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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-30

Is kept for sale at the Following places:
EAST WALLINGFoRD-A.S.Mah dealer In dry
goods, &C.
LuDiow-sherman Bros, drugs, books, sta
tionery, periodicals, &c.
BRATTLEBoRo--E. j. Carpenter, books, station
~ periodicals, fancy goods.
bRANDoN-C o. Dyer and q. G.. slason, books,
stationery, periodicals. &c.
MIDDLEBURY-W. Seymour Alden, books, Sta
tionery, periodicals, &C.
MISREPRESENTATION Bros, dry goods.
BRIsroi.-Hiran Shattuck, paper and station
cry, blank books, dru gs, sc.
FkIRUAvEE--F. ii. Carpenter.
CAsTLETOE--Rice q Co.
WEST RUTLAND-C. j. Gilmore, general mer-
cbandlse.
PoULTNEY-W. w. Hubbard, books, stationery
periodicals. fancy goods, &c.
NORTH BEsNINGToN-Henry Morse, newsboy.
WhLLINGFoRD-H. p. Morgan, station agent.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Smith, Mewsboy.
ARLINGToS-H. S. Hard.
BESNIsGToE-T. j. Tiffany, periodicals, paper
and stationery.
Misunderstanding q Co.. newspapers, pc.
rlodicals, books, stationery, &C.; A. r. Howard,
depot restaurant; GLOBE contingencies.
RAILBOAD5--On all morning trains leaving
RUTLAND
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-30
The machine was worn out.

Whyp Not because 1t was not well built,
but it was wrongly run. Thousands of
men who have run down long before their
threescore AMI t, n years are accomplished,
might have been renewed into spiightli-
ness and vim if they had tried the well
known PERUVIAN SYRUP, which contains
among its compounds the Protoxidc of
iron, so combined that it assimilates with
the blood and invigorstes the whole sys-
tenn. This syrup has proved eilicacious in
thousands of cases, and will do everybody
good who uses it. All druggists keep 1t.
aug2Sd&wlw
The Morning herald., 1876-07-15
The Secret Of It.

|bere's werd in our Language, . word o.
which ic Contains the great secret Of world
ID y Es who will follow the pathway il
viii escape much of sorrow and worldly
rouud this great symbol, the wondrous
ro amsient Inscriptions. no mysteries
,,t open % and plain as the book we call
rs III htis is powerful helper. this simple word
"wOrk."
ow many there are in our towns and our
who "re very reluctant their fingers to
rho are are willing to take any genteel posi-
But turn turn in disgust from the very word
me s, few o the multitude may be success
eut Jar greater number will certainly
Dd MANY man will turn to the ways of trans
nd some will find a home in some prison
or jail.
ke God who created designed us to labor,
Ee gave us Il1power to WORK if VIC would.
,d If we but strive to accomplish our
mission
Eucr-ss Will attend us-cur work will be
good.
But He will sustain aud help us to do;
lars RAY be consumed in it ere it IS fin
ished,
But cheerful endeavor will carry it
thrOugh.
ZEN up and be doing, life's moment
are precious;
bur time will be short enough, brief ai
the hesi
|il on and remember our work is before
us,
NheL 1t Is completed, then we sh Ill fi1d
rest.
ess o.. to the goal there are others
besides u.s.
Ne shall not succeed if eur duty we shirk;
the prize Is awaiting you, firm, noble
toiler,
10 brayely. Increasingly faithfully work!
The Morning herald., 1876-07-15
PHILADELPHIA MAkKETS,
Stock MaFket.
Philadelphia Trade Report.

FRIDAY, July IA. CottonIs in limited re-
quest, with small sales Of middling upland
and New Orleans at 7l54@l5c.
Coffee-Prices favor buyers. Sales of $50
bags Rio at l4A@l7ac: so bags Laguayra at
l7Mc. and SO mats Java at II 70. gold, Sugar
The market Is without features OF special
interest; holders ask 811S@854c. for fair and
good refining Cuba, but refiners views are
not over sss@S5sc. Refined sugars are very
strong at ll1lc. for crushed: lla6c for granu-
lated and l0Ic. for A. Molasses. The limit
ed receipts combined with the advance in
sugars have caused; an upward movement
in the price of tt is staple, which is now
fully Jc. higher, with a good demand for
desirable cargoes which are scarce Sales
OF 760 hhds. Matanzas at Sc. for SO test, aud
l93 puAcheOns Port Spain at 3Sc. for soc. for
81 test, and sos hhds. cts. Havana at 36c. for
so test.
The flour market is dull at the decline
noted yesterday. Sales Of 900 barrels, in.
Guiding superfine at $s so; extra at 81 25:
Western unsound at $5 50; sour at "a; Min
nesota extra family at $5@5 S715; Pennsyl-
,vania do. do. at IS 50@g6 q; Ohio do do. good
at s6; 3l,O)0 barrels City Mills do do do and
BrandyWine on secret terms, Indiana do.
low grade At IS rs; and patent at 75O@S 90
Rye flour is Steady, with further sales of
$50 barrels at a 25@D4 50 Corn meal is Gui.
ct: We quote Brandvwine at - 10.
Whisky Is scarce; Sales Of Western iron
bound vt u "a, 7'1'
The Morning herald., 1876-07-15
Our MSssSatsss,e POstor.

