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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-11

THE Bostonians have alI but COM
pIeted their preparations for the centen-
nal celebration of the battle Of Bunker
Hill. All the world will be present or
properly represented, snd especial hon
ors are to be paid the southern military
companies which propose to lend them
selves to the occasion. The newspaper
reports Of the procession, the speeches,
OTaious and poems, too, are being fore
stalled by the publishers at the "Hub, "
who have issued 8 hslf-dozen books
about the battle which all historians
agree encouraged the colonies to perse-
we're for freedom and separation from
the mother country. Among those
books Mr.. Richard Frothingham's is re-
commended as "still the best" and, as
Little, Brown & Co. have just published
a new edition Of it, the general reader
need have no difficulty in getting it. It's
full title, which sufficiently describes its
contents. is: "The Battle OF Bunker
Hill, with a view Of Charleston in l775,
Pages plan Of the action, Romsne's eX-
act view OF the battle, and other illustra-
tions" Along with this comes another
Of MI Frothingham's careful mono
graphs, "The Life and Times Of Joseph
Warren, very interesting biography.
Gir. Samuel Adams Drake, the pains
taking antiquarian whose "Old Land
marks of Boston" is, or ought to be, well
known beyond the Hub, has published,
through Nichols q Hall, Of that city,
bunker Hill: the Story told in Letters
from the Battlefield by British Officers
Engaged" with an introduction ana
sketch Of the battle, and an illustration
from an old engraving never before pub
Iished in this country. This enables Us
to hear the other side, and between the
new books and the old ones nobody can
complain that the battle Of Bunker Hill
has not been sufficiently expounded.
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THE health of our city was never bet
ter than it is at the present time. In
Elmwood, our principal cemetery, Mir.
Lenow informs US, there have been only
eleven interments from June LIST to June
10th. From May 2lst to May 9th, q
q period of six days, not an interment
was made in that cemetery, which has
not happened in twenty years.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-11

THE great failure Of the legislature
was not in prohibiting the use Of re-
deemed bonds or coupons as collateral
for State loans, but in not having the
courage to provide for the payment of
the debt of the State, and by its neg
lecting so TO do, stabbing the credit and
good name of the State.
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IT is the Chicago Tribune which says
that Ohio postmssters, to the number Of
fifty-five, have risen up and called Gen.
eral Grant blessed, but at the same time
signified their opposition to third term
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-11

THE crop report of M'KilIop, Sprague
& Co., in another column, will challenge
the attention of our merchants. 1t is as
late as the fifth instant, aud embraces
the greater part of Texas, Louisiana and
ArEaOGas
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-11

WE trust that all the voters of Missis.
sippi who are opposed to Rsdicalism
will fight under the Democratic banner,
and put an end to all this child's play
about names.
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VICKEBURG 6 MERIDIAN B. B.
OFFICE SECRETARY AND TREASURER,
NICKsBURG, MISS, June 4, 1873.

C-EICE SECRETARI AND lkEASU 1sE-tSs !
NICKsBURG, MISS, June 4, 1915.
GTOLEN from the mail at Grand Junction,
y TENN about the LIST Of last A pril, bond No.
1890 OF the Southern Railroad Company OF
Mississippi, dated 81 Nicksburg, March ID,
1856 and signed by NJ. Emanuel, President,
and n. q, Bryson1 Secretary, for one thousand
dollars, payable al the GiraTd National bank,
Philadelphia, JANUARY l, ls9J, with coupons
payable IN April and October of each year.
All persons are warned against purchasing
said bond or any OF the coupons thereof as
payment has been stopped.
suitable reward will be paid Tor the de-
livery Of the same TO the undeIslgned.
N. q. BRYSON,
Jus Secretary and Treasurer,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-11

The Cairo Bulletin is right; the Gus
tom Of decorating the graves of the SOL
der dead originated in the south.
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public halls. Will our church people
and owners Of public buildings think oil
tnis0
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CONSOLIDATION.

THE White River Valley and Texas Rail-
! road Company having consolidated with
the Memphis and Kansas City Railroad Com
pGny, gives 20 the latter Company cOnsideIa-
pected that the work OF clearing of and grad
ing the road will be commenced at an early
day, bids for that purpose having been made
to the company, The undersigned is still re-
ceiving subscriptions in Arkansas Lands, for
which the company is paying from two to
five dollars per acre, as heretofore published
Now is the time to subscribe lands, before
they are assessed for 1875
Remember, all taxes cease from date OF sub
BcripuOn. All comm pnicatiODs addressed to
the undersig ned, care Adams d Dixon, Ne. Al
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn, will receive
prompt attention. =, x. HSCRAY,
snbscTiptiCn Agent 81 q 9. q Z. Z. Co.
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58WRST THIRTY THIRD STREET
BeG. broadway snd Fifth Avenue.

