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FRANCE.

PARIS, June 1.-THE Workingmen's
Society Of this city have opened national
subscriptions to provide for sending dele.
gates to the Philadelphia exhibition.
NJ. MiarriOtu, communist editor, who
urged the shooting Of the Archbishop Of
Paris, died in New Caledonia.
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NEW YORK, June ii.-There was con.
tinucd excitement In the print market, and
n very large line OF Garner's and AmOSkeag
chocolate fhnCiCs were taken by the trade,
apArt from which prints were dull. Cotton
goods continue quiet, but the prices Of the
best makes arc steady. Paper cambriCs
selling more freely at &c. Low and me-.
dum fancy cassiincrCs more active. Ho.
Siery is beginning to move in fancy makes
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rii,E NECORD.

LEBANON, n, H., June 1.-THE main
building Of the Agricultural Works was
burned this morning. IIoas $4,000 One
hundred and fifty wotkmCn are thrown
out oi employment.
NEwnuhGIi, n. H., June IL The
Mount Sinopco House burned this morn.
ing. Loss $4,000.
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GnegntelEfqencer


Our financial dispatch this morning
contains u hint to the effect that n con-
ference is going on among the railroad
magnates that looks to cessation OF their
runious war. Within the last few days a
number ofstrongly written articles have
appeared, simultaneously as it were, in
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
papers, all depreCating continuance of
the strife, The Baltimore american spoke
Of this strife day or two ago as follows;
"ThOughtfnl business men express the
view that although cheap freights have
in some respects helped Baltimore trade,
yet the result ofthe present railroad CON
test, SO far as freight charges are concern
ed, is initiating against our interests
and really drawing away our trade to
other points, and hence they long to zee
the difficulty adjusted. The heavy loss
also resulting to the great railroad inter-
ests OF the country must, they argue, be
felt sooner or later 'lisasIrously at the
business centres, and finally, bring about
u state OF things which will hamper the
trade OF tho country more than low
freights have ever benefited it,"
The Cincinnati Gazette OF yesterday
spepks of the war as follows:
as not the railroad war mutually do-
structivc to the two great contcnding
parties, the Baltimore Il Ohio and the
Pennsylvania Central, us we'll as helping
to drag all other roads into bankruptcy,
and to pull down the credit OF American
securities in Europe? Is any railroad
so strong that ii can be certain Of destroy.
ing another without getting badly hurt in
the contest? Is j. not time for the con-
tending parties to come to reason?"
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We are indebted to the bridgeport cor.
respondent Of the 81, Clairsvlllc Choroniei,
for the following items:
The School Board desires publicly to
thank the noble little army Of invasion,
under General Ross Alexander, at the
Wheeling "Spoll,' for the very clever do-
nations Of their share Of the proceeds to.
wards pUfchasing an organ for the usc Of
our public school. Thanks, ladies and
gentlemen, all. Tho Board very proper.
" met this kindly act by npproPriating
enough to complete the purchase Of a first
rate instrument, and appointed a commit
tee TO buy 1t.
There IL unbounded satisfaction in
Peasc over the ticket nominated at Co.
lumbus. Hayes always wns 100 votes
stronger In Pease than Taft, and We prom.
ise, unless tho balance of the State goes
nnpreccdcniedIy heavy against him, thnt
pease township will make Hayes GOV.
ernof and elect the rest Of the ticket,
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IIAvANA, June ll.-Ncws lps bccn
received hero by way Of 81. Thomns OF n
terrible earthquake in New Granada,
The dcaLruciion was tho grcntCst In the
Valley Of Cucuta on the Venezuelan
ironll9'. II Ia reported that 10000 lives
were dystroyod BY tho calamity.
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE or TmE CIlEP SIGNAL OFFICER, 7
WAsnISHTOS, D. C., June il.-S3O I'm.
pupuGUII tTigg

