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New-York tribune., 1875-02-09

Morr, and Jobs Kaas pleaded er a. semps u: .e.y
s.s Pdss T.sse Hsi Jshs Fillmore Asai. w:lss =. Job.
,mis IAN coore w onous assault snf roob'nS
Of slS3 ID money cloth Bele prosequ Vas entered
Bem bus Hsh Fillmore received 20 ess 10 ns stsn rnss
James Smith ACQUITTED q ssd sad pesa sfess ,s.es
James Osbea nlD attempt kand henE sae
vas senteneed 10 2 Ssts Pnsoo Chsr hek
pleaded csisy attempt burglary ~ the third dgres 49,
ssiyed msntbs Peutenary esspb Bovn piss1< sv
petit larceny the Peoits,ua for s nessAs hs
Wi. and Gscree Wright pleaded guy ssd isreny snd vc
ept.p.d 70 fs years The Pdsop Alobso Jehnsss ~
Sop Johnson sophia sIs vers both eqass % eAafs
1rand dIsrcsov
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09

What mere interesting article Of domestic
consumption is thsse than butteri IA the reades
spreads his roll be may bs pleased to remember toss
our ss0oAOOo of popnlaon consume loAoooooo POUNDS
Der annum table alone. and it 10 estimated tnss
onethird more may be added for culinary consumption
making total Of 1851 100000 pounds annually or say
twothrds OF pound Yeekly for every human peing Nv
the United states T the estimate put iorth py tns
Bnitrr aud Cheese Exchange. aud prepaSed w N@es'
cuauk vi lQug eApaGIvNlA f...l q. 81 'f =
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09
A TRIAL GROWING OUT OF FATAL BRAwL.

A TRIAL GROWING OUT OF FATAL BRAWL
John Reilly was yesterday placed on trial, in
the Court Oyer and Termner, before Judge Barrett
for the murder of Michael schuman on Dec last The
killing is charged to have been done in brawl In
dance house. at No. 95 Jamesst, the prisoner stabbnR
the deceased times In quick succession The prs-
Oner having counsel the Court appointed William f.
Kintzing to defend him. but Ifused any Inrtner delay
OF the absence OF witnesses The afternoon was
consumed In getting jury.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09
DELIVERING IMPERFECT TRIBUNEs

To he Editor OF INC Trtbuhe.
SIR: | receive my TRIBUNE through HeAry
Rogers newsdealer, al hirtyseventh-st and Sixth
ave On Monday, the sth OF February, he served the
naner without n supplement On Wednesday, the Sd Of
February ne servedit without triple sheet, Can you
correct thisf Yaurs, q H. .
hst- kpf u. ksv. u kplA
New-York tribune., 1875-02-09

GrxsRAL snoss-uAcKsrr RcorderGesrye Dlsora Georss
Brown bugay Timcy Donohus vn 0eH eeaOas sssta .ai
battssy Lnk forgery william Grfl Hernan neaAnic.
Marxaret Psslon Herman p. Uhlbrsch grand sresay.
oass AND TsRnrsaa-BAxRsrr. JJoAa Reilly haasde. Gee
we,man, John Gran. grand hrceay
ALsASr " T. Feb 6--CosEr Afszlts-psI CIsnjaf To-
Tuesday, Feb. 9.-S0A ~, l0A. sA 13. i03, 81 So ST.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-08-18
AvIRGINIA MARKsMAN.

