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New-York tribune., 1875-02-06

within ten years we have added eight millions OF souls
TO population. and have become great mannfao-
day must be no laggard, II he woqid keep
step to the music OF the times. ~ %, 10
thk wonderful deveOpment-a development 40 wonder
fu that we can find no parallel save in fairy land Let
carefully guard these powers, to the end that they
may the few at the expense or the many out
rather regulate their use that the they con-
fer Will fall. like the gentle dews from heaven, ake
upon the poor and upon the rchupon the Whoie people
VI this broad Land.
The closing speeches Of the evaDing were by Gen.
viela and g. B. RelgEe Letters received and read
from many prominent public men Those Of President
Grant and Th1rlow Weed are given herewith:
LETTER FROM PRESIDENT GRANT.
DEAR SIR: The President drects me TO acknowledge
the receipt OF your kind letter Of the 2Sd ns ncosng
invitation from the Board OF Managers to attend ibe
annual dinner or the NewYork Cheap Transportation
Association on the 9Th OF February next, ana convey
to you the members OF the Board his thanks
for the attention. The President desires me
to express his regrets that ne Is unable To accept as MS
public duties Will permit him be aDseut from the
Capital at that date. Your obedlent servant.
NEw-YoRK, Feb. 8, 1875.
your kind invitation dine with the " Y Cheap Trans
pOrtatiOn Association, IN the hope that might feel
strong enough % accept H. Dut dare not 90 So nave
lived to wonderful changes IN the modes and costs
OF transportation and travel saw the hr,t steamboat
on her first passage In lsy from heW-fork 10 Albany
passenger in the rst train Of cars over The nrst
complete line Of railroad IN America Tnis was In ls3l
upon the opening Of the MohaNk and HUDSON tsII-
way. The terminus both at Schenectady and Albany,
was upon inclined planes with stationery engines
! remember when a lumOering stage wagon, Win can
vas covering. running between Albany and Ulea
tween Albany and the far West At that time there
Syracuse, no Rochester. But when my thoughts
get running IN this direction, when remember how
rapidly in all the forms and phases OF improvement,
country beCn lpfked forward durlus Tie hIaL
u years OF the present century, II is with dicuy
that ms pen is arrested Please tender my thaiss j
your Committee for the honor Their invitation couIfs,
and accept for yourself assurances OF my personal re-
gTet. 1HUBLOW WEED
In concluding his letter Of regret the Hon. s. 3 Cox
saws:
In any way that I assist trans por'ation-whicn
happiness to many-l viii do 50. Be sure thAt Is
wish and -.udy.
The other letters of regret from Vice President
Wilson, Gov. TdeD, Lieut-5Ov. DJr-heimer the hon.
John j. Lawson, senator Johnston Of West virginia
senator COuklln, the Hon Charles Francis Adams Jr
Adm TIayer Mayor WickHdm, Gen. Dix, ana Frederick
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06

