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Johnson's Anodyne Linin,ent may be
used to advantage where any liniment is de-
sirable. In cases Of severe cramps and pain in
the stomach, it is undoubtedly the best article
that can be used internallY-Cnm
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Laborsrs are 90 plenty On ths FsodHe
slops thst men srs slad 70 wors a ATTY
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GENT WANTED by one OF the oldest and
Ya,E st6onsess @ s LIrE INSURANCE. COMPANIES of NEW
fohh' on a fuH commission contract Address giving
nS,sf mar T. "ae. . rgsrsne' and gsrSiar of Il
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AS tnere was no choice for Governor or
Laeutenant-Governor Of Rhode Island at the
late election, the first act of the Legislature ON
conVening was to elect Henry Lippitt and
Henry L. sisson to those offices. They both
ran on she regular Republican ticket.
Cerebro spinal meningitis prevails to some
extent among the horses Of st. Louis, but
yields readily to treatment. The upner
house Of the Prussian Diet has passed the bills
for the suppression Of converts, and relative
TO the administration Of church property
Recent estimates Of the amount taken by
Abraham Jsckson, the defsuIting lawyer OF
Boston, place the sum at 500. .0O0. ). "A camp
Of Austrian fshermen on Barataria Bay, La,
was attacked by two hundred Cadian residents
and destroyed, and the Austrians threatened
with violence. A delegation of the kustrians
called on Governor Kellogg for protection.
An oficor was sent down to inyestjgste the
affair.", Upon the application Of business
men at Detroit, and the Recommendation
Of the collector Of that port the Secretary
Of the Treasury directs that the ports OF
Port Huron sad Detroit, Michigan, and Duluth,
MINI, shall be and the same are designated as
ports at which combined entries for transpor-
tation and exportation made be made Of goods
arriving at those ports and destined for Vic
toris, yancouver's Island, via San Francisco.
Miss Lebina Mason, aged seventeen, daugh-
Ter OF John Mason, Of Pawtucket committed
suicide by drowning, on account of her fathers
Withholding bis consent TO her marriage 70
syonng fnsn With whom she had been intimate
for some tims......L. d. Sine, the Western
iestssy man, has broushs suiste ssst Nc right
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Consumption.

equrge Of the human family, may In its
stages be promptly arrested and perma-
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CRTMRS SWEET Up, written BY Roy:
os, out for any one afflicted with the
edition contains elessnt illustrations Elegantly bound
PRICE 800: Agents wanted In every county Address
D. Il. SOUDER CO., 110 SAMSON St. Phil de lphia
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The st. Joseph Mo.) Herald says |:
Professor O. v. Riley, State entomolo-
gist, has of late been receiving q large
number OF letters fromfarmers Ia various
parts OF the State, making inquiries con-
cerning q curious phenomenon. It ap-
pears that the white grub worm, great
destroyer of corn, potatoes, and other
vegetable products, has been attacked
by an enemy which threatens its en-
termination. The professor has received
numerous specimens, having two sprouts
OF green vegetable growth growing ont
of the head Of the grub. one On either
side, resembling a hog's tusk IN shape.
The fang protrudes through the earth.
and prevents every appearance of yege-
table growth. The worms thus attacked
die, and the professor lis of the opinion
that the disease win materially decf ease
husbandman, IL il does not totally erndi-
cate it.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-01
POLL TAXES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
- under the law each male resident 81
this Stale over twcnty-Hne aud under sixty
) ears Is sub ect q q poll tax pf four dailsrS
any pcrScn or persons. company or corpora
tian ing business IN this state and having
by direct contract. ur ind rectly through other
in their employ one ur more per-
sons liable tn and owing 20 n Tax. shall he
liable r any and 81 Poll faves that may be
due II, M such employs The law Val q,
strictly and promptly enforced
JANIS BFCKNFR
County Assessor.
WInnemucca. april a. is75-tf
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

