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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-21
OEUTsOHER ~BRUDER-BUHD.

DEUTscHER BRUDER- BUED = meets LIST Sunday
in each month at2 o'clock Pm, at Cochran
Palij ! " W e IsH1ss; Prsst! 7. Jay Vice
Tress'r; George Gator and Phi. Dohm, Sick
Committee for Northern Division; @. @. Merz
and ]. W. Renders, Sick Committee for
Southern Division.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-21

In supreme court I'D Jackson.

OOtAAe NJ SNcAooMs
James A. Anderson. Administrator de bonls
non 81 FAN Cash, deceased, We. y. 0.
DY VIRTUE OF THE DECREE PRO-
ID nounced In this cause, October q, 1875, By
the Supreme Court Of Tennessee, at Jackson.
Saturday, sth day Of April, 1875,
offer for sale to the highest bidder, in front Of
the courthouse door Of Shelby county, in the
city Of Memphis, the tract of land mentioned
and described in said decree as follows: Stu
ated in the northwestern part Of Shelby
scribed in the pleadings and decree below as
follows; BEGINNING at q stake ~ links east
Of an ash W thence north Is poles to a stake;
thence north 75o east II 9-lO poles 70 a stake;
thence north So west 1874 poles q links to q
stake; whence east 8 81 z north Is poles - links
80 poles 20h links to a stake thence north SO
west S1S poles to q stake on the nerth bound.
airy line; thence with said line west SIC south
lSg1s poles TO stake. whence IS links is an
ash marked r W; thence south IL. l3e east
SS5 poles TO a stake, whence west * links is
q white walnut marked P; thence east 90
north ga poles to a stake, whence west SOC
north is an ash u A; thence south $50 east
l64H poles 10 a stake, whence south 89o eastg
links Is a sycamore L; thence east Il 2f west
100 r. 100 acres. and being same tract Of Land
conveyed by II. M. Cash to ]. o. Thweatt on
LIST day Of January, 1856, by.deed ofthat date,
registered in the Registers Office of Shelby
county. record book No. 81, part LIST. pages l6S
Terms Of saio-six C) and twelve ar
months credit, purchaser required TO execute
notes with approved personal security for the
purchase money, and a lien retained on the
land until the same is fully paid, Equity Of
redemption barred. IN WE-
JOHN II FREEMAN, Clerk.
koRrREoHT 4 CRAFT. Solicitors.
March g., 1876. 9-s1
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TEMPLARs OF HONOR.

NAroMA TEMPLE OF H. AND 7. ItA2yF
40, l-meets every Friday even ~
ing at o'clock at new Masonic f
hall, Gayoso block, Main street.
q. Il. Tate, w. @. T.; 0has. Layton. W. v
T.; G. A. s. Richardson, W. R.; IL. Rogers,
". A. RI A. II. White, W. =. RI d. G. Nc,
Dougal. w, TT. / A. Hum, W. U g. W.
Ramsey. W, D, u; ". A. Hin. IL, ". G.;F.
4 Davis. W. s.; &. o. Milton, W. Chaplain.
CHELSEA TEMPLE OF II. AND 7. No. 2-meets
every Tuesday evening ct s o'clock, at their
hall, Brick Church, Chelsea. g. X. Dawson.
", O. T.; j. McH. Holmes, W, v T.; G.. G..
Sender, W. R.; Robt. Kendall. W. A. R.;
J. 2. Chandler. W. 2. R.; W M. Carr, w.
T.; W. s. Rodgers, W. u; 3. y. Noyes, W.
D. u; 7. B. Rawlings, W. g.; x. 7. White,
MONTGOMERY CoUECn No. /. 7. A. AND s
T,-meets first Monday In each month, In
Masonic Hall, Gayoso Block, at II o'clock
pm, John W. Graham, @. Of C.i John W.
Brush, r.
THALEs TEMPLE OF II. ANp I. No. 4-meetl
every Monday evening at " O'Clock at their
hall, corner Second and Adams streets. ovei
Engine-house. d. G.. ReahArd. W. @. T. j.
Wood, Wv. T.; John W. Brush, W. r.; F,
Il. Davis, W. A. r.; W. II. Atkinson, W. +.
r.; Chas. II. McDougal, W. T.; George w.
Ramsey. ". III T. J. Walker, W. D. o.; Z.
F. Risk, Jr W.. g.; W. ], Lowry, VS.,
Dan A. Johnson, W. Chaplain.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-21

