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OOso u 49, vosu0 ko1u SuoS COuteI0pIo
ted by the parties when the bonds
were issued. Any attempt to pay the
national debt in . coinage Of q less
commercial value than the money of
the world would involve q violation of
public faith and work irreparable in.
jury to the public credit. 1t was the
great merit Of the act Of March. 1860.
IN strengthening tho public credit, that
Il removed oil doubt - to the pur-
pose Of tho United States to nav
hor bundled debt in coin.
Ireoognise the public advantage of
making all nominations - near as
possible On personal recommeudations,
in The sense Of being free from mere
caprioe or favor. In these directions
and in Offices in which special train.
ing y Of great value, claim TO en-.
ploy such rules % to the tenure of Of.
Soe - may induce men of proper
Qualifications to apply themselves to
the discharge Of it, duties and to b.
coming prO6cieot. Bearing these
thing IN mind. I have endeevored to
reduce the number Of changes in sub
ordinate place usually made upon the
change oftbe general administr.tion.
and shall most certainly cooperate With
Congress in better systematizing the
various modes and rules of admission
to tho public service. and Of promotion
within. q may promise to b most
suoeesfal in making thorough. COM
potent and efficient officials.
He then touches upon our foreign
rsaatiops which arc peaceful and
nnfsGHa6knev Tn vou>,A a.
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NEW THIS WEEK.
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FALLING SICKNESS

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NAM MOTH DAIRY!
Milk from CraSs-Fed Cows,
81 Cents per Quart.

Stop the Cart when the Bell Rings.
Leave orders at Barnes, Central Market, or
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YOUNG MEN

Will remember that DIR. Brenan has lectured
on manhood for years, and is perfectly famil-
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mind to its natural condition.
Everything strictly confidential and honora-
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You will always find him social and glad to
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SUMMONS.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
i of Oregon for the county of Multnomah.-
George c. Sears, Plaintiff, VS.. Winfield Hughes
and L. B. Seavier, Defendants.-To Winfield
Hughes and L. B. Seavier, Defendants above
named In the name of the State of Oregon,
and by virtue of order of publication of
summons duly made by Hon. L. L. Macarthur,
Judge of said Court, and dated April 18th, 1877,
and to the effect that service of summons be
made upon said Defendants by the publication
OF a summons for a period not less than once a
week for six consecutive weeks in the NEW
NORTHWEST, you are hereby required to appear
and answer to the complaint filed in this ac-
tion against you by the first day of the term
next following the expiration of the time pre-
scribed in said order of publication, to-wit: the
llth day of June, 1877, and if you fail so to do,
the Plaintiff will take judgment herein against
you for the relief demanded in his complaint.
herein, to-wit: for the recovery of the sum of
Five Hundred and Thirteen and 60-l00 (5l3 60)
Dollars u. s. gold coin, and accruing interest
and costs and disbursements of this action,
and ten per cent. attorneys fees upon a certain
note for One Hundred and Fifty Dollars, de-
scribed in said complaint and executed to
Sears & Wilmer by the Defendants above
named. THAYER q WILLIAMS,
apl20 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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DR. Brennan CAN TELL THE PATIENTS
IL disease the moment he comes in contact
with them, no matter how complicated the
case may be. This accounts in part for his
wonderful success in the treatment of chronic
and difficult diseases. His perfect knowledge
of Physiology and PhrenOlOgy and human
character, which he reads at glance, enables
him to understand the wants of each indiyid-
ual with whom he comes in contact, and his
perfect medical knowledge enables him to pre-
scribe the proper remedy with unerring GER
tainty.
DIR. BRENAN has Travelled so much, and has
come in contact with so many people by means
of his lectures both in Europe and America,
that he has become a perfect master in his line
Of business. The laws of life and health and
the physical wants of men and women have
been his constant study. Few men in the pro-
fession have had his broad experience, and
fewer still possess his keen and liberal mind to
dive into the mysteries of human nature and
search out her individual wants. To attempt
to treat diseases without being able to tell
what the matter is with the patient is like
looking into the Mammoth Cave of Kentucky
for the lost arts of Egypt.
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Or hands to tamper with in practice vain,
Like to wOman's virtue is mans strength;
A heavenly gift within holy shrine,
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By hands made pure and hearts of faith sincere,
Even as the priesthood of the ONE divine.
DIR. Brennan has astonished skeptics by his
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the same after some of the best physicians had
failed. A timely call upon the Doctor will cost
you nothing, and may be the means of saving
you weeks and months of pain and suffering a
broken down constitution, and an early grave.
DIR. Brennan has lectured to ladies for
years, and thoroughly understands the delicate
and refined organization of woman, and how
liable she is TO suffering and disease, that man
seems to know so little about Thousands of
ladies, young and old, who scarcely see a well
day in the year, and thousands more who fill a
premature grave might be made healthy and
happy by calling in time on the Doctor
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CONSUMPTION
p Os ve1y red