"When the band begins to play" this eve
ming at Chadwick's Museum and Ice Cream
Garden, 2O7 West Fourth street, take your
company and enjoy cool place. Their
nometer low.
How sad 1t is at this season to see man
looking back upon misspent life to reflect
that he has no relations in Philadelphia.
Edward H. Hanf, makes jewellery to
order at 152 Fourth street.
Everybody seems to consider himself a
kind of moral half-bushel to measure the
worlds frailties in."
George Finck manufactures q superior
broom, aud sells them at very low price
by the dozen, at Northwest Corner of Sec
ond and King streets. ,.
Courting couples never enjoy the sunny
summer weather as they do ethereal spring
and golden autumn.
Turkish baths are just the thing this
warm weather to keep the skin in healthy
condition. Drs. Lutre and Bissell, 1913
Chestnut street, Philadelphia are experts.
The "least dress" for the "most display"
is the pin-back, remarked lady to gen
tleman yesterday.
Ship your freight to and from Philadclphia
by Bush's freight line.
Charles Gunner was great man, but yet
he was amazed beyond speech when told
that hops didn't grow in Hills, like pota-
toes.
Coal per ton, egg and stove, $6 s.; nut,
Sc 90; q cents of for cash, at Mills g.
Combs, Fourth and Spruce streets, or at
Seventh and Poplar.
1t takes one man half day to wind up
the clock in the palace at Madrid. He can't
complain of not having slime" enough on
his hands.
Have you seen DeWolfs prices marked in
bis window for making goods to order.
Danahees shoes are the cheapest in the
city. His place at Seventh and Poplar SITS.
is well known.
1t is no compliment to man to say that
he is "level-headed." A London doctor
says that belongs to the half-witted people.
Daily and weekly papers, magazines, sta
tionary and base bali goods Ior sale at
Ryan's Centennial News Office, COZ Market
street. Do not be afraid to send your orders
by mail. They will be strictly offended to.
'T hear you are desperately courting the
chambermaid," said man to his servant.
"That is my business" Was the reply, "but
hear, too, that she favors your attentions"
That is her business" "But do you know
chat shall instantly put you outside the
door" THAT is your business"
J. Wesley Canary has just received large
lot of trunks, which will be sold for less
than the cost of manufacturing them. Call
at once for bargain at 406 Market street.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-15
are taught; and her pupils are surrounded

Fare taught; and her pupils are surrounded
by the same physical influences; and whilst
she retains the most of her scholars, the pu-
pills In the public schools desert their teach
ers zen masse." do not know what in
ference to draw from'the fact, will not as
sert, for do not know-that some of our
teachers have discouraged the attendance
of their pupils, but such rumor has reach
ed me from several sources. / only know
that, whereas, In the private school pupils
attend, and parents request the continuance
Of the exercises of the school, the public
schools are almost wholly abandoned by
scholars. It Is a phenomenon which can
not explain and do not understand, but
repeat that, as it stands, 1t is discreditable
to our management. Whetherit is an exhi-
bition of want of Intelligence to advocate
keeping the schools open in July. or the
contrary, 1t is fact that this Board, almost
unanimously adopted such a rule year
ago. And it is known that they acted upon
the opinion of Mr.. Lane, who was the prin-
clpal of the schools and taught acceptably
for nearly twenty years, and who, at our
last regular meeting, reiterated his opinion
against long vacation, saying that his con-
victions were the result Of ample experience
CaIclully aualyZeO.
Mr.. Herbert called for the ayes and noes
on his amendment, and the vote was as fol-
lows:
Ayes, Messrs. Herbert and Maxwell.
Noes, Messrs. Cleaver, Hizar, Brown and
Challenger.
On Mr.. Challepger's motion to close the
schools for seven weeks, the vote was:
Ayes, Messrs. Oleaver, Hizar, Brown and
Challenger. Noes, Messrs. Herbert and
Maxwell.
Mr.. Herbert moved that orders for present
quarters salary of teachers and janitor be
drawn, which was adopted.
Your correspondent will close this report
OF the Boardiof Education by remarking that
those who advocated and approved Of the
acss''.-:--: If the Board, in crowding from 60 to
50 children, with their teachers, in room
heated by a stove, and ventilated by doors
and windows, which, In winter, had to be
closely shut, and now oppose keeping the
schools in operation with only ten or doz-
en- children in the same rooms, and windows
and doors open, upon The ground that the
Utter is violation Of hygiene laws, convict
themselves of gross inconsistency, if OF
Lothing worse.
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THE MARKETS.
fCarefnlly r,.portoi TOR raE rRnsJSy.l
Total RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
p,r North Rfrer yrSseiG aud Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

