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FROM WASHINGTON.
10, a,snstch 10 toe Baltimore SUM-
IspeeM Imam on the bureau Sys-
genera .,,d The Presidency.

,soe,fsI dIsrstch 10 the ts'''more euu.i
l>p s, sherman on the B"rean sys'
genera and The Presidency.
,o-ox March 3i.-Generai Sher~
WAsTi'SS O,rmen,inr upon the bureau sys-
pa'' Inch ~ hsS grown up OF lale years, aug
HTl' va" ,nt 10 so much embarrassment on tue
vh'cn ~ ne commanding generals OF toe
part o. ,orinn,ng with General scout, says
soy, Ve3 lem is 10 imitation OF that 10
,hit inS .ho French War Off e, ana which
r,cae j" 49, generalization OF the orgapiza-
id 10 ~, th French army, the effects OF which
aoa o. Nv 3,.astron>Iy experienced IN the
gete n,~ssisn war. AS a practical Illus.
Ttadc'i tho course pursued by General
t!snoA ~ -. General stated THAT that officer
HsNeSNt w. orders 10 commands, detail OH
you'd 'st", ovrcn;c other duties Of simi.
ar. .n sr without the least information
Is: CA @, ben previously--or. IN TACT, often
A'''A ,nn,l,-communicsted to the Com,
So q rT General. He frequently obtained
E'5a'U-, n~,,rrls'iou Of these orders through
:5e NJ. -. '" Il WAS not rarely that IL
the Ne"[!' "a, aCfaund it necessary to move
hapiE",,,r threatened point in the Indian
troop ,cy, orders dealing the movemea ~
c>I",;..i,p III necessary instructions, When
's' snrnr,sr these very troops might be
. ,Y.syy 3; another post. This being the
:, ~ saw no use for his presence in wash.
- Generals view, and one which adj
,..',., Rstl. 70 the common sense Of any
O. .ba, the Secretary OF War is the pro-
"si..&.-r,o i.sue the orders ofthe President,
r. ~, the commanding officer OF the army
20. one TO carry them into execution ana
: =. responsible for their success. The new
cary OF War freely admits that the rou-
-, NJ the Department Should not DC otoer'
80. and is disposed 10 correct the unplea.
-. snrronndipgs which have hitherto made
~ ,y.red pos, Of Commanding Genera!
t.sth,Dg but peasant.
General Sacrmsp, in speaking Of the men
.,. n MS name IN connection with the pre-
'.a,r, said ,ha, he bad been behind in the
u,r,i.on. TAYLOR, Lincoln, johnson, and
I.,rt ADMINISTRATIONS, and that be had
r,.,,r1 enough 10 be entirely Satisfied with
-. n-p,cn, position. he does not think the
r..a. M..is,rate's seat, exalted and revered
~, : i place 10 BE- envicd. As for him
r., he wishes 10 do his duty as a soldier,
hing M ms family properly, and to be
,,..f7r citizen. Political Donors have no
tsrlo,a,iOn., he saws. tor HIM.
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uarke,s by TeIeErsph.

