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TUESDAY,
THE 2eth DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1876,
At IL o'clock. a. M,
his entire Stock and Farming Utensils. con-
sisting of good work or driving no ses,
mares with ioal by Joe Holt, and 8 colts; y ex
oellent home raised dairy cows of Durham
Alderney Or Holstein stock; heifers bull.
% ewes, young Coltswool buck; lot of geese
and ducks, | two horse power and thresher,
Wheeier's patent, nearly rs good as new: |
Clipper mower In good order. farm wagon. /
Germantown carriage and carriage pole. large
sleigh and bells. \ o-top buggy, C rn shelter.
grain fan, wheat drill. sulky rake, 2 sets dou.
be wagon harness. ] double set carriage do.
sets p ow gears, brides. collars. lines, plows,
harr VS.. cultivators, hay rigging. h5y knife.
hay fork, barley fork. shovels. forks picks
post spade and dog, grindstone, wheelbarrow
graf cradles. bTiar scythe. hedge shears. iron
wedges &c.; lc or IL tons good timothy hay,
clover seed by tho bushel. 100 new no es
posts large churn milk cans aud dairy fix
lures. OK chain, crossbar patent beam. meat
and rain eask. large cook stove, &c &c.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums of $50 aod up
ward a credit OF months will be given by
purchaser giving bank, bic note with appro-
we'd endorser, with interest added; a sums
under $50 cash. Ill0S. WEBER.
ChristiaDa Feb. w3t
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PURLIC SALES.
DUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
1 viii be sold at Publ, Sale. on the
premises. on -
SATURDAY,
THE 26rh DAY on FEBRUARY. 1876.
At2h O'Clock in the. afternoon. by Frank
Stidhnm. auctioneer the store proper- s.s,4
IS and D-tlling. Sni aud 39I East Sixth ...y
street. The improvements are brick. 80 Aai--
feet front by 2S feet in depth. three story
with two-story back buildings. II by 20 feet.
being previously two eiaht.room hou es. The
lot is 80 feet front by 20 feet deep with eide
alley feet wide, all in good sorder, with gas
and water
Sale positive, as there will be no with
drswal or nderbidding. Terms easy, which
L W. SrIDHAM & SON. Auctiou'rs.
febli Ill Fast Fourth street.
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The Pinchback Party.
SHALL A NEGRO GOVERN AMERICA?

SHALL NEGRO GOVERN AMERICA?
Senator Morton's efforts to secure q
seat in the United States Senate pre-
sents another curious phase of the Re-
publican Party; while it shows how
closely the Republic runs to the shoals
Of despotism.
Morton's manner and his determined
and persevering efforts prove that he Is
not republican in fact; but despot
Of the worst kind, chesing to cast the
weight Of this vast government upon the
die Of the vote Of an ignorant man with
out experience and hostile to the race to
which Morton himself claims to be-
long.
If Morton was a republican at heart,
and filled with patriotism instead OF
party prejudice he would be glad to see
q change in the United States Senate,
and the Councils of the country rid Of the
scoundrels who have robbed and almost
ruined it in the ten years since the close
Of the war. But Morton is: not repub-
ican he is despot, and as despot would
rather risk the great issues Of the Re-
public on the single vote Of negro than
to witness the effect Of our republican
institutions changing the routine Of
government from one set of individuals
to another, simply to rid the country Of
extravaganza, corruption and abuses and
introduce retrenchment.
The logical sequence of Morton's ef-
forts is the securing of Pinchback' vote
to the Radicals when the Senate yeai
or two hence, shall be equally divided
Then, according to Morton's programme
the present corrupt party will be able to
control all legislation and all nominations
sent to the Senate through Pinchback's
vote. And hence the corollary follows
that the fortune of the once great Re-
publican party is reduced to Pinchback's
will, and the 100000 900 of people of the
the Great Republic are to be taxed, and
their means squandered by negro vote
How the mighty have fallen
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WEDNESDAY, February as, 1876,

Brandywine Springs, on
WEDNESDAY, February 23, 1876,
at II O'Clock. m.
