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New-York tribune., 1876-02-02
VAMAR ENDgEN GRILLON

ray ur scrbod by the Fscu)A laxative. ne resh.
ng and mice lOzeug for Immediate rsllef ana
eifecua cure constipation, heaaeBe bile hemorhoas
fhe
Irouces iritlon trypsrsd y r. nn En,
InN iampueau, Pans Depot. CASH ELL HAZARD -
Co corner Ff N ave. and Twenty -fourthst, Nc~fork
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02

fURs AND SKINS.
advanced accordance with the better
late London sales There rInness in fox
skunk ssins In Instances exceeding quota
tiDns. Quotations, primo SKINS only:
Bear, Northern. According 70 sze and oual-
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02
q assss 80, second qu. at sess1 third quality at ss


LAnBs-Receips <725 head market for Sheep
keeps and the supply eqs " lno demand
lots at Sass IS each extra So 10 st6 30 each
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02

Receipts for the week la bbs; do last week.
1883 bbs.. past week, - bDs ieceip5 o poA
Isst week -. p BUSH. exporis past Ne X Vo-,I ih
NafTOw beans arrive sldtIgy ait IA . ava co. NJ 10
Ioid ng in stOr, at 81 sales gtstn OF u s On
COCK at 81 so ke offer Tor oad as, 10 bi ~.
Ip store ~ g. ana 10 bis bO r.. az 81 30 WIN
E5 b0ls sold al ~ H. Ne iGns are very on. anu i!l
fsse saeA leo IBIS i 3d. dock; % ODls a. ~ o. =
on dock 80 Dbl. 81 o. yea beans asD have very i
iHquiry 30 bb 81 90, win 20 Obls srcln al
Inv NIKE beans %, 20 bbs rcd k ny al ~ oO
Gre. d pras are hrncT. q iotitaO -. - -, ~ , ,o
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02
oFFICE OF THE
MERCANTILE MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
or ~

s22y.ll3 Is
raid Cash dividend TO stockholders ooo an
aug. ...-.-...t.-..- f-l'VVD w
Pail fast rrbat.rnrnt 20 dealers. .S7,3y6 IL
IN. Conrauy ha. Lio following Assets;
Cash in R nEs .---..... . .....,.. s-0C7G IS
t.t,- st,cL.' 80 - 449t59 90
rnt,r. ~ dr- an Iny,,tmrnt-....... 1928 -
c,I,sr Of collect ION .'.'."... 4l3Gl7 81
SnP, Of o.hsf Ccnipaniss'.'.... q 77,oi5 90
{I,02S go o.
A SFMI-ANSUhB DIVInEND oi FIVE tJi FER CENT
be- pad g. The stockholders pf ur sAl REPRESENTATIVES
~ and alter 4 k'DAf, FtD. !, 1910
TRUSTEES; -
JAMES FRFFfAND. FiANClS HATHAWAY,
StNT ~. WILLIS "A I.DN /. H. tD.
KOBEiT l.. TAYLOR, join ID. WOOD. ..
WILLIAM r. FROST. GEO. v. HIS NINOS
WILLIAM WATT, Henry E1ltE,
JAMES d.. FISII, JOSEPH SLAGG,
IIIWOOD WALTER EDWARD MERRITT.
u. GOLDEN MURRAY. DANIEL T. MlLlETt
SANtff.L l. HAM HINRI H. kUNiARDT
ntYCE GRAY. JOifN =. WILLIAMS,
n / N.CI.EkDY. CHARLES DtMON,
WIGLiAM NELSON. JR, PAUL y. HiptfuhD,
ApDT.D DIIINEE. JAMES DOUGLAS
J,.sEpI WiIIEIS WILLIAM lA SCOTT.
IIENItY j. aCU DDi.H. IiENt.N DRNINLKA.
ILT.WOOD WAITEIf, Ir, -l.cnt -
A - MONTGOMERY r., Hico President
ALANS ~ ". WEGLMAN, "a : Fice-i itsiienI
+ ri 3D.. see
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02

lE1pfcssy Tot hk N J. hIU W. ID V'I V"H IsVD''I'
IsIs
send only good ccs and other eat
up goods Pat everything Ia good or1tr An ractNe
IoE examination. and often make aie whcIo arr
slJycul ala Pacs SECURE 40 at
tie motion viii ai0" The contents 20 change about %
Of STRAW viii eg1s- MdI PLAINLY
with OIiita stencil Is bestand bots CO." cns % tc
Uox barrel staing tie amount also SEM ier ~ 'o
atatuz sent The ioute, tnt, kc an III
yfSe 0r Isl be inSJsel In barrel or BOX fl"ays
secure Or ypdTs 4! rePuta
ton goods put best shape tnat your MARI IS IN
, 1876-09-27

TIE oRzEypAcKEns' STATE TICKET.


