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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-22

PHILADELPHIA, August H.
Albion Mills, at Crushicken, 49,
burned last night. Loss S25O, 00O. The
Virginia Home held q risk of $4,000.
Tne RiO brave AGOat
WASHINGTON, August 2l.--Lieuten-
ant Commander Kells has succeeded
in getting the Rio Bravo atloat She
was carried into Sabine Pass and is
ready for tow to Galveston.
Tne BlacGS HiIEs.
CHICAGO, August 2l.--'rhe Indians
at some of the up.riVer agencies are
already dissatisfied, and the prospect
is that some of the tribes Will not send
delegates to the Red Cloud council,
ut Standing Rock. They are very de-
cided since the Commissioners left
there, and have unanimously resolved
not to dispose Of their rights i'll the
Black Hills country, nor have any
thing to do with making new treaty
with the government.
The TART.
SARATOGA, August 2l.-~The one
and three-quarter mile race, for
beaten horses, was won by Sur
vivor. Time 3:8. The four mile
race between Rutherford and WildidIe
was won 10y Wildide. Time 7:30. The
quarter mile was won by Rnmble'
Time 2:lG. Tue one mile, for all ages,
was won by Spendthrift. Time l;io.
The three mile steeple chase was won
by Deadhead. Time $40.
Advance of Fare Between New york
and western cities,
New YORK, August 2l.--Representa-
tives of the four great railroad lines
met in the Erie building yesterday, and
arranged Il schedule of fares. Western
rates were advanced, on the basis OF
twenty dollars to Chicago, which is an
advance OF two dollars on the present
rates. The schedule goes into effect on
Monday. PropOrtionate rates were
adopted via Philadelphia and Balti-
more to the West.
Died in Her IOGth Year.
HUDSON, n. Y, August 81 Mary
Keller House, aged one hundred nnd
nix years, died this evening lier
maiden name was Lick. She had
been married four times, the first event
occurring in her eighteenth and the
last in her elghty-ninth year. she was
very intelligent, and possessed most
retentive memory. Her progeny are
scattered all over the country.
Crime.
WASHINGTON, August 2l.-Bro n,
of the Treasury robbery, was brought
before the police court, but, nj the IN
stance of the prosecution, the exam
nation was postponed until Monday
week.
NIAGARA, August 2l.-Culler "
Bordley, the defaulters, dealers in tea,
VINO nbsconded from Baltimore, have
been arrested in Canada, and are held
under an old English statute concern
ing foreigners.
CnSuaItics.
CHATTANOOGA, August Ill. f.
Bowyer, painter, killed, and Patsy
Cotter, timer, INJURED by the falling
oil n scailold this evening.
PHILADELPHIA, August Glade
iialde Dorshelmer died fn5hin half an
hGur after taking corbc-ohc by mis-
take.
New York, August 2l.--Several eN,
eursion parties visited Iona Island
thls morning. On the return trip q
woman was crushed and two men
drowned.
Census of Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS, August 2l.--State
registrar reports the result Of the cen
sus OF Louisiana, recently taken in
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Dissolution Notice.

The copartneshlp heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned In the practice OF law
IL this day dissolved by mutual consent,
Either party IL authorized 10 settle up tie
the business OF the firm.
II. II. BURKE
T.. Is. SHELDON.
Dallas, August 2O-d2t
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NEW ORLEANS, August 81. - Gold H..
Sterling nominal at 50 j39j 81. Sight u, pre-
mum
cotton quiet, MiddlIng liHc low mid.
ding he; good ordinary l2c. sales 3li bales.
Net receipts, bale; gross, l,73 bales tx.
ports, none,
Flour lower; iobbing double 50 -; treble,
20 OOW7 30, choice ana family, n 7lMS 30.
Corn meal dun and lower NJ 70 ~.
NEW YORK, August 2l.-Gold strong at
ll3M(gll3]s. Governments steady. New 5s
lG}B, States steady, Money easy and offered
AT ~ per cent.
Exchange, long, "a S715; short, 90.
Cotton sleady, Sales 1921 nj n3EMli51c.
Cotton-Net receipts, gB bales; gross, 90
bnlcs.
Flour dun and prices in buyers favor ut
80 1905 ~, common 10 fair uNtrn Southern,
81 NO9S 80, good to choice, do
Wheat heavy and limited 60 export enquiry
ut VI Gi@l 81 for good TO prmei No. CHI
cago, 81 2Scyl 32 soft do, u 3j@l 81; No. ., mid
ding, II II, for strictly prime.
ST, LOUIS, August 2l.-Flour quiet and
woal5 and only local orders for business.
Wheat irlner. No. ., red winter 81 620g
52.a; september, u j2 October common,
tiriner.
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Rates uc ruit,On;

