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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28

DY PO>S. RRFD e. co A. q. POES. AUG
ID tiOn@er-Ofhce NJ. IS CAIonGtlst street. On
sAlURDAY. Octubs % 1876 al twelve O'Clock u.
at the Merchants AucfiOne<.rs' kXchA1Ge Roval.
bit ween Canal Customhouse streets, viii be
sold at public auction. by virtue Of an order from
The Hon. A. L. TissoI, juoge of the second Dis
trict COnrt the Parish VI Orleans dated Septan.
Der l9. 1876 the propertv, VIZ
A CEnTAIN Lot OF 0hUUND, with al the
buildings 4 d Improvements Il er on, situattd in
the Til I'd District o: this CITY, d si.nat.d ae lot
No. OF square No b un"e1 b, Burgundy In.
gh-in, Ra part and Port ttreefs, a, measuring,
American measure. 20 feet roIt o. 'g1nds
street by 100 feet IL d. p h, bet~es. para lels.
PER o an diam by Joseph Pile n. min h Of
Febru nv 1885, deposited ia the Office Of Felix de
Armae, ! t. notary, by an act of eepo-t dated the
thirty first If NJ ,rch 1896
Terms-Cash on the spot
Act VI sale efOre A. j. Lewis Esq.,, notary pub
lie at the expe-s OF the purchasers.
st27 Ot IA FL %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28

A fashion exchange says that "the jabon
is now ger orally used by married ladies'"
This would indicate that harmless but in
correct method of spelling jaw bone is now
prevalent in polite society.-Nor,cich Bul.
letin.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28

MONETARY
OPPvCB NEw ORLEANS REPUBLICAN.
"WEDNESDAY BvRNrsG. September u. le76.

The demand for discounts continued fair to-day,
b;,t6 in bank end on the street, ard commercial
paper Was unchanged. Under the dec!iue IT New
York god gave way SO, aud sold to OILY limited
extent Foreign excl &c fOIowed the course OF
S-lO " cent lower r sterling, ard p cert for
francs. The movement was light. Under mOr-
liberal offarii 90 snd n moderate 0emand, CONNER.
ciai siyht was Is y cent lower. A fair busDess
was d"Ee. Stccks con inred dull. The ofertr 6.
Of stale consols icing limited q d the demand
better. the market WAS quoted ut the close at yes.
t+,day's outside rate. Premium bonds ruled at
about yesterd Us CLOSING rates.
We continue 10 quote exceptional paper a gas
cent y anuum Discount; Al do 1T 10 0l2 and sec"nd
grade at l60i8 hirst class mortgages rule at so
10 p cent y annum and second grade continuss
anS;~ al
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at l09k 6llOk, agsinet ITO At
New York, ard ffter iIM to-, business closed At
I91 0llo, agails, laoA in that artet. The sales
we've c"r hnrd to $500 a. ITO. $1,000 at llOt, and
$500 at llOA.
A,.v COZ tipued INT rrlc ncmiral.
Un:er The q, urse' t gold at he~ York and the
Ge~liI- in New ls Lommtrc al eight here, for.
eisn exch .rge cave way L. or auout 2-lO v cent
fot st+rl ng q, d i y &c, for francs. The move
m-nt in both was quite limited.
The sales If ST. ring were conhied 10 i0Oo and
$4,000 bill of lading at IS "a
In. cnl, .ale francs rol O tad was $50 600 com
mercial at 48I4.
At the cl So sterling bills were quoted At s5 26
as q for bill of lading and Al clear and p
and france 81 4s2h 0AsiA for commercial and
entirely n0min- tor bank
Under more liberal offerings and moderate de-
msnd CONNIE re al sight on new York was Lilo "
cent lowrr The 81 rs ccmprissd e85 COO emb aciug
$50 oOo commnls'ci.ist ts.e,t d. eou !; 10 coo
bank at Lis, and 600 ana SIS GOO do and $20.Coo
private bankers Al l-32.
The banks ., utinu.d sn check on New York NJ
par, while commercial sght was Quoted ct -ull6
y cent Gi count, against -Liseount 0par yes
terdav.
Tho following is the eficial statement of the
sscs repur ted TO- day at the Stock Exchange:
10 coo State consola.
10000 Premium bonds. ...................... Jab
IL 600 Premium b. nds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
IS 600 Premium bonds.. ......................35 S
Making total OF I 90 900 pre MUM bonds.
The salee not reported I the Exchange included
IS 600 prem bonds g. 3ia and 80 900 at IS, and
5000 stale c0nsols a. S8t.
Stocks COutiuuen dull
Under better demand and light offerings State
cousols we're stronger, closing 1t 50. yestsrdav's
outside quo alton.
Premium bo nds we're in fair request. but not -
active strong as st. I'd y, closing at 34sd3as.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28
COMMERCIAL.

