davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03

| lSs ClamGersaL. Room To-
OFFICE or rag yN!iEn STATE; rolling sIocS -Cco.t
f5'IIifE TRANSFER BOOKS Of this Company
will be cosed at the ccse Of business s day. ard remain
| Treasurer and secr~ary
| oYilcE or Tux UNr,p STATES RoLiIFG fiocK
rViIE ANNUAL ME&fING Of Tie stockhold-
v o @ p GGP % az % oS SS @ r Se S S Of y vac Of
uay rex at ~ ocloe M for tn roephon oi Tho Annns
te transaction Of such other outGf as may be nrosh 10
'sW BANKERS, BROKERS and OTHERS.
Aegsea st S 'Gns ana or GSe" & 6og SglIn '' Of JT G.
s a. r'i s"es9 S i. 1iU"y 9Gs % 'ir & coa. Cup ''
5al. u : Had, 81 letter SrI 4 oaPs Na ss7eo $500
} }% Il =, D g S.1 55 ' & So f1is sS55s Oo,as
'.S, jUiy. Goa Ler SSsi' T. o Nos 1855 each
jSiy. O.? Letter r. Nos i@3-O. l2a2od i1i2l4' 1879
s,tcr T. Sos i522s5 I222eG Ili2I4 l2i2l5 2li2i7
jay. JAY 81 Letter l. iofG5. I6is6 1870 le77i
Nv. 81 Letter N Nos sss3 ssssa, sssss, ssso4.
So, e,G2 S4 s5 So o. Nes SO issS ssS
Jsiy. g; Liter < I9os7. 2oos9. 2OGs5a. $1,000
JSy. 90 foiisf g. Sos 4o2aO iCoao 500 each 10
5e So:5 g7s'; T 3 e7a'c Z: 800 sy 'fs fss c. Not.
Cs Of Isl No;, ii. 80. G9o.o eiOo. Nos 1890
G. a'ss & i'S72 n tG a. 80 go Is "sr isa 81 ooc each
reot apa Ia s i = z5 @aa 7G - s5 . fS III 35 e.
75$sS.. ~. ISL le.'ai'e 80 ,77 O. CAS-
Ba,i Croe@ City School Bonds. Nos 81. 49, si a3. $1,000
GsrSa oier of 1859 Nos 40, 4oo. +o
| per cent of 1850 No. sl7. 500
sr Ts, S.. cent 81 81 is.3 S9 40. So fs' e g. o.
MIes 5ts 6c %("i T. s p c Sa s5 s sfG7 81 @ US5
Mlcsiesn souhern sinking Fund Nos. 25i5 to 251'. In
Ind,s:a obs bloomington onG H. II. lot Mortgage
No@ 49, i2a l2a 2ela 1929, 2e4. 2o5, 80 C3Gh
Chicago uulnsion snd OHnoy iroSt MsIt-se per cent
So,. sss 6se, 2547, 927, 81 ,eoo e'oa ... roo,.
Nos, si'7. lisi' rs, 2Sso, - 3, asia S1l7. $1,000
and ohio lfqs4 la M Iiq'ege g 5%assG sGa5sG
Burlington Csr Rapds, and AinHeso,a H. Il. lsi Mortgage
.S- Sas - os 81 % 3p q il 8 o
!42i. s955 1921 TO i427 neiuse tos. - 4zi2 i1id
r. c. r. y 81. MiigSuteo tension. NJ 20 SO o. 40.
csS.ud Z 1t-efsa ath Mortgage Nos 2i2 1850.
Lake ao & Michaan sinking Fund Consolidated
Ho~ lo.4 ia. 17s2 Ill5. lll4 co. G.. 22lY 25iS'
ch!caqo ots il nd al aanc II. r. pOnds nos s72,
-, 1872 -, 6 ID. Coz ,9$ $1,000 oes., .,oo...
s.sle sai's'ci c Mi.gsur ,' soass t+as5ld%t!:,
Ss. s 9 s Is 81, s $as i s e ...o S 70 : 2a 7 hsa & 80
Nos 3 q, 70 ISSUED 10 raeiic p 3; = 900 each
Nor.s x. ..oa;. x, IT, Ds,s 1855 n, ca5 900. 90,
M .ci6, = l. 2577, % ,, y 900 -; oo,
s1-ac h o. - Sos. 3sso. sS,I. $40, $1,000 each
| Date 1851. -. : - $1,000.
81 Jssrh z Denver ~ o;o r. ~ s; Mor'fss' BONDS nos
ossi;,t Crs,of,yi s e t..rn H. r. lat Wort
esee No.. "a s'5 80, ss, 800, lsGo. 1891. $1,000
Union fsoiac Il. Central Gr,oeh Bonds NOS 2G 21 -
sins,6s F'nj pei cont o 'I,1 lepas
Msb. ~, oh.o -crii * bolis pr cent no $500
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EOnsiisc:sers ofshe Chesapeake
nssd Ohio rsai,rnnG s,N. WIN haye not