-tss 55if% NEW YORK. III ~ ~ ltssas
i HxY YORK, April Lection steady; Aalef O.
2s4 be- les Glands NJ SIC Flour dali H,td snRntiY
in buyers, favor S5.1 p@s6 rs toI comDon % fair
extra southern; %; solSs ~ for eood 70 cnoice
extra souricra. Wheat Dull; e1.47 TOR white
western. Cornvery scarce and Ic. bet,er feS
ungra ded ne western mixed: 67c. for new yhieeS
southerp Oats dun aud nnchapRsd.. PORK sduH <
rev. 6292CGlS2S.25. Lard very dull ana easier s..
oriuss steam, 1850. Coffee qliet. Riee gnlss.
Molasses steady. sugar quiet. Tqfpsattne qps.es.
ho' ''. uu NJ, BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April l-Fionr and wseas qsiet.
drm. and unchsngtd. Corr steady and aIm;
Southern white, 68@63c.: yellow. 600e2c; Uaiss
dnii. heavy and unchanged. Rye quiet And GfHa.
Provisions quiet, steady. and pnclnugtd. Lsr1 nrms
ard uuchaBaed. Cote yfnDg out quiek Hntakey4
normally S1.12 BY suxar stessy.
81 isi,s. LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, April Flour steady ara nm.
changed w heat drnasst & l.16. Corn quiet ana
Arm at 450ASe OATS steady and 10 good 1sMxad
nj 37642c 'R9e dull atT3sD73e. PIoylsions dnB5e44
arm, Ind unchanged. Hhisksy nomlnsay mn,
changed AZ &l.07 4iS;. $t5
sT. CINCINNATI Ss5s5
crrCrFEArr. April I.-Flour gutet and kse1dys9
Wheat dull and dropping a.
>steary and In fair Gemand at 6OG52a. sAN IN
active at 87143e. Y Rye afeAsy ard uneh1ngslse
Barley scasce std Grm; Mo- = sprigg. gL.tEa1ss
si.i6 PORK quiet and stsssy ~ Lsss g XIII
and sn1 rnl: sbanidsrs. SS8Kc. !; caar,fto. o.:
clear sidts I 2Ac. Bacon sfesdy shoaiasss. ~
clear rio i3c clear stde5s 3Kc. Hog u go16 90
MAD: fair 20 % sdinms heavy. GSS3ttz46 nvi 70
ceipIs, 7S5 bead shipments ~ eaacag. M1isks2
se.dy and in fair DE % aud &C ssloslcB qsists
Buttsr DUH and unsettled; choice Sskp3 Joe.
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Will deiiyer tko ffssccaIaifeste sermon Dr..
MnfklsnJ, of Maryland. viii address the.
9isesaEsssoetsties;: sae, Hoa. Jnass sayeas0n.,
OF North Carplins, addresses the ainmri.
The people sneed ndt hive my fears shout
accommodate during Commencement, as
we learn that Mr.. James McNutt Is making
to open quite an extensive
boar ing-hou at very cheap rates. The
hospitality of the people OF s The Hill y and
vicinity ls known far and wide. G. J.W.
Z This letter IS too long.1
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The WORCESTER DELU6E-sUHxIFa UP OF
THE LOSSES Worcester, Mass, March 3D.
There is but Iittie 10 add TO the previous
dispatches reliting to the Worcester dam.
disaster. The food did no material damage
below South Worcester. The valley OF the
Black Stone river was not harmed. The
Losses 10 part are estimated as follows :
The city Of Worcester, dam and resar-
7oir, S125,000, besides the summers sup.
ply Of water; George W. DIney's house
and barn. $4,000: j. a. Smith & Co.,
from $4,000 to 100000 on their mill and
tenements; mill owned by Wright Bot
tomlv. and occupied by A.. +. Smith, from
$4,000 to $4,000; Asbworth & Jones, on
MIL &C., $40, 600; j. A. Hunt, satinet mill,
$4,000 to S. 600; Boston and Albany rail-
road, two bridges washed out Zone 500 feet,
the Other S0ieet1; Curtis 81 Marble. on mill,
50 600 /; the Wicks Manufacturing Company,
81 500.
The city Of Worcester also loses largely
perhaps $4,000 by damages to highways,
besides the damage by the falling of mills.
Nearly every dam Is destroyed. One man
and two boys are reported missing, aud 1t Is
feared they have been drowned. The mans
name is unknown. The names Of the bows
are Simon o. Harris and Frank Dryer. The
city is already building dam on Parsons
brook to secure supply Of water. No water
famine is apprehended. The city of Provi-
dence sends two fre.steamers fer use at fires
untila water.supply is secured
!. Worcester, Mass, March 31.--The loss by
the flood is estimated ST s500.000. High.
ways are now being repaired and bridges re-
built. The Water Committee Of the City
Council tonight decided to engage seven Of
the most expert engineers in the country to
examine the cause of the break. Another
stream has been taken to furnish water to the
CITY
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FOREIGN INrELLIGENCE.
England.

