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, 1876-03-20

As will be seen from his letter published in
our Boston special this morning, tho Hon.
N,cnAnD II. DAaA Inns rcconsidorod his do
termination to appear before tho Senate
Committee on Foreign Affairs to answer tho
charge Of literary piracy urged against him
as ground for the rejection Of his nomination
to bo Minister to Great Britain. To 90 moro
nccurato, it seems doubtful whether Mr.
DANA formed such determination, though It
was so announced, Binco ho recalls that In his
first 1ettor 10 Mr.. BOUTWELL, ho did not ask a
hearing, but simply Expressed tho bolicf that
the Conmittoo would not act adversely
upon er.paTto testimony. With somo
heat, not unnatural under tho circum-
stanccs, though perhaps in question:
able taste, ho states TINT tho Committee
did hear tho testimony er-partd Of two of his
soucnios" BEx BUTLER and WIL11Ahi BEACH
LAwnEscE); acted on thnt testimony nd
vcrsoly, without inviting him 10 present his
explanation; md, only at tho instance Of
third parties, agreed that le might ho heard,
If 10 desired, tomorrow. Upon this stato Of
tho caao ho declares thero is nothing could
induce him to go to Washington to defend
his honor before body which hns prcjudged
and convicted him. At tho aano time, he
will not aak TINT his nomination bo with
drawn, hut lcngo it to take It's courBe III the
Senate Ono roBu1t Of 1t Is, TINT tho foud
between tho Bur1KB and anti-BuTLkn Re.
/ publicana In Massachusetts ragos with 70.
doubled fury,
, 1876-03-20

Minister sonEscK landed st New York yes
tordey, md in vigorous phrase Expressed his
determination to forthwith proceed to Wash-
4ngton md vindioata himself against tho
'' infamously aud maliciously..falso charges II
brought against him in connection with tho
Emma Mine. As to oil which il should ho
remarked TINT Mr.. ScuRNcK hns returnod mono
too soon nor can le too quickly yinaicato
himself from tho charges which, availing him.
self Of his diplomatic privilege, he avoided
meeting lin 1.-THE British courts. tho fairnosa
Of which ho confcsscs in his o1llcial corro-
gpondence.
, 1876-03-20

The effort to impeaoh tho integrity Of
Secretary Dn1srow by representing him as
having been onco involved In tho collection
Of dishonest clnim against tho Govornment
has aignAlly failed. It transpires that tue
claim WIS a. honest as my evor mado, anti
that Secretary DR1srow, hnving collected IT rs
practicing 1nwyer, charged tho reasonable
and usual foo Of 10 por cent for his sorv'ces.
To state tho easo in brief, Gen. THOMAS near
tho close Of tho War mado n contract for 900
mules to pursue his military operations; but,
before oil tho mules wero dolivorod, tho War
gas over and they were not needed. Tho
Government refused to tako tho mules, though
tho contractors had purchased them, and
their CHIN, which was collected by Mr.
Bn1sGow (who was their attorney, was for
tho difference botween the actual cost Of tho
mules and what they brought at private salo
after the market was crowded with mules ro-
turned from the army service. Tho effort to
misroprcsent h1r. BnrsTow in this matter is
but one of sories Of attempts that hnTo
been mndo without any botter guccesa to
blaoken his record, and which have un-
qucstionably beeu prompted by tho Whisky
Ring.
, 1876-03-20
WANTED, FOE PRECEDENT,

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, 1876-03-20

Our report Of the pulpit and rostru

Our report Of the pulpit and rostrum will
10 found full Of interest this morning. Tho
discourse Of tho nov. RoDEnr Co1Ayxa on tho
"Bermon On tho Mount" Is an excellent ser
mon On sermons as thoy are and should bo,
and IL full Of sound observation and healthy
Christianity. Prof. swaos scsmon on ''The
Spiritual Atmosphere" ia an eloquent, earnest
appeal Tor pure, higher lifo In oil things.
md contains some pertinent suggestions not
inappdcable to the political corruption Of
the tines. There Is also IN account OF the
dedication Of tho uelstsd Street Methodist
Church a full report Of the lecture Of tho
Rev. BRooxa HzHroRp on "America as Seen
rhnongh en Englishraan's spectaoles," in
which will BE- found soaa judicious criticism !
lud tho lecture Of Mr.. VocHx on "Faust."
, 1876-03-20

