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t.1' ~ .I>uHu 4u4t1 aeluAIlItcu Will Ltlt C1.
in!schtcf would ba done by Gen. drantis tlr,lr-
ing IN the Alarshal's company. Nor do know
Of supposo that Gen. Moves has troubled him
::nesting ths tl,nncr-1tablo arrangements at tbs
EiYscc. II is only natural that wtlcu
Grsi,t, they should naku the most Ut him.
Whether Gen. Grant reads thy French news.
paners Is more than tan SAY; | shnula like 10
recommend him ". Paul de Cuss4gnac's sllect,
BY way Of oponin4 his cyea to this tunlpa.y la
Keeps. III. Paul do Cassognac l!as Just returned
70 farls after all absencc Vi fortnight Or SO,
devoted Il }All peculiar style ot rlcction.man-
hes hts re-cntry bY lung protest against tho
policy Of surrender or concillution which the
statsnal n,s ~ been supposed ready to aIopt ltc
aaY'se: tue Aarshal to DEFY il.c Clalnter ol
ChamosF refuse the budget tn levy taxcs aud
sencnd The money all the sauIc; to pforo4uo Tie
enaihGef ior two months, to dtssolvc II, Snd 10
proclaim the state Of sfege: IL tho Mar
eaal Will DO tlat. 81. de Paul Ca8sagnac thinks
eoup d'ctat ulay not be necessary; ateorli,ig.
~ 4s dots not propose It, a. he says, "yct.'
a. fau Do CassaXuac sccnIs 10 think there can
" no coup d'ctat Without vl0lenco anil mas
s7;aeie, 7;, On the pattern Ut tho ~ of peeetnber.
nv what hc proposes Is nevertheless u cup
ettt, a1ld hcls she hetnuuthplece Of the most encr
Retlc section VI the lIonsi,aft ftsss,-of the party
from among whom the Marshal and Alin!stcra
e''8se tLrcc-!itths Of their official candidates.
:, SUI this j. French "pohtcs," which ucn.
uIaut md h!a wife unitc IN saylux they do not
IhasTstli.d. II ho would liku to see how far
ine brutality u bonapartlst politics IL carried
nIo private life, let him take this paragraph cuu
IpthlnR STD, ? kcpubllcau Deputy, also from a.
faal dc cassagaac's rapcr:
- annouueed that ". Guyot. .Montpaytoux has
sstaeueGlf become lnslue. We arc assured that Ia
tstss circumstances ns will abandon the rttotshlu
u tAe tonr,7er IL fiuacx.
lhae ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS has become lu,
saoets unhappliy true. Dclng true, tue com,
Ia u,h oh I L 4 barely Inferior n ftrosy to that
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New YORK ~ Qarsn&suun aud Liverpool.
IexeltA Nuv. II, ~ p. Tha queen. Dce. Up
EnxlAp1, huy.14, 7ts bpatu Dec. =. III I. III.
~ Loaduu.
Holland. Nov. IL. 3p u. u.nma1k. Nov. ~. ~ =
Tickets reduced galeA btx6rzxu llcErtA 6ha,
frpcY uJA4ks tor 81 HAd GtrIL rtt tain aud
ireland. Apply 10 +. u. LAlssuS, South l1zrk..t.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-26

interests Of all parties. Is it not
time for us to court an era of good
feeling by nominating Conservatives
sometimes for office? think so,
and do therefore. as a member of the
Convention which m eets to NJ brow,
promise to do all I can to allay the
excitement whicl, would follow the
nomination oil nn extreme Republican
by US, by advo ruting no non,ination
at all butan endorsement OF Mr.. Dib
bic. Resp ctfulIy,
Box.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-26
PROCLA VI ATHON,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

