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Middletown transcript., 1876-03-25
Hrp @o5ds aid e5ret,ries.
III. .,-,I7T; Z
s.R.Stspheanks,&coss
LARGE AND
COMM0DIOUS STORE,
..sAud examine our tsernentlchs Fsscksofss sS
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
u -iff4o y Consisting Of igift -i.siH 81
DRESS GOODS. asfis aoitr
,s,, Dress Goods of evefy style. shade and
variety, ranging in prices from Sic. 10 81. 30.
CLOTHING.
I'd. OF Ready made t1dBha-mads jn the
latest styles-of every dimension. both for
boys and men. and at acean-bottom prices
from S.. 90 to $25. 90 per suit. ;...; E.Ft4t
5if' BOOTS AND SHOES. aal fu
Sd. OF Boots and Shoes. We can compete
with any store in this line OF Goods. we sell
the very beet, suitable forall kiuds oftvork,
and a, figures from 5o,cents to 80.
< TEAReETSLI 90
4th. Of Carpets---ln this line we excel any
other store in this town or neighboring towns
Our stock is very large Of All kinds Brussels,
Inprain. Hemp. Cottage, Rag and Stair, Our
prices are far below alf oters--frOm rs cents
to 81 l.5o, lfson want a bargain come and
LADIES' DIES COATIN6S ao,-H
5th>q0 Ladies' Coa,isss-fBlne. Black AND
Cod Mixed waterlPr6of Beaver ciJths Aca:,'
from $h0o 70 81 ,75.a .aa 4iTaas xse ~
GUNS AND PISTOLS
9Th. of Fire ArmssAIap i + fi1is direction we
lead the trade Guns from $3.50 to $50:
pistols from 81 to Sll, Powder. Baltimore,
shot1of all numbers; Caps, Cartridges. Gun
Tubes, Ram Rods, and in fact p full assort-
m.nt Of every thing in thfs line. V
9raV aVEOEERLRSb&vs T9vli,
7th. OF Coverlids and ,Comforiables and
Blankets from ST Is 10 S.. :9 ''o"i.ba
suibbs8 LAP ROBES. ,aii--.t a
oh nfIan Rohes-Beautifula as welFas duu
rable, and very tow prices asked for them.-3
Also. flufse Blankets. e4ga
If Il,-, ..s,,s1GLOKES,o b,., nj gel b.I
sthieOf Driving snd Working GlovesTW1ee
have full stock and at suchsprires that. evrl
erybody can purchase and save their. hands,
from exnospre u cold. -
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Aa,norous.
. A young. man Who was asked why
hs did 20. n.rrrp's@PAysrePied !:
|iH! H!ss;, ss:..E, .EI!ssle,l|sadAIes" ri in a