Tho Now York World is not impressed with
tho lato epssm Of tendor conho'onco exhibited IN
tho American Gonate respecting tho r1ghts OF
literary property: .....
It proposes to ro]ect says tho Horld tho nomination
Of Mr. DANA AZ Minister to Engiana on tho ground
tha. he appropriated some Of the notca unprotected
by coryr1aht Of another editor Of HEA1oAs IAW Of
Nations although this virtuous body haa again and
epain refused 10 action for tho protection
literary property NJ English authors whose HorkB arc
printed by American publishers, to tho manifest !njnfy
Of fo1pgn suthors whose labors aro thus hAh3taly
copyrights Is impaired or destroyed BY tho con-
petition Of these stoltn productions. Even Mr.
tAwaEaoR docs not pretond that h1r: DANA
has taken : cent out Of hia pocket Or
added cent 10 his own by tho alleged
literary puiprtug. Hi. LAwnksoE freely gave, Of at
least profcsacd 70 gvo his abors for tho bcnnht Of
Nj, WtEAroA'a hcils+ Mr.. DANA equally gaTe his
1abors for their benefit md, as Iii. DtNAs edition
had sals, vhite that Of Mr.. LAWRENCE did nok tho
res party In interost, thu family of Mr. WHEATON.
hiss reason to b grateful for Mr. DAAs odit!on Il
may mol be antss to "a the reason why Mt. DANA
was requested to proparn his edition Of WHEATON, i
vas eotly because MF LAwRKNpE had fosted into Ills
edition Of that standard work Tho secAskon doctrines
which had fa1lcn into dlscredt With hsa counttymen
Tho 1nterest Of Alr. WHxA1oN's hoirs Tor which mr.
LAwhxxoE and l1r. DANA alike psofcsaea to work "ha
undcnabl5 promoted BY an edition which tcocted the
unpopu.1 secession horssy, and tho sals q ,s. ~
bars tho shelvos OF tic bootscorE. elows how aovan
| tsgeouB to Mr. WuEAToH'8 family was THO edition
which did not nHu}t tho loy continent Of tle coun
try It Ia curious To the American 6cnsta ranging
ttso On tho so Of sccesaio1 under pretaneo OF zea
| for tho r8hta Of authorship,
, 1876-03-20

Tho sensational report about b1aeknlail
levies lnado by tho Secretary OF tho Treasury
for campaign funds, during the Presidential
canvsss Of 1879, upon 1IxNRY CIgws, TO bo
repaid by advance information when gold
6ales would bo mado, IL exploded by Mr..
BouTgfE11, then Secretary. He explicitly do
MICS thae whilo Secretary ho ever wrote to
,C1Es's, except upon Department business !;
that he ever asked ULEws for campaign
funas; and, IN short, pronounces the whole
etuy fabrication, Us tho letter-press copies
Of ell tho correspondence he had with C1Ews
nuw on flo in the Department will show.
Tlis eanard 1t was which, according to the
Democratic newspaper programme, was to DO
tho basis for tho impeachment Of Preaidont
GtpAfY,
, 1876-03-20
COIN CEHTIFICATKH.

