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\ GREAT FIRE AT SASrASDEE-L0 nd0n.
Deccmhcr IA specini dispatch from SAN
lander TO the PdNiIo! Gazette SAYS: \
great fire is now raging in this city near the
railway station. The Cathedral is threat
y.,,I
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, December ., 1876.

RICHMOND, December 2, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White. GGS bushels. Red S74 bushels
CORN White. SD bushels. Ni.red, $50 BUSH
els.
OATS.-14G bushels.
MEAL.-62 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT Whit, 40 bushels prime ut $1.40
$40 bushels common mt Sl.25--tOtai, ITO bushels
RED. 26 bushels 1T Sl.27; $40 bushels prime nj
Tl.40: 222 bushels very good ut sl.37: % bushels
common at $l.15: 80 bushels good at ~ .35; 2S
bushels common at Sl.20-tO.al, $50 bushels.
CORN White. 40 bushels very good new ut soc.
3I2 bushels fair on private tcrnls-tota. 3S2 bush
els.
OATs.-liG bu~hc,; prime spring 1T 40c.
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Tcic.raIl SENT 40 .Nr. E,innar from
Columbia.


COLUMBIA. December 2.-Io the U0n. i.
=. T.. lamar, u 0Shi,yton, D. g.: Have
t President, Secretary, and Cabinet wait
4 on 10y our friends. Let them state that
.a>olutr peace prevails here and in the
House. where both bodies are III session.
Il Rugcr intericrc> il will be without the
a4adoW oi an excuse. Republicans are en-
Pressing on the floor OF the House their dis
-a.,t With the revolutionary proceedings OF
.a"ir party and joining Us. Press these
points and let The country know the real
.lIua,ior. J. i. GORDON,
WADE HAMPTON.
iiTE#-T.;E iFFECT ALREADY PRODUCED.
WASHEGroH, =. c.. December Upon
ne receipt OF the dispatch from Senator
.ruY!on and General Hampton, Mr. Lamar
bowed il to Secretary Fish, who informed
in that orders 10 that effect had already
r,U sent.
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>IoNEn0ueEs BcNyED--Iren!0n, Ont.,
december This morning the stores
occupied by II. Grass, j. A. White, and
'otn Miller were burned. Loss, $4,000.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW Work.

