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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

LAST MEETING OF THE sEAsoN-REPoRT or
THE COMMITTEE ON INTERNATIONAL COIN.
AGE.
Tho Chamber OF Commerce met yesterday afternoon
at ono o'clock, the President, Samuel d. Babcock IN
the chair The following. gentlemen were reported BY
the Executive Committee and elected members OF the
Chamber:-Huah N. Camp, Norman Peck, James Tai
colt, Edward Tuck and c. Vanderbilt. Jr.
Mr. Samuel d. Rugges, Chairman Of the Committee
on International Coinage, reported that tho resolutions
adopted at the last meeting OF the Chamber duly
authenticated had been transmitted 10 the President
and both houses Of Congress early in May, but that
there good to believe that decisive legis
lave action would DO takcn In tho matter before the
close OF the pending Presidential canvass.
The Chairman further stated that there was the
greater reason acqucscng the delay in view Of
the necessity OF thorough examination OF the meas.
ure, which might largely affect the public securcs
and general welfare OF tho United States As further
paper Of France stating that the vital question Of The
single standard OF gold or the double standard Of goc
and silver pending IN the senate Of the French
Republic. presented by the project oil law proposed
on tho one hand by tho Minister Of Finance, and
counter project submitted TO the Sensc by the distn
puishcd leader IN monetary reform, de Parien,
former Anster OF State and now Senator OF France,
Ia the discussion OF which much Interesting Informa-
ton would DO elected. important 10 be considered N
Congress- The counter project Of NJ. do Parton pro-
poses to discontinue tho coinage OF the i've franc
pieces OF ninc-tenths nns
on motion OF NJ. Cowdn tho statement OF the
chairman was ordered to be entered on the minutes
A communication was received from the National
Board OF Trade, with copy OF the Official programme
OF subjects be submitted by the several constituent
bodies OF the National Board OF Trade At the meeting
be convened Mt the Union League Theatre, Madison
avenue and Twentysxth street, tho eth Of Juno.
The SUBJECTS to be submitted folows:--
s.Amendmcnfs TO The Cons titution OF the Board "A
.l Grss.fu
School, "Posal SERVICE" "Bills Of Lading, Storage
ard Warehouse Rcccipts;' Railway Transportation
Freight Charges Necessity Of Uniformity Of the state
OF the United States" .'Rcvsion OF tho Tariff Law
.I,evenue Reform" Amendment TO the National
Banking Act,n Political Relations Of Commercial
Men" "Canadian Reciprocity Tho Shipping In
terest,' "PiIo,age Laws" Lighthouse System" and
"Postal Telegraph"
The Chairman then announced that the regular
meetings OF the Chamber would be omitted during the
months Of June, July, August and september.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JUNE 2 ls7e-TRIPLE SHEET.

inooo eases do DO private erms German bark from
fhiladephis 10 Bremen with $500 bbls do do owners
account: British bark from Philadelphia 10 Liverpool.
with 2.lO) Ibis. nsphtha at is. Sd. British brig.
from Philadelphia 10 spanish port. with l.uoo
oo. aud 800 eases refund petroleum at g. q
tor the iormcreases equiv British bark
$50 tons, laid the berth for London with grain and oil
cake. private terms swedish bark. $50 laid
the berth Tor stettin with general market rates
and German bark 40 tons laid on for Hamburg, with
general cargo at market rates; Norwegian bark. 80
tons from Savannah Havre with cotton 81 500.
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The following are the closing prices in San Fra