Tho following described personal 6IS2ry
property, to wit: horses. 2 cOltsBJH
coming two years old. One sired by L&akA1s
the Garrett hoIse; milch cows, l bull,
years d 6 shoat pigs.
Farming Implements-0ne 3 horse farm
wagon. horse cart. grain drill with phos :
Dhale attachment. wheel rake. l roller. /
power and thresher. harvest bo]. ! Van
winkle grain fan, corn shelter, grind3tone.
plows. twin harrows, l ia low harrow. culti-
vators, Germantown carriage and harness
nearly new sets wagon harness | set cart
gears. ] set lead gears. collars. brides |
wheel barrow, shovels forks, rakes, hoes,
axes moul and wedges. cross-cut saw. post
auger. Patent be an and peas, block and fall,
long ladder. carpenters bench with wise, lot
Of grain bags. "a bushel and 4 peck measures.
feed chest, lot of old iron.
u RI. and oats by the bushrl. hay and
straw. by the ton. lot Of corn fodder, lot OF
sawed posts. old lumber, &c.
Hou.eholh and Kitchen Furniture-l side
board. bureaus, bed steads. tables, chairs
paror and COOK stOve', sausage chopper g.
one large two handed chopper. suitab.e @ ioI
hog butcher, washing machine.
Dairy Fixtures-2 churns. butter tubs
buch cts, pans, and many other articles toe
tedious to mention.
Conditions made known on day of ale, by
ABNER WOODWARD.
JOHN III WOODWARD,
EDWARD WOODWARD,
u, s.., Administrators.
Il. W. stidham & Son. Auctioneers. w2ts
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NOIICsS.
EsTIMATEs FOR

BUILDING MARKET uor,,
Estimates will be received bv
Committee of city Market nv 'ue Bsla
from Feb. 18th to Feb 25th. fJ,e for ,E,ora 4
ket House on Second street betSaaaa
and King streets, wilmington ny Vi
Specification TO be had and d,s ,Ds,llHls
seen at 6lo Market street, ever rS"Ins /
Committee reserve the rlrbt y Oe,ell,
or all bids. JOS. l.. CARpn%Sfe " d
Feb. 18th, 1851 OOnais
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pUBLIc SALE.
The subscriber having sold his farm. situat.
ed in MIL Creek Hundred near Red CLAW
Creek Church, will sell at Public Sale with
out TeBerve, on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 2lst, 1876,
at 10 o'clock. m. sharo.
All his stock and farming implements, dairy
fixtures. household and Kitchen furniture. to
wit:
One good family horse. Dick.
years old. found, gentle and fear 1l-~
less OF locomotives; Colt, Goidie %~N
coming 3 ears old, Moscow stock, ,AA
broken in double harness; 6 superior mich
chickens, large Newfoundland dogs, Ceasar
Z years old, Prince months old
One two horse wagon, one light dearborn,
sleigh and bells, moving machine, steel. tooth
horEe rake, excelsior grain fan. corn shell ler
grind-stone. Wiley plOw, harrO and culti-
| Vator. SET OF double harness d, ,arporn har-
ness. plow harness, saddles, bridlee, collars,
halters, &c, pades shovels, forks, rakes,
axes, a aul anu wedges, barrels, tubs, now
ing scythes. br'er Soy thes, grain cradle. single
| anu double tire Q, lot OF grain and potato
pags, saddlers horse, buffalo robe, horse
blanket hay and fodder, corn and potatoes,
iot OF lead pipe, force pump, hedge shears,
! large churn, butter tubs, butter cooler,
pans, buckets, &c. bedsteads, bed and bed.
olng, stoves, tables chars, carpets looking
| glasses, lot of pot flowers, and many other
arucies too numerous to mention.
