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The Morning herald., 1875-12-28
n, Brandy's Fate from Brandy.
Correspondenes Of London Timss.1

The Correctional Tribunal of Saintes has
lately decided a curious affair. The hero of
it is rich proprietor, bearing the appropri-
ate name of Brandy. 1t appears that this
gentleman INDUCED so freely in spirituous
liquors that he had arrived at a state of
chronic delirium tremens. One day last
September, feeling himself rather worse
than usual, he lay down on his bed, and
while there one OF his friends, NJ. Boucq,
entered the room and asked him to lend
him a fishing net. with the greatest
pleasure" replied Brandy, getting up to
show his visit where the net was. But as
Boucq advanc toward him, Brandy, max.
ing somewba grim jest, drew revolver,
and saying, "Here is pretty pocket hand
kerchief," shot his visitor. At the trial
several Of the witness said they thought
that Brandy was Q mailman, and midwife
stated that he had accused her of changing
his child from boy into . girl. Boucq,
who seems a man Of charitable disposition,
said that Brandy had been and was still
one Of his best friends, and that he wished
him no harm. The court, however, deter
mined to make Brandy's case warning to
drunkards, and he was condemned to two
years. imprisonment.
M. Boucq may mourn his eccentric
friends temporary seclusion, but others in
the neighborhood of Saintes will doubtless
rejoice that NJ. Brandy is cut off from too
free use of his namesake and revolvers.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-28

as Il was orisinslly taned byg Dis gav'
a brilliant corpGtorakn TO he name o
Good Hope, whieh it Nceived from kin(
Rmanual.A Un1f this enliS Shtened prince
the Portuguese prosecuted their new ca
reer Of eats5Pfise xish-xeai energy, deg
terity and success. They acquired u
India not merely q commercial, but
political ascendancy, since they enteret
that country a. conquerorss and thtr'
founded an empire. A sueceAioa Of tht
most distinguished men followed eacf
other in. the administration Of that empire
men who united in the most extraordi
nary degree strategic skin, political sacac
ity, and the mercantile spirit with patriot
ism, humanity, and disinseresedneH"
For such an advocate Of education. Al
our neighbor, one who is the bright par
ticular light Of our city, and
who wastes the midnight oil in
studying the question Of education-te
have tumbled into such q blunder as te
write that in Portugal the public In
struction is Of the most limited character,
and that she is bound in the mesAes Of ig-
noranee." In the American Csdopedaa fol-
1872, article Portugal, our friend with
common diligence could have found the
following: "
public instruction is under the control
of Superior Council Of Education, at
the head of which is the Minister Of the
Interior 1t is entirely free from the sa-
lervision Of the Church, aad, since ISL,
compulsory but the Law, compelling par
ents to send their children to school, Is
no, enforced. In 1865 Portugal had l,ISS
puplic elementary schools, with 1912
pupils. In 1874, two normal schools were
established at Lisbon and Oporto, which
are in aourishing condition. The num-
Der Of lyceums, which impart secondary
is 1s2, with ION an ayeragel
:, 900 scholars. The clergy are educated
in six seminaries and eight training
schools. The University of Coimbra,
which was founded in 1890, has five facul-
lies, 46 professors and lecturers, and from
800 to 900 students"
What does this mean? That there is
public elementary school for about every
200 Of the inhabitants has Wilmington
my more? We think not. .-.1 IT.. !
We regret to notice, in the article in
question, how promptly the "Commer-
:ial," takes up the phraseology of our
[mperators, message to Congress. 1t is
raining for the Crusade.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-28
A Song for the Times.