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We don't want your money until you are
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you.
Price, for large box. SO 90, sent to any part of
the United States or Canada, by mail, on re-
ceipt of price. Address
ASH & ROBBINS,
6-36 $50 Fulton street, Brooklyn, y. Y.
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;ATARRH AND ALL DISEASES OF THE
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WHAT ARE YOU BEST ADAPTED FOR ?

DIR. Brennan can tell your disposition, what
you are best adapted for, and what you will
best succeed in; describe proper partner for
life, one whom you can live and be happy
with, and, in fact, will point you out the true
path of life which leads to Health, Happiness,
and PrOSDeritV
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At his office at the Clarendon Hotel from 10 to
II A. NJ. and at rooms and 7 in COrbett's Block,
corner of Front and Washington streets, from
l 80 to 3 and from to P. NJ.
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WHY BE BALD?
WHEN YOU CAN BUY A FAMILY RICH
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DAVID AND ANNA TSON,
BY Abigail Scott Duniway:
Editor New Northwest" Portland Oregon,
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A FULL AND ELEGANT STOCK OF
Pianos, Organs, ViOlins, Guitars, Flut-
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DR.. PAUL M. Brennan,
THE RENOWNED MEDICAL
LECTURER AND PRACTITIONER,
All Chronic and Difficult Diseases,

Would respectfully inform the Public that he
can be consulted FREE OF
CHARGE upon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-15
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON on THE SPOT rIRMER-FUTUREs CLOSED
FIRM FLOUR FiRM-wHEAT FIRM-conN
FIRMER-oATs FIRM-wHIsKEY NOMINAL
PORK AND LARD FIRM-PETRoLEUM QUIET
SPIRITS OF rURpENTINE DULL-RosIN BULL
OILS QUIET-coFFEE QUIET-sUGA FIRM
FREIGHTs DULL.
SATURDAY, April l4-6 P. NJ
The war lever on to-day, and the markets were
accordingly excited, and SO far as Change was con-
cerncd everything was higher Flour and wheat
though not very active higher, and held at
tremc figures. Corn very active, and &c. &c.
higher, with heavy sales Oats active and higher
Whiskey dull and nominal Pork active and higher.
Lard active and higher. Freishts dull. Cotton
the spot Grmer aud futures closed firm. Coffee
steady. sugar firm. Oils also firm, but naval
stores dull and lower.
CorrER-1here steady market for Braxis, and
1000 bags Sold Sibyl Wynn, private terms
and COG bags Rio at Baltimore, ex David Stewart, on
priyate terms. We quote :-Ordnary cargoes. Ice
leac; fair do. 1870. 1slsc,; good do, isac
lec prime do. 194c 2Oc extreme range for lots l6c
2l,c; Santos tar to good 1870. l9c, gold 80 days;
Java government bags pc BIC do, mats 23c.
24c; Singapore 19c Bic Ceylon. Ice 2c Maracabo
lsc DOC Laguayra, lSc. 20c jamaica. lie ISc.
St. Domingo Ice l64c.; Porto Rico. sc 2Oa.: Costa
Rca lsc. dc Mexican lsc 19sc.; Macassar. i9c.
ole. Angostura. l9c. 2olsc; sayania, lsc. zoe. ;
uorTov on the spot qnotably higher
The market was very quiet. Liverpool came dull aud
easier COTTON with midding quoted at 16d
1000 bales sales Arrivals were l32d cheaper Our
futures opened and ruled quiet during the
higher nights closing prices The closing prices
to-day compare with Fridays closing as follows:-,
t...DI .sS.~II.. l.-.IIf
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OYSTERMEN IN ARMS.

