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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-18
STRAYED HORSES FOUND.

an Thursday night the 18th inst, at the
~ Verdugos Rancho,two horses were found.
One of them, mare, branded thus: S. The
other is a reddish brown horse. white under
the belly; no other marks. The owner may
call at La cronica office. aprlS-lwe
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-18

AT the recent Republican primary
election held in Anahelm one vote
only was polled. 1t contained the
name of but one delegate to the Coun-
ty Convention and the judges declared
him unanimously elected.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-18
Night Dispatches
EASTERN NEWS.
An Explanation.


INDIANAPOLIS, April 17th.-The fol-
lowing from the author of the story
about Blaine has appeared in the
Journal: When the article appeared
in the Sentinel on the Union Pacific
Railroad Company management was
greatly surprised, az 1 had not been
instrumental, directly orindirectly, in
giving this matter publicity. In JAN
uary, 1873, telegraphed to the Chair
man of the Credit Mobilier Commit
tee in relation to some valueless Fort
Smith or Little Rock land grants and
bonds held by the Union Pacific Rail-
road Company, for which the books
of the Company showed they had paid
a large sum of money, and gave cer-
tain questions to be asked. noticed
the daily examinations of the Com
mittee to ascertain if such questions
had ever been put by them. l then,
on the Sd of February, wrote to the
Chairman most fully about the mat
ter. Ifany attention was ever given
to the telegram or letter L was never
informed of it. l am conscious that |
have been faithful to my trust. / am
ready and willing to 60 before any
tribunal or Congressional committee
whenever called upon. had no de-
sire to conceal any results or person.
(Signed. John c. S. HARRISON.
Labor Convention.
New YORK, April ia special
from Pittsburg says an important
Labor Convention meets in that city
to-day. Delegates arrived from New
York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Buffalo,
Detroit, st. Louis, indianapolis and
New Haven. Their object cannot be
precisely ascertained as the delegates
express a desire not to communicate
anything relative to their purposes.
The Convention will confine itself to
redressing of grievances peculiar to
matters under its jurisdiction. They
will first organize and ultimately in
tend to form party peculiar to itself.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-18

THESE Medicines, which are becoming so
] popular in the Southern portion of this
State, are simply beating down all prejudice
and opposition as regards their efficacy here,
as they have been doing in San Francisco and
other places. BY their virtues, their rrefrag-
ible influences, surely and speedily effected,
the most incredul0us are at once shOrn of
their doubts Those who have dreaded and
suffered with those excruciating discs,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-18

MARRIED.

KEVANE-DE LA OSSA.-In Los Angeles,
on the evening If the 18th inst, by Justice
Gray, Mr.. Daniel Kevane to Constancia de
la Ossa. all of this county.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-18
NEW TO-DAY.

1 QST.-A red tan greyhound dog, with
- two white fore paws about IL months
old. A suitable reward will be given on de-
livery at this Office or at the Union Club
Rooms. aprlS-6t@
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Located on Second, Hill, Olive
and Charity Streets.
FINE VIEW, AND STREETS ALL
GRADED TO THE LOTS.
II e R III - +:

Ten per cent on the day of sale; one-third
on the delivery of the contract; one-thrd in
ninety day S; the balance in one year Inter-
est at the rate of one per cent. will be charged
on deferred payments.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-18
Rheumatism & Liver Complaint,

May hail with joy the advent in their midst
of these wonderful medicines, which the Doc.
tor has labored for years to perfect, as a spe-
cific for the above diseases.
You that are suffering at once cast aside
your prejudice, derived, and justly, from re-
peated failures. We ask thatyOur hopes may
cine one fair trial. We feel bound TO do our
duty, and in justice to Dr. Clark and the suf-
fering thousands who may read this card we,
the undersigned residents of this county and
vicinity, MOST FORT UNATELY speak from eX-
perience, and we assert most emphatically
the efficacy of the above medicines is irrefu-
table. Our friends and even strangers, may
ponder over these remarks, but If the candid
truth from our lips robs them of their incre-
dulIty sufficiently to place themselves, with
kindling hope, under the treatment of Dr..
Clark, with his celebrated Famil Y Medicines,
wewell know that some good will accrue from
our efforts. and most heartily say
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-18
Republican nominations.

