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The Republican journal., 1876-03-02

date the colored slips attached to the paper 1t
Is the only form OF receipt now used. For instance,
10 May a., means that the subscription is paid to that
date When a new payment is made the date will
be changed to correspond, and SUBSCRIBERS ARE
REQUESTED TO SEE THAT TIL EIR DATES ARE
CORRECT. Subscribers in are requested to
forward the sums due
The Republican journal., 1876-03-02

HDBATEs & LOCKE, 81 Park Row, New York,
are authorized agents for procuring advertisements 3
for the Journal.
The Republican journal., 1876-03-02

Persons desiring Probate Advertising in their
control to appear i'll the Journal, will need to make
that request Of the Court.
The Republican journal., 1876-03-02

ADMINISTRATORS, EXECUTORS and GUARDIAN
desiring their advertisements published in the Jour
nal will please so state to the Court.
The Republican journal., 1876-03-02

A French wood-chopper in attempting to cross
Company, Southbridge. broke through the ice, sink
ing into the water chin deep, and all that could be
seen of the man was his fur cap. The BOYS at the
shop, supposing veritable otter had made its an
pearance about to fire at the animal, but the
man throwing up his arms just at the right time
saved himself from charge of buck shot. The
rescuing the unfortunate old man, fearfuy chilled
but otherwise unharmed.
The Lewiston Journal says, "the continued sue
cess OF our cotton goods expectation gives manufac
turers new courage. The Continental Mills goods
market 1t is considered established that in plain
pure unfinished goods, where quantity and quality
of cotton and perfection of texture are the only ee
ments of quality, our manufacturers can compete
with those of England and make a fair profit.
The Republican journal., 1876-03-02

SUBSCRIBERS desiring to have the address of
papers changed must state the Post Office to which
the paper has been sent as well the one to which
il is 10 go.
The Republican journal., 1876-03-02

Rs-En sending money, state THE POST OFFICE
to which the paper is sent.-aH
The Republican journal., 1876-03-02

The wedding OF Mr.. James Gordon Bennett and
Miss Ida May of Baltimore, will b. celebrated the
third week in April, Miss May is ~ years Of age,
tall and of rather slight figure has brilliant black
eyes, dark waving hair and clear complexion with
delicate color.
The Republican journal., 1876-03-02

\ New Orleans despatch has announced that
"Cotton thieves attempted TO punder the ship Indi-
ana, at New Orleans Wednesday night, and shot
and killed sailor named Sidney Turbox native vi
Bath, Me. who gave an alarm
The Republican journal., 1876-03-02

The editor Of the Rockland Free Press
recently heard John T. Stevens Of Angus
p,aot ic no1a
The Republican journal., 1876-03-02

Wednesday night two masked men seized Charles
Lacy, collector of the town of Au>terltz, y. T. in
a secluded spot on his way home from a collecting
tour in that town, and presenting rcFolyers, com
PEELED him to deliver all the money he had, 81 lsO.
The Republican journal., 1876-03-02

The specifications against Wirz in the indict-
ment are numerous, but they all resolve them
selves into one great crime against humanity
aud civilization, that of deliberately and mali
couslv causing the death of our soldiers by
starvation and cruel treatment-a crime that
has no parallels in ancient or modern times.
Wirz was convicted and hanged. After
his execution, the editor of the Age again
The Republican journal., 1876-03-02

A veteran soldier of the battle of Waterloo, named
John Swuinburue, died on the 22d at Washington,
Me. at the advanced age Of 20 years. He was wound
ed during the action with bullet in the head which
has remained ever since.
The Republican journal., 1876-03-02

Paul IIaupt, of Denver, went through the war
without scratch, and when the regiment was sent
TO Arizona, encountered on one occasion five Apa
ches single handed, killing three of their number
Last week he was crushed to death between two
blocks of ice in ice house.
The Republican journal., 1876-03-02

\. o. Hall WAS arraigncd before Judge Talbot Of
ROckport, Friday morning, and WAS fonnd guilty of
rape ON Netic Wright Of Camden, a little girl seven
years of age Hall was committed to jail 10 await
the action of the grand jury, at the March term of
the Court.
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.AMtsEiiENrs.
Park Thortre-" THE Palais Roval Of New
Nark"-A Merry Evening.