LIVERPOOL. March 81. 1880 p.m.-Cotton lie
active and hrmer. UplAnds, ed; Orleans.
s Bed. sales, Il, 900 bales, Of which 800 we're
for; export and SPECULATION. Receipts, 1900,
Of $500 were American. Arrivals are Lied
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-21
RPEnIAL NOTIOE.

For Helena, Rriar's Point and Napoleon.
VHE STEAMER A. J. WHITE Ws4. .
J. having been detained by bad tnh
weather, Will leave for the above AaAA4a4
and OIL Bend landingS THIS DAY, Tuesday
GEo. W.. CHEEK. sap't.
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8TEAMBo
SPECIAL NnrTnn-

THE RELIABLE STEAMER 49,
A. PHIL ALLIN, Of the Lee
tanned By bad weather. will leave THIS DAY,
the 2lst, ats pm. Shippers will send down
their freight IN time, as the Allin will leave
n WASHINGTON
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Saturday, April 1,Is70.

"a 'front.' Of the, courthouse in. the atty ol
Memphis, Tennessee, e the highest bidder
Of Shelby and State of Tennessee beins ~,
No. 8. in the city Of Memphis. on FSchsns ~
street extended. fronting 56K feet on tho sonsS
side thereof, and running back 1857 feet ~ a
1917 foot alley, being part Of original oonntrv
To- ne, oOy, n No 5 Of the aubdivision
Eo,ity u rada% q murphy N 1870.
vey as trustee. WI
IN ia. ANDERSON, Trustee.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE
BOATS LEAVING D

Port Anderson, IdleWild..---.-.~...I5 pm
White river, City Of Augusta. ........ ..-.y5 pm
Friar's Point, Phil Allin. pm
S~inelnnatl, IONS MIllar: ..."--.-.----. pm
~. = IaISis rifeIs Obce0la:....-.-......--0p pm
Haile's Peint, 0sceolR Belle ....-.....5 pm
ARRIVALS.
Steamer B. L. Hodge, New Orleans.
City OF Helena, st. Louis.
Belle Of Texas, Arkansas river.
City Of Augusta, White river.
Cons Millsr, Cincinnati.
Il. s. Turner, New Orleans.
ldlewild, Port Anderson.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer B. L. Hodge, Louisville.
City Of Helena, Vicksburg.
Belle Memphis, St. Louis,
George W. Cheek, Helena.
II. S. Turner, Cincinnati.
BOATS IN PORT.
Illinois, A. j. White, Phil kllin, Idle.
wild, Cons Millar, Belle Texas, 0sceols,
City OF Augusta, 0sceola Belle, Idlewild.
WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
Weather clear and cold. The river
here is rising at the rate Of an inch per
hour and now stands 20 feet above low
water mark. At Cairo the rise was II
inches, with 80 feet 6 inches above low
water mark. At St. Louis the rise was
10 inches, with hard freezing weather
last night. The Ohio at Pittsburg is 8
feet s inches and falling. At Cincinnati
80 feet II inches and rising. At Louis
vile and Evansville it is rising, with a
swell in all the tributaries. Cumberland
river is rising rapidly, with rs feet on
the shoals. Tennessee river is also
swelling. Arkansas river is still rising
at Little Rock, with l6 feet water in the
channel. White river is near bank full.
MISCELLANEOUS.
slippery on the levee this morning.
Little movement in freights.
The negro laborerS can't stand the
cold, md they decline to work.
All the packets laid over with the ex-
ception Of the George W. Cheek.
The officers Of steamboats, found it
impossible to secure labor yesterday to
discharge their boats or ship up a crew
to 90 out with.
The rapid rise Of the river submerged
some salt on the levee which had been
discharged at the foot Of Union street
A number Of steamboatmen amused
themselves yesterday in snow bslling.
The storm along the Gulf did consid-
cradle damage.
The Belle Texas, Captain J. ]. Oar
ragh, arrived last night from Arkansas
river with 422 bales cotton, 1901 sacks
seed and a lot of sundries, and re.
shipped at the mouth 3Ol bales Of cotton.
She returns to Arkansas river tomorrow
evening, carrying the mail and attend.
ing to all way business. She was com.
PEELED to lay over on account Of the
weather and being unable TO get laborers
to discharge her cargo. She will get
away at 8 o'clock sharp. Billy Butler
and Billy Nucles, two clever gentlemen,
have charge Of the Office.
The A. j. White, Captain George Ma.
lone, being unable to ge. discharged
laid over yesterday, but leaves at sharp
five this evening for Napoleon and the
bends, doing all way business. Captain
Lee Cummins Is her prime minister.
Look out for another big river. From
present indications, il the snow along
the water courses should melt suddenly,
we will have an overflow.
The Thompson Dean for New Orleans
passed VickiburE last evening with 1854
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-21
Trustees Sale.

by VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED TO ME
~ executed on the 9th day Of March, ISL,
shelby county, in Record Book No 5g naSe
I'll, will sell between the hours Of 10 n 'm'
and 2 DIN Va 9'm'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-21

NATOMA TEMPLE OF II. AND 7.
40, l-meets every Friday even
ing at 8 o'clock at new Masonic
hall, Gayoso block, Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-21
ARRIVALS.

Steamer B. L. Hodge, Louisville.
City Of Helena, Vicksburg.
Belle Memphis, St. Louis,
George W. Cheek, Helena.
Fl. s. Turner, Cincinnati.
BOATS IN PORT
Illinois, A. ]. White, Phil kllin, Idle.
wild, Cons Millsr, Belle Texas, 0sceols,
City Of Augusta, 0sceola Belle, Idlewild.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02
vidual students who received instruction last year IN
the ladies' classes OF the Faculty Of Arts.
TECHNICAL YORK ~ An AMERICAN
COLLEGE.

That excellent English journal, Engineering
has correspondent at Philadelphia who writes that he
found particular pleasure in looking over the engineering
drawing OF LAFAYETTE College. He says:
These were numerous and included specimens IN geo
metriesl construction photographic projections Hnear
nespectvc pen topography, contour maps, cOlOred TO
norTany from railroad surveys, &c. Inc most cLardc
teristc exhiot Of this group l. fine collection OF -
yafprcoioyed OF the apartments devoted 10 cnen-
zeal instruction. The names OF these rooms SHOW
that chemistry In Lafayette what 10 more IMAM
one of the 500 American colleges and universities
nominal subject that must be cut down 10 its low est
terms. 1t wonder TO us how any faculty can confer
such dfgrr that OF bachelor OF science WltlO re
curing OF It's graduates any more than the Neliest
smatttring of elementary chemistry, ana we Know tha
tnis is annually done In number OF achocblc
institutions. IN Lafayette this important s'udy seems 10
receive due attention particularly When taken w WIN
the ultimate view OF professional career Inc faI'c
Hall as This department Is named IRON It's gcueio"9
founder Aru PaPee is divided INTO 20 rooms az loioMe
Laboratory general chemistry, assistants foci d"
atory organic analysis. lecture ROOM LABORATORY i
quantatiyc analysis, laboratory Tor Oflgih eS'ich
ASSAY laboratory. laboratories for Vnuhetlc ANA! -
for gas analysis, for bowpipe analysis ulC professor
laboratory. balance room, sulpydlc rooms iOT qhti"-
tive ana for qualitative analysis, ana last OF an te pro
fcssors Office This collection also contains specimens
OF 352 wall charts made and used in the several def .
mrnts Of the college, maps OF the WINS oil the gopy'
by the late Prof Coffin, Interesting Chart showing e
path of the 1ca uceOTic fire ball OF $500 computed ny
The same professor. and collection OF the works pun
lshed 10y the Faculty and the alumni.
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brolren nm with an agreement to disagree, was suf-
eentv large on the discovery of its error to give to
to-day's stock market good send of in the upward
direction. Consequently the opening prices OF the
trunk lines were from L to per cent higher than
last nights close, and after some little hesitation
and a fractional decline they went still higher.
But after the closing up of this impulslve In
terest the stocks for sale 80 far exceeded
the demand that the turn downward was
even more pronounced than yesterday, and was
only checked at the close by covering by shorts to
reap the profits of the day. Concerning the rail-
road meeting which did to-day adjourn without
day. we believe we speak advisedly in saying there
