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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-07
UNlOS PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Ihe Government Debt Question.

BusTos, March 4.-TEe annual meet
Ing of the stockholders OF the Union
Pacific Railroad was held to-day. The
report for the year ending December 81,
1877, shows that l,042 miles Of the road
WAS in operation and the gross earnings
to DO sl2,473, ,203; operating expenses,
S5,273,42l; decrease in gross earn
ings S4lS,654, as against last yesr;
decrease IN passenger receipts SIOI,o35
rs against last yesr; sales OF land by the
road 69,0l5 acres, 8 decrease OF 56,SS9
acres as compared with the previous year.
The following directors were elected:
Sidney Dillon, d. Dows, jay
Gould, and J. Richardson, all of
New York; Elisha Atkins, +. G. Dexter,
Frederick Mckerson, +. l.. Ames, and
+. II. Baker, Boston; w. l. Scott, Erie,
Pennsylvania; h. h. Porter, Chicago;
). Il. H. Clark. Omshs; John Snsrp,
salt Lake; g. NJ. Dodge, Council Bluffs,
and w. A. II. Lovelsnd, Colorado.
Resolutions were adopted scknowlelg-
ing the necessity for s sinking fund; to
provide for the final payment OF the
government debt, and expressing will
Ingness TO anticipate the debt upon any
basis submitted by the government, thst
in Justice to the present or future pros
perity Of the road, they declare that the
company is no. justified in accepting any
sum in excess of 100000 on yearly
payment to the sinking fund, such sum
u include sll claims, annual or other
wise, now made by the government, and
the Board of Directors is advised not 10
sccept any settlement that fixes the sum
in excess OF this amount. The Bosrd OF
Directors are requested TO establish
volunteer sinking fund that will ulI.
matey provide for the principal and In
terest of the government debt semi
annus! contribution to It not 10 exceed
SlOOO.OOO. Some OF the stockholders
declared that the action Of the govern
ment in i:s dealings with the company
for the last two years wss unjust and un-
reasonable, and that while the company
mad carried out their contracts with the
government, the latter had failed to keep
equally good faith with the road.
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TOLEDO.
Murder ia = BAguio.

TOLEDO, March "a woman, who
has been known here by the name OF
Jessie Stockton, was shot snd killed to-
n gh, IN a bsgnio kept by one John
Bssn, in this city, BY Louis Aienoaugh.
A,,en bauch went TO BslsD's place 20.
nigh, and tried to persuade the woman,
who, he claims, Was his wife, TO !esve the
plsce. She refused 10 DO so, giving
ss a resson that he did not provide
for her and thst she Intended to lookout
for herself. After some further conver-
sstion he drew revolver and shot her
through the left breast the bal pass g
through her heart. Shetell dead and the
murderer fed down the street, but WAS
captured q snort distance from the plsce
bv Officer Nsiry and lodged In the cen
,fsl st.tion. Altenbsugh states that he
married the woman, who was hu: l9 OF
20 wears old, in Indianapolis. Her
msiden name wss Mstiie Haynes.
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National Ruttrr, Cheese and Egg A.
sociHtiou.

CHICAGO, March 6.-The sth annual
convention OF the Nstionsl Butter.
Cheese sud L. sg Association met 81 noon
to-day in the Grsnd Pacific Hotel, and
WAS called 20 order BY the President,
Harvey Shriver, OF Baltimore. Charles
Randolph, Secretary of the Chicago
Board Of Trade, delivered the address OF
welcome. He enumerated the benefits
which the association had secured 70 the
public, alluded to the great snd growing
export business Of this industry, ard eI-
tended q hesrty welcome TO all delegates
At the afternoon session delegations
from Bos.on. Philadelphis, New York,
Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Cleveland, Gin
cinaati and st. Louis were reported
present. Among the delegates were
MANY dsirymen snd manufacturers. a.
A. hennsrd, Of Baltimore, Chairman Ct
the Committee on Statistics, made SD in-
,erestipg report. Colonel Lilile7, the
Secretary, delivered sn address
of grea. interest demonstrating 6
from facts snd figures thst the Interests
fostered by the association were not less
important than those of any other. be
showed ths. the entire product OF the
dairy and consumption Of poultry and
eggs aggregates in value S90O,OO,ovU
per snnum. The session will continue
two more days, and will be addressed by
prominent merchants and dsirymen on
subiec. OF interest 70 the Convention.
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PORK PACKING.
The Seasons Business a, Cincinnati.