ALBANY, N. T.. Sept a0.-Tho so-callcd
" 0rconbackn - State Convention met to-day,
and after appointing scrcrui committees took q
recess, Notwithstanding the heavy storm, tho
attendance Of visitors was numerous.
upou rcasscnlbling tho temporary officers
were made permanent. The resolutions cor
daily ,utlorse tho principles laid lown by tho
Indianapolis Convention, and declare for Cooper
anil Cary; received that there can bo no husi-
1eas prosperity unless all property ia equally
taxed, and, therefore, denanl tflut Government
bonus shall bear t1lelr Just sllaru OF puhc taxu
t!on; TINT ,nnru Just system Of laws should lIc
cnactcl for ilic regulation incorporated wealth,
50 that persons uill property shalt not hu tt,-
Justly taxel for being transported over rail-
r0atts, and Investments by savings banks a,l1
Insurance roInpnllcs shall afford greater pro-
lection to those whose interests they have In
charge.
Tic rcaling OF the resolutions caused consll-
erable excitement, ono delegate prone,,ncinE
tlIcT, utterly unworthy OF the movement repre-
Rentcf ly tho Convention. Mr.. Maitland
charged TINT u clique Ind lrnwn up the resolli-
ttons, aud had totally Ignored tlle interests of
thu ]aboring men. Ilc was called to or1ler, and
tho resolutions finally adup.e1. Richard Munt-
goilery Griffin, editor OF the Abany ErtuiHg
f'os!, was nominated for Governor; Thomas
Armstrong for Lieutenant Governor; Anthony
J. Cuddel,uclz for Canal Commissioner; Marcus
n. Dixon, Judge Of Appeals; John ". Crump,
5talc Prison Inspector.
, 1876-09-27

cnnccalctl enemy. Ono man, Mr. M,,.
wns stTl1rk IN tins head ami seycrriv mason in1!on
THO ct'mpa,,y nla.1e n charge In in! tttn1ufc1
,so, wli.'e ttin missiles c;It,r, but tic
,allprits ,na'lc their cscnpc IN tho tnrSsassi
nssailants l1as been discovered. ''s VI tht
nOfit, Mich,
Saefnt IAtfs1trA H. The Tribune
,,,n;AN. ,AnLl;EaAN. Mich. Sept. 2i-.'rliu iiayc. -,
,,, MmGeer ,s',. .uaras' ,1n a,,1apaied with eorns
county, to participate ii, q fargo pcn,muI,tl ~ tl'
gathering there, to be addressed by bHi"o'aa H. y
.lohn W. Stone. uf Grand Rapids cai,,iic,n H. ion
Congress from this district, and JuirN ! ~ g
Humphrey, Of Altrgan, s' VI
iNbt4NA AxD ONO.
Special Dta,aseh "a ~ 7ftsuuA
WASHINGTON, ID. T., buiIt. sj,-H,vnrs1
hers Of tho Republican Congressional r. Netn'
tcu have arrival llors 10 aIl Ii tho aasrrnnal anls
1t tnc campaign. Iio LATEST rcpurta rercr.I a! !
Chic. ~ '''p~''' 40 ~ ioulana mi
ANN Annon.
6ptcfd3 DfspateA 10 nc Tribune
,>.a,; MNN AnnoM, MtsH': ser.; @.-A. j. Sawyer,
atcd by tho Republicans oi thu scconl py..aH yoH
nf this county for Representative. The iittt ,iis,st
Is Republican, ao llis election Is sure. N''As1
FRttNy AND CitAisTIANGr.
pr4aoiT, 1n SIc. R'atsa sst' to ss",so,. s: ss"n.
and Cr1stIancy Viii both take tt,o .t,,,na'1 ,fs'1y
THIS State within few day., und appoItmaapaiI1, p
for them arc just oil'c'ally announced. 'saa
M'GHEGprf, IA,
Epecidi Dftpafch 10 TIE Tribune.
,McGnEdOn, la., sept. :tk.--'rlu Dcmoc,,a.
Congressional Convention Tor the Third DI..ts: "
ta-say Nominated ]. u. Griffith, ol Dubnona.'
OIL the third formal batlnt. ''aa0sa
LoutsytL1E DISTINCT.
Loufsyi11.E, KY, Sept. AI-The Republics.
Of tlla dlstrgt, at lloon tn4lny, Nominated X.
Hon. Walter Eynns for Congress. lie Il usI9 ~
known member Of tic Bar Ut Louisville. '9F
MORMON.
SALT LAKE., Sept. D.-At tho different Nh,
mon primaries held In tll!s city last nix. I,I
George Q. Cannon was chosen for dclceuissu y
Congress. 0"'' F"
NEW ORLEANS,
NEw 0nIEANs, Sept. observation-disclosures, =,
Finance Edward rlttshurg has been nomius,Ss Il
for Mayor by tho Democrats. 'S'a
, 1876-09-27

