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, 1876-07-31

This Asn TnAr.-Tho schr TrumpR, which has
lately returned from trip 10 Europe. arrived IT
milwaukee, yesterday ~. The United Statc4 steamer
Michigan will leave Eslo this week on her annual
summer crnise. Tho schss q. i. burlington and
Anna Lyona arc In dry-dock At MAnltownc. ;. Tho
props Gordon Campbell mud Thomas A. Scott have
been laid ur ut Bu1nlo....Tha scow Ida II.
bloom, while lying at tho pior at Portage,
was cauglit by tho gale OF Thursday snd driven
from her ioortngs upan tho baach. Sha lies close
to tho pier, and IL full Of watcr A tug llas lutt
milwaukee, To ruacne her. Some sailors from Dos
ton havo been Induced to como TO lake ports With
tho expectation Of getting vs. to 9: 90 per day.
Thav an4 1t dicalt to gct 1t cents to 81 90 day.
:...Tho Manitowoe I1lot has tho following titinga
from Capt. Hundy's 0ospel shtp; 'capt. lsunaay
@ n s s Ha'nn an Th1tsas na1 M
ycin!y a. the Presbytor!an Church. tbs !tey. Ars.
e!cc0o aassstng IN thc asduoua duty; ;.Mr Il. Il:
sclr A. H. Biaorc, has Decided to lay thcse vcssels
up soon ~ thay arrive at Ch!cago from }ay City
SAND hEAoH ilAnispn. on ~ harbar Of
aru now being built apd nnslk at tho rate Of ono a
weak, During thu prs.ent ssason seven cribs have
ont sontract contempaies thu !lt!lng md ritlng
In p1ncs uf fourteen css, aid ut thu present rniu
il will 10 finished early nscr.enbcr Al the close
ea1 feet Of htrakwatcrn place, the last D0u feet Of
which Will bo without aupors.tncturc. Tho incom-
plEf4 Fortlol Will 1hCitQ bGtHf " lhG Hekt lchOfs
agu ut tho ontlra AarIort aud, Of coprse.. Will
break tho aea 10 perfectly ~ to oe ayallablo at
plsk ON TIN Me.nMnNgg. .-The Meno,n-
oncc Utratd gives detailed estimate Of tho
ulcEchantnhlc rlne ttantng OIL tho Menomo.
neu and its tributaries, taken frum carefully ore.
pared est|latus Inntle by Of tho Gst oxrcri.
snrca er,,!sess who have carefully examined theae
strratns far ycara. Thr amount II placed at H..
n 00D. uQG feet, lbU. 038, 900 fGut OF which Ia
nuw owned ly Thirteen ppEkups Or iirnB doing BUS
snesa " Tho nouih VI t!!v stream. A. thu present
rats Of Golautuptlo!-Abont LEU, 900, oU1 p6r ycar
This timber Wf Inst aDo,lt seyenty.1lyn years,
aud II atea caN bu kept out the old Wortpss lul.lS
Of to-day will N lii Maine anh other Older r.
Aions. AHain hccunn valuable by the natural
growth Of tho p!no loft siAh!lng bucanbo too sH1a
1t predant to DO AscL 10 nltvantagu, All Iu1nbcr-
ineN know that estimates al this character far
below the actuul amount Of ttn.hgr, ana 1t il aate
u say TINT thu p,is thu Aeoutuneu VIII outlast
the present Ecticratfun
Hp<elu! ptspu!eh to 7Ht TTtbuRA ...
ENIE, H.. IlfY III. departed for Chicago,
prups ". 4. Graves. AIasKai seiss lir1. ". Ad.
ans, Allegheny, brunette. Fhs AauIns took out
thu lAFleut clrSo Of coal ever tnken fFpm heTc,
4.D7h tutlt. Charters reported: PrUpa Auna
Smith, l,AtladelphiA; .chrs Sherwood and SehHyt
k!ll, coal 10 Ehitaga at 81 cents per ton. il VII
so.t, Captain of thu suI llesculs.. fell overheard
thly morning h!ls uut In the hcasy sca, and was
rescued with great difficulty.
, 1876-07-31
LIV1; S'rt)tctf,