h'h'N"h'Ni - W '"hN WV - ~
PROBABILITIES.
For the Northwest and upper lakes,
and thence to the Ohio Valley and Ten.
ncssee, a rising barometer, southwest to
northwest winds, colder and increasingly
clOudy weather and rain.
For the Gulf States n stationary fol.
lowed by rising barometer, southwest to
northwest winds, cooler and partly cloudy
weather, with occasional rain in Texas.
For the South Atlantic States, sta.
tiOnary pressure aud temperature, south.
west to southeast winds, and clearing
weather.
For the Lakes, falling barometer, brisk
southwest winds, cooler, cloudy weather
and rain.
For the Middle aud Eastern States,
falling barometer, warm southeast to
southwest winds, and increasing Cloudi.
ness.
The lower Ohio will probably rise
slightly. The other rivers will remain
nearly stationary.
Cautionary signals will continue on
Lake Superior and are ordered for I.akOs
Michigan, Erie and Huron.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money ana NtOCIIs.

NEw YoRE, June ll.-MoSEY-l:asy ut
2a3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper in
demand at 3lIat per cent.
STERLING ESCiIASGE--Firm at $iS7a
4.S7t{ for 60 days and s49O for sight.
GOLD-StrOng; opened at 1863 and
closed 0tllGS. Carrying rites lN2 percent.
Loans were also made fiat and 2 per cent
borrowing. The Assistant Treasurer dis.
burscd $2,70S,OOO. Clcarings $3i,OOOOOO.
The estimated shipments Of specie to.mor.
row arc $3,OOO,OOO Imports of dry goods
for the week 81, ,2sj,20o. Custom receipts,
S2iOOOn.
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SAID Alex. II, Stephens, in u recent
speech at Sparta, Ga; "Gencral Grant
is the best man toward the south that
ever drew a sword against us-bctter
than General Blair"
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StiiiFignring.

The fire department are still trying to
condense the gas figures for the United
engine house. II the consumption nt the
Atlantic house was made the rule for all
the houses and the employees compelled to
pay for all exceeding that amount, we will
venture the assertion that the standard
would be exceeded but little II any. II is
really surprising what effect such arile
has in promoting economy among EN-.
ployes. We have even heard Of fellows
who could play fair game Of draw
poker by moonlight.
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PouonHEErsE, N. Y, June ll.-or.
dcp have bccn received to start tho
print works ut WNppingcr's Falls on full
timc. They have been idle nearly two
months, This will set twelve hundred
hands At work,
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lAlEll

