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smonnt Of sI25OOO exectly onethrd the sum required
OF Postmaster Talbot when no was appointed Colonel
McLoer expects his commission to arrive from washington
in time for him TO assume his duties on January l.
The Board Of City Works were authorized yester-
day to expcnd $4,000 excayang smiths Pond at Rock
VILE Centre i'm order 10 The water supply OF Bookn
also 10 advertise plans and specifications for fence not
to cost more $4,000 about the lot in Greenwooh
Cemetery which buried the unclaimed bodes Oh tno
victims OF the Brooklyn Theatre fire.
Mrs. Minnie Clark pretty blonde. yesterday ap-
ned at Justice Roys Court warrant for the arrest Of
her husband Clark She said that she was maIrc 10
him week ago the following morning she had gwen hn
5000 which she saved and deposited In Newfork BANK
rho Same dav he disappeared had received letter from
him. written Brooklyn saving that he was going to sonth
America As her residence in Newark n. j., she was
told that OF arrest would have to be made out IN
that place. .,.,, ,,,r,-
The Episcopal and Roman Catholic Churches vii.
hold services oday with attractions In the way OIL
Guc music.
Terence Brady. of No. 2GO Morcer-st was arrested
Yesterday the charge Of beating aud cutting MS VIE Oh
Sunday night. INJECTING serious injuries
Henry Eckhardt convicted of murder IN me sec, Sec
house in Hoboken lat august vac sentenced yest@ a
Prison ,
At the Methodist Episcopal Preachers meeting
Yesterday the violations Of the Sunday law discussed
humber ladies present and took part IN the p9ce
R ~ecc isi to hc same ct we're made by The Mcss
Valiant Van Home and others After eon'ldtIaoie I a
resolved to appoint committee 70 "t On MV
Yates and that the committee be appointed on Monday next
kEW-JERSEY.
CuDwFII-Tbe PRESBYTERIAN Church here has
been oppressed by Of $4,000. Roswell C. smith pres
den ofh Board of Trustees Of r Robnsons chnrch Sew
York David Campbell Of Newark went at the work on
expruishng debt SUNDAY last. Two sessions were
had and $50 was subscribed The remainder VIII be raised
this week. 800,
NEW RRrNswICKAb boy named Kelly thirteen started
cross Pennsylvania Railroad track, on SATURDAY Wht
he was struck md killed Instantly CHRISTIAN
Anderson started Brooklyn, SATURDAY, to see abou
him I'm Denmark he got drunk stepped on IG
cars had h!s right leg crushed The leg was ampntAu
aud he is now In critical condition
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLEToN.-IIcnry j. Monroe, one Of the gang
implicated IN the robbery Of Mrs julia Marian
near Dutch Farms Thursday Last arrested YESTERDAY
and will have hearing today Monroe y The mira man
arrested The charge Two others being SIN AL atg us
Large arrested week the charge SURRENDERED
vesteay y bond.men and committed 10 the County JAN
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SOME LIGHT UPON MURPHY,S ACTS.
PRESIDENT MOTIONS INVESTIGATIONS.

PRESIDENT MOTIONS INVESTIGATIONS.
President Morton, of the Board of Excise
called at Police Headquarters with some friends at an
early hour this morning. He reported that his
Investigations yesterday had thrown some light
upon the difficulties which had led Commissioner Muir
ply to appropriate the funds. number
Of assignments were filed yesterday at the
Registers office which showed that he had
transferred considerable of his property some time
ago The mortgages President Morton believed Murphy
had offered to the German Exchange Bank for assistance
in his financial troubles. His object, II was believed
to get favorable balance at the BOwery National Bank,
Ter on August 81 the day before the conveyance he
unable To draw 10000 from the BOwery Bank, while
upon the next day he did Ii was intmated at the
Central Office tins morning that II Mr. Murphy had not
left the country, there would be clue by which
to trace him.
For other particulars zee second pdqe.l
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QUIET GENTLEFOLK.-" Some little time ago.
relates "Aristarchus," In The EbftehlH Rerier "
Was instrumental In getting cook for newyInarned
friend do not often my friend and last Week, upon
meeting sister OF the cook asked her how her relative
liked her place. oh, very well, sir The master and
mstress lquite gentlefolki they don't know any
tbingv"
AT time when JenneT's discovery formed q
fertile theme OF discussion certain town councillor
presided over q rather unruly meeting He lost his
parsnce a. last and rising with all due sOlemny said
chRirI"
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RAILROAD NOTES.