UILD
BEEcuERoa Tasr Feb . Henry C. De''h'r in the i'' rear
Fan.ra voe, be held the cience Of mother Mn.
the family are invited 0
BESJAMIY-On FRIDAY Peb Jli Ann widow Of tie a'e lea
3-niautp. 10 he YES %
Relatives Of The family invited 70 ated hr anerai
" socondst Oh Monday il oeCcA aeH'ins
BROPHEY-In BroovB the 3 asst 1879 Mary BopAe, aged
20 native Of BAliyeah! ,oga.y oIt',.y' @ e.-n, - t
ou1san II Grand.e Brooklyn, on SATURDAY is. OF 'oe~
the afternoon.
CORNELL-4t his late No 33 Fast rireenht
Friday asL Of loleg Stephen H. cora, 10 .De ,ith 4 VI
The rsatir.. ami ri.na,o the especially rend
ave. on Monday, the sth nst. At o'clock p n
j. Pab B. 1915, Of -ises'e Dr. Alexander A'-e 'e
Fena, aHi resdve. escr invited 20 seaa Biz ia-r ron ron
tse Pr.sb Church eled at gcocs aasray fco
s. Clls esye foot OF LbertT-t, y. L., % l-.in
PTTZP lTRCK-Tn BROOKLYN THURSDAY p Ju' A. ourees
daughter thomas The ATE Margaret fe lni Ns'eF 0i
the ATE Re7 6. Fitzpatrick M TIE 4et year ' Lei lst
TIE relatives .si family respectfully invited t'end
i i55 oeos Tie reuans wi Piss cAul1
Kn,ave lough5y where mas @. q1em Tl
Dee offered FOR the repoe o her soul ron 'aese Ca'A Cemetery
cAgeNEYTp Prookr 1t hi, rssierc 33 Wlo7gh5y;
ruIsiay Feb. James Gsaaey the 4O'h 'ear Of n le
To- an acluall'.aec' Of 9s G ia' +'e as a-s, M
neat a1d ne members o. iIe l'l'g An' of' Ao
Of me Hoy cross, Fiaibu,A
JESKINsOu Friday Pen s. M B. second daushr of John G.
Mary B. jenkins, aged ,eas n.ntl ,n ~ - . -.
nd ~ rsptcclv invited % attenf
Tie funeral Of Der parra NO ~ broadway
T. D., on SUNDAY, the tn Inst, at ,.ocA
LEONARD-Tn North R4yhAu Mass Tlgrsd,y Feb t:M PauaI
Leonard aged 30 a.,
F99.r, AZ Unitarian Church. Ravrhsm Centre Monday Feb.
4atl D. Relatives fnsuds respectfully invited
LYNASA Ororo Orange Coz Florida Jan % u IRA isciss,
Harriet Lyman aged years taas ate o Moses h. mln ,
Of NaverlY, ny.
NACY-Ou Friday 9th its LYDIA wdoS Of Isaiah Macy he ol''
Pre. Al r etc. Of her son Macy Wehe'ter
on Monaay 3l5 Carriages ~l Oe a. Aos iI''sn
Grros on ARRIVAL VI $50 ,. HsHsin tEAl
Tlurf4v l. AseNse ihc kd-
news Amelia. belov-t Of Reuben j. PISS.
Relatives family o. P1n n Orange
lols r. NJ. invited % arHl a"- I-r ~ her
sa 100 hast Te1tyet eutt oua-y, Fes T. a.
O'Clock. Iutcrment Green Cemetery.
PUPuY-At sing THURSDAY Feo 4, John Parig th'
.S q geAro Of his
Poger.l A. the Presbyter.an Church, Monday
SAVANNAH Jerusalem L. month fh, Es5eih ~is
Of A. lon her 41d wear
$50 o. m. Colveyauc-s the
sEIDNORE-Dei Brook6ed, Conn., ae 81 Est hr William
ii. SAIln lre agtc 80 ar-
WATBRMAN-Ir Newsrk J. he inst u 1ph'hen Caahs
ONLY son OBJ Charles fg lti a i D "a tAA
Pr1s erc on sstusr oes iom I1e redsoos
o! ais parents No. a. New-sL. hcW1rE, \. .
WtaRRy-sntd.ply ou F.b 3 H. S Wersey. sge 50
.a mrnen S J.. IJIogrp0ea ooe'y are tcpeeuar Ia
B tr -rut he funeral % te New Lns-aa t0aFrrf t0asl
souh Nin.a BTOoka, D. SATURDAY Afternoon ct
liU 1clOcE
20 p te mo ri brolsr " 4tu d. s. Ner,y.
a. me L. Couer t.urca Alt--sL. Fith.
D'O'A' T. &. FAUlKSEg. ss--r srv.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06
nnM.s - MARKrrs

