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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17
EXPORTS.


NEW YORK stsem.AipCortss hales seesA
1904 bid molasses 800 bbis rico
cotton hhds tshaooo 922s bushels corn in bun -
sSSxRx-Bark Prudhoe-l7ss bales cotton ~
KEY WEST AND CEDAR KEYs-steanship m
/ pahsnnock-For Key West-e6s bbls Aouf = =
beef Is bbis potatoes Is hhds talow no sks brn g
/ pkgs sundEes-For Cedar Keys-25S bbls h0u1 >
bbis Oh 2o7 sks corn 81 aka osts Il oks NEST laps
CORK-Bark Friednef-ls4s bslss cotton ~
LIVERPOOL Bark Ellea-2ssl bales cotton -
BRRMEN-Brig Chri=tine--eoo bales cotton ~,
HAvRE-Bark eiusto-l7os bales cotton ls,sssk
RyArAH ilLA sD--sch sonsr Richasd B lscss-s'
half bbls beef bills shoulders half bbls shs1k
2 bxs tobacco bass coffee eooO fses lumber ~
NOBILE-Schooner Rebecca-52 hhds sugar =
bbs sugar Il bbls molasses - bbls rice
half bbls -four bSls pork bbls beef bales Obas
coS kegs butter bxs bacon &c hams 81 pkgs sso
IMPORTS =
HAVANA AND FLORIDA HORTs-Steamship Tap
pal ann0ck-660500 cigars l56 empty bbls ! bA
LivkkrOOl-Ship Belle o'Brien-.ss7 sks alt (.
LIVkRPOOL-Ship Queen Of Nations-s0oo -
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. :
pOnALDoONvuLE--Stea Henry Tete-I4
hhds sugar sla bbls nolasses3 ain seed Gotten ssa
UPPER coAsT-steamer Mary Ids hhAs
sugar 2ss bba molasses 100 half bbls nolasses ana
LOWER COASr-steaner Martha ss hhds sus1
81 Dbl: molssses 3os bbls rice 81 SKIS rough Ees aaA
Lower coAsr-ste.mer 1.sssl-1ss hhds sasae
l34 bills malaesas and mndries Fss
Observation-Disclosures City Of Au&usta-
1s9 hhds sugar 53A bbls molasses Isl half bblA ~
laeses and sundriee 4
bales cotton sks seed cotton 3l3 hhds sugar l4ee
bble D0lAeaeo and sundries @as
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3 W Dugau-ll4l baleo
Gotten IS sks cotton esd and sundries
kOWBR COASE-Steamef EmmA-33 hhds OuG9
l8 bbls molasses 3Os bbls Hough rice 10 bbls 10
LOWE OoAsT-stsamer Eco Pazmer-lol ~
Fiee and sundEies
cotton 81 ake cctten sod u chs ased cotton ~
hide sulAr AZ hbls molaaoes and sundries .--
BATON eOU01ESteamer L. sic TAylor-3l7 hh1s
@gar 1888 bbls molss.es sks seed cotton and sun
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Donnally-s4 balss Of
cotton 80 an cotton SEED l53 bis noiasses hAM
bbls molaeeesl6 hide 1l0S bills uork 1881 skn
oosn III bhls wholly 700 kegs nails 615 bxs candles
wv o4s stefcn 'OS bbis spples and sundry produce
RECEIPTS BIZ RAILROAD6
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, Dc
cembor l6-4SS bales o0etou 6l8 SKIS cotton seed l7S
pcs meat m bulk and sundrjea
Nav 0RLkANS AND TEXAS r tILROAD, Do
cemoer 1917 hhds sugar lao bbls .molasses and
MORGANs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD. E
Decem Der l6-I437 bales cotton 7l7sks cotton iced
918 hhde sugar bAls sugar llA8 bblA 0laaees half
bbls molassos and sundTSae
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

