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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-22
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arctic down and 'perfuned with violet
powder: Fot2uidssW ,is1alLiH D
ilgim'ong gghg,mBst divorced eoloas used
by milliners to nix with dark velvets,
are iawh coTofi ivory, cream and ecru.
2Itiis predicted that the stylish toSvser-
dresses for spring costumes viii be shsfb,;, !,
its With the Waist and skirt cut togetheer,
very long, not draped, clinging, and
eimply itrfmimed sosQ ,zeTaziRsa n
The creanSiiac stfll efhdss much ia.
vor, anl is nov malis into = scarfs, sneck
trimmings and trimming for the dresses.
1t Is said ths spring so6stGhes will be
trimmed labuhdsnd5 with lace.t 4 /
: T6s fashfouIis now 20 dispense viii
cuffs OF costdDes Tor the house. The
sleeve "A cut to faEe oyer, the wrist and
remain open at 't6s side seands.ass, :.
rhs corset Waists of evening ,drssse,
are formed Of twelve length wise. pieces,
,s and q the 3 gars y H. glpsd
,bsM % 4 q 1srs1,l ,hs,sad sslJ0
fne lQT corsages werp by y0nng III
dies have square necks, are listened be.
hind, and have elbof Ae9sej,h
Velvet Ok dark ,,isioh ishade, such sh. A
garpets deep green, or sapphirs, blue. #
used for trimming white silk dresses, in
ss1ojenotioH saa rish lis.ls pIsasiag. lace
|sa ssg .f,SS SHai.aaa sai Cess syaIt Ls
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-22

Nlishox \ generally Dcnesea aehss iis1et
Boss Tweed vert up asssirsfstd sSSS 4
ithereswas . roB Bberi iinthe7 7h0nse; HeI aihs
ladvetaniy sssssbad uponsa bd4 6f ~
namite- because be is. now being fouid
lall over the country.
The 'leap yeaS,pecktia,' ps aenpsran
is onts' yWs have 40, seen lsitt 64F Bus.
Epect it is . young lady's sleeves. With ~
arm in it, spd gQ9s AL The way around
the neck. Every enterprising young
gentleman should have one
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26
AMENDING THE MINING LAWS

A bill is now before Congress to
amend the mining laws, SO that when
any person, association or corporation
may own adjoining or adjacent claims
in any mining district said owner or
owners may include in the application
for patent all of said claims, provided
that the amount expended tor labor
and 'improvements on any Que or
more of said claims shall equal in the
aggregate the full amount now re-
quired to be expended on each separ.
ately. The bill further provides that
after an application for a patent is
filed. and pending the issuance of the
patent. no further labor on said claims
shall be required to hold them. This
il an important change. and the passage
ofthe bill will be of great benefit to
mine owuers, at least in outside dis
tricts. At present the law requires
that an expenditure of five hundred
dollars shall be made on each mining
claim of fifteen hundred feet or less be-
fore a patent CAB be obtained for the
same. and that pending the issuance of
the patent not less than one hundred
dollars shall be expended annually in
labor or Improvements on each claim
located siuce May. 1872. and on claims
located prior to shat tine al sxpeudi
ture of ten dolia,s for each one buu-
dred feet in length aloug the vein.
Should the presen.~aiil become y law il
will enable persons owning two OF more
extensions adjoining each other on
vein; on which in che aggregate five
hundred dollars has been expended in
labor or impre yemeats 30 ootain patents
for all. -
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26
THOROUGHLY EXpE.ODED,

DispGtcis = from Louisiana ssy that
the Lorriolc story told by Liza Pink
ston: befors the Returning Board has
been thoroughly exploded by numer-
Gus witracGea examined boiors the
CongreGeion Cosnr7it.ee, whose stories
fully agree wiz each other and con-
tradict Aers. Wine there msy b. n
few bitter psrttsats waa fsgre. the con-
iradctiou Of tie outrageous story told
by Mrs. Pia,ss.cH. tie majority of the
people VI. sioics that white men for
the eu.thefanca u party interests are
incapable Of perpe'rA.ing such atsaci-
tisssss sha al! ed lad heen rerps-
trated or, herself, Der aus5cnd and her
child. and which equa!ed in barhaEity
and cruelty the Sa7aae1- of ths Turk
ish soldiers in the Servi.n war.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26
r Z L K c n q .!5C,.
by Atlantic an Pacific Line.
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATED
WESTERN DISPATCHES

