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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Senate
NEW YORK, Dec. I'D T. Corbin was to-
day elected United States Senator by the Re-
publican House ard Senate of South Carolina.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1000 bush cornmeai to q
W. True & Co.
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F 0reigu Notes
MINOR CELEGRArS.

The reported insurrection in the Argentine
Republic is denied.
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u OF NOW EHSIduus

slightly warmer cloudy weather, winds shifting
to easterly and southerly, falling barometer
during the day and during the evening threat
ening weather and possibly snow.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Dec. ID, Il A. M y
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DIED.

In this city, Dec. II, very suddenly of paralysis
Mrs. Eliza A., wife of f. W. Bailey
Funeral services Thursday forenoon at II o'clk.1
In Brunswick. Dec. 5, Josie o., daughter OF Levi
Toothaker, aged years 10 mouths.
In Augusta, Dec 6, Nellie H., daughter of J. TT
Cochrane, aged % years.
10 months. '"''
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LFROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

Sid FIN Cardiff 18th inst, ship Harry Morse Pat.
ten. Rio Janeiro.
Ar at Falmouth E, 18th inst, barque Lyman
Pinkham, SamaraDg 80 days.
Sid FIN Genoa 18th inst, ship Marcia Greepfeaf
Bunker New Orleans.
Ar at Liverpool 10th, barque Harriet Huzzey,
Darrah, Charleston.
r., SID TN Havre 18th inst, ship Martha Bowker,
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OR Ell N.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The Crisis Ended.

Prospects of Averiing War.
CoNsTANTrNoPLE, Dec. 12-The conferences
OF the Pie nipotentiaries are resulting in a rec
oncliation.
The Crisis Ended.
The ministerial crisis is ended. M. Simon is
appointed President of the Council and Min
lister of the Interior, and N. Martel Minister
OF Justice. Dufaure and Morcere are retired.
The other ministers remain as at present.
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:, Schs Ringleader, Snare. aud II Smith, Leach,
Bangor for Boston.
Sch Fl H Colson, Clay, Bangor for Boston.
Sch Medford, Jordau Bangor for Provincetown
Sch 4 Weaver, Baker, Wintelport for Barwicll-
port.
CLEARED.
Sch Z G Knight, Pratt New York; Libby & Co
Sch Lindsey, johnson, Boston-Jos Hobson
Sch Ell Dorado, Conley Boston, with part of inward
cargo
lFROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
WISCASSET, Dec s-Ar, brig Lizabel, Watson
and schr Ira d Sturgs, johnson, Portland.
Dec l0-Sld, sch II Pool. Colby, Boston,
Dec l1-Sd. schs Jonas Smith. Standish Havana /;
Superior. Coffin. and Emene, Blake, for Portland !;
White Sea, Storer, Savannah.
BCOTHBAY, Dec Gar, schs Claparral. Tee,
Portland for St George Mystic, Alley do for Jones'
port; Mary E Pike, Good. New York for Yarmouth,
Ms; Merriam, Dean, Bangor for Boston; VIM
Butman; Sproul, DO for do; Balloon, Philbrook, do
for do; j Crafts. Greeley, Rockand for Richmond |;
Ida Hudson, Remission, do for Norfolk.
Dec AR, sch Mary Elizabeth, DuntoD, Portland.
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Dou't take any other preparation until you have
tried this. Remember, it costs but 50 cents. If
your druggist cannot procure it, send so cents to the
Agents, and receive a box by return mail.
SMITH, DOOLITTLE s. SMITH, Agents, 26 Ire
mont Street, Museum Building, Boston.
oct11 WS&Msn6
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DIR. l. lDE F. wooDRUFFs FUNERAL.

