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STATE OF NEW YORK,
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE,

STATE OF NEW YORK,
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE,
ALBANY, September 20, 1876. }
d. r. ANTHONY, Eso-Dear Sn:-Your
letters bearing date respectively the 10th
and 18th, was referred by the Secretary of
State to this office.
I send to-day to you by express, c. O. D.,
certified copy of a judgment roll in People
against George T. Anthony, implicated with
others. TIE records of this office show that
this is the only suit brought by the Attor-
ney General az ainst any person by the
name of Anthony, between the years 1860
and 1870. They also show that said George
I. Anthony was not served in this suit, as
he was out of the State, and that the judg-
ment is still unpaid.
remain, yours respectfully,
S. W. SwANEY, Clerk.
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Special 10 the Learensrrh Times. |

SENECA, Kan, September 26.-At the
Republican convention held here to-day,
Ira F. Collins, Of Sabesha, and Levi c.
Preston, Of Centralia, we're nominated for
the Legislature. G.
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FINANCIAL.
The Wall Street Indicator.
THIS WEEKS Issue SENT FREE.

Contains Pictorial illustrations Of Bulls and Bears
Also fuit and eomp'ese instructions how to ope-
and susxssti0aA Al-o, Q list Of valuable Premi-
1ms b CUB. "SeDd Tor IT. -
1VCkWALTBD 4 CO., Bank@ and BrokaD
70: y az: :lei Wall S. hsv- ssh o'S
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u. 4. Anthony u doing good work for
honesty and reform. He is independent
enough to usm:ak r.scaliiy in his osn par
y, and Gso I. Anthoay comes in for his
shaD Of sxPosase.-CNRcl Grove De.ooak
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Centaur
LininQents.
The Quickest, Surest and Chea pc st
Remedies.

| Physicians r. commend. and FIIri.r, dsrIarr
| tha' NJ such renedle- have be h. n IN
use. Words are cheap, but Tire pro r etors I'll
| these articles will pres-u tra al tiles 20 me ii al
men, gratis. and viii guar tntee mars PHI ant
| satisfactory results than hav, ever b fre been
/ oh aimed.
The Centaur Linimeut, White
| Wrap or, will cure RheumaiIsn, Neuralgia,
/ Lu nbaso, >ciatic', Csked Breasts, Sore Nipple,
| Frpsted Feet, Chi,b aims, sweliings. Sprain,,
| a any ordinary
| FLASH, E,sE or MU-CLkAI NJ NJ.
IL Will rxtfacI he IOison OF b and ii ma,
| AND heal burns or . ALT, <ithOut L scar Lock-
jaw. Psls-s, Wax Back, OK :, eus's, lar
ache. roothIchr, ItcI ami Gu aneOus + IA iI.o,s
readily yir Il to lis treatment.
Henry Black. o. Ala, II ard N e ohio saw
''My wife he a rheumatism fJr DIV YEAR
NJ rest no sle"pc uid scar ely WI = a rnss
h floor SIZE now c,m 'Irr-iv uT.d by . &,
Use of Contain Lnirns t. We al feel thankful
- You, and recc m nrnd you; won!e ful IN d.
zine To al, our ir.end, -
Jane, Hur,i, oil ZIrc,yil,.r sas Tile
Centaur Lnirnent curei my Seur,Isi."
Alfred Iusn. OF N-vark, writes: ..Se-d M,
one dozen bottles by express. The IIniu. mt
has saved my leg. | want To distribute 1t, Ne -
The sale Of nInent increasing rapidly
The Centaar Linimest. Yellow
Wrapper, /, 10 IN tough skHI, flesh aud mus
cies OF
HORSES NJ H AND NINA
We have ever ct sc OF Sptsfu
Sv eny, ri t;-bIn- WIn'i-g u, S;ratra-s -
Poll-Eyil, which this iiIIment would not
speedily benefit. an l nev,r saw bu a lee
cases which il wouIi not cur. 4 viii cu e
when anything can Il Is folly To zp.nd so
for Farrier. when one dollars worth OF en-
tanr Liniment will 10 better. The foil wing Is
Q 81 4 pie OF the testimony produced
JKFTkRspS Mo-, Nov. To- Is.J.
''Some tim. ago WAS shipping horses Ia ST.
Lo1is. l got one badly eri. Piled In the car.
With great Il ficu'iy got him To the stable, on
rourtI Avenue The stab keeper gave nra
10 tie OF your eBtlu LinImrmt, which usel
with such sI"oe's tia Ia two day TIE M. 81 was
ss activ. anil near w-l. have been n yeler-
mary surgeon Tor .ir-y 70. b Il your iini-
me mt he Is any Tia NJ .y,rusd d.
al. M ARCY, V-t".a v surg.on'
For postage stamp We will mail "a CeuiaurAl-
manac, containing hundreds of certificates
from ey.sy "a ie IN Ia. Union. These LIul-
mrnts are now -old by all tealt r. in the coun'ry.
Laboratory Of J. L. Rose IL Co,
81 Day 81. Nav YORK.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