aEsf WIN 10 IbEE VIII NJbe WHO HaNU I"'
received copes - BE PLAN or RF0rGANTZArION, are
requested send teir adrbsta the oice OF FISK q
IL rCI, = NASSAU -r
Thoee DESIRING =" sriici. ate In g. who hsve not sready
III ell LcT ;,S siou ia vi io ie>ay. thc hfhEe
or ths tgcaso oL bo fcCtrd ai Ia readiness
Whed decree Oi slO Is obtained fI,m COIr,s.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
NATIONAL LINE.
From Piers ~ ard 81. North aiyOr


i'"'N" FOR cri tI:NsT0WN AHU LiVFIPOOL
EGYPT ...... Ies = II M tIfr-U tt. le. - r..
tabu Passage SjU ana SO currency. Sfer2ge grraiy
ruo,d Ircs. E-.prn urkeis >, reduced fttes. Diit
.iesrcc csets from IveoJi the lJyus Apply a
&c '|o''i"' 0"''' ~" % :" r. ~ T. HURST Manager
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
pENNSYLVANtA RAILROAD.-TH

q -
aOUiI New YORK foI Of Dcsbros'ee and
i,Spross .or .arrs,nrs Pittsburgh the West an solth
with irinan linar Cars attached 9So a. ~ s'd H'0 D. m
FD e ias.soTt aai Lock nayra yia ihnaiciph aai
% " @ Dr c co 1r,sa Iayaa @ 'orT AMI lr 80 - n M cor
n ~ Il Cr, for TinsyiIc Petroleum Ienter ani tle on
20 ,i tuor was-,ion. a ths south Lin ted Wash.
nst N iAtIrss ri ,a lior uar. dsly, eScoit s.u..y
= - = T. ~ '' siisi / % ran 1872 s. !,
.rd b. a. j:sus a.l I'd su'ona 'a'a. D. in
Por w.r" &C T. o. !, 10 a H. u ln = =, 'n: -
80. !. ). 81 ~ ll5o p n- and IL Night san"ay.
Io ISr O. i& 5v'@ g. IS . 7,'o, T. .. IL II a m IL m
. 20 $40. a.. IT, 4 o. 40 33 $40 O;lO -
6sG I. ia. 81 10 ii JI M, and ~ night SUNDAY.
q fGr az saas.. 4, c5 Z ia s. l.; II aw IL IN, !
'ror pud, = Irl AmDoy. and s1dti Amboy AMI 10
TO-, TO-, ,s .2ns%icS a. a 4 snd II m Bio lIo 0ao
. / = "a, All ~ "i;a@ fn,..,' x,., i. = a.. ,i
q 1s,s, an E,,,' 10 M IA i, II TO- IA , ippn'
lUl IN. ni., Ia. 80 a. u., =. and 10 ,.
ior inuu p,buig ani helS,drI, yiV IN. and D. Ia
Ior tlcmiigton. 80 a. IN snd =.
IUr 5irirur 5JmUss"t 5rshch p u ,,.. IA ...
~ tr.nlon B,ion.Jwn, urLn3In and Oaindon 'o A'o
80 a. ,i5 Y ~ 20 5jS /. i 4. o. Ia a.s -. q I' III NJ
Ia AID 81 an. 81 a. M ANA = Pm, mr. a,o
20 p ~ Mcau'i,h Juncnon 4io ~. r,n A,.hov
t"r n .yn'st'wn and lenissi IN m ga a. ~" va ~ |
'pa % w. ds e fo~ss fon .fttaDarSa Go9 aud 10 80
an p p, % Ga} 4, 10 Sorion a. an and Samors ol w.
"5 5:Is alt 1927 ~ spn ia ,s gIS st n ra Si m.
: 49, -. r.. r.. a. s.'T M. '7'lh ".@, OF p m
ssr ,ss 62e aud 9ti Br2,,issy No A.."5 hSo,s
f,, IN and Ss, IA ic and iis nd'onst HOoossa
EaD' ods' fG Hh.is. % sn passenger As.s,
FRANK THOMSON uoat.A Msnsess'
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
GlrSce nnO farm Uhllc1.