FAMILIES or Merchants visiting New York
E City during the summer months can be
accommodated at the above address with
either permanent or transient board, at very
moderate prices.
REFERENCE-H. D. Buckley, 80 Madison ST.,
Memphis, Tenn. my23
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FOSTERS SECOND
TEXAS DRAWING +.
100000 e e

900n OO0 GOLD COINi Houses and
SEUU.OUU Lands. Positively the last
pOstpOnement. VIII draw, without fail, at
Houston, Texas, June 80, $50. We did not sell
quite all our tickets in time to draw on the
18th of May; but so certain are we Of success,
and in evidence of our good faith and inten-
tiOns, we will receive, in payment for tickets
certificates Of depOsite in any fTSt-ClaSS bank
in the United States, with this endorsement:
" Payable only IUheH Fosters 16EGS DTUiging
takes place" No scaling of prizes, but every
one paid in full. over $4,000 acres Of choice
land, centrally located, near railroads seven
teen houses; 2225 gold coin prizes among them
one OF $1,000 and one of 5000. our enterprise
is Endorsed by the City Council. Reliable
agents wanted. Send for circulars; they Will
convince you we are both reliable and respou-
sible. Tickets only 81; eleven for SO and
twenty-three for SO. No connection with any
similar enterprise.
COlIHESDATORY.- Having, from "a long
acquaintance with j. 4. Foster, every conf
dence in his integrity, we feel justified -Ezay-
ing we believe he viii carry out hist istrlbu-
ton honestly and fairly.-Slgued by tn May
on, Hon. j. Il. d. Wilson and the City Council,
We are specially DESTROYS that parties inter
ested would write to the banks, merchants
and postmaster Of this place where we have
lived fifteen years. for information as 10 our
reliability, -
J. <. 70 sTER, Manager
Houston, Texas.
For full inform alton apply TO y, ID. SamUeis,
No. 6 West Court street. TuyZ5
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q. H. HOIST. T.W. HOIST.
O.. H. HOEASE 81 BRO
UNDERTAK Err S.
32O MAIN S., op. Peabody Hotel,

Always on hand, q large assortment OF Me-
tallic Cases and Caskets and Wood Collins of
every description.
Orders by telegraph promptly filed and
Gases shipped c. o. d.
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TEACHERS, TAKE N0T'ICR!

DY reason of recent severe sickness, l will
d be absent some weeks from my office.
During this interval of necessary absence from
Memphis-on and after this date Capt. L. I.
Anderson, at his office, No 2i9 Poplar street,
Memphis, Tenn, (brick house, three doors be-
You'd High street, at Poplar street high school
hOuse,) or at his residence, No. 2l6 Ross ave-
nue., Memphis, Tenn, will attend, IN ALL RE
SPECTs, to my duties rs Superintendent OF
Public instruction for Shelby county, as if l
were present and acting myself
This June !. 1873. JOHN SOMERVELL,
Sup't Public Instrct'n for Shelby Co., Tenn.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RATbRo
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 81, 1879,
Leaves. Arrives.
Mall train daily ...,,....... 10 80 am IL a5 am
Express train, daily. $40 am lI:45 pm
Somerville train, daily lex
cept Saturdays and sun
days. .........-.. ...... 4:5O pm sos am
Somervile train, Satur-
600 pm sos m
Grand Junction train, dali
ly Except SGndays) ........ 500 PIN
No change of cars between Memphis and
Bristol, and only one change of cars to Wash
ingtOn.
Close connection for all points east and
southeast.
Sleeping coaches on all night trains.
Ticket office rs Main street.
W. ROSS, Gen1 Sup't.
TON B. DUNN, Ticket Agent. my23
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DEgSOAUwTON .

