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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-02-25

WE have before Us, in the Indianapolis
Sun, the late law of the Indiana Legisla-
ture fixing the pay of assessors in that
State. 1t says: They shall receive in
compensation for the services required OF
"them the sum Of 50 per day and no more,
"to be paid to them from the county
TREASURY upon the Auditors warrant.
Will our solons make a note of this
before they determine to pass the pend
ing assessors bill, which will involve a
cost to the taxpayers of from 100000 to
$40, 900 per annum?
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-02-25
The Force BILL.

The Chicago Tribune administration
Republican,, commences an article dep.
recating the introduction of this measure
by its party leaders, with the following
sentence:
The prevailing anxiety among the Re
PHblcans Ofthe country is that, during the
few remaining days of the present session,
Congress will pass out Of the control OF the
cool and temperate men, and in few hours
of madness enact a series of unfortunate
acts that will have tile effect of com pleting
the discontinue which overlook the Repub-
lican party last fall. Had the Democratic
leaders the preparation of bills intended to
destroy the Repu blican party and give the
Democrats all the political capital they
need, they could not have concocted mea-
sures better adapted for that purpose than
those already presented to Congress and
urged as purely Republican measures.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-02-25

IF the Louisiana question should be
adjusted upon the terms telegraphed, the
two parties will stand precisely as they
did before the five Conservative members
were bayonetted out Of the Legislature.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-02-25
The March of Events HE POIfdf
cal Outlook.

We are in receipt of information from
Washington that Grants third term pro-
gramme is rapidly developing itself; that
he is determined to be the Republican
candidate, and to elect himself if des-
perate measures will avail. He will
start in the nominating Convention with
large carpet-bag vote from the South,
and will capture enough from the North
to give him the nomination. This will
produce Republican bolt, and should
be followed by fusion, with the Dem
ocratic organization as a nucleus, of all
the elements opposed to converting the
Republic into an Empire with the South
ern States as conquered provinces. But we
willlet our distinguished Washington cor
respondent explain the situation in his
own words:
"On one thing you may rely, Grant
means to be the next Republican candi-
date, and he mems to be elected Will he
be nominated? In my opinion he aciu.
He will start with 1873 electoral votes,
and can get enough from the North to
nominate him. VIII he be elected !?
There will be revolt in the Republican
party and he will be ANONYMOUSLY de-
feated if ace, the opposition, do not so act
as to exclude allies. But if we nominate
a close Democrat, the Republican party
may not be much broken. A liberal man
like -- or -- or a
man like Hancock Ca Democrat who
fought for the Union) can combine all
the elements of opposition and drive the
Republican GRANTEES out of all the posi-
tons in the Government in an over
whelming tide of humiliating defeat"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-02-25

The National Grange has adopted
report declaring that subordinate
oranges should be fostered b. the Ma
tional Grange, and that manufacturers in
the South should be encouraged
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-02-25

THE law prohibiting the collection of
State taxes in Auditors warrants, was a
God-send to the money changers, whose
profits were in proportion to the tax-pay-
ers' losses. But the State did not gain a
cent. Let it be repealed
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-02-25

THE Senate to-day (18th) did good
thing in passing Col. Stones bill to reg
ulate and simplify the collection of the
railroad tax, the merits of which meas
ure we discussed in recent issue. Now
let the House take it in hand and lose no
time in passing it.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-02-25

THE Biennial Session Amendment
passed its third reading in the House on
The 18th, by the requisite two-thirds ma
jority. The twenty-seven negative votes
were all cast by colored members.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-02-25

Hon. ALLEN I. CAPERToN, who was
On Wednesday elected Z. S. Senator
from West Virginia was a member of the
Confederate Congress in 1868. He is
now about sixty years old; was bern in
Monroe county, Virginia; is lawyer by
profession; was a Union Wing before
the war, and is now Conservative Dem
ocrat
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-02-25

The bill to reduce the pay Of school
superintendent passed the House to-day,
(22d.) Of the twenty-five negative votes,
nineteen were cast by colored members.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-02-25
FAVORABLE REPORTS FOR LOUISA
MA CONSERVATIVES.
Returning Board Condemned.