CI~oIsNATI, March 6.-The official
repor. o; the pork packers at Cincinnati
for the season ending March lst was
submitted to-day by Superintendent
Maxwell. The figures are compared
with las. season. Total number of hogs
packed, 622,302; increase head, los, ,726;
aggregate gross weight, l79,6l5,939
pounds; increase, S5,s32,658; average
gross weight, 2s4 10 pounds in.
crease, 9 86.lO0; aggregate yield of lard
from head, gut, leaf and trimmings 25,-
9Ol, $50 pounds, increase 5.9O0,7 aver
age yield of lard 096-l00 pounds; in
crease, 2 s0-lOO pounds; average cost lC0
lbs. gross, s4.l9 SS-l0O; decrease,
10 35-lOO; total product OF pork OF all
kinds of barrels, 59,l07; increase II, llSi
total lard tierces, 1922; tots; cut meats
of green weights sides, 5l,lSS log lbsi
ham. 2O,o32 lbs; shoulders, lS,lS5,l72
lbs
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THE vERNAL EQUINOX.

Here is some curious information about
the movements of the sun and the effects
upon the seasons. This year Spring will
set in on the Goth OF this month. AT
noon on that day will occur the vernsl
equinox. The information printed below
is clipped from late number OF the
New York Tribune:
The sun, which has been South all
Winter, then crosses the equator en- his
way North, and Spring commences.
This intersection OF the equator by the
suns path is called the "First Point OF
Aries" and is the starting point from
which astronomers measure iongDitudes
and right-sscensions. But though the
sun is travelling north, 1t must not be
supposed thst he is coming any nearer.
On the contrary, his distance from the
earth is now increasing st I'D average
rate of 1900 miles per day. The earth
WAS nearest the sun on December 3l5t
last It's distance being 9O,s50OOO miles.
On March lst it will have added to
these figures 10000 miles, and on
July 2ud next, when the earth is
tarthest from the sun, its distance
will be 93,950,O00 miles Thus the earth
Is more than three millions of miles tsr-
ther away from the sun in summer than
in winter. Bu. it happens then that the
northern parts are then turned more TO-
ward the sun, and SO receive greater
amount of heat and light-just as q per-
son sLting near the side OF u large fire
would tindit much hotter At q greater di:-
tsnce if he were right in front OF II.
Northern winters have rot always occur
red when the earth was nesi est the sun,
nor the corresponding summers when il
WAS most remote. In the year
1889 Il. e., or about the sup
posed epoch OF the creation OF
the world, the sun was nearest
the earth st the vernsl equinox. In
1850 a. d., il was nearest al the Winter
solstice. In 6589 \. H., it will be the
nearest st the Autumnsl qaIuoxr and IN
The year 1923 A. d., the earth vii! be
nearest the sun in Summer and tsrthest
from it in Winter. At that distant
epoch-l0,000 years hence-the average
temperature OF New York Winter will
be zero, or 80 degrees below freezing
point, with the cod often so extreme as
TO soliditY mercury; and of Summer 100
degrees, with the thermometer often
running up to l30 degrees in the shade.
What manner Of man must the future
New Yorker be, TO bear these extremes
with eQuanimity?
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virginia Stale Debt.

