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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-20

A few days ago, when the eastern edi.
torial excursion party dropped in upon
Virginia, a half-dozen or more of the
tourists visited the lower levels of the
Virginia Consolidated. They were cour-
teousi y treated, as are all who are per-
mitted to view the wonders of that NIGH
ty deposit. They were placed in the
charge OF conductor, and everything of
interest was exhibited and explained to
them. 1t was a thankless task. They
did not know stephanite from porphyry,
and asked so many ridiculous questions,
that the conductor became weary of an
swering, and disguised at the rank ignor-
ance OF the visitors. In passing through
one OF the lower levels, party OF miners
were seen at work, They were brawny.
muscular and bare to the waist. In the
dim light they looked like the shadowy
strikers of Vulcan in the caverns of
earth. For moment the visitors stop
ped before the toiling group. Passing
on, one of them, in tone carrying with
1t an air of superciliousness, inquired of
the conductor if those aimost-naked men
could read. :" Read ?" replied the con-
ductor; Yes, they can all read and write,
and the most of them would make bet
ter editors than two-thirds of the men
in the business" Had he scanned the
faces OF the men, the visitor would
have known better than to ask such
a question. On the face of the earth
there is not SO independent and intelli-
gent body of laborers as toll in the
depths of the Comstock, and the ipnor-
ant snob who asked the question was
none too sharply answered. Read? Yes.
the miners of the Comstock can read.
They can read not only what men have
written, but the language of nature
stamped upon the rocks. They can
translate into numbers the silence of the
depths, and listen to voices unheard bv
other ears. Had the visitor inquired Of
the men themselves. he would have re-
celved an answer which would ring in
his ears to the end OF his life, He would
have learned that muscle, industry and
intelligence walk hand.in- hand together
In the depths of the Comstock, and that
the pick and the pen are used with equal
facility by many of the miners of Ne
vada.-[Virg. Enterprise.
Yes, and not only in the Comstock, but
throughout the entire region of the Sill
YER State.
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Pacific Coast.

SAN Francisco, August 10. - In the
Democratic Municipal Convention last
night, resolutions requiring pledges from
nominees to condemn the present water
supply and solicit bids for furnishing
better and more abundant supply were
tabled. as an insult to the party. A. J..
Bryant and P. Crowley, nominees for
Mayor and Chief Of Police respectively,
against whose candidacy serious objec-
tions had been urged. appeared before
the Convention and replied to charges
against them to the satisfaction of the
members. The snti-Piper wing last
night Endorsed the nomination of Crow
ley.
SACRAMENTO, August ia fire this
evening burned four coal and wood sheds
OF the Railroad Company on Jibboom
street, 10 cars loaded with wheat and
damaged the Pioneer -four mills and gas
works; loss $4,000.
CARSON, August l9.-Mrs. Hill. sho,
by Chinaman, is in a fair wsy for re.
covery.
TUNA, August 10. A terrible wind
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-20

Reno is full of idle men.
- -
II you want any tin ware, sheet iro,
and copper ware manufactured or repair
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices
go TO >. d. Halpin d Co., who emplo,
none but first-class workmen. IL.
CHEESE! Cheese One thousand pound,
of White River Cheese; also, best East.
ern Cheese, for sale, to the trade or A,
retail' at L. @. PoUJADE's.
RoLLA WATT, at DR.. Lees Drug Store,
De Cabanas brand of Cigars, three for
so cents.
BEST brands of Sack and Plug Tobacco,
Pipes, Pouches, etc, at Rolla Watts.
DR.. Lees Drug Store.
Ice! Icel delivered daily by me.
Leave orders at Fulks e. McAlpin's
saloon. IL W. r. WILSON.
CIGARS, all brands, qualities and kinds,
for sale by Rolla Watt at Lees drug
store, Main street ~
Ice, CRYSTAL Ice, delivered daily by
S. B. Martino. Leave orders at saloons
OF Il. Hamilton or Fulks & McAlpin. If
Go to Alexander's for your drugs.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-20

