davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-03

The CILuouSIASs. - At National
Guard Hall. Virginia. last evening q
good audience greeted the California
Minstrels. II was the most appreciativs
audience they have had during their
visit. The singing Of "Sadis Ray" by
J. NJ. Davis was sncorod. Charley Reed
did very well with "Harl to Love-" but
IN. song il too old 10 please such crit.
zeal people a. the virginiann. when
the Moon in Glory BriRhtsns" was
splendidly rendered by J. q. Russell.
and he was heartily applauded. The
song gave full scope for his superb
voice. Charley Sutton sang perhaps
She = on the Railroad In such q man.
ner that he was compelled to repeat II,
and "Jennic with tho Light Brown
Hair" BY Fred wslx, was so well
received that after frequent and repeat
ell applause Mr.. Norcross stated TO the
audience tha, II would DO impossible for
Mr.. Waltz To repeat his song on account
Of a bad cold. The National Finale"
was good aud laughable. COPYRIGHT
and Linden were applauded a. usual.
and gave their spceialties in their own
inimitable way. The German and Irish
characters by Mackin aud Wilson were
as complete rs il was possible for them
to be. Tomorrow evening this accom-
plishcd company will appear at the
Miners Union Hall in Gold Hill. ON
which occasion will 10 given some Of
the most popular songs. dances, bur
lesauss and ballads In the repertoire OF
tn. Minsirels. See advertisement IN
another column.
CuoicE BOOKS. Mr.. A. Redsvill.
agent for A. L. Bancroft & Co.. the
wsll-known book publishers. Is now in
Gold Hill and Virginia. and in another
column We give a review Of some Of tho
valuable and very desirable books which
he is special agent for. He a DO COM
munieated with by postal card or letter,
through tho posioiices Of either vir-
ginia or Gold Hill. He is also agent
for the famous Vim. knabs pianos.
Hartman pianos. Princes and Waters
rgans All instruments are sold by
Rsdcwill ON the installmsnt plan. and
srs warranted by the house Of A. l..
Bancroft 4 Co. A liberal discount to
the trade aud TO professionals.
TuE PRESIDENTIAL CHAxons.-Just at
this time a number OF great men are
pulling their brains about the shortest
road to the White House. and the best
way Of securing the good things which
IL contains. There 10 still another
White House. containing just a. many
line things. but which j. not 90 difncuit
TO reach. We refer to the White honss
at No. lG south @ street. Virgins. Of
which Cohn x Isaacs are President.
Cabinet, and Congressional Door.
keeper. Just 60 and sss thsm' a.
their placs Of business. The rich m
poor aro treated alike. and everything
YOU want 10 wear is furnished. The
very best quality Of goods can be found
ct the White House.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-03
saIeids In AIansAa Cssnsy.

SAx FnAxcpco. June 3.-1:S0 ?. NJ
Yesterday morning = man was found
hanging to q limb Of o tree In Alameda.
When cut down he was recognized q
Charles Stracker. The deceased disap-
peared from his homo about 0 O'Clock
last night. and search was made for him.
Hs wa . member Of q German Bsnsvo-
lent Association Of San Francisco, and
about sixty years Of age.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-03

The JUNK DEALxH .-Heury Robinson
the o who was charged with receiving
stolen goods In tho shape OF copper bar.
belonging to the Gould and Curry min.
ming company. was fined $500 and $50
costs. In default Of payment he was
sent 10 jail for $50 days, The case
against bis wife, who was arrested upon
tho same charge, was dismissed. and
she IL now rushing wildly around tho
streets Of Virginia seeking influence 70
secure the pardon Of her husband.
~srlnrLmo.-Thsre Is great excite
msnt at Bsrlinsr's variety store. He 10
selling his present stock at such low
rates that II IL almost like giving II
away. You can hsvs goods at your own
prices. See his advsrtisementin another
column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-03

TnE walls Of the new international
Hotel are two feet thick at the base.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-03
sr0CK RErSRT.