The funsral services Of Or. Lockwood Do For.
rest Woodruff were conducted by Rev. Dr. Houghton,
Of the Churcho the TRANSPORTATION, yesterday,
aud the pail bearers Drs wooscy Jonn-
son, G. G. Winston, Daniel N. Stimson David
McGee, Walter X Gillette Robert Watts and
Kilchen and Mr. Victor Schoen,an. Among
the noryl tributes that decked thu room was large
OF white and bluo flowers, those Of the latter color
displaying tie letters IN G. s. n. Y, First brigade,
stan, y tribute from Dr. woodrun's companions In
arms,
Tha deceased had been n member Of the Now York
YACHT Club since October % ls7i aud the reeu
lar maetng, on the 10th INST, the organization viii
probably take some action regard to the loss OF
popudr member and etIcicnt officer
He dcc at his residence this city Sunday morn
Ing DR. Woodruff was graduated Al the College Of
Physicians and surgeons IN 1868 and was Tor two years
following resident ysiclan atthc New York Hospital
subsequently he went Abroad where he devoted two
years to The further study OF his profession IN Ger
many Since his return In 1851 he has been actively
engaged IN tho practice of medicine. DR.. Woodruff
wis for several years member OF tho Board OF VISIT
tug Physicians Of the Presbyterian Hospital but
siancd last year At the tmc Of his death he
OF the Visiting Physicians OF the Charity Hospital aud
Fleet Surgeon OF the New York Yacht Club He
dcvotcdy attached 10 yachting, and 10 the interests of
tqc clubs to which he belonged, and he loved
respected for his genial qualities by all who the
honor Of his acqua ntance
DT Woodruff was all o a member Of the Regatta CON-
Inittce OF the Seawanhaka Yacht Club
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GERMAN DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.

The German Democratic Central Committee met last
evening, at Teu,onia Assembly Rooms, in Third ave
nue., DR.. August Frech in tho chair.
Alderman Nagnus Gross, on behal, OF tho Execu-
tive Committee submitted resolutions, OF which tho
following Is tho most important
Resolved. That have observed with shame and mora-
cation how the leaders OF democratic oil this
city. IN their opposition to the nomination of samuel j. Til
deu not only knowingly msrcpresented the sentiments or
vast majority cfhe democracy q the stare and y Of New
York. resorted the ves calunnes weakest nven
ons OF the greater TO their objections
said nominate and that in opinion the best inter
the OF aud county New York
imperativsy demand such reor- -anixaton will in
the future IL free aud Ldcpe adent of
the control OF secret society The will
of single an Neither tho "Tammany So
cietyr the successive bosses have secured unity.
strength respect the democracy of New York No
'bos needed the time OF John Van Barren Loren
Robert Ksiy. rranciss B. csi.ns. James f.
Brady JohE A. Kennedy. aud their worthy
peer;. Iilden, o'conor. Bell. rieinann, Guuther.
Smith E Chancr and many others still ying
deemed to have the rammany Society exercise
couroling influence che actions OF the General Com
mit,ec AS has become the custom during the latter years
evidently the OF the harmony and infu
OF the city democracy The Capitalization of in
the Tammany Hail organization Is rreconcaoe
dicton to democratic theory and practice.
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HAYES AND WHEELER.

