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G. Gentle
PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH %, 1877.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wnIrEsToxE TELEGRAPH LINE
US steamer Powhattan. Chadwick. Norfolk.
russian steam fgate SHETLAND. Grand Duke Alexis COM
folk
Russian Bogat Caps cnaproG commander Nor
Steamer Oder Ger, Leist. Bremen March 10 and
riehs Co. March is Int - 81 lon 50 o. parsed IA.
Ssn ss Sosad S M S. saw 1es
sci bottom up. apparently fisherman; the "o''o" was
Agnes. Burdck. Philadelphia. with mdse to Bo-
Ship Morris tor Windsor, Ns>, Norris, Bremen 80
days in ballast 10 ) Whitney Co. Had variable
Shanns Marie ~ aass
in the English channsi heavy weather OH Dungcness;
Cape sable ns sn s foas March ana
LAT a. 80 Ion - 49, passed the wreck OF vessel bottom up
Aps t ~ Rm me. so ".s Ss a% Bremen days
and ~ The Lizard ballast poydA hincken. Had
ssss is Tor since s "s"'
uS rs cass 10 o BOYD
this ceas then s'rsng and NJ s wmds 10 ovs in BAL
last TO Tucker Had strong westerly gales with squalls
Brig Easlct Sof rortoa Davis cuid"a Bolivar Feb ii
Wig nS"s Hs ssau IA sSSs to ss 's With
to lIavemeye, Elder: vessel to EVANS Ball Co ,,,
ssIr WIN Jsns sio yakenOars. Jacksonville 10 days.
schr Lily. Cole Charleston days, with railroad ties to
Frazer Long Branch, with from steamer
ns-Brig Allianx er which anchored in the lower
bay, up to the city I'D. PM.
MISUNDERSTANDING Stewart CIR, Mustard, hence
leak when short and returned for repairs; will
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
New York. with ndss and passengers to Outerhrdgs
New YORK.
tss VIM S sSnn York.
Tsi; fSss.s =: Ss
ssSr s ssa s SfS York.
schr hcs.ie By.nes, Bsysrd, Boston tor New York.
s ssSr a r's Ss%
s ssr Il o" New Ss
schr Albert Daiy. Daily: Wsc w tor Norfolk.
schr Hattie Collins Dickinson nysnns for New York.
sshr r ID. se I'm
schr 4 + COIN. Brown. Fail River for New York.
sSr Fiji % % X,
schr Ellen Baxter, Lamphier, New London for New
scIr N Webb stowe. Norwich for New York.
sehr Clara Pcs. Ferris f"rtcnes.er Tor New iork.
s g sav' Ga s fer Nov S Xsn
schr Duryca. Carpenter Glen Cove for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer santee, Davis, New York for New Bedford.
Steamer Tlhe. Ewing New York for New London and
Stea",er Delaware Smith, New York for Norwich,
schr Lucy Ames, Bishop, New York for Boston.
Schr Hannah Blown Snckett, New York for Providence
schr Carrie l. Hix, Xix. New York for Boston.
Schr Eclipse Dix, New York for Cold Spring.
ssr uSssda 9saa e. s
Schr Price. Nickerson, New York Tor Boston
Schr VIM Burden, Adams. Hoboken tor Providence.
Schr Mansfield, Achorn, Weehxwken for Providenca.
schr Orlando Smith, Ferris Elizsbethport Tor rorchss
ter.
sshr Aro parass Bshop Port Johnson for P5oyIdsnce
Sclr Fell, Nickerson, Port johnson for Providence
scAr Samuel Croker rh,ushe Port johnson for Taua
ton.
Schr VIM Irish Tirrell Port Johnson Providence
schr Geo Msrkle, Shropshire, Amboy for Providence.
At anchor In Hart Island Roads awaiting favorable
breezeBmrks Terry Burn ( New York Tor - John, NIB
Bean do for Boston, hrss Iza do tor Portland Me
Hattie for Boston. coasting schooners
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CORONERS BUSINESS.