Total. al....u4.............13,15 1.,5ai IN
to the selltnE interest. From, The opening tho
elose there wnS reasonably active demand. anil
although tbs receipts wurc the largest oyer known At
tits season nf Tho yrar. rriccs avn been unis"rn!y
well snstnnrd FNr Texas cattle mn, cunns IN
nasssrs tic market had an unsertano nf
.eakncsa. Int comparison Of lrcacnt pricca with
ss.s hss scnt Hs wssk s IN .ws s.s o n
fhogh most ts wcska bt,sHe.s waa done At u ~
s's$ ~ ss!$S, s,ss ssSt sSs
ws,n Il sh sP1 s sse @ . = 5"y sxiSr
s 5 ss az ~ @ it ~ sfssp sy
ss Ias G,a;kct closed ea'y with considerable coin"
css!ss oa .ss. T.. se,sns ta
oPci :ic;r, weigh:
atsaan, ii isif as;'. 9eiab:
pn,sh.,s sh @ soskoToor sS 10 I'LL ;sc1. nd 'S'
Scin"r e III s'.Sss q s tor city '.aehsr
stosE Gatsie~Cann;on eastie Weighing I'D *'''''o'
H. aud thin ;s1: si:ii :x a''4'7'
7ea..S @ III seves 9Sts1
hos iaie v;;qHis; ihroaSioa s Ssss 4
TSs mi; sss,st: y sss s.s Ssit Fl us *eek q%s!s
;%Ssss5s,;: s sS:ak s'%S eh!$y & ss s
HaFe ess M arke m ss IT, r.
1ps ss1 % q Ys SSs n s
mcnt IL prices ". due t. to a,nane.s S. tho sappY,
mor Eaacsn sssas tsk!nE ho" With ~ much
81 Friday snnp!y W. i Y; s9:a q si
~ IL 1t ordna u pIiie hsasy, Ind :: H. 6.sga ID
M fnr c9,in"1 to oiiosc lxh Far thc dat Ting 'tnee
tHo we.k tipt. wc!e taSen v srpesf, taeIr par;
R1ss pp and
hood 10 utOca Kraca wess sa1ahe At 81. 7sa4.1 and
common 70 medium gfalet q ~. U 30. Tl.cln
sArs Ut infcri3r At FI t1 ami If rxtrn at st. 500
4.7o. Lambs verc In dsn,and At 81. 75a50 per head.
, 1876-07-31


Tho teadnH EFadncn msrkrts wcre moderately
well attended Saturday, mad comparatively stsady,
with a falF 6gsneta dp!ng, except t.at yyicus wns
ActtSo nna depressed This receipts wure only mod
crate In the agGvcgatr, aIld very Hight In home de-
pastmeMts, wh!lu this antwAta movement was
saall. The trading was chiefly for future delivery
Within tho past few days ihrra has boom svno
slight improvement In taa Aenlunl for ry.suoda,
but tho gcnura market Sttl wears worry qu!ut lnuk.
The lslNras now anu fotaonlutltua past prevailing
iahy no incans pnculIar ~ the PRESENT scaso h0w-
oscF, July sual'v being the quietest month Of I'LL
tho year. Frlcsa remain hr,,. GIocurlcs were or.
tsere1 rather spar!ng.y IL rule soms of thu job-
hess appeared to bc pretty busy but others report
oA dull trade. ln prices no changes Wera notssl.
All lilo stqrln articles ind raoss aldu.
goods wero fairly lrm. Butter was nctIyc,
and commanded fully previous figures, Chvr4a
net With modvrutc inquiry only, md under lib.
eral olfofings ths marl;ut had Il weak lone. This
s trade lacked uctls!ly, thc Acunty aupply uf cod,
herring, nAa fat ,naeksrsl restricting buH!noaa.
Nh!tsash aEc plenty, umd weru otIusel as 100 lhc
reduction from pscylo,la quotations, yix 81. 100
1. IL for No, !. Dried fruits reulsIn dull. Tho
oIltrsla VIA 4ulut, with prices unchanged. Grulu
bags aro in growing demand. and prfcea arc work.
luz 1IFmur. felther dull vi she feylavu quota.
tiunS of the day before.
lainbvr was quiet and unchanged. A few fa,cs
wefe made 1T thu docks, hHt tue offerings of luu.-
cr csssocs were too s'nul 10 permit much activity.
Iath wcIe hFlnrr, owing tu scarcity. This yard
market WIS dull and casy. Wo0i Ia sclI-
hl tfrslY Ut thv srcont pslcs.. tho East
, 1876-07-31
The Leading Features Of tho Financial
Situation Lust Week.
Small Amount Of Negotiable Paper In tho
Mnrkct...Al1 Transactions Light.
Tho Produce Markets Irregular
---provisiOns FlrMer.
Wheat Excited and Weak .-- Corn
1aaier In Sympathy.
Condition OF the Wheat in Store
in Chicago.
FINANCIAL.