LrOR the spe~fy Curs o. seminal weakne.s,
= Lest Manhood ard ali disorders brought by
indiscTssious sxeea. Any Druggist has the in
gIsAisnta
Adore DAVIDSON a CO.. Boz 1895. New
York. s-pt1-eodAv-5s.
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TOPEKA,
A kon-Quorum Meeting Of the State
Central Commute.

A kon-Quorum Meeting Of the State
Central Committe.
George 7. Anthony Appears and Reads
an Exhaustive Statement,
In which He Denies, in toto, the
Charges Of His Corruption,
He Has no Recollection of a Suit Ever
Having Been Brought Against
Him in New Yo:k.
1t was Brother Ben" who Loaned
Money on Inadequate Securities,
And Received in Return an Indictment
from the State Of NY.
The Committee Apply an Extraordi-
nary Coat Of Whitswash,
And Present the Hard-visaged Bond
SOU sazer to the Voters of the
State Of Kansas as Pure
as Horned Angel.
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VIEWING THE "RUISs"

At Hsllett's Point, this morning, the
only traces 10 be seen Of the great coferdam
we're few fragments Of the corLer of the
former, sfozt in the wafer
Gen. Newton arrived about . quarter be-
fore ii, and, in company With Mr.. Boyle,
overseer of the late works, inspected the
scene Of the explosion, with evident salts
faction. In answer to question of . re-
porter Of the Evening POST" a. to the sue
cess of the blast, he declared, empathically,
that it was a thorough explosion. There
are SD, 900 now available for the prosecu-
ton of further work At He'll Gate. A large
part of this cum will Be required. this
year, for the removal Of rocks blown up yes
rerdsy, and it is probable that several years
will pass before the beginning of operations
at Flood Rock.
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SPEAKING.

LAFAYETTE, Ind. September 26.-The
attendance at the battle ground, to-day, was
very large. There we're over 10000 persons
present. The speaking BY Blaine, Harr'-
son, Booth, Kilpatrick, Robert Lincoln,
Gordon Lee and Others, were all listened n
attentively. The most inter.st vas mani
tested in Mr.. Blaine, arouni whose stand
. very large crowd coagIegsted.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1876.
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RUTHERFORD q. HAYES,
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

In the oflcc Of the Clerk Of the Court OF Common
Pleas yesterday schedule was fled in connection
with the assignment OF James w. Schermerhorn.
George NJ Kiniall and George Mein9er, copartners
and individually, TO George $. Moulton The liabilities
of the assgnors are set down at over $3.50 O0O the
nominal assets $50 900, aud the actual assets
ut $24, Sal S2 The great difference between tho
liabilities and assets seems 10 be accounted Tor by
a large amount OF worthless stock aud debts due tho
late hrm. Among the latter there are some nomi-
nay amounting $50, 000 the actual value Of
which is fixed al $57 81 La the same Office there
flied the of samuel Holmes. as assignee OF Will
Il. Holmes, IN the sum OF $4,000. In the County
Clerks Office there was also filed tho assignment of
Charles W. Kidd TO James Wardrobe.
Tho failure OF tho Park Brewery, at Staplcton, ap.
pcars 10 be 4 pretty bad Mr. Phinp Wolfe. Mr..
Charles Seaman, Mr.. Theodore Frean ana others are
among the creditors oil the establish ment. the imned
ate available assets to the amount OF about So OO0
having seized by them. Tho aggregate liabilities
are set down at about $50 900, and the assets a.
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DIRECTORY FOE ADVERTISERS.