Tho Coroners held several nqucsts yesterday. Tho
inquest tho body OF Theresa Yunsbcs showed that
she dcd OF apopexy. That on the boy Joseph Dila-
bers, lato OF No ~ Thompson street, resulted In q
verdict OF death from accidental scading Oc-
cnsioned by falling into tub OF b0llin
water the 9th Of February. II was
found that Margaret Wcincr died Ut rupture OF an
aneurism. The verdict ON the body OF Joseph Holz-
apfo child OF No 237 East Eighcth street, that
hc died OF convusions Edward Recgcs death was
attributed 10 exhaustion following injuries accdona
received on tho 10Th Of lnsl ucccmher.
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GLASS BALL SHOOTING.

Captain A. H. Bcgardus, champion wing shot, will
this evening give the people OF Newark, N. j., op-
portunity Of witnessing his wonderful skill with tho
gum He has decided to shoot on exhibition In New
Institute Hail. that city, and break 500 glass balls IN
Sixty consecutive minutes. The balls Will be sprung
from traps aud ouly those broken In tho
air Will be counted. Captain Bogardus Is the only man
who has killed consecutlvcy 100 birds ON tho
wing sufunC from Il trad
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THE FALL OF A HOUSE.

An action was brought in tho Brooklyn City Court,
before Judge Nelson, yesterday, by Oscar p MURDOCH
against John D. Chapman, $40, 600 damages
for injuries sustained IN April 1874 by the falling
building owned by dccndants situated near the
OF Tom pkins avenue and stockton street
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REV. J. n. HErvEENAx.

Rev. John N. HcIernaD. recently rector OF ST.
Paul's Church. Paterson, died ut Charleston G., on
Thursday. Tho deceased was graduated at Columbia
College and the General Theological Seminary in New
York. For brief period he the incumbent Of
All Angels IN that city. lie grew up tue parish OF
ST. Luke's in Hudson street. Mr.. Helernan very
highly esteemed In Paterson where lie was In charge
OF ST. paul's since 1870 He was hrly-nvc years old
ut the time OF his DEATH and leaves VITO anu family
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THE IRISH SOCIETIES.