G. +. Hoar, Chairman of the special
committee on Louisiana affairs, made q
report, closing with the following resolu
ton:
WHEREAS, The Returning Board OF
the State of Louisiana in canvassing and
compiling returns and FORMULATING the
results wrongfully applied an erroneous
rule of law, by reason whereof persons
were awarded in the House of Represen-
tatives seats to which they were not en-
titled, and persons entitled To seats were
deprived of them;
ResOLOed, That it is recommended 10
the House of Representatives in Louis
lana to take immediate steps to remedy
said injustice, and to seat the persons
lawfully entitled to their seats.
Resolved, That VIM u. Kellogg be re-
cognized as Governor of the State OF
Louisiana until the end of his term of
office expires by Limitation of the Con
stitution of the State.
The majority and minority reports
were ordered published
The result of colloquy between the
members as which was the majority
and to which was the minority, it may
be stated that all the members of the
committee report against the action Of
the Returning Board that Messrs.
Foster, Phelps, Potter and Marshal
unite in majority report that there was
no general intimidation i'll the State, but
free and fair election, which resulted
if favor of.the Conservatives, who were
deprived of the results by the wrongful
action of the Returning Board. Messrs.
Hoar, Wheeler and Frye unite in the
minority report, and Foster assents
with Hoar, Wheeler and Frye to com
promise recognizing Kellogg as Govern
or, and giving a majority in the house to
the Conservative delegates.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-02-25

The Senate has passed, over the Gov
ernOr's veto, the bill authorizing the pay
ment of State taxes in Auditors war
rants Good. Now let the House do
likewise.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-02-25

THE Governor has approved the Sal
airy Reduction bill. So far so good.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-02-25

The PANoLA STAR.-This excellent
paper, by the retirement of Mr.. S. &.
Balch, is now under the sole charge Of
J. H. Polk, Esq.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10

including 1000 speculation export s.les
Mdfipg Uplands Low Mdding clause deliverable Marcl
and April at 6iSlsd do do, deliverable April and May o
LIvEkPooL Doc. 9-1:s0 m.-Bacon. So cwt for Lon.
Clear Mtidles and 578 for Short Clear Mddes Lard. 58t
Hcwt Pork 926 y fierce for Prime Mesa
IiNBRIUO Dec $3.50 ni-Of the sales Of Cotton to day
1900 tales American
LtNEgrOO Dec p-4:J0 n m.-Saies OF MiddfnE Upland
Cotton Low Mndng clause shipped January and February
(er sai) ED sales VI Midiing Orleans Low Midfne
clause shipped December and January saip at 6ed
lINkRtool Dec. e-5 y. mCorn 33 q3S6 y quarter Tor
Mixed western Bacon, 6iT cwt for Long Clear Mddes
Lend 6Si Pcwt -
LoNDoN. Deo 9-l2S0 p. m--Consols for money e3iils
ipr the account 93 s United states bonds lSOs lOss
New Ftyes, 104 a. Erie Railway shares. 1ia
LONDON Dec. 91So from Paris quote Rentee
al 60L Csc
LONDON, Dec s2;so m--oOnsos for money. ss"is for
the account, 81.
LONDON bec. 9-3 D. m.-Tho bullion in tho Bank Of En-
gland has decreased 92S000 during the past week Tsow
80 D owt
LONDON Dec. $3.50 p. m.Te proportion OF the Bank
liability. which last per cent is
Al The bullion withdrawn Bank OF En-
gland on balance today is 100000.
LoNDOS Dec 81 m.-Cons0is for money, 03 Tor
the account ~ iie Ere Railway shares, 15s dO Pre-
terTed. 81.
1Ota
LONDON Dec 9-Evenng.-spem Oil so7assS y ton
Linseed OIL 25 y cwt
PARIS Dec 9-p m-The specie the Bank Of France in
creased 23225000 francs during the week Exchange on
London, 26L l3c.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
COTTON MARKETS.