COrTON-The sal.s to-day summed up 300 bales
At ST -sdy prices for he lower gr.des, and ea,i
for the %. dunn and higher, requirir g . redu. ion
of sc in riot low u iddlinR .nd God mladli1 &.
and a partial &c IN low nddi niddling ana
midi Z fair We give also the figures and report
of the Exchange, a. below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28
EDUCATIONAL,

EDUCATIONAL.
STRAIGHT UNIVERSITY,
CORNER ESPLANADE AND DERBIGEY STREET.
NkW ORLEANS
Law, Theological, Classical and Norms
Departments.
LARGER NUMBER OF TEACHERS AND CREATE
ADVANTAGES THAN EVER BkFORR
Blight students graduated from the aw Depart.
ment last year, au1 we're imm. diat<ly admitted to
practice in oil the Courts Of the state
Board sg departments for Young ladies md gen.
tlemen. Address J. A. AL ms,
se2 I'm cod PrinciuA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28
AUCTION SALES.


yuvpr-rs STODK OF MILLINERY:
MOvaBhHs ihsRS sTOas sIxTU4Es Or THAT
ssssDD sSss En- s S5Sssc 81 H AZ S.g
SIHrni ;srprsrS NEXT ADJOINING Thh
r rEnYx FHssSRS D. II. HOLME 4 ~.
o. M MARGARET McAULBY, WIFE
SUCCESSION q. ~ yoHs 4. UBRisN.
s.,.,a n;strct Court for the Parish OF oriesns-
0econ" D No. 3s,244.
NV q. &. GIRARD4Y. raan gSVhs Sen.
b omes 70 Camp Wit b. soId on tns
timber 49, ls1s It, ~ a. a. order from the =
ssot usge Of he second District CouI assS n.
',ct"S.r is. 1875 and rendered IN tho s'''' 'A
w - 60 tn THE MOVABLE EFFECTS btlonens mere
to and contained In the throe-st nv oro I'd i,aa
10. Isl Canal street, between boa o'n ,tarn, OF
.,h;, streets conn raiug genera D. 50 .uao "
Millinery Goods, show cAs-s Sto, % 81 ;, * d
r rmR-f'psN,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28
.ENRY BALLARD, UNITED srArss ga

ENRY BALLARD, UNITtD STATES GOV.
- ERNMENT CON rkACi Or AND DEALkR In
FORAGE, COAL AND WOOD r. p+cttullv reouests
public patronage IN hrs line Of trade A well -
sorted stock ts .lways kept on baud, ard will Be-
without delay from he feed v a ehouse, No. IS Pull
ton street and No. l0l P. ter rect Ii. ar
ofSt. Denis and WASN'T, gton stree ia Corsienments
are solicfed, and will be cisp sed or to The best
advantage OF consiRne.s. Quick Gales ard prompt
can BIZ given. ;TMIT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ST LOUIS-Steamer Janice Howard-77 haIea ~o..
ton 5l3 a-s hay 73s5 Dbl. ur 7O4 bills meal 2776
sks bran = bbls whisky 2279 SKIS oats 262I SIX corn
% cks bacon l9 tcs bacon so tcs isrd aud sundry
produce
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Golden Rule-sl bales of
cotOn 685 axis oettOn SOD 300 hbls whisky 100 bbls
-four 20 cks bacon % ties lard l hid tobacco and
sundry produce
LOWER COAST-Steamer Isabel-4,s SKIS rough
rice and sundries
wsR .ATr--steamer Waloon--25 bbls rice
ITO sks rough rice and sundries
Low az COAST --Staamor W8Weuock--223 axis
rough rice II bbls rice and sundri~s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Assumpton--ls69
sks Rough rice SKIS seed cotton hhds sugar bbls
mulasses and .nndilos
BAr'.N ROUGE-Steamer St John 40 bales cot.
ton 33i sks cotton seed axis seed cotton s56 sks
rough rice and sundries
Observation-Disclosures Kate-24o7 bales cotton
1898 ks cotton aeed and sundries
UPPER COAST-SchOOner Gabriel Aime-232 axis
rough rice and sundr o.
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MnRGAE'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
September 27-949 bales cotton 10 SKIS Gotten 129
SIX. rough rice and eundrts
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAIrROAD. Sep
temher 27-2s2 bales cotton 1913 pcs meat In bulk
400 bbls lime IS cks bacon and ,p1ri.-
NEW ORLEANS AND TtXAS RAILROAD, Sep
TENDER 27-5a0 sks rough rice and sundr1es
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28
MEMORANDA,