VIRGINIA, New. 16th.-The Repub-
lican primary election took place yes
terday and the following ticket was
nominated: For Mayor, ] G Smith;
Chef of police, Benz. F Lackey; City
Treasurer, B Amhurst; City Assessor,
VIM Lachlan; Aldermen, Comstock,
Pattle, Wilson, Mckay. and M oses.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-18
AG ENCIES FOR
DR.. CLARK'S FAMILY MEDI CT Mes.

TARWATER Il BAILEY, Downey City.
l.. UTT, Tustin.
II. BLANKIN, Anaheim.
A. MCFARLAND, Compton.
Mr.. MCLAIN, Ell Monte.
>. f DICKINSON, Santa Monica.
SlSSON, WALLACE & CO, San Fernando
Tunnel.
SAM. HARPER, Lyons Station.
PARSON FUQUA, Rincon.
HORN u TURNER, Ell Monte.
THEO. WOLLWEBER, Los Angeles.
Il. A. PREUSS, JR., Il Spring street, l.. A.
L1TTLEBOY & DAVIS, l02 Main St., L. A.
A. JUNGE, 90 Main street, Los Angeles.
DOONER d SOTELO, as Main street, l.. a.
". CHEVAILIER, Main street, opposite
Pico House.
G. F. HEINZEMANN & CO.,
Wholesale Agents for Southern Gaia,
70 Main Street, Los Angeles.
apr2-lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-18
God Speed the Right.

(Signed)
MIS- John Thurman, Sr, FL Monte.
Mrs Julia Miller, Downey.
Mrs McQuary, San Bernardino
Mr. East, Los Nietos.
Miss Anna Tailor, Ell Monte.
Parson Fuqua, Spadra.
Mr.. Greder and wife, Los Nietos.
Judge Thomas, Downey.
Mrs Hutchens, Downey.
Mr. Joseph Chapel and wife, Ell Monte
Mr. Smith and wife, Azusa.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-18

the horse TO reproduce his form and action.
Ii is the stock that tells the story. Strong
blood will prevail. Breeders want colts thai
will make
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CALIFORNIA HUNTER.

\ PERSONS wishing to breed
> to this fine NJ MESSENGER
Horse will apply to the sub
scriber, who will take pleas
ure in showing some OF the
colts of the get Of 1875. Colts
that will prove the ability of
The New York herald., 1876-07-25
The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations
At three o'clock this day

Tho following table Of pricos OF the prominent gold
and silver mining shares including the opening prices
of to-day received by telegraph from San Francisco
Ia furnished BIZ William Ward Drexcl Building
The New York herald., 1876-07-25
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT QUIET AND FIRM; FUTURES
CLOSED wEAK--FLOUR pULL--wHEAT DULL
AND IRREGULAR-COR FIBMER-oATs
sTEADY-PORK DULL AND LOWER LARD
DULL AND LowHR-wHIsKEY QClEr-PRTRo-
LEUM FIRMER-NAvAL STORES QUIET-oILs
srEADY--aRoCxRIEs: coPFRE QUIET; SUGAR
srRADY--yRRIoHTs QUIET.
MONDAY. July 24-6 P. n.
The various trade marts were about e!css to-day
as they have been along back, and that Is hieless
enough In some quarters absolutely nothing was
doing On Change flour was dull. Wheat was dull,
modify that was not dull A good demand prevailed
vanced prices. Oats steady. Whiskey quiet
Pork dull and lower Frsshts were quiet Cotton
the spot was armer Futures closed weak. Gro
ceries were steady. Naval stores quiet. Oils
also quiet. Petroleum nrmer but quiet.
CorrExThc xtket Brars quiet We sales
OF Rio. r. O. Warwick. private terms. aud
200 bags Santos Teniers, I6Sc gold Mild coffee
quiet The stock Of Rio tonight Is as follows New York.
LIZ, ,693 bags; Galveston 20U do New Orleans 49, "a
do Mobile 1000 do Hampton Roads 5OIl do Baltimore,
6752 do atos. and loading United States. June
2e 10 $50 do Purchased for United States 10 July 49,
$500 bags We quote Ordinary csrgoes l4sc. i5c fair
do I6sc i6sc good do. 17c IKE prime do, l7tsc
i7lc ;cxsrems range for lots Isl Santos lair TO
good. l6c. lie, gold ninety days; JAVA government
bags do, grass mats 2oc 23c singapore ao
lsc 2oc Ceyon i61sc 1876 Maracaibo. Iasc. isc
Laguayra lesc IKE ;Jsmsca. 15c I7c st Domin 90
At.c. 5c Porto hico lsc isi &C.; Costa Rica. &c
sais Re Nc 'e' savanna" ''-s s' o''"''' ''''
not quotaby higher Futures closed The closing
prices to-day compare with saturday. prices ss olows:-
The New York herald., 1876-07-25

