s
supsrne S5a Is; DO Brtre. % O0ps 90 o0e
81 25o So 25 qHeti Canada White 81 Da 81 ~ jar 70
Fnm II S5asl So Prime Choice Red 81 b1G ~ Wi fsr
Cool s 81 Common, = 3Od 81 80 Oao ana 81
e. Cogu-Southern White 6rner al s3Sc 90 To" ue.
bare Os srm sO1s2c. Mess PORK hrm a. sle 30 Bacon
ShOaers Tie RIB Sides s4 Clear KID elaes
-Sgseaei l6a11c Lard quiet ll4ll,e Nhsy HUes -
aret ursstedi Extra, Winter, IS M Double h1A nlhtS %
s6 Te Rr 50 Wheat dull and unchanged NO nee ran
81 ample Prime ~ so Corn frmi Mixed on taSk oe.
50 at0e Rye slew, 799sle Whisky higher %e ieoseo
sssdy Hmp and Bagdng unchanged easier at rs "a 20
Dr. Sailed Meats-CgmberaDd Cut, Sides Akl Ce~I M
s.ss soB lse Bacon tmeri Shoulder, nc Sle1
sa9l0s M ueree and fdil4e for keg can
l4iaIse Live frBer % 500 % 70 Cat.ie m sr
eaan for Indau 70 good TEAM " SOd % % of
e. goOi Bstve - 7sG IS ~ for prime 20 ehoeS 90 @ E
AlSasI June swbeai quiet aud steady sales 200 bush White
ks and COO bush No Wbte bchgD
81 Rys aud Ana nonina value. Corn frner sales 800 bush
Western AZ Re Nc. DO DO Al i9e Barley sought
f ls Canada West private terms bsriey man
1--we felget very fol prices sales yO enp NSo h 9aae o
gkrd state made private oons Oas sfau3i es WV
iRg Western 6S aud White western al Ssc
MILWAUKEE, June l5l1Our dali and nominal neal 10 Zbce
70 utuFe deliveries 27t0Sl 2l seller Juy 81 kt cash.
@ steady f9c No Mixed, o4c i.{e oHeii
~ q lie Barley dull and nominal EeeepisOv 9,s fve
80 5nah Wheat shPmenis609 b6s fou' ana o'O' Dush'
nksat Lake FregntsNheat 10 Baidl0, &c. - 81. o,o,,
bsKyAlO Jspe bbl wheat IIIV0b
~ .y b1sl Oass, 100 bask RE. 1000 BUSH SSiUAsn''-|'
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
FrRoPRAN MARKETS.


AATos The Of discount Of the Bank OF Bngsnd hts
kn reucci and and quarter
~ cent The Of bullion in bank bss increased 3 since
lakt week.
oyDov June l5-:50 m-COnsos opened at % for both money
All IT, account HyeweDy bonds, 9 1905 old go!
fs57 gJi etdyidends; TeD-fortes, 6t
LfvERpOoL $1,000 m-Cott0n opened trn; Mddlng
UplSs 81 03d MdEng Orleans ODD POrk SCI Dbl for tine
Western Prime Mess oo,------- -. m, q, a.
eTweuies, 1862
"a 1865 Oh gJ. 1857 GOT e1-dvdendi TeD-For5esi 53.
m-ConsOls closed vi both
,ns toe account United States Fvefweniy bonds 1867 SOL 1860
ID 20; 1851. 9Ot; Territories, St ,,,r. =,
IIySspo June l55 m-COttoo closed s;eadyi 4ddng Up
lands 8aGll Mdng Orleans sd sales Of the day l3OO bales
1 fr eyto snd speculation Wbes l0890l PER GENITAL for
u.s Red Woern spring for Re- Winter Flour 20 per Dbl
Tor Western Canal Com 81 pen qE spirits Petroleum s41td per
gallon ~
5-Aryed ships Lady Dufenn Savannah May
AZ Upland 70 bates Sea Island Cotton Marion
E@yOrlesr Missouri Charleston May
ZIG hs land and 26 bales Ses Islands City Of Brooklyn Mobile
Nsy2 47 bass BazRo Newean May l3 bsles Cfsvn
ese Ga weston April bales Pennsylvania Newiork
N S u, III June l5-EveaiDg Tueaue 39iaS9s per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