Park Thortre-"The Palais Roval OF New
Nark"-A Merry Evening.
In pursuance Of his plan to make the
Puk Theatre The ralals Royal Of New York."
Mr.. Stuart presented hill for last evening 2
entertainment which comprised " Tho Widow
Hunt" a well-hnown three act comedy, farce
cal ed b" Ny Turn Next and the jury scene from
the Crucibe," somewhat modified, and called
Fun m Jury Room" Mr.. Dillon, who won
much praise for hl6 clever impersonatiun ~
SiNs Cror IN Mr. Halls play, acted the
part oi Noyor wellington de Boots ia the coined p,
aud that of IrUf0s In the farce. His
embodiment of The Major was In many
respect, excellent. 1t bore marks II orr mall s.,
was very Humorous, In this malu free from
faulty eX aggrration, and In its entirety was a
"a arly u4IviduulZcd. arm st aud art site piece
OF work Mss Marie Louise played the part OF
M. SWdltsiDTu very WInnin-lY. although she
looked almost too Young and ghli-h for even
such "A widow. MessrS. Searle aud Ferguson
acted F,dthtfbB aud lceiToOk discrcety, ma
''iss MARY quart " a gooI representative Of
Nrs. d. Boots. II Is hardly nesdful TO add that
the pres utation of thi, piece WAS. a. whole.
very good. y rye Audience was pres ut, and
manifested its appreciation and delight very
heartily The second and third pieces on the
liil werc received with quite a. much favor, and
tne manager may be ugratuated on an auspi-
ciOus entry On the now career oi bis theatre.
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To THE EDITOR or THE SUN-ST; My
wife yesterday brought home from churcn a
tract urging Christian women 10 give money for
foreign mis- Ions, especially in the East. On her
consulting me about the matter, advised her
10 give her money nearer home.
II Ia striking fact that while Christianity has
made wonderful strides westward from India
IA the two thous nd Years Of its existence, IL
has N de no consider. bic Progress in All that
time 90 the eastward, Though many thousands
Of lives nd millions OF money have been spent
10 propag iing The Cnratlan religion among the
~ terra nations
Does uo. .his circumstance suggest that Chris
tam. may Nlt bee 80 we'll adapted To tho Mon
roll % rtre .+tl burst However that may be, /
look upon the scldil0 Of mis-. ipnares 10 CON
vert Cnlul, j }. 90. aud ludiu, NNd the Aoham-
mcdaus ui luINrr and Egypt 1s piece ( i'm
am T. coiF ~ u4 to E4Huululfm, Buddhism,
or NOLAN cannism. Would not we resent tnoir
cOnduc' "a, checktf
Wuuld 10 Mt bG better way r those Of our
race travelling In those couutiie-, doing busi-
meas Win those p1gans, soj iurnlng among them.
anj Whp aIe nt1"rWlse brought into contact
lhut the natives should be attrac ,ed to the re-
hri9n that lgOlucod results 30 ueW2n7 | am
told that, oh the contrary, the conduct Of our
represent alive, IN tue H. IT. as rule, has a ten
denj} 10 confirm the natives Ia their pagauisln
aud opposi on to Christianity.
NEW YORK, Monday CosMoPoLITAR.
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rNorrING on rnE R04p.