TUESDAY, Dec. ~, 1876.
AsUEs-Tero ory moderate inquiry and Supplies e
for Pots and 6ra63sc. for Pearls -. ~, .o
caaecd nj 3OGjsc Tor Western southern yellow no
arrivals q Hard styles excessive and
moderately inquiries prevail prices are consequently
steadily retained Paes ars slightly easier under tgn sup
sctye We quote; Pale q 81, ~ 7oSsS lI9rds uP5iyers
- 7Sds5 25j Hayerstraw Pay 80 s56s6 fTonts Si1on
ESnors isa@ SO Yard prices delivery included Sass
higher on ordinary, aud S5dSO on Fronts
Afpres Sre retained we quote Green Brush 7sSc
Green Hurl. Ge5 ne: Medina erecn SSde
figures NO quote: sperm, y D. CSC do. Patant aSc. Ada
nanpo l2Gi8 Ounee l2&lsGl6e; ParAnne. is, 3 and "a
cEN ENT-Therc have fair Of domestic deserip
tons and picss remain steady foreign have
tendency We goie' Resemble u l0ssl 2o Pcr ~ 9s
IS Kes1e's FfDe 81 75Gsi2
CHiCCORY has been quiet 47sc gold for German, and
coAI-Ihere HAS been continued dulness in Antlraoe
the full supplies npart week and irregular tone otne
Liverpool House Camel. sl5ds7 Lyetpoo Gas do. S09
si: Newcastle DO 50 GO scotch d. soaS DO Sean 70
Westnoreiand and West Virginia Gas s69s % CunDer
innd Sot and Brosdtep and Csared 20 aS5 20 asd An
COCOA has been quiet but firm at shc for santo
mngo 68leo for Gnaysquii iealsc Ior Caracas lSs
zoe SF S oo vas S i Sal Tsy $ to the
manes o. the supply Ro was quiet at ssns proes there
ss Mary ANN. a@9S bass ex acc and 1859 bags
fred private terms hsrs are Ss S
EcSd nc; DO prime l9sdisasj extreme range ia
sah9s fair to EGSd as Ss,sD 'Sy5 ss
itssisc cotis ,cs isiss aeIiean, i7Siss s.ysnils,
maics lbpsI7 ae Curacao lSaal6sc Manila l6hal7 he,
A o50PERhuIs sTocK-This market has eontnaea asi.e
i aasssssas s y so ' aseDs Z iss osdS5 fs
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LTrERARY NOTES.

