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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22
PERSONAL.
Ex-Secretary Delano is in California with MS

Ex-Secrctary Delano is in California with his
wife.
Prof. F. T. White of Columbus, Ohio, has
been elected President PaIue University in Indiana
The ton,bs of La F0ntaine and Moliere, in
the cemetery OF Pe9c Ia Cnasc, at Paris, are being Ie
stored.
A son Of Mr.. James Lick, the California
philanthroplst, has received Judgment against his
father Of $500 for services
President Porter of Yale College will deliver
sermon on life and character OF the late DE- BUSH
neil, in New-lIayen, next Sunday morning
Mr. Barry Sullivan, while performing In
Richard the Third in Cincinnati, was presented WIFI
a copy OF Applctons Picturesque America" III TWO
vOlu res. bound IN morocco.
The trustees of the Sears estate, at Boston,
and the heir to it, Mr. Joshua NJ. Sears, have appealed to
tie Supreme Court to give legal Interpretation 10 SONIC
OF the obscure provisions OF the VIII.
The late John Forster's funeral was attended
by most Of the literary men OF London, among whom
were Lord Lytton, MI Thomas CARLYLE NJ James A.
Frnudc. Mr. Henry Dickens and Mr.. Percy llZgerild
The Mussulmans have permitted the Chris
ans TO put up bells in the Holy sepulcher at Jerusalem
As the Nohamncdans opposed to bells the sound Of
one has not been Leard in the building since sultan
snladin entered the clty In the 18th century.
Mr.. Gladstone il not engaged, as has been
stated upon a theological work. lie is deyotng ms
leisure 10 the preparation OF work which he proposes
to cali 'Thcsaurus HomerkOs," winch will aim at set
ting forth III form convenient for reference the vast
stores OF fact what the Germans call tho realism OF
the poems.
The following account of the funeral OF
Francis Deak is given by correspondent at Pesth: 1t
beyond ell DESCRIPTION, grand and imposing There
has been nothing like 1t since the coronation OF Francis
Joseph Hi, 3aiesty repre- scnted by his first AIDE
cCamp; her Majesty by the steward OF her Household
Cot Aulrassy was there. The Austlan Reicfratn "a5
represented by q dcputatOn Of hOth HOUSES anu ny l
Prcsien Of tine Lower House, always one OF me Deo'
friends OF Hungary All the officers OF the gil is0h no
ON service md TIE Honveds with Archduke } seph al
their bead formed part OF tie procession Along me
three and half English miles from the palace OF me
Aca Jenny the cemetery there was ENibcr"l AZ t'
streets and al the windows the Whole population 0I ne
town besides the thousands who had come ~ rom al
parts of the country. The Cardinal Prirate or Hungary
performed the service. The President OF The l3"tI
House OF tie Diet made an address Members ~ hoth
Houses cafrid In urIs tae pI md special carnage
had to be provided 10 carry the hundreds 81 "r,dth'
The coffin deposited in chapel close TO Count Louis
Bdthyanyi's monument"
OTTAWA, Feb. 21.-It is expected that be-
tween 500 and 600 persons Will be present at the grand
fancy ball given by the GovernOIGeneral ana Lazy
Dufcrin at RGeau Hall on Wednesday next
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its oyerissues and ITS disregard Of law did 1t.
Secretary Delano's plea was the same. All
the Indian Ring availed themselves OF It, 30
did the Canal Ring in this State. Minister
Scbenck with his Emma Mine scandal iaiis
back upon it. 1t is the plea. in short, every
where and all the time wherever there nave
been dishonest administration, peculauon, cor
ruption, robbery. Always somebody Is the VIC
finn of conspirators or evil advisers, ana some
body never does wrong except through ignorance
or misapprchension. The last and best MUS
tration of il we have seen was not Ill olicial
life. but it shows how contagious Is the eA-
ample of representative men. 1t was the case
of Chinaman, who, having been Caught
stealing G idiron and kicked out doorS'
turned upon his pursuer in the most innocent
manner with the inquiry, You no liKee
lend 'umgv Did MT know it was stealing.
Only borrowing These gentlemen al Vi
them, are too credulOus, too easily imposeu
upop. Why would it not be well to require
hereafter some degree of intelligence Ill pup
lie menq They have abundance OF integrity
il seems The trouble is they have not the
intelligence or capacity to make their mteg-
rty worth anything.
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TIE DR1MA-MUSIC
SHE sTOOPS TO CONQUER.