THE BEGINNING OF ANOTHER GARBAGE WAR
POSSIBLE ENCOUNTER OFF Harris ISLAND.
As the tug Caleb. OF the Street Cleaning Depart
mcnt, under the charge Of Deputy superintendent
Brdsa, was towing n ncet OF fvc scows into the
Sound Friday afternoon last she was boarded DO.
yond Throgg's Neck by pilot who informed Mr..
Birdsa that there was danger ahead. The dump
ing Of stree, refuse IN these waters. he
said, had become very obnoxious TO the oyster.
who inest them, and they had deter
mined TO band themselves together and resist
any such cncroachm cnt as tho Street Cleaning Blu
reau was trying effect They had with
dgnatoD and alarm numerous loads OF street
carried into Their baunts and there deposited
aud they had resolved 10 submit no longer. Accord
ingiy they bad yesterday manned atug with sixty
able bodied representatives, fully armed auf equipped
and this craft they were cruising about In tho
ncchborhuod OF their oyster beds, only awaiting tho
appearance OF tho fcct open lrc.
In spite ol this startling announcement, however,
Btrdsall dumped hts cargo. On reaching New York no
notified Captain Gunner and General Smith OF the hos
lilo OF the oysterncn tho lator dovis.
ing some measures Of defence.
Yesterday morning General Smith aud the police
boat Seneca lett the city early hour to convoy,
is supposed, fleet OF TO Harris Island. Tho
result OF the trip rs not known AS yet, hut doubtless
The Scncchs force prevailed aud the oyster.
constrained to all ndOn defence Of their
oyster beds and subnt to them desecrated BY
employees OF the street Cleaning Bureau.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, April Is, 1877.
The Mncng Lane markets have been variousy affected
by the prospects but the whole
n & p s o
sn ss pa ey
sorts attract tho most attention. with some speculative
Ta"ta,ion ceylon Indian coffee have sIicn sew.
s s"' ps wsn ss s next ss
will include loLcoo bass quantity in Of the
grades Of congou barely maintain The late Improvement
Indian teas aave no. N =. cases sold up to last weeks
The sugar MARKET closed strong with irregular
of I'D. per cwt over last Saturday prices.
Petroleum. 35E for fne pale American.
Produce-sprts turpentne Us. per cwt.
LONDON. April l4-Evening
Calcutta iinseed. Sis. a SIS per quarter.
Linsced oil, t26 l5s a ST per ton.
YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT.
srm.r NJ -. rSNroo.; ag grm H. ISL
Bacon cumoerland cut du at 55s snort rib dull a. sss
Long dull As. shoulders dull at 2ss. Beef-Indla
ss m ." s s1sr" s,ss al % ID
low Prime city dull At 3os 3D. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS duh at
Cheese american choice dall 7os Lard steady
rou-En,ra state nm ,srds T. 2os o. ws"So sprin.
strong WIN an aPwna snascy =, rs aa wn.er
upward tendency - lis Id corn--Mixed soft drme
FINANCIAL
Business the Stock Exchange to-day greatly de.
pressed The decline general and IN the
directly affected by the Eastern complications quite
important Turkish and Russian securities reached
the point touched since The outbrcaK o'
ton in 1870 Russian per cent lower tae day
the Stock Exchange speculative operations
tall made tbs week. and sales account OF
Paris aud Corstantinoplr especially heavy The
ctement chiefly confined bear Russian
ana Turkish securities but there has been immense
speculation for tall coDsols nlso-ndced all u
rrcy affected by the political situation have been greatly
depressed. Russian are ) u 10 lower, Hungarian Z
q, and Egyptian. Turkish French and Italian
3a5 English foreign and co,onia railways and the
ceiianeous list sustained relapse which mainly
ect the foreign markets the OF spectators
sell any thing which happen d 80 be their hands add
ing to the depression Of All senrItes Amrrcaus bave not
altogether escaped though governments prJDaDy held
about the beat position q any stock IN the market The
Of the protocol had little ect the value of
but IL tends further 70 international
business and financing II must reduce the supply OF bills
for discount and so keep down the rates,
The Atlantic cable officials announce that the shilling
tariff tor ordinary aud the sixpcnny
for deferred business will be continued notwithstanding tie
the three shilling which takes place May
LoSpoy. April -, 1877.
Consois 20 for both money and the account.
Paris advccs quote i've loaf Acc. for the
LONDON. April i4-4P. VI.
Paris advices five lOif Toe the
account
FuAsKFoRT. April H. 1877.
United States bonds new hves, iuisi
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The closing prices OF Philadelphia stocks wer
MINING SHARES,