SteamShip Cortes. Freeman. for New IorK
British steamship st Louis, Reid. for Liverpool
Steamship Tsppahannock. Cookery. 1or Key WEI
Norwegiaa bask Prudhoe. Petersen, for Bremen
Norwegian bark Friedliof, MOI theneeu. tor Cork
British eexk Ell.n. Hut 90. for Liverpool
German brig christine. Drees, Tor Brem0 =
Au.tr an bark 0iusto, C0lOmhis, for Havro
Hcho0aev Rlchaad B. teeke, 6ehrever. for 81a1an
Schooner Reberca, Parker, for Mobile -
schooner Exss lNer, Bottke. for 0onAccs
6TEANBOAT6.
Henry Tsts. Auoom. nom Denald0onvillo -
! Mary Ida. Ruiz from Upper Coast as
Martha, Basoett. from Lower COa1t
Isabel, DRY, nom koWer C0AAt
City OF Augusta. Chalet. flpm Donaadsonvi1h
! Assumption. D1lSeres. ffoU Donaldsonvllo
nv Dugan, Swain ftem Shrevop 1T "a
Rmms. canton. Gem Lower Coast sw
Rioo Farmer. Dragon. fr0m kaWeF OoAst ~
Less1e TAylor. Bruele. from Baton Rouge
AC Donnaly, Hart, from Cincinnati - i
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17
COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The sales to coy (uot i1cludlng 400
bales dHti nal YESTERDAY. Wh n the &C Of . ,l.s
1900 ba }, brace $500 bales, at prices re.
qniiing no change in our Quotstions. We give
also the fgales and report Of the Exchange, - be-
low:
AMERIcAN srANnARD Or cr Aas,rycAryou
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17

The Oh -rinks at the baeks and tho demand for
money outside was moderate 10 day. and nothing
60o0p8red 20 tnoi0Ato any mater 1ca choD e. in tire
market. We consequently continue to quote dsst
e1ass collateral loans at e0S p cent p annum
l discount other Grades as lo0lz: exceptional com:
! grade no1insl First elass NOR Ra2es continue
TO rule ~ uO- cent Annum. and second
Quite large bu, mess was done in gold at 6rmer
rates The NOV. nent In foreign exchange WA
modeiate, ont ~ def the conr OF g0io the mar
keS closes ~ . SieheamPrvvemt MT Do0est1c ex.
cha, g. ntlnu.d quiet " ssvtou. rstee Under
tno uIsetsseu GOMEZ 0I pOuticsI snaiis state
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17

-
Of other escul' nts and price, hru. Pot atoea
s's quot At % 25O3 So oniuns $500 50 p Dbl;
sonr kront 5000 y DBL; cabbages e708 ? crate,
and sls6aO " Io0.
graz s; the mark ie bare Of Them. Gray is
gu IT,, a 203c mixed ~ d4c; back II 04xc p ID.
STAR CANDLbS-0Ood supply " tn q lair de-
ma. hey are qu It. d ct IA cash net, and lake
p 10. SOD vs., ful weight.
PER QUE SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBAC.
CO Perqne in to carrots sails at 81 " ID. in ID
carrots 81 Us p b; in lib at 81 10 p b; in u
and \ b rots at 81 20 p ID.
hid y Bu.ers are not willing to purchase ct
IS - tive. Country green are quoted at S01oc; dry
sailed l4hc; Dry fiGt Il kc p b. In cty slaughter
Gales are making as follows: Steer hides, over IS
lbs. loo; 70 to 81 lbs lOkc; under 20 lbs 10; COW
sldes 81 they run The kPs ao TO a ibs kips
prime yellow, 3sc p ID; OK horns. each. &c.
PECANS-GoOd supply and moderately active
Texas are quoted q. IN 0skc p fb
EGGS,Larxe stuck and very tic, le inquiry. West
POULTRY-Are dull. Western grown ch,cfens
sell u IS Young do e303 50; ducks e404 50;
kees+ S!0!0 turKeys SlOOl3 p dozen LOuisisna
grown chickens g. young 10 ta03 50; ducks ESQ
~ ~ ge e,rr S6 @ turkeys Se0l2 desen.
Wv VI of yesterday: 100 bis -four, ll0e bbls pork
422 bbls whisky, "a tierces h ims, caeks and 10
no4es bacon, 2A bbls com me j, 3A3l sacks corn
&c sacks ats 43 bales hay. 1853 hhds ana bbls
SUGAR, s6SI bbls molssses, 43l bills ,pes. SO bills
2O9 kegs butter 40 bbis beef 5923 sas ks COZ.
TOY seed and 245 bbls rice.
EXPORTS OF PRUDOUH-Exports since our n.
view Of yes erdy: 325 bbls -four. Z casks becop
:, t =. lard hbIs Whisky 81 bbls corn meal
loco bels rice 3l9 sacks COT. O. 10 bbls app,es 10
b0ls potatoes aud - sacks sail.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17
RESOURCES.

