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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-09-06
FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS.
Little Goldanhair

Little Goldenhair.
Goldenhair climbed upon grandpa's knee,
Dear little Goldenhair! tired was she;
All the day busy, as busy could be.
Up in the morning, as soon as twas light
Out with the birds and butterflies bright,
Skipping about till the coming OF night.
Grandpa toyed with the curls on her head,
"What has my darling been doing" he said
"Since she arose with the sun from her bed?
"Pitty much" answered the sweet little one
81 cannot tell SO much things have DONE.
Played with my dolly, and freded my Bun;
And then jumped with my little jump-rope;
And made out of some water and soap,
Bootiful worlds, mama's castles of hope.
l afterward readed in my picture book;
And Bella and we went down to look
For smooth little stones by side of the brook,
And then coined home and Gated my tea;
And jes as tired, as tired can be-"
Lower and lower the little head pressed,
Until it dropped upon grandpapa'S breast
Dear little Goldenhair sweet be thy rest!
We are but children. The things that we do
Are as sports of babe to the infinite view,
That marks all our weakness, and pities it too.
God grant that when night ershadows our way
And we shall be called to account for our day
He may find us as guileless as Goldenhair lay
And oh, when aweary, may we be so blest,
AS to sink like the innocent child to our rest!
And feel ourselves clasped to the infinite breast
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-09-06
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1876.
THE MOONLIGHT.

The bluest grsy-the grayest blue,
Where golden cleaning stars are set,
A moon whose glorious yellow waves
Make fair the rippled rivulet.
Night has her curtain over ALL
The frs show dark against the sky;
The only sound is in the song
Of late nightingale close by.
The wooded walks which seemed so sweet
Seen in the mornings faery light,
Now dim and shadowy hold no charm,
Save the mysterious charm of night.
One swallow stirs, the gold stars fade,
In the cold sky chill wind wakes;
The gray clouds frighten ont the morn,
And thro' pale mist the new day breaks.
Good morn-good night-which is the best
God grant some day that | may find
Both true; good morn to joy begun,
Good night to sorrows left behind.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-09-06
The Two Sisters.


There were two little sisters at the
house whom nobody could see without
loving, for they were always so happy
together. They had the same books
and the same playthings, but never a
quarrel sprung up between them; no
cross words, no pouts, no slaps, no run
ming away in pet On the green be-
fore the door, trundling hoop, playing
with Rover. helping mother, they were
always the same sweet-tempered little
girls.
"You never seem to quarrel" I said
to them one day; chow is it you are
always so happy together?"
They looked up, and the eldest an
wered, 81 'spose tits cause Addie lets
me and / let Addie."
/ thought NOM ent. "Ah, that is
it," said; she lets you, and you let
her; that's it."
Did you ever think what an apple of
discord "not letting" is among chill
dren? Even now, while 1 have been
writing, great crying was heard under
the window. I looked out. "Gerty,
what is the matter?" Mary won't let
me have her ball." bellows Gerty.
"Well, Gerty wouldn't lend me her
pencil in school," cried Mary, "and I
don't want she should have my ball."
Fie, fe is that the way sisters should
treat each other ?" "She shan't have
my pencil" muttered Gerty; she'll only
lose it." "And you'll only lose my
ball." retorted Mary, "and / shan't let
you have it."
The mot letting" principle is down
right disobligingness, and d disobliging
spirit begets good deal of quarreling.
These little girls, Addie and her Sis
ter, have got the true secret Of good
manners. Addie lets Rose, and Rose
lets Addie. They are yielding, kind,
unselfsh, always ready to oblige each
other; neither wishes to have her own
way at the expense Of the other. And
are they not happy? Oh, yes. And
do you not love them already The
Uniuersdkst.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-09-06