REYMANN,-On Friday, June IL, 1873, at 9'is
o'clock p. 81, ELlIInETn A., Oldest daughter Of
Anton and Thnrsnrlda Reymann, In tho 18th year
Of her age,
The funeral will take pl'cc on Sunday afternoon
at Q O'Clock, from the residence Of hOr parents,
corner Fourteenth and Eon streets Friends are
respectfully Invited 10 attend.
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t'IrrsmRon. June ii.-Pig gIron-QuiCt;
sales Of Grny Forge nj $24 10, Wheat
Quiet and prices unchanged. COrn-Dulli
enr 7ja7sc, on track ShCllrd 7SnSOc, free in
elevator Petroleum Quiet and steady;
crude 81 40ai Az ut patker's; refined i2k
Al3r. philntlplnhin delivery,
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In the water works investigation to.
night the accountant who had been en-.
pIOycd to examine the books reported
that the dclinquCncics on the part Of the
collectors were very few prior TO 1873.
Since that time the amount Of the dclin.
qnencica has increased from about $1,000
for the last hnlf Of that year to $4,000,
which is the amount at present due the
CITY from ihrm.
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tween the Baltimore 4 Ohio and Psnnsyl-
vauia roads, The transactions at the Stock
Exchange were 9S5,OOO shares, Of which,
$4,000 were Pacific Mail, $1,000 Western
Union, li,OOO Northwestern, 5000 St, Paul,
2S,OOO Erie, 5000 Lake Shore, 5000 ohios
and 1OOO Union Pacific
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II. b. Clailn, John ClaIlin, Daniel Rob.
insOn, Dexter n. Force and VIM. II. Tai
call, members Of the firm Of II. j. Clatlin
Il Co., appeared before United States
Commissioner Shields to-day and gave
bail on the indictments presented against
them yesterday by the Grand Jury OF the
United States Circuit Court for alleged
completely in the silk smuggling frauds,
in the sum Of S20, 900 each, JnO.J Donald.
son, OF the firm Of Clalin & Co., and Mr.
Aaron Clalin, boot and shoe merchant,
becoming their bOndsmen.
Mcssrs. Eames and FairChild, also
members Of the firm, are out OF town, but
will furnish bail Tomorrow. Charles VI.
Field, Edward D. Fenner, VIM. e. Fenner,
Aaron Field and John j, Morris, who
compose the auction firm Of Field, Morris,
Fenner & Co., also gave bail IN thesum Of
$50, 900 each, Benjamin Fitch and eX.Re-
corder ]. NJ. Smith becoming their bonds.
men.
OFFICERS OF THE PENNsYLVANIA ASD u.
so. RAILROADS IN SESSION.
The executive officers Of the Pennsyl-
vnnia and Baltimore & Ohio Railroads
have been in session in this city to-day
discussing the points Of difference be-
tween their companies. The meeting has
been very harmonious, and basis for n
permanent arrangement between the COM
panies will be submitted to their respcc.
tive Board Of Directors within the next
ten days ~.
The probable basis Of arrangement will
be the giving back by the Pennsylvania
Railroad to the Baltimore and Ohio the
terminal and road facilities enjoyed prior
to the railroad war, aud the re.establish.
mcnt of the summer freight tariffs, such
as prevailed last yeOr, and it Is alsO
probable that the passenger rates will be
fixed on the Saratoga basis.
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NEW YORK.

PASSENGERS on THE vICKsBURd.
New York, June ll.-A dispatch from
Montreal says that Mr., and Mrs. Bloom,
Of Green Bay, Wis, were among the cabin
passengers OF the wrecked steamer Nicks'
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RAILROAD BONDs-Quict.


STOCEs-Thc stock market opened veal,
and lialS per cent lower than the closing
quotations Of yesterday, but soon after be.
came Nctive and strong, under the lead Of
Lake Shore, and prices advanced liai! per
cent Later Oh there was n decline Of
mi per cent, which was followed by n
grand rnlly and Il general advance along the
list Of llN3A per cent, with the greatest
advance in Lake Shore, closely followed by
Western Union, Pacific Mnil and North.
western common, The announcement that
MeSsrS. Scott, President, and Mr.. CasSctt,
Vice President Of the Pennsylvania Rail.
rond, and Mr.. King, Vice President Of the
Baltimore & Ohio, were in town hy ap.
appointment, and that conference was
about to be held; with Mr.. JcwCtt, prcsi
dent ci the Eric Company, as arbitrator,
caused the buoyNncy. Later in the
afternoon prices dropped oil on the
statement TINT on Monday next
the Eric Railway Company will re.
ducc its fares between New York, lochcs.
ter, buffalo and Ningrn Falls, but just he.
fore the close the market rallied md closed
firm. The weakness At the opening, cs.
pCcially In western stocks, was due to the
discussion arising ont Of the reports cur.
rent about the reduction ofratCs by the iii.
nois RNilrond Commissioners. There Is
hardly doubt that conference Il going
on between tho railroad mNgnutcs to-day
with a view Of settling the difficulties he.
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BnroKbAYEw in New York now get
from S3 10 81, instead Of S6i carpenters
from 81 % to So 2j, instead Of So 90, hod.
carriers 81 76, instead Of 81 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-12

The railroad war Is continued, and on
Monday next the Erie road will reduce
fares between New York and Rochester,
Buffalo, and Niagara Falls. The rCduc:
ton Is more than three dollars on round
trip tickets.
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The grand jury are still investigating
the silk smuggling frauds, and tits prob.
able that by the first Of next week several
more prominent merchants and three or
four custom house officials are to be in.
hictel.
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CINCINNATI.