"Thc annual meeting Of the stockholders oil the Chi
cago and Northwestern Railway Company is In session
Chicago to-day for the election Of directors aud the
transaction Of other business MI X. II. Porter the
General Manager Of this road. has resigned. The
pany have decided to abolish the Office thereby saving
$40 900 per The present General superintend-
ent will Oil the place Of General Manager No change
In tho list Of directors Is to be made the old Board
10 be reelected"
An adjourned meeting OF the new Pacific Mail Board
OF Directors held to-day. An Executive Commit
tec was elected consisting of =. q. Franckyn. g. q.
Thompson, O. n. Mount and Andrew Bosrdman. A
committee also appointed to audit accounts aud
adus, old CLAIMS to settle tho between Pacific
Mail and Panama and TO provide ways and means by
the removal OF tho existing liabilities OF tho CON-
pany. II also ordered that the old books be closed
and now set be opened for the LIST Of June,
show the character OF the business Pro-
vision made tor meeting the present pressing liza
bItics OF the company aud to rc.cstablish It's credit
The different committees Will meet tomorrow at the
Panama Railroad onlcc upon their several du-
ties and tho Board adjourned to the same place
on Saturday, at twelve NJ TO receive tho report Of the
committees and 70 such further may DO
deemed necessary.
PUBLIC STATEMENT
The debt statement shows q decrease Of the debt
during May OF $4,6l7,5l5 s. The coin balance Is
1924 s6a The currency balance is 50 2s5. 70s The
special deposits held the redemption OF certificates
OF deposit AZ provided by Law. Is 50 1854, 600
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on contract: bales For future delivery he
July. 100 A. IL iisse, 100 at re-: August, 100 !.
i.13c 200 At II io-32c. LOO at y s-l6c; 100 at
y 1889 September. 100 1t II 7lrc October $40 NJ
l2sc November, 800 12c 2o At II l-3ac December
am a. u i32c 10, At l2c January 200 - i1Sc Total
!. s'9s s"s Bale To-Day 10 At W to iss S at
july goo ut IL 3l6c 100 IL 532c 4Oo ~ 332c.,
100 ut 2c 500 at II 10 i6c, 100 at II 3isc 500 ut lie.
soJ At IL 3lac. 200 ut l2c, 200 ut II 3i32c, 100 At
II 252c. Augus II 9.32c, 200 l2i4c, 500 ut
IL 73.c 200 Pie 800 II 9-32c POI IL 52c..
1000 NJ l2ac l.Ooa IL 3a2c 500 at IL 12c, 100 ut
l2c 800 at u Lite, 100 at |. aac 800 At l.c 40 at
LOO Il Lice. 300 az l. l32c 40, at l. Lice. Ai ~
II -3.c son lie. lO0at II 5iec 600 II 27.2c.
LOO ~ II ~ BE- 100 II l5-i6c COZ at u 2a32c.,
go At II a7s 300 as liAc; September; Lao AZ iae
y 5lsc, 100 II si-.c.. leo II 2os2c.. 1000
NE 900 at IL l3l6c; October 100 ut IL Lice. 900
l2c oOD ut IL billie November, 500 at II 2o32c loo
at II 1liGc December 40 at IL 2l-2c, lOu nj llhc.
Total. $500 bales Grand total, $500 bales. The
bales: New Orleans 10; Mobile, ila: savannah. l27:
Charleston 26l Wilmington. 81 Norfolk. 573 New York.
527; Boston. I26; philsdephg, ]: Total losi bales.
This day week 2.s This day last year. l77a Total
ireights closed olows:To Havre, by steam, &c.
pressed To Hamburg. by steam, re. compressed 10
BY steam; by sail. 5-i6d
246 bushels meal 800 bbs s,9 sacks oats.
~ 81 bushels corn 81. 800 do. rye. $3.50 do. barley,
10000 do barley malt 374 do The Hour market remained
quiet. but prices without CHANGE The sales
sales OF 275 bills SIS "a 81 20 for fine superhne.
fairly active with sales Of about 900 bbls
Is so for Brandywne aud ~ % ~ % for Western
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lie Use; Angostura. lie. lsc: Sayanilla. ioizc
ls1sc.: Curacao l5t,c. "a l7isc.
IorroN.-Q quotations on spot cotton marked down
Nc the market clio ing quiet the decline Futures were
lower The closing prices to-day compare with Meanes-
days prices as folIows:- -
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81 .873 1892 2iG.6il 4.Cns
75.:73 1G.637 23.Gyy 2.6-3
I37. 9l6 4s.Gi9 2fO. 22O 7,33i
4U.s53 9.fY5 ~. 226 1.746
--- - -
s7.o53 ss.iei 22s.eo4 5,4sj
I24,355 4i.2ss ioi.sIa 1859
1850 s3.276 l92.eo4 l,379