IkRhs.-,All sums of $50 and under cash;
al over that amount q C edi' of eight u onths
Dy puIohaser giving a bankable note with
approved endorser 'erest from date.
WILLIAM NEGENDANK.
febl0-w2t
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~ In the matter OF the) Ia Ch,yy
petition OF Charles Allen. septenSsl
and others, for partition. 4. D, n
Notice Is hereby given to all person
ing any lien or liens upon the utensli a
tate OF Charles Allen, Lewis l.. Allen, I'll
Allen and Lewis l.. A lien, Trustees d n
Mary Wilson; Charles Allen and LTI|
Allen. Trustees OF Amanda Oliver; I'd
y. Allen and Clara Allen or either d u
in the premises to which the said zlSI
lates, 10 file petition setting forth theu|
and amount OF the came, in tie office u
Register IN Chancery, for New Castle I'd
ten days before the third Monday il ID
ary n9xt, and to appear and prove b. \
lien or liens, at the ensuing term OithG|
of Chancery, before the rising OF the Ial
the third day OF the Term.
VICTOR DUP0N
ianl0-eodtFeb 10 Trgs
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue OF u writ of Venditioni Ex-
ponas to me directed. will be exposed to pub
lie sale, at the
WASHINGTON hOUSE 2o5 MARKET ST.
kept by Hugh Horner, in the city of Will
mington. New Castle county, Delaware. on
SATURDAY,
THE lith DAY OF MARCH. A. D. 1876.
At2 o'clock. p. m..
The following described Real Estate, viz:
No /. AL that lot, piece or parcel Of land
situated at the northwesterly corner OF Fifth
and Tatna.l streets, In the city OF Whining.
tor. With brick dwelling house, store and
bakery thereon erected, together with stable
in the rear OF SAID dwelling and bakery.
No. :. All that lot. piece or parcel Of land
situate on the northwest corner OF Gilpin
avenue and Lincoln street, in the city OF
Wilmington, 30 feet on Lincoln street by 100
feet on G'lpln avenue. surrounded by lands
OF esse Alexander and j. Head,
No. s, AL that lot, piece or parcel of land
situated IN Christians Huadred. New Castle
County. Delaware, containing about two and
one quarter acres OF marsh land near the
worAs of Waltrn. Whann Co., and surround
ed by lands of Walton. Whann Co., Chris
tiano River mprovementCo, and lands OF tn @
heirs OF Caleb Stroud. deceased,
seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF Robert Taylor and to be sold by
WIN. ii. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sherif7s Office, New Castle,
February IS, A. d.. 1876. }Feb 10
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ENoR sALE-Three building ,ots on Jack.
~ son street, between 9Th and 9Th. Five
building lots on Fifth street near Van Buren,
Two on Front street near jackson, and a lot
~ ieet front on Delaware Avenue, near Har
rison- Apply at tina oHice. mar4tf
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- HERIEF'S SALE.
~ by virtue of an Order OF the Superior
Sourt OF the ate OF Delaware, in and for
New castle County. to me directed, will be
eApos,d TO Pubic Sale at the
HOTEL OF WILLIAM B. FORD. AT
hlRkWOOD
IN Pencader Hundred. New Castle County
and State Of Delaware, on
TUESDAY,
. THE 29.h DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1876.
At o'clock. p. NJ.
the following described personal property,
One Black Mare, one Grey Horse, one Bug.
~ Wagon. one set of Double HarneI., one
Lap Kobe.
Seized and taken on for. attachment as the
properly OF Fhillp y. Mason, and to be sold
ny WM. ii. LAMBSON, sheriff.
Sheriff's ofice. New Castle,
February l6, A. ID. 1876. febl7-s
SSHERIFF'S SALE.
~ BY virtue of a writ of Levari Facas To
to me directed. will be exposed TO Public
Sale at the
WASHINGTON HOUSE. 2O5 MARKET ST.
keIt by Hugh Homer in the city, of Will.
mington, New Castle county, Delaware, on
WEDNESDAY.