TO Wn. J. Dc7reviite, Esq, John c. Pike.
Esg., r. I. Cdiu, Esq, Commisiioners Of
Elections for the County Of Orangebury
WHEREAS, the seat Of D. A. Strakcr,
who, at the General Election held Nov en-
Der 7th 1876, was chosen member Of the
House of Representatives for the Election
District Of Orangcburg County, to serve for
two years, has since said election been de-
clared vacant by the House of Representa-
tlves. And, whereas, the Constitution Of
the State of South Carolina directs that in
such q case Writ of Election gllall be
issued by the Speaker of the House of
Representatives, for the purpose Of filling
the vacancy thus occasioned, for the re-
mainder Of the term for which the Member
whose seat has been declared vacant was
elected 10 serve:
Now, therefore, you and each Of you are
hereby required, after due advertisement,
and with strick regard to nj the provisions
Of she Constitution and Laws of the said
State, touching your duty in such case. to
hold an election for Member Of the House
of Representatives, for the Election District
aforesaid, to serve for the remainder Of tho
term for which the said D. a. Straker was
elected: tho Polls to be opened a, the var
ious places Of Election III the said District,
on Wednesday the thir,ielh :!..y Of May
1877, by the rario,l, SETS of Managers inr
thee places respectively.
This Wrii, together with your return o.!
the Election to he held under it, have ne
fore the House OF Representatives ut its next
meeting after the Election.
Witness, the Honorable ". II. Wallace,
Esquire, Speaker "i the iou<r o! !icrrc
scnta.ivcs. ut C"l,mba, =. g.. this the
seventeenth day Q. May, il ,h,y.ar n.o:,r
Lord one thousand eight h'l'.i:-l anl
seventy seven.
W. H. WALLACE,
Speaker Of the House Of Representative.
joins T. SIOA%,
Clerk OF the House .; Representatives.
may 20 II
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-26
TO THE VOTERS OF ORANGE.
BURG COUNTY.
may 26

The County Democratic Executive Com
nlittee would respectfully announce to ne
Voters of Orangeburg County, that at
recent meeting of said Committee. Charles
B Glover, Esq, was unanimously nomi-
mated us q candidate to fill the vacancy in
the Office of the Judge of Probate for said
County, caused by the resignation of R.
Turner.
Mr.. Glover las accepted said namination.
And the Executive Committee would urge
upon the Voters of the Democratic Party,
and all good citizens irrespective Of Party, to
give him their hearty and unanimiou. sup
port.i
The Election will be held on tho 5th day
Of June 1877
JAS. +. IZL.AR,
Chairman Of Co. Dem. Es. Com.
L. a. SCIilFFLEY,
Secretary. i9t
may 2G Ct
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-26

no commission issued to any one rs
solicitor.
!. W. Glover, w +. Hutson,
). 1. lzlar, Mortimer Glover,
a. IS. knowlton, j Nj. Waunamaker
julius Glover, w. j DeTrevilIe,
T. B. Whaley.
Sworn to before George Boliver, G..
G. p. May %, 1877. :
State of South Carolina, County of
Orangcburg- Court of General
Sessions.
To c. ". Buu=, Esq: Take no.
ticc that four days from the servic or
acceptance Of this notice, or us suon
thereafter rs counsel can be heard
upon the affidavit submitted, the or.
der annexed, n copy of which. to.
gethcr with the affidavit, is served
with this notice, will be moved 70 r.
i. w. GLOVER.
w. +. HUTsoN.
State Of South Carolina, County of
Orangeburg--Court of General
Sessions.
On hearing the annexed affidavit,
and on motion of Messrs J.. w. Clio.
yer and w. T. Hutson, on behalf Of
the Orange durg bar, it is ordered
that, ns it appears thercfrom, that
the office Of solicitor Of the First
Circuit is now vacant, that the
Court do proceed to appoint a solici-
tor for Orangeburg County until the
vacancy be filled or appointment.
The hearing was set for to-day, but
as Judge Melton, Solicitor Buttz's
attorney, asked that tho matter be
postponed to Monday, the matter
will not come up until then. What
will be the outcome no one kncws,
but rs il is reported that the Char
lesion lawyers have already exam
ined into the matter and gave it up.
it is thought that Buttz is pretty well
fortified.
Tho other business in the Court
was of the usual nature. the principal
cases tried being for larceny, house
breaking, assault and battery &c.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-26
Court Of General Sessions /.