The above statement, comp red With lat we~k,
oh0Ws lees vsriAtion th4n in the week before. tbs
decrease in epe Gle end loans being light with only
moderate Incl oase in currency, AID . mofe liberal
increase in depositA - .dsh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17

IMPORTS
+ HAVANA AND FLORIDA EORTS-Steamship Tsp
pal ann0ck-660500 cigars l56 empty bbls ! bA
sugar cane pkgs ciearettes
LIvkkrOOL-Ship Belle O'Brien-3ss7 Sks salt
LIvkRPOOL-S Ship Queen Of Nations-s0oo -
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
nrn NnIEs

Etaanucl NJ Obreht Of the firm Of Ohheht
& Well was arrested Saturday cbargc oi frautu-
emily conccaIibg property Of Tho firm o. prevent l.s
passing into the hands of The a-rlucs- lic Ur' cN-
nnailon tcfore United 7tate5 Commissioner Osboru,
and gave ban is - 900.
A motion 10 remove Joseph J. O'DouohuC,
appointed receiver Of the estate o. the late Judge Nc
Cunu in suit brought By James n. Gsuo one Of the
executors under the WILL against bic coeXecutois, Judge
McCunns wife and brother. wa adi Iurncd br Judc"
Douohue 90 Tuesday ngKt. THE motion Dr. made on be-
half of the d.fcndsua and they claim that the etnt"
has been SO managed by thc receiver at, though tLcy
arc the chief lcgatces OF the estate They have received
nothn. They charge also tat the suit Of cir cOct-
ecUtOr is not IueritOllOus one.
Last Winter Lesley c. Weston, while walk
ing ON the platform of the Ncw-York Elevated Railroad
at the lower end Of Grecuwlch-st, fel tie ice and
broke his leg. lie brought suit against the company
damages beng laid At 81 OGO and verdict rendered
u his favor. The defendants, claiming to have d-coF-
cred new and important evidence mo'cd boo the superior
Court, before Judge tedgwIck for q new iral. dc-
cisiOn wts ndered Saturday denying tr motion ou
tho ground that the fcrdnt- Dad voluntarily rui,
into the trial, without srkiug delay ou account ui tho
absence the witness they now want examined, ana
tho evidence s not Of Gun ,icHt weight o. grant
Il uty TlAl
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
ruR rnY GYMNAsrs-

Further testimony was taken on Saturday,
before Mr.. Sinclair as referee, in the proceeding uy
Alfred smith the children taken from him az
Po0glBeepNe by the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Children Repeated objections were taken 20
testimony by MI D,ladeit the counsel OF the society
but Judge DouOhue directed Ga testimony So hc taken.
subject 10 objection. John Il. Murray, the manager OF
The circus iu which Smith, Lon. performed, tII.d
that the children not oytrW Hrhtd, V'r, never u
danger sud were Aiu3iy treated by Hr. Smith. Other
Witue-s srs gave similar testimony. W. J.. RAYMOND,
counsel for She British Consul explained lis connection
with TIE case. Jo-eph bunoruc, Tie r4,7t ~ tn ius,
tCs fled that lie had lcsr kindly treated iy ST. ~Wh
and sometimes got little money froin Lim to send tn
Li. mother His father bad not bean Kind to him. aHd
be was not sorry leave Llln st De Cuholr Irotcc
tory be eaid Dc had -rcu struck viii stick. j. I,oW-
Jenkins testified o. tne workings Di tfc society ANA
the matter WAS Then adjourned 90 tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
DFnIsIONs- -sElr. 80.

