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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-09
Maryland Republican Convention.

WESTMINSTER, September s.-The Mary
land Republican Convention met here to.
day. william J. Jones, Of Cecil county, was
chosen president. The chairman of the
Committee OH Resolutions said that after
considerable debate he was instructed to
present resolution favoring cooperation
With the independent movement, and the
appointment of conmittee Of one from
each county to confer with the friends of re-
form with view to the selection OF candi-
dates. to report at an adjourned meeting.
This was adopted, with only two votes IN
the negative. Adjourned to meet in Balti-
more September 22d.
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4 "' '"AN*s.s sss.,. Hg
CONGRESS, and a..
BUCKLE SHOES {;
LADIES. MISSES, AND BOYS SHOES;
"A h'L4 and mpde TO order 1T low prices, and war.
+'h'''t j. u. STEVENS,
y ~ No. 4 Governor street.
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VSJASTED, by a young lady Of some ex.a
private family. Teaches Music, French, Latin
'1N JUDGE PLEAsANTS.
Sc 7.4tk - z3E1ff Goochtdnd Courthouse, Ya.'
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New York Republican Convention.

New York Republican Convention
SARATOGA, September S.-Tbe Republican
State Convention was called to order to. day.
Hon. E. D. Morgan made brief speech, 10
the course Of which he said: awe should
extend the hand of fellowship to our coun-
trymen who were unfortunately led to take
up arms against us. Let there be no step
backward in the return Of specie-pay ments."
MIR. B. Cornell was elected temporary
chairman. Resolutions declaring opposltlon
to the third term were referred to the CoIh-
mittee on Resolutions.
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WANTED, TO RENT good HOUSE.
w In pleasant neighborhood. with paf:or.
dinirg room, four chambers, bathroom, With hof
and cold water; kitchen and two seryants' rooms.
WARS n & ,TUPPEH,
Real Estate Agents, No. II Tenth street.
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WANTED. a WHITE NURSE. AprIy
w az No. 1918 Franklin street. Sc 9-2t*
WANTED, SALESMAN for the cloth.
w Ing business. Noue need apply unless he
knows that branch Of business thoroughly. Good
wages will be paid. JULIUS kRAkER,
So Cit 1917 Mnfn street.
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PRICE Sc; or By mail, $3.50. i .-.se s,ssi
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WANTED, A SITUATION AS FARM.
w MANAGER for the; next crop year by d tho
roughly competent farmer. Is also q carpenter,
ana eau Keep farm buildings and implements In
good repair. Reference given. For particulars
ADDRESS +. H. c., Geudower post-ofice, Abenarle
county. va. -.te.. sssfEgy .Et,E S-2tS Z
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-03
; IMPLICATIONS FoR PAfENf.
APPLICATION FoR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 27S
q. o. survey Nee. I24 sd is5.

TT 8. LAND oPFIcK. CARSON CITY,
", Nevada, June ., lS76.-LegAl notics u
hersby given thst the Prospcet Gold and silver
Mining Compsny. duly estibiished By The isws
Frsneiseo. csliiornisj and Ginning one thoa.
sasd feet Of the Lee vein. lode or ninsral do
posit. bearing gold and silver. together With
surface ground, four hundred fcss In width,
lying snd being sitnats within the silver staf
nining District. county Of STOREY, sn6 stais ,
stsles fsr patent titis Tor sald mining claim,
which II mors fully depctbed % 20 netes and
bounds By the of1etal ptat ppsted ON the claim
and on die In the once OF the Register OF the
carson United Btstss Land onics, - soiiows,
to-wit: .Ur
Beginning at Post No. !. being the point Of
location, pItnated on q pontherly vloDs sbout
i,2u feet northsrly from Toll-house, on Tho
Dayton rollusd, and whence bears, the smoke
stsck of the Occidental Mn south q degrees
works poulh 10 degrees east; stovepips Of Lee'e
cabin south - degrees east; North Occidental
Conpany's shaft.bouse nonh n degret min.
utes east, and running from said Post No. -
lrst cours. south 6sK degrees cast 80 feet TO
s-eiion corner on The south line Of sectles IS,
Township ~ north, range n east, Mount
DiAb,e Meridian. south "a degrees east, distant
80 feet; thence ursss ssid Post No. ~ eee.
GsS sDs,' SS Il 1ss.'i ss i ss s:. g %
No. .; thence. third eoure. north csX degrees
west 600 feet 10 Post No. 4; thence, fourth
course. north IN degrees east cror.lns Town.
chip line at b7t feet, 90 feet 70 Post No. 0:
thence. ai,h eosrse; south ~ dssrss. s ssst
containing - iyo seres.
Bearings expressed from the true meridian.
Nagneti ie variation. IGN deRrees east
,oes.iUS. sas bSor %S b o. % frsemptioSs % and ISes
lions, page Q, storey County hoords.
LaD0r and improvements consist Of tunnel
eIcecding Ave Hundred dollars tn vsiae.
FOR further particular and description. ref.
erenee 10 hereby made 10 the plat and note on
deld notes and plat posted upon the elalm.
80 ~ ADOLfliUS WAiTz. liegisisr.
srHrnxr n. PnriIIrs, Attorney, s.n Fran.
cisco, California. je3 6cd
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iassaisss Smuggling.