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corner Broad and Wall SITS.
The property Of the company consists Of the mining right
Granville county North Carolina. and Aeining Mecken
ssss s.nny f"s ys na nesIss' ar, poe. onse e,nE a.
Ing been known or many years as the Pitiard arm.
shall be don. each year. subject renewal
or inrther q 70 years without change q conditions
royalty equal to cneoarth product alter payment
There eas. four distinct well defined collaborating
ssn saanns nearly psrasi aud ex,snans The entire
ssls vs'" d iaoo ee ins property may easily be IN
coapany iormed upon each. whenever deemed ,~sitaor
The cash ~ the rcasnry white il j. deemed abundant
pendenee 1900 shares its nli pa.u being held
T. prevent aiminuon ~ the cash capital inrse r.inn
Of tae reserved sares viii doubtless b. ultimately dsrb
galions is officers being Interested AS sarehalrrs re
compens alton Tor their services.
present and the business ~ the mine wen as AZ the oce
charsetesstie well ordered establishment
g Scotsburs Va tsence by stage 20 mites 10 clsrSsvIlir
usually oeeupyinu twenty tour hours Mactnc, anu heavy
goods arc forwarded by sane route 70 south bos'oa
the Roanoke River clarssyne and thence by
nse miles comparatively level road Tue entire
pens of sisi. the mines and allowing sufficient
lime thorough examination. need exceed SO
the time consumed more tnan ionr ia,s
,nohsr 'as.ntass u ,s "est,'n Sees,e apparent wen
Tut sevrniynse and wood iess than 81
,.ra IN ..rad" =. ne present wfi,'ns IL. sane ead Of
cord.
The advantages possessed by this company may bo
summed 0rieuy tOllUws:-
}. Tue abundance OF rich surface extending dis
tancs of some 800 cot
2 The simple processes by which such may be
worked.
The cheapncss oiabor and the abundance OF and
water on the premises.
T. The accessibility of the property from New York and
the faciit, which 1t may be visited by intending
by the officers and larger Shareholders of
the con,y sordng latter a constant oversight OF
the operations ut the mines.
.. The advanced state o civilization in the vicinity Of
the property nsuring orieci security tor the buildings aud
Appliances ~ well as for the product OF the mines
to the capacity OF the mine yield liberal dividend
upon Its capital the annexed report oi Prn Eaes
the eminent ogst aud mining gineer. would
he conclusive SINCE the date vf Profess
by tho sinking OF numerous small shafts and by
hods OF thorough eSamin stion Of property. has
than confirmed his earlier convictions OF its gold
bearing character
The New York herald., 1876-12-10

THE PARK COMMISSIONERS.

NEW YORK, Dec. Q. 1876
To THE EDIroR TnE HERALD:-
The undersigned, noticing an article In tho HERALD
OF Friday. sth inst, respecting his resignation as
Park Commissioner desires to state tina. no has not
resigned. Yours, respectfully,
The New York herald., 1876-12-10