SAN FnAACisco, Dec. 2E, 1876
Colt, silver n,d Currene,.
Silver 6 per cer.. discount buy
ing, and ca dscoun, selling.
Currency, 9311lS,' 93sz. s t@
Trades. buying. 10cl selling. 100.
Gold opened in New Torh this fore
boon at 1871.
serteus Stalking ARRAY.
= 4 seriors ~s;ab5irg aErny look place
about Ave O'Clock yesterday afternoon
at saloon. No. 1899 Dupont street. in
which, A. Anstei.. one OF tho proa.ie4
tors Of Lafayette Brewery. vas danger
onsly ripped by knifs In the bands Of
Joseph Garas.ts. The lattsr keeps
saloon in the Same block. The nur-
6srous rufian attempted to escape bet
was shortly afts,~ard arrested. Ans
sett ~aF texan TO tho police hospital
and st.spded By Or. Stevens, who pro.
aoun-ed tae wound s yery grave ana
probably . fatal ore. ~ - ~, 3,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26
SUM MONS.
In rnI DISTRICT CoUnr OF rae FouRTn
JriIC'AL DISTRICT or THE sIArE

In TEE DISTRICT CoUnr OF rae FouETn
,rbIc'AL DISTRICT or THE s1Ars
OF NEVADA, COUNTY or
HUMBOLDT.
r. c. Hanson plaintiff. vs.. /. 3. Bowman.
defendant
An action brought in the District Court Of the
Fourth Judicial District of the state Of
Nevada in and Tor the County II Humb ldt
and the Complaint hled in the Office of the
Clerk Of said District Court on the liih day
Of November, 4. ID. 1876.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting to
L. 8. Bowman. defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in an
sc.ion brought against you by the above
named plaintiff, I. G. Hanson, H. the District
cs,lrs VI tho Fourth Judicial District 81 the
state of HeyAds. in aud for the county of
Hnmboldt, and to answer the Com PLANT filed
therein with the Clerk " said Court within
ten days exclusive Of the day Of servicel
after the heryise on you OF this summons- II
served within this county; or, II served Gnt Of
this county but III this Judicial District
within twruty days; Otherwise, within forty
d8ys-or judgment by default viii be taken
against you according to the prayer Of said
complaint.
Said action is brought to recover the sum
of eight hundred dollars Oh certain prom
i-ory note. executed and deliver, by you 10
plaintiff with two per cent interest per
month from Z5ti. day u August, 1875 aud for
foreclosure OF e. rtain mortgage, executed and
Delivered by you ro plaintiff on lot three
Block ,. in Winnomuccz, Nevada. aud the
buildings situate thereon; said plaintiff also
ssks for decree OF sale of said property by the
Sheriff Of said county for u. s. gold coin,
that the proceeds Of said sale be applied to
the payment OF the charges and expenses Of
s.id sale the costs of this suit he said pri ucfaI
sum aud interest. ~ aforesaid ana ten per
cent. Of the amount Az attorney fees Of plant
nj in this suit. and that defendant aud all
persons claiming under h IN be forever barred
and foreclosed OF all equity Of redemption,
claim or interest in said property and every
pat thsaeof.
All Of which will more fully appear by ref
~rence to said Complaint, certified copy OF
which accompanies this Summons.
And you sre hereby notified that II you fail
t. appear and auswer the said Complaint ~
9bove required, said plaintiff will take said
Judgment and apply to the Court for the re
ksf prayed for in the said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal
--> Of tho District Court of the Fourth
49, | Judicial District Of the State II Neys
da. In and for the county OF Hum.
~ boldt. this nth day Of I,oveinber,
.t J. II. JOB. Clerk.
NJ. BosnvrxLD, Attorney for Plaintiff.
u nov24.90
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26
Disastrous Gales.

LONDON Dec 26.
The particulars known Of the varions
casrntties during the recent gale on the
north coast OF Scotland aud Orkney
Islands were principally two small ves-
sells from Scandinavian and Baltic
ports. involving . loss of two hundred
and fifty lives. 1t is estimated that one
hundred and twenty vessel, and two
hundred and fifty men were lost ia the
recent gale. se. s4t E"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26
stampede.