The revenue officers nj Philadelphia
have discovered very complete system
of smuggling cigars from Havana. The
manner Of smuggling Is as follows:
The agent Of the smugglers goes to
Havana. lays in good stock OF cigars.
embarks on tho regular steamer. and
then waits his opportunity. This OPP
portunity IL found Mt Delaware Cape, n
point where vessels coming into Phila.
delphia are siynaled by tho commercial
agencies. When the Havana steamer
reaches this point, the agent oh board
signals to his accompliess on shore. and
then throws his stock Of cigars over
board. He has employed his time du-
ring tho voyage 10 fasten up the cigars
in air.tight India rubber bags, which
tioat upon the surface % the water.
They are afterward picked mp by SNUG
glers In small boats. when the steamer
has gone ON far enough to allow them
90 work without suspicion. Rsesntly
the revenue officers captured one OF
these bags out at sea. and BY this means
the system OF smuggling has been dis
covered. II is believed that the same
extends to all seaboard cities from which
Havana steamers ply Washington IT.
tfr
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IMPLICATION FoR PATEnT.
NOTICE NO. AS.
q. n. survsy Ne. l26 asd le7.

TT LAND OFYiCR, CARSON CITY.
siS,n tss; J. 8. tsldvsii. wSess po.i-ofaes
address 10 Gold lllll, story comfy. Nevada,
has this day nled hl, application fnr psient
linear feel OF the Gibbs lode, or vein bearing
gold and silver. with surfacs ground two hun.
drsd feet In width, situate. lying and bclng In
Gold uili Mining District. eounty OF storey
and State of Nevada, and known aud drrienaied
SI,ss @ A. 'o 10, mum humber isS and 10, II tosn.Lips
sixteen uO and pevenieen I'D. north range.
twenty one al east of Mount Diablo meridian.
rho exterior boundaries of sasd lot No. i2o
and loI being :" !ollow.. to Si,; .,,,.,.,
Commsncing a post marked No, ], U. y, sur.
yer No. i7d and i0T. situated on the north hank
OF Justice ravine, and where heavy eroppings
interect raid ravine. thence running nnt
courve west 100 feet to post marked No; .. U.
bears tho mouth ofworklDg tunnel south do.
grees wet, distant % feet tho quarter sec.
ton corner on south line OF section -, town.
ship ~ north. range II east, hosut Diablo
meridian. north 81 degrees and 2smihutes west,
disiant s6t feet thence. second eourse. north
igf. said post being identical with the south.
east corner The Europa Company. U. y. our.
vsy No. i03: thence. third course. east 200 feet
10 poet marked No. 4. U. y. survey No. - and
lC: thence. fourth eoays; ':c.h y, degree ., snd
marked No. 9, U. y. survey No. - and iU7.
and whence bcarr the nagstM Of the Caledonia
new hoistipg works south 90 derives and one.
quarter minnie west. nagStanon knIekrfbocker
hoisting works south u degrees and one-quar.
no norm 8 dsrrcs: and oss-isI sinsis west.
thence, ffth courpe, west in0 feet ~ post No.
!, tho point OF beginning. containing 10 s9~,o0
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TEE PxrSruo Orucr.-Ths printing