q tho limited States expressly statasl TINT no
State or c Cnf"li el'oull pay for .l,u lofs or
was also lsln'sc,l Of Tl'e Republicans aisu sud
Tint thu Democratic rartywns In sympathy with
tho Ssrcssunlsts Of the sonti,. l1c ,!cnIci tilat
tho War wnx Il l,cnncrat!e wnr. or tho soldiers
Democrats. II tl,c roll o. tl!o uemcrals who
fought the ba!tca WIS called, o,c.flalf would bo
fonml 10 be Democrats. Cal the roll Of tho
willows aud Of the dead. aud It w1t1l he found
Tics. Theirs vas ,'u sul't foundation to 'thc
charge ngafnst any considerable innss IT the
Democratic party-tilo majority Of them wcrO
loYyai oYy;a to the un!o' tlurIng tllc War.
The oEly differences ~ TUG Southern statcs
carpct-bAggc,s Of tic Republican party Ind sub
jcctc'l til. whito race tu tho tirE.Ucs III tlo
poi,!t oi tho l'ayonct. The learned Judge coll
cludcu By Introducing
TIE non. JOSEPH M'DONALD, ..
of 1ndta'n, who wns greeted With round Of
cccrs. liz said llo. came hero to witness thu
Inauguration Of the great canpaign Il. Illinois,
und INT to make speech. lIe had madc Ii
ilntll .TIldcn Ind received hts largo majority
from 1nlnna; MID he Ind also 1ear1 " n nun
plctlsing himself not To shave until Henry
Clay was elected. a;l TIC fellows beard was
Ero,riM YET: i:ag'ter] jig was eony!nsS1 II ~,
1t was Often charged tllat tlcIf party wus co.n.
posed Of Hcbcls. Well, TIM. wns In u great
,ncnstiro TRUE. They reucllcd against t!c mis-.
rule of tho Republican party, hut they would
show their rcbelliun, not Gy niu use of tho bay.
ongt, but by tho Ialiut.
Fur IL years thu Republican party haf held
Office, anil they wuTe responsible lur every Ilcas-
tire ta. affected tlIs 1,,lntsy. III tho clril scr-
vice It WIZ. known that few members lsatt dune
their duty honestly, aud that tnany wcru guilty
Of shameful peeulattoHs. Owing to this fright
ftll Htatc VI things W0 stool llsgracrl h, tic
eyes uf the world. The people lMl trusted tho
Republican party too long for despite many pro-
testntions III RETURN iis administration Mas
growing wnrso. lie had nu contlslcncu Tint tic
Nrotnlses Will regard to tic election Of Hayes
amd Wheeler would bc fulfilled; thu party was
fncapa{,lc III sclf-rcf0rmntlou. Tie election Of
Tiltlcn WIS absolutely necessary to Atetlrc re-
furin null to plAsc tic aitaErs ol the country OH
4 Rttllld kasfs nKaIn.
uc,l. Smith, III Davenport, 1a., followed with
sl,rrc}t III tic Ea1,ie stF1lan, LII eunld SEQ III
good ~ tho Republican party, but WIS convinced
tliat al the virtues were locked up In the Deul-
orllley.
The meeting at this stand broke I'D with three
cliCcr8 for tho Dcmticrattc candidate.
MINOR STANDS.
There were three utlltr Btads at various In
tcryals on thu street. Col. Leusct, was tho only
speaker Of note, and he favored that ut tic cor.
ncr Of Washington antl AfnrLct with Ills pres
crsrc. Tic Utiier orators wcra men OF thu wustl-
meeting STUMP. At these tuinur stands tho
crowd kns d little slspused to be boIsturUus, but
nothing unpleasant happened.
, 1876-09-27
THE BOOK TRADE,