TruRspar Jupe IS BREvss-Arrivas to-day 2 viz:
-. sso 3 @ & RG oS at 81 about prices Of SSS
sr lc advance the rates Of this day week few Texsui
~ o. the sold and 81 Khtucky grades
90 soo Of the butchers Of today Tie stock that sold
ryai liz 49, with few tops at M and not many sales outside Of
re weshsvten drovers were Morris with SO carloads; W v
WOOD ; Hud and o. Bowden cars eseh r. heCaHrey and
Tss ao.ss cattle were sold ,te by s. scuster
p pr W Dudley sold IA Of which l4o brought l292se on
b a. sat and ses o eT at l2c 81 ID per v Iossy sons
lot q g laid a; 81 evt strong a, & o and s
,s "a PC 81 and a ordinary cattle at same
pee lsC sold 9 g9ol far 7@l ewt steers A ia
g. II Hurd 81 Illinois cattle cwt 9l2tc II Of 4
a cenn paw D. IL shsInSn had W Kelley,
McPhon, Dsbey, ears weSiheimeT sold lS1
b i3 Murray had lot Of q eWt, selling at l2alS s.
csS. MeFhef,on sod leir III Illinois steers Of It ev
I W. Kelley Il ewt at prices aud 80 Of 81 cw at
DAbey vas at upon s5 Illinois steers g evs selling them
Wal CAlvz-Rep are Light to-day and prices temporarily high
bu carlton will be Reded By country buyers the present 5ss WI
ss-i buti.faE Calves GI Ordinary state
Co. 6 ssSe calves $50 r. at SCI Holly j.
d fsgs a 1 I at sv ss 80 h. 81 is
b few prime at SsGsc AesraW sold ~ Ou''ernik
s"ssp an LAxBs-with Communpaw at
o. M CAAmlerD and at Foehs or ABB hea4 the marx 81
ss S' ~ g2,c wei With lots from distance ss W.: By
ss gers J. Jersey . lie Hi ' Js s d IS Dea%aPe
fsnb s. 10 c AID 20 Jerseys IS 70 l2! j. " Thursion
60 81: < 5t1. 5;yI I Pea i is jersey lambs i h. at
BE- AMI 2 Of 5 n :, E k1 19se and g P r at ss Hume
koit so 2 state lambs o. b. at llGllic o. Of % d at Ec,
'I sh ,ss q ~ % o d % fuy holding P
cSt e's 9aS !. S sd Hume e Elliott sod S7 stated Ohio
snail lots al Gle j. Kirby sold LA 0ho 90 b. at 6ic and e
IS AT eStj 81 n IS eai ls Of 81 ID, Sle and 70 Ohio
He o IS carr at Commurpav spd 10 FOrletbs
fsl heal Market frD at 5aSse alive and OG6Sc dead
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-. 90, oea brsA Corn Frcishts-whest ioc. Corn o.
~ !. SsrYo,2 qust and snehsngs& whes gs sse
ia ~ 81 No western so At e. mostly TO srrve oas
elected scns, sS Tss sib % Lard da iOie aissins
Die la-COtton and market tnj eI d2o
as bsles shipments 30 bales Flour dull and nominal Pot
ea ado June lwhe dull and dropping; Extra o. No
Corn esdy 59d Oats good demand at full prices 800
June -Four unchanged Wheat dali and market un
lsd, No Rel Winter held at 81 tT asked. 81 a. Cora
snSe Al Oats fair demand and firm at 5Sc Petroleum quiet
sas sm; Crude, IS 80; Refined 2sc.
owEso iScur steady unchanged; sales 1000 bb
al for Spring - IS for Amber Winter 90 for White Winters
a Doobe Extra Wheat quiet No Red Winter held I ST.
ss No Milwaukee GLIB al ri a. Corn quiet sales
Mixed at &C. aud Yellow At eec Oats dull sales 600
Western Ole Barley Rye and Pess quiet Corn Meal 81 % for
Boed 81 20 for Unbod cw Mleei unchanged Shorts s21
9SA Spstafs $25a28 Mddngs, $28d$3 tun as 10 quality
Hghwines 9c Canal Freghs-Plou SOC Wheat 7c Corn, SIC
Philadelphia Railroad FrghFoar TO Boston, 5c TO Newior
sn 70 Albany 3c Receipts by Lake75O bush Wheati Il6O
e Lumber shipments BY CaRs-l3aOO bush Wheat sooO ieet
Lumber.
CHICAGO ISRour quiet asd steady Wheat quiet and sesd
No at 81 2i0$ 2 the afternoon firm at II 2sG 81 2 Corn
closed advance Of ide No Mixed 54le in the afternoon
TT978ic Barley dull Hghvipe steady at 9 Provisions easier
aad less Pork S14 5 cash. @4 rs August bard eaoI
o1 Gl0 Sailed Meas-Shoue SIC Live Hogs active and
advanced 1O 90 Cattle firm 50 50e$6 t freghs
scyeCorn TO Buffalo Sc per sail Receipts bbs Flour &C. 900
Whest bush Corn IS 900 bush Oats O hush Rye ana
900 Hogs shpmentsoO bb Flour 67ooo bush Wheat ESQ
bush Corn. ~ 900 bush Oats $50 bu RE and 5000 Hogs
TOLEDO. l5-Four steady with moderate demand Wheat
scve, advanced 2dS No White Michigan 81 R@Sl s Amber
Michigan 81 &9d 81 so; No Red 81 a. Rejected Red 81 j.; No
psgoP a and ns'p s e. ~ s "a n % M SS1 i s
grade Sc Oats unchanged and quet No Dayton and
55Ie No. O. 5ci Michigan, $50 Freighs very strong wheat
Buffalo AdJic Recps-2O0 bbs Flour lsOcl bush Wheat
ShpmeDts8OO bbl Flour COO
bush Wheat 20 go bush Corn, and II 900 bush Oats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16
HORSE AND GARBAGE MARKET

