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The New York herald., 1874-10-03
THE SKYLARKING HOMICIDE.

Deputy Coroner Marsh yesterday, at the Morgue
made an autopsy on the body OF Adam Hausen.
who received a fatal blow with ceaver a lew
days ago while skyarking with Jacob Haus In
Jackson street. Dr. Marsh found penetrating
wound aboutfour aud hall ncnes long In the right
side OF deceased, commencing at point two aud
Ing at point four inches above the umbIucns
There was an opening in the perltoneum one and
q hall inches long, aud there was also wound in
the right lobe OF the liver one aud hall inches
long. me ntestines were aggutinated tore ther
nom perltonits. Death was due TO pertonltis
following Tue injuries Coroner Eicknon VIII hold
an inquest.
The New York herald., 1874-10-03
A CARD FROM EDWIN BOOTH.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
l beg the HERALD to accept my most grateful
thanks for its spontaneous aid to me extended
day before yesterday. Your kindly and generous
Interference for me in my troubles is what one
might naturally expect from such journal.
Again l thank thank You, and, through you, the
New York Mall and all my friends OF tie press and
otherwise.
am glad to feel that the public does not blame
me because OF the fate which seems to have over
whelmed me- am grateful to all my creditors, too.
II sink 1t will he III Legitimate public enterprise.
But for the theatre | should have been rich.
hope to fight through as soon as my health will
permit. have had my share OF Ill luck; but 1t Is
consoing TO feel that the public and press have
bound me to them by ties of gratitude which can
never be sundered Gratefully,
NEW YORK, Sept 80. EDWIN BOOTH.
Let Mr. Booth Play in New York.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20, 1874.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
/ think II Mr.. Edwin Booth, the actor,
should commence an engagement IN New YORK
city he would soon realize money enough to pay
all his creditors. / have heard some OF my lady
friends say that II he appeared they would go to
the theatre every night 1 think 1t q pity that the
embarrassments OF so great man should be pub
lished 10 the world; but everybody knows OF them
hope ne VIII be wise enough TO take advantage oil
IN E. IN.
The New York herald., 1874-10-03

rand total of Indians in the United
States 22o Q
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.
RffRDpRAN MARVRTa

iosroY M,rch 5-l2:3O m-Corso for money. o2 'sa92.
Trc Rrss sis,e. SIo Preferred &C. Paris dispatches quote
at 59L Toe
LrvsRrooL March 5I23O mCoon is quie; and unchanged
s-les $1,000 bales incung 1000 bas fOT speculation and cT
port Coioa a arrive steadv sections.
March jl:O mt0t lnSalcs on the basis oi
Md1ng nothing below Low MiinN shipped March ana
April, at ID. Ptovisous-Lar1, AZ . v cst
LIyrEroor. March 81 p. ilhng UplInl, 7'a@
774d.; Miiihuc Orleans. ID
LoNDoS March $3.50 mThe rate Of discount in the open
months bin, ga Vhth . cei b'lo"
rud The bullion IN the Bank Of England has IN
creased 1883 durins past The proportion TIE bank
Whch last week 40 cent. 1s
bullion into the Bsak baluce 10
dAv H. coOOOO Eir rulsaT .h4es ~.
March 5Unel Hacs FyetwentY bO1i, JN5 Tor
De lssne Of 1902
LONDON March 5.-Taliow. ~. y cst.
IoNDoN Matc1 5-5 u-,ousos 'o- 02i-ae3 for h'
account g2a Ste bondlSG lUJlf. New Laan. lOi r.
Ie Railway 4zl Er Preferred o. Pans dispatches quote
Ecntes Al % francs ~ = CO. tines -
ioSpoS March j-Lsseci OI. 500 o = ioa Talow 3S =
cwt Tnpentne 33 a. cNt
LivEEr oL Mlrrh SIS mCoiten-Sales he basis q Md
d uand. notue Good Onsr7 p; cd Mlrch and April
AZ 7l, on Mtitng Upnis. not lg below Gooi Ordinary
dvsaals MsV and June Gt llGi; on bi ~ fhdinC pand
nothing adiug deliverable May sBl June. n 7 on
Mdng Orleans. uoh1g below G0ol Ordinary tlpp March
sud April lj-l6i basis Of Mailing 0h-tns nothing beio"
Low dnls shipped February 81; on basis OF Midi Orean
nothing Los Mius1 shlp,i February snd Marc at sd
Iar ~ q - cst f'Hreea OIL t3l t5l o..
LoSDoS Maf,h 5-Bycmug.-Common koan. - = c@t
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
COTTON MARKETS.