GALVESTON July -. 1876.
Cotton quet middling. lie low middling l0c.. good
ordinary 9c Net receipts % bales sales 2o2. stock
$3.50
NKw ORLEANS. July "a. 1875
Cotton firm; middling. II Ae low mddng o'c. good
dinary 9Ac. Net receipts. 5I5 bales gross 5-9 Ea-
ports TO Great Britain, 9o7 Sales .5o. stock, ..s3
CHARLESTON. July -. 1876.
Cotton quet middIing. lie low middiing. Zoe lo'.c;
Ole Net receipts. 80 bales Exports
wise, ay9. sales, IS. stock 2uT2
WILxIsGroS. y. C.. July 20. 1876.
Spirits of steady 2c Hosn quiet at 81 20
for strained Tar steady At - 20 -
OswEco. July ~. 1875
Flour unchanged; sales 400 bbl. Wheat steady aud
unchanged. Corn steady NJ 56c Corn meal unchanged.
Millfscd unchanged Canal freshts unchanged Railroad
rsighisFiour to Boston. a5e to New York 2ae TO Al
bany. 2Oc Lake reeeptsWheat l5.ocp bushels; lumber.
l,34SOOo feet. Canal shipments Lumber. 3S 900 feet
CHICAGO. July - 1876
Flour dull Wheat strong and higher. No. Chicago
spring S9c. spot, August: 921c September, has sold at
93s.c September No. Chicago sSc rejected ole d2c
Corn hrner but quotaby higher; No at iic spot;
45se. bid August +isc. bid september; rejected size
2Ssc Eye rmer fresh. 5bc Barley dull aud nominal ut
Sic. PorS demand and higher, SIS 80.
Sls 6.js Sls 40 september. Lard iarly active and
shade higher: so A. spot $40 o. September kulsmeats
quiet and unchanged whiskey ri ot Rec ipts-fiour,
500 bbIs wheat 5000 bushels 2s.o)D d" oats,
81 900 rye 23 ~ do shrments-flour. lC0) bbls.
wheat ~ OOJ bushels: 266Ob) do $4,000 do.
rye 400 do At the afternoon call of the Board Wheat
easier: S9sxc. Corn firm and unchanged. Oats
firm aud unch sneed Pork lower; Sis 10 SIS 4i1s An
gust; SIS 57ls. September Lard unchanged.
The New York herald., 1876-07-25
CLEARING uorsy STATEMENT

