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Litchfield enquirer., 1875-02-25
Woodbury.

The fourth lecture of our series was de- ivered on Friday evening, the 18th inst, by Rev. A. N. Benedict of Bridgeport, subject: "Money, Labor. and Life" The lecture was we'll worth hearing but a heavy snow storm prevented a very full attendance.
 Since our unusually long icy season commenced several accidents have occur red. In the early part of 1t, Mrs. c. J. Minor fell and broke one bone of an arm little above the wrist. Ten days ago, as Mir. Frederick Hickock was crossing a low bridge in upper Nonnewaug on a load of hay, the sled went of, throwing MT. H. from his load and breaking his leg. On Saturday last, Mrs. Thomas Bull fell, dis located her left shoulder and broke the arm little below the shoulder joint. A rather serious affair for woman seventy five years old.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-02-25
Morth0eld.

There was surprise party at Mir. Daniel 0. Churchill's, the other night, at which about one hundred and twenty-five people made merry with music, dancing &c.,, till the smallish hour of fam. or thereabouts.
 On Sunday of last week the Rev. Mir. Callan called the attention of his conRre- gation to the suffering in Kansas, and urged some action. So the ladies met at MT. Charles ". Rlakesleeis on seEast Broadway" near MT. Woostera store. and gathered money, clothes, and eatables to- gether to the amount of S16S for this charitable purpose.
 --On Thursday the members of the Congregational church had an adjourned meeting with view to making a new Manual. but could not finish their work and adjourned for fortnight.
 There wss surprise party and good time at Mir. Barton Clark's near the old Meeting House, recently.
 -hs. 4. M. Turner has put his hay press into operation iR she old Meeting House
 There is cousiderable sickness here. A daughter of David Msrriman is very i'll with typhoid fever. Dr. Camp is recoy- ering. m B. ?
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-02-25
MEWs OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN. 1.--s Great Britain. John Mitchell has been rejected from the House of Com- mons as convicted felon. His constitu- ents propose to elect him over again.
 Dr. Kenealy, the notorious advocate of the bogus Tchborne, has been elected to parliament.
 Frqpce.-The new plan of organizing the Senate has been adopted by a heavy majority.
 SpGifa. 1.-The relations between Germa- ny and Spain arc said to be of a cordial
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-02-25

We hear from various sources reports of the great success of the plays of the Washington Dramatic Association, and .eall attention to Dir. Gunn's letter with sreferenee to Q performance of "Neighbor Jaskwood," some time next month. We hope the Society will be encouraged to undertake it. and Litchfeld surely ought to take one excursion this winter to see the new hall and thenew play. sn B
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-02-25

BUCHANs CARBoLIc BALM OINTMENT IS very remarkable Fsmily Slave. It cures astonish everybody. Contains no grease, aud washes off without soap. It is trans parent, like cfirrant jelly. For all the purposes of a Family Slave it IS without an equal. 13 ly.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-02-25

The past week of the Beecher trial has been one of unusual interest. Mrs. Til tons brother, former nurse in her fami- ly, and Mrs. Frank Moulton have been witnesses for the plaintiff. The latter testified to confessions, both by Mir Beecher and Mrs. Hilton. The ppf rests.
 The Democrats of the 2d Congressional Dist. have nominated Judge Phelps, and those of the 3d Congressional Judge Eos ter. We doubt whether the bench will lose either. ..-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-02-25

Stop that cough! No pulmonary com plaint can resist the healing influence of Dr. Morris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehound. As specific for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, ,hoarseness, sore throat and bronchitis, cure for GROUP and preventive of consumption. 1t has no equal. Acts like charm in wHooPING COUCH, clears and strengthens the voice of speakers and sing CTS, contains no opium, and is pleasant to take. If everything else has failed in your case call at the drug store of Buell. & Wheeler and ask about it. Trial bottle 10 cents. 431y
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-02-25