The diamond is the diamond still, however
antique the setting "Shc stoops Conquer" acted last
night in wallacks Theater blazed with unlmmed
lustera gem Of exquisite dramatic substance in the
rough gold OF honest simple, Saxon words,-and pro.
duced again its vented effect large assemblage Of
spectators saw its representation, and evinced by
delighted attention and by that happy laughter which
Is such luxury to hear, the fullncss OF pleasure with
which all minds suused. The old play has seldom
been well done as IL was upon this occasion,
on any stage In New-York. within twenty years. The
first OF ylores bashfh with such a crackle
OF pointed eject and suci steady glow of humor that
the audience forgot restraint and Gale Mr. Waack back
upon the scene after his exit with tumut OF applause
There was similar tribute to Mr. Beckett and Madam
Poniei after the Jewel sceno IN act third and NJ Wal
lack Miss Dyas and Mr.. Gilbert were recalled after that
act The set for Hardcastles paror spaciOusy composed
and colored IN purple and gold while h cd fine stage
effect preserved domestic atmosphere, and repete
with judicOus detail and airy fancy. The tone
throughout was that Of enjoyment; and II allow
ance be made for constraint in the performances
OF Hastnqs and Miss Neee and commences in that Of
Sir Charles Mdrl0ve all the acting had the freedom Of
power that knows itself and joyous In its exercise.
Mr. waliacks Aarl0re in uncommon brilliancy last
night II has long been admired type Of the grace,
variety hurnor aud life which perfect control OF the
art OF comedy acting extract from sti'y fashioned
IDEAL Mr. Gilbert is altogether the best Horded9e on
the stage. he Hd- lu' th' WeHiS' Hc
mild humor the cholcrc fussness the country gent
man tone,-wLch is the background OF the part,-and
the finish in portraiture. Miss Dyas. though not
brilliant Miss Ha,dcdsHe,-slnce her PRESERVATION
had NOT sufficient OF the glitter OF comedy in the
native passages sufficient Of contagious and exhi
aratng ROBUSTNESS in the affected oncs-was yet an
exceedingly good presentation Of that character Me-
Beckett has tho youth the drOcry the animal spirits.
the pumpkin eceentlcty with the pumpkin cOarseness
for Tony LUmpkn. and he acted brilliantly. The advice
% Yrs HordcasHe to declare the jewels stolen has not
been better siven-with more subtle sense Of fun or
liner cct-by previous representative of the part
nov within pdbc remembrance. Madam POnisi was un-
muinDhly good, IRE Hadcdste, and Mr. T. NJ IIol.
and made quite enough Of Dggory. The public well
coined this Old play with natural enthusiasm, and frs
long continuance would be benonht and credit 10 this
community.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22
EAGLE TUEATER,

Mr.. Josh Hart has met with an encouraging
public spouse his cndeavor to improve the qualify OF
dramatic representations at the Eagle Iheater The
Tlcketof cayeNan" dome in one act, was successful,
last week with Mr.. c. II. Macdermott as Bob Briefly
and Mr. J. W. Jennings as Meter MoSs and last night
new dramo named Uncle Anthony, or from the Parlor
- the Cabin" was produced TO fair house and In
croditabe The piece depicts Southern Life be-
fore the war; and IL Is illustrated with bright and effective
scenery and fresh music. Mr. Charles Howard acted tho
chief part and Mr. Frank Converse, who plays skilluy
on the banjo contributed TO the pleasure of the night In
addition TO the drama, which is wholesome, simple and
satisfactory work. many favorte variety performers
were scen in neat specialities.
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many buildings in the city more unsafe than
those which went down in the fire.

