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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-18
Lost.

Between the old Register Office and
Reinlfart 4 Co.'S store. lady's cuff
pin-looks like a leaf. The finder will
please leave the same at
1t Mrs. j. g. RAasDALEs'
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-18

Remember those fine Havana cigars.
little giant and cable twists. chewing
and Durham smoking tobacco to be
had at Chenoweth' 8 store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-18

Bear in mind when you come
to make your selections for Christmas
that G. Chenoweth is prepared. and
anxious. to sell you at the lowest cash
figure, any thing in his line.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-18

of water and feed.
scr further particulars. address
ID. RILEY,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-18
L 0 r L IG N
An African Explorer.

ALEXANDRIA. Egypt. Dec. II.
Captain Gordon, the African explorer,
has embarked for Briudi~i, on bis way
to England.
Russfan Command I'm ServIa.
The New York herald., 1876-01-01
.g:9O rO & ? NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT DULL-FUTUREs STEADY
FLOUR IN FAIR DEMAND-wHEAr DULL AND
EolfINAL-CoRN DULL-oATs DULL-PoRK
DULL AND NoAlINAIe-LARD QUIET AND EASY
PETROLEUM EAsIER-sPIuTs TURPENTINE
QUIET-RosIN QUIET-oILs QUIET AND UN-
CHANGED-wHIsKEY DULL AND LOWER
FBEIGHTs UNCHANGED -CoPFEE QUIEr-sU-
GAR UNCHANGED.
FRIDAY. Dec. 31-6P. NJ
Business has proved 10 be light nearly all depart
ments Of trade during holiday week, yet In few Of the
leading commodities there has been rather freer
movement than there curing It's immediate pred.
ecessoL There seems 70 be a more hopeful
feeling with regard To the immediate future,
and it would not be surprising IT, after the
holidays are gone by and the account OF stock" is
made up a fair demand prevails for many descriptions
Of merchandise. There have been many indications
during the week, and in certain quarters the
transactions show gratifying increase In the dry
goods trade there has been rather DONE though
the purchases have, in numerous instances been in.
duced by concession on the part OF sellers There
has also been feeling the
export business done which the signal for
greater rmness part Of holders OF grain the
market frmer at the than the beginning
Of the week. though still quiet buyers and sellers being
nearly FAR apart The stock is comparatively
large Corn quiet nntl toward the close of the week
Western account, the market assumed buoyant
tone, and prices advanced considerably for both
old and new though the market closed dull
Oats remained steady Whiskey ruled dull and prices have
fallen decidedly Provisions have been neglected and
though there those who look for higher prices they
dsntly not anxious stake their money their
belief that the markets have ruled in favor Of the buyer
all through Lard. howcve has remained comparatively
steady freiehts and charters have finally given
somewhat. but are not sufficiently low 90 stimulate
any export movement In grain. To-day friday the
kes quite gensray dull and in few heavy. On
Change -four dulL Wheat In fair demand for
port the low grades met with better sale than for long
time Corn was au shq nnehanged. OATS were a9il oa1
ina Lare quiet aud easy. Cotton steady Coffee
quiet Naval stores were quiet Oils quiet and
unchanged Petroleum vas steady. Sugar unchanged
AsnEs were quiet and unchanged; quoted a. 51c osc
tor pots and pearls nomInaly &c The stock hand
about OOO bbls. pots and about % bhs pearls
ANrrNoNy quoted az i4i4c- a l41sc for regulus
BEKswAx In better demand but the decline IN gold IN
tcrfces With the operations Of exporter We note sale OF
1.sOO lbs prime Southern 35c We quote Western az
81 sc. and SouthcrH AZ 33c.
BnOOM Cons In moderate demand At full unchanged
prices We quote Brush, short green. choice SC loc
hurl green &c ec green, medVm &c sc red and red
tipped, DC &C.
CASDLEs steady. We quote Sperm, 29e sperm.
The New York herald., 1876-01-01
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
OAtvK.roS Dee. on. Is7

