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HISTORY OF INDIA.
By FANNIE ROPER FEUD

Ty TANNIL y
The vast extent Of the great Indian Empire the wonder
legends past the mystery that hangs
as Oldest inhabited country IN The world tho
almost fabulous wealth splendor its great cities ITS
diverse population extraordinary customs ana strange re
Hcon combine to history aud descriptions Of
The deepest interest
I2Ino. Cloth. Opp 100 fail PAGE illustrations Il 30
volume the first in the series Of Histories now in
OF prep ou hv the Publishing house, D. LOTop
IS Co. viii attract popular ATT u1t ONLY from the tcl
n1upC character OF subject hUi from the peang manner
winch j. The author for III wears
Ie,il India ard had peculiarly good opportunities for
h story and literature o the country Won rs
the cu'nriics the GOV nt and the Characteristics
% The people That these opportunities were roi nc cccd
pages OF the abunCaitly show b. b. Bulletin.
Address the Publishers.
j. LOTHROP & CO. Boston, Mass.
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miscellaneous.

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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FEANcIsco. Friday, Nov. ;. 1850.


Tho OphiT Mining Company has levied
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Company an assessment Of 10 cents per share
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Gorates ano tcn0ers.

fpHE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF
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with AndlrOns Basket Crates Tor wood coal Bras
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Estimates gwen " architects and builders.
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Drslness Chances.

A NEWSPAPER HALE INTEREST FOR
- sALE-Tn well csisb ishei aud successful business
weekly published 40 this CT ~ rooO cash necessary
business CITY llp.
particulars with real name, g. a., PoH once
IOx 40. BIOOkju ~ \. Principals only dealt with
comm bs-0ls.
EOR SALE.-A first class milk route 200
A quarts retail Inquire 9l9 Iiiriaye. gar htore
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rpY TELEGRAPH 10 THE rEIBuSE.l

SAN FEANCisCo, Nov. 5.-Asscssmcuts coming
deiii q1ent and being levied are depressing the
stocl, market. The decline is particularly notice
able in the North End Comstocks End Alta.
Hale a NoicrosH Savage and Yellow Jacket ere
quoted ase -ucuts delinquent 10 cents 81 and ! i
yesterday and today, Ophir 81. Consol-
ldated Impcriai 10 cents, and Mann
worth - cents. Silver King declared dividend Of
% cents per shar" yesterday.
Counting the October shipmenia the Contention
Company have over $500. 900 ON band. Al the an
nnll crrtion 81 this company held yesterday, ".
l.. Jean wa made president
Favorable reports continue 10 be received from
the Bullion mine by those in control. S-tn Cook,
controller OF tuc Alta Mime. openly asserts that they
nave The best Of prospects for bonanza.
The monthly exhibit Of the mining companic-
shows % larra number having cash on haLd, most Of
the money, however. having been obtained by AS
sc,.mcnte. Consolidated virginia has $4,000 IN
cash and bullion: Cal toruia,T 800 cash aud bull
ion; Standard, : Uj.sOO cash, and Northern Belle
about the same" cl with October expenses unpaid.
Contention has r170, 600 cash and bullion. The
remainder having credits show amounts of from
+ 800 To $1,000. Union Consolidated, Hale n
NoIcro-s Utah, EXchequcr. Benton. Best * loicher
4 pha Mono BuiWer and Grand Prize are IN debt.
An official letter from the CabOrca mines. sonora
Mexico. says that ne main shalt Of inc Nina
Gaudc at depth of III feet. Is still IN good ore
Drifts on O.ieyc have been run 81 feet III s9len-
dlu ore.
been run 53 feet east and west IN high-grade ore
and the ledge ia widening.
LEADyILLE. Col, Nov. 5.-The bullion shipments
from Tie ItJdFill" NlncefS Tor Inc month OF OCtO
Der amount to : ,339, 1853 The quantity or ore on
hand at the smeltcrs has increased during the
month. The quantity OF bullion Is greater i'll bulk
but of a lower grade than IN september.
The Chrysoiltc mino is siIll closed, aud there is
gas in all parts of It, The fire cannot possibly
break through the bulk1eads 10 the man portion Of
the mine but It seems likely that 1t is now spread
ing 10 tho New Discovery ground of Little Pitts
burg.
A. w GILL president of the Annie Company who
is now here has determined 10 nj once sink To a
depth Of at least 600 feet tho No. shaft Of that
mire. / he machinery Is mp, and an S-inch Cornish
pump will be ready to run in a few days.
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hight house in the distance horn nernalds &c costing
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ensuing be held at The office II the company
urdy the Gh day Of November prox
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PROPOSALS FOR OIL.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
LEGAL-TENDER QUERIES AND ANSWERS.
TO me Edttor OF The Trtb"ne