England.
AN ABANDONED VESSEL BROUGHT INTO
LONDON, April 1.-The bark Chatham,
from Wilmington, N. CO. for Rotterdam,
which was abandoned at sea by her crew,
and had a prize crew put aboard by the
steamer st. Louis, has arrived at falmouth,
with the loss of buIwarks, sails, and jic> and
spanker-booms. 49,
THE INTER UNlvERsITY BoAT-RACE.
LONDON, April 1.-The betting now on the
iuter-university, boat-raee Is five to fourth
favor of Cambridge.
80. PROOF FOR SCHENCK.
LONDON, April L. The Hour, allHding to
Schenck's call on McDougall for proof, says
McDougal intends forwarding the proofs
forthwith, including the draft In Parks
handwriting, from which Mr.. schenck's let.
ter of resignation as director was copied.
DULLNts5 IN THE IRON AND STEEL
LONDON, April LII consequence OF the
dullness of trade all the irop-workers OF the
Great Sheepbridge, Atlas, and Cycl0ps IRON
works, in Sheffield, have been discharged.
The employees of the Phoenix and Ironfeld
,Bessemer Steel Works have agreed to accept
considerable reduction instead Of q dis.
charge. .
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FINANCIAL.
( RIO aMCND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, April ], 1875.

SATURDAY, April i, 1870
american Gold.-113 bid.
STATE Sec,rfttss.--Vi Virginia consois, 6Sh bid; Vr-
pinia consaIs, new, A asked: Virginia deferred,
az bio, Ok asked; VIRGINIA interest certificates.
22H asked; Virginia tax-receivable coupons, 81
IitU Se,r.rnies.-Richmont cttp S's, 111h bid,
IL TX asked; Richmond city 6s, BOY DID, 80 asked
Petsrsburg city 6's, 50 bid; Lynch6urg city 6's,
S7h bid Manchester bridge Ss. 50 DID.
Rat!road BoadS.-Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad first mortgage S's. D.. and d., 105h bidi
Richmond. Fredericksburg nd Potomac Railrosd
rs, j. aud j.. 94z bid.
and Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed
90 par, 94k Did; kichmond and tlanville Raiiroai,
/ 90 mar Az bid. 5A asked; 3, aboard and Roanoke
Railroad guaranteed, 100 par, SO bid.
Bn7,k Stocks.-First National, 90 par, IA hlo,
! 90 asked: National Bank Of yrgtati, / 90 par,
lO7 asked; Union Bank Of hicn , pn 81 par,
hlsura,.ce Observation-Disclosures Fire and Ma.
rine, as par 50 bid; Virginia Home. 100 par. lUI
asked: Merchants and Mechanics. 100 par, 81 BID !;
Old dominion, 100 par, 81 asked.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. river ana hanaWna
Packet, IN par, 81 bid, 10 asked.
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% me eiiaIr mad D,n. Rely a,ppoinfed secre.
ary. u dosf WHITE AID D. Es Bur.
well tYellnw we're elected Re. fsRsses. ard
Joan q. Blune Rbfte) and David Keunedyi
tcoiored} aiternates. The white sRepnbil.
cans 10 the county are about defut,ct, and
the colored Republicans do NOT trouble
themselves much about their party, .conse..
quently the meeting was attended very
.silnly. The Repn blicans do not pretend TO
compete with the Conservatives II, the eiet,
ton of candidates for any Office ia the county,
but follow tsDely; 80 Otter and badly have
they been beaten. G. B. a
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cue ne Cuban Government mas issued de.
o.e ESTABLISHING az income tex of thirty per
hut,., payable in gold or its equivalent in
,,a a oi!l for the taxation OF church properly
na aa 1tJeeted IN the Massachusetts House of
osiesases Friday BY large majority.
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EXPLOSION OF LoooHoTIVE-FosR MEN
KILLED Harrisburg, Pa, March 3l.--Ths
morning ss engine Oh the Tyrone ana Clear.
field railroad exploded It's boiler near Sand
Ridge. Three men, named Miller, Campbell.
and shannon. were killed and another named
Harvey Waters 80 badly Injured that he can
not recover. All of these men are married,
and were employees OF The road. @t
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PROGRESS OF CONGRESSIONAL
INVESTIGATIONS.
THE PRESIDENT PASSES 4 SLEEP
LESS NIGHT.
TIE SAFE.BURGLARY. CASE AND PRO
BABLE PARDON OF Ex-CHIEF.DE-
TECTIvE WHITLEY.
SUICIDAL MANIA IN THE NORTH.
a Cruel Husband Murders his wife
and then Kills Himself.
AQUA TIC.