fr~ deaf SIT. k3esoseQ ayYy1Da iu
EdS soods sIort tof 4nlyssl4f y
A gentleman at hotel complaining
e ihs iificulty of getting wsitsd upnn
'helandlord replied, "ofcousss on ul mus
expect inn, attention here e y .-sls; s1.s's :.
s..Do not skate into air holes, ms
son, ,"said an affectionsts and careful
mother; s'nost Of them are filed with
water. and are exceedingly damp '1 e.
"A man 80 4. trance. wiS was sup
posed to be dead. WAS laid out on ice,
bot he awsoka. and startled his va,eher-
by yelling. Why don't you keep up a
better firef',F ele.loz q. 12i,Io ! "! .,. Z
a village pap paper 10 NsSv jersey. ia
-pesking of. ..he srosff and ( enterprise M
It the place. inaively says. ''Ooss Of s.hr
u,osf lucrative champagne factories in
the State is located here sdi 's i.ita VAL
) - -lr "a - -
lis The shoe ltooa small Z" tenderly
asked r. fond rswain. .of his sweetheart.
xho was nasesas;;pg shout icramped toes
..Oh,1 no! The siise is al right. but my
foot is too big. that's all '"sN ~
Albert. Smih's literary signature.
IA. s. =, Was once shown to Douglas
Jerrold. at which. the wit remarked,
..Ab. that's fellow who neyersteils more
than tsa9'hils q, the ,fo'A'sa y |. .55., 81
"A soldier Who was accused Of steal
ing HE eentsde: m Il I liquor 4 rgstion,excos
himself by saying, i.'l1. '.You Z. see, lsa b'fh
rations we're ip one bottle, mine At 'he
bottoms and 80 ! had 70 drink oG his
70 get X mine ~ .isioidi saI y .4lslil3a.
~ ID ga 7s.'ro =. 2. .,,E 2.
Come come. my dear !" said sn in
duleeut mother to her eldest hope.
1.-The sun mas been up these two hours.
and here you're not out Of. bed = "Oh.
we'll, the sun goes 70 bed at dark, and
IN ,Hd4 = was 'AseeayI'
A man having been in rail~sy
smashs1t. .a~ss ssitinssbls VIE that hs
BAD bse dettiesd by an unfoEtppgate,
claimed. II think you had better ssy1
the circumstances sn.slas1ets q IN ssaRii unfortunate
I r'l%e l%eaN ;,
Anew York butcher sold sailor
liam on credit, but finding 10 a few
days that be had gone to- sea. be
growled. IF I'd known that be
wasn't going to pay for it, I'D charged
him three cents more pound for it,
the villain !" All
A presse ,Ipeysswftan Isshd dbine
the looks Of a'newly arrived NJ G
fromth1 farTMeJ. & be lappsafeA h.
the washington depur; Tzyy:r.
locked as il tesk.afeYasl Ae ~,
.db.s the eabl bsd % shs ArA
deck of mule"
OVERWHELMINGLY
mean as he did inst after his last (IT Of
illness, wss asked. why SO BE
s,' !: !! j. = i, H.. t. +; +;
v.i,Ja nigh. KEEP, |Ubsyl
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The services Of this very superior thorough
bred race horse are offered 10 the public in
the trinity Of Odessa, Del, and Warwick,
Maryland.
The Tayf, Field and Farm says: sThere is
not a tetter bred horse in America"
Persons having use for LEGATEE will please
notify GEO. W. LOCKWOOD,
feb 25-tf Warwick, Md.
Middletown transcript., 1876-03-25

fact. and wound up the paragraph by
AagkiqeA "WAl our ipdiguapt subsce4~
fk&N ktAs k6dsG what MSle n
can be found?'
A young 1ltl tlhsots hsoptt NbC Cie1
on skating pond in Central Park,
fN% XYf, ths'fhsFfd FRI thr,
water was only few. feet deep. and
shxn be- rs bsslsd ~ auarl.if upoq
keasses&sssl.j ..k<lA didal
care for myself. but I'm engaged. and
AhhoagIt.Sf hff 'RMngsH TY3I
/, That was a severe coughing it,
remarked 1. sektoh AtoA ID dndsr,sker.
when they were taking glass together
"Oh. Ills nothing. save q little ale
which went dogwthH~song NylNl
piled the undertaken: .Ab. a6 !! that's
just like, you. ! \ said he sexton !, 'yos
always 10y the coffin on the bier !" 'i.l-9
A young lady asks ! "Is il proper
for geDtlewsD 10 put bis arms around
a young lady xaist when taking her
out for ride. they not being engsgedY'
That depends altogether on the kind Of
horse be is driving II it be hard on
the bit be had better hold tie reinsi
with both hands. A gentle horse is
always the best for q drive With q lady,
however. "a 5n e9'iz sr9 sji9ftaof iiof
II is stated that Fort Plains young
lady, received the following note. .acr
companied by a boqaet Of aosers:
.'--Dear-. l send BY the boy o.
bucket Of aours. They is like nylus
for u. The night shades menes keep
dark. The dog feoil mepes that 4
am your slave Roses red and posts
pail, my love for you shsll never, never
= ;, }, lfi1i fea iI9f 9aI Il 4;lYTry8f sHef
iahw h4s;sa II : 4if aasj iHd --fs
An accident took place lately on one
Of the railroads BY the axle Of a tender
giving way and obstrpcting the road
for some hours. u A lady inquired Of :
fellow passenger the cause Of the delay.
He gravely, replied. Madam. it was
occasioned BY what is often attended
BY dangerous consequences the sudden
breaking off Of a tender attachment
The lady looked serious and was silent
Governor Rice. Of Massach usetts has
received an Endorsement that is 40 in
An Irish woman was car
rying two bundles on the street. Thurs
day. when one Of them fell to the
ground A gentleman picked il up and
br rushing the slush from it. hsnded it ]
to her with bow s.Do you know
who that polite gentleman 81" said
bystander. mo, indade." che replied.
We'll. that was the Governor Of Mas
.achusetts." a.Indade. he's parfect
iintleman, ony way" was the reply.
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The mixed train will be run subject to delays Incl
dent 10 freight business and win stop only 1t st
tions where time is gwen 8, ti--swesiss sauef O.
i Aer Gistls Trains-Leaye New Castle for
Wilmington and Philadelphia at II 40 and
s 70 pm. Leave Whining ton 8 20 am. and
l 2s p m fori New Castle. r.h,eN nj 2riilals
Smyrna Arench. Trainsr-A dditionAlto thosH
above leave Smyrna for CLAYTON Ia, 30 ~ n
4 90 and 8 90 > n. Leave Clay ton for Smyrns
I rs d in2 25 and 4 80 p m. 10 make cohnec1
lion with, arains 4 North and t5outh} i'frour
.(ylavfon
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Ialr4psiaeps sab4dt,!d 'd5
'REG1sTER's -hoRDER.
Resrstcr's Q nee. i,s'tnilaoasib lsqsqo !