NORTH Troy, VT, Dec. 24.-An amicable
settlement of the differences between the Passumpsic
and Southeastern Railroad Companies has been agreed
upou ana yesterday trains were run on the 80 hcasiHn
road 20 this place.
CHANBLY, one, Dec 24.-Arrangements have been
made by which time week trains Will be run
the Montreal, Portland and Boston Railway far az
West Earnham.
BALTIMORE Md. Dec. 2l.-Nathan Guilford The gen.
freight agent OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
has resigned IN order accept the position OF Commits
sioncr OF Western Railroads, TO which he was appointed
by the unanimous vote OF 1orty-esGt roads His Office
Will he at Chicago.
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3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

THE LANCASHIRE COTTON-MASTERS.
LONDON, Tuesday, Dec. % 1877.
The Times says the cOttOn-masteTs of North
and Northeast Lancashire have requested their operatives
10 assist them in agitatiug for the repeal OF the
Indian import duty on cotton goods. 1t is presumed
from the masters making this overture that they have
abandoned the proposition for reduction OF wages.
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plv The southern portion OF the State has been highly
favored and the newspapers OF that section consider
good crops assured The san Joaquin ana santa cara
valleys have had light min-fall probably enough 10
remove cause for any immediate apprehension. Inc
Sacramento valley has had enough for all present needs
The prospect on the whole, IS considered very Ell
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ARREST OF A BOY MURDERER.

BosToN, Mass, Dec. 24.-Henry Hickey, the
boy murderer was arrested tonight He had taken
refuge in the Roman Catholic Orphans Home lie said
that the shooting accidental, but that he was
frightened aud 40 ran away.
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ALL QUIET AT Ell PAsO.

CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-DiSpatchcs received at
military headquarters, dated II Paso. December 22, say
All is quiet in that direction. Colonel Hatch had arrived
and proceeded u ElzarIO, with two companies OF
cavalry aud one hOWitzcT.
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REVENUE SUITS WON BY TIE GOVERNMENT.
NEw-ORLEANs, Dec. 24.-The tobacco cases.
growing out Of seizure by Supervisor Creccy, in $685.
which have been trial for the past days III the
United states District Court, decided yesterday by
the jury in favor OF the Government. The amount in
YOlNNd is estimated al over H2OO.ONO
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c.r1FoRSIA FARMERS ENCOURAGED.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 24.-Witbin the last few
DAYS the State visited by general rain In some
places the rain heavy enough 10 insure crop even
II the remainder of the should be comparatively
sry This is particularly true Of Napa and sonoma Coun
aes The coast counties have generally had good sup
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Prominent ARRIVALS.

FIN 1reuuc VoicI-Thc Hon. John Sherman Sec
rotary Of The Treasury Eren honsc-C9ptain henIy
limits 81 the steamship CITY OF Chester, and EdWln boo
g',rki1gsap I0fei General W. W Belknap Of Iowa
w PiisfB House-Geueral Joseph Il. liawey 81 Conn,tt
lent urterdHf H0ugc-licutt nantCoonr leiu oi l1
United Marine Corps.....MctrOPotdH Hofi-Ooiohc
sheldon stun geOn |. :. 4.
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For other particulars Gee second page.I

THE FAILURE OF TOLLE, HOLTON Il COMPANY.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Dec. 24.-Tolle, Holton g.
Co.. whose failure announced last week, filed petit
ton in bankruptcy to-day, III the United States Court
Their liabilities are $3.50 600 and their assets at law
estimated at SlS9OOO Most Of their creditors 1.-Two
m NOIk.
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DON CARLOS AND EX-QUEEN ISABELLA.

LONDON, tuesday, Dee. 70, 1877.
The Times'S Paris correspondent announces
that e1Queen Isabella, Of spain has visited Don Carlos
This fact much comment Notwithstanding state
ments published that the visit had no political sgnif
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DIR, RlDWUS REGULATING PILLS,

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orders of the stomach liver bowels Kidneys bladder nervous
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BROOKLYN.