NHw YonK, Sept. ol.-CouslleraNls business
was transacted At the Book Fair yesterday ana
to-day. Several new buyers have registers
their names on the books Of tho managers, lA1s
aud liberal sales nro reported. Mcssrs. GeorEs
i. leAyitt j. Co., uilcr whose ausp!ees 11o r,
Fair Ia conducted, state that thy present ss,s ss
will proyu tho must telling test of the now ssa.
tenn, fur which there has not ns yet been ~ X
portunIty. 1t IL believed that tho present Ell ,,
Will repeat the sucresa OF tia: held lust !a.t;; Y;
Tho terms Of tho sale arc ezcdt OF iour ~. f.
stx months, whvruby the paymcHts mature ~ ~
latter part OF January aud March. ihns ~ II.
purchas ser realizes from tho holiday t1aAe W
most bis cullrc Indebtedness.
, 1876-09-27
WARD MEETINGS.
swKpISlt 1,ppuaLacANs.

The second meeting Ut the Swclls3l-Amerlcan
Republican Club of the South side was held
lust evening at No. v0o Wabash avenue, ansl tho
room WIS we'll tllrd. AIr. sanlbcrn uctc.t ~
Chairman, Mr, T. N. AfminE AZ Flre.Cha!snlau,
anl John F. F.Sundstrum uss Secretary. Addresses
were 'na'1o by cx-floy. Bross, Dr. Dyer. and j,
G. Dose, Esq. 1Au Chairman also n.slle so,uo
spirited and patriotic rcs,arks.
Thu Club tleti tralisaetcu sumo routine busi-
ness, enrolled largo number Of members aud
adjourned.
Ths Club was only organized last Friday
, 1876-09-27
ILLINOIS.
11NCOLN, NEUs
Epecfni pfsD1tch 10 In6 Ttthurs

