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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-12
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NEW Yonx. February io.-The transae-
tons at the Board thi. morning were :
800 Alpha 20 2J. 100 Belcher o. 200 Best 4
Bslehsr *. 900 bullion II Is. 400 Cali
forniA 80 ~. $50 Chellar-Potosi ~ 80.
TOO Cleveland D 50. 500 Imperial 2. 100
Con. North Slope. i6, 100 Grown Point.
o g., 200 Eureka - IS. 200 Excheluer
6 II. 100 Gould 4 Curry Is II. 800 Grant
I CO. 800 Justice II IS, 900 Kossuth %,
100 Mexican Is O.. 200 Northern Belle
20 Is, 2Do Ophir ~ CO. $50 Overman i0l.
800 IiAymoua d Ely 9, 70 Savage 0 II. 100
Beg. Bslcher 6J 50. 200 Sierra Nevada ..
800 Silver Hill .. 800 Union Con. 10 IL,
800 Yellow Jacket Is 30.
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FLOWER.

The most miserable bsings In the world ere
thcse suffering non d ,spepsia and liver com
plant Moro th>n s~venty.nve per cent. ofthe
people In the United Males are afnicied with
ihe-e two diseases and their Effects: such -
sour stomach. siek headache. hsbitual costivs-
ne.s. palpitstion OF the heart. heart burn. ws-
ter brxsh. gnawing and burning palma o. she
and dl-agreeAble taste In the mouth. coming
up Of food After eating. 10y spints. etc. 10 TO
your d usgist and geta 71csat bottle OF Al.
gust Flower or q sample oottls Tor 10 cents.
Try 1.-two dos-s will relieve you. Asents:
ChANE 4 BRIGHAM. Wholesale Druggists,
San Francisco. CalifornfA 7lbm
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Chinese Nsw Year.

To-day Is the beginning Of The Chinese
year. and our celestial population are Toe
proud for anything. The day vAs usAersd
in At midnight by tho discharge Of whole
tons Of hrecraekers tied together and set
OF simultaneously. The noise was great
enough 10 awaken . regular policeman.
Our ever vigilant peelsrs rushed around
and grabbed seven OF the offenders. One
Of them deposited $40 bail. and the rest
will be tried In Judge Cooks Court To-
day. The town ordinance IL very explicit
upon this point and admits Of no twisting
or turning. To the conscientious China
man to b deprived Of the privilege OF
burning powder in his fAvorite manner IL
q great calamity. and many Of them are
willing TO pay $40 to be left alone. They
regard II a. . religious duty. and their
gods are supposed To- b propitiassd BY
the smell Of the powder. The boys say
u they cannot shoot crackers on the
Fourth Of July. they do not think u right
70 lot anybody else have tho privilege.
The Cinnamon will probably be compelled
Ia nav their fines.
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sullpusEp."
Constable sassasrs l.srsAssss .
NsW Whiaky dane.


Constable Saunders walled into the
Fashion Saloon last night with The air Of
. man who y % full Of ssme important
information that he must either let II ont
or burst. His face was beaning with
good nature and beasvolsacs. He asksd
the bar-keeper for the dice and than began
his discourse.
"Gsntlemen. we've got . new game. We
call 10 '~bulldose.' I'll explain the rulss
BY which II 10 governed"
Here he shook the dice cut o. The bar
and continued: "You ~. two men shake
for the drinks Just - usual. but the one
Who gets the lowest hand 10 counted eat.
That's the Returning Board part Of the
business. ID shuts him out Altsgsthsr.
and he 10 compelled 10 put up for the
liquor. We call that being 'balldossd.'
Then any outsider Who wants 70. can come
in. and the outsider who makes the high
est throw takss the drink; bat under no
circumstances can the losing man get .
dram without putting up extra for IL"
The crowd gazsd in wonder and admira-
ton upon the man who could 20 clearly
sxpound tho laws Of . game Of such In
t~ricatsness. Presently . bold advsntursr
was found who was willing 10 try the new
racket" Saunders Wa "bulldosed"
on the iint rattle out Of the box" and
. generous outsider took his drink. He
tried II nearly . deEsn times. but his OF
ponents always shsok their bsst. and be
Vas compelled TO watch . lot Of old buns
drinking the whisky paid for BY his good
money. Old Sim shook regularly every
he was unable 70 throw . pair. Altar los
ing three dollars in this way he pat down
. short bit. the constable poured cut . big
drink Of brandy. and shut the door behind
him a. he went out. lie VA very red In
tho face. and was heard 10 remark IN
very emphatic manner that he b
blankcd' TO blank and b~lanknation IL he
ever tried 10 educate that crowd OF ruff
fians again.
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six new h~ose-csrts have been received in
Virginia. and they are now in the custody
Of the Chief Engineer Of tho Virginia
Fire Department. -Four Of them arc de-
signed to be drawn by hand and two by
horses. They are all plainly but substan'
tally built. and provided with brakes Of
new aud powerful Kind. One Of the hand
carts will be stationed In the new building
ON the First Ward Sc~hool.house lot an
othsr ia q similar building on the Thin
Ward school lot. and . third In No. G.,
house ON the Divide. The others will b
stored for tho present. The addition Of
brakes 10 these carts Il . new feature ant
one which will be appreciated while run
ming down the steep cross-strcets of tina
up-and-down village.
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BRONCHITIS.