YEyixPAYERS TAKE NOTICE THAT
pursuance u Acts of the Legislature, yea
are required to make out q statement hha@
oath or affirmation according TO the form iul'
nished t. nfc a. far rs the -ame Il spplicao.
80 your case. and deliver the same to me " =
my office within five days from the DAY "
nIand is made. or the Assessor Will estlhan
tho value OF yaur property and assers the san,o
accordingly. and no deduction Will IL NAV
by the Board o. Equalization IN the assfs.
ment made by the Assessor And yen ~
further notified that in case you have poi hes1
Estate within the county. Of sufficient fAi".
to secure the taXes, d,uDand viii b. maas y,
immediate payment Of the same, ana u NJ
paid without delay. it VIII T. my duty y
Icet the same by Gistraint aud sale Of proper
Assessors tfflcp. Wfnalemucca Nevada
April 10. 1875. JAMES bjChNhh,
Assee -or of Hum holat county. Nefso''
apia II
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nN READING AND FILING THE Pc.
~ tition Of Morris Price. Administrator d
the estate Of raid deceased praying for n
order - sell al tho Real Property 81 said g.
tate: and IL appearing 10 me by said petisiaa.
that il iS necessary 10 sell said real essss 70
pay the expenses u aiHnni@tration. the alky.
ance 10 The family and the debts If the sass
II r. ordered that all persons interested i
said estass APPEAR before The District Court
Fourth Judicial District Of the county q
Humboldt, State Of Nevada, at the Courtroom
of said Court 1T Winnemucea. In said county,
on the 9Th day Il July. A. d. 1875. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, then and Their % show cause why suth
order should not b. made.
And it il further ordSred that copy Fl this
ord-r he published ia the SILVER snTE,
newspaper printed AMI published In said
county, at least once week for four sacces
sive weeks previous b. saLd 9Th day Of July,
A. ID. 1878.
Dated June !, lsT5.
jel oaw&w WI. =. BoNNTFELD. judge.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Arrivals and departures of trains at
Winnemucca Station:
GOING EAST.
Express Train arrives at 1040 A. NJ.
and leaves at 1856 A. NJ
Emigrant Train arrives at 10 P. NJ.
and leaves at 10: as P. NJ.
Freigh. Train arrives at II N. and
leaves at 12:45 P. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Express Train arrives at 800 P. NJ.
and leaves at 1886 P. NJ.
Emigrant Train arrives at 7:3O P. NJ.
aud leaves at Sis A. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at 80 A. NJ.
and leaves at 40 P. NJ.
Stages North.
From Winnemucca to Silver City
and Boise City, Idaho Territory:
Idaho Stage leaves daily at 10 A.
NJ. and arrives at 2:30 P. NJ.
From Winnemueca to Paradise VAL
ley, leaves upon the arrival of the ex-
press train from the west Tuesdays,
Fridays and Sundays, and arrives
Monday, Thursday and Saturday after
moons.
Snaps Express. from Winnamueca
to varyville. Bartlett Creek mines, ar
rives on Thursday and departs on
Friday of each week.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-01