PROGRAMME FOR THR RATIFICATION MEETING
TO TAKE PLACE THIS EvENINa-aENRRAL
DIX on TILDEN
The committee of arrangements, OF which Colonel
Charles s Spencer chairman having charge the ar
rangemcuts ior the republican ratification meeting 10
be held a, Cooper Institute this evening held an in
formal meeting yesterday afternoon at No. Beach
street, at which the programme was determined upon.
The meeting will DO called order by Colonel
Spencer who will introduce the chairman Mr.. Edward
W Soughon, Mr. Stoughion will then delivers care
fully prepared address. after which Ex-Governor
Woodord, will read the report from the National Con-
vention Addresses Will then be delivered by the Rev.
Henry Highland arnett, who was delegate large
this state TO the National Convention, and Ex-Gov-
ernor Saomon, OF Wisconsin. The resolutions viii
be read by Judge White, and after these ExJudge
Dittenhoefcr Will read the letters received from prom
nent republicans who are unable TO attend, among
which will be the following one from Ex-Governor
DIX
srArrKLp. wKsr Haxrrox " r.,
DEAR received your ,ecsraphe despatch on sa,ur
ssd sS s IGN %ssns :, s % GosPs M on
Wheeler essential TO the honor the prosperity the
".pau,,asy Q, we s ,9T,y T,ayn .n, ,t.,,r,., 90 -.
cratic esst aud the eear.on Of pnnepes accompanying
to secure the support whose opsn-
ions on the financial question are damcuca opposed TO
contest ie Office and az n,a, 10 the nelgenes
Tho bnaou is asinge and dishonest and II Il
were successful Il could not possibly lead any practical OF
useful It's hrst effect would be tc divide Congress-
majority In either house were TO he obtained into csten
nhatonists Eastern without the
biii;y OF agreement OF relief Tor the
pre.en, disastrous and dserumee soadon Of the eur
ency on the other hand the republican party Is united in
favor Of an saiy resumption OF specie paymsn,s and
ing the pghtcd fsith OF the government Is III ough
The % months before will afford
tc canvass this question utcgenty snd thoroughly, and
what Is Of equal Importance tney will enable US TO demon
stratc by analysis of hi> D bile that the
cratic candidate FOR hc Presidency instead OF being
former and his followers assert himself
gen, need Of reform Oh, which has put him in
nomination. Moreover 10 wilt enable dcmOnstrate by
indisputabe facts that the government for office Of
which he has been nominated. would exist II his
example during the rebellion had been followed by his
cOurirymcn
am truly yours. JOHN A. DIX.
Hon. Cu,RLs, :. SrrScKn Chairman of Committee.
The hall viii be splendidy decorated for the demon
stgatOn, and display Of fireworks will take place
outside tAe building
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ARMY AND NAVY CLUB.

CUSTER AND HIS HEROIC coArxAND-rHE
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS TO BE CARED YoR-
PROPOSED MONUMENT.
meeting OF the managers Of the Army and Navy
Club held last evening when Il was expected that
resolutions would be adopted relative the late
eral Custer and his brave companions. Alter some
consideration OF tho matter II was determined
action 10 relation to the widows OF the officers
soldiers who Tell in tho late Disaster and also ia
regard TO the erection Of suitable monument to the
memory OF the fallen. Under the circumstances no
Information was gwen out the managers require
moro time for consideration than ono short evening
Nor rdad
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THE CANAL SUITS.


CASE OF THE PEOPLE vs. DENX1soN, BELDEN
EFT AL. REFERRED TO Ex-JuDoE KMMorT,
JUDGE CouNrRYMAN AND GEORGE u. HE
BUnD.
ALBANY, July IL, 1876
The extraordinary circuit called by Governor Tden
to try the of the People Henry d. Dcnnson,
James J. Belden OF al convened here to-day, Justice
Daniels presiding Justice Daniels stated thas he
dcrstood from Justice Westbrook, who would not be
present, that two jures had been summoned; he also
intimated that the plaintiffs were particular before
which the was tred but would leave the choice to
the defendants ..
Mr. Ruger for defence said they should object to
both Juries at the proper time
Mr.. Henry Smith, who had been employed by tho do
PENDANTS and had devoted great deal OF time to the
case was taken sick weeks ago and although
So far recovered be present to-day, was
totally unit to go on with the suit, especially in
this weather He SAID 1t was season Of the year
when the legal fraternity were in the habit OF taking
vacation and he would suggest pos'ponement to
some more agreeable time.
Judge Daniels said SO much timo would be required
by the case and tho judges generally occupied
the that solely account OF tho disa
erceable weather lie did not think advisable TO post
ponc; but, on account OF Mr.. Smiths health perhaps
would be better to adjourn for two weeks when that
gentleman hopes to have regaincd his usual health.
Attorney General Farchild sad the defenoa ants had
other able counsel besides Mr. Smith, and it was I'M
portant that should be tried as later
the season, would be almost impossible TO the
QtteuuunCe Oh Juuec
Mr. Hule who associated with the Attorney
General said that, in either case, unnecessary
that both struck juries should be kept
Judge Daniels SAID he supposed the Attorney General
was at liberty move the In either court
After some other consultation, tho jurors in the
traordinary circuit discharged. and tho roll OF
jurors the regular circuit called; but ono
answered. IL aterward iranspred that they had not
been notified 70 be present
1t was length agreed to refer the cx-Judge
Emmott OF New YORK; Judge Countryman, of Coopers-
town, and George b. HlbOard, OF Buffalo. II either
decline act. and the counsel cannot agree upon
third, the viii be tried with jury the lst OF
August, 10 which date the Circuit and Special Term
were adjourned
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LOCAL POLITICS.