THE sd PAY OF FEBRUARY, 1876,
At2o'clock. p. IN.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land with
TIVE story brick house thereon erected, sit
uated in the city of Wilmington aforesaid.
sounded and described as follows, to wit: Be-
ginning at point on the eas'erly side of
lie aid street at the distance of eghty-six x
ieet sostherly from the intersection of said
side o. Head street and the southerly side OF
a street; thence easterly and parallel with
A street one hundred feet TO a stake: thence
southerly and parallel with Head street
twenty feet to stake, thence westerly and
parallel with 4 street one hundred feet Ia
the sai1 easterly side of Head street: and
thence thereby northerly twenty feet b III
place Of beginning, be the contents thereof
what they may.
Seize1 and taken in execution as the rro
NJ, Townsend his wife and T., and TO be solJ
by WIN Ii. LAMBSUN' Sb,r;9
sherifs Office, New Castle,
February, g. 1870 feb4,s
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TOR. RENT - ONE OF THE REST
Il busir ess sta, DIS known in Wilmington
~ Chadmick's Fountain Hotel, lee Cream
GARDEN abd Museum. ltis the only ice G. eaIn
ga den in the city. This Is u chance 8, liem
met with.
Apply to VIM II. CHADWICK.
janl3.tf " iI,n;na,on IL,
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THE 23d DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1876,


At2 O'Clock, p. M,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land with a
two story frame house thereon erected, situ-
ated in the city Of Wilmington afore ,aid,
bounded and described as follows. to wit: Be
ginning at point on the northerly side OF B
street at the distance of eighty feet westerly
from the westerly side of buttOnwood rect:
thence noriherly and parallel with Button
wood STU eet one hundred feet to a stake;
thence westerly and parallel with b street
seventy-iour ieet to a stake; thence southeI
and parallel with Buttonwood street and
passing through the middle of the partition
wall between the house ON this lot and the
house on the lot a joining on the west one
hundred feet to thu aforesaid side OF street;
and thence thereby easterly twenty-fo feet
to the place Of beginning, he the contents
thereof what they IN ~.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
perty of George X. Townsend and Mary L.
M. Townsend his wife. and T.. t.: and to be sold
by WIN. ii. LAMBsON, sheriff.
Sheriff g Office, New Castle,
| Febtuars 2. 1879. feb4-ta
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ID UBLIC SALE OF
Personal Property.

Will be sold at Public Sale at the late resi-
den.e of Joseph Woodward, deceased in
on the new road leading from Wilmin eton TO
Brandywine Springs, on
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NOR SALE OR RENT A large Brick
Il House with fifteen acres OF land, in the
village OF Glasgow. Also, Brick Dwelling
and Store-house attached For further in
formation apply on the premises to
]anou&wtf JESSE BOULDEN.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

LSOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A hand
IL some fine toned second hand Estey Orgar
nearly new Apply at this office. feb8.tf
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EOR SALE OR RENT-The handsomeIy
~ located new dwelling 1910 Delaware
Avenue. Apply next door.
.iy2stf r. SCOTT.
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e HERIFF'S SALE.
= By virtue OF a writ of Levari Facias to
me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale
at the
WASHINGTON HOUSE. 2o5 MARKET ST.
kept by Hugh Horner in the city of Will
mington. New Castle County, Del on
WEDNESnAY
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l.. W. stidham & Son. Auctioneers. W.T.;
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PUBLIC SALE.

% The subscriber having
XSrHn sold his farm. will sell at V234#tH
NA% Public Sale, at his resi- W
Ny dence, adjoining the vil-~AN
age of Christiana, Delaware. on
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Nov. 2s, 1870
ora: & s sss Sa soHS
ssss s.os STOCK ss ''A'~''
Nnw ORLEANS. Nov %. 1875.
good s Nss receipts s
Cotton arm; m,ddlins 1l nsss. low low !. siddliag
bas lapors eos..Siss sale: asoa Stock
Cotton miadlIns, Iialc. miidilng. isss good
-. fss
Cotton quiet and firm; middlng. lac; low middlins.
eSsa Sf sSs
Continent, 1857 Sales lOuo Stock iU9.55o
Spirits ofturpentno Arm Kosin steady al 81 rs
for strained. Tar firm W. - -
Flour unchanged sales 200 bills. Wheat i1msr; No.