An Abandoned Vessel Brought to
Port-Something Interesting to the
Steamboat Men-A Thirty Thousand. :.
Dollar Express Robbery in Ohio.
How the Hlrsches, of Somerville,
Tenn, were Beaten and Robbed-A
Kentucky Butcher Assassinated in
his Stall, etc., etc.
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DzsrgucrIvE FIRE AT New RocHkLLK, n.
Y New Rochelle, N. r, March 3ls-A
fire on Main street this morning Destroyed
several buildings belonging to Victor LUX
ert aud Others. The losses will probably
aggregate $4,000.
5 Startling things-one particularly ex-
peeed from Judge Guigon's grand jury
next Monday.- Richmoad letter Peters
burg Appeal. s;
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From Ysockbrtssge.

ECorrespendencs OF The Richmond Dispatch e
LExIkaToR, Va, March 80. 1876.
K The Repno!icanssof the county met ~ the
court, house on Saturday last for the purpose
&c chooaipg delegates to represent them In.
the State Convention at Lynchburg on the
18th OF April. John M, Patterson was called
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PETE s Bur

TIE CoNsERvATIyET TICK an aIvEssATIa.
FAcTToN--A POSITIVE PRRDrcTIoNTHAT
81 IT WILL BE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STA
TisTIcs FOR MARCH-THE WAY TIE
MONEY GOES "a sTRERT.FIaHT AND THR
FUN IT CRFATHD-THE REPUBLICANS
WANT ANOTHER PRECINCT NTHE FIRST.
WARD, BUT THE COUNCIL DECLINES
oTgaR MATTERS IN THE cocKArE CRY.
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France.
c.MRETrs,s, NEW PAPER !