TEE PRINTING OrYIcr. printing
office has indeed proved a better college
to many boy. has graduated more use
full and conspicuous members Of socie-
ty. has brought more intellect ont anal
turned IL into practical. useful channels,
awakened more minds. generated more
active and elevated thoughts. than many
Of the library colleges Of the country.
A boy who commences in such n school
as the printing ofacc. will have hi, tai.
cnts and ideas brought out; aud II he Il
u careful observer. experience in his pro-
fessio1 will contribute more toward an
education than can he obtained in al.
most any other manner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-03
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TnE
| United staies, for the District ofNevada -
In the matter Of RICHARD COtsRR.a Hank.
rnpt, In Bankruptcy. y.-United States Of Amer.
Ies, District OF Nevada. s.-A warrant In
bankruptcy has been issued by said Court
sgaInstthe cstste Of Richard cosser. Of the
town OF Gcsoa. County OF Douglas md stats
Of Nevada, In said District, who has been duly
sdjudged bankrupt upon his own petition,
and the payment oi any debts ssd the delivery
Of any property belonging 10 said bankrupt, 10
him or 20 bis uss, and The transfer Of any prop.
srty by him, are forbidden ~ law. Ameetlng
their debit and ehoose one or morr assirnecs
Of HE estate, win be held at . Court Of Bank.
gpy a. y ~ Ss ,sts sGasn asy 81 urus iss =,
/ o'clock r. ~, at the ofncs Of :. B,Fother.
Room No, 10. odd Fellows' Bulldins. former
@ and Smith streets, one of the Registers In
Bankruptcy of said District.
OROR0EI. LAMNON.
United ststss Narshai and Nsssengcrin Bank.
ruptey for paid District. rr-L
O. N. MAYER, DeDuty. Jy3t I'd
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sTocKHoLpsRs' MGGTlMo.

NrricE ALTA MINING COMPANY. SAN
~ frAneisco. August Al. is'a The regular
annual meeting sf the stockholders ot the
above named Company. foe the election Of
Trustees for the ensuing year, and Transaction
" vim be held Al the sfhes q the Company
Rnoms and .. Na. sba Montgomery street,
san Francisco. California, On Thnrsday. thu
fsth day ei August. 1873. 81 o'elock :. =.
transfer Bsoks win he sicsed on the 18Th inst.
and until after the meeiing.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TlR
i United States for the District Of Nevada.
IN the matter Of JULIUS MARCUS rkAhL.
NAN. Q Bankrupt. In Dankupicy.-united
states Of Amefies. District Of Nevada. %:
A wsrras. IN bankruptcy has been issaed
Marcus Pearimat. OF tho town sf Virginia:
county Of fStorry and State Of Nevada, lh said
District, who has been duly adJndrcd bank.
rupt upon hls own petition. and ths payment
ofany dcbts and the delivery Of any prDpcriy
Belonging 10 saId bankrupt, to him or ~ his
use. and the transfer OF any property by him,
are forbidden by law. meeting Of the errd'
itorp of said bsnkrupt, 10 pfbvc thelr debts
and choose one or ni0re assiguees NJ bis estate.
will BE- held ai the Court Of kankfuptry. to bs
holden at Virginia. in .aid District. on the TN
day OF August, a. D. 1878. o. o'csosk =: ~
the once Of Z. Ftrother. Room No. 10. Odd
PeIlows' Duiliine. eorAer q and Smith streets:
ono or the Registefs In banknp,ry oI said
United states Marshal and hessenger IN bank
n ruptey for said District. I'd
Di.tviet OEOR0R I. LAMNON,
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sIooKHoIpERs NETTING.

muR REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
he siosthedsr, o. he ossidsniai ~ y. Mining ni
ss.y Room i. Ne. - CAlifonla street. san
Snneiseo. CsiIiosnia. 90 TUESDAY. the 10Th
asv on Aurupt, fsTs. at I O'Clock ?. q. 81 said
dsy. Trssfsr b,oks will bs closed On Friday.
the 9Th day Of August. ls1s. az = o,eloek '. ~.
ALrRgD X. DunbRow' seers'sry'
tye5 ID
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sTooKHoI DGRs' MIETino.