largely attended meeting OF the republicans OF the
Ninth Assembly district took place last evening in
Bleecker Building, corner OF Blocker and Morton
streets In the OF the president, Dr. Hail. the
chair was taken by Mr. William II. Gcdncy. cx- member
OF Assembly. OF resolutions euogstic OF the
republican candidates, and pledgng che meeting to
give that ticket their hearty support read by
Nathaniel Appleton and adopted amid tremendous
cheering
The German democrats OF the Eighth Assembly dis
trict he enthusiastic meeting last evening at
No. ~ Essex street The ST. Louis platform was
strongly endorsed and the whole influence of those
present pledged TO the eleciiod OF Tiden and Hen.
drirk
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SUPPOSED swINDLING.

Detective Mcconnell, OF the Central Ofrcs last even
Ing arrested Frederick schwan aged .hrtynvc years.
OF No 35l Garden street, Hobokcn, dealer In woods
on warrant issued by Recorder Higgins. OF Oswcgo
Y The prisoner Is charged with obtaining the su,
OF $4,000 from James Darde OF Oswego by fraudulent
representations. III was locked up in tho Central
once and Will be taken 10 court to-day
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FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

COACH STRUCK ny \ TRAIN-oNE PAssENoER
KILLED AND OTHERS SERIOUSLY INJURED
BosroS, July IL. 1870
At the Lynn depot to-day the driver OF q coach, IN
which w&r six passengers, attempted to the
track in asst OF incoming train. The coach was
struck atw by the engine and completely demolished.
The passd gers throw out and all more or
less inJur8L Mrs Joseph X Burley was fatally m
jurcd, an& Miss Agnes Nugent was taken up nsensblc
but will. u is thought, recover.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

RALEIGH, July IL, 1876
Tho Republican Convention OF the Fourth Congress
ional district OF North Carolina met at Metropolitan
Hall, in this city, to day at noon.
Colonel Isaac J. Young, Collector OF Internal Revc-
nue., nominated for Congress by acclamation.
The district represented the present Congress
by Hon. Joseph J. Davis, democrat. He elected
in 1874 by 1000 majority, and has recently been nom
mated for re- election.
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ONE MORE UNFORTUNATE.

The body OF an unknown woman was found in the
water the foot OF East Twenty street yeser
day evening. The deceased about Gfty years OF
age, five icot two inches IN height with dark hair and
black eyes, and WAS dressed IN brown, with blue
spotted overskir black socks and CATERS gold ring
one o. tho fingers OF the left hand and In her
pocket found two pocket books containing eighty
iour cents and pawn ticket the latcr bearing the
namo OF Mason. The body, which evidently had been
IN the water abou, twelve hours, sent TO the
Moraue aud tho Coroner notified
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INTERSTATE BOUNDARY.

COMMISSIONERS NAMED TO MARX THE LINE DE-
TWEEN NEw YORK AND NEW JERSEY
TRENTON, July IL, 1876.
Governor Bedle has appointed, under entitled
act 10 locate the northern boundary line between
New York and New Jersey and to replace erect
monument therein, approved April l3, 1875, Thomas
n acCarter, OF Newark; George H. Cook and George
c. Ludlow OF New Brunswick. com mmssioners To super
infe no the work
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ALLEGED FLEECING.

