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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Sur JONI BARBOUR that has been so long in this port
has been repaired and towcd to Lawtons wharf, where
she is loading.
scnR UScAs Fargo from Porto Rico, which arrived at
New London May II, discharged part Of her cargo
port and Norwich lSth there to deli
the balance She leaking 600 strokes hour Mt the
time OF her arrival and her pumps have been work night
and day since.
ScHR TAYLOR, from Narragansett Pier for Ban
gor which recently ashore Cutyhunk, sold
auction her captain for Sls TO Benz Church. who
her of and took her to New Bedford The agent of the
in New Bedford what he do about
the matter lie states that lie has neither the money
which received for her freight.
ScHR KATx LugILA, Bonsel, from kingston ia. for
New York has been totally wrecked Cavo Largo side
Of Cuba saved. The X Il l. 2U7 tons siser
six years old ami hailed from Germantown.
sLooP CALIFORNIA, capszed night OF MAY II OF Crancy
Island during q thunder board taken
off by steamer Isaac Bell.
Coon SAILISG-Ship Hope. Captain Curtis. sailed from
BOSTON 81 and arrived at Pimentel. Peru
miles OF Callao, April IL in the remarkably short
space OF ~ days.
gale been taken to Sand Point wharfto reload her
cargo lower masts have been stepped and the rig
cling is being rapidly pushed forward.
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FROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT

WASHINGTON, Nay %, 1877.
THE RECENT ATTACK ON SECRETARY SHERMAN
AND IT'S cAUsEs-A NICE ARRANGEMENT FOR
TILE CAPITALISTS.
Mr. william D. Kelley and Senator Jones' Of Ne.
vada arc believed here to have inspired the attack on
Secretary Sherman in the Washington Nation. They
declare that Mr. Sherman is running the country, and
no doubt they would like their own financial plans
adopted. Mr.. Kcley's plan is well known the pages
IN the House Of Representatives speak OF II Familiarity
as the ssincontroverblc bond theory" Mr..
Kelley is the friend OF the workngmen,
ana as such he wants to make them
who arc the taxpoyers-pay interest 10 the cap
alsts of tho country when they can gel interest ON
their money no here else Tha, is the real meaning
OF his interconvertble bond scheme by which capt.
tast may bonds into the treasury aud get green
backs for them when he wants money; while when he
has no more use Tor money he may send back the
non-in,erest bearing greenbacks and oolige the
treasury to give him bonds for them bearing
four per cent. 1t is very convenient ar
rangement capitalists; but is not clear how II
rs to benefit the poor laborng man. who has neither
bonds grecnback but whose taxes arc to pay the
rich man interest on his idle money
AS TO Senator Jones, he was once silver man, but
he is now understood to favor the abolition Of tho ma
tonal bangs the permanent abolition OF gold and silver
az currency tho issue OF irredeemabe legal tenders at
SO many dollars per head OF total population, and
yearly census with increased issue Of grconbacks
based on the in population. Mr. Jones is con-
ndent that with such system shall be happy ana
prosperous and as he finds Secretary sherman in
capable OF seeing the beauties of his system he nat
orally wants to get n new Secretary in his place.
There are people who say that Senator Jones has
not as much influence with this administration he
had with fho last
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AARHurs. May I6-Arrivcd bark Ensimainen tRus) Ant
man, Baltimore.
AILoA May 2i-Arrlvcd. bark Maggie o'Brien Br). Hem
ming, Baltimore.
BARROW May 1o-sacd bark Maury Nor, Christensen
United States.
BRISTOL. May 22-sailcd. bark Tri sna tAuS, Pauer
New York.
BELFAST May 22-sailed. bark Ecuador (Br), Hughes,
Delaware Brcakwater
BREMEN. May 1o-Arrived. barks Freihandel tGer)
wachter New YORK 2st ship INLAND Ger, Jansen, New
Orleans
BARCELONA. May 17-Arrivet bark Dos Hermanos (sp)
C,stan New Orleans before reported without date.
CApz May f9-Sailed, schr sopac kranz Dyer, Boston
CoLoxno April 19--Saicd bark Vesuvus, Ulmcr, Now
York.
CALrAo May 10 Arrived previously ship boretto Fish,
Hvdgman. Liverpool
DuspAl. May 2t-Arrived. bark viic d'Anvcrs (Belg)
d. Rycher. New York.
GLASGOW, May 22-Arrivcd, steamer Caledonia tBrs,
Allison, New York.
tRggsocK May a2-Arivsd, bark Lmma Parker tsr {,
Kelly, Brunswick, Ga.
GENOA. May 22-Arrived, bark Herths (Br,, Warren,
, PhlAdelnhiA
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BAPTIST CONVENTION.
ANNIVERSARY OF THE AMERICAN BAPTIST MIS-
sfoNAnY UNION.


