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The New York herald., 1875-09-17

DAWNBROKERiS SALE.-TH0S. j. M'GRATH. AUC.
uoneer, los Chatham street Mulberry viii sell
this day. III O'Clock, Mems Womens Clothing Jewelry
&c Dresses shawls Remnants Quilts Blankets, Bedding
Boots Shoes &c also Coats, Pants and Vests also Gold
and Silver Watches Diamonds and Gold Jewery. Guns Ps
tolls, Musical Instruments &c By order T. CARROLL South
Fifth avenue. n. B.-Sae of Jewery will commence III
O'Clock, sharp.
The New York herald., 1875-09-17

TAWNBROKERS SALE.-R FIELD GENERAL AUC-
L tioneer salesroom No. Bowery will sell this day AT IL
O'Clock, COO lots mems and womens Clothing, Dresses
Shawls, Remnants Undertaking. Quilts Blankets Bed
ding Boots Shoes &c. &c also $50 lots mems Clothing
0vereoas Coats Pants Vests &c &c By order of D. De-
Long, East Broadway
The New York herald., 1875-09-17

yNILLIAM ABBOTT AUCTIONEER-oFFTCE, NO.
w Chambers street. will sell this day. lOls o'clock,
by virtue OF execution at Walters Saesroorrs No ~
East Broadway, large lot of Household Furniture fine
Brussels Carpets and quantity of Sewing Machines also
Paor Suits, Looking Glasses Paintings Wood and Cane
Chairs.
CHARLES r. MATHEWS Marshal.
The New York herald., 1875-09-17

DAWNBROKERS SALE THIS DAY.--JAMES AGAR
Auctoneer win sell AZ 90 New Bgwery, 5Uou Dresses,
Shswls Underclohing Table Linen Blankets Quilts Boots
Shoes Coats, Pantaoons aad Vests BY order Of d. e. Fer
Fnson Broome street.
The New York herald., 1875-09-17

A UCTIoN sALE-A LOT OF UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE
"A from the La Pierre House 10 be sold by HOLBROOK
ROLLINS. asa Canal street. epemper IL AZ ~ o'closk
The New York herald., 1875-09-17

NTARsHAL'S SALE.-PETER BOWE. ACCTIoNEER;
1N this day at l1E O'clock at the auction No. IL
University place. Eighth street the Contents
Fixtures of Wine store consisting Of baskets Heidsc
and Roederer Champagne Wines cases Picked
Oysters Canned Fruits Bar Counter Back Bar Mirror lee
p. DALEY Marshal.
The New York herald., 1875-09-17

INOR sALE-PAIR LARGE BAY CARRIAGE HORSES
IL pair rotting Mares thoroughbred saddle Horse Clarence
Phaeton, Brewster Buggy double Sleigh three sets double
Harness. Robes Whips Lveres Saddles &C. &c the prop
erty of Mr. COURTLANDT PALMER which he Is exhibiting
for sale prior TO his departure for Europe at his stable 243
East Twentieth street.
The New York herald., 1875-09-17

comprising rich rosewood and walnut Paror Suits in Satin
silk and chamber library and dining Furniture
Cabinets, Music Stands Easel Annoes Loun ;es Easy
Chairs, Hall Stands, &c, &c
The New York herald., 1875-09-17

An elegant OF tho Furniture OF the Sst
modern and unique styles OF paror chamber. dining and
hall in elegant carved walnut rosewood covered in damask
and superb Centre and Gard Tables and every variety
OF style OF Furniture
The above is exhibition and win repay those in
want of furniture TO DO sold at auction at No 90 Liberty
The New York herald., 1875-09-17


NEAISON MICHEL-M0DES-426 SIXIEME AVENUE,
1 pres Vingsixeme rue, MARIE TILMANN, successcur.
vens de Paris e plus compet assortment
dc Chapeaux Bonnets toutcs les nOyce coueurs
de Tuve Paris ct PerrerJohn Mante herese.
Overture de Ia saison, Jeudi. 23 Scptembre
DARfS MILLINERY, NO. WEST BOTH STREET.
i Nine FERRERO has the honor to 70 the ladies'
and patrons that she has just returned from Paris with
gpend selection Of fall and winter Bonnets and round
Hats exquisite style, taste aud finish. the deuelle
Cachemre Creme the becoming shade Praise Ecraseeu "
Opening September 30 for which she will send invitation
Admttance by card only.
The New York herald., 1875-09-17