iug Ones Taken in.
The first race Of the season on the road
was trotted yesterday IA the presence Of large
number Of distinguished turlmcu. The race
was from Judge Smiths TO Augustus Sibbern's 4;
stakes $50; mile heats best three In hye TO
road wagons. The trotters were John Muir
phys =. z. Willie and Mr.. Roders br. .. Joe
81 rk, Tine netting was heavy. Previous - the
~ 1T Witie had t.e cat.
First ticat AT the word Joe Clark took the
le at. Willie haNinI urnkru up. Joe trp ted
steadiy aud uuoned eap of three lengths.
Coming down the nil Mlule went al IL rapidly
and they trotted neck an neck, when Joe So III
broke and Willie won by lcugth.
Second Heat After several attempts the
horses ere sent oil on even terms VIII" soon
broke and joe took the lead. Up the Mil he
opened the lgap ana was four n-ths ahead 40
the half mile lie neld his own down the Llll,
ans u the heat hN ten ltu-ths.
Third Helt-N lille went la the air, when
Joe rushed TO tine front aud keat thoro unit
within "a snort distance from the score, where
he 1T hi LEGS. an lnle, trl tilng al stsulng
it, won tue neat amin sle.t cheering.
Tue fourth heat Wu- very cNcilut. Joe took
the lee a al the word, when both broke, W line
cttcnlug his trot nr-t lie broke again coming
un the MI wuere Joe led hlm lOur len4ths. Goa
nearing the score lille closed up the daylight
tut broke agHin. just before reaching the score
both took "A ltte rum When the Judges decided
10 q dead heat.
Flth Heat-.Ioe flew on with the lead. when
they came NJ the Hill Joe WAS three lengths
ahead. On nearing tile score bpth morse
strained cV nv nclNe ; they were head and mead
Joe tnen made bad break, and Johnny Murphy
nded W lille a winner uf tue heat ana race u
gallant style by Length.
The knowing ones were sadly taken In viii
tho result,
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rnr HrnGErS rHEscHoo1s.
Meeting of the q. L. \. in the Rey. Dr. Bur-
churd's Church Last Evening.

Meeting of the d. l. \. in the Key. Dr. Bur-
chnrd'- Church Last Evening.
The Presbyterian Church of the Rev. DR..
Burchard. ia Thirteenth street. near Sixth ave-
nue.. was two-thirds filled last evening. The
audience assembled in response TO call for
public meeting Ia favor Of retaining the Bible
ia the pubic sch, OILS. The call was issued by
the secret orsaniz ,tion known by the mystic
letters go. IA" Members Of the 80. L. A."
d .sieuated by roseties on their breasts, acted
as u-ncrs, and tho pre.ll officer, Mr.. stephen
MUM. who sat in the pulpit wore an es eciay
large rose,to. y large banner upon which VS.
painted an American shield in red, white. and
Hiuc. and the motto, " Eternal Vigil ,nce L. the
irce Of Liberty, was conspcuoGsly displayed
Inc Grst speaker was beardless young man.
whose name was announced % &. II. Liscomb.
Iie spoke poiutedy and was the recipient Of a