RICHMOND, March 6.-The House Of
Delegates to-day adopted resolution IL
s:ructinc the Finance Committee TO re-
por, $ bill tor exchange Of the bonds
Of the State ~ the holders Of coupo; 5
and registered bonds. Tie bonds to be
given in exchange 10 be registered or
coupon, but the coupons are not TO be
receivable in payment o. shy dues TO
the State; are 10 be uon-ts1sb!e and hsv-
inC ftv yesrs TO run; and bearing interest
not greater thsn 3.65 per cent. Ssid e1-
change is not 10 be msde until three
tourths Of the tsx is receivable, and col-
pom boudLolder shall have agreed 50 to
do. and hsve plsced their bonds 81 the dis
possl ard unde: control, for the pur-
poses aforesaid, OF such agents Of the
State as msy be indicated in future.
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ELECTRIC SPARKS,

The New Hampshire Greenbsck State
Convention noMIIsted Samuel Flint tor
Governor.
The Senate has confirmed the nomins.
tion of L G. Gibbs ss postmaster OF
Portsmouth, y.
John V. Barron, President o; the
National State Capital Bank and Treas
urer of the Loan and Trust Savings Bar K
OF Concord, n. b., died yesterday.
At East Toledo, last night, passenger
train No. 2, bound East, ran over and
killed a man supposed, from papers
found on his body, TO be A. w. Einer-
son, of st. Louis.
It's rumored that Governor Hubbard,
of Texas, had an interest in the ssit
lake location, about which the II PAso
troubles originsted. The report, howev-
er, is contrsdicted.
Incendisry fires a. Elizabeth, n. j.,
Tuesday night, burned the Wilcox
House, Caddlngton, McNsbb * Co.'S
lumber yard, snd other property. Loss
S35 900; partially insured.
George W. Abbott, the Absconding
partner Of 6 firm Of brokers, ABBOTT
i Co, of San Francisco, VAS arrested on
the steamer Georgia at Aceps!co by the
United States consul, John 4 Sutter, i'm
and $4,000 recovered.
Fire Comnissioner Arden stein, ol San
Fran cisco, is missing. As the widows
and orphans iund; Of The EIemP: Fire
Company, OF which be was trs custodian,
are icuad 20 be short sbou. $4,000 be u
supposed to have sbscanded.
The ice in Saginaw Bay moved out oi
sight Tuesday morning, carrying with II
twelve or fifteen ESbermsn. a tug TlIh
= iarge party on board, left Bay City
Yesterday morning 70 sesrch for them. II
found and rescued the entire party and
brought them - Bay City yesterday 81
ternoJn.
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ohio Public WORKS.

COLUMBUS, March "a! meeting
Of the JON. legislative committee on
public work, tonight resolution VA
adopted by vote Of 70 o. declaring u
the opini9n Of said COMMITTEES that tho
state should insis. on The performance
Of the isASe Of The public works on The
part OF lbe lessses there0! and that ths
pending suit for the recovery Of the rebt
should Be prosscuLsd 70 speedy termi-
nGtion. snd that an appropriation oi
$1,000 shog.d be placed 81 the ds.
po-sl Of the receivers e the cAnAb for
temporary purpose, The name 70 b.
refunded from the further rent ard
revenue, o! toe public works. The COZ.
mttas vii. 10th .i.h IubmI. the report
% .he ArssHb'y.
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HOUSE.