ga Drama in Mexico is Jules 'VeInes heAU
,.,a 20 ne nus,assl,ed by sesibneE. Armstrong Va
Io,nos Miller announces for immediate pub
- - Arrsre,n edition cf Letters Of Elizabeth
-, Rrovnnr addressed r. Hengist Horne Win
comments ON eoieinlois 49, i,d Ri London in two vel
bend Mayer Aoeo' 20 NC
lanes Russell Lowell and Mr.. LOngfeiioW
hotb have poems IN the January number OF f"e A"d'
which viii appear early this mouth. MI bohgelIo"
verses bear the title The Herons o. s heS"s o, The
anttorss fptiowpOet lowell whose rhine " 1870
pages further ON. 70 some graceful l'Ftnu'S ~,
Uurd e. HoughtOn's December pubilcaelons wa,
embrace the first part Of "Tbe Wild Flowers %
gnnerh ouarto volume OF eolored plates a1er ura"
g. nv 1ssac surogue and with text by Prof GoOdale OF
IT,o,d University: q oBe-yolame edition OF saaers
a,h Rol,Iason's Diary t$2 50l, thus makins y S
able book Ct eg wake R RoSG With new chapter
and illustrations tue promised INDEX 20 YIN
mrs. % versde editions OF Scott and DE Quiucey, and IN
the Illustrated library edition OF DICKENS 9 NJ rai,y
non from the Beautics" IN the writings Oh dc Vhee9
Col. George B. WaTlng, author OF
,,ansr,s yo,,tionY and other well known works, VIII
~ begin the publication In ScriIssers Monthly OF Sc
es of papers Of special interest TO those Irving ID 'ne
oouatry "Farm Villages" will he the title OF the nst
Daper IN Which will be considered the advantages Oh
fered 10 farmers from concentration OF the ISct
Snd farm buildings into villages especially ~ al
Sr[n tie 6uliness and isolation OF eInOo
As efEordng hetleF education FOR chi,1re anu 1870
ne farmers hie mere attractive 70 tne youg, "a
y er will treat of the work TO be done by Nlilaec M
Tryenent Associations in tae haOeu u ,,rte
ness and good Keeping 81 streets, public grounas ~,
places Sc Inc furn sling Of literary 1r
planting OF trees, and like maltfS StIo ~ vin,r
ti sjvc cxnIirit instruction the means Iof eiNIh
aod sanitary eoRdtion the village and 70 tue county
House These papers will be aeeohpeI ~ col War
me ~ the request OF the conductors OF the 1oty ad
is considered by them OF the most ,
valuable enterprises in which the magazine mas 'e'
eagcd
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OFFICIAL REPORT OF AMERICAN MINING BoAK
SAILS.
Opea'nS IL o'clock CaU.
TUESDAY. Dec. l2-P. NJ.