LIBERAL allowance OF applause. lie said ne Was
IN favor OF keeuiug the Bible in toe puonc
people IN favor of its beng there, while the
number opposed was only uve millions. The
Bible has been IN cur pubic schools IN cen.
Jury exclaimed the speaker " and Why should
II te removed now
the IL s.. II. Crunin. VINO is small in physical
stature. hlt great in elnquence. then std 81 mis-
country founded GA the corner stone Of liO-
crtv. and We do not want cur liberty 10 nave the
birle in tle puolic schools cur, ailed. Mo ever
heard II thc biule causing any harm in the
schools The Bible IL acknowledged and quoted
from la eNefyt"Xt book, used IN oar schools IRON
the dictionary, wulch contains the word God
| to TIE history, eeosr4phy, and tue school
reader
lie Rev Dr. Burchard, In somewhat nervous
| ana impatient manner, brought the meeting I,
| what many present considered prematdr,
| close. He said the choir would sing the sword
| Of Bunker Hin" and the cuoir sang IN very
| creaitabic manner. Then followed the dOxologv
| Praise Gou from whom al blessings How.
| Then the reverend gentleman onOunced The
| henedictiou, and az he did So the big DELL a
| jefferson Market tolled the hour Of nine.
| IL Is the intention of the 80. L. A. to hole
| otAer simmer puOlic mee llngs IN TINS city.
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NEW YoRK. Monday. Jan. l0.-Receipts Of
hcrVcs ttdv and to-day were lhl car loads or 29O2
head, makug ,S2 for The week against 5p5o for the
previous week. The market hss been Improving Almost
daily the last i've and Cusrz urn to-day
advance Tor the week equal 10 w. n. Win but one
load Of IcN's cattle among the fresh offerings and
many thin aud rough natives the average quality
far The tops Of Che best drOves retgled At
lar13iAc. n to dress 81 ms to The gross cWt good
10 strictly prime steers al ilaN l2Act to dress o. %
81 rs. medium to fair DO at lui Sc To- ircsr 10 ns
cf5f and poor to Ordinary natives az d4ld lOc. 10
drcs. 80 rsetJd ms car load OF poor Cherokee cat
te "a cwt. mad to be sold at &C. ~ to urcss "a ms.
Receipts Of sheep ana ltmOs were "A car loads, or
500 head, making la,i9l for the wecA against llo29
Tor last week. The marNct not 30 nm Friday
ami saturday. anu urlces fraction lower, but
trade moderately active, ans the W utne OF Dusi-
mes arse Poor to prime sheep ranged from 4Ac-
to &C. D. extra ana fancy 40 sOidst tcM71Vc. =,
and few good and PRIME Canada and state lambs at
o. SIC. n.
Receipts hogs ca loads or 773 head max
ting 81 40 for the week, against S3 last week For .
car LOAD Of ONO cornied on sae alive SIC. n. was
offered hut pied. CITY dressed hog dropped to
pie@lOi4c n, aud Western dressed 2JO De. average,
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Mr.. ]. Il. Fellows and the Hartford Bank
Robbery,