XJANTED-To lllRE, from My !, with
~ ib... ~ biyiu, = Wril bult III ms niri al III
moct b.. r,eDcns Ddr,. Il, la. rent and oa. p'io"
e. W., EoN .. o. o..
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
Slnaar;ai.
oEEicr ny raE cn..nln,r,ns CoM cnnrAsrl

OFFICE ~ THK CO>sOlpATos coal CoNrAsrl
OF M LKILAND, No. Il ii9OApwAY,. I
hgwYoKE, Fob ]. 1875.
IN conformity 10 the charter, the ANNUAL.
4 MEETING ~ the soei A0idcIs ci The ELECilo;' oi
lrcsicnt AMI rccUr sn f0r to ira -! Other bus
viii be held AT nom on " bN SDAN, The l6tl ihsi
al the Oihce Ui lac Company, No II }T, n, IA " o.
New Nrik aif .0r Tie pfiIs sic. Iettuu lt Pla w
lc lJIT fi Iau4fr bJOKs VIII C at teb
o. at OCIocs cen IL ., the IN INST
IL Stc
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
CORFl.K AiARKFTN

no JLNElsa Poe. Tho Coffee IaIGset Is unchanged.
SANTo-. fss LGOod irsts 5.GOsaG. 100 l. 40 klo
gTgmMee.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
Giln properin 6 . Set.

--a.-s
I STABLE TO LET, with five Stalls, oI
cro,u. gn,i c0ac IO0u. Largo l1ii, =, hst
tween ,ih anf ri7, jwgy ANY 10 a. CUl.Lhi NJ"
~ fa,t tn si., ntar i ssn
4 FIRST FLOOR and Basement, r0'ru>.
" $40 .T,or 3 .opIa go. ROOM. .3b rooms, - a
flr sIlE iu oH"n,a. LitEnt 7 ncl l 10. 1" 4"u
lo.d lnc iiprc- Jon. i E"AfCHA'F %; hish'h"F''
ONE FI,RN(SitD FL 81 left in hrnwr-s!ont
sT 70 Ir.ttet! 5t nn: uth Inlaiic ~ Nts oelsi
GTOHi.S in Greenwich and ChnmEcIs-st'. t.
> LENr Apply =" r. !. Fnt 4. STuAEt 100 th'noes-Si
CpLETDID FLOOGS-Six 10 eight laiS
= 10 Ia. of!,i. win 80 pr v,'ctif brown on"
TN, hu4ily lpcatu.. uT'r ~ N'ied i;dOsd 80" rht
L'!pir. %, 40 Wc-' 55it +
Sg'O LET-C0mplrtcIy furnished house lu'l OF
rcDi t.ymg lcSldis. linen AMI biiNtrhal0 tit~eu'
to1ant ha,iIe o'a,r bas!nca. Apply l" 1fN.' 'klA"b'
Agent. 30 Is okmi -.
rtrO LET IN elegant BASEMENT, 2nHrp,
in nno iIiiis eias Cy IA! Pc< go roo ns %.
adapted fo ! Irs~ciss billiard roam, l'tIg ieG ''i't
,. Hii claJ At.ny 10 !. y. "lCnOFr q 'o- -
rlNJ LEASE-rhr upper floors of the GEE
y HAN SNVtHl5 BNNKi rtn he en.ar "i iof nlhR .
u 100 tees fUrftliayr by 100 1eut "' llet T.
al. VIII lave atnrr 10, cOaStiLoed t'"it occupants
For nii Particular apply tn ..., ,- ,,,, ,,,,,
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
! FWGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