s,,,rsue Court CbqmJers-Ry judge WestbrooF.-
Edcco - al agt Braud-oid,t aI4c l'n'. hgr H. lt.e
sny agt De GratA notl erAoaon dsniedi seo mro'
IEdum.
Si,peyi5r Cour,-SpooiaI Term by JUDGE Van
Vorst-Ihc Hopkins ana DcE'Aaon Manufacturing COMPANY
i eIatol and cause -et dow. last friday Of oct'per
~ Do appcaiH and submits 10 cEa''n 'n M"n'', D,
a. u oc,oct D. ana nR q" 90 so's % 1l aSs' S cr n AZ
Extra allowance OF 1--WE per cent eaHed ~ dcicnent An
taxing approved Joi6e agi sarnriaaler NO lid.
Jdl5@tf S@afS 6rteId l fT ai min Ecs neor id1,p
in ue matt, o. le p ua,n %. , ",
Eng at Erpele ct al.-soo memorandum.
By Judge sedgwick.WoftOl at. lIe @e"hofk fitfi'l
grounds tirt the defendant wrnt 20 rim y"n,,at ~ ~
weight 20 call ior ncs trial.
Meisc .J Jq4gc NJ Siaoeim l, on
F' '9S @SI5 ia, 81 oese ." 9 DO rs1od % io ,ii % ~
5irii t a. Sb Z" { NJ We , iy @ , ,Inird
the oer prayed or &C. IIYllnd. Motion for at
down for second Wop6sv octoGty Pr fTI Gbycr al
seeolaace With hereby granted Win q % co,t- 10y
sisnted fhisn at the cci aa p PsiioS 10maa''y
stand RelioSS sSi I'M o i's ] ]o9@ ho,"ios ,"'& PIT & ins
Ht-2o.ln' W. @''Hoe moe fildie" 70 renewal J"nc, afs ni
5' 40 Costs sI-o4 granted order Of arrest vacated Win
on grel' ast Noofs j K Fuons 10 ieceyeT
a
e'i..tl .5ukI lnng Go. ugt Vau Bolcs ugt
siui'li Hr'"' aki hreeulgnhf ~ rr.utrd Williams
ag Dlyca.-MIuon 10 strike n,aer as slam ri.AeG
IiGlng aga. hfoFh Ingas agt BeonaaI Notion 10 lsuss
bhe,,oa' sdIn'a & WiiIhs IIhs 2gl NanIr Miller ag. Fried
Olcn alt. Banker; Srluttecht egt uouests.. ro. ,r
ferris Schultz agt. Pafser Hall aef Wev,r. N1i,r gg
van saun Evans agl CifAIO, .scvc0ubg Nsr.
dcIe granted Crk afL johnson Order granted Wolf ap
AbrllaHs- Notion grantedi attachment yseated viii s6
COsih.
] HurrOGqtes C0uri-By SnrrOgatc Calvin.-Esfate of
Theodore booksretuon hed Tor letters esinensry upon
the will u Theodore Bro deceased. upon p1du, m o
only cxcmlfcd copy thereof same blyng been admitted 10
prObafa iu Che Republic OF iranco order
said viii % probate VIII Of personal property and fat let
togtancntay issue 10 the residing i
o. Hewfork Estate OF Heny L. Allson- orders entered
assigning TIC Official bond Oi the ADMINISTRATIVE
Estate Of Harriet iewtsOfuer entered dlsni'anr an
proceedings herein tho consent Oi the patos interest
without costs Allowance expenses 10 elmer
Of Henry BranerAccOants tetoi and allowed ANA
sign6d held that proper iOr Tic Surrogate & pas ulsn
claims agaHs tho executors TOT service rendered " teas
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02