The convention of the Irish societies OF this city
held stated meeting last night to elect officers Tor
the coming year. After vote of THANKS had been
passed tho daily journals OF this CITY
Tor tho publicity which they had given mat
tiers relating TO the ST. Patrick's Day DEM
onstraton the officers for last year submitted their
reports which show tho societies to be flourish ne
condition. committee on nominations was then APP
pointed the report Of which gave to much DIS
That the result OF tho elections could no be OBJ
tutn
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nSCELLANEOUS.
FINE THING FOR THE TEETH.
sozoDoNT
sozoDoNr
THE ONLY DESr1rRicE THAT wu1TRNs tn,
eeth without njuring the enamel
sozoDoNT
THE ONLY DENrrFRI0s THAT REMOVES
disagreeable odors from tho breath.
soZODoNT.
THE ONLY DEXr1FRIcE THAT MPARrs
cooling and refreshing feeling to the mouth.
soZoDoNr
CONTAINS NO ACIDS OR ANY SUBSTANCES
that will inure the teeth.
soZoDoNE
HAS RECEIVED THE ENDORSEMENT OF
eminent dentists, physicians and scientific men.
CoNsUMPTIoN CAN BE CURED.
POSITIVE. RADICAL AND uNDousrED
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
WINCHEsTEES HYPoPHOsPnITE OF LIME AND
SODA
WILL CURE CONSUMPTION
and prevent the de velocnt the disease all Of
predisposition or threatened attack.
For Weak Lungs. Chronic Bronchitis, General Debility
Loss oi 'igor aud Appetite Nervous Prostra
ton. Dyspepsia aud Indigestion
wiNoHEsTERs HtPopHospHrrE OF LIME AND
SODA
IS a Specific
being unequaiied as Valizine Tonic aud Brain, Nerve
- and Blood Food.
rrices, VI and ~ per bottle. Prepared only by
-. WINCHESTER n Co. Chemists.
Sold by druggists. 10 John st., New York.
DIVORCES QUIETLY-ANy STATE; PAY WHEY
! AHkNtlY. ~ Anns inissa
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NICHOLS WILL RECEIVE THE COMMISSION
MEETINGS OF MERCHANTS TO OPPOSE ANY
COMPROMISE.
Ok TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEW ORLEANS, March %, 1877.
Excitement In regard 10 the protected visiting
mission Is intensiiymg, and the people TO DO
unanimou, in expressing their determination 10
anything IN the shape OF bargain or compromise
they claim that such body has any right TO inter-
iere with their domestic AFFAIRS that nothing short OF
the results Of the election returned by the super.
visors will satisfy them They have confidence In
Mr. wnceIer whom they regard as having already
dupcd them in the so-caed "whcelcr Compromise" Of
Two years ago. and determined TO force tho
Of either Nichols or military government
PACKARD AND THE TAXES.
A statement published in tho morning papers to the
effect that Packard yesterday tcegraphed to Washing
ton that the Nichols Legislature about dsinte.
grating, AMI that his tax collectors freely collect
ing taxes, has excited much resentment Measures
have been instituted TO call an indignation mass meet.
ing OF taxpayers to refutc the libel. 1t Will probably
take place on Monday. To-day the Cotton Exchange
met and passed a series of resolutions denouncing
Packards tasehood and asserting that the people OF
LOUISIANA throughout State recognize only gov
ernment-that OF Nichols.
Tho Chamber OF Commerce will meet to- o. ght and
take similar action In the meantime the Nichols
tax collectors are doing thriving business
EXCITEMENT or THE POPULATION.
The more exciiabe OF the population openly urge
80, ,hass ., 49, '.uaa i $500. 1850, w. W. ~, y.
ern ~ bIs T.rs'n,"ns 49,, , ",
says:-"Wo have waited so long that we can easily
walt until The end i" He has. however, gwen private
Kindly and hospitably he Wi, decline their services
III bringing about any arrangement that looks to other
n,,r., IN ,h,s s r'S n h :" MI s
doubtedy sustained to tho last emergency and pub
nc sentiment Is sulhccntiy pronounced 10 permit Of
'''' ""S AnyIcrs ypox w.su,xoroy
Late to-day It was announced that he was in receipt
aav'ces ,ron mo LOUISIANA conressnen AZ ash
tuicd the commission Tor tho purpose OF "compro.
misc," but only TO make arrangements by which
, ' ,% Ia ~, ~, oou ,nu s."'eTy anu .no
~, na,rorar ,"n,,,,, a. ~, .nis WV Is
hov. 1900, s,,',aar! , 49,, ~ wy p,'p's "no
800. 49, ,,i, ~. ~ ''pt 1917, W 'eoe''on
"e"'"'s W.. ''Se'P"nS ""'en ""S ""heIio
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THE BROOKLYN FIRE SUFFERERS.

Nyw York, March 20, 1871
To EDITOR or THE HERALp:--
] would like TO know what was done with the
$25,o or 1000 that collected from the gem
erous people OF New York, Brooklyn and Tor
the people that suffered In tho Brooklyn Calamity.
ask this question without any auson or dsrespect 10
the committee that were appointed TO hold and dis
tribute the same. lNQUISlTIvE JEEOAE.
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A MEDICAL SWINDLER.

An adroit German swindler has lately been victim
izing number Of physicians IN Brooklyn. He clamcd
TO be physician out OF practice and oil the pro.
LESSON, taking pity on him, subscribed various sums
Of money TO assist him. He called Dr. 1uttc's Office,
No AZ Chauncey street, on Thu rsday evening. and,
the Doctor beng out, he managed to steal box Of
surgical instruments. The police looking tor him.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON. March 23--Arrivcd bnrks ~ Munts Ger,
schulkcn Manila Anita Gor Bruhn. Rio ;rande do Sui
Norah HAIL. Cienfuepos; Allen, Fsrr Matmnzas; schr
silver Heels Macomher, ST Mare (laysiJ.
Cleared ste MASSACHUSETTS, tB Walters, Liver.
pool Worcester Wright Philadelphia; rchr Mabel, Ma.
toney, 81 Domingo.
BALTiMOKE March .3--Arrived. steamers Johns Hop.
kins. Hallct, Boston; ID Foley, Price, Charleston
banks Boyesta Nor, Taradscn kochefort; Dartmouth
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WHALEMEN.