EIAti.ASGEMENE O| PAS .ENGfK TRAINS. DC. .,
1870 ieeyt 0ot = or Il q anil Drt lso IS st
Z Irtf .oIalt. kti' W. ba CH tuunz,
u, teton. iir.Yr Meadow. Iahau'y Cty eHcid oar. =
CauIci WhA.esire. ll.ttpG. i3iTs. com ct ug win
trains or iihdcs, Auburn. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Fsa
EnU t'e " est.
i, r ter Ersou, Bciiiehem. .lcutcvn. Manch Chunk,
tItY. oIe a4dflf ~ l~e-.sftp ifFs'n
IatNttl kol-!Ds.
O;iFN 81 aul J irItaJ %
{ r. IN. I,r F..stuu, BtihAien. AlcHoTn. ana N@hcn
G.. o.. s.oIili. >, ~ e.aipHr. ,..,., =,
sit rc-f, 1lf, ir Edttp1 R'f.itHHin. ~
tn y. Mllcu G uIa "iA,s'a t.lt'ir, 4aDlrs Acr
ap.rsls .ttH tram .Ir ltI4Cl Jrl ..t M sicf 40
... ~r, Fai4 snl tlis pf rfLS i's
atta,. e. KJof ,t. 81 80, Ip and 80 r.
81. ,'i.t & - u't
- -. IL. - L.-ALL u b ont
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03

OFnCg Tag US!ign SfATEs ROLLING STOCK COL
NCs. "a AsB 10 walls. NEV-N0iK. Jan. Is, 1916
FTHE TRANSFER BOOKS of this Company
az the close t's day. ard remain
CesC, opening % buaues. TUESDAY, tho Sta
Of by ORDER a. UiGiNIStH,
and Eecr-tarY.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
Ocean Glcamer3

4 MERiCAN LINE.
~ WEEKLY MAIL STEAMSHIP SERVICE betve>n
lisiLAD! i.FHIA and ilXE&ruCl. oaii.s ht o,hESS
Iul,s, sailing every THURSDAY from IJ.alz Ii!L AID
sailing ese-y WEDNESDAY, nora Liverpool The following
s,sainor aDlTInteG 10 sai from fhiiaiciD.is:
sC.T'f OFL!MEi.IC X Feh 10 PENEsYLVAN lA..iaI.
ONO Fob. ~ y IAN h..-......... Mar. y
PRICE OF PASSh0E IN CUKlEScf.
CABIN ............ e. 10 o. accr plna T. location
Cte"Iace i3srn 3de cAUts to ani flom all points ~
tie .oHt rates.
ttt:,Jrs n,arci with 10 carry Irtergefile
Tess, ugtr cmnOaatlcr' for al cassc5 u1sr asI d.
FOR psAsagc II ight and other inrHanDn apply 70
PErEh WRIGHT & sons, General lconts
.}O7 Walnut ~. PHILADELPHIA
GRO w. COLTON. AZ brDl] T., y. l..
JNliS ACEO&ALD, Pass .vr t-tlt,
SIa.t,ry.p place, ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03

tNMA& LINE.
Roys MAJ s;esceTs appointed sai' follows,
FDH ,1UE.tsSEOHN AND LIVE..PpDF-
CITY or BROOk I.Y N...Sk UkDAN. Feb. = at y. m.
C.TY or Mon 'kEAL..-.SATuBDA DAy, Rrb ~. NJ Z a. IN
{ T. I.r ~ Il .SA FGItJhY P5b. 49, At d.
'TY or EICII%OED.. ..SATU GDAN. 3D. 20. at 3 d In.
CITY or ANI"EBP. URDhY. n p. Z etnoOG.
ana each sucCccfng & itiiT iay, Pier -, y. Il.
RATES oF PASSAGE
CAEIN, goo. go a.. &i0D. gold.
SILEsAGL. 80 Ldtrecy. rats .s>pe At lowest ratHS
ami general business apply II ue Gun
ot, No - iUAlY9y. Sivrt,r tas0ag, Il "a
:I ssu.dwI,, Oi ,ier b. e. q. JOIN e. D. Lr. Asant
EIEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
"A LINE
These Hlstc.sss steamships sai regularly at frou
pier 80. - NDItJ Rive - 20 lows;
.teamsLir CDLi MTUS .....TUiS iSDAf, T. b. ,.
Accoaulu rp-ss For ite It o. passage apply 70
WILLIAM j.. CLYDE - Co., No . 20" .,AAsGseG.
NCKTLLAE. EUIlNGt- - 60, Agcar5 ~ hay,nA
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
Union PACIFIC RAILROAD

