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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05
Seattle, w. II.

TO MEET THE PRESSING WANTS or
i many persons on Puge, Sound. needing
Medical and Surgical aid for comfortable rooms
and good care at moderate prices. have fitted
Up . Hospital where every convenience and
comfort will be providei IN connection with eI-
periencei and skillful Aedisa! and Surgical st
tendance.
We aim 10 make this . permanent institution
and 70 give SPECIAL ArrK>rIos to cases o.
FRACTURE AND INJURIES OF ALL KINDS,
constantly occurring IN tie SAW AELs, COAL
MINIS, and LoeaTSo CAMS surrounding rs
Seattle being centrally located with regNd to
these interests, AID mere accessible than Any
other posni,ve mean with the AID Of these and
advantAses. giving personal ard thorough atten-
ton 90 its entire management. - build Gp IL
s.itution indispensable 10 tie SICK and DIsA-
ELED Who have 10 homes. and worthy Of their
confidence and that Of the Public.
The Hospital Is In . pleasant and healthy io-
ealisy.. and the rooms neatly And eAeerfGlly
furnished.
70. further particulars. apply either in per
son % by letter -
g. A. WEED. N. D..
febi3-o seattle. ". r.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05
T Ell EG r A P HIC
wAsHINGr0N TERRITORY.

Special dispatch D. the Seattle iSrxixfaxxcEa
Daily Evening standard. Portland. and San
Francisco Chrunicie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-27
sssIgslaa1lssE1lla rRaos

Cotoslge'so Rig0Ad, en- & dias, devuelve Il cabe
s'i primitive color sin anchar 81 CUTS mi ensciaf
ropa: Enterafnente nofensvo, este productO ~ oon
tiene lttrAt0 de plata fsg Ssrs1 81
suaye, mas emoente = 81 Isas perfecto az foaos ios
iabones de tccador. ss. al ' s"", @ s-s- 80
AceiH IoaGda -Nisanda, para deteher Ia caida del
oabello hacerie crecer darle suavidad brillantez
Japon, extraida del Piras Jap6ss;ca. ''''y- -
E1trGcto de hGnanga, para el panuelo, obtsndo por
la destilacion de las flores del Prus .Jap6,;ca.
Agaa de flores de Lsrio Rigaud, para blanouesr ,
aterciopelaf 81 c1ts. -
Dep6sito an las principales Pcrfumeria Pelnon.
rfas en- Puerto Rico -.s11- ss..1dus
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-27

msntener nalterabe e credto de que vene dsfrutan'
do por bondad de numerosos parroquianos; con-
tando con un sufciente n1mere de c6modas ventla-
das habitaciones espacioso fresco comeder ,
entenddos dependencies para todos los servicos de Ia
casa, no omitra medic aguno para dear complacido
todo ell que sc digne honrarls asistencs. Gale
de Tetuan, mum. 9.-Puerto- Rico 81 de Agosto de
l874.-Onofre Nieoiau. ...'-.-*< ''+
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-27
HOIEL | BANGS Dill "ljNIVlp|3]..l,

FL que suscrlbe, dueno de dicho establec,m g,az
oipa sos much1s amigos constitutes tavorses<se.
dc esta ocalidad del exterior, que sguiendo en- an
commune desvelo por nroducir en- el seryico. trato
mesa de su casa todos los adelantos que e son com
panbles, sin perdonar nnguna clase de sscrco nara
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-27
Perfumerfa ictoria.
- RIGAUD Z COMP.
s., rue HsOieane, Paris

PRODGGsT0S YLANGYLAN&a
extfai0de Id UisonG ooratsssim0 perfume importado
de Manila exclusiyamente preparado para nusstra
casa.
Extraoto de Ylangylang Ramillete de Manila; JaEon
al Ylangyang Po1nada al Yangyang; Aceite de Ylan-
gylang Cosn16tico de Yangyang; Aqua de tecador de
Ylangylang; Polvos de arroz de Ylangylang Cold
Cream de Ylangylang.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-27
Gran lea de |apnw FanSB De Ia Cup1lh General Tnaaa6a
SERVICI0 DlRECTO,

Pasas de yaguez Sananer Havre Burdeos Pauao e da I'll
umo dc cada e-l catgor $780, $ $3.50 Entepuente $780,
PASAJE DE FAMILIA.
oda ama compuea qesonas por meno paguen
monan de cuato psa cmara ene una rebaa de
10 pS este SO eniende en- vjes trasatantcos
PASAJE DE IDA VUELTA
Sc xpiden pae Europa de ida baia
sobre total del Waldo IL pasaes
adeantados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-27
CIGARRILLOS,