sfoNAnY UNION.
PROVIDENCE, n. l.. May o. 1877.
The National Baptist anniversaries commenced this
morning with the meeting OF the American Faptls;
Missionary Union The attendance VAS very large,
including clcrgymcn from all parts OF the country.
The meeting was called 10 order by Rev.
j. \. Murdock The Corresponding Secretary. who read
letter from the President, Rev. DR.. Barnas Lears
announcing his inability to te present on account Of
illness The Vice President. Rev. Dr. H. G. Robinson,
President OF Brown University. presided.
After devotional exercises Row DR.. Robinson made
the opening address and Rev. A. H. Granger, OF this
city made the address oil welcome. The report OF
the Executive Committee received and laid on tho
table. The following committees we're appointed: -
On the Advance OF Mission Work INTO Northern Bur-
mah-Rev Drs G J.. Caldwell Massachusetts; j. q.
Barney Thomas Almitagc, New York J. =. Champ
lin, Maine; j. Il. Garlic, Canada, and J. b. Colgate
and Professor W l.. Andrews, New York.
on Asiatic Mssions--I,ev. Drs. j. II. kendrick,
New York; w. II. II. Marsh Massachusetts,; William
Ashmorc, ONO; A. g. Sage, Connecticut; r. :. lien.
son. Pcnnsylyania; J. n. Cornman, Indiana; w. v.
Garner, New Hampshire.
on European Misslons--i.cv. Drs. w. n Clarke,
Sanltee Massachusetts. Professor W, q. Wilkinson,
~ D. New York; Professor u. u. B Pepper, Penn.
syIvania; Rev. J. r. Brown, Connecticut; Samuel Cot
gate, Now York.
The trcasurcrs report shows that tho receipts for
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WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, May %, 1877.
|, AN OFFICE DECLINED BY Member OF RE-
TURNING COMMUNICATIONS ANSWERED.
Some uncharitable differences intended TO reflect
upon President HAYES have been drawn from the fact
that he appointed the coiectorship
OF internal revenue in South Carolina ex-Auorney
General Dunn, whose name VIII he remem-
bored as one OF the members OF the famous
Returning Board OF that State IL has been
charged that the appointment was made in return ior
political rendered the President in decia-
ring him entitled the electoral vote OF South Caro-
Ih,a II turns out now that the place not only
not solicited by Mr.. Dunn, but is not wanted by
hrl, If we may judge from The fact that
he tclcgraphcd back TO the President to-day
declining 1t. The district identical with the limits
OF the State and large and responsible one. Tho
position which IT. was necessary to Ill as soon
possible in tho interests of the public service and
when the subject up in the course OF CONVEX
sation at tho White House Senator Patterson suS
gestcd tho rHme or Dir. Dunn. who is a highly
respected and substantial business man.
DAY OF FATE FOR THE MARINE BAND--DN-
FORTUNATE RESULTS or COMPLYING WITH
THE LAW.
The historical Marine Band OF Washington Is the
eve OF a rcduction OF numbers and pay, which will
doubtless end IN its decentralization and eventual disso-
luton. Owing TO the deficiency in the Navy pay ap-
Precipitation and strict Interpretation OF tho law au
thorzing tho band, official order has gone forth for
its reduction to thirty members at the monthly
pay per man OF not exceeding sci The Lender,
Schneider virtually forced out OF Office, and WILL 1t
is said, 20 TO London. Those who choose TO remain
aud constitute tho maximum of thirty, allowed
by the order. must put up with the pay
, OF sergcants and extra S4 Tor play
ing at the Presidents grounds. This viii
be the extent OF allow which for first class
musicians is ridiculous nut the times arc so hard
that many OF the men will probably remain playing
until they can secure better engagements else
where Thus tho curtailed band will gracu.
ally 60 TO pieces. The officers Of the
marine corps IN too bad plight
TO allow them to think OF dcfrayng the expense OF
ing its organization out OF their own pockets
The navy pay deficiency bears upon them too severely