GAvKsroS March 5.Coton heavy: demand limited Good O
nary l3.c Mddng lJ1ac receipts l3O als exports 10
bales; 3,OJ3
6l bales sAes 800 bales; stock 81 O46 bales -
Mdthng loi4ei receipts
PA bales shipments 460 bales; stock l5,lO4 bales
557 bales exports coastwe 500 bses stock 29 bales
SAyAsSAH March 5.-UOtton fm Mdihng l5e net receipts
the Continent l.5O5 basi ooasSisei JO2
bales; sales. G67 bales; stock. "a 493 bales. -,
March j.COttoD quiet ani trm M1fhng 10 1e
MEMPHIS March CottOn FAIR good demand Low Mddhug
Ia % receipts 2G0 bales shipments, lJ9o bAesi stock 5e9So
bales
NORFOLK March 5-COttou steady and frn Low Mdus II ;
2732 bales exports eoawe 2o- OAes sales 4oO
bs soct, l6,O5O bales - ,.
BAiTMoRE March Cotton quiet; Midiing l5c Low Mddfns
Great Br bales eoAswse 260 bales sales $50 bales stoei
IA .367 bales 49, ..,,
noBux March 5-Co;ton bare Of higher Mddlng
l59o; Mddng Ia c Good Orinsry l32c net receips
exports, 2l sales 1000 baes stock 3I
976 bsies ~ ,
CHIRLEroy March 5Coton scive MddlBg, l5dl5lsc Low
Mding Good Ordinary lie; net receipts COL bales exports
coss,e 1872 bales sales 1000 bales; stock 1858 bales
NKwORLH1xs March 6COton hrn. good demand; hlfdhne
; reopts 752 bales gross 2246 oe' sales 2oOO
bas; last evening 700 bales; stock 307 6J2 bales
PuitApRLPHIA March 5.-Cotton Que Midng 16lfc; Low
mdding I5Iaci Ordinary lac Good Ordinary 1886
Ordinary receipts l3j bales $40 bales exports 10
Great Britain. 3S2 bales . ,,,,. -,
receipts 1854 bales: 473 sleS sales, $50 bales
Bo.ros March 5-CotOn dHl and unchanged Mdngs, l6sr;
net receipts ll9 bales; gross llV baes sales 100 bales stock
4UoUsTs March Cotton quiet sai Miiln. lie
oelpu. COL bales: sales. $50 bales
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