was never a chance of agreement upon the main
point at ssae Practically it would make but little
difference for six months in the receipts of of the
trunk lines and particularly to those running to
New-York if the rates for freight were advanced,
because of the contracts with the large shippers
which have already been made. But to the specn-
latiye officials, who were the prime movers In the
meetings of last week it might have made serious
difference il they had accomplished their purpose
of establishing nominal higher rate, by enabling
them 10 dispose of their stocks Lake Shore to-day
was the chief speculative opening up - per cent AZ
59l2 it quickly sold at 90, and after decline TO
59l9 up to 60l2. Here the selling movement AGAIN
commenced which did not stop until the price was
57ll. From tins point there was rally TO o7's,
which was the final sale. Michigan Central, next IN
interest started at 4Sl2, sold at 400 l4049l2N
4Gl4947. Central and Hudson, after opening at
1O3is, sold at 1881 010l3eG1017s ana Ere at
l1ltQ1O7s The Changers were comparatively
steady except for Northwest Preferred, which sold
at OI,0603s059Isa59l2 Rock Island wss
dull at 1020101l2. In investments TIE
transactions were hight, but generally the offerings
were at the prices of last SALE with the bids some
what lower The coal shares were neglected but
ouiet. and closed at an advance. Western Union
was largely dealt in at 724@72'sO 1OS4G|l's'
This stock continues mystery to those who had the
sure point 10 buy it at 7311. Pacific Mall was
higher at 2rs024l202i4, because, as we pre-
SHINE. the "powers" willcd it to be so. The
market closed steady at the reaction, with
final changes from the closing prices or yes
terllay as follows: Observation-Disclosures g;
Rock Island and Western Union each =; Atlantic
aud Pacific telegraph Harlem and Northwest IRE
ferred each l2; Michigan Central %; Illinois Cen
trail 81; and Central and Hudson and Lake Shore
each lls. Advances-ChcaGO, Burlington and
Quincy. Isl Hannibal and ST. Joseph, Common and
Preferred, AID Wells Fargo Express, each a; Cen
tral OF New-Jersey Union Pacific, and Paclhe MAIL
each 80; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Missouri Pacific, New-York and New-lIaven, and ST.
PAUL eaca y; Wabash, IS; and Delaware aud hnd-
son "a per cent. The following table shows the
RANGE 0F fiE AAKKET.
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THE MARKETS.
fCarefullY reported for rHg TRiBgSg,
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
par North p.rar Hr...I, rnI unItrn.ha
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

T.. N
AsHEs-There was a moderately Inquiry fer Pots A
the steady figures Of s3a0Jc. Pearls quiet Al Csc.
COFFEE-Mid Coffee quiet bus urn al old quotations.
with moderate supply Java, - d23c ard Maracaih
l6dISc gold kO nm Tut qnict at Gl2a .92c 30
fo or,ary prime invOic 900 bags Cricket m
Baltimore l>c gold The stock here Il 5o9 bags
new sales iranspired IN this market
COTrON-Irces on TIE sOt strong az &c. advances
owing 10 4 uarEed improvement In the demXl boil
por and home consumption and the ayices Of active snd
hrDer market Ia cFpOo foreign exchange readily
negotiable The receipts at the ports Z1,GSi ba
against bales this day last week. and 1926 bales his
dav alt year: making total sept Of 9f2iy7 basx
against S5g227 bales during the time last year; Ne
sales bales ~ which 40 last evening including
9gT r rOrt l1TO for home consumption aaa DOB
uIao the above AS bales 20 arrive l,3UO Dale,
The revised quotations
= ff-tt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02