CtSnSNArI, June ll.-Dr. II. X. Linde.
man, Jr., Director Of the mint at phila.
delphia, il here examining into the
claimed advantages Of establishing n
branch mint here. lie goes from here to
Inlinnnnolis.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
COTTON MARKETS.

COLI MBIA Sept lO-Cottpn firm; Middling l2'sc: Low
Mluipg I2c Good Ordinary, ii &C. "ecA!y het Ioccls
10 bales sh ncn l2J Daies sales l2O bales stoch 30
bales. . -, . ........ -.
1bAsiesf,,S sep. ll.-Cotton du and easy; hddhng,
13ls: u. Mddnng, BE-; Good Ordinary, nominal net
receipts 7S bales exports ooas"se oo| baIes bales 100
.,TIs"HI Sept l-Cotton qliet; Middng i7sc.; Low
N,dalipg ilc Good Ordinary l3 exports cOaswIse,
10 bales: sales. 25 bales; stock, l44 balef -
sAvASsAH, Hept. 1l-CottOu steady; Midding I3c; O"
Eiddhng, l2sc Good Ordinary, l2sci net receipts .5I
bales gross, 135 bas exports cOastwise ilJ bats sales
43l bales stock $50 Da.es $4,000.
IhIygs Sept lC0ton weak and &c lower Mddling,
13Sc MddIne, l3c; Good Ordinary ne; net re-
cepis s3G bales gross 81 bales eXyOrts cGstwise, l73
bales sales 7l9 bales; sock. 1885 bales.
PHLADELPHIA, pit ll.COttOn qucl; MiCdling IA i'2e
Low Mlddng l4c. GOod Ordinary l3c. net receipts, 81
bales grOss, 100 bales. .
ATGtIA sept Cotton steady; good demand; Midding
l2s l3c; Low mdiue, l23c net receipts, 80! bales;
sales, 4Oj bales actual stock, lil4 bales. -
rKw-OHYAss sept ll.-totIon qin"t; Aiddhng, l9 eci
bales gross 227 Dales sales 400 Daes stock "'j bales
BusI0S Sept ll.-Cotton duh Miudlng l4'4ci Low Ma
ding Good Ordinary &C.; gTuss receipts, i0t bales
safes, l7G bales stocK, 6,J7S bales. L
MENruis sept l-Cotton qu.eti hidiln', l3lIc.; net
receipts - Daes shipments 2s2 bales eais, 100 bales
STOCK z, 80 bales .
NoSfoLK sept, l.-Couon quiet Middlng 1875. net re-
MoBlk SEPT. l-'Jtton qici; kiidoing. he Low MID
ding l2c GO1d OrinaIy ~ I2c net eccpts, 401 bales
exports 20 bales; sales 100 bar STOCK 2OZ bales
LOUIS sept. lI.IotiOD duh and n0nnali lower Mid
ding 1896. Low hddng, la4c.; GoOi Ordinary, l24c
NET r,cepis shipments. bales stock 49, bales
Nj ding l3ss Good Ordinary 2c net receipts Ia bales
sales bales stock, J4J bales.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