There was nothing cvcnifnl IN tho situation Of
local financial affairs last week. Tho hanks were
offered much less negotiable paper thnn they wcso
ready 10 take, hut tho demand WAS atil fair, con.
tfdcring the season. THO nccis Of the conntty
banks give employment 10 funds that would othcr-
wise hc Idle, and the comparative stslngcncy os
tue loan market In the Interior Operates IL tho al.
vantage Of tho Chicago banks In making collections
hard, md forcing city customers to borrow moro
extensively than would otherwise 10 tho caao.
hut The merchants, manufacturers, and mtacel-
lancous eustumDra Of the banks, fnd themselves
tn need Of mucl, less accommodation tIna would
be tho ease In buRIcr scnsonp, Of moro prosperous
yours, and this supply Of good negotiable paper
1natnH scanty.
Rates Of dIacount at tho banks arc sD10 pcr cent
TO regular customers. There arc few in.lepellI-
cnt borrowers who can obtain accommodation at
street ratcH.
On tho street the.c la demand for good paper
that out'uns the supply. Hates arc por cent mud
upwards for time loans.
Now York exchange continues to be quoted At GO
SI7n per 81. 900 premium between banks. What.
over movement Of currency there is, Is toward
New York,
The c)earngs nj tha week arc rcpostcda az follows
by Manager D. Il, IInlc, Ut the Chicago Clearing.
, 1876-07-31
WOOL,

noavoF, Jniy 2o.-An active feeling has cSiatcd IN
wUo during the week. Tho sales include nearly = oO
boG lbs. Ftnr necccA mostly sought aftnr, Sales OF
Ohio and PonnslyyAnta amounting to s4+.tTn Tbs.
l'rlccs 1rIn, md No. !, 3Adsaoc; Xxx. sg9s7,&c,
XXX, d74t16e. At the cios K ftoecra ia Euod con.
ltlon wcro arm at s1dea7hc, and No. l, SaGsagc.
Ba!c. Ut Michigan apauO ibs, nrn,nr. transactions
hive hucn principally IN thu rabEe oE ale33kc for Xxx,
with good demand At thcsu pFccA. Camblng delsino
steady and trm At 4D@+ac; ooh!nx fno lclalnc. 3Go
sac; unwasIcd canhlng. 31c; pulled woos quiet 1t W
Goo, tic attcr for cl.oco EaAtern and Ano aupEr.
, 1876-07-31

CiEvELAHh,o.. Jaly31,-tctrorun aii2hly weaker,
standart! white, Ito test. i1r.
Ft1'FsHtRN. "a, iuly HI-Ictr0!cnm quiet and
ltvaayt crudp e.Gt ut parkcFs; rc1lel, t7sae, ra.
lrlphta dcltygry,
, 1876-07-31
Withdrawn from atoru on Friday for city con.
sumption; G,13s bu wheat, y, 1u1 bu curn, Ual