72.5ie 44sIo 227.2l5 5.797
Sc: good do. TIC. ; Cuba, gro
u SIC; do. centrifugal. hhds.
G. y &c. do. molassss, hhds. and
Rico, refining. common 10 prlme.
to choice, Sic. u size; refined,
Il. u Slsc. (: crushed. l0i g. pow.
uiac. cut loaf. lose.
ticrces. The market was quiet
10 choice.
IDS. 30 bbls. and 3 casks. The
-. sold nj rssc.
bbls whiskey aud 70 bills. al.
! rs bbls. sold at 81 i2lf.
was lower foi Grain Tonnage for
transacted In this class.
age slow and without material
IN was slightly better for grain.
70 Liverpool. per steam, o5.uJU
+: go boxes bacon at 4js. I; cheese
10 UD bushels grain at I'D. 10
ashsls grain. a. SIC. Tor wheat;
Ed. y 3D., market closing
100 bblr. Hour nj ~. I'D. Z.
British bark. hence 70 Cork Tor
grain at -. 3d.; q Norwegian
}. with 5000 quarters do. al Us.
rItish bark, hence with ~ u
!. an italian bark. from Phila-
nth 300 quarters do. on private
10 urrivc). from baltimore FOR
nrtcrs do. vi Js. 3D.. British
% direct Irish port. With 6.4,U
,giam lark. hence 20 the DANISH
30 quarters do. NJ Is.
nco 10 Antwerp or Rot
quarters do. AZ ". Oh.
rian bark. hence 10 Aarlins. with
q Brit sh bark. hence 10 elias
rrs do. ~ D. Cd. German bark,
y bbis refined petroleum NJ -.
!. hence 20 Oran (suppossd). With
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wheat qniet ana prices about the same
bushels u. spring 4
q. SS Minns:ots 81 3sss 80 Ido sSc Tor
$ = IT,;
y: %.s sssa. ~: su s sSs e.s The
S9 81 va Sage no GRADE At ssc IN.
Steady $500 bushels Western sold AZ Sic so6o do
g IS sarss I. sS. marley %s Iii
qaiet but prices without decided change Tho sales
sass ana
HEsr AND Jurn-we note sales of $50 bales
sss:s dress ia' sso .n %s single qssSS
e s'a ss n. Russia s sss sas ss%s
sss :s sS,a SsnS 4 rod I' sss.:
market for New orlsan. fairly active
Sals lose DO: Porto ksa ia!e do Ens.h Island; and
"s o. &c SIS z ais%sa' Rss
to to- good, sse. s SEE prime ehoss. Sc Ssc
a ys .r .s. for % apspns
psr.ne soHs Eosinwcommon strained q e: ysSa DO,
Ton. = X Advice: ss% wninsssn
lows:-Rosin dull strained VI s5 good s,rainea 81 30
ssss A''' " '0 ''' " virgin % '''' '''''
Rosn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2oeig 5zs2
Tar '.........................., 2I32 40
Turpentine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900 =
Spirits . $4,000. ........................ 1879 1850
note sales OF i75 bbls sperm ut New Bedford
for export on private terms We quote Cotonseed crude
4Oc Ioc Southern Yellow 52c yellow winter 5Sc Gyc
white winter Tie lard wlnter 81 Us ST or: spcrm
crude 81 "a: do hleaced winter Isl 10: do natural 40
6lesc,,ed winter zoe re olive casks 81 17is 81 22s
49, 81 ic winter. Slsasisd hsi. Joe srads
rur-The m arkct was dull and easy The closing
prcss wore ~ foliowx Crude in hulk Ssc sac do Ia
BbIs lie Ike refined In bills age do. cases iSc
Kc0ned At Phjlade phia lac lflsc and ut BALTIMORE
,ts TYntsd al g7L - 22i. Parker Unltcd
81 y7i bid 81 os asked shipment 81 35t 81 IS asked
drm =
PRovIsoSs.Rcceipts- Lard, 14i7 terces cutmeas 80!
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stock (ascertaincd by actual
count, including specula
toni. May I. 1876. .....,
Receipts since May l......'
Totals. ...................
sales since May l........
stock this day. June I
1879.
Comparing with stool
..une /. 1873 ............
Comparing with stool
June D. 1874 ............
Comparing with stock
june /, 1873 ....... 49,.
We quote Pair refining.
Gerry. fair ~ choice. Si<c.
and boxes, Nos. sto ID. 81,
boxes, 5i<c, y 71Se. ; Porto
&c. u ~. /; do, grocery. fair
STANDARD \. sssc. ; OF A. y,
dered. 1oi.c. +; graduated.
STEAWixE. --lteccipts--lO
Ct I3i4c. . 1876. for prime
TALLow. --i.eceipts--13 hi
market wss easy: go. OJn U
WHfsKEY.-Ke ceipts --2b2
cohol. The market was FRI
fRxIGITs. The market
charter. with = moderate
Other descriptions OF toni
change, though steamer ro'
The engagements were:
bushels grain at I'd. . o. ID
quoted at Soc. aud bv ssi
London. by sail. 1000 b
s.taU bushels wheat 1T
at the latter price:
The charters comprised q
orders. with $40 quarters
bark. hence for same voyag
Sd. and flu gratuity. . y
quarters do. for do. ~ O.. ~
delphia to Cork for orders. :
terms. and . British ship I
same voyage. with y, 100 Qu
ship, from Philadelphia
quarters do. ~ Is. /; a Sorwl
Baltic direct. with 2
a Nerve .ian bark. he
terdam. with 800
and GiO grstnity: = SorweI
100 quarters do. AT 0s. ID
son Dock. with 1870 quart
hence 20 Bremen. with 3 W
ID. . British briR. $50 tonl
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sold at 1l2 for Merchants and 100 for ST. Nicholas
PHILADELPHIA sTocKA


