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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03
American Cattle In England.

LONDON. May 30.-The Privy Council
publishes an announcement that after
Juno Sd, II certain specified precautions
are observed, cattle from the United
States may be transshipped to any port
Of the Thames or any London dock for
conveyance to the Dsptford market. In.
stead OF only In the Victoria and Mill.
wall docks, . 8 under the present regula-
tiona.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03
o. u. GALLUP.

q. n. eAlIsp. opposite The Bank Of osnfos.
,,. Cola Hui, bssps constantly on hand Oh
1890 brsuds q Imported C.sars. choice bit
s1csrn III kiads Of chewing tobacco. meet.
scksan piYss. seheoL COL az - sss. .s% sss 2,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03

OUR late cold weather seems 10 have
been dismissed In . very sumnsr.y
manner.
TIE May pay roll Of the Yellow
Jacket IL Sl2. 900 and Of the Alta >ll.-
900.
TIE Piutss are bringingin many doves
now.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03
L

A sure cure for Nervous Debility. Premature
Decay, Exhaustion. etc. The only reliable cure.
Circulars nailed free. Address J. X. kkkvk6.
Is Chatham street., New York. Nm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03

TEE weather IL hottsr. hotter still,
snd.ths horn Of the ics-oFsam man -
heard IN Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03
ANOTHER MtNlay.

Ask.lessn Yeasa q. ~ Abssdessd
Tunnel-Whas Wa Feasd % %
Tho Body Thas 81 - Early
Time wsshes PresRsessr-ns -
n0s Ideatt0ed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03

Our animals, beng selected from tbs bsa
Cattle Ranches In Nevada and California, are
PRIVATE fAxILIEs AND HOTELS vii
ind Il to their advantage 70 pstropiss mis-
karkst where they will Always DO supplied
With the best meats the country can s6osd.
RENDERED TALLOw, for mill and mining
purposes, constantly on hand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03
Boss .nsa ore.

Following is Al / official statement Of
the ore extractit n and milling opera
tons at the Con solidatsd Virginia mine
for the past wee k as compared with the
the previous we *:
P, .evious week. Past week.
Extracted tons. 1900. 1873 SS2
Delivered to mil ls..... .7SS 8S2
Bullion shipmer i to date. . ..$7l,O00
Following Is /; an official statement Of tho
ore extraction and milling operations at
the California mino for the past week as
compared with the week previous
'rcvious week. Past week.
Extracted. ..........1,O9s 1881
Delivered TO N Ills. d. .1,008 l,2ol
Bullion shipps I 10 date. ....$ll7,25o ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03

X66 fss. Ne III. Rsadss. Il Sss vssfs
busfneas n which persons Of either bo4.eaa
H.!s,E:s. pay ~ The time tsv wo'a. s'As
Ihlsns q. HILLErr . 90. Portland, ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03

nHALRss IN BEEF. PORK. -
IL MUTTON. Corped Meats,
and bacon, carsfally rendered -A
TAlioW Etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
The Indian troubles in Idsho.

lu,or2I TO II, GOLD Ell DAIIz .wsl
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
The ERUPTION Of Hount Gtna.

,r,e1A. TO .ns soLD Htl. DIn. r,vs.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03

The Board Of County Commissioners
held an adjourned meeting at II o'clock
to-day. Chairman Hazslins presiding.
Observation-Disclosures Nye. Fraser
and Gallagher. The minutes Of the last
meeting were read and approved.
COMMUNICATIONS.
A communication was read from DIR.
E. B. Harris. offering to superintend
the County Hospital and render the
necessary medical and surgical aid to the
INDECENT sick Of the county at the hos
pital and Jail for $3.50 per month ; also
offering to perform said duties and fur.
uish a good. responsible, practical physi.
clan and surgeon. to reside at the hos.
pital and act as a~pothecary and steward.
for $3.50 per month. Received and filed.
A communication from Lyon county
was read notifying the Board that one
Tanning was receiving aid and care at
the expense Of Storey county. Filed.
A communication was read from the
Mayor Of Virginia. giving the result Of
the late vote on the proposition to raise
u school fund Of $50,OOO. Received
and filed.
IMPORTS.
VIM. Cooks report Of Justices fees.
received in Township No. 8, was read
and 6led. and referred 10 the Justices
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03

