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5. INTERNAL REVENUE.
AssEssoR's OFFICE, THIRD DISTRICT, Va,
~ ~. RIcHMoNn AnriI % Ia7l


In compliance with provisions OF section l9 of
the acts of Congress, approved June 3o.h, 1854,
as amended by subsequent acts, and entitled
IAN act to provide Internal Revenue to support
the government pay interest on the public debt
and for other purposes notice is hereby given,
that the ANNUAL LIST OF TAXES ilssessed
by the Assistant Assessors of the Third District
of Virginia, will remain open for the examina-
tion OF all persons concerned, for the space of
TEN DAYS, from date, at my office in the
Custom House, on Bank street, in the city Of
Richmond at which place appeals will be re-
ceived and determined, relative to any erroneous
or excessive valuations, or enumerations made
and taken by the said Assistant Assessors.
All appeals must be made in writing, and shall
specify the particular eausa matter OF thing, re-
spectng which decision is requested, and shall
moreover, state the ground OF principle of error
complained Of
No appeal shall be allowed to any person after
he shall have been duly assessed, and the annual
| list containing the assessment has been trans
mitted to the Collector of the District. The
| list referred TO embraces the following items,
! viz; INCOME FOR THE YEAR ISL, SHE-
CIAL TAXES, formerly licenses, dated from
| May LIST, 1872.
| Dsg The Third District of Virginia is composed
| of the city of Richmond aud the counties OF
| Hanover, Henrico, Goochland, Spotsylyania
Stafford, Orange, Louisa, Culpeper and Kappa
| hammock
! . - Ell. SMITH,
! ap so-I0t Assessor Third District Va,
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FROM NEw YORK.

NeW York, April 24.--The steamer
Italy," from Liverpool, brings the first of
the new crop of rice. The unusually early
arrival is owing to the rapid transit which
results from the Suez canal, which now
causes a saving of time of nearly three
months. -
AnSnst Beiniont Goes for Charles Frnncis
~ Adams. s
Neae York, April PA Cincinnati
dispatch states that August Belmont is
there, and has expressed his preference for
Mr.. Adams as the candidate to unite upon
for the Presidency.
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DRAMATIC AND MusIcAL..We hope
our citizens will give the temperance cause
lift by attending the dramatic and mu-
sical performance at Virginia Hall tonight.
The proceeds will be devoted to the liqui-
dation of the debt incurred in fitting up the
new hall on Broad street. The price Of
admission is only twenty-five cents, and as
the performances will be quite interesting
in themselves, We hope the house will be
crowded.
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GEN. RANSOM SEATED
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Cotton Claims Against the Go,er,imen mt
Washington, April 23.-The large judg.
ment for sl75,0 900 given against the United
States by the court of claims YESTERDAY, is
IN favor of Andrew Lowe, Of Savannah,
Ga., for the proceeds of 1886 bales oi
cotton seized by the treasury agent lust
after the close of the war.
The famous Elgee cotton case. so long
proceeding, was decided in favor of the
title of @. V. Woodruff & Co.. The
judgment was for S365, 900. 1t has been
enormously stated that the trial of tbi,
case was delayed to await decision in the
Supreme Court on the constitutionality OF
the so-called Drake amendment relating to
the effect of presidential par,lons in the
court of claims. On the contrary the low
atty of the claimants was fully established
and adjudged by the court of claims.
AT a meeting of the House committee on
foreign affairs letter was received from
the Secretary of State that, pending the
correspondence on the 'sAlabaman claims.
1t is not expedient or advisable to make
any declaration on the subject, as con-
tempalated by the resolution heretofore
offered by Judge Peters, and referred to
that committee.
Congressional
Washington, April 23.-SgNATE.-A
resolution was adopted declaring Abbott
not entitled to seat as Senator from North
Carolina. r
The deficiency appropriation bill was dis
cussed without final action.
Mr.. Boreman called up the bill for the
relief of Joseph Segar; providing for the
payment of $l5, 200 for his property near
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
ONE DOLLAR per square Of eight lines, soil d
SPECIAL RATES made a, counter. or sv
The Industrial Exposition a. Nashville.

Nashrii2e, April 23.-The Industrial Ex-
hibition building is finished, and various
articles designed for tho exhibition are cona-
ing forward. The Ohio and Mississippi
railroad, the Jefferson, Madison and In
dianapolis, and the Louisville, Cincinnati
and Lexington railroads will issue excur.
sion tickets in conjunction with the Louis
vile and Nashville railroad, giving visitors
the privilege of stopping at the Mammoth
Cave either coming to OF going from the
exposition.
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Secretary peiano In the West.