Good OF lI.n '-''IIUn
For future delivery prices 5s2a &c higher, WITH
pretty goo business at the advance sale, yesterday fer
D. M December 200, llagc; January. 1900. llslsc;
Fcbruary 800, li2ssec; March, LOO l2ci June 90.
I27c 100 2osc.; Juv. 90. l2llsc total 42O0 h4ies
iiisgsc F.Druay POO lls'3c asy. 800 l22c Juy. go,
I.I8,c. total l. 90 bdls cOud cslNUyrinbrI. Zoe e.
n ~ I.,,c Marcn, 400 Pc; to:aL 800 bales Thfd
cal-PehrHaTy, 40, lli'ec; March. LOO. l2se; JAY.
sales to-day up To p. NOyemntg 2NO, II a.c l09.
D. H. an lisicc 1000 Huge; 100 llisc 100 n ID
is D. II.a.c IOo, hc 90 !Ii3;c; 10 O. Il 81 $50.
300 Ig3sc: 900. lIilc. "a. u-ssc. 100 llic: 900.
.5,c: 5000 lAc FeuIuary 400 2se-r; 900 1865
500 i2J,r: 9tp lI5c. sos 5lC. M1Fch lpJ, l23sse
41l l2-t: Ami 100, l-'ec; May, 20. ltss-ci lHe,
l. c b l2st~ June 800. l2iiisc; luo, l--.fc; Jgy.
900 .gc. Aii-lsf l. o. r: o5a 23.sOO Odes graad
=. Al SOD. linI lf. .e III. ft,.fg
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Inc cia.lng o.leia rates of foreign e1chanse art

Nng,v N IA" stock EXChan g. to-day rulct IRA az
I, a p,r cent closing at the lower r3," Tor bali
anc... after the necessities OF borrowers had nc'n
supplied. There is no change ~ discount. me
Itfirl S.a.,,. Treasurer AT WASHINGTON received to-
day ~,7u.GJO ua.ogu bank notes tor r. .tirp1oh;
The custom, receipts were $4,000. and interval
revenue receipts, 100000. lhe lGho"ihg i the
chai.,.. rUe,JO4 500; currency haila,~, $500
lG9: gold exchanges, SJ,U0j2lo; gold balances,
$gt2GJ1.
of an, GREAT ac-I,Iiv o. sgr. la tr-tr. hr> "'.d
:. xc- ut t--l -od "a. llf44, cCu,Da ucw leo.', az
IlJil. coupon l~i1s ~ llo, co1poA &c." h'e' a. /"
ILL. rx interest. aua cLr.c.c, s.A.5 at L ..
The p IT, drb ,..t,!urut ssnWr % tcf-c>' i'. t"c
rlaii;h o., Or,ui.r a S},3sc 900. We auacX latest
Stree gfutgt,ui-:
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The short interest which ytsief,hly af e:Ioou wa
created AZ the decline upon tic then egrGnclas inn
preston that the meeting of railroad officials had
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Ncm Publications.
4 BRACE OF BUSY B's.
BARNUM AND BILLINGS.

