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New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
Hospital sunday.


Pursuant the request Of BISHOP POTTER. hat tho
each year shall be observed A. HOSPITAL
SUNDAY, collections VIII bo t2Ean IN al the EpiscDpA
Churches Of the city Oh SUNDAY Dec 2j l. az Of - Lakes
Hospital.
Po,t.Onlce Noticc.-The FOREIGN MAIIlsr tie weex
TT ESDAY. at Tor Europe. steamer wsc)nsin
via wEDN rs DAl at $50 m, for Europe
a. for Europe per steamer Wieand wa Plymouth ami
Hamburg; SAfU kDAG al IL il f04 Europe p-
Elysa via Queenstown and az IL a. ~, 0r frauce per
steamer PereiIe, via ha,te 4. l. JAdEs, r. NJ
special Notice.-THE NEw.YoRK ASSOCIATION
TIE Thry-secord Annual Report and Directory
ready Subscribers viii be supplied a. early As ir,s clo az
Their residences or imWeaey. BY sending 70 a. oaioe,
the AssOcatiou and CaaiTmen OF tie Wand Committee
authorized 10 receive subscriguons, VIZ.
Howard Potter, President, No - Mallst-
James Lenox, Vice President, No. 50 Iiithaye.
Edward :. Jafray, NicePresltent, No 90 Ffth ave
Ersstus G. Benedict VICE itc.icel NO 70 West ienth St
Robert LenoX Kennedy Vice Pres lent No sy ftn ave
IIelry l.. Peiiew. Vice President No. II West 3Jt
Robert B Mnturn, Treasurer. No = souih-st
Robert NJ Hartley, Cor -csr,tSry No 80 Bible III luSc
George W, Able. Rec secretary, NJ. linest
Elected Iaragers-Stewart Brown, Ne. 50 wallet. John
Jacob Astor 33s FIFTH RutAcrt,ri stgyycaL No.
ChaiImcn OF Ward COmmitteesfist, second, ami Thnd
Wards. Geo. W Able No. Pnest; Fourth Charles Cham
100 Frsnklnst sixth John Boyd. No IL Frauklnst
enth Dr. NJ Franklin. NO. l12 Cherry ST. Eghh. Geo W
Creighton No 2se " Houston - Ninth. \ W Morgan, No
155 W. llth 81; Tenth Thomas L. sutton No a. nyngtn
Eleventh, Dr.. II. f. Champion, No pos = 18th st
Twerh. Jas Manchester No SIS z. 2othsL; rhrtsnth
D. ,Bruen No $50 Grand - Fourteenth, Herry T. wo-t
rs Grand St; Fifteenth, Dr Edwin Wet No AZ wess
Washington place sixteenth jas Spence 80 l2o shave.
ssysnteenth, Robert b. Goyd 70. u - Marx pIace
A. b. ogden No 4O5 r. bSlsI: Twentieth Darius ~ "a
30. l2S5 Broadway rNentvnrst l. n Suttug. No. 2s7
Lexington ave- Twenty second DANIEL Thompson No ii5k
Broadway. X NJ HAkILhl, Cor. secretary,
| No - Blble House, NeW.loys.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH IN PAsSAIC BURNED.
I ~. --lnra in MIMI Pas

Hudson's blacksmith shop in Main-st.. Pas
saic ~ j. was found TO be on fire about midnight on
Tuesday but the flames extinguished before mnch
damage was done. search OF the premises revealed
the ndubitabe fact that the fire was the work OF an
incendary. Shortly afterward the alarm was again
sounded and stable near the Erie Railway crossing
the rear of the ST. Nicholas Roman Catholic Church. was
discovered 10 be Oh fire Notwithstanding all efforts
made to extngush the flames, they spread with sEch
raDiilty flat in "A short time both stable ana church
Ire in r,Ins The latter was a wooden edce, 35K7O,
and two stories nigh. The lower story was occupied as
room and as the residence Of Father Schnener
the priest in charge The building cost $1,000 III wae
completely furnished and there was on hand a large
stoc of Goods for the Christmas fair The total loss II
estimated nj al Coo which there rs an insurance Oh
$500 The fire undoubtedly the WORK OF an lncen-
diary The church will I've rebuilt soon as possible, rs
II was TIC only Roman Catholic church IN Passaic
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
MuNIFICENT BEQUESTs.