New YORK Dec. 26.
While the play entitled Around the
World in Eighty Days" WAS being per
formed in the Opera House at New
York, yesterday afternoon. au alarm Of
fire WAS given by some one in the au Ii
ence, and an indliscrmihnte rush was
at once made by the frightened crowd
for the places of exit. Before the
STAMP EIDE had assumed s"rio, s
proportions. however, it was discov-
cred that there was no ground for APP
prebsnsion. Many narrowly escaped
being trampled under. foe: 10 the first
force of the rush, but no accidents
we're reported. 1t was thought to have
been gwen by mischiveoua boys in the
gallery. of whom the police have failed
to tud any information.
Rumerod Marriage of James Go. don
DsnneiG
It is rumored that James CORDED
Bennett marries Miss May to-day. and
departs for Europe to morrow.
RocAnwassins the Vote.
The Florida corr tspondent of the
Times telegraphs as follows:
To-day nothing was done by the
State Bo I'd of Cauvassers. To-mor-
row they will reassemble to canvass the
returns 10 accordance with the mandate
OF the Supreme Court. Some Of the
members Of the House Investigating
Committee went this morning t. jack
son county. and will be absent about a
week. >@s~ @ Vs.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26
Grover Serem % a ed.

The Governor of Oregon was sere.
naded BY the Democrats last night. at
the Cosmopolitan Hot prior 10 Lis de-
parture for the East today. The lower
rooms and corridors of the building
swarmed with politicians during the
evening. many of whom were received
by the Governor in his psrlors.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26
ARTEslAN WELLS.

TIME UNDERSIGNED BEGs LEAVE
Il to inform the public that he is now
prepared, with the most approved mac hinery,
to rink Artesian Wells in any part of the state
on the shortest notice. 1.S
All orders or communications on the SUBJ
ject address to Cshoon & Palmer, Battle
AouDtsin. via receive prompt attention.
- y = 49,. .'i - chHooN PALMER.
Bsstis nountsin. Ostobsr 2. ts7G. u
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26
Cat this Quilt may save Your
Life. 4

Cut fbiF Outfit may save Your
Life. NJ ". A
There Ia DO person living but what
snGers more or less with lung disease.
coughs, Gods or consumption. yet
some would die rather than pay seventy.
Are cents fora bottle of medicine that
would cure them. ar. A. Boschee's
German Syrup has lately been intro
duced 10 this country from Germany.
and its wondcfful cures astonishss
every one ths: tries it. II you doubt
what We say in print. cut this out and
taxa il to your druggist and get ssm-
ple eotlSfer ten cents and Try it. or .
regular size FOR seventy. Ave 'cents.
agents, Crane & Brigham, wholesale
druggists; Ssu r ransiscd. J: dsc2s-lya Z
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26
THE CONFERENCE coMui-rEE.

Gre=t hopes are now entertained at
Washington that the Conference Cou-
mitteo sppointsd by. tbs Senats and
HOUSE will devise some feasible plan
for bsidging over ths Presidential
difficulty. Senetor Fszrv is very san
gninoiof such rssul. and t!,inks that
no sau viii be made ON him 10 sxer.
else his power or authority as Presi-
dent OF tbs Senate In determining who
has hesn elected President. -. "a
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26
Delinquent Sale Notice.

SAN FNASCIsco suLPHUR MINING COMPANY.
4 OCATION Of principal place Of business.
l-xn Francisco, California - Location II
works humboldt county, Nevada
NOTICE. There Are Delinquent unon thu
foil wing describ d stock. account Of A.
sessmtnt mo. y levied on the 18th day Of No
vember, 1916, the several amounts set OPP
posIte the names Of the respective share
holders, as foil We:
No. M.
NAMES. CENT. SHARES. ANT
. Pr ston .............. l loo loo 90
Henry W!man .........li loo 10 90
C Mitchell Grant lo.ooo,
shares, this stock not
having been iesued. loco 90
And in accordance with law. and order
OF The Board Of Directors. Inasse ON the -th-
teenJh day Of November 1876 so man, sharr.cf
each parcel of such ,tock may b. nece say,
viii be sIld NJ public auction. IN WEDV ~
DAY. the GNTH DAY of NCARi. 1876, at
the hour of two o'clock p NJ, OF said d,y, to
pay said Delinquent Assessment thereon to
gether with costs of advertising aud expenses
Of sale.
JOS. R0RkRTS, in Secretary.
Office 32s Montgomery street, Room IS.
safe Deposit Building. ssn Francisco, Cali
foraiS. novI3-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26

