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FINANCE DEPAGrMENr Ri RAU ron THE CoLLECTIOY)
o. TAXES. No ~ Chambersst,
NEw.lOEK, oct. -, 1873.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-Notic is hereby
~ given that the assessment rolls on REAL ESTATE
PERSONAL PROPERTY aud BANK STOCK, m the CltY
County OF New Ok for the year 1873 have been deDy
tho Undersigned and that the thereon now
due aud payable at this office.
In case Of payment before the LIST day OF November
the shall he entitled To the Deneuls
mentioned in the 20h section OF the Act Of March 80 1900
reduction al the rate OF per cent per annnm from the
time OF payment TO the lst day Of December next
MARTIN 4. MCMAHON. Receiver OF Taxes
GRAPE and CANISTER for DEMOCRATS
~ In Tribune Extras Nos ~, 49, ~ and IS.
Price each four copies each Extra for % cents
by mall postpaid.
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THE TRIBUNE
Has recently issued four Extras which in very large
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useful Republicans who wish TO put plain facts before IN
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plain and convincing exposure OF the zeal aims Of the
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statesmen irredeemable paper money.
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The results Of THE THBUXE's searches g official doc
Washington for the gross amount Of southern
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A FACE ILLUMINED
~ Is THE TITLE OF
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WHICH
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WILL PUBLISH ABOUT NOVEMBER !.
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pIBLIOTHECA CURIOSA.

The catalogue Of the library OF MI Andrew Ode, com
pslnq most valuable collection of RARE, CURIOUS and
STANDARD WORKS, is now ready Price, Two Dollars.
limited number Of copies, sunpuousY printed on laid
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THIRD CALI-2:3O p. "
TUESDAY. Oct. 29-P.

TUESDAY, Oct Up. II.
Except in the receipts at this port, our summary
of the movement of grain during the week ended
on Monday shows decline from the movements Of
preceding weeks. At NewYOrk the receipts were
100000 bushels more than for the preceding week
and only $50 600 bushels less than for the core.
spending week of 1877. The canal this year deIiv
cred more than it did last year. while the railroads
delivered 440, 900 bushels less. The total receipts
at Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore last week
were 500, 81 bushels, against 1,s12, G62 for the
preceding week, and 857, 800 for the corresponds
ing week of 1877 At Buffalo the receipts by lake
boats were $50, 900 bushels less than during the
preceding week, but this probably may beaccounted
for by the stormy weather which has prevailed, be-
causeit is known that large shipments madefr from tho
Western ports are overdue. The shipments from
Buffalo also show large falling off by the canal
200, 900 bushels, as compared with the preceding
week-while the railroads gained $4,000 bushels.
At Chicago the receipts were $4,000 bushels less,
and at Milwaukee %. 000mOre, while the shipments
from both ports were we'll maintained at about the
quantities of the previous week.
In stock circles Of late, there has been much said
as to the better business which the railroads would
do after the close of navigation. Now ii so happens
that inland navigation closes every season. But the
amount of business which has been done before the
close, and of that which remains TO be done by the
railroads afterward varies with the years. This is
clearly demonstrated by the following tables, which
show the amount of grain in store at New-York in
the last part of October for four years and the COM
parative exports of grain from New-l ork from Au'
gust to about October 81 of the same four years;
atone ~ NETWORK AND BROOkLYN WAREHOUsES
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T. Nar-hal Messenger. southern District Of New York
rVHISI Is 10 GIVE NOTICE: That on the 2jtll

day ptcnbcr. a ID. 1913 Warrant M Bankruutc'
issued .iu-t the estate Ut PEitN DOOLEF o
SeN-ior. 10 the County uf New-York ana Stite 81
New YurF, who has been adiulgrd Otnkrupt on hi
pcuon thar the ymcnt ~ any debts ami delivery
property belonging such bankrupt 70 him ~ t"
use transfer ~ property by him, are for
bddcu by law chat meeting o. Ur creditors ~ me salh
b4uEruu prove their debts. anu To choose nor"
asIrnccs Of his estate. viii be- held at Court OF BMk
ptcy. - be- horru 80 lJ2 broadway. In The Clti
q. cwl OK before Mr. Henry Wilder Allen, Register o.
Tie lJL day Of NON tmber A. ID. 1879 at O'Clock p m
LOUIS T. PAYN.
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Corporation Notltes.