H
NEW YORK. December 2.-Cotton quiet; saies.
$40 bales at u 1-l6@l24c: consolidated nee re-
sep 1aiss gs Ssc bIp SS
bales. Flour less active and UNCHANGED. Wheat
quiet and slish,y in buyers favor witt, light tsae
Less doing prices generally without decided change.
Oats dull and unchanged. Pork quiet and firm at
pre ca sSsssf
trnler. Sugar quiet and firm. Rice unchanged.
Molasses-Foreign quiet: New Orleans In fair de-
to Liverpool shade irmcr.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, December 2.-Flour fairly active,
strong and UNCHANGED. Wheat quiet but firm;
si.5l; white, 5 .s5@$i.45 Southerl, corn scarce
new southern white, 51@17c.: yellow, 52@57c.
Oats dull and lower: southern prime; 3seG4oc.
csa elan ' coffee active aud frmer; jobs, iG@2oc
Whisky heavy at sl.ls. Sugar dull aud M
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. December 2.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat steady and In good demand.
Corn dull; white. 44c.; mixed, 42c.; new, SIC.
mixed, SAC. Pork In good demand at 1880. Bulk
meats in fair demand; MI offerings taken ut yester-
nasd n pFf s prees sree sssf
WhlSkcy iirner ut LOS. Basging quiet ut lac.
CINCINNATI.
| CINCINNATI: December 2.-Flour higher family,
S5.70@SG. Wheat strong; red, $l.22Fs$l 30.
Oals quiet but tirln ut 3o@3sc. Rye in fall de-
changed Port dull ut SIC. Lard active; steam,
$9.s5@s9.s7s; kettle, sl0.50@s10.75. Bulk
meats dull and firm; shoulders, &C.,; clear rib
sides, &c.: clear sides, Sic; Bacon dull and n9mi-
| MI. Green meats quiet. Whskey steady anu IN
| fair demand at sl05 Butter dull and unchanged.
| Hogs quiet but qu0taby lower: receipts, 1890
head: shipments, $40 head. -
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. December a.-Flonr-Lowa and medium
| grades scarce ami wanted 1T from 46I5c. Wheat
slrong-So. 2 red fail. Sl.25GIB1.2Ss. Corn inac-
tive; No. mixed, 43iM44c. In settlement. Oats
frmcr at 32c; Rye, zoe. Barley quiet and nm,
unchanged. Lard llrm at 97sc. asked 9aic. bid.
Buik-Iurats nominav G7GG7c., 7HtGSc., and $40
Sic. for shoulders clear ribs and clear Sides Bacon
easier at 7ka75ac 9q9sc., and 94et9s.c for Shout
Gers, clear rib, and clcar-Sidcs. Hogs steady, de-
mand good. Cattle quicl and unchanged.
WILMINGTON.
! WILMINGTON. December 2.-SpIrts turpentinc
lrm at See Resin qniu; at Sl.75 for strained. Tar
quiet ut s1.S5.
NEW ORLEANS. isstY
| NEW ORLEANS, December 2.-Pork strong-Mess
SlS.25. Lard firm: keg. 11tG Ike. Sugar firm
and unchanged. AI0lasses firm and unchanged
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, December 2.-Flour--Light demand ant
firm. Wheat unsettled. and generally lower; Ne
Chicago spring, ( l. LA cash, 81 i OK january; No
Chicago spring, 81 81: rejected, 93@04c. Corr
irregular; No. .. 449c. cash, 43Ac. january. DAT
in fair dcmund aud higher at 1870. cash, 33a Janu
dull and lower ut 65c. cash, &C. January. PORK y
fair demand and lower nj 81 cash. SlG.05@S1".O7
january. 1890 February. lard dull and lover
dull and dropping; shoulders 6sc.; sides. s7s@skc
WhSkey, Sl.OG. 5000
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AGRICULTURAL WORKS DESTEoTED-('0l,,l-
~ El4tgS, i0., December 1.-THE Agilcul-
'1'al Works here were burned early this
corning Loss, $4,000; insurance @l3,0o
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FIRE IN NORFOLK FRIDAY. Mr.. Johh -, -.
Gamage's warehouse and stable catssus ~ =
FRIDAY. Loss, 800. No insurance
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!hE a ENGLEWOOD. -Ncag York, Decen-
I,f IA tire AZ Englewood, \. D., de-
ZJoycd several houses, causing loss OF
$4,000.
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CURRENT EVENTS BY TELEGRAPH.
AFFAIRS AT HOME AND ABROAD

HON. SAMUEL j. RANDALL NOMINATED
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENT
ATIvEs-WHAT THE HOUSE WILL DO AS
SOON AS ORGANIzED-THE TURF-sATUR-
DAYS RACES AT NEW ORLEANs-INTER-
EsTING NEWS FROM ABROAD, &C.. &C.
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Flour.
Fine. S3.JoT 1915; Supcrfnc. So extra super
fine, $3.50: common family s.i.5U: .aucy family.
S7GtS7.3U. Market duh.
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s.rpers q, RlsUGs, ssi.Asa'a. &C.

yaTE HAVE RRcEivF.D QUE E 49,.
stock of CARPET AZ sst,,a = IA
AK f'EEFAiNS have l2fse nss,s ss ,ssss
ipsssirrEn.HASGiSfisw which we sssg ~ ieS pssosss
Ali orders promptly, S,isa sa. = rsssyINfis
So.aa. corner sud ffspsisn ssIs,
sc 90 ~ - :.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, December 2, 1876.
The breaks to-day comprised 19 hogsheads and
) tcrccs. The offerings at auction on Change were
IL packages: OF which number PA were taken in.
and The remainder sold at prices ranging from $3.50
IN
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81. PETERsBuRGH, December 2.-The
Journal De st. PetarSJurM announces that
Afghans have concentrated ten thousand
troops at Hcrat, either to in
wade SciStan or Nero.
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BALTIMORE