Is Thermometer 100 below zero.)
Iwant to be plumber,
And with the plumbers stand,
A busted pipe before me,
Ny soldier In my hand.
With rosin then, and acid,
The broken place I'd wipe,
And while the iron heated
Would calmly smoke my pipe.
Then should want some charcoal.
And send the boy for that,
While musing very wisely,
Ion nay launches sat.
And when twas time for dinner,
We'd take two hous or more.
We'd scarcely get that hole stopped
In time to quit at four.
Our bill would be nine dollars;
The victim he would scold;
A wicked wink I'd tip him,
Ard smiling. say" that's old!'
Who wouldn't be a plumber,
With Jack Frost for his friend,
And countless frozen sink spouts
And bursted pipes to mend.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-28
PEuOHAL

CLIP Haven tried to make 'spint" &
And now the DUO de Gramout z goiA1
to print Historical Recollections."
Hon. Ms. Norton will soon again b
blooming bride Of sixty-seven summera
Pere Hyacinthe now seems to be an &C.
|clesiastical explorer in search Of belief
Dr.. Newman has secured abroad, .
Tower of Babel brick. He will bring it
home in his hat. .a..
The late Charles B. Vim, Of Wobun,
Mass, bequeathed $780, 600 to public pur-
poses in that town.
Grace Gleenwood's husband, Dr. LIP
pincott, has become Chief Clerk in the
Land Office, at Washington.
Congressman Eden is Chairman Of the
Committee on War Claims No doubt
about his garden our interesaa
Olive Logan is writing book about
" Butler" under the miserable delus'on
that it will be read.-Cicaso Inter Ocean.
A fine marble bust Of Gen. Halleck, who
was pioneer of 1916, has been presented BY
the Generals son to the Society Of Cali
iOrnia Pioueen
Buffalo Bill has given gentleman a
New Orleans . wonderfully economical
gun, which '-can be fired thirty-6ve times
without loading."
There is a prisoner in the county jail,
at Oshkosh, Wis, who has served no less
than six terms in the State prison. He Is
now engaged in writing up sketches OF his
fellow prisoners.
A Brooklyn bill collector who had
been kicked of the frent stoop by a debt
tore wife explained his sensations by OBJ
serving that it wasn't 80 much the quality
of the thing that astonished a. the
quantity.
Twelve good men and true, of Middle
town, Conn, put it in this way: Timothy
Donovan came to his death by hanging at
his own hand, while making an insane ex-
pertinent, without intending to destroy,
but accidental"
The Morning herald., 1875-12-28
EARTHQUAKE or Mete0r ?

The Richmond Whig" of Saturday
morning says: "There are some doubts
raised as to whether it was an earthquake
after all, though the earth did undoubt.
edly shake most terribly. The Alexan.
dria Sentinel informs us thst the phe.
nomenen in that city was Immediately fol.
lowed by very brilliant meteor, which
made its appearance in the northeastern
heavens and shot rapidly toward the
south, exploding with loud report when
near the horizon. 1t may be that the first
shock experienced here was caused by the
explosion of the aerolite, which may have
happened near Richmond. as this city
seems to have been the focus from which
the disturbance radiated and the second
shock may have been either the reaction
of the first, or caused by the heavy frag-
ments of the meteor striking the earth.
The fact that gentleman OF this city says
his room was lighted up as if sudden
electric fash just before he felt the shock,
would seem to go far in confirmation o1
his theory. Still, there are other phenome-
ma, such as the surging Of the waters in
the river, and the peculiar and continu-
Gus vibrations and undulations of the
earth, that cannot be so readily reconciled
with the fall Of meteor of any reason.
able dimensions. The simultaneous ap-
pearance Of this meteor and the several
shocks, however, is coincidence quite as
remarkable as any Of the many that have
been noted or mentioned, and ought to be
taken into account in the investigation to
which the whole matter will be subjected
by the scientific mind of this country"
The Morning herald., 1875-12-28
EDITORIAL JOTTINGS,