sOsTON sept ll-WoO quiet and manufacturers hay. paid
little aitent Gseces. Couhing snd DelAne noeces
good demand all lots OeIns an taken nt iu pre-
Icos there tendency 10 an advances hpe ONO
and Peunsy nclGding and XX caDnot be quoted
occasional lot III good condition at
<6c tdlu Ohio AGai7c for average lots ami $4,000
for choice lots Michigan and Wisconsin feeoes
De quoted 42d45c AS to qualify The sales EN-
brace WcIsn 42a4c; Ohio and xA ri 81 d46ci Me
S,nm INV ssned "a d37 .c Michigan Unwashed, 35c No
ono 47c California III ring II 1850. California Fall lsc;
C0rnlug and DeaiDe Feeses 5Oe52e UDwashed C0inbnf
IOdl4c secured 6hd7bc; TuDwashed. 65c Pulled 80 -
b2c: SuperIne, 81 laa54 20.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Sept ll-123O n.Tbe market 10 steadier
Niddling uPlands ID Mtding Orleans 49, & sales SUo @
re- l3 bales which 1900 bales were Amercan
Cotton arrive steady ...,,,- -, -, l.,
LIVERPOOL sept Il-l3 m-sales OF Middlng Uplands
Cotton MidiBg clause shipped october ana NOVtlnDcr
AZ Sd sales OF Middng Orleans, Low Middlng clause,
shipped october and November at id o the sales TO-DAY
GO6 bales were American. Breadsufs are quiet ana ni
rhnpred Cbe@s. 49l for FineAmerican. Lard. 6S
D. y cwt Pork Is y bbl Bacon, oZo y c"I lof Long
tMiidlea TallOw, 40 d y CWt.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

CWc.oo, sept ll-CATTiE-Receipis 12oo head market
prime lots sOld nj ful prices
PRIME stockcra $d%4 through Texans 81 60d
75 Common To Xt1a si tang str- - IDd+b 5 the
pens empty the closed hrm Shipments, g. 90
head.
po0ritO Choice Light 81 401S7 Poor t0 Prime tat
81 25ds7 s5 extra assorted Philadelphia ~ GOds9; ship
sIfI- Receipts 800 head sold readily at former price,
GOOD 10 Ch.ice wanted at 81 2jGsa 90 Common TO far
grades, x3 50dS4.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS. OF REAL ESTATE

kEw-lOgk CIIY.
Acatcfuy st. on a line drawn parallel thereto and dis
tgnf l,O II fhcrriron, AT q point o. b..a line l5b II
Ii of N.rmii,-aye runs III 10yth u l5Ou To pro
posed -pUthc y nne or hde oi bhshFft"to i"an w
:, 5tN = 1907 Il to bcguuItY l0ts O9t 10 IN uipm
- i"''i .......-... $3.50
ii@rtt,i,II Io 'l.is.s $1,000
l'hSyd saulr II, sane .......... 10 600
, q, ,r,r ~ iO'. " .'..,' $4,000
Jones = ME-; " lian. 81 sNoC4h ~ 100 GLisIs So
IS,3ft f6.haVr, 23N97; 9th st. II :, 1918 e OF
ave y.xJ7 James l. warren 10 Warren Harden tonsd
-. ,4 n srii Mary Wells to May 0miual
David Mary We- Nom nal
"a - ~; ~, : y > S.g f' .. .. $4,000
~ 2a1ais.r ri 1"V o chars Rreadtr '.....'. 1900
'Si ,os s's 10 = Ra'lpI tegel iieiiner 10000
l2S II 3 selIO% toa > int o49 li noi 3et - K
sjiI to neglning; Jane G. vie oi Patrick smith,
".idt1 70 IIre" sintl If .......... -. 10 600
fnr, n welsh to WI am SO icy ........ $4,000
- iio,IoS tei, 10 lane Is yddy y........ $500
'nnrr- and Emanuel SaInnun Thomas Foran.. 100
l1O,hst II 40 (, ( Of 3dave. lOONlODlO; Jennntte
Goyets s'' . ...'....-... 3s560
tar |.r, " : i4sGnnw Of Wesoh,s.tei aye, 4ixlOO
extending 10 at Annsa'ej james y Moran 20 o. ooo
JacISonave, 5. 100 IT $ oi cedar sl. 734Is7Gi co.
fIsys. e. ss T., = ,t tU It rslmtr 81 ioo
WiliaT,,sse n = / % II , Of j,s 5OxI ~ Op.yAease
- 100 eoi - 1t, 1VAlOD; Wm BuniFd to lhos ooo
. ,"ee 20 i II Of l2st-si, 2oAs0; John Btu to
,o,t a7ne of ~ M aS " a." y.Srs ucr ye.r $4,000
&, No %, ~ year., rer year io""
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
Total ss7 24ISS02 2,S55so7 sss 2,2sl.e9s l,Sl7ao
roTAL SINCE NOV. /. 1874.
Pork, Bacon. Lard Beef. Cheese, Ta,low