xrvYonx March 5-Bs.ya.-RePt all jersey City 60
for .Ss sane tune BIqve Of coarse Texans the
snss Sa,,. :. sS sss for sod .
AIR the sales at prices fully up 50 the aso,soa
Rss aDa holder. Of sa9 net obliged 70
oass Ts.i 'osS' osSss ss and sid at 9 So the
sro.. the n'ye steers ranged from loe d. to dress % d.
0P TIE 3 dicys offered sad od, M =, J's o were 90
J. R Mcpherson and car for Kshn q Baker. ,..,o, =,
g s Gssras n e a. ar,.s sI 81 to s. sn b. D. wI sos
Pc n 70 dress o. n 1 % . so n and ~ fsi bead asS
Is : I:s,. :s Ger. 8 = .4sS, ss.s a. @ s %
nc TO- to d.s:, .ss g DID, 3D. 81 &C. s'i e. Da5
l9 &c sors so - s5 s:5 .o S Illinois I'D s.te l aS
20 . ea At h aud 80 roash IsIa3.
dress 5S n Coon Tso%RS% sU.s; ':% ,Sd Iy 81 nS nS
steer steer" GSa d,si Fl. g q n taS, md % sG
+s1 81 E "a Is n ~ ss g g. sasI.s .:s At
ga s. e iS Is IS tS 20 ds. % ~ r. st ~ aG
,1.n p Samuel, sod 81 cst dress
i5,, g r 2s s SS ss.. :'5ss 5s sf "
CoDey hePheCn .o5 on set own account 1-o limo" 'ee
ss s i,sss as. for themselves isO Illinois sc,n H cw
Sn..ro DAYS receipts a. Jersey and Bueks County ,s, were
s2 .29 @ .Ss m .h: days e, :sS 1tS n, iT m. ~.
i operated weaken demand and price. s Of at e-
1s.Gs X s' "a be- S & Si: coaS s
,s ser Es' ., .2 2 s1S oi tn P@s o5os
hogdie.ed Ia Be for Peor " prime
ss1.sS ss.sas: "a ;'sS' % 'i s sa'
bad mstng 1914 the three dsys against 9o o Vie sane
TO-DAY st least ~ earos1
that have been sscUBulrs Monday last The quaint, he he.h
gen.J coed several carloads could be fairy rated
p The temtbf exceptionally weAk Tor all grades and buy
scarcely knew What Offer whether not would do TO pu
oAse price couple OF osOds Of mutton sheep were
sod 81 "a NJ carload Of sheep Ne and ot
vooled weight
k0 n, was hokhs for 6e. y n.
Jsdd buckingham sold 900 Illinois sheep, sll at E
y 372 Ohio IS n ti6s ls2 do S5 n, at O2i lb7 do w
H a7ls and l9e Do, 7Ol2 n, n4ac
Phbp Dereh sod l0s Ohio sheep "a n tvegr 81 6c ID.
Hume Elliott sold 37l Iowa sheep al 74c v N
Isl stste d. es 6SG l3O State lambs 90 b G7e and
n Ohio sheep, 81 n. t6'sc
KbT sold l9l State sheep, 7s9 average, 5a n
20 Do 1856 ats 40 Ohio Do 81 h, at 74ei and l0O do
72l2 fb, at 50 10 y 100 n.
n Pldoek sold 1913 Illinois sheep 9j n average Sc
92s 03 10. 81 6s ia Oho 100 D. go AMI 800 DO
40 n u7aeA
ssisE-Rso-ps to-day 80 7s8 hogs ali for sougb
direct Nothing doing live hogs doing
b,i ssa e9tsg tEl ~ 6tQ7 io GU aad G491G ~ W1+
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK. Thursday. March 8.

YORK. Thursday, March 8. 1874.
The local horse trade to-day was fairly ami
mated; all kinds OF horses were In request and num-
her OF sales were made at the Bulls Head Market The
supply is ample aud values without qaotable change
legal sale was held at Messrs. Barker Chases Guy
Auction Mart and NewYork Tattersslls, and the STOCK
brouQbt 10 the hammer disposed OF rs follows:
D,serptop Prom catalogue, Hands iears fnce'
Pair Of geldngs, both sired by = .,c- an
Ethan Allen l0l D ana p9oO w
Bay Blanc Mage, sired by o-o oo
CLARK Chief. lo.2 Zfo w
Brown geliing Edwin 81, sired by . . ooo
NambrinO Patchen lJ.3 oVo w
BAY geljng Judge Eldrdge sired by o.ooo
Sales OF horses carriages harness, and general horse
equipments Friday. the 9th inst, at the following
auction marts: , .
Al 1890 a. m by Mr.. Arch. Johnston. In Thireenthst
near University place. -
At IA o'clock by Mr.. Vim. Van Tassell, In East Thir
teenth-st., near FOurthaye
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
SEVEN PER CENT
FRsT MORTGAGE BONDS