BARLEY AND OATs.-A. Prairie, who
owns ranch near Patterson, noticing
an item published in the RECORD few
days since to the effect that there was no
oats or barley in any OF the stores of
Phoebe, yesterday succeeded in bringing
in seven tons of oats and barley from his
place, one-half of which was sold to the
Eureka and Palisade Freight office, and
the rest to John Roeder, where plenty
can now be found for sale.
The pony mail from Hamilton arrived
last evening O'Clock. The mail
brought by it for Wells, Fargo & Co.
was very light, consisting of only three
letters, for A. B. Hunt, Freddy Clark
and China letter; no papers came by
express and the paper mail BY the Post.
office WAS very light.
SICK .-Annie Frendenthal, a nsice of
Mrs. Grambs, is reported to be danger
ously i'll at Virginia City, Nevada. An
ME formerly resided with her aunt in
roche. and has been to school at Laurel
Hall, San Mateo, CAL, for the last two
years.
PROPOSALS. - Sealed proposals for
building the foundation at the summit
shaft of Meadow Valley mine, will be re-
ceived up to to-day, the goth instant
All particulars in regard TO the stone
ETC., to be furnished will be given by ap-
plying to Geo. E. Ames.
No DIFFERANcE.-Ani nebriate coming
down Main street, last evening, fell and
struck his nose against barber's pole.
on being raised from the ground he
asked What n thunder 8 Eat (hicN
woman wi striped stockins on got (hic y
agn me ?"
N. b. NoRvALL, Supt. HUM & Hunt,
etc. left in yesterday mornings Ham
iiton stage for San Francisco, to adjust
the affairs OF the company Of which he ia
sup,t. He will return in about two
weeks. WV
JUSTICES CouRr. - The attachment
suits OF Hugh Gately. A. X. Hogate and
Mace Dixon against the HUM & Hunt
Mining Company, will be heard to-day,
W justice Allen, at 10. II and u o'clock
respectively. ~
JUSTICE CoURT.--The attachment suits
OF Miles CULLEN and Chas. Stein against
Donahue & Horgan, set for Yesterday
were continued until TO-DAY at 3 n. M in
Foster. " o. w.
FACE AND PANAoA.-The various suits
10 ioreclose the liens against the Page
ana Panaca mine were settled Yesterday
py attorneys for the Page and Panaco
oy the payment Of rs cents on the dollar
NJ. B. GARRAHAN, formerly member
OF the Legislature from Lincoln county.
arrived in Phoebe yesterday by the Sal,
Lake stage. Mr.. Garrahan has bsen
East for the last three years.
ovERFLow.-The pipe of the Floral
springs at Geo. G. Johnstons stable on
meadow Valley street. oveyflowed again
Yesterday and caused quite rush OF
water down Main street for half an hour.
ATTACHMENT SUR. - An attachment
SUIT was commenced in the District
court late on Wednesday evening by w.
II. Ellis and Fl. Lemon against the Huhn
Hunt s. M. Co. for 1858.
ELEVEN tanks of quicksilver were
Ep,omaens up from the 5-stamp mill at
IuIionville yesterday, the mill having
closed down. ''''s
The various committees Of ,bs Grand
b o,y o were Yesterday around looking up
NOTE the advertisement under the
mead OF New To-Day" relative ~ a Co..
n'sned house on Meadow Valley street
WE noticed D, G. Clark on the streets
yesterday aa having recovered nom his Late
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-20

A Chicago correspondent has been in
terviewing Spinner. He said:
" | wanted to be Treasurer of the
United States till l died. suppose
Bristow wanted to get rid of me because
was an obstinate old mule, and insisted
on having opinions of my own and run.
ming my office in what thought was the
best way. He knew 1 wanted to stay
there very much; that my record as an
Official was something OF which l was
very proud. had satisfied three Presi-
dents and six Secretaries of the Treasury.
and dldn I suppose any one was dis
satisfied with me till four months ago.
Secretary Bristow is a very ambitious
man. He wants to be President, and as
ne hasn't got very long time in which
to make reputation, he is working as
hard as he can. He wants the entire
credit of running the Treasury, and is
getting subordinatss that will not he
liable to detract any from his personal
credit or make any reputation for them.
selves.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-20

The Cincinnati Commercial, whose
independence adds value to its opinions.
thinks the Republicans will carry Ohio
saying:
The attention of the people is at last
diverted from mere party squabble and
the comparative merits Of squads of mol.
iticians, and they are studying the rela.
tions of business to politics, OF votes TO
industries, of election returns to labor
and capital, wages and savings. the
merits of money good and bad, the mean
ing OF gold as standard. The people Of
Ohio are rapidly educating themselves in
respect to the question Of the day, and
we have confidence that their informed
resolutions will confront and overthrow
the presumptuous barbarism ostepta.
iousiy marshalled to the sound Of the
log norm OF Allen and the war whoop Of
Cary. whose yawps are heard over The
roofs Of the world" '"'
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-20

An old-fashioned camp meeting is be.
ing held in Butte county, Cal.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-20

Martin Harris, ninety.three.year- old
Mormon boy, died at Logan, Utah, on
the LIST inst. He emigra,ed to Utah with
the exodus of AS.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-20

A 2o-stamp mill is in successful opera
ton in Surprise Valleysnear Panamint.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-20
Reno is full of idle men.