NEw-YoRK Thursday, June Is, 1871.
The true state of the market cannot be fairly
Judged this week. oil persons interested In horSeesh
are In attendance at the races.
Messrs Johnston Van Tassel No 10 East Thrteonth-
st. will OFFER at IL O'clock tomorrow FRIDAY, 18th inst
on the occasion of the regular semweeky auction sae
two fine family and road teams and large number OF
other horses OF various descriptions Also carriages OF
oil kinds, wagons harness, &c.
The carriage business still continues without any
marked change prices remain firm.
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- rhfp 60 register " oseov win S~" ossa
, nd m sss VA o Sy'; T sans ss
SS sss -: -. Ss III 1 so.s s,' s a5s o Re
e. s 4. S Ss "a sssp s'sjss Viz moderate demand
Sna. AN Seq ss ss SIS Ss & secs
;:; ;Ss E: e. fs.;. s,:. SO SO
F sSs, 81. s Ts. E I'd sss ss
ss::1 Sc Sc s E::
hss S. G% SS M iS. s spssss Ki 600 sS
southern FpCI limited ssP but S nosts and s
sssyy Extras eAer Family grades are scarce ~
Ball. Ass gsorc.lo-. HiIt sS:d Sap % sssssS
RebHoDd County Extra sSS so
SsSNss ssd Tennessee Ei. and FAMILY 9sS ,sss..,
RS Picsr dal ana heavy especially low and medium
We; ~ o: STATE and 80: S = rs
Corr Meal !. n limited request not plenty ana ''-' -
Com Com M.. sss S', s.Ts & sSs . g
Con M Mssi :' 81 Meal s,YssIs,
81 3 At ii SSS 81 sO s. 81 70Ssi " and i'O " -
S;sVEs bsf All Ell s %1' Ss;t'
cs Of good spring are 1oehsns n A% esst White greatly
n oc demand mainly o eSIs chicago spring ssoat and
y 81 f .oS So sP3f Yo .sos $50 e. g. for
assI %;'',r9 p is ss A s1 s sapp moderate q
Is9 bsh c 81 4cs e. S .ai bush New Ohio
% on I seSc asSai t nav @e i SS d Se mssss
$685. sto nv od With good demand for export and tie
s.s. .bs ss.' ~ s Ysf
sss IS "a. shipping continues srnl with demand
s.. s s x Seal % DOaeTs.s sqses end are s.
n ss . n. Ia piss re fna At 81 scss Long
81 sssss s foS ShOrs and sl9sl oS for Dat ,...
nv - nasy unchanged Domestic is slow Of sale and 'Sues
h| w. TosES-There has been activity Che make. for
~ p5a' ,ss ' s5 Ps' 4 ' dom store Tar
roasrslssy End fni sales o. to bps %i1sOs ~ 600
6ss loss than onsOarth that Of me sng ua s se ~ KS
s Wh.s lin ir request steady Sperm
and poe sr, uRsASss IiS o Sus but srm al 4oc
% sseod moderate request and Pnees are upcnsngea we
eov S.oysTbs demssd sr Moderate bu. hoders offer
I for ETr Prime SIS % for Westero Prime neST 'ot
S s1:Gs 8 for August and b6s Prime Mess tn.
so; 100 bbs Rumps $l3 50 and $50 obis Inn Mess al
a no change mporHce sales Of 200 hbs At sy@SiS iot
hs1, sc % Of 60 to- a, s2o825 for Prime Mess and
M IHs Mes; Beef Hans ere T. T3et bette Meats Ore
s al rooi dsnd hhds Hams 2dl2ic and lgO
Sr resssd Hogs unchanged qnoea6g7c for City Lard
L sl az hO not Ong much stock sale, Of ~ e ana
s5 To- liz m Keitd eberei iutare delivery the market dull
tMeTbe general market has been steady the offer
bs Moderate for Cde in bulk there was no demand
nea further would be contract Ol was
49, e. s i el a All ana TsSS at IS % on Lover SPOT
s epssa bid Upper and - IS Lower Refined
y freely dealt in e5y ssss e. Of LIE 500 SS sI PSi
rs,o o. sO bb Ju 2slG Gases steady at 3 oslo In Phla
ss ss wa 81 q s an unorei 2i Ja at ss
Rcs-ponesse Moderately cye and stsdy sae, 70 s ~ t@
Ssie. 500 h Is RSnsoon al lc and 80 PAiua at 7lS7{G
- "a ss ,tgIfSe Tor oN sraei Denara; sa9lc Cuba
koie M Cs sa dol s4elOO for Porto heo keaned Ii AR De-
TAILo% more active very firm; sales of $4,000 lbs at ease
s @ .e O re de and lower sales of 100 bb
cUsrs 20 early, at Sc We quote at vi 4SS1e
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RECEIPTS OF Produce.