"LEGAL-TENDER QUERIES AND ANSWERs.
TO me Edttor Of The Trtb"ne
SIR: have tried in vain to obtain satisfac-
tory answers 20 the following queries pertaining TO the
aII-absurbing financial discussion:
1. Wherein ere the United States notes inferior TO
OF the National banks the lesatender character
Of the former having been removedf
q Ia the Government fairly open TO the charge OF dS-
honesty for refusing compel the presentation for pay
nent o. its obgauons tic holders Of which do not de
sire them paid rs Is the case with the greenOaeks
infer that Mr. Chittenden would answer the iatter
question in the affirmative bat have never seen pub
shed good for the position beneve tnere
are many consistent hsrd-money who. ike the
writer OF this, seeking for lght on Inese poihls
GEO. T. CoDBRS.
Washington y. O.. Jan 2s, 1890
In answer 10 the first questionable United States
notes are in no respect inferior to those of the Ma
tional banks az to holders or for the purposes oil
circulation. J here is, of course. material differ
ence IS respects the position of the Government 1t
is directly responsible for the United States notes.
but is IN no way required to redeem the notes of the
banks, the latter being secured by deposits OF
United States bonds 1t would, therefore, be to the
interests of the Government, were its financial
strength only TO be considered to retire its notes rs
early as it conveniently can.
The second question must be answered in the neg
alive. The Government is under no obligation 10
do more than to offer payment in gold to all holders
OF United States notes who may see fit TO present
them. No pledge hitherto given. no obligation In
law. renders any respect dishonest for the Gov
eminent to refuse 10 take compulsory measures for
the retirement of these notes. The question whether
such measures should DO adopted. or at one time
rather than another, is a question affecting the
financial position of the Government and its credit
with respect TO other securities. We do not under
stand Mr.. ChtteDden any other hard-mOney
to hold that the United States would be guilty
Of bad faith toward holders Of the notes. the legal
tender quality having been removed. If it should
offer to redeem them, but should not attempt to
compel the presentation of the notes for redemption
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BLIsson Friday January 80 Of acute Brghfs disease o.
kdneys Harry II wDsend, eldest son OF william H. and
Annie F. Bliss. aged 10 years months and Is days.
Funeral from the residence OF ~. parents NO. l4o West
l23thsL, Monday morning. at ll:3O
BRowNOn Friday, January 80 stewart Brown ia the 10Th
year OF his age.
the Of the Ascension corner Of 9th ave aud 10th
St on morning. February 2 az 1870 O'Clock IL is
requested that no lowers be sent
BROWN-On Saturday January 81, Robert c. Brown aged
Relatives and friends invited attend the uGera from
ST Andr Church, 4taye. and l-1h Tuesday FeD.
ruary 100 o'clock. Ii is respectfully requested that
flowers be sent
BURT-At O'Clock D. m Saturday. January 81. GeneyIeve
daughter OF John NJ. and Abbie A Burt aged year.
Funeral ser a, house. sOs Unonsi Brooklyn
dav, February 3. at 10 re 0ok a.
Interment at NewBrunswick. n, ].
CRoUCHAt Fordham January 80 louisa Priscilla, daugh.
o. the ate william j. and keza Crouch aged ~ years
iia Macdongal.st, on Monday, at 1850 IN.
oLIvER-At Railway N. j., February l. Lolita. infant
liter Of Charles r. and Charlotte f. Oliver, aged
Fansrs Tuesday February s. haf past o'clock, from the
Carriages will meet and o'clock trains from SewYOrk by
Pennsylvania Railroad.
OsBORNAt Newcastle, " " on January 81 1880 Joseph
r. Osborn in the 62d year Of his age.
services at the house. on Tuesday February 3 al
Conveysnces ohappaqua meet $50 train from @.
washingto D. c. and ntgomery Co. " papers please
copy.
sEAvER-January 30. Horace y. seaver aged 6fyears
Remains taken 10 Deibam Mass, for mterment.
10Th nst stephen NJ. eldest son OF Abra.
Funeral Monday at Sl3 Van Burenst Brooklyn at 1850
a.
wooDs-on Friday January 3d. his late residence No.
Relatives and friends are invited funeral from
the First Reformed Presbyterian Church between
9TH and 7thayes on Monday February = at o'clock PIN
No flowers.
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PUBLIC OPINION.