BosToY, Mass, Dec. 22.-The will of the
late Charles h. VIM OF Woburn, Mass, bequeaths
go 600 to the town Woburn for cemetery purposes
II 900 to the First Unitarian Church, and for public
brar sI4O also for the purpose his private
pictures valued al 800 OOO and, addition. twOthrds
Of the remaining property after paying certain esaees,
the whole amounting to S2JO,O0O.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
EHEIGuT RATES.

CINCISNATI, Dec. 22.-The representatives OF
the trunk lines held meeting at the Grand Hotel to-day,
and decided 10 advance fourhcass rates To correspond
with those fixed the meeting In Chicago few weeks
ago. They made no change IN the rates on Hour aud
grain. The tariff taxes effect Dec. 70.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23

American Enamel CompaDy's works, this morning
caused loss OF 81 200 the insurance had expired
DETROIT, Dec. 22.-The Convent buildings at
Cross Village. in the northern part Of the state
ported destroyed by fire. Also a grist mill shinge
MILL with their Gontens Tie amount Of the loss Is not
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
Address OF GEN. PORTER.

Mr.. President: But a few hours ago you
were engaged in kindly welcoming the coming
guests aud j suppose at this hour of the evening
your mind naturally turns TO speeding the part
ing guest, and 1 have probably been called
upon 70 assist in that eudeayor. But, Sir.
while yield 10 in the disposition TO second your
every effort always dangerous TO call in the services
of a novice on such occasions. Laughter When the
commanding general in OuT late had decided TO
make decisive movement against the enemy,
and had made all the preparations FOR
st. he called to young STAFF officer
saying that when he gave the orders for the final
charge tho officer was look at his watch and
record the exact The young man, thinking the
decisive moment of his life had come, came forth
with that look Of sefsunicicncy which is only
begOtten Of youth and inexpenClce, and when
the final order given opened his watch and informed
The commanding general that u had run down sir, II
sometimes happens that q speaker when ne opens his
mouth does not realize the fact mat he IS Iun down
everybody speaks it is generally supposed tnai
speech h CONTAGIOUS. | have been called
pou 20 respond 10 The toast Our Guests" and sir. as
privately advised by you when came here tat ten
sons, shall hardly be expected 10 say s the pleas
Ant words OF acknowledgment and thanks WLlcl
know your quests would ike 10 have said tonight,
but can say that We have enjoyed the banquet -c bt
the landing Of the hungry and destitute PIT ms should
be celebrated bY sumptuOus banquet. / am sure youI
guests will home impressed thai this IL the rapid
case OF Pilgrims Progress on record. Laughter
The speaker closed his address with an amusing Illus
fration OF the progress OF the country the landing Of
the Pilgrims, and with witty apecdVtes portrayed the
asOnishInent which they would probably 40
present mode Of life OF the Americans.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
CATTLE MARKET.

BALTIMORE Dec 22-CArTLE have been moderately active
dung past week. and the prices lower very best
- 1896 j0 first quality - 750$5 10; medium or good
quality 50 - TO- ord nary thin steers Oxen and
COWS ~ 50qs3 so most sales at s. 75asi 7j receipts
l,o77 head.
Hoes been quiet but rmer and base. higher the
range il - JO4sl0 -; receipts, 81 10 head $500
SHEEP have been active AMI prices are shafe
higher the range 81 % to 70 so; receipts 1854
head
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
elsewhere.

HAMILTON, Dec. 22.-The new malthouse on
Barton-si. owned by VIM. Osborne, was destroyed by
fro last night The loss Is $4,000.
PROVIDENCE. X. L.. Dec. 22.-A fire at the
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
IN NEWARK y L

On Tuesday two little boys made bonfire
IN lot on Central-ave in the OF Bernard Farreis
barn. and the fire crep along the grass communicating
with the barn, which was destroyed. The loss was
about $500.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
spRNGFIELD's NEW ROUTE TO THE SOUND

Hartford, Conn, Dec. 22.-An excursion
tran with prominent citizens OF Springfield and Hart
ford, passed the newly constructed Connecticut
Central and spring gcd and Long Meadow Roads between
this city Springfield to-day Regular trains will be-
gin running about the Let Of January.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
IN PARAMUs. y. ].