ON account of the difficulty attending the
collection Ofsmall bills, ana in order TINT
the achool may he self sustaining, n strict
compliance with the above terms viii be
required; ana no deduction Whatever
VIII No Mhde Tor LOST dime.
MRS. Il. d. CouGlfANOuR, Principal.
nugSaUw,
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AFTEENUbN DISrATcuEs
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DOMESTIC.
Destructive Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, August 81.
Albion Mills, at Crushicken -
burned last night. Loss S45O, oOO. III
Virginia Home held q risk Of S25, goo.
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Tno Rio Bravo AGOat,

WASHINGTON, August 2l.--Lieuten-
ant Commander Kells has succeeded
in getting the Rio Bravo ailoat She
was carried into Sabine Pass and Is
ready for tow to Galveston.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20
To school Teachers .

Two vacancies exist in the corps Of city
public school teachers. They will be Allied
after as examination Of all applicants, to
VIC llefd n the high school room on Monday
next, (27th isst) at 9 p. m. Otter Mings
Being equal. the txo who show the highest
intellectual fitness at The examination, will
disseminated by the committee to the board
for eleetiea 70 fill the vacancies. AN who
DarPsse competing should, during athe
present week. give their names TO the sec.
rotary Of the hoard Of education, William
n. Brstoll, Of whom any information de.
sired can be obtained
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20
PER SONAL,

VIM. A. Paxton,'of Omaha, was at The
Merchants yesterday.
Col John Lawrence returned from Fort
Randall yesterday.
NJ. M. Sherburn, Of Illinois, was among
Saturday nights St. Charles arrivals. He
is after Dakota -four
l.. d. f. Poorc arrived last night from
Springfield, and registered at the ST.
Charles.
A. II. Dixon, of Davenport, agent for
hhunen $ cigar mandatory. is a, the Sler.
chants.
Nv. B.4Barbcr, of Minneapolis, arrived
Saturday night aud is at lhe St. Charles.
He told the peop'e IN Saturday,. evening
that Dak1'a had lnlsed ~ GOOD wheat nor
corn, and preached in the Methodist church
last night.
Ed. Hoffman, who has been conducting
the mixed train on the Dakota Southern
line, has taken charge OF the construction
train on the Pembina road, and Hugh Nc
Alanus, formerly car repaitcr at Sioux City
ior the Central road, has been put in charge
of the Dakota Southern freight train.
p. N. Laird, Esq. who has been engaged
in the lumber trade of Yankton for two
years, in-connection with Mr.. Albec, will
leave on Wednesday for his home in Owa.
tonna, MINI. Mr.. L. believes Yankton will
be one of the most important commercial
points in the northwest. He invites his
friends TO call and see him at Owatonna
and partake of its medicinal waters.
SMITHSONIAN j S Williams, L Fishbcck
} l. Johnston, Utica o II ,Whltcomb
Q A Palmer, Springfield; A Thompson, F,
Randall; Vim s Bell, Vermillion;. N ID
Congcr, Cherokee, la; j NJ Cochranc
Brownsville; II i Mckenzie and wife. Mrs
] Barker, st james.
MERCHANTS H>M Kinney, Racine
Wis; A r Dixon Davenport; + II East.
man, st Paul; Herbert Clark Chicago III
VIM A Paxton,..Wm Wiltct, Omaha; a. NJ
Sherwood, Dubuque; G r Briggs Linc'ln
Ncb; j NJ Barber Covington Ncb; Ches.
ter Bennett Dakota.
SYSTEMATICALLY B Barber, Mime.
apolis; M M sherburnc III; f b Bates
G w Williamson, Dakota City; Eli Dell
Canaan, Vt; L D Poorc Springfield
John Hitchcock, Council Bluffs; j S
Mills, Portland Ne; H Matar s wife
st Louis G b Mcdonald, Jefferson Ia
} D Cartrigh:, Omaha; JAB Purton
Pittsburgh G w stabbune, Furland d T
S b Mills. Dubuque.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20
$40 REWARD.

will pay twenty dollars regard for IN,
formation which will lead to tie apprehen-
sionof the party who entered my building
on Third street on the night of December
10th, and broke an oil can aud some lam,
reilectors. a, Kis,sER
300 "a
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20
odeii Sentenced.