LOUISVILLE. December 2.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat steady and In good demand.
Corn dull; white, 44c.; mixed, dee; new, 3Sc.
Rye quiet and unchanged. Oats firm; white, $780,;
mixed, SAC. PORK In good demand ut 1885, Bulk
meats in fair dcmand all offerings taken ut yester-
days prices. Bacon nominal. Lard In good de-
nand ut full prices: tiercc, 11c.; keg, l14Hl1Hc.
WhlSkcy iriner mt 81 .0J. Ba.ging quiet at 1ac. IS
, 1876-01-01
TIL lH'REC.Ous, METALS.

BAN Francisco. Call. Dec. 31.f-J. J. yalon.
tine, tho 0euerai Superintendent bf Wells, Far
~ i Co., publishes tho annual statement Of
tho production Of Tho precious hosals In tho
B.ates and Territories vest e4 the Missouri
River Including D.It!sh columhh and tho weat
COAT Of Mexico, during 1876, which shows an
aggregate yield Of sso, ,s99, ,0a7, heIug M excess
,sous annual ylcld IN the history OF tbls coast.
Nevada, Colorado, Mexico, oreRpn, british CO.
lumb,s, Montana, aud Arizona bare INCREASED.
while Calito1p!n, Idaho. Utah, Aud Wash'ngs0sl
hayn dtcroksed. Tue iucsease u actual, e4ceEt
for Mexico, Oregon, and Arlzopa, where It Is
apparsnt EslEor than real.. ~ compared with
othef years, tho regular product bong account
Ibo Iecl oaso ii Califoruia. III It's main, MA oc-
caAtoued by tho stliltod supply OF water for
placer and hydraulic lHin.ug. l3sseut ptospccts
Indicate N hggreGsto yield Of sD, 00u,Oo0 for
la7a: of. xhich Nevada. VIII doubtless produce
SkO 600 100.
, 1876-01-01

BAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Doc. sl.-A dispatch
from Tucson says that three companion Of Unit
cd 3tassa cavalry made foieed march to San
ll4phael Sunday. but, t!ndlng thtt a'l armoa
bodies bad passed jnso. sonoH. they returned.
It II reported thai, pesqutela'i ttQops, while in
Arizona, behaved badly. tAhint stock" aud II a!n
lously respected tbs stKhts aud property Of III.
, 1876-01-01

Catherine osbm's, 9o4 State street. .sba has
constantly on hand pow and elegant costumes
asaoolauons, oto. Sho Rves special attenaon to
furnishing unique and boantffnl attira TT coua-
try masqlcsa,icH, oIh.folxh concorts, hbIchux,
etc. Honie Of her ordcrb ata FROM hi # AwRy as
Council Bluffs H.
, 1876-01-01

ALL COON OAS1.uFF UtOTHfNO nDJGilT HT
Seuth Esr tsrdsrs b. nsI nrmptit atitnd"d ia "'
--,I,- -. = -. y. H;,s,r -; -. - - . = - - -
i htHfthtis fuR FGHEITUR!!, HButlEA,
ss1r"i!&tHfe tlnnr Hsc tHta.
ttnoi "a;"hHh'o1G9 "et H"aca'4 1nrst rates 1nuncy
advanced .... 49, .. ..-
4 Ll.OAsH PAID rol. UAnT;UFF CLU fItls6. AND
IE T. ~ III ~. ~" ~ eoao'"x s'ltf
= s: = ------.-- -eS--
BARGAINS IN FtjRS.
- EtEuhaT MINK RETS,
Alt. $40, 42s. ~ $40.
FRENCH SEats LYNN, On MAnTES 6E18
e., fiIN Sir, ffb.
Gf.SClff. SEA f-SlstS fET3.
K29, k2t, ~.
GENUINE SltEILASp s.Et1rsktS BETS.
CEfILuHENiA HACQUt:S AND SETS.
Half lrkulaf rflres. .
II. T. MANTlS,
III HfhJE-HT.
1I0CiE ftfI 1i1I;t ~;~yy1TIU.iiSITVn ,,i--i,6y
.s - tii ~ t az -, ~, ~ r =, - 20
fn- - 1,.,s s W., ~ 80 .. ~ riS1ft
~ tE ~, y. "u'e '-"t' U" Vi s""'s''
'..ea" ,,;7;
WASfEt-A SMALL. SAFE At IS SDNTII
w (JIArk..t, 4.---0.
, 1876-01-01