GAMBETrA's' NEW PAPER. ii
PARIS, April In. Gambstta announces
his intention oil publishing, as soon as the
state OF siege is raised, a new popular
news paper to be called La Petite RePubhque
Franchise, - ElE -.
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SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A NEW YORK
AssExBLYrAN.-Albany, N. r, March d..
In The Assembly to-day a Communication wa,
received from the superintendent OF mail
matter charging the bon. Felix Murpay.
member from the Second district Of New
York, with taking from the House post
Office mail matter not belonging to him. The
communication was referred to the Com
mittee on Privileges and Elections for iaVes-
finafinn 49, 49, - r-rsfs =
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!.
. III. S|ss
a s, sSsSs
{ sesaIs1ss lrlxas 900 ias: u i'm
scyds gognsry. Ae g g
Ssaa:s ses III. &
Rsss w IKE HI. sss
Cs.ssas s Is I sl 80 ss
iess's. n''saAs Y: q No.
Indlaa Roes 81 81: =
t&gl.48. acc6stsng ID sns nfity.
os 1sa 49, 49, q IS
III go, A, g. 1890.
sss - Is a assss sr g %;
james River, sc. ~ ersaissSinas: as. q
n;ras ~. ssnx M r. Haek.
&: IS
n. sc; - hason 1,,lt - Hockdl
yona.ge 49, - . - iees
esc WniseSrs1e. ssc. ssrns III,
Il s61 ats :. u L ssss,sss VI -
se.h,s 49,. ~ rS.sss,s ~
Civ aiiIs. a7Sc. y -1s.1ss-'' - -
AZ Srof0s Drils ): r sses spurt,
Crsa .sass: Pssoais DC Arnoskesgs s16sss
ns.ssa,' H Va: ,s. .ras.
Fr.ass; american. stss:: ALIAS go; 1tcA.:
Mgs: sG,' ~ "a
~ 1aon. ,.a, s
nea, can: aao.se.s. slisa' 1.a aa s
oo''0rses nlcss 0c.' hn .ss osA
Aisna: 5c.1 s' :, : .,..s' =
c5nesnssasa NJ Ia: vi a. 70 Won, a. suur Is
oeppras: Be- &,
S Estraa etl 81; 3 E SIS
1 MaSss, s 1ss
sperm: ssss; wnaie. u $40: ss:ais:. ssst i.o
IS s. dozen: SesI 0 ssiaa. ii So c sao %
ssIion virxinfs laprfc.tinx seSS DC. rerossHe.
ls ss,S = Ellen sslIon; ! !.
soda: sal, 2KS3c., in kegs Rnsiiah soda, @.
Aaparas au1Ssn.s.e. ssc.
.,.s I'D RsreaSn Frrt,s and C..ay. Il
n,aSv. race " \. 81 -. -.
Lemons: es9sSS0 y boy. BOZ. a. !. -. sss.s IS.
Oranges: 94.eog$o = pox 5000 q cases
-, ssai,e.. ~ 49,. ..s a.. ,.,..
Wrgnis Ssr
rnss hams iseDI7e: sursr-cnrea. rnssny.sse
iSe: p,.1 hams lee: eanvassa s Rams, IsNsI1c
ncoas. Gao n0op'' -
Broons :: Two strings, 81. 75eHs3 three styfugA
saGs3 80; four strtnes. 81. 7Ssasa 90. !. 80,
ssc: scod. 10 prime. sSAqaasc.: EasnaYrs. sd
23He.: Java ;35c
14ai 5s: hsfsoxes n 14 saa ssos. Ia.
western prime cutting, lSc.; comnon. 9@I2n;
English DAIRY, 1s62ec.: Ppeapple. DOC.
haif.sarreIs iSiai5Ie. ANU y = s.
Notassss: Common syrnp--nossneads. 28c.
tierces, 23c.; barrels, 26c; genuine GOLDEN
sySge soasss q salIo9 Sass ana MassSyaas
Rice: Carolina. Sxapsac. RanRooa. sc.
Fish: herrinss-Nortn ysrolins no, 4 cut $3.50:
sS.25; North Carolina roe. sS@s4.25 q Ssig
S Dsrrs asskssN Bay sISs5
Sl92S: No. /, in kits az go: No a. In VIA sys a
Nc s1sO Mes ,sad II is g rom
s9 70 iSS' 5to d6 wharf, ssefes
S,oaT Crushed. Iikc.: ronaereo. j he, srsa.
aiated. 11c.:A:1 04c.s b. 10xc = extra u. 10c.S
gsaw ss g spi Saf h'co'
Soap Common. 5 G7c.: pest washing. 81 II
&C.; toilet 1b@2oc., and fancy prices sconn- I
tTy.4@5s;, *. ~, Z. 49,, $50.
ss 1 Rp per sSss. so
Stula 'Sf e.flfs.s c co 24c p g. asc
27c.;A. o. G. . &c; 9. > e. ase:
Hsass: Green. 14es5c.: dry sal.ed. sa11caary
a Isns: n1sns "a "el
Lsashy se,s leather oak: aoe; cole Iextnsrs
aess so as2aa sSSs tR; $500
s ii ss. ssaass. = 80
.n.,,osn r. ss... o s,,a nom, u . ma
n IT, q = IL ii.n ~ - ar,nsr ssas 25fEI Il
~ c,to swedes. hammered sxaTc.: aooo. Sa 81.
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nAsINE IsTEEAIaknCE.

zMNIATURRs ALsdAnlAlS--Arn lL3sas $50,
sun rises. SAG RICH Tx1E
SIM sets..,..,,.... $40 Morninz. Izss9
Noon ss.ts 500 Eve, lne. -. - 30
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BY Telegraph.
nyrr vnDn

Exw YORK. April l. Noon.-So!d opened at
1l3I Stocks dull. Money. 3. Gold, u 80: "a,
mi sieaay. States quiet aud nominal
: Erenirg. -Mun. j. easy-yfsred at q. GOLD, 1l3a
Mll3K. Sterling, 4S7k. Governments dnll ana
steady. States quiet and nomioal. d
BANK STATEMENT.
Ioans Increased triee specie decreased 1915, =
ofIfS' IeeaItenuers decreased Sc o,000 deposlts
Increased 81 $4,000, reserve decreased u Tow
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xLvTH coNGREss-First Session.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Aprn l.-Yirginla 6's, oto, ~
consols. So. West Virginias, 8. North jCaIolla
6's, old, IT. Bid to-day.
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s1ooknoLpERs. MEETING.