The more the girls are pinned back the
more forward they seem.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-20

Two gentlemen have left at the Office
OF the Winnemucca Silver State speci-
men of ore from the Henrietta mine
Silver Hill District, near Waeontown
for Messrs. Stewart and Whitebill. the
Centennial specimen collectors. The
piece weighs two or three pounds, and ia
plated on one side with horn silver. and
on the other exhibits the character OF the
country rock in which the ledge is stu
ated. A piece broken from the speci.
men assayed $4,000 in silver.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-20

II is not generally known that there is
female newspaper carrier in Reno, yet
such Is the fact. She carries them in
her hustle.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-20
Nv FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT
sax FEaScisco. August 70.
MORNING SAILS.

SAN EEASNAeNta NA=rAA0t AF-
svz.l MORNING SALES.
1870 ophir-67 67k 67s 675. 6s
$50 Gonld 4 Curry-2s 2SS "a 248 y ~
1O35 Best 4 Belcher-55 SSH 55Ah5 55sb5 55A
%, ssTaee~is9 40 ls9H 1ssbsh
I35 Chollsr Potosi-l04 los
40 Hale 4 Norcross-6o 50 59t GIN 60 62a s.
s7o Crown Point-s3s a3H $50. 33kb5 "a 3sai
500 Yellow Jscket-93 81 = % 9i1a 92h5
1910 Imperial-l2 l2A l2H
$50 Empire Mill-7k ~
ITS Mexican-25A 25h 25A 2lLsln
$50 @ II Quartz
$50 Kentuck-l6a
ASS Alpha-26 ASK
EOS Belcher-2SA 2Sb %
$50 Conndencs-2S n 27H
40 Con Virgiina-3l8 $40 800 3l91s
400 Sierra Nevada 10 lSsl 1875 l9h5
Has Californis-65H 65s4 t5ss CO
l40 Bullion-54 b38
20 Exehequer-20O
100 Seq Belcher-95
40 Overman-73 T2H "A labs
$50 Justice-37 36h 361e 37b5
300 succor-1A IL 1sb5
7O5 Union Con-l0 l0h l0si lob
$40 Buckeye-S
SIS Lady Bryan-2A 2is
IT'S Julia-34 34A
2l5 Caledonia-2s4 20
355 Knickerbocker-3S 81
n
oo 1Io .gs
40 Daitiino.e III
iOo otah-H IA, - ,a,,
$40 silver hiH-i@" IN
10 Echpse-'
800 Chalienge-tS -
$50 Dsyton-o' oSsS
40 Isoca Isishu. "a
0o Dardaneiles@o
.oo new iork con-
40 OcclGentai-o5s %
ssO MoouVllie-sAs
AFTERNOON SALES
.5o Meadow yallev--5x
m Ravmond / Elv-ai43h
1oi6 FnraLs Con--9S 10 9sL 49,
350 JacksoneII
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
ARRIVALS.
HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
II darrahan Badly Sackett
W Kirby
DEPARTURES.
BY GILMER 4 sALIsBuRY's HAMILTON LINE;
N b Norvall
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LOST

rvHFCK NO. IA. e2s. no oBDER or ?. n.
u FLYNN, drawn By the Raymond I Ely 9.
NJ. Co., for Sl22. The said chez. vas oana
May Sd, 1875. All parties arr hereby cautioned
No., storreS n. ". CLUTE.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-20
LOST.

nN TUESDAY EVENING, BETWEEN THE
~ San Jose House and the Pnst-office, Gold
Sleeve Button. set with an amethyst stone in
the center. suitable reward will be paid BY
| returning "A. J. Mason, At the store Of Ma
son b Wilcox, Main street, Phoebe. -,~r
jy1-lW
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-20
WANTED.