To THE EDITOR OF TIRE SuN-Sir: My at
ention has been called to an article in THE sus COPIED
from the Hrford CoNfdRt Of the 9th inst referring
Of certain property from the banking house
Of W. l.. Matson Of Hartford In far that article
attempts to dsane my connection with the return Of
the property IL does great Injustice aud altogether
inaccurate | have no knowledge Of Who tbs thieves
were; have never received the slightest Information
upon the subj ct and therefore could hardly have acic
attorney for thcm have assisted IN cUmpUunung
afeiunv,
dlu receive some information from client which
thought inunt aid MIR. Matsou IN obtaining ms prop.
crty, and communicated IL to him. hardy tuink /
should have been iust ned IN withhoding It, laCtsd rs
attorney for no one, and received no comp nsation
from fnv NAV furthfr tnat aN the infntma-
ton had IN the matter mas giVcu 10 the proper
criminal authorities Of Hartford.
Very respectfully, j. Il FELLOWS.
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TechnicRlitics brushed Asidc-The Verdict Of
jury Demanded.


jury "'h"h"cn'
The Third AVeuue Rank cnse took n new
~ M -
turn Yesterday. MT Henry J." Ouhtoh hau ar
cupd that the statute Of 1857, which specially
.,, - 49,, ..,...t .,.,...,., 80 h,,,i, , ~ ,,,t,
pi"''u'u i"' vac p""' "i'"' VI ""'N N'"~
moking false statements having beeh repeater
hv the SAVINGS Bank law OF ISIS. the directors
~ =, 49,,
OF 'he lhUu Avenue savings DAM are "V' '"''o
To- prosecution. Mr.. Ashbci p Fitch, for the
pt.,rt,,-Att,rnev en.v,red MIR Clinton vcstcr-
day. lie SAID that the law "i 49, haNllH ueen
Tetnacted IN the law of $50. Il was evident that
.i. .tt1 ,. 10. ,,,S t ,artptt the ca-
-, ,,,l.-,'s ,,rfit, a. ,rt,4t vns an offence
49,, t., g.. i,,,. s-ts,. Thorn ,vas however. n,
~ IT,. 80, 49,, Ike t,s,,,t ~ &, refar-
nM,,l ,,.rii l.l,,m.,r,ts fnat me charrps
''','N w. -, ,,' ,,., r,,,t,,. a. an no SOC.
W.. ~, 49,, .,,.nt. 80 is,- ,cfnrrn, TO- rho d.
.,, ~. .,,,,,.,.r ~ p..l.r VA accused nf
't ~. ,,, ,f,,,,,. , : l.e and untrnn state.
.'E. lux c''v 'V'' ,' t,,,.7 % ~ H.. rViri ,vsUlfc
'h' "G'','4 Ti,, ~ ,,s st@nrd and vetiiei ha-
49, ,' ,'-,. ,,,. H., ,itf, a ,h An. or viii
.'.. pI,l. cd -t,t,tea ia f.'tul tho
n ,.I,. "
" '"- ,,, DID,, -. .
IT, ''l cN,cs ln MNeh ah oa'h on Rlul'N ~ i, ~
.fn.forr .1Ieoi. ana eyerv rtr. - 'car.i ..
af. Ufr D. tc,..- lu s.y .ut' it ful iu .".A
HrfNnfitr. ifW. .u.l nr cNrl no haNNh % .aN-
a. D. sworn, au tu i grlly o' p' jury i' certr'N 'i
ieNl s"r'iih-' ~ Ns' O. o. l,li,- q. ',, ' d,
! ..t D, J. ' ,"'v '.' , L', ,.' l.,, I, si'
IT. was IN cNidcn' shIt lne ueietdfslN 'onN "m
OATH TO Tue run oi f'NFiueh' III " C'Sc ~
wuith an oath MAS aDtHu li1go a"4 leYmred ~
law li lDilW unthNll1'u Nv Law. ~ must
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rwnLvr DoNDs ron $1,000 nacu.