In the case Of the people against Q. i
Odcll, charged with an assault with intent
to kill Abel Stafford. the motion for new.
trial was argued to-day and overrutet by
Judge Bennett. The court then passed
sentence upon Odell, as follows: That he
be confined in the penitentiary at Fl. Mad.
ison, Iowa, for three years at hard labor,
1t is probable that an appeal will bc taken
tothe supreme court by the defendants at
torneys.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20

Wood and hay are plenty on the streets
today.
Sec card of Gunder 4 Newbauers new
meat market on Broadway.
The upper round corner cap of the bank
building was hoisted into place 6day.
The regular scmlmonthly meeting of
the city council will be held this evening.
There arc twenty one law cases yet to be
decided by the district court, before the
term ends.
There has becnno snow at TT. Randall
this winter and the Inhabitants expect
none.
The reading club will meet at the St
Charles parlors tomorrow night to wrcstle
with Dickens
Twenty hundred and forty.siX dollar,
Of money order business was done
at the postofaice last week.
Several officers will leave Ft. Randall on
the, I'd prox to attend the court martial of
.Gol-DenaFan,= at Ft sSullyy yy,--
DR.. Thomas has moved his office into
Sawyers block where he is comfortably
domiciled in front room.
,as.F. F. st. Clair, of Meckling has bought
thirty hives Of bees and will go into the
honey business next year.
Workmen have commenced laying iron
on the Sioux City and Pembina road flom
Davis junction northward.
The Bon Ton restaurant is TO be opened
under the management of Joe Bee fatc
cook at the st. Charles) and Billy Bond.
Geese have been flying norlhward past
Bon Homme for several days past Our
local probabilities say this is an indication
Of small winter aud no snow.
Madame Bloxum n cnt through German
painter for forty dollars on Saturday night.
She departed for Sioux City this morning,
carrying her plumber with her.
The city has received proposition from
the Clapp s Jones manufacturing company,
! Toledo, TO purchase steam fire engirc for
$1,000 and pay in city bonds.
Before the district court TO morrow will
be heard the argument for new trial in
the case Of the people IS. Tim Wclby,
charged with shooting at Russian on Jim
river
The weather is fine again to day, the
thermometer standing eighteen above zero
at Z a. m., and forty five above at noon
Yesterday the mercury reached forty six
above
The dwelling house on the corner OF
Third and Pine street, which burned los,
week, was the property OF Mr.. j. V. Bun
ker, Of this city, and not Geo. Bunker, as
has been stated.
Simon Eiseman was mistaken for Cath
olic priest from Sioux City, at Elk Point
the other day, and was compelled to listen
to the plaintive confession of a "brothcl
1rishman."
Maj. Evans has discovered small por
tion of coal mine in his street lamp
thrown there by some fellow who succeed
cd in his attempt TO break the glass. The
major is going 10 put head on him
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20
Grand Bail.

The fankton Smngerbund viii giyeH
grand ball at Stones hall, Monday even.
ing, December 9th TICKETS for sale by
A. Schandein and at the Germania house /;
also at the door on the evening Of The ball.
Price, 81 so general.
2Olcod &c
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20
No,lcc ,ofrax Pagers.

! hereby givednp notice 'ha,, rhs county
taxes ior III. year 1873, me IL m, lends for
collection TAAes ale due Dues,,,s.- .-,--.l-.
and become dctnouent by the fat Of
March tollowing 1
f, ScIINAuBER,
M1SlSd203u County Treasurer.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20
S,,prc,,.c'r",,rt.

The supiens court adipntnta on sn'uF
day niyat-to the first ot EGhLuaty- Ih-s
was done at the request of the bar, who
prefer an adjourned session at that time
rather than~the regular June session, as
some of them want to attend the ccnten,
niaI. The court acquiesccd in this request
and fixed February 1st as tho day on which
the court should meet again
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20

vaughn and Decker have removed their
Family Grocery and provision store from
broadway TO The former Scandinavian
liouse-on Cedar street, south OF Third
where they will be glad to meet the pur.
chasing public, promising fair dealing, first
class goods, and prices rs low as AT any
point in the city.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20
Merchant Tailoring.