letter from Capt Potter, OF ship Emma Jones' OF NIB
reports her AT Payta March oil since last report
sail that day long the on Shore Ground
Mr. Foster who join the ship as "a mate ar
rived that day. and from the steamer to the ship
letter from Cap, Sparks, of .chr Clara SPARKS OF
Provncetown reports her st Jago Feb Z. not having
whales weeks and having taken but go bbs
Blacklist since last Capt SPARKS reports the follow
ing vessels Schrs Chas Thompson Leach
nothing since leaving Western islands, Quickstep Manlcy
do, clean.
New Bedford March 22-Bark Osprey viii sail on OF
about May tor in tho Atlantic Ocean, under
command OF Le Roy Lewis, of Tsbury. Mr. Lewis was
ate OF tho Osprey on her last voyage
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TROOPS FROM THE SOUTH.

[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ERwroRr, II. l., March 81 1877.
A detachment from Company X, First United States
Artillery, stationed at Fort Adams, but who were Or
dcred South prior 10 tho Presidential election, arrived
here to-day from Washington, whore they have been
Ouurtcrcd some time.
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BASEBALL NOTES.

The ST. LOUIS Browns first trip will take place about
the 25th irst when they start for Indianapolis, play
ing return games with the Hoosicrs the Goth and
27th During THIS trip they will open the Springfield,
Ill., new grounds in game with the local club of that
city
There will be practice game at Prospect farx to-day
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ESCAPE OF A POST OFFICE THIEF.

CHICAGO March 90, 1877.
Frederick J. Gross, who was yesterday apprehended
tho OF stealing letters which no was distributing
IN the Post Office, escaped from the Marshals office
about 1--WE oclock in the afternoon This tnct nrst
made known this morning. and II is supposed that he
Is in Canada by this time.
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succession, for by all Lake and ssagolng vessels This
signal has OF the underwriters Chamber
Of the CS inspectors ot steam vos
sells and the shipping interests generally: ana VIII mere
after be by the Us Life saving Service stations
coast by the Us marine vessels when
nm " herr
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SAILED.

Steamers Claribel ODD for Kingston a. &c; City Of Dali
las Fernand.nm. &c. bNrks Espelund Nor) Great Var.
mouth Niagara ;er) Bremen briggs Toni tAus) Trieste
Astren U;cr), Hong Kong: Eta Tucker. st Thomas;
Princess Beatrice t Point p'trs; Loosen (Nor. Sta
yunocr IEdounrd (Br), st Pierre: l. Bowen. pernnn
buco schrs Sunny South, Cardenas Potos, Csmpeachy
and Tnv
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DIR. M'MANUS' BAIL.

DR.. Henry McManus, indicted for perjury in the
Miller divorce suit Iatoly tried in Brooklyn, forfeited
his bail of 81 600 yesterday by nonappcarance in tho
Brooklyn City Court. His father was his bondsman.
bench warrant was issued Tor tho Doctors arrest
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STILL LIVING.

Contrary to general expectation Francis Mahady,
who sho. himself his residence No. 444 Hicks street,
Brooklyn on Thursday afternoon last is still living
Peters Hospital.
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EXPLOSION AND SCALDING.
BosroS, March %, 1877.

BosroS, March %, 1877
Tho still Of tho Boston Dye Wood nnd Chemical
Company East Boston exploded to-day badly scald-
ing four men. two Of whom probably fatally In.
jurcd. Tho building was demolished.
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SUICIDE OF A spECULATOR.

TRoy, N. Y. March 49, 1871
Burrows Cure, aged Aity-eght years. well known
wool spcculator Of this city, blow his brains ous with
revolver this morning. Ho was Ill ut tho smc
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SPOKEN.

Ship Thyatra (r. from Annoy tor New York, Feb H. lat
81 s. Ion 90 e.
ship Osceol Berry from New York for San Francisco.
Feb .. lat rs s. Ion 81.
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BELOW.