GOVERNMENT soSDa
Government bonds closed strong at The following
quotations United States currency skies, l2o l26'l
do. do do, 1ss1, registered llo lle5s do. do, do
coupon, 120h l2ok; 10. do, 6ve-twentics. 1860,
registered, 1l6 ll6,s; do. do, Co., coupon,
ll6 ll6s; do do, DO, new, registered lis llsh;
do. do, do., do. coupon lis lls. do. do, 1867,
registered. 1875 1905; do. do. do coupon. lles
1905. do do 1885, registered 12lls 12l,.; do do,
do coupon l2l u ai2lH; do, tenortes, registered.
11sk a llsx; do. do, do, coupon, ll9 ll9A,
do fves registered, III ll7A; do. do, do,
coupon, lls,i llsX.
INVESTMENT SHARES.
lnvestmen, shares brought the following prices -
New Jersey Central, 70 G9L n Il 6sh 6es<; Della
ware and Iackawanna, lols+ lol7s lol Chicago
Burlington and Quincy ll71a Morris and Essex, lol
Cleveland and Pttsburg 95h; Adams Express. li074
American, 60: Delaware and Hudson. lo3,s a lo3
ruK UNITED srATEs TREASURY
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $2ol 900 gold
on account Of interest," and S. 600 redemption OF i've
twenty bonds. The sub-Trcasury released to-day
$50 800 silver COIN Tho receipts today werc
$500 600; customs receipts $4oo 600; national bank
notes received for redemption $1,ooo00o.
THE FOREIGN MAgxEr
The London adv,ccs report change In the closing
quotations for consos to-day from those OF Friday last,
while United States bonds shade irmer and Erie
steady; s165 600 bullion went into the Bank OF England
on balance to- day At Paris rentes advanced TO lo6f
6Oc The following the quotation at nvc i. NJ -
Consois for money, 96a4 065s consos Tor accoun:
9ss o65s; 1868 bonds. old, 1905 1867 bonds, 1907.
a l09k; forty bonds, 1oS}s; new nves, lo6s4
Erie 1879; Erie preferred 20 Silver IS very drm at
40 ,sd. per ounce.
RAILROADS EoNDs.
Railroad bonds have advanced in some cases, but arc
steady in tho mau New Jersey Central first consolidated
rose TO 1Olx, Milwaukee and st. Paul gold scvens at
1OOI and do. La Crosse division to l02A. Erie second
declined to 1885,, and Chicago and Northwest conso
dated coupon gold bonds to 1854 Uuion Pacific hrsv
sold at 1885, do land grants at l02a. do sinking
funds at o. Norris aud Essex first consolidated at lo4
and Milwaukee and ST. Paul C. and NJ division ut 81
The New York herald., 1876-07-25
CLOSING PRicRsS p. Il

ADVANCE AND pRcLixz.
The following the changes In closing prices CON-
pared with those OF Saturday
ADVANCE Union Pacific, u; Western Cnion, \.
DRcLixE-St Paul. common, = do preferred. 4;
0hio and Mississippi. 5s New Jersey Central, ~;
Northwestern, preferred. Lake shore, y; Delaware
AID Laekawanna, Z; C., C. and l. G., r New YORK
ntrM, ".
The rest OF the market was stationary.
TaE
The local Tor mouey are unchanged Call loans
ere made on the basis Of ~ and per cent Prime
.pcr 4 steady at last qGotatious The following were
10 rates OF exchange New York at the uncermen-
oned cities oday:--savannah, y premium; Charles
ton, offerings light; selling y premium; buying, u
premium; CincinnarL Grm, fair demand, 30 TO 100
premium; ST. Louis, 100 rremuln; New Orleans
commercial, n; bank Il, and Chicago, 7Sc. pre-
MUM.
Foreign exchange reduced this morning to
Lsss for bankers 90 days sterling and Aso1s for de-
uand, with actual business at still lower figures
THE MARKET
Gold opened at 1ll5, declined to 111x and aerward
ecovered, all the sales Of tho afternoon being the
,gher figure The rates paid for carrying were y,
nd ~ per cent The borrowing rates were per cent
nd naL
sold balances. &I22 4I4
oross ccarances .........s.....s...... AZ 2SS6,00
The New York herald., 1876-07-25