Sherman Cables, of ToRRIsGToN, while assisting in killing hog. last Friday. ac- cidentally got his thumb in the hogs modth and had it so badly bitten that am- pution was necessary.-Register. f'2 9.a
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-02-25

character and five German war vessels have been ordered into Spanish waters.
 The idemnity to be paid by Spain to the relatives of the VirgiHius victims has been fixed at $S4, ,000.
 Hayti.-A terrible fire .at Port au Prince has destroyed property to the amount of two million dollars.
 Chiaa.-The verdict of the Court of in- quiry at Hong Kong into the loss of the Japan has exonerated the captain from all blame.
 DOMESTIC. Allen T. Caperton has been chosen U. s. Senator from West Virginia. The railroad war has resulted in a de- crease of passenger rates to the west. Chief Justice McMillan has been cho- sen U. S. Senator from Minnesota. Senator Brownlow has become editor | of Knoxville newspaper. A fire in Chicago, Monday. destroyed $400, 900 worth of property.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-02-25
The Winsted Herald comes ont frankly

The Winsted Herald comes out frankly in favor of building new jail:
 And yet we are sorry 3 new jail-such 8 one as would be an honor to the County was not voted. We believe the people of the County, coming intelHgently to right understanding of the subject, would will ingly sanction $30,000 tax for such a purpose.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-02-25

A SEAsoNABLE WARN1NG.-Don't suffer cold to accumulate on cold until your throat and lungs are in state of chronic inflammation. Attack the first symptoms of pulmonary irritation with Hale's Hon ey of HorehoHnd and Tar and ochievc an easy victory Sold by all Druggists.
 Pike's Tooth-ache Drops cure in one minute.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-02-25

Those interested in the practical devel- opement of medical science will doubt less be pleased to learn that curative properties of Hunts Remedy continues to achieve wonderful triumph over kid ney, bladder, glandular and Bright's dis cal debility, maladies caused by violating the laws of nature, female irregularities and complaints of the urine genital organs suceumb to it's potency.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-02-25
HOUSE PLANTS,
Chat No. XII,

N1tNG 4NOs All.
 Full a month having elapsed since I had last visited and watered my plants in the cellar, thought might as we'll look into the underground room in which they were deposited for safe keeping. Where had left them they were i,a statu guo, like hortls siccus dead and cold; as open ed the door and held up my candle to take view of the state of things, seem- cd to see long shadowy fingers beckoning to me, others pointing pleadingly to the glimmer which came from beyond. On examination I found great white shoots reaching for the outer world and daylight and telling me in startling accents Spring comes but slowly, but it's coming and we must begin our work. Take us forth from this winter of slumber and darkness and give us air and water and life!" No sooner said than done, and I carried my ambitious pets mp into very moderate light; a sudden one or Q full glare of sunlight would dazzle and possi- bly, kill them. Since they have grown ac- customed to the upper world, have mov- ed them into the sun, and now, the shoots, from ghostly white are taking on live ly, delicious green, and are pushing out leafy clusters reveling in activity, after months of repose, and greedily drinking in all that makes up growth and tint and bud and blossom.
 During the fearful cold of February 9th, hyacinth in glass, froze so that the ice was solid to the bottom of the jar. was in despair, for the bulb was rare one and had watched it with anxious care. I placed it in basin of cold water and be- gan slowly pouring water icy cold, upon the shoots and the uniformed buds. continued this process, with little hope. I confess, until had efectually thawed the frozen mass; then sadly set the beloved object in dim light, and resolutely kept from looking at it for twenty-four hours. Then, veni, vtdi and may say Vici, for my beauty was still in the land of the liv- ing and I was happy. as you will believe.
 The Democrats of this Congressional
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-02-25

To THE AFFLICTED matter under what form of sickness you labor, there is one great truth you should keep in mind
 All disease originates in an impure condi- tion of the blood Purify that, and the disease must depart; but you cannot pur
 fly the blood by the use of poisonous drugs, and exhaustive stimulants. The
 best Blood Purifier ever discovered is Dr. Walkers famous Vinegar Bitters
 compounded of simple herbs. 444
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-02-25