Ship Wright (of Yarmouth Ns). Crowcll, from Green.
heb 21, to Boyd Hincken.
Ba,k vittor,o dab. Maresca, from Smyrna. Dec s.
BarK Cazque of Brxham), Cox, Montevideo Jan IS to
Geo # Buey
bark Haven Ulrck from MatAnzas March Q, to NIL.
Ter x Houghton.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for tho past twcnty-four hours In oom
parison tho corresponding date Of last year as
indicated by the thermometer ~ Hudhurs pharmacy
HERALD Bulldng:-
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

MIGHT SIGNAL VESSELS.
There Is now established Distress Coston Night Sig
nal showirg while burning, hs colors red white red la
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Average temperature yesterday. 49,
Average temperature for CORES bonding date last
wear ........................ "a
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails. | Destination
Office

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TUE MONTH";
APRIL.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.
7NANTED-THREE' SCREW STEAMERS OF ABOUT
w 800 burden: compound cngines speed about
knots drsuh of water att not 10 feet when loaded
Apply 20 address COOKE BEGGS 10 Cortlandt st.,
New York. giving full particulars.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

CAPE HAYrIEN. March SIN port Alpha Salisbury
Tor Boston; Crest of the Wave, for Cuba, seeking.
GIBRALTAR. March 2Sailed. schr Albert Smith Pink.
ham drcn, LeehoTn), Philadelphia.
Towed through the Straits March s. brig Ella Br Dart
from Messina for Philadelphia.
HAVANA, March 23-Arrived, steamer Clyde. Kennedy
New York.
HALIFAX. March 10Arrved, bark Protector (Nor), Ham,
sen, Liverpool brig Evangene thr), Dugau, Boston.
Also arrived 18TH, steamer Caspian (sr) Tr0cks Port
land for Liverpool (and sailed at 10 rs AND.
Arrived 21st, schr Dreadnot (Br) Borden New York.
LOCxroRT Ms, March 20-Arrived schr Summervlle
lBr), Swain, Now York.
Rio GRANDn. FeO s-Cleared. brig A Hovtcs Dutch
De Jonge, New York.
Sailed Jan 81 schr Maud Briggs, Davis Boston, Feb 2.
brig Arion (Gier), Jongeblood New York; 4th schr
FnrnhHm Gem. st Thomas
PoINr-A-PITRK March 22-Arrived, schr Lavnia Bell,
Aldrch, New York
ST. Thomas March e-In port, schrs John Rose Howell
from Cudad Bovar Clara smith, Greene, trcm Rockport
Me.
ST JOHN NIB, March 21-Arrved, banks Wawaleneh (Br)
Wilson, Liverpool; Arabia (Br), Easton, do.
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THE SENTIMENT OF NEW ORLEANS.

PUBLIC FEELING IN THE CRESCENT cITY-How
NICHOLS WILL RECEIVE THE COMMISSION
MEETINGS OF MERCHANTS TO OPPOSE ANY
COMPROMISE.
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REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wuiTgsToxE TELEGRAPH LINE
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-22
WELSH A Slave holder.

The New York Sun telegraghed to
Cuba for information from the Spanish
Government as to the real owners of
the sugar plantation for which the firm
of S. ~ w. Welsh, of philadelphia,
have been assessed. The answer came
that the Welshs own the estate, accord
Ing to the official record of property,
and TINT the estate could not appear on
that record as their property unless at
ieast one member Of that firm had
sworn TO the ownership. From this
the Sun draws, the deduction that
either John Welsh, partner in the firm
of s. u W. Welsh, owns slaves in
Cuba or the sworn record of the Span
ish Government is false. II must be
pleasing for Mr.. Hayes to contemplate
she fact that he has appointed slave
holder as Minister to England.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-22
THE SILVER BILL.

The Senate Finance Committee has
authorized Senator Jones to report the
House silver bill with recommends
ton for its passage without any amend
ment except one providing for the
purchase and coinage of bullion to the
amount of not less than 50 600, 900 AMI
not more than 81 600 900 per month.
The bill is therefore ia fair way to
become law at an early day.
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SLIGHTLY AIIs EAKEN.