A fow days Binco, Tim Tribune criticised
on It's mcrits tho proposition of sennsor
Dooy to pass Inv making groenbnoks ro-
coivab1o in payment for dutics, and pointed
out tho ruinouB embarrassments Bure to re-
suit to tho Government from such law, and
tho Inducements to importers to deprociato
groonbaoks, rather than enhance their value,
II thoy could pay their duties in these notes.
To this a rag-baby newspaper replies by
apeoious and dia1louost statement, ,--1s dis
honest in a journalistic aenso as forgery Is In
commercial transaction. In its effort to
pors,,ndo tho ignorant TINT duties arc not now
paid in gold, 1t makes tho following deceptive
statement Of the caso: .-
Tho official report Of receips for dutica at New
York from Jan. to March 1g. 1870, ahoWa TINT OK
?,9t0 paid In for duties accfung # New Yofe
only 81 o5s 0o less than onewcns!esh was gold ~
fact, Ntasly all payments for coin Interest," and most
Of tho payments reported god) for called bonds
WIRE also ia gold parer And ta ton ycara since tito
easygoing ostce to dodge gold put In opoEaton,
deylce which the United Btasos Trcasnrers report
for 1868 rrs!sea very convenient medium Of o1
| change. without cost or charge of any knd." a.
good ns greontacks. In fsctt
"As good aa groonbacksl" Just as much
better than groenbacks as gold ia botter than
grecnbocks. Tho writer Of tho above know
perfectly we'll TINT tho "papor" It speaks OF
| consists simply of certificates Of gold deposit.
By q law of 1863, tho Government agreed to
take specinl deposits Of gold for safo kooping
in suma of not less thnn 500. md to issue
certificates therefor. This Inv also provides
TINT these certificates sla1l be received by tho
Government In payment Of elutios, which,
/ n1~,4 In
gold on deposit is transferred to the Govorn-
ment, as matter Of COURSE. It is simply n
system OF spccinl deposits to insure tho eafe
keoping Of gold, and facilitate its transfer.
A merchant having 100000 to pay in dutics
may tal1o his own certificates for gold that
1o had deposited with tho Treasury. or ho
may purchase d certificate belonging to
somo enc else, mud tondcr it for
duty. It is accepted, OF course, and tho
100000 Of gold 1t calls for in the
Treasury thrcaftor remains tho property Of
tho Government, and not Of tho individual
It will DO soon that tho payment Is precisely
tho samo rs il tho coin itself had been paid,
for the moment tho certificates ara pnid in,
tho coin for tho samo nndount which had becr
on special deposit becomes the property Q:
, tho Government, md is used for tho paymon
, Of interest On bonds or in my other way j
, secs it, Tho transaction Is exceedingly sim
| plc, md precisely tho sdmo rs Il the gold ha'
boon paid directly. In fact, it is nothing bu
payment Of gold, the gold hoving been pre-
vtously deposited with tho Government TO
. safo keoping. AL this must havo been know,
!, to the rng-baby organ wl.on it tried to botra.
ita reatlers into tho bclief that tho duties wer
J now paid in a currency equivalent to grcen
I backa. Tho deyice was entirely worthy o
t | m ayowed advocate OF a dishonest monotar.
} ByBtoIn.
, 1876-03-20

The MARSHES, husband and wifo, have, as
will DO seen by reference to our Waahing-
ton specials, accepted the assurance Of full
immunity from prosecution o1tonded thom
by the President, upon condition TINT they
return and testify in tho BEhKHAP case.
Without waiting for tho papers to DO mado
out, they nccopt tho pledge Of tho Govern
mont, and wero To have loft Montreal last
night, to arriyo in Washington tomorrow
morning. The bottom facts will now DO
reached, and neither tho imbecility nor con-
nivance with c1imo Of Alr. CLYMEn's Commit
too avails to balk tho Investigation and pre-
won't full disclosure Of the whole truth ro1at-
ing to tho DEhRNAp business, with ali Its
Dernocratio aliuncts.
, 1876-03-20