~ rom John FLAG. ESQ. Of Benniustss, n. HI
"Thr-e years since I wss very much rsduesd
with . dreadful cough. which rsaltei In bron-
difacult b speak In an audible voics. To this
Wa. aid-i ssvers night sveats. and { vss fear
full Of going into Q decline. Aftsr reeosfse w
various remedies TO NO purpoee. 1 mai use OF
DR.. wi.tar's raisam Of Wild Cherry. Q Too eot
since thai time I hare hal several severn 81.
,aeks Of cough, but the baisam hes always n.
moved thom. Aluays keep 70 By ne, and
should not know how 10 do without A.
Sold BE- all druggtstr.
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REPORT.
larronrsD pAIr 1T \. r. xsArrxs . CO

lsnroKrsp pAnr 1T L. r. xrArrxs . CO.
San Franeiseo Beard.
rms
sr ophrr. %. ssA, ~
iO nsrican. IN. TN b. In
saO 0oaid q Curry. IAN
us Bsss . psiehsr. stk, AN
rs California, tsk. ~
Is Savage. et
iso6 Con. Virginia, slx. ux, 81 bso
70 Choilar. pvtosi. ok
$50 Hale 4 Norcross. ~
10 Crown Point. 81
50 Ssisv Jsskst. Nk
<lu Imperial. ~. AIS. aio
leo Ksstuek. Tx
24s Alpha. 10. 7oh
les Bslehsr, sS
20 nisrs Nsvsda. So
rs, IS S Ssii,sa T. ,sS. ,sx.,.. ,sS ss. ,sx so
DOS kHshs4usr. ~
733 Ovsnnan ~. V3
CTS Justice. ish. u, tsk
zoo eueeos, f5c
80 Union Con-, sk,9
kl0 Juiia.o
10 Caledonia,
$50 Baltimore. IN
90 silver Hi. ~
$50 Dayton.ik bJ
100 Orchestral,
go Phil sheridan. AZ
100 Ala. N
ms Lady wsshipgt.n. IN. az
6sS ward. Nc
80 LeviathAn. eoc
$40 North Con. Virginia SOC
$50 Trojan. IL
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VACANT pl.AcRs

In the dental ranks will never occur u zoo ars
particular with your teeth, and cleanse Them
every day with that famous "a, th.wash soz0.
DON'T. From yonth TO old ago u will kssp tho
en,mei spotlcss aud nnImpalrsd. The tssth Of
Wilderness. aud the runs Q roseata hue, while
the breath IL punhed and rendered sws-t and
fragrant. II is composed Of rare antisrpiis
h rbs. and Ia entirely Tvs from the digestion
able and injurious iugredisnts Of to~oth-ps.ies
&c. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-12
THE LEGISLATURE.
a.p.cr.. TO -u. GOLD ar1I D4ur n-..,