The Virginia Chronicle. in an article
en Nevada politics, mentions @. c..
PoNniag Of Reno. Jerry Moore of
Elko. aud c. G. Biles of Humboldt. as
candidates for Lieutenant Governor
on the Republican ticket. The
Chronicle is certainly mistaken in
regard to Mr.. Biles. He is not Re-
publican, and Is not candidate for
lieutenant Governor on that or any
other ticket His name has been flvor-
ably mentioned in connection with the
nomination for Secretary of State on
the Dem 1cratic ticket by friends all
ever the State. We cannot see how
the Chronicle could have fallen into
the error of making him Republican,
as he evinces no symptoms of joining
either the Radical or Hayes wingl Of
chat party.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
syrp, SILVER MINING COMPANY.

n OCArlON of principal place OF business:
4 A San Francisco, California. Location Oh
WORKS, Star District, humboldt county
Nevada. -
No ice is hereby given, that at meeting OF
the Board of Directors, held on the @Ith day OF
September, 1871, an asse sInent 30 81 81 rive
Cents per share was levied upon the capltal
stock Of the corporation, payable llniae-
diaSely in United states goa cola, 10 tne
Sec etary, at the Office OF Tie company NO.
312 Montgomery street, san frahclsco'
California.
ANY sock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the -or,,,r,
TWEEN rY-SEVhN1A DAY OF OCTOBER,
1871,
Will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at
public auc, ion; and unless payment Is maoe
before viii be sold on ,
TA.UHDAI. raE SEVEN ZENITH DAY
NOVEMBER, 1877,
TO pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF
sale.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
ABRAHAM nALohl, Secretary.
Office, 3l2 Mon gomery street, san
Francisco. oct1-le
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JUSTICE NOT swINDLING.

The mouthpieees of the bond holders
in the Eastern States say that by re-
monetizing silver we should swindle
the holders of United States bonds
during the next thirty years out of
about $500 100000. Upon such false
assertions they expect to create a
public sentiment against the 81 yer bill.
The restoration of silver to the stand.
ard it occupied at the time the bonds
were issued, does not swindle the
bond holders out of cent. 1t
is simply rectifying the mistake
of Congress in 1873. That so
called mistake. which is now shown to
have been q movement in the interest
of bond holders, swindled the Govern.
mentz-the people-out of hundreds of
millions of dollars. by compelling the
payment in gold of the principal and
interest of bonds, which prior to that
time were payable in gold or silver, at
the option OF the Government. Ii the
bond holders are swindled by being
paid in silver, the people were swindled
by the Act compelling the payment of
the bonds in gold. Therefore, in strict
justice to the holders of bonds and the
people, who are taxed to pay them. the
Act of 1873 should be repealed. aud
silver restored to its old standard.
Though bonds are exempt from taxa
ton and the capitalists who hold them
do not contribute dollar to the sup
port of the Government, which affords
them protection, it does not follow that
Congress must legislate exclusively for
their benefit. and swindle the people
to pay in gold coin that. which, accord.
ing to agreement, might be paid in
gold or silver.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-22

IN SAVIOR OF WAR.

dispatch from London says that
leading rurcophiie journals dem md
that EngLnd declare war on Russia so
that Turkey may not be sAcrihced. II
b. not likely that the Government will
follow this advice, as such d. claration
would be likely to enlist Germany on
sae side of Russia. England may ten
der It's services as IA inedl .tor. aud en-
deasor to secure tina best terms of
erace for Turkey. bat it is not probable
shAt she will engage ia the war. The
English people aud ministry are NOT
1naa4anpuslg in. fason OF tina ruxk.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-22

WASHINGTON, Nov. q.
WESTERN DISPATCHES
Complaint Dismissed.

SAN Francisco, Nov. %.
Judge Ferrall yesterday dismissed
the complaints against Kearney Knight,
Picket and Bates. He is satisfied they
canno, be held for riot, but is not sure
that they have not made themselves
amenable to the law. They held a
meeting hast night. Ksarney declares
his intention to hold another meeting
on Oalifronia l.ill. aud is determined
to bring suit against the city for false
mprisonment