Is Babcock guilty is what the New
York "Herald' asks. That's what he
would like to know himself.
A religious exchange says that Brother
Moody is moved by the spirit when he
breaches. We wonder what kind; whisky
or brandy.
The report that Judge Fisher of this
State is fishing after New Orleans Judge
ship is queer fish aud is supposed to be
only cod.
The Mysterious Pilgrims" of Piladel-
phia, have been rooted out by the honest
press Of that city. Truly. The hand Of
God moves in mysterious way
NEWSPAPER reports state that the
wholesale and retail business Of Chicago
has picked up. We have no doubt that it
has in the whisky and faro business.
In North Carolina the Revenue officers
are whipping the negroes. And still Grant
cries 'Let US have peace" and Brother
Moody in his prayers does not feel very
Sank-if
Last SATURDAY, notwithstanding in
the midst Of the winter was a Fall day.
Christmas did fall that upon day, and a
number Of the egg-nogg and whisky devo-
tees had fall that day.
THEY must have had taste of crooked
whisky in Baltimore on Christmas, as
six hundred persons found their way along
the crooked path that leads to the Jail
there upon that fatal day.
IT is announced by the telegraphic dis
patches that storm in Bermuda blew
many of the people into the Harbor. Not
so bad after all, people have been blown by
storms into places hotter than that.
GENERAL CoLQU1rr, of Georgia, has
been delivering agricultural addresses
upon drawing stumps. There is certain
kind of stump, though, that hecould not
make draw, not even with mustard plas-
ter or suction pump.
A PRISON director in Indiana resem bles
Boss Tweed so much that he has been ar
rested twice, and he has determined to
become "a boss" any way. To relieve the
embarrassment Of being arrested, he has
had all the hair shaved from his Uranium
and is now the "boss bald headed man" in
Indiana.
In Georgia discoveries have been made
Of gold. Another mine Of bright yellow
substances has been foupd, and at the time
made the discoverer clap his hands and
rub himself more than he ever did before
in his life. He screamed as he felt the
material and thought the flesh was weak,
more than once. 1t was nest Of yellow
iackets
The Morning herald., 1875-12-28
Jackets.

As q acolored resident of Frankford was
breasting the storm, with new umbrella
over bis head, he was halted by friend
and brother, who asked, "Is DAT your UNI
brella 7" eyes sah-cost me ST." was the
prompt reply. "Mr. Savage" said the
other, very solemnly, "When man will
buy 81 umbrella TO keep the wet ofrn a
fifty cent suit Of close, what's de use to
talk about economy" 7"
The Morning herald., 1875-12-28
". STEPHENS HOTEL.
CHESTNUT ABOVE TENTH STREET
Philadelphia.

Philadelphia.
Your attention is respectfully caIled ~
tnis new and elegant hotel, CENTRALLY IooSo
ted, convenient TO all public offices nioces
Of amusement and interest, '' ''a'es
rafs fern,sned thrsughout in the most elabo.
make this model hotel. pieasante H1eo anG 70
agreeable TO those who favor ns with hno y
visit. Transient rates from soO to ssGn aIn Ia q
neyi nay a,s Specia rates TO families and perme. @
u d. CRAWFORD. Manager. oct2sa%p.r saaopr'
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HOTELS.
WAsH1NGToN HOUSE,
MARKET sRTEET, NEW CASTLE.
JOHN McCALLIN, PROPRIETOR.

The above house is large and commodious
and ntted up In the most modern style.
The bar Is always well supplied with the
best Of liquors.
terms either daily or weekly.
Stabling for forty head of horses
The proprietor respectfully asks the no-
tronage OF his friends and the public,
JOHN McCALLIN
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-31
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETs.