A WORTHY missionary clergyman
from the North found his colored
brethren and sisters quite forgetful of
the moral law, and began to give them
q series of practical discourses against
lying and stealing. The congregation
stood it for Sunday or two, end then
they revolted, one of the deacons being
their spokesman, and addressing their
preacher thus: "We like you berry
much, ard want to make it conf BILE
for you; but de fac is, you see, we don't
like dis preachin' about lynn an steal
in'-we mus hab our Sundays for
'igion."
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-09-06

COTTAGE PUDDINa.-One cup sugar,
one tablespoonful Of butter, two eggs,
three cups flour Or enough for a stiff
batter, half teaspoonful of soda, one
of cream tartar, a good pinch of salt;
to be beaten with liquid sauce. Make
the sauce as follows: Six tablespoon
fuls of sugar, two of butter, one egg;
beat butter, sugar and yolk together,
then add the white beaten to froth;
add q teacup of boiling water; flavor
with vanilla extract, one teaspoonful.
THERE are $4,000 unemployed men
in San Francisco.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-09-06

SARATOGA letters say that the effect
of charging an admission to Congress
Park has been to almost entirely check
the drinking of the waters, and to rem
der the park deserted waste, safe for
the few spoony couples who 60 there to
loaf on the benches.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-09-06

ONE of the dogs at the Cologne exhi-
bition last month weighed 1877 pounds.
It's terrier to evil-doors.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-09-06

Accor dinghy I rowed straight to the
port, the canoes following closely, and
We became hid from those in the plan
tain grove and of all lookouts; then,
turning west, we skirted close to the
land for mile, until we came to a cape,
after rounding which we came in view
of noble bay, into which we steered.
By this maneuver I managed to come
behind the enemy, who was revealed in
all his strength. Perceiving that the
savages of Bumbirek were too strong
for me- to attack them in the plantain
grove, I steered for the opposite shore
Of the bay, where there were bare slopes
of hills covered with short green grass.
The .savages, perceiving my intention
to embark OF the opposite shore,
rose from their coverts and ran
along the hill slopes to
meet us, which was precisely what I
wished they would do, and accordingly
I ordered my force to paddle slowly SO
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11

s'n fsT sad ny % ss SO S % rga s4S e
unchanged ;s; NTH Nth. saiss .os
sl2 Extra DO CITY Gxtr1 Ind2 Mess was over ma
Is " S6l: s0'p scase1n Ss al 81 81 Western ;2s
s2l cur MEATS were hrm saes, 5000 fics, ss
Feea S- ascae4. U !, S"i1 D5o 81,
pccs sales 900 loose shoulders al lGeiOtG; and lo 5 aS
closed hrS ssle $50 boSe. wes;ein clear WINTER
Sated a. oEe 100 boNe, Gjy I9nf ceaF ] ]If ZOOS
roro aTm 1t s9c tor ely. LARD tel on Doc ' 100 %
Nth a a[eS [Sf'f Seass NJ shOr oS % rtheT dtcns sales 500
e COO me ia %, sts4 sn on a ae ~ 'pq Ss = ~ 30 es s
s l7 tss tq segseI n1 9 q. ,. ~ m ocIose - T
f closing 6Sd a 81 4 2 80 at ass, ,ss fe0Gs sr Ausu si
sff Is ba 10 an 81, 57a askei ssp,em6c 81 81
BID snd % 81 ,t: ~. aS afs ar @ Sr Of year $40
d $40 q 9ty steam Was 9y s'9s go 'is' r o
he Gon,nen pan at s 6s Including portion taken lat
100 les Wet Is a. 81 sS.ns At 20 s,iai
BU1rER coaacd a and Tth st@cks s sa@eaasr sens2
s at 22GS for kar pn. 70 .h,s siaq o PAN Gno @ State
aIp a lsSc to, coTm2n & 70 fms m e3Sn mae 'Sp o Prse
23G34o Choice state Welsh tubs at i5Ssc "r Com n
non 70 % m .Sd and 22GS$S e pine re- G sSs western
at ~ s c tor Common g. Prime I6@i ~ I
@slGSa 5sS for TTa cSas cheese vas qict as Of
ea a' Sf Sf ,Sr S s,ol 9@iG for god fsr
sIa ftory AZ $ Tor faf to prime 7aS fer hne 70
coco ard &c for fu cream cled4ar Ess were u lnt "a
betosc Long Island and NewJrrsey ~ - iot.' 80 ~
Pcnsy l7c Western at Ia 2@Ioe tir h''e
tor choice; and canada AZ l6dl6 &c. ,--, A..
RIrE was aui, a 5a7 ,e for and so ic for
FJrigu Isanoon IN bond sod al ~ 90 id oIu
an. s. D. gold. for New. -. 49, NJ.
STaARI %Markes steady, with sales Of loc os' frhe
wcsern 20 arrive at l3'sc. y 70. - a.. -.
SUGAi,-The Tor Law was quiet but very ntrl ~
S.Q6a,c. Good Refining; Sc TOR frinr al 90
qG of CoHrfugal es 92j Ahls. Musoov ado al s9>o
Reled was demand and firm at Ia SC t1I t9N
crushed: lsqll &c Tor Grsnaatcdi ii i@c
for tsut Isaf, and iOSsd lOafc. for \" 10000 =.
TAILDW-Market dun and drchnlnGi sales, 1t'Ouv
Prime AZ t-0S'toc, closing ~ SO. = n -. .oo
WHISKY Market steady, DOING sales 200
bbis. III l3' y gallon Il gnar.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
COTTON MAEAETs.