This Court met ON Monday morn
ing last, his Honor Judge Cooke pre-.
siding. There WAS al unusual crowd
in attendance. Solicitor Buttz was
promptly in his seat, with all his ca
scs ready Tor the Grand Jury.
Early in :ho lfay objection was
made TO Solicitor BUTTE acting upon
III, ground hat he had abandoned
his nl:c. hy not appearing here at the
lnst tenn Of Court. Tie objection
came from a part Of the Or;ngeburg
Bur. This caused some little sur
prise ms very few persons knew that
The matter was coming up. Buttz
sad il took linn unawares, and that
lie hoped tn, matter would DO brought
up regularly. Accordingly, the fol-
lowing papers were served upon the
Solicitor on Tuesday
State Of South Carolina, County of
Ornngeburg-ln the General
sessions.
Personally appeared the under.
signed who On onth declare that they
are informed and believe that q. w /.
Bnttz, who now claim to be the
States solicitor at Orangcburg was Il
candidate on The 7lh OF November
last past for the office Of solicitor Of
The First Circuit, md at the same
time candidate for the House Of
Representatives in Congress, to fill
an uncxp,red term; that he WAS cleo
ted to both; that he abandoned tho
Office Of solicitor by not appearing to
dischursc its duties in this county
until The present sitting of this court
en- the record Of which there appears
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-26
Ele: ton Notice.

An Election Will be held OH the 30ll, day
Of May 1877, for one Representative to fill
the seat Of D. A. Straker iii the House Of
Representatives declared vacant, at the fol-
lowing Polling Precincts, and by the fol-
lowing named managers:
Aringer's-E LDantzler, Joseph Norrie,
Henry Bynum.
Bookharfs-W ] Snider, Dr.. A C Baxter,
J w Green.
BranehriAe-F WFairy, Edward Carroll,
Andrew Pinckncy.
Broun's-J D Knots, ] D. Jones, Silas
Moses.
Bull Suuu,p-J Z Knots, Jos.w Hodges
Jesse Graves.
Cedar Grore--Andrew Myers, BENZ.
Pooser, J II Wallace.
Club Houso-Jane4 L Kast, W Sellers,
E Gray.
CorbiRs-G A Summers, II Fsalley, B.
G Federick.
Ea.teriin'rC C Mcmillan, J NJ Cope,
Aaron Simmons.
EliioPs--P NJ Houser, J Rhett Riley,
Jake Dupont.
Ee,der.-I O. Conner, L f D Bowman,
Levi Summers.
Foylss-DJ Zeigler, Emanuel Jones, l.
NJ Brown.
Fort Motte-C I Goodwin, w c Hane,
George Brown.
Foures Chappsl-L s Conner, H NJ Miller,
T Phillips.
Gieaton's-Martin Livingston, Barnet
Livingston, p w Carson.
GriGn'rlra s Hart, Sam'l Wells, II
Fielder.
Jamiaon's-L r Bcckwith, John L
Moorer, Addison Hanas.
Le,eisriiie-W P Cain, E Buyck, NJ
General.
Oangeburg-Julius Glover, T. Kohn,
Paul l.. Govan.
Rouvs Ihmp-W L Wolfe, T F Barton,
Philip Gray.
Washington se,ninary-J w Summers, Z
I Gates, Roland g Moss.
Zeigl.ps-O b Riley, DL Hildebrand,
Godfrey Murph.
WI. DETREVILLE.
JOHN G. PIKE,
f.. I. CAIN,
Commissioners.
may Is 1t
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-26

Effects entirely disprot;onal to
causes ure frequently induced by the
simplest circumstances. a little
pimple, indicative of the beginning Of
deterioration eff the blood, will, by
neglect of preventive means, develop
into the loathsolne ulcer aud sap
health or probably destroy life. DR..
Bulls blood mixture prevents such
catstrophes.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-26
[CohlMUNICATED.1
Editor Orungcbmy Ncws and Times

Editor Orangcb'"y Ncws and Times
The Republican Convention meets
tn.morrc" fer the purpose of nomi-
mating person to fill the vacancy
occssioned by the dismissal Of Mr..
D. A. Straker from the House. Now
ms we want harmony and peace in
This county, and rs large majority
Of the colorcd people are pleased and
satisfied with Governor Hampton 8
Administration, would it not be the
part of politica! sagacity for the
Convention to A. inmate conserva-
tive gentleman who will rcaect tho
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-26

possible to get out full or even pro.
protionate colored ,ote--a thing which
the whites eau. All read the motto G
through their papers, and with such
thorough organization ;as they
have, they can he prepared for
solid vote in two days time. This i,
written by one who is inden,ifi.d with
and seeks the elevation Of every
CoLORED Man.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-26
P PROCLA MI !AvTAON.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EXECUTIVE CuAmBEH.