The residence of Albert Y. Bogart was de-
stroyed BY fire on Tuesday night. The house. which was
recently built $4,000. 1t was insured for s2ooo
The origin OF the fire unknown. The family including
three Young ladies and boy, barely escaped with tclr
lives One OF the daughters slightly injured Mr'
Bogart was absent at the time.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
The Borne Bund has received private dis

The Berne Bund has received a private dis
patch from Cairo stating that Dr. Munzinger, with 800
men, fell into ambuscade treacberously laid for
him between Tajurrah and Cuhnosa. DR.. Mum
Finger and 1f0 men were massacred. the remain
der reaching Tajurrah after five days fighting.
Dr. iunzmgcr was q nctive of switzerland, and
WAS born il 1882. In 1854 lie went at the head
OF a commercial expedition TO the Red Sea. He after
ward visited the border lands OF Abyssnia and in 1870
travelled IN Arabia. He published in 1864 account OF
the German expedition East africa, having previously
Nritten Qtlel works iIDNn Aflica.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23

Gen. Eaton, Commissioner OF Education, has been in
ycG to deliver an address at the dedication Of the Fisk
University at Nashville Tenn, the lst of January.
The building cOst between 10000 aud SoOOOO, ana was
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23

al have SAID you are honest, John, with a
clear conscience but fear have stretched point in
saying you are sober" "Shure, Sir, II You have
stretched point that fur can't you stretch II little
further. and say that am frequently sober r.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
IN THIS CITY.

The fancy goods store of William Higgins,
AT No lO7 Greene-st, was damaged 1900 by fire last
night. The building was damaged slO0. The IRE
was caused by an overheated stove.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

MFyPHIs Dec. 22-Four steady with moderate demand
at 81 JOdS7 10. Corn fair ani market hn az SOD
sic. OatsDem3nd fair and prices have dvanced sales
jia55c Pork quiet and unchanged Lar-Demand tar aud
market firm at 10 c Bulk Meats easter shoulders, ga
Sic; Clear Rib sides, 0a1l1c; Char SIDES, llIodlls &c
WILMINGTON, y. e. Dec 22-SIirtt5 Of Turpentne steady
:
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23

The holiday edition of The New- York Era
contains articles by John A. Dix, Miss Linda Gilbert
Gen. VIM. H. Norris and Mrs. Olive King
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23

Edward II. Dixon, ". D., Editor OF The scaDe h.,
his Private Hospital 10 Maisonaye s.uarr rom
Central PARK Spacious baths elevator ant every
comfort OF domestic lie provided Specially: structure
varcocee heInOrrlgi the bai.,g (.y hotyl
hstula and all the obscure diseases pelvic
abrdgment from lectures 10 bis piiyate surgical csss
the peculiar methods OF treatment adopted Cy 30 pes
Will be sent desired. Price p cent? Tic
volumes Of 300 pages each neatly bound au
library sl All applications by letter pT0rs
examinations Dr. DIS residence ave. bctwecA
and 10, 2 20 4. 3ud 10 10 evenings
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
A4RRIED

UIsCOX-HARTT-on Tuesday, Dee 81 1915, az the resi
dence OF the brides parents, by Rev T. r. Hiscox' d. p
Rev IT, o. Hseox II Sioux city, Iowa 10 Matte NJ daugL'
Ter Of John W. Hartt Of Brooklyn, y. \. No cards.
All Notices Of Marriages must be inderssd sih nj!
pnms and address
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
MEETING OF THE BOSNIAN NsURGENT
LEADERS.

IEADEIkS.
LONDON, Dec. pa special dispatch from
Vienna to The Duly Hecs reports that 50 insurgent dele
eaes assembled at Janneza Bosnia, have rejected the
sutans rman proposing reforms unworthy Of conf
dencc. They have formed sort OF provisional govern
mcnt.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23

suscaon st the very last moment they have suffered
injury which, In some respecs they can never repair
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23

REMARKS OF THE JAPANESE AMBASSADOR.
Mr.. president AND GENTLEMEN: You are
making great deal more honor TO me than could e1
pect Of you and can express my sincere thanks for
your GOOD feelings and good expressions 70 the country
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23

PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Dec. 22Prinung Cloths market quiet
and unchanged
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
Spetial Mosae6.