GALvKsTOS Dee 81 iS75.
Cotton quiet. demand limited, offerings free nddng
i2he low mddng l2c., good ordinary, lle, Net re-
cepts a,f61 bales. Exports coastwise, 700 sales
i444 Stock, 81, ala Weeky-Se, receipts 22 go bales
gross % $50 Exports-To Great Britain 1886, 20 the
Continent $50 10 the Channel $50; eoast~se. ill37
Sales. o.127.
NEw ORLEAEs, Dec 81. 1875.
Cotton quiet; mddng i26c; low middliug. 1sac;
good ordinary loc Ne, rsesp.s' I55 nv oae' gross
45D4: coastWise 37S Sales 600 Stock 27O4s Weekly
Net receipts o. SIS; gross T6 4 Exports Great Brit.
ain 10 s22 France, ios65; 10 the Continent, 2412.
20 the Channel no; coastwise, 5Ob3 Sales, $3.50
Correction no on December 20 70 France should have
been the Channel.
hoBfLH. Dee 81 1878.
Cotton quiet; niddnr i2ife., low middnng IKE;
GOOD ordinary fOisc 1OHc. Net receipts f73 bales
Exports eoastvise. l72o sales i.sco stock 81 B72
Wecky-Set receipts. 49, ffG bnles Exports-To Great
Britain 1881 10 the Continent 26G6 ooasGwise. 4535
sales, i3.JOO
Cotton dull midding ~ 1919; low middline I25Sc
good ordinary llkc Net receipts, 2a45 bales Exports
% Great Batrin I5o' coastwise, l.20i sales. I2lo
stock 1O3 f65 WeeklyNet receipts 2D39 gross - iOS
Exports 20 Great Britain 94s2 20 France 6iO.
wise, 5,oD2 Sales, e70S
Cotton steady; middlnR l2I.e i3G low midduns
The New York herald., 1876-01-01

In consequence Of the delay the passage Of the Tax
bill the payment ofinteres on the consolidated bonds
Of tho State OF South Carolina postponed from Is.
Of January to the 18th ofFebruary, which
date all coupons will be paid presentation at the
Office OF Morton, Bliss Co, in this city, and at the
State Treasury
The New York herald., 1876-01-01

,,SSA ut. NAey's ssc stsarie R. Mitchell Cos usosJ
ne ~ Use. adamAntne az. Ia 10 oKl I2a.c a lie
narani. q. "a. 6'E and 12'A zoe Ole
'Ccvr, The market for Rio was oujet Price. wera
firmly heA Sales 747 bags, South America az Islc
gold for "A cd stock tonight 9o8 bags Mild coiee
was very luet We quote Ordinary esrgoes I6Ise a
DO. lssc. &c, santos fair to good I74e gold
mats 2sc 2se Singapore DO 2os 22c ceylon, I9c
Jamaica, lsc. n 'se s. Domi3g9 iete Porto
2Oc 22c Mexican, isc. lse. Manila isc isc An,
gosura, lshc 2Oc1 savanla, sc. 2oe. Curacao isc
a lee
inch with heads So ~ %; sugar shocks with heads
Ssinch s. co s. So DO do, 80 inch 81 90 s. 25 box
shocks, 75c Soc rum dA.. - pipe do S. a s6 So:
empty hogsheads 81 so; hoQ "a feet ordinary prime
S37 $40 NJ hoops IL q ct. do. S33 $S5 per NJ
CoPPKR-Market steady; 10000 lbs American
ingot lake 23Lc We quote New sheathine (over
II oz) SOC bolts, Sic brazies' (oyerl6 or, 3e nails
3sc 5ec old sheathing. miSed lots. lee 2le ;
American ingot. lake 23,4c 23sSc per ID. Yellow
metal-New sheahing and bronze. pc bolts 2Sc; nails
22c per 10.
CoRDAGE was unchanged We quote Manila darge and
small sikel, ID, l4lSc al5lse; do cordAge bolt
yarns lbc. lie tarred Manila, i4c SiSa rope,
illse a l21se New Zealand llAe; l2i{e- Russia
hemp tarred lac American lac Russia bolt rope
coToS On the spo. was dull and unchanged Futures
closed about steady The closing prices to-day
with Thursdays closing prices a. follows
The New York herald., 1876-01-01