Brrv.ro De 5Re-ep. ~ e e ~ hoar'-'qr 200 bb'si
~. 90 On n, Ot 20 600 huSh~le
ShpmcntsF.out 900 bb, WIea - 900 ha.ne Corr G1Ja
m e. o.. 20 lulhc Pour iu al j3Obbs CiY GrDuns
a 7jaS5 surac. 50 % Gt6 ~ fr White Nheat reg
o No th sgo sd o. % ior 40 "F-H-Ss
Corn 4Cl; SOIL ~ tJDtOc Oti d.gNtf bed
5se no held 9jc for state which 80 tbov the We"
Dealers Bsy n4c.e hHd pro entirely nefaA+ Dressed log
cul t3 BID f1r Western. ID POrk dul t 80 90
NEwORLEANs Feb 5.Floa Oay cAi demand ow grades ver'
scarce Double LAtrt a. - - lf' bfTa
- 81 aSJ tEoe - 1j0r6 3D. Cora scarce aud arneI
xe pS7c. yellow nit, ~ DJ)c Oas qret h II
72c 81 -. Hay iaL Prime "a S@oiee sSs
PORK only ket a. ~ 1t@l % DI
rlgust i2B1'ft Tor Shoo rs yc
ior Clear b SIDES y Tor Gi-ar SdeA bacon um at -
shou lOt0I a. for Clear RID SIDES and I'D ~ Tor rH
sdes Hams quct lalDiic Lsu 1rms Heco Paekers "a
R4bued II t Ke- Il quiet socN o. "a aH 1'o
bDs; ssles Common. Gi.c; Far ~ Fu7 FAIR b94 g. L~
to Caoioe 7dsc Moassss quiet stock on hand I3O4t bS
mostly poor qusy sales Of Ce Bottom 81 Doc Fr 70 OH9a
Coffee Corr - 4 GIc4nEg IfcaAlg
York INT. 1. discount Sterling 5.53LA God, lltlf
IoLkpo Zen quiet nncIsnge hhe 8 dnl ana 10
cnng; 80. white cn'gsu 81 lO-2. extra i 81 - Am ~
sixap Feiruarv ~ ~ a. April l2t1 NJ. rei VI - 81
No 2 III du aechnHg High NIX d u n
March &c; Apn y i2-; MAJ - 9i low mixed 2tc Oas
dull auchaugef tovessed 30 Dressed Hogs - ~ 10 -
Recept,- heat IOu "a 900 bush Oats 4OOo
ush shpnerts- Flour 900 bush Wh 1000 bush. CoFH
3. 900 bush Oais. 1000 bush
WnINGrOS n g.. feb. J.Sp.re Tgrpentne quiet Al 80 n
Ro.o eady RI 20 Tor srane Crude Talg~nle STEADY q %
Tor 81 % for Yellow Dip and Vh az steady 1t o. 10
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06
LAIESI SHIP AEBo.
lror other SLIP ve,rs see FgN rage.l

For other S1fD Yerrs see FtHh Pagel
ARRIVED.
Bark Reindeer (of Newayeu Wellington Dsnelra - iT1 via
rg wswe (of Boston, Johusoa Por: Lemon 3s LAYS "'
b. snie Gardaer (or Clsne Ponce R. "a lars.
senr C. W. NAV of Philadelphia Endsou MsnHs 20 days VIA
s-rg Victor vcterson Par, 70 'svs With rubber. &c
Masoa hose. Geogetown, D Go dA1s With nav"
ch Lousa Frazer Crawfor1 Georgetown c. lays via naval
sc1 Emily A. rar,le smith Fsraaadina TIA days yh aubeE
~ch. T. 4. Hooper Scuu, Inn.t,1 n Co. iays VITA D''S
scar Nellie Crowel c owell Charleston Feb I with MIS-
,,hr Droce h. NOD Had. Fortune BaT ili O. l'rHnE
schr .cDouau, 81 Andrews by IA ia' VIA
herring.
SAILED.
Steamships ". A. Scoitn. AutTern 'aani Tor " Thmi
Clart- or Kingston. ca p DAla-, o. Airhra yf
r,q Aa p 9oud tor Queen ,uu.u for Neag
tor \ T. Zu.e Tor Lidy MARY, for 81 johns y 4 t1
JralLs Oadenai A. G. Lyon .or SA4lmo A T. IA
wlSD-saas.G moderate ". n W; clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosrov 5-Arrvei. elnsl'Ds G"1r-e Apo I rom biu-
more; Nepaae. Coarri fi1p
Tor Baltimore. Janet F-rguoa tbi or Garg'" r4 Tor
N.a Yor4. U.ig .. lbL.j Jou
rYBsE FeO. J.-Aruged, b4rA LESeIler SAILED semsHi
Geo. Bar for NeR-fOrE.
BRuYssICA Ga. Peb. 5Arrve4 s'hr and L. Bra ifum
CH1Rfgsrov Peb i-Ar7vei scb r. y Hawkins for from SeS
Y.s Ih- b. vl'h o gliup 80 ur4 n
sno4s ieaSu- PROBABLY uo1 e'Vf 1o~ed
Oh h.gEe brown (bri. iIr p@o' .
4OBIiS ts,. j.-CeaIol. ,h lsn'acoia or Liverpool
FORFIGN FORTS
OrRrxsrlvS FEB The sieanSh0 city CAestes
sai,ul ,s-d4y H. New York All 8eL
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06
TIE GRISSHOPPER SUFFERERS.