e. single. $500 ssas for double and $40 rough
as S.ns 's@R e o ssc xsa SS.' s si'ss SS
Mo.Assrs.rh. market "" quiet @ but steady .rsa We
Scs sse.; do @uscssado r.sninS sdc. SIC; do gro
Gerry, S2e tc Porto Rice 5sc SOC English Islands,
s1v.I srenrS~rhs markc. for spirits .nrpentins was
We quote spirits Of ,urpentins a. zoe K9snmCom
y so s. Is; Wilmington 81 advice. from wi@insson
Essf s. s. 81 1s' 4 i
no,ln .s.ss ss 1rss; s'sSs
Tarpcain. ....................,'.. ,.o
S's market VA. que. but no special
low Ss:: es' @ & s.: 4s lard % present
%.ts; sss sse sperm, crude, 81 s do. sis.shsa vim
eos do, southern, ass,; Sieashed winter: zoe 7ae
sss crude s.S sS ss "
nss w.1s .. %., s ., ss iii:
90, j. bS.. isse sssc refined. bills. i7hs .i7Ms
ss ss s.'i d: ali at Srss;s 2 Fs@s' rs
from ,he Greek we're as ioiow.-parsers nm; United.
S.a,. s'G Vp'Ge City = ~ III esasss s
s"s ' "s9sP.i freely sd Z tssa sellers
kegs meats, "A pacsages iisrces and eIs
beef "s srsss &C. Ian and sa.s ns po. .
SIC bid SIC 8 asked Asras $40 ba ss 20 asked
Ansa:l SO 75 sspism iso oSi., .od
Sales " s. H ha% sa a s'e & s SS' psssd
shoulders, sac 1000 lbs. picked bellies, II lbs
hams wsrs Snoea at io'se l2e. Issh bellies a s,fs
ana soH.a sss. ias Ss'i Bacon was VAS
sa a x.h Il. s s y y Ss S & % sr Sss
" s sH m as s s., ss .s %.. SO sy
Bs.,h.W, were sais - % for prime Western SMOKED
firm elcsns the second sal as follows July 81 10
s M r s sif's sS ~ y 20 Sd
I'D 81 - .ssd The sale. were s's9 ;s5ss, is
81 s for ssremss SGs sales were 200 Rasnss srsss s,
lie for Cuba 100 sicrccs Cuba sold At lie Butter
State and i4e Zoe for do. Western cheese quoted
KerThe marke, was quiet We quote Carolina, Islr
K & :r S rvoS M g s'ra Pa;S.
good. 7&e. 71sc gold: R~nsoon in bond. 2.c a2s4c,
sucAn.-rhe market for sugar. quiet. Tho
hs, for refined was steady s.h better naury :, the
se ss csp. srosssry ss t. Mo :" snocs = ss @ as
Do" moIss.ss. aad. boxes. rs sl.c Porto Kice,
s"ns e p%s % s s' % M
l9ss .sssas sss's sa..s Ma d.. ss
s for Sf prime TO ssoes .od
IALLow.-Geeep,s q hha and s3 sol. The market wa.
Wn,sxrs-rhs marts. qaies 50 Obls. sold at 81 H.
grain ton ge tame they steady otherwise The
To Liverpool steam 1900 bushels
grnim 9sd standsrd; 1850 2OOU boxes cheese at
5os with 6Us. asked hy lines and by sail. 900 bbls
rosn Nc - Cd Glasgow per seam 5000 boxes cheese
10 Bristol 400 bbls. -four is 80 pack
butter xnd cheese. The charters comprised: n
Italian bark to Cork for orders with $3.50 quarters
grain I'D Norwegian bark reported closed
Saturday evening" with 2sOt quarters TO Cork for
orders 3D. swedish bark, hence to Cronsiad with
3OsI bb, refined petroleum Us. 3D. American
from Boston Cronstadt with 24oo hbls do on private
terms sun brig Snlonica with 10000
do At 7lsc an American brig $50 tons from fhadephi
TO Venice trieste with refined petroleum In bbls aud
at 6s and 33c Portuguese big, hrnce TO spanish
port bbls. do private terms: British bark
tho beakwnier) from Baltimore 10 Cork Tor orders
with 3,5OU quarters grain at 6s I'D.
The New York herald., 1876-07-25
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA July 81 1876
Spanish gold 22iL a aa2A. Exchange easier. but not
quotably lower Sugar Ara. Tomorrow will De observed
y = holiday here
The New York herald., 1876-07-25
BANK SHARES.