The !or..fcAton appropriation bill
considered yesterday in Committee OF
the Whole, wss passed.
The House then went ints Committee
Of toe Whole, Mr.. Potter in the chair,
on the deficiency appropriation bill.
Mr. Garfield replied TO the speech OF
Mr.. Kelly and closed by procl,iming
thst he would alwsys be found among
tie sdvocstes snd supporters OF homes;
money. s sentiment which was enlb bEsi-
ssticalIy sppIsuded on the RepIShcan
side, aud 1t was some mlnute/oeioFe
order wss restored.
The committee resumed tse considers'
tion O. the deficiency bIll
Nj. Hooker opposed IA: portion which
sppropristed $20, eco 70 carry or the suits
ac.ins, alleged trespassers on the public
timber lands.
NJ. Patterson opposed the same pro-
vision and ssid tia. those seizures would
work cyea, hardship 70 msny citizens OF
Colorsto.
Mr.. Foster called attention to the tsct
that me only suits that had been COM
menced in Colorado hsd been to recover
sluO 900 from the AtchisOn, TopeSs and
Santa Fe railroad, $4,000 from tue
Colorado Central snd 100000 from the
Boston and Colorado Smelling Com
psnv. These would be the poor citizens
who would have TO suffer.
Ate. further debate the bill wM resd
bv sections for amendments.
NJ. Hams moved 10 increase the
number Of temporary clerks TO be en-
ployed b. the Secretary OF the Treasury
rom twenty TO eighty-fve- Without
action the committee srose.
Mr.. Banning Chairman of the Com
mjttee on Military Affairs reported back
the bill to -e-orgsnizs the army, to corsoi.
iis;e certain o: liz stsf departments and
20 reduce the costs OF its support Print
ed srd recommiited.
Mr.. Whilthorne introduced bull to
authorize the Secretary OF the Navy tc
classify the various navy yards and de-
teyulne tie character o; the work 10 be
doue there. Referred.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, March g. Flour -Sseady
and IN tsir demand. Wheat-In fair
demand at lower rates; No. Chicago
spring and guilt edge No. . Chicago
spring 81 O63@l 09s regular to cash and
seller March; 81 05. seller April; 81 07s
seller May No. 3, 81 GOAL 0OI; rejected
Soc. Corn-Fsir demand but at lower
rates and unsettled; gilt edge 42Ac regu-
lar 42lc cash; 42s942tc seller March
and April; AZ sc seller May; rejected Sac.
Osts-Dull and nominal st 23i924c
cash; 24sc seller April; 26iG926Ic seller
MS. Rye-Demand fair and market
firm at 55@56c. Barley Unsettled but
generally higher at 46@46ic. Dressed
Hogs-Dull and nominal. Pork-ActiVe
but lower and psnicky at Sl0 25 cash;
50 SO@ S2l seller April So 95@9 81!
seller May $40 l0@l0 l24 seller June;
Lsrd-Hesvy st s. % cash; s. 059
: 07k seller April; 81 l5@T III seller
May; 81 25@y7 27t seller June. Bulk
Mesls-Dull, wesk and lower At 80 $50,
8 00@5 so. Wbisky-Atsl o..
Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, March 6.-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged. Whest-Openet
and declined tc, closed steady; No.
Milwaukee hard 81 II; No. Milwsu-
kee 81 IL; No 2 do 81 O7I; seller Msr,h
81 or seller April 81 07!; seller May
81 0sii No. 3 do 81 OH Corn-Steady;
No. = 42ic. Oats -S:esdy and stronger
st 24@2Ilc. Rye-Steady; No. 5jc.
Bsrley-Stesdy; No. 2 spring 52@54c;
seller April 5Sc. Provisions Dull and
easier Mess Pork-At 50 S7i cssh and
seller April, Lsrd-Prime steam ~
81 90 cash and seller March. Dressed
Hogs-Stesdy at $500.
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, March 6.-Cohee--
II fair demand; Rio cSrgoes, ordinary ~
prime, l439l73c gold. Su.G--Demanl
light and holders firm; interior to gooi
common 5t(d6c; common 10 good CON.
mon 6sd64c; yellow clarified SiGS.c.
Molasses-Qgiet N but steady; common la
OILS; tsir .OG22c.
Pittsburgh.
PITTsBURGu, March d Petroleum
Crude duil At lS7Ic At Parker's; refined
ll.c for Pmlsdelphia delivery.
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MINT DIRECTOR LINDEMAN.
Charge. Preferred Asaius, Him.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 6.-The Chron-
icle this morning states that charges
against Mint Director Lindeman have
been forwarded from this city 10 Glover,
chairman of the Committee on EIpendi-
tures OF the Treasury Department. They
are 10 the effect that Llndemsn directs
the affairs of the Mint, especially the
San Francisco Mint, to enable private
individuals to make large sums st the
expense OF dealers in good faith, on
trade dollars, and discloses premsturely
orders OF the Treasury Department for
Illicit purposes.
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PreSidentiAI Nominations.

nAsEINGToN, March 6-The Pcesi.
- iN mste the following nomirs-
-. Alexander Reed, Postmaster ST.
!. I. - United Ststss Consuls, Charles
= o'.lsco@b, Of Missouri. al CRenkisrg;
: SIS y Webster. OF New York, ~
=. ',a6; Henry {. Msrston, OF Illinois,
u y I'm Louis, and John Mcneil, OF
- - lrtls2 Inspector; Wiibur +.
-''-' O1..cd S.stes Attorney, Maine.
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FOR RENT.