DO do ST 20: No. white Toledo. Vi 4s Corn steady;
i sS'Ss p Com sSsaarssa Mi sssssassd
al dS @ Pts sSI sss'
." tho csnai from Ba.io and osweso for ysor
day noonwhea i7s bushels io7 600 do; oats,
Reesp..-py la.s,roer. s4oo ssi:. corn. 5Seo bush
hour. 100 ssi. ;es5a: 1910 ssshss; wheat. ssoc as;
ss stsy s y ::
ss % Flour ssar 3 qus an':ss, s
400 bbl. a. unchanred prices whea. daiI; sales 300
shi Michigan S''sa at 81 81 50: i.aoj DO No s''i
bushels 40 & Western At sy,se LOO Ode. low mixed
s ossa' and % 'sa. aas At s s
unchsngod in rnt demand secds neglected Pork
changed Grain in store in cIevntors-Whcat. 4oO.2I5
bushels corn 5st2l do oats 1722s do barley, oo2 $40
a. peas s 9 ;sss %s 3s no s ,r M"
wcgo canals bound for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $40 bushels;
wheat 65.o77 do; osts 1881 do barley, 257, 800 do
bound for BuiIao-Hheat 242O bushels: corn 2I0OO
do barley, 1900 do rye i3oJ do total 3lB UO0 do
TOLEDO, Nov. 20. 1875
but 4 ;sssy No /, a
Dses%ssr s January ss rcd si Ssi Ipss.
sis' sssd S new, sas; isssssd, ts'ss.
pUar ~. Ina SS Mheas ba.Sc corn
oats 4OuO dc. shipmentsFour 3yD bbis wheat 80 0UO
bushels; corn. s.Ov1 do; oats, 1000 do
cnicAGo, Nov. %. 1876
changed, put some sales rather higher: No. Chicago
spring. 81 10: NJ do: lJss. cash; q la u ls
81 o51s: rejected Bic oss Corn IN light demand but
holders 43sc cash. December ali the year 43c,
oss rs Sss not & higher ,s ID as s.,
a shade higher doc. te,sc. Pork dull. weak and
sy Lard I'd III II i.s dsana su. lover Is 70
cash January. Bulk meats dull ana shace
lower; shoulders dic clear rib sides she CLEAR sides
frcghts unch ranged Receipts Flour, 10.0uD bbls
wheat bushels; corn. 1860 do oats. fioOo
iToo Sbis wheat 34 bushels; corn hiUuo do OATS
1900 do rye. l4uUU do; barley 500 do At the alter.
call OF the Board :.rain Unchanged Pork caser
hrm aud unchanged.
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HERALD NOVEMBER l87e-rRPLE SHEET

onsrnr United csrtihcses cnersd at 50 20; ship
ss.: aas as ..., % g s 1sss ~ s' .s%sa HSas
PROVISION, Rsssp.s-forki Isl ebls lard 4sss
package, bacon e srss. and r ssa t sosss beef ,"1
neglected snd And prca. Mere on a. the
ss IS ioioss sss s ss.sS Tor Xoss@ssr new
asked for March cusmeas. auss the sale. we're
lbs picssa bellies is lbs average. At Sss aud .oo
quoted ss % belize. s.as
S @ d, ss.ss belle. i':,ss
ssc and sass. ions short clear ws.s
hs e. ss,5s s. ~ =
is pri@o Western. smoked meats quiet =. i3' g
less. active and somewhat Irregular The clos,
o bid s 20 slsa psss%cs sc o7 &
fS ssrSay ~ so $ x pa SS s & % 3d.