4
~ LAAD Gils.,I BDNDS
TRUSTEES oIrlCH, NO. 40 ioiHABIB BriLnNh}
b,s !Oa. Jan. ., 1870. )
Sealed proposals win bc received noon. THURSDAY
Fen 10. 1870 for the sa!e 81 $1,000 q t ii DI@t -" u
srd laci hailluad Company H. the undrT6.nti
Trustees In with Tie idontre OF gag" oi
AprI 49, 1857. JOIN EUlf, ITrustsos-
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
C0nnitp prop:rin 60 Eel.

rs'O LET-llOFEb
1AE HOFFMAN uOUSi.
with ldvtrf Stables a 81 st' - ~ y 20 ttf' l'' ""'"
u,, r, yea JNO l.. ~. TAi,ihA$,
Frb J. 1915. ipufih' cl'"ir' " l.
'ENO I.Er-Thc DWELL NG-UOJeE ana
Oub.u ngs .acv o'cbi.GI api rsdi by '" l'an ,l u'
"a, irUFs Neck. WHaoh @tcr County WIN % ANN "'
LASU. ,...,,,,>,. ., ,,. pi,.,
Ap L. ~ prcmlse. 10 J. a. JENKlN1 nj Iio f"'
N-u' Bila. uu'~A o, n. \.
TaD LaV mr. ,or SALE. mt IA great sleriiico,
sslGN HOUSE, (sionc a"h ~ 'rul sr'N -, ff.i r.
70 rms ani onthous.s; nnNerr and ysala bsm non,
d,coi stiA, Msnasrt na, opipnii" 'ii =. ''N 'l"'
m ~ ,sninr knrih side KailrOad uio iG no'l k u'
r. DO ilnp hing pud si Aid - j. L. fl'u' r'
tstt ecE Or a. 80 Brekmau T. Amen rage or a'hthNV
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03

I ONO EiNND RAILNDAD VOIIPANY.
! WfETt.N A.ttSG.MEEfs
COmiuenciis Get - 1870 Tl14 IuHtrro Point -
%. Ezpross wall for Cr'erpor, sag Harbor snd
Hen. .,'sd
.c5O4. ulin for Port IcG,r.on. VALLEY,
Hem, ..tl alt I.-t.faN.
1889 u. A'col.,.Ii,,u Tor Eicksyllo 5ui HepnsietL
,.-1 :, pea for ir''I oT >s< HIrJJr iosLit Ns
H. y, Iirn.p. .'Ei, o. fd l.ic. way
3} ui.prcss fr Port JcHera'n, Locust Valley, aai
tirfIf-f-gt
Express for Locust Valley, Hempsosi aai Rock
~ "a COO nuiol.ti,n NoF;hporl aad Henp'taaL
.,.t. rage .rt. TOP fl4eh.Ht iTl l. ~. lJI
N e.uhtu, 10 HId ii;.' b
SUAUAN TRAIES.
100 H. n.tor iot Je.-rrcn i~c-'t Valley and Hemp
~. sd.
O.,j p n.- Aoruo.l. lac $, yaey. AID Isa seal
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
FVg E.sT'faEST hlONE3S.

EVV s.ST'faE3ST EiGNE3S.
FOR SALE
SAINT LOUIS Prn CENT GOLD BONDS.
CITY OP LOUISVILLE IL
CfNCI&SATI T~ios
NEW YORK CITY ~ AID "a. -...-.
STATE OF ILLINOIS 10 fi.f 'ENF COUNTY BONDS.
WAITED.
CHIC. pf%. ASH NINfi'NNi'5 I. IT, BDNDS.
I.W gI!SfN EID H. H. ENNpS
CITY OF I.NN t,SILII (iA d. LONb-.
PEORIA tND ROCK sLAND H. o. EOEDs.
town B1NBS GF "IATE or tlW.1n'!k.
rows EOSI = OF ~ThIE o. WlfChSsl :. ~
CITY. CDTSff. AND TOW" U'Nb- or y iINOlS
CITY' ClIN1'Y 4 80 TONN BJED} 'F ono.
yVYF. e. t'FEE3E, a EVa.last.
K-OVN7'XE EROTLIER&, BanLeys.
- Val ST., lar yoJ2, GI'ol0 interest
on dcpo$itS, drG1O Ills on London d.
Paris; also Issue LCi'crs Ct CTtd4
nraiI0blc in NcyriRci20l cities GbTodd.
Investment .Sec3fyiicS Tor srie.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03