IMPORTANT SALE or RICH FURNITURE.
THE ENTIRE STOCK or LARGE MANCFAC-
TURER
The New York herald., 1875-09-17

REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every horse that Is warranted sound Kind an
true in harness. from three days is given to tes
warrantees.
The New York herald., 1875-09-17

ENoR sALE-A VERY HANDSOME BLACK HORSE 1e
hands high, years old good stopper; will make
splendid carriage horse; will be sold reasonable No West
Thirteenth 60
The New York herald., 1875-09-17

LNoR sALE-A PAIR OF PONIES, THREE A. -
IL years old; Harness. Phaeton; also a pair -FOUR
Horses l9 hands years. glass circular front Lanabaek
sold sacrifice by calling at the private stable No 81 Ee
Thirty third street The stock will be shown any time during
the day
The New York herald., 1875-09-17

AMUSEMENTS-SEcoED PAcE-Fifh and Sixth columns
ASTROLOGY-SRcOND PAGK-First column
BIkLlARDS-ELEyESTE PAGE-Third column.
BOARDERS WANTED-ELEvKHrH PAGE-Second and thi
The New York herald., 1875-09-17
HORSES, cARh..GEs 50

ENOR SALE-AN ELEGANT TEX - ,>'>->-~---
IL Mares. warranted sound and kind nF ZINE ROAD
hands, and years old Can be an4 harness; l5S
day Address owner G. o. D. box 1876 New yen any fair
The New York herald., 1875-09-17

ToHN M'DoNOUGH, AuCTIoNEER.-BY VIRTUE OF
C chattel mortgage will expose for sale public
auction Friday, the l7th day OF September 1875 81
Fourth i avenpc e az II o'clock noon 4 and ! Cor;
double Stands and Racks, Stone C2ix30 and Table 8
Chairs 3pinch Paper Cutter, lot Printing Material all
Fixtures and Lease Of said promises JOHN H. EARRING
TON, Attorney for mortgagee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-29
ln0fr 10 Advertisements

AuInFNeNr,-E crsaM Po1e-4th. 9Th. and 9th columns
BANNING HOUSES A>D BANKERs-Ienh IG0e-6th col
BOARD AND RooMs-Fihh Puc.-5th and 9th columns.
BUSINESS NoTIcrs-SiIh PGge-lst column;
CHANCES ron BUSINESS MES-Ienh P0ge-6th column
CoPARTsERsHIP NOTICES enM idge- ON coiunii'
DEN1ISrRY- Eleventh TuOe-2d COLUMN
DIVIDEND NOTICgs-Tfnh rage oth g. nv u c., -,
EUROPEAN ADvERTIsENkSrs -LicrenM ioge-o'n ooi'
EIRorg.S HorrIs-IYnA PoSe-5th and 9th columns
TINAScIAI-7ea,h Pafe-5th aud 9th columns
FINE ART Eleventh I'dJe-Gth column
FURNITURE-E icrcnh PGge-lst cOl M NJ, c.,
HoR,Es CARRIAGES. HARNESS, &c-fHm io9e-otn
ISsrErorrox- Righh Pace-3d and 4th columns.
LYcTuErs AND MEETINGs-Eerenh PGge-6th column
LEGAL NOnCEs-Nith F0qe-1lb column.
LOST AND FOUSD-Btcrenh Rage 81 column'
MAOHINRKY-Tenth Iage-6th column, o.. 80,
MARBLK AND SLATE MANTELs-Te"h fo9e-otn Coi-
GIscsILassoUs-E Eighth Poqe-6th column: 7welfh Po9e
--4th. 5th aud 9Th columns. 80 -
Music Al INSTRUMENTS -Eicpcnh Po9e-6th column
NEW PUBIIC ATIoNs-EGhth IGge-3d column -
REAL LsTATR PoR sAIk-CiIY-LtQhh fage-4'NN 80 V",,
umn: BRooKLYN-Eighh P0Je-4th column; NEW
JEKsEY-Eighh Pdge-4th and 9th columns oINIkt
-Ei1bh VG0S-5th column AuCTloS-btghW idge-
9th column; To EXCHANGE Etghm idQe-oth COLUMN
sALYs by AUCTioS-Eler6nh Tagged column
sAyINGs BANKS Tenth PGge-6tn column
spEoIAI NOTICE5-SetenM P0ge-6th column. So,
bITUATIoNs WANTED. MALLS Lteenh idgeI-o ana ~
columns: FENALEs-LIeve'H& Pd0e-Sd' aih' ana ON
oOluInns. 4. No., c,,,
STEAMBOATS, AND RAlLEOADs-NHtW 4 "Se %" ""N ''
sToKIGT-TtnM PGge-6th column
SIgAnERs OCskS-FicrenM PGge-1st column
SuMsER RETIRE Nrs-F1h pGge-6ib column.
TgAOHtgs-EighM Fdqc-4th column o.,
To LkI CIli PROPERTY-EiJ.h P0Qe-3ih ana olh
Columns: RronKLYS-Eighh Pdge-G.h column; CoUA
TRY Eighth Page-6th column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-29
POLITICAL NOTES.