EXECUTIVE CHAMBER.
TO the Commissioners and Managers Elec-
ton of Oramgeburg County:
WHEREAS, vacancy exsste in the Office
Of Probate Judge of the County of Orange
burg. by reason of the resignation of Il.
Turner.
Nov, therefore, yon, and each one ofyou
arc hereby required, with strict regard to
the provisions Of ;l.e Constitution and Laws
Of the State, touching your duty in such
case, to cause all election to be held in tho
said County on Tuesday the 9Th day of
June a. D. 1877, to fill said vacancy.
All Bar-Room and Drinking Saloons in
said County shall be closed on said day of
election, and any person who shall sell any
Intoxicating Drinks in said County on that
day, shall be deemed guilty ola misde-
mcanor, and on conviction the cof, shall be
fned in a sum not less then One Hundred
Dollars, or lie imprisoned for period Of
not less then one month, nor more than Six
months.
In testimony whereof have he1eonto set
my hand and caused the Great Seal of
the State to be affixed at Columbia, this
Einet eenth day of May A. D. 1877, and
in the One Hundred and First year Of
American Independence.
BY the Governor,
ILs.] WADE HAMPTON,
Governor.
R. NJ. SIMS,
scc.'y of Statc.
may 26 Ct.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-26

pudiating what We owe? We answer
yes, but the word is odious to n high
minded people, and there is q better
and quicker way Of relieving the
burden.
How ? By what process :? We
answer by clc"ting the nominee of the
Executive Committee to the House of
Representatives. Ho is thoroughly
acquainted with me wants Of our
people and the necessities of our
County. Through his influence the
debt Of the County can be adjuste d
in some way satisfactory to the tax
payers. But it will take time and
perseverance to achieve objects so
desirable, and what better man
could the Democratic Executive
Committee have nominated than
Capt. Dibblc for tho accomplishment
Of so great task
All will agree that ho is n good
lawyer; that he is patient and pains.
taking; that he is scrupulou4ly honest
and honorable; thu, lie is safe and
valuable counsellor; that he is II man
Of large property, and thu. his inter
ests and the county's ore Identical. !.
What more would you want
enrbolicd i'll q Representatives. To
use q vulgarism, Mr.. Dibbe fills the
bill to a gnatt's heel.
He is thoroughly i'll accord with
Gov Humpton's policy; stands upon
that eminent staieman's platform, and
will do much if chosen to strengthen
the hands Of the Executive. Besides,
We may say that We know it will be
pleasure indeed to his Exc cheney to
commission Mr. Dibblo as
member to the House from Orange
burg County.
For these and other reasons we
urge his election. The clubs in the
various Townships must do their
full duty. Explain the situation to
the colcrcd people. Gov. Hampton
is their friend. Mr.. Dibbe plants
himself squarely upon cur Chieftain's
platform. What moro could any
man want?
Let us to work, then. Let "On to
victory" be our battle cry Let the
shibb~ !cth Of our march from now
until the 30lh inst, be Support to
Hampton and Home Rule" "Votc
for Dibblc and elect hir!"
Fellow citizens! we implore you to
do your duty. Much depends upon
the result. Will you be sluggayds
in such crisis us this.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-26
The Democratic Nominee.

this lace on Tuesday last and unani-
mously nominated Captain Samuel
Dibblc to ill the vacancy now exis
ting in the Orangcburg dell cation to
the House.
That the Commi'trr aAr.' ;I'a part
of wisdom The nni~tr<ai .n,inr,anian'
given to Tie no,n'isar ~ abundant
proof. That The nonircr will he
overwhelmingly elected the sundown
Of the 3Oth inst, viii likewise cstab
lish. But itmay be asked, why are
we SO confdent? The result, how
are we to know ii
Hear our reasons.
twill certainly be ;lcknowlclg ID on
all sides that our County is absolutely
in need Of an intelligent, able, and far
seeing Representative ut the S tate
Capitol during the Sessions Of the
Legislature. Our people are deeply
interested in the success Of Governor
Hampton's administration, and are rs
anxious rs tic citizens Of any other
county to contribute whatever help
they can towards sustaining his
power. Now, there are but Two
ways in which they can render ma
terial assistance to the government OF
their choice: Fl Fire first is, by paying
tribute in m-ney to its tax-gatherers
for its support, and the second is, by
sending to the Legislature Repre-
scntatiycs whose influence and power
among mon and i'll dclibcrati vc bouics
will be potent for good.
The former our people have air rcady
done. The latter they now have n
chance Of accomplishing.
And right here we desire to remark,
by way Of parcnihcsis, that naught
we shall have to say in this article G
must be construed into n want Of
confidence III the Hon. w. II. Reddish.
He has done his duty and is still per-
forming his part nobly. But we
know he wants an able co-Iaborcr i'll
his lauduble work.
Then we say to the overs Of Hon
est GoAcrnment and !iou:r Rule, Raj
ly to the Standard d. yoos G'hie;an,
Wade llumr'ga,i,y .ia. ,oilliy i"r
Samuel Dibic On cicctio'. day!
Our finances nc i'll Il dcplor"blc
condition. The debt Of Ctangclurg
County is n,o,:nran high, and 's still
incrc:.s,nq Nnd yctit viiI haze 10
be paid one 81 these days Upon
whom will tic burden Of !iqndating
it fall /? Who will be taxed to rc.es-
tablish The fallen credit Of this fl-
mous old County Of revolutionary
fame Tie honcst ax.payers, white
end colopcd Thep how essential to
ascertain the amount OF our Indebted.
ness at once. The creditors Of the
County are not going to wait al
ways. Taxpayers, you will have to
march to the grating ln,,sic of heavy
taxation sooner Or later if things so
OH as they are.
But is there no way, nc imagine
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-26