MR., b. f. PARTEE having this day with
Ns drawn from the firm OF ". W. Wheeler
* Co., the business will be continued under
the firm name of Wheeler q Co, who will keep
constantly on hand full stock Of Groceries
RIPLEY. TENN. Nav Is, 1876. my2S
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M0TTCE.
Cotton Seed Wanted!

nor which the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
e VIII be paid. IN CASH, by
MEMPHIS OIL COMPANY,
InvCI Foot OF Poplar street.
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Onabu a ex
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12

November Ssi.c Michigan 37i1c Rejected. 3c FIeisnn
Buffalo % oswego and Kingst'1 SS Tor eS bus @
Corn 600 buslp Oas Slpwents-6O0 bhs flour '''ooo
bush Wheal 81 900 bush Gon VE e SH,n on Da
CornEar, 55c.; shoed, . atOG OaisN9 ''"o'o'i ""
LOUISVILLE oct, l1.-Flour qmet but unch9nged wheat %
quiet ana unchanged quiet but firm al Goa62c Oats
steady Bulk Meats-Shonlders 0asG9c Clear ub SIDES
l3Adl37sc Clear Sides IA &c Bacon shoIidspt , dOe
iGed enT iiS iGc irdfferce i4sc whisky Quiet and un
9 Oct ' nefnf a a%if' aHa S"i % nan $
and urn New Ear, i2c oats quiet bat nfni No = lt1
ders IOssGllc; Clear Kb sides l5Sdlj9e Clear Sides
and @wa9kFF Esa qc ?S'? o nard ard ad 81
Milwaukee, 81 lOl2i Novemoer o. Corn scare. hgner
No . Jssc oats arcc higher No = 3Jc. Barley M ne
held higher No. Spring. october, u 09ftl II Noyem
ber 81 05ds 81 0G 10 do G7c lye steady with alI dr
Bmdalo S,c 10 Oswego GG6.c eceipts 5000 bbls Flour
10000 bush Wheat shpments-9OOo bbis' Flour l'2ooo
NEwosIriSs. oct l1-suglr-92 hhds received,
ff% Csce tS I af% ,c p1in J Flour duh snd easier
sgperin 81 G2aS a. Double $50 & Go ifss s ~ dI y t
~ TO- corn dun: yellow. 74c oats nominal Prime 400
scc dT CnS @ PT PST y dy quit nt rn Me m at 5 5o6
Bnk shoulders quoted at 0c Bacon quiet shoulders
Srgsreur,d, Chmce lIc a'o@lMns 90 prc EnaY av
dGll iiercr lA4gll +c heg l9G '0ner s nTnsr ai "a
Exchange New York sight, idiscountI ScihS oahh 'oo
U,iu LSpsiPTI,, 0ci. 11-Petroleum advancing; Refined
l3l4c; Crude. 10i2c. COyersee, l2c; Timothy " 20;
Fayseei. Il 52 Flour quiet and weak sales 500 Ios
SUI and Minnssota Family - s. TSi mse & sfR' a - -
dcclirng: yellow 12d Pic Mixed. 1Od12c DAMAGED 6sC
oats Ssgsd as an @IS MS All t 2sa G4sf " snrr
steady New-Yok STAT and Bradford County Extras .3@
&c HoIs T.iias. 29a5ic1 Fsis 2Gd2.c Cheese nrui
New.YorE Fancy iSa4c. do Prime l27gl54G Western
tige l2Lgl$e gs Gnet dr Wv @ AF" jersey anu
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12