WILMINGTON July Io-Cortou Unchanged Mildllu; loic.
Low - adding 10. Cost primar N'sf. nee r'pth -
Ialr,. rvpDrt-. cCa.s", a. hii-fi ''"cH 81 hii's
Mtrri- Iuy .Cor.oH dan auI easy MdohHf. lose
u.f rrcrip. s'2 blss; +hpmrnis, 2'G bd-. sdtr IJo
D.iy.fo, ,ui lu ottpr dan ard easy Mtln;, llc;
Low Niiddlns IJtc. Dord Ordinary, HC; Do. '.iPt "
nAlr. exports Wise 35 ba4rs a!ts, 'J Dits soch
s ,rr July lo-C-rton iul ant NGdns. - 'tc;
Low NiGdl!ng, zoe: oO oIn-'ty Jac gro, fe'',s'
q, .p.,rr, ~ ~, bale: .,orS 3GI6 tai
i,,'-lo.. july iUtnitpI qni"t. MAJ 'hnR l-c" l" wa
Gnue II -c. G"1d Onusif, 4Vo TH i'orp'r 10 hdl's
r,1 ,ci rniA IEiy 10 COTTON dul Mid,inr l'.c Low
Ndnr lOe.. Good ordinary A'3c; hri rcripH hale''
At.sAI July 10 Cotton easier. bat not qu"aby lower
MncHn-. pair; Inv Nrtlug 9'sc. "nel trhn'rN g;
rccpts " hIi.s cspot- coast "' COS bales 81 ~
ln,fa juiy 10 alton dull: Mddhur, lOa flU1c; Low
HpidHus loo Good Ordinary. ~, receipts 10 bales io''
- lHi,-,. ,,..,,.- ~.
Low Midflug lu1c Good ora BlJ, 9lc n"t foc1pl 6"J
.ui hals,. "NI"rts I" ttsIt EIith, IL y"
Continent 53B Jaies sales Ia bales STOCK
Cis1.SSAfi July lo.-Coton dan; Nidding lie. Low
MddmE Zoe; Ur,Hay. gc; receipts l1J bales; snip
/ mcnis =. bales; siOck, l2,OlG bGns.
NOEyoLS. July lOcoOn quiet Nidiing. lo'sri net re
cctS - bales, exports, cuast"sc 80 baca 'i0ck, Zoz
bairA
Injl.yILtF July i0.-C Cotton duh MiIiiing. lie.
CHAHIsfON July l'.-'otinu dul and nominal Midlling.
lic; low MiGlng lO4s,.; CniuarV. 9a7S4ri Let
Ie,rpiA BALE. rApo'i o0sStNiso, 80 bales sr- 20
II IoC!, July lg.-Co'jon UNCHANGED; Mduing lOl.c;
Tow Middliug, go ''uu Ordinary, Siac. receipts y
balos. shipments. Al baln-. stock. 4,Go, ,aloi
MDBitE July lOtotDn nominal Md'ilLg. OL lie: Low
Mid.lnP % Zoe. Good Ordinary. receipts. ~
bales, eXrf- Great Britain 1888 bair, coast Wis yo
bales sales % bales stocA, 1859 hies
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
TIE STATE or TRADE.
EDPEAN MARKETS.