.,a.a., .,s.u..,.;a, ,ota. t,,o anpardrona
trcn,1o ~ ,7o,ond,ng NJ pr1n,nrox oun;nat
. ohorao atnnt 1hicl, tl,a, nuhl,o ra1oH
rot,,ing md I'm ;7ofonaa In wh;oh t1oos not
tou,,, tho r.o, o,,.oo. ona;rst him Tint In
a. ~ tho a;vis;,n ho.woon b;,nso1r and h;s
sieto- nfra now1-.. mi hor chi]5ran. of tuo
nroooada ~ tbo TontncEv no.)rond c1oi,n.
About Tint so,nehodv ,vho hadn't rcaa Tho
nona nd ,,;dn,t tnov ho,v ~ prun1vr,a
hoa ao,r;o+ol ,,;,n,o,f ,,,t - h,a o,.., ,nont1,
anost;onod thnt oon,1oman,a oonsr,a,tv IN
,rnt,na ~ a;sia r,ho C,u, 1901 hnv;nc
tootad int, +,o ,not,or t,n1a limit Il 1voa nil in
A.. E..;&. .., 1.&.,, .,.f. n4.x., - a.. ...-
, 1876-03-20
At tho New York Exchange on Saturday ths
dollar greonhaok represented 87i@S7t conts

Oar New York special this morning an
nounces tho complete triumph Of tho CosK-
LING wing Of tho party ut tho Republican
primaries in tho city, and odds that advices
from throughout the state loavo little doubt
) but that tho delegation to tho National Con-
vention will bo instructed to cast tho vote Of
the State for him for tho Presidency. #, aa
announced, tho result Of the primaries is to
be accepted ns reputation Of tho Union
Tongue resolutions, it will not tend to I'M
provo his prospects,.
, 1876-03-20

The cheekiost thing that has occurred slnco
tho lat Of January, 1875. WAS the vote OF the
Hon. {7) BouuNAKEa, Democratic II. O., for sho
Impeachment of DELkNAP. Tic had 8300, 900 Of
Pacdo Mail corruption fund In Ills pockets At
tho time. IIlspa1ty ooatrorea have not troubled
him abous 1t. There is no resolution pending
for hla expulsion or impeachment. Why Ia this
tbuB2
, 1876-03-20
THE REACTION THAT DOESN'T BET IN.

,,,,,, prs nr7nu TuAr nnrgNsr NET TN
n,honoI thev haye inilnstrious1v added
+boir vita IN tbo efrort. tho Domocrntio lend
o,<; mi ra,rsnonor oroana oanuot account for
n thot Tho nr1ry.p e.nosnro vaa followed
nv ~, ;rcrooaad nonnl]ican majority in Now
H,,nnah;ro nj IN hro;no. woro thu Whisky.
p,no ov-,oz,rca The RrtrvAp affofr. wbinh
49, nan,crot;o committoo 1,ost,ncd n ar,
,,1oi,a for cffcot npon tho New Hampshire
aonr,sa rrovo1,cd n nronnt roaponsc of non-
,,,n, ;,;,;1no+;or which tovna exnvcss;onin in
nnoro1;fed con dcnnation nj thu oorr,,nt
aoorotorv and m earncst d,mand thot tho
,r,,1~ ~ ;nvoot;ootion ho ,u,ahod noat aearoh.
,no1v into cverr do,,nrtmont of tic publio
.or,;o, ,bot M +hiov;no o}1,o;ai mint escano
arnoa,,ro md punishment. swift and re1ont-
1es. Thc wh;skv-nino.ornosuros. too. laid
M, n row NJ ,,o1;t;cal tsornscs Al tttortv be-
vonl nosa;bil;tv Of resurrection es arc tho
rrod,t- -hfoh,1for thieves. Tho work OF inyos-
t;aot;,,, Ia st,11 l., ,,roorcsa and tba uho,o
,,o,,,;o warmly acconda It and insiata
r H. !. 10 4,,orona1, md urt1;rc1,;no
o.. ,nn' ,";4, -, tl,o c,rr,,nt,on ,7ro m
.,a t-ouoht n 1ight. ;mn1icotino Ionub.
,;aon officials con,a nrnmnt ,,onnlaT ;ni1orae,
,nont ] thronol Tho ballot.bos. and moro
decisive then boforo. of the Ropublicau partv.
a,~ ,rha rosn,, haa heet, oacr;ho1 nv Democratic
;1nn,,o~hoo,,s @ t. hr,i,erv n nonu],r in5;frorz
anoo n corr,ntion IN off,co and, In e,ort. to
eA s~"m a,.,, arar,.,,;ro sovo tha truo canao
Tha nnh1,o 'consoionco jpstaad Of boinu
ht,,r,od n .vos ,avor kconor and morc sensitive
T ~ 10 ~ Il 1oss ,,nanor;no toworf1 Ronuh1icon
.,,an 49, namocro,i, ~ ti,,ovce II domonda o1ovo
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! IT, - H. .,v,,t;o aor,,;co nnd +,,ot avarv
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asI m,,,. o~ras,,roa ,1ra fo- ,ro,1o l,,t an.
o,' ,..,,1 ~ y, .,,a s,,h,,o oa.motio, tho noces,
+, a;.,. +or - haston;no tho work a. r,ur;Bcotion
~ .,,,';a,, ID ,,dorhte1,v t,,o oroot hnu;nc.a II
"u.0' o,,.;s1 ia ~ IT, w.. r. a-ont 1,,,,,;<
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, 1876-03-20