TOTAL s!NCE NOV i, 1913
Pork. Bacon. Lard. Beef cheese Tailow
,haeso SDs qos io7 500 sss ssosseis
sEEIJS-Ihe demand GRASS dun and unch:Iged
Rough nominal at 81 IS Timothy at s5d$S l2A2 and
Clover st al nc a ,,..,,.-
sold al l6llc. -, . -. u.., .o,.,,. Dan,
prices unchanged saes Of D5 hhds Moa.ses sugar az
S7.c 400 boxes do do. on terms not uantPr'h;
~equote Fair Refining cuba at 71GSe Good do ss1s
Prime do, Ss,.dsAr. Centrifugal, hnds. and boxes ga
s.c No II Box Clsyed at &c Rehned Is strong anu
in active demand quote ~ Sq97c for soft Yellow lod
IOc White IL 4c for Crushed lie for Powdered
an lie. for Granulated. .
psc. ,.,- -, IN .,,
clos ng price consequently refused 70 sell at lS which
was obtained We CLIP the follow ng FROM MesAIs
r Boyd CO.'S Circular OF thistise Oni iighwnes ma
he dur today has been dul ana inactive
opening the 9th with sales of 100 bbs al ~ 20 Gradually
owing heavy arrivals and dines5 O trae
which has Improved, hoped the market closes WIN
ohernys the receipts have Dcta about
e0nal Of the trade AT the reduced price
te stock country has not materially chan ;ed Alcohol
much In Of the denab ana has sur
fered decline OF 5a6c Y gallon Offered al s2 70 win no
hope for mpOyeInept the coming week hlcoho
port entirely nominal al our previous quotations
Receipts OF HghwDes and Alcohol z@OV Dds s*eh, <oVo
bbls.; stock Oh hand, about $500 bbls
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
Wrsr Wisconsin t.lUTAl CpH.A"i,{
:. ~ 4 d. --1tsE fui. |
raoi!lrss Cbaurc5.

A UTNtIES NANTED.-A NAN about to
n of,n strc wishes ~ re'clVr ccn aI rIr,i iS.'
ait GttltIS ~ ni'ir,
I'D u,vrtr. address H., % \. :. HOLMES, Jr,
,'totis, iino.-. -
4 DpTIIDNhL CAPITAL PROCURED Or
nalufGctul' ahi ol ~ I'm x lut're-s
nesat,s.n stat" h'urd ior business Persona wa,
4 advises (w tlOLi OF approved
initie. References: ipperN X Collins Ha-' and
az, 10 oadWG, wentworth * Go, oens "iniiiHl ION,
81 Il IAltlFION, Financial hhd
f5nsiuosS BrO%, % BruahSay.
sNUR SALE IN BROOkLfN-STOFE, F.,
I hANDMAItE AND HOUSlrFIf fNl~liISG GOODS
-rOpE in location, doing good business fnee,
. MY .J,JVJ. Adde'S IIlEO. " ELLIS, J- broadway.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAvAxA seIt 9.-spansh soli, 237a233 Exchange
active; quotations unchanged The sugar naket 70 dnI,
So ~ 10 = 10 21IG3l reals per arIODa. Yet oh
ser ~ a bOlio2s.
dull The sugar market s. d l..
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
@ountrp Real estate for Sale.