Cagetina % de is cigacrlllos papef peetcra de Ber
( SaJetlllas ego oigarllos pacel oro2ur 6 blaneo
d 20 20 y tomando de5 pesos on adelanto a34
~ a. da ds % 20 ID i'd i'd. 81 porl ID i'd s5 as
L. de Is id. gruesos ID. 13 por 81 id i'd 3 5 25
T5cadura prensada on paquetes de / ib S so is,
19. en- paquetee sin prensar q 80 ots,
ID suelta del pals 4 25
TABaCOS ELABOBAOOS
lmperlales ell mil & s75.
KegallaS Britanicae id, & $50.
Cafiones r&yados id. $50.
Rsgalia Imperial id. $40,
Ia. sObre mesa id. & S30
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-27

Conchas id. 4 $50.
Regalia de conchas id. as s.
Conchitas id. SIS.
Bregas id. $50.
Rrevas Lmperales GAIA de SO tabacos Ao, ,,,tI.,
Brevas 81 hoia cajas de so tabAcos. I $oO nlAA~
Drevas de Regaio cajas de SO tabacOs)
Id. clindradas superior ID. $40.
Rsgalia de Londres q $50,
Regalia cilindradas en- paquetes del Id : 10.
Millar Dueno i'd. i'd. 16 id. ass.
Millar id. 90 i'd & 10.
Id. rodOndo i'd. Id id, 10.
NOTA.-El precio del cigarr1llo no vnr1a POI
que 81 papel enlpleado sea de hilo ) dc algodon.
En- este establecimiento hay cOnstantemente
IN buen surtdo do Dapel de hilo de las me]ores I'd
bricas dc Eepana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-27
DE DON RAMON DE E E RI E A.

Il
respective y uega& Naevtas 81 e.
20 uegarA Gba De fuertoplsta e II nega
mel23, mayaguez el 20 40 ;,
Ia Gihara al % eQaA De Mayagiez e % Nega
el "a, AgoaoMas e
De Baracoa egarA Cuba De Agaadna 20 yneg& Puer
el0s to-Rco ell 3O
n cha al Is Iegarz Puerto De negarkk
Plata e e. lsan-IhomaS 81 4:
| RET0RNQ.
Ds San-Th6mas el legaa De PusEoPiaa legaa
Puerto Rico al g. Cuba el s.
Pueoco 81 negar& De Cubs Sy egara Baracoa ss
Aonad;,a al A. DeBaacoel9y yLegara Gibarae1O
De- Aguadia egara Maya De Gba 81 10 legara NueI
,Ia- al tse 6 IL.
oga Paar De- Hqsya 81 IL d esr q.
TO- -PatA el g. JOana q ID Por1a "@'@n" 00nP'ano'
ELS las doe del da ada de Haban VsPor res
pecivoy negaa Nuevtas e B.
De egara Giba- De PuertoPata 81 1oy Aesar
|ra 81 S. ~ 1rayaH9e1 m g3 81 49, % ns
De Gibara egarA Baracos De Maygaea IL lesaa
lei Z Ag0ao.'a go 81 ,is 40. !, 90 uk D.
De Baraooa egaa Cuba De Aguadla 81 13 egaa Puef-
81 to Rico 81 a.
Cuba Sy negara Puerto De Paeroleo 81 IA Aegara
p,st. 81 TO- San Thomas 81 15
REToRNo.
De Is egaa DE Cuba elzzy egara bacoa
Puerto Rico el II. 81 70. - = -.
De Puerto el II legara De Baaoa 70 egara dba
Aguadila Ell 49, :. "a e r.
DeAguadla Ell Is legara Ma de Gba "a egsaa Nus
De Myaguez nega Pue De Nqeyas l2 egara ala ia
to-Plata 81 20. @oan" O ~ Po :" nn"""n" s'lA1
De Puerto Plata 90 negarA prsno
CONSIGNATARIOs.
tuevites Sr D. p Sanchez Gba Sres. Longoia Kosal
Comp-Baracoa Mones HjoCuba, Sres Rosy Comp
Am julia Comp Puerto Koe srss iarte HERNIA
no de- Caracsna oompsn Thomas srss Lucchett Comp
lnprenta pFoo5dad q sQbq0 Do IaFr0ea Comp
IaIS. .sgsy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-27