After prOtracted struggle in both Houses, the
joint resolution to pay the interest on the District
1865 bonds has passed the Senate. The public
feeling on the subject is like that OF father
paying the debts OF q pIodigate son, with the
distinct understanding that this shall be the
last occasion of the kind. Perhaps the pay
ment is necessary to keep up the good name OF
the family. But in such cases the son usually
comes back again III few months, as much
i'll debt, as pcnniless and as penitent as before.
The action of DR.. Bacon puts new phase
on the hitherto smooth surface of the Advisory
Councils proceedings, since he claims that
Plymouth Church has sought to evadc the
main issues. The present proposition Is to
have Scandal Bureau take up the threads
of the story and go into more thorough
investigation than was possible to the C0un-
ell. The names of twenty pastors have already
been selected from whom the church Is TO
choose five to form the Bureau. This course,
though quite unexpected, will prove far more
satisfactory to that great proportion OF the re-
llgious public that is anxious only for the
truth than anything would he which the Coun
Gil could possibly accomplish in its brief ses-
sion. Meanwhile Mr.. Bcecher's challenges to
heaven, earth, and the other place. to bring
forth evidence against him, have called out Il
letter from Francis ID. MOulton. Mr. Bowen
has also written Il letter to the Council. Fur
thermore, there is the sheaf of anonymous let
ters which DIR. Bacon has received and read
for the Councils cdication. All the com
mttecs Of the Council have reported favorably
to Plymouth Church, but final action has only
been taken Oh one report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Montenegr gives up all intention OF
attending her territory. - party of Italians
bmnd for Montenegro were sent home by the Aus
tr;ans. - Prince Kunc received the diplomatic
body with great honor on the Goth of JanuaIy-the
Chinese New Years Day. -= Returns from 109
districts in France showed that 25S Republicans
had been elected Minister Buffet rendered his
designation.
DoMEsTIc.-In the Rabcock trial yesterday, Mr..
6torrs spoke all day in defense of the prisoner -
TIE President has issued a proclamation Of the Ma
t;noal holiday to-day - Charlotte CdSiunan's
funeral in Boston was attended by large crowds OF
people; the floral offerings were remarkably line.
= A large force of cavalry under Gen. Crook is
weparing to move north from Fort Federman.
CRY AND suBuBBAN-The Plymouth Advisory
Csancil held private sessions throughout the day.
Dr. Leonard Bacon accused Plymouth Church OF
evasion, and the Sixth Committee favored further
Investigation Of Mr. Becchers case. The reports OF
Che other committees sustained Plymouth Church.
= Mr.. Moody preached in the Iiippodrome on
,,arist's mission to the world. -- The annual
cmmencements of Bellevue Hospital Medical Col
ls,s and the New-York College Of Dentistry were
he'd. - An estimated loss of $4,000 was
rxsssed by the burning of the Laance d GroSjean
Mandatory at WoOdhaven. l.. l. --God, 113@h
ia. ia Gold value Of the legal-tender dollar at
tia close, $40 cents
CnSGKEss-In the Senate yesterday, the District
Ccapons bill was passed 10y 81 10 %; the Western
Tsnber Lands bill was passed also the act extend
Snr the time for filing Alabama claims; proposition
WIS made to treat for buying the Black HIS. -
In ale House. investigations were ordered INTO the
&nRed-of transfer of our Pacific commerce to En-
Rtsh ships the for Acknowledgement Pierre
,sats recent letter about 10 immunity to disticrs
saies of bonds in London, and the transfer OF the
Gxaeva award from England; a charter for rail
1rszd to the Black Hills asked for; the Judiciary
Reorganization bill was passed by vote OF 1l3 to
1fn.
TaR WEATHER.-The Government report predicts
tltsring and cold weather. -- In this city yes
seulay the day was cool and cloudy in the afternoon
wish rain at night; thermometer, ~" 81 30.
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9mnssmsnis ano tflseiinss 90 Might.

Bo~rHs THEATER-130 and 8: Julius Cesar"
EAGLE TnEATER.-Nanety.
FIrTH AyENUE THsATEK.-1 and 745: Piqne."
q AND OPERA lIOCsE-130: " East Lynne" B: " Onycr
Twist" Miss Western.
OIYMP1c THEATER.-2 and 8: Variety.
PARK TIEATEI-2 ana ): " Brass"
SAL FRANCISCO NINsTHiIS.-2 ma X
TWENTY THIRD STREET THEATER-2 and 3: California
Ministries
TONY PAsiOE's NEW THRATER.-2 aud z: VARIETY
UNION SQUARE TaEATER.-l:3O AMI 3: Rose Hlchei'
NALLACK's TuEATEK.-"SIc StOOps to Conquer"
ACADEMY OF DEsIGN.-Annna Exhibition of the Amer
can Society OF Painters IN Water OOi0rs.
ACADEMY OF NiuSIc.-MlIt a Washington Reception.
TWENTIETH sTRTkT MEETING-HovsE.-3 and 1870: Re
lgiOus Meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22
PUBLIC OPINION.

While the Republican party ia not glliltless,
the voter is now confronted win the necessity III ch0Os
ing between II and the Democratic party.-I Milwaukee
Sentinel lRep)
The Democratic ticket that seems to lead
the rest now Is Hendricks Indiana President and
T. T. Cox of NewYork for VicePresident. Mount Pleas
ant Qnd) Free Press tDem.)
In the confusion of ideas in Congress on the
currency question: IL would DO best TO unite ON the mn
conditional repeal OF the Resumption act and press 1t
promptly to nnal passage. IL the present Congress
should do nothing the currency issue than repeal
that law II would deserve well of the country and there
pspable danger hat II more shall be attempted at this
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time an efforts for relief may be