chang ed Mddns Upand, "a, MlinT or'oiA jsiad
sales Of OOu bales, including by1 bales Tor am
cNporl; receipts 19O1 hats. 81 "hch ifop a,' were
American Futares duI nd urchahs'd sc7 of hihhilnI
Tplands Low NidIug clause, Illy delivery, AZ S-si
DO do August September delivery, .; 'i=d 20. 10
:, ptefiir.r aud October delivery 1t 5lIgi. 49, ~.
IIgERpOOI, Inly lOl.3o p. tn-he" ~ = c Tor ftl'S
LivFgrUoi, JuIY lG-2S0 :. m iorL Western Prime
Mess inner Iacpn-L"nr clear dun ~ y" brci =,
extra Mess fIH = q2L ir ne Mes ui ai :. laii
lIime dI t 1l9 Ecrt Fts % v HT Tor te past
Be- 900 ora. ana fIn 6ihr sourcc $3.50 ga The receipts
of Corn iur ;h. $3.50 ,irr.
IIvgErUp July 10 T. Ul Ile &1lrs o Cotton 20 cav,
700 bales am salrs "i -dfhng a' !.H
Niddlitg Clagse, g,f"htr and Nov' m~f dr'ii ~ 81
selr- o. nas crop AIldlns IPtuCs Low MldlhE clause
IIvFEr0DL July l0-i.J T. In-C"it -fulu' Gnei surs
ct Niliug Upa'd,. I.pw huslng clans. Aue.. ~ sep
t,mbcr c,iiveIy asa sales Of tt- >.br al " El' . ,
.tgruol, July ir-':i' 7. m '"hh'a l'u''"''' i@
l2lst q gallon 80 o,t, g. -,,.,r,v ,,a
o5ts t,r t,I r.rtuf yu.I state. bonds lSBih. 1851
Ere 'Railway share, -. New YORK &c IRA, -.
LONDON gu,y 10 Paris adj aces quote per COM
Rent. a l0jL 3Je. for the account - Il.
IONpIN July 1850 p -ColspS $50 'or money ana
~ England balance To-Day is t3N'ooo me faIN'y
IiSInX July IO-5 pm-Conso's 93ia's for Inonrr ard
9 ior the sCcuut Paris sicU, quote per cent "'h's
at IOjf jJc Tor the dccJurL ,, -, %,
LONDON JU!y l't--1b T. nl-iH',h"i I.''"''A' - -"
ga Ion. spirits TuTpentnc, 2-...0 80 . owl - ,, .
LONION July Even ia s Ob - td-'' v 'ft.
PARIS, july iO-EXchange on LondcI 2oi 81 - "I a'l'
fRtSKroR1. J,dy IO.-Unitcd states bonds New Fives
lOZA. -. .,, -. ,... nj. Anal,
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
,,nas Il y SIC and so do. 20 q. &c Total $50 ths