An elderly man named Beckwith,
residing in one of the peninsular coun-
ties, came to Richmond, the Whig
says, on business. He brought with
him an old fashioned fiint-lock rife to
have a stock and lock put on. On the
cars he fell in conversation with par
ty of three gentlemen, when one of
them, to test the reality of some of the
extraordinary feats of craftsmanship
he boasted of, offered him ten dollars
to repeat some of them, TO which the
other two added five dollars between
them. The trial came off in an old
field half mile below Rockets, and
was witnessed by about a dozen per-
sons.
The old fint-lock was fred seven
times, and only once missed its aim.
The old gentleman, after making two
shots at small objects to one side, to
get his hand steady, as he said, hand
ed his son potato and stationed him
at fifty yards distance, holding the
potato between his thumb and fore
finger. The rifle cracked, and the po-
tato fell cloven in three or four pieces.
One of the larger pieces was then
thrown in the air, the marksman keep
ing at the same distance, and again
the shot told.
An inch and half augur was then
produced, and a hole bored in the
fence, behind which was fastened a
piece of white paper. AT distance
of sixty yards the marksman sent
ball clear through the aperture, pierre
ing. the paper. At the fourth shot
from sixty yards distance, the bowl of
pipe, which the son was smoking,
was crushed. AT tho fifth shot a cop
per cent was thrown into the air and
hit. The sixth and seventh shots we're
delivered at. blackened five cent
nickel piece thrown up by the sou,
standing about thirty yards off, At
the first attempt the shot missed. The
old gentleman showed considerable
modification, and laid the blame upon
bystander who at the critical mo-
ment sneezed loudly. The next at.
tempt, however, was an entire success.
The old man declined any further trials
of his skill, and when offered sum of
money to repeat his first feat of shoot
ing potato from his sons hand, he
refused, saying he didn't care to try
such experiments unless his weapon
was freshly cleaned. The exhibition
was the more remarkable from the
fact that the marksman was an old
man, at least fifty.
His eye, however, is clear, bright
gray. His appearance is that of
poor farmer. The young man showed
not the least tremor of anxiety during
the dangerous experiment upon him
self The old man, referring to his
son, said; "Bob can shoot just as we'll
as | can"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-08-18
ALL ABOUT INTEREST.

The other day after Detroit bro
ker had borrowed 5000 for a citizen
who was in need of money, and had
taken out good share of the green
backs for commissions, etc., he replied
to the surprised inquiries of the bor-
rover by saying;
"Now figure it yourself You Gee,
you pay me $50 for getting the money !;
you pay So for making out the papers /;
you pay So for swearing to them; you
pay FIVE per cent. back SO that we es-
cape the usury law; there's the reve-
nue. stamps, the insurance on property,
the abstract of title, and so forth, and
so forth, and here's your $135 as
straight as a bee.line. If you want
S65 more to make it up to 5000 | won't
charge you but $40 to get !"
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Rates of Advertising.


nearer and dearer to my heart every
day.
$50 you perceive" added my friend
in conclusion, "that I did not speak
lightly when | said that Kathie saved
my life. And l have sometimes
thought" he added, his expressive
eyes growing soft and misty as he
spoke, "that she has done much to-
ward making it worth the saving, for
never, until l felt the clinging of her
little arms around my neck did I re-
alize the full import of those holy
words, of such is the kingdom of
heaven
And as l looked upon him, and
thought of tie one great sorrow that
had hardened his youth, turning to
bitterness the sweet spring of domes-
tic affection, and the life he had led
since, so calculated to draw out the
harsher and sterner part of his nature,
thanked God for the angel He had
sent to him in the form of little
lamb.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-08-18
MRS. G. M. HEATH,
DRESSMAKER, Tionesta, Pa

MRS. HEATH has recently moved to
lVl this place for the purpose of meeting
n want which the ladies of the town and
county have for long time known, that
of having a dressmaker of experience
among them. am prepared to make all
kinds of dresses in the latest styles, and
guarantee satisfaction. Stamping for braid
ing and embroidery done in the best man
ner, with the newest patterns. All 1 ask
is a tair trial. Residence on Water Street,
in the house formerly occupied by Jacob
Shriver. 14tf
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-08-18
Lawrence House,

VIONESTA, PA, WILLIAM LAW
l. RENEE, PRoPRTEToR. This house
is centrally located. Everything new and
we'll furnished Superior accommoda-
tions and strict attention given to guests.
Vegetables and Fruits of all kinds served
in their season. Sample room for Com
mereial Agents.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-08-18
C, b. Weber's Hotel,

TYLERSBURGII,P PA. c. b. WEBER,
a has possession of the new brick hotel
and will he happy to entertain all his old
customers, and any number of new ones.
Good accommodations for guests, and ex-
cellent stabling. lO-3m.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-08-18

At Saratoga.-Delighted father
viewing the regatta in which his son is
taking part: "Ah, them's the boys
for you. When | was young a col
lege student didn't know the differ
ence between a shell and a dug. out"
Sinister spectator standing near "Yes,
and now they don't know anything
else !"
A Mobile man has trained au All
gator rs a watch dog.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-08-18
CENTRAL HOUSE,