TUESDAY. Dec. 12-P. NJ
To-day tho rumors current at tho Stock Exchange
were 10 the effect that rates had been advanced
upon east-bound freight to basis OF 30 cents per
hundred pounds for grain and fourth class, III place
OF the existing rate OF 20 cents to New-fork.
One year ago the rate was 10 cents TO NewYork.
with 10 and - per cent discrimination in favor OF
Philadelphia and Baltimore respectively.
The stock market again was exceedingly dull and
void of feature the total transactions aggregatlng
less than $4,000 shares, of which Lake Shore
monopolzed it's usual proportion of nearly 80 Dor
cent. Central and Hudson, after opening at 1919
1O37s made its usual dash 10 1919 aud then was
duIl at IO4 ls6IOf4. Lake Shore advanced FROM
5Gs 10 57ls returned 20 SOS, and then after being
eagerly bought ut 81 closed at 567s. Michigan
Central attracted but little attention between the
fp1ires Of 43GI3la and 42afr043is The expected
squeeze in Delaware Lackawanna and western
stock did not come of because, rs it is said, OF The
Ty,puxr,s premature exposure Of the intent. We
do not. however, understand that the purpose has
been abandoned, but only deferred; therefore out
side holders of the stock may yet profit by it, il they
will keep their stock ready for use at a moments
notice To-day the sales of the stock were light ut
7lLQ7lOs, closing at 713s- Delaware and Hudson
was duh at 0ll070i2 while all the sales OF Jersey
Central 500 were at 2il2 and 24as st. Paul
preferred, alter an improvements Oh = per cebb
TO 51Ss, fell off and closed at 51L, the
common stock being quiet at 19ls919h.
The North-WesteTns only exhibited their usual
dulFness in sales at 7s935lsa34a for the common
stock, and at 5sisa57si for the preferred Erie,
Ohio and Mississippi, and Wabash were quiet within
narrow fluctuations while c., c. and l. c. recovered
L. per cent of yesterdays decline St Louis Kansas
City and Northern preferred commanded the atten-
ton of those interested by recording the unusual
sales of 1900 shares at 27ls026l2G20ai. The
Investments Chicago. Burlington and Quincy,
Chicago and Alton, and Harlem-were from u to I
per cent lower Illinois Central being % better, while
Rock Island held its own at 9Ss409Sig@eS %.
Western Union and Pacific Mail were quiet and
steady, bat the expresses were all lower. excepting
wels-Fargo g. Co. The market closed with It's
usual late rally, which left the final changes from
tlie prices Of yesterday % follows: AdyaneesDel
aware Lackawanna and Western, Lake Shore,
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sssaseg ~ feet 49, S2T3s30 Molasses shooks 80 ines
with Heeds 81 9o6s2 sugar shooks with Heads S8 inca
AZ bOa 90 10 inches. 81 00dS2i Box shooks 7035<
Rum Shocks s.; Pipe Shocks, So 60d7
CORDAGE-he usual business has been Done at snnerss
Hay Rope, ice, n: DO. DO. i2threa1, lobe; "a
Rope Yarna i6ac.: do, d. 6thread and 8trssd
II 70 DO Whale Lines lie. Tarred Manila lztc,
lsfhraad, do 6-threaa and sthresd, izi; Tari
Ssal Iath Yarn 1fc Fine Tarred Sisal do IL Knsss
Helnp Tarred Cordage, 13e; American Hacked Hems
Tatrsd Coage l2c 1arrod American Lah Yarn lie Fne
do. do. lSiee .
COTroN-There modsrats business on the spot for
homo Consumption but other directions quiet asd
prices were unchanged. receipts the ports VEGA
1894 bales against 81 048 bales fs day Last and
3o2 balos last total since sept l. 2l2ai2
bas against SCI 40l bales dnsing The saae time last
saes 1893 bales OF which 204 bales last evening
incndny 1872 export 1877 for homo consumption "a
for specaon; $500 bales delivered contract TIA
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The local money market was active again to-day,
call loans commanding and per cent about All
day. with something done also at higher figures AT
tie close money was offered ut per cent Dis
count is as last quoted. The United states Treas
urcr at Washington rcclyed to-day Si0o,OoO ma
receipts were $500, 900, and internal revenue re-
ccipts 5000 600. The following ~ the Clearing
house statement to-day: Currency exchanges,
s67 Dos $40; currency balaaceSs ~, Sl6,bs0; gold
Exchanges So 1913, 751 gold balances 81 ,293, 605
Government bonds wero active again, with deal
ings we'll distributed, but prices were hrlnsr ny
reason of The SITTER tone of geld. We annex latest
street quotations:
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MICHIGAN Central. Central of New-Jersey, and st.
Panl. each ls Central and Hudson. Enc, Rock
isiand, Western Union, and Pacific Mail each a ;
Delaware and Hudson, 81; CT Z: and L =. ~
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, North Western and
Ohio and Mississippi each g; American ESress, 4 |;
North Western preferred, So; Chicago. nurlngton
preSS. each b; Harlem and United States Express,
each per cent. The following table shows the
RANCE OF THE STOCK MARKET:
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- cInsrsn rnIcrs on ruILApELPnIA srocKs.

The London market opened strong for securities,
but ut the close while British consols were steady
United States bonds declined about n per cent
Erie falling to 7s for common, and 10 Tor preferred
There was no quotation for money. Silver In Lon
don was up to 57l2d the ounce: AT Frankfort
United States yes were quoted at lOli2. In
Paris French five per cent rentes were quoted at
TO-. 80 sight exchange On London ruling lower,
25.l7. Foreign exchange was, reported q siaoe
iirner for strictly prime the supply OF nfsteiS
hills hem Larger selling rates are 81 81 AOS4 81 A
and 81 s3aSI s3ia; nominal rates below. Gold
was quiet but frmer, with sales up from 1918
were 40 s. and Der cent. The export elearances
of domestic produce from the port of Hew-fork
for the week ending tonight amounted IN cur
Treasurer paid out in coin interest $72 600, and
S(7 900 in redemption of called bonds. The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered; Gold
cleared. S2I 2lS 900; gold balances, 81 ,229,495
currency balances, 81, 1897. The gold quota
iions were a. follows: , ,o,,
-IO7 % ~ .l6I4 80 .
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Gouuirp propsrtn DO Get.