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feQdl NoilCc6.

SUPREME COURT-County of Ontario
y JAMES NcKECIINIE aud ALEXANDER MCKEE IL
ME AGAINST CHARLES BKOWN. FKANtlS NALpNtf
and FILEN aALONfN, his wife-To tn abovcnamcd de
hereby md t1 the complaint
IN this action and 10 Of your answer on the plain
G- attorney twenty days after the service Of this
summons the day 81 service and In case OF Nou
failure appear answer Judgment viii be taken against
van by relief demanded ia The complaint
$780, METCALFG FIELD. PLANTING Attorneys.
Onlcr Al Post Nee address, CanandHigua. y. y.
Dated tins 10th day OF september 1913
To CHARLES T. BROWN, Of the above named defend.
ants foregoing summons IS served ruru you by puh'a
Of the Hon. David EumS'y. OF
The Justices dated the 2ut day OF October 1879
flied with the complaint la the Office o tho CLERK OIL Tie
~ Outauu, IN tluanlagua. New YORK.
Dated Canandagua, NCw.l ok, october y, lNIS
NETCALF 4 FIELD,
once and Post ONCE address. Canandaigua NY
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q Chalmers.
Bankrupt Not res

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
7th day OF september A. D. 1873 Wsrrantin Ban 1
rupcy sSued the estate Of SAMSON HlHSCH
and BENJAMIN MAYER OF tho CITY OF ewHorkl IN the
York uf New York who have been adj
Judged DankruUs their petition that the payment OF
any debts and delivery Of anv property beon1ng 10
them for their and the transfer
OF any property by them, forbidden by law that meet
Of the creditors Of the dad bankruptA 10 prove their
aud choose asSignees OF their estate
wal held OF BankruDtcy he holden at No
Warren ST.. I'm the City Of NcwNOrk, before J0in w
Little, esquire Register the lltn day OF NQyemDer A.
D.. 1873 AT ~ o'clock LOUIS +. PA1N,
MnIahal Messcnger Southern District Of Now Ork
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ia. - October, A. D. lhiS. warrant IN Bank uptcl
va i-supd the estatr ~ MARIE IlINANN, Of
the and County ~ New-iorS and state ~ New
York who has ailudgrd BANKRUPT On her own pc
tUn that the payment 81 any debts and delivery 0i aY
belonging such bankrupt 10 her or tor her
ana the transfer 81 property by her are forbidden al
law mat q meeting ~ the creditors ~ ihc sad
bankrupt thriT debts ana 10 thuoS" one or NOR
gnce= Of her estate 80 De held 81 Court OF Bank
rupcy holden 3-2 broadway, IN th" CIV ~ New
York DAYTON. Register the 9th day Of
LOUIS T. PANS,
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TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 4

Tie Cipher kilograms complete as far published incud
ing cphers Themselves KEYS vOcabulaes &C. and the
full stories attempted bribery Florida south Carolina and
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INIiIS Is 70 GIVE NOTICE: That on Nh"
3Oth fav ~ August 4. D 1878. Warrant m Bankruptcy
IA. estate Of THOMAS u. MORROW a.!
BOSTON county suffolk and state O Massachusetts,
earned business for the sv months next 'datry
preceding the ming Of his pcuuon At the G " of New
York 30 has been aGluigr! bankrupt on he petition
the ~ debts ant delivery 81
belonging -u,h kuUt Ia him or for his AID tho Trans
Ter Of property by him forbidden rs law tho meet
ing Of the creditors u' the t bankrupt io prove Their debts
ouDuHr .uCc- OF LIS cSiat vii = held
Court Of Flukut,v TO bc holden 80 49, Broadway
tho II Ncw.York. before Mr. Henry wilder All,n.
Register. The Ilth lay Of November \ D. ISIS. ut
OclocL D. LOUIS +. PAWN.
L. = Marshal Messenger southern District =
GRAPE and CANISTER for DEMOCRATS.
" In Tribune Extras Nos ~. 49, 81 and -.
Ire each copies 81 each Extra iOr % cents
b. mail. postpaid.
Sec advertisement
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The results Of THE TRIBUYEs searches an-ag official
uments al Washington for the gross of SOUTH
claims Rebel War claims, &c
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Enw 5tlJools.