MINING SHARES.
The following were the opening quotations tor min.
ing stocks ut San Francisco to-day
Gould Curry, u Savage, ar; Choar Potosi, "a
Ophir, l3 Hale Norcross, s; Crown Point, o: yell
low Jacket, 8; Balcher, s. Imperial, ~; Virginia
Consolidated 81 California, s3: Overman. IS; Ray
mono Ely, a; Eureka G. ", 3; Best Belcher Is;
Kenuck ~; Union Consolidated, s; Alpha, o. Meadow
Valley, 1s;. Sierra Nevada, 81; Mexican, 9; Cafe
donna, 2; Silver Hill, 2; Eureka Cons odated, s; Jus.
tice. 2; julia Consolidated, ~
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A DECLINE IN COAL.

Tho canal boat Noah went down to the bottom Of the
river with cargo OF coal OF tho foot Of Washington
street. Brooklyn, yesterday morning The boat boz
longei to Inomas COMEDY, of Philadelphia. whose
Ices 10 about SS,oso shs vail Ss raised ~ - sAsv
day.
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StainedGood ordinary y 5-lBc strict good ordinary,
i5oc; low mddng 1o4c ;middlng, io9ac. spot sales
IL ioilows:-
TO-DAY. Last Er1adpg. 7onM



-Deyefed contract 400 bales For future delivery
the sales were olows:-Yesterday after r. NJ. =
May. 300 ii.4Oc.. 400 Life. 100 at H. 4oc.,
1880 Mt | Abe. June, 800 11Jic. 1910 at
ii 55c July. 800 II e7c. August, 900 at lire,
600 Mt 1i.7sc December. 700 1T II Gee 100 ut
ll.45c; January. 800 ut ll.5tc, 200 5tc. Total.
II 200 bales. To-day to one Y MAprii 200 J. 42c
May 37c. 900 H.. Sc.. $40 IL doe. 300
Ill 4oc 900 Abe. 400 il 4Ic loo l4Jc 100
I6c. 1900 H. 4sc., loo 1l41c 30 nj Il 4!c
June i.i1c., 100 nj 4,c = loo lit Iyc T,D
al 5uc.. Hole 800 III 53r. 300 .hIc.,
l.5c. go al oc 300 ut ll5Tc 1000 At .5Sc.,
l.soD 5Yc 100 at II 6c July 600 At II G2c 900 ~
Gsc 100 at IL 6oc. 100 nc lille; August, 100
H. Tie 100 at Toe, 200 ut II Tsc 800 sDc 1000
sic. 500 1T Isle September. 100 at &c. 100
III ,3c October. 100 At 1l.4ac., 100 Hole.
Total, 264lO bales Grand total, 1900 bales.
The receipts the ports oilows :tiaveston 81
bales New Orleans o29; Mobile. ~. savannah. 377;
Charleston 10. Wilmington. 4: Norfolk. Jj1: New York,
81, Boston, $50. Philadelphia. ~ Total. Loss This day
last week, 3.Dls. his day last ycsr 1863 Total since
September 375oto bales Cotton reishts closed as oi'
owso tIavrc steam &c, compressed; BY sail $50.
To Hamburg BY steam, e compressed 10 Bremen. BY
steam ssc, compressed 10 Liverpool. by steam, a. by
sail, 5-s52c. Sac.. compressed. Market quiet
Flour GKAiS.-iicceips Flour, s.322 bbls wheat.
1000 bushels: meal .3f5 bbs aud 80 bags
receipts: barley malt ZOO do Tho excited
and higher Prices asked Tor all kinds but business
rather The sales about 1900 bills. including
state and southern, Al the annexed quotations.
Rye Hour very firm. with sales OF 75 bb Corn meal
Er.n gath an rf iva Isma md. We Ia
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rTNiNCl Al.