GGn MONTHLY RENT. Forty minutes
OO comfortable Iide from iAoerfyst eoH peng trunk
vcnt suburban Cottage esdrnre and Grounds house has
10 rooms large cellar beaten bot aDd cold water BATH
clOBei belle fc extra lnrge villa plot laid out I'm
d garden hhde irnl vines berries &C. location HIGH
well drained and healthy 10 minutes walk by paved streets
deOs stores at center Of Cy Of Elizabeth aud
minutes walk FROM station al West Elizabeth Nj
CeatTal Railroad. Apply at premises or 10 the OWNER
Room 2, No SnEeaust
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State bonds were dull Missouri plain rs were up
IN lO67s old 1ennessecs being ~ paid and bid. The
only sale of city bank stocks was Metropolitan at
l2:}. There was a moderate demand for railroad
bonds running In small lots, with prices about
steady North Missouri frsts were down 20 WIS,
and North Western coupon gold eonsos 10 5Isi,
ONO and Mississippi consolidated selling at 90;
sinking fund.- S0l.; seconds ut 40, and New-Jersey
Central conyertibics ut 7Sl2.
The approximate earnings Of the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas Railway for the first week III December
were .. .oo,,
is76 s72 7Si 1875. $685. III Increase. SCOTS
The comparative earnings of the Denver and klo
Grautle Railway for the month of November were:
1876 $50 207 1873 $3O4lO Decrease. S2u3
Additional earnings. Trinidad extension SIS559
The comparative earnings of the Michigan Cen
trail Railroad for the first week OF December we're as
is75 sl36 sas 1876. ...-sli6.s02 -.-s2l,09G
The following shows the exports exclusive OF
specie from the port Of New-YOrk to foreign ports
for the week ending Dec. II and since the beginning
OF the year: - ,S.s
ro, the ,v,s, .dfSsIiisls sdSsiiS'ssso ssSssSS54o
Previously reported 269,2sl,9So 23SS73sl7 2b562a616
Total since jan s275 s2S77s s24t04S97 $50 l9izi5
Price Of kold.....-.-" llIS h4S io'S
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Sire, COED ordinary Nddtns .llS
For future delivery there was fair business AZ Enehand
600 January 100 go I22sa:c 100 9 asse . SsSruS
iss.,c 10 lsisef MAY 500 lSSssC 200, isItci June
100 iSSsae; total, 1900 bales First ean5Febsary,
S Zoe tnsS' ssss ssS ' sssss4
January. ioi i3S,sc Marcb. 100 12See total 300 bales
sales today mp 20 m-Decembes 300 ~ i ,ss
400 i2s,,s 500 I2,se; 800 lsSc Febsoery 20 l2ss;
G.; 100 Ia2ss,c; 100 1880. March, 300, l2scj 700.
I2Fc; $780, i2s'sc LOO l27sc 100 lzs.sue; 200 H'sS
i$ssc 200 lsIge, eto iS.c oo MAJ 2eo .co Sssi lOS
Tols, 1890 bsies grand total 1900 balss kxch-$e.
I'd To exch. 100 Jan. for March.
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HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

BEw-YoRK, Tuesday, Dec r. 1876.
Below may he found the result of to-day;s
sale ut Arch Johnstons establishments Thirteenth-st
hetveen JJntyersity-plaOe aud EiftlAye.:
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SlalahiA.

IIE-Jhe general trade continues slow tne ssc srs
tue snail however, in fsot Che stee y % mote Dc
mo- crate this tact maintains high prices srd
nay NJ follows Rockand, 80 de0c bp igr ~. Tarsmoa
81 70 Cor Pinlshngi North hiyer. sec poh io RI
and 81 for Finishing. $500, anraee hsys
ZIMMERMAN the desirable lots ID Eastern 10 scseas
ready sale and fl rates are ooiaiasq; oerins iex
Ann, car,oes quud az Sit 600tlf and secss ssmN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-13
gouuirn Real estate for Sale.
Real Gsiate Go gtchanqe.

EXCHANGE for aforementioned FARM,
IL with stock tools, &C. between NeWYork and Ph1do
uha tor City Property consisting Of two desirable Villa Res
deucca 10 each, modern improvements s uated 1872
wsIlsf New York ana within e Of the inter
and Jcry Central trunk lines 20
Rzaleth and three miuuos walk from passenger station
the latter banked by paved lighted streets and IN highest
Clh. Lots lad out in drive lawn,
shade uii, 1OHers vines Dc; stable and sheds honse
prrmiscs valued $4,000 aud si2OuO respectively rental
va!ur, 500 per month Additional villa flos adjoining also
planted Uui IL desired Address stating particulars Of
cry Pos,-Oniec iO1 1884, Elizabeth. n. J.
rI'O EXCHANGE - Unimproved Western
LAND and part for UninCnmJered city property.
Address c. G. ~, POstomoe box 1873 Roodoat, N. "
QnTH-ST.-To exchange for FARM near
sDU New.York, two valuable PROPERTIES West 80th
ri, city rutland q WHITING, 3 Beoxman-st