ID AaNEw, Proprietor. This is new
house, and has just boon fitted up for the
accommodation OF tho public. A portion
of the patronage of the public is solicited.
a6-iy
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-08-18
FOREST HOUSE,

@ a. WARNER PROPRIETOR. Opposite
-. Court House, Tionesta, Pa. Just
opened. Everything new and clean and
fresh. The best of liquors kept constantly
on hand. A portion of the public patron
age is respoctfully solicited. 4-l7-ly
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-08-18
You Can Save Money

BY buying your PIANOS and ORGANS
from the undersigned Manufacturers
Agent, foI the hest brands in the market
Instruments shipped direct from the Fac
tory. CHAS. A. SHULTZ, Tuner,
s ly Lock lioX lTi6, Oil City, Pa.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-08-18
ID. w. CLARK,


n. r. H.
WANTED.-Ev Everybody to know that
Four Fold Liniment is the leading Lini-
nent for curing all kind of Pains and
Sore rhroats, and for Horses, Cattle, dc.,
is the most successful Iiniment in the
market. See circulars around hottles'
sold bv all Druggists. 3O-ly com
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05
COTTON MARKETS.

SEwORLEAy4. Aug l.-Cot;on nrn Mialing. l4iac. Low
MidiuX, lJ 60. TOOL DrInITy, l2c net receipts III
gross l3 balss sales 30 ales 20 800 bales
IoHllR Aug. Lotion nominal Mhdns II Sc; Low
nddng. lJ OO0i Ordinary i34c; exports cOastwse,
. bales stock. ~ bales.
CHAs4sIOS Aug. 4-CotiOn quiet Mlding, iic.; Low
MiddAug Ordinary Il -sc. receipts 81
bales sales. lJJ bales. stock. 4~1- bales
-AVANsAI. Aug i-Coton quiet; nddng l3aic.. other
grades IRREGULAR Receipts bale sales 50 bales. STOCK.
6-l bales
GALyEsTos. Ang cotton unchanged Mid,ng 1890;
Low htdng lic.; fiOpi Ordinary e.. stock 1Jt bales.
BOSTON Aug. 4-COtt0n quiet Midiiing. Il llr..
crlpt- 81 bales gross 90 bales -tOcS Jl-l bales.
MKMlHIs, Aug i.-CJ,iOn quiet. u0mn1ly Unchanged .
Mddng % rer~ipt, - bales slipiaent la bales
sales. bales STOCK. g. lJl bales.
BALIIAOEI. Aug. 4-COttcH lrn Mihhng. liE4ljc. Low
Mdlne .c Good Ordinary Is ilc.. gross rec.i,rs
exports cGasfwis 100 bales sar so bales spin
nels 22O bales stock, l.3l2 balr.
AGaisrA, Aug. l.-Osru,n qlie offerings hight Mdilng
1890 Low Ailng lJlsr. net receipts 90 bales sales.
bales
Aug. i.-Cotton quiet Mddine, lac. net re-
csipt 10 bales eXOrtA c0astwse, 20 bales sales. > bales
stock. 62J bales.
II.ADELPHA. Aug f-C0tton quiet. Middlng ltlc Low
Mdn& ttc Good Ordinary l3Asc net receipts, ID bales
gross 2O5 bales
wIMsGT0S. Aug +-Cotton nominal MLlling. i5i bales
CTyCIsSAf. Aug. COTTON steady Mihding iiiic. net
rscepts IL bales shipments lao oa,s saies $40 bales
stock .,3 3 bales
b L0uI- AHg. i.-Cotton iur n0thns doing demand
Hddng Il i.c. shpm' nis x bales. stock, go bales
Loui5yILLE Aug i-Cotton quiet Miidhng. l3'.c.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKET

IOSlOy Aur 4-I23O m.-COnsOs for money. o. atr;
account 9iss bonds, Ne" Fiye-. lU4
shares, Sew YORK Central, - kAcnaAse
Paris. 25f Z4c
LIyEiIOo Ang. 4-l230 p m.--Coton Is steady Mfdng
Tplands 4; MniGng Orleans I'd. sales lJOUb baea.
GLIDING 1000 for speculation and exJO. Cotton ave
the basis Oi Miding pands. nothing
below LOT Midings. deliverable Angst and September
al d sale. Of >. Jnrnts NJ the New Crop VI
MCIlug plauUi nothing below Low MddIugs 5Iad.
I0ND6v Aug 4-l.30 j. m-PaTls dispatches quote hentcs
66f. zoe.
EHroO Aug 4-l3o sales Of cotton on The basis II
nothing belO~ Ordinary deliverable
August al iis do. nothing below Low Hidllng, d-ivcri
bio August and september al isi. do do deliverable sep
TENDER and October ,si do. do, deN ,iaDc OCtOb,r
ami november Il. PORK 10 bbl for Sew Mess Tai
low, a. 3 = cwt ~
Li,Rayjoi- Aug i-33O p mOf the sales OF Cotton to-
day. :, ,7o0 bales were American. 80
LSDOS. Aug 4-J..J D. n-The anl0dnt of Bullion gone
tO fhe ank " In Gland balance to-day is EljOO0O PARIS
dispatches quote Rentes at t6f Zoe.
IoNDOS Aug a. p. m-ienncd Petroleum. 81. :, gtIlOn
ANTWERP. Aug 4-p. m-PetrOieun, "a II Tor Fine Pale
American. ..-....
LlyR8pOOI- Aug Is p m.-Corn, - 3r3i quarter
for Mixed Wheat 10 9dll y GENITAL for CafOr
MIA " h!te IL all q FOR Club do
LONDOA. aug i-E sening- Common kosn. . 39) y c"t
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05

ssc for cv in some cases Advces
a S% Ge ss T os 81 oil sTS CITY Sa
81 i0dsi i2L; Rouscvfiic dull 81 Ticoute quiet at
y fsssr s IT dr '1Sp sas pS Sfa x
~ PRNVisIoNs-Tne Pork market Is fairly active and
bbis s2i s2i 65 sl6 for Extra PRIME
Tor fntn delivery we hear OF $50 bids Mess August.
S"i Beet IL In moderate requost and Il steady sales Ut
do sl6 for Packet slO Tor Family fierce Beef
demand with light offerings holders firm. Beef Hams
spaingy offered and with far inquiry prices are strong
Meats active hut without material cianee
sales 1890 pieces. nj lli2di for smoked shoulders;
inactive burrny supply far Dressed Hogs steady
and in fair request quote iOdlOAe for CITY Lard
tame sales ofi3O tes cry I$c l3s hid for oG Western
lJ-;c 300 tcs seller, september, IL l"Isd SC
BIrL-rhe market rules steady for choice grades these
grades are freely taken at hgures We quote
ME- ME- SsIeSous ,; -; @ ~
Middle and southern entire diaries 20 y
Northern Counties y 20
sfaia Butter do. odds ana ends...-.- aiS
Western. Creamery - -
Nesteri, firkin' ~
Neai Oy County PTfls. ............... .}243j
CnFKsR-rhcre Is doing and the market steady
q about former tsJro' receipts nseTa We gmo'e'
for home % use -lC,i2 i2 al2p mon inc ,,.... s1o
NfS Fancy S:1fo or .IpS EIp"rti2 ql24 siss ao
STEARIN unchanged but very quiet Western held at
16c.. sales OF 100 tcs do. private ferns.
quotaAle sales l05 boxes Of Centrifugal
$50 hhds. Cuba MGseovato Common RenninS AT y
quote Far 10 Refining saslic; Prime do at
sc; Centrifugal, hhds and boxes, - +a9'c and 10 ~
soft Yelo~ iOs SOac Tor soft White &C. for Crushed,
! 10. for Powdered. ana lie. for Granulated -.
WHISKY steady but dull sales Of so bbls. at 81 2i
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05
DlriONAL NEW cRoI0N AQt kDuCI
SPECIAL COMMISSIONER'' NOTICE.