LINCOLN, Ncb.. scpt. N.-Thc city Is crowded
! beyond anything over known buforc. Every
l,otol and private house IL full to overlooking.
The attractions arr tho Statc Fair, tho State
Republican Convention, and the State Green
back Convention. Tho 2hto Republican Con
vuntlon met this AFTERNOON, but the ttmG was
wl,olly spent TIL evening III wranglug regard
ing double-hcadcd delegations from three coun-
tics A Committee on Credentials was finally
appointed. Tho Convention adjourned to tu-
morrow forenoon. Tho eight Is very bitter be-
tween the Hitchcock nMl nnti.I1Etchcock inter-
csts-flrst blood for the Inter; first linnck-tiown
for the former, who finally gninnl point by the
adoption Of q resolution excluding ull duublc-
headed delegations from participation III con-
vcnt3onA hereafter tilt after temporary orguni-
xation. 'fhc arcenback Convention Will make
its Nominations Tomorrow. 1t spent to-lny III
discussion.
FRANKFORT.
Special Dsputch to 1Hs THbi;na
Wheeler uiuetluE ' WIS hal,i hcre tonight. Quits @
II annber attended. Mcsars. Hayes llnd Savage,
Of Homer, wcrr oilr principal speakers, rarh
oecupylns tho state u tl!c Baptist Church..
taa rfsF' % o4S se"F S was f sap. for thS f,o d s 1s
choir was magnificent With the ex.
ccptton ut the Gaa*, which was sung by
snlnc Of our rci1r.l'crt Thurc were about 3;iiJ
in nttcntlaucc. Tllu spcDehcs we're we'll found
cd, and we'll delivered. Several other Ncntle-
men delivered shorter addresses.
rLAlNPlEID.
Seesta, ca'ys,posutsarf sf gae Tribune
ctha,ssse rpas. Sst ccts n as Kss I s seg r
Tlaintlsld lust night, M hall In the placo
being largu enough for thu meeting, It was flrld
out Ut doars, on Tho old college u,iapls. Ring
Ing speeches wcro ulade BY uun. T. q. Itayus,
Republican, cat.lNate for Congress III this Ills
lrirt; II. II. y. Miller, Esq., uf Chicago; und
scnntor 4. q, Marshall, Ut Joliet. Gen. Hayes
IL milking splendid eullyass. The Republicans
and Libcra!e arr rnllyiug enthusiastically to Ills
support; lI;s e!sstl9n BY BIZ mniorlty uvcr
uon,,.sts.,e ssse'q1t n p'ssstss 10 4 r. Tribune
NJ t seRs T1s nepabfaa
following otl!eara: Circnit Clcris, 4. Farriug-
toni HhrflH Eli A. Worrell: County AttOrnvY,
U. MvCAiney; Coroner, Moses Lathe. Delc-
Eates wero AlA1 selected to thu Representative
Eanscnt!oa, Which mcrts NJ Fulton, Oct. j.
Every town III thu eounty waa represented.
ls'e Ticket u strong unc, an1 will be elected
by our usun4 large Republican minority.
,,..,>,, hRAlnwoop.
. hpfeidt Correspondence or This Tribune
bKAlpwoop, ILL.,, Sept. M--The largrst and
ln0Ht enthusiastic u.eettug Ut tho cp.nlaI,.l, Was
he'd this evening ln ths U4l-Fellows' ilall,
Which we , ;roSdcd 70 suttoeatol, an! address
ind Mnj. =. W. AIunu, ot Joliet Tho most u,l
bounded satisfaction was manifested by thu ar,
tire audienco. aud tue frequent hearty bursts vi
applause which greeted tho speakers slluYed
tlls audience 10 be In et'tro sympathy With their
sentiments.
8pectai 1tspats!A 10 Tas Tas 1stsuna
MAcoNn. ILL, bcHt. .A.--Ihc Republicans arc
Msrsli, candidate Tor Congress In this district,
crowd eyer gati.urcl there. Tho Colonel Is IN
, 1876-09-27
PATENT YEAST.
ANOTHER INSTANCE or Mn. rILDEH's BROTH
ERl.T AFFECTION,

Special Dtspateh 10 ne Tribuas.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 2j.-AIr. Tildcn has
been in tho ycast business as well as in the
ether aud coffee business. Tic records Of tho
War Department contain ali extended corrc-
sponlencc between Mt. Tillcn a,Nl Simon CAIN
cron, when Secretary of War, in which Tillen
strongly urges the War Department to use Ids
bro.hcr's yCust for army use. The yeast rec
oinmcnded Is some eort Of patent preparation
which, It WAS said, would make ncratcl brcad.
It WIS proposed to mix It with tic Hour in soltic
way that tue Hour would Faiso itseif. All this
Samuel J. Tildcn oar,,estly recommended the
War Department, In writing, to use Oh behalf
Of bis orotheT.
, 1876-09-27
TIE DEMOCRACY.

EvEhIHU.
A struggling, bowling, pushing, hootipg
mAs Of men disturbed tho wonted quiet ii
Markst street lat urehipg. 1t was Demo.
, 1876-09-27