TO permit them to attempt system OF contributions
to support the existence Of the band independently OF
the government allowances.
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Steamer San Salvador NIckersou. Savannah May 10.
"'ss a: sas sssss4f!s with
mdse and q passengers TO JAS ouintard 90, -. .
Ss Grace ad light @s Variable winds
i pSps ana saass conOSs
spoke bark Katie stewart, bound TO Baltimore.
10 rSse H says i0s''eH 0''n
sehr sunny south Derrickson cardeuas 10 days. with
melado and molasses to order, vessel 30 Y Squire.
chr My Hand Mani B.s%srs , to, nsT Haven
Fs- ship John Mann qsr,. which anchored below,
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Neptune Berry Boston for New York.
steamer City OF New Bedford. Fish. New Bedford for
Steamer rhetis. Young. Providence New yorE-
Steamer Bolivar Geer New London and Norwich for New
sehr Miranda or. Bose. co5awals Is. for New York
sehr odei. winsow. fortisnd Ne. oi New York tand
anchored On Herald Telegraph sr,on for orders 70,
schr Sarah W Blake. Blake warcham for New York
s s Ssras,is I;s lrs,ds%ss I, KIN
schr ! a Rowe, Rogers Stonington Tor New York
sehr Rodney parkcr Parker New Haven for Baltimore
schr Florence, Racket Northport L. for New York.
BOUND EAST.
rs New xs Tor Ns@ FORK for Lon
don and anchored on the Herald Telegraph station
a. h ssa s@ 0f
Schr Hatfield tBr) Hatfield New York for Yarmouth.
Ms
Sclr White Swan, Williamson, New York for Boston.
Schr a kinrsand, Murphy, Now York for Noank.
schr Mail Mead, New York tor Greenwich
Schr Dart. Campbell. New York for stamford
Schr Henry May Hatch, Hoboken Tor Providence.
Schr q Fell shropshire. Hoboken for Pawtucket.
Schr John = Hurst, Cook. Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Mary II Hand Hand, Hoboken tor Boston.
Schr . Wells, Wells. lloboken for Providence
Schr John Shay, Tilden. Hobokcn for Portland. Ne.
scnr Tyler. Hart. HoboEen Tor Providence.
Schr Tarrynot. Joyce. Weehawkcn for Ipswch Mass.
SchrJ Terry. Warren, fremont Tor Boston.
Sctr Surprise seaman. Cedar Hill for Portland. Mo.
Schr Louis Walsh, Comstock. Newburg for Fall River.
Schr q l. Lowell. Rondout for Boston.
Schr GeorgeE Prescott Harris Port johnson Boston.
Schr Maria Flemming. Williams, Port Johnson for Nor
witch.
Schr Woodruff, Hoyt, Port johnson for Providence
Schr Eagle. Robbins. Port johnson for Boston.
SchrJ i.amprey, Gould, Port johnson for Boston
chr Eze Pharo Watson Port ohnson Tor New Bedford
Scr Helen, Searles Port johnson for East Greenwrh
Schr Annie MARTA Handy Port Johnson for Boston
Schr Henry. Brown, Amboy for Bridgeport
Schr Brainerd, Hubbard. Amboy Tor Providence.
Sclr Charles II NOrtham Coo. Anboy for Connecticut
River.
Schr Orlando. Young Anboy for Boston.
Schr Rowland Rowland. Amboy Tor Boston.
Schr NJ Richards Salisbury. Baltimore for New fla.
ven.
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MAY - ls7;
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITESToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Bothnia (B). MoNckan Liverpool May ~, and
Queenstown 18Th with mdso and passengers franck
Ism. May IL, lat ~ ~, Ion 81 IS, passed Hamburg
steamer bound Int ~ ~ Ion - y passed ship Lille
Sou,lard Yarmouth SSl from 81 ohm NIB. for Liver
pool; lat ~ - Ion ~ IL passed bark Olive Mount Col
Halifax Ny. from Liverpool for New York; lat ~ vs. Ion
- US, passed il National steamer bound u. .
state OF Indiana tBr). Sadicr. Glasgow May ~
via Lame i3th with mdse and 22i passengers TO Ansth
Baldwin a co. :.
steamer Ethiopia tiirl. Craig. Glasgow MAY u via Mo-
Wills lith with mdso and passengers 20 Henderson Bos
steamer 81 Laurent 1kr), Lachssncz Havre. MAY ~ VIA
Plymouth 18Th with mdsc aud passengers 10 Lonis dc 30"
bian. =.
steamsr Lone STAR Forbcs. New orleans days. with
nndse and passc ngcta 10 Boxcrt MorGaa.
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WHALEMEN.