TWO SEW AND ELKOAST sTOKK
rooms with residences above, M,
800. !I<s and 1881 Main street. west -
Al d. a feE doors above the Peoples
Bauk, with ga aDd water Throughout.
Possession gwen !mmsdlaieiy.
A large brick hoUss. No. 2iis Main street.
roU 1sei a. = boarding houas. IL iB god
order, With gas and water throughout
PoeSsssaOp gwen On nrsf next April.
A tgo story frame house, corner 81
TWeutT.alth and Main stTssts, eoDtaiaiDg
a nns store room AMI residence, with s~<
and water.
A nice room In the second story OF tDr
building OF the Opera House ooTnsT. 'front.'
ing o. Fourteenth stEest- Po%sszsson gss-h
Immediately.
For .errns, which will be rsa~onaD sp-
~ 20 ~ REILLY.
So@- lxs and IsiI Nsin street, "hsslipf.
W. Va b
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THE HOT SPRINGS FIRE
About One Hundred and Fifty Build
ings Destroyed-One Thousand
Persons Made Homeless.

LITTLE Rock, March 6.-About one
hundred and fifty buildings were des-
troyed by the Hot Springs confsgrstioD,
nearly all business houses and residences.
1t is estimated that one thousand people
are made homeless, and aid Ia asked for
the poor. All the buildings were wooden
structures. The loss Is 100000; insur-
ance 5000.
Although the greater part OF the busi-
ness portion OF the town is burned, com.
parstively few hotels were burned. Only
one first-class hotel was los. and two or
three smaller ones. There ia still plenty
OF hotel accommodation for all visitors.
The Arlington, Grand Central, Sumpter
Avenue and Wsverly hotels, the largest
and best in the city, with large number
OF boarding houses, still remain.
Aid wanted.
MEMPHIS, March Ga telegram
from Hot Springs, just received by the
agent of the Associated Press, repre-
sents many persons there IN actual neod
OF clothing and food, in consequence of
the fire yesterday. DR.. Lawrence, X. j.
Sump,er and 5. w. Fordyce have been
appointed committee to take charge OF
supplies sent, and neIghboring cities are
earnestly requested to send supplies as
soon as possible.
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RuAtneaa Failures.

NEw YsRK, March 6.-S. W. Lewis &
Co. produce merchants, No. - South
street failed to-day and made An assign.
msnt 70 John Fi;z.immons. Liabilities
estimated 8. $4,000.
John E. Hslsey, trading under the
arm name OF Wm- Halssy, importer Of
dys s,uf., No 49, Water street, made
An assignment in Brooklyn to-day. Lis
biIities Sl50,0Oo.
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The Per,ian Arch Priest.

NEw YoRK. March 6.-Acco.ding 10
s morning psper, the Persian arch
priest who recently figured 10 Detroit
hiss been looked after here by detective
from that city. The exalted visitor ex-
hibited letters to Vicar General Quinn,
who ssys he has no means Of pronounc-
ing upon the authenticity Of the letters,
snd is unable 70 SAY whether the gentle
man is deserving Of confidence, or is 81
impostor. He asked for no privileges,
such as priests usually desire TO have,
and be hss hsd noue.
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Con,ieted OF Murder.

CIECIsSkTI, o, March s-Wm
Borsher, vito hsS teen Oh TRIAL Tor tbs
nrsrdsr Of NJ. NcVsy and Eife a feg
mouths sgO, wAI yesterday convicted oi
tas crime sod will u ssrtsncea to-nor-
row. hcYey vas the keeper Of toll
re;s On the pike leading from Cbil!eSo:h-.
Olio.
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H rEAVILLE.
Another Tariff Meeiing Next Satur-
day Evening.

