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The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-20
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miniature on the centennial grounds
by the French Commission.
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The clycrIte candidates at this
iIncture seem 10 b. Blaine and Bris
tow. Blaine stands ahead with the
party controllers, Bri>tow is strongest
with the people. The Indications are
that they will pail together and make
the next presidential ticket. Blaine
for Pre>iicn, aud Br!stoy for Vice
President.
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WALNCT GRANGs ROOM. % =

WALNcT GRACE Room. 70 n M g, ,
April 18th. $50. I
The following resolution Was uuau,-
mou>ly adopted
RESOLVED That this Grange ten-
der their most sincere sympathy and
coincidence TO the family and friends
Of u late sister NARY DowNEs. and
that a committee Of three be appoint
sd to draft a suitable expression of .hs
above.
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Brewery.

One good lumber wagon, cheap!
also good seed Barley.
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II. tiOLDRIDGE. Oohulittee.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God to remove by the hand of death
our well beloved sister, Mary Downes,
therefore, be it
RESOLVED, That in her death, the
family aud friends have sustained. an
irreparable loss. society one of its
brightest ornaments, tie church a
faithful and eficieut worker, the Pat
\pns of Husbandry, one Of its flares,
most valuable member the iu-
u~sighborhood in which she
l2f i. most exemplary and
That this Grange ten
and friends ofour
ebst sincere sympathy
IEod express the BIZ. .eSp
4..ng. may be permitted 70 sSsss
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COTTON MARKETS.


NORFOLK April I.-Coton steady; Middng 1870. net re.
ceips O2 bales exports 10 Great Britain 1860 bales coast
AUGUSTA. April quiet and hrin; demand g9a ior
good grades Middliug, ~ sdl2i2c; Low MdlnC il 90
lee Good Ordinary llc net receipts 2lj bales sales IJ
81 LOUIE April Cotton steady Middlng I3c; Low Mid.
ding l2c Good Ordinary, lO'ic; net receipts 90 "a
shipments, sos bales sales total 800 bales stock 1909
WLNNGroy April l. Cotton unchauged Middlinr, l22c
Low Middng, l2c Good Ordinary. lO2c net receipts, Jio
baes eI Ort~ cos,twsc. u bales. stock 2j91 bales.
BkLnN0EE Ann Lotion duIi MiddlnR 49,; Lgw Md
ding. lyle; Good Or!ay ilci Eloss ~ ha'S eApIs
cuastwise 40 bales sales 200 bales sphntrs 40 Dalcs
GNvE.fSN April I.-Cotton Gull Mlddlng 13c Low
Maduy l2r Good Ordinary lOc. net receipts, 9si bales
exports ccastwise 633 bales sales, i04 bales socA SOL
SAVANNAH. April Lotion dull Midipg. 13c Low
Madinr, l2c Good Ordinary 1910 ne receipts $40 bales
louisville. Alril Lotion quiet MtdArg. l3c. 49,
ding. II I0'd DinlarN &C. net l'tt, 500 Dai''
gross bales; sales ~ bales; stocA %, 90 larS
FHL,pEfrns, April COTTON quiet Middling. l3Aac;
Mdlng, l29c Good Ordinary, II sc; net receipts,
35i bales gross, 49, bales exports To Great Britain 'ii
MEsrnrs April Cotton quiet Mldi'ng I2a.al27sc;
cepis 9G2 bales shipments Loss bales sales LOO bales
Cis,IYNan Aph Cotton steady: Kidding. l3c Low
Nlddllng l24c. Good Ordinary lO4c: net receipts, 10
bales; sIpmcntS. II bacs sals' 10 bales; sinhoS TOO
SEw.OEglSs Aurl I.-Cotton dun; NIdding. lac.; Low
mtdng. l2ci Good Ordinary. l0',c' net rrrcips 245g
bar- 2.ill bale, rIports 10 Great triisn LOO
sales 1000 bslrs stock. 2i2.O54 bales.
Nidaiirg 'atr. Good Oriinary 1O al net receipts,
"a bas; exports coastwse. II bates sales 900 Oalts
CIiEir.fGN. April l.-Cotton quiet Nddhng. l3'-c;
Low Mddinr i2ac Good Ordinary, lsr net receipts,
l.Olj Ja.ss. ..les 20 bales stock. 25;oii bales 49,
MiddIng l9~c Cool ordinary nominal weekly receipts
l5jl bales shipments, l5s bs.cs sales, loi3 bales snip
~ P,Ir,.n N,rch 8i-CStnn- Weekly receipts 23O
bales smpmruts 2S0 bnl,- sors, i.251 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