81. Louis, April 23.-Secretary Delano
joined the st. Louis excursionists to San
Francisco at Junction City, Kansas, yes
terday, having come up there from the In
dian territory. The Secretary held several
consultations with the Indians while in the
territory, and was at the council of the XII
owas in relation to the proposed sale Of
part Of their lands.
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N ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER
IA XIII OF THE ORDINANCE CONCERN
ING EMETERIES

II stsstti : !
BE il ordained, That chapter twenty-threa OF
the ordinances concerning cemeteries be amend
ed by adding thereto section II, as follows:
s'l7 BE It ordained, That any person who
shall, shoot, hunt, or range, over the grounds OF
a city cemetery shall, upon conviction of such
offence, be liable to n fine of not less than
five nor more than twenty dollars.
And the keepers of city cemeteries are here
by invested with police jurisdiction and au-
thorty to arrest any and all persons offending,
and carry him or them before the proper officer,
to be dealt with according TO this ordinance. And
said keepers are directed to post at conspicuous
points OF the cemeteries; under their charges
specially due and full notice of this ordinance
Published by authority. +. HOWARD,
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THE REVIVAL AT CLAY STREET
CHURCH. The interest in the religious
revival at the above named church is man
ifestly on the increase. Last night the
house was crowded, and there were more
penitents than at any former meeting since
the revival commenced. There was also
one conversion. The pastor, Rev. Mr..
Peterson, is ably assisted III his laborious
duties by Rev. Drs. Lee, Cranberry, and
Edwards. We suppose the meetings will
be continued throughout the present week,
if not longer.
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OUR CINCINNATI TICHIckEN DON'T HATCH
@ We tN YET


The Enquirer and the Whig watch it
with maternal care, and take turns in set
ting on its nest. The Dispatch gives it a
friendly peck, and invites the little thing to
break the shell and come out. But the
spring is rather backward here, and the pros
pect ofgood picking, a little dubious for birds
of that feather. Besides, the Democratic
Hawks, that look very dove-like just now,
manifest suspicious eagerness, to see the
little fedgling well on its feet. There are
legends, not wholly assuring, of the fond
ness of Hawks for chickens, and instinct is
great thing even in young chicks. The
growing Of our contemporaries over every
little sign of vitality, is interesting to hear.
Monday a little hole in the shell appeared,
little beak came out, and very
small peep was heard whereupon there
was a great Tapping of wings,
and a chorus of jubilant growing, over tho
prospective birth. But to-day all is still
inside the shell, and the anxious friends Of
the long expected bird, show signs of disap-
pointment and ill-nature. They have our
sympathy, but the poultry business is
rather uncertain at best. We advise our
cotemporaries, to try fresh eggs. Those
laid on the shelf too long, are apt to be
added. We also venture another original
piece Of advice: Don't count your chickens
before they are hatched.
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Immigration Society In Norfolk

Norfolk, April 23.--A large and infiu-
ential meeting was held at the City Hall to-
night, Judge Burroughs presiding. A
Settlers and Immigrant Aid Society was
organized to promote foreign immigration
to the United States through this port.
Hon. John Goode was elected president.
Branch societies are to be established
throughout the South and West.
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GENERAL NAruRz-No. sb.l

IVATURE-NU. 30J :
An Act to authorize the President to appoint
George Plunkett paymaster in the navy.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House qf Repre-
sentdtiueS Of the United States or i,aericd in Cen
gress assembled, That the President be, and
he is hereby, authorized to appoint George
Pluukett a paymaster in the United States navy
If, in his opinion, the interests of the public
service viii be thereby promoted.
Approved, April 2, 1872. a'
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wiz Murder and Attempted Suicide.