atl2h8lSh to dress ~ and ~ fair do, ia Owt at S6
Merritt & Burchard for Aslbrooke o5 Kentucky
steers cgt aye.age at &C T. o. to dses % 70 70 s s
g 70 ro o. o y ST n DTS Sa lad GO ri sS Of Of im limos
steers for q 70 bsTSei pSgS nnsod ANU ''
Brown S sS go Sr n o T q 10 ss uno Tor Dixon (
CO. IS KSnac d. li@l2fe "a a % S1 dy at o. z "a
5s h. and Illinois steers. s cwt at l2GlSc 10 dress
MiLGH Cows-Reccipts the week number 81 aralnst
100 Tor the eek sses Of extra ana @ ia moo 10
choice ssOdssQ but slow peddng sort % trade
rar good lots BY the carload are quoted at can
cXIVEs-Receipis for tho week 1900 against 1888
%sre 700 head sales limited This morning, but there
SsS Ta' Sii ia n SS soa before % xii at 50 80 head
and at 2e ? n og ornsy @ T P C cayes al - 30 Phead
and the ves aud grassers by Hume Elliott during
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reoeipts for the week were
vE weTS q eSTs cr ioa c1 o255 heads Forty
and % at Jersey Cty Pllc were re ht o. n
of daSs bsck and the the better for the seia
shSo6 and iee : f@,ne bulk the sheep SONG at
5a5e 10. and te greater part OF tho lambs ~ o2@ &C.
Hume Elliott -oli and Carsla lambs 10 u aver.
AZ Ohio seen q5 H. at Sc; do l0 H. nj Gi4ci 81 Do -
5 an curing week, s5oa sheep and lambs 10 average
james Kirby soil 20 state lambs, 50 % ayeT3g at 6r
NJ aud Canada DO, 6s H. a. lc 70 ONO slreP -
~ a. &C. 5s DO tcwesi "a r. al Sic. d6 "a n, at atc;
curing week, 40 sheep and lambs TO average - -
" ot sold lG Canada lambs ~ ID average, at 1c = u
POI sheep S3 b at .c 81 do Sj ID al 1'si aHd -
state lambs "a t5 p11va,e terms go, d.
Kasc Picock solo 20 ONO SHEEP 81 u average az 'ic
~ nj So. lg7 do 81 b - Sli4 p 100 ID 2OG common
DO II l. H. at Lc. 3G3 kcntucHy 10. % d. at J@c' -
Canada srep Gc. 81 state do s. u. Gt 12c. -
Cluaa lambs n %. al sc. l73 do, ~ d. al r. m dnil
t wCpk sheep ana lamnS 10 a,eragc - 80 Z ,a "a
prices rnc from litc. TO Gao d FOX sheep ai rom o'sc'
-.
Kentucky do = 10. At 5c. 2Oz do, % d. at 32c" 90 sac
do ~ b a % 10, 81 H. At J'2.; rs stale lanDs 10
7c: pa 6l -, at fC. anl during the week 90 .
slecp ANA lambs. 10 AVERAGE ~ A. y head. 80 49, Cd,
r. Iorca cold Michigan sleep, - average ~ - % =
100 ~ lj do 81 10 at 70 Oj4 " 100 ID lS t"naGi
LAMBS, n b At S6 g3ai a. 100 10 do q ID, 81 G'ic ID;
and Gl ,',ld,a sleep Nnixcd lptl, II il, ai -c
WlNi-.:eceipts Of the week 80 2GGl against 2z03t
last yrstrrJay and today were II cars or
25I AZ strsy CIT. and 40 CTS al t'sllc
fr. htyy hogs sO alive at s.. = 10 Dtr'N
hogs were request at 10 luc. %, "i' sJ
early sales O: hsbr piss at lO'tc.
CHICAGO oct. Il.-Cutc very dull an3 weak receipts,
3U0I. T,yaus - 5UGt3 iJ rockeIs = Juavj "U shli
ucu;s Is7H. HoGs-GVOh grades rTu: CttriS Ne.s' T.
ccpts, 900. Inferior q ChOi' - 5H~? TO- toAiio' 90
Good. aJ04i - shipments, 200. -http sicHGy T.
cepi GoOi to ChOcc, Si0<1 1j Common to dcu'h
~ 25d - -.
ipT,rHIA. oct. 1l.-CAsTLE1hc market was 'TathCI
dan week prices tUn-r 3@ui heat arrived aAd 'o'
nj, 4. ana NtHtrl steers
Ga,c fair good do and 1Hj" u gross oF common d'
S'Ir.Iiarnangcd. ; sales, l3c hoan. -.
10, ra,iJr lower; 800 head uii az fl2zSl@ . cwt net
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
COTTON MAkKETS.