These kind words refer to cx-Congressman
Il. L. Butter, and from The Indianapolis JournaI /:
" lie is charitable, chaste, AMI temperate Ito does not
boast Of generous acts, bat often does thom lie never
CANDLES rarely takes glass of vine and only swears on
considerable provoration, lie Ia not saint, hut com
pared with some OF his dof'lners, he Is Hyperion to
satyr"
The Cincinnati Gazette apparently has littlo
faith In the statement that Secretary Dtano has been
adysod 10y numerous friends To abandon hi. purpose "
resign about this time" 1t suggests that the friends
whose sd, Ice II mighty should create public ssnt
mcnt in behalf of tho Secretary by sending communities
tons to tho newspaper accompanied with their names
OF course not necessarily for publication but ms o. e,i
dence Of good faith" The Gd-ene evidently has little
fear o being overwhelmed with numerous letters flvm
various parts of the country"
The assembling of the New Hampshire I.egis-
ature upon which tho duty Of eleoting Governor do
wolves. IL looked forward u Ia that with m unusual
degree OF interest According To the latest advloos tina
Republicans hold tho key to tho political situation. or
tho 1913 members elected 10 tho House tho Republicans
claim lol and the Democrats 1872 The Senate evenly
divided at present each party having nye eu
beers. Two vacancies. however, to lie nied on lout
ballot The ootJ persons yot mentioned In connection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-29

1t thus appears that little more than two
thirds of all the goods in bonded ware
houses in the United States are stored at the
port of Now-York. In comparing the values
of tho merchandise in warehouse. it il to
be remembered that the aggregates previous TO
1878 include tea and coffee, which beng now
free of duty are no longer stored in the Gov
eminent warehouses. On the LIST OF January
1872, the value Of tho coffee in bonded
warehouses was $7,600,39 and that Of the
tea, IS, 9O9, d93. A year later. however. there
remained in bond only 1922, $40 of coffee and
$5O6,s59 of tea. BY strictly fair comparison
it will be found that the value OF the ner-
chandise in warehouse has fallen Onc-tlird
since January 1, 1873, and the decline has not
yet been arrested. A contrast of quantities
would he more satisfactory than one OF values,
but such a comparison is possible only for par
ticuar articles. We have compiled list of
some of the principal commodities, showing the
quantities in bond at all the ports on January
1879 aru of fha somc uat "a in 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-29
THE DECLINE or PIRTISAN JOCBNALISM

One of the most noticeable passages in Mr..
Parke Godwins admirable speech At the duncr TO Carl
Schurs omitted from THE TRIBUNE report yesterday
for gck OF space 1t the veteran editors view OF the
present tendency to Indc pendent Journalism. He sad
The Journal In the second place. IL rapidly rn; 10 un'
examp hi ts of influence, because 10 aprch"ls moro
consciously and fully than eycr bCioro lie True plco
among the working forces Of the higher llOp1S,ndisu
TIme when any politician might by tho contribution
few dollars. establish bis newspaper aud lee an
editor bay Martin kepta poet to pil Thea biaoAns
lime when any faction, whatever It's ogrc''' hSb
lind yenal writer's to bray out is praises and =; sitnr
its opponents for small CXpCodlturo In dlnbcs or
wine, or. when the hlrelng better knew hIs Waldo,
for good fat olico two But th1I tltie
believe IL passing away. and tho press IL bcgrhhS 70
feel might, IFS zeal vitality. like iis real dis
nity lies In the indie pendent ana fearless incrth, alton OF
itself with tho bvnest interests, the highest a.Ge tlo
unolassed sympatles Of the masscs q. society," u iros
that IT II an organ not Of cGucs not even 90 pttnc,
much individual directors, but OF oiluhi,on' IA
It's brdest and uOblcst tendencies. Through " chiVu
speaks H.. unscctarian bcneIceIcc: through sochoo
unfold, the splendid wonders OF ts discoveries; ur"sn
IL politics fights the sleek wppucrS, tho corruiiiohi,s
aud the plunicres, in order to elevate tie g'ii" ing
di-lnteCsed tho patriotic statesmen; ana thaVcth"
the spirit of humanity viii push forward those gros ~
forms IN huance. economy, and In social fc; wdvn
VIII euglrn ignorance expose seltshncss, ana NV '"o
hoayy bLiions from tho downtrodden ana TIC poor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-29