The following table Of prices OF the prominent gold
and silver mining shares received by telegraph from
San Francisco, is furnished By Mr.. William Ward,
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE r. l.. Juno l, 1870.
Printing cloths steady At Ssc for best 64x64 goods, witt
uiot market.
HAVANA MARKET.

Spanish gold, 212h a 2l3
Exchange weaE; on the United States: 90 days cur
rency S3 81 discount; 60 DAYS. gold, pa premium
short sight ga "a do London, Is 1914 premium
| on Paris. IA 294 premium.
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NV NJ $3.50 sunni
3 NM US a-2U. e. 'o7..
1900 do. ...........
5000 n q $50. J 4 J.
1000 n q SIS, ISIS to n
y RR. j 4 j.
6uo0 y G Us, o, A 4 q
6U NC US, 4 act. '61
$500 NC Fund act, '65
ltU0 Chi 4 N W con.
5000 do. -.
2uO0 NV q c 4 b. bcxi
100 Bur, CIR X Nj LIST
atUO e., Is h Y s's....
1000 Mich Son I'd. :.
$1,000 I'm Pac LIST. 81
Loo MA Sf LIST, Lscd
300 do.
2UsU T., II w a G LIST
500 q. q II l Z lst..c
400 Clev 4 Pitts 4tn
loo CT West LIST. 'SS
5LU West L c. 1890
1000 N ) G LIST. con-.
2Ou NY q Us, 81. be
10 shs Merchants Bk
8 81 n cholas Blk. !.
leo NiC&tI kRkbcb3
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BRAZIL MARKETS.

RIO JANEIRO, May 81, 1870.
Exchange on London, 25L.
ConeeMarkct quiet; prices CHANGE good
drsts. $500 $3.50 refs per 10 kos.
Average daily receipts for the past week 200 bsgs Sales
5000 do, and for Mediterranean ports 1900 do Ship
OF the week-For Europe bags; for tho United
States 900 d. and Mediterranean ports 200 do.
Stock In port at this date, li4,0 900 bags.
SANTOS May 81 1879.
Coffee very quiet prices nearly nominal superior
Santos $500 5.451 reis per ~ kilos
Average daily receipts 800 bags Sales Of the week for
Europe. 5000 Gags Total weeks shipments for all ports in
Gliding European 1000 bags stock ut Santos at this date.
5000 Gags
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iO:Ia AND Il:3D 4. N.
10 500 .. DC. "a. small l.ik
10 5000 Us -. &C. 10. i23-s
2lsz lUJOO VI IS. Q. 'sl... NIX
Tx
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EUROPEAN MARKET
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-LoNDox. June 1-Evsning :
Lnseed oil, 22s I'd. 23s per cwt.
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stock (ascertaincd by actual
count, including specula.
toni. May I. 1876. mann.
Receipts since May l.......
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TO. Day. Laf Ereaing. Total.

STAINED ordinary slkc strict good ordinary. ss
low middling lo1sc. mddling. lie Spot sales were
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Mail Arrivals and Departures.