There will be Tariff Mass Meeting
at Etnsville on Saturday next at P. NJ.
A large delegation has been promised from
Wheeling, which will be met at the
town end of the bridge by delegation
from Etnsyille and Bridgeport with
a band of music. Let the friends of pro.
lection of American labor in this entire
community turn out and speak out in
favor Of your rights. Able speakers will
address the meeting.
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DRY GOODS.
View York.

NEW YORK, March G.-Dry Goods
-BuGness continues light with
package houses, bat jobbIng usds rAihsr
more scliyc. COtt0us quiet but iAlriy
steady. Prints quiet in FIRST hSnis
Dunnell, American, Richmond and
Washington fancy prins held e: 5tc.
GiDghsms in steady request. Mems
woolers dull. Foreign goods In light
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W alEtuy Hatch.

ORLEANS, March 6.-H.
-. s-IPe, Tie petes.usp, completed the
"a Gr-ea't miles of bis walk against
:. Lien "icbers, in 2l hosrs, SO min
-. Aol ~ seconds. Miss wicke-s s.,
s.,.' :, "Is time finished fifty miles in l6
q. q minutes snd 10 seconds. Both
u good condition.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
mARKErs BY TELEGRAPH.
Gold Closed at IOl1.-Governmenis
Firm-Flour in Limited Demand
Wheat Heavy-HOgs Weak
ana Prices Lower.
FINANCE.

NEW YORK, March 6.-Money-
Active at 495 per cent. Prime mercan.
tile paper 4!@6 per cent. Customs re-
ceipts S269,000. The Assistant Treas.
urer disbursed S37S,C00. Ciesrings S23,-
100000. Sterling steady; long 4Sif short
4S6t.
GoLD-Opened and closed at lolt with
sales during the day at l0ls. Carrying
rates 5 TO 2 per cent.
SILvER-At London 54id; here, silver
bars are ll9!, greenbacksi lis, gold;
silver coin Holt per cent. discount.
GeyERNMENTs-Generslly firm.
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silver I'm London.

LONDON, March 6.-The decline IN sii-
ye- is stated 70 be due 20 the Increase 10
the amount OF In5is consul bills 70 be
allo.ea 70 day, 100000 instead oi E"VO'-
600, coupled with TIE feeling OF unceE-
;sinty Abou! tie financial requirements
OF the Indian government.
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weather Indications

WuHIsoros, ID. c. hErch g.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley And
lower lskes falling, followed BY <uPo'-
sriIy rinng barometer, stationary or
lower temperature; winds mostly south
70 west, partly cloudy weather and rain.
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Marine.

NV YoEk, MGrch s.-Arrivsd-
S,sauer Wisconsin, Liverpool.
BosToy, March 5-Arriyed-StsAnsr
Oberon from Liverpool.
LONDON, March 6.-S.samsrs Dsnonis
from New YORK, and SiberiA from Boz
ton. hsye arrived OQt,
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SILVER BULLION.
,enI,r ReIariyeto its chase.

~ .,,,.r,y March 6-Tbe follow
VI NAsH'G'.o.,' '.- .ot,,;yn n the nnrcbsse of
: v''-.'' - ,bii at,orroo,.
.'s' '-'''0" %
80 I;,,.','.,'lr : = - arTgvN,xr
''''.. -. D'HhC ,'',.tr',, ~" ~ vs,rb g
A'"'N''o-''
Y5.re !: hereby given that tue lreas-
-; Daps-.meut Is prepared to receive
IS times, vders IN wrltlng or oy leie-
.,?,. .,r toe sale OF silver oliIion 10
,-.t.,. o; not .ess tIan 10000 ounces;
!. s,ss1.s =; the mInis ot the Cnl'.d
$50, S: Pn.hl'. pLl7' san 'A' Csc ,
s.. C.-.0n. A. ,a-rs VIII o.. a..D'e 'essei
.... D-ag.or %, tie Mlnt, NH'A,h 5|Ch'
D l.. ~ au. sla.e GGai'.y al p'''o
81. ..a.., one thcl.a-i ane, -, q lhen
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