TOtnIA IA
delivered contract 800 bales For iuure delivery the
sales folows:-Yeserday. after two T..
nary ~ 15-32c February 800 at ~ I932c
April, 100 ~ 15-l6c Total bales To-day, up TO
one r. M.-January. 2uO at IL l5-32c ut II Ice
800 At Y i5s2e February 100 at. y 2l-sac., go At
IL lI-16c.. March. JuO ~ 27-3gc.. 200 at
IL lice April, 10 l3 i32c, 100 al he. 2UD
at i-3lc Total. 3.4OO bacS Grand total 1850 bales
The receipts the ports follows aly eston
446j bales New urleans wires down; NOZZLE, 1858;
s. JbS. Charleston. 34al; Wilmington Bl9:
4Ii2, baltimore, 2yo: New York, 10: Boston, ruy
philadelphia 4s7. Total. 2u.aJ4 This day last week
2O6u This day year 2U.u7l Total since Septenbe.
l. 2oiI.555 Cotton ireshs closed iolIowsrc dayre
compressed by SAIL &C TO Liverpool i3-a2d.. by
tv sail bloc.
Ss,47O bushels; meal. 2uO bbis. and t5s sacks
corn ~ 1G4 bushels oats lS.050 do. rye IA do
harley 5000 do, barley malt H. 50 do The four market
quiet out steady. singing extras and low grades
orally Leng Fhed hrm The sales 1900 bbIs.. in
cudng Western and southern, at the annexed qno
tatiuns. Rye -four steady. and 3tD bbls sold al
S4 S5 Corn meal steady, with sales Of ZOO
bbs and sacks 81 80 for Brandywnc ~ 81 ss 10
f,r Xe.teru and Jersey yellow. We uuote
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT QUIEr-FuTuREs CLOSED STRONG
AND Lice. A l-Sc. HIGHER-FLoUR QUIET
WHEAT DULL AND NOMINAL-CoRN DULL AND
EAsIEE-OATs yDULL-wHIsKEY IRREGULAR
PORK sTEApY--LARD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FIRMER--sPIRITs TURPENTlNE FIRMER-
RosIN FIRM-oILs sTEADy-CoFFEE FIRM
SUGAR NoMINAL--FREIGHTs FIRMEI FOR
CHARTERS.
SATURDAY. Dec. Go p. N.
Business was every where light to-day, and the
kets were, the whole, exceedingly quiet and dull.
Values underwent few changes, however, and those
were without especial significance On 'Change -four
was quiet Wheat dull and nominal. Corn was
dull and easier. Oats were dull Whiskey irregular.
Pork was steady. Lard was without decided change.
Freights were lrmer Cotton on the spot quiet.
Futures closed strong at 11jc. 40 higher. Coffee
was firm Sugar nominal. Oils steady. Petroleum
Grmcr. Rosn firm and spirits turpnntinc frncr
CoYrKE-The market tor Rio firm but quiet: 5000
pags RIO. CJallarhorn sold private terms
Mild coffee quiet We quote :-ordinary
goes, l6c. 1si4c: fair do, .Sc. lSiac. good
do Islsc iss4c. prime. 1ec l9c. range for
lots l6c. 2o,ac: Santos fair good I7ac sc gold
ninety days Java, government bags. zoe ne do grass
mats. 2ic 23c. Singapore lie lsc ccylon, l8isc
lstsc Msracaibo, i6lsc lssc Laguayra l61sc. lsc
jamaica i5la.. i.,ac St. Domingo. isc. i37sc.
Porto Rico, 1880. 1876; Costa kica, l6c. he Next
sisc: savauiils. ioc. Use caraces i5lsc idiss.
closed from l-iuc. &c higher The closing
prices to-imy compare with Friday as ioliows'
FritaD. Dsrsiaier :. Saturday. DsceDber g.
December ~ 7.32 u l2i December J.. 5-l6 l. III 81
January. IL 1882 u l. 7-16 January. I2i,
February. ~ 1882 u i2ss February. II ll-16a
Marcia. ~ 2,-32 ~ 1916 March. l27n 29-3c
April l. 3l32 a April. - liza
MHy..... 13h May. Is 1882 l3t4
June. - 9-32 n June. I.as Is 1872
l3 3-32 l3 I16 July l3 1882 l3 v-l6
August. l3ly alS l7-32 August. 13ss
C based cassfca-
cotton Ia store running Ia quality than
half grade above or below tho grace aio.sd
ip'nnds. Airiumd ". Orleans. Terds.
Ordinary lu,a lua lO'a luia
Strict ordinary lOss 1bas lDe.
,so5d ordinary llss liza llts lIis
Strict gvod ordinary. llss lisa II ZIG ii 7l6
Low mihdling llss liz. I1X llL
iow mddling l17s ~ l.ls 12Is
Niddiing. IA la IL DIG IL OLD
Good mddng l25s 12lz I2M l2ss
strict good mddiins l2ss lzs1 125e 125
Middling fair - l3ss 1914 1874
Falr................. 1914 Ia IA IA
sainedGood ordinary 10c strict good ordinary iossc
low mlddlins, lie. middlng liMc spo, sales were as
follows:-
Last Erenng. Tot,.
Consumption :. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SO 80
Speculation. lu3 10Y
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
SALES AFTER CALL
MEMORANDA.
The following shows the earnings Of the Central Pa