Last night Detectives Kealy. Dunn and NcDousaL Of
tho Central oce, arrested George Rogers and Richard
Fcrnandcs OF No. S22 Sixth avenue, on q warrant
issucd by Judge Duffy, charging them with eutcing
Joseph simmons into gambling house, at the above
locked w IN headquarters
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A FIENDISH OUTRAGE.
ARREST OF A RAILROAD EMpLoyE FOR IHDRCHv7
ASSAULT ON TWO LITTLE GIRLS,

ASSAULT ON TWO LITTLE GIRLS.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 10, 1915
Eugene Low, m empoye OF the Wisconsin Central
Railroad Company was arrested tonight charge oi
indecent assault upon two children aged nvc and sever
years respectively daughters OF respectable citizens
II alleged he enticad the little girls into boat and
took them considerable distance on the lake and there
committed the outrage Both Of the children are YER,
seriously injured. Low identified by boatman
he is reported To have previously been arrested for in
proper behavior toward children.
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
GERMAN SUPPORT FOR HAYES.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July II, 1876
The VoLksbidn Of this city, this morning, In an
editorial favors Hayes and Wheeler for President and
and Vice President OF the United States. Frederick
Hassaurek who has beeu.its managing editor rctires
from active connection with the paper.
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
BASE BALL HOMICIDE.

PRovIDsScx, r. I. July III, 1870.
The coroncrs jury in the Of george H. Prentice,
who was struck by ball thrown by Edward Mcegau,
the 4th inst, this afternoon returned verdict of
murder against Mcegan. who IS In custody The trouble
occurred between the boys Al game Of base ball
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Informed Of His Nomination by the
National Democratic Committee.
PROCEEDINGS LAST NIGHT.
General McClernand's Address at
the Governors House.
THE LATTER r E P L Y.

Last evening the committee appointed by the Demo
cratic National Convention to apprisc Governor den
OF his nomination for the Presidency proceeded to
that genteman's residence, Gramercy Park. They
received the large parlors of Mr. rlden's resi-
dencc A few minutes before Dno O'Clock the gentle
comprising the committee assembled at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel. Governor Tllden LETT Albany
by the twenty minutes three train in order TO meet
them. IIe arrived homo shortly after O'Clock.
AT early meeting OF the committee II was proposed
TO proceed Albany by afternoon train, but this
programme changed when Colonel ". 7. Pelton
arrived and stated that the Governor had ct the State
capital in order the convention represe natives
his house IN tins city. shortly before nine O'Clock
last evening Mayor Wickham, Corporation Counsel
Whitney, Mr. Edward Cooper, Mr.. Smith ~ Weed
several other friends OF the Governor 10 the
house. They sat conversation in the library for
short time
Promptly at O'Clock General McClernand, with
his colleagues rang the bell of the palatal city house
of the Governor Mr.. Tlden shouk each OF them cor
lialv nv tho hand Thar names aro rs looys.-
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+. :. Lyon, Ala.
b. B. Williams, Ark.
q. ii. Rogers, Cal.
Adams W iIson, Col
w. B. Franklin, Conn.
Gov. salisbury, Del
J. ID. Harris, Fla.
II. A Fort, Ca
p. II. Smith, III.
X. ". Hanna, Ind.
ID. +. Montgomery, Iowa.
G. BLAIR, Kan.
w. w. Bush, Ky.
l.. W. Martin, La.
S. j. Anderson, Me.
J j. Abbott, Mass.
II }. Rediord, Mich.
J. N. Castle. MINI.
j. c. Hewitt, Miss.
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IL. J. Spaunhorst, No.
G.. b. Scohcld, Neb.
X. =. Heating, Nevada.
J.. Hull, \. IL.
Patrick Henry, y. J.
Ii. G. Murphy, n. Y.
w. J. Greene, y. G.
Isaac c. Collins, Ohio.
Mart V. Brown, oregon.
II. B. Wright. Pa.
w. b. Beach, X. |.
N. Z. O'Connell, 5. c.
I. O'Conner, Tenn.
J. W. Dyer, Texas.
Jasper Rand, VI
c. c. Nealc, Va.
j. d. Camden, v. Va
JOS. Rankin. Wis.
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POLITICAL.