New Castle County, Jan. l7th. 1876.
Upon the application q Richard Iswnsend,
a administrator e.. r Uf 6sntirl aifarsieY
(coiortd) late iof ApPoqniDitninks1 1HsndFrl,
in aaid Counsy, riesnsed1 itois -osdessd radu.
direc,ed by the eRepisttr that the 'AdWinisrl.
TRAITOR aforssiid, give uOtics ofs fsfheRrsusing6
OF Letters of Administration, G: T. A
upon the Estate 81 the deceased, with
,hr. date of gr iniing thereof, by cHnsing ad--
ueriisemenis 10 Be posted within. forty days
from the daie. Of such Letters, ip- six Of the
mos, public places Of The ConntysUf New Cas-
Ile. requiring alt persons having demands
against, the Estate 10 prrsei,t fie same, or
abide an Al of Assembly in such csse made
and provided !. and aiso cause the same 10 be
inserted y iahin she. sans pssiod in the MD n.
DLfrowN 4 ANsCRiPr., a newspaifr puhliShsd
in MiddIe,owp, lapd to W. continued thrrsipi !
two mouthsss sssgi shsnsh hok sanffsIAN -shks
: Given under the hand and Seal Of
Middletown transcript., 1876-03-25
grow beans, carrots, parsDips and bsets
igE'sfkspsESs','',.'ss {
when contracted. can be run between

them We refer to these crops merely
for family use. ybep . siagleso Of
The most profitable garden crop that
any one can grow, to be consumed BY
the family during the summer. is >
succession Of sweet corn, ripedihg every
two weeks, from August % HNo+s bsst q
But don't omit ,haatssbssaiIp s4sp-I
berries. blackberrsslmd turssisI Wife
to us would be vsy ciEF EFpids rithou'
them. r:xT
GRAPE GRowfsG
It is the bssaada6 Yet grape vines
in the spring; but never selected old
vines, as those ossortrs - ol5>srf
much better. Allow but one cane to
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.sadsiscs nssTssyses7fl
Timt Gablts.s -, j
: FALI,oARRANGEMENT. Z
NORTHwARD.
uulrhkn1nt. MAJ.