UNITED STATES LAND Oyvrcr
CARSON Cry, NV,
May 10, 1875.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Star City Mill and Mining Com, ~
corporation organized and existing NM 1ys
by virtue OF he laws OF the State q New N -ld
and whose principal place Of business ioiK
the city and county Of New York. has HI
Timothy G.. Negus, its attorney.iy,5act W
stakeholder therein. whose post.ot,Sce an .sa
is at Unionvillr. Humboldt county ana S S.sS
Of Nevada, this day made Application se
United States patent for two thousand % ~
linear feet OF the :" Golconda Lode . ba.v,v
gold and silver, called the "Star CITY Mil as,i
Mining Company Claim. situate in the n anu
Run Mining District, Humboldt countv sna
sta o9Vegada, the same extending so,.s aul
five s5l feet in a rprthweateriy and ,on,.a.
hundred and twenty-five sI,4z5D feet n
southeastern direction from the jdeIns s i.
on said cl1im. where ffe lae.ssa"
aotice is placed, along the linz !,
said ledge, vein or lode. and a., ~
braciug the same, with all it, dips. srmrs 81. wv
angles. with sur ace ground two hundred sns
fifty ;a50l feet IN width, and described in .l.l
plat and field notes on file in Iny ofIlee ~ ~
lows. - wit.
Beginning az post marked No1rs
Survey Ne. 81. whence monument Of loes,i1.
Of the GsIsonda ledge bears nor.h ~ 4 49,.
east 10 feet. VIII alce door II stone rsh,s =
the Tennessee Conpany's claim bears n1rh
80 degrees east !66 feet. whence stake and y,
ner OF sections md s. r. "A Mr. m s.e
and 81 ofiOns ~ and - T. "a Mr. = NJ,
ID. VI. hears south ~ degrees 20 min. west lei,
feet. thence rnnnIng. first course, s,5ih I,
degrees east 1000 feet, to post marked +" yo q
l. :. =. No. 81: second course north = A.
grees sast $50 feet, 10 post marked ..yo
L. =. =. iSo. 81 third course nerth deo,ass
west 2 0Jh feet, 10 post marked " Eo. 4.Uss
Ne. 81 :" fourth course, south - degrees re-,
$50 feet, to pest marked No l.U.ssya
81 place 0fbegigniug. cnntainfngIi Il. IOO,bs
acres. courses and bear tngs fr III true n,erid,p
magnetic variation IL degrees cart.
This claim IS b0ufded on the noah nv TN
Tennessee Cegnpany's claim Golennda jods
and on the north bv the Fink Connany's
claim There arr no kTuwn claimant east ar
west Of the pres ut kprveg lines
The cation Of this clan is Of rsnri. ana
may he found in Book " r." page ~. Q, The
! Gold Run Mining District kept in Niansnnsca
st the Office Of he County Tacarier Q. Hur.
boldt county and Stxse If Nevada
myI2 65t ADOLPHuS wATfZ. Register.
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Notice TO Creditors.

rvSTATF or I.kAC STEABNS Deceased
e.. Notice Is l. r. hy given hS the aiSs
signed. Admins rat0r az the estate q lsr ,l
St,arns, Deceased. a. the creditors ~ @''
persons having cluiu~ agantst tie ral"
ceassa. 30 exhibit thtm With tn nteessss,
vouchers. within fuf q oiths after thf ~.
publication - thIs tise, ia d. sad A.,l' "a,
i,tgaior. st bis 2, sdcncr Al Orcans, nun"
county. state 81 Nevada.
Dated june 10. 1875 .,
Administrators az the estate II Isaac Siesrns'
dsveased J'l" 80
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Order Appointing Time.

~ THE DISTRICT Court. or THE
\ Fourth Judicial District, County Of Hue
boidt. State Of Nevada
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MAGNOLIA SALOON,
Between the Central Hotel and Rail-
road Meat Market.
BRIDGE STREET, WINEEMUCCi,
JOHN COY. .PROPRtETO

NNHE MAGNOLIA HAS BEEN FITTED
n up in the most attractive style possible.
with view tn he convenience and comfort
Of patrons The proprietor desires to call the
attention of customers. friends and the public
10 his superior stock OF
Wines. Liquors and Cigars.
The READING ROOM Of this Saloon is al
ways Supplied with the --latest Papers. Pieto-
rails and Magazines. jc24 II
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500 Spanish Merino Sheep
FOR SALE.