On Thursday lat n messenger employed
hy Marx Go. OF 80 Fxchauge place losttweire
Union Pacific Rtilroad fret mortgage bonds Of
81 900 each while on his way 70 Winslpw, L nier
Co.'s clfce. The 1rm advertised q reward of
~ GV0, and on saturday evening Mr.. LJuts Marx
received an Anonymous letter telling him to call
at Chfi's oyster house IN Third avenue at three
o'clock On Sunday afternoon, and that the bonds
should be restored 20 bin. He was there at the
appointed time and after he had waited few
minutes boy handed him paper on which was
vrltton; You have got your partners with YOU.
yourself alone" he writer added that he would
wait for him in saloon at Fourth avenue aud
Fourteenth street. Mr. Merx went to that
saloon al once, and another note was handed to
him to the effect that he was still accompanied
by four men, and that tie writer would not see
him In the saloon. but would meet him al Broad
way and Eighth street, provided he was unat-
tended. Mr.. Marx then went alone. and was
met By well-dressed young man about eigh-
teen years old, who took him TO lager beer
saloon in the Bowery. and there gave him the
lost bonds, Tut not until he FIRST received the
reward in ten notes Of 800 each. lie told Mr..
Marx that he found the securities on the steps
leading to WinslOw. Laner n Co.'S Office. He
was, he said, a clerk in Wall street banking
house.
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transactions yesterday at the Exchange com
risDdior.,loturc sales by
v H. Stevenson, d. one house, with lot 2lA9d.O
soutn side llh street. 2oi feet west second ayc.ue,
,l9h50.
By William Kern ry-ore house, with lot, 9olox
100 D. norh SIDE Ff-slAtn street. 43jA feet west sixth
.ttA.H, a-ut ".
b b, q. l4Nrerce& Co.-One nulgng. with loi, 25H
90, nortu t.ae B4}ad sIeeL l0O7 feet east NhAsde
Btiret Nir 90
IS b. H. Lud4ow & Co. one mouse, with lot, lS.oX
uuc, $4,000.
Inc iul owing force osnrc soles were withdrawn
Prmss 3uD flsl SiNtleu street, until to a} JH IL ;
premises W Reade suoet, to Jan. - proRSry %
Twenty third and us enN fOurt9 -trtris ana eleven
avenue, TO Jan "a pruery On SKY nst street, east
iAe nrggvrty Nv snui6 siGe For,yslYtn street, weet
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10 their own showing the rifht to irtcrmeddle
with the appointment OF ldccs for tue ruf-
pose Of advancing their own utcre4tsf
Az opiors eCNNpAI.
when the CsntTot Lric J.ulIni ~ Colorado
gravel, chArro-. "a Vt did - So. ia-t suc, tunt
tbc ~ .Ie .r.uc,rdi iu tlis ltig |tgn So In
violation of law, aud iuuu tcs tna coir1"t mo
t,,s cont. 90 YEA the Judge. &c b. c.tt lulv time
for the judi " Committee e.. the II use "i
l{curc- emit 81 cs to Inquire irtp g. And n
hcur-t v,- at 't trc cu rge- IN Nle IN
the Department oi Justice h nl that any ir
M ne ninai-t upon. these charges r.. tua lc
D., 1880 & Dtl Hcu "N f4c rceu'u ihiht J.
vorr ed Cor ly tNe h.hn.t authority m Col
urgdn. II T. ev ade not tue. let q cuWpetcnt
uu.uuliiy decide that WV and relieve
fle cplnfrt e tic oliuW Of this &C. nd j. liut
10 clu DC proved that friend Ol lluuotCa went
to stree zee and Nrtuuif md assured them tnat
unless they coiuIroni. I'd a judge would Oe ap-
pointed who would decide the cases against
Them: that a comhlu tiun to cary ont the de-
sign had been formed at Washington; that
Iiunorc boosted tudt he had secured stones
appointment for that purpose; that McNurdv
made like dtciatauons; and that Logan was as
iudlscrcct "a is fellow cOu-piratuts.
TertitUual judges are removed at tho pleas
ure of toe President. There are in Colorado and
other mining re. ions vst interests at stake, and
ut is time to inquire whether the courts there are
uU.. tr the control Of 81 eCulative Ihited states
Senators and adventurous members OF the Prtsi-
dents household.
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Excitement an nIachwclr- Island.

Commission rhos. :. Brennan reported as
follow from BacANcis Island Yesterday
Al about T.. NJ as one OF the gangs we're returning
from upnrr u tue Island 90 the prison. sA 90
the bruke ant away. Inc alarm WAS sounded, ana
AT. lone chlht captured then about tue middle
OF HE island. one OF IN IA, John smith, assaulted
Keeper Iuv, all attempted to take his rev Oliver, nut
Fuy was too lirK him. tle struggle for tie
weapon SMITH received p-fol SHOT wurnd ia he side.
hailu. ed Keeper not to shoot we mad teui
dl rignt. THO wound wa. merely u'sh one, and Tue
ly.isln extracted tln bail. The names of the who
t,.guted a. escape orc: Ioun smith. sentenced Dtc.
H. tor assault ana nley; jlme4 oNril, oct l., I. e
urcrLA ia. Edwards, Au- -, one year, Tor MT
ana battery Jl eah N1ClrlrN, Aug. 49, for 'rc ny
CO.. But Aau % w. rs, inunths, Tor larceny tx.
ktuuruN. nov. Il, months, battery
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oORRnsrONDnyrs ANsWERED.
1. D.-Aopiy 10 The Lesisluture.