Commissioner Nys called attsntion to
the back fence Of the Court House yard
on A street. The walk there was . great
play ground for children and Wa open
and they crawlsd through and II was
dangerous. Referred to the Court
House COMMITTEES.
Adjourned till Thursday, 7:S0 P.x.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-23
PARISH EXECUTIVE uoMMrrrEE.
Bayou SARA, La,

J 90. bayou SARA, La,
H. Il 80 = August Goth 1879.
T Tho Executive Committee Of the Dem,
ccEatie- Conservative Party mot to-day
At Firemen's Hall. with John F. lrvint
III the chair. The following members
were prescott aud answered to their nam
es.;sslst: ward. Bayou Sara, Jas. Wells
asAsdard, ~. Francisville; w. W.. Leake,
"a ward, Jos. A.. PLANT; 3rd ward, Mat
Gilmore. 4sh ward, Duncan Stewart. 5th
ward, I. D.. Dawson, 9th W ard, A. w.
Viilery and G. B. Barrow. 7th ward, Lane
W. Brandon, 9Th ward, X. H. Ryland, 9th
war'i, w. C. West, 10th ward, Wash
HANDS,. Gu motion of w w. Leake n
committee was appointed to investigate
the credentials Of C:'B Barrow and A.
W. Villery both claiming to be delegates
from the 9th ward. President appoir ted
on the committee Messrs Duncan Stewart,
L. w. Brandon, W. C. West. Committee
returned the following:
eve Your committee appointed to in
q"ire into the Claim &C B. Barrow and
A. W. Villery, both representing them
selves 8 members If the committee from
the 9th ward, being unable to derive the
vad'ltty ofeither, recommended that "a
meeting lie called ut Shul,z,s on Saturday
August 3Oth to. hold a new election for
members ct tho committee froI, the 6tl,
ward, which upon motion was adopted.
On motion IF X. H. RhvlaG,l. .Jos A D..
liant was elected Peru'anent Secretary of
tie r IRISH Executive ommittec. If the
Conservative: Party of this |
Parish.
Or. 4. H. Rylaml and Hon. S. J Pow
oil claiming to:be members of the State !
Central Committee then rendered their
resi- ations to this committee, Wh.re-
li"h' Hon. $. j. Pow ell WAS uuauinouslv
-'rc'e" as u member OF the S ate Central
Vest Fellciaua Va
on molten the committee adjourned to
IeXt. InWtEn oer
t! !. President.
e.. Secretary.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-23
Telephones. TR7R160nR@s
W ASMSIe. GA.A
BILL ATTACHNENT

! 1--WE undersigned, under the ,,.,ou
non ofW. Fl. Botinger, New Or,nana
President Telephone Exchange a Wfa,ea ans
zee ior me state Louisiana is Waves " les;
TO TO build and furnish estimates o prepared
n Inc erection of Telephone Lines ana S' 10, ln
use OF u the Instruments of the N Nh she
sf,i telephone Company, TO ali nar,;a.
W w' ha IN the state of Louisi ,',es
WI" are DESTROYS of adopting this " nsrtn,
ana rapid means of conmunic,t;.p eiiG I
r re; to Messrs: J. Freyhan g. CO. = ne ne
nv flcard & We'll and JOS, Mo.o'
."r information as to the advant." meSea
o ene system, as we'll as to the snIss "i
anu satisfactnry manner in " hich h "'', Ia
Gently built. '"o'r lines, re-
. Our MAGNETIC BELLS rinc ,o,,u
rhe s' bur hnm telephones deliver the 1crUs 6t
iiN Eii over a wire 200 miles lomn DIS
E,P GSst'inahs and plans fIru;sS.d g..
e., .hE ALARl systems to tow,s io1
No. communication between MAJ, "n'.
business, professional offices. nriwa aees OF
, t;' eS, etc. Cost for either c"'no res
'o"' G.. J. D. AUSTEN
st. Francisviiie, T. O'La
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-23
Or SALE. FOR SALE.
CHEAP AND DESIRABLE PROPERTY