FgvHR UNDERSIGNED OFFERS
A for sale q. his Ranch in TIE e go
Enll Run Country. near CoFnucopis. seszs@
Fwa Thousand lives, Sixteen Hun 3S-zza -
Ar,.l Lambs. and ahont Forty seven-ei- hths
spanish Aerlno Bucks. Buyers are ~
sprvel 10 y. levy & Co. Minnemucca. q they
ArNe purchased my WOOL for the last thslc
Years.
Ter sale. eonsaiainA from ESQ "a .ono arres
esch. with fine water privilege TO each piece
X land.
ANY portion OF this rroaerty will b. sold
separately, or ali in the bulk to suit purch@s-
rfs TRIMS EASY.
Csli on the undersigned ~ the Ranch in the
kIll Rum Country. near Caguuccpis.
svla IT, 4. &. WILSON.
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Order appoint ng time and placr for heariIg
application to sell Real Property. and
directing notice to te gwen.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
1875. 1878.
GRAND CELEBRATION
....oF The.
Ninety-ninth Anniversary
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE
wINNEMucCA. NEVADA.
Monday, July 5. 1875.
YUyHF CITIZENS or WINNEMUCCA AND
vicinity will cele brste the Glorious An
niversary of the Natal Day Of the Republic.
PROGRAMME.
At II o'clock A. NJ. the procession will form
at the Courthouse in the following order
Grand Marshal.
winnemucca Brass Band.
Gar Of state with Goddess Of Liberty and
Thirty.seven Young Ladies', represent
ing the several States in the Union,
with Appropriate kegalia.
Banner Bearer on Horseback.
Citizens in Carriages.
Chief Aid.
President of the Day.
Reader Of Declaration of Independence.
Reader of Drake IS Address TO the American Flag
Orator of the Day.
Chaplain.
Marshal's Aid.
Banner earer on Horseback.
The line Of march will be down Bridge
street to First street; thence west 10 Akin
street. thence east ON Second street to Bridge;
thence TO the Court house, where the meeting
will be called to order by General L. A. Buck
ner President Of the Day.
Order Of Exercises.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Music by the Band
Reading Of Declaration Of IndsrendeDee
By DR. FRED. HUTCHINS.
Music by the Band.
Trake's Address to Ike American Fag,
By DIR. r. c. HANSON.
Music by the Band.
Grafton
ByE BLENNERHASSETT.
Music by the Band.
Ranediciion by the Chaplain.
Grand Marshal,
J. .. IVORY.
Chief Aids,
J.F SABINE, W. r. BURNS.
Executive Committee.
T. V. JULIEN, Il. BLESNEKH Assfsrr.
j. II. JoB, G. G. Bills.
john c. RAesnGLE, GKoBGE CLARK,
J. q. IVORY,
a G "a ND e ALL
Will be given in the evening.
Floor Managers,
A. J. Shepard, c.. Tolman.
Floor Director,
John c. Rzgsaale.
Good Music will BIZ in attendance
grand display Of FIREWORKS will be
given at : o'clock p. ". at the Court house.
cordial invitation is extended TO all.
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The Celebrated Stallion
4" DUROC!"

XETIL STAND AT DOENELLY-s LOWER
w Ranch. In Pheasant valley. frr re
SEASON. from the II < Nay q tie l.; of
July a. $50 per Mar. q, n- paid q. RE ma ~
he season u cssh 0v approved security. The
stock A. David Hlll aud Mes~eng,r. Good pas
tur~ viii nv FURNISHED Mars ~ the Fanrh
free. Care VIII b. gskaA q prevent aesi8@ns.
hlt the proprietor viii mt H. r-srss,iss ~
81 ould sny occur. ~ DONNELLY.
P.eaSa-. Valley. April - .s--m
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In tbs Matter Of the Estate u J. BRAyHA4.
Deceased.
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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.

4 DWELLING HOUSE. NrATIY FIR.
: nishei. and Ia hr-t-class condition
~4in four GOOD Lots sad Out-bslildires stu,
Atta "a tEs earner % >@eond and Meiark4y
49,. - F.F partseulars APPLY On the prem.
uiyi-tf
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4 IL PRISONS INDEBTED To THF
a undersigned, or having claims against
him, are requested 20 settle up immediately
u. ". LEWIS.
Ninnenueca, June 24-je25 lw
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LEGAL NOTICES.
APPLICATION FOR pArr.~

UNITED STATES LAND Oyy,or
CARSON Cry, NV
May 10, 1871
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-01
In the matter Of the Estate q JOHN B0soo.
Deceased.