Per North IUer VeSssb 0ad Rditrodds -,
10 Daos Broom Corn 81 bales Cotton "
AL Coor 33 cakes Copper Dried Fruit lao bb Eggs
fs5 bb Four s bush Wheat IS 1913 bush Corn TO- $50 bash
DniS s. bush Peas Corn Neal l09 bales Hops 5J
Leather. 100 bhlS Iurpenp
Us pkgs Il pkgS Grease % p4gs Liant 20 kegs Lard
go utys Sen 20 pigs Batter ~ IA pigs Cheese Z Pkgs Tai
" rtq starch hall Tea % lh Tobacco "a boxes and
yS roo bblS whisky 757 Oaes DOL 4yJ SIeieT 80
kbls Tslsu OIL g bbls Elaine Oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16

WHITE STAR LINE. ,u,,ooo,
w NEyF. YORK CORK, AND LIvERPOOb
NEW AND PULL.POWERED SrKAhSllP6
THE SIX LARGEST IN THE WORLD
oo-,x,c ii'H ' ARcTIC PACIFIC,
OCBAMCs ,vrtc BALTIC ADRIATIC,
N'" oOO TINS burien-JOOO b. D each. -
Sailing from, wXorE on URDAYs from Liverpool on THURS
DAYS and Cork Harbor the day following
~" aTti INTIC Cant Murray 90 sATuRDAY. July l. h2
1cEANIC Capt Thompson on SATURDAY, JnY - Up M
From the White Star Dock Pavonia Ferry, Jersey ivy,
p,gs, all esssesl unryaie combining
'Ae SAFETY SPEED, AND COMFORT. ,,,.
bathrooms
don wbsf- least motion and steTsrlese accompany
..-..,.. THAI. xi.h.
g., % md M feni. from the Old Country now obtain serAse
prepaid SJJ currency - .. PAT. u,ub,,g
sorxnv kredea. Iudia, Australia. China hc
T.rnrsi tek IT'S granted at lowest rates
Dsns from 81 upward . - ..t, =. 81. cou...,,,,
oao,, No ~ Broadway, keu-lork j. a., orahho Atel.
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proposaIs.