Wheat hner under pereaptory orders buy load
or OF straight No Chicago speculative
The sales part last evening" about 1876 90 bushels at
s9c for 9feT9r spring 81 95 for no grade 81 os for No
81 10 for mixed Milwaukee in store 81 "a for straight No
~ sold % sS @
state 81 10 for Canada and 81 20 for No bay.
&c Csc Tor new mixed New York s5sc for new white
southern and 59c SOC tor no grade new old mixed was
No Chicago sold at 47c 4sc Peas quiet aud
steady.
steady We quote New layer raisins per box, 81 40;
quarter do, s2he loose mueatel - 30 s3 10 per
rail Valencia rasns lOc lie h. sultana do, l5c
for na rS,SsJ ns Fr5SSs pssse' Do aseordSs T'o 10
size aud quality. Currants. i7lo Leghorn eron. Pc
steady We quote Apples state quarters, DC aae 40,
sliced lOc. southern. quarters, &c ee do sliced sc
do zoe unpeeied do quarters Io][c. a Ike
hsives I3c iSsc backberries ike lie raspberies
Green Gre SS aeUss Ss'TS usls IN fair demand as .sssty prices
Cranberres were quiet We quote Apples. selected
sa common 81 ss2 SO Cranssres-Choee 81 Is ss
do. good prime. s. so 81 75 do poor. g e. 25;
Ser Ss 5s aas'Ss ss ~ 5snss - Is ' ''
GGSsiss were quiet quoted i21sc i3e for domestic
ec 9c for Calcutta and i3ac for bags Domestic cloth,
Hay ASD srnAw-The inquiry from the South mod
crate as was also the demand from local sources. We
quote Bale hay shipping az I)c soc retail qualities
81 Is; clover. 65c Toe straw-Long De 81 10;
mors were hrm With good export demand Messrs Em.
823 baes total receipts since September l. 1879 A. 229
do total receipts for same period IN 1874 Ss s do ex-
September l. 1873 l94s9 do total exports for the same
tons-New York State, Ioc Ice Eastern, loc. lie;
wseonsins ee i2e; year'ns', Sc iSe'; 0ida all
HExP Jurwe sales Of so bales Jute sc.
eurrency also sale OF 100 bales Manila reported
butts New York and Boston in 1878 and pro-
eeding years as follows. a, ,e-- 90. 20,
The New York herald., 1876-01-01

STATEMENT OF BUSINESS AT THE UNITED
STATES ASSAY OFFICE AT NEW YORK FOB THE
MONTH ENDING DECEMBER 81 1875.
The New York herald., 1876-01-01

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS AT THE OFFICE
OF THE ASSISTANT TREASURER oP THE
UNITED STATES AT NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH ENDING DECEMBER 81, 1875.
1o~orohor an 1878 h,. h.t... 80 ga sas eo
The New York herald., 1876-01-01
JOHN e DBWITT, President
IA. X. THURBER. Vice Presiden
GEORGE O. WALDO Secretary.
EXRcuTIyE pEPARrMENr.

DEPARTMENT.
u OFFicE oY STATE TREASURER
COLUMBIA, S. Q. .. Dec. -. 1879
In consequence OF the delay the passage Of the bin
Of the state of South Carolina which became law tie
24th inst the payment Of the interest the consolidation
bonds and stock Of the state postponed from the LIST Of
January the 18th of February next; which
date all due and interest orders the conso
idaton bonds and stocks Of the state will be paid ut the
office OF Messrs Norton Bliss CO. New York city and at
the Office of the Treasury, Columbia, s O.
All coupons and interest orders due and TO become due
including July 1876, the consolidation bonds and
stocks OF the State Of south Carolina receivable
par for State taxes. r. L. CARDOZO,
Treasurer State Of South Carolina
The New York herald., 1876-01-01

l2,ic good ordinary. II'Se ike Net receipts .-s.
sossivse, LOO sses 2o6o stock n SIa wesElr1
Net Receipts 1901 Exports 20 Great Britain $50 30
'ales, 1850 N
sVsn> 81 4o Tar steady Al 81 so
strAinsd-s Oswyao Dec n 1874
81 Is so saSsr va let No. Minutes sSi5 sRG sus = 81 y ss sf
SSS0P SS VSja SbSs Ws1 changed ~ % Corn Ass IA
changed Barley nominaiiy n canads At 81 23a 81 2S
Corn meal-S3O for bolted and SO %. ~ middn, 81
shorts, SIT Sls so; shipstufs, $40 q g.
BUTFLo Do ,s: ''ss- so,n
Flour 400 bbls wheat Fl 900 bushels corn 4f OD5 D.
changed wheat-sprins neglected; sales i5OO bushels
white Michigan 81 IS Corn dull new heavy sales Eve
neglected Rye inactive Barley quiet sales four
Towsd state a. sSe one car sisse at e an on
$50 rs for heavy Lard dull At 3c nomnay Dressed
hogs duh and slow at ss l21s s. 50
Fiour-Demand fair and market drm. wheat armer. held
sehss No White nesgs5 a 90 e.. amber D,s heSgSd
January 81 ~ Corr inactive; high mixed Sse new
nominal coyye es .eSa With moderate demand at
81 S. ReeeiptsSWheat 1000 bushels corn. 29ooO do
CmcAeo Dec 81 1875.
Flour dull and nominal Wheat active hrn and higher;
closed with continued upward tendency No spring 81 04
No do 969+o spot; s6zse January CSC February; No
higher; options steady No. 55fc bid spot 43Ac Jan
Snst bSs rm' AZ sjsc Spot and JaSSsry s4!e s4Ise
May. Rye hrmer at 67c. 673sc Barley In hair demand
ao@ia a. s. So % @ ba sGF SI
nrp at SO 10 spot Slel s55 febggsry Lard-Dsmaad
TsSfaSTy is So March Bulk meats steady and unchanged
hess 70 200 DO eon o06 do oats 1000 DO Tye eo
do barley. shipments-luOO0 bbls -four; 5000 bushels
wheat $4,000 do 1900 do oats 100 do rye 400 do
The New York herald., 1876-01-01