DANIEL. Y. STANTON Fl Al vs. IltE AZ ~ ~"
CHATTANOOGA hAlLhpAD 1'9il y i,n1- t,,e
r appointed special Connl-a"itr hnu,I ~.
aerr.ta orb, ~ the ID June. $50 nir y tir ~
1rt ,f ne nited states fIfh Judicial tron -"un'l
nj tri., Of ALBANIA is ui;tried among "tHrr -
,,,,tre mo and what moneys nav" p'rh ""
~ In nntoyinu the rjli raj itcc,iveri ana Dy
te Trn,trrs since tiy had possession oI the I Ill
,vbot Srrc derived anu '~,'
.. Of ch ex enditurs and the particular chaAoel oi '"
,o whrt,er the ccrtlh Gates were issued IN M ~ W.
,r,er- i'm what disposition Wa
d vrtcth,r a disposition mate IN conformity 10
"a n order, ani which in his opinion shoud be ABOVE" anu
which rejected - .-.,,. ~, .,il or iocrrrcJ
- 80 I,.H, ~ fb Trust hns the bLl IN ils ''ar ii
G ofer npI l * pensea for the Trust ana Ia "Ioh ho
s,vorll been paid or arr 'd' h,.
the several Ircryers and Trustees IN lo eAreiso VI ~
"a .er,ir,.s the said Receivers AMI Trustees ma t..
de iu h proper execution of their trusts ana NN '-'
allow should l. made tli'i a, mott.
r tne purposes ~ s investigation the uhe Io t
All ,r.nn. Interested ne VIII holi session. ~
tano0es beginning MoNDA J. the -o,n 1d9 ~ - in ar
Nnother session for the purpose VIII Dc N'u ~ ~ 4,
+, ~ %.,r Yarkr The time and place 10 be- hxei Dy
H"'''' - Washington, D. 4.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05
WDDI MARk TT.

BOTTOM Aug THE Wool market - unchanged; Medium
Freccs and COuibnc. and Deao Ilrtce- request
fn price, nut for other Knds There - very hifir inquiry rn
fine Oois elected NJ immediate l. looked for
De WOoa have truches point under which they
ikeiy Manufac have -npprt themselves
freely with DelsiBe and Feeees they would
likely W withdraw fron the niarkot advance de
mandsd CoDsfd ftBie Wool and stocks
accommodating qiv rApidiy but hcro pressure
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05
DOMEsTIC MARKETS.

ALBANY, Aug 4Grain market excited owing 70 reports
from MeaL Wheat held higher. Rye sbc. TOR Ssw
tr street 81 very firmly held
held al 6s07lc- for Mixed and No. White StAe. Barley
nuist Malt steady.
DALrnaosx Aug A.-OottOn arIa Miailnx l&+e. Flour
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY AUGUST $, 1875

part - Ohio and
range AZ for fns and meiium grades
Wisconsin and Michigan from 4sa47c and combing and D.
lainn Feeces from 532D5Tc n. CaAnfiia Wcos qmet
and IN Pulled Wool very little has been doiie
PROVIDING PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
Providence, r. T.. Aug. i.Trintng Cloths continue nrm
at &c for the best "a squares. The market is .eL
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05
Gtationerp.

ENVELOPES AND WRITING PAPERS.
II BERLIN JONES ENVELOPE COMPANY AND
PAPER WAREHOUSE.SoA l3t and lj6 " WilhAmbst New
York facility for manufacturing one mllc ens
nar ay with Folding and Cumming Machines =
price. average Liberal discounts 20 tne uSia
FRANCIS g. LOUTREL, 45 Maiden-lane.
il solicit orders for BLANK BOOKS STATIONERY soA
PRINTING. Prices low
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05
mo HOLDERS of NEw-HAyEN. MIDDLE;

yJ,O HOLDERS of NEW-HANEN, middle D,D)i.fr
4 TOWN AND WILLIMANIiC fIkSl hohl"-A
nnS ID. auI To STOCKHOLDERS IN the Bp-loN A.
,.p,,. .VoRK AIR LINE RAILROAD COMPANN.-The
posTOS AND NEw.YORK AIR LINE RAILROAD ''n-
P,Ny ha. vot, 10 t5oo00o seven per cent twenty year
bonds dated August J. 1873, secured hy hrst mosAs w
their entire property and To 1--WE the s''A An"' "
ru, Il s-5 pro-,tv in sub-crbing for them. pro rata
subscriptions nnst the undersiseh ~ AUG i''
~, ,sho viii n e,rcaars On application stating terms
d. B HATCH, Treasurer
10 Wall Al lork tity.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05
forsss, Carriages, 5arHess, Sc