THs report that J. II. Dennis had
sold his interest in the Eureka Sentinel
is probably nnfounded. The Sentinel
flies bis name at the masthead and
says nothing about such \ sale.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26
TAKE NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the County ~
taxes are requested to call ut my ol''
in the Court. house. Immediately. ~ in'ens
to settle the whole business OF the CounVs-
trusted 10 my charge. before leaving once
d. 3. GRASS. District Attorney
Z, winnsnuces. Deesmber 10. 1876 I"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26

HAVE several very fne mser-
chanm pipes. Do you enjoy q good
smoke after dinner? If you like such
an article send for one to Uncle Harris,
702 Koarny street. San Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26
EASTERN DISPATCHES
An Unlucky Play.
WAsHINGTON, Dec. %.

During the matinee performance of
The Two Orphans" TO day. man
fell in fit and somebody raised u cry
Of fight which was und' rstood by
many to be fire. The doors were
thrown open and rush was made for
them. Three or four persons were in
jured, bnt none seriously. The cause
Of the disturbance was soou escertnined
aud the performance continued until
the close
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26
f o R E IG N


o.. SINGAPORE, CHINA. Dec %.
Marijnd Leila and six others impli-
Gated in the murder of Birch, the
British resident. in Nalacca settlement
soms months ago. have been ssntenc
to be hanged.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26

A BABY born with teeth il the latest
sensation in Virginia City
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05

.,,A - vho has been guilty OF an "indiscreticn ID
.aooroe tax returns The argus says he rs ehpoSou
nosoc,tion his income returns having been maze up
W manner AS those Of Mr Tlden" Further Oh
u " We are willing that the sik-stoehnG kepuol'
' mould LET down their income drag-net cohnuent
c - republicans with bOasted war records VIII
Tbt than any other kind Of fish, In all TINS INe
~ bli,,fuy unconscious that IL is virtually abah-
,he cai.e Of its candidate by crying ia qto4,ie az
donhg nj ~. Repub!icans who have been eliity Oh
unlm pO S.nse The spectacle OF an opponent uolhg
tne one so foolish moves me AtOdnD AJI7 ~,
any ]t33ry courtesy and leads lt 10 eNcIn lndt ino
l,s "a asnine" This Is wicked, Out Tue pro'o0duOn
was very strong u, ,. -.
Wbne fbe whole strength of both parties Is
aa,,ratel ,ipon the two great October States the
- Novenber state must bide its time Nevertheless
r dyce which The Auburn Advertiser gives pelow Is
- ,o ne Needed and that speedily 1t says; I'VE
.n,, that the people OF NewYOrk State ought 10 DO
ed that greater activity ought 10 be employed anu
o. ,no,e enthusiasm should be stirred up ln thS
c. :, anywhere it would that the Democracy
-, 90 succeed 1t is the home of the Democratic
-,,otisl candidate He has succeeded in joining all
~, ds,ra.ted forces Of his party, and he Will not ose
- nnortuniy OF securing the State that may be open
:. I,a All know his power Of organization and WORK
b,,cars iuust not be deceived into feeling OF Sc
, 1Icre is no such thing security untll lhe eit
f S Won Mr. Tilden aud his party nave succetueu
a. carrying two successive State clecuOu5 ~ this ao.
IccT that only about four weeks remain III Whlch 10
M SeNYork Let us all renew our purposes 10 MAKE
The remaining time one Of busy employ eh' anu
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
pnRKPACKERs, CONVENTION