Kettle s BqIk Meats qqist firm ss shoulder MsT
CO. ctaS hs , s@ sc aGS SPOT soude St T
and cesr ae Se aud 9 ys FS M ES1a mesy
- B. 30 receipts ai shipments 30; MmsEy s,eaay
cfoico IS i55c Fair 70 Good 95aSoc Freishs steady
nIwirErr Apnl Flour nomnany unchqngeed. Wheat
s a demand aS 20 e sR le Dat. da lower
No fresh safe May S5e Basy.N9i S ,D sSn
No rsh 72e Proys 99s INACTIVE nSminay h h
PmLsDElPHIa Apr sells in small way at
quiet 80 for Refined and Sc for crude Provisions ,I
s26as2G 80; smoked ams 10 &c., Do s,des llgi
&C. sh2gdsT loGlCe rels9 Hams l5 & S
Flour quiet steady sales Of 500 bLis inclldihg M 81
al do 80 IS 80 southern do do s. ~ and
sieay prime offered .parn y Penssylyania red 81 go
s5e a Ii f po, 81 G5Gsi 10 Tor good rye siqs2c Corn
dull a. 6de for leo" Ge@6S e dor N Al5 S
higher %ew YoTs and Bradford County extras 4O942e DO
2oa2sc.; Ro western sOa3ie: CO. firsi ~ 52tc Cheese
western ' Fide isssiSe EGSss-RocSp,s liberal qenand
hight Perns viqia NewJessy and Delaware fresh loei
sT ots Apr Flour quiet but firm Wheat qnie EN-, IN
cash s55sG45s,c hpril 1850 May. oats duh, lower 20
sen at S3i bid caah ne anu BARLEY nm unclaimed.
quoted e. iS Bgk oa Ma. 9 a BasoS stes
Shoulders 9Lc. Clear Hb aud Gear sides l3e.
ana lohc. lave ilots Htlfi
changed business light tecepts-35OI bills Flour, 900
bush Wheat $1,000 bush. Corn, 5000 bush Oats loVO
bush. Barley $50 Hogs, 300 Cattle. IN
TOLEDO April l-FIOur quiet, unchanged. wheat duni
heavy; No White WABASH, ~ 3Sj 30 White Michigan,
81 20; No. do, 81 .; Amber Michigan April u ~
MAY, 81 2Sie June ~ 3O2 80 Amber Michigan ~ Oii
40 : Red Winter. 81 ~; No Dayton ana Mchigan
Red, 81 Os Reelected SIC Corn frm fair demand High
Mixed 8 &C Nav 52c. June 5 &C.; Low Mixed Dig 90
Kansas, Jlc No Grade. bic oats quiet, steady no =,
SPOT snd April 3Gc. Michigan a64c Clover Seed held at
80. Itec ipts-lO0 bUls Flour, 1900 bush Wheat,
5000 bush Corn bush ShIpments-lOOOb bls
Flour. IL. 90 bush. Corn 1000 bush oats -.
WuNISGTOS, April l.-~pirits 1GrpeDtne quiet AZ
SIC koGn al I'll 60 for strained. Tar steady at 81 g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
noursTIo MARKETS.