SPECIAL TO rhr GOLD I'LL DAILY nvssl
GENERAL BstssrsnsR Elected STATE
Prison warden.
In the Assembly the vote by which
Mighels' Hoodlum Home bill was Lest last
Friday was rcconsldsrcd to-day, and The
hill Is restored TO the file.
At ~ o'clock both houses west into Joint
convention for tho election Of . Warden 70
the State Prison. Gen. Bstternan and
Lloyd Rawlings were placed In nomina-
ton. Battsrman received 48 votes and
Rawlings 27--a strict partisan vote. with
the exception Of Senator wcsterfeld, .
Democrat, who voted for Datternan.
In the Senate Stewart introduced . biz
10 prevent cruelty 70 animals.
Baker introduced . bill 70 pay the White
Pine Indian war claim,
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SAN Francisco. February i2.-3r ?. n.
Caiifornia-i9t asksd.
Con. virginiA-u bid.
Imperial a. bid.
Modoc-3 asksd.
Alpha-2it asked.
New Coso-ih bid.
Builion-i3As bid. i4,s asked.
Ophir 25,s bid. asa sold.
Jslia-6h bid. Gu sold.
Justicc-lt asked.
Leeds-5S asked.
EIchequer-7 asked.
Gould 4 Curry-i2a bid.
wArd-50c bid.
Msxican-l7S asked.
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A s~uFrocArINa Couam.

In = letter to Mrs. Lisle. Of chicago, . well
known contributor TO the Western press. she
iscribes the cure NJ . dangerous cough. accom-
IRIs S%s 81 s1 ns sIssSlns :: and te T.l lung p, 20 .1 a,.ls,s
she says. "threatrned To suffOcate mo
bnt the Honey OF ~iIorehonnd and Tar has
removed every trare Of IT," The letter Vas "a
q lady friend In this ely. who has placed Il ai
the dlsposal Of q. N. Crttrnion. Z Sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothsehs Drops cure In one
minute
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,.-.u-,,o-n ,r-.n,.,ee ,,,n, b,. ..t.b-
A. m, r.,,.~.. nn,l,;.y
v,.,,,,. c,,v 10, An. ,,,rro.. of carving
on = ressrai Insurance. business In all It's
branches. Mr.. Hin 10 one Of our most
wids-awake' ~, anu 'hoio.s,ny ma.
pusiusss mes: ne - eseas ~ u.
hrst-eiass nre Insurance. eonIanies,s nicns
which are The Lancashire, Oh AAnsssser
England. ana W. herman Amsr'eAn,o VI
hsv fork CITY. Ihoss Wishing insufasv'
cannot do eettsr nan W sise MN seAn,
And All sntrusung susiss,' ="
can fcss As.ereu 'h.'n
in ths most prompt anu e"e'ea' ""N'
ASpr's sALosS.-Thc aboye-namsd pop
,,., ..ioon i.c.,.l n, M. - south O
street, Virginia City. has recently been
purchased BY Andy Hsagcrty and II. ).
Mcdonald. both Of whom are e,p.risncsd
nAnus - ca,e,,ns W ,re !
,o. ~ t@H A~. - -
pes' sePs Ane nio', I'ea rN
sort N virginia. Whatever 'nsy AI.emp'
" 10 thcy ds ven' Ahd nose VINO sisas W
drink genuine liquors anu smohe .no nos'
fragrant hAvannss cannon so us,,sr man
70 give thsm q call. IL = one " '"e p'..s
city. TRY them.
cv,,u ., ,xxus-Ab Chan. a yerv
had chin.m.p. ma. arrested in Virginia
o~ --.L,-
oity iAs' i''a. -,
10 animals. All Chen Is a o dealer
and IL IL alleged hat he loaded nus lacA
beysnd any I~sascnaols limit, anu my
Moor Sss.,.. sasL wa. i.ccra,sJ and bleed
Ing. and that the wounds were caused by
the Irritation OF W. weoa rae. s.. " Nv
veies.iAi scoa Tsn aaa.sman :, Al
cnh - uaa a. III rs.cns' anal he ha.
expressed his determination to stand a
trial.
Lazy DnyAs P~osrrosENESr. At a
m..b,, =, M. Ro.,d of Directors Of the
- D.. ~. Co... In Gan
Francisco ON tho 9th instant. the sale Of
csrtain shares which are described In
sa.s,usins ssiun. ,n.t TiPo,Tsn
u."'"asu, - ~, \ a,.I.ss In M.
~ Trs .s. s.,,hs,, IN a.
h.sInoe.. ~. a.. nsian.,a.,. NJ.
.s,..s,i-aSI. .-,a.tholIcr.-
..-,,o~,.,... Nth ,h,,,. nj,
",.,..,..In
nviA'ioh 70 10 P'eseh' ~
which was given att sAeramsnt semin-
ary is.t iridAy, ieet"aIy ~. ,An5.,
H., ,;na La, ths ,oungl.dies are assured
that our bsst vishss for q pleasant occa-
slou were with them at tho tins.
s.,.,,.v -h,.h va. addressed, "GoLp
o.. ~ s,,.., ~, L,on coun,v r,...
pIi-.. a=,,..ysly snouaL n reached
.n,an.r-a sstiaation.
- WA An. -,o,ui.r and
-..--,I-. a. 49,, s.c.y.,,.,,
.Asa'' a. 60 -, ,wo
1Pi.y VIII u'"I. ~ii a-.n In ,hs
WINNING Hand"
IN ...,o., 49,
hkA "~ n' \.
tsrday morning. ~ VI" 'Au's'
roof OF h.cnam.rs nosss' n. AZ in"-
foea ps,Hss. : hn1'a,. h.d m. arc ont
49, uS s.~ 1870 M. ground. The
damage was light.
An .sses.msut of 81 nor share Is levied
=. C.,.,.n,. v,n,ny comn.nv. J,liu.
qusat 81 the 18th Of March nsIt; See
omeiAi QUO u oai
so-dAy'
THE weather. esn'nae' e
isdisAtons 2. h.,. moi old their
rIuoen. -. a.nn.i. w.,
~ o.,m.n Nui,.r, Band gave a
,,...,.as eooe.r, in Coop.r's Hall. Viz.
r;si.' Isst evening. They will leave for
the Eastern States tonight.
r., p.rnum restaurant ON + steeet.
Virginia. was entered by burglars last
Friday night. About $50 voSth OF sosds
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FOR SALE.