YELLOW JACKET SILVER MINING
Compapy.-A meeting Of the stockholders
oi The Yellow jacket silver Mining Company II
hereby called To he held II The Office 81 the com.
plny IN the TOwn II Gold I'LL. County OF
Storey, stste OF = e,sda, on "WEDNESDAY. the
18th day Il March. $50. at the hour OF II o'clock
Clo NJ Of said day. The object OF sald meeting
/. 10 consider and lake action upon the propo.
sition 90 incfcss- the amou OF the capital
stock of said yellow Jacket silver Mining Com.
PAM nins milton six hundred thousand dollars
Isg,iOO,O0D, ihat Il 10 ,ay from two million
four hundnd thousand dollars tt2, t0o,o0o),
divided into tweniy.four thousand shafes 81
one hundred dollars osrh. 10 twelve million dol.
lars $4,000 OD, diyiitd into one hundred and
( twenty thousard shares of oIe hundred dollars
each.
THOs. a. TAYLOR. rresidtnt.
a. W. H,ZfLTUS, Vice President.
Y. 4. TlnTLE. lrm,,eo..
r u. sTOkHa. ""''
Gold IIill, January 18th. 1879. IAis I'd
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NOTICE M. 2a5.
.. >. snryey 80. ~!

.,-,, -.
TT \. LAND OfflCE, CAKsoN ,IIl,
". Nevada, December ~. 1875. -Noiice IL
hereby given that the MiIe. Gold aud SILVER
Mining Company corporation ofgAnlk"l IN.
der aud by virtue OF the laws ol the stAt. oi
California, whose Po-l onh,c adnissr Abn lfh.
cipai place OF business .. San Francisco, ,all'
fornia. has this day Ny Ih'ma. D.'ihe' y -nu.
perintend,nt. made application LOT q Ihlhd
states patent fr one hundred aid iory ',N'n
iltD linear fect oi Tue 6oii Iiiii lsnse tu'b.f
Wise Known q. the con.ioek Loi,l' beailhi
silver and gold, together with surface ground
eJ feet In width, situate, DING ava bslhIlh
the Lower oold I'M Mlhlng p1sin,l, Story
county aud siatc oi N,'aah' aha hnosn ahu
designated en- the h.Id note hhd olheiAi pia'
a. ". =. tnrsey of Lot 30. Iis. ih f.e,"ho,
rorhship 70 hoi'n, " ia.ngo : ..ss, lam,
DiAb,o MERIDIAN, ,he eh,c,ioI Vosne,,'' ~ ~
salu Ln' No. I.s oc,ns ,l"H"rS', "mn. s
ginning ~ posi- inA'.ea 20, .S,eu,''' -;
W.. situated IN fosi whiyh runs N,,t.i oa
ov.rinan hosting woiis, tbvh.e inhhihs iion
said pS.t NO. J flf,t eoure1 ssu,n u'sIos
wet ~ ie.t, 10 lss' maiA.a roI /. y. spn
ysy NO ~, near ola o,sln.sn sv,ans ,sc
Ihsnee, seS'na , ,s., a. y ~ = sns,., No 10
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