MEwpHI. Dec ?.-Cot0n firm for better GRADES lower
gsos NEGLECTED; nddl ao l2 eeeiDts lq s eAS; s, snip
CHAsToN Dec 9(oiton quiet Maans IIi Sc lTfS ne T
c ss I7I bales: sales 400 baes; stock Gl, ,5So bales
g"2HHAI7; 5 R R'S n Sg iiaac Good Ordinary io7c.
net receipts, 1888 bales; eios DIV pans' %poJ se
castyse 2l77 bales sales, 1900 baes; si0cE' 2O94%i
Ds%vAyxAH Dec Cotton steady Middllng i2'sci Low
Miding, 2sc Good Ordinary II net iete@s' @ 49, 80
bales goss 1882 baes expors 10 France ioV' Oa'eS'
NOZZLE Dec. 9-Coton quiet; Middlins ~ l5'se:i Low Low
tdiDg. II - Good oElinaIy dG7G ddsi nSs &
isls-. sales GOj bale. stock 5p,SSs bses ,oz. ,v
BALn4oah Dee 9-C9uqn n,n i"sns, os, receipts 156
61les exports 10 Brtan 100 bales oolstwise d9
bales sales 37j bales spnnerS' iCo o"o'' S'A' i'00
HStysrov. Doc 9-Cotton firm; good demand offerings
lie net receipts, 86l bses gross o91 haies @ & sSPos oa
coastys 1858 baos sales 500 bales stock SoSso% 81, % 3es
,a!as. AG@ss5S PSS iSs Mddns c Good Ordinary lic net
receipts .6 IS bales sales LOO oaies Nddupr
row Middine I2i.c: Good Ordinary nominal net rcfeips
2 % bales exports coas~se, $40 bales safes oo oHes
S1sr0S Dec Cotton quiet Mddhng. l3hc Low
MGGiSg. l5c Good Ordinary, l2tc net recelp,s e sci
PRIiGDELfHA Dec 9-CoOn quet Mloung @ git do,t.' az
Midmg I3c. Good Ordinary l2sc.i net receipts ofo
i5i Dec 9~Cottop steady Mddling l2ae; ISg s
hslcs sipmens 643 bales sales $50 bales stocs ioL']
bales baless.o,v Nee eCorton steady; Mdding. l29c; net
reccps 1928 bales exports ooast"Se So5o OA0' sA'
oalss gsc,ssaT Dee s~cotton nrm Middlng l2,o Low
D,iSiin GOOD Ordinary, IL i2c net receipts V333
bales Shipments 5l9 bales saes Slo bales SA' oo''
oilST nSSlsynAE. Doc s-Cotton firm Middlng l2ac
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
r.oy,,,vcv u / Dec 9.-Prlnting C0ths-Markot con.
tune, aniet snd rather weaker although mol quo'a'"
changed.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10