AAaos CONSTABLE, senior mambor Of ths Nav
YORK firm Of ARNOLD. CONSTABLE l. Co.. died
yaxterday, aged a. years. Heloavss II envisblo
reputation behind him. being distinguished for
honorable buaineas dealing Aud extensive psi-
nate uno1al!ty. TITO uame OF hLs axm has u
, 1876-03-20

Ths press comments On Tho fall OF ME. Pm
p1xrox arc generally IN admixture Of sorrow
with indignation. Ills tall IL Rraator than bztr
mars, iusamuoh ~ hIa position was hl8her9
and, when ho fails, ho falls like LuolSka, ,-neser
10 riao eRRiu,
, 1876-03-20

dragged for personal taxes, tho other two
thirds ought to be required to contribute
something to tho general support. 1t ia tho
bounilen duty Of tho Treasurer to follow up
those dolinqucnta. Tho city authorities
should urgo 1t upon him. "Iot no delin-
uuont escape" mot evon MATrIsoN.
, 1876-03-20

The Hon. D. a. WELLS Is not favorably I'm.
pressed With rAYax's hunbug resumption bi!
adopted by tho Democratic oauoua ~ party
moaause. lie says,
In short this till Of ttocauous, reported ~ Agecad
upop WILL when examined and AualJEed, bo found 10
bo nothing but the Ohio rsg-bAhT besneared vain =
lttle now paint and bsdoekcd With gsudy new dfoss
md i aver per.ousty brought ontote oongreaa ~
rcoognizo tbo o1tgn.t hras chsarfully Adops IT, sud
speedily learn to love II.
, 1876-03-20
APPROPRIATIONS IN IONA.
bzseisi Uispaseh 70 1hs Chicago Tsfouns.
DEs NolNxat H., March 10.-The Legisla!n1'
psssad Tho following tppropflStiou bills:

NNn{hDnf1{, ,,,,,,,.,,,,,.$ 2fpM
E1ae, tshnct w invs.t ~ ttmticn III
1.s.u4 I ~ IL .~sS "S'S''s'''' n
ya.nh Tf.ts '-''''s''"''''''' ~
EsD dnmtnissionas.' .'..'.'........... sM
iinH Hria1s. s.%.tt ''''''''' III
aoilie..; " trnhb.n.; IIcr,a ''''' '''''''' ~ isM
9us.ns rnSn{t.;. 1na.nnnasac1 1s4Nt
fnssns iio.nisni' ~ kinsssnt .. '''' 2tlM
1nrfnr1t,ITs Gnltaas ~ ELSA
Issis,na fnr rashics sMindei nhiidrcn . day
1tsfo1,a H.hoo, Eiinr.' N''''@t &d,BA
Mto.ts ~ H.heo, Sin.. 1"'''''''''''''''''' Ut
Tri.ns ~ ui, 9s''''s 80 t3Na
nsss ~ ~ nn.l,h Inv, bQUd
~. 1ins1sr.t1 t71a
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1,cnt,"n,isr~ En.t If..,iison ~ 2leA
psntss-ttsts t~.mnss '''''' ~ 21oa
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379'sa
.,.. a., I'll, IT,. ..I.riss Of
, 1876-03-20