A CERTAIN piece or tract of lard .,t
a.. "a "a ted on the Mississippi River
about I'VE miles above the town Of Bay
on Sara, and containing Fifteen Hundred
Acres. more q lee.; This tract IL known
rs the COb b Plantation.
I'd. The Walker and Mec LELAND ttsct
s Of land q, con containing -Four Hupate' Acres,
81. The Cullum and Walker tract Of
land. co.. tanning Four Hundred Acres.
moro or less.
4th. Two certain town lots aud all the
improvements thereon, situsted ct the
top Of the Hill. in, the town Of Sc. Fran
cisville, being heretofore owned bv Is.
L. Weber. The improv ements 90 this
property consist OF Residrnc CO, store.
t r;r'"ti .;, Office, and out buildings. Par.
of the above described property will
apply to the undersigned.
yJA.. P.BOWMAN.
CALVIN GOODMAN.
JOS. L. GOLSAN.
august. ..: Committee.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-23

caves Bayou Sara eve -
a ~; ~ Monday after the
Thnr VA Oh the cars, aud every =.
inv m"is''ay ut , O'Clock, D. H., and N Y
Ss, leaves New Orleans every We.
10Y and Saturday. :. Ian,il ,.M
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-23

Judge d. j. Norwood, formerly of
East f'ellciana bnt now of Morehouse, is
ont as candidate for the Office Of Score
tary-of.State. subject to action of the
Democratic nominating Convention. This
gentleman is in every manner qualified
10 MI this Office with credit and should
ne receive the nomination, will carry his
stoket BY . handsome vote.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-23
A CORRECTION.
EDITOR FELIC1ANA SENTINEL

EDITOR FEI1C1ANA SENTINEL:
Dear Slr.-I am requested by the NOM
oers OF the B. :. G. Climb, to correct .,
error which appeared in the last Issue OF
your esteemed journal, viz: That tn,
sh"otl"g Ut Friday the 9Th ult., in which
'ne b. 5. and F. r. G. Clubs, were Con
esting TOR the third time, for the cham
p'"hsn'p OF the two respective Parishes
"n'cn are the 'tonicile of the two club,
could scarcely he st.; led a matcb.n
IL seems, you were led to form this cof,
c!"s'on' from the prevailing impression
'nat there was not o-be a regular match
on mat day, but upon the urgent demand,
of our guests, who had come here: with
the hr" Determination to wress the Ian.
reis from us, which we had wan from
them In the two previous contests wv.
"'n not decline, to pick up she GAUNTLET.
an" q" our best, tonphold the prestige of
our club. 49,. "
Inc match WAS shot according to Boyar
aus rules, (Which govern all glass hal,
snooting) with the resultap,ea ring below
would also inform Won, that we have
again RECEIVED an invitation. to con,o .,
o'n'e Co"pee, on Wednesday the 9th
next when II grand .:dinrer, a In creole
will be given by the F. r. G. Cluh .fta,
which another match will he shot
Inc Secretary Of the F. r. &C. has
particularly requested us to bring orr
trends and our friends friends along. and
nose Wishing to participate of the hos
'lta!lty of Pointe Coupee. will please
make their appearance on said dav At
L O'Clock m. at Mr.. Irvine's Store. from
Snenee the Club, will embark on Cant
): 1. Whites new ferry boat "Laura :"
n'ch VIII carry them, to the place of
'anqnet and contest. $685.
len members ut each Club 6 ontest;no
nj each man firing ten :shots, the Bavon :
ara 1"n CLUB made . scord of 70 ont of
~ with the Bogardns trap; and the
alse River. Gum Club made 10 out of 100
'ots' with same trap. ~.
-Four shots by every member of the
70 sides where then made, Mole's Rota,.
& Trap being used. Bayou Sara was q
:a,n victorious. making score of 81 |
alsnt "a for. the False River Club. All
smoothing Easdone with i screen tefore
o trap Respectfully,
..4.*... ...... Il. LOEB,
r~:~' = y: Secretarv.:tR' &" 60 !
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-23
H" ORLEANS AND BAYOU,S
SEMI-wEEKLY
PASSENGER PACKET, j. w, CAM