LKRaPcoI. Dec. 30-l2:s9 j.. m;-Coton - steady Nh
Sf, lauJs Gl5, sd NlGalng Orleans ,gd sele- l2GVu
hale Including 900 for speculation and export; receipts
$40 bales which 800 American SolOH 10 arrive
stc.d.r sales Of Mdling Upands 10" Miid'iig c.iise
sped December end January (er 5ail al OSl sais Vi
NalUDg Orlc.pa Low Midiins cadse shipped Jahes,y I
February per said AZ Ui'laG Ctrn oI DOL = quarter "i
Sa- Mixed Wcsterh. and ~ & for Old ,.. .
JUPRFOOI, 3O-2S0 D. Inti the hdioa on CGt'3h 20
bacs American; edirs on NhdhnS liai''
I,y lfddnk clause, shipped February ana March 'itr ei
a; esd Lard $50 Y cwt rois. - bbl Tor DE -, ,
lOSuaS Dec. .}U-l2}0 In.The DrccicIs oi the Boa.
o. ne ana ~ their meeting today liked Tie minimum I9 OF
Sacr a. e anS atA per cent United Natc- bC8G- 80 ~
l0Tl. Sc Ewes lOJa; Erie hallway shhits, H. New
cr utrai 90 Tie OF discount in tlc open lGathti
for t;.c months bills - 3sUisl cont wlch "a go y
cont Dol l Bank Of England rate The rate r money ~
in.E rNCaugc Government seCurIieS u . per cent
J0uUN Dec So p. r.rhc bullion In tht lahE oi LII
glsrc las decreased 1924, 900 during the past week
JoSuOS, Dec. 3O-3:3O T. mlhe amount Oi Duiloh WIN
drawn from TIE o. Eng and balance TO-DAY II &ub
The ,Topg the BauA Of England reserve 70 hAbl!
who. & - + cent * NOW 81 y cent
IoN,0V Doe. So uiFTie Railway shares, i1B fdfls
2dy1ccs quote Icntes NJ b5i. b5c.
JnVToS Dec 800 D. n-1he rate OF d count in the open
mari Z months bills is "a per cont which ~ . pei
cert below, the Of England ratio sugar y Ga25 GU
IL. 40 ~ Dutch STANDARD. tho spot and = 392- i0i
do aAost spirits OF Petroleum, lO'0lld per Ealoh.
PAIN. Dec. 3O.-1he specie lat the Bank OF France has 10
creased 900 francs during tho past "eeA Exchange GA
London Zjf lie fol short sight. M
FRAAKFoR1, Dec. 1OuDed states bonds Ne" IlYes W 8
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COTTON MARX FITS.

NJ, Oa!r,>s Dec 3o-Cot BcriauI fA.f hu6dlng,
I2i,r; Low h0d.nc. l,c.. cu'l or nary. lot; net re-
BRITAIN l. l!los 20 the iacGt % iais co.stNse'
J. "a bales s-e-. 1900 Gtcj; - -. I'D .al's
MUEiiF. Doc. @Of'1t'0u aHr'h iiadue. l2tc. 10"
Iduil~ A. Ac, tfOJi Oiahuy, IVs@iJ.-t.i net ft1p,
1877 bales: exports 10 Great EnGuH, +l2N BALE ~ lht
Continent l0j5 la:1; c,JstT.s @jf bTl-f; sal' 4.F0
S,vASSsn DC 3C-t5i;ol quiet liiIllins. I2sc Low
MiGc.ur ~ &C.; Good ordinary sd Hci i'fMp+ 800
ICa. pJr!t G..j i.T4tH @.z'G Uac3, sa'ce. Ec1c
CiI,gIi6y jtt $o-c,fton, STEADY; Nj ine 1csq
&c. Nv Hdiiinc t; Cool Ordinary, u 'yll r.; iir
receipts @flD b'r'j *fo-, @]lJ r -", 80 , 3e
MtnTHi-. Dec .ct u:ipr demand az NJ hi2r ~ e.:
receipts. 2sif b!,e aa..mcn 1886 baies: aaiet 900
bales: stock Gf.tll bl-,s
PriAnrlfdiA Dee. op.-C,tOn quot; NidiinH l3'sc;
LoF tiii1n. s Good Ordinary ii 'ci r'' ''oeiii 2o'
Laias. zrO., I,VJl bales. .. ,o, ...,
8osrCE, bee so. Cotton dqli MGtng lac ,cT iii.
ding 13c Go,d Ordinary ll-c net rcceipoi 4G5 naio'
gros,. 3iG ~ c> stocF - q" pti'' , -. -. ,,,
HruIsIA. De-. "0-CcItpI a'il demand -4ri MnLiHk,
l2s, Low MidlhHr l,c.; Good Ordinary lie. rcoeir'
%trsk Dec io-Cottca qGst ea,y Kidding, u &C.;
ne r,cpLs, ~ HlCs cy.CT; C1j.t'-t, 49, Liit;
Gales 81 baics stock, 5000 Vsea
Niading 1.c.; Cool Ordinary, lie; itcrip', 95f
halo aipael;1. 5j7 bIo5' sios ~ pa'eS stock 81 -
81 Ioris Dee 30-Ccilon etc,ly and no7 active; Mi
ding Izr; Bidding u iiec; Gogd GIT'niy IL 20
reccp;7, L$ bales; '.ipnens lsi' bales; Sales 2l-'
EtLTnioss bee 5o--iotion qmct ald weak Miidliug.
IG7.Ul%C; MiauIP, l?'z@21st Good priinhj 10.
net raccpi4, bales; gross rcccFis % pditN Nioii5
oasTsc. 40 hllea sales 800 btes SPINNER LOO Das
CsiyigfGs Dec 30 Cotton quiet and weak .Midlnr.
Izpc.; Low NitilnS l2c; Good O'duafy, &c. ne,
r-cent- 425s baes gross $50 bales CXpofs - t'!ce'
Britain 0f3 bales c0astHIsc 81 BAGS sales lo4O bDos'
5n',1<'.IoE Dec "a Cation quiet and nominal: Md
ding l2t..; - ~
ne. recent, - halt5. stock. G.tij iairA
LoIt8yILiT. Dec. 50-COt.oa.HIIn; Aimiing l2'-@
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