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Gnch tnsham
5rHA7- AND 5oTB ST
THIS HOTEL WILL BE OPEN FOR TIE RE-
CEPTIoN OF GUESTS EARLY IN JANUARY.
FAMILIES DESIRING ROOMS NAY CALL OR.
ADDRESS
GALE, FULs;l1R 6 Co.,
PRoPEIEroRs
Chrsinas -oHRIsT cHURcn. F.fthaye, first Gun.
manon 750 Morning PrsyeT serInon, and Second Com
Contributions toward the usual Christmas Dianer given
Tue inmates VI the Colored lone w DC most gratefully 10
Packages articles may 10 the Home in sixty NTH
ERG5 ioo East Fo51 g Nh s M6SEG si ss Mn fh
ChTst,nns 81 te Homo for the Frlcrdiess.Ths c5ld
IN IsInas gr;sinnSnt Of song ad rest2ou 70 eir
pntAs5 At ool9sS An an cordially invited T6s
many q tae school children destitute Of oiins
abantanc, TO supply The ors than usual dest Cot
M speClsy sh'es proVa.ols 4 money w D. thAnk
Ss1.YorA. December 1875 Grs : 4 sf6Si, ;; t. TroaS
VIM, Christr,ns I, sn,, Appcai tos Psqr Chi!dren:
Ind hunger % watching door, S q rs S S sr @ staa Srsa sa
by want q etoployaent and the Little tho
This Winter hundred, cf children through tho
HnGrd NOR creep rom T boXs @ l eel i ~. I @ s.s i
ihs M i asgl r ateoot 700 % h na @ hf; " 1 ezen, Tn
heier o. silently and pecuSy asking aid By ther uisey
IT , csGs,aas so%H bring brief hane.
has gwen % the world hes9 Sho have shouI give % thesa
pate To- do his wear 9 te M st,,s.
time the appiesi Of teir Lives To tL PooF ami housc eh
The cHILpRENs AID SOCIETY ewes for its bcst rin.
Fifty Dollars wiz send three homeless chdrcn TO bo IN The
Hildred Dollars viii give daners to 100 children In tho
Industrial schools ior month Fifty Dollars vii p1i shoe.
, socstg let =, aesTe i the means be en to send
clothing and shoes AID fool among thousands u dio
g 5 & Inss m siyS s f ~ m % o 10 ~ ~ @ Gl G.a,rs
inghouses Who WI help TO make happy Christmas
children Of the poor -
earnestly asked Tat the eLr sunday ana
day-sCEoOs SOlc rcuenDer these uttlg
home or friends. .. J.. BpACf, sccr,tnry,
Childreu's Aid society, 10 ~ F0rrthst.
Dec 2, 1875. Eew.YorS
Gifts provisions and clothing may he tn Cniiai
ONCE 10 East fCJtthst, Ne"-lOrA, VI viii be called Tor
the address be forwarded
Donations inclosCd either Of The under
signed II they In checks P0aOiCe on.er- they ba
made payable 20 the ord Of J. T. WILLIAMS IIasIltI
WM i. BOOTH. President 100 Wslls-
j. l.. WILLIAMS, Treasurer
Metropolitan NatiOral pauk. los Broadway
G. L. BRACE secretary,
10 last FOuTtl It., New York
WORK OF THE YEAR
There during Tie Lodging
9ll dlIeIeD6 boys 233.4lO aid
od-ngs supplied. IN the II Day ara as
trial schools 1887 children. who augh ana
rarity fed and clothed 1926 good homes manly
in the West Total number under charge the ocety
the 3iO9j There have been T7t0 orphans la
lodging houses, and l,l2j we're provided yth homes.
Or. de Jonghs LiGht-I5rowl Cod Liver Oh.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23