UTaH nHeet u5 VdpOTeS TTanCeses.
Puertoco Sanander San Nare Dor vapor
es conexon frances da 26 de
Il cagor $780, caega $75 cegor $780, entrepunte po
$40.
PASAJES De FAMILIA.
lo Wales uaaahAi
PASAJE DE IDA Y VUELTA.
Sc expde pasa Europa ida rsbaa del
~ sobre de pasae Waldo IL pasae pagan
adela1tado. a
" NINOS
3ado
5 12pa
2ano
Is
"sn0ss s... CRIADOS.
adsrvGGo
nTds
Dc Ia ssh 6 os
da-sss'TAA'- - 80 sssa..5 1adMg QNoa a.Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-27
CONSIGNA A r T 0 s !.

Nuetas ST. D. P Sanchez DozGbara Ses Longora Rosal
sss Monee Hjo-cqb s Kosy RGomp
Aeuadia sres Ame Julia Comp Puerto Roc Sss ha HERNIA
M de Caracena OompSan Thomas res Lucchei Comp
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-27
CONPADIA RIAL DD VAPORnS CCRRHO6

II.
DOMENa0, EUERTO PUERTOs
ITINERARIO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-27

Impanta sQbflao Dc larroea Comp
. Is ssfsp u .Tas. sss6 sis - EST s#
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-31
cent Preferred stock Of Milwaukee and a. Par,

was more fnly displayed to-day by decline 4, ~
price to 66. sharp rally 70 g. and the final solos
657s while tho Common stock fell frorl ~ IN h,,I
rallied to 4l78, and closed at 4lls Alto, RI
hours it was announced that the Companv ~.
pay its old per cent mortgage bonds loroopn,i
to 100000 on the first of May or inrned;a,Is
with rebate Of interest. We spnnoso =,
bonds referred TO TO be the old first ,no..-' NV
on Eastern division, Palmer that ,,oro d.',
November, 1874. The friends of North W ~'o :"
sented bold front, holding the Common ..a. ~
42041os0413, and the Preferred at co.," ~
62l2, on only light transactions in either Co.,
and Hudson advanced TO Id, other inves,rs.D
shares being steady to weaker, particularly tho 10,
ter for Illinois Central, that sold at 90 ana O..
Harlem at 139. Western Union was fairly att.
and at one time IN demand at SS0sSls but IL final
price was the same az yesterday, G730G77s. Pacific
Nali, that was wanted less than on yesterday
sold from 81 d to 20. closing at 2Oss. Tho r. -
ana i. stock was weak, selling at 80 in the face ~
reliable points that it is big thing to keen a.
house, which 1T certainly ought to be at the price
If the dividend of per cent paid last Febru,,r ,
fairly earned. The general market closed du1 a,d
weak at about the lowest prices Of the dav. IN,
aggregate business comprised the purclooo and -,
OF nearly l7l,O00 shares, with a decline IN
the larger number of shares from L. ~ o.,
per cent viz: Northwest and Rock LII
each declined Is per cent; New,Jersev Central l..
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western 4 I'LL
and ~. Joe Preferred, each l.; Pacific Mail B..
Michigan Central and st. Paul Common. each =.
Panama and Illinois Central, each | 4: Lake Shor.
Ia, and ST. Paul Preferred 2ls per cent. G.. C. and
l. c. and Ohio and Mississippi each advanced l. per
cent; Northwestern Preferred Erie. and Central
and Hudson, each Il; and Missouri Pacific and
Union Pacific each y per cent Other stock.
closed the same on yesterday. Tie following
table shows the
RANCH OF TIE MARKET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-31
THURSDAY. March 30-P. NJ.