VALE Law SchO0l.-Rcgular course = years
GRADUATE OT degree of DCIl wears Fall term,
uuens sept. 20 Address Prof WAILAND NcW.Iiayen Ct
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TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. ~.
TRlBTNE ENTRA 10. 43

plain and convincing exposure OF the zeal aims OF
GTcenback party, together with the opinions OF emf
statesmen on irredeemable paper money.
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asrecentv issued four Extras which in very large
demand aud Will be found durng the campaign especially
useful to Republicans who wish put plain facts before
telligent They
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rsNHIS STOGIVE NOTICE: That on the l StN

'sWlS STOGIVE NOTICE: That on the 1Stn
day of October A. ID. 1873 WarraIt IN Bankrnptcy
was issued against the rst1te OF JOHN MCCAFFERrI
and HENRY MCDON NELL Of the City Of New.York
in the County OF New.NOrk and state OF NewlOrk VINO
Lave judged hank their own petitions Lat the
Of debts and delivery ~ any property bconGlnE
10 such bankmpts their and the transfer
Of any property by them forbidden by law that meet
ing of creditors the said bankrupts, 10 prove their
debts, aud choose more assigleea OF thr rs
tlte a OF Bankruptcy to be holden at
No St5 RrnadWav I'm the city N"w.YOTk. before John
Fitch esquire REGISTER the 18th dav Of Novemher a.
n IS7S an ii O'Clock a. m LOUIS +. PAHS,
MIrslal Messenger southern District m New YORK
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T. MARSHAL a. Mceseuqcr southern Dstrci OF Ncw.York

L Iay o. september. 4. u. 1878. Warrant In Bank
ruptcv issued against tho estate Of JULIUS e
sCHLkCHTEU, Of the city and county " Erw. forh
and state ~ Sew. YORK. who has been ahudgcd bank
rupt Ms petitions that the pay ment 81 any drh,'
property belonging Ia such bankluptS
TO him or Inr h use transfer OF property
him forbidden bv aR thlt meeting oi IN" cred tor
o the -ad bankrupt prove their d"bs and 10 choose
his ".tate VIII bc held 40 Court 81
BANK ruptry holden Nu w BrIafWav. m the city
YORK, before Isaac DAYTON Register The llth ay
LOUIS +. PAWN,
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WESLEYAN Female College, Wilmington. Del
w 3sth wear gins sept Budings ~ rrhted ana ~
furnished For catalogue address RcNJ NJ W lsns A VI RES
NONKERS. y. Y.-SchOOl for Young Ladies'
L Mrs. X. I. HOLBHUOK. Miss NJ b. HALsIED PnnS
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rI,IiIS H. 10 GIVE NOTICE.: MAT ON III,