ror r.ig,f or Fa--lge, alpiy 10
+ Aif:NA Of:,. y ~.iSS. No, 81 nrd . Hr rlyir.
Siesne.s aii iraya Nrs.Jg.1s JaH. - 70. - os
VI, NM ~ ~ al.tI ! IIts
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
F0' i''s'' o P"''-S11 ''i Co.. Rovr croan

York, Havana & Neyirn Mail :. :. Line.
- steamers .o1rc rtr3, Nortt :. ,cr 3; , i.1.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03

OFllcE or Tux uNirsp STATES RoLiiFG f'iocS =:
NOS II AsD 90 " Als.si, NEu 1OEh, Jan, !, lofb.)
rE'IIE ANNUAL MEETING Of Tie stOckhOll-
ci ts Company will be hold az he 0hcos OF tic Com
pany 2. and 20 all st MON tho 1t day of Ftu
rafy rex ~ OcUca 81 for the reception oi the Annual
Report election of be ensuing year ahd
the transaction OF such other DusicSs may be Drought 10
A. D.. Irk..!, o.GIotaIy.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03

I, TAX BALI LINb.
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL sFFAMsHiPs
faling Te.,tar,y EVERY hoNrH IRON
wATsJN's WHARF, BROOKLYN. y. "
IN, PARA pFRNAEBUCO, BAHIA. aod RIO JASEthQ
calling OF ST. JOHS'S. PORTO klcO.
NELLIE MARFlS. 5000 tons tn kSDAr, Feb. g. -
2 y. M. -oo ,..-
! g. WALhER . 700 tOns. oAt I RID w. Aptus
rae perfectly pew, with All the latest I'm
plps eHlnt raylnI Gst ctss pGsstn~r aeconmstsuons
.r fre ght and passage. at re.acei ,tS, apily 70
J. :. TUCKER g. 90, Agents, 81 Plness
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03

COR LIVERPOOL,
tYIA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING THE q. s. NAH.
TUESDAY.
LEAVING PIER 40. 43, N. n.
As follows;
MONTANA. y, et3 D. m
NENADA..... Feb. p. az p. n.
AHO..........................Fc0.2 20 at a. m
DAKOTA Z. NJ 3 p. N.
WISCONSIN,. IA. az 4 D. m.
W1OHlNG NG-.--..-..-..........Iar IL Z;0' p IT,
RATES FOR PASSENGERS REDUCED.
seerare $o8. intermediate $685. CABIN, s6j $50 accord
5teereso oitcc No. % broadway. General
olc es, No. IS Waist- - -
GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
VI EEU.YoI:K 70 BRISTOL. (a.ng.}-DIWECI
Taking gO'- ard fGr iunfCf. Carl D, aport
GOGc,ste3, aH all potts IN Hr>toi C.sunel
naiins from Pier 10 EisL h.'e..
CORNWhIi Staupar.. W W frDhf, FtD
Sb1Ef.-Ii foS 80 | ~ ~ !, F'' -
CABIN Passage SO currency EIrarsiDl ~l2D; Iut9no-
date sio currrCT StCcTa- $40 currency lTerei stssr
Der l1cd S26 Drafts Ior ~ snd upward tor elghs
0. IassIgc, apply 20 ,.,
The daily gazette., 1876-10-18
EDITION.
DELAWARE DAY.