The other dAv = now Funeral Neform Compa-
ny In London got up mock tu1srA1, heq14s, ~.
ples. mourning. ooachea. mutss aud all the
other t.applpgs OF Hoe, and parsdsd lhs sueetA,
, 1876-01-01

NOR SALE-SKVERAL LATE IMPROVED MA.
chnsa. snbtAclag hlu&sss, MiIsslss saa. W.41,
lsorsF EAkst, stiann ste t:.4 lhsu bali eot rfts.
fsstts Lean 0Mes, ~ Ctskk.st., hoom !. upa'slr&
, 1876-01-01
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

JrbrnE ro'.IaK.
70 khs EihtoY Of Th+ ChItG1o f7fbuhs:
CHICAGO. Dec. 3f.-1u your isaue Of this morn
ing notice appeared regarding myself, which IL
contrary 10 tie facts, and does tnH injustice.
You aAy that Judicial elotnency was exercised
yesterday III n komewtlat nnus1al manner for tho
tenotlt Of Joseph poiiak, Justice of tho Peace
nho lad tnen tried In duo furn1 and f0nHd
guilty Of oxtprllng Illegal fees. and the yeriict
waa sot inside. h1ld now t,,al granted. vlcIanpon
tho Htatoa'Attorncy Promptly ottorcd noilo
prossfuf.
A. part Of tho notico IL true. ahd world re-.
gpectlui'y ask fox tho privilege Of giving all tic
Jac.s to you. 30 that TIM pntc n.nr judge II the
alleged Charge made Of extossnG illegal foes
truo at not.
: On ito 10Th Of August lasi air. George spar.
ling, an attorney, csmc to my Office with Mrs.
Ellen Householder, hIld sworc her to COM
plAtnt drawn by LIN, whereupon warrant was
Issued for tho arrest Of !. F. DFscotl aud
Mr.. spasl,ng paid to my clerk ~ and In duo
timo the case WAS callod and tlisposed Of. az
have shown sour reporter. Now. tic ul1egod
Charge aeaiost mo ia ''cxtortEon," aud is tonn'l
page s of Tbs ts svse1 stsn'as Sf ISL as &c.
M 5a.tlcc ' s.e. ''ai: sua vlfu1,S or ''eSs eSs
ruptty rocotyo or tato auy foo or
reward to execute or to 10 l,.a duty AZ such oil"
Ger. except such as IL Or s1lal! 10 allowed by law
Or Il ach officer shall "t'fnlly or corr,psly ask
Of demand as q condition precedent to DO btu
duty any fec or 1awnd, ezcott aacls US shait TO
allowed by law. he shall 10 flned."
Now at tho Trial It was conceded by tho State =
Attorney. htr. Aoed, that tho toes received (nns
do,nsnded) wezo legal (see fees Of Justices, On
Eage 517, koc. 4D} bul that tho e+Attorncy.;cnera}
had decided TINT the Justices oneht to collect the
fees from tue defondant:. and not receive them
from tho complaining witucss. aud. na all the
Justices aave alwars construed tho 1aw to
to bo that they. are entitled 10 re-
cova tho fcos from tho complaining
aituess, and no court had oyoy made dcc.nion
on this very Inv. Both tho stato's ATTORNEY and
tho Court {1ndgo Janeson) esated At the trial
that They Luew mo too long and too we'll, aud
that they werc satisfied that would not reeeive
Hnglo cent, knowingly, as fao willfallY or
corruptly. Thore wAH no verdict At the time,
uor At anY other time. The metubers Of tho Bar
consldcrcd the whole affsir as malicious prose-
cutio.1, gotten mp BY partica who do tic bidding
Of the fling 10 punish mau who dared to take
All opon and decided stand against tlo rnlirg
party, and expose in TIE TRIBUNE their dongs.
And Leave to the thinking publ!c to decila II
tho allegations aga,nss mo wero true Respect
futly, -JosEru PoLLAK.
, 1876-01-01
EDUCATIONAL.