I'HlS Il TO GIVE NOTICE: That on tn q
i 29th day If October \. T. 1875 Variant IN REM
ruy!sy waE -sue agaIu,' the cstetr Of DAVID y.
nov ELL Sew York, Ia the County OF New
YORK and ~ Sea YORK WHO Las been adjuug'd d.
bauLIuIt ni4 petition. that hr paymtH; or aI'
debts anI delivery amy property belonging 10 "a. Zen.
ruul use the transfer 81 ans p"lcri
by n. forbidden by law tuat meet ng ~ The eco
81 he said bankrupt 10 prove their Crbr and 10 chs
iCnre- 90 his estate, VIII he held at court o
BauAru cy be- holden 40 $50 Fultonst IN the Cliy
Of New York before Edgar ketchuU esquire Register on
the 10Th day Of November \ D. 1873 at II o'clock M
LOUIS /. PAAN.
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'tHlS ~ III blN l. MI NE: ndJ on tHt
4 l7th day Of October. -. 1878. Warrant IN Bank
rptcy issued the estate Of II Rf OFTEN Of
Tho IS in the County of New York ana stat"
Of York has been adiuiged bankrupt on his own
petitIon deDta aud delivery OF any
property belonging Huch bankrupt to him or for his use aud
he property by him. are forbidden by law that
meeting the creditors Of the said bankrupt t. pI0ye Their
choose assignces OF his estate, VIII
held Court Of Bankruptcy. 10 be holden at No:
the city Of New-Nork. before John W Little
esquire Register, the nth day Of Noyem"r A. D. $50
IL O'Clock LOUIE i. PAY =.
n Marshal Messenger Southern district o! New York
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-11
PACIFIC COAST.
CON. VIRGINIA ELECTION.
The Condition Of the Mine
Reviewed.
Supt. Fair Recommends Lower
Dividends.
SEVERAL OTHER SAN FRAN
CISCO ITEMS, INCLUDING
TWO ASSESSM ENTS.
SAN FRANCIsco. Jan. 10.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10.
The annual meeting of the CONSOLE
dated Mining Company was held to-
day, there being 49,, 800 shares repre-
sented. Mr.. Dewey vas present. and
made his usual objections to the pro-
ceedings. The following Trustees we're
elected: Gen. Wallace. Sol. Heydsn-
feldt, Geo. r. Wells, Con. O'Connor
and Charles ii. Fish. At a subsequent
meeting of The Trustees. the following
officers were chosen: c. Fl. Fish, Pres
ident; Geo. Wallace, Vice President;
A. w. Havens, Secretary; Jas. G. Fair,
Superintendent. The Srcretary's re
port makes a favorable exhibit, and the
Superintendent's report shows that the
mine is in better shape for working
than 1t was last year. Ore product,
l44, 400 tons; o reduced. l43 200
tons; bullion product, Sl3. 1874 900, Of
WHICH SCHOOLS vas god The re-
serves of ore on The | 200 fpot level are
very valuable. Much ore of fair quail
~ has been developed on the 300 % q
level. A large arDount of high grade
ore has been extracted from the | 400
foot level, and a vast quantity remains.
A body or ore. 60 feet wide, has been
DEVELOPED to the west of that previous.
ly worked, Of high grade and of I'M
known length. The eastern level looks
better than ever before. Considerable
ore was found in making connections
on the l.500-foot level. Much ore has
been extracted from the l,550-foOt
level, but work was stopped for want
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-11
NEW TO-DAi \.
Complimentary Benefit.