IN and after Monday, OCT 2sth. 1877, tsundays
" exc-ptea Trains will leave follows: 'ngoaI
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. " a ..' NOTICE 4di q ssingsisf -
All persons haviGifssf Claims xpAftsa the Esassa
tate ofthe deceased must present sshs nae;roi
duly sttested, y. tie -Adninissrstor % Or he.
fore March 3rd, 1877. or. abide the At of AZ
sembiy III siicii CAST imide aid ff6tfdtd. 1od,as
i Address, Middle'ewn, sDslrsa.4r .sia,sn q
Mar ll-2m
Middletown transcript., 1876-03-25

CONNECTIONS. sn;bs,s.b s,
q At Townsend, with Queen Anne's and Kent
Rail Road. At Clayton. 'whhr M'tfshdd MIA
Delaware Rail Road. A. Harriagson, j with.
junction and Break waier Rail Road. Al Sea-
ford, with Dorchester and della ware Rail Road
A, DrlmAr, with Eastern Shore RSii' Road, Ind
Wiccmiro ahd Poco,neke R.it Rs.d. ,i'sin y
Jua 5-tfi .one II. +. KENNEY, Spp't n,
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
The London sdviees were delayed in getting here,

The London advices were delayed in getting here,
but they were Of no special consequence when they
did come, influencing none Of the home markets.
The British conscls and United States bonds were
reported strong and money easy and considerably
below the minimum rate of interest at the Bank OF
England. The gold market to-day was uncommonly
stupid and utterly devoid of feature, the opening
price and subsequent sales being lib. that being
the stereotyped figure all day. On gold loans the
rates until Monday 8, s. 4, 2, and 32 per cent
carrying. The range of gold for the week was 1888
and 1928. The foreign exchange market was duil
usual on Saturday. Prime bankers GO days
bills nOminally 81 S5l2, aud sight, 81 S9i2, but
actually 81 S41cG$4 So, and 81 SSl20$t 50. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out during the week,
$057 900 in coin interest on the public debt, and
$46G 900 in redemption Of called Fivetwcnties, in
elusive of $4,000 and 100000 to-day re-
spectiyey The import entries OF foreign dry goods
at the port OF New-York for the week ending to-day
amounted to $2O56,274 and of general merchan-
disc to So 500, ,301 making a total in gold coin val
uation of So, ,s7G,57j. The amount thrown upon the
market footed up 81, los, 796. The export clear
ances Of domestic produce from this port for the
week ending Tuesday, Jan. 1S, amounted
in currency valuation to 5000, 1910. The specie
shipments for the week were $iS3,9Ol, OF which only
a small part was gold coin tS15O,O0O). The imports
Of specie for the week ending yesterday amounted
to $21 ,9ls, of which 1881 was gold. The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank as follows
Gold cleared 500, ,07l OO0 gold balances, S1,1i9,-
7I2; currency balances, 81 ,G0i,Gi9
The treasury of the United States now holdsS362,-
los O62 in bonds to the National bank circula-
ton, and 18G2G,500 to secure public deposits
The National bank circulation outstanding is 1913,
253J77, Of which 81 10O, $50 in gold notes. Tie
receipts of National bank notes for redemption for
the week ending to-day, compared with the COTE
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24

Time loans are negotiated at reasonably low rates.
The following is the Cica ringhouse statement to-
day:
cur clearauces sG3 sG o4s Gold oesrnnces.. s36li6s4
Cur. baanc-s..... $780, III Goli balaheeA 575,"A7
The following shows the total cl2arances al tho
New-York CleaIing house for tho week and the
sulting balances:
Cur EXCHANGES isI can Ool exchanges 500 800 os3
Cur 80 G6J OO2 Gold LiIluces..... 5s4li9S
Tho bank statement was favorable. though the in
crease in tho legal tenders and the gain in deposits
were less than had been generally anticipated. The
loans were ourtlilcd and specie reduced, decrease
ia circulation being noticed. The return is indi-
catiye of continued oase ia the money market. As
result of the movement of the week the banks made
a net gain OF f9j3,O7J, and now hold IN lawful
money ia excess Of the - per cont required by law
$i4,slO $50. against $l3.s5G,075. an increase as
above stated. The following table shows the con-
dtion; of tho New-fora City banks at the dates
aforementioned:
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
Bnsiness GbGuess.

TI,O CANVASSERS.-An opportunity is offered,
II tsken Immediately, 10 experienced canvasser
familiar the medical profession 10 Join the advertiser IN
serial business IN which exclusive control OF several new
beautifully Illustrated wcrtr Ia already obtained and
everything ready push once nio lucrative business
i-NEIstiE, Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24

SATURDAY, Jan. 22-P. VI.