LOUISVILLE. Oct ll.-Cojion quiet Siliilnc lic. -
NENORLEAHs oct lI.CottOu arm, III good demand Mn-
receipts, 1O=0 bales; gross g19 bales cAIoi 20
France S7O2 baca c0astFst 22jh bales continent %bIO
baea salrs 1900 halcs: STOCK, 47.G3i bales. - .,.-
VusuNsroS Oct. il-COtt0n Midlng. l2'.Hl2 'sci
Low Miditng IZilc.; Good Ordinary n1niral; ret l'
Cept JCj bsl,s; espOrts, coasiwise l'l co '"d' ~
ba,,s stock. >, ,1Gj bales - . ,,,
sAyAswAH oct iI.-Cotion firm Mildng, l3c.; Low Md
ding, l25.c.: Good Ordinary l2. net receipts ,p 's
gross TO bales: exports ~ tht continent, -'5 aSH
coasty' 'e 553 aus sales 1871 balas; stock. i3! bale,
AUGUSTA. Oct. ltOtion rfin, good u''n'I 'l 'E'
125sai27tr: Mt3ding, i2's; Good CrbHtfA, Ii'2'
II sc: nel receipts ll5i bales; sale, y hlI M, 20,
Busioy Oci Cotton Grirt rndnOuinAi; Nliimr - "
Low NlGlip-. Isle. Good ordinary, 2c nr ie,P's' %
Oa.,. .Tcss y halrs sales. - bales ,tncE I07 litS
PM ,nFiriIA oct 1i.-Cotton Grnt Midinp, i5'sr 2
NiG!lug. l. yt.; Good Or!Haiy Il Be- ut i'''''
4li haics; grps% '1S "y'. ,,.,.,.- 90. -
~ LOUIS oct. n-C1ti0H lighcr; Midi.lnN l5r" Low
AIilniug I2c Cont or 'inaIy II 2'. nr receipts ,'-4V
shipments 1909 bales 7ai-S 500 pair~i 7''" i'
"iFlR.roy oct ll-Co;ton steady Sliddhug "l3itGi
4uia halcs. exports. cost"Isc, liJO bii'S: H, IoV'
}al los stock. 36,i9J naes. ann. so. 40, o..
IENPIl., oct. 1.-Cpuun 'tclly NidGlne l3c net re
ccis 3 ~ b.cs: shipments 2291 bales sales t0l bales
CSc;S Oct Cotton tirm; S3,lne %'ic Low Ma.
ding 121; Good Ordinary. j -c ne; lt'pl pa bil''
8Wril.uRi oct ll.-Coou irmer; ddfiin-. i5 e-: i3Y
Ndliug, he; coed OI unary l%'fci net trrrPt5, o.
bales: gross, I,6sf DHls; rsifis tnaSiwIE" 40 palr
sic, DO la,... =. inurr. - nairs; aio'S 3f4 bates
;iHrTtp Gct ii ,ofon frruer MidIins I-'t0l27sc
II - hC.. Good Or 4nat5 II %" &C.; ne
r,ceiDts 1855 ral.,: rIuf 2"tJ bal 5 tEt"t c"l-tNs
- Z. bales ,i,R tOO Dge,: sn, "a. .i.,~9 bales
SoEfoig. oct u.co'ton active Mr' l.ne, -'-@ @i5ic;
rrCruts, exports, Co1sNftt 10 bilta
salct 4Oi bales stock, i,Jj2 Daics. ,..,,,
oiuNF-ioy. Oci. ~. Cotton Ln. good demand N5dl'nc
crpts 15s2 hsc' ezl".is cJaswis', 298 bhes; stock
3b3lU bales
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.
pIpsaN Markets.

IIyaaroo1 Oct Il 1890 p m.-cotton * Ann Mitdlng
I-nlafr- lid: lliddnng Orleans 81; stlss. l4''
ries iculug 5000 ior speculation ana eXt"f r,tlpS'
lr. Ml.ch Zoo American. 'D'tuh 10 atrN
a. >. t,i,. II Nil ding U.lalds. Low i-llins ciuSc
IA u ri october Il Noyrh a. b-i do TO- 81 l}lci 80
NM ana December NJ .- DO October dciftF, ~
f4. stlps nj Nibiug Orleans, Low Kidding iliat Hhilt
&C .,iar and So,emGrr at 1iis corn, 20 f"1i'l Pi
M.std Western. .-,, ,,.,tr,.-- t-,,,,1s
Cfto,, Jo N dling CLAUSE NovcnD AMI December Ceiy
CIV AT s7.l. 80, siIp'd 'ccenhrr ana January Pt
sli' ~ iosd. C.r, - ga -99 Gtt eI o' -''~' west
,rn Ihror. 81 > Cwt Cor Long Clear 1iidtlr'. . -
ilgRa.5OI oct llo30 p m-Oi te sales ol Oci''h 10 ul
u 600 bales Am rltdn. -...,,.-- --.,.-.,.
l[fri0oi Oct. Il-5 p. In.Sales ot Mddling J2lauc'
n LOW Aifdiug clanso, slupicd oct lhtr AMI NO, h r'
p,r sl, ,isd; do. DO sipped Eo'ruil 'u Dy,tnIeI
nor .lI Al Is i5s: DO sluppsd december and Jalu3iy
er .li IN H. corn % $3.50 quarter inr Mixed v ."f
'INrg,uOl. oct IL -Eyeung-Sp1l,s OF IWp'llie - e
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
ERIE RAILWAY.
IL SUMIER ADVANCEMENT OF Trains in effect Angus