small, but prices nom
iosllv the ~l.Gc viz fOT Pots and &c. Tor i-ears
COPPER was uIN aud nominal at l62ul9c gold. Tor
there sales here IN Be
more 2}J1 OagS Mary Roe, sold on private terms Ihe
here the ending tina morning ere
"a OT7 bags sales 26ie bags The stock at eli ports
2 4OS bags including ljS IS bags acre and 54SS1 Oegs
business IN mild grades, ut y uhuer
the qu0tgOas are merely montreal, ihS gro
omitted The stock % to9e0 her than ii0 tbs morning Nks
$500 bags ami 1850 mes including 'f 40 mats
lava frvS MGr2cab, and i2.u20 bags MGccaslr
COTTON .e market GTOgcd stronger With fal demand
bu. the CO quiet under conflicting ndb Nee, re
cer's ports being sn1 The money EaFket sirng
whoh speculative confidence weakened; safes
2Gig bales waich SGi Tor export 6l Tor cohSunp
ton speculation. AMI OF tho total 100 bales were 70
Receipts q, ho pore were $isOO bales against
80 thursday G11 S652 ior the sioutns date
LII ..n No nj IN !. ! 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-31
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALBANY Dec. 30 WHICH nOninaI Kye VI IN thf sIrcI
sales one car state at Doc. Corn dull oats quei
sslr e ear y Mixed state at iJc TO- Mixed
WesteIu nj l2c Rejected AZ Sc. and ono car NO
Mixed state az Ale. Barley attracting moro attention
es of FGur caro- NO TWOTOwcd Sig'o al egc aud seven
cas- No 2 DO. do Ut 72i,c. Malt steady
RArTl,I,HE Dec. 30.-COttOn and firm Tor good
rIaGcsi low grad dun and week Low hiddlng l24~
11I Flour duil and unchanged Wheat quiet af sitHi
p.pnsvlvana ReJ 81 36a6$ 81; other grades ncnal
Corn duct; sOuth.F White her, bog jsc 1nthrfh o.
Iovs e. b4QGI. Western Mixed, Now, 62ic, spoi ~ q
IN hail January 62e last hall January ana February Vst
dpi and tncbauge Ryo dull and n0lMnaly eOes3c. liay
oIet ar unchanged Provisions quot ana sle,0y ohi i
limited obdng demand POIk--New 81 DO Blih he4,s-
Inrx. nominal. par ed shoulders, S50Sc Clear Rb Sides
isell ic Bacon steady Shoulders l9@lObc; Cio'f ~
IJc: Vrin6i 3iso easier ut not gnoiabl lO"
Potroieum unchsngod dull anu UNCHANGED WhsAy
offered at 81 49, 81 ~ bid. ,. -,
BOSTON, Dec 30Demand ior Pionr 4ue modefate saes
a $l4Yt ~ toI WeseTn snPor1no " NV ~ i0t ev
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$50 Iiea aSog, I5S for Continent Butter S Was
ruled m while other stock was plenty and freely
e state s} f 4f1Si f Fair Sc Tor
Coiee STATE dairy pals at 2sSSsc Tor Common Prime
S%S1 iPr csoge Ss' T '@ sT &C. I% To I
Western ct l6a2ac for Common to Good; 22d27c, FOR
Sss Wss% rolls az pa for 20
Cheese quiet and unchanged state Factory Q; 1s q,
TS1 o and state Dairy 'S at aSi5d Western at $50
- T can1 Tor Fresh was light and al inside rates
I.TaO steady, with limited supply Long Island an
Sic Western at 2ssGsec he latter Choice; south
at att 2,@q6c for western and State. 49,
lG on 10 so rec Secs p a h Position on the che
OF exp9er 70 take hold who are nov iavc ,ot by sg
Mn sssS early IN the day q 1000 eal, at 7eC Crude in
HS ' a Ganaa Sy' de .0O neac in T aS ID
January delivery in cases l7al9 ior caTgoss NaBn
fined fhiladcphia sold The ont Of 5000 bbs az 2c
and al Baltimore sales Of 900 DD at l2a ior prompt u
RICE was quiet unchanged at 5S.a6sc. for Louisiana
Gtci3c. Tor Carolina, 65dOc iVr kInSOOn anu az IoI
Clover seed was que at 12iaal2'.c for western
end 5GlS'c for STATE Calcutta Luseed was quiet at "
STEARIY steady with moderate inquiry sale, 100 tcs
sWeES Ssr ~ d 5 Win show Tho movement Of Raw
sugar since the beginning OF t9e month n.n >,o,so
s::.J: 81. 81: eco H:;5; 3 5Es3 81
Sale. ses bee 1857 l5s7 .5 s 5sj
STOCK Dec. So lS75..."..I9,007 1883 5G,00l 2019
Stock Dec. 81. 19Ti.......fO,GS4 61991 27,ii0 205
SiSss !Sa Is7$ 4ss 5s iiG5 5 rs
39c T va 6 % AND and r. s,r H% Toy fS' S
qSaSo foI Centrifugal The following quotations:
CuIl-IUfeIl0r Common Refining ~ Fan kcIInS,
SCI Good Refining Gle. Prime Refining bAc 1r 70 Choice
CrOsyr S5.0S2<c; Centrifugal, Sa0Jrc; SiOasses bias.
aud bvs 7astc.: Bslado. Gay d. - hos.
10 - Tl.G17sc; do 10 tn II eI-08Sac; do Nos.
$ 10 S-1Jr.; Nos. is 10 is, 9'sOlO do. Nos.
- to 20 1857 &C: White, o'4a10'sc Porto Rco-l;e.n
s2zc. BTs>ilB. - So. O -. sGsc; Java, - - NU
10 10 1c. 50 Sac Manila 1asNSC. Refined was quiet az
I0a oCc Tor Powdered ana Grauulat.d 10 .Gi1sc f0.
Crushed Ii4al Sc for Cut Loaf l0o1Osc Tor stan
dard a."
TA1iOw-slarict quiet; sales 10000 Ii and IS bbls.
WHISKY DIN lower sales, 80 lbls at 81 L. and 40
bJiS. az al u g. SALON.
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..inN low kIiddlin
annd ord