AZ APPROPRIATION or $1,000 BY THE KANSAS
HoUsi.--ruIETY CARLOADS OF PROVISIONS ~
TRANSIT FOR TIE SUFFERERS.
TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 5.-Tbe House today
passed bin appropratng $4,000 for the settlers in
districts devastated BY drouth and gra'shoppers Inc
Chief Clerk announced lrs BckerdyGe mad 30 car
loads OF provisions 10 transit TO Kansas, and requested
members to report to her at the Gordon House the
amount of desti,uuon in their respective districts.
The announcement was received with cheers for Mrs
irk
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06
THE OIL PIPE TROUBLES.

ARREST or ALLEGED RIoTERs-THE PIPE AGAIN RI
MOVED FROM POWERS Run.
PIrrsBURGH, Penn, Feb. 5.-Antes Snyder
OF the Western Penusyyauia Railroad maze aN 4n''--
nation before Judge s5:rrett the 81 inst charging
Ip, forty nersons in the employment Of tlc Columbia
Conduit Company at Powers Run with riot warrant
was issned and the men arrested Yesterday Win
ont resistance and brought 70 the city nearing was
Gad hef,,re Judge -teIrcft acting Justice oI the
Peace and resulted the accused being hed 70 Dal "a
sum, ranging from $500 10 SlCOO eacn Inc rstoau u u
h,ve ayaln removed the pipe from Powers LIN
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06
4 rREsuET on LONG ISLAND.

The damage done TO property throughout
Lon Island oy the storm OF Wednesday s yet ouiy
partly known. On the north eui Ot the island the
damage il is thought viii be the most extensive. The
rrist rl belonging TO Robert Francis OF Broadst, New
York was completely destroyed on Wednesday night.
The dam burst the sudden torrent Of the Wacr con-
nlrclv DESTROYED the mill and everything contained IN
H. Mr. Francis estimates his loss dt over $4,000 IAe
velocity with which the rashet swept everything before
II rendered 10 impossible 10 save single article Luck
lly 81. w0i ku,u employed In the mill mad left 70 only
abort time before accident; had they been present
Il wouId been impossible for them TO have escaped
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06

DURING fourteen years experience with ad'
vertsers and advertising agencies. we have never bad
dealings with the firm whose straghtforward uprizhf
policy so largely secured our confidence ana HsPeos %
mat 0f gro p ROvELL Co, Advertising AGonts New
YORK Their contracts always plain irfeh2lpe ane
specific They secure The adydntdg Ous Fites ron
publishers for the reason that the latter ee assursc
that they secured beyond chance Or techuicap 10
getting whatever the ~ their contract Calls Io
providing always that publishers have doOo ~ thoy
agreed tO.-lSiOuX & ~ 10 gaj Times.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06
NIGHT AFFRAY IN FRONr-sT

Thomas Holland, age 40, of No. 3S3 Front
st. engaged in fight last evening with John Bezant
and william Bright at No. 70 Froutst. Bright and
Bezant knocked Holland upon the pavement uncon-
scous TIE police from the First Precinct did not ar
rive In time prevent the fight but they arrested both
Rrgbt and Bezlnt. Holland taken 10 the Park
uosnital He was found 20 have been terribly beaten
about the head and shoulders. AT midnight Holland
vas still unconscious aud breathing heavily. HIS in
iurles IRE very serious and may prove fatal.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06
TIE STORM IN 7HE HEST

ONLY oNT FATAL RESULT REPORTED FROM KANSAS.
Sr. PAUL, Mimi, Feb. 5.-Only one fatal
result thus far reported Of the terrible storm which
prevailed on "Wednesday Near Owatorena, on Wednes-
day nlght william Grdley y hlo on his way 10 his
farm va4 frozon death, and his companion IL so
badly frozen that ne will probably die. The railroad
tracks were nearly an reported clear last night ana all
tr.In. arn eXpectuh % rnn ON time iO-dAY.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.
ANNUAL DINNER OF IT'S ASSOCIATED SUP
PORTERS.