MIR JOHN " KELLY AND MR. CHARLES p
vi Taylor have interest in business aite
wORTHINGToN SMITH.
New YORK Jan l, 1875
MR. W. s. CARTER BECOMES EQUAL PARTNER
wi OF the firm Of ". Flock Co from January 1876
The business will be continued heretofore under the hrm
N s. FLOCK
W. S CARTER.
The New York herald., 1876-01-01

Excess OF re-
above
msnts 81. ssl, ,soc ss, ,o13 675 Inc sl,e5l, 775
Deducting the specie from the deposits, II appears
that the legal tender-the lrue banking reserve-is
only 81 II per cent of the currency deposits against
% l6 per cent last week
rHB UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Tho bank notes received for redemption today
amount TO 5000 oOo Total for the week, S. 600 600
Revenue to-day $500 OOo Total for month, So 600 ooo
For the fiscal year to date 857, 200 600 Customs
cepts to-day $3.50 0O0 Total for the MONTH S. 0oo
Total for the fiscal year to date $76 900 000 The Sub
Treasury paid to-day 1851 900 account OF the
January interest making total thus far OF S6,5s5oOo
The Treasury operations for the week included the dis
OF Sc 0O0 gold for interest and $500 900
In dempon Of hve-twenty bonds and the receipt OF
$s72 700 tor customs The fractional currency out
standing shows increase OF So 900 since De-
eember l.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds closed firm the following quota
lions-Unted States currency SKIES, l22h 122s;
do. do 1881, registered, ll9A l19s% do. do, do,
coupon, 124 124S do fve-twenties 1862 registered,
called bonds, 113h do do, do, coupon, do 1131s;
do do 1864 registered, called bonds ia do do, do
coupon, do, Ia; do do, 1865, registered. 1854
116k do. do, do coupon 1l614 116sl do do, 1865
registered, new, 1153l 1174; do. do, do coupon,
lux l2Oss 90. 1901, reelstereu, LIZA Iva
do do do, coupon, 1928 l23 do. do, 1865, regis
tered, 11e4 ueH do. do do, coupon, 122S 123E;
do ten-forties registered l17'S ll7A do do, cou
pom, 1I7z. 11SH; hves, registered HOY III;
do. do, coupon, 1167I a III.
STATE BONDS
These quiet but firm. Arkansas sixes funding
act sold at 40 Missouri SKIES long bonds advanced to
1oS. South Carolina consolidated bonds stronger,
and not to be had on demand. District of Columbia
bonds advanced from 6sk to 6Ss a ca
RAILROAD BONDS
These in fair request and steady. The changes
are immateriaL New York Central coupon 1rsts ad-
vanced to l26. Union Pacific sinking funds sold at
e4H; do land grants at 1o1; do. first mortgage at LOG
1o5X Central Pacific nrsts, San Joaquin branch, at
ely; do land grants at 90; Hannibal and St. Joseph
eghths. convertible sold at soA 81; New York Cen
trail hrsts 1911 Toledo and Wabash consolidated con
vertble 81 and do. nrsts, St LOUIS DIVISION at 62k
THE FOREIGN
The following late London quotations:-1 AS P.
M-Consols for money, 932I 94 consols for account,
9sZ o. 1865 bonds old 1O4lS 1o4k; 1867 bonds,
old, 1oTA; ten-torty bonds, 1861 1o6h fves,
1O5K a 1853; Erie, 14A al4%. 4 p M.-Consols de-
cned for money, o32s for account 93 1915 Rentes,
65f Csc. Exchange on London 25f 12c
PR AECTsCO MINING STOCKS
The New York herald., 1876-01-01
A TEXAN SHOT.

wild steer shot and killed yesterday morning,
In a lot at Eightysecond street and Madison avenue
BY Oalcers cromio and Kenny OF the mounted souad
The New York herald., 1876-01-01
FINANCIAL.