Times (ind
Northern RepuOican party. would be wiling even ~
hazard another civil conflict TO perpeuate party conIr
Thes would prefer frigntfii religious to beins
deprived Of the offices and patronage Of the Government
Including perqusites and stealage Nashville American
(Dem)
Postmaster General Jewell is said to con.
template an early retire vent from The Cabinet with
view to improving his prospects for election as United
States Senator from Connecticut The Cabinet can't spae
him and the Senate can and sides, the Second pas
on the Presidential ticket is not far removed that NJ
Jewell might not reach it.-tChicagO Tribune Repl
When the President does ask Mr.. Brist0y IN
resign under circumstance exist ana wbIls
he i doing his utmost to restore the civil service TO soms
show Of honesty and decency 1t will not take the hopest
OF the Republican party great while 10 fnd can.
didate upon whom they cordially unite and Blaine
Norton and Conkling would be speedily assigned 10 tns
back seats--( Boston Herald Und)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22
IYcFTM THEATER.

\ new play, called THE Shamrock" by Mr..
J. c. Johnston will be produced the Lyceum Theates
next saturday evening The performance VIII be for the
benefit OF the NewYor' Foundlng Asylum The persons
engaged TO present the chief parts In this drama
Messrs James Haggerty Thomas b. Meagh"r, IT, ]. Fo-
man. j. H. Alliger Mrs. f. Sykes Miss Bessy Fox and
Mss Alice Woodruff, all amateurs.
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HOLIDAY PERFORMANCES

Extra day performances will he given.at several
Of the local theaters to-day The Union Square Theaer
the Park Theater Booths Thcater the Fifth Avenue
Theater, the Olympic Theaer the Twenty-ihrd street
Theater the Grand Opera House. Tony Pastors Theaer,
and the heaer OF the san Francisco Mmstrels will all
be Open this afternoon. Rose Michel" Brass"
"Iulns Cesar" "Piquc," Varieties, East Lynne" aud
Negro Minstrels are the attractions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22

One of our foreign correspondents has reported
that some annoyance is felt in Paris at the delay
in preparing and forwarding plan of the space as
signed to French exhibitors at the Centennial Exhi-
biton." But the delay was all caused in France.
That country was one Of the very last to make ap-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22

We cannot but consider it an indication OF the des-
peration of the opposition to Rapid Transit that
pamphlets containing indefinite charges that con-
spiracy to rob the city and its citizens lies al the
bottom of the movement to secure elevated foads'
should have been scattered broadcast over the city,
These pamphlets contain no name OF author OF pup
Usher which serves to give them authority OF a'tach
credonce to the statements they contain. lhey are
a weak invention by the nearly discounted enemy
of q wise reform.
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nrw-voRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY FEBRUARY 90, 1876

plication for room, and gave no intimation oil the
amount that would be required until everything had
been allotted except space saved for her by our
Commission at a venture. The French have lately
proposed that we should take down the western
end of the Main Building and move it along toward
the Machinery Hall, so as to give them more room
but this request, of course, has been declined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22

FRINGE Kung has made timely display of
rezrtesy to the diplomatic body at Picking.
tbs was necessary in order to remove the
uufriendly feeling produced by the hostile at
tifsde of the Chinese Government last year.
IIssil the German claim is settled, however,
sISSr1st Will continue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22

Parliament has promptly ratified Mr.. Dlsraeils
pErchase OF the Suez Canal shares by voting
fia amount to be paid for them. The oppo-
sifSon was feeble and did little to impair the
exnpleteness of the Premier's triumph.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22

There is some prospect Of movement to
iuaeach GOV. Kellogg. Only the fear that 1t
may be considered as lack Of good faith
sfer the Wheeler compromise, holds back the
Democrats of Louisiana in this matter The
Aviation in that State is rendered the more
rrsical as Z. c. Billings yesterday tool! his
-sus as United States District Judge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22

n review of the results OF the revival III
dsferent churches lent special interest to the
sUyices yesterday at the Hppodrome The
mast marked instance Of the spread OF religious
sssetion is reported from the College OF New
Jsrsey at Princeton, where it includes nearly
81 shc students.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22

While the inquest on the men killed by the
ming wall at the Broadway fire has resulted
IN verdict laying no blame on anybody, the
fats brought forward sufficiently show the
x~rse of the disaster. The wall was too
xaicAtly built; it was erected under law
x3snh did not require greater thickness FOR
spsh hight the builder had barely kept within
She letter of the enactment. The present law
Nn.ld require such a wall, If new, TO be four
1sEkes thicker; but old walls Of the kind are
.unlsrtunately numerous, and the Chief Of the
I1s Department testified that there were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22

american contractors should be stimulated
a give more attention to sOntl and Central
american enterprises by learning that Lon
don firm has undertaken 10 construct wafer
works at Rio Janero, receiving therefor
gzS. 600, 900. With duh trade at home. foreign
rpsfracts of that kind have become especially
Slx.Srabc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-19
ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