.INDIANAPOLIs, Ind, Oct. 4.-The POrkpack-
ers Convention organized to-day with j. NJ. Sinclair OF
Indianapolis president, and Charles H. hurry OF Cir
cnna secretary with vicepresdent for each State
represented Resolutions adopted declaring OPP
ton deals" in provisions demOrazng IN their tendency
and 10 he regarded with dsiayor, and proposing the
passage of such laws by Legislatures OF the several
States as are necessary to declare option deals void
The Committee Business recommended that no
change be made in tho standards or the cnt
aud cure OF provisoDS. but 10 adopt aud continue In
foro the rules made by the association last year The
committre also recommended the adoption Of resolutions,
making il the duty Of members To send monthly state
eut OF the number OF hogs they may cut and their aver
ace weight aud also such information ~ they may
De in nOs3essOn TO hogs cut by thelr nelghbOrs
who may not be members Of the association, with Othcr
GENERAL Statistics the transaction of other I'M
pOraut business and the adoption o. number OF com
Ihmcntary resolutions tho convention ADJOURNED sue
die banquet will he given The association at the
Grand Hotel tonight by the indianapolis pOTkpackers
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. John T. Raymond acts at the Walnut
Philadelphia, this week
Mr.. Sothern is acting at the Baltimore
Academy Of Music.
Mile. Aimee sings in opera bouife THIS week
at tho Arch, Philadelphia.
Mr.. Cbizzola has gone to Europe to bring over
the Soldeno Comic Opera Troupe.
Mrs. G.. C.. Howard may be seen NJ the
Grand Opera House as TopSeg, il" Uncle Toms Caoin'
The huge variety bill furnished at the
Olympic Tneater is now dveFSined Dy "I"n' "''''''
False Lights"
Mr.. Tony Pastor has reOpcncd his variety
Theater at 5S5 broadway. with large eu''er Vi 'o
diamonds of the variety stage
Mr.. Barnum, the Prince OF Iuryey2rs, once zee
announces TIE opening Of mis- Cenennai sHSon Il, & ,
mOres Garden Monday next, ana gahce ~ tu t,i'6
VARIETY Le has provided for our wondr!-Ovns citizens
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05

Iss-At South warcham, Mass Oct 4, Frederic W Bliss
age - years only son OF William r. and Elizabeth Fearing
Funeral at souh Wafeham Saturday Carriages will
meet morning train.
DFLANOY-On Wednesday oct l. Arthur A.. son OF John
NSriSe st',S Of faaefa ''iGor hereafter
DOMINICAN buffalo Tuesday 81 inst. Annie ~, wife Of
,Si h iS9ce Of her brother Robert Malcolm s15
Jay.st Brooklyn On Thursday at 2p m.
DoUGLAS-At Copake y. Y, on Tuesday morning oct 8.
TIE irsns 5f family invited to attend nj; funeral
nom MS ae residence, No. Az Fmhave on , day after.
DOwN-ou the "a inst samuel Down. Prcs.dsut Of the
Tic relative. and rcds oi he family are respectfully invited
aftrdih funeral mona hs late Iesdeuc NO 800 vest
lis r.iiln, viii be taken to iarytown intorment
GREENE-On Tuesday evening oct 3, Carr b. Greene, in
Frer "g TGy % aTo IN invited % 10 attend m .S & nsr2 a. & st
irgtou square
Albany papers please copy
IOYr-Nt Vest New Brighton staten Island oct 2,Frances
OGDEN EGy Ei vie q Mm II ,oyJ ana Siasner OF ne
Fu,a, non m n,t iaIo 'I.i % o1 r te 16 ~ , H,n,
further nctIcr. Iutcrmcni 1t New-IIayen.
HAYILAND-At Gr1okln on the 3D. inst Lizzie W, young
est dauehtcr Elizabeth aud The late Aaron c. a Hand.
Relatives aud friends invited 10 attend the funeral at
inSi al 2 NJ Cariagcs viii be waiting Rye depot
arrival trin leaving Grand Central Depot NJ y and N.
H. II. r.. at lOIca m.
oArNIAN-Mouday morning, Oct >, Joel : oatman. NJ D.
Relatives and i1cus OF ne ilmY anu tn"ss o is nlaw'
afternoon, oct At O'clock from his late Residence
ETCUARDS-In Brooklyn Oct g. Sarah G., wife OF Daniel
W Richards and daughter oi the ate NJ b. Wentworth, IL
i3d OF her
Relatives and friends oi the fluly invited 10 attend
from her late residence No 10 ROssst, Brook
iyn. on saturday afternoon, 7p inst. at O'Clock.
sANDERSON Tuesday Oct g. at Elizabeth, y. j.. Of
aruc bronchitis. Mary IOJ Hyck youngest cd OF sidney
A and Mary S3n,rr3yn, aged mpuths. 20 days
Services fathers residence 1853 harysg Elizabeth,
Thursday, Jta inst. ~ J O'clocA y. lu
SMITH-At Spuyten Duyv, on the 81 inst, john I. ;.
smith VI. D.. aaei y year. Of laralys,s.
The reauyrs and tricn!s the family respectfully
Invited o attend fuaeal from the residence Of his
Dr A. Franklin smith. Nn. 81 Edst one hundred .and.
twenty cightls Friday a O'clock The llar N boat
leaves Pek slip ll;}O and - o. landing at unrhuuTr
ava hTticth.si and ThiraVc. Train leaves FoIy second
NJ. depot al 1880
THORNE-Oct 3 1876, her late residence l27 West Fit
tprnh,st, Eliza ThOrEe daughter OF the late William W.
TEOTne
~ O'Clock. Relatives and it4ens
lied to without her luieIuent at
Pleasant Cemetery, Newark, NJ
WINSIOW-Ou Monday :? At her residence. 2lt East
Thrtyuintst Alice Jane WinsOw, IN the Both year OF her
square, THURSDAY Oct ., AT IL a. M
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
GFor other Ship NeVs see Seco
ARRIVED