STATEMENT HARLEM Is1v1SGs BxI6~~~
- corner i24th 70 aud "a av
LANE$rMENTs
The New York herald., 1876-01-01
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

EUROPEAN MARKET.
LrvEarooL PRopUcR MARKEr-LWRRPooL, Dec 3l-Even-
ing-Common rosn, IS. per cwt
LONDON PRopUcE MAsKKr-LoSDON Dec. 31-Evening -
Lnseed OIL 24s Sd, PAS. Cd per spirits turpen-
tine, 25s 3D., 26s. per
The New York herald., 1876-01-01

or surplus reserve, composed, however, snHreiy Of
specie owing to the disbursements by the Treasury
Department in payment OF interest, while the legal
tenders have continued to decline The statement
compared with the previous one is as follows
Dec "a Dec 81 Differences.
Loans $263 6S3, 500 S264 062 500 Inc. $3T9, 900
specie...... l6I5e,oo0 2o2333oO Inc. 3, 4I3 200
Legal tenders 40 762 200 80 a24 900 Dec. S37, 800
Deposits 200 $40 500 2O4 57S 100 Inc. 81 93I, 500
Circulation. ls95o,7O0 ls,79l,00o Dec. l59,1Oo
The following shows the relations between the total
reserve and the total liabilities
Specie SIC 759 900 500 233 800 Inc .$3 473 400
Legal tenders. 40 1862 200 80, ,924 900 Dec. eo''SoO
Total reserve s57 522 100 500 $500 Inc s2oSSlOO
Reserve re-
quired ag'nst
deposits -. SO, 100, 200 81 ,l44,525
The New York herald., 1876-01-01
BEFORE CALL-l2:3O p NJ.

BEFOkh CALl-G3O 2. NJ
5000 52o,c e5.n 1908 100 shs Is NJ RR.c COS
900 IN Pae sinkL.. - 700 do............ 6u5S
lCOO CIR 4 U.s.. lllz 800 dO..........s SO Cos
500 500 shs west % TEL. q 100 do.........;.e COS
llOO rae Mail IS 3otS l4uO do..........b3 COZ
50 C&H X RR.. 1888 200 Nil 81 pf.-.s3 e65s
100 Mich RR. ....... 59ts 100 All 4 Pae pf 80. a.
100 do............ 5sA4 20 Kansas Pac RR... II
P. NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-09
THE WORST or ILL.


The worst of all school houses is on
IIoyd's Neck IN q leens county. Half way along
the narrow road OF white sand that girds that
peninsula stands a small structure built side
WAYS toward the harhor, and fronting the barn
yard In the rear Of Conkliug kelsey's farm house.
Its high pitched roof, ain 1st reaching the
ground on one side, and fitting the tops OF the
walls IKE an ordinary roof on tue other Side In
dicates as unmistakAoly as Its small window
panes that the edince dates back to the Revolu-
ton. II was the lrst house erected on Lloyds
Neck, ana during the Revolution It was the
country store Of that region. Years ago, while
NTH V Baylis worked the farm on which Il
stands the best room" was hog pen, and as
IL was hardly ut for any other use, II continued
To he so used until two wears ago, when Mr..
kelsey opened school In ~ mar worked
whole d " digging the illth from the floor. -
Around two sides OF the wall after the nth
had been shoveled on. Mr.. Kelsey nailed board
| walls to serve "a desks. He hung up map and
| a blackboard, moved In a desk and chair, ana
| threw open the school to the neighbors. II was
| cheaper for Mr. Kelsey to do this than 10 hltch
up his horses twice day and carry his children
| TO and from the nearest school In HUNTINGTON.
| The community Oh the Nrch embraces twenty
or more children, between md II 20 rs OF age,
| Two-thlrds OF this number attended TINS sohool
throughout the first season az Is used ONLY ne
tween fail and the spring. ana thl@ year the
| number of pupils has reached sixteen.
rain that fell In torrents on the roof leaked ~
| through the cracked ceiling, ana the smoke OF
| the wood fre, unable to find egtess through the
worn.out chimney, fell back into the school
room, and dimmed the scanty light that crepI
in through two small windows. Thus hlling the
air the smoke was disintectant and therefore
served \ good purpose. The tanned ann rlddy
red on the boards divided 10 rir at an
ton between their studies and the door, wnior
continually fell orsn, and had To be as offer
hitched M. The eldest pupil. who had reached
"rroportion and partners nip deserted his hool
aud fed the stove with wet wood. Tho schoo
mistress wrapped her shawl closer whenever
periodical disaster happened to the door, and b.
tween whites she told how many Of her i u
hock were Ill at home with hronchial anectloNs
| comm cd atiOns were better .
Mr.. Conkling Kelsey does not sneak with pTih
| OF tho school, although II Is all his. He tnd
| fault with tho School Commissioners to whom
| application has frequently been made, for no
providing a new edilce. The farmers on IN
| Neck pay taxes on property valued At saLOt
| aid ont Of this Mr.. Kelsey thinks there shonl
be- sufficient school fInd to main'ain a publ
|
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-09