INDIANAPOLIS. BLOOMINGTON AND WEslEiN nan
WAY. -,
We arc authorized to offer favorable terms tS a
remaining balance Of Sl,W0OJ bohus' uuc vi ~
miles of completed Road. ov+or.
They are secured by first mortgage on tne eAtel
sion of 2l7 miles, and the additional guarantee u
fbe ola line. With which il has been consolidated
The Road rs well and favorahly known as one OF the
most prosperous and important Trunk Lines IN @ tne
West having already large earnings whlcn were
f,r Is7S 81 le1 600 We believe the Bonds are des-
tined 70 take high rank among Railway securities
and at the present low price prove profitable IN
yestmeut. - Ill, t oo;n
Iannory and Illy. TURNER BROTHERS,
''"U"'' Bankers l4Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY MARCH, 6, 1874

sge OTIS soli dressed 40 sver.ge. 7s
o" sni JERSEY dressed pigs 200 down from Sc DC 10
burFal0 March 5CArrLE-Tbe including
pof 70 ye S33 head making the the
mus f no5i head 3i3 go for the sane
Inc t Wtok the market slow and dragging ysediTs
nosd Oh sales o 800 bed Illinois steers ranging from lOJ3 10
30 ~ At 80 l220b6; 40 head Mis- from
o1 to LOB M Il 50 3UdS5 20; 35 Canada Steers
nom Do to 9j NJ At - 37Rafi s.; a heal Ohio steers,
e avetsgng l0j b, at - 20 Is head steers averaging
l,2J9 N, at ~ 62L.
hnKEP AND LAsBsTbe rceps Including reported arrivals
were bDD hesd making the total supply for week thus fer
'@Vo hes1 against H2OO bead for the last week Ihe
maet was d1 and dragging 81 yesterdays buye are
eh ana e prosnecs ba number of sheep viii be he d
over as OF 1J9 head Michigan sheep averaging 80 10 al % J
30 op4 bel OF ONO sheep ranging from 30 . - No. at tb
he receipts toav including reported arrivals were OO
ha making the ia supply for the week thus far li4OO head
egns II $40 ad i1r the last veet; the market sos
3d d at 70 dJOc decline, loe - - % heavy hogs 80 %
80 30.
bAT LiRRETr Penn March 5Cndi So-i Ydrf'CArTtn
rec,ipi. for tie ending March i3 or 1927
been good he balE offerings being mainly Meu Good Prime to
Extra and Common ght plenty pf hrve and hnne active honeh
not uuh change pnc RIra LOO 300 10 SO 25Qt6 sos
Ptnc 200 to 1900 n. - 750@G Good 1000 70 200 b.
70 900 h. $iafi 30; bulls 500 1900 b.
$3.50 total sales for The week 10 hea against lO5i the
week previous.
HodsIh receipts for III cars, 1880 heat
against 81 the week before The snFply has been rood but
slow market the selling INTEREST,"
have declined Atom 80 10 80 best Tops $GGsG 5O Workers.
50 25G$j 80; Common, 3 d$4 75.
SnKEr The receipts for 81 l82O0 head
AGAINST 15 ic week before The sapy h, been good AMI
demind fhy pdoes not changed though lower II
snyhng Good to Prime % 10 100 H. 90 75GSl 81 Fair 10 Nc
um 81 10 80 n. iG0@6 jO Indians Sj0 - 7J Common. 20
- % Veiy few remain ulaoid
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06

Osts consideration in their exact order. and IN time
,etnrn to tbe towns their stock as orlgihaily sup
10 nerfcct such plan will need time. The COM
,,ittae ask the patience and cooperation oi all.
ID. r. HNISTFAD,
GERgfT al. SMITH. Eoi CommlVlee'
III. BLENN ERHASSETT)
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06

WHITE STAR LINE.
goR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARVING Tub
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND PULLPOWBRKD SrBAMsHIPS
Ealing from New fort SATURDAYS om Liverpool Rs
DAYS. sAhus al Cort hsrbor each
ADRIATIC, SATURDAY March at S00LD.
BALTIC SATURDAY. March Ia. at 200
OCEANIC. SATURDAY, March 81 500
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY. March q. al 200 D.
CELTIC. SATURDAY. April 1. At 1900 m
Prom the White Star Docs PAyoui PerrT. JsrseT Gtv
Psngsr (for all clssses) unvei combining
SAFETY, SPEBD AND COMFORT.
tsoonf sate-rooms mOkngTOom AMI balToOms IN uisnp ~
don where least eL A.i sSsdessa ACCOMPANY
these ssAnen
kA1hs-saloon $40 gold Return Tickets Si0 goi seeuse,
$50 Those mr fen the Old country
can prepaid esrtncAtes $50. eurfenc' ~
Passengers u America hAp0us
or~Ay, Sweden. iniia. Australia ChinA A.
Drafts from Al
and other inornoh pp, AZ the Companys
shesA he ~ BTsslssf, nsw' ioIA u. j. CoAILa Anal
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06