j.. c. LTBANO Matt
y. II. AOOP. -, Gu
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-23

fREDF0RD (VAj ALUM AND IRON
~ Springs Water, Moss and Pills for
certain forms Of Dyspepsia, Diseases "a.
cn!'ar to Fenla les, Chronic Diarhna, Bro,,
chlal, scrofulOus aud curanenus Affections
D 1I OF the Liver, Kidneys, and
D'aH"er, Debility, Malari and Headache,
Equal to any water OF it's class known
10 me- Hunter Mcclure, Nj. ID. w.,
satisfactory in Uterine Diseases and in
MtIa,i"us conditions G w Vail. n d q
Efficient in Dyspepsia AMI Nervous
Diseases arising from impure blood
CT Harrison, N Y.
Used with success in certain diss,s.s
peculiar to females B Roeu,er, NJ d. Mo-
beneficial in alarial Fever and Diuh.
theria.' S F Dupon, Ga
Invaluable III ScrOfula,'
m w Gilbert, NJ D, &c.
Recommended as prophyIactic in
Yellow Fever DISTRICTS :"
Ill., DIR Fairex, MD, La.
me summer season Of these Sprin",
begins june LIST. Terms $50 mo. Curr,..,'
es meet visitors at Forrest or Lawyers
o 's mi'es from Springs, upon advice
OF arrival. Accommodations uneona1laI
All the cor forts and ATTRACTIONS. SkiIifni
resident Physician.
fr'ces.-Water 30 cts, per gallon. ~ on
case OF d"z. half gal. hotties. 81 u f,r
Sal cask. u Tor 10 gallons. 81 for IN
Sa!I"ns-on board cars at Lvnchhur.,
Va. e""rs'
X M .Ga cts. and al bottle, 81 50 aud.
20 ,or doz.-sent post paid. This '. ass !
is the Water sol, fed and con tains afl the e |
curative properties OF the water in ia
tncc'l space. :" TO-
-, Pl.'s125 cts, so cts. and 81 package. or
i o, 81 SO, IS post paid, these pills con
~ OF the Mass III sugar coated pills form
o SUIT dei'c"te con,iitiois.) San,p. . sum.
ny sent tree to any physician DESIRING r.
se it IN practice Pamphlet free u1,on
This remedy of nature il
. .l ny the medical pr"f.sse rs and
nj ing the last ~ years. Address
A NJ DAVIES, Pres of The 20.
Old by all Druggists anuaG,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-23

) N0 - ~ q
> w. Corner OF Front a. Sun
Streets.
BAYOU SAPA, Ii.
II AVE CONSTANTLY in store for s.1a
IL at prices conformahie w; ~, sac 4iie
times, tuli and complete lines of whit,
goods. Ladies Dress Goods, House-kean.
eTs ARTICLES, and a ycneral assortment =.
fancy aud staple dry goods: '' "
V ct',ria Lawns,
Nainsooks, Swiss
| Mu'ls, Piques, Bish-
op Lawns, Linen Lawn.
ques, Grcna-
dinea, Organdy
MuslinS, French
Perc'les, Irish Linz
ems. Bobbiner Bars.
Laces and Curtains.
Parn~nis largo varie
ty. Umbrci-
las, asserted .,yi.>
and qnaiiii".. Gall
Cos, Bieacned Co,1ons
Gambr,ts, Shcetings.
On: d. ems Cassimtres
Gents
Eassimeres,
Cote nadcs, !.
Jeans. DENNIS, Tick
by tn" ward or piece- !,
Dealers in Fancy and Staple procer;es
rr0vlsions, western Produce and
Plantation Supplies. Agents for
the renowned Singer Sewing
Machine and its various
attach ments. r
we invite an inspection of DIR I,roe T
lssortment of Ladies, ChiIdrens. MenS +
Tnu BOYS Hosiery, anu Kid Gloves. Iisic +
lhread, Gauntlets, Ties, ibbons Enar y
'folderies Laces, Ruchings, Corsets Tn y
les Ready-made Under Wear. Etc Pa o, =
dmery, Toilet, Articles, and notions
we nave on hand also, O. fresh and we'll :.
elected. stock of Clothing, Boots Sb"oa RI
iats and Caps and IL general ,ss1rt,n"", r.
Gods. '" furnishing
PECIAL No71CE-we are the NUN s,
rs =, OF the outstanding claims and inSehI h,
;nh que to the late firm of Mann id
Inc Citizens of East Feliciana. p,;,+.
o9,npee, and Wilkinson County. Miss
III ma 1T to their interest and ,dvaS'
20 20 open up trade with ms. Ali gu
' I from abroad promptly, and caref,,l,
~ Highest market price paid or CO, 81
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-23