~lasrO.rsp Ar ri n =. HATING . CO.
Baa Franeiscs BEARD.
LAST xvzxuo.
ss Meadow vailsy,ik.i
e5 Raymond 4 Ely. 81
Is kufska Co... fik
9Jsskson.t
80 Alps. ~. AZ
LOO ISlmoat. IN
Gas Prussian. ~
NLsspArd, q. 81
~ Jsssrsss, 31he
1880 Ola Is
10 Nsrthrrn Balls, ~
e2s Panther. ~
eso Hasssy. s5e
80 rybo. ut. II
las osasrai ThsaAs,2
ao Mansdsld. i7ke
20 Gee Coz. as
SIS New Coso Use. Toc
1870 old Chsnos. ~. ~
NO ksiehsreeeAsr. NC. s'c. sISe
iiso 0lobs. sc
is5 Baltimore css Ia
las silver Hill. .
rs Chailsnge.5
80 Dayton.3
led Rsek isisst. ~
300 n. Z. Csn..l
DOecidsntai,
i0 wssAviiis. ~
40 Lady Warrington, as
30 kssssth. size
1875 Aptss. *
$50 wells Farys. 4c
80 North Carson. Sc
COO Cosmopolitan. 5c
$50 iSviaihan. toc
20 Prospect. 81
40 Trojan. JIho
300 Nrxinia.7
ruis MOANING.
IT'S Ophir. 81, sSs. s6r.. 81 b
so Mexican. 81. 5l.. SIS
Us 0ssid : Curry. Isl. is. iss. u.s.. ie
ass Meet / bslehsr. IS
ITO California. ~. slN
es0 savage, In. iI... rs
1,a Coo virsnia. 70. Is bs. "a.
100 choiiar~p otosi. Nc. IS. sss
% Hale b ssrsrsss. n. sSS
aD crswa Ps,nt. n. iis. i5S. fJs
loo YslIsw Jacket. ST.. sta. stis
Tt2o Ispsrial Co. &c, d.,s' bio
~ AipSs. q. siS. es, CAV. ca.
ca Bslshsr. 3,s. -
ITO Csaaisses. u
10 sisrfa Nevada. i3ss. Ia.
No Utah. nv. q
~ bullion. +5k.u
la E~Ishegse'. is.. ieS, 49,. IN bSo
50 Justice. 2tA. 3ts. 2ts
us Ovsrnan. - 10. s3k
leo sueeor, G1tc
SSD Caledonia, 81 SAP
iCo Meadow vsley.is
i5 Raymond q bly,.
iso Aurshs Con. nv
its Lady iirysn. SOC. cave. &c. eoc
IA julia. Ion
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-03
EASTERN DISPATCHES
DOMESTIC NEWS.

rrclAL TO rml coin an BABY NV
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-03
WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

srsclAL 70 rus eoIp IN pAnY NM
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-03

Tuu CENTENNIAL Ili-roRr or TIE UNITED
srArs., from the Discovery VI the American
Coutinsn 10 the Cioss Of the firt Century
Of American Independence. Dc Jane, ID.
MeCabs. Fan francisc,. A. u. bancroft 4
10 A. Reln I'LL. agent for NevadA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-03

AEY WINES. WHISKY. BRANDY. ALI,
w rSrsss, s:sr: e!lss,:: e, .til e.sIs..
dealing Il ny MOTTO. oivs ne . all. Nm
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26