so % S s y sss s1 ys. ,s
sS e c. ss sa's; saa e
s5ses do 70 ar,ve on p,s,s ,s Refined Was quiet
pos Sas Ss or 's pss
A%s.isa and 200 ',srses for 1uss & a. c ~.
hcaisIana sold a as'e The following from Me.srs
market has shown activity and the demand which
ken o e AVE- has 30
market ceses firm st auoatlon We note n stocks Of the
sasapns'. Fair good Grades are plentiful but as tho
ssy sI1. q. Allowing
to ,hoice are in lighter stocs. with small demand We
ss . Dsims e. Ger DO ss common M
s to ss nGa fs e soas r"'. @ ssS ssSa ~
srrIrrn dull heavy quoted 7c currency. for
'Sri; sTfaRisr-,ne @ nom msrsss i' va. ~. G quiet
w u sa. Steady
Ing sSs good a.. io'ss Cuba srIsosery rs fair to
sss.. Sc Gs. ,ssss ss; b s%s sss
fined standard A. iir' & aii4e OH A. is iiss:
ass. ssj 81 ss Tss market
was aa, a. ss,sc for prime. The sales were 10000
Tlsre market was very strong bn, sales we're mostly
sSnned to joe lots the small stock large sales
.eassa, u sea; dhsIsesI, as%say u Is
states aD hs At a % psso sssasas
sse 100 do Ohio. 1879, private terms; l29
DC Ssw yk 1873 & ss % S o. 1aS crop srs zt 4 and
sc o and zoe aop DO crop is1 q &c
Wmsxny. .-Reeeipts TO bbls The market dull and
FnnIcnrs. Throughout the list on berth and charter
mssss assb Tor
ss' s a g sS sd
per steam s bushels 5 Sr"n a. ga Including 100 q
sail ssdoo SusLss grain at ga 5000 bushels mel
@ Ssi aS'i ar sS is S sa's
with aooS 2 sn "a At M per Win;
bushels peas Mt 5s Cd and balance cargo Hour s
British bark reported from Baltimore Belfast, with o5
quarters grain ut 5s Cd an American bark for same
voyage and with 1900 quarters: American bark
with 22o0 quarters, thence Cork for orders.
6 3D. hxt three Italian barks, thence do with about
1900 each 5s Sd American schooner $40
tons. hence Trieste with 300 bbls refined petroleum.
SIS lOL American bsrk 5Si tons, hence Angler
for orders Java with 1870 do AT fOc Amer
can bark, 5l4 tons by tecgraph). from Bos
on the Mediterranean, with 1900 bbs
do and vessel. with 1900 bbls. do, Tor
(particulars NOS yet made known !;
American with $50 bbs general cargo hence
Hayti terms one from San Bais with 400
bby cocoanuts, to New York lump American
brig, PA tons hence to Bahia Richmond with flour
private ters British ship. l043 and American
bark O23 tons, from Charleston to Liverpool Havrc
with cotton at T-l6d.
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A CASE OF DEsTITUTIoN.

Tho attention Of the HERALD has been called TO
OF destituton at No 4G3 Fulton street, Brooklyn
which 10 really very deserving OF tho attention OF the
charisabiy disposcd The family which has seen bettor
days. by series Of misfortuncs has been reduced 70
very low circumstances First the vito was taken
seriously III, then two children were rapidly taken
away by death, and lastly tho husband, who was
through tho want OF the generous nourshmous
essential TO his state oil health and proper
no invented and obtained patent for COM
bined rule and load cutter, very simple, elective
aud economical article for printers, the cost Of
which $12; but ho not POSSESSED of suf.