Canadas II n s'.c do 20 n, &C. Total 25o ior the
WT Elliott soid 81 Indiana sheep So D. at t,,c 2s ' 70
aqS r. AZ Sc: do. O20 i0i Y &C. - u lU3 a.
lie aud 4 DO, 81 II. 7so Total ior the week io'' ~
cam. Peters cold i5S Jersey sInbs - H. mostly al S''
80 oTck & Rid ~oia 36 Jersey lambs. 60 n, atsc
NC -piG &c Jcrrs lambs 40 - AZ S'.
HOGS-The total OF l57 j EcSs daring ne week Just %
IL abot 5000 ies- than the r1cepis OF the pIrI"s
for to-day i1c!n!- 81 = cars AZ
sagg iin;laf, mah!bS 9-o-
hat variable irlng INC "es. tSng
ylEcuy then reeelag. SLh Low rb1shts uP aSHh '-'s
al taqg, WITH ittCIft 10 maze itDs -, A., o.,
ThS Cd caqo Lire E,pOTeT s.aNs hop. y o ie ~, ~
ture. shippers car scarcely LiEt tHo
dsDcy and apparent aciivJ Il his marHet !or i1e ~
week a safe guide fer The reSt. zen fts ~ ~ 80.
been uudrr e. >ttdiA
Irnce In The mnet future - hogs nich u " ic ls bi
mon belief the supply H4l- a. ~ az I ~
Witfa tie riuifrifh'r OF ne nlt
demand h.con hog4 II c'i fanny in'r
there is every probability OF good ayeae hiI, o' IN
lnt the ousuiag II " iHlrI P''e
such will tho best efforts oi western farmers " '
C,nc,so Jrly o-C.rrF--Becspts. 1900; shigmen,s.
nO .euand active fair g6od sipping' - t')d$t w
ilir good Cows s3 i5asi; oronrh leN"hS' = ~ ~
mocs.f.ccipts 1900: shipments, $500; narssi dIi
rricrs lUeI lowcr light Hogs ohofy az - 3O'so '''
sHSiP-tio lnnn to good - 75dsi.
INIn,SAroLs July l0.-o7s unchanged; receipts 'oo
PUILApEtPHl. Ialy lO.-ClTILK-Ths cattle mAI ma G
mod, raely active a1t prices w,r. q ri,1n
higher. COCO head arrived aui SOFA - ut
TcnSylyaad Wtscrn scgt; &c f0f lew chh'e' 80
fair good and 4djc D, 6ross, iof eoht' ~ !"
Sifff we're unchanged 500 head sold at 4''a3'o o.
f6cs Wers higher $500 sold at 80 75eslo 100 D.
As quality.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
OPr1cF oF CoMMEsaloNgss.

MoSTsuHERY, Alf., June u. lS7b.1
the yroyis act ot The General Assem-
by of Alabama approved 2ji February 1876, Office viii be
opened th. York. is 2ith day ~ Jy next
for the exchange Df bonds In accordance with e terms OF
The bonds exchanged New York those issued
der III. following named pts. - wit
Act Of stale bonds,
18th Dece nber. 1865.
"time of payment Of certain
An act "to prpSr 'JF hs Interest the bonded
debi ~ tf state OF Alabama approved l3th Fobruafy 1868
A. Act IL extend time o! LOf certain
bonds thrrciu named apyrIycd q February, 1857.
An Act Ito authorize tao l-sUe Of state bonds approved
12th August 1865.
royiefor the Of state bonds
due sad able I0YGoG the brst day Of June o7U
proves, l7th February, 1870.
An Acy "in relation TO ihe state bonds OF Aabam" ap.
proved 18th February, lSI2.
Az Act "tO aud vXtep the tino Of payment Of GER
tam band. therein named approve, 9s FehrulfT lSJ2
Al Act 1 provide for the ps-en' Of Interest ue abd m
paii valid TIE state account the
fal re ofthe Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad Company To
said interest. approved 5th MaTtt 1871.
1bc exchange % bonds issued under fo,1Sinc named
tg made the o-e ~ tie ussion"rs the city
Muigoucr and after the rs day Of Iuy next IN
cnrnc3 VIII the pro'Is o. said act OF i bulIy 1876
relieve rsgua;o She Of the STATE"
approved 18th December. 1871.
AH Act - tie credit OF Alabama approved 25th
February, 1873.
Act tn pIoy dc the substitution the
amount ~ iDur thousand osr, pr mls hen OF state
0i irGts Oi the Vaois companies Of this
GEO. s. HOUSTON.
LEVI ". AHLER,
T. d. BElHEA,
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
Total ers1. 30 so 98.7965 30 oC72 2.gi6. "a