Steam ssaso Provincial a 5oa s5 currency Pennylysns
Westmoreand and West Virginia Gas, So 20; Cum0erana
Soft and BroadO 75aS6 25 and Anthracite - -S9so w
by the cargo. .,..uu .noh.rooa .,l.s
SSs iars ex umbodt at l5i4c, aud In NeSOreans 900
bsgs Wiswad lSl2c.; the stock OF Brazil now @ eo q
prices unchanged. The quotations are io
cargo-a lGsc lS9lSic. for Fair, lsc t
and 10 Prme; extreme range for los ~
t fair TO good ls0 Java mats "a a" 49, s-
ZIayCc: singapore a lc Native Ceylon, lSdZVc: M+
cato aguayra lsd l9c Sano Dofnin o. lJi
Costa Rica lsd sc MEXICAN, II 21io 2c savah,hd,
I9oc PORTO Rico l7l26l9c Apg0sturs li IA ~ g;
maica ls0I9c.; Curacao, l1dlobc. Manila lo0lo &C.
CooPERAGE srUChs-The market continues anie.
but prIces are without essential change We qnSt
Empty iiogshoads ;. 25as5 90; Hoops, IA feet ordi,
nary to Prime 3Od40c.: IL feet do. 32d53e. MVds
shocks 80 inches with Heads 50 l0as2 70 sugar shSoss
with Heads SO Inches 81 65dS: 90; do, IS pche eL %
as 90; Box Shocks 10 dsoc. Rum Shocks ~ Zo' fip'
Shocks. &c 5OdS7. a.. -oo., g..
COKDAGE-The usual trade at this time OF the year is
In progress. The following the current quotations ~
Ia eiy revised; Manila 10. l42Gl5 2c Manila Coisags
IA &C.; Tarrcd Manila. l4c ssal Rope dIZei 49,
Zealand Ii 2al22 Russia Hemp, Tarred lic American
II emp. Ttrred. l3c, terms net cash.
COTTON-The market the spot was stady AZ ui
changed quotations fair business In part LOT eh
Ior. The receipts at the ports were Zt,3D1o pales
against ~ bales this day last week, and 1888 bes
this year. The sales 1870 bales hclunlns
$50 ba evening" Of which $50 for export $50 iof eo
Sumption and 66O for speculation Tie following are quota
ON
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26
THE MARKETS.
fCaro,ully repor'c ior ru2 TGsuS2l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsEEThere another day OF dnlncs- II quotnbso
change place figures. at best wholly nominal, al
Gas ~. for Pots and e.. Pearls.
BEf~WAk1hsrr have prcn 20 aalc9 IN TINS marker" hud
qrua barely steady A. 3la52 &c Tor W"srrh anu
Southern ! gilOW.
HHi,[s-Ih. Wholesale market has been quite dun but
unchanged Fronts have been very ll anu
exception cf rne qualities, somewhat nominal We
quote: Pale n. 2Ja4j 80 Jersey, so Long lslanh
50 o5T; HlyersIaw bay, " 2oGt. {onts5 Nntn9h
-Buyyu. .fa$io; park SlOoNlIi Hcd %lldSlZi fhlia-
delpil @2s fO baltimore, sI9s51 Yard piices d1L'
s-y Included .2ct3 higher.
BiiooM CoRN-Iie general market s very quiet, and
figures rcgulIrty We quote Brls short Gre'n
Choice IOollc: Hun Green, 4 h Sd lOc; Green Medium
y n, sale: Red and ited tipped. v n, dP0e
CASDLfti-I Iheie are changes, and only tho usual
jobblng Is ROlug Adanantne l2Gl I2c for 100
ID ~ 2c Patent sperm, Joc Pralne, goa
Refined Hpclnaceu u 4Zsc
CEMEAT-The demand TOR Itosend.le has oHly been
crate prices steady quoted AT 81 20 IL 10 y bD
Foreign sod fairly unchanged prices Portland s. 500
S4 50 OOd$i; kceue, kSd4S 30 for Coarse and
dS2 30 for fine; Martins sds7 % for Coarse and sle
ell 90 ior Zine.
CHIC oRY Is arm at 6Hd59.c. gold for German, and
6Lc, gold for Inglish
COAIs-Ihe market for all kinds has been very
quiet bat pr.ces have remained steady. We quo.e
For Liverpool House Camel $l79Sls Liverpool do
sHj Newcastle 0oy t6os7i Scotch 40. ~ 6vd$7j do
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26
rom Dig O'CLOCK TO CLOSE or BUSINESS. 3
TUESDAY. Jan. 25-P. NJ.


The railway and miscellaneous share speculation
had the merit OF being more active to-day than yes
tcrday, and larger volume Of business was done at
generally strong figures, though, except in
Elie which under tho impetus Of London advanced
TO 75s the best prices Of The year not touched
Still the market was strong, and operations. by
the bulls were conducted with more confidence,
Lake Shore leading, and being reinforced by
Pacific Mail and Western Union Telegraph, which
latter made a smart rally from its lowest price.
There was nothing new noteworthy in
the market, and the afternoon was marked by
more quiet. Investment shares were quiet
Delaware, Lackawamua and Western at 11sii011s; !;
Central NewJcrsey at 107, and Illinois Central at
07lea9S. In expresses, Weis-Fargo sold at S3i20
S37.. The general market closed tame. and tho
business aggregated about the same as yesterday.
The following table shows the opening, highest,
lowest and closing prices OF active stocks sold to-
day. as well "a the Offering and asking prices at
the close of the Exchange, and the number of
shares of each stock sold:
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26
BANKING AND FLNANGIAL.