The week closing to-day has been attended by in
crcasing ease in the money market, steadiness in
the gold premium, more activity in and greater
strength 20 Unitod States bonds with fair demand
for state and rst-eas- railroad bonds ri firm prices,
while the upward movement in railway aud miscol-
lanoous shares continued 10 make further Roadway
until today when it received q check, whether per
manent or not romans TO be seen. The bull element
In the street however, insists that il Is not dead,
but only dormant, and that next week Will show
still higher prices for both the investment and spec
ulative shares; but not caring to play the role Of
prophet We await the result OF next week. The most
active stocks have been Lake Shore, Pacific Mail,
Ohio and Miss and Western Union, thOush the
business has boon better distributed over the list
than dnnng former weeks, and in addition To tho
leading stocks mentioned there has been fair bust
meas done in ST. Paul. Michigan Central, Union Pa
ci6c, Wabash, Rock leland, Erie, and Hannibal and
ST. Joe. Notwithstanding the decline to-day stocks
close generally from Il to per cent higher than
Saturday last viii be seen by the subjoincd table,
which shows the extreme fluctuations In United
States bonds, the leading railway and miscellaneous
shares and gold made during the past week. we'll
"a the closing quotations Of each at the dates under
mentioned, and the aggregate sales of each stock la
tho list:
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
Total sales for the week

Ex diyiceni.
The movement in railway and miscellaneous shares
on this the closing dry of the week, as has been
already intmated, exhibits decreasing volume OF
business and IA partial weakening Of confidence ia
the leading specialties, though prices remain gen
orally considerably above the lowest of the week.
The market opened firmly enough, declined, and
then became strong again on the bank satemerH;
but i'm the afternoon, though there was no demon
strafion agains; any OF the list the market Jagged
apparently OF is own weight. presenting tired ap-
pearancc. A wcll-dist1buted business was done III
the l,ading shares. In Investments New-iork Cen
tTal fell back 10 10 but Harlem skipped mp 10 lJG,
and Delaware Lackawanna and Western advanced
to f1sll The general market closed dull and weak,
with a very general decline in prices, as compared
with the closing quotations OF yesterday, ranging
from L. 10 i per cent, viz: Northwest, i; Lake
Shore and Rock Island each, ll Ohio, and Mi,Sis-
sppi and Western Union each - ST. Paul, Il; -.
Josenh bs; Pacific Mail and ST. Paul Preferred elch,
9t; U.ion Pacific, /; Michigan Central, y, and
~ Y Central and st. Joseph Preferred each, III per
cent. On tho other band Erie advanced Is; y. J.
Central i; Delaware, Lackawanua and Western.
81, and Harlem . per cent vhilo Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph horth-West Preferred, Panama,
Quicksilver aud Wabaah closed the same as they did
yesterday. The opening. highest, lowest, and
closing prices of active stocks sold to day, rs well
as tho offering and asking prices at the close of
the Exchange, and the number Of share, Of each
stock sold. viii hc found in the subi1ued table:
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

ALEX. FROTHINGUAM 4 Co. are Offering priyi-
eges on This active stock market at very close rates
Contracts issued ohc month ago arc now worth on
many stocks from iiyc 10 ten times the cost Any
stock at the Exchange bought or sold on margin oi
ANe per cent.
Address FOR information,
ALFX. FROTHINGUAM & Co.,
Bankers and Broker,
Mtll-zk
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MRS. MITCHELL (dipiOmtc) supplies fami-
I'VE lies Win GoNEbNE7SfS All TlTvlS ilas or
reIteut Information gwen gtttously OF tcateu Oi lie
languages muse and draWius; also good schools
Teachers BUhEAU, ca West S5til -.
MRS. ANNA RANDALI1-DiEl1L, Editor Of
Va The Quarterly i1ocutoIsi and autOr II Reading and
ElocGton CAoce Eo%i..gs" eic 9yes Iiy4e 40 & cis'
TURE = Cicu square TCarncs class every Saturday ~
10 d. shakespeare ciub eYe'y Monday cyciitis.
DREPARATION FOR COLLEGE.-An evpc-
rieBced teacher formerly nsruc'rr ~ Harvard, d-
adiltoIal PUPILS. AeGrls5 HARVARD. Tribune Up
Office, / .238 Broadway.
vVEACHERS snppliod with schools, aud schools
4 with teachers, al iae EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, p
Union. squsr". ANNA FANpAII~OifdL, Manager.
rVEACHER.-Wmt by lady, q position as
Teaeht. Art ia Engiss fGas o;hsI inelectaa
Ft'i3le parties only need address STA 1TDdIe
Uptown Gice, 1,23S Broadway.
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Shipments Oday Bullion. $2vJ, 100; co!n' sll,9O0.
The week closes with money OF call in ample sup
ply. the market under the fee acccssIons Of cur
reucy FROM the West and interior grayitatng to-
ward still further ease. The street rates to-day
were generally firm at six per cent, the rate at
bank ruling at Z. Ony moderate business is doing
ia mercantile paper, and annex basis Of rates:
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24