Somebody has been rummaging in
statistics and finds that North Caro-
lima has population Of 1.07O.120
people, who pay sS,5O0,9OO for intox-
icating liqu ors, 81 100000 for educa-
tional purposes and s269,S3O for
church enterprises, ministers salaries.
etc. The entire crop Of cotton ave-
raging 100000 bales Of 400 pounds
each, selling ut 10 cents per pound,
will no. meet the liquor bill by
s560960' The wheat crop will pay
but half the amount, and all the
corn, abou. 1854 ,64l bushels, ut 60
cents per bushcl, is only one.third
more than is annually paid out by
the people Of this State for spirituous
liquors.
To put it in plain words, sons Of
the old North State appreciate
whiskcy above education, education
above religion, and religion above
well the common place things Of
life, such as smoked herrings and
chesnuts.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-26
A Notable Enterprise.

The Baltimore Sun celebrated it's
fo,ticth anniversary the other day.
1t has had but ol:e management. Its
proprietor startel n very poor man.
and is now the richest newspaper
owner III the world. The SIMS net
income is probably as great MS that Of
any paper published in the Union.
1t is All epitomc Of the human drama.
The success Of this journal is princi-
.pa!ly due to these facts:s II deals
fairly by all; spares no pains or ex-
pcnsc to get reliable news; aud is tn
relentless foe Of dead -headism in all
forms and features. No man and no
set Of men can use the San to grind
any axe, great or s::all. II any in
dividual wants to deliver himself in
the columns Of our Baltimore con-
temporary he Gun do so at a round
sum per line, marked, printed aud
charged as an advertisement. That
is business. The sooner Southern
papers adopt the same plan the soon
er will they prosper.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-26
aE.-3D 1AE
VIZ w 7aoyTt5s &C havjce,

- . FSET- cr CT- !-.o,ferch by
',S IL W. il. ~ - y -. TOR many
,S Years ~. .l'1stf:,t,,f ~ .tuntonIy In
,,s the Mr.. :r.;, Jiier' III t;rn:I'a.
-, ThtItl ."Irr' experience th the
. p:.riicc %; ii:rdh.i:i. together with
rs iifitcu yea-, $50 .>s IItts Pitls,
r'a aud the !!r:.asaris at tcsi liner iaIs
- g!rrn nT their riHsacy, wnrrAnr SEc
- III 80: ing fuat they VIII posi- lively
~: cure. all ;ii.-'EScs f::a..resiiIt from \
-, sli,~i.Srii livsr. They ARE no. rer-
:; .'n,nrr:c.i"l inr NIL III. :iis thai Hf'irt
i,:',;..f'i.r. mt ;ir ljvs;!r!,sia. j apti-
IS die. to.is; ir9iinn. tIics. Skin Ifs
.'S ca ,rS. S!linits rn'ic. Ehrtfnntism,
% pa'r:i,r.ni of III. !frart, Kidney
* .trcc!inn-. Female Complaints, &C.,
!, : a'!n: "i,;"h result :'re'n a d.rnng"-
.,S nirN. ~ THE L!:cl, no nrtiirtNc has
ever STpr = SO -sNccpSsfill aS 1bR.
J.: HITS .EGETABLE LIVER
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-11