Until further notice. the Postofiee will be
open for delivery and reception of mail mat
ter from 8 A, NJ; DAILY, except sundays, and
ON Sundays one hour after arrival of Western
mail. Omaha time is the time of office.
Money order Office open from 3 A. NJ. to
s p. NJ. daily, except Sundays.
Western mails close daily at lis p. NJ.
Eastern mails close daily at 2.l5 P. NJ.
Denver Pacific Railroad, including Denver
land southern mails, close at Res =. NJ.
Mails arrive from east daily at l:l0 T.. NJ,
and from The west daily at els p NJ.
Mails arrive from Denver, Col, and way,
sia enver Pacific r. r., at f:3JP NJ.
Mails close for Fort aramie and Fort Fet-
herman on Mondays at 7 A. NJ,
Mails arrive from Fort Laramie and Fort
Fetternan Fridays at 7 p. NJ.
Nail closes for Red Cloud and spotted Tail
Agencies Tuesdays and Fridays at 7 A. NJ.
Mail arrives from Red Cloud and Spotted
Tall Agencies Mondays and Fridays at 6P NJ.
Mail closes for Davis Rancho Saturdays at
A. NJ.
. Mall arrives from Davis Rancho Fridays at
8 p NJ
Mail closes for Fort Collins and Longmon
Col. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
Mail arrived from Fort Collins and Long
mont. Col. Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days at s r. NJ
III CLAICHE. Postmaster.
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ISAAC BA6Gs, Esyyr an sfyset
=. PORTER.
BANKS.
FIRST NATIONAL 1ahi sse
BLAckSMITHING. &C.
HAAS & NEALON. 1zoBses sfreef
A. ID. BUTLER. Bent street
BOOTS AND SHOES.
STEPHEN BON, 10th street
LEATHER & FINDINGS.
STEPHEN BON, 16th sfrsef.
DENTIST.
J. j. CLARK, Eddy street
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
g.. l.. holt. Pqst-o6fce building
CLOTHING.
b. IlELIMAN, IGM STREET
MARKS 4 MlER, Eddy sired
ferguson street.
APPEL CO.. Erguson street.
REVOLUTION STORE,
COAL.
w. Ii. LEE, 18th street, New Series
DRY GOODS.
MARKS 4 MYERS, Eddy street
FURNITURE.
CONVERSE & WARREN, I6ha
FEED 4 GRAIN.
j. THONMAlILEN i CO. I'M
street.
GROCERIES,.
PEASE & TAYLOR, Ferguson 81.
/. {. wHlPPLE, Ferguson street
LEIBEY 4 NICHOLS, 18Th street
w. l.. FOGLESONG, l7h sfreet
UNDERWOOD & McGREGOR,
Enterprise Bakery.
L. NAGLE, Ferguson sh cet.
GUNS, &C.
FREUND 4 BRO. EoMiy street
HARDWARE.
DRAPER Il HAMMOND, Ferguson
street.
F. SCwEICKERT, 1Gh street
HOTELS & RESTAURANT rs.
INTER OCEAN, Sixteenth street.
OVERS HOTEL, Edtfy street
EAGLE HOTEL, l7M street
ENGLISH HOUSE, 1871 street
RAILROAD HOUSE l.. r. Depot
WESTERN HOTEL, Fifteenth
METROPOLITAN, Cor. Ferguson
and 18Th stree
INSURANCE.
f. p. SNOW, I6M street
JEwELRY AND WATCHES.
JOSLIN Il PARK, 16th street
LIVERY STABLES.
KENT & MASON, 1914 street
TERRY x HUNTER. Sixteenth
street.
J. ID. MAY, lSth street.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
s. Ii. WOOD. Eddy street
ID. b. BEEMER & co. Ferguson
Street
BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS.
DA VISION * HAYES, 18Th street
S. NJ. PRESHAW, 1871 Street
J.. FERRIS,
LIQUORS.
HANNAF1N & RYAN, Ferguson
street.
A. MAILLARD & CO., .SirtcenM
street.
C. HOFFMAN,, I7M Ssreet
I l.. MURRIN. 18th street
BILLIARDS.
JAMES BRENNAN, l6th sfreet
l.. MURRIN, l7fh Street
MEATS AND VEGETABLES
f.. LANDAU, 18th street
l.. Il. BRESNAHEN. 10th street
PAINTERS.
OVREN & ANDERSON,
Ferguson street
j.. f. FUTILE, HiW street
PHYSICIANS.
j. II. BOWMAN, Sixteenth street.
l.. +. BABCOCK, Sixteenth street.
DIR. A. J. IlOGG, Eddy street
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
g. A. WEBSTER, Ferguson stree
+ Will. |. FogIesong.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Prorisions, Grain,
Flour, Feed, Eggs,
Butter, DC.
Commission Merchant.
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Sc'iber Bros. & Dewitt,


General Forwarding and Commission Mcr
chan.s. Cnnsignm~nts solicited.
IAnalnrs In
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len ME
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

ATTORNEYS.
ID. hcLh UGHLiN, fsrgDson sres
IsAAc BA6Gs, Jsygr nm sfysef
as. POTTER.
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RELIGIOUS ITEMS.