NOR SALE-A fine HambletOnian COLI
b,s shown mile IN 80, ana II all hight photograph sent
receipt of 80 cents GkoI.DE \. = l.b n, 'n '"'o
DONY FOR SALE-SuitabIe for children or
4 lady. also a small PHAETON and HARNESS PONY
~ "a hands high ani perfectly sound viii be- -on cheap AP
,,iv 4,I or address pONfl l79 Broadway, Room NO D.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05

MTNVF~IAY. Ang. 7, =
coFFEr-The market for Rio remains hrn with n9're @
.nd a. o ,} bags. per August Andre, -otl Dd-s,
-. 'r-c,o Dr,he terms not transni a We St,'
- rHnv goos La Use FAR DO, lSt1l'' 1 , w.,
go - nrm- do ls.402OC santos iair 10 sf7i la"
eld ~ iavs. stock here ths evening soo'o DI''.
Mia l...es arv quiet but lIiii ,o1
CJi-rOV- There only limited business ac,oi lSr ~
a. C,t,, or fIe stot ard quotations are roiutcd 's NJ
-. p m however the market closes hrn We revs.
,rr atoms Receipts the shipping ports ic1 ere 30
thtsiav lsst week bales: TINS day last year - .itS
,ai4s . cavs receipts 100 bales exports - Hreal
ir,fY 10 Continent 500 bales h" s',h
- non I'M this port July 81 as follows ~ DNNn
halo, bales -iil '.il' i't
- ,+ -5 bales on wharvcs, 500 baes IN warehouses
~ IsS haies. total. -fSil bales. -.
- ed an standard - classification in force sept
i-4 ana on pland Cotton IN store running IN fiS Ho'
move man Laf grade OF below The grad, glnL -
DrSiu,rv iaia Strict Good Ordinary L Mifiig u
s;oodt "a 49, Low MltdiIng.- las '"'si = 10 :
atom. ias.si on standard Of classification:
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05
Clul0eno Notices.


Ngv-Y 1GN. July 81. 1,75.
NOTICE.-The COUPONS Of the FIRST
= NOLTIAGl BONDS sni tho y Iii.lo. o thc 't All
4NrEFD I..fFrEHEu STOCK NJ thr 10y - d 40
MISSOURI RIVER RAILROAD tpAPANN. nai.Ih4
,rp / - VIII be- paid after bug = al w 'hc' III
Ne-.srs. " X. J1-CP, PATTON q 60. No - "iiAahisN'
Sew 0r..
TIVE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY
viii Iny At is office. 20 Lloat9ay Nrw lorN 1i ana
ltl aug II - -1I f.s AlGl ~ COZ PDNN i ' fi-Al-
ESTATE FINSr AiDI.tfACE Bon - etai ilht''-. DF H.
LOU FIILOE4.ALD, Nlct-Frcs'd,ht.
BANk OF rHR MANHATTAN COMPANY,
NEA ) ON. AJg - lolJ.A
rg7UE President and Directors Of the Manhat
tan Corp1nr have thi- day Geci3r~i \lDtN !, ~
FIVE 1 rER cENr irre tax. Jay an' on ana after
l~ y the 10Th inst. J. =. IA 'tDthnF, 'asA.ol,
Wl-r WISCONSIN RAILWAY COMPANY,
W : Broadway. Nry-Norh, july /, l~t'.D .
yJ'HE COUPONS on thc FUNDED bOED9 OF of
A the WEST NT-CDN~IN RAILWAY ttlFANf ult
Iur Will pad gold 20 tle nLt' ai lir Nr". f"lh
titnrg Indemnity company, No. ' hI""l NdF OH anu
after tAai date Ia l. '.,, '-'' 49,
DELAWARE AND Uru~cS CANAL CoNrAST,(
NEw YORK, Ju,v D., l-.j.
II'HE Board of Manager & tiis Company
I havedrc.ar.d o dividend ut FIVE PEt ClNr on ~
capital X. q'1 anle ~ Ee NATIONAL BANK - COM
NtgCE ~ E"-iOltk. ol ald after MONDAY. hut
. The transfer books viii De closed r'm Imr-iay ljth
,r uutll Tuesday, Aug 3 inclusive. ~ orlrr Of e Eoar.
JANE g. HAnIi, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05
CORPORATION Noilres.