, Tuv RATE oF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
;mportsnt slbiect to both borrower and lender. an
able and suggestive essay on this topic by 5rol, T.
Portiand ScisntiGc Meeting. is reported fully IN
IRInUSE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents
Address THE TRIBUNE. New-iolK
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06

t,.lo6sd ,n the above are 81 bales 10 arrive. -
as, .eS 1926 bales his last year 100! bales stocE IN
Ev-Yori i22 634 bales; consolidated stoes 777j3 bales
Eo fe delivery transactions far a. sn advance Of 3l6c
n; ses follows, al on bsn Of Low hl3dIng' M mn
ssss I.st evening .fer March 200 10 932e 100.
ise Apn 200 10 932c Hav 100, 10 lS2c 800 l6 ll6e
is 7lee total 2So0 ess Sales tod.r SP 70 m
100 l5$ POO Is 7.l6e April 100 l5ac 300 - l932e
?icSi IS rIeej 100 IS 2i-32ci 800, Is ll1ee, 100,
800 ls 732ei 600 le Sl6t Zoo l6 32e 500 IS 3l6c
200 10 I,S2e 800, lo 5s2e 900, l6 36c 200 10 1929
200 1916 900, l6 lSs21i 400 i6s july 100 1850
AYea 900 Si to.l 600 Grand Ot 23 100 bales
been que. but STEADY understand
bode Ver fra TAs and s.poIss Of o md
bs hands for az Of states up 20 svrp
BnnOre 1923 baSI Gsstob bag, asS, and sSirr g.
kesIoh $1,000 bs and fos and loading o,her por h a..
Cpd States 33 TOO ag The German BAie hss .ry,sS
viii 500 bss sns evening" SO 72s b'ss
ncoo sInTe frou Hampton uiA 900 bas,
bu this sold preVoos arrival already reported In The ~
2SIo2Ss4e Pair DO. 24.a25ei Good rs a2oc Prms 90
e62d27e ssd range Tor lot 70 02. al foH HDa
Conees au bat sress the total stock Other sos
esSe 295s Lsgssya s0s6 ysn.. 7iG sssto Donlsc va
PoO Rico 2l9 Costa Bos 1903 heIean i04l ssyens and
$50 ou,,eoa Java gso.s SssSis; s.ss 2.ssS7s
ass s.Ssls @5ases cerssos Ts o. 1sS i.s,
lsnae kbs 2s 2ie bag. Maransibo snDdry on
puSste & for oonunPtoD within The shove 400
ss Psro Ro So7 Do s.ns Dosg lzs Do Oost. A .na Q
.n,L private ssnnsi and 60 Do JS.si ia, srny s
FLOUR AND MEAI-Tbe pspn nuia opened qsst aousn scsy
hisea pres sales The medium ami grades without
loAa ehAee s somewhat irregular and superns fan
e1sd at e close the nrhe dell and heavy for medium
eeStsi ~ =
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06