A PARTNER WITH o5, 900. FOR PAR
IA ticulars. inquire ct the RocoRD OyFIcE.
aul7.M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-28
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR HAMBU In steamship Frisia, May I'll Spanr,
A NJ Newman. Michael L. Lehmaier Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Baker infant maid. Nj. and Mrs : robinson Ms
children. Mrs. G.. II. Wells ana
three children. amt Mr.. Merritt Trmb Richard nm
ble Miss Henrietta ROsnblat Mrs J. Frendandef ana SON.
Miss Julia Mills Miss Mary sreybing Master insLard "
rcunert and maid Bareuther. Adoph NeueldOrf MIS-
Constance Deionge Miss Whelmne Deionee. Mrs Lnther
Chapin Mr. and Leopold Ltauer ami Mrs H. iiage
dorm child and maid NJ and Ms /. THOMPSON chid nd
maid Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hicks MT and Mrs sieisinna
kaufman SON. and MIS- Jacobsen j. A. DobroiuO"n
DIT WoeikOf Gustav Struck and children H. W: NeuDauer
MT and Mrs Emil Aaron. Phi Bisslnger Arthur d. NILS IL
TIageiorn ". Relm.r Fred ROeyer A. NJ Alexander Il
Fesenhed l. Frank. Mr.. aud Mrs. Herman
Warmer Adolph excl. Mayr Miss Lima Mayr julius
Inge A. : Cuerber Jurgen F. IL Meyer G g. Sttrcke. NJ
Keppler Hagenberg Miss Henrietta sehefran Miss Emma
Hanson. Carl Jurgens Henry Iden IT, Frank stomeyet
Loewy, Charles ieuDuscher arr NeuoT Nat,ian nenaisx
Joseph Joseph, Kraft, Paul ouberg, BIT ana
Mrs Felix Geger Mt and Mrs A. kemm, Mr and Mrs Joa
Iavizzo RubOw Mrs Caiharine cchwafZ Miss
Emile SchwarZ Miller l.. Budenbind,r, Marx Harf1s o.
H. Schytt Geo. Br.rk, Geo. W COnTadi, AIg Nernecke
Tnes Colaze John T. Lendt VIM Nernecke, Mrs Anna H.
and Mrs Gustav Anger Mt ana ars
August Bergener child. MT and Ms SIeh George
Rohwer George Wessns Friedrich Nos aud two children
Emil Iehm Hamburger Mt and Mrs.. T. q. Arens, Alss
Anna Arens Willie Arens Charles Mrs Regina -trrs
en- pgger amt child Biglke Dora MisclD Inn
and child. Elise Meyers. Mrs Emile Hermann Miss
Emile Brambilla, Mrs. A. Harg Mrs Emma FOLK and child
Bengno de Leon Manuel p de Leon Mrs sarah Ausptso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-28
TILE STATE OF TRADE.

BUFFALO y. Y, May 27-Receipts by Lake-Four 5000
bush Receipts BY Rail Fi%f 400 Obis Wheat 10000
bush sor %gS 10 Ggs 2 200 e SGsh ht GOO
bush. Corn. 10000 bus oats, $4,000 BUSH Barley 1000
900 bush Oats 1000 bush Shipments by canal 70
interior ponis0coIn l9CSO bush Canal @ aS6 ssea
sales $50 bb- Wheat neglected AM nominal c2In very gun
here quiet and unchanged Pork quiet s-2 90 ior
Heavy Mess Lard quiet At Ice Hshwines lower sales al
CHICAGO, May 27.-Flour dun and unchanged Wheat ac
settled ghcr so 2 Mixed fresh, CO c Regular So o,
ii isr ienaad and higher no: So spot Or June Sc
81 &c. barley dull ana lower .. spring 81 l5ds 20
&c. s pr gn sis y ss os To- August a
iar den ii aud lower at lie spot -, Juiy ~ &c
Sl slors ma 6 Mddcs II &C. short Clear ads i &c
soar wHea anchangcd drner % q, June, 6s'.a
comma "y Sa AcT at Ss r's ssay
Corn SsSo od SS' o" sSS. sSs 100
bills. Wheat 92 900 BUSH Corn, 1900 busL oata 10000
cTscIsSA May Il Flour dun. Wheat steady Red 81 go
g. 80 Corn dn and a. Ss.s g@ a u5
dn lower Choice Western E.'ery 2$e25c cestra Ohio
s s1s is sssf wae s K.t eu Bulk
Re SIDES " spot II &c buyer lane Ce ar, So
Il ss heSn & es hea i3 WHISKY steady
, Lave oss Sn md Ss 's 81 s s !. tSs
receipts. LEO shipments. 240
and St disspa aay EIia ss ~ White . &
III Is steady Toe Oats quiet and
trc ,hts nc Reeepts- Flour 1000
bis; Wheat bush. 5000 bush; Oats 900 BUSH
shipments Flour 1000 bbls; Wheat 6.oOO busl Corn
LOO bush; oats 200 busk
oulsSILLE, May 27.-Fionr nrm IN .ar demand, and
changed Wheat dull Red, 81 q Amber ana White 81 80
corn nOlnaY IA 175c. nounDaly Toe Rye quiet
changed Provisions In improved demand PORK noninally
s2 Bulk Observation-Disclosures ST.. Clear Rib Sides IL ~
clear sides. lie RESPONSIBILITIES Clear sides
l1s9l2zc. Clear -l, l5e. cur- Hans I31,dI4c
ari-St.anl, loo, T1eroo l5d IGc. Neg. lOsc Whisky
lower a; 81 II. baegng active At l3alic
NEwOElEAssr Mag 27-P1our dull at decline Of fully 23e
snperno 81 % s1rl" Extra, - J0dSl 70 Double Extra
Treble Extra, 20 -SGf1 th0ice, 2jas; so Corn dull
and ~ SJG 80. OaS iuL 1i013c. Bran
quiet and castor al 81 W 90 other articles I'M
cnanga E1ch.lso-NeR orh aisni. premium sterling
1851 Cola. lIG
OswgGo NAY 2-Four unchanged sales 100 bills at 30 ~
tos No. 30 ~ Winter log 1llS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-28