/ REA~jStBLE RATE s-MONEl DN LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies NortgKges.
bought al kinds effected with
j. j. ilABRiCu & co. ffo BroN!way.
Al NEW EXCHANGE WE Bry AND BELL STOCKS.
AS shares upward on I cent margins commits
sions ~ send for circular % William Holman Co
A JOHN UfCkLINti n CO., ~ BROADWAY. NV
A.York buy and sell Stocks. and cent margin;
stock Priv negotiated ~ page book explaining every
thing sent tree.
LEX. FROrlIiSoHAM co. BANksKs AND
Brokcrs II Wall st. dealers In first class Puts aud Cans.
buy and carry Stocks long desired margin OF three
to live per cent.
Send Tor explanatory circulars and weekly reports free
A TLASTIC AND GULF. DETROIT AND MILWAUKEE
Adeauted railroad city town, county Bonds wanted
by vANDEVENTEk, rs Liberty 81. room 20.
A --MERciiANTS CAN BORROW $500 TO 5000 ON
~ Merchandise by applying JOHN DAVIS, C0nhdcn.
tai Becker, ~ Park place hours / 20 l.
A JOHN r. BAILEY, ~ BROADWAY. STOCKS
n thought and sold margin Tor CASH hrst class stock
Exchange privileges
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RAILROAD BONDS

Railroad bonds were irregular, with the following
changes In prices compared with last previous sacs
An advance Of X In New Jersey Central convertibles
/ per cent in Milwaukee and ST. Paul consolidated
sinking funds, q in Harlem Arsts severs, coupon,
and \ in Lehigh and WKesbarre consols There was
decline OF IL In Morris Essex sevens OF 1871
ana in tho first consolidated; otherwise there
changes.
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iss they closed strong a. tho following quo.a.oDs:-

ties They closed strong at the following quotations.
United states currency sixes 124 124s do d. 1881,
registered, ll2A 113; do. do DO, coupon, 113aS
49,; do. do, 1865, regstered, 106 1o65s do do,
do. coupon, ITO Ill do. do do, new registered,
1907 1926 do. do, do, coupon, 1923 lo91s; do.
do, 1867, registered 1l2aS ll2h; do. do, do cou-
pom, ll255 ll2l9; do do, 1868, registered, 1l4h
1l4H; do. do, do, coupon, l144 1l4A; do. ten
fortes, registered, ll1sl 49, do. do coupons, ll2
ll2h; do. fves, 1851. registered, 1llA 1llb; do
do do, coupon, nix ll17s; do. AIS, 1884, los
i0sh.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
To days London advices report heavy decline OF
per In consols while at Paris rentes have dropped
per cent, United States bonds at London falling of
q in old 1865 in ls67's, "a u in ten-iortiea, and
per cent in new 1ves. Erie le ~, ana New York
Central III per cent while Illinois Central rose per
cent yesterdays closing prices. In the afternoon
rentes fell to 1884, 75c, out later on advanced to
{ 104L $50.
THE BANK STATEMENT
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Wheat was IN demand but holders asked such high
prices business checked sales 2DU bushels at
81 4s Inferior OLD No Chicago I'll ID for ungfadcd
II 80 Tor No. Miwaukce on tho spot and TO arrive
81 30 Tor rejected red Toledo and VI 62 81 W Tor No.
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The surplus OF greenbackS and gold notes over the
rule Of 25 per cent to deposits Is So O7S 900, or
( $164 900 less than last week.
STATE BONDS.
State bonds at the Board dull and steady, with
sales confined TO North Carolina sixcs old, and Mis-.
souri, SKIES; District Of Columbia 65's steady at
IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-15

UnE PATENT OF Az IMPROVEMENT IN vEssEL
for measuring leo &c for ssies tovO cash. Ad.
drcss HONESTY, boz 40 Herald Once,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Tux COPART
~ nersnip heretofore exiting between Marshall SprnA
and John u. spring. under The firm of NJ. & !. u
spring - Ncscy pier, New York city, Is this iay dts
solved. JOHN Is. sFRtNb.
INV YORK. April ~. IST7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-15

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