EUROPA MINING COMPANY : THE
II feurh aunssi meeting Of the stoes sholdefs
o. the above. named Company, for the election
of Dlrcctors. and the transaction OF sveh other
on THURSDAY. August -, ISIS, tsecond
1hursday IN Asgust). 81 e'eleck .. = 4. on that
dsy, al tie once Of the Company. Transfer
Bcoks vill be eiosed on Monday, August o.
'"'' "''fIcn RichsRb n MOVES. Secretary.
Ohlee Room No. n. IIaywari's Building.
No. tis California strest, San Francisco. Call.
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sTooKMoLDGRs' MEETING.

(NPvIcR SOUTH c0xsroCK GOLD AND
silver Mining Company. ssn rnnesce.
holdsrs Of the Boath Comsssek 0old and silver
nlning Company wiil be held II the once q
ne eonnrsny. sii California street. iloons .
ana {, second door. on MONDAY, Auiust 10.
is1S, at i've oelock ?, H.. for The elettlon "
nav eoms bsIcre II. Tnnsfsr books Win bs
eiosed ON TAunday. the iaih day OF August
iss; - o'eio1s = 4 ihiir;iyrNoroN. Secretary.
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sroeknoLDsRs' MllTino.

4 MEXICAN FLAT MINING COMPANY.
~ Tnc annual neetin: of the tockholisr~ Of
the Ahovr named Company foe the election of
Trustees. and the Transaction ~ such ether
haslnes- AZ may eoms before u, Win be held
oa WEDNESDAY, August 4, 1878 tdr.t We'd
ne-sisv In Au;a-ti. At the h,nr of O'Clock p.
y. ot thai dsy, NJ the ONCE Of the Company In
thi. ritv. Transfer books viii NJ closed On
Saturday, July 80. i~Ts. at 10 e'eleek n.
G A. sANKEY. Secretary.
Once -R.om ~. No. ri Montgomery strret.
ssn Francisco. California. jytItd
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PoErL,Sp. Oregon. man has been
fined fifty dollars for disturbing tho
funeral OF his wife by loud crying. The
Judge who fined him has six cross-eyed
daughters, all unmarried.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-03

KANSAS girl says that nothing makes
her 40 mad as to have grasshoppsr
crawl up and down her back just A. her
lover had come TO tho proposing point.
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pICIoU nIuIHo CoMrAsx.-Lo. 4
+ cation ofpflueipai plscs OF business, Ban

! Flascieco, cslifornla:
kssis. ]. q ssrssy % ssss SS' tsss s.s.lse Of
ths Dirseton, hsid on the "a day Of
July, lsls. an sssessmsnt ono. y q
twenty-five Cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock o. the oorposston,
coln. 10 The Secretsry. a ths once OF the Cnm.
psny, Room ., No. too California street, ban
fnneiseo, California. ii ~.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
rsNtln ssRsid oa tho On day 81 !. August, ~;
vii os delinquent: sne savsrtssa .oT ss,s .ss 4.
Before, viii Be- pod Oh MONDAY. the nd
day og August, 1875, 70 pay the delinquent as
sessmsnt, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses sf ssls; sls;,,,r IN. - -.
HAn Rrancisco. California. ly0td
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CALEDonIA sILyE. .iEIHe

Ss.lssss a. S.SsissS css%p q sspsl p''e'
2 Lnc.tioa q fwerks. stofsy eousty. Nevada.
hotios u hetsby given that at meeting oi
The Board Of Directors, held on the nh day oi
yaiy. 1875. a assessment (No. ig Of Thps Del.
lau per .hay vas levied ppon the capital
In Usitsd stafss eoId md siiver coin, TO tls
Bscysfsry, at the once OF ths Company, It
California street, Bsn grsneisco. Calilosnis.
r.S., A.. ss Sss ssia x. "a: L, e. ;s
Si e d:issssn .Sd .e,s,si,sd los 'as
IsSs Sstsfs, Win BE- cold on TuksD y, TIE
stst ~ 81 August, is7b, - pey TIE dslm.
qusnt assessment, together with costs Of I'D.
vsrtipipg and expenses Of sale;
90 Il. wK0BNKR. Secretary.
Onies-t14 California street, Ben Frsneisco,
California. Jyo I'd
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sIooKHoLDIRs' MITTlno.