mcnts-afr. PtcithFtl'x Irport.
Tho Doard Of Education hid their regular
aoml.u,onsily n1oos,ng last son'ng, President
]liclberg In the chair. Thco woro Also present
AlessrB, Clatkc, Covert Hcno. Olesou, 0linges,
Hood, Smith, Sullivan, at "tcl'.
1he Clark read u,usca1ion from Tho City
Council which directed no Board 10 advertsAo
for school attn near ~ corner OF Wallaco and
Thitts.tlNh RtseotB; And for another Ia tho
neighborhood Of O6ley aud Indiana streotB.
l,eforrcd to tho Cossn'tsco OIL Public Grounds.
Mius ARucs ]. s. ferguson heni il, q commnnl.
cation In which 20 requested Lie Board 10 I'd.
vance hpr salarr" Tsog per Annslnh On account
nf extra service. Roforred TO Commlttce On
Nina Annso atcl, lIandnls. head ass'slant Of
tho Holden 'shool, Hont in her rerlgna.ion,
| Wbict, was aeei,to1, nutl Miss Fann!c L. 0llyer
was uun,,irauAy elected to fill thu yucullcy.
! zIoTg fpH BALE.
Charlie sienrotin sent III D communication In
which Ao'fTcrcd to 4n)l the City 100 or 200 feet
front onlhn auulh aido NJ Walnut Etraet at tito
lato Of s35 per fact, for school purposes. 1c.
ifelrcd. to Tho co'amiltco on Uuildfngs and
II J.. Onalan acnt in communication In
.whth lie offered Lola to 6. inclusive, III Diock
II Vernon par. Abolition. having frontage Of
! Is feet on Centrn avenue by leo feet OH Arsh-
! isElon street, H,itablo for q school slle, for
Al2c0o. referred to tho COMMITTEE on Pubic
! Grounds. ...
SCHOOL ACCOMMODATIONS. ~
THO Committee on publ.u Buildings and
Grounds reported shat The baBemc,,t OF tic
Church OF tic Cfood Sheni,crd, cof,ler Of Jones
and Tu,rty-iunrth akrcets, Id 'by n feet. cara.
bic Of pcuommoInltng 11n u,nila eonil
ho renicd at tbo fn,o Of sl5 pcr 1nnnth durlnu
ttn limo II may 10 ooeuiniod, 1l,ey recommend
TINT tho ,.lane 10 rented I1um Ja1t. /. and thnt
The Supply hEent bo Instructed to proytdo cyory-
thing necessary 10 tit up tho plurc.
Tho report was ndoptel,
THE mn! SCHOOL,
g., The Committee GU High Echool reported that
thp recent examination OF nuuils for atl,nfHsion
TO hat institution, had given u}noty.iour win
nrcrpt.ri ovsr m ,,nr co,3 'ut. tot' WY
by tho Noala
Mr.. Ersifrl, thouuht tbn utnn,er1 .o., t,,.. :,
, 1876-01-01