Tho Now York Epe,tn9 Post, which ID An indc-
pendent papor, says that tho Domocrata in Con
Rrsss arc moro anxiouh to mako party capital ont
Of Belknapism" than to produce measures
which commend themselves to tho country, and
adds:
Tho Democrats azn dtat!tuto Of the capacity or the
courage Of both. 70 deal In thorough as sstiatso
settlement IL creating diatreae throughout The country
They have failed 70 asreo on any measure o.
REFORM and thtrc Ia to fear that they VIII fa
equally IN respect to tariff reform We need look 10
MoanIsoas tarid bIli, vh!ch hss now fot mora than
sig wcets been s1cepng II tho Wars md Means Com
Wo unduzatand that t1r. FERNANDO WOOD will claim
tho honor Il he can, Of 1ctcatlng its consideration
pcrhaps the New Hampshire elections may rotnlnu
DEMOCRATS in connEesa that thoY cannot tide Into
power solely on tho backs OF detected Republican
thieves Tho country nectla sound currency and q
new tari, aud the Donoerats, wno haze n,slo1ity
of Ways and Means unable TO deal With thess qucs-
hona- ~. on tho contrary, they violate ~ solomn
like That In New Hampshire In atore for them.
, 1876-03-20
Aadad to tho above IL the bill for aAls1i
Btato ofiocfs sad Judges, over $500, coo.
THE CALIFORNIAN RACE.

BiH FHAAo1soo, Maroh 10.-Entriea Tor tus
o-mits and repeating race to como Oh uo1t bas.
usday, closed laxt night Jos Daniels snte"
Golden Gate, II. Lttoll Foster, Marx Wsl1ea
Reyenas, J. II. Walah Chan CO, and .. Q: h~r
sou Hockhocttug, The TAO will y. ~
e20M. Fqstas IL tha fayosite, Nth Hoekhoe4'
iux Knooad.
, 1876-03-20

aeu. Qroaox Lxw1s Cook, Who has declined
tho Democratic nomination for dovsrnoF Of
Rhode hland, can hardly be credited NTH ~
heroic not OF ielf-denial Rhode Inland, ~ .
general thing, dooan't go that TAy.
, 1876-03-20

The Chicago produce markets were gener-
lily stronger On Saturday. Mess pork was
more active and 200 per brl higher, closing
A&t e23.27a@22.80 cash and $22.82A@233 So
, 1876-03-20