Indianapolis, April pa man named
CVuck shot and killed his wife in this city
to day. After firing six shots, and making
sure Of his victim, he cut his own throat,
making fearful wound. Ills wound has
been dressed, and it is thought he will re-
cover. Family difficulties are supposed to
be the cause.
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The Golden Age furnishes the follow
ing information rs N sst6.
The Tribme's present stockholders-that
Is, dating January /, ls72-are Horace
Greeley, Mrs. Greeley, Bayard Taylor,
Thomas N. Rocker, Solon Robinson, Sam'l
Sinclair, George Ripley, Theodore Tilton,
Oliver johnson, Charles Il. Wilbour, G.
A. Runkle, John Hooper, Ellis L. Price,
Silas E. Cheney, John f. Cleveland,
Patrick O'Rourke, Phillip A. Fitzpatrick,
Whitelaw Reid, Parsons Farnham, Il. III.
Jenny, j. @. Aver, and the estates Of A.
d. Richardson and S. I. Clarke--22 owners
and 100 shares. Any owner who wishes
to sell share can readily get $4,000 for
It, and something over. But even at that
high price the Tribune stock is better
thing to hold than to sell. A year
hence, the Tribune will 'spull down its
barn, and build greater.n7 The present
antique shanty will give place to a struc-
ture worthy of the first of American jour
nails. The erection will be carefully super
intended by Mr.. Sinclair, leaving Mr.. Gree
ley his whole leisure to write his presiden
tal messages and dictate his Fedora
appointments.
-0f the sl,000,000 of the canal funt
RENTED to Chicago by the Legislature
1884, 600 have been used for rebuilding tn
bridges, and the remainder will be apple,
toward building the City Hall.
During the past week there have bee
twenty-one deaths each from small po.
and esrebro-spinal meningitis in Chicago.
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San Francisco, April 23.-Parties ar
riving at Portland, Oregon, from Sitka,
Alaska, report great excitement in that
region on account of the discovery of rich
silver mines within half a mile of town,
and of rich gold and silver mines in other
places on the adjacent coast. The excite
ment was at high pitch when the steamer
left.
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ahs Southern BAPTIST College,

Aeaaphiss, Tenn, April PA conven-
ton of the West Tennessee, North Missis-
sippi and Arkansas Baptists have pledged
s2O0,oo0if the Southern Baptist College
at Greenyille, 5. c., be transferred to the
vicinity OF Memphis.
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DR.. WALLIS LECTURE.-Quite a large
audience listened to DR.. Wallis lecture on
" Edinburgh and its Surroundings" at
Virginia Hall last night. The lecture was
highly interesting and instructive.
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MEETINGS.

-CLsRK's OFFICE, HBSRIco COUNTY,
RIcHAoyD, April 20, ls72.S
FgNHERE will be n meeting or the Board Of
/ Supervisors OF Hearco county, on FRIDAY,
the s6th OF April, 1872 at IL M, for the purpose
of receiving the estimates Of the County Board
OF School Trustees, sc. All having business
WILLIAM ANAELE,
an eO-td @. III. q.
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POLICE ITEMs.-The Police court fail
ed to furnish the usual variety of items
this morning. Mr.. Joseph Wren, charged
with abusing and using violent language to-
ward Mr.. John A.. Temple, was bound
over in the sum of $500 to preserve the
public peace.
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LEG BRoKEN.-We regret to learn that
Mr.. James NJ. Melton, gas Inspector, broke
his leg, on Monday evening, by falling
from fence in the rear of his premises,
and is now suffering great pain from the
fracture.
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PERsoNAL.-W William II. Rutfner, Esq,
Superintendent of Public instruction, visi-
ted Prof. Manly's colored Normal school
yesterday, and after thorough examina-
ton, expressed great qualification at the
management Of the institution and the pro-
gress of the pupils.
Elisha Atkins, Esq, and ladies', of Bos-
ton, and Mr.. w. G. Green, of Boston,
in company with General Anderson, Of
this city, visited the Central school and
Mr.. Manly's Normal school this morning.
The party were kindly received at both
these institutions, and expressed themselves
delighted with the visit.
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OFFICIAL.
II Aws-GF THE UNITED STATES PASSED
IL AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE,
CONGRESS.
tGEsRAAL NAruRR--No. si.l

GENERAL NATrRB--No. 81
AN Act 10 authorize the restoration of Gilbert
Morton TO the naval service.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
scntatipes qfthe United States Of Arnerica in Con-
gress assembled, That the President of the United
States be, and he is hereby, authorized to nomi-
nate, and, by and with the advice and consent of
the Senate, to reappoint Gilbert Morton an en-
sign in the navy.
Approved, April l. 1872.
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REGISTRATION OF VOTERS. - The
registrars of the city of Richmond at their
meeting on Monday night, determined to
open the books for revision and additions
on the second Tuesday in May and. on the
succeeding Wednesday and Thursday, the
14th, 18th and 1eth. saas
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[GKSkRAL NAruKH-No. 81