TIE ATTENDANCE OF THE GOVERNOR
AND HIS sTAFF-A FALSE IMPRESSION
CORRECTED.
A GAZETTE reporter In an interview
with l. q. Grubb. Secretary of State,
this morning. learned that neither he
nor the Governor has charge of any in
vitation or arrangements for the attend
ance OF any persons on Delaware Day at
exclusive charge of the State Centennial
Commission and Messrs. Jos. K. Adams
and Geo. Mccall. the marshals appointed
by the Commission. The Governor has
received limited number Of tickets to
the exhibition for his staff only. These
will delivered by the Secretary of State.
by direction OF the Governor, at the 7:30
A. M. train on Thursday morning; to
each member of his staff as shall &C.
Company him and'act as his escort to the
ceremonies Of the day. IT.,
SUSPENSION Of BUSINESS
Tomorrow there will be a general sus-
pension OF business, nearly all the lead
ing stores and mandatory establish.
ments having made arrangements To
close until Friday morning. ALI the
banks will be closed, excepting the First
National, where one clerk will be kept
on duty to attend to such matters Of
business as cannot be deferred. The
public schools will also be closed, and
doubtless most OF the children will at
tend the Centennial, in company with
their parents. The arrangements fol
the attendance of the Governor, City
Council, and State and City officers are
the same as has already been announced
aud no change has been made in the
previously published programme at the
Centennial.
The daily gazette., 1876-10-18

NOTICE-I,I Henry d. Paulin, in compliance
1 with the requirements ofithe act OF As
ssembly in such case made and provided, do
hereby give notice that shall apply in writ.
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State
OF Delaware, ia md for the county of New
Castle, upon Monday. the Goth day OF Novem-
her, A. D. 1876. being the first day Of the next
November term OF the said Court for o license
No. 81. in the village Of Odessa. st. George s
hundred, county Of New castle; in the State
Of Delaware. and to sell Intoxicating liquors
in lefs quantities than one quart, to be drunk
on the premises. and the following freeholders
VIM. Polk, X. L. Maiiey.
4. A. Hyatt, c, Watkins.
LEONARD Gilch. X. W. Cochran,
8, W. Enos, I. L. Gibson,
George kumple. VIM. A. Cochran.
u. U: Mai ey, Charles 4. A. Mailey.
octl6-3t* HENRY ID. PAULLlN.
The daily gazette., 1876-10-18
Stale Day Celebrations.

MARYLAND, DELAWARE, VIRGINIA AND
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA AT THE
CENTENNIAL.
PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-THE pre-
parations for the State day celebrations of
Maryland, Delaware, Virginia and the
District of Columbia are in course of
completion, and include the following
ceremonies:
At 1880 O'Clock Governor Cochran. of
Delaware, will enter the grounds with a
military escort, accompanied by the Mayor
and City Council of Wilmington. mem
bers OF the State Legislature, members OF
Congress and other distinguished citi-
zens of the State. The visitors will pro-
coed to the Delaware State building.
where they will be welcomed by the Cen
tennial management.
At II o'clock, Governor Carroll. of
Maryland, with his staff, and escorted by
the Fifth and Sixth Maryland regiments,
Will arrive at the grounds, and at II
O'Clock the authorities of the State and
all visiting Marylanders will assemble in
the Judges Hall, when the orator for the
State, J. V. L. Findlay, will speak.
At O'Clock the Centennirl Tourna-
ment will commence on the camp grounds
at the foot of Georges Hill.
Virginia, notwithstanding lthe disin-
clinatiOn of the State authorities to offici-
ate in an official capacity, will doubtless
be represented by thousands of her peo-
pie.
In the evening the successful knight in
the tourney will be crowned in the Judges
Hall by the Queen of Love and Reantv
the name OF this lady being kept a secret
until after the ceremony.
The Admission Bureau report the at
tendance at the Main Exhibition Building
Monday, at so cents, 73,903; at 25 cents,
12O; and at the Live Stock Exhibi-
ton, G66.
The daily gazette., 1876-10-18
FIRST EDITION
The School BOARD.