PERSONAL

PER50HAIs
I'll. Graphic says Doeohor's dag ts-sto,u
and stsipoa.
Emerson sa5s that = mans action Ia only
picture book Of bfB creed.
Ths lato Bishop Thirvatl rosd English .ad
Latin at yonrs Of ago, and Crock as4
A frlond OF Mrs. don. Gideon Pillow boueM
IN hor husbands library for her at bankrupt
sale.
nouoicault ia In Rome. Hs sent greetlu.
from thors by Cable to tho st. pAtrIoiana Of g.
Louis,
". H. II. French has beou showing tho chf.
dson Of indianapolis what he know kborE
cragon-dtaNing.
Centennial dramas arc not sufficiently buck.
ward In coming forward They will soon b
sold by tho ton.
Several Of The attendants on"the Moody aad
Bankoy mco4tngs have gone mad from e1oeeairs
religious exoitomout.
Washington irving believed that outhus1.su
MAS gtft of God. That Ia why The caillhg Of
tho politician Is di7 Zine.
Mrs. pristoH is an he}ross in 1lor own r1ghsto
hundroda Of thouaands. and hcr husband II aot
q poor man; but they live unostentatious1y.
john G. Whittier has written letsor con
pfatulstiug the uomcniI OF Msasaohuseets on ths
succcss OF tho woman-Huffrsgo amendment u
tho stato Bonase.
Tho f,,o,;7s G,nnn,tn,tr ~ ,roe.1ovars p,on,s.
1ho ooe'uA coinuu'.s5 y. A'"o,io'o'. fiop'as
to disseminate tholr doctrines through now
paner. The Now York Herald euRgsats That II
pApoA' 49,, s..', ~" -o ..,. - Is...sass ~'"
ts timo for dooent pcop'c to Interfere
Tho Rev. Mansaeld Froncl,, popu1arly knom4
Chaplain French" prom.uent Methoatit
minister and witloly known friend Of tho eok
ofea race, a'eos a. LIB paatot"' cnatso, roasaafe
L. l.. on Wednesday morning. tho 18th lnsss
.rnt m vnarr.
"h.u w ,''s sosA'' ~ ,,.
Afllo. Mtlous, Miss Deaumons, 8iRnor Dr|gnoll
gfpnor T.o1,nnIstra and other srtfata h.,.
o'kao. ae"af'es.@. sA ~ ..yos....s As.s
agreed 70 *aKe part m "s"noe pos'ol'u"noea Of
t,o ~. Wi, wor,on.a 0antann,e1 FIND tn.
she NOW fotk monaons ,s uensonn'as sen % anu. 1ns
women propose to rhigo $16, GOO altogether.
.,,..,, 49,. 49,. ,,o.,.u .,,to - eon.,,.
~ ta ea1o taas suo SouHs "'to VI oeuasos
, 1876-03-20

FARWELL HAL1-Msdlson street, betxcen Qlarl
Ind L.Sa]1s. LECTURE ty Trof. H. A. Proctor. Sub
juct: nisth md Growth Of Worlds."
, 1876-03-20

Nov1cKERY THEATnE-Mad!son street, be4wcen
Dearborn and 9tAta. Engagement of John E. OWens.
Oar Bora"
, 1876-03-20

JIOOLEY'B T1IKATNE-Nandolph street, bstxeen
CLARK and Ia8a!ie. Tbs CalfoEnIS NlnBttels.
, 1876-03-20

Tho coureo Of lectures On astronomy which
will begin this evening in Farwafl Hall by Prot.
Il. a. PnooTon will form m occasion Of no ordt-
uarg interest to tho lovors Of acionco In Chicago
Generally recognized a equal to the worlds
greatest astronomers In sctoutiao atsainmonse.
and as tho frat among those who aro lnboring TO
mako knowledge OF tho science popular. bis
lectures have been largely attended eyor1vhere.
They prosant the newost truths Of tho auRjoot IN
attractive form, and arc amply illustrated Win
tho baat apparatus obtaluable. Ho should DO
greeted by crowded houses. II only a. IN tadsoa-
ton Of what Chicago Is preparing to do for the
csuse Of stellar rosoarcA within her own bosdetB.
, 1876-03-20

ADELrIu TuEATRE-Dearbozn streeE corner
Montoc. I" uumpty Dumpty.'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-05
MoTEcM

Culver WEST CONSOLIDATED MIN
y ing Company-Location Of works: Eureka,
Eureka county, Observation-Disclosures place of
business: San Francisco. California.
Notice.: There are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on account Of
assessment (No. 81 levied on the 18th day OF
december, 1875, the several amounts set OPP
posite the names of the respective share
holders. as follows:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-05
NOTICE.

i Capital Saloon. on Main street, Eureka, to
Christopher Murtha, who will collect all bills
due the old firm and discharge all of its in
debtedness. j. G. COLGAN.
Eureka, New, January ii. 1876. jal2-lm