An AcT to establish a port of entry and delivery
at the city of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Be It enaeted By Tie Senate and House Of Repre-
senttttpes Of the United States Of america in Com
g7esS assembled That a port of entry and deliv-
cry be, and is hereby, established at the city of
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, which shall be en-
titled to the same provisions and subject to the
same regulations and restrictions MS other ports
of entity and delivery in the United States,
Approved, April 2, 1872.
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:NIoRrUARy REpoRT.-rhe following is

NIoRrUARY REPORT The following is
the mortuary report for the week ending
Saturday, April 20th, 1872, compiled
from sections returns received at the Office
Of the Board of Health: Whole number
of deaths in the city, %; in addition, 2
stillborn were reported tcolored). Sex:
Males, 10; females, 10. Color: White
males, Z; white females, 8: colored males,
s.: colored females. 8.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS Re-
NAMING IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE, APRIL PATH, 1S72.--M. f. M.
Lomax & Co., Philadelphia, Pa; Geo. V.
Bannon, Va; Miss Jane Harris, - /;
John w. Cole, Pittsylvania c. III.
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The rallaqaah Courthouse Tras,dy.

Little Rock, April 23.-Deputy Marshal
Peavy's letter says the accounts of the
Tallaquah courthouse tragedy have not
been exaggerated. II was a dreadful af-
fair, both sides fighting like bulldogs.
There were 13 killed and IA wounded.
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Aiddlec0acn, N. y, April 23.-E. P.
Seward, a brother Of Secretary Seward,
died to-day Of apoplexy at his home. Flor
ida, N. Y.
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CAPT. j. p. TYLER, superintendent of
the pump-house, has improved and adorned
that delightful place of resort very much
lately, for which he deserves the thanks of
our citizens, gsfS
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Nsqo fork, April .4.--couor dull Uplands
esh !; Orleans 23's; sales 81 bales. Flour firm
and quiet. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
scarce ami very triu. Pork steady--mess <lS.
s7e119 so Lard besyy-steam s's4sA. Tur-
pentine dull and heavy at 65la Gs66 Rosn firm
at IS so for strained. Freights duh.
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AUCTION SALES.

AMBLER SMITH, assignee, will sell on
Wednesday, Sth of May, on the premises, at
o'clock Il. M, q valuable brick residence
= located on Clay street. between Second and
Third, In the city of Richmond. Va. !
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TYPoGRAPHICAL.-- There is some talk
among the typos of Richmond as to the
propriety Of adding to the interest Of the
approaching annual meeting in this city OF
the International Typographical Union by
a type-setting match, to come off here dur
ing or just after the session..
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Laadoa, April 2i.--Consols 92ss. Bonds 30. IS
FRANKFORT, April 24,--Bonds o5s. ss5s
Paris April 2i.--Rentes 50 and 20.
! Liverpool, April A-Cotton dull; Uplands
Il,s; orleans II ssQllA; sales l2,o0o bales
speculation and export 5000.
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Ncv Orleans, April 24.-rhe grand
state fair of Louisiana commences to-day
and continues for six days.
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Sale Of a Race-Trach

Cincinnati, April 24.-The race. track Of
the Buckeye Club has been sold for sl10,-
900.
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Se,o iorl, April 24--Stoeiss. Arm. Gold strcrs
1t L lss Money firm at Z. Gold exchange
long e}a short loA5 Governments strong ard
at
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WANTS.

uTANrED, AS COOK IN SMALL FAM.
wv lily, a middle-aged WOMAN, without
family. Apply at No. 2 west Marshall street.
aplT-tf -s l. q
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ha- FASHIONS FOR THE NEW YEAR.
Latest styles Of BUTTERIoK's Patterns just re-
ceived at the office of the Howe Sewing Machine,
1928 Main street. Also, Metropolitan for April
T. f. McKRsNEy Agent o.
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PARTY DISCIPLINE.