A S WILL BE SEEN BY THE FOLLOW
IA ing correspondence, some Of our citizens.
DESTROYS of testifying their appreciation Of
the skill, talent and ability of Mrs. Caroline
Il ichings- Bernard, and their satisfaction with
the season of opera she has favored US with,
havo offered her a complimentary benefit.
The correspondence will be found below, and
is sufficiently explanatory:
THURSDAY. January 10, 1878.
Madame Richings-Bernard We, tho un-
dersisned, residents o. Eureka, would re-
specially request of you to prolong your
stay, in order to givs us an opportunity of
testifying cur high esteem and appreciation
of your great talent a. a lyric artist and ac-
complis he'd lady. and therefore beg to tender
to YOU n complimentary benefit. t. take place,
with your permission, On Saturday next. tho
18th instant.
Waiting tor a favorable rsply, We beg to
remain. yours,
John L. Platter, ii. Muller,
III. Johnson, ID Mannheim,
Chas. Butler, G. ID. stuart x Co.,
Farmer X Lesser, WIN: Pardy,
ii. y. Loomis. NJ. y. Foley,
VIM. Ii. Clark, Dr. NJ. Kockman,
And others.
EUREKA, January 10, 1878.
Mcssrs. John f. Platter. Ii. Muller and III
Johnson-Genllomcn: In reply 10 your Kind
note, allow mo to express my grateful thanks
for your appreciation, and to accept your
tender Of n compliment for Saturday even
ing. when the company will have the honor Of
appearir y in Won Flatow's charming comic
opera OF "Martha." YOU'RE. rssuecifully,
jyll-:d CAROLINE kIcHISGs- BrRs,Rn.
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EASTERN NEW
YESTERDAYS DISPATCHES.
ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
INGENIOUS MEMORIAL FROM
MONGOLIANS.
The strong-Minded in Council.
REAssEMBLIxa OF CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, JAM. 10.
The agent of the Chinese residents OF
San Francisco has prepared and print
ed q memorial, which will be present.
ed to members OF both Houses of Con-
gress. 1t is skillfully prepared. judi.
ciously pleading in its tone and boun-
t;tully garnished with extracts from
testimony given before the Congress
ional Commission by numerous Call
~fornians in favor of Chinese cheap la.
Dor. These extracts ere acduced in
support OF Q general denial Of all state
ments prejudicial to the Chinese made,
as the com piler asserts. by their ene
mics. The address represents the
Cinnamon rs quiet, peaceful. orderly,
temperate, sharp .witted, frugal, philo.
sophical, clearly, neat, faithful, honest
and honorable. All these virtues are at
tributed to them in an eminent degree,
and people who peruse the pamphlet
without other information on the sub
ject, will be likely 10 conclude that the
presence OF Mongolians in California
Il an unaIloyed benefit-one Of heav-
ems choicest blessings.
The National Convention Of the Wo-
man Suffrsgists Is in session here.
California is represented by Mrs. Sem
8tOT SARGENT auu Dy lett0IS irOll Lau-
RI De Force Gordon, Sarah s. Knox,
Elizabeth T. s&ahenck. and petitions
from fifteen cities and towns nnmer
ously signed for presentation to Con-
gress in behalf of the proposed six
teenth amendment. Oregon Is repre-
sented by DR.. Mary Thompson, letters
frem Agnes G. Barr and many others,
and 600 signers Of petitions.
Over forty Senators were In the
chamber before the Senate was called
to order at moor. A great part of the
morning hour was taken up in the
presentation of a large number of Pc
fitions, from various parts OF the
country; 10 favor Of the adoption OF a
~sixteenth amendment prohibiting the
States from DISTINGUISHING persons on
ACCOUNT of sex, all Of which we're re.
ferred TO the Committee IN Privileges
and Elections. The full Committee on
WAYS and Means met this morning
and commenced a formal discussion
on the tax and tariff questions.
The House met To day at noon. Two
hundred aud fifty members responded
to their na,Ees-more than aquorum-
and the journal of Decem Der 18th was
read. A resolution, reported by Wood
prior to the recess, directing ~investiga-
lions to be made into The several de-
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of ventilation, which has just been
supplied. A large quantity of valua-
BILE ore remains on the l 600 foot level.
On the /, $50 foot level the ore body, II
ANYTHING, is more extensive Than
above, but is mostly OF low grade.
The Superintendent recommends. I'M
til further explorations are made below
the l,75O foot level, and some necessa-
nv repairs made, monthly dividends
be reduced.
The Justice Mining Company to day
levied An assessment of 81 per share,
delinquent February lltb.
Kearney and Wellock were arrested
again to day for violation of the Gibbs
ordinance. 1t is reported now that the
authorities are determined to put a stop
to the incendiary ~utterances of the agi
tators, as representations have been
made that the business interests of The
community demand decisive action.
Bo.h furnished hail.
The Chollar- Potnsi Mining Company
have levied another assessment,
amounting to $SI 900. delinquent Feb
ruary l2lh.
The case of Dennis Kearney. charged
with misdemeanor, was called in the
Police Cnnrt this morning. The pris-
oner demanded a jury trial. aud the
case was transferred to the City Crini-
nal Court.
A dispatch to a morning paper here
from Washington says The representa-
tive OF the Six Chinese Companies has
written to President Hayes. stating
that he is authorized hy Ex-Governor
Low to state that the testimony pur
porting to have been given by Low
before the Legislative Committee to in
vesIiyate the Chinese question has
been incorporated in tine report of that
committee, which he never gave. MIR.
Low says this is not true; hat he has
never read the report in question, and
therefore could not accuse it Of falsi-
flying his testimony.
The Australian mails which arrived
to-day too late for the regular train
were dispatched on special rain, to
enable the mail To go ON the steamer
leaving New York next Thursday.
A fire in Honolulu devastated the
E>plande portion of the city, destroy
ing the Government warehouses OPP
posite the Custom house, wharves and
sheds destined for the use of ocean
mail steamers, and a number Of prl-
waite buildings, including stone houses.
lumbrr yards, manufacturing estah-
lishments. etc. Loss. about about one
quarter of a million dollars.
Mrs. White, in whose house Duncan
and LeWarne were concealed. in an
interview with a repnrter, confirms all
previously published on the subject,
and says further that she consented to
her share of The business al the earn
est solicitation of Dunc4n's daughters,
Mrs. LeWarne and Mrs. Smedberg,
and that Mrs. Duncan and her daugh
ter visited her house frequently dur
ing the concealment of the fugitives.
The latter took refuge there on the
Sunday night when they disappeared.
after the suspension of the bank, and
remained there until Saturday noon,
December 5rh.