We are manufacturing the bes, fitting
suits Tor gentlemen Of any establishment in
the west. Our.stock ofcoths for this trade
embrace the very finest goods made: our
assortment embraces the best and latest
styles; and our prices are always reason-
able, 5, E1sEMAS H Co
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20

Christmas has conc at swaltz 4 Spaids'
China Hall. Everything in the way Of
Christmas goods can be found in their cs-
tablishmcnt-and the best of everything.
2Old1w
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20

Another Laud Slide ON the Oak Ola
Southern.
A land slide occurred in the bluffs near
Sioux City early this morning, and the
down passenger train this morning ran into
it, smashing the pilot Of the locomotive
but doing no other damage. Thesslide has
taken away the telegraph wire, and we are
without our report to-day in consequence.
y will be about three days before the rail.
road will be in running condition between
here and Sioux City
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20

ladies guard Chains in pure gold and
handsome designs. at Swaltz S Spaids',
Merchants block o0i.dlw
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20
Loaf.

On the 18th inst. plain round jet set,
with gold crown. The finder will be lib.
orally rewarded by leaving it at this
Office.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20

. Swiss watches, Elgin watches and the
best of all watches, in gold and silver cases,
at Swartz " Spaids. 20idlw
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20
The EashIonahleca.t.

Navy Blue, Cardinal Red, and scsl
Brown. An endless variety OF elegant
scarts for ladies and gents wear in these
colors at Eiseman's
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20
The Advnnta.cr . arcrcs

Topcrsons purchasing their holiday aud
winter supplies of S. Eiseman & o.
The largest stock,
The greatest variety,
The very best goods,
The very latcst styles,
The lowest possib!e7prices.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20

IF YOU WANT TO, SEE 0N Santa
Claus bmself 90 to Mills& Purdy's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20
CEF,r fsoOKs. GElss ,so0Ns

The finest collection o! tie best ancient
and modern writers, in elegant styles, at
Mills Il Purdy's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20
a Letter from, tho Route agent.
Sioux CIrY. Iowa. Dee IA 1a

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Dec. .18. 1876.
Editors Daily Press and D1kotaian My
attention has been called to the following
paragraph in your issue of the 14th inst !.
Complaints have reached US from ST. He.
lena that the Daily Press and Dakotaian
docs not reach them with any regularity.
st. Helena has daily mail from Gayville,
but our daily issue reaches that place on.
ly about twice week, and then papers Of
two or three different dates arrive. The
attention of the postal clerk on the Dako-
ia Southern is directed to this omission"
gave this matter immediate inyestiga-
tion; and have been unable to find the
least particle Of evidence to subs,antiatc
the charge. l have seen the postmaster at
Gayville; also at Helena, and they both
assure nc that your paper referred to is
daily received in due course of mail; that
there is no cause of complaint on that score
In either office; and L can assure you that
if your paper is delivered to me at Yank-
ton, 1T is delivered at Gayville the same day
either on my up or down trip; and it makes
no difference which, as the mail does no,
leave for 81. Helena until the train arrives
from the south. The fact is, there is nc
foundation for the complaint alleged to have
been made to you touching this matter
The charge is utterly malicious and false-
concerted IN sin and born in iniquity; and
respectfully demand that YOU set me rirh,
on the record
Very respectfully,
F. L. LoRING,
Route Agent Oak. s. II. II.
Mr.. Loring's italicised quotation is a lit.
tic out of place in this connection, as it was
manufactured for an emergency entirely
different from=tthiisT, -wc=supposcii iits=usc
does him as much good as though lie had
called us darn fool. 1t hds classic ring,
which is pleasant. In the course of news.
paper experience Of some years We have
often noted the facility with which an in.
dignant writer can call an editor malicious
falsitcr and then sign himself every re-.
specttully yours 1t may be sarcasm, and
II may bc mental and moral reaction
Which occurs after the white heat of wrath
has cooled to its original temperature by d
sudden explosion Of forces. But the sub.
ject upon which Mr. Loring writes calls for
no indignant response elt is simply mat.
ter Of business, and should be treated from
. business standpoint. Subscribers il:
whose veracity we have every confidence,
complain that their papers do not reach them
by each daily mail, and We give publicity
to their complaints with the hope that the
matter may be regulated. We make no
charges against Mr.: Loring, and we do not
feel that his arbitrary demand will have any
special effect-upon our actions When the
papers are regularly delivered, that's the
cad Of 1t, and until then Mr.. Loring has
the opportunity to gather NIL the newsDa.
per notorie,y his acrimonious pen may die
tate.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20
Christmas l;ir,..

All those sensible people who wish TO
combine the useful With the ornamental
when selecting holiday presents for their
friends, will not omit a visit of inspection
to Eiscman s grand bazaar. -
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20

Noon cometb--bui he boy TO manhood growing
lieeds not the timc-he secs bur one sweet form
One young fair face, from bower of jasmine glow
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20
The Three callers.

Morn called fondly To u fair lepy straying
Mid golden meadows rich With clover dew;
She calls but he s,illihnks oil naaght save play
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20
LOCAL LACoNICs.