or st Helena April H. bark Mcrna. Allen. Wcsport.
Sailed IRON do April H. ship Young Phoenix, Clifford NIB
to cruise. -, -.
Heard from April 23 bnrks Lancer powdcn SB 700 bes
ueam Clifford DO, $40 10 do; pefu cara do ~ do do:
Pioneer Tripp 40 do do; brig VI ADAMS West do go do
do; clrs Petrel Avery do, ITO do do Carrie Clark.
Burch. Provincetow,. 100 do do.
letter Capt Slocum. Of bark Sarah Hale OF NIB,
reports her barbados May having taken 800 bbls sp
oil last cruise
APRIL g. lat. &c, bark Dcsdemona VIM
cent. NIB, 100 fp since leaving ~ Helena
April - LAT ~ s. Ion W, bark George susan Hcycr.
~
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A LOST CHILD.

Henry G. Daniels, lad aged fourteen years, left his
homo In Williamsburg about a week ago, and Is sup.
poscd 10 have gone away with Murray's Circus, which
len tho town about the time be missed. Several
bows. schoomatcs Of young Daniels, say he told them
no WINS going to Brownsville Neb to see an uncle
bere rcstoing The case been put IN The hands Of
runawav Tie mother oil the boy says he was an in
ecssapt reader Of boys papers, and his mind was
Assd BIZ the yazuanss Of them.
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HOUSELESS LITTLE ONES.

Justice Otterbourg, at the Tombs Police Court yes
erday committed TO the Institute Of Mercy three in
teresting children, named Annie, Mary and Lizzie
Cummings aged respectively ten, six and i've years
Tho children were found by the Society or the Proven
ton of Cruelty 10 Children homeless, their mother
being dead and the father having Lett them.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, NAY % 877-TRIPLE SHEET
er.rI-.n NJ, ,s-Arr,,.a bark St. Asnso crs.l,. Gar.

csIsRALrAn. Msy IeArrved, bark st Agnsho utsp' oa
guilo. Philadelphia.
HULL. May 2o-Arrived. bark Iduna tSw), Lundgren'
Wilmington. NC, 2ad, steamer Yeddo tBr). Owen, Now
York; ship Norva (r. Young. Astoria .. via Queens
LIVERPOOL. May 2Arriyed. ship Revolving Lisnt 'DD.
Coonsn. New Orleans: bark yaikyria tBr. McQuarre,
Daren; 22d steamer Gracia sp), Erezuma, Baltimore
ships Joseph Fish, stackpole New orleans Quorn fr.
Petersen. Mobile slightly damaged; bark Gaspe (br'
Thompson. New Orleans.
Sailed I'D ship North American, Tucker Now YORK: schr
Willie Shepherd Reeves. Gloucester, Mass
LospoS, May ~ Arrived, steamer Holland tBr, Heey.
New York.
LARSE. May l9-Saied steamer state OF Georgia (Br).
Cooper drom Glasgow. New York.
LANCASTER, May 2osaiied bark josef Aus) Ivancich,
New York
LIMERICK. May 2I-saied bark New York ltaD cacace.
United States
MovILLE May 2a-Arrived. bark Hiawatha r). Little,
Baltimore tor Londonderry.
Also arrived I'D, Alsatia (Br). Campbell New
York for Glasgow taud proceeded.
MoSrRosE. May 2l-Arrived. bark India tRus), Fonte.
Pensacola
MANILA, May s-Arrived, ship Grecian, Dunbar, San
Francisco.
May Il Arrived bark Hernon tNor, Krog,
Savannah.
SOUTHAMPTON, May 22-Arrived. steamer Oder Gen.
Leist, New York for Bremen (snd procee ded).
SLIGO. May 22Arved. bark Kong Sverre (Nor). Ella
sen. Baltimore. .........
LosDos. May a2-Bark BergIios (yo3. Mosberg, from
Baltimore, at Sligo and bark ostee Gen. Gelzin. from
Darien. Mt Leith, report slight damages.
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the were 1920 7s3 o.; expenditures, SAP $40 81
leaving balance against the unon of SIZES "a,
which, with the previous deficiency, makes the bal
ance against the union SAT, 36l 81. There has been
an addition 10 the permanent fund OF sl30 53 1s maxi
ing the entire receipts SOS, III Is.
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SAILED.