Correspondence QrMe sun Francisco Chrohicie.
| pity the stranger who dies within the
gates Of Munich. Every one here - treated with
equal injustice, be he high or low iriand or Zoe,
Tho body Of the dec sea person rs taken almost
Immediately to the cemetery where there u
chamber Of death for It's reception. Several
almost every hour there are anxious faces peer
inn in through these windows II the bodies tnat
lie In state side by side. until the hour OF burial.
Each body Is dressed in its best there are those
who are borne to the exhibition hall IN orluhl
robes; some are nttired tasteIully anu some
aaudiiy Tor IL Is thought that their bodies may
yet breathe again, ana every precautlon Is taken
to make this awakening as agreeable as possinie
There are wires attached to the hands or the
breast, so that the least motion will oommunl
cate with an alarm DELL, and al this strange sum
assistancs OF the poor sOul that has not yet
escaped the trials OF this life. Tradition says
tnat ones or twice thls bell has i4nz.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-09
American Machinery for siberia.
From The Giobe Den 9crdf.
az Iniils firm Mpssrs Gernrd ID. Allen

A ct. Louis firm, Mcssrs. Gerard b. Allen
& Co.. yesterday shipped ten car loads OF ma.
chinery via the 81. Louis, Kansas CITY and
Northern. Kansas City and Council Buns aud
Central Pacific Railroads. for san Francisco,
from wnence It with he transported TO Nicho-
lavsk, on tho Sea OF Ocnotsk. siberia, ~
sIealnship IN waiting for II. This lot OF macLin-
cry is for eight steamers that are being built at
Nioholaiysk by Russian gentleman, named
Z. j paholkon, who Is engaged In ACCOMMODATING
on tnc Amoor river. His boats ply between the
port at the mouth and Nertscnink, point oppo-
ste the Chinese line, and situated AT the head
of navigation, or "a distance OF some 1000 miles
from the mouth Of the river. These boats are
USED almost exclusively In the sea trade, and
WILL take clrgoes Of tea up 10 NicholaiNsk, On
the Ochotsk sea, Tor shipment to san Francisco.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-09

jors commission, and the command Of two
suuadtins NJ ncers. Having distinguish
himself In the three day battle of GrochOw, -
aide do.oamp to the Generallsslmo, Rvbinski,
he was nr Iinoted to u Lieutenant ColOnelcy and
decorated. 10 the course Of the batte uf Swird-
zihrO, a few munths later, while bearing de-
spatchcs from thu Com nnnder in-Chtef, no was
attacked 10y three Cossacks ana wounded. Yet
he Ruled two Of the C'ssIchs ana put the third
g. fight. He was elev ted on tho field " he
rank Of Colonel and adorned with the Black
Cross Of Poland, the most exalted Polish decor
alton. On the following day tue POlish army,
being without tho means ~ continuing tho war,
by permission of the King II Prussia. took
refuge o. Prussi n territory. Then u separated.
its members going to all uarts Of the world.
Col. Ieltncr, N wing determined TO seek his Tor
tune IN Nncrica, ob'anrd strong letter ~ In
PRODUCTION to President Ijuch man. who WIS
then near the end Of his term. and came TO Tits
oily. Lenrring that the President was about 70
retire, Col. H. tner did not present the letter:
In the foil Iwing year the Colonel, having lost all
mess venture began To- teach music and the Ian
guagca. He supported him self aud bi! ftinily
wtll until six years ago, when his eyesight oe-
ifuputre1.