BUFFALO April l.--Recepts- Floar 100 Ghls; Wheat
IA 400 bush iorn 1000 bush, Oa 1000 bnhhf hicy
Zoo bush Shipments Flour 1000 bola NhelL lSI'09o
bush: Corn COOJO bush; oats, 1000 BUSH saGry O.OJD
bush. qnet md steady. wheat Ia heht hinhnh i
milling purposes cars no MlNsht,f ~ r. -
30 Milwaukee, at 81 80 loads Hard Duluth ~ u 30
car Amber Michigan at 81 rs ear Red ONO at 81 90
ear White Michigan at 81 40. Corn quiet ana him
cars New tho track at Gle. Oats Rye ana bailey ms
lecfed Pork dull at t25ds26 Lard dun AT lac sh"h.s
entirely nominal. ,,,-. 4,
CnicGso, April Flour nominaly unchanged Wheat In
fair demand. bat over No. Spring, 81 01is Ap 81 tb
May. 81 O7r June no DO, y9Psao.lci fsec!eh SoH
SPOT; I6iac bid April 4c bid. May; 1880 June. oats
dun lower; No ., 32sn32sic, spot; S2Ac, April
3lac May Rye steady aud firm at 6Oc Barley generally M
Chang some sales rather higher saes AZ 6p so2c spot
die May dun shade lower al 2 - w 3d. spot
s2l 80 April s22 63as22 g7i2 May s22 80 June Lard
steady at Ei3 s22HSi3 -, spot sl40Sf OLA
NAY sli I7iqaslt 20. Jane. Bnlk Meats steady, u1-
nged WHISKY steady, unchanged a. 81 OK Heoegts-
II bbls Flour $1,000 bush. Wheat $1,000 bush. Corn
IL 600 bush oats 400 bush. Rye so bust. Barley. snip
bbls Flour, $1,000 bush Wheat $1,000 BUSH
Corn. 5000 bush. Data 5000 bash Barley nm. ,,,,
CECIsKAr. April Flour quiet, steady Whest dun,
droonng at sl iSdsi 20 steady demand 30
G52c Oats inactive at 7d43c steady, unchanged Bar
lev scarce nrm sSing, 81 12Q$l 10. Pork quiet,
steady S23 Lard easier steam 1885, SPOT las tue or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL April ll22o m-Co!.9a is DAN and IN
eals so bales ncli1ins 1000 speculation and
port receipts 300 oas o. .Gl.h SIOD Das "f. A.r,
anng clause April and May delivery, "a ',; also sales u
The sam, II ed sale. Of Aiddhng pands Il" Mddns
Jmg delivery 6S.ed Tue cotton mar et very STEADY
until the last halt Of tho wees since Mhoh 1io Pt o
American descriptions have been somewhat 40" iiosn
Suras unchanged 40 q classes OF Ig}pan are mGhr
prcs are in favor Mranam hichn 1d
higher The demand has been smaller ian Tor me
nrons week. March Spectators hatc also taken lees
but exporters have continued 70 pueN" It'tN' %
have shown more Inclination TO hect te tI'"a OF
sales seeming 10 nave confidence IN present
Inc. some lois bong recently speculation I.ong
VA nm, 81 tbs weaEncss apparent Thursday and FRIDAY -
PROBABLY Ieicrablr 10 ms ctu-" f"i'H "sie
mo close yesterday, when The market Vas WEAK ana inc
IIv1r5oi April llo m-cotton salcs Of Mddins
Mn, Cotton Low Nidiug clause. Aptl AMI nay delivery
at 67,sd corn JG2G6 quarer or hii'd western Ihid
% rgpooi April l~l8O D. mof the sales Of Cotton TO
1gssr alddles Whsat-spring No. dull at > DO No
dun nj 2 Winter dali At Z Socss on hAnI-Nh neat
%ir, stale 10 bbla 600 sacks Beet $3.50 tcrcs
Old 200 ueIses sew PgT. 400 G "t o;o o S' b SS.
Shoulders 81 Cheese American choice $4,000 boxes
iI ISs6ds SP rate Of discount Tor three
months Gnls IN tie open market - per CEN, Mi,n
Tor MONEY. and % fos the ngn accent. 1Ised s-s
i bS1Gs, i -9sI' TO- o'i Freiersi. %
'TrS6s Ali i-i30 y. mPariS aiyices quote EeHtss
IIoSSpox Apr i-eso p mconso' oi'a for money and
% Tie for the account On 49, nh, ,-,o,,t NJ b,I.on gone
,,n lie Hank Of England balance to-day II 5000 chn.d
reiIols@% i gtta8 I per e ewt
il~nos Apn i-s5O y. m.-Paris adyccs quote Iient's
ooI hpriI / ilnsood oil, % d233 cwt
pAls April l-EIchango on London %J "a g lor SNORT
fFHiSKsoaI April l.-United States bonds Ne" Ewes
Ioi tsg,ap Ami lPetroeum 81 If. for fine Pale Amer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
WOOL MARKEr.