A. B.-Appy TO the Legislature.
J.T A.-No masks will be allowed
Teacher-I5aac G. Wright, Somer9, y. Y
Mechanic.-Wrte to the Government agent at
Port Royal
A Subscriber Tho Row. John Ankelell IL a1-
sistlt mum. err Of ~ IhupmH's Chur.h BE" lorA.
~ Z A. nsks to he Informed 49, To the cause
Of NJ, .er liNr. de.tn, ami also Il s remalhs VIII Ne
ttuutui 10 NrN Nur1, amt when W have uetu iu-
foNI ~ IA iuuiIs cunnrciion of Father Lake uilf he
~. Of noulsli ol .ue hcArt thut nee woa buri,a ma
can. iull ia Dc pput selected ~ uln7cu briufe his
az IN ana hat ms widow oIec'ed " the rvlaVyal VI
ale
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state bonds were AMI and neglected. the only record
ed salfs has ing ovcn n Sew lorS Stae - nouuy loan
rex ttrel luAt d.. =, coupon. lOtS and Tennessee
e. ID a. "A. a.. E.lho.d bonus we're .uoug aud
The principal iransactuns were A. fut uWsi
P4chc OF Missouri a.. Us l'do and Maha-h, 81.
loms division, OLA Boston, Hartford ana Ere lists.
AoIhwe,'ern con 81. rex. gold bonds $3.50; e." g.
an lnuAua lst.. luf NcM lufk central Isis cu-soi-
GATED. 100. Muwsukee aud So Pau f.rlus, "a NIL
waukce aud 81. Paul la crosse division. 97fk9,ll B.
Mllw nsce Hnd 49,. Pam, aud n. division. SO, Nj
waukce and 81. Paul consolidated sinKlng fund; SOLO
81. Chicago and Northwestern consolidated, To- )
Chicago and Northwestern Its, 1oli tmc go sud
northwestern consolidated coupon 2Nd huuls tG's4
Athe; Morris auu construction bonds, lliia LO
Docs bcnis. lu2 huuiual ana ~. Joseph rs convert
ihlr Sii llcAgo, Il lHla q ono fHC q. -, irt4
&C trail Pacnc gold ouuls. iO4af.sl lac Central Pa
cihr les, san joaquin ul.nN Do, e,.sa4 Central Pa
l,uhc hunds y, Western uion Irltgtapn coupon,
Nai4t mon l.crr ufile.t inAi 4et lnHlS Union
p,,ihc suAing fnnd VI .fAl sou rac De OF Kiss un
~ pacinc ~ Missouri lets. - 81 Louis ard Iron
Mo.utain lsts, pdt co.., Z. ami Indiana central lists
thl quincy and 10 edo lsts 40, AiCh ian OeATaI -,
lulls Canada southern lists, coupon, o..
ne opening nlsn 'st. lowest. AID s 4. NJ. closing
prlJes
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Making Divorce simple.

IIoratlo Nelson ol Glen Cove has published
the following, " to whom 1t may CONCERN"
"Ins cerunes tnat have ths DAY dissolved an rela
tons with Armada Ncl-lu, so thal sac may thNe care
OF lrr.clf lfd Iarr whom sac lVlsVs vii lunt 1895 M
tcrf renee ma her lhi her future husuand whoever
nu 3D. 3 f, nruNtl At mat mas threc clllir, Ia G.
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ArrI,ed-M MONDAY. Jan. 10.

Steamship Fieurs Castle. Shanghae. mGse.
Steamship ANNA IS rMldt, u4I.e.
Steemstip city Of Austin. GayestOp, mdse and pass.
snip Frollc. Manila. rldse,
snip Baltic, Liverpool, uldse.
BARK l.lyiua Maitiniqle, sugar, &C.
Plrk Luz. y ihia. coffee.
Bark Germans. Lisbon. mdse.
Batk NArrylt, Newcastle, nfse.
Brg P-rcrs. Ahcaute. empty barrels
Bris SuulyslIe. RIO Juueirl coffee.
brig Blanchard, Iao lntir9, coffee.
a sofnt usual river ana COastNlse vessels
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-11

me Amerlcal News. company nave sold two
asI ten d., + aad Ii - moi aclpY hand The i4Id
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~ you .Ne u alreaIy cot copy, procure Que. IL
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