"SToP THAT MAN!"-"shcot b;, ~,
ne spot e He:s.a swinlle and bis i;l,.rtv
should "a D! be curtailed. + was:sea ted,n nv
SaPl when. tall, gangling. fellow, with
a. tulfsty !s efbraaa inpaience, asked
me to subscribe for a certain paper 7
looked at it to seelfit was worth 4. M a
year. and noticed the following head
ines i" big type: ! -
"fhe King of Naples" "A Dead Woman
Bottled" "Nature, the Alchemist >, "a
Kiss by Moonlight"
From the subjects treated of conctnd-
ed {" subscribe and SO l pai,l tho c.n
Vasser two dollars. He thanked ma md
"eparted.' called my wife and d,,oh+-
CT ana told them what had done ana
proposed to read few of the or;to,o.
thinklng to gain information. 7 didn,t
use cuss w'rds, but if that fellow hal
"eeh round there then I would have heen
'e'hptea. read aloud, and lust as each
!'ie'e began to tickle my fancy, and to |
my vile, | read as follows: en-
s"sh female Bitters will cure all sick,v |
Bailey's Saline Aperien ia tho
're'' sparkling purgative f,r sick head
'ehe'" Now l Gidn't bargain Tor sucb
''un' My wife ~ not sickly, and didn't
ice" ior fema medicine, hence r an,
and feel that newspaper men
Sno TAKE snch advertisements should he
ari'ed aud teathered an 70 g on a r.;I
"a no" every me pick mp ii paper
!, nd daushter sing GU English Female
Eirters." "e
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-23

! A 1. GAsTRELL, 49,. ~,
Bayou Sara, .Louisisai
DEALER IN = d
PLOWs, AGRICULTI,R,,I
ments, Brides, Har....ss. Hard.a
iistols, Pumps, Pipes, Msshi.|
Cocks, Valves, Castipvs. Ron.
Ware, Wagon and Carriaos u
BIacksmith's Materials. Eta. 81
lin COPPER AND SHEETIi m
4. UFACTORY.
Also Agent for the celebratsl
~. "CHARTER OAK Sroyu
Uric, Garrett a. Cottman. B,,I
n. Hall and other plows. tIi.a'1
Hoes, Woods Moving M.chie"|
hay Rakes, all of Which i G;il1
tee to sell lower than oan 49,
elsewhere. w." " u
CHANGERS and otLers win. 4,
.nelI advantage to cali and -
STOCK and prices befofo pac,Ks
~ A>ASs
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-23
: WILDWOOD
-FEMALE INSTITUTE.-

JACKSON, LOUISIANA.
THIS Instttutiou will omen IN N. n
L Monday In September. II eyerv do.
Paftment our atm In thorough education.
We take pleasure In assn ring onr Gfriends
they will find superior advantages here.
that no other institu tiUn offers Of tho same
rates.
Tul11'oN PER sEesrox OF 1--WE MoSrtts.
EnRtish IN Co1Iexiats. -. I: IS 20 90.
E"g!ish in Preparatory ,.......... 1900
Eugusn IN PRIMARY 900. ........ 1000
Music, Piano or Guitar, ......... $500
Drawing, Painting, Fancy Work 70 to SIS
boarding. .-.,..:.: ..--...-... 10000
FACULTY.
Miss NJ. McCalmnht, Principal; Misses E.
8: Irvine. Irine E. Gard, Cora u. Fl shbu
Mrs: l.. V. !sohwing. Principal IN Music.
'e"u ios circular. AuK92m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-24
TIE KID GLOVE CONTROVERSY.