10y T6Iegr8pn.T
Havana. s. ptember rs. 1876.
To z. A. Yorke-The steamship C. W. Lord ar.
rived at noon today 65 hours from New Orleans to
anchorage here.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28
tire satisfaction.

Highest premiums awarded at the tive ~ =
isiaua state Pairs ard h. SOuth m StsSm M
cuitura and Iudustrisl Ex position Of lSH - 4
C,sterLs made :" order sad r~psirrA. a II =
este us from 1000 t" 20 600 gAlloDs uade n -
bes, material and workmanship. kept conG(1sns
on hand and tor sale 1t
Prices t. Huit the Times.
CrHAra promptlY after dad tn AxH4t.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28

From New
Str.....,.., from Bremen. Orleans.
sSrassonIg without cabn)Sept I. About Oct. IS
uan'' '.''.............Sept21 81. about oct. ~
ose'.'''........... Oct. Is. About Nov IL
b. loit a' davs Of departure will le announced
ne o. anne touch outward at Bayre and rs
ampton. f "' ~" OIL anu oou'A
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
or New Orleans: VI i''io ~ h''"~
CABIN. $3.50 tgold). steerage, s36 (gold).
BIemen: =" 0outnsihpton' ha're "a
oAo,n' $3.50 (eold). Steerage, s45 tgold).
From Rev Orl, ans to Havana:
Cabin Gas (gold). steersge, SIS tgold)
der unier ten years half price: children uu
ronte company reserves the right to cbsu 70 the
nartnr! tno steamers tho Advertised days Of do
Pass .se sn fict me z ces Of passage.
Has, LICK u nom Bremen Soutb amnton or
Fnr 70 New 'rl~ans issued by the nnners,Sned
SA 10f tner part c0lars apply 10
sa1s M. +. STOCKNBYRR Co
NO " Union street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28
EeTA BLlsHkO 1850.

American and Foreign Passsap,
GILMORE CO.. successofs to Chipmaa. r
mer Co.. solicitors Patents pr ,curA b aieoa
iriea No fees 10 advance. No charge unirS r.
patent is granted. Eoiess for making prelinis1n
and conducting . rehearin&.. Sp cial atteaES
given to interference cases before the $780,
office. extensions be ore Co gress. inf.inesnG
tanning II inventions o. patents send staiet
GILAOR1 co. for pamphlet Of sixty paeM
Old Boansx Lasd Warrasts.
The last r-p IT II the Commiss: ,ner Of thaon,
eral Land ONCE shovs 2.ss7. 50 acres of bod
land warrsnts outstanding. These wezs ~
psv cash for them. s.nd bv reg stored kstae
Where sssignmen's are imperfect We give ilS
tions TO p rfect them.
United States General land O6lce.
Contested lend caeea prcee~uted befbrs Il
United st tee General Land Office aud Dtpsyfns1f
of {: Int rior. Privae lana clails, m ming q
presumption elaine and homestead cases attsn6Gl
Arrears Of Pay and Bounty.
Officers, soldiers nd sailors Of the late vw,e
from the government. Of which they have =
kno~ledge. Write full history of service, -
state state amaunt Of pay and bounty received: e
after examination. viii be given you free ~
Pensions. f,
All officers. soldiers and "a Tors wounded, rup
tured. or injured the late wor however siahtIy,
can obtain a pension by addressing GlLA0R1i
Co.
Cases prosecuted by GILMORE l. co. before IL
supreme court Of the United States, the Court d
Claims AID the SOutL%ru Claims Com mission.
Each department of our bi.ipess 10 coudactol
IN .eparate bure u. under the charge ofths ssms
ex er'ented parties employ ed BY the 81 nm.
Prompt attention to all business intrueted = GIL
MOkn 4 co. 10 thus occurred. We desire y yin
success by deserving it. Add -ees
GILMORE CO.,
my3l Washington District of COLUMBIA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28
1uutsuay' eepttmoef 20, Io'o.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship New o leans, D. arborn. for New York
Steamship New York. Quick. tor New Yoik
Schooner Jennie Wood, Pizzetti, for kuAtan Island
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship Northampton, Frank, g. DAYS from HAvre,
in ballast, TO thield- L. O. lst district
Schooner Gabriel AimA, V-rrene. frsm Upper Coast,
to MASTERED district
STEAMBOATS,.
James Howard. Pegram. from st Louis
Golden Rule. ShinAle from Cincinnati
Isabel. OPry. from Lower Coat
WsiO5n kuiz NOM Lower CO2At
Wawenock TAYLOR from Lower Coast
Katie. White. from Vick sbuIg
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28
RIVER REPORr-3P. N.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Below high water MARI of 1874.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28