ONR SECOND GLASS siLsrs ROTARY
" rIRE EnoIns l1srnts.d IN p:.fsei
sand feet Of Carb,xssd Hoss.
-. :, : ~ y; ;E: sssE;Es Z.
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Lsos's KArnAnon makes bsauttfal siossy.
luxurisnt hair; prevents its Milling oat % turn-
fus sray. II kas stood the test Of forty ysexA
4 eharningly perfumsd, snd ~ 10 rfvai.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-12

HAsAxs MAGNOLIA BALx preserves md ~
stores the complexion, removes frsctiS. Tan
and ,allowness; makes the akin son. vhite asd
delicate. Its applications eannst 10 dsteeted.'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-12

IxroanAr,ox WANTED Of the v~henabsais Of
Mrs.. cummings- maiden narns. Bridget Ssters
who gill hear of something 10 her advantage
BIZ addressing Michael Donovan. ~ !ston
strst, San Frsneisco. California 4otW
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HhnL.re.re In A,n.rie.,

NEW YoRL, Feb. i~2.-Joseph Watson.
Of Newport, contributes tho first Of . series
Of articles to the Herald on The subjcc. OF
Shakespeare In America" claiming that
he Is better appreciated and undsrtssl
here than In England. France or Ger
many. Mr.. Watson Ia . thorough Shaks-
pcarisn scholar and his articles are likely
10 attract attention.
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llasing'' Not % be Tolerated Al
Annapolis


WARRINGTON. February II. : Sargent
yesterday, from the Committee on Naval
Affair." 10 whom was referred the petition
Of Joseph Beal. Jr., TO be restored to the
naval academy, from which he was dis
charged by sentence Of ceurt-martial.
made the following report:
The petitioner was . member OF tho
naval school. was tried hy oourt.martial
and duly convicted Of the charge Of
hazipg. and In accordance with law, was
sentenced 10 be expelled. The proceedings
and findings Of tho court were approved
and the sentence has been carried into ef-
feet. Following 10 tho Act Of June %,
1874: The Law upon this subject At the
time Of the procedure referred to" Do II
enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
ressntativss OF the United States In Con-
gress assembled. that In cases when II
shall come 10 the knowledge Of the Super
intendent Of the Naval Academy al Annap-
polls. that any cadet midshipman. or
cadet engineer. has bcsn guilty Of the OF.
Tense, commonly known a having. II shall
BE- the duty OF said Superintendent 10
order Q Court-martial Commission, COM
posed Of not less than three commissioned
officers. who shall infinitely examine into
al the facts and circumstances Of the ease
and make . finding thereon, and any cadet
midshipman or cadet engineer found
guilty Of said offenss BY nid court shall,
upon The Recommendation OF said court,
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ersYlEnRs's uLefaIHG, Etc.