Strict GOOD ordinary .ll1s MddinC -i2-s
COR future delivery the uiirc opened wiH an HyRrce on
,,d5c bat va barely maiaa4n, a. tie close and the
neglected 6alcs have bcen lestr-
tlv alter ? p December. lS6e l@lloc; jsiiay, NJ"
lSIc. 800 lSTc. M iS-sc FchrnGtr 100 IL 2c: 400.
1885 Marcia 500 lS0isc; April 2'0 lb4.ec Apii lo1
IltS &C. 100 - slc, teyriher May lCg II IEt rtcai
a. n. lSil.r.. April 100 j. hay
loo jf{t,c: total. &i1 bales. second ca--No sales.
1hs,d cai-f',lrusry 80 I%iiaqC. totGi. 800 bales
Salc1 toly ~ 70 T. u. DeenleI i5oo 3is2. $Vo'
"a 80: Coo I}'... 10 l;S,g leo ~ oiec O. ~ pa;
100 p. lS's,c. zJp 80; February goo iait, 2oV'
100 l274. 100 IS u.erf 100, Isl leo, - Iissc
Marts 100 isc LOO SO i$i?a; e., 4'9 lse;
100 49, l9q !Sss4.c 500 ISIS; 100, l3-'asc. 1ey'
Aitsi tbss-o inc market vas quiet and essy The fol
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6apiuss Banhs.
River Savings Institution,