COLLECTOR MERRITT APPROVES TIE VALUATION
Op FIFIY-Two FRANCS FOR THE ALEXANDRA
GLOVE.
The kid glove REIMBURSEMENT, in which the Alex
andre gloves were under controversy, has been
finally settled by Collector Merritt, who approves
the report of General Appraiser Ketchum. placing
the value at 90 francs dozen pairs, and francs
rise per button. The facts of this controversy, III
brief. are as follows: A. I. Stewart d Co. last
Autumn inyoiccd several hundred pairs of
Alexandra kid gloves at ~ francs a
dozen. The local appraiser raised the valuation
to SO francs. reappraisemont was demanded.
and after the examination OF testimony three
different values were retained Dy the board
Merchant Appraisers II. II. Halsted and ii. IS.
Claim reported respectively 4G and AZ francs, and
General Appraiser Ketchum sustained the valua-
tou of ~ francs the local appraiser based upon
the foreign market value of the same or similar
goods. When the matter came before Collector
Merritt he carefully read every word Of
testimony taken before the appraisers, ana o
few days ago ne decided to sustain the highest val
nation. IL the previous REIMBURSEMENT, when he
determined abe value OF the same gloves at ~
francs 1T claimed that there vas no true test OF
foreign market value. aud he Therefore had to rely
uOon the other section of the law the cost OF
manufacture with 10 per cent added for profit"
ine Treasury Department sent Special agent star
ring to London with samples OF the AleXan-
Dire 1reiOuSse, COurvOissleT, Ier0t, and other
gloves admitted to be OF equal Value anu
quality, and they were all reported by the
leading London glove experts 10 be worth OF francs
a dozen This the Collector thinks establishes a
bona hde foreign value, whereas IN the previous
case il was sought to be established Oh the purchase
of a few pairs of kid gloves from some haCcr-
| daSheT5 -
William Libby. of A. T. Stewart & Co.. visited
| tbe Collector before the decision was made, and
suggested, reasonable settlement OF tins contro-
yersy that the Collector should base his decision
| upon an average of all the rcappraSenent yalua-
tions heretofore given, which would have gwen a
value in the present of 4G, and thus save PEN
atty. The Collector, it is understood, ntlmated
| that he had TO be governed by the law and the
| Treasury Department rules III The case and that
ho must fix q comparative value. The rules for
| appralsing imported merchandise are first, tho
home market value; second the value OF the same
or similar goods III foreign markets and third, the
cost OF manufacture with 10 per cent
added for profit. There have been three
test reapprasements OF the AIe1 ilq k !1
francs tie second by Collector Merritt at 40 francs;
and the present decision by Collector Merritt at %
francs This decision carries a penalty OF about
So 600 and there is no appeal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-24
THE SEASIDE SANTARIUM.

70 the EditOr Of me Tribune.
SIR: In behalf of this institution, and IN
Justice TO the which have the honor TO
preside | respectfully ask place in your valuable
journal to correct opinion which seems to
ngcr IN the public mind. and also 10 place our assoch-
ton In proper light An impression seems 10 prevail
that We have been the recipients or liberal donations
through such mediums public balls, receptions, etc.
would respectfully state that have not received one
dollar through any such agency that we have given
no public entertainments Of any kind, or been doniod
with any. Our only OF revenue has been from
the generous aud voluntary contributions OF a
charitable public. Neither do we employ any
collectors; we have tried to be particularly
careful in the somewhat delicate matter Of appealing to
the public though IL be in the name OF "sweet charity
RELYING solely upon the merits Of Cur institution we
ing public. . -,
our association Is the only in the city empowered
BY act OF incarceration assume the tie title o. sea
side S1nltarlun" IL has been in successful operation
for nearly years, and the unanimous l"dor-Gneht
by press the results attained should be suceh
guarantee Of usefune We propose to enlarge our
fle.d Of operation during the coming season, haVlh@
secured (wIth the privilege OF purchasing large AOtc
Ut ROckuWaY Beach, TO accommodate mucn ai&tt mum
hers tuau heretofore HENRY king.
President Seaside SAINT AZ ium.
No 3Cl WeS. 2Sth-si.. hC,r York. March 10. 1879,