''"' S'i':ss :sss: S;i i'"ll::s ;l::f Ea, z;s's etc.
A'''''' 1n,mS;s; ra,s;{;; Sv.: y;t, s's4os'.
A'''s'; r.; d a's;i (; ~ r" s.ri: iis''' |
''r'0' OIL ''u WIZ W.T. t:ni osi: 10 '''
:s:.s; eth s;:''*s {" s''"S'''S e Esq: H $ts's.'
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
sy.nmsastnk :. u ): T.. i WISiVY ! GU.H 1assI5a
lss ' lima %sso s'1sa %
ho 81 1ss5,;s. s ;s 81 st @ s
iss hsnGs; II tS s u f.; T. ..,,;: = M
n :.', r,, rs..,s,
II !snes'es. Open and Iol'
's,e; 'ns's md Double Harness. E'sa
!sI tns aboTs ttocE il s,sM o,d:r,.
P.s-one'h'fi down. halenfn r ~ttn u ,:1i,:ssd sr
RoAKID,ISG Ton KlIoESKS-nAylXS. AMrIE 81 Ls ouN,
sTiS '?if Fl ' b'ast '* SS
sS1& :: :.s5 ,;; ~ yie1 n
henry ekn:eas ~aton. Atare+. !, 3tibuno oiaeo,
s.H Il, 5s,ss., SAS{{tsaH {sa Ii s sy; MsH 5 q
Esns Sss'
sa asst ass GT sS ~ es' t1eD
ossa ;stsxs9 ,aa % s n tss mSps s s:S
II r:rtcet r1dcs heen used hui !t''lu Adde'S n ts
TOR sALE-sl0TcI -IAKE. TnE F*TTTsT
n,t.e; ha..s e ~ ins ''!.,e. as gsbss re-
$ III; Iii; ;!e S,.s:; IL
I,.1t an 1Ee4dhY. Inn L. EfEE.
, 1876-01-01

...Wlllan II. Clark Va, Thonas =. 6tone, SltbaB-
william Da3n ". Thomas r. Btone, t.ya. 50.
Adsis McMu!su, taia.h0--Nsry Keinpss N. u O.
hsmpes. $. .sa:-k ". Ash!!sAtana ssms, 81 AIS.
c!acuIr G1vA1.JuDax hoorM-u. T. Kellogg vt.
Ihot!as Asn4trvng, &l.l,lto-E. IL. HAtchtord i
Go. ". Patrick !. Rd.ta &c. t.0i.sn-A. ~ Wight 1
fl3l,n8. ' '
, 1876-01-01

while men on Tho fnot.way distribnied bhudh!llr.
calling attention TO tho superior way In which
you mIghl DO buried.
, 1876-01-01

To the EIi&pf of The Chtcapo tribune:
CHlcAuo, Dec. 30.-Thero il no charitable in
s.ilnto4u II tho city wbsch has u ssrengor claim
Upon the beaeyo1onco Of our otizens than st.
Luko's Hospital. Tue twolyo yoars of its exist-
cuce havo Beryed to ostnbllHi It more aud moro
thoroughly In the confidence Of tho public. For
tha Inst tive years it has ndulin,Htcred relief to
more than 1000 poor onlfcrera each yaar' and
a. apI M iications 'g ior admission ''t''s. aro Se
inR constantly made. which 1t iH often
impossible TO comply With. There aro more t.an
beuevolouco Of our citizens ahall cnahla tho hos
pial nuthpritics To asuiKu sonauts 10 them, II
Is hard 10 lavo to close the doora OF Ruch an In
rstuston against worthy al'p'lcanss; aud it is III
slch necnRslty. TAroo hundred uu!ars will
support bed, hnd Includes eyerytlluR.-boar
lodging. fuud medical attcutlnIco, medicine, etc.
! heartily Commend it to tho sympathtcs and
Nhoral aid Of all. H. {.
coAHtIL
~ tht Editor r The Chicago tribute:
CHICAGO, Dec. 3o.--i0u k'ubliHl,ai fow davH
ago statement takeu tron, tho Boston 4ircr-
{iscr TO tho effect that tbs Cornell umressi.y
crow. which Won In tho list regltta ut Saratoga,
was composed IN part Of mcn ''rtcked up for tho
occasion; not oAnq'tatos foEa degree, ant not
caso aro aB foloxs: OF TIC tix Ecr-
t.cman who toHnd thB Uniynrritv race
In Coruoll'A hoat, Three. ustrom, thJ Captain,
King, aud Giilia took tueir deRsoes nlto hy. .Bdo
with your correspondent last Juue. and had been
mom6ers Of tho University Tor several years con-
socntlyoIy tive Dasto ard Waterman, had Lsen
In thD u1ivereity two yuarh, and arc now tacn,.
Gern OF tho Junior claBs, III good RtatidinE the
sixth, Jarvis, hid bcon one year In tho Uhiver-
Yty, md Is now u member ot tho Sophomore
claAs.
These facts aro easily within tho reach Of Tho
Boston Advertiser, Aud render comment need-
, 1876-01-01