0yyIop or THE CALEDONIA SILVER
Unislns Co.. San Fnseiseo, Jaly ~ y is,s. ::
2isss 2iisi.sS Sconpsay sSs Ssd ss :sssi. ns..
IN 81 ths stockkolderp ef said COMPANY u
a tSs compsay. No. liS california street, Nan
vr.ssisse, o.ilosnis; @ wkpnEspAi: me ne
tsfs info cossidsutien sid decide upon the
proposiiisa 70 inerease ths ssPl!sl @ ssSek Q q
an. DIVIDED into twenty thousand t.ogoo!
deJIsrs sash-ths present. capital ssosk- 10 ten
nillioa lio.ooo,ool dollar, divided into ons
hundred thoulsnd (ieo poo) shares Of one hun
4osrsh 4 3 si IsssSSii HsHSsit, ~
h iyff v ~ an-l Trusteee.
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For Sale or Rent.

a FRAME HousE CONTAINING yIyE,
n rooms, In Crswn Point ravins, oold ilIn.
vsaf ~ Ksntsek istlag works. Hos pef'
lieslass, apply att once. vis 'n
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sfsCKHeLDkRs' MEETINGS.
srookaoLoras. mssT,so.

NrFICE JULIA GOLD AND SILVER MIN
~ i'm. Company. san frsnclsco, JAY u, Isis.
In aeearisnc- with resolution adopted Al .
meeting Of the Trustees of ths Julia Oold
aud silver Minin. Company. heid this gay,
spcciAl meeting of the stockholders of said
Company 10 hereby called. the same 20 be held
al IN. odlee Of the Company. tson No. 5. Hay
ward'- Buildins. No. tiy California sireet. san
Frsneiseo, California. ON MONDAY. the IND
dsy of August. ISIS, at O'Clock 2. y to take
into consideration aDd decide upon propo-i-
tion to increa.c the capital stock ~ said Com
pany rom three million ,iUo0uopl divided into
thirty thou-and ClD.uDl shares of the par vaine
of one hunired ,siso, dollars each. The prssent
capital stock. to eleven milfon tit t.mo.upt dol
lars. diyid-d into one hundred and ten thou.-
ant, ,il0.uUl share. of one hundred ltloop dol.
lar- .seh. aad tor the Transaction of any other
blsln~-> which may properly come before said
JAS. " LIVINGSTON,
J. n. ktNkEAD,
J. q. PALMER.
GED. W. FISHER,
THOMAS COLE.
Nan Franci-co. July ~, ts.5. Trustees.
ivlt "a
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CAT AND DoG LIvE.

Hr rE.v.c.
Oh shst ran cut on the erAss plot'gresn
And Pass serambling up on bouxh.
Moved, "Yoa're The very WORT osx tAat ever
wns ssen"
And shot replied, "Bow.wowr
says she,. "Oh. Misc Pussy, 90 slssk and
whils.
You've eot such nice sefs far,
wAat nAEss yoa ruu and sasan VIII hkAt,
And pan yoarsslf oat uks . eafrr'
Bat Pussy sat saiky and ssfs on Q tree.
And foldsd her tall rOund her tee.
We Shot ne snapped at troablesons hsa,
And carried hisAsslf up fos esse. .r
Thss Pussy she sonly and slyly crypt dswn.
'rwas . trick che bad learned frvn The
Asd shot never prieked up his care % brown,
And shs -sampersd on 10 the house.
Tha, night she told In the dark weod shed,
Ts the kitt.ns WIN sAt In . res.
What q terribly anIioas life she led
with shot. whe ~srried her co.
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ANEW YORK CONSOLIDATED
IN Mining Company: Location q principal
nses Of busInsss, San fnncisco, California.
Location Of vofks, Goh mn, storey county.
Notice 10 hereby eivsn, that st . meeting o.
the Board Of Directors, held on the f2d DAY OF
Juns. fsfo. an assespmsnt mo. ~ OF fifty
Csats (Soc) Der share VAS isvied upon the capital
stoek OF The corporation. psyabls immsdialely.
m United States gold coin, 10 the becfe!afy.
~ ths o1SioS of The company. Room 81, Hay.
Wsrd's Baldins. tis California street, Ban
Francisco, california.
InS stosk upon which this assessment shall
remain unpsId on the Twenty-ssventh day o.
Jub. ISIS, win be delinquent, and Advertised
fsr saio st public auction, and unless payment
Il made before, vii Be sold on the sixteentn
nsthl dsy ofAugsst, 1875, 10 pay the delinquent
sssessment, together with costs OF advertising
md expspses o. sale.
By order Of the Board Of 1rst pl.ssso,s: s.,.,.,,
onaes-- Room q Hayvard's Baihinx. 10. tis
California street, Ban Franeisco. CahIornis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
PERSONAL.