Wood and hay are plenty on the streets
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20

And su che smiles, nndwnvcs hrs adcu.
Whilst hcs .t4ltr ,urrry with HIS howcry slorr,
Dreams not ihai MotN,'swr-, aa&.r,r returns NJ
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20

And all his loving heart with bliss is warm;
50 Noon, unnoticed, seeksthc western shore,
And man forgets that Noon returns more.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20

O0DERs III MALL
Mills & Pnrdy will promptly fl'all or
ders for holiday goods and send them Sc
curcly packed.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25

NESS. 3 O'CLOCK P. NJ.


The stock market to-day has again exhibited some
signs Of obeving natural laws rather than those of
sl,cculaton and with some slight responses 10 the
dictates of manipulation the market upon the wlol"
has been either dul or heavy, and with but few eX-
ccptors closes tonight lower than yesterday Lake
shore has been less a feature in the days trade
than of late; opening ut o39i, 1t huctuafed
only between that price and 533s until late
in the day. when it sold down 10 53is clos
ing at j3l4, q loss from yesterday of 81 per cent.
Michigan Central opened at 81, and declined to 56l4
Oh sales of only 800. Erie has again been excep
tionally strong both in London and in this market.
selling he re nj 173s a 16s. 17l2 although the clos
ing sale was at l7ls, the same as last night Ii may
be well 10 remark that the points TO bay tins stock
are again being generously distributed so that It il
cnite evident that the recent rise to 2l did not
eve all the parties in interest of their "valuabe'
security. Norh-Westcrn opened at 39ls, and sold
at 1898 a 3S7s 7sa39ls decline OF ls per cent from
last night, while the Preferred stock shows a gain Of
], per cent in the final sale at Jilt. 81. Paul
sold from 3ios03jl4 u 3ilsd3llI. decline OF q
per cent from last night, and the Preferred loose' 3
per cent after sales at 63it a 633saG O. 7s. Ohios
rallied from IjIsa lJa 1854 closing at lbs, gain
of l. per cent from yesterday. Hannibal and 81.
Joseph was weak al the start, opening at - against
10. the last price oi yesterday, and after selling at
l73, and ralying to 1872 closed at ISL. p decline
fr,m Yesterday Of 2, per cent. Western Union with
a fair amount OF business has remained compara-
lively ste ldy, Euctuang only between 75ai and
76l,. wi,h final sales at 1873. II gam for
the day If Is per cent. But the chef
feature Of the market has been Pachc
Mail. 1t was quite evident that tho " boys were
prepared for break in the price al the very open
ing a.l were waiting for the opportunity 10 cover
their shorts but one appeared " ho seemed dis
posed to offer the stock down for their particular
benefit they all with one accord commenced 20
buy and we're accommodated from 3i3 To 3Jli. This
support was by no means inconsiderable and the
stock which it called for being fully supplied. the
price quickly yielded to the pressure to SELL and the
stock closed al 337s the lowest price of the day.
There we're no new rumors atoat concerning
tie stoc. and the market would seem TO
r,.l no,., the actual facts b'iHc sufficient 10
arc,nr. the small decline which bls 'on place
ghc general market at the c'o'o was weak, witn
prces abou. tho loTe eSt Ut the da. The hussooS Qi
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
Dalcina Aclo:mics.

MR.. TRENOR's ACADEMY OF DANCING,
~ LYRIC HALL. GlH-A|';.. RESERVOIR sol AkE,
!, VOW uPi:,'. TERMS HHpU'Eu Hena for cirrrihr
EYLASNOs StiE'T CLASSES in DANCING
~ 10 Bfo3dway t,r Llirs Genton!en and Chlllrl'
.onrrucng sArt KJAY, oct. %.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
The following is the Clearinghouse statement

The following is the Clearinghouse statement
Currency eychs SOL 5G3O22 Gold exchanges ss6
,,at,s ata q'iS Gold balance 4sAG3l
Foreign exchange wa decidedly firmer in the
earlier part of the day. and the leading bankers adj
yanced their rates 4.81 and 4.SJ. Actual business
on the street was az 500 f.S0l2 for bankers sixty
DAYS sterling and 4.SiG4SIl2 for demand.
Money continues easy at 2i203 per cent on CALL
with discounts as heretofore reported. The National
bank notes received for redemption to-day amounted
to Sl93 900; Custom receipts to-day, SG72OOO:
Internel Revenue receipts to-day, $4,000.
The following were the final quotations for United
Inf bonbs