W!thdFAwN from atoFU on Friday for city con.
sumption: 0, 135 bu wheat, j, 1uo bu curn, UaI
bn NutA,
Tho following grim was inspected Into ssore In
this city Saturday niurn,n.: 10 chrn No. n. W.
wheat, 9 ours No. 2 spslny. u cars No. . do,
8 cars tcjcctud in. !. cars M gra!o t2a wheat,;
Cur M. corn, % carr high. .mixol 'la, 9lD eara
and 10, QUO bu No. :. do, ! car nuw ,nixed do. Us
cars and ., coo bn rejected d. l car nu grade
t:I75 corn); = rars No. oats, Il cars whItu lu III
cars No. Edo, ours rejected do t:}5 0n,s>; l car
No. rye, cars M. . do; = cass rejected barry.
Tbal t45o ears>, 10A, 200 bn. Inspected mt:
%. H27 bn wcnt, IL, u. bl corn, ~, e:o bu oats,
], 175 bu rye
'rhp following wsEa tho receipts md shipments Of
hrcu.lstus us 1.-Two atacs Ut thss paint during this
past wcrk, nn4 for thu corresponding weeks end.
.i,t..1
, 1876-07-31

Skw y0nK, July .9.-HustAess moderate with pack
AXE Aonaes, and the ohlnw trade quilt, Low NrasIps
Of cotton fansels Ia eynand. and aue akoa ctusGly
sold up. Medium and lark prints moving sieAajly.
W00!cn goods In fair roucst. Thu R4<sfn xnYs H. zoo
wosstca thawls will bo peremptory sold at auction IN
ThuTslHy next.
, 1876-07-31

Summary nlent4 wero quoted at Bhs63ko FOR
ho1el shnu1detsi 04nko Tor do short RIBS. uI5t0(c
fsr % t !SaE sna s1o sssF.s S1e;1o ror d Ca,'s
hl.nd lotG.cut hams. lacun laiss atuMt Axe.
frfn4t-WnA quiet at hA4Ac.
nEEF FllnIbcls-Wrrr steady and quiet At Sto.75
"a, ~ for a,ess tiI.7sl1:oo tor c1tra ntsst and
IHi|oe-WAs quoted 1t txlsAc Tor city aud 7aso for
country lot4, According 70 condition, - -,
, 1876-07-31

TsDnces ss.:esI, g III xM'.:a'.
Thc Srw York weekly bank statement Is as fol-
lows: Loans. decrease, 81, III, lU0; specie, do.
erearc. 81, 3sU. goo; legal -icndera, tucrcase,
81 :s1, 2O0; deposits, dccrcasc, ssh, zoo; clrcn-
81, liza.
1.oxnoN, July ao--':yeaiag. .-Consols for money
.An,rsIcan sveusities. ois. 1oa4; DIS. loo.{ !;
lo-ius, losai; new -. 1oU5; SuW York Central,
~: Erie, 11,s preferred, ~,
PAn!E, July .D.-ltentes, 1O1f 9Isc.
FnANIronT, July o0.-Scw 5s, 1U95s..
, 1876-07-31
II. new hy sample nj 47'ea7c

ttNhm rejected at 47c; AIS hu hy sample nt 477c
TN tfark. + vial. 3,t7i Int.
nAili.Er-Wa H,llrt md cascr. early a fcw nnrH
III M"[f IL" s" atsS M s as M s II ts . fr IA S g"
sul tn SAr Ut. 4 ::s !'.ne! Erar. wrr. nsrl'e Md
pes wcsr 1Mfrt. Thn orrInss tncuich sample. Of .w
trnn different localities. bit RAra were trNIrtcl.
GaIf sajca were limited ia aol Id pl No, At Auc
, 1876-07-31
COMMERCIAL.