Special SeSsioh-Me Board Resolres 10
Attend tie Centennial IN q Body to-
MOrrOU.
A special meeting of the Board of Educa
ton was held last evening, called by the
President, to take into consideration the
propriety ofattending the Centennial in a
body tomorrow.
Upon the inquiry of DIR. Buck, Mr..
johnson detailed the arrangements that
had been made but said that the car pro-
vided for the Willard club would prob
ably not bemore than half full and that
the other half might be occupied by the
Board.
Mr.. Baird moved that the Board attend
the Centennial in BODY, and that they
go in the special, train at 7.30 o'clock A.
Mr.. Zebley was in favor of going, but
he thought that the Board had been very
much sighted by the Railroad Company.
He hoped thatall who went would 90 as
citizens, or In any train they wantedto 20
in, and ask no favors from the Railroad
Company.
After long discussion, the motion of
Mr.. Baird was adopted.
W. AAs OioWaiu, tuC ClcIh, WAS lilSJTlCb
ed to procure suitable badge for the
members of the Board, and Messrs Moore
Buck and Baird, were appointed COM
mittee to make all other necessary ar
rangements, -+
Mr.. Roberts offered a resolution pro-
viding for the closing ofthe public schools
on Friday next.
This led to a spirited debate, during
which burlesque amendment offered by
MIR. Ferris, to close the schools until the
10th Of November in order to give the
teachers chance to attend the Centenni-
al, was voted down.
The resolution wss lost by the follow
ing vote.
Yeas.-Messrs. Baird Buck, Chandler,
Fraim, Furry, and Rnberts.-6.
Nays.-Messrs. Curry, Eckel, Ferris,
Frock, Heisler, Jenkins, johnson, w. j.
Morrow, Moore, l.. W. Palmer, Pierce,
Ruth, Taylor, Zebley and Shortledge.- 15
On motion of Mr.. Baird the Board
agreed to meet on Thursday morning, at
their rooms, at 7 o'clock, to fall in with
the City Council and march to the depot.
The daily gazette., 1876-10-18
TUE STREET MARKET.

In TIE street market this morning
prices were as follows:
Butter, 45a50 per pound; Eggs, 2sa3O
per doz. apples, Sa15c per half peck,
radishes 5a10 per bunch pears, 10a25 half
peck; tomatoes, 15a1S do; onions, 25a30 do;
chestnuts, Is cents pei quart; chickens,
live, s0a$1 90 per pair; dressed, rs 81 .25
do; turkies, $l.75aS2 each ducks. 81 .25a
s1.50 per pair; cabbage, 4 10 per
head; beets. IA 8 per bunch; grapes,
10@15 per quart; crab-apples 20a25
half peck or 65a75 basket honey, 1sa 80
per pound; lemons, 4Oa so per dozen /;
egg plants 4(0s each; radishes, 5a10
per bunch; string beens, 10a12 per quart;
pumpkins, 10a25 each; citrons, 4a15
each celery. 10a15o per bunch; apple
butter, 10a12 per pound peach butter.
12a12 do; sorghum syrup, 10c per quart.
The daily gazette., 1876-10-18
THIRD EDITION.
OBITUARY..
DEATH OF JOSEPH l.. BEGG.

LEA IL JOSEi@h Lac BEG6S.
This morning, about 20 minutes of 10
O'Clock, City Auditor Jos. L. Beggs died
at his residence, S. f. corner Eighth and
French streets, in the G1st year of his
age.
About two months ago, Mr.. Beggs was
Frustrated by severe attack of paralysis,
which was the ultimate cause of his death
He partially rallied, and took a trip into
the country, but about ten DAYS ago he
returned home and has been slowly sink
ing ever since. His son Frank, in Toledo,
Ohio, was telegraphed for on Monday,
and reached home this morningiust about
twenty minutes before his fathers death.
Mr.. Beggs was born in Wilmington and
has lived here all his life. He learned
the trade of blacksmith, but having
natural talent for music, he studied the
profession thoroughly and soon became
one of the most popular and efficient
musicians in this section of the country.
AS an instructor Of brass bands he was
peculiarly successful, and gave instruc-
| tions to nearly all the bands of this
city and Peninsula.
In May last Mr.. Beggs was elected City
Auditor, and the earnestness with which
he performed the unpleasant duties of
that office greatly tended to bring ON the
attack which caused his death. As an of
ficer he was strictly conscientious, aud as
a citizen he enjoyed the respect of all
who knew him. He was philosopher
of deep study, and was always thoroughly
posted on the leading subjects of the day.
His death will be regretted by hosts OF
friends, and his family will receive the
| sympathy of the entire community,