stes.ners Tybee for st Domingo. &c; gnes Phlads-
phia; Wyanoke Richmond. &c: ship Rolf (Nor). Bristol
6arks Post tNor BoysesqS; Dante por. oporto; May
Pierre Jones tBr) Port Elizabeth AfrcaD: Aphcus
Marshall tBrl Havrer Veranda Nor). Cete Eliza Barss
tBr) Bermuda; briggs Sparks, Havana: Wexford (Br)
phipve (Alserial Julia Blsk Mannsnilla; wanbun,
Ponce Gem tr), Exter; schrs Equator t,. Nassau Mp
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WASHINGTON. May 22-Thc Lighthouse Board gives no.
tce that third buoy painted green. with the
word wreck in white letters It, las been placed
the Tying 81 miles by from New Point Coinor
va light The Is in ahoms of water with "a ieet
OF her. mast and one 20 feet above
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY
sun AND
Sun rises .......... 80 Gov. Island. morn 90
Sun sets ........... is Sandy Hook. :. morn l5
Moon scts. 40, morn ID He'll Gate. morn d
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ARRANGEMENT FOR THE RECEPTION IN QUEBEC.
QUEBEC May % 1871
Arrangements Tor the reception Of Dr. Conroy and
The apostolic delegates being made under the
supervision oil the superintendent Of the Provincial
DoIicc.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

YATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MAY AND JrNE.
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WEATHER REPORT.

DEAL May ~, PM-wind NE by E. strong breeze baron
eter, 1915.
HoLYnEAp. May -, PM-wind Me- moderate
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY p, 1877.

sGentlc. Moderate.
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Ship Universe tBr, from Bremen.
, 1877-12-26
THAT $4,000 FEE.


CHICAGO, Dec. 95-Docs not the new Dbar,1
exhibit rather too much libcraltty with other
peoples money! refer to tho 5000 fco
charged by atr. stor1s for assisting tha etate's
Attorney in prosecuting the indicted Hing Com
mEss'onrrs. The state's Attorney does not r.
cotye mitch moro than that for whole years.
srtyice. Tho fce would hayu been OIL ex.
orbltant ons II 6torrs had won It, but le was
dtssstrolisly def ,atal. Yet the Uoani, by q
voto Of III ngninst 1. allowed tho Immense sim.
OF $4,000 for few days Or weeks'
work. A. l understand the matter, Mr..
6torTs wa* not employed by xny co,npo-
tent authority, and IT seemed to bo underett,o.,
at tho time that ho volunteered hts services in
economy, therefore, to allow him s3NU for
these trlala which 1t was tho lutY Ut thu state'a
Attorney and bis assistants to prosecute. II
tho addition Of Nj. 6forra' ability anA industry
had been the means Of convtetlng suuia nlcni-
bess Cf the H!1g. there would be better rea.
son Tor Ecwatd!ng him handsomely; but II, as
believe, nobody with authority employed hin,
and he volunteered hls services, then tla Count
Commissioners have tccn altogether too grl,cr-
GUS with other peoples mouey, aud the incident
IL 4 hal sign for the future. rne cass ID too
nearly parallel With thu lIhllsnA whisky cases,
In which ths District. Attorney gut Sl0, tho
usual amount allowed tor Judgments, aud tho
associate rounsci Is OD; tls difference ii that,
in tho whisky Ca&ts, associate COUNSEL werv reg.
ularlY employed, and tue Government probably
knew what 1t would have to pay..
, 1877-12-26