The stock market to-day was very much mixed.
While the s.. Pauls were weak all the time, the
general list exhibited for the greater part of the day
a fair degree of irmness, subject, however 10 Ho
ouent declines of 149 l. per cent. but when LOSSES
were AS quickly recovered, until past oclo'h
when we'll directed and persistent a''a'h
upon Lake Shore set the whoio in'nnc LIN
adrift without rudder or compass Inns
stock Lake Shore) after opening at o. anu VI
broting several times between 6Ol2 and I'll H. hhaS
b,ol,e to 1919 without rally, if we except iio-
,neptarv AuctuatIon from 60 TO GOA. Inc safes a'
Go and 6Ols-aggregatng about 2O,Ooo shaies-"eio
sroo.tive of a wholesale laundry under iull heau
~ taa,n but il such was the case III would Dc uii-
,t t dacde for what purpose 1t was set III mo'ioh'
81 oni,ions on the Street were divided, many
tb;,l,ing that the movement was well-orgahlzed
ia to secure stock against the closing OF
tho transfer books Saturday, Tor the
animal election to be held May 8, while
others maintained that it was actual STOCK
th,t vas beng sold If the latter view be correct,
!, rust he admitted that the stock found remark
Ill, mood market Michigan Central, in It's move
nonts from 81 ,06Oa. GGli s to 60l2, simply sym
potbized with the rise and fall of Lake Shore There
were no further umors from Chicago lhnica'ihl
either harmony" at low rates. or war; 10 'inu
ence the prices of either of the stocks haeu' Ee
although at one time selling down to 1913 was gen
orally firmly held and sold up to 1873 WIN ma
sale AT l95, The indications are that eninci'''
r,spect,bleD speculators nearly ready ior oi.o
the rcaying of the third rail or another iuhuih'
81 m, courops upon some $40 900, 900 OF the Com
pouy's defaultins bonds. TheheayinesS III the pc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-31

MEMOIR AND CORRESPONDENTS OF CAROLlNE
UI;RsCHEL. BY Mrs JOHN HEEscHEL l2mo. PIP 800.
ID. Appleton & Co
The subject Of this memoir claims place iii
English biography on account OF her remarkable scien
tiAc companionship with her brother the flustrous
astronomer rather than from any peculiar mental ability,
or interesting traits OF character she seems to nave
been a plain honest and very resolute German woman
with decided will Of her own but with no attractions
az person or culture whose attention was diverted from
music TO astronomy by affection for her brother and not
ny any ardent passion for the science She was born III
Hanover in 1850 and came within two years OF attain
ING the uncomfortable age Of complete century. The
family were OF strong musical turn and her father was
hautboy player in military regiment His son william
inherited his musical talent and at the age OF fourteen
was an excellent performer both the oboe and violin
The father WAS constantly employed in copying music
and would often sit up half the night for that purpose
He had many pupils under his care, and when they
met at the house 10 give little concert, Caroline
was frequently called TO Join the second violin
In an overtime Meantime her brother William had
taken M his residence in England, and at the OF
,ventytwo she accepted his invitation TO join him In
Ratb with a view to becoming singer nj his concerts
and ora;orios He was employed as musc-teacher.
and among his pupils were many ladies OF rank; but
ne considered his professional work only the means 10
an end every spare moment OF the day. and many hours
stolen from the night devoted to Astronomical
des II was at this turning point of his career that
c,r,line Hsrschel became his companion and fellow
Iahoter For ten years she persevered al Bath singing
when she told TO sing copying when she "ns tod 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-31
We annex closing quotations OF foreign exc

The supply of money continues ample anu porro"'
ers on call obtain their requirements at 3@4 per
cont with exceptions at lower figures When the col
lateral hvpothecaed is United States bonds the rate
is lower There is no change reported in mercantile
paper The United States Treasurer to-day received
5000 600 National bank notes for redemption. Inc
Customs receipts at Washington amounted 70
$500. 600 The Internal Revenue receipts ioo'oo
up $4,000 The following is the Clearing house
statement: Currency exchanges, SG2,312,i'o;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-31

A HANDBOOK OF AE,HITECT' RAJ ~INLE-.. tr1au--
L,ed from the German ID 4. Eo-fNHhEliN iF D., '.'
It.TrSA NDTs. Win 80 illustrations $40 Pr. "oI -
Appleton 4 90
This handsome york is adapted rather to
the needs of men OF Taste and general culture than to
those Of the professional architect 1t gives, within
rather limited space considering The extent Of the sub
iect survey Of architecture IN is historical develop
ent It's grand characteristic distinctions and the ynrie
ti,s Of us technical features. Commencing with the
architectural rem. rs of india which seem 10 be the old
ext IN TYNE if they are in time, the author carries as
t,ough the phases OF the AIT rs they manifest
themselves in Egypt, syria. and Bahylonia until "e
reach the cunriuatou OF pure style IN Greece To trace
the connecting hs ana establish the derivation 81 GER
tain forms which would have greatly added 10 Ihe M
tsrse Oh the volume does not seem 20 have been within
the authors Intention bur hi Illustrations are SUM
ccny typical in character 10 suggest the c4let rCsem
bauccs TO the reader. The various forms OF Gothic
which the author has included under the general title OF
.Eomenesoue Architecture" very clearly and salts
factorily presented, while the t,e that is given Of mod
ern architecture 50 interesting in the way OF contrast
that we should gladly have more space devoted To
IT, The author decidedly classic III his TASTE ana some
times allows his preference TO be expressed more oOu
svcy than s. needed But his criticisms OF some OF the
recent structures in Europe far ard dispassonate
TIE style is both compact and animated, and as the
translation has been carefully revised by an English
architect the correctness OF the technical expressions IS
guaranteed The Illustrations very cOpOus ana eA-
cellent.
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ANIMAL PARASITES AND NT3SNftTr> 3, - w.
BENEuIN. OneTualOna, scientific -eic.l l2-O. Ip. 2i
d. Appleton d GO.