suoss state 1883 I2asc do 1919 7siie; OLD o,ds "a
% Sss pp sse ss pretty
s@s.3 3 ps d Ssas g. s sssssps % 200 os ss fos S
In ght dnana s sa5y nominal az 81 ssoe Tor so
'SSSTSA1 sroREs-Tnere was slightly better busucs,
Sn soqsG ~ e os & % asS SweS SS eS &
regards .ransaoo WHICH InHrseS u 30 sSlS SS SGei 9
sSs NO Tar ana Pso quiet sns ala late price.
were nS%GsS S =. Se Sn he Wharf 'ns % OO
o6FAN FKEIGlIls-There were no changes q import, %
s"S sSse charter ro and attory The offerings
,hsD sne ADVANCE in fact the
Ss% Sco bush Gram At iod0 800 bales Cotton
d compressed 100 Oil cake at S0s also by SAIL 2oo0
n. sss' GSSR TSss % W % %aa on the berth for this port
for SssSco STS at & & S SorTssn Shn s BeTsm %
tons register laid on ,hc berth for ths for general
Grain On priyatS terms the qgosbs iOd go
ss.s n ai'S coo es faTa s Cd ton 10 Antwerp Sy
4 ES sS'' p Se"SS Ss tom. s 0ds reesIsr E
Iy%cS with general cargo ,O9o gys:
with genera merGhanaise at Imp sum = not made
baco win Flour 81 20 The nominal rate for Grain TO
Cork for orders was "a Cd DO 70 the gTstS ChsnTs m 81 8
Prom Baltimore there The charter Of N9TwSssn bari
oiLsyThere only fair jCSeips trade in Iigssed but
reduced supplies PI%e sound qgoIcd St t24Sc and Maine
PErRoLEUM-Therc was another day Of dulness but no
nominsl than real position crude bulk quoted
fSei in bbis al i2Se DO, eases at lGia aioc.
for care9es city Naphhs 500 in Shipping orier Re
81 i20l2tc for the former and 12d12ls iOr the latter
"PRoVIsIoNs-The Pork market was Grner with a mol
crate demand alcs $50 hulS mnspeced New Mess the
sg9t al s, 5n .nd rrsTy @ Ivo 90 S yr S ouoSS M s az
sess,y ssS @ GuGie sigsSl6 So 25 western PRIME Nos
iess deneni sales Is bes Sew PLAN ana EXra Mes
fn5s 90 DO a. s25 Beet Hams Sers quiet With sales
o; so bills quoted al s22es23 Cor wesern
zoo y Rib Bellies. in bulk ssai21c as 10 average
weghs Pckled shoulders quoted a. od c. for city aud
~ 1ans 19ld3C Smoked Meats continued quiet aud
prices without elaon sales 20ao loose Shoulders
,d ies si7 i N % firm foT western IoDs ciear ard
l0L0lc city do. sed Hogs lower At 2d9c
for y. Lam in fair demand ana rces rather
on the slot 1SGlSi 90; 2,OOJ tcs.. seller Deccm.
iSsaS 300 tes seller February at lS 5isc 1000 tcs,
seller Marc at 10 jeI a9a VVg 0 es os Ii1d " Nay @ & e;
go s d a iSS Bg,seImhs MARKET Ga1 as last noted
other Kinds were good sup and dun state Dares at
2lq22o for Fair % Prime 30 a3lc Tor fine State hTkns
az a. srS. iGI tubs s at - 4c Tor coSGon to c6ose State
% RSs . a. 20 ws6 i2 b, az N & go ffGc fGr Sn S@is &
c2sc Tor common to Good. 22a2se. for Good TO
.a ard TsSfn ros =, for so%on HSS to SS
cheese continued g1et MiIhYu ma.eI olge y ~ EGc
for Common 10 Good lOa9dSi.o ior Good 10 Fancy and
60 Good aud IO5I2o. Zine Fancy. Eggs fresh
were dun aud sosreely 50 nTm LINED TSed sieiay Long
at 3Oa93lc; western 29a3Oc. the latter Tor Choice
SG9s 1. y g S S G1GGS hd se at z'G'O ana
RICE was for all kinds Domestic, 07sc for Fair
IoTSiSn che for Rsnsocn and 65s s57c for Patia
SEEDs-t seed quiet but firm l22c Lnseed was
TEARiS steady: PRIME Western 1913 rec. and City
u MUS a. rcfar 70 porv SMEAR
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10