arx,lrnEs's cLoiaIHa, Etc.
Rousing Attractions
oREAr REDUCTION OF pR'ors
BANNER %sRornERs,
Tho Great Uoshisr, of virsi,l. City,
OwIso TO rnE sAc.xAzD SEASON
BANNER BROTHERS
ossr to the public ,Asir Innsnss Ssosk q
WINTER CLOTHING
AT PRICES 30 Low
A. to compare f.vorsS'y with the unss.
OUR IMMENSE AND COMPLETE STOCK
GENTS AND BoYs' CLOTHING.
y yuRNsnIsa aooDs,
Blankets, Trunks, valises,
Hats and Caps, ETC.,
We prsposs TO unload 1t PANIC PRIcss.
ulsdien the hearts Of purchasers and
tsrify all competitors
VIZ INVITE COMPARISON.
AZ . earesul examinations will satisfy Ill in need
OF Clothing that
oar Prices Are'Wsy Below ANYTHING
Ever orsrsd in Virginia CITY.
BANNER BROTHERS,
Corner OF O and faylsr streets,
vrR0'Sia, NEVADA.
Special Reduction Sale
THE LEADING CLOTHING HOUSE
IN GOLD MILL.
RElHsIEIH 4 Wolff
REIHsTEIH 4 WOLF
WE HAVE DECIDED TO RRDUoE QUIZ
PRICES TO THE PRESENT RuMous
HATES. that We may maintain our rputstios
~ the mos, reasonable Clothing Hsuss In
s.or,y county.
a WOLF,
s.,. door to Ban, of c.ls.r.i..
aoa I.,. .I'.l-
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while certificates Nos. = and y, OF the Til
den electors did contain evidence fully
and specifically showing that the latter
had been duly elected aad appointed ~
electors therefore ordering that the do.
cision Of the Commission aud the grounds
thereof be rsmandsd and rssommitted 10
| the Commission with the request that the
same be 20 corrected or explained (; that
the Commission be further requested to
furnish In detail the reasons Of the dccis-
ioa, 80 that that House may be enlight.
ened. also the course 10 pursue In the dis
charge Of its duties, and that In the mean
time the votes Of the Hayes electors DO
not counted.
Hale made a point Of order that BY the
Electoral Commission Law IL was the i'm.
p%erativc duty Of the House Of the end Of
two hours debate 10 vsts oil the main
question. which Was whether the votes
should he counted In conformity with the
decision. and that nething In the shaps Of
delay, In whatever form pssentsd. could
now arrest the wheels Of It's decision.
Wilson, Of Iowa, added TO Hale's point
Of order. that the House ssuld refer meth
ing TO the Commission. That would 70
| quiro at least concurrent action.
| Noou, VI NoW Asfkt ocSihfeu th"s sny
ihtimation of . desire on the part OF the
Democratic side Of the Mouse 10 intsrpese
opposition 10 any decision Of the Electoral
Commission, was entirely gratuitous and
unsupported by anything that had taken
place.
Hale Has anything BEEN said this
morning to indicate any charge Of thai
kindr
wood-The gentleman has Just spoken
Of delay. and has intimatsd that there 10
an Intentional disposition On the part 81
the House to delay action. 1 can assure
the gentlemen thai there 10 NO such intcn'
ton. while We are really In good faith. do
termined 10 carry out In al respects the
Electoral Commission Law. and the result
that may 10 reached In pursuance OF II.
still We demand the right Of expression Of
opinion.
Knott contested the psint Of order and
thought that there was nothing In the law
which prevented tho House. with the con
currencs Of the Senate. from demanding
back 10 the Electoral Commission for
their further oonsiaeraisa The decision
National Republican., 1877-08-13
DISTRICTAFFAIRS.