Pursuant the request Of BISHOP POTTER. hat tho
last sunday each year shall De observed HOSPITAL
SUNDAY, collections Will be taSen IA al the EpscopA
Churches Of the city Oh SUNDAY Dec. 2 l. az Of Lukes
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
"TUE MAID OF ATHENS. y

erected mainly through the efforts of the coored jubilee
Singers, who arc now In Europe.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23

represent For tho speaking part would refer to
better and moro able gentleman DR.. Murray.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23

Dr. HaTdwicAe COron,r MGlcseX. writes oass
OF tnbercuar diseases Sonsumpn - prevalent 10
our grta, cehters ef Poon nS Use Ot L de JonR Co1
suled Imperial HaltPnts Al, by a Drur lists 500
signees. ANSAR, HAEfORD e CO, Lona0u sole AyeEts
the United States JOIIS Z. HENRY, CU RRAN & Co,
New.lOTk.
, 1875-08-21

Withdrawal from ssoro CT Thursday fur city cou-
sumption 6,0ao ha wleat 3d.. bu corn, O51 b oats,
l,6oI bu ryc-
The following grain was inspected iuto Bsoro on
FFitay morning ear No. sprtif. GO No. ]
sio, ~ cara No. do, u cars rejected d., car no
gtauo tlN 1leat3 81 cars hIgnlxcd corn, 21{ cars
No. do. Gu c.rs and $500 bu reelected do,
. cars no Eralq do t1jS cp.n,: IT cars
whito oats, y cars No. do, ~ cns4
rejected ID, cara no grade 10 fa3 oaks}: cars Low
No. rye II cara ,tcw reflected do car no grade 10
tl0 ryc,; cara new M. barley. car rejected do,
Total {Gp7 csrs, 2s7,Doo l,,. lnppected ont 42071
bu wheat 157 ,d Lu corn G. ia bu oats, ls5 bu rye,
tbs 1saljru rrol,cc narsot. wcro lesa ncro vester
day, and generally s.xier. Indeed. tacra w.s ,iccI
c.!ly dull feeling j several duo 10 con-
ycttou In fin n,,,ds os ,n,uv oucratra that IN, ,e
cent excitement way oycrdouo. and fur tb.t tha ro.
active wsakuess ia mt oyer. Th, ,xs.tbrr w.. oro
but cyefy rassuR cloud wax watched closrly ap,f Tic
usrkety went up or down n thu couHs nart.5 nr
separatcl with Iess or upre sunshIur Tim r,,art+ts
wero really more sensitive lhan two or trce weeks
ago. when tho weather wss a 1uurh more important
factor ip tho problem thon IL n ,uw Tin 1crrIa of
graiu were fair. aud tao shining movement dun.
there beluR ~ desjEo to frws rl snytbnc to tin
Lizard but com. urnca like frcohts w.ro upaip ve.t
New araIu IN coming 1 fr.ey Lux 1lo.s uot jnRpert
,4ry we'll ye This IL liy uot!cpubo In rye thu
| Receipts Ut which yealerlay vere Id cars III re-
| lectrl to l OF No. 4 A ronp!d.rabf. nc,crnt,ue
Il wheat nav ,,,s1tnv a. r.iec,.1 unu, undoht,Iv
grads higher Il k,nt h,rt w.ck ~ ,vo +o cu-a .nd
lilo leople III ,p couutry know IT, Thu frcalo,n viii
which they send in tn. er,,n ~ .cc.u,aI =. a..
Indication Of oon Of twa S.,,,,er IL ~ MA .,,,,
that pta;rIt r-i,v ,xn, ~, ,ti, :" ,, ~
! obliged to rrajizu In n ,srtn, ~ t,. ,rn., ~" ="
Tie dxy.coo1, marln, Wv. ,',,'.'ns.'1. 's ou.
dsu The atlyua4ucy of r1ontry ID ,,,,,s..'is
, 1875-08-21
TELECRAPHlc MARKET REPORTS.