week and bales this day last year saies f exa
Of which 2l8 last evening including 900 for export ia -
consumption, and l6o for speculation The quotations. are
CDiands AlaDama Orleans
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
Ncw publications.
1876.
I776.


TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1876.
This STANDARD and Valuable Statistical ADp1al viii be
published Monday Jan. s., and IN addition TO tie
usual Calendar and Astronomical Pages, viii contain many
new features great merit its ELECTION STATISTICS win be
Sualy fun complete and, toy al1rl the Latest
Indications coalition oi parties before The opening .!
The Presidential Csuiaen there m be unusual demand
among politicians and all intelligent citizens Other
sriking faaturss win De
TRADE AND CON1FBCE
l. Gold Valne total Imports sports of Merchandise
iato and from she United states FOR n years.
IL Valcoi iupyrs AHG J.Xports o MeIehaDGse into and
ron Tie Untc1 Kingdom for q years.
III Table sh5Sng for the United states the Balance Of
Nerchande Imported snd Exported aad Of tho specie Move
IacHt .Of 20 yoars
~ Table soins United Kingdom c,s Balance Of
Merchanse Imported, and NJ ths specie NoveI u for 20
years
" FOreisa Trade Of tbe United staes for Eve yoArs
vi. Forcn Trade o. Great Britain AMI ireland FOR Eve
ytars.
VII Imports and ErpST,s between United states
foreign co f years ending Jono 80 1874 a0d ia73, dis
tnguishins The COMMITTEES in ho OGer o tho to yslne vi
their tIsde
VIII Imports aud Exports between lie United Kingdom
snd foreign for years ending June so 1874 and
1873 dislinguislcdie the oder Of value Of then tale
TX. Forlrn Trade of tie - minion d Canada
kTATISTICS or THE IRON MANUFACTURES or
THE UNITED STATES,
Conted from the Report Of n. swami, Secretary o.
The Amenosn Iron snd steel Association
COTTON STATISTICS.
I. Totsi Crop iu each ycu since 1920.
ii. E1,ors Of Raw Cotton zach year since 1857.
Yearly Imports Exports Of Raw Cotton into and
from the L Led Kin gG1n nee 1853
AMERICAN AND BRITISH SHIPPING.
Tonnage Cleared 81 al Ports OF the
United states each year since 1891.
Total Tonnage Entered and Cleared al all Ports in
United Kingdom each year s!noe 1857.
TONNAGE STATISTICS OF THE CANALS AND
TRUNK RAILROADS.
UNITED STATES REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE.
THE FOREIGN MARKETS FOR OUR BREADsrUFFs.
PUBLIC DEBT or THE USITFD STATES.
UNITED STATES GONESShENT-Tlse Cabinet Judi.
sisry and Ministers 90 Foreign Countries.
FoRTY.FOUgTH COSCEEss, with COnndttses And,
above stated
VERY FULL ELECTION BETU2Ns FOR 1876.
An Of information IN THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC IL
sonpiea sGhetic and trustworthy and
Of it has never before rishSd Nothing viii be omitted
to fully maintain be high reputation heretofore held " THE
TRIBUNE ALMANAC
Price, postpaid IS cents Five for sl .. The Tribune
counter ak for 81.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1876. and TIE DAILY
TRIBUNE INDEX for 1873, postpaid, 40 Cents
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