A BRILLIANT AND INTERESTING FEsuVA1-VIrAL
COMMERCIAL THEMES observation-disclosures BIZ
SENATOR WINDOW. PETER COOPER, l. BRADFORD
PRINCE AND OTHERS.
The Cheap Transportation Association gave its
drst annual dinner last nj ght. The ba4quet was an
entire success. large number of leading merchants
and well-knOwn public men being present,
Addresses were made by the President b. P. Baker,
Senator Window. the Hon. L. Bradford Prince.
Peter Cooper, the Hon. VIM. E. Dodge, Josiah
Quincy. and others Letters were read from Pres-
dent Grant Vice President Wilson, Gov. Tilden, and
others.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06


Toy T, - er-.o-, -a ne i'ils.oH Of tic rEi:ca
aalons Aly4a,srs irs a pr egrs 9 mn; i1lc COW,
m oa,r 20 he established Do, low and a)
cable ctIns q sveV race and co.oE regards o Aly
@ , "a, ,r7 person shall violate The foregoing section BY
90 u, s'" i's '-- ] '- N any, the srr.mrons airan
&C., s % or PRIV egrs in enuiaefa,el
o.. as sg.h s,i-. sl-A hr every 'asl oirh'- i9.r
e n en- sr'on VI I co-s, and shall also -veg uea
be le.nsi s-y u n.'ar.nsil.' 'G' eI w
oroa- no. ~ tan 80 cas- nor nor, as ear - 5'0,iei
proceed or iaer Hens At common 4T -I- oy sic s,.,s
I. ~ . o., ser rgbt to 5-ceed in tho Other jurisdiction
shall be bisd Bat t pro,so s-s rot 2g 20 ,r l @ y9'SS S
further VA .liEn-l for ihe 5tA m ,o'.f M a. W ~, & ps5
,sS T. s D.rc. aai cr-u, cu-, o.. .A r-.c. States &
er aa ofl.es .,a VIOLATIONS ol he pf,',ns OF As act
ga actions .of i-s ye-',, "a Te-rt,.iI go or
i9.. i-o4 fes-.- % 70 pc & E "a ,I I ta firl.
No.. ,is s, nv he Cre.t sad rerrtonal Coarts Of
' TENDERS ,y,nst hs ilvs Use states rrebv
30, sy au-o.I-4 lll r oie ., -.a. 'sel-' a. 1. ~ ''
an and .mpnAOael Or oeei As i1e e,,e Ia. De- "f
ua before such eolr of ne 4i.eI & S'',' % OF @ ~ M ,ss
l' o.. he-'a ''.L. 30 & & 1,e.-sl t. he pr5.e.u 70
Attorney sh-h cause s-'' I.1--9 - ,,i, -,,. !,
,-i s fis .e.o1 shall be- construed 20 i@rr ordcfeai any
n-D. o., % '- Aos ,g . -.A .o-le uao ,aa 5h
institute prosac the 30 -eeen.s 1in r,q"fI @ "a lot
-,,rv od.as. fl.rt aLI pay Ae t.M pi %alO TO
,s. ra.on sgrevei thereby. 10 be lowered bf On
lion d, debt viii an ari saI. On convection ibr Pre-
ii guilty. msleinellor 20 be- aue1 Dot iess iaan sIDo Or
r- d. sj uOl. but provided further, hat JI-sHet of le
aItt n favor OF party asgnevei ags as anT suc distinct
Lttorrf .1dglru Indictment -i.lst a., s1A DH1
Ar.~r~r D.. % either proaruto On retf~gei
4 That D. ctIen polg al other 4usac1tons Nhch are
- +. ar .i I'D b., 1 sh8i b- qairl 1f cfvc a. gfaas
or i Juror .ay Of the ae as- oroian' si.ieon .eeouni
condition o serrinle anu au hef OF
other person arre iutT in the selection or Amos ng o.
rrrgIe ctfeu Tor TIE cause
.ai -hs eonUcton thereof be deemed g-4y SI Ais4o
neanor nd be- not ID han eJ,OOO
sEc B. under tie provaons Of h act 10 We
eonrs r1ed stes ts be rereNab b e supreme 'olr
| u,, states w. hout regard e'l.loFrrsy 90,
- r1vfons aud proci b. lAT Tor ih'
fsves of otlcf % s-li t9aEl
Mr. CFssNA-The battle u over and the result is be
fire Il. Ia the shape Of a modified bL ask consent
~ that IAo senate b 10 IaAea iIvI SAe .oie-Aru
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06
TUE NopTU CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.