FCHEl9N MARKETS.
$psffdi NfsHaseA 10 Ths Ehieaso Ttibunt,
L1sEnrooI, AuE. !o-l1 -l1a.n..-FLoua-No.l, 91s Cd /:
No. :, :5s.
Observation-Disclosures. lis: sprtng. No. !, 1os 9a ;
No. 2, les: white, No. !, It's 6d; No. q lis 2d !:
club. No. l. 1es; No. ?, lis Cd. Corn-No !, 3as ID
No. 7, SIS cd.
rRov1sIoas-posk, sos. Lard, Gu16:s.
LvTnFooL. Aug. 1o-2:3o p. m.-FLouR-No J..
ais; No. 2. .os.
0RAlN- -Wheat-Wiptar, lGs 10d: whts No, l..
lis I'd: Eo.2, lis I'd. coru-Ao. !, sas I'd ; No. 2,
3la 81.
1AlD-53a SAGaGlg.
WEATIlE,--Fale, - =" '.'
LlvRErooL, Aug. 3o-Iatcst.-Ftou1-Eztra Stata
and Western, as.
GnAlN-Wheat-Rcc.tpts for thrco days 5000 qrs,
Including 4aodo ars American; Mo. 10 sittng, loa
adks lGa ad. Corl-3fixeA, 3Js 81.
l'Rov1sloas-purk, Western, s0S Eastern, B7s Cd
Beef. ~ G1. Lard. Co... uscon-Cumbazland uut,
GA.
curERK-Fins, SIS ed.
TALLoY-4ts.
pE1RoLxuA-Reaned, 9Hd spirits. sxd.
LONDON, Aug. 20.-Al signs Of paulc In conao-
1neuco Of tho Eassern trouble Aaya disappeared aud
tho sock market has completely recovered from The
depression Of the last two d4ys,
CoHsoLs-atoney and soeount, " 1918.
UNITED aTA7xs BoNps-T5s. loaA 's7s, loak |;
l0-Aos, i0t>f: new u, 1Qs4.
AxER1caH RAILROAD sAcuaIT1ka--Nsw York Cam
trail. u; Erte. II ! prOtetrpd, 9yx,
TALLow-iss aifa40s ID.
fETHoLkc4-itrAnsd, o. 6d89a ID.
sFIRiTs TuHPEh7iHx-2ls 31Qa32A EL
TAa1s, Aug. 2O.-nGATE4-G4f 22Ho.
ANTWERP, Aug. a.-PkTRoLxuM-2tf o.
, 1875-08-21

The following iuat.umen!s wsro Glcl for record
FRIDAY, Aug. ~:

Tbs following iua.rumen.s wsro Hlcd for record
FRIDAY, Aug. ~:
CTR PROPERTY.
Central fark ar, 60 II pl Twtlity-fnIlrth IT.
I, !o1l2I RIO II. dated Ang. .1A.....-......& G15
Carroll nv, $50 It " Of Woui II, n I, 251l!! 4-lD
It. daiod Arg. Observation-Disclosures. 3.001
5heInnd ~, 3!6 It Of Centre VI, " /, 3s1l25
It, dated Atic n0........................ 10 3,450
Nnrth W, 12!li fl VI Of ndGcvillo ronl, -
z114 r., dated AnE. 4D.............a....... G1o
North Wels at, hear OF Schiller st, ef,
nv II. dated My ~. 1900
Wentworth nv, ~ :. r n of Thrty-ttfrd 1t. ef,
undivided half of .5x1.5 fat, iEatrti Feb IL. 80
High At, i.s ftr of Belden az, v +, ;Ii It to n
Icy, dated Aug. H.. ...-.......:. 43o
Athlry 1t. cor OF Lincoln Ut, Il T., :4&E0 It,
dated AIg. ....................,.... 9G0
1nliisna nv, LII II II Of Twenty si.th Vt, uf
~ n4-lAI1l7u B-lu II, dated Aug. 4......., nf001
3at,e M tl1r above, dated Ane 2jOW
Tho premises M. 43a Vest sI1tecnth ht. dated
July -. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 14G0
DHtlinE st. l&2 GID II Of Btl.lrn NJ, n T. 2lGL
193 Il. dated Aug 10. 15u0o
ul!ey, lated Aug. 7uo0
or CoEaT-uoGsE-
Fullerton or, Cur Of Louis st, undivided K Of
llp.l74 II, dated 1nly 2s..... GN00
s9uTN uF CITY L1aEra. w11FltN A nApICY Of NtLEs
OF COunE-MuuRE
william 1t, III II c Of Nerson Ut. II t. Thxl25N, ..
Lot II, Niock /, OF Peck4 Lols 6 to 10, Turner's
Iast "a = Bcc. 0. ~, n, dated Aug. l3..,.,. AIS
, 1875-08-21
Dlminntion of Mercantile borrowing,
and General Quiet at tho Danks.
Collections Still elow-Increascd Supply
of Funds from Country Buyers,
The Produce Markets Ta,ne.--Moata
woak-.-Other Provisions
Steadier.
4 Decline in Grain Early, but a Firm
er Fccling Afterwards.
FINANCIAL.