total etsn.s. 80 3.bs7JG5 20 0.C72 p "a
EA4 AND SlhA iAc Il grades II lay arr ugt P.u'y
s s lssia @ ,ieaay IN gree but low qgts, ar. in sgaa
a q late. We quote: Shipping, GOG7oc,. Eeisi
sTsWsl o5gsi is Long Iye Is asCc ior slori aye
HIDES-Fhcro we're nc sales today and nothing specially
i " vet C msr ns 'a saB De i ne p,s ,osn9 ar not
ar degree Of steair9's Is noticeable IN tho views Of
usdr for for shipment state choice GRADES,
a. scTts & sGd lIcily sJea ne rP from @ ,e i"i I2T a.
sise slight Improvement Ne quote state, 1915, 100
4aGo: csliorHEan C5oin,nai, i5gIsc.
& a, ~ Orleans ana Grocery grades q foreign
st - BE iI 1oiest 100 hds Trinidad r. s. sold on pr
NAV At sToREshere firm market icr spiri,a Tur.
fsr bs a. SOc. but hoces not dsosd 70 accept In
hos 5'.s taTs was coSna.d d9liness tne eon-tqeencc s
81 "a toS i r,,st sS.g = m 20 o. ~ cc"rsn
NO and - 73qso os Pale to Extra DO Tar and Ptch
ocfAN FREIGr~-Ihsre was s.bstior bu.ue.s in berth
roou Today q rsi.- that were slgh easier he opening
the Grain trade although the Provision shippers appeared ds
gsSs0s gS ~ tS INK hoa ass iDchaite rocn moderately far
close wa owsrd the Attsinmeo' Of higher aauc- The en-
Gram al otes'. aud 200 bxs. a Zoe no drfte
s bS al IT, ooe SasS Gram Fsss SfRf 81 S ,
Steam II s SS n. 100 & pe:h Gram at sg9d To lIu by
hntsSb S,esss @ n '0s sse 80 Tons Machinery Or 10
ier y seam io 20 @s Esss Lsra & on private n rrm' TO Rot
scnc to + Ss r ts iS ahs eharies were IN Italian bark
.5.o sSS!oSS s9' & ySyass ana soo fs Go e
ao2SS% ssi z[vS0 bust al &c s,Ia Tc n.npa
n 70 I0rS % dor % T,1"fs wa, "a GdaGs 0l German bark
hreSS !" Bfcian WIN ~ OObbs Renne Prrl.un t A. "a
1sesaet sane voFsse and rate, with a. 100 Ibis q, I,S
cHA hcbcs W AEtNcry vita iCOn M. 40 a.,
amofltHn DARK hence 10 the -a, b.i ~
Fcuoieam az % Oil swedish brig hence o.,
fse with LOO bbis do: Ne Sican b.ig f 80 am
ssoe " seia cruz "ith general cargo on priya. t,,ns
schuoner ~ lOB at a rr,sa,s -. us
pbsteiphiaA British bark TO the Continent wit o %
Ienhe1 petroleum at 9s Norwegian bark 70 fr,Jo a.
hsSpo' ~, With ZOO bhis Naphtts at "a &d: iyiish
49, 70 liverpool with 900 bbs Rss.duurl Al xs n
D1rs TO Bristol With ), O0 or. Grain private Terms
mere was moderate iObDiug ~ Jirs.. -
Joy bts in casks and bids Menhaden oust a. az
and 0n1naily unchanged ~ ms "eie aun
A-lhere continued hI1unoss and .,ua
an ce rhhers continue Limit 0nerip N. ana
,I pom ltom the Creek and foreign markets show
81 49, SrEie in bnk. quoted at 9c. and IN bbls
a.. EehesL IN bois q l6sc III 5000 bbs sold AZ
a.. Ndses qn0tsi Al 1910. City Naphtha g3
sniplsng orer henned PhaaeDha and ncre wa.
ter - ' '"ii"ei' III" I"C' ioi Lie ist
dems,,i H., - S-foka wus lower with moderate export
Sis Out me speculative trading was xlt: sales lso
No. a es NOS on The spot. $40 1880 % Prime
,otuv,ei AT SO with Saes Of Jbs az the WeSt on
MI rp sns ior forward delivery 900 bbis New Mess
sIot.I a. sSo $50 10 closing % July
- w. and September at 81 l50s2O 20 Al the
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
financial.