Rank shares sold at ll5 for Commerce and 125 for
Park The latest bids were follows:-America, 40;
American Exchange 1885,; Chemical LOO; City, 800;
Commerce, 1l4h; Corn Exchange, 125; First Ma
t,onaI 200; Fourth National, sss Fulton l45 Filth
Avenue, 30; Hanover, 50; Manhattan, l3S; Market,
ll2l; Merchants, n4A; Metropolitan, l22; Nassau,
I0l; North America, 20; Park, ia
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The New York herald., 1876-07-25
A PROMISING CITIZEN.
rcoNT1NUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

on his parole until the hour Of hearing Canton re-
turned home and about Two O'Clock again commenced
TO abuse his wife, Her cries OF murder attracted The
attention OF Deputy Sheriff Nat Hicks who a; once
went Tito the house, and, upon attempting TO arrest
Canton the latter drew pistol and nred at him.
Hicks threw up his lott arm. and the ball took effect IN
the wrist and passing along the forearm lodged in the
elbow. innciing painful wound Hicks then com
ncnced work Upon Canton with his club and soon
brought him to terms aud before Justice Hatch, who
committed tie prisoner to await the action OF the
Grand Jury, In default OF So 900 bail Canton, some
two years ago, shot and seriously wounded Ohcer
jenkins, OF Newtown. who was epdeavorng TO arrest
him
The New York herald., 1876-07-25


delivered contract, 900 bales For future delivery
the sales as follows saturday sfter one W. =
August go IL 3j32c September 800 at II 2-32c Oc
toDcr. no ii i532c May loo NJ i2tsc Total. 100
bales. To-day, up 70 two 2 n :-Juiy. ~ all .!J2c:
Auyust f.cOD II 2732c.. 400 at II 3i6c. 100
II 2732c. 3D At II Is i1e september, loo iIste..
u 233 800 at ia4c.. 900 at II 2a3 2Uo At
llt.c 7U ut u 3 o,c. 2OD At t4c 500 at II 2332c
octooer 2UJ II 9,Isc.. 800 AZ IL i7i2c Npycm.
ber IL T-Itc 1.UDat II l532c. .pJ at II 1lOc
December. .oo at II I532c February, ooat 25s2c
500 ii,,e; june. 10 At i25sc Total i2iO
baps Grand total i3 yDl bales The rrccips the
follows slve.ton 10; New Orleans. SIS Nobie.
90; Savannah 81 Charleston. So: Wilmington ~: Nor
folk l4y; New York 81 Boston. 81 rhiladspha. 4le.
Total. 56s bales This day last week. l.2a9 Ibis dav
ycsr Jsj Total since september 4S2 OO2 bales 10
saturday pight Cotton frerhts closed AS ioows+-ro
Have steam 1c To iIsnourg by steam.
40, compressed To Bremen. by steam compressed
10 Liverpool j-i6ll by steam. by sail. 5.l,d.
FLOUR GRAiS kecelptsriour. I2952 bbls. wheat.
5s9 bushels meal 10 sacks OATS. i0025 bushes;
corn 81 do. 13D DO barley, l35 DO. The norr
n, but without ro.cwcr,h! change The salss
bod bus. including state Western and south
ern the quotations Rye -four with
of 200 bois a. 81 10 - i5 Corn meal quiet
The New York herald., 1876-07-25