Temporarily there appears TO bs q Aimtnullon OF
svsp Tbs Ise activity that has boon noted In financial
crcleo. Tie chisf Of mercantile borrowing haa
been tho Light receipts from tbs country but, although
:olloeloua havs not improved he number Of country
merchants ID town has Increased, aud tho Au1pfy Of
funds II consequently improved. Most Of tho mer-
tbants, Ia addition, have provided themselves with all
Ihey utll need fro the bAnks until the fall busnras
hfasly under way. Apart from this source of luf.
rowing there Ii ttto demand 10 sasiat the banks to
dispose Of their surplus. Tue situation Is very much
iits that In rhlsdeirhia excepting tho difference III
faes I'll described ID tho Ltdgsr Of thr 18th lust
Tho blnls which oftentues ara hard pressed to
ueet the arpcattons from their own customers haso
poymsnt for their funds. And They do !oof else
~hern. But they do not always ind an much Of ~
desirable in1estmens tlo5 six eight months
ago. II the general market call loans arg Held a. > p
lower rate. oscasionsy. ii :' Tna banks nn tat tho
money is wanted ca the rate doc' not often sanH
- !es ~ ~ III w
borrowers would c striving TO get iosua a. pr cef
And wonld Eesy he no better sashot a1a Toaia prof.
ably borrow freely at than al g. la b.s!hrs
paper there ID nothing new 10 chronicle, anu iuleed
worry llttle doing on any terms.
Raes Of discount at the banks "a 10 Fer eeut to
regular customers, and per cent less tu iuIspen
dent outsids borrowers On short time.
On the street, buaness paper 10 III active demand,
with = scant supply. 1:atos aTs ca jB per CENT
New York exchange remains Inactive 1t par.
The movement Of currency to tho country Is not
large enough to cali for comnlcut.
Tho clcarings were s, $4,000
TA1Ea rAID NJ NATIONAL RANKS.
Tho demagogucs who continually crying out
against tho National Dsnfa bccsuso they arc permitted
to issue circulating noter refer 10 tile ta1es paid
by them to tho United States Gorerumcns in addition
10 what they pay to tho State, County, sud City Gov
armenia. We copy from the agures Of tbs New York
Evening loat:
Tho amount Of ts1es paid to tho UnItel statcs by
tho Easiooal banks. from tho osganzatu, of the EyE
tom 70 July !, 1s's wxs twt o.lria numtert}-uu
circulation $40 40 745.l6: deposits, $a5,a 272:
aud on capital W., ,2es.17; in a ,3o, ,71s,7y,
shown By the following t4te:
6$1A 1shfx ANIL
, 1875-08-21

Ths Columbia tKy,) Spectator tells the follow
Ing story OF tt1o e1ploits Of one specimen Of
tha proud bird Of Columbia: "A bald ssgls on
the war-path is hoatlug around hore shout now.
little sou OF Iii. Nathan Butler, a gentleman
LIVING miles from town, aud wAs with difficulty
psesented from inttcting serious ipjuries. a.
though the youth Is aome II Or Is years Of age
'eplurlbus u,,um' bird eyidontly uoant busi-
nsss. "a It made tho Eoconu ana third attack be-
fore il wss scared Awsy. It wah the largost ever
seoo ia thase parts. measuring, probably, 7 feet
from tlp to Up .of wing. Several shoss Were
fired u 1t. but ali went Wide of tue mark, and
the 'olgla- stilr lives, perhaps, to Aucasod
better the next time 10 tn attempts to rob aonu
family OF ils household ldoL''