always less easily driven than coaxed' On
the other hand, strong sense Oh
Injustice and outrage il quito con
sstent with thai Of tho lulicrous' Inc
fault of our comic newspapers has oeeh u
preponse levity, with nothing to snirh "''
The public soon woaries OF mere
crimace. and there Is kind OF
laughter which creates violent suspicion o,
n vacant mind. All the dead sheets ded Of
too many puns, for these, ut tho best are /"
radically bad soft of wit. Putting ASIDE tho
illustrations of which we are at present
SAYING nothing, we are obliged TO au'
NIT that orr facotious friends eH-
hailed, because they had nothing 10 say
which came home to mems business anu
bosoms. They had talent of certain sort
they were not without doxtcrity; the kiidiy
reader felt that it would be humane to laugh IL
only he could In order that the sobric'y
which was mt variance with his bettor feeling,
might not constantly pain him. he stopper
buying the humorous weekly. When we nave
ono with the muscle of thought and tho
sincws of intent in it, he will resume his pur
chascs and laugh with the lOudest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-29
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers. S10per annuln.
SEMi-W EEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers. 81 per an.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, 50 per annunl.
dvertising Rates.
DAILY TRIBUNE. 20c. SOC 40c. JOc. Zoe and 81 per
line.
Sgu-WEEKIY TRIBUNE, 25 and so cents per line.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 50, 50. and So per line
According 20 position IN the paper.
Terms, cash in advance.
Address. THE TRIBUNE, New-lork.
Persons unable 10 obtain TIE TRIBUNE an any Of the
trains boats or hotels in hch is usually Sold H con
Ter aror by ipforniag this oldcO Of the circumstances
Advertisements received at uptown Offices, ,23S
Broadway cor. ;}1st-st., or 3OS W. 23dst.; at the
Harlem Office, 1856 Fourth-ave., between 10th
and 13Oth-sts.; and at the Brooklyn Branch ONCE,
323 Westinghouse. next door to the Office till
n. M, at regular rates.
Advertisements and subscriptions received at the
Philadelphia office, ~ South Sixth-st.
THE TRIBUNE'S MONTHLY CALENDAR.
IT,, Iae dgyes indicate ne dogs Of TIE mOne small ones
d1USO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-29