PROBATE NoTIcEs.-By our present statute, notice of the times and places of meetings of commissioners on estates of insolvent and deceased persons must be published not less than four times each in two newspapers published in the place or nearest to the place where said estate is in settlement" Citations to cred itors to appear at the time of appoint ment of commissioners must be advertised ''in a newspapers published in the coun- ty," Ordinary notices to creditors of solvent estates are required to be adver- tised Sin some newspaper published in or nearest to the Probate District where the estate is in settlement.
 The Bridgeport Standard takes Gen. Hawley to task for threatning to vote against certain sections of the new 'tForce'' bill, adopted in recent caucus of Repub- ican members, and recalls the strictures of the Courant on the Ferry bolters of 1872. It strikes us that there is broad difference between the two cases. The holding of nominating caucus for choice of candidate is both proper and 8 usual mode of selection. On the other hand, the attempt to bind majority to support an important bill not only in its main features. but in detail. is perver- sion of caucus power that is neither usual nor proper. Such a practice would make all subsequent debate in regular session monstrons farce.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-02-25
Shepaug R. R. Co,

Seeretary's Office, Feb. 17th, 1875. An installment of five Dollars on each Share of the Capital Stock of this Company. has been called for by the Directors, payable to the Treas urer of the Company March 18th, 1875.
 VIM. DEMING, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-02-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Senatorial Convent

The Republican electors of the 18th Senato- rial District, are hereby notified that Conven- ten will be held at the lower hotel in the town of Woodbury. on Wednesday, March 10th, at 10 o'clock A. M., for the purpose of nominating a candidate for Senator preparatory to the com ing State election.
 CHAS. L. HICEOX,l C
 47 2w VIII. J. SMITH. Co"'
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-02-25

MARBLEDAIE Episcopalians gave their pastor donation on the evening of ths 3d.-On the 9th there was a'.house warm ing" at MT. Edward Hunts and a good dance. There was an upset OF two of the guests but no one seriously hurt.-Thers are Lent services at the church on We'd nesdays and Fridays.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-02-25

The Democrats of this Congressional District hold their Convention in Bridge port on the second of March.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08

Al as1 &c. S az and ~ y do i. i H. at rs s I"
piGo 100 do IS D. 81 Ji4c 1900 81 ~ At Shc iee
DO, % n, at she a, - =, o,,c
Is III do. c. H. At ioc iO3 Go 60 H. at loo, aud lss
Kentucky do. CT N. at &c.
Hume Elliott soid is state lambs, 81 n average. at DC
N, and 1873 Ohio sheep. IS n. at 5i2c. -. H..
and cars At Jersey CITY None on sale alive
Dressed hogs were easier at 9'e0J'c ID win &c" hs
rigs sold st CSC
BUFFALO. July 7.-CATrK.Kccepts today, los7 head
making total supply for tho week thus is op hs
"a cars (205 through CONSIGNMENT. On s aao
eers asn s same ann Wscs s Ssar The market active
and about all offerings 6sposc o. Tow lots OF common
sv Hy rn ssnnoS al
was present 100 heed were dsposoi or sales OF Soo
Indiana steers ranging from o sSea a ram %
1880 and 1870 at 81 900 8 g aad 50 90 2oo neaa
souri, steers ranging from is1 TO- ~ T. @ r.
sIrxs .S6 LAnns-Rcce,s today 200 head making the
total supply for thus far CsGo head against $500
head fr the same time week. and 5000 head for the
week last year The market opesa sicng KY Tor c
Brighton market ~ remain nnsod owners holding Tor
advance and buyers refusing % acvede 70 to
from 10. 81 62aaSS 81 u; 90 head ohio clipped
ranging from sG97 H. q - o% 4 - Az ~ so
head inhana clipped s op aweTaing 81 @ ~ M - t
,'-lsece ipts today Loo head makn@ W" o.i H..
week and $50 head foI the se oek la year
The market dull for want OF STOCK u operate WIN fes
aif through coI3nmcD!s except one car 0kers
sales Of heavy hogs NJ range OF 81 aOQSI 40
cars Workers 81 25qs7 The yards are bare of stock
CHICAGO July 7-CATTLRRoc eips. 5000 in good demand
for choice Others rather weak and shade easer a IN
Texans 81 s71ds3 So; stockers and butcher; ~ 'oa
81 90 shippers 81 75a$G s7i2 shirmsnis 800 srr an,
weights 81 i5as7 40 heavy - 7S0s7 30 Shipments
SHEEP nominal no receipts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08
COTTON MARKETS.