Pursuant to an order uf said Cuurf. maze ON
the 7th day OF June. A. u. 1873, potiSs q htr-
By given that TUESD \. the S.h day q auis.
A. ID. 1875, ut 10 o'clock a. 81 said Gay, anu
the Cour; room of said Court, al the eeoH-
house, i'm the town Of WiuBsnauccA, IN 70
county Of Humboldt. have been appointed
the time and place for proving the Win q AN
John Bosco. dcccT sd. and for b. airing the "
plla,iou Of Joseph 6inacea. fnr the isSiShes
TO him Of Letters Testamentsry, when ara
whero any person interested Hay appear ana
contest the same.
Dated June eth. A. d. 1875.
je7 oa.am J. II. JOB. Cerf.
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Probate Notice.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE ATE
! Judicial District. ~ the STATE q Nsvads,
in and for the County II Humboldt.
National Republican., 1875-07-15
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY MORNING.

rsctly than he had ever heard It from the lips Of
woman. She was, nevertheless, no blue-stockins,
but possessed both sound Judgment and nne
perception. She was an excellent talker, and,
what probably fascinated Brougham, still bet
ter listener. While at the head Of the viceroysl
court at Dublin she united all parties, Protest
ant and Catholic, although strict Catholic her
self. Her charities were IS free as her means
would allow, and even to this day her memory is
cherished BY the poor Of Dublin as that Of o
saint
On the death Of her husband, she lived in
England in chambers granted her by the queen
In the honorable retreat OF Hampton Court
All the sisters were devoted 70 their religion,
the Catholic, but were no bigots. Their acquaint-
ances comprised both Protestants and Catholics.
They never forgot old friends. However fortune
would turn the scale, whether to poverty or to
riches, former associates, we are told, were
never ignored.
The three sisters died childless; and the direct
descendants Of Charles Carroll, Of Carrollton,
came down BY the line of the only son, Charles
Carroll, Of Homewood, near Baltimore, and by
that Of the Harpers and MacTavishes.
In Maryland, the "three American peeresses"
have long been but shadowy presences in old
mansions Of Baltimore and Annapolis and CRATE
full memories in the hearts Of the young gallsnts
who met them at the balls and assemblies Of lolg
ago, and perhaps-who knows f-tlme buries the
marks Of so much bssIdes beauty-cher1shed the
passion Of "the moth for the star the day for the
morrow" and who have grown gray, but never
National Republican., 1875-07-15
A GOOD MOVE.

More Facilities for Local Travel Proposed
The directors of the Northern Liberty Market
Company called 9 meeting last evening Of the
stockholders Of the company to discuss the feasi-
bility Of establishing line Of some sort OF con-
veyancing that would afford facilities for reaching
the market. About twenty Of the stockholders
responded to the call and met In the ONCE Of the
company adjoining the market building. MI
James A. Holman occupied the chair, and MI
MI Holman opened the meeting by stating its
object, and explaining the necessity OF my y,
some sort that would pass by the market, Wnica Ie
railroad routes. The directors he said, had looked
with favor upon a new patent OMNIBUS, tne lnSsn
tfon Of Chauncey Murch, OF Cincnnau, mnio5 aod
combined all the advantages OF the horse-ceE euu
The secretary read q letter from Mr.. Murch,
stating that his invention was IN general d G Has
rapidly coming into use In all parts OF the coun-
try, and inviting the inspection OF the drectoIs;
they would be rid Of the enormous expense oI
laying and repairing track, and would not haVeo
secure charter. The directors had picked out
and Ohio depot, along New Jersey avenue TO h
street, thence to Massachusetts avenue, ana alVns
Massachusetts avenue to Castle SteMart; tae n,
second beginning at the LIE Droit PARK gaze on
Fifth street, running down Filth to LOUISIANA
avenue, and down Louisiana avenue 70 SeTenLn
street; the third to begin at the corner Od at
New York avenue to North Capitol street, and
thence along North Capitol street to GlenWood
cemetery.
twas proposed to start at first Jne.llne, and IN
event Of that proving g success The others copIa
be established. The stockholders Of the market
company should secure controlling interest," ln
the new enterprise, in order to make II Work
favorably to the company.
On the motion Of Mr.. J. g. Bowen, the folloW-
ing gentlemen were appointed q committee 70
map out q route for the proposed line, 70 decide
upon the style Of conveyance, and to take meaS-
ures for opening subscriptions: Messrs. A. DAVIS
James II. McGill, James G. Bowen, james a.
Hoffman and George w. King.
On motion Of Mr.. Davis, the meeting was ad-
journed until next Wednesday evening, When
they will listen to the report Of the committee.
National Republican., 1875-07-15
DISTRICT NOTES.
Work ordersd-Monthly Statement Of Fl