The first of series of Union Gospel
services ives held ycste day at Cnokcrins Hall The
meetings were planned by George ". Weimore ana the
Rev samue. Colcord who took part In the Moody and
sotcv meetings M tho Hippolrome last Winter. 1t Is
INTENDED 70 continue The meetings during the Winter
with two services On Sunday and weekly prayer meet
inc nj, Thursday Services of song w1ll constitute
,,rIiuicppt feature of meetings At the opening
..cos ycs,r,lgv morning selections from the Moody
and S4pGey sOns books we're sung by tho cOneiegdOn
ia Lv "A 1oir of 900 voices, under the dirtcIou OF
1l',rjSs / Gupp A short sermon delivered by Mr.
Cncoid nom Inc toxt First Corinthians, f. %: But We
,,r,.Ci C1,r,st clqlCed' The Roy y. Dewitt Talmage
ureachcd at the afternoon meeting
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
rvcFssIvE ALLowANcrs on IlronTa

There were thr,e suspensions and one re-
nova. Of damage examiners In the APVrair- Depart
ucut Of this port l,st vce-. Nj Kelly Was removed,
aud MessIs Farniam Hamilton, and Hog'rt W'fo sus-
pended. II Is understood that the removal and nepcr
gons wCro on account OF ALLEGED excessive allowance ~
damages certain lois Of tobacco, carfa, mating ard
nfc-c-a0scrs. il is also understood good authority,
thst Bistfict-AttOmey Bliss has obtained indictments
L.aLu.t ono gr I--la u ~ u.r..u- Ll L---A--L
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02

Sinclair Patrick i eOnous assault and batcry; wfh
liam Sherwood Oeorr Leitch Louis Drocier James Mar
tin James Campbell James Wilson Charles Cole John Car
digau, William Ross William Doyle burgiary John DpnoSan,
Charles Wilson. Maggie Rogers, rand larceny; Gsorgs ~
Norton petit larceny Ann Tracey, tisOrdery Thonas
HeusOn, assault and battery
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02

EsrAMEyTARY OBLIGATIONs.-'Cute Littlo
Girl (who heard conversations between her parras
OF the Ike impOTO Uncle, hays yOu made your VIII -
Uncle (staftled) Eh o. Cute Little Girl Cause
hope you haven't forgotten my dolls l"-t Punch
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
Union co PEI SERVICES.

and that which science never anticipated, Whom to kno7
e. life eternal.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
CALENDARs-THs Day.

the administration Of estates at such Chains are not con
tests claim within mtanng OF the statute See opnion
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02

e,rREuE Er-cHAInERs-BARRErT.J J. =
First Monday motion calendar. . -
ID y. Il. DnA and DANIKLe. ~.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02

- RIVER RA IEOAD.-AftlI ".. Z lc 1876, through
tfL.us WIl leave Ul.ld Central ucu.
Northern lttss WIN liiaNlng
tnrOuLn ID Rochester . z AlDan-, ~
IU.Ua ul. Sie. iel Chicago TX Win dta" lHg-roOD
% Rochester, iu.all. and Ma ais
100 %. m. Mort! aud WestCf -Auftss.
$50 b. m. Spt, =! albany. NO. 2u0 western E1presa
CotrC,ts East albany with nig eApr IS iof tt west
400 D. u Montreal Express wit seeglI gears rom NeT
YprA to Montreal .lrEiug M lg-. r = 81 - 2. Ii
GOO p u. Express with leeTiuccars ff WeertoNn ali
CauaUdi. .Gl. Also fOr Montreal Via Pl@it urgt
N:.Op ia Pacific Express daily, With sceplnefts 10.
Rsshester N!sru. ais Buffalo Iev snd. LJlisl i. and
- Louis also for Chicago via both r. = u. c. fOad
100 ?. M, Express with socpag,ars - Al0uuy, snd
TROY. -
Wsv Trains per Time Tables neketo for sale st
90. at IL Brns.sv and al tsl,4Sy Express O. Dfct,
No Park place 6j All 9I2 BrUaCwsy NeNNofE aud SsJ
LYa.,to,fon- Ir,akIy-. {. B. AEtktR.
General PASSENGER AGENT
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02