Gcent 70 advertise largely, and TO manufacture
the article himscf he realized nothing from ~ he
was likewise unsuccessful his attempts 70 soil tha
patent Benevolent persons may DO assured that ~
contributing TO relieve the msiortuncs OF this untostu-
nate family, who through dccacy In this matter desire
their naIno to BIZ withheld In to paper, but who
bo tho promises mentioned above, they VIII noo
b bestow their charity upon unworthy recipionta
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
PRODUCE IMPORTS.


The exports Of produce from tho port OF New York
for the week ending to-day were 50, 133047 against
So 5493 352 for the corresponding week In 1885, aud
S5o6S s01 in 1874 The total exports Of produce from
Inc port January this year, wero $2l0 72l 3lo
against $233 2i3 116 the corresponding period In
1875, and $265. 5.l7se46 In 1874
THE GOLD MARKET.
Tho lowest prices OF the year reached to-day In
tho gold speculation, the opening sales being at 10s
from which there a steady decline to l0S5s. The
carrying from to per cont The cause OF
this smovementis-0rst, the heavy shipments that have
recently been made, amounting now to nearly
% secondly tho absence Of short interest and
thirdly, the enormous gain in the balance in our favor
sforegn trade. In round numbers tho latcr foots up
not far from $16O 900 0O0, and s believed by those
who arc watching the Of events that
1t the fiscal year. juno go 1877, the amount
will not be less than s2sO,Ooo.o00
OPERATIONS THE GOLD EXCHANGE
Gold balances 342 3W
Currency balances. l,SoO, $50
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
Currency exchanges S62 6l5 2j2
Currency balances ...................... 2vo O2
Bold exchanges 5O32 III
E0ld balances 69O 137
FOREIGN MARKET
Consols closed yesterday In London at o5t5 o5Z.
opened to-day at 95 and at half past two O'Clock
o5 1l-l6 United states bonds In London to-day
y higher for '67s for tcn-fortes and n Tor '65s
and new Avca The further OF f524. 900 bullion
was to-day withdrawn from the Bank OF Engand--a
good part without doubt for shipment 10 New York.
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Devered contract i.2lo bales. For Iature delivery
the sales follows Yesterday aftor i. M
January 100 bales II 52c. February 20 II l6c
March, 200 i25xc. May, 200 IL y2c June. 200 AZ
l3lxc August 900 13 7-iGc. Total, 400 bales
To-day up % two z M.7eNovember. 3Yo al Y 5-lde,
~ Il-32c. 300 ut IL 5.I8c.. 7OD II l-s2c;
January 800 rye, 800 at ~ l5lc. 800 at IL Tl0c,
lOD at II 52c l0O at 12zc.. 600 IL i532c 800 at
i2sc 7Do =. lo.;2c rsoruary Jo0 - ~ ll-ivc,
At II 27.3lc. IaOO II il0c 800 IL 25-2c. April.
700 At i3c loo ~ ai32c 100 at iac 400 At IL ~ 32c.
l0O December N IL ll3lc, 100 May ~ - S-32c. to-
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
CLOSING PRIcEs-3 p. n.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.

The following the changes in closing prices COM
pared with those of yesterday
ADvAScE-C., c., c. and l., u; Delaware and Hud-
son u Hannibal and St Joseph, u do. preferred,
,S; Lake Shore, 1a; Michigan Central S; Northwest
ven, ~ Panama, 3ls; Rock Island, IL; ST. Paul,
n; do preferred, "a; Wabash, y; Union Pacific, X !;
Western Union, Is.
DKcllxE.--H Harlem 1; illinois Central u; New Jer-
sey Central, ri; Ohio and Mississippi, n gold, K.
Money loaed up to per cent to-day and closed at 4
Yer cent The rates Of exchange on New York at tho
undcrmentioned cities to-day were Savannah, 4
offered; Charleston, offerings light, nomnally. IL u
discount buying and selling par; Cincinnati dull 81
discount; New Orleans, commercial 9-1G bank u
discount; st. Louis, 81 IS 81 rs dscount and Chi
,ago, 81 discount
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Foreign exchange continues dull and heavy. We