Renfc~d. that In kutnerf.rd y. HAZE. anu
William A. wise ler ~v-rcccgniss the sstr'ea,ss
Which make thsm ~orthy candidstss fos tne
Highest honors which fosy millions Of frssansn
can o<siow. and ~ tender 10 thsm unfsissfan<
siiseisnee and eordiI suPpot. =, s,or,,
county are oar rvstsst Treasure ve demsna
ks them the fuikss privileges snd M smp.s.s
revenue poAsihle under the ave- and s"In.ss'
lhst no part Of the funds srt side 70 tnei snp.
port shall, u-on any pfctexi. DC divef'e' "
he Legitimate uss. M m.
esll,oo AT bot favor sueh modineation.in
tsxssiru - mali reduce The amount =. esenu.
:, - e.llsetsd 70 . som only sufneiens 10 mTe'
ths erprnaes Of tho 0cssmment -
Reu2ref, Thai We favor reform na.nes..s
- seoss., .: he Rss ssnsnS ss., material
rsaucsions shaii b made In the Ices Of .ns
rr-.~urse. Clsrk. Recorder. bterfn. Are-sors
nsssysct Attorpsy. and almost even other eoun-
~ and township sfness In ssorsy eoanty
Rs>irsd. Thai Ne are In nvof o. sacn .eths-
Inssou = shail isealiss the contract made b.
tvssn the slty susAodtiss Of Virginia and the
Wstsr Company. through which water. works
vsrs sssahlishsd thus securtns Virginia City
srainst destruction By ere; and we dsmAnd
thai candidatss for the Ssnaie and Assembly
plsdss thsms.ivss. v elected. 20 rss all isgiti-
n1,. ssss' = sssrs To- s1 sa, ,ss,. .insS ur,,,,.r.
oven by Democratic Administration. which
psrnits The unrsssred iniux Of Chinese u
tkis coast. has already become . grvat public
calamity, sad y ff~nght with innnite dangers
Tor the futurs; therefore this eoovsntion IN
structs Ne candidates foe ths senate and Assem-
Nv, tfslsctsd, 70 try. By pstitions and memo
r1sis 70 Congress, % snlighten public opinion
n he kasa upon this vital subject. hat suci
tsrms may Be made with the oovennent o.
China - hall arrvst this svtl. ss2std
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And in accordance with Law. sud an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made ON the 10Th day
Of August. 1916. 20 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock 20 may be pecerssry will be
soid 81 public auction. 81 the once Of the
Monfs mery street. San Frsneisco. California.
on THURSDAY. the nh day Of October. 1915,
Of the hour Of n O'Clock ~. Of said day. 70 pay
said delinquent s.s~ssmsnt thereon. together
with costs OF advertising and elpenpcr of sale.
q. J. EATON. Recretary.
Fnnelseo, California. pef0ti
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sTocKRoIDfRs' MEETING.

OPnce OF THR SEGREGATED BELcH.
~ or Mining Company. Nan Francisco. Cali
fornia. September IA. ls16 -rhe regular an.
Aual meeting Of the siochhoid 70 Of the segre.
gatad Beleher Mining Company. for the eleeti q
Of Trustee. and for the Transaction Of any other
business that NAV properly coma beforc u, VIII
California street. nan Franeirco California. on
TUESDAY. October .. is1G. 81 the hour Of ]
o'clock =. n. Of said day. 1~rsnsfrr books viii
be ciosed on Friday. beptsnber 70. ls1o. at 8
osics, p nopo n Secretary.
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siockHoLpERs, MEEIlNo.

~osMopoLfrAN MIsIsa COMPANY
" The Annual Meeting Of the ttoeiholsefs
Of the above Company VII, BE- held 81 nc omee
ssn yrsneisco' Californis. on WvDNk.DAi.
ihe mn day Of October, isfG. a. the hour o. ~
~ for Inc election 81 Trustees 10 srrve 70. sne
se.uIps year, and the tnnsaction OF .uen oshef
buslness a. may como BET r. The mesting.