ATFW YORK, NEW HAVEN, AND HART
~ PORD RAILRoAD.-Ner-Yort sni New Haven Diysca
XISIER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING NOV. II. 1879
papseT station E~-foFk Grand Central Depot Bntraecs
Foryeconi-sI
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK.
Traus tor heThayen leave 1903 (Aecnl s;oo bal gos
tAenl, 1000 (hI) 1900 n Accn loo tBL bh 500
10 tLOca 10
Sorw, 1908 8.O5 9 % 1900 LOO Ok s. ~
3jJ E3S, D. 10 G3j $40. $40 FOR STANFORD ~ sOs
800 10 1900 800 2:Z3 and 300 (EI S;o1 ASA
4:45. 5:l0 $40, 6.5J, 7:2O 5:i0 9:l0 D. N.
Boston EIDre a, SO5 AMI 300 300 AL s,lo
o M via Shore 800 AMI $40 D. The 500 NJ lsoo
90 $40 9lO stopping STANFORD hoSaA aad bnfe
o. saore No
DIVISION for Poyiruce Conn. ssJbroos The Soe
shore Line hyson or so~lch aha
Eegiayen snd North. npt1n T. Nes II YEA, SOo lOU
NJ 1900 trains with Coun. River X at s2nnshsn
All 300 m Montreal The s.OJ l;OO and 5OO IA
Railroad sni the 500 m AM 3oo
HOuslonc Railroad Bridgeport The 500 ani ~ sni
300 o. r. DsnbnY Norssk a. 80 forwsk and
the 500 a. m lOO ant $40 with NewIslsAn Railroad Al
S.amfOr.
sunday Boston at p m Springfield o:lO
D Day Express Sleeping Night Er
can he purcha,ed At Ticket 0aes Of Company
~ n.no az AZ ones Of " Transfer
Uos Honae n Y l Csart,L, Brooklyn; vii
a. eek b,ge,se from residence 20 DESTINATION
For further information Of particulars see posters no aId aepoe
W. JOHN I. MOODY. supt OF n. \. DIV.
NJ Ceal ksN-HsYep.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

THURSDAY March .. 1874
ASHES-The receipts to-day s. pkgs Pots in r demand
srd arm q Gsgd7c Pearls dull sud nom.nall
COTTON-At Of Change the The
6unr and advanced s y n but al the
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
6teampoaIs ano Rallroaos.

RRIDGEP0RT and all point. on Hoasstonic .ni.
afoi oori siss~e GsIDSkroRr =. seio1. ~ '''' w
NLNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
s.o. allsks@S s. tSH fo, i S sSms %
sos Bsses = a. 'Pg'Sn p,sa,g sa;Sa & I s - s
fiisburgb .n The Wes Central PsAn'ana Ani SswrOis
State WINTER ARRANGEMENT
-Ssw & rsAs for hsou sc'as' Bah @''''-''
Ga m-wsy Tr,ia for Plsiusea -,
ws.S,s %% Fioa , " a'ssHc1 ,1'Sl v T NJ carn Heos
5.n9Oct rSyaod, was.sy &c CoOne" At junction win o'
NeRSso gSrss. aa sIesp. sasd,y q, E,.;2 Ans,-
ou sssoa n.S,s Csuak i,msqs, wissO.. S'r.aas.
lOSos %-wT rnn ior souervic