BALTIMORE, July 7.-Cotton firm Middling l5tc. Low
Midling. l4'c Good Ordinary lac gross receipts ~
bales exports so baes sales 29j last
evenings spinners l60 bales stock. actual count 2o2o
bales.
CINCINNATI July 7.-Coton quiet Mdding. 14',c; Low
Mdding. l44c; Good Ordinary. l32o net receips 3,s
bales Shipments 30S bales; sales 1915 bales STOCK 3os
bales.
PHIL DKLrmA. July 7-Cotton firm Middlng l5ac Low
Mding. l5c Good Ordinary l4bc: netrecepts 40 oaes;
'WIiMsGToS. July 7.-Cotton unchanged Middne l4ss
lac; Low Midilng &c. Good Ordinary IL Se Sales 10
bales stock, GA bales. - go, -,
GALVESTON July 7-cotton steady Mddling. l4,sc Low
Midling, l3i2c Good Ordinary, 12sac. receipts %
bales exports coastwse IL bales sales 3sI baes s'ock
NoRFoLx July Cotton firm Niddling. 14'4c net re,
cepts. 30 bales exports coastwise 20 bales saes @oo
AUGUSTA Jniy Cotton firm active demand Of light MID
ding. 14ad14 2c Low Mldng, l4lsd1i &c Coon oruay'
l3ladl3ac net receipts. 2S3 bales sales, 344 pges
Mdding l5c Good Ordinary IA sc gross receipts 39
bales sales "a bales last evening 1867 bales s'ock ioo
bales ,o, Ma
net receipts 40 bales receipts 80 bales sHpmeh
A. bales: stock. 3025 bales , , r..,..
MHMPrIs July 7-Cotton steady. demand COOL offerings
light M-eng l4s4c; net receipts Bales safes 'oo oac'
louisville july 7.-Cotton steady Middlng 1t7c
SAVANNAH July 7-Cotion nominal Mdding. l4tc; Low
Mdding, i4c; Good Ordinary i3sc net receipts Al "A'
sales. lJ7 bales stock l,s62 bales ,,,u, ,x,o
NEw.ORIHAys, July 7.-Cotton quiet; Mdiing. lotc
Low Middng f4i4c Good Ordinary l3c net reccits 20
bales gross bales exports to Great Brtan Z'os Daes
sales 500 bales stock, 81 ,502 bales. ,,, ,,a,r
NOZZLE July cotton steady Midding l42dla'scI,6
Low Mddng lac. Good Ordinary, ~ net Ieceipts
bales exports coastwise 454 bales sales loo Daes
2.lOf bales. go a., >,.,rt, ,,a... ro,s
Midlng Ordinary, Is ac; net receipts lay oaeS
sales l2J bales stock 6,Ol2 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Ngw.YoRK, July 7--BEEyfs rodays receipts we're 100
ely 4; the @er Ies the %9Tke S w s TaS ar w
sG Ss SI the demand 1ai' and Was y active at an
o. nearly &c few sd. any e r. cf loads a Of extra i do al
sirns dress s. u meiIm 70 good do At "a , l$e
q chsToISs cattle sold ON sa,a Go
i've weight 10 Glasgow and week he ready to send 40
Hines and keLtucIy .is9r Of aSou ihT i've c Tis 4c
dress 81 TO the gross ewi In Slasggw s ~ a nnSst
SS e,paes Of cattle SeEsS . here S St %GI Il
on and outsiders, mainly in twocar lots had ID
sixtts were 3. cars tG1 Eastman Msg %
Eastman sold % his oSn asSosn 80 LIES 1 10 res
7 81 2o cW al % dress s. u IS Do
at :. 10 DO ss Min Nm SOC Sc head head on SC
- At e dress q ~ and q Head a added 81 % dG
ai1c 5! and % Co, go cwt, at lSac to dress
%siIe sold Tor NSriis WaixlsA Co. 80 Illinois steers
q Sw at reis IS o. &c &c. 0F 3ss ea 80 At S
afe..6 81 eO swt q l2 81 70 dress res 5S = ~ 3d.
sse 10 a. re es s. b i Is ~ ew o. 70 81
Pc. 10 dress 81 . and 50 dC ia cwt at iOacp dress