The recent demise of Mr.. Dawson Stanley
and of another gentleman who also had been
engaged occasionally upon humorous news
papers, has revived the Old question, Why do
all the funny publications die youngi Our
cotemporarics wrestle with this cOnun
drum as if it were perfectly fresh, saying over
again with an air of wisdom what has
often been said before. The true solution for
ell that is . simple one. The public would not
buy tho comic newspapers because it did not
want them; and the newspapers expired
because the public would not buy
them. We suppose that az corol-
larry of this we must, however roluct-
antly, admit that the publications thus
fatally neglected, though professedly amusing,
failed to amuSe. Nothing-not even lucre-
can come of nothing; tho little money gathered
with infinite difficulty at the start was
soon expended, and mono had flowed
in; while writers and draughts
men, printers and papcr-makers, have a
most serious preference for being paid
promptly. There is no laughter like that
which has cink Of coin for an Obbligato.
So they went their way-the pioneer Budget Of
Faa (about lS30), which was as mournful as
possible; and then John Donkey and The
Lantern: Vanity Fair, MOmus, Started as q
daily, Ms. Grundy and PuachmeliO. Sharp
or sorry testers, coarse or refined, stupid or
clever they incontncntly sunk to the rccepta-
Gle of things lost on earth; and rs each of
them gave up the ghost we had, by way of
funeral discourse over the stark and stiff
Yoricls, philosophical dscourses upon the
impossibiliiy of establishing n comic newspaper
in this country. II Aristophanes and Terence,
Rabelais and DR.. Swift, Tom Hood and
Donglas Jerrold should rise from the dead and
undertake here the joint management of a
comic newspaper, with lIogarth and Cruikshank
and Lecch aud DOre to draw for it, it was
felt that the speculation would be failure,
and the bantling short-lved, in spite of all
it, ioyial godfather5 might promise in its be-
half.
Fun pure and simple, so raro as to be its
own excuse for being, and with no serious
purpose informing it. il also so uncommon as
well as short lived. that IL asked for good
specimen of it We might find even morscl
of such quality difficult of selection. Under
tho widest license of jest md caricaturr,
there is oltcncst sad sobriety of purpose.
" He shows, ms he removes the mask, A face
CHATS anything bnt gay sings Thackeray ut
the end of one Of his droll little Christmas
books There are men of such nature that they
can keep no terms with any wrong or
falsehood or folly which they may en-
counter. No compliance for them! Their ref
ut,.ions arc plain, their denuncia;ions are
blunt, their rcproachcs are direct, while
their swift blows scoIn the dallianco OF
irony and ridicue. AS spade is
spade, 40 with thcm, sham
is sham. Society may sometimes
be in such sore ease, that nothing can servo it
40 well 40 their downright ways but most
frequently their vchcmcnce makes moro mis-
chief than it mcuds, since human nature is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-29
|. 1873. and at The same date in 1870

Under the circumstances, 1t ~ not strange
that the warehouselncn are complaining OF
dull times and crying out against tho burdens OF
local taxation. The ability of tenants to pay
rents and taxes depends upon their incomes.
The aggregate income of the population OF
New-York and Brooklyn, computed in dollars
and cents, has perhaps fallen off twenty per
cent since 1872. The taxes, however. have
not been reduced, but increased on all sides.
The municipal debts of New-YOrk aud Brook
lyn are magnificent contrivances for keeping
up the taxes, The City OF New-lork Will
this year pay some thirty and odd million dol
lars for State and city taxes of which aggregate
onp-third will be for interest on bonds. To
reduce taxation in correspondence with the re-
duced incomes Of the population OF the city
six millon dollars should be retrcnched, as
summing the aggregate income OF the commu-
nity stated III money, to have fallen oil IN
that proportion. Interest on debt being per
petual and increasing item in the tax-levy, 1t
follows that the reduction, if made at oil,
must I've made in the expenditures for general
rulposcs, and to make the burden on the tax
PAYERS one-tifth lighter. the general eXpendi-
lures must he cut down thirty per cont, the
debt charge remaining the same. Us matter
of fact however, the tax levied by the city
this wear will be heavier than ever, and the
debt viii continue To increase.
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0mueemen.s ono tileeiin9e.