THE ORMSBy HOUSE,
Carson and Second Streets
Carson City. Nevada.
GEO. D. FRYER -. PROP.
reconstructed until in capacity and appearance
It IL, unquestionably the
REST PUBLIC HOUSE IN NEVADA
surpasses anything Of the hinda this State;
SPACIOUS DINING HALL
Nfarnilcent Parlors and Splendid
Suites OF Rooms,
Combine to make It supply . want long 1ei'
here and throughout the State. NO pains oE
EXPENSE will be spared in the CuLlNAn1
DEPARTMENT, snd nothing tnst the mafke's
-, tho Pacific Coast afford will be omitted from
the table.
n correspond with the general elegance OF
IN. house THE BAR will be kept on . plan
sacond to nothing In Ban Francisco: and the
pIrIIARD ROOM will always be nrst-clsss In
al to appointments.
TINE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
Have An once IN the houss; and all posstbls
facilities will b Afforded 70
c...ta. Families and tie TFaveAA0
Public.
A share Of public patronage u solicited.
GEO. D. FRYER
ian, Proprietor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-11

:. +. HoFER 3. Z. KELLY
| !. KELLY 4 HofER'
Stock and Money Brokers
oMoe In County su'id'ngs.
CARSON CITY. Hsv..
WILL PURCHASE AND SELL
w sttiotly On commtsstsn
Mining stocks
BONDS OF ALL DESCRIPTION
And ii, other Securities dealt in ss the San
Francisco Stock and Exchange Board.
Advances made on APP
proved Stock and other
Securities.
Legal Tenders Bought and Sold
Correspondents in Ssr Francisco:
Nessrs. J. Il. LATHAM co.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-11

CARSON CITY.
CARSON CITY SAVINGS
7AN1,
Corner of Carson and Proctor streets.
TRUSTEES:
oeoree Tudy. Richard KrmAn
F. D. Stsitmuller, Jacob Klein.
George T. Davis. trsa Georse e F. ro1 n'A'
L. a. ne' A.w. Prsy.
FINANCE COMMITTEE;
Richard k'Fm'n' George 4 rusy. Ut ~
This Bank will receive Savings DeposltS Ia "
ar,n. .o low a One Dollar, and issue Pass
Rooks for the same; will issue Time ana Osi,
Certi6cates Of Deposit, and receive COmmefclsI
Deposits on open account. suDlect 20 cneGH M. -.
draft on demand; will pay interest or Iime
Certificates and Savings Deposits; buy ana seli
exchanoe on New York. Cansds and San fran-
cisco, Currency and Bullion bought ana soio;
Make collections. loan money. and olse"u"'
commercial paper.
AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING 1NsCK'
ANCE COMPANIES
French Corporation, and
Commercial Union OF London.
GEORGE TUFLY. President.
RICHARD K1nMAN, Vice President.
GEORGE B. HILL. Cashier. noSl'
PlxLEY 4 mcconnell,
Brokers. Carson and Proctor streets.
Receiving Agents for
r wlEcANn & CO.,
AssAYERS.
CHEM IcALl ANALYSTS
MICR . sCOPISTs.
Virginia City. New.
DCLLION Even such ~ 10 not
ID receivable ut the e. 8. Mint sssayed ana
sold on the most favorable terms.
samples Ct Ore critically asssyed Tor bctn
Gold and Silver. AND REPORTS BASED CPOS
duplicate TESTS. for 81. 25 per sample,
when reports are delivered In Carson.
Samples of Ore assayed for Copper, Lead.
Antimony. Tin and Mercury. or other Metals
At very low rates. See Circulars.
Samples Of all inorganic substances, miner,
ais. saline deposits and mineral waters analyzed
and examined chemically or microscopicslly
Alse particular attention given to the Exam-
ination Of Foods and Liquors, with reference
to ADCLTERATIONS.
We aim at large business on small prohts,
whether in Analysis or in other branches.
Assayers and the Trade furnished with Chem
oil for quantity. Chemically Pure Silver IT
s. per OF. ,,..; $,
Virginia Evening Chronicle. or call. as above.
on Messrs. Pixley Mcconnell for Circular.
CONRAD WIEGAND,
! Formerly Melter and Refiner of Q. 8. Mint at
San Francisco. and later Asssyer Of the same
Establishment. hoVAam