ALEX. FRoTHIxGuAM & Co. arc offering prv-
,ers ON is active stock market at very close rates
Contract. issued month ago are now worth on
many stocks from five to ten times the cost. ANY
stock at the Exchange bought sold on margin Of
five per cent.
Address for information,
ALIEN. FROrHINGH,M & Co..
Bankers and Brokers,
- Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26
b, Low Nfidiling


For future delivery there was an adVahceol 10"
mnierate business. Sales yesttray after p ~ eOi
200 iSsc March 100 I3la2c.; 80 l3sc.i April 900
i5sc May 200 l3Iaec toa 900 bales IN th,arv cs
100 l3 7,ac. March, 100, l3 7sc May 1872 lS;o
100 II sqc.: total 400 BALES InId cal-J to9 & ~ . Ia
SaiSs today mp to p. m.February, 500, IS Ss,c 90
100 i5' 1870 f ;g 800 53ieG; loo l$fe -oo 100
s0 Il I,gci loo i3slssc 1900, l3illsc.i May. 20
l3 ec; 1909 l32'a7c 800 37sc 500 l3.s9o Zga Zn6
l37ef; IL o. ~ 322c.; June 300 IL S3zc; TOTAL lhiVo
bales grand Total, q, 900 bales. ., ,- a.,
After Chnnge The mAIket was quoted stealy. Ihe ol
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26
uTy cOnIpIist d


The money market is in condition OF con-
tinucd under the influx OF currency aud
call loans are done at 3 and per cont
Decounts are rs already quoted. The United
States Treasurer to-day received 100000 Ma
tional bank notes for redemption. The Customs
receipts at Washington amounted to 100000.
The Internal Revenue receipts footed up 100000.
The following il the Clearinghouse statement:
Currency exchanges, SGG,G92,47S; currency bal
ances, 81 go, ,7i3; gold exchanges, $3.5o2. .4GG; [;
gold balances. $3.50. .7Jl.
Government bonds reached higher puces to-day.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26

Missouri STATE BoNDs. Han and st. Jo issue
due this day wanted at n premium and accrued IN
tcrest by &. Z. RoUMAGg, j., No. ID NeW-st.
Office Of II. Knickerbocker * Co.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26

In state bonds there was further advance in
District of Columbia 3G5s to 20. Old Tcnncssee5
rose 10 4G7- and New TO 10.
In city bank stocks Continental l2Ol sold at 40,
and Fourth National l.Ijl at %.
Railroad bonds were in free request again to-day
at firm prices FOR the prominentissucs. In the de
faulted bonds, Canada Southern tlrsts advanced
TO 90. and Firsts OF c.. c. ard |. G. 10 5O2l.
The following shows the exports exclusive OF spe-
cie from the port of NeyYorA to foreign ports for
the week ending Jan. % and since the beginning Of
the year: c
1S7i. I'7j: .IS7G.
For the week......... s54nG"G7 s3Gll,s72 t5GlO526
Previously reported. lO31i5-2 l3l32"3O li23I,SlJ
Total since Jani. s2o7sI,4s9 sIG7lltO2 sl0s.25il
Price Of gold ......... ll2 ll2sI ll3
The Metropolitan Insurance Company has declared
dividend of 3i2 per cent payable on and after
Feb. |.
The attention Of our readers is called to the adyer-
tiscmcnt Of the ll-known banking firm Of Messrs.
Fix a Hatch, who are prepared TO execute orders
for the purchase sale Of Government bonds state
bonds railway mortgages, any of the shares sold
at the Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26
d. nclncr-slLrs nrronr - c,LL.