sa. iatS S MSSS, c o' H % sS S s1 ss
ing SsTsA s9'9.;s, ~ ggIEas Potable SnIs ri bur-, S.
$50 % @-wy Tram sa 10 ior Psaf,a S ''''''' "-'
'; 20 ''se1Gs %,, F 4s Ss lo L,s ,9 S .s Ens,.
SsYY5 p n-k5 VT Tam G' 51'-Pi ioT P.aaselL An
town Re.digS nanisSure PiSsasG cIcso.
?:$op M lknrr,H0- -po, E,.ton
9l5 P n-%D az 'r".n s..i l,T som'f'H~
ror RGssS.ta a. 5'i5 5 8: 20 $40 T. 7so stss go
80 4.lb 40 AS sr5 $50 5i5 % . 60 so 7is.
1880, al5 9:i5 1920. ili5p r RrcKRn Ann, And E,.
H. P. BALDWIN General Passenger AEsat
ERIE RAILWAY.-WINTER. ARRANGE
SHsr Do Of Tor % "a t,f IT. 90 s'Ss note ssHo SoT ~ '0 IRON ''"
300 mCincnnan and Chicago Day Btpe Drisibg.Roea
Cosehes to Buffalo and s.epins Coiehes 10 destination
lO:a5 m-BIPs Maj for Baaalo .nf Niagara Pais Sleeping
7nm (Dalyl-Ps-sc Brprsu to slespins Co.hss
through 10 BsIso Sagsn Falls Cincaosn Detroit AMI Casss
without change
Pon Jsrus 500 300 .Io:3o and Io:i5 43O ie 80
hdsietowu 500 1880 900 .lO:3O and IO45 m s.t5
40 6.3O and II The 900 NJ. s1d 4;JO y. 10 tt.ns
sSBss 1 sS SO :Sa S'sij 500 SS 200 70 %: o5 S a
3:tJ, 4:3O b:3O and 1900 q.
Eswburgh. $3.50 aad IO:35 a. m. $50 and f:30pm
WsrwcF 500 l0:f5 q m. snl i30 r.
sufsp -, 6I5 1870. 1850 aud lO.t1 a. $40. D. g.
RiGsewood Hoaoks, Aneldals. ami R.nseY. t6 6i5. g.
$50 no 80 lo:i5 smS St5 g. G. tG:3o 7ssl .il$Og
sls l030 ,sd .li;SO n, .ad Y ssariA' nisas ony; .
10 80 D. N sad IL sAtGrtar Nights oniy. = . -. -
noon sl:45 4 5:I5 6. $3.50 Sl5, 1880, 'll.30 m
HlsisIs hsckensseE ami WaI 3 10, ami t545
and 8 IN ami IL Saturday si,s only
HDgle~ood g. is and $3.50 30 3l5, 4:l5 4i5 $50
$3.50, AMI Il 40 D. m and IL saurdsy nights only =
Crenh, 8, 49, lst $3.50 1880 $40. 4:l5 63O CSC.
sDsrkhil g. 49, aht $50 a. m, l3O 3:l5 AIS 4t6 63o
$50 7io NJ and sa'aiie Sys'' on'I ,o ats .5 ssa
srTon' 9 and SJasa - a19 80 m ~ S'' $40 0''"
Sprnz Yalsy and WaV. 8 and $50 A. u. i45 p
EoTH-Tans leaving Chsnbsns. On even or ha nosfs rae
TreGy hsL Is minutes earlier han above time nan etins
Chanber quarter i 80 mn1 earlier
Bot leave Twenty thirdsi 1890 and 1880 connecting
with leaving Chanoerss same nonr The m AM IL
spsrtmeno awinshoom ana osspa
orders the ehsskn{ an hanst
Brosdwar cor Onehanded aud twenty srh and Thrda's
B7ooIyn the Company D'Oo5 An1 OF Ashs "'as
principal hotels ,s.,,.. o,x
JNO n. ABBOTr Gonersi Passenger Ag-nt
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06