JuPus Gursesp0Hds1tt Ssp tfrk TftNss.
Hronzes unl silks culla In !ur a very large
slaro of tho exports ot kiotu, aud aonu Of tlis
work in bronze Is of . superior character.
aud the WaY they tuaky them hrre. 4 merchant
Ut koba SIM pAlr VI very old vascs IN kioto
shop; there Eas lu doubt ubuut their sse, VI
they weza eaten nere and there by yestlixrls aud
tho tooth OF time-oIu 3empas Gd.4x H<fuM,
liz xaa surprised at tho low pEtee demanded.
and Immediately bought tAetn, anl thou askyj
tho shopkecper II he Aa4a any u!o1e. Tbs latter
sail h0 had none, but would make tAclA1 tu
ordcr.
~ don't want new vases" wa the reply; ~
want old pnGa like th.ae.h
"I'll make shsu1 for you," the shobkeepes
auswtTed; .smaka them all Just iike these"
Tie merchant Eavo tle osdes, aud III y month
10 had h!s new ana!qurs, With The necessary
stalnp of Tesupus Ela1. lie ordered sotlle more,
srnt the cunsiguluent to London, aud ha.t ths
Sathf2et!ou uf clearing about a40 per rrat GU
the tntestncnt. The Japanese tuaker told hIu,
that tho p5uece4 Vi rclerabelzigg brunzts VIA
very simple. "Gei &trunx vtutgur," r4il Ae,
"sul boil them In 1t y few ho,lla, ind II you
waut 10 make then, very old add q littlu aski.'
tho sAtu0 p1ucess has long been used at Bir.
mlnXhalu III making Waterloo relics and Egyp-
tiAn antiquities, sni tho ojapanesa have not bect,
slow 10 hnl IL out. They are Very clever ut
iuLtations VI any kind, aud Il rou allow them u
Thn poNclain factory which ! nlrntlotlr1 u, a
preceding paragraph had limitations u all
kinds VI safe truui japaa aud Chtua, aud tbs
protElxtor offered 70 ruyEuluea alIy salnplo
Nu!ch could bo brought. YOU ezsn buy plenty
VI Old waru here said be. but you hui better
hare II llslIe, an4l then you know you Ate not
Ca.uts1.h Very EuuJ .ul n1Altiral 2lylSa.
, 1877-12-26
Tho 0rxplllc lIAs Hesutneds

The Graphic definitely resumed spec!Gpay-
Mcut yesterday In tile dollar Of our fathers.
Its COLLECTOR called On hossre. Lang & Kobn-
son, flour dealers, No. Front street, with a
bill tor $l87, when ope Of the urbaIo propriosors
emerged and welcomed him 10 tic cstablish.
s,eut, and invited l.!n, to rccllue temporarily In
beautiful inyaltd-chatr, wicn The follo6tng
Proprietor Wlaneing At }-Yes-sls7-
that's Ill right. Cashierl' lEnter eaahtss brisk-
Cashter-Yes, sir.
Proprietor-rlss,s pay this gentleman sls7
Cashies (to CoiIrctor)-step this way, sit,'
Here you are-ou this counter-$lS7. Count 1t,
please.
Collector-Th!s, hercl This plle Of sIlyes1
Why, hure's pack Of 1t.
Proprietor coming Up, u. :. c)-You seem
surprised, xtr:
Collsctor-Ye-yss. It's little unusual,
Frorrtetor-The 0rophe is q silver paper,
isutt ltl
Collector-Oh. yes; this is all right. Don't
dIstusb yourselt. I vas pleasantly surprised by
tho remarkable vision. IN hsye It carried back
anl credited to you. Exit Collector, |. a.
And tho amount was deposited. Be II hereby
known to whom It uay concern, that tho
Gsaphtc Will gladly rcccfyo slYcr, either dollars
or subsidiary coins, In paytucut 0f all debts, anil
TO any stno1nt. Nobo1y necl hsTo thu small
est hesitatlon about Offering II to u. VIC hare
resumed specie psyment tn tho D. Of our r., or
even tn the Il. orQ u. OF our +.
, 1877-12-26

E33N64Fg 4c0EINdH.
By Instructions OF IN American lady, Miss
Thomson, who has been resident In Ed]nbusgh
for solua aiula hack. bfessrs. Marshall 4; Sous,
Jewellers, Great George street, have manufactur-
Of 200; aud On Friday marc Belonging to that
lady WAS atod In ths precious metal 1t tho
eMtthy Vt Prof.. ba.rd, veterinary surgeon. 1t.
Iasnes place. Tho shoes are Of lhe ordinary
aea .rs 10 9n9 n e
aftcrward conveyed to Messss. Mnll's horse re-
pository, where she has been 1t livery Tor tho
past two months, and IN the couyso of the nftef-
hoon was mounted and ridden about tho yard
By 3iias Thomson, The animal waa purrhasel
for her pFessnt owner at ono Ut aiessrs. bIol1's
sales about two years ago, and since then has
made voyage acruss tho Atlantic. Mhs Thom-
son aud her stecd left Edinburgh on Friday
night for London, en- route, 1t u supposed, Tor
AMeFtc4,