Earnings FIRST eleven months, 1874. Is. 1872 479
The following securities sold at auction TO-
day.
For account of whom IL may concern - IS, 600 To-
tcdo Peoria and Warsaw Railroad western dIvsion)
second mortgage seven per cent bonds, due 1856,
iercst April and Ococcr April 1874 coupon on 900
each 80; 8 shares Market National Bank, 500 each,
liz; shares Metropolitan National Bank, 500 each,
I2lss; 10 shares Hanover National Bank, 500 each,
pUl. BY OF excoutor-loo shares Brooklyn City
Railroad Company, $40 each, lS9; zoo shares New
York and Brooklyn Ferry Company, slOO each,
1854; 20 shares Queens County Fire Company,
$50 each, y per cent; certificate for undi-
yldea interest In the assets Of the Brooklyn
Ferry Company, owners OF 81 shares dated January
O. 1865 ll30 S3 O00 Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
puny seven per cent registered bonds, due July l.
issi interest January and july 81 900. l02A; $4,000
Queens County Ferry Company per cent con-
verbIo bonds second issue, due August ls71 inter-
est paid to February l. 1873 $500 each, u per cent;
So 900 Rockford Rock Island and ST Louis Railroad
Company. first mortgage convertible seven per cent
gold upon bonds tue 1918 August 1871 coupon on,
II. 900 each 174; pew No IS in tho Reformed Prot.
estant Dutch church the Heights. Brooklyn, sub
cct TO ground rent from November l, 1875 Tor $40;
right title interest Of the estate certificates
representing 176 shares SchweiIzcr Patent Bolt Com
pany 500 cach for ST. right, title and interest OF
inc in certificates representing los shares Long
Island Ferry Company, 500 each, for SO; 20 shares
Consumers Benefit Coal Company, $40 each, for 81 90
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.

LONDON, Dec. u. 1870
At the Stock Exchange the week has dull ono,
except for the specutions IN Argentine stocks heretofore
reported The the whole favorable than
week. En.sh railways better increased traffic
In foreign. Russian show advance Of cent
the week, aud ungarians - Other interIatiULa al
stocks aconay better except Argentines which
though all closed netter than the lowea point
all closed rather flat though tho reaction Is
very slight Discounts weaker, Ia beng the ruling
rate.
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
FINANCIAL.
a SOUTHERN MINING ENiEKrIisn.
IA THE GRANVILLE GOLD COMPANY,
organized under laws Of the Stale of New York.

President, WILLIAM BRASDRETII. Sing Sing ~ Y.
Ire asurer. WILLIAM WAkD Drrxel Building New York
Secretary. !. NILDkB .RGER SMITH. Brooklyn
Resident Minin Engineer in -thes.
Professor RICHARD NJ kAMts.
late state Seooglst of Niune,,ss.
Capital stock. 81 iuoOp PR pi shares $40 each
Said shares being non-assssssbl..
Office Ia New York.
5o aud 80 Drex.l Building
Broad and Wall SITS.
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
REPORT OF PROFESSOR EAMEs.

No 70 PINE sr. NEW ioRK, July 20, 1876
take pleasure IN forwarding. nom
made by me during the spring OF 1876 Of portion OF the
state OF North c"ro referring TO an examination OF the
part OF Granville county In that state
The geological structure oi the erthmidr portion OF
tan and uronian, composed Of granite gneisses sch
states and qnarzite The country appears to b. overad
OF GRANTEES aud gneisses with oxide o.
iron. while at MANY points the rock exposures
the banks Of small streams. The elevations OF tho hills
from 81 70 800 ies forming undnl aons wh wide valleys
soil the underlying rocks be regular
order havins trend 70 the no theast and southwest Al
veins carrying native sod iron pyrites aud slight traces OF
suphuret ct copper
encased in walls OF gness and auarxe states carrying tree
gold Gas seen IN specimens sent These veins from
SUBMITS OF the bill into the valleys and the
courses.
The quartz appears be Of n flesh color with granu.
lated fracture the surface while Of
spssb Of ss gold In the oSaseo hss and oSsr mas
abundant OF gold bearing of
aue purity concusiyely the region be highly
one. heretofore wholly devoted
aud iuy warranting thorough development.
talurgcal purposes and situated few miles
railroad communication and can. In my opinon, be very
There Is OF the gold bearing quarts existing on
your property III extraordinary extent and in all my held
quality that exists there In the field OF quartz
pouehd from the lode in all directions and in few
OF alter examination found of
metal by washing the dirt from the rocks free gold is vs
Die :" e nsEed n & se % M ns up
washing The lode. when cross cut the side of the hill
saving the expensive work Of mining ana drifting Ia
short time large quantities OF ore be EXTRACTED and the
Ing or washing The specimens sent y"u
air sample Of what exists here In my opiniom this
enterprise prosecuted Judcouy ana economically carnot
Respectfully submitted
Geo.ogist and Mining Engineer.
Further psrtcn'sMrs a M may he obainsa ., WILLIAM
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
100 Chi & y W RI pf.
300 l. : 4 " s RR.

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10 o. I ! s. %. 9. 't,n
10000 U s $40. c. '6s. q
500 U ) $40. c. 'os..
50AtllS 5-1p. c.'1Ib3
2JODb do.
1000 do b c.b3