nor SALE--TEXAS LAND SCRIP, in tracts
II Of $40 acres which be located anywhere On us
public domain The buyer make at least szC r EYER g
laid out For full address WALLACE slGEtSo
~. Louis Mo.
EOR SALE, AT CROTON--A very desirable
il plot Of scrss with dw.ins house and ontbnlli sc
surtabl- for q gentleman . COUNTRY RESI- DENCE; An
abundance large snail fruits the ;lae Has nhe
""' ~ EDWARD CLARKE, Tribune ONES.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
6ouses ano farms Uanteo.

COMMAND me to procure good, trusty TEN
" ANTS 'or yorr stores, honse' mats or apsrtmen's
49, seekrr, ~ sIch NAV cali SAMUEL KILPATRICK.
InII II cad Iauk Building. 25th st. and 3dave
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
BUREAU FOR TnE COLLECTION or TANRs, /
CovRrnOIsE En- PAgK, ~ CHAMBRlis 81 sept II, 1871
-OTICE no TAX-PAIERS,-\oti is

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-Notic is
" hereby given that the ASSESSMENT ROLLS On PER
hnNAL FR0PI RTY and BANK STOCK for the year 1878
delivered 10 the undersigned aud that the Axes
thereon are nov due and pay able at this oiice.
before the day Of November IT
the peson paying shall be entitled 10 the benens men
toned ia the 9oh OF the Of March 80 $780, VIZ,
OF per from the time
Of pa, ,meTt To the lst Day Of December next -
The ecok will 20 ready FOR ment on the lotn
OF september Instant MARTIN I. MCMAHON.
Ias.lA err af TAI
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
cUPREME COURT of the STATE of NEW
Corporation Noiltrs.

TOR FURNISHING HAY, FEED, &c.-Sealed
proposals wi be received by the FIR Department nu
clock m, sept II, 1870, for furnishing Hay straw,
Oats Feed, sc,
For particulars CITY Record copies for sale at No City
II.I
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
Country properip 20 Est.

A PAIR of twin HOUSES large lots, well
a ocae On high round, dtpOts sc. rent s25 per
month. to good tenants Address MUTUAL FRIEND, lHb-
Oiice.
grLEGANT OLD PLACE for RENT, in
II tauUIhlge Mdss-A large sIuaEe mansion HOUSE. III
ey,ccut order WITH modern Improvements, finely suated
near colleges. with large lawn, hnc eee ana ample
grounds. Address r. T. AP1 HOi.P 20 Watcrstr Boston
rE'O LET or LEASE-A two-story BUILD
ZIG. 80 feet 10y so feet win or without power Apply
20 STAINAE q LAPFEY. East Newark. y. j.. OF c3
IN. st
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
GO Ubcm it Map Concern

CO HNUOW u 1''"U NU"Ref"
New-YOrk Liquor Dealers Protective Union.
~ -N0iice-AI members OF the above Union hereby
notified that regular neetngs will be held every MONDAY
EVENING in future a Masonic Hail. Thrte, nth at, 1e
Third and FonIthSyes BY Or'l,r OF HARRY Cum
&OTICE.-The "SU9SEX DAIRGMHN's AS
SOCIATION" having the milk Of than 1000
dispose OF tie coming year. invite proposals fo ts @
chase the Whole together To he delivered ss
cu,ries railroad Stations the parties may agree for
particulars inquire of - -
HEZEKIAH SMITH,
JOSEPH SIRADE.i, Augusts, y. J., or
Sept 6. 1875. FRANKLIN sMIlH, Newton, " l.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
Nem-Jersep Real Gstate tor Sale.

ORANGE, N. J.-FURNISHED HOUSE: !:
~ neat And cean depot ample fruit and shade owner
going abroad opportunity for pleasant home $50 d.
GREEN, with ]. M. Wentz 3SS Broadway.