= nun Ike Itsaci,, great and good rr-
not supposs h Aas nsy men shsu %o1e
tSs much blinded ,,; 6y patty! WE. HSt So
llsndEsku and rufurH'. The other slac, or III
out uf 60 Of their speakers, dcn!cl that there
was corruption In tho Republican party. Tlrrc
were some bright exceptions. like scLurz, who
rarnswurtll refcrred 70 tho attacks ulatlo by
Republicans uron tue Civil Scry1cu Commission.
Grant WIS IN favor Of Ciyli-Scrriru rcfurin-nut-
atle Of his own family. Bristow was another
1aof[ @ Sa at tue Espa6,,gan n srty bud psea led
opened out upon him, alMl Ills dno,n WIS sealed.
lln hut boon invited TO walk out of the hack
door u ths Irnasnry DrlartEne',t, without even
,o 1ua, eertsto ,,; o. character wllc Grant
Fatnsworth l.atl to give lsobsrl Collvct's uiI
story about tho prufane Captain OH olla vt the
riyets s usins uie psayrr.iaoet'ng until Ills boat
pnerlsy ou tiIs subject of reform. tlayes wis
mt tho sort Ut llan for rcfar1ncr. ucl,
tarnsweEth knew him ~ q good sort of man,
alsd he took no stock to tho stories agninst his
per'sonal character. Yet lu was wcak nun,
good, houcst gentleman. but hv was In the
hands OF tho party managers. 1t WIS not pos
sib!e for him, ullaor sl!U circumstances, IL re-
fnrIn the Government. Ills election ,nealt tho
epcncuF, Clayton, and tho rest q tho rang.
On tho othor hand, Ti!len and his supporters
were pledged for reform. .Il!lcn, II elected,
could Wrto out tho courso ot hls Atlni.ist lion
on . st.cet e1 whlte paper. Gen. Farnswortll
alluded to Tltlch Us tho N,all who tllruttlgtl
that great anaconda. tho Catnl Ring, which had
grown ul under tho rosu OF TINT hoy III Rluc,
john A. Dix. The {lencral aascrto4l that I'lllci
had ny q heMd wherever lie saw 1t, whether II
wAs Republican or Dcmnerutlc head,
Ten. Farnswurth then took up the Southern
question, anl charged t,,u Republican party
with corruptly making an Issue VI
THH BLUuny sIIlllT.
a yolce-Mr. UAyar4 Ia herv und desires tho
\ voice near tbs press table-Whas IN tho
ll--rs hu talking a6oat Shut him up. Tie
worst speech ever heanl.
The General continued, nevertheless, and
made tho .lsltal attack on the cutpct.baggura,
lly tnen withdrew to give why t0 Senator lay
ard.
Before tho next speaker got q chance, how
ever, tho campaign club c,lEO TO the front aud
weAt through another ptcue.
eRNAT0M nAYARD.
Mr.. Coolbaugh then introduced Senator Bay.
ard in some very graceful remarks. The 6enn-
tor wns received with hearty cheers as he nd
yanccA to the platform, and in u weak voice as-
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD.