only about 100 miles, and for half Of that
distance they are doing comparatively little DAMAGE
Along the valleys Of the Arknsa the Republican ana
the Saline Rivers the damage done this Spring Is riing
and Ia probable that the farmers will raise good crops
We have with this season In greater numbers than
ever before another pest dreaded far more by the Kan
sss farmers than ocusts the ehnch bugs These bugs
can he In countless myrads In the fields attack
ing the wheat and et the danger from this peal
not ~ yet great and frequent rains may Kill the bugs
and avert II.
general and widespread disbursement exists
among the farmers Many Of them In debt depend
ing solely upon the incoming crop In meet their naD-
ties Most OF them had planted larger area OF the
various crops than common. and had done this WORK
without hiring additional labor but the damage 10 their
crops, present and prospective has discouraged them
more than have noticed before. This feeling If
participated in, great extent, by merchants and pro-
fessiOnal men. II NAV be asked has nothing or can
nothing be done 10 avert the OF these pessf
that little he done. They spread over the
country too widely tn admit Of the farmers lighting them
successfully. several farmers owning large farms have
constructed ps and trenches. In these Ocusis. whose
bodies would have filed 10 or Is bushe baskets have
been drowned but their places have been quickly taken
by other ocsts trust tina, the farmers OF the East may
know Of the grasshOppers from experience
than they do to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-28
POPULAR VOTE on RAPID TRANSIT.


SIR: 1t seems that the capitalists are deter
mined more or less to bubble the Hustled bill and TO
demand more privileges before taking action Rapid
transit is demanded. not by men who ride in their own
carriages but by the great mass OF toiers who suffer al
recty from overcrowdcd and density OF population
To the MASSES therefore. must we look Tor RAPID transit
and the people OF the City and County of New York-a
xnavers in some way-are willing % subscribe for
large portion Of capital stod Of rapid transit road
by pledge OF the to be paid by them Tor tat
n,rnose into the City Treasury, when MONEYS Snail We
raised by tax on the real and personal property of inc
city and county In other words, rapid transit Is pubic
highway and rs much benefit 70 the people at large as
or the Central Park and as pubic DeneHt me
neople are willing ~ be taxed FOR its construction Inc
eston then comes up whether not the city anu eOun
~ can render aid and assistance IN any way ~ INT con
sructon Of such road under the Hustled act upon ret CIV
,nc pedge OF the Companys revenues tn reuDd any AT
vances for principal interest by the city ana county 20
the Compay or otherwise Ii seems 10 me thar vote ny
H. neonle as 20 whether city and county should rem
dor ssuch aid and assistance . Rapid Transit COMPANY
xnuld cure any question OF unconstUut0naiity
York, MAY "A, 1879. EuOESb bhLb1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-28
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
FRIDAY. MAY %.