noeroy Aur The Wool market - quito Dun and prices
are grooming mauufart have been pIrrhasing o as
wanted and ritrrls .Ci II any iafufaH" Change
holders are closing up stocks ast possible nnd flh'
--ons have been mldt tD responsible buyers tAe
tt,rr. have been very ht inquired iUr prices grsdu
ally settling and w Ohio and ienu,'lVsuh cshh.
lie auot.i over O. lfSc and the mort desirable lots ~ NN
I'D N.X on tie mtk, would De- Ga,nt place ~ 50 sc
I'm Nyan and other Pieces little has b-'u ipn' and
49,, h. - fs cannot quoted tn il FOR good X
mo entire was ed amount 10 only 1900 n iT te
In California Wool amount 10 "'s,po
q from 100 Sic fuf spring and ta2tc Tor tl ana mold
80. continue ~ fast possible hains 20
a.. market tie upvalas prtFH IL
California fun 10 cent above the current rate, ur
pu, Wool. arr fair demand but low prices ho silts
OF the week 2J-0 O. super and al 80 f7c prhe
pal gouG nts 81 super from 81 i2c The soch ~ ftIca
Wool lult. large holders sellers ~ the current
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
CATTLE MARKETS.

cue AGO April lc.TTtR-R,cripts. so; market active,
steady and rather sales AZ - 1udt5 10 stocAcr-
S1aFs 10 fair steers, - lJG<i On, choice 80
- To- shipments, 5000. 49,.
fIoos-i.rceipt- o market active and 50lOc higher,
closing ali sphi ii.It. iO0kS - packing, FSH
= so: shipping. - Z5GsS -. shipments, 400. ..
SHIP hocrirt- 800 market quiet FAR 10 good S'atO
choice. &C. 500 ~ 90
ISDiAsiroIs. Aprl 1uoGs-Iye steady unchanged He.
oeipts, 200.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

'III-1I'b
sIrrt( u llts Middlne.
For future delivery there was an aiVaroe OF win
eht Uuness Sales yesterday after y. May zoo, 10
2J,r 900 Is usc 200. - zlaac: June, 400. - Ss2c
loo u issc 100 Is s's.e JAY 900 II &c A1snst goo
IA &c september 200 ia ssac Mnycmpcr 100. 1920;
total 200 bales. First cal-APril lOj y &c, n 80
seRt,m6e 90 a. %e1oI i6 AZ 10 tS 100 aie
sales Today up 70 ,. m.Aprl, 200. lS2e 100 ~ g"c
200 ID sssc LOO, lSc 800 u 9'gc Loo i5'.c O.
i4c Il 400 ia lace 400 lac July 100 IA b.zc 200
Ia see; o0' 4 7s2c 200, "a slsc 400 - 'ggc 10
4O IA 7soc; gust COO IL ia2c 100, IA 10 Total
IL d % bales grand total, lS.DOi GdleA -
A I the market was weak Inc ioio"lhs were
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THE MARKETS.
fCaretully reportoi for THz TglBDSk.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirer Tessei1, Gai R1iiroIis
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
w SATURDAY. April l. 1876.

NAiIIINT. AVN 7 INIU.
COFTFELThe make for Rio qU't but very hrm ~
15sag cola for Invoices and ZOc, gold, Tor iobbing
lots 2475 bags good quality, sold al j. - hlld
Coffee WAS quiet Java ZZG.Jc, gold; lAguaFis
quoted II Isle gold 4Ou bags sod az TIC latter ngro
100 bags Co.a the ~ 1872 c gold
COTiON-The spot quiet and unchanged
the al. were bales 0ucUing 30 bales last EVENING" OF
which 40 bales were CONSUMPTION and 80 Tor speculation
The ceips bales against lO4S4 bales
this day last 1860 bales TINS day last year Tie
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financial.
kansas PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY,

PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANf,}
SRCRETARY's OFFICE, March 80. 1876.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Kansas
~ Railway Company will consolidate Win Tue Co
Railroad Company under he name 81 tue NAN
SAS PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY and that In con
Summation consolidation, the capital Stock 81 te
Kansas Pacilc RaVa Company, Which now consists OF ZO
AFTER Of 900 shares Of the yue OF one hundred
dollars per share. ID N. EDGEElos, seeIS.,IE,
NOTICE is hereby gwen to the holders OF
~ Mortgage Bonds at tie -.
SAINT JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD COM
PANY,
Eastern and Western Divisions
that the time in which they viii have the nent 10 pucpate
IN the reOrgang alton Of The sad company ana lo st "
chance loads for lands ing 10 tue Western DIVE o. NJ
by order OF the Circuit Court Of the United States nheu
GOTH DAY OF APRIL 1876,
tc confirmation OF the sales unler lori
closures will be male h. the CIRCUIT COZ III OF lliE
UNITED STATE, omaha in the District OF Nebraska on
the first Monday in Nav, lSlt - - .,-,, e,,, ,,.s,.r
Davenport, iowa, Feb II, 1876 I-o 1a"oH1
g'IE TEN PER CENT COUPONS due April
4 LIST on IOWA REAL ESTATE LOANS made through ny
agency will be paid presentation al my Office on snd aer
this date. i. G. DAVIDSON, l79 Montaguest Bi"osyh ~ l.
THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY Co..
TREAsuRERs OFFICE, NEw-YOR March y, 1870
UNHE TRANSFER BOOKS Cf this Company
will be closed at o'clock M on kDAf the lrst
holders 10 at Cleveland Wednesday the Id day
next nd will be Te0pened on the morning OF Thurs
D''' '1' i''''" ivy i. d. WORCESTER, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

New Elves at 1852, and Currency Skies at 1868
the latter issues selling week ago at 1868 Con-
sidering the weakness of gold and the uncertainty
of what Congress viii authorize in regard to future
bond, prices have been maintained remarkably
steady. The strongest Of the list was Ten-forties
We annex closing street quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
CURRENCY PArFR

There was no quotation Tor u''e io""s'
,oripy was the Clearinghouse statement to-day
Cur ISIS % Cod balances. loo26l2
ind the following were the ciearances at the New
Wi, clearinghouse for the week aud the resulting
balances: . -, .,..u,n,os s2o .et 1o1
Cur SitA G38sTs9 Gold balances. 4"-oJ'@
The bank statement for the week ending last
MONT reelected the outgo Of greenbacls to the New
r@land tates in pr paraton for April settlements
tr deposits beng decreased about half million IN
evce.s Of this rundown in legal tenders Inc
changes in the other averages were OF no special
Importance or significance. As result Of the move
mept of the week, the lenks now hold IN iaWiuI
money. in excess Of the p per cent required Oy
lau, 80 900 325. against %11, 732, 800 last week,
decrease of II 1888, 175 The nominal variation III
loans reflects the sandstill in all business depart
ments. The following table shows the condition oil
the New-York City banks this week and last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
Union PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
furrlIure.

A CLOSING OUT SALE Of FRENCH GOLD
~ PAPER IANGINGS, % cents per roll Also, Carpets
Oicloths and Window shades at hall price. - -
JAMES ". COATES, 2Sl Hudsonst
E,NANFIED CHAMBER SUITS from $40;
IL solid back walnut do S}5 marble TOP do, $50 paror
suits from $50 tapestry Brussos carpets 81 per ad nsiA'
45c H. NJ cow PERflIWAlr q co. 100 aId loI Chalhah'
NJ.
NIATTINGS.-CANT COlR MATIlNGS,
w all qualities and widths at prices worthy the atteHon
az I,tvsrs. Wooleu- Buraps Upholstery Goods, sc.
ANDREW LESTER & Co., 81 BrOad"N'
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for
legal NoIlccs.


CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
y OF NEW.YORK-CHARLLS ". BEkfAUA, Iialhun.
againsL SAMUEL H. SWEET ACCOMPLISHMENTS for Q
moaey demand contract COM not seI 10 sne a.sn
ant You hereby Summoned and required 10 answer t
cnmuant 10 this action whoh viii be Med In TIC oee Oh
the CLERK the City and County Of New iors At the COltc
York and 10 cory OF Nolr HHsN 70
The said complaint on the subscribers At their once NO. %
itY, within twenty days aiter Tie eefNce
of hs summons yp exclusive OF the day u soch seroe
and II ial answer the said complaint within ue l
plaintiff In this action Will take luusheh.
sanst you Tor tho OF forytwO hundred snd -ht eg'
iollay~ gold with interest from the tenth day OF July,
one thoUy and eight hundred and sevenyn'e pesIss @
costs this aCiOu.-paici August W
in15 BENEDICT, TAFT II BENEDICT,
low Plaintiffs Attorneys.
office Of The CLERK Of The City aud County VI
- Plaintiffs AtorneyA u WALSH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