BkOOkLGN.
For arrears of taxes for the week ending Deem
Der %, Registrar scott collected S2jS,j7G 81.
President Slocum yesterday, reported to the Board
Of city Works that the laying watorppes by contract,
by days labor has been saving Of 60 per
cent
julius Schmidt. age forty-four of No. 10 Norfolk
ST. death while eating supper sunday evening at
the house Of his sister Mrs Alexander Oswald IN Vermont
ST.. Atlantic-aye.
Joseph Lcggctt, clerk in the Excise Department,
who has disappeared deiacaton the
discovered has yet been found IT believed that
the sums taken will exceed $4,000
BY breaking open the front basement door of the
Berck No. lOi Prospect place last
ming burglars succeeded in stealing clothing worth s2i The
family absent from home at the time
The annual report of the Atlantic Avenue Rail
rad Company shows that than 5OOOOoO passengers
carried during the and the total receipts wcIo
$305753 20. The total payments were $2sj49S o.
OF the Central Congregational Church debt of
$4,000 Sal 900 paid of sunday through the Of
Edward Kmba who occupied the pulpit morning and
ing The church viii endeavor TO pay of the remainder Of
the debt very soon.
At one of the earliest fall meetings Of the Common
Council Alderman Murtha made charges irregularities
mismana cement in the construction Of muncpa
building. The investigate the charges yester
day reported that the contracts had been Wen executed
The annual bail Of the Homeopathic Hospital is
of the prominent Of
January will be rendered unusually attractive by the ch
dIens carnival which about three hundred children viii
take part
runaway team attached to truck. last evening
dashed into sackets It crossing Bond Tho
pole OF the truck broke through the side Of the king
f. w. Green Of NO III Prospect st. threw him floor Of
the The injured man removed TO his home in crlt
cal condition.
While OH a Reid-ave. car on Saturday evening W.
Tafeiecker builder found that he had been Of
package 80 suspected been on
car meeting Of them coming from bakersop
charged him with the theft The frightened thief gave up
the money and ran away.
The funeral of William H. Bradley, of No. 10
Eckfod ST. GreeuDont who Killed IN the Barclay
poson place yesterday at the Christian Church Of the
Eyaugel in Leonard-st- The building thrOnged The
Martin SummeTbe preached the sermon aud the
mains were taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery.
Detective COrwin last evening arrested woman
middle age Fulton whom he detected shoplftng
when the Central ONCE quantity Of fancy articles
were found upon Although she gave her Camp
bell the detectives recognized her Mrs William Clark Of
Fort Hamilton who has frequently been arrested,
and is known a companion Of thieves
stranger who called upon the Rev. DIR. T.
Dewitt Talnage, ia his study. at No. South OXoris
he leaving the house TO
steal minister The latter discovered
the theft followed the stranger to Parkave where he
caused his arrest way the station the Thief
capped away rocAptured lie gave his name
IA John Kelly, Of New York
| The Post Office Department will require of the
postmaster Colonel MeLeer bonds 10 the
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RADWAY'S READY RELEEF
FEVER AND AGUE.

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and all Malarous Bilious. scarlet Typhoid yellow ana
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Announcements.

Buy your Hats from BURKE, ola Broadway.
stylc and texture unsurpassed. Fine silk Hat 30
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LONDON, Tuesday, Dee % 1877.
portion of the British fleet in Bcska Bay are ex-
pected to proceed to the Gulf Of Yolo an inlet of the
Kgean Sea.
rFor oner Foreign Neics see First Pagel
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HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At nuDNur's IN
BROADWAY.
Dam. 3O'. Noon. 9s7 3p M Az. Mdricht 33'
Highest duuuc the day, AZ. Lowest "
Average 80 Same daY. 1876. 1874
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style and texture unsu rpassed Fine silk Hat, 80
KNOX's hats are creating a furore IN the fash
onabe world and crowds his stores 22 Broadway
and under the Fifth Avenue Hotel His rs BLK hats can't be
beat and the quality when the former pilces pre-
vailed His styles Derys and soft hats are the naest out
Go ny one OF KSOXs mats.
A-Hoiday style of hats for gentlemen mt re-
duccd prices. Z ERSRN"EN ~ Nassaust' tract House.
Nothing can equal the HOLMAN AGUE AND
LIVER PAD as a holiday gift Head Office 81 Maidenlahe'
LUNpBoRGh CALIFORNIA WATER-Dellght-
fury refreshing and grateful IN the SICK ROOM
BRrNlfrIL is selling 5-pOund box of fine
mixed FOR 81 40 Grandst Ne"-fork' Branch
SI7 Broadway, near.l2th-st
TIE NUTRITIyE VALUE TO CONsUNPTIyEs
OF pUuITr-s PAATABiE con LIVER OF, combination Win
PHD-PONtTHISF, s greatly enhauctd Dy TIE PH'si"@'1' "
contains. All druggists
RUSSIAN NAPOR BATHS.
Now OMEN the new elegant and incompatible baths no ~
Jqfarcttcpicc The bathing apartments are 100 ieet deep
aud 90 feet wide and ncd I'm style heretofore IN
this country. MIS-. ALICE CAFES, T. l. KHAN, NJ ~
FSPESsCUEID'S FESTIVAL HAT
For the tIsug mud novel specimen 81
full rrs. visiting submitted 10 The taste ana JUG
lgtu youug ~ New York y his b'tn Recognized
and ndoIs by supreme style Of the season.
EslENsCHElp, Manufacturer
IlS Nas'au-s,.
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EI\E GOODS. in the watch, diamond, and
jewelry line most extraordinary low prices! Oh pa.u
iuc- M the most EMINENT American artists for less than
they bring at auction -
L. J.NASII,
7sl Broadway
stsuTsl,
Opposite \. y. SteWaTts.
THERRY RIPF!-By IlelcnB. Mathers, author
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CUTLERY co, exclusive makers