Tic following were tho receipts and shipments Of
the leaLlng ARTICLES of produce In this city during
Tho twcnty four hears ending ut Z o'c1ock IN
Saturday ,uurnng, uud for tho corresponding tttno
Inst ycnI:
, 1876-07-31

The cargo omArxet quiet, the snpry Of 1nnhcr be.
ng Light. few fresh carEDcs arrived early and aacs
were Undo at recent figures. Piece stun wns snlabo at
$7.b0a7. H. and infnFior offering At s7.2s. Common
nch rnnsea fcoul g. noa0 Oh mad fair tn choice itli-
run II 0.3nala6O. Lath wcEe hold higher, owing to
scarcity the low prices thvinK caused manufacturers
to stop sane them. nnd thb receipts have boon quite
smnlI iateiy Lat quoted at ~. 5l2o, md these
prcca have teen bid for loads to Rrrlre Shingles still
range from 81 Ooel2 q for fair TO- ei,oco braRdA
1o}c1 Of lumber weTp made.
irregular but not quotably lower. neaters Etneral
fy asking 1llpnt0na for common stun. but c1nccs
slons have been made to CASH esoera Of ~ buyers Ut
, 1876-07-31

LAY 1ouLp AND THE ATLANTIC d PACIFIC rE1-
EGRAIiI COMPANY.
:, Some limo nEn The Directors Of tho Atlantic i
tnual irsns ii IS, oU0 Gso II stoek. The &C. cauItal %
up IN that tine was SlD, 600, D0D. The Stnck tx.
ehnnsc was notified Ut titIs ac0, ~ that ll,r nov
.ttck after thirty stnys might be legal irunsfer
! iees Was much tl.entt1n hsntMg business s,cn Us
t'nnTs previous performances III making u tnus-
ket 10 rell IN were regarded uNfnyurub1y, ii wns
sAh ycbtrrtfhy That fsond hn decided 10 taIsc .lc
QUO, 00o M hls Hyn acentlMt, and to Tint cud
lilo statement VA, RECEIVED with ,ueredality ~
as,so,s ~ %,'nE t9 o,,y Gay that price Az hs +
u.is III? is san,rol nn own.ps tbs s',s}sse s}os.
ity. hc woald hu IN pn.lsun 10 rel. 0ut tho oiher
stuckhnIAerA II 1t at.rceI With lin Eche,pcs 4
wealthy man. Interested III Atlantic & Paclnc,
tAtI That, " thu FeiMEt VIM CORRECT, he w0ula nj
"ne" "rply fnr an Injunction restraining tho Cunl-
nny trnt carrying nut tic terms af ihv nubscrp-
tfnI III !iu waA ronyincrd that Gould hnt putu ub.
Jrct ~ view other tHA the brnct Ut tho euysIura-
tl0t, mud itH HtockludeEs. lie undcs tlIt IH-
pscs.on TINT r"rtlnM IT the stock Ind brcn sn!t,
S,ttf, tt}a BY kHh4rrfpt!on. Al tho olIcs vi fhc
Catany Il Whh raid lllAt tI,u stuck hul nat ,tn
fnll, l'nt that tc lHxks ha4 been nlcil fur sui.
tcripttoB. -N,t1 FORK iSaH.
AMENIGAH COINAuE POK 1S75,1G,
Tho returns froin tho Carson Mint llayo inst been
published. anh lnakb complete tho data If tho Ell
tire conago operations Ut the United States tn.
Tic last fiscal year: The entltu cnlnngu wn1
7.siS, OH an increase Of ttl, 50!, O77 over thu
t"tal for lS7l-76. OF The cntlra cotnaso Of lh75-
~. saS, NV, 0A2 was guild, aud the sen,u!uuvr,
s15, 7.', silver. Turing to thu operations vi
thv three mnss. VIC find tho gold culnagc to bays
, 1876-07-31