ANIMAL PARASITES AND hrsSNhTr>. b. - ~
BENFUIY OnteTuatOna, Scientific =eIicsl l2l-o. p2'i
ID. Appleton Il co.
The pests of the animal creation which arc
destined to live greater les degree 20 the expense
OF other members of the family, passing an easy DO
hcnian existence with for the morrow. are Iii
vided by the author OF this work into mcssmatcs, who
share the board a1d lodgings Of their nrirbor without
actually devouring his sUlstance,muiGtsts, who con-
riye to exc ont a living by the ad OF reciprocal services
10 one another,-and parasites proper whose sole bust
ness Is 10 lyeon Their neighbour eyh1u,ng us resource
hut not destroying hi. lie the parasite is poupcr who
depends on foreign aid, Ae Kill the fowl IN
order get the eggs. Every animal has its own para
sites, which always nom without and with few cX-
ceptions are introduced ny Of food and drink
The author has accumultoda pr1dicous Of norma
ton the history and habits Of these anomalous bene'
with such practical directions NAV assist the human
race 10 escape Their rayaecs No detail appears 10 have
cscapCd his attention ana common readers may he lost
in the multiplicity OF facts which are set forth in his
descriptions II is u comfort 10 be assured that to
presence Of these -a:Gas /. not always symptom OF
bad health. They often live quietly in some secret
crypt with no one the wore Tor their company In'!
inicst the most delicate food without doing apparent
harm IT,. frcqucuters Of DolmoucoS my not be graft
fed 70 learn tha the wocdcocE aud tmbo are fed WIN
these ntruders though they not round IN eir hes
and hence they may be eaJen with inpuniy MOI
so with uncookcd meat OF any KIND The Use OF this -
slvays dangerous. and often fatal Whoever WISHES TO
learn the why and the who iore Of these not fascinating
facts may have his curiosity amply sails Led IN 'he
details OF The present work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-31
Nem 1lnblicnlione.

.DABY MINE."-New edition of J0hnstOn'S
I'D beautiful ballad with elegant lithogfaph utle zoe
Also lust published writer FLOW tfac Hame
3jc.: TnOIlass Haunting Eyes" 40c Danks katie, he
of Kildare" 3UC.; Centennial March, MACK, JUc
u"'H DIV {. If. DiTsoN 9 Co. I'll Broadway
DOCKS FOR CHRISTIAN WORKERS.
THE SOULS INQUIRIES ANSWERED
IN THE VERY WORDS OF SCRIPT RE giving lues
lion and answer dsv In the 2imo Beyeei
boards with Diary, 81 without Diary, 30 cents
" 49, T. Y. CROWELL, Publisher.
7ii Broadway. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-31