80, 1870:
a. m-Cncnuati and Chicago Day Express. Diawngroom
1915 a. m.-Express Mail fOr Buffalo and Niagara Falls
sleeping Coach To Suspension bridge.
u. in-tDaiiy.) PaiEc Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches through Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Cucin
nsii. Detroit ana Chicago without cnange.
Trains leave Chauies.,t. Depot, y. ~ for Newark, -
Gi5 s3a lOi5, l@0 5 :: 10, and 81 p M and II
midnight Saturday nights only; sundays. H.. Nl3 NJ
II noon, las. 3. 3lj f3O, 5l5, g. 63o Hlj 1880 T. M
and u midnight. sniay- $50 = %, - D $50 p ~ ana @
M, II uoon lAj, 3, 3lj 545 1870, 5:l56 o:l6. 03O
s:l5 1890 and II midnight Sundays - 80. ~ .
10 ~, 30, $50 D. m, anG ~ midnight Sulen 2t9
ni.ht. sundays 5i5, $50. 10 a. GO AMI ~
wiinght cornwall. $50, . M, $3.50. 4:SO E. ~ Snrdays
srnda,s, $50 m. Warwick, 7:3Q 1915 m. 40 =
Kingston. $50 p. m sundays $50 a. M Goshen.
SO 10 A. m D. ~. Midllrtovu, 1890 O. l045 m. 3i5,
and 20 D. m. tram, connect with New York and Oswego
''' p NoRTifERX r. H. or y. j.
$50 $50 a. m 1880 2:i5 t. AS 5.lj $50. 7i5
aud salurlay nights only at lljO p. m ouHdays a M
Nanuct spring Valley and Monsey aud $50 m, 2:i5
leave I'D st. hsen minutes earlier than above tme u ms
leaving Chanh, quarter hours leave 2dsi thirty
uinutrs earlier Boat leaves sd ST. at lli5 D. %
With trains leaving Chambesst at lIjO in and IL ilid
Tickets FOR passage apartments Drswngoom
Sleeping Coaches can be obtained aud orders Ot the choc King
and transfer Baggage left at the CCmpanys offices
sOs 2il, 4Ol 52J. and 9j7 Broadway; No. Court 81,
BrooklyI II, and AZ the C0npany's Depots. -
Express trains from the West arrive In ewlOrk at 720 a.
JNO. \. ABB6rT General Passenger Agent New.York.
EOR Rondout a. Kingston, landing at Cozzens
Il (West Point Corn~ ALL eSburgh Marlborough Milton.
W BALDWIN Monday, Wednesday and Friday. leaN
Harrison st.. P,er No. 80, North River, at 1 I'm.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
LIcnilstrD.

A SET of TEETH made in three hours n
y ~ West Trnyi9ulih IT. near rai~i} -aI IiA,h. M
ave- sriI mert.Icl dentistry Fldiu2, r1i aNh NH.
,utr also coral fubhsr cc1l6d flkr grn cars from
Grand street Ferry. Siyih+lge. or Hraa1aJ ears
NEWBHOCGH i2S West ihiiif 'onrih+,t.
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Tceth extracted
- rithp.t pain. Dg. HASBl. DUCK. 414' ~ oi,era.o
~ C1ir, makes stcdiy ~ the N,r q" th gas Ior wv
-Gh-t.
rONETH.NG NEW. CHEAP and BEAUTl-
y VII'fIy Rose Pearl Pste' lHIi Itus color ana sn
.Irc, artificial teeth, cXrr- ever, Inns heretofore Of
i,IcG ur beauty. siren th ant -hucSs needs onF pDr sen
fn De apsrpciI'eI. u nay, aud only per -tl
C1 mi cYaLinr. Also beet iuhbc 'oi7 iom 80 - .l
,tII Plat4r, $50 tl l-Atrui.S cu,r gas D J.
O.. WAIT. . Fast 7 csty third st near Ma'i"-"N"'
rnTuE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed 10y
4 pr GFD II. MODTNANN, j32 |tayc., near @bti-'tr
are p,ounccd a to e the crO1H.ns lght o! dental al "
Best SETS, SO ~ 80.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12