LEX. FROTHiNGHAM g. Co., Bankers and
"a Brokers. 40. Wa-t. mase Tor customers te.irble
NyHsTM ENTS Of large small amounts STOCKS oI
legitimate character which Frequently fOm Eyu 10 twenty
tinss the amount invested every tidrty days.
RELIABLE STOCK PNIyILf6ES Negotiated fgyOra
LIc stocks b'nsht aad carried As long drsc ds
posit cent Circulars aud weekly
free.
NOTICE.-Thc undersigned Trustees under
~ tho Land Mortgage the Central Pacihc RAILROAD Com
psny nair ti.in for the BoniioicrA
dated the s day Of october, $50 hereby give notice
that they held hundred IDi forty thoaaand dollars
f5i ODO IN ld with which, IN accordance with the
Of sah mortgage they prose To redeem many Of
al the lowest
the par value thereof
sealed the surreudrr Bonds be
Ocs o he Trustees Of Fourth AMI Townsend
the city Of san Francisco California until she 3Oh day Of
July, A. ID. 1915.
san Francisco Juno ~, 1876. - -
MARK HOPKINS.
o w. SASDEIl5ON,
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
THE MARKETS.
,c.r.,v,,y reporse1 for rae rmBvSn,
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
H., NoyfA s,nz, VesseL1 and RplroGds.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

7,
ASUES-ThaTe Was only s'nS4 oHsiirSs Al" u"H0A' '
oro.rtI Pots 1T Jc. and Pearls st &c. .oo -, .a,b,o
m sraci ciibo soil 10 the extent OF 600 bags ,
a., ,-e ~ al L. gold an OF Costa ri q 500 uass ~
Siin the range OF ei8sc gold MIi Coaee n "
rs,hcr ,n bayer's RIO Coffee was dhi n -
a. old for Ordinary Prime cargees ana 10
yoi fp j0Dbiug Lots sales Of ~ bags ex hito me- h1 s
ligs x Francis ene and 49, bags cN Allce ih
Sy on yate terms 1000 bags ex Queen WeiS ~ 'ora
from stock the stock here was lI'4oi V~s' N" -
II ,a2S bJs~ A. .... ,-as AIN and deures.ed
the official quotations AS !n'o
fye1poa market continued quiet and ts JIht cp
~ Sayannah, Galveston edd
Tn,uhls we're al of favorable chsr2ttef III genera
a. oroa li.tIe cCmpa ei " u .ast ear Ou
uH NS tavnJ,.l bv weather the s1les were p1
al which % hales sanTy evening iLelUdlhs ovS urs @
va.o ,rt ~ and lg3 Tor consumption. The following are
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financial.
STOCKS.