VoUNd AMERICA MINING coNrASY-.Io.
y cation OF principal place Of lnsinrss San
fIanGisco. CALIFORNIA; location Of works Tusca.
roIn District. Elkp county. Nevada.
40 NuliCb u hereby given that At meeting 81
nv Mnth 81 Directors hold OH the 18th day Uf
september, 1870. an assessment tNO. ~ OF ~
cchts per share was levied upon the capital Rtock
i'hc cnr"IaiioI. pay able Immediately. IN Unit
OF tho COMPANY. room ., 40 California street,
Sar Ffarcisco. California,
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
Icnma,h unpaid on tho jist day Of OCtnbcr, 1876,
VIII DO delinquent and advertised fnr sale nj
public auction. nnh unicss Payment IN made De-.
.orY VIII IT, coll on SATURDAY, tho 18th day NJ
noEsinhr. 1916. TO pay tho delinquent assets-
mcnL Wgcthrf with cosis Of hdTctilpinR aud
expenses Ofbalr. By order Of the Board Of III.
tECtpfS. -
II. II. DROWN, Secretary.
OfIicE-ii"nin @, 420 California street, Fan
''"''SS"' 'altrhia. Oc.J.td
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE or LTorAnD MINIs1 CoNrAaTl
Fan tTanciEco, November TO- 1910.
n Z aEhIlNG OF THE BOARD OF DIREC-
a ,JoIiS OF the above named Company, held
lhIs uSS. ufiuctd mo. - Of 60 cents pr shsro
Was declared, payable on "Wednesday, FnvCtn.
ncL Io'h' Transfer Hooks closed until the 10th
noii.+w H. H. npotyy p,,,o,,r,
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

,uUssEY c6SsoLIDATED GOLD AND SILL
II YER MINING CoNPASY-Iocation Of
principal place OF busiRcss, San Francisco, ALI.
fornlu. location Of vorks, CornucopIa District,
Elko county, SeTadS. .--... .... 49,. ....'
NOTICE 10 hereby given that At > meeting Of
the Board ri Directors. held on the 81 * day OF
October. l6IG. nm assessment, No. ., OF twenty
cents per Share WAS levied Bpon the cIpital stock
United States gold coin 10 the Secretary, ut
the Office OF the Company. Room f. No: 426
California street, San Francisco CalifOrnia
Any stock upon! which this Assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 22d day Of November,
1876, will be delinquent. and advertised for Rale
Of public auction; and unless payment Is made
before will be sold on MONDAY, the 18th day
OF December. 1876. to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with costs OF advertising and ex-
penses OF sale. by ortler OF the Board Of Dlrec.
tors. II. II, BROWN Secretary
OFFIcE-Room s, No. 42G California street,
San Franciaco, California. OBS.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

BONANZA HESL CONSOLIDATED TUNNEL,
cipal place OF business Battle Mountain, Lander
county. Nevada location OF works, Tuscarora
District, Elko county. Sevada.
, NOTICE Is hereby given that at \ meeting OF
the Board or Directors held OH the 18th day Of
October. 1876. nI assessment Of OnS cent per
share was levied nlnn the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable Immediately, In United
states gold coin. to the Secretary Of the Office OF
the Company, Wells. Fargo & Co.'s, Battle Noun
tIinI Lander county, Nevada.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
renIuin unpail ON the llth day OF November
1876; will 10 Delinquent aud advertised for sale
at pubic auction, and unless payment Is made
bnf,Ire viii bs sold on SATURDAY, the 25th day
Uf S0vsmhe- lac, 10 pay the delinquent assess.
ment tO2stEer With costa Of advertising and cx-
IEnSes Of sale DB orIlcr Of the Board OF Dino
tors. C.. w. FRASER. Secondary
Office at Wells. Fargo h Co.'S, Baltic Noun
tain; Lander county. Nevada.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

T1UCKEYE MINE, TUscARoRA DISTRICT,
ID Elko county, Nevada
NOTICE Is hereby given that at a meeting Of
the oTncrs Of the buckeye mine all assessment
no. - oftwenty i've cents per foot was levied
on each and every foot OF said Buckeye ground
payable immediately IN U. S gold coin, TO tho
Secretary. By order OF the company
q. Is. HAIGhT, Secretary.
Cornucopia, New. Nov. 3rl. 1876. nj