LVANIA RAILROAD.-THE
4 GREAT INK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL
Tram; 1aye from foot Of Dcsbrosses and
ESpress for Harrisburg Pittsburgh tho west end South
Fsr MiiamspoTt and Lock Haven Cvia Philadelphia and
Wilamspot Lock Haven, Cory and Erir $50 p Ia.
meeting CORY itnsvtle Peroleum Center
Tor fnOre Washington and the South Limited Wash.
nson Express Of Pullman faror cars daily except sunday
8 ~ m arrives at Washington at 40 f.eguar at
SO a m, ; and and. ?; p, Sa19isy, P m
41o s. o. $50 p m and II sh Sunday. ). q, Z. $50
'nS For &e%ark W. az g. $50 @ T. 7Io & g. rS ii
9S3 2lo 3AH f. AT 80 4,o 81 8 20 % & 5lS oio go
Ea$p;'S. 7,G q. . so Ian la l2%, ,g
go I. 100. sIl 10 II30 m, and IL night SUNDAY.
9sS 5o nlTs go a6 Isl t5J 80 10 a 4 5 M 5s6
Wooierdsr, Perth Amboy aa south AmOoy. and 10
a. m. 23o 3 80 and 6;20 P NJ
10. ] .. M, AND ~ night sunday F. IN
For Eist milestone II a NJ NJ ana o:2 pm
For princeton siG o a. NJ i2'$o 2 4 ~ 10 ami an p m
For PLiIlpsburg and BeSid,re, $50 a. and .. IN
For Flomington $50 a. m. and p m
fSr atom Dorleaioan, BuILnsio5, AID cadan 80 and
$50 a, ln- y 80. 2 g. s. and =; H.
F0f Farm.ngdsis and squs1. $50 M. and p M
Hightstovn Peraoeron aId cSlon VA Perth Amooy
For Hiahistown end PemDer0n a. M, VIA Perm Amooy
and S0a NJ, Wis Monmouth Junction. ,, AK am, a. %,
A. in ana q o D. M, daily 10 Is ami 40 p M dai,
AS5 6:io ana I027p ~ 5Fndag, $40 a. M sIom Phlls
dsiphia y'I0 $40 6.5Slol5 u 30 llsi M 2i5 s95.
az az a I ~ "a q ~, M 10 o.S io2i D. m
9Ietti 1fces 53G BrotiSsy No A.tor House..
fG% SaoSiSa @ = sns ne asl'onst Ho0Ot0n
Emsrint Ticket once No gssr M en noe PASSENGER Assn
| FRANK THOMSON. Usne.al Manager
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
Furniture.

EOR SALE-At a sacrifice an elegant set of
i REAL BRONZE. CLOCK aud two CHAN DEllhlS
with glass shades cost 500 francs IN Paris At NO 2lo
West lOthsL
EOR CASH BUYERS-VelycteenS Carpets.
natngs cloths, ClsneTe Oyercoatng ii2tse ana % hel
Buraus BucATams. Shertue. UplOlsefy boos
Ian Robes. gc. ASDREW LISFft: - co, 81 Broadway
FURNITURE, CARPETS, and BEDDlNG-
LARGE stock, superior quality. and low prices at b. H. a.
COWPERTHWAIT d Co.'S, lJj ami lIl. Chathailst
Great rrauc0n prices for next 30 days Chamber SUITS
from 422. ParlDr suits. from $50.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.
puHopRAN MARKETS

LyERFOoI Dec e-1230 p m--cottOn TO arrive weak and
i,rd cheaper; sales Of nediigg Upsnas 10" Middinx
Cause shipped November and Decelnber Al tsI do do
per sa al is;sd do, do. shipped December ana ysnnar
Yer sA Gised The receipts toeN we're eooo bsios q
winch 5UO 1Ales American ..,,,, .,
4, LYkkIoOi. Doc 9-l D. m.-COttoD ID bfn BidoinE w
lsds Gt,sd, hlddAng Orleans 7ssd; ssles 1900 bseA
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
Ocean 5iedmers.
NATIONAL LINE.