cisco 70 Portland, Oregon. Already he has
baptized twelve Chinese converts there.
The report is astir that Pere Hv.cintbe
the pastoral charge of a Protestant church.
Dahgent inquiry fails to ascertain what par
ticular church it is.
Old John Sundayis dead. He was an In.
dian Chief. and a Methoa;.t m;ss;onarx
among the oiibways. He was ovsr IN go
of age. and had done missionary work for
nearly half a century.
The Roman Catholic k,cbb;shon - phil
sdelpbia has issuad a dacra. ~ erco,nm,n;
cation AGAINST the r,ts,ns; in ,ho schrv,l;,
coal region Of Pennsylvania who cali then
selves Molly Maouires"
-Four hundred Polish Catholic nr;as,s ws,s
sent into exile in s;her;a CON- - -
Tbraa hrrdrad 81 a., 49, -
ont and the Other undred ars ~ 5ahn;-
tated and dilap;dataa a. IL nass 80 -
Did Hundred
IT, .mo-.., p..-
for Foreiyp Missions has hssn ohI;csa g.
curtail its work 10 the e,ta,t ~ .h.ut
$4,000. No new stations are to b estab-
lished by the missionaries, and some Of the
ola ono. are 70 he ,;van w
sson 0nurcn ~
aano " seat
o'ooo Dc In M nortn"es'-
r s - sAu 'nas .
der that the new church may have fine
preaching.
At st. Louis, the Opera HOUSE has been
opened for Sunday evening services. the
Rev. DR.. Niccolls being the preacher.
The congregations are large and attentive,
and a deep interest is taken in the new
movement by a great many downtown
people who are not reached by the churches.
pou NJ. r
pro.hu.a.;an psaus
has RETURNED 70 tbe un;tad states on ! short
leave of absence. and renorts tho worL
under his care as progressing yerv favor
ably. Mr.. Thompson's church has a hun.
bred and fifty members.
Bishon Cummips states that tha Ra-
formed Episcopal Church is WORKING suc-
cessfully among the oolored nonplat;on NJ
South Carolina. Several churches have
been organized. church buildinus have been
erected. and one of these is free from debt
most of the money having been contrib
uted by the colored members A training.
school for colored tbeolooical stndents Is 70
be onened in Charleston in Janparv
Tha .n.o;o, r,, .o,a
t...-- c,.-- ~,
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Wood, Coal, Hay ~ Grain.
Wood delivered by the carload or In small
quantities., and cut 10 suit the wants OF all.
Storage solicited, Mt moderate rates. Hay
Scales ON the premises.
Re CONTRACTS for moving Safes and other
ieavy hauiins, made at any time. fi2- dtf
=. }. scrtber n COS Outfitting Rmpo
rum. We makc n specially of outlttlng
parties for he i,lack Hills. and keep ON hnnd
the lollo wing among otle goods: All kinds
ol Guns. ~ltcvvlvers, Ammunition, Horses
HARNESS. Wagons. Tents. Wngon-covers. over
coats, hubber Goods. Boots and Shoes, Goth
ing OF ali kinds. Ponies, saddles and Brides,
stoves and. Tin ware, camping outfits, Fur
niture. beddins. Carpets. tro,kcry. aud In
IA I We deal IN almost ever, thing. Having
~loisteri Z and shoe shop. covering n space
4SxlS2 f-ct Cal On us before purchasing
and snsc time nd money by ID. Free de
II cry. sixteenth street. Sign of The big
Gun. opposite Media .iei's Theatre IL II
, 1876-03-20

The Town Collectors Will In few days re-
turn their books to the County Collector, aud
according to alt precedent that will be the
end OF the collection Of personh taxaa. The
Royonue law, however, provides, Boo. 1871,
that County Collectors shall have the game
power md may proceed in the same manner
for the collection OF any tax on real or per-
sonal property as Ia Or may be given to Town
or District Collectors" Accordingly, Mr,
Huok, tho County Treasurer, can now take
up this business Of collecting personal tag
Just whore the Town Collectors loft 1t Cd,
and during tho ncxt few months turn into tho
Treasury come Of the money 90 much needed
by tho city. Thore are great many persons,
especially in the North aud West Towns, who
have never been called upon to pay their
taxes, aud who really do not know how much
they owo. It would be well for tho County
Collector to have the names OF all hese de-
linquenta pnhlished In printed lists, showing
the residences and the amount Of tax. Cor.
tainly after ons-third OF tho city has beeu