a -VNS NIVChN. -.
n NEW.YORR. METROYOL1rAN MUTUAL, AND
MANHATTAN Gas STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOL!
Kinds Of groJsyn and York ga Securities dealt
in by GEO X. PhESI!SS,
g3. ". Y.
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Good OId.nary.-.-.---.- - 51s IOT.
sir1cl t.ood Ordinary 9L M.ddhn2 -.,;i.odd
Far lptrs delivery dcciins OF iisa ST. E m
ntS mSdrfats rlnsa,icBs sales oaiuidy a. tr ~, Z N
Gngsf I01 lI...c. 300 4 e; September, w Ite
Ae,s4sT \, Il iliic ecener, o. IhieG; 4oO ~ ie
Ssrcf poo iI5 S,'e taies lirsi tuis me-, %
iIii,.n; toi. 10 beles. Third call.Aessse sS, soo
iis,ssr-' septepheE, lOJ, l'Isci NoNSmgSST o'"
tiis,ee., beecmGer 2eJ, llsi4ei total loo bales
sales TO-DAY up p. mJuy .2o lL.sae ON, SH6 ~
L. O. 1ls4fsc 600 Ilsi,e 900 II '' 500 li9lg4' ~
poo lIsae > Pj, uiler. l,5VN so" 700 - y, ~
Sifs 100 lf7igc October so liss2c. 100 ii SCi = ~ .
iiiisc" Ia lie, S0 Iiaayo: NGyember 100 i.c;
Dces1s6er lOO .sci zee, II llc; 100 II Ssc Match ~
Iiisc. ApH 800, &.t-. May 5o, l!Lslfc; june 'VO'
IL ~ tn, a. lS 200 bal,s 1an,l total 1900 bates
mari a. clo.. "A Harely 4traiY.
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Brooklnn Heal estate for Sale.

/ OW-PRiCED LOTS for Sale OF Lease.--FOr
Manuflct,lles Fos'rli-s Be.nsgi,s, Chfm"ai WORKS.
Lumber Nsr Building Association. BLOCKS o. Lot, With
bUllItit IfrJut also blocks sl1Jr fuf dva ug-
$twtpvU Cr,es. Lts; Syer -dpning NrVl ols shd
BROOKLYN easy al on lHcy-Er, WITH huit's o@l Y
satisfactorily improved 3 piy : b. scHiEFFEL4S l'0
Ii.
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PROPOSALS FOR $4,000
4 CONSOLIDATED STOCK or THE CITY OF NEW

YORK.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii De received ut she Corpr1lors
Office uut TUESDAY, JAY y. 1876 n ocnCA p. m.
when tle VII be puhLcy orDi tot e whole 0r any
ID, the u $40, CO.'S tLDN I'D Dtk
THE CIIY OF NIW-YDRR.' authorizet by Chapter 32l
Laws Di 1871. lad Chapter tOi, LI..s ui 1874.
Tn .oatsi sock viii Interest at the ~
T per per PAYABLE the hrst Of May and
November ia ".Ch
The principal 81 said stock VII bs rclable a the pleasure
the Comptroller after The let Day Of NoNemOei 1856 aud
,Ay able CH The 1T Uzy Of May, 1916.
@ac scaled and tndpret Tor
Con s0dac stock" and atusud sbcOld envelope, al
drrss-u tO the l.a.ptrpil'r
Itc night b. reserved the part Of tho Comptroller 10 reject
all ~ The bills u IN lbs pt 'n thc interests Ol the
Corporation TrVrlro ~.
Fur full iu1riuat.O7 City Record.
ANDH.W VI. GREEN. Comptroller.
CITY Of SrvNork Department Of FIHabCo, Com oilers
Oricr, July T. 1876
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CINCINNATI MUNICIPAL

p,, CrSr GnIp BONDs. Maturing 1905.
h A limited amount for sale.
KUHN, LOEB q Co,
Bankers. 81 Nassau-st.
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6crscs nno farms Uauisb.

NVANTED-0n Hudson River, not i1r ron in
w CITY, OWElLING with GROUNDS. IN exchange iof
houso on Madison ave. .....-. .. -,