2 Ehli'I-N ~ LIN va NAtiAt>lNN inthNlS
w of tlia
CELLULOID TABLE CUTLERY.
A most beautiful ard perfect substitute for ivory.
No 80 Chambers A., y. Y.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence. Weakness
" Organs of speedily sud radically
cured By WINCHEsTEEs SPECIFIC PILL Two to ak
usually sufficient Price ~ box six boxes 70
send for circular. Prepared 10y WINCHESTER d CO..
Chemists, 80 John a.. New ORR
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organs price $3.50 of +Gjuew. Beatty W a,hngton,NJ
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LUNpBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER-Delg
furIy refrt sling and grateful In the sick ROOM
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BRUMfELL is selling n 5-pound box of fine
mixed caui.- 4lO Grandst, Sew NOfk BfHei
SIT Broadway nearsl2th-st
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STATEN ISLAND.

STAPLEToN.-IIcnry j. Monroe, one Of the gang
implicated IN robbery Of Mrs julia MaIlin
near Dutch Thursday LAST was arrested Yesterday
and will have hearing today Monroe y the third man
arrested charge. Two others being s AL age LOUIS
Large arrested week the charge, was
vesay m MS bond,men committed 10 the County jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-25

A.-Hoiday style of hats for gentlemen mt re-
duccd prices T. ERSRNWEIS, l- Nassaust, Tract House.
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TIE NUTRITIYE VALUE To CoNsUMPTINES
o. VIEps PAfATABiE con LIVER on, combination Win
Pr,Ti0N TgISF ia greatly enhanced By tie phosphates II
contains. All dIuggsts.
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MINT GOLD AND SILVER MIN.

AVA iNu CohfANf..Locatlon oi principai
place NJ business. San Francisco. caliiorniA.
Locsfion OF works, Virginia Mining District,
storey county. state Of Nevada.
Notice Ii iercby given that Ut a meeting Of
the Bnard of Trustees. held On the 18th day OF
august. 1871. a. assersment mo. lB1 of Ten
Cents per snare was levied upon the capital
stock % the corporation. payable imre diately.
In Uuited State. Gold coin, to the Secretary. 81
California street. Nan Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on TuCRsDAY. the eth day Of
October. is11, will be delinquent. and adver-
tiped Tor ea.e 81 pablo auction. and unless paw.
ment II made before will he cold on MONDAY,
the sgih day OF Oetobsr. lsI1. 10 pay the delin-
qusnt assessment. together with trusts Of adj
vurtising and expenses Of sale.
ID. A. JENNINGS, Secretary.
Onlee-Room I, No. 40i California street,
san Francisco. California. sei'd
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ALPmA CONsOLlDArED MIN.

~ Ing uOinpshy.- Losatioh ot Wofks, ooiu
Hin. Storey county. Nevada.
Location Of principal place Of business. Ran
Francisco. California.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at Q meeting Of
the Board Of DIRECTOR, held On the Inn day Of
August, isyt. an assessment mo. ~ OF One
Dollar (siD per share was ievicd upon
the capital stuck OF the corporation, payable
Immediately. In unlted States gold coin. TO
the Secretary. at the ONCE of the Company.
Robn ~ Nevada Biock. No. 3o9 Montgomery
street. ssn franciseo, California
Any stock upon which this assessment shAll
re,uain unpaid ON SATURDAY. the TWENTY.
SECOND (i1ll day Of september. ISL. will be
delinquent. and advertised for sale IL public
a~neiion. and unless pay ment 10 made before
viii he cold on SATURDAY,. the 1Iiik-
TENTH l3thI day of October. 1871. TO pay
the ~delinqnent assessment. together with costs
VI slve rtisinga and expenses Of sale.
by order of the Board Of Directors.
WILLIAM WILLIS, Secretary.
OYricE Room No. ". nevada Block, No. 800
Montgomery street. nan Francisco, q ,lfornLi.
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Wocus freporn- ifurtces.oIoi .'u....<o 4.
And Ia accordance with law. and an order
Of the Hoard ot Director. made IN the 10th
day OF July. 1871, 20 many shares OF each
parcel OF such stock a. may be necessary win
b. sold II publie auction. At the once OF the
Company, Room No. 81, No. s8 Mont.
gntnery street. Nan Prancisco. California. on
MONDAY. the i1th Of scptemb~r. 1871. at thu
hour Of u o'clock 4. OF said day, 10 pay said
Delinquent assessment thereon. together with
eosts OF advertising and ex penses OF tho sale.
DAVID WILDER. Secretary.
Ofice-s1a Montgomery strss', Room ri, ian
francisco. California susi I'd
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rusrICE mININo COnPANY-