n -
BARNUM AND BILLINGS
p r Rarnunis new book. LION JACK or. How MENACE
Rfs AM Maze an illustrated book for boys and girls
and
Josh B.riUcss new FARMERS ALTMAN Tor .!StI, WIN
comic Illus ratoEs and pTOyeba philosophy VIII BON be
this week hy
l.. W. CARLETON & Co, Publishers.
.Orers pouring IN from every quarter, and enormous
sairs anticiiatcd
ANTED-APPLETON'S CYCLOPEDlA,
w new edition Address, stang style Of binding and
lowest cash pIlce, J. W. +, Box II, Tribune once.
CATAN CHAINED. BY Professor DUN.
- second Edition. Iust so broadway
OARNUM's NEW BOOK
Published tls week A SPLENDID new hook for boys and
girls bv Z. r. IIarrlm, called LION JACK; or How ME-
AcFtWs ALE NfArr. With lois Of illustrations. one 81
TIT beet books FOR Young pcop' ever printed Bea"iuy
Oo'"' i''''' u g. ". CARLETON & CO, Publishers.
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Ds5iEc55 CEtlce5.

s-%GI.hEW WANTED, capable Of laying
f. aat .rlg. scale, handsome uo-o1 ~
ie Tor 10 or .Hs - coo $40 900 II capital Of
company. Address 81 IsVEl El,O, Tribune ONCE.
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Total .ai,. fnr ihr dsy......-.--.--.....-.
b l. ~ LlI -I.LL..


IIi.MlUg tuc N3II-ltarIE sttUIuGU'E uI ~" u %
OF Ergiald u wa. holiday on the London St5cA La
charl- and There wcEr no quotations. ne Suia oI
90. u.li buIiion was withdrawn from the bank TO-
day. There were no local nilueucrs Affecting gold.
and The market was deprived OF any ior is1 ad''ecs,
aud ina consequence was dull VITA 81. IN. sil'' r.
sired in amount al lODat aIIO. On gold loauS re-
uc,,al, vcr. dat. and later per cent was pld 10
hav, balance, carfic!, and from THAI mp a. =, Che
cash gold h,couias very heavy - carry. Inc Iot-
c1gn ,yrrarlc mari.ct was yc.y dull az quotations.
Thr .cllu, rates. were ou the basis oi - - 10 the
for 90 Gly, bills, and al - for sight drafts. hc
Assistant Treasurer paid Qua m cola interest, S'o,-
0Co and $500 In Redemption Of called houds. TIE
da. business az The Gold Exchange Bank c0Errel:
Gold cleared so rJG, 900: gold balances, SI.i3l,-
2GG cuItney balances, @l,SIu,3Go. Ihc piI'iai
quotations a gold were:
touo .0J7I u ::....C9ai loo. lo2's 1899
i0so loer, iaoo..io.',i l3o....lo 3 j. @co---lIO
nuu.... !u.a. l25 ...lU9's IoO....-!V5'-
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DyERSMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT-10l4 O'CLOCK
l., O'CLOCK A. NJ.

T. c Ga yeeistered lssl U > 52O Coupon, 1867 -,
no 900 ......-.. ll7i. 10000.
900. ..l2.lI73. = Currency Us - ,o,,
~ q SH I,on,on i.fi 10000. ia .
roo ll0is Y IS. Coupon 1881
U 5-2U Coupon, 80 y $500 2oUO---.''''''A - Ia.
OOl 5000 lZI40's
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Ready:
MCPHERSON HANDBOOK OF POLITICS
Va FOR 1876.
A RECORD or IMPORTANT POLITICAL AC-
Ttov vATIpNAT. AND STATE