90 ~ and ~ per hea y y were 10 cars for Morris waixs
a Co. Ii cars Cor ~ Aerton for MERRIAM cars
Middleton car Gibson for J. h Justice and
ccy Ms h9rson sold X Justice IA Missouri
s sv Era at a 70 SFE 81 nc. steers
IS ;Ssi;f' a9t f'Ss' ~ SR M
Culver sold for s. w Alerton % Illinois steers ~
al l3c iTess 81 10, 20 lie 10 dress 5s 40
do 50 cwt nom i2c Ia dress 20 ~ up 70 l2.c to ere's
81 ~ DO, Cs4 cwt, az l2i4d 2c 10 dress % 10
Samues sold foI I0ITis Waixels Co. 100 Illinois steers
strong ca cwi average at i2e to dress 81 to The gross
NJ.
Goldsmith I'D for Morris Wsxels Co, 10 coarse VI -
sonr steers strong average at lSc y D. 10 dress 81
81 gross cvt 80 Illinois steers 6sd7a cwt at izad
!Sc 81 y and 20 do. 6'sQlss cwt, at l%a1
Isle, 20 dress % n.
George Torey sold, for Morris WsXes Co. 20 Colorado
steers Al 9lc 70, 10 dress 30 70 ue gross
cat go 81.
And 49, At Sixieths Heavy calves were line dn Du'
gOS and prices were iuuy us
izucd MIX fed vesls ranged from &c to SIC ~ ana isii
buttormilk calves sei1g al &C. and - heal -
Hume Elliott sold l2i state veals l13 average AZ - &C
or DO, LAG 10, at &C.. 10 do, i0 n, ~ 80 d0 I'd 10
q, g. do N, az 5c IL DuteImlk do, l13 TO- al &C.
an,l do at - y heal 4,
n T. Decker 20 state veals. l37 average al SIG 10
Clss Denton sold II state vtas l25 W zoo ID. al Sov
Pm. - nj. . - 70 o.,s on , 90, head "a
us Jersey CITY, and cars al fortyehhst DOi s.tl
and lSnis selling fairly aud ue feeling appai.a 70 DO
irne frTn6r Sheep ranged iron &c TO SIC v 10 lands
from 7c. 10 lOc. y NJ. -. -. -, y, ., $4,000. =,
O. az, 100 ~ 2l2 d.. ~ d. at sAc IA TO- w ID A'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON July 7-12:30 p. mThc rate for money AZ the
Stock Exchange Government securities Is 20 per cent
IIvERIooI, July 1880 p. m.-The Cotton market Is
active Middng Uplands, 74d. Mhdlng Orleans, Tied;
sales $4,000 bales Including 1000 Tor speculation and export
OF 20 bales after the regular cooih yes
eray making the total sales OF the day 600 bales aes
basis Of Midng Upanls. nothing bcow 6oOd Oitn
ary deliverable July August at 7ssd; do nothing
Mddings deIveraLn August and september AT
76,sd deliverable September and october AZ "i9
LONDON July rs mCoasols for money 93iSIS; ior The
account J?sle Erie Railway shares l2 Paris dispatches
quote Hentes, CAT LOG. -, c..,.. A. A.
bales were American sales Of shipments OF the new
crop basis Mdding Upands, nothing Delsw 1ood
Ordinary sd The market for Breadstnfs ~ quiet
LONDON, July IA m.-The amount OF bullion gone INTO
the Bank England balance TO day IS The rate
Of discount in the market on three months DIS
per cent below the bank or England rate bile
hallway shares 1873 Paris dispatches quote Rentes al
64f. TIC. - ,,, ., ,,a
1862. 9Sas "a, .. ,,.
FRANKFORT. July Limited States Fivetwenty bonds
I62, 9Sla. -, O, an. ~
LONDON, July 7-5:3Op. m.-Refned Petroleum. s|09d '
gallon. 900. - IT,, h., MI. DALI
American wi. = y, am, Tin
LONDON, July 7-Evening -Common Rosin Pcwt LIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08