NOR PLACING Propeller VIM. +. HAZE
L MEYER Dry DooksEA ; Lsp noS ~ ,ny Tn
i-5 far placing me propeller William haNeney ~ on Ds
49, Sur parnarA The city Record Copies ior sale
At No City HAL
GALE OF SOUTHDOWN LAMBS. - The
- Denaruent public Parks VIII sen AZ pnpnc aueton,
aOI1TfiDOWN LAMBS, Aug. H. is4o;, c ror par pa
ave sity Recor-" Copies for sale AZ NO city halL
o,EAIED PROPOSALS for furnishing LOO
= tons Of White Ash srate size COAL MI ." resV.a a. a.
VI .' ~ " n EsDAY Aug IL 1875 For full information seo
@Ii'e civ Record" Copies for sale At No Cy lislL
ltEAI,ED PROPOSALS for making repairs TO
- o. psr fo. I7th At River will Do reeeived Al tho
~ The Department of Docks until III o'clock q ~ OF
III IsDAY August l. 1870 FOR mi iaiornAa"n soc fhr
tit, Record Cop,cs for ssie ~ No Guy HAL
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05
nROpDS FOR S3G1. 900 STOCKS AND

! B0ED- 0F TIE CITY OF NEN-l 3ltk. s
--a,.. Proposals will pee received ~ me ohliun'l
,,i riri f.~plv Aug. . l-75 90 ocioca o. NJ r ;e
sans viii publicly opened for the whole h any par ~ W.
m s6l 5UU0 -locas and Bonds u thc Sy VI -s"-loiA'
be-, * BONDS OF THE CITY uF NEWYoEk,
Altho, ~ ~ 80 n,, I, - '"-t''' ' 5000 900 90
'"' CNOTON WATER MAIN STOCK,
Authorized hy ebay r 500 l2"-"i 4''' p'"o - noo oo
Nov. l. 1900. -- ,..,rr ''''' w
ADrlVIONAL NEW CRoiON AQt kDlCl
STOCK.
Authorized by 'hapi'I 90 tan, SO 600
said stocks Bonds, viii bear mere y ~ Y ral, ~
cent FER annu payable the mrs. day ol My dli ''N
Der ln eirn year. ..,t-t.,.. ., o. proros,i. for
St1rk and Bonds If the Cty ~ Ne" ofs anu H'l" !"
.,,nnd en- y, lo,e addressed Ia the C6ntrulT 10.
Tie rlabt reserved tle part ui The "htIun't 80 l.
anv or al Of in his Judgment the interests oi 'n'
Corporation require IT, 49, -
For ,ul luloriuafi Il city Record. -.,- c.-.,t.
XVI '"' ANDREW n. GREEN. Controller.
C,-v ,f n York Department Of Finance COntruier Oce'
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05
HlarbIe aun Stats alantels.

CASONI & ISOLA,
STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE woRRA
li6 to l52 West s0th a., near BrosdNAH
Monumental Manteis Figures Thing Wanscosfne
&c Importers and manufacturers in Itay of uaxbe
work Of every description.
S,TEWART's New Slate Mantels, inlaid With
= tiles also Marble and Wood Mantes elegxnt deoEn8
prices very 900 and se2 West 23d st. neaf IthSvA
wv ID. & A. s. NICHOLS.-Marble, 6}Atq
w and Wood MANrEI.s. desisnA prices Wy WI
alan Iron CrcsngA stable utoreA VoV3
Van-s aud kisiA4s. ~ Hudson sIs opposite Wog0.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-05
sFrRFrARr-s OFFICE July -. ls7J.
N-nILCE -Ry nrllcr of lhe Preeldrnt anG

u n 80! t W. = ~ .a - =. 1ino, ITJ
inns av 10 t. General Oftc OF thc 'Dw psny = o, no
fice hereby given there VIII ne PFC IAL MEETING
y ,le fD IilDffs- Company AZ its Genera. once
iu The city ~ 81 Louis Tti -bAN, Aue. l' - be
the hnIr. and T. tor the purpose NJ con
IL certain ting I" ilh VIII De
t.f, and 20 cpn-i rl tlr plr oi Ger
t, au, ratehi.r g. enable THIS Compiny make s
connection Union Depot 81 lols, ana ioi 5uci o'i
hlSl.ir,. a, may come before tIe meeting
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