coyrr>-,trNT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'Clock.
T. = !, Oh ,o,t ~ ,srw L = 520 coupon. 1861
go 1llf. q 90 l.Z
II 20 Veefqtercd. 1857 4 Currency Us
| 50. y . lU,uOJ.-..-....... ..'.lZJ
bCOO................lLlb - -
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
The Steamers tbs Limo take La1o Route
by L. =. ~. south Oi the Banks the
passage to Queenstown. Bu tbe round.
REPUBLIC SATU I.DAl, jan. - ~ ..
GLnMASIC EArJ ltDAY. Feb j. 1t lOa. IN
CELTIC, SATURDAY, tCb ~. Al a. N.
ADItIATIC. SATURDAY, Feb. -. at y. M
BALTIC. EATURDAN. lrb. 20 at q ?.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 81, NORTH
RIVER.
These uniform in size and unsurpassed IN AZ
poinmens. Tho saloon, etaterOOms. Smoking and kath
Rooms placed aBidsips, where the noise ami motion
are least, aiiordDg degree CT comfort Hitherto una
RATEs-saIcop, 800 $50 aud 400 gold. Return Tickets
favorable terms. SteeraEe, S2S.
For OF AMI o:hc- iuorna'OD apply AT the
Coppsny's Otecs, No 81 RrpGf'Fay, New YORK.
J. CDHtiS Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26

SPIGFN-lhtre j. ohy j"no.hS hnHNi'sS ut-.r
poe ie5 iii,c Saaetra, e White = 81 Mac - M h.
Sli Trrc1 7SS ios%iic f%ca;G iSEsIiS' Saaess $50
siiiGS rulel quiet at l2'.c p ;or Prime wes.eID
sa,s "a hhGs Coutriiuga a; ,sj - Id s -"
and lat cyenine I4Oo hhis HcwOresnsat -. lhe toe
lowing quotations. Cuba Inferior 10 Common .l .4ln-
sSe Fs no &C. Croccry ssa 4o Centrifugal sa+9ss
to .. "a b. d. 10 10 ~. osos'c do l$ q j, Sc sss
9}c do II - Il. eAo otci do - TO 20 2 i0I@ "a s
White, 80. lOiiC. PortO kco-kv.ung s"millu r te@t
-. $ i!cs Grorly Fair g. Choice, 80 s,4e b'a, M
ls ~ A. $3.50 gS.ls,ns~S1Ias GrIes 30, .7.
Grocery grades, 74oe'c kehncd va, IA demand Si -
lie; ' e.ran1ii i6c. cut Iosi II te sos ns ;o r@
Fxtr. " C gee91.c. Yellow 10, oheS1se+ other ieN""'
fAii0w - Marie. s,esdy. with fair inquiry s"'S
l5OO-O 10 Fair - Prime at slsdgSc %; In; show ,nore ar
e ss b. auction today 4oJ hafelests jay an sold
'gIoPGCCo-rhero has been moderate demand for sea
tncRy ~ uuciat gcd pr1ces .ales toV n, "a ~ . n,d
ig ~ IT, er poi 1873, at ~ tse Come co. ,s
i6c; aud slnlries At lOdo0e also 4oJ pses ha'A"" "
@urRoNE- Arctic has ruled higher owing TO the ligsi
supulv. quoted 81 20, gold. south sea uei an' HV
uISh S~Market more active and lower; sales 2)O PyS
at II 10, and before Change 80 obls reported sou
MooL-Dunns the past week quite good oosnss s oS a'S
bo"n done rnc the Individual purchases have c GsSo hs
mo cra, y' n nba sac paso5 St hns sese
quite strong, owing 70 material rSd9esd 9nyg car
S ns 'TRs. Texas or Pulled and WI BE- s'TsT1l sGe .Oa ar
,Sssa SsHTS 'ssFs S .n1e %i be pretty s 60 hdcnt s
VOL. 'y only H! not n' sai me-: e:
11c .a s'TsSa Ssnn sS and Vest yg PsiSss s
%Gns Se NS and sS w ss
% No l. 4S9ise Coarse 40gsSc sSsy ssnnn 70 az
SS%S% SS1s % SsTanSS sS Coarse SssaSS B s
%CC ssSSsI p.S SGH"a spns
'pF%f gVEiiGS SS' %oGs~1U,sshan rcrs rhnN ere''
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26
IOlaI tIIt9 VI 1Io 1''J '''F'''-E'F-
The Philadelphia stock quotations at the close
to-day were /:

The London advices report smart advance I'D
United States securities, Erie beng up to lo4' All"
preferred 10 31Io. British Consols after strong
opening reacted Money in the open market Is very
eosy. three months bills being discounted at 3@a
a., per cent. or la per cent below the minimum
rate at the Bank of T. igland. Stock Exchange loans
were done at 3li The Bank OF England maze
gain on balance to-day Of fl50O0. In Paris kentes
arc firm at G45. Exchange being quoted at 2J.l3.
Gold was dull and sales during the first half OF the
day were at 1l3ls. and the latter half at ll3 ami
1127s On gold loans the carrying rates were ., a.
4I2. and per cent. Foreign Exchange was Iiriner'
60 days' rates being mp to 4.sG, and sight unatered
ot 4 solo The export cearances of domestic pro-
dnce from the port of New-York for The week end
ing to-day amounted in currency valuation 10
S5.G7O.72s. The Assistant Treasurer to-day pah
ont S36, 900 in called bonds, and S1l,oOo III com
interest on the public debt. The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared.
S27, ,9G7 600; gold balances, $l,lO7,375; currency
balances. 81 ,409 The principal gold quota
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26
NATIONAL LINE.
From Piers ~ aud Al North River.
FUk LONDON DIRECT

y AIIVNA" I'I1'T'
From Piers ~ aud AZ. North River.
FUk LONDON DIRECT
DENMARK. aturiav, Jan. 70, ! g. m.
HOLLAND nurAli3Y. Feb. q, 10 q.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
SPAIN .....Jau 2A IN. Et'hFI......Io0 90. .. II m
Cabin $50 currency Stocraee at greatly
reduced prices. Return tckeis A. reduced rates frc22l
Se.ragc Liverpool az the lowest Apply at
Wv 'N1'""' 0'''' J. v, j. HURST Manager.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.-THE
~ GENERAL. IRA SNATIANTIC COMPANNS < MAIL
STEAMERS BETWEIsN NEW YORK AND uAVRE:
VIA PLYMOUTH
The splendid this iavue route Tor the Continent
sOuhcIy than OtAeD viii sail from pI No.
North River follows:
+PEItFIRt. Danre ............- SAIl, l,EDA . I"b. o.
ANFRTCTF. TauzqN .......... SATU RDAY. Feb 2.
PRICE OF PASSAGE IL GOLD Gncuding wmei
First Cabin SllO 500, according 70 accOmmp iatiOn
second cabin q thd cabin $40 Return tickets az reduced
Steerage s2G superior accommodation, including al
without charge. Steamers med thus ~
W ' '' 0I;iS0 0DE BEIliAN Agent No 50 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26

CTAR BALL LINE.
UNITED STATES AND BRAZTL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
Sailing regularly EVERY MONTH irom
wATsON's WuhRF, BROOKLYN. ~ Y,
for PARA, PEHNAMBUCO, BAHIA snd RIO JANEfHo,
calling at ST JOHNS. PORTO RICO
NELLIE MARTIN 900 tons, THURSDAY, Feb. ?.
JOHN BRAMALI. $500 toms Feb.
J. Il. MALkti. 2INO IONS March
These sfeaefs perfectly now, with latest I'm
proge.nts, GUue nFst class accommodations
iTC glt ami passage 20 Tg uCrtrGtes, .tply N
j. :. TUCKER 4 90, Agents, bi P.uo -.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD ...-.-...-....
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW-NORR,
SDCTIAMfTD$. AND Bl.E NEN. .l.......
COMPANY PIER foot OF SFCUNDoi- HOBOhEN.
AMTEIC ....... Jai-g d J&t j
ODER. Fob. - -Allrh lth ~
RATES OF PASSAGE from %EW-IO8h u SOUTHLAND
TON HANIE or BREMEN:
FIRST CABIN 800 gold. ST ON - CABIN, So B0Ii
SILE..AGE, $50 currency. 80
Tickets reduced rates. Prepaid sieeTage CeTuh
Gates, -
'OELfICUS q Co. Bowling green
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26
Occdn Gleamcr5

GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
N NEW.YORK TO BETSTOI (Lugl--DIHEC.
Taking goats and passenger fcr IDnton Card = Newport
GlouccetcT, and al porte 1 Erstoi Ca&nHel
Sailing lrJu Pier lS Last River
COR~V AL. StaIue. .......... SA RD AY, Jan. 20
Cabin currency EXCURSION SlIo' lAlctlhe
date So curr,acy Stccr.ro $50 currency. Prepaid s,rr
age SO. Drafts = and upward fOt freight
lssS2gt, aQl'g 10 . -.., -.
W. -. MONGAS. Agent, No. 20 Soutl-St reW.l OK.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26