East River Savings Institution,
No. 2 CHAMBERgsr, NEW.YoRH, DC. ~, 1870.
B5TH SEMi.hxS UAJ. UIVJDEND. Inforcst Ct The rsts
of SIX ( PER CENT per anDgID has been declared fnd vii
paid 1lth Of Jsnn0ry a sums which
rsmsned deposit for throe SIX aootJ pit'e5 -
the LIST day Of January, 1876.
Interest called fUr VIII be ctcdtcd ana ara" b"st -
original deposit 49,
Bank open daily IRON 10 10 3 snf on rnrsdsy from 10 70 70
WILLIAM III. sLOCuM. PIcsidsnk
CHAs a. WHITNEY. Secretary.
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Gnanflal.
INSURANCE

OFFICE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE
" CONtPANY, No. 102 broadway. New York, Dec. n,
IsijThe Annual Election for Directors OF this COMPANY
oice pol will open at ~ o'clock aud ROMAN open
oac hour CYRUS PECK. Secretary
DEPORT OF the CONDITION of the Ma
III TIOyAL PARK BANK a. New-York, Ia the state OF
New.York, nj tho close Of business Dec. II, 1870;
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THE MARKETS.
reported for Tas TnIsuyE.l
THURSDAY, Pee. 80, 1878,

TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE PER NORTH
RIVER VESSELS AND RAILROADS
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NATIONAL LINE.
rron Pier, Hand A.. North Riger.

f4tri u.u Z, NOifn TIITer.
.OH LD&DDh DIRECT
ChNtDA.......-.... .....Iu., ily. jan. g. a.
GHEECE wednesday, ian. ~ p.
FOR QUEENSTOWN Rn,D LIVERPOOL.
Fey o. jon. T. n. SPAfN.....rn Is. a. ~.
liEAViTGA,janS 1850 T. m. THE 20 EENian. - r.
iJin PASSAGE, SO Carrrnfr Storage greatly
reduced Prices Rotura tickets rr.Uoei rates lfepsi
"araca TicLos veii 1J 81 tao i,Ytst Apply
The CcmpaHy's Oi4Ct No. 60 EI11-Eat. -
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ENMAN LINE.

Royal MAJ Steamers appointed 20 sail as follows:
FOR llUi.HScIOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY or CILIllH yL II; Jan b. 70 a. ~ a "a,
CITY OF AY. Jan. :, 1G.at y. N,
CITY OF NEWNOnK....SAruK DAY jan 10. 20. al IN.
CITY OF RICHMOND trr kDtf, Ian -, at y.
CITY or 8RDOkLYN....SAr TT BDhY Ian. %. 1t a.
each Succeeding raireay tTDm Pier -. n 4.
RATES DE PASSAGE.
CABIN, $50, $50, and SlG0. gold.
SIEERAGG 50 Gu-Tcncy. Dga's issued at lowest rates
For Cabin sage ami gc.crl business apply st tho Con-.
paws Office 10. - Bro.dwaY. Toy Steerage ps ~ 10.
30 galway, I.cr Is. y. - JD!fS O. DALE, Agent