4 NDHII{l LaANfLL,
To Tie EJitor Of The Chice.io Trio.snt:
CM1cAuo, Dec. 3o.--Tho following Letter s1-
plains itsolf:
OFF1cr or 3TuprHAKTn MANUFACTURING uosfP ANy,
RouTn DEHb. 1nI.t Dee. -, 1Hs3.-ia EHtnioycs:
In View Of this approaching New Year, nntl tho coming
Centennial anniversary, il Is our desire to pretent to
eacA OF you copy Of sorc weakly paper {H,eh yo
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that other firms throughout tho country would
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-07-12
VOL. Sc NO. 33
RY WILLIAM ID. McMASTER
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Retry.
An Unpublished Song.
BY THOMAS HOOD.

BY THOMAS HooD.
There is dew for the howret,
And honey for the bee,
And bowers for the wild bird,
And love for you and me
There are tears for the many,
And pleasures for tho few.
But let the world pass on, dear,
There's lcye for me and you
There is Care that will not leave us,
And Pain that will not flee ;
But our hearts unaltered
Sits Love tween you aud me
Our love, it ne'er was reckoned.
Yet good it is and true;
1t half the world to me, dear,
It's all the world to you
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-03
DON JOSE PEREZ Morris,
{ CONTINUATION J

Ouando va no vefamos mas que
mar y cielo, presentaba aquella escua-
dra un aspecto imponente. Desde el
descubrimiento de la America, min
glla tan numerosa habfa cruzado ell
Atl4ntico. Sin novedad navegamos
hasta el dia %, en- que al asomar la
aurora, di6 la seilal ell navfo de estar
al pairo. En- seguida Sc puso en- fa~
Cha = echo al aqua un bote con dos
Oflciales de q bordo, que empezaron &
recorrer todos los buques, trayendo-
nos la infausta noticia de que no 1ba.
mos al Bio de la Plata, como Sc habfa
dicho, sino & Costa Firme. Asi 10
preceptnaban los pliegos reservados
de s. NJ, que Sc acababan de abrir en-
aquella altura. General consterna
ciOn cause esta nueva. Todos Saba
mos que en- Bnenos Aires Y Montevi-
deo los rebeldes estaban divididos, V
que unO de sus bandos esperaba las
tropas del Rey, para pasarse & elias.
y auxiliarlas y que en- Ia Costa Firme,
la guerra Sc hacla sin cuartel y con.
SalVaje ferocidad. El general Mori-.
10, comprend diendo 81 NAL efecto que
h1Ria 40 caular ehte cambio de lime
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-03

mario. de Francia de ningun modo
como una intervention de su polftica
y de su diplomacia. La subyencion
concedida q la Seccion francesa pro
viene de los fondos expresamente
presupuestados para empresas cientf
6cas. La solicit6 ell comite declaran-
do que sus estudios Sc circunscribian
a la organization de un reconocimien-
to puramente geografco de las regio-
nes propias para la aperture de un
canal interoceanico: la question de la
aperture propiamente dicha vendra
en- segundo termino, y es el objetivo
de sus indagaciones. Puede resultar
en- efecto que la exploration proyec-
tada no de solucion satisfactoria bajo
este dltimo punto de vista; pero en-
todo case los resultados cientlfcos
seran de bastante importancia para
que toaas las sociedades sabias del
g'obo Sc asocien para dicha exp!ora-
cion geografica International
AL conclulr, dlIemos, para salts
faccion de Mr.. Appleton, cue M. de
Lesseps Sc muestra muy dispuesto a
acceder a la invitacion que le sera
hecha por los ciudadanos de los Els
tados- Unidos.
Otro miembro de nuestro comite,
NJ. Levasseur del Institute, ha reci-
bi}o el encargo de hacer preva|ecel
sus proyectos acerca de los hombres
influyentes de la America del Norte.
Ell secretario de la seccion francesa,
NJ. Leon Drouillet, cue acaba dc
partir para Filadel6a ha recibido
nuevas instrucciones sobre el misme
asuntO.
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