Isk having three cdron her educate wishes 70
trn class o. twelve paps There win be resident
FRENCH lady ability superior teacher Of music New
Sorb WIS e tho school twice q week
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26

INMAN LINE.
Re, al MAJ Steamers appointed 70 rail "a follows
TOR ~ EGN5IONS AND LINEI,HOOL.
CITY or ANTN l!t...... IDAN. J ~. D. at n M
CITY OF BROOELN$ ....oA Ul.bAh. Feb = ~ .. ~.
CITY OF NuS ItEA L.... SAT il1Ai, fcu j., al g m
CITY Dr. y wy TX - iJN1AI, Feb. ~. - u. M
CITY on RICl IlN .SATUipAN. Feb. 20. 81 D.
ana each succeeding SATURDAY rfcfn P'er -, n. Il
RATES or PASSAGE.
CABIN, 500, so. and 500, gold
SIEERAGE SZo currency DattS issucf ~ lowest ratfs
CABIN Id,a2e aud general b -n..s Apply 81 the Ip7-
pzuys Office No j. ffo way Tor oiecrasr fasidg, at 20
50 Broadway OF Tier &. y. D. join q. DALE, Agent.
NEW-YOHK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
~ LINE.
These drstcass steamship af regularly at rn from
Pier 40. - Noiut H!vef. - follows: ...
steamship eQl.uM buS.. ~ LsDAY Jan -;
StesHsaip CRESCENT CITY..Th L ESDAN. ttu. 2.
Accommodation unsrasse Fi ircgt o. Ias's algly TO
McKELLAI., LULl&G a. Co. Agents 80 havana
STew-Yoil<, Havaua 81 Meyican Mail :. :. Line.
- steamers leave rlcr 3 North river at D. N.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT
CITY of NEWl ORB III L DAY. Jan n.
GlmI Gt I;.5N - - D. In
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW ORLEANS.
calling at Iia PnIrtso Campc in.1an and Ianpco
CITY OF HAVANA ........ y DAY, Jan. ~.
CITY or hEHi DA.. ...-......... SU %DA \, Fcb Is.
For iroight OF passage, Apply 70 .
J.. ALENAN BEE q SONS. Nos. 81 and - Er0ad"aY.
Steamers VIII leave NeW-JrlcarB Jan. y ana Feb a. Tor
~ 4 o. and t1s al
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-05
MINOR TELEGRAMs

An outbreak among the Utes is feared.
The Governor elect of Vermont will be in
augurated today.
The chief attraction at the New Hampshire
fair yesterday was the polo game
The funeral Of James Lick took place yester-
day.
Collector Simmons and Gen. Francis Cogs-
we'll spoke at Lawrence last night.
e. A. Wedgewood, late partner of Tweed,
was arrested in Chicago last night
Judge Hoar has consented to run against
Butler.
DR.. Geo. 3. Lorng was nominated for rep.
resentative from the 9th congressional district
of Massachusetts, yesterday.
The Vermont legislature met yesterday. Elk.
Gov. Stewart of Mlddlebury was chosen speak,
er Of the House.
The Democrats of the I'd district of Connec-
ticut have rer ominated Hon. James Phelps for
Congress.
L. M. Waller has been nominated for Con-
eress by the Den ocrats of the Sd District of
Connecticut 1t is said he will not accept
A suit has been begun in the U. S. District
Court by the government against Frank Leslie.
Publisher, to recover 100000 gold on an i'm
portation of paper passed through the custom
houses at naturalization.
The Republicans of Rhode Island have NOM
mated exGov. Samuel G, Arnold, a cassmate
OF Gen. Hayes, Hon. Geo. Ii. Corliss, Hon.
Nathan +. Dixon, and DR.. Chas. III. Fisher
for Presidential electors.
The Department of Agriculture reports a de-
crease of stock hogs in the pork packing dis
tricts east of the Mississippi; small increase
IN Iowa and large increase west of Missouri
river The average for the corn region of the
west is made five per ce ut. less in number than
last year. with very small deficiency in condi-
ton. ses.s4aa