II1r-Therc moderate demand FOR good r9is n d1
saoh prices aoont sady New tat %as 9nS's1 & a. @
Irns Hons Of sd gsSy 1s Ts at s9SI loS for foreign
Eely glees which .,y I'VE wsIe qId qfSad Rens stock quiet
a. BE- or % e,t New.Ur!esns duh al GJGGjc for ta
HhVEL sToREs-There was only a jobbue business in
Resin trla large los being reported; thc naIAtt VS.
srady at a GiGe 70 i9r Si'ai,,d = 80 spirt. rGr
5sntc was very ai 800 with vey iair demand 100
Ssar a, i5c Tar Was qaet at q y 80 oT wmngtoa
,ps frrpcninc ue ext,n OF III bOls at 59e to arrive
was Guci 5.c ia casls ard 5So IN b5s
,5ton ,,cl ol dui or CrodC and n'niuGy at -
rude sperm ~. quiet at 81 80 and Whale at o5c ior south
PETa0LGCM inere was very firm mar@et for Crude
sch sar held higher hu; tTale va. "nd @ h 80 in
lpp order city Narhha " a. gGisi a. ~ le lSi9SI en- f1 s
.rc,k very frn actual tado vos qeie sae was re-
yoc ne gSRcrai quotation was ic, tlongh high as
Ai2 was asked ~ gS & l, s an M IN Ra"l AZ Is &C.
roT$ m;SG S NV wa, St GT%gr r. v9 I5 30I h n
oh lot, al 5Oa,22 so. There were a',2 saes OF I2
lbis for e month buyei's option, At So co 50 So X
"a - $50 Tor pam Mess and 4o 5Ca$ii 81 Tor ANtra
.l,s lO2 O'1 ~ , i ii 1 .-oi AZ s 59fS SI6 80 io
Prmc Mess Mdlcs were dn ~ y S,3s % &
r ou,fei al l6a IOa,c tr City and Bans at sci 2c.
I'M I'M on b .T6t Prime steam is quoted al l3 ss sales
l,OIt,rc,5 Prime steam ,or oet9 at iS'sG - iGi 80 80
steam changed haucsst IS l3'c LrsSet Hogs
VII, mo- ale huSiups at Butter j. without mate
rai .sat.e IN price with y much dong. state IS
quoted 2$05oc. Tor C"mlH"h 10 IMI o." -
"a 10 prime: 2S03fc. for common 20
hoc, Pals and for Creamery; Western ~ lo@
tor 20 Caocc. AID 2'0.tc. lur tfeanti! Ii - 20
extra ohoc. Ch,cse las continued steady MI igi' D'i-
u. ,0!u "a Toe Poor to Fan state -vl2H &C. i
I,r tn GoTl 0fz',c a.. Good To Prime, l2',0l3Lr ir
,r.. fC Fancy: tulrc Tor roor To Pan western; iu2H
l fcr d.. oi TO Prime l2it l2JiC for Prime Z" "t'
IICH- TLeic lar hUsiucss a. Nh.d' IoNe l"'S'
-i0Tatc fOr fair good Louisiana - Sc i"i WHu. -
a. for CarOuna GaaGLc. KangO5n and oy40'c Tor
rat IL. i.ahcoJn iu bulk - 80 p -, goiL
-I,.Ai.% 'Ilc market " qu-r and ~ - Tl5hr.
STGAb-for Raw the market was sie' ~ but Ght' liv
Wtrs Of 7lp boxes n l1OtcS basis pt a. g 'i
MOll,.,s ~1Gr; T2ir 10 60 Il y,AisS "dS lit.
i,rlii ID 10Y 'hcl tiei'
Nas e and in D..t fo- export Cru-hel scarce
nd ri NJ &c. other craics were hin ard 'lti ~ II =
- ae ol Cut I0aI 10 for Powdered and laAuittl
lose Tor \ snd ne other grades 800 boxes Mo
S,s at Tic. ,....e-..-
INILON-Tlc market u shale f'rlner. W l however
scarce. 50 much daus sales 100 n ~ 1890 I''2'
WHISKY rules -sda -aaer with afWr business reported
aa.rs 80 bbls. al al o'2c Z gal