ssIoNBE's SALE IN BANKRUPTCY
n Notice 10 hereby given. that the under
Of II. J. CHAMPION and II. l.. HIGGINS.
Bant rupts. will. On SATURDAY. the 10Th day
OF February. 1876. at ths hour OF II o'clock A.
Y Of that day. on the promises, l5s South q
street, Virginia. County Of Storey. State of Ne.
vsda, offer for .ale at public suction. and cell
10 the highest bidder, for csrh. United States
gold coin, the following described personal
prupsr'y, TO wit: Washing Powder, Toilet
Soap, Washing starch, Corn.StAreh, two Is
TALON Iarrels Vinegar, one Gaping Prcss. enc
Tiiton a Mcfarland's Safe, Oflce Dest. Stove
and stoyeplpc. etc, etc.-thc above articles h.
longing 10 tho rotate Of the above-named bank.
ruptr. Terms Of sale. cash.
q. N. MAYER.
Assignee Of the Estate and Eneeis OF n. j.
Crampton aud X. L. Higgins. Bankrupts In
nankfuptrv. fesid
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NOTICE IN ~sANKRUPToY.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United states. In and for the District OF
Nevada I'm bankruptcy. -Notiec OF appoint.
meut OF Ace gnec.-1hs undersigned hereby
Elves notice o. HI. appointment. 81 the hrst
meeting ~ creditors. % As-ignee OF the E.tale
of II. u. SMITH,. y bankfnpt,o lns coun,y
s'or,y. STATE of Nevada. within said District.
who h.s been aijndgci a bankrupt upon his
osn r%,tltIon. q. ~. MAYER, Assignee.
Virginia, January IL, 1875. JAIL I'm
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The shark is tho most dsspicsble Of
all human beings. He neither listens
To reason nor obsys the dictates Of his
conscience. He continually prowls
about in search Of fresh victims To
scalp. and will eat a Niger just as quick
- he will . white man He has even
been known TO eat a politician. when
hard pressed by hunger; and this. We
assure our readers. is always a terrible
afliction = for the shark. Bat be bears
up manfully under It, which IL about
the only rsdesmina trait OF character
the thing has got. Notwithstanding
the c~snnibalistic ~propensitiss and other
convivial habits OF the shark. nobody
was ever known TO rstalliate. Nobody
ever eats q shark.
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And In accordance with law. and an ordcrof
the board Of Directors. made ON the Goth day Of
December. 1878. 20 many shares 81 each parcel
OF such stock as may he necessary VIII bcsold
Middleton 4 Son, No. $40 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, CAL, on TUESDAY. the i5ih
day Of February. 1876. Al the hour ~ two
O'Clock ?. n. OF raid day. 70 ray said del N.
qucni as.essment thereon. together with costs
81 ADVERTISING and expenses Of the sale.
GEO. II. sPlNNEY, Secretary.
Ofhce-No. 80 California street, Room So.5 s,
san Franeisco. California. Jan2I I'll
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

"a MEETING OF TIE BOARD OF DI.
"A rcctors ~ tie virgins savings HAM. held
,%.nuary o, isI6. Q dividend iSo. ~. at the rate
of dneen per cent. Per anbum on Term aud
twelve PER rent per annum on ordinary de-
posit-, was declared for the hrrt semi.ahnual
fern, ending December 81, 1873
iaitf 4. w. CUUBBucK. SECRETARY.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

&rAsoyIC SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK.
MI No. Poet street. Masonic Temple, san
frsnci.No. California. Al q meeting OF the
H,ard 81 Directors Of this Rank, held January
IA isIs. A dividend Was declared at tho rate 81
nine ~ per cent. per snnum on Term Deposits
ana seven and onc.half Gk) per Annnin on
Ori nary Deposits, for the rem~i-hnbusl term
,naInr January 81, 1916, payable on and alter
Jaunary "a, 1870, free of Federal tarss.
Iass I'm n, T. GRAVES, Secretary.
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EUROPA MINING COMrANY.-

UNlLkOIA MhNAse tOsAt s-
" Location OF Principal Place OF business.
san Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Gold I'LL Mining Dis
trlci. storey County, Nevada. =,
Notice Il hereby given. that A. q meeting o:
the Board Of Trustees, held on the 18th day OF
January, lsTG, an assessment CNo. 8 Of Tween.
" I'VE Cents r25c.) per share was levied upon
the capital stock OF th. corporation, payable
Immediately, In United ataies god coin. tn
tho Secretary, at the ONCE Of the Company,
Room no. u Haywari's Building, tly Gall.
fornia street, san Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment .hali
remain UNPAID on the 81 day Of March. 1870,
will lie de-nei delinquent. and advertised for
sale At public auction. and unless taynient u
made before will he rold ON FRIDAY. the aiih
day 81 March, 1910, Ia pay tie delinquent
asrerrment. together with costs Of advertising
and expense. of sAlc.
WCuARD u. MOVES. Secretary.
by order Of the Boari Of Trustees.
Ofhcr-No. a. Ilayward's Building. tie Call:
fornia street, San Francisco. California. Ja3iiu