RALEIGH, n. c., Feb. 5.-In the House Of
penreseptatives to-day resolution was introduced
thanking Mr Brown OF Kentucky or his manly deIehco
IN Congress OF the South and bis denunciaiiou OF Mr
R,er The Legislature Will hold caucus tO-nght on
80 ouesiIon OF calling Convention, and 10 Is Thought
A wiiI BE- called The pubhc debt question 70 :" Do O"H
adhered VI the senate next week.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06
DEATH or AN ACTRESS.

BosToy, Mass, Feb. Miss Carrie Jon> - !"
young actress of great promise, attached 70 the Bos
Theater, died suddenly tonight after brief IlIDesS
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06

OF that county. .ubmittef today =. nSIews' and .
rscom me ndiDg the expulsion Of 'censIred
minority report recommending that he D.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06
THE STATE or TRADE
HAYANA NARKRTS.

HAvANA 5Go1 26 ETchlnge The United stste>
currency 70 s6 ~ tas goh lOJn 10 psS
Agh lllNll2 London, lii 30 pre-
Paris. lil4llZ EreNian Sugar active No IL y D.
Id Al5 reaIs y Arrnha
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06
An ESCAPING PRISONER SHOT BY AN OFFICER

~ EsCAFNG PRIsONER SHOT ~ Al OFFICER-
As Officer Merrill was taking a prisoner,
George Denny OF Morrsaua, TO the Fifty ninth street
Police Station last night, Dewey turned upon the officer
and knocked him down. The attack was unexpected
and sudden that the officer did not recover himsei
un, the prisoner had fed several blocks when he gave
chase and at Fourthave. and sxtiethst seeing mat
and fired Tue bullet struck Denny his rsht lex ahl
he tumDled upon the sidewalk BY this tine othrf
Danny Wa secured without further difficulty.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06
NARELEM.

HISTCE-PEL-On Weues!a Fob B. a. TIE Church Of ~ hA
the BAPTIST hy g. r. Duh- d. D. Aas rtI n h A.,
70 sarah J. Bgoos daughter Cbts. Pei, esq. ths ct
STAPLES-PRENI ISSAi Brooklyn, Tbua Feb L. 51J bg ha
George L. Pruts T. stables lld AsLa yOgG.es
surviving daughter OF the william Prsnus
VAN BURBN-AYAR-Ou THURSDAY Feb L. 1875 he residences
parents b. The Re- Rev B. H. fdlDcs D. b.. BsloD
Massachusetts. RoUrr. Nsu bu 9i Aetk o. iolse, be
daugh Of SaBusl A gmar u BrJokiyn
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06
PRrROLELM MARKET.

PguADuPuA Feb. 5.-Tiers excitement ana arfs
sD ,iIy. movenrn. in Par1um Guide has irarce - lc -
bD and 7c ~ buz closed IA - begAsc - ie hssss
AID tue st.cs ol Case o.. Is sitfIawn-
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06

RECOMMENDATION FOR THE EXPULSION OF A
SOUTH CAROLINA SENATOR
CHARLESTON, 5. c., Feb. 5-Ihe Special
Committee OF the STATE Senate appointed TO investigate
the transactions of r. C. Andrews Senator from Orange
Aurs County with Aumbert. the deiaulting TEaesurer
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06
LLLU

All yoacr, Of Nan1aJs1 mas' be lador'ea ie'@ faR
r.s.g,t
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06

ne ,.I was l4.n J.ssei-Yras lG-. Says l00-as fol-
lows. tR .uuuIrans ~ Roman; Drm'. rats II lahc3'
sut LIbe.a. Republicans $50 small cap.Ilsl;
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NOTICE.

no WI DENcKLA: YOU WILL PLEASE
l TO take notice, % co owner. that during the
year iSt ] personally expended In labor and
On that certain mining claim
tituaied IN Gold HIll Mining District, storcy
rountv. Nevada. known - the North Chapman.
t,hipaan Lsdee, The notice " which has heen
recorded In Book 4 of Gold nm Mining Rec.
ords. pare ~. spd which claim WAS located
March, -, 1879, the sum Of One Thousand Dbl.
leu tel ,oooD; that yosf portion of such expen.
dfture, labor and improvements 10 Two Hun.
dred Doiiarp (S30o). and that I herrby demand
Of you the immediate payment thereof
A. FLEMING.
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o~DsTAoLGs TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN
- h9n the efeets of Rrrors and Abnses In
oany lie. Manhood rrstored. impedimrnls
" MayytAss removed. New method Of treat.
nest Nev snd veuafkahie remedies. hooks
clfes!su sent ffee, In sealed envelopes.
Adtrsst. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. 4tS n.
NintA D.. Philadelphia, h.-sn lnptiiution
~ : siSa rspsss,ios for honorable s.".
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DISSOLUTION OF coPART.
NERehIP.