II nANARUPTCl .-COMM kRClAL FlRm
OF me benefit Of the bankrupt act CAP have thei.
Rsstlon ~ ana schednlss prepared strictly accord
orders Of the United States Supreme court ana
rules OF the United States District Court, BY aR
Rying 70 the undersigned at the Office Of G. B.
AeHog8 Register In Bankruptcy. in the CUSTOM
house building. New Orleans, Louisiana Terms
reasonable. Postofnce box 9O97
oc6 JOHN 8. C4RTXR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28
BY Placide J. Spear.

SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITION
MOST VALUABLE AND IMPROVED PROPERTY
FORMING THE COR>tR Os H.vIA, OR La
MARIN KRAMtk " wILHsLMINA sCHEuE-
DIR, FOR P.RrilI,N
second Distinct Court for ~ The Parrish Of orleans
RY PLAClDF ;. SPEAR, AUcT1oSRzR-
~ once M. Royal ret, he, en- Custom
her 70, 1876, III twelve O'Clock W., " Il be cold at
p toic Sucti at he n. rehe nts aud Auctioneers,
Exchange, on & val street between Canai aud
tus'onhouse st e'ts by V rtue an in purs auce
to judgnea 1t le, dered July a. nd On d July "a
and o an order dated the sew. n eer tn Of august
ct sof for the ocs % tn.
shove ma ter the following described property, to
IHREs CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. toostbsr
wit, tn build ngs improv-m. nts thereon. sirrated
In the rst Di .,rlct OF this ty desigusted bv the
nos l. "a ID 3, In the square founded bv man
ri'-ur hovis ow Latay. IT, aud Poyd a. streets.
on sk.tch an exed to a., passed before o.
b.srs, notary in this CT Y, on the tenth OF June
Iaos. winch lots OF grOuLd assure a. follows. to
Lot 20 forming the corner of Hevi, or Iaf,y
cite and Roman street, 20 feet 8 i nhe. hnss
th on the form. BY 80 feet 10 incl front on
Lne er OF sa'" two strr@Is 81 f. ct S inches 4
nn 9 In depth On tie line Of lot 40 aud % feet
'nGs he S in' % 3 N ~ width on the rear Inc.
Lot No 70 feet inches us front on Hayia az
ayette stree % ie-t incbe. .in.s la width
n thu rear BY p h If 81 f. ct inc, ines an
TN, the ns Of ,e ct No. and 50 feet cLe. line on
Nc; 29het inches l line FRI mt on Hevia
sieo' 81 Iee III inches IN the rear us feet liues
T. oeptn on the me against Preur street and l19
street. es' Ao"'ao
To ms and Conditions One third cash, and the
caian' Q 1t one and two years credit. in otra a.
cured by mortgage and We, dnr's privilege bssriny
u te tst at eight per cent per a.num ftom data
unti psid tho pnrch .ser to sssum, 0ran,ug tar.
At of sale b-f,re Ab-l Dreyfus, no arv nnb,ic
" W eN.ense -. puIcn ser an2f 81 e7 l42l %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28
EXPORTS