ee par snd premium Of USE PER CENT OOll With accrued
n ft Any of Mortgage Bond, preAenleI iot Pre-
psymon pnof H. july 1874, a. It, Office In New iofi
Tie az blance Constructor Mortgage DEBT 10 AboH
a. 400 600 Jiess Bonds Iaatarc Apui ]. l7tl.. .
'''S'' l. V. :. EAS DOLgA, AiaL IssSusL
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06

quotstout cotton
osfst half or below the quoted.
DKIIyKKi
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD:-TH

DEM RAILROAD.-THE
4 GREAT TRUNK LINZ AND UNITED STATES MAIL kOUfe
NewYork m foot Of Desbrosses and Connd1s1s
follow: O. 4, IA. n,
Palace attached $50 and $3.50 SUNDAY sGd
F"r Wiamsport Lock Haven Erie Phiis Bde
Div o. Wiiamspor $3.50 connecting At Phhaielpbls
EIoTes. ior Phsisphia $40 93O m, 1890 81 sso
9 p ~ eight Sunday 8, 6lO $50 and p m Bmrsns
A For rSsaa a; 20 n q slO e:iOp n Sunday eio
Pa, N.,.,, a, g. $50 1920 TAO g o. To- IL m, IL ~
2 23O 3lO 3.f0 4l0 430. ;. 500 5:iO o. $40 $50 T.
1880 $40 no. ll3O and ~ night sunisy $3.50. 6ilO.
For EIr6t6 g. $50. 1920. $40. 8, g. 10 llamI2.
J. 2SO $40 $40, 4;lO 4:3O, 5;20. $40 o $40 $50.
1880, $40. TO- ll:3O and IL night sunday 5:20 OiO.
For R,R.sy g. $50 7;2O g. 10 m IL m. q 230 $40,
$40 $40 80 5;2O, $40 g. 6lO $780, slO 10 and IA
night Sunday $50 and $40 p. n.
Fcr Woodbridge Perth AmSOy and south Amboy aud 10 m.
$3.50, 4:lO, and D. ~ i. ~,
Clio. z D. N, aud IL night Sunday, b:lOP
For Eas Milestone. g. 10 3:3O y. NJ
For LAnbertule and flemington $50 m. and pm
For Pblhps5urg and Belyidere 3 aud 4 p g. 90. a
Accommodation r BordenoNn Burlington and CsmHea -Va
$50 a. 1850, 2. 3:lo, a. aud O;l D. m
For Freehold. 1920 a m 2 and p IN.
For Farmin giale and squsn 7:2Os. m and y p m.
For and CAl9ien m. aud Zs'O o. IA
Train, arrive folOus-from Pittsburgh ooO g. m l.. % sss
7Sj D. m daily ll:55 N daily .1eeP' Mons,y From w.'apH
m and io,27 m From philadelphia, 5;22 GO5, $50 1910.
il.55 M 2.I5 SIS, G.Oj 5:ii. lO.27 sunday o;25
C:O5 $3.50 1855 a III and 1927 NJ
Tck. ohe. b2 43j 27l and 0a4 BoasaY No A'oi hosss
,nd 60 ~ Ds.bss and Corland.ts Engao Ticket ODE No
X R,t.,Sp,ce D. NJ BOYD, IT,, Gen Psssel ger Agent
Al GAsArr General MnnsseL
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD.

kNOlJIH SIDE hAlLhOhb.
NOTICE
On AID ,nsr Dec 1873. vii leave South hssh Booa
I'm (sunisvs sxseptsiD:
FOr P.hosos os AMI Btsrmsaste stations at $50 sai
FoT I,lp aul inen stsuon al $50 IA aud sai
For BABYLON and us mediate stations al $50 IN asd l3O
FOR Ssrsl and intermediate stations 93o aud $780, 5.
m.
For Hsnpss.,a RoekawaJ and intermediate saoaL at $50
NJ 40 ami p.
Gko 4. CARNAN sapsistsBteat
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
finantidl.

NOTICE to the CKEDIIUKo OF hui /,
~ sPRAGUGs Co, New York. . , ,o-, -, -,
p.yed TO extended eIehsnse Tor e
la Ly ro on the and roomnenei IN the
Rsn az Commitee Creditors Of MsssrA Hoy spgHus
Ca dated Nov 30 1873 and Supplemental Report thereto
dated December. 1879. . A., A. A.. ..,...t-.. "A
Creditors will facilitate the eIchahgs BY nhg TO The ansef'sasa
.ehegles of pspet held bT them early possible 49,
HOYT, sPRAGUBs I Co, lOI and lO0 fTsnflnst
K.xY Ynk Marlhh 8. lAII.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
Gnrcpcan advertisements.
CLOCKS BENSON j. W.. Old Bond-st. Ludgate-hi. e. {
GouurInersnlp Nontes.

rFNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
between The undersigned tbs day Dissolved y mutual consent by
the retirement copqTnershD Of Seamsn H. Petit
DAEIBB C. HAyILAHD. JAMES d. COMBS, SEAMAN L. PETIT
HRw-YoRx, March g. 1879.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-06

only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
~ qHB uENEatL TRANSA rLASTIC COMPANTS MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN hBwI IoaE AND HAYas CALLING
1be snepid yessrs this yon.e for the ContDen ig
moe so her ohe viii a IRON Pier No. 30 North f'ef
Sr Ii-RENT Lachesnez .SA II RDiY. March
Dame. ......SATldDAY March 2l
ANERIOI G............. EoaAan. ..SAFl tDAl. Apri
RDAf- April IS
PRICE OF PASSAGE ~ GOLb uuciufns wtne
TO bREST OR HAVRB
Et,ur,on tc fsIu-et rats
toe o. hope
D, ,Ang uue transit bv hnFn raiS snd ne sco
lors Of crorg CGaln beside s.rG TINA tolbs ad eEoense
SkO. sMACAEhElB Agent No. % Br1 ai~a,.
NORTH June thereafter she will he ON Thursday
f.