TIE. coPARrNERsHIP HERETOFORE.
= existing betwesn v. femery and J.. B Gag.
nes; sIsss re srn ssps ofv lemey 4 Co..
0sgpos retiring ffom fhe arm. The b%u.in.,s
WIN = continued By v. Lemery. An accounts
dne ne I'm met b paid 20 v. Lemery. Who
A!ese Y authorized To receipt for The came. sni
al aecousts aGsinstsaid nrin win be lIquidsi-d
~ nin. J. j. 0A0NON.
Cold mn, JAY 20. 1915. jyai "
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DHLINeyINf slLn.

NATION 0oLD AND slLvEa
~ mining Company Location Of principal
Loeatioa Of works, Dvvirs Gate District.
Lyon county, Nevada
Notice.-fhere are delinquent upon the follow.
tnx described stock. o q account Of asssssment
mo. - cvied N the Sth day Of Jane. i57A the
several amounts set opposite the nam, softhe
respective shareholders, % follows:
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And IN accordance with law. and and order OF
the board Of Dlrvetors, made on the 9th day OF
Jane. ITS. 90 many shares Of each parcel
sold s ~ puSIse sue,,on. =, n he ssIs,soon ofJoSn
Middleton q Son, No. $40 Montgomery street.
San Francisco, California, on THURSDAY. the
sth day Of August, 1875, At hour OF Q O'Clock r.
u. Of said day. TO pay said delinquent sssess-
ment thereon. together with costs Of advcr
tislnE and expenses Of the sale
GEO. r. sPINNEY, Secretary.
O6ace-No. 40 California street, Room No. 8,
Han Francisco. Cnliforuia. ifl6 I'd
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TufnbuH . co WhIIeT.
Trustees. ............... ISL. oO....zo =.
Wood II p. Trustee. $500. - o.. 0....D
Warren J r., Trustee. bal. Hiss. ....6.....2 10
wllmott, chas, Trustee. ... si4s... a....2s ;.
And IN accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the I'd
day Of June. ISIS. 20 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock as may be necessary viii be rold
at public auction, q. once OF the company.
fornia street, can Francisco, California, on the
SIXTEENTH DAY or AUGUST. ISIS,
Al The hour Of Q o'clock r. n. Of said
day, TO pay said delinquent ar,crsmcni
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses OF the sale.
II. O. KTBBE. Secretary.
Ofiee-Room ~, llayward's Buildlng. No.
Iio california Street, San Francisco. Cal.
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TUsTICE MINING COMPANY

u Locaiion OF principal place OF burIness,
Location Of works, Gold Mn, Storey county.
Nevada
Notice. There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, ON account OF Access
ment mo. 49,. levied on the 18th day Of June.
l8Is, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholder, a. fol-
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DIVIDEND NOTICE,

OyyIcE OF THE CONSOLIDATED WIZ.
Einis Mining Oompaay. Kan Francisco.
SallIornta. JAY !, fS1s.-At . meeting of the
boeru o. Trustees Of the above named rom.
10y hsld this day. Q dividend mo. IS, Of Ten
W. Dole!s per share was declared, payable
closed mill the istk Inst.
ly0 In Chan. II. RINII. Recreiary.
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NOTICE.

ITO +. n. II. GIBBS, D. PROCTOR. n. ~.
= ehsels. Jacob ftesly, W. Johnson. y. n.
Clinton. Daniel 0ibbs, ]. Blgler. o. Penrod.
sW. Benson and John Anderson:
that during the year 1874 ! have perez nally ex.
pended In labor and improvements upon that
certain mining claim known ~ the ..lihbs
Lode q Company situated In uold lIili MIN.
lie. Of Iocsiion Of which was recorded
in Book sA~ Of the original records Of
said Gold Hill Mining District. pscr os.l
which notice OF location 10 hereby referred
to and made q part OF this notice. the sum OF
two hundred and seventy-peyen dollar; that