FLOR other Ship Netcs see Second Pare.
Steamship Canada r, FTsngel Havre sept % and Ply.
mouth 10Th with mdse and pass 10 Louis de Beban
steamship Ohio Gerl Meyer Bremen sept 20. in ballast
steamship New.YOrk, Quick, Neworeans Sept %, with
steamship EeanOra Johnson Portland with mdse and pasA
S6g ja Tose H9ws Dublin pub Aqg - in h1s bales.
Bark Ammonia l'aL6 Flleie, CaAi $ % oyS in DAlaS'
Steamships Algeria for Liverpool Arragon for Bristol;
wilmington n. G. Iarks Agnes for Bremen Albert yiJtpr.
for London Hertha FOR Llsnore or crders AusuSt Tor
- SAILED by WAY OF LoSG ISLAND SOUND.
,T scy sSptora and Toits Amcs Tor GoS
j.. n; Freeman. for Harwieh VIM Q. Irish fOr Salem
WIND-sunset light ~ W.. clear
FOREIGN PORTS
LyERpOOL Oct 4Sailed yesteTday steamship Lord Give.
HAGiFAx. =. s.. Oct 4-Arriyed STEAMSHIPS Geo Wash.
IoS6oy oct aSa,gd Is Game Coss Ko,o "a Bristol
old LiIaie Noses sret Evans 3h Marietta W.,
Ilmatar, Isaac Webb, James Peake Clleftan, Enmai
Elweii arrived out sept. 90 Anna Capt w.ngaani Ae
atter at CheTboufg 0ct l. Belle Taide H. both t ilsi,
noe ID shakespeare iIeyeta John swan Sd, River Lune.
DOMESTIC PORTS
NEw.OELEANs oct 4.-Arnyed at the Passes. steamship
Cleared steamships Morgan city nnc KmeScbocksr.
CaAIllEoy Ct 4AEiyea stSamsiP cnampqo 5.o@ @
celond. ana bar. sylph, for Rotterdam.
SAVANNAH Oct 4-Arriyed. steamship Salvador drom
New OK sailed. steamship H91nan Livingston Tor New
roar ROYAL s. c. oct ARRIVED, steamship Carondelet
fa,iciU' % o Luz iUla, anu sSg % 9i t m rrv ,roo,
NewNork Leopard AlbertsOn, ami CeniiDele Miller from
Philadelphia George Albert, Byan ANA Revenue,
S Tore tS2sc PadePaia s5 SD Dvs armstrong I fdTG
Johnson Ceaie steamship Son; Mh,tney, hYiet5 tor
Again. Davidson. or Queenstown; -,... ...,
from savannah bark Grace. Wade HottaIlam big e1n
Sew YorE iib5ctts Tor Livcrpoo aSon sno%' Boston;
Catbarnc Whiting, Harding, Providence Hecues swasoy,
and Florida Clocker Fad River Alliance CMr Richmond;
a c. sinners, Warren, New-lOrS.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
WAeIIINGTnN NOTES.

WAsHINGToS, Wednesday, oct. H. 1876.
Tho Department Of Agriculture reports decrease OF
soc hogs in the pork packing districts east Of the Mis-
sissppi small increase I'm Iowa and large
west the Missouri The average for the region OF
the West Is made five per cent less IN numbers hn last
year. with very small deficiency m conditions. Ihe
details are gwen in the monthly report.
pardon has been Issued for James X Hill, who was
convicted In Indiana the LIST OF February last of
sprng 10 defraud the bg aiding and abettDg In
The removal OF distilled spirits the upon which had
not been paid and sentenced to two and a half years
imprisonment and to pay fine OF $500.
The President and Mrs Grantare expected to return
here tomorrow from Washington, Penn.