NEW YORK-Steamship New Orlesns-2o13 Gales
cotton IS bales moss II hhds nhscc $50 bbls oil 1870
bis taow 1910 bbs rice 500 bbs oranges 100 cases
shrinp so C. Al chUkes
EEW iORK-Stexmship New Ysrk-2sl3 hsts of
cotton 100 bales l67 bal-s wool l93 bales hide,
1877 bds hides 451l hides 93I bxs beef 90 hide
tallow lO7 hhds cocoanuts Ida toosn"o li5 hhds
metsl 90 bbls oranges II bbls honey 8l5 bbls nee
$1,000 IN specie pkgs mo~-
RUATAN iSLAND-Srheoner Jennie Wood-S05
bois 10 hat h. u Do" l eask bacon box OF
bacon tiercs lard half bbls beef bbls rice 1000
feet lumber % pkgs muse
IMPORTS
NEW YORK AND MEXICAN PORTSSteamsbip
City of Mexico 205 bags coffee IS bbls lines pkgs
spice
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28
Meteorological and River Hepor''

The follow ng atement OF the WTalMeI or -.
toned at New OIlrais:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28

FVn HAVANA VIA CEDAR KEYS ANp
KEY WEST.
United States Mail Line.
WILLIAM ?. CLYDE. E1nmnoro.
MARGARET, EMWIaN oioS.
and Ihs New New Orleans. Fisrids
4 YIN dispatch one Of tbe aSov. a t,4ss
8a11n. CLASS steamers from New Orleans =
kveFy Week,
Touching q Cedar Keys and Kew Wsa. And .o,.
uecung with steamers for Tampa A~ W.
ra9tUu&n Dt!n Of lading issued to AL po,nts |,
20 inoludinS Tampa, and to New Iork. Charlee
ee TRe.Go passenger accommodations, and tbroueb
once. "' per'n't nom W.
For freight ~ massage er,ly to
~ hObEniS, Asrn.,
No. l20 Common stro0s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28

GAS FIXTURES AND RANGES .
" Ar INV YORK PRICES.
AZ. nts for the Great
BARsTOW d WARREN RANGES,
Dealers in Gas Fixtures, Punt g, Bath Tubs anl
Plumb Materials
Plumolng and Gas Fitting u onptly attended,
at SULLIVAN l. BULGEHS,
SCI Sm cod NJ. 81 Camp s'r. RI. near Poydrae
h>. WALKER q MOSES,
DF NTISTS,
Tivon Circle, entrance No. $50 Delsrt
street.
solicit the patronage Of the public, aesnring thn
c esa attention In al OPERATIONS pertsninso
snelr proitesinn. at charges IN keeping with IL
Pieesnt distressed pecuniary condition Of the ~
They have engaged the services Of competent
sssstants, aud every Care has been taken IN IL
atfsng-m ent OF their Offices for the sccommod&
ton aud comfort Of their p.tro n
Dr.. 4 Otto Moses having formed a co partner.
ehip With Dr. J. B. Waller, has removed his one
rom No. 347 Baronne street to No. $50 De,ord street
I1Vnn s1rce. iel3 8m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28
By Pons, Reed q %.

SUCCESSION OF JOHN L. SMITH.
IN THE MATTER OF MISS HELENA SMITH
PRAYING vOR SALE OF PROPERTY EPB.
CiALLY MORrGAGED.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. e,l39.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28
STEAMSHIPS
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
81 BETWEEN BREMEN ANDNEC ORLEANS
dAVRB, VIA SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA

<SA The Steamships Of the n orth
e German Lloyd WI run as fol-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28

SANITARY ExCAyATINC cour.s,
Incorporated By an act Of the Lesi.l.su., -
exclusive privilege Of BMPrYINa vAuIr.
PRIvIks, SINKS. etc.) is3 Ia

perform the above work with prJmptna.. ..
dispatch.
The advantages derived from the use OF Il.
ODORLESS EXCAvATING APPARARm
az used by the company. sre that the work 4. Z
performed at any hour Of th- day or night 4.
tho, ough manner In VIII ch the deposits -.
moved, the absence of all offensive edc,, y.
short space of time required ian ordinsry :.
being emptied in from ten to fifteen minutes,. n.
above all ITS CHBAPSEsS.
AL orders left at the company's cfnce. h =
Common street, or sent to Postoftice box IA 8,
will receive prompt attention. auae
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28

s..us n;strct Court for the Parish OF oriesha
cecono "A' No. 38,244.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28
WAR.