FRIDAY MAY o.
Mails Newfoundland close at the New YORK PostOmco
every day at $50 p. m ,, -. A., ~, ,,,,, po..
SATURDAY MAY 20
For Furone Except France Scotland via Queenstown
AMI liverpool by steamship Britannia mails close at 4
m supplementary Mail IL closed AT 1880 a. m steanshp
sails Al IL m. from Pier No. 80 North River .
only the steamship Bolivia mails close ~
IA m supplementary Mail closed at 10 80 Steam
shin sals ~ m, from Pier No 20. North River ,
For France steamship Vile de Pans mails close AZ
m Supplementary Mail closed at 1880 a. H. steam
shin sails al rs M from Pier No 80 North River. .,
For Europe southampton and Bremen by te steasp
ll.3O a. m. A Supplementary NAL Is
clesed al the PosOice 100 steamship sails at p
m from Pier foot OF Third ST., Hoboken. al,
the Central American ana -onu
Pacnc ports by steamship Acapulco mails close at 10 a
SuDnlemeutary closed al IL III. Steamship
sails at ~ M. from Pier No AZ, North River y. -,,
Kingston, and the United states OF coonoi
v the steamship Alps mails close at a. H. steamship ais
Al II a. IN. from Pier No 81 North River.
West by the steamship Clvc close AZ p nI
Steamship sails al from Pier No ~ Last fANer
SUNDAY, MAY 80
An Mails close at IL o'clock The Postolice Ii open
~ MONDAY. MAY 81
"Decoration Day."-rhe PostOace and all MAILS VIII DC
cloa edsilD a m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK.

PORT OF NETWORK. 81.
CLEARED.
Richmond old Dominion steSnshg CO. r..rara via Port
r Ssamsbin Irescept CITY Curtis Havana Pf1yde
steamship Gamma (Br. LAddicoat Hamilton. Bermuda A.
steamship s H ha.
steansP EKner,men, Alien Phieipha JAMES Hand
steamship p caland Dutch Deddes Rotterdam Fureh
Hars Carb Townsend Fredercksed and ST. CroiI, w.
Bars L. pendergast B Bates Rio Pendergast
Bark Addie McAdarn CuriA Duenos Ayres, Brett Son
Bark Perseverance, utal) LOnsobardo, ConsantnopIe,
Brig Ann r. storcr. Adams, carenas Miller IIonehton
Brig Magenta BIT, lockwood. oporro. simpson & shaw
Brig Harry Aubrey tBr.j. Briggs Baroadoes' Dwight
Brg J. Williams CBr). williams Halifax. C W, BertauI-
ser Mott Haven GSai Ta psa rye
schr King, TURKS Island And market, b. J. Wen
sem ssE RG Sas w.n e sas cha uny
M%,ss;5s c. Nc Fo%s R
sehI Wdnre Bsarse Cat lsl1 1.1,Is TepesTs
schr EastIer, Nc Pher;on Gloucester; 81; WenStIs
se ehr Dart T. campSe STANFORD Conn Stamford Manui.
sioop Unity Dewick Guiord. Conn. Ferguson 4 Wood.
Barge Joaie Williams Aale, Hartford Conn, Hazard Pow
der Co.
ARRIVED.
vile ists Nth mdse ami pas % hendsfson Bros 10
pies 2th sorrento 25t. Messins 26tb Palermo May l. Va
ienca 6t Cartasena 9Th and Gibraltar lin, with fruit ana
pass. Henderson Bros.
Dinorah INor Hansen Cadia 70 days. with wine and
salt.
Bark Jenny (Cser Grote, Bremen - days with mdse.
BarK Kong tNor, Rodins. shields ~ dayA win
mdse.
Robert MySan sng g s
schr Theti: tof fowy, Bsas vi. Gibraltar ~
sc6r. a. C Lyon Jetrey Baltimore.
schr. VIM Mazyck, Freeman, Virginia
Schr. EdA Il. Gibson. Soper Virginia
FOREIGN FORTS.
LONDON 27.-Saied for United states pors: HerhogA
Washington, Br-tdablk,
Buait Arrived the I'd Noah. T. Basicy Ma
ranns Arrived the 25tA inst, kothosAy Ar.
the y Ii nst Jane kgour City of Glasgow sAs
latter At Liverpool
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BALrnoRk May 21.-Auved Argentine ship David stevl
art from ST yohna r.; schr A H. schultx fiun Ysr
HyDe from Belfast. Ne Cleared steamship ~ Crane foS
Boston, bark craea lr for Pensacola ballast schr asa
T.. gOwdoin. for BlAA
PoaIREss MONROE, MAJ 21.-Passed baltimore aim
David stewart from foto kioo Passed sp
for Antwerp barks Belle Nudge Couor IOu
dnnderry Kong Egsten Tor Cork. brig ingram
Porto hco, schrA Eugo for Nassau. kokcA nm
Cuba Sailed ship eta and waahnston for st
Inv Latest say xsws ~ Sss~M HusGi