NAllONAL LINZ
From Pors ~ and AZ. North River
FOR LONDON DlhECE
HOLLAND. ...-... . fueslay pc; ~ = ~ !"
FUR QUEENSTOWN AND LINhRPDpi.
ITALY -. Isss o. z.S D. ~. ENGlAN Nd pee 10 A. ia
THE az ZEN Dec. II. D NJ EGYf Dec % va y a. ~ ~
CABIN Passage sp $50 currency; strrrass ~ Eieey
reduced prices frturu tictsta ~ redncoi nt-A ttst'
etaerge from I4vepoo tbs lowest rates Apply "
"e e0"~PA"' ''"'N '' H. W r. HURST, a,ssie,
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10

HAVANA Dec 9-Spanish Gold. 2lO02lOP Exchange dull
the United states DO days currency 81 S7 premium shor
sight 81 100 premium; GO days gold 1lG9lls premium
shOrtsght l2Oal22 LONDON l450l47 premiums
on Paris ll49l premium. sugar dull; No IL. d. S. l4I
dl5 reals Y arrobe
HAyASA Dec. aYesterdsy being observed ss a holiday
theIu were ID
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10

The market duh and depressed today; only 200
hhis Cubs strictly Good Refining S2c. tie follow ng
arr quotations cuba Iefnin Inferior 10 Common. 81
7c; Fair, ssdssc Good fqir sh4s@e; coed s. sc;
iuiuga, hhis and boxes Nos 70 u, SA2G9'c.;
MJassfs 90, 7LUSC.; Molado, 54Gte. Clayed, Boxes,
ID : Nos 40 7isaSG dO Nos 10al2 Sl4G- Sc do. Nos.
iSai5 9d9 -. d. NoslGdl8 90 &C.; do. Nos 1920
iOaDI IOsac. White, 9401024o. Porto RcOtcfnnc. Com
Prime, QS Sc do Grocery Fair TO Choice oi2aS &C
Brazl-ha2, D. =. Nos gal ~ She Java-9ags, D. >.
N0- fOdI2 Tc Manila 72QSlec. Eenucd I'm fair
Crushe l0Ac for Powdered Granu
td Cut Loaf, lOlsc 0r ~" Zoe for OF
a ~ a. c foI Wiito &C." aud = SC for yellow.
TALLOW-Market nrm. with fair demands sales, lOOOJO
Prime az easC. = ID.
TEA-An active demand prevails advancing prices sales
1900 chests japan Green ana Oonbg al ldZc adj
Tauce on late quotations A far demand for lits.
WHISKY-1aIket quiet sales 80 bDls. al 81 II gallon.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
Gapin9s Banks.
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Dec. 0. 1878.
The following foreclosure sales were made
the Exchange SalcsrOOm to-day:
By e. 4. Loiorencs 4 Co
ulot of land on the n s of West 6Sth ST. 2l5 n o OF
llthave jXl0 10; Globe Mutual Life Ins Co. SJ,O
IN nun ". Camp.
3-sorv house. with Ot, on the OF East l27th ST.
I4O Il (as wideuedl, lot 2jX hbock; Jno - ~
By J. l.. WIS
story and attic frame hOnse with plot, on MARION
ave. known IOt l19 map Of sem Barans
farm FOrdham cath Wardl plot 6Oxl56; ID Valcn- - 81
%''''
ByJ. N Miller
3.stOry and basement brown stone mouse, win ioI On
Eg, w u u Cnttlng -. 1885,
Iooth At si5e ri James Copeland l0,O(
~ h. II. SsTIndH.
story brick (fron) story brick and front house
(rearJ with o the OF West l9thst, 100 ~ " of
ilth ave lot 2jXl09. together with 4Story bricx
house with lot the W Of lthavc, 10 Of f0th IN ~
ST. lUt25xlOO. 4 Sanxay ..--.'.'.''''' zZ'oI
By !. n. StcrsfIop. Jr
2siorv and basement browU Stone house, withlot NO
u VII ~ Rn,I'r '....' co.
Iai 3i5isl 9tKso, " Co!o 49,
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
Gounlrn Zeal Celaie for Sale.