In State bonds Missouri Skies Of 1873 sold at
1923 the plain Skies being strong at 104l2 bid
The new series Tonuessees were steady at IL, Nlr-
GINA Consolidated, all the coupons selling ut 60
In city bank stocks Central National u3) sold at
115, Fourth National 1S at 92l2, and Ninth (59) at
so. Bank of the State, 90 bid.
There was only small trade driven in railroad
bonds, but prices were reasonably firm.
The Denver and Rio Grande Railway reports earn
ngs for week ending March u at $3.50; same
week, 1870, $J.70i; increase, $2,206.
The following shows the exports exclusive of spe-
ciel from the port of NewYork to foreign ports for
the week ending March %, and since the beginning
of theyear: go
Esssgy reported ;s$59s ;'39 55i:'5 Hs
Total since Jan .s6gQ.2On s5sGG,O9O s6OYI92ao
The following shows the imports of dry goods
and general merchandise at the port of New-lor for
the week ending April l, and since the beginning
of the year:
ass f; wee" s,s 'a
p1 Tss lay ls, ss; lsSi53 s 45 555
Since Jan. .sliO852Gi4 s97997e75 sS7O52o27
The following are the dry goods imports included
in the above for tine period.
Fas$s 5 sslss ; s5ss5 a5$$s
S,acs ].
Enid AT tho por....s34 1861 $365S976 s@05j5se2
Thrown on markot.-. 3G94726S JGOCO,l66 SOZJh"So
The exports of specie for the week ending April
l. and since the beginning of the year, were as FOL
lows:
Total for th %e wsSS iso5Sto
rota, since Ian .......... Sl3 1850
The following is a comparative statement of the
exports of specie from the port of New-iork 10
foreign ports from Jan / TO this date, for period
/ Of =
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4 Il. nERTS & SONS. AuctIoneers.

III Il. UFRTS & SONS, Aucuonetrs.
Ia. TABLESPOONS / Park place and Al NH Iiu 81
IMpoITANT SAIL. Of CABINET FIRNlIl IKE 81, .
on TUESDAY, WEDNFsDAY. and THU RsDAf' Apnlf
~" aud t.. at 10 O'Clock. =.
Tho stack ~ Nssrs Bruntr 4 Moore az Their waftuouse 10
and II Kingst, between Hndsen and Earcs Iii,
nesrs pruer a Moore will close Out as above stated W
out r. serve on account o; removal TO Nos Al ana - M
81 the ,ntirs stock of Cabinet aud lphostSe
i,nrr, contauei I'M tlrir waraTooms In King st, All OF
which was made hrstcass city trade and IL iay sNau
"a THE Goods are uay exhibition and catao2 les IA DO
ready on Monday NOIlCEPut hastrs can, dcsiieu, nav
their EoOis stored free oi charge nntl May !. ---
NTOTICE.-E A. LAWRENCE y Co, Auc-
1oncer- will SPILL public autiou AZ foot Of Christopher
st. y r. by order Of De artment Of Dotss on flIDA
Anil STG nj II O'Clock about LOCO - d VI ny "A
PILES For fun incarnation see The CITY kecor Cobies
for sale al No. City Han
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Busirrso Chnncrs.

A SPECIAL PARTNER WANTED to con-
"A tribute $4,000 or 1000 10 well e:.ag. sied manu-
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e hInGrediJd; the general partners VIII con
trbute In cash For pait Apply 10 MI WIZ
LIAM WARD, Drexel building, Ne@.lorG.
Optional CAPITAL PROCURED for
~ MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURELS Rni OTHERS
mining Interests &C. negotiated real estate eIcnaged i9r
with capitol seeking bus ness kse WIN.
0t char,) OF arpro.ed opportunities References Geo d.
Arthur 4 Co. banker b " sst; Boes hanuacturng %
machiuesl. 62l Broadway SC. GRlGGS ~ CAhLE-
TON. financial and Business Brokers, o. Broadway.