The luminosity of the Democratic press of
OHIO as PLAYED toward John Sherman CANDIDATE for
the Presidency I'm the nasurc OF little testimonial.
-ICincinDau Commercial tlnd.l
1t is said that General Gordon has received
dispatch from the defeated Candidate for Senator Ia
Mississippi Waithal, stating that che election OF George
was triumph for Lamar anc his friends, and that the
two Senators viii be perfect accord upon AL pubic
qlestiOns.-fM acon Telegraph aud Messenger (Dem)
III straws show which way the wind blows
taey do nOt Indicate just that bows for Genet,
Grant IN California The vote OF the Republican neml
beers Assembly shows Blame - tae choice OF y
10 ~ fof Grant.--tSan Francisco Bulletin (ind)
liz would be madness TO shut our eyes to
the meiag Of the attempted usurpaiDn IN Maine aud
10 the peis before Inre - too mach reason 10 rear
tnat the Presidential election and declaration VIII
present the gravest crisis lave confronted Il u
strange. then, the people should seek some tried
and trusted leader whose name and personality VIII DC
Q bulwafk OF strength II Albany Journal (kepJ
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FOR SENDING SMALL SUMS BY MAIL.
% fheEdttor Of The Trtbune.

SIR In order TO meet a demand which
seems TO exist here in the West for medium with which
we can trade by mail for articles costing fractions CT
dollar would suggest that the Post Office Department
at Washington stamped postal card as at present.
but OF another color and print Its face In addition TO
the form now printed This card is good for 20. So
70 cents as the case may bel In United States postage
stamps at any Post Office within the United States and
will be received at this Department from any United
States Postmaster IN payment for stamps" On the
back could be written the order for goods as now ON
nostal cards with such card person could purchase
and nav Tor small articles by mail small expense.
ana the postmaster redeemlng the same In postage
stam ps eonld send them Washington IN such sums
az the Department might think proper. aud receive
stamps IN return, and the Department AFTER taking an
aeeornt OF inc amount of each denomination. destroy
them II the present system Of cent postal cards pays
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THE CHINESE IN CALIFORNIA.
-EI| OIIh~' I117I1 ~ = ''''' y
To the FdttOr OF The Trtbune

To me Edttor OF The Trtbune
SIR: Workingmen and many others show a
spirit OF unrest aud discomfort There little work ana
some OF that not satisfactory 10 pay Many OF the
sandot gentry surprised that there are not enough
Offices TO 90 all around There il talk Of organizing
colony TO go to Mexico discontented man who went
no TO Oregon to improve chances came back and re-
ported that up there the Hebrews had all the money the
Irish ell Offices and the Chinese all the work Not
withsandng the vast amount OF unoceuped lana III tue
STATE there tle announcement for farmers 10 come
here from the East because the land held at such high
prices.
While all this discomfort and unrest Is manifested by
worlupemen the heather Chinee pursues the even
tenor OF his way Atlantic city have seen sueh
patient industrious, well-behaved, Clearly ana "el-
clad aborlng man az the Chnaman OF the racine
Coast They pay their debts and thrive; ana that IL
what the hoodum mad. Tne Legislature Is lust
now discussing the Chinese question, and the PROPOSE
ton before that body is TO require all employers OF
Chinese TO take out license and pay $40 month on
each Chinaman employed Californians know that they
cannot limit Immigration OF the Chinese by state
law and therefore they exercise their ingenuity In im
posing them
A gentleman who has studied the Chinese problem
for thirty years offers this solutions No greater number
Chinese shall be allowed TO reside or 10 90 business
within the corporate limits VI American towns and elites
than those OF American citizens residing or dong 1is
solver is The Rev. o. c. Wheeler. ID. D., LII d.. andpag
eagemaster Of the Central Pacific Dr. Wheeler gave
S % n S STes On
did that for. the reply was sand-lot man ne
re- ad that. buy the box, smoke my cigar"
Yesterday half dozen Cinnamon were arrested TOT
gambling. a from the wee oil gambling az
San Francisco II IL OF the first importance mat the
moral citizens should be protected against the per
niciOus Influences OF these heather. once arrested
their eonyicu0nis a thing A few dtys ago u
Chinaman was arraigned tried, convicted ana sent 10
prison. Soon after discovered that ne was lnhV-
cent ana that the guilty person was a man VINO
looked like him. As rule there Is no lack OF testimony
10 convict heather. Though have not been thinking
on the subject for thirty years DE- wheeler mas II
nevertheless my opinion that the millennium Will not
begin on the Pacific coast. Us
Snn francisco. jan. IL. 1850
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A sEAsoNABLE SUGGESTION.

In view of the desirabliity OF Republican
success and OF decisive success In the approaching
eltetioD we desire 20 impress upon Republicans the
of making no mistake and OF avoiding uune-
cessary risks We write not the interest OF men, but
Of the PARTY. No has claims upon the party equBl
claims the party ITSELF There j. no man Ia the
party great as the party THIS the view tnat should
eeIecting delegates TO the Chicago Convention What
individual preference may De- me success OF ma.
preference in convention wOud 20 bitterness II II
shopld involve eeat the polls II ia not the success
of the individual favorite before the convention tat
party before the people The first duty OF Republicans
therefore. 10 send delegates TO the conyenio VINO
will be governed by sober seriousness than by
sentiment and win be capable Of estimating the
OF the candidates and choosing the strongest
Without regard precOneelYed OpnOnh or STATE nes