Work ordered-Monthly Statement Of FL
nances.
Mr. WIN. Stickney has declined to accept the
appointment Of school trustee recently rendered
him.
Twelve-fnch pipe sewers have been ordered to
be laid on the north and south sides OF l, II, g,
and north side of streets, between Second and
Third streets northeast, and on the east side Of
Second street, between and l, and west side Of
Third streets, between F and streets northeast
Also, a l2-inch pipe sewer on the north side Of
Bridge, between Market and Frederick streets,
Georgetown.
Collector Cook has submitted a statement Of
the collections for the month Of June, showing
the total receipts to have been S2S7, ,642.52. The
ls75-To reimburse the United states for ad-
vances &C. S34 l6S 45 general fund, S23 O6S ~ gas
fund, 7l5O32; Metropolitan police fund, 80, ,l50S 81
public school fund, (salaries OF teachers,D $lO,-
2J03I; same, (other eXpenses,) S6,662s5; interest
on District Of Columba bonds S16, 400 s5 interest
on water bonds, &. .O5O11; interest on Washington
city bonds, 81. .i2O91 sinking fund, District Of
Columbia, 81, ,3l317 Georgetown, for lSI5-To
reimburse the United States for advances, SC,
s2,4sO.39; general fund, District Of Columbia,
fund, $685. so; public school fund.- $3.50 Is; school
building fund S55S 0S: interest on District Of Co
lumbia bonds 81, 1880; interest on water bonds,
SASS interest on Georgetown bonds, S9So.l6;
sinking fund, District OF Columbia, S95Ol5
County, for 1s75-To reimburse the United States
for advances, &C, So S5 general fund, District
of Columbia g. 332. 81; Metropolitan police fund,
1902 90: public schools s. 7622O; interest on Dis
trict of columbia bonds, S3,Oo976; sinking fund,
Sl,sSL1O. For the same purposes for W Washtngton
city for 1854, So, $3.50; same purposes for
Georgetown for 1874, q, III. IS: same purposes
Tor county, covering 1874, q, 1862
National Republican., 1875-07-15
Letter Containing $4,000 Lost for Six
Months.

The Paterson Press says: "The First National
Bank, Of this city, has had curious and some
what troublesome experience with lost letter.
etc.. to the amount Of $4,000 was mailed from the
First National Bank, at the Paterson post-office,
to the Importers and Traders National Bank of
New York, the New York agent Of the bank
here. The New York bank failed to receive the
letter, and Of course there was much anxiety
about II on the part Of the of1cers of the First
National Bank, which would have been the loser
II the vouchers were not m ade good. An exhaust
i've search was made IN the Paterson and New
York post-ohices, as well as In both the banks,
the search extending over days, but no trace Of
the missing package could be found. Now strong
apprehensions Of mail robbery were entertained,
~ the Government officials were impressed with
this idea
"The First National bank meanwhile proceeded
70 mako the best arrangement It could for avoid
ing loss. An extensive correspondenco-the pack
age containing thirty accounts Of sundry parties
prepared and given by the bank TO all these par.
ties Finally all was provided for, except about
800 of pension checks OF the United States Gov
ernment, Il taking much longer TO arrange that
matter, through the dlatory processes Of the cir
cumlocution ofice, than It did the private ones.
HNow comes the curious denouement: On July
e-exactly i've months to day from the time the
letter was lost-the clerks In the post office In this
city had to poke under their stamping table for
something that had dropped on the hoor, and
there. snugly lying IN o small crack between the
bottom Of the table and the floor, was the missing
ter ever lost at this ofice and II is little re-
markable that It should have been so valuable
trouble and anxiety"