.-nlHfh!'ta -3t th., ~
salnrday. ay..............-. 2. 7a5UH.1s ~. 49, NJ
Tota I'D, sos' 'oor.a7 si.sss,oso.A
yrAr.... ............... a3oo5, ,a5i.oa 24oe, 81
THE ANTllHAClTE-coAL coMn1NATIoN.
The New iusk stock market has bean ugitated
during the week by rumors TINT tho Pennsylvania
coal combination was breaking. Tho correspond.
ont Of tho New York Daily Bulletin, July Is,
says:
Coal null Iron olnany aud 0f The reading loal, their
9tctns stated shat tlIrrN VIII truth In the tg1rtrd
d,ssHlMtinn " tn cniInatIn, which i strength
t0 stnp aipUentA Tor twn wrcks In AuRiat In Urrr
reduce s avn HhipInenta IN .unr mYu1d il qutn Ut
] sn II M sa 5 III =" % 5sr' a n1. @ ts s
otlts hnye agreed to aids hy tho 1nota of shpnsns
Srd ~ thIs uaId for the entire bhance uf tic ycnr.
twooi t'c oat facfolt III tc coshfnatot1
he Etan committed tie cid policy nj kerrits tlown
!lrmneli0n unil eunalnptiuh eall hegn u incrcaae
yet Nu casnc1t uE RECOVERY.
IoNANzA DIVIDENDS.
Tho Now York Herald OF July ~ gives statp-
u,cnt Of the dividends paid On Consolidated Vir.
ginia mining atock stncc the frat d!vtIcnd Of 81
share was paid in May, 1b74. Tho Consolidated
Virginia has paid 1nrgcr number number Of con.
secutfve monthly dividends than my other mine In
ibls country. The following table gives the date
Of d!vldendf, the n1sount, mil tho price Of stuck.
Tho Grst dividend Oh Consolidated N-irgintu was
paid In May, 1874, amounting to 81 rGr nhnec.
Since that ttne they have continued With uuro.
hitting regularity. Tho following tablu Ahows the
amount Of thu fluctuations Of the stock each tlly-
, 1876-07-31

Inc aggregate nufnbtr OF Ilyllends lnl thu
amount Of thc'n patd by tho seven leading mines
lre aH folowa:
, 1876-07-31

nOG FRoDUcTs-Wtr1 Ia falr request sad drmcr,
IN RYmpaty with sEht advance In the ptlces Of pack.
luz hogs. Tho receipts Of hoga during tho psat fcw
days have been light and summer packing slow In con.
sequence, but u,cru llas been 1ittle export demand
though thn outward movement Of huulncr neats cut
10 order cOnttnucs lnrgc.
Thu Duty C,ntrciaf Report Gives tho following M
the Shipments Vt provisions from th!a city fur tlo
periods nAucl:
, 1876-07-31

Total Kola.." u. !s!u7 sa7.ttalh,xl ea.aas. 3.3
Thu Ean Francisco htint, 1t will lu ob4uryru, ".
ecntcd thc greater rortlun Of tho uolI culuagu
hu.iness wllletlat of tho Carson was the SMALLEST,
the bu.inrss nf th!. paeo helng chiefly silver The
silver conABu of the seyuru ilnts wis W fu,luwe;
, 1876-07-31

=. N0dHKsc77Vl. NFHfV. ENITN0,
Common lugs .Ss.tkt1 10 g. ut+ :. 90 O. it I'm
Common Loaf. 7.Ukt 8.g0 8,3Ot1iO,H0 9.G4tptl.N
tiHOI cRf.,.,.. Hhht y. 60 1Mtti160 II. OIL lf,tD
fit0 leaf...... G.tOT1f.bo 1..tktt3uO l4,nDtttbOO
Mi1si i'd. Or IN bsl oidsr. II |" II lsss th.s sSoss
ThB following Xyo the Particular OF klio tAlpa for inc
HeHk aud YGnrt - " "
, 1876-07-31