The Pai1e Memorial Building in Boston IS
nearly cOu pcted will be dedicated the 20 inst.
tue anniversary OF Thomas Pdine's birthday.
Mr.. Albert b. Chandler, for many years con-
neoted with the Western Uou Telegraph Company, has
been appointed Assistant General Manager Of tho
Atlantic and Pacific Company.
The students of Amherst College held a meet
ing on Saturday evening Last. and voted to send crew
TO The next reg at Saratoga The boating assocmtion
/, ia better cOnd ion tDan 10 last year. being beaiU
out OF dFbt
A few days ago NJ. Philip DeidesheiTner.
the mining expert estimates tue yaiue OF i'e ore
In the Conso dated Virginia aud California silver mines
OF Nevada to be- worth sl5OOO) O0o, hOnored with
sereuade by the Cillf0rud tu1 ~ "a FtdncscO till
uie MT. DcdesHelntr Tor giving iuis IA regain 10
mining Stock. led TO Iich returns To certdlh
yOung men, said to have been the motive OF THIS com
plment.
Bishop Jesse #. Peck arrived in Baltimore
from this city last Saturday evening" AMI cu Sunday
preached two sermons and delivered sln lay sonoJ'
address. He Intends - remain Ia tho city yo weeks
ana after a short visit to Redmond Va, ana Frederick.
MI to atteBd tue reop3lla< ot me Guar M. Is,
Caurrn. lie viii then TO Annapolis, 'rI1!k ahd
Portsmouth, where n will preside at the virginia hh-
uua Conference Blshnp OK Will also preside az ths
Maryland Conference, wlicn meets at Winchester Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
AZ EXPLANATION V1NTED.

The President has asked Congress TO increase
taxation and it is further reported that the
Treasury needs SIS 100000 more this year than
the existing taxes viii produce. This, We
think, Will not be agreeable news TO the Amer
lean people. II is something very unlike what
they have been told to look for. Only seven
months ago Messrs. Dawes and Garfield were
drawing very different picture. Those gen
tlemcn, chairmen of the two most important
financial committees of the House, were then
promising us n reduction from the aggregates
of last year of tcenty-sir million dollars in the
expenditures, and surplus sufficient for a full
contribution Of thirty million dollars 10 the
sinking fund. To illustrate the spirit of tleir
remarks on the 23l Of June last, we quote one
or two sentences from the speech Of Mr.,
Dawes:
H. therefore, receipts met tine expenditures for
last year and S5OeOOOO with tho expenditures
year Sc 100000 less and tile receipts equal to what
they were last year. gentlemen will see zee vW GER
tainly be in condition 10 taCet our expenditures and The
sinking fund.- and more too.
SO, without taking any credit 20 the Committee
Ways and Means for their policy for their policy has
been a negative policy, holding back in obedience TO a
OF the House nstruetng them not 20 impose new
until 1t found absolutely necessary aud with
such reduction OF expenditures we have fail
ure from the past def iency In the receipts
so as demand upon need not be looked
for The receipts tci be equal TO all the demands upon
them 10 carry on the Of The Government for ne
nexi FISCAL year.
1t is very apparent that the financial pros
pect, rs now depicted 10y the President and
Secretary Bristow, is much more dismal than
it appears in the glowing picture painted
seven months ago. 1t would be very interest
ing could somebody explain to us the cause of
the wide divergence between the views of
Messrs. Dawes and Garfield last June, and
the views of the same gentlemen at the pres
ent time, for we understand that they concur
with Secretary BristOw in the opinion that
there is Gan imperative necessity of adding to
"the revenue Of the Government ut least
"forty-fre million dollars year" When men
holding the responsible stations filled by
these gentlemen pronounce the revenues
ample in June, and In the following
January demand torty-fce million dollars
additional tdration, the tax-paying public is
entitled to some explanation. Has anything
happened within the last seven months 10 pro-
duce any serious effect Oh the rcyelles or cx