81 Location 81 principal place VI buslness,
10 California street. Nan francisco. California.
Location Of works, Coil lin Mining District,
strrry County. Nevada.
Nofie. l. hereby given. that at q meeting Of
the Hoard o. Directors, held On the 18th day
An rust. ISL, an assessment tho. al u One Dol
lar and finy Cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock of the corporation, payable
Immediately. In United statss gold coin, 10 tho
Secretary. a. the once Of the @ nmpany. iioom
2. Hs,ward's Building. 4l9 California street.
San Franeisco. California.
Any siock upon which this assessment shall
r~mA,n unpaid on the 77d day Of a~eptcmber. ISL,
vnl he delinquent. aud Advertised iof sals d
public suction. aud unless payment 10 made
l-fors will h. sold on MONDAY. the 18Th day
of Oeiobsr. isI'. TO psy the d~sliaquent Assess
ment. together with costs Of advertising and
expenscs Of saie.
BY order of the Board % Dirvctors
Jas, 3. KENNEDY. Secretary.
OFSics- Room No. ., Iis cAliforuia street,
San Francisco. California. aue0 ID
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nOODMAN 0oLD ANp sILYER

VI MINING COMPANY Location OF prin.
eipsl plao- of basin..-. Virginia, nevada.
loeation % works, Gold Hin Mining District.
story cou ty.Novada, and DEVILS Gate Mining
Lis,ric,. Lyon county. Nevada.
Sotiee II her by given. that 81 q meeting OF
the Board Of Trustees. held on the nh day OF
July. A. ID. 1871. an Assessment tho. q Of Two
Gents tel per share WAS levied upon the capi.
al stock 81 the corporation. payable imine-
diniety, In United STATES gold eoin, 10 the zee.
tefsry. At the once 81 the Company, st the
Conr room Of Thomas Mose~, BEG. corner Of
u and fayior street,, Virgins. Nevada
Any stock upon which tails assessment snsIl
remain unpaid on Thursday. the 9th day OF
August. 1871. win be delinquent. and Advertised
Tor sale a. public auction. and unless payment
70 made bslorr viii he cold On MoNuAf, HE
lUth das Of September. A. ID. isTI, to nav the
delinquent assessment, together with costs of
advertising and expenses Of sals.
ny order OF the Board Of Trusie~s.
L. II. HASTINGS SECRETARY.
once NJ Justice rourtroom, corner u md
Taylor ~strvst.. Virginia. Nevada. jystd
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ANNUAL MEETING.
Ovr'cE su con MIL. AND MINING

Ovr'cE su' con MILL. AND MININa
Company. San fnnci-co, Aus ust ~. ISL.
he ieguisr asnusl m~e-tlug OF ct tkholdcru of
tho abovc-nsm'd Company tor the 81. ,tiou OF
rru-isrs To rct,e ior III. erpa ne year, and
tra saetion of such other bus i.-.- AZ may L.
rre-enied. win he held n the inc. of IN. COM
Parry. Rooms 5 sai u. % sDi Mon ~. cry
.;iest. ssn frsnei. co Califorpis. on MONDAY
The ID ia, of September. 1877. 81 . o'elash y
q. TrAn,fei hooks will h. clio cd nom ash
met ant 81 ! o'eiosk y. n until aft ? the meet.
ing wM. n. WATSON. Seerv'
Eooms 5 and q. 40 3sa Montgomery street,
Ssn francisco. Ciltl. r.ia aaai nj
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OrFicE OF CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA
~ Minibg Company, san ffsDti-co August Z.
isTT. AT . meeting % the Bosrd of Trustees Of
The abovs named ccmpany. held this day. .
dividend mo. 81 Of rso ~ i,ollars per sharv
wss declared, p.ysbi. On Tuesday. August it,h.
ISM, A. W. HAvENs.
an Secretary.