Cable advice, to-day report securities tIc Lon
don Stock Exchange somewhat fevcrish with c0nso's
easier on some talk of further complications regard
ing the Euxnc question. United States bonds were
not much changed, however Erie Common being mp
from 175s to : and Preferred 29a25i2c. This was
the regular fortnchtly settling day on the Ronrse.
and also the regular weekly meeting OF the Directors
of the Bank of England, though they made no alter
alton in the minimum rate of discount he out
side rate for three months bills was pc cent. Dur
inc the week the Bank gained the sum of G3}6,O00
bullion. srpplementing it to-day BY further gain
ION balance of E356,000. which starts ibc new
Bank week i'm a satisfactory manner The proper
tion Of reserve to liabilities, which was last
week 46l2 per cent is now 41A per ceht.
The Bank of France during tie week re-
ported gain of 10,3o2,OOo francs, WINE
in Paris to-day Rentes ranged at G61O to 6o'l' p
closing weak: sterling on London declined 20 Z1Zl'
The foreign exchange market here was anI o1t
firm, with limited supply OF bills Offering. Acthai
sales were about half cent below the nominal ask
ing rates reported further on. The gold market was
dull and uninteresting again to-day, ana dtrr "p'
ing at 1I37s advanced TO liz, ana declh'd 10
1888, The preponderance of the day tldIs1c'loNs
WAS at ll37s. On gold loans the rates were hrS1
fiat, borrowing, and then one and two pes cch' l"f
carrying The final settlement Of the Alabama
claims doubtless will have more or less influence
moon the market. The steamer Wicland to-day
sailed with $685., 900 specie of which T3l2,6oo
wore cold coin and the remainder silver bars. Inc
Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $4,000 IN com
interest on the public debt and $4,000 IN redemp-
ton of called bonds. The days operations at the
Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared 80
Oe1 900: gold balances, s1,555.109; currency bal
ances. 81 ,ssl $50. The principal gold quotations
were: ,.,o. ,,s-
looollsJs .iI$5s 0 IiiS Sts
ITO ia l23O...ll39s 2:Oo..-..ll5S.
The DAYS business at the United States sub-Ireas-
ury comprised
co, receins 1923 400 % Curry payments tI6sOl4 oe
oS e1ment. gS9l3 81 Curry Saancc 81 93OGl6 ~
Gold 5.6 lG55 03 CustOms-...' -o''VVo w
Curry receipts. 05o'ooo II
The Treasury balances AT the close oi puSineSS w
day were:
| c,rrencv &. 500 900 Less coin certn- - 49, -
com 10 100000 Gates. to%,UoV'VN"
i . EIn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-31
fflarble auo Slate Mantels.

CASONI g. ISOLA,
" STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS.
li6 Ia 1872 West 10Th st., near Broadway.
Monuments Mantels Affairs Figures, Thing Wanscoting
Ac Importers and manufacturers In Italy VI marble
orb NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-31

MI NEW DESIGNb, from OF npNafdi sIso MonnmenlaI
Work al greatly reduced prices Marble turning for the trade
A. kLABEH NO. lJi East Eighteenth bt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-31

North. WcSi lfrf
g.. be. 81
Central X X OF y ]
100. be 1919
Rock Island
l0D....Dc ll04
30. HOS
TOl. Wab & West
loo. be. s .
100 .b3. 4
Del, l. ana West
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SOMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUTi-
- FUL-My Rose Pearl Plates indicating color and sub
artificial teeth excel everything heretofore Of
fered beauty strength and ghnes needs only
appreciated made in day and only $40 TO go
Call examine Also best Rubber sets irem $40
SIS Gold and Platns $50 to 80 Extracting under gas
DT l. WAIT 40 East Twenty third st. near MsisOn
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ELEGANT GUM SETS, 81 Rose Pearl, $lO
H metal fOr shallow jaws. continuous gum,
patna lined porcelain enameled $50 nitrous oxide al
mnistered g. II. MODEMASH 532 Third ave, hirty
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ERsILIA'
THE NEW NOVEL
By the author OF MY LITTLE LADY,
IN TIE LEISURE-HOUR SERIES.

NEW-NORk, TtbTuaIy 70, 'VI bKUAU"NI'
- SCHIRMER, .,,,,.,,,
II. PTHIIsUER AND IMPORTER or MUSIC,
has just publl.led
THREE ANTHEMS
DUDLEY BTCK. tOp 10
20 l. CHRISTMAS. About the LIST q November next
FRIDAY. There was IA khess .-.-'..f1 20
No g. EASTER "As IL began 10 dawn ......-. --- 20
To appe,r ,hot;ly nv the same author, THE CENTEN
NAL CANTATA," 'or the Inaugural ceremonies fhHA'
depha By appointment of the L. ;. {. COMM .slOn
Also lust published. A. q. RIfEKs "PkAt di'sh
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION IN ORGAN rLAi a., "a
ING. Translated by John r. w
NEW CHURCH MUSIC.
BY SAMUEL r. WAFaEN. .o ..
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EASTER ANTHEM.
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Also Just published - PRIMER OF MODERN IoN'
Atty. BY J. Ii. CORNELL PrCe OIL
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