on ,isu rnlts guild eoins produced, sa7. .DOl, 70
haf an! Inatlsr engl.s. Tbs silver coIns4p con.
ta'ivl y ~ ~ ~ In tEads dollars, 81, Ds:,. h:!1
tAn ~ 0ts Wy respectively. IN lsalf mud quarter
Euurs, 3!tf:, hdW Iii 40'cpnt p!acrs, $s, UiV, IG5
IN dimcs, and the remainder Iu tho aInallur CVlns,
COLD AND UNxENnAcIA
Gold WAS ll1sa111=,s In szccubacks,
Gsccnuacks were ao3iGs0tc Oh tho tuas In
RulA
, 1876-07-31


xs c.mpsfsi viii sarcs prey.o1s years, tic nsar
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-10-28
CEurAuR
LlulmEurs.

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Deem IN use Words are cheap, but the pro-
prietors OF these articles will present trial
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than have ever before been obtained.
The Ccntaur Imminent, White Wrapper,
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Feet. Chillblains, Swcllngs Sprains. and
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1t Will extract the poison of bites and stinss,
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i:ock-jaw, Palsy, Weak Back, Caked Breasts,
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thing ever used. A. j. M'CARTY,
Veterinary Surgeon
For postage stamp we will mail Centaur
Almanac, containing hundreds OF certificates,
from every State in the Union. These Lin-
ments are now sold by all dealers in the
country.
Laboratory of J. Il. ROSE Il Co.
46 DEY ST., New YORK.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-10-28
Whaling Fleet Disaster.

WAAnnk Hleet D1o8SSeFs
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. est has been def
nitely ascertained that of the crews of the
whalers lost in the Arctic ocean, six persisted
from exposure on the ice pack, and fifty
three remained behind on the ships, includ-
ing those who returned to them after COM
mencing the journey to land, one of whom
was the fourth mate of the ship St. George.
situation Of Affairs In South Carolina.
COLUMBIA, S. G. Oct. 23.-Troops are ar~
irving daily. Thirteen companies are now
in Columbia and twenty-four in other parts of
the State. Everything is perfectly :quiet
throughout the State Affidavits affirming
peace and submission to law are received
daily. The political campaign is conda lcted
vigorously by both parties. The so-ealled
rifle clubs have all disbanded. The cGlored
militia is still organized.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-10-28
Twecdss SOiourn in Cuba.

TWecd's SOjourn I'm CubA.
NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-The Herald publish
es an account of Tweed's sojourn IN Cuba
1t appears that he with his companion, Hunt,
suddenly landed on the coast near Santiago
on the 18th of June; they went to Santiago
where Tweed was detained until July 25th
for the purpose of the investigation. by the
Spanish authorities of his passports under
the name of John Secors, from the American
State department. which bore date of early
in April, some four months after tho escape
from Ludlow street Jail. His escape to
Vigo and arrest are we'll known. Hunt is
now said to be Tweeds sonin-law, Mr.. Ma
ginnis of New Orleans, with whose appear
ance photograph of Hunt agrees perfectly.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-10-28
)|orHERs.

Castorin is the result of 90 years expert
ments by DIR. Samuel Pitcher, OF Massachu-
sets. 1t is a vegetable preparation as effec-
tive as Castor Oil, but perfectly pleasant to
the taste. It can be taken by the youngest
infant and neither gags or grips. Dr. A. j,
Green, of Royston, Ind, says Of it:
SIRs:-I have tried the Castora and can
speak highly of its merits. It will, think,
do away entirely with Castor Oil; it is pleas
ant and harmless, and is wonderfully eiiica-
ciOus as an aperient and laxative. 1t is the
re,y thing.
The Castoria destroys worms, regulates the
Stomach, cures Wind Collie, and permits of
natural healthy sleep. 1t is very etlicacious
in Group, and for Teething Children. Honey
is not pleasanter to the taste. and Castor Oil
is not so certain in its effects. 1t costs but IS
cents, in large bottles
j. b. ROSE & Co.. 46 DEy ST., NEW YORK.