Wheat dull irregular and entirely nominal At NC
9sc Tor No. Chicago. 9sc 81 oz Milwaukee. sccod
condition. Good pressed Tor sale but
all ncminsl The sales we're only about 5om
bushels osc Tor soft No. Milwaukee, 81 II Tor ungrAded
Ninncsota 81 20 for smb Ohio yc. Tor soft No
Chicago 81 II Tor ungraded rprag Corn wns IN sctve re-
quest Oh freight engagements and vas freely taken
~ place Of wheat at an sdssnce OF fully ic per
bukhei prime mixed closing Al Doc. The sales were
tiuur- About 2DD.OUt bbis. SIC for steamer; 52e
54t.c for ungraded mixed. 53xc for graded mixed ,4c
New lor< inspection and Jjc 5y1ac. Tor heh
mixed Also ivl.Do bushels deliverable ssptem' e.. a.
57c oats were fairly active aud hrmer The sales we're
uDJ bushels at 25c Ale for the range Of mixed
t5c tor the range OF white 3its tor No rraoed
mixed 3tc tor No. Chicago mixed sic SIC for mixed
western; 55c 4oc tor mixed state ale 45e Tor white
state 4tc for white Western; and 37c Tor fancy
No Milw aukec In store. Rye quiet and Mar
isr qusl BARLEY msltws sse OF 25Co bushels
Canada at VI 20 short time.
hEnr AND JurS.-Ws note sale of 400 bales butts al
2hc. 2kc. We quote ;-American drssssA Sivo S2o1
The New York herald., 1876-07-25
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

ALpAuGu--MrRFfS AT Paiisadc Methodist Episco-
pal church, Jersey City Heights, n. j., sunday 23d
inst, by the Rev. s. ~ Beboat EDWARD ). ALrAUcp,
OF Jersey CITY, 70 Lucy A., daughter oI John Murlu.
The New York herald., 1876-07-25
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JULY SUPPLEMENT-
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

H. ordinary quality calves SC 7c per b.; grass fed
calves at 81 so Sc per head.
Hocs-Thers were no live hoSs on sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-28
Fatal Shooting Affair.

RALEIGH, N. g., Jan. 2S.-Ou Tuesday af.
ternoon Adolphus Moore, a prominent citizen
of Alamance county, and member of the manu-
featuring f'm of Holt Il Moore at Haw River
Station, was shot by Geo. W. Sweps,u, wide
ly known in connection with the financial his
tory of North Carolina, from the effects OF
which Moore died last evening at six o'clock.
MIR. Moore was passing the house Of Mr.. Swep-
son on a Cunning expedition when an alterca"
ton took place between the two, resulting IN
the shooting Of Moore, with a rife, by Swep.
SOD. The friends of the latter claims that it
was au act of seli-defence. The examination
before a magistrate has been concluded, and
the deposition of Moore was taken before bis
death, but the result not yet made public.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-28
HREgsT'{4 IN .

The weather, to. day, has been clear anc
bright, with a breeze blowing from the south
so val that it made fires and oVercoats un'
comfortable, and was 80 delightful that 1t wa:
Invited into nearly cverybody's house through
open windows and doors.
Old Dominion CommaDdcrY, Knights Temp,
lars, at their meeting, tonight, will be Visited
by Col. II. Il. Withers, Grand Eminent Com
maudcr of Knights TempIars in Virginia.
The schooner S. J. Fooks, which arrived
here, this morning, from New York, is at the
ship.yard, having some repairs made to hcl
cen!reboard.
Harry, a little son of Mr.. John 2. Robinson,
had his hand aud ann badly burned by boI
ashes, N the residence Of his grandfather, to-
day.
The Washington Star says: Herring arc
now being caught 10 the Potomac IN large
qualities by our fishermen Very teW have
made their appearance here.
Some excitement was created in West End,
yesterday, by a mad dog, which bit several
hogs before he was killed.
Mr.. Edward Valcntine, the Oyster lnspec.
tor, was taken suddenly i'll about five o'clork,
this morning, aod lies in IA critical condition.
The funeral Of Mrs. John T.. Pticc, formerly
of this city, bul late OF Washington, took place
this afternoon, and was largely attended.
Robert Smith, who killed Ware at Green
way, on Tuesday, has been released on bail,
and is with his relatives in this city.
The condition of Chip. Thompson took a
change for the worse, last evening, and he was
delirious most of the night.
The Governor, yesterday, appointed Luther
Fl. Potterfeld, of Loudoun county, notary pub
lie for that county.