, T. =
RoUTL. irans leave Nc',.YorA ursoro."cs =nd c"r;-
i5prc.s tof Har,GGrr rittaburh u- sout
For Wiialnsi,ff Locs Haven Cory sd Lue at 30 aud
$50 j. NJ connecting at CORY Tor iluoie feuO'eim Gen
FoI Baiaore Washington. aLd te oatr Limited wash.
,nston LXr,s o. in!nan ,' rs, rhe,. S
No. = % az aad ., 2 r. ,,a Sgn9a; 7 e m ~ $50 A. No. 1880 qiaa
L. b. T. SO 81 N AMI y night A,cGaiuoia!o z u,
aad lCr N Sunday g. n ., g. Z, Sjj, ana j. H.. Eni
Tor cen'eanai Ca Depot $50 $50. -. grqs >
At l. al $50 6, asd % ON sunday 7io a. n au'
FOI Nswar Gao 54os 70, Ian; 96 l29sLi , i
I'D 10 10 %. iI's0 p w., and = night sunday
300 $50 7. and 8iopm ~ ,,.o. ,o,.
Io ,S 81 S b. z G2 ! yo 5d% lo = g 5io 90 70 !. 5a
Coo 40. s:l@ 10 DO p M aHd u hSA| sn"'"'
20 Ier Es.s% d56 40 10; 10 = "a, M II is s al
slQ l. m a"a @ ~ nF F S'ss'; a 5 CIR l GI sa . u 70 70
a & o., - ,U k i'o; as, ' = = aud II a $40 4IO 5:2g
oi6. I p r =. and - i6s'i sGndrt, p. NJ
fS fSi k5s5'on lass S,s4& 14 &dy . y & "a. IN
lor ras,eg4 80 iG q @ ~ s5 70 g 9aa a. ~ p H.
Foi ihiit tsi,al' snd BciyacIr - NJ l. AID ilop
For For M'ieeI e,it aud .aei ana $p m.o and
FOR lrenien B9a"io%n 5grn''' aud '''a'n' Loo '''
'iS FOR = treeho re- iS, 40 40 and md g%
fST ST ,nislSB f1s'i Pea rSnb5ro .n 'llc AUboy.
ZIo = ii 1.G NJ G relnaeron o via Perth Auboy,
aef as a. s51 ~; y fo Pbarg6 c2o aal 1899
and lU.EO H. IL, a.
excet Monday WasingiOn ana ~ tiot, oSo g. a. IT,
Ai0 no aud 1000 y. m sunday, 600 e. ~ from rms
delpia 5.Oj G2g $50, lUl0, ll2U, Ii.yo 2. ~ %,' %
Ijn 5.I0 G,IO Ss $50. $40, aui lOsu p NJ ruh
dav $40. IplO. il.5O g. uI 500 ana lub ".
JlcEct Offices 526 and 5s4 broadway. 80 ADr !iCune'
Ero1lyn: and NOs llf u und ~ Hgdsons hob1k'Li
de-, Cty Ticket Office 80 Battery ptce
'f'' H. 81. BOYD. lr.. Gnn. Passenger h@eh'-
FRANK THOMSON. General hansgT
CARATOGA.-'lhe most popular and direct
- splendid steamer ~ the 'Pc0plcs Ialt
81 JOHN, leaving DAILY rom Pier ~ " H. ~
N u Great reduction n fare by eIcGfa0h tickets 10 Al
bany, Saratoga aud Monlitai.
C,TNDAY TRIPS 10 Long BRANCH, com
x ,n.rc,ro June 4-The NowJcisey S"athcrn EaiiToai
steamer CRYSTAL Wave viii leave Pier p NOf llVr ool pl
ReciOrst at $50 a. keturn9f thr .h sas'S !ohs
Branch at !. NJ " - - - 80
CTONINGTON LINE ,,o,,,r- ,,.sr
- FoH BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EASI
rl.gapt st,am,r. RHODE LELAND ant NARHApANSEI1
irave Pier 53 North LiyeT, foot o Jay-st at p L.
NOT TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN YEARS.
Tickas for sale at all principal ticket Offices staer'cms
seened az Offices Aross Company AM AT JoJ
''O+'""'' PROVIDENCE LINE.
steamshps ELECTRA and GALATEA leave Pier ~ north
River 81 Parkplsoe, ut 45O D. M fresh" Wa 0"si
line taken at lowest rates =, ,cocK prea,
l.. w. FILKINh. c. T. Agt II. >. bAi'Noo'N' i''~
V,HE MARY POWELL, for West Point,
Il Neylurc Pouglkfepsie, ltondoui and kingnnn, anu
ing AT Cozzenss Cornwall Milton and New hainpiIs ana
MarIbmo Inv ferry will leave Pier 80 =. T. tVsstrySI
DAILY Sunaays excepted. az $50 y. M - A.. an.
Connects AT Poughkeepsie with evening uahs III u'
Eoitb.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
I 0NG ISLAND RAILROAD,


- LssStE LLJSHlNG, y. s AN9 CEETEhL z. X.
Trains leave Long island CITY b. follows
a., IRON T., \. :. aud Central Eepp north OF Terry,
ss SO 8 6 iiAi ii M il?sys' ls 6s s i! sps si os 5 58i
O, - q, 4, s;i 90 $50 and 1910 p ~ i-lO o. No. ~,
sm@ +O6 5:Si 7oiT ~ aud i2O 4n S.aturdav ui-
~, 9Ae'si only y5O5 ll.O3 1909 2:J5, oOb' 4-'5'
70, Flushing Cent?. DEPOT creelmoor Gade1 Guy and
=, S1o. llo5-a M; l. ZG1. Ji" b,JJ flt p
% ~. aid 2lO D. Wednesday aud saturday nights for Cen
F,I Bsbg loa-Go5 a. NJ 3:o3 4S3 D. m
Flom ione igI, sns - n @sStrn Deo, so-tb Of Ferry;
ss9 dshacaC5. 792 $50 900, 1909, 1880 O. nj l;S2'
r. - - {, o $50 CO.. go D. IN. ,,o, -, ~
iSr ,Sr lar EOekavay ony-G.85 sO5 M; 1903, ESQ.,
20, sSF iLcsqst vaeyG35 $50 M S'o3 4Oi 5o3,
for henpsead-7 O8 s:2o llso a. M 8o8 4:Oi $40 p TO-
90 tsh 'Snefson-6S5, 1908 in SOB j. M Noithport-
rot b Babyio1-70s $50 1880 a. m; 4oi 3, COG p IN.
6 rol OF is1i-7oS, s.3os IA. p Patchogue-o:5o a. m,
Per Riyerhead-0O5s p H. sO3 4O3 p. m.
Tor "fsealort suc sas iirbor BranchS0J ana 408
n SUNDAY TRAINS.
Tcr tiusmSr sGscc - ssG G. DeIot ngrih o. teaTy
3Se VI e NJ; l2S1, Silo 5i5 s:S5 sp NJ
Icr TisSin - 81 n h,,ia.i'-:l5 q, sl5 G ~ p M m .
So 10 I" M '''HsIi-9s, 1913 10; l24O, Z0o, 10,
fT @ "aiden CIV and HempseaG-9iJ. 1888 a. m, BIOS
fsI bshylon snd Pstchegue- q Is a IN h:o5 n IN
-, g., 81. aug southern Depot. sOutb of FvTrY
10 "a a5 ana hocs&gay Btaeh-9 70, II M;
- S'ItIost and P9rt Jefferson s. $50 A. H. .;oliLpCrt
set i.oeu,t Va!-y $50 e. ~. eiopm
=" Sioh-''A h, 40 y.
~ nrd from tc y. every 50 ni,,tes 90 TO
s "sya.srs % Of 1rais oa ons clty saay Loa
rr eosiS iesvr Sey Yors root ct ia Ess i ~
WY - '''Ia'S> s.ss"1s W w ssks sais vi L&.aS
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
fceGl Nouce5.