sTEARIN-The market firm; Western held al l6c, with
buyers. 81,
SCGARS-Raw Sugars firm, but very quiet sales OF
900 hl. Cuba NuscOvadO scan good at Slec; quote
Fail 10 Refining Cuba ssdS sIec; Prime DO al
n Centrifugal hhis. and boxes at Si2cyi sc, and
NJ ~ BOX Caycd c Refined is very firm and IN good
soft Yellow; 80 lOAsc Tor SOL
II Crushed IL &C. fol Powdered and lOic io
THIToWThe demand cool at steady prices sales OF $50
hhs CITY Be- bids Of town stock at same price and
10000 n do al liloa9c ,o,o 80, -.
WHISKY is firm, with IA demand sales Of 2lO Ools at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08

ROME. wArRRIows AND OGDENs9gRGH KAiLIoAp
dividend NOTICE.-This Company will
~ pay a sEMLANNUAL DIVIDEND Of THREE PER
CEN On and after the 10Th Of July next at tho Farmers
Loan and Trust Company, New York
residing in Jefferson county can eceVe
dividends ut the 0se Tho transfer books VIII Do
closed from the 18th inst. 10 day Of payment ,.,,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08

NV 1IHk, JHNt 2, ITIO
The BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE DECLARED \
sEMLANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FIVE per cent payable
July l. JOHN W. slMoNsoN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08

CurrsT-There steady business passing al our figures
clippers are purchasing freely and are conendlhg fo
prices. the demand rom the nome uaut is h anu
l3c is Exceptionally otaincd for strictly fancy os uhier
liberal receipts VI Western values favor Tue Du!ei We
Kew state Fancy Western DO.
home l2l91 IL ulOn 10 mo y .
Prime Do Shlmnt'l >
for Extra. l2l20 % state do 10, g
Fair to ......l0 0lll4 English Dairy IL "a 5 ,
I-fra Wesfer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08

13c Clear Rib sdes I2s.c last half July Lard dull at
i2.c. Live Hogs the demand sxcscds the supply
81 5b fstc in good demand and steady oocd Native
f TsS Il ss s & b soc no. % Medium
Receipts Flour, ao00 bli,.; Wheat 5000 bush; Corn
1000 BUSH, Data IL 900 bush; Hogs looO head ~
ToLEpo. July steady Wheat weak and laS2G
and July. 81 2sh August 81 25p; september 81 26ia
No he'd. 81 23ia No Amber Illinois. 81 25. Corn
sSpts%beS 7ehci Tow Mixed 7aci August 7as; bs@sssa
5se Frcights dull unchapgea Reoepts-,whsesai 1000
bush Corn $1,000 bush Oats 1000 bush Shpmsnts
Oaf bnsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND FULLPOWERED STEAMSHIPS.
Sailing from New York on SATURDAYS from Liverpool %
THURSDAYS calling at Cork Harbor each
GERNANIC SATU RDAY, July 10 at 1880 a m
ADRIATIC. SATURDAY. July II, al p m.
CELTIC. SATURDAY. July "a at $50 a. ~
REPUBLIC, SATURDAY. July 81, al a. H.
BRITANNIA SATURDAY. Aug. :. AZ o \. IN.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. PIER %. NORTH
RIVER. -
These steamers the trade uniform In sre.
and unsurpassed appointments The Saoon stateoons
smoking and Bathrooms placed amidsp where theno
and least afordng degree OF comfort hitherto IN
attainabe at sea 400 -, p,.-. ,r,,Lo,. -.
favorable terms. Steerage US
Drafts from Ell upward. . ... a..
Company offices No. 10 broadway, Network ~
PNN' X }. CORrIS, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08
WOOL MARKET.

and new cip comes forw very slowly The supply how
ever not small receipts is equal to inc DC
mand able 10 ind sufficient oer stok
TO meet their wants. California arrives quite Freely anu
Is In demand and Combng and Delane neeees 10
been AT d52c Michigan and other Western feces ny 40
zoc Comng Delane Feeces al 55dGOc Tor washed ana
4Oa4s unwashed including Kentucky at aO94ic anu
California spring at 20 d3Sc. per pound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08
Dipi0en0 Notices.

NEw- YORK, July !. 1876.
EORTY- SEVENTH DIYlDEiD.-The Direct
IL ors have THIS DAY declared SEMI ANN UAL DlVl
DEND O. SEVEN PER CENT. payable on demand
LIEpLEY MURRAY IT., Secretary.