The District government Office was quite
lively part Of the day on Saturday, and con-
siderable business was transacted.
Mr.. Thomas Lewis, the next lowest bidder
for extending the Thomson school building,
has been awarded the contract, the original
contractor having withdrawn. Mr.. Lewis bid
was II, $50.
Messrs. Goldin, Kengla, Carpenter and Hall,
q committee representing the county tax
payers, had an interview with the Commits
siOners relative to the special assessments for
Improvements on roads In the county, which
they claim to be illegal and unjust. and ask cd
that some plan be devised by which revisions
can be made, and in many cases the tax be
removed altogether, especially upon certain
roads which have not been improved, but on
which heavy assessments have been based.
A list OF these rOsSls was submitted, and the
equiti es In each ease discussed at length.
The Commissioners will not only give the
matter their attention, but propose personally
to inspect all the roads set down on the list.
During the day delegation Of business men
from Seventh street waited upon the Comnis-
sioneB and entered q complaint about the
slow and unworkmAnlike manner in which
the Improvements and repairs are being made
TO row Of buildings At the corner Of ID and
Seventh streets. The contractor was occupy
ing more Of these streets than allowed by law,
and the old rubbsge from the buildings un-
necessarily blocked the street. The Commits
sioners, In answering, said they should in
spect the premises and raise the blockade.
National Republican., 1877-08-13
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At special meeting Of the directors Of the
Fircmen's Insurance Company, the vice prcsi-
dent announced the death Of the president Of
the company, Mr. James Adams, whercupon
the following resolutions were adopted:
Reoired, That II Is with deep and heartfelt sor.
row that the members Of this board have learned
OF the decease ofour most worthy president, James
Adams, with whom for many years We have been
70 pleasantly associated.
Resoired, That II Is meet and proper for us 10 de-
clare and place upon record our high apprccia.
tion Of the sterling merits and eminent worth Of
our departed friend, 40 well and favorably known,
not only to ourselves, but likewise 10 SO many OF
our fcllow.citizens.
Res,tued That his upright life and perfect fdel.
ity and integrity In the various trusts Official and
private which In the course ofhis long and useful
life he has 80 ably filed and so faithfully dis
charged, render his example worthy Of the praise
aud imitation OF all.
Re,oited, That a copy Of the foregoing, signed by
The vice president and secretary, be conveyed TO
the family OF the deceased, with the assurance OF
our sympathy aad condolcncc.
Re.'tNd, That the members and officers Of the
board will In body attend the funeral Of the de.
ceased.
National Republican., 1877-08-13
ANYTHING BUT INSURANCE.

COMPANIES DAMAGED AND RETIRED DURING
THE PAST SIX MoNTHs-AS IMPOSING
ARRAY.
The following compilation from official
sources shows the number aud designation of
damaged and retired Are insurance companies
reported during tho hrst six months Of 1877:
1. Metropolitan, New York. receiver.
2. Farmers Joint Stock, receiver.
9. CtiIens; West Virginia, receiver.
4. Builders, West Virginia: receiver.
5. gun Cnderwriters, North Carolina, receiver.
9, frankIand. Tennessee, receiver.
7. Commercial. Missouri receiver.
Z. Paterson, New Jersey, receiver.
0. Iumberman aud Manufacturing, Missouri,
receiver
10. builder, Massachusetts,, receiver
u. suffolk Mutual Massachusetts,, receiver.
Il Mutual Protection, Pennsylvania, receiver.
l3. Farmers Mutual. Connecticut receiver.
u. Oswegp County Mutual, New York, receiver.
IL, Columbia Mutual New York. receiver.
l6 Conway Mutual Massachusetts receiver.
IL. Coos Mutual New Hampshire receiver.
IL. Snnbury Mutual, Pennsylvania, receiver.
-. Lehgh Valley Mutual, Pennsylvania. re-
ccircr
%. oswego and onondaga, New York, rcinsured.
u. Brewers Wisconsin, reinsured
y Farmers, Merchants and Manufacturers,
Ohio, rensured.
23. Albemarlc Virginia, reinsured
"a. bangor. Maine, reinsurcd.
%. Globe, Massachusetts reinsured.
D. Residence, Ohio. re'nsurcd.
%. United States, Missouri. reinsurcd.
~ Citizens, New Jerey, New York, license re-
vOkcd.
q, Royal Canadian, Canada, New York Missouri,
and Kansas, license revoked.
81 Defiance, Ohio, winds up.
81. Standacona, Canada. winds up.
81. Providence, Canada winds up.
,S. Lycoming Mutual, Pennsylvania, assessment
~ per cent.
a. Peoples, Mutual, Ohio, assessment 5 per cent.
81. Delaware Mutual, assessment per cent.
81. Forest City Mutual. Ohio, per cent
81. Niagara Mutual, Canada, reinsured.
~. brunswick, wett Virginia, failed.
81. Rtate. Indiana failed.
40 Capital City, Alabama hiled.
a. Central City, Alabama. failed.
e. fernando, Tennessee failed.
g. Hibcrnia, Louisiana, failed.
~ Iron City, West Virginia. fniled.
t5 P~abody, West Virginia. failed
+6 Peoples. West Virginia, failed.
A. hun city, Tennessee. failed.
~ Hope. Louisiana. failed.
~. Delaware State Delaware, failed.
80 Federal District OF Columbia, failed.
81. Tennessee Fire and Marine, reinsuTed.
81. Paterson, New jersey, reinsured.