ACADEMY or Music.-Ml;30: Bryant Benefit
Boorus TuvArrR.-At 1880; Bryant Benefit AT =;
"Amy EObSart." Nelson.
BowyRy OrrRA HoUsE-At2: Bryant Bencfit
BowrRY TmEA1rs-At 1880; Bryant Benefit
DAYS Form AvENUE 1IIRArrH.-" The Big BONANZA
GRAND OPERA House." Ahmed"
I0CEUN nIHATRR.-At 100; Bryant Benefit AT \;
|" Ia Jolie Parfumeusc." Aimee.
o. vmrIc T1rHlrrR.-At Q; Bryant Benefit At :;
Variety Entertainments
PARK TlIE ,rEa-At 1880: Bryant Benefit AZ &; "pa'!
Crockett"
TuEATER CoNIouE-At 2: Bryant Benect
s,s FRAxcIsco MINsrRgLs At 1880: Bryant Benefit
Ats: Birch and Wambold.
VsioS SoVARE THFATTR.--h l:JO; Bryant bei''u" ~
3: "Tic Two Orphans"
UNION LEAGUE THEATKR.-Conccrt. Annie " horie
wAIlAca's THEATgR-At 100: Bryant Benefit NJ 81
"kOad to Rum"
Ac.nrxY OF DrsfGx Exhibition Of Paintings
ASSOCIATION HNI--Meetng. American Geographical
Society.
AmERIcAs BuTrkR AND CnErsR ExcHANGI-Puhlio
Meeting.
CArrroLiNE GRouNDs-Baruum's Tippodrome.
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART.-Paintlngs. statusry
etc.
PRrsBrrsRIAS HoMR-Auniversary Meeting
ROBINSON HAiI--TahcauX WANTS
sRvrSrr.YiRsr REGIMENT ARMoRi. - Tr"ihingschoo'
Fair. go
TwpNTYsEcoxp REGIMENT AnuoRY - Homeopathic
Hospital Fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-29
THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1875.
TRIPLE SH E E II .
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRXJGN.-In settlement Of the Gustav affair the
German flag was saluted at Guetara in Span. -
Legal proceedings have been begun by the Prussian
authorities against the Prince Bishop of Breslau.
- Tho Prince of Wales was installed Us Grand
Master OF the United Grand Lodge of Masons in
England.
DOMEsrIC.-The President has accepted the rtsig-
nation of Attorney-General Williams and appointed
Edwards Pieuepont to the vacant position. -
The City Of Oshkosh. Wis, was nearly destroyed
by fire the loss is estimated at $2,0O0,000.
- Gen. W. i. Bartlett was screnaded
In Richmond by ex-ConfedcIate officers
and thanked for his speech at Licking
ton. - A fire at Hernicn, n. u, destroyed tie
business part Of the town. The loss is estimated ut
100000. - Gov. Kellogg Of Louisiana has d-
rected suit To be begun against tho State-Audi:Or
- The scm-annual meeting Of the American
Antiquarian Society was held in Boston. - Tho
Rev. DR.. Thomas \. Jaggar was consecrate1 Bishop
Of tho Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio
CuY.--In The suit against Mr.. Bcecher b. +. Tracy
testified aud Mrs OyingtOn recalled for further
examination. - The formation of an extensive
combination agtatod tho oil trade. - The Police
Board abolished three precincts. - German
residents gave banquet and screnade TO Carl
Schun. - Tho annual meeting of the Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Company was held. -
THERMOMETER 49,. 46o, 42o. - Gold, ISL,
1853. 115A. Gold value Of the legal-tendcr
dollar at tho olosc SOTO cents.
THR WEATuER.-Tho Government; report predicts
clear and warm weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-29
Business Notires.

Before YOU start on q journey secure an
accident policy in the original IHAvELE OF Hartford
DYEING AND CLEANING.-Take your DyclnS
IIsHnHNr 81 Dusnos, 7J2 broadway and 6lo slnhNer
York, aud Ito and l6S PcrIepOhsL biooAyh Ls'ao
Bsh0d So yesIA
LIGHT, AIRY, ACCESSIBLE, ELEGANr-ihe
offices 80 THY lEIBCSK building ready Isl OF way ne
beat finest and proportion quality cheap' III the Cy
Absolutely proof hard wood fuish steam and gas hAts
omulet Ia Us With Tries and wansc0ted ia marble
two SIDE BY dc separate ventatDg fnes O eth
room Apply ~ fur TRUCAs Counting Room HAN tAo
available already gone.
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to an additional decrease Of great magnitude
for 1876. Such violent fluctuations must Sc
yerely test the financial strength Of the I'M
porters and Wholesale merchants, and it is
matter for congratulation that 80 few firms
have failed since the crisis of 1878. The next
table gives the total value Of tho foreign mer-
chandisc in the bonded warehouses of the
United States, and at the port of Ncw-York
on the 1st of January in each year from 1870
IN 1874 inclusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-29
TRANQUILITY RESTORED ALONG TIE TEXAN
FRONTIER.

CoRPUs CnRIsTI, Texas, April 2S.-lhere IL
no Information OF any nidng having been done 90
crimes committed IN this county for several days Cap"
McNeely has ordered all companies OF citizens 10 dlS
band wloh Ia, boon promptly DONE showing that con-
ddonce Is placed ia him. All tho citizens approve o. MS
action and ill respond immediately should their ser zee
be ncodod Ilo scouting through the injected Siy
tuots assuring both American and Mexican cltiscDs nN
they shall III ptolrcted and that lie viii rid tho county
OF outlays Thor are sti sOme foars, as tho wbeiv
abOus Of racis no lave G<osscd uVn pcheV INV
DOT Ds~, "a iniod-
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take stand against suoh an Outrage upon
dccency. But what do the Massachusetts gen
tomon who were 40 conspicuous low months
ngo in tho Simmons fight, think OF freSi-
dent who offers to take Butler into his Cam-
net aftor Massachusetts, and even tho Essex
district have rcnudiaied him