Better Prospects Of Peace-The seryians
Stubborn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-13


Hharshslasrs-Mers Chtnsss A..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In ssa Fran
eiscs.
San F~aAscIsco, June 13.-1:3o ?. H.
The dissatisfied stockholders Of the Phil
Sheridan mine met yesterday and ap-
pointed q committee Of three 70 examine
the accounts and take any necessary
action.
Tho South Chariot sorshsads also met
last evening and listened 10 the report
OF the committee appointed TO invest.
gate a%tfairs, which were found In IN I'M
satisfactory condition. no money being
In the treasury. and the miners suffering
for pay. An attempt will Be made to
obtain q majority Of the stock and Dust
the present management.
Tho records show that yesterday was
the hottest day ever experienced In San
Francisco since they have been kept.
At one time the Thermometer touched %
In the shade.
Three. hundred and fity.six Chinese
arrived yesterday. OIL the American ship
Mary whitridgs. from Hongkong.
There are now in the psst.houso thir.
teen Chinese lepcrs.
The physicians, recently appointed to
vaccinate the public free Of charge, have
closed their offices, having vaccinatsd
about 10000 people.
A FIRE on Folsom street, near Fifth.
yesterday. damaged a number Of franc
dwellings TO the amount Of about 5000.
The cause OF the are was crackers.
Tue Bunker Hill Association will csle-
brate the anniversary OF the battle by q
picnic 70 Belmont. Statutes will be fred
from the forts In the harbor and the
French man.of.war.
Tho Mayor appointed Jas. E. Hughes.
]. q. Goldsmith and j. q. Pssinser.
scorers In the o'Leary walking match.
Three OF the amateurs who arc TO walk
against O'Lsary are Under Sheriff Neal.
on. Frost, city editor Of the Evening Posi-,
and Phelps. a reporter on the Ala. A
fourth will be added.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-13

San FRAScIsco. June l3.-3 P. NJ
The business Of the National Gold
Bank and Trust Company which re-
opened yesterday shows a most crafty.
ing feeling Of confidence In tho manage.
ment OF the concern. The deposits yes.
tsrday amounted to sGO, 1000, only $1,000
being withdrawn.
Repairs In the Cal and Baldin press
room have been pushed night and day.
and tonight work will 10 resumed on
the damaged press.
The weather Is warm again to-day.
but a moderate breeze has rendered the
heat leAs oppressive than yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-13

This morning . man was seen hang
ing around the switch engine. ]. W.
Bowksr. ut the yard Of the Virginia and
Truekes Railroad. in Virginia City. He
was taken from the track twice and told
TO keep away, but the order was not
needed. The men thought he vas era
Nv. but NJ he was not boisterous OF wiid'
and was to all appearances harmless. no
further notice Was taken OF him..
Al about go o'clock the Bowker VA
coming down tho track from the difeo'
ton Of the Ophir. just north Of The new
freight depot, when this man jumped on
he track ahead OF. the wheels, which
nas.ei over him. He was seen BY some
81 the train men on his hands and knees
across the track. but II vas Impossible
IA SION in time. Both wheels Of the en-
cine passed over him, breaking the isis
iec above the knee. aud nearly severing
Il from his body. Tho right leg wal
terribly lacsrated. but not broken.
Tho injured man was taken into the
freight depot. where his wounds were
dressed BY DR.. Betzlsr. Drs. Hopkins
anil webbor soon after arrived. Ihe
unfortunate fellow said he was q native
OF Donegal. Ireland. that his name was
M~cIntyre, and that he was forsy-sih
years old. He said he had come to Viz.
cinia from Baksrsfeld. California, lev
DAYS ago. and since his arrival had lost
$500 at faro; ho was tired OF lilo ana
v,n,,.5 IN die: that no tried to kill him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-13
NEVADA.
A minsr Fails 100 Feet Dew. = shars
and n INSTANTLY Killed.

A minsr Fails 100 Feet Dswn = shan
and 10 Instantly Killed.
AUSTIN. June l3.-Yesterday morning
at tho Pacific Company's mine a miner
named John Martin pushed a a into
the shaft from tho i00.foot station.
The unfortunate man was drawn into
the shaft and falling upwards Of 100 feet
to the covered station at the aa0.foot
level, wa instantly killed. Water hav-
ing risen In the shaft TO within so feet
OF the 400-foot level much difficulty wal
encountered in the efforts to recover the
body. Deceased was IN sstimable young
man, q native Of Cornwall, England. aud
aged % years. The funeral will take
place to-day under the auspices Of tho
Miners Union.