N pursuance of an order of DclanO {. tal-
,,i ,-. upaac ti" tY'uis -. l,rS, Dot CO. ~
iryeby given a.. reis"h having ciEa against I" nam "
4! 81 SECS B., dec IHrd 10 lt''li Ii.
same a. t,f.'f lo i'' suitcrlrs, - IL '' H
tAars li Bi1',, 40. j-@ ho.c 80 iir tt 81 .'"h h'i'
pT tr > i dag u Nu;yril ~ urit ldr ''N'O"
the ..,n iat e. AlUl, 1870.
Charles H. Bailey, 'au"s Hifh'T JoHdh - RAJ Il''t t''t
u'y3 iANGm". I'"'n'''''
IN pursuance of an order of DtIAN3 {.
T AIMS. ,-, Surrogate of lie Cuuuty 81 Hu" ~
notice . l.I.y .,tu tl I'r#T.- lr.tHE ra!.'' 1g'u
JANIS BFWA lti, OF toe 'Iy ~ SONY oIs, dccsc' Q"
p!ttrt atiuc Noathrs ,h'.e 80 90" sIbs,fl1 -
thc oncr 4 HArChLL Z" NILIruN. at "IEty+ i'.h''l'
tlty Of New
SUyraitT urltl a'ed 8. - Ufs, 20"
ttys,Ith day oi hpu, 1870 jas DIV AZ, E.'cuiI
sp2J lGWin% JAMES fhNIbN, E.tcut'I'
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
orrlcIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES

B5aaGr i%ngn 2H9Ts TO Jane - u 1000
Cail. ohm aHd wife Il. iIom Of l'ttsL oI o.,.
lsi ave = years ...... ..-, "''
p."ssi xci T. !" p''i' h" % 10
i}, ~ ms uS 40 1 i.i y. tsi ~, ar $1,000
le5Sfi ;,, ne a ~. i"''' 10 "'"'l Lo''' 22sO
fii, ii'.h % i, ~ ~ ~ N't,,,1 war ''' 5000
f5,eF' MSrt'" t. l" James l",i''' 5000
Hubbard Mary T. 20 Home Lie, INSURANCE Company
ui 9th IT. v ui dtl ave yr7I .-.....'. ~ '"'
Mn, 3 Aa',,'; a re, Y" =, M T ir ,u' % - 1000
N"I:r ' i niD'f' ,y. ~ ,3 " " '''''" - 15Ou
E-y Thomas. DAVID Jones 81 "Sirti' " oi let .,
ave; ] year -. i''''
Ten . ErGgIi =, ri", :" = & i of 1909
TuG Frank To Ma Butcher p o olih s.. 81 Isl .,,
U,,riIl i.u-,;lc, Nar, Uwl' rllt. o. 25'si ,
81 stu v'af~ "''"'
WcsuGt,.i Wa, % Jas Roosevelt. Eoi ''hi""i can
4 ,e'.slr' j. y. sAys.E. D,pU,y Er-.s.,i.