A correspondent asks us to define the
proper limits of individual criticism upon
party action. We have not time now to
deyelop our Thought fully. upon tbis point.
But we will state. that we consider it not
only the right, but the duty of every mem
Der of political party to use all his in
fluence to prevent the nomination of men,
who. in his opinion are improper reprcsen-
tatives, either from want of capacity, or
good character. In SO doing he best serves
the true interests of the party, and proves
his fidelity to it.
Every Republican has right to criticise
the action ef his party. or of its official
representatives in proper spirit. 1t is his
business to look out. for the mistakes in
policy. which would weaken the organiza-
ton. It is his duty to expose corruption
ton, wherever it exists. lie has
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FOR RENT


v3DR RENr-A FINE HALL, suitable for
a Lodge Room or for Manufacturing also,
OFFICES Apply.to II. Il. PELOUZE,
kaple-lw Conner Twelfth and Franklin SITS.
TDAKEN UP, ON MY PREMISES, ON gssty
the sd instant, TWO CALVES, 4Ex-.
which tbs owner or owaers can have by proving
property and paying charges.
+. A. SCHULTZ,
an s4--at* r near Harvie
rINHE SOUTHERN AssOCIATI0N.-RAf
1 FILE for the Benefit of the Widows and Or
phans of the Southern States.
DIsrRiBuTIos No. 29I. EVENING. April y.
65 Is 81 81 81 10 Y q 43 90 II
DIsTRlBuT1os No. 29J MoRsIse, April "a.
y IS 60 20 10 81 10 Il SO IS os q
witness my hand, at Richmond, Va, this gath
day of April, 1872
SIMMONS q CO., Q. q. TOMPKlNs,
Managers Commissioner
UERTIFICATES OF RAFFLE can be pur
chased from Captain w. l. DABNEY, at the
Branch office, No. Twelfth street, three doors
nom Main.
CPFCIMEN COPIES OF THE WEEKLY
! . STATE JOURNAL sent ffss.
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CPFCIMEN COPIES OF THE WEEKLY
- sPATE JOURNAL sent fsas.
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Burke's journey through Austria
liza in 1921 cost. more than 200,-
900 thalers; the late Baron Won der
Decken spent 100000 thalers on
his expedition to Eastern Africa;
and the measurement of the Turco-
Persian frontier by England, Rus
STA, Persia and Turkey, in the
years 1882, cost l, 500, 900 thaiers.
From this DR.. Petermann con
cludes that Germany has as yet
made very small sacrifices as COM
pared with other nations for such
expeditions, which are of great
importance both for navigation
and science generally Boston
Advertiser.
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Polar Expeditions.

The we'll known German geo
grapher, DIR. A. Petermann OF
Getha, has published in the last
number of his Mittheilungen an
interesting account of the Polar
expeditions which are now in pro-
gress. These are, first, the
American expedition, under Capt.
Hail, which has been advancing
north ward to Baffin'S bay since
the 10th of June, 1871; second, a
Norwegian expedition, under
Capt. Tobiesen, with the object of
completing. the circumnavigation
ofSpitzbergen; third, Mr.. Whym-
per's expedition into the interior
of Greenland; fourth, the Austrian
expedition of Count WilcZek,
which has preceded the larger
one Of Payer and Weyprebht, and
is to establish coal depots at GER
tain points, besides effecting. the
ascent of the highest mountain in
Spitzbergen; fifth, the Norwegian
expedition of Svend Foyn to the
Siberian Sea, where he is to be
met by Capt. 6. Jensen from
Drammen; sixth, the Swedish eX-
petition, under Professor Norden-
skiold, who has been provided by
the Government for this purpose
with two ships of-War and sub
sidy of $4,000 rix dollars; seventh,
the French expedition to the pole
by way of the karian Sea, direct
ed by Capt. 6. Ambert and the
Norwes ian seaman Mack; and
eighth, two Russian expeditions
which are to pass the winter in
Nova Iembla. Ofall these under
takings, says DR.. Peternlann. the
Austrian is the boIdest, and pro-
misses the most satisfactory results.
He adds that hithert5 the total
sum expended by the German
and Austrian Governments (the
two last expeditions being ex-
cluded) on Polar discovery is about
100000 thalers (e2l ,00W, i. e., as
much as the cost Of Capt. Hall's
American expedition alone.
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Arisona gentinel.
~ ,
Saturday, Sept. 7, 1874.
Our Agents,

The following named persons
are authorized to receive and re-
ceipt for subscriptions to the SEN
TINEI.. Our terms are So year;
6 months. So, currency, inadvance.
Schneider, GrierSon & Co., Ari-
IONA City and San Diego.
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S. Todd, Hardyville.
w. It. Hall, Mineral Park.
j. W. Stwart, Ehrenberg.
Bean & Co., 40 Montgomery
ST., San Francisco.
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