Gounlrn Zeal estate for Sale.
TOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT-l0 to 80
acres Iaree house in good repair. well shaded large
barns &c fruits all kinds hne location near depot
honTs rido from YORK. Apply " WILLIAM hACkAf
SOmcryie n. j.
NOR SALE-Three fine suburban RESI-
DENCES, with extra good improvements 70 ~ aeIos
of land with each eud abundance oil nut also Two rsL
cass "a RMS Of 100 each, from Il 10 miles from
I,hsra nj Y graded public sohoois Win torieh
,ivrTsly Afford rare educational advantages Address
|"i''''' W. W. AYERS, Ithaca, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
steamboats, ano Railroads.

E0R RondOut and Kingston, landiHgat Cozzcns
West Point cornwall, Newburgh, Marlborough, Milton,
poughkeepse West PARK, EsOpus amboat James
W. Baldwin. Monday Wednesday aIj Friday leaving
Halrs st.. Pier No. 81. North River. az p M.
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. - Fare,
~ ~ p steamers leave Pecksp for New Haven at
ana 4 p. daily oundays excepted connecting with the
railroad.
DHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
i tho NEWJERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fire from New-York To Philadelphia only 81 10
Commencing Oct. !, 1873.
Leave SeS-YOrk from Pier :, y. r., foot Rector SC
For Philadelphia VnelaGi aud TOMS RIVER. 1910 r IN
For Philadelphia, TuckeTtOn and Toms River, 4 p. N.
WM. :. SNEDEN, General MANAGER
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
proposais.

DROPOSAL.S PROPOSALS will
L he received until Feb l. 1876 by the TRUSTEES Of the
NEW.YORK AND BROOKLYN BRIDGE al Their oahc-,
Nh 2 Water BROOKLYN n. Tor the ranuiacture and
delivery OF icy tons Of cast steel NIFE kOP Iqed 10,
the erection TEMPORARY foot bridge, cradle ctos ard
other appliance. construction OF the main
cable. oft the River Susp-usion Bridge
spcrncatiOus together Win
in regard obtaned from the secretary
~ me Hos r or Of the t,ie ne-T Nv. A. Rosbng
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
Sales bp Aucllon.
Dentistrn

NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Teeth extracted
~ without pain. Dr. HASBROUCK, formerly operator
AT Coons makes specially u tho use Of the for the
painless extraction OF teeth AZ ll3i Broadway corner OF
25ths
COMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAU1l-
> FULl-My Pearl Plates indicating color ami sub
everything heretofore or
fcred beauty strength and ghncss nees only to he seen
10 b. appreciated In Gty and only fl1 10 ~ per
Set CAL and Also best Rubber Sai-, from 80 10
SIS Gold and Patua So TO 80. Extracting under gas
DR. r. o. WAIT 45 Last Twc4tythird st., near Mais"ave
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
Gteamboats ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatonie
I'D and Naugafuck Iairoads. Fare 81 steamer BaID0A
PORT Csharns slip 1t I30a sud bridgeport ALI
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
financial.

GAS STOCKS.
VI NFW.YORK METROPOLITAN MUTUAL. AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and all kids Of brooklyn and Gas Securities dealt
mby GEO H. PRENTlSS,
81 80 Brosdst-. ~ Y.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
flnancial.

IlO LOAN ON MORTGAGE on city property.
s2soo. Si'Sa f''''' jXaft - PKIcE. 200 Hudson st.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
Real Gsiate 90 Gfrhanse.

Oath WARD, N. Y. .CITY.-ImprOyed prop
erty {rened VIII be exchanged for Elizabeth or piain
field property. rutland a WHITING, Bcekmanst
New-York tribune., 1875-12-10
Gounlrp propertp 60 fet.

d 0A PER MONTH, FURNISHED, $50,
Up W. piain-ComlOtab,e suburban ESIDENCE, IL
rooms garden sabe horse near delo payements IT, gt no not
ertyst by frequent express Trains all In order; careful
parties apply at West Elizabeth Depot near by OF
address OWNER, Box 1885, Elizabeth. n. J.