4
A RECORD or IMPORTANT POLITICAL AC-
TON. NATIONAL AND STATE.
Giving the record Of parties pending questions with all
the AZ alaUIc necessary 10 jucgc them distinctly ea
fec. ana carefully stated.
Among other inn oItlnt matters viii be found:
THE sUPFL NENTAUY CIVGL RIGHTS ACT.
BILL TO PROJECT ELECTORS ACTION on AZ
FAIRS N ARKANSAS. LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI,
SOUTH CAROLINA, AND TENNESSEE
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
JUDICIAL DECISIONS AND OPINIONS, STATE AND
NATIONAL
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS ~ VARIOUS
STATES
PUBLIC CREDIT ACT OF 1869, AND THE REsUMr
TON Not OF 1875.
BFIKNAP IMPEACHMENT FINANCIAL VoTEa.
NATIONAL CONVENTIONS. AND LETTERS OF &C
CEPThNCE.
STATE PLATFORMS 1875 AND 1876.
STATISTICAL TABLES &C, &C. &c.
Address THE TRIBUNE. New.Yors.
RECENT TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
No xXxvI-verts,lri reports Of an PROT HUNLEY'S
recert public ApDRE-S IS IN the Unitef States.
Va. XXXV.-CJm pete GUIDE to TIE CENIENNIAL IN
HTBlTTUN.
30. XXNIV.-Thc WAGNER FESTIVAL NJ B1yTeuth
letter. nv -. r. g. H." describing the probation oi Tic
Rire a. she Nib' un-s.'
". NNNIII.-ludcDcn!enc nay ORhri0ES ard Pc
Ems July T. 1870 D. Eya;rs ~torr- Adams, Ieeeher Win
t.roy. !avloi Bryant, ana other.
Efh.r the above fNts 100 sheet form, VII p" mattel 20
any aile receipt Of 10 cents; m pamphlet tcxc"p' No
$50 receipt Of - cents Address
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Cpv,rv'irNr SToCK rrrNrTfrVT-2 O'Clock.
T. a. s Oh, J..-..'r,7i. 1871 : I'll 'o Coupon 1907 800
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Sot..rgr STATE b1.i- we're tiY.u on new Tcnucs-
secs -, a. sire. @. tuGnlhla 3.C'a being Up TO
Ggl,. ana oid >orru Carolina, a. 10. IN the city
baft ,toe.- Continental ~ sold a to, AlHuiIc-
mur.. ..tI a. Jos. naLh OF EcF.b.c l0i az -,
Phnl;S .1.Iat -. au! Fourth National 400 90 -.
Railr 4 hl.t- VAT. moderately ac.yr; Central
fund gli , 1l.~, Snd Ncst,ru nj lU2l2; Noun
Missouri 1855. Nsr' steady at ~, and Nc"-lorh
Ccuic. Ur g.. Up o. l2t. There were sales at North
Wts..r. ,uG..l Oh cuuSols at g5r M1uis aud
Zoe seconds 10 1904, Michigan Southern seconds
at H., ,, .at..., .sis of e., {. aHd l. G. NJ II,
New, i.r., Crnual ist cnny,Ulb!cs. SOlI' * III
ter u.s., alt consolidated 40 81
IL. At.gi.ulc S.lf.r Mining Company, NJ New
blrs PORE. Mo-. las declared It's rrguar monthly
ii, ,iG Il ID itl ,a2Ic, payable at Boston on The
lot instant.
Tic following D. q rccaptulatIon OF tue public
dcli statement, issued today:
IrIif .ttlNi INTEREST ~ COIN
ECut3 90 CUIt SdeiN33bo 100
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02

For Both GeXes-Clty.
4 MEXICAN DERGARTEN.-lhe IUh
~ year VIII begin MONDAY, Oct 2 at Al East A'hs'
All the Frochc ideas adapted to American wants
An entirely new set If Materials cheap ana beautiful ar
ranged 6y and manufactured only for Miss Coe Schools ahd
families supplied.
primary schools in various parts OF the country are
Normal mothers aud Teachers every afternoon
demand the American irGefSd7.t1 sJ"tSH ~
Taught by Miss Cue IL Increasing faphy.
V{HS. T.. Il. BURNS. School OF photography,
Va - PARK roW-I"rnugh training n1 shorthand N9iN
also PhUustics OF TIE language aud RAPID eSoo rem
mansl.r
HTISS MCDCNALDN 1900,
VA CLASSES N DIR WING AND WATER COLOl'''
From Vafurt. TSS broadway. ROOM 81.
hour eaCh ~ tilr sttlo %
able advance. PupIs viii be receNe ed on anu aer sept "
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,I,s Of state R0nds-Rqitrood BOHdS-Bdnk aud Rdt
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1000 800. Ggia
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