COLONIAL SEoRErARYs OFFICE May 49, l6l
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-The Govern
Edward Island will until 9th July receive
TBNDBRS construction RAILWAY Of feet
gauge Cacupec Georgetown, distance Of about 10
miles.
Payment will be made Prince Edward Island Government Debent
bearing cent interest," payable bali yearly reemaOie IN
Specifications tender and other information
oned the Government Eng Oe Chsottetown aier 10Th
June
tender win he recognized unless made the printed form
do not bind themselves occut the lowest or
tsner T. H. HAYILAND. Col. SecT.
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sr.-. an sor,u ClEoLrrA TREASURY DpPaErxrxr,l
CoLuuBIA. g. O.. June l. 1911. \

STATE o. sovrH clEoLrsA Tns.vrr psrsrr..sr.l
THE INTEREST maturing July !, 1871, upon
BONDS Of STATE SOUTH CAROLINA vi, he PAID
gold and aer July al the Banking Hou,s n ~ ~
the state gEasan ami " mo soain
Carolina Bani and Trust Company. In Columbia
The nteres, maturing upon REGISTERED that time viii be pail
at the Treasury Oflce only Mills O. PARKER STATE Treasurer
Orycg JERSEY err FIKk ASSURANCE Co. No 80 GR1SD'
CORNER GREESHsT. JERsEr CIrr, N. j. June ~ 1911 IN,
Doth SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND. me
Board Of Direction. Of this Compsny have this DAY dsosf
Government Tar payable demand A. B DEAN Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16
financial.
A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.
IN FIRST MORTGAGE.

"A ILANI 10 AND IAOIF 10 hAIIhO<fD OU'
IN FIRST MORTGAGE.
LAND GRANT AND GUARANTEED. 800
BONDS BEARING SIX PER CENT PER ANNUM. in GOLD,
INTEREST PAYABLE SBMIANNUALLl IN NETWORK,
FRRB OF GOVERNMENT TAX
These Bonds amounting all $300 payable in 20 from
July 1863 secured by mortgage GEORGE TYLER BlGBLOW
JOHN JAMES DIXWBLL Of Boston Trustees about 5oO
acres quality the State Of Missouri which were
granted 70 he Company by the United States
Hon AMOS TUCK Land Commissioner Of the Company
May 1871 3 for SJ659 averaging
upward Of $ 10 per
These guaranteed by the South Pacific Railroad Co
completed Seneca the south western line OF the
State Of Missouri So miles from St. Louis and is being rapidly con
srud Missouri fully equipped and doing large
and increasing business
The mogagd the line Of the Railroad OF great
value for both agricultural and mineral purposes $500
We consider the excellent and profitable Invest
mont Only one millions Of these bonds remain unosed Of
Applications forthwith 10 by those who would secure
this Bond at 80 cents j. W. sBLlGMAN Co,
Financial Agents Of the A. and p K K Co., Il Broadst
Nev-York Jwe l.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16

JRPPERsosyLLR Ind, May a. 1871.
DROPOSALS.-SEALED PROPOSALS, in
duplicate received this Oce until the 28th day Of June
the manufacture Of 800 nineteen hunire each OF
wall Tents and Flies ami 800 thousand nine hundr Common
Tents ss without poles pins from material except sewing
tsDe beswaI by the United States and delivered
the az Jacksonville Indiana The Tents when
compeel viii delivered at the place for inspection
Tie reject any all bids if regarded as Instantaneous re-
served b. the Government
Be are invited 10 present the opening Proposals NUT be
addressed to distinctly ndosed Proposals Tor the
Manufacture Of Ten-"
For spec 6atons conditions and further information apply to this
Ofce.
D' ' Depot Quaermaster