- FW ROUTE TO OSTON.--BOSTON AND
~ NEW-YORK AIR In p, - mi 70 'hortT then clg othsr
ttaf ugnccH' scctc. me sst c0lrgT06l riding
Nefk4saEa. Expr,Ss train, cave Grsad Central
j., pot loc MiiGirown, Nilmanuc Pu' n and Boston ~ IL
Tor worcester and Boson 'cNo- f1gs OF cars az
Nitflef0vu ~ 3 2. IN.
ASK FOR TICI.FrS VIA AIR IMP.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
srEW-YORK. NEW-HAYEN AND HART

n EN -1OEh, NEW -liAN I'm AND UARIf
~ FORD r. r.. GW-YORK AND NfN-IIANEN d.
VTSION-Slmmrr Arrangement commencing JuEe u. 1870
Passenger station New.YOrk, Grand Central Depot,
trance on Forty so-,rnd ST. - 49, -
Trains Tor HewHsyen leave at 7lO (Aee'a> 900 tEn6
900 lAec'ul ii q. N. tEN.h IL y tAccut tlE-b 80
(Accn) Oiv), 4A0 snd oI5 focal E1)9 t-z, aud ~
For South NoraAl1 go sos, 900 II a. Ei l2n (IEl
2.O s. 10, $40 5i5 545, $50, y 70 p m. For stamford,
7.lU sos, 500, l0iO :. n, Il p I'll, - $40 800. AiO.
Boston Express, Springfield. AZ 800 an1 II e. NJ ana
o. u. shore Line az ! aud 40 mi the cp' = ~, L
g. 10 p. nj. stopping at STANFORD. NorTaik- and
SEQ IL o.. Q, and 10 a Al BTldsefert. Ihe
sos and D connect with on shore Line III
for pru1.G"Hce and the Connecticut valley az
:. 4, brook. Tie sos A. N. and 3 cOnnCcf WIN
Shore Division for Norwich and New Haven and
Ntrhanp h. r. % New Haven, and The bOJ L. and p
Newport ~US II m. !. and ?. Trains on
with Connecticut River r. r. springfield. and
Montreal. The SOD and D. connect vim Maui
gatl, and Houss onc h rs. Bridgeport Tho 500 NJ
and /, 3lj $40 ard p. with Danbury and HorWalk,
SJli', NOr'yak, and the sos l, 4:4o aud 80
with sew ana9n r. II. at STANFORD
sunday Boston Nal Trains at p M VIA Springfield al 10
?. Via Providence.
Night Express Trains. oo,-- 81, -.
Grand Central Depot ~ offices OK \. y lrssf,r o. w
EriYway YORK. and No. COlrtst, oSlyn, who Nll
ais, check baggage from residence 10 destn- ion.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
NNSYI-N ANIA RAILR0An.

L T. ] J.. =
ROUTE trains lci,c NewYors Desbrosses AID cort-
I.rTcss tor iArbl,s Pittsburgh the West south.
wits Pullman Psa"e Cars attached. go ~. ard $50 p N.
ESr "hns%sP6 Sck Haven CORY and Ero at $40 aod
$50 p m conncc,nga Cory for lusyle Petroieam Cen'
Tor Baltimore 4shneoi ana inc segth " Llt'd M M4sn'
$50 M arrives at Wsshnetou al 4lO p. Regular ~ $40
d. FIsS @ tS 1r 4 Pm bdslrhia 49, $40 $50 1880 2ios
B. O. $50 p NJ and ~ niEIE @ md Anon, ~ a + Emil NJ
F@I FGT 9G easSSs ss2Si Dot 4 $40 $50 $780, $50 n
~ %, 3 aud 8 D. M sunday a. n X trnslg. leave
4il $780, O. 550 AID 705 p m On sunday 7'2o r. H. and
For For NsgarH @ o st = i6 a6 a6 So g. SEQ 5S6. go 525
go l. $50 si0 TO- 1850 ~. and II Eiga' sunday.
80 Tor o. .H Hi,abct6 c q, $50 T. 7ao $ 10 Il an y NJ
i9 40 S SS tio @ 4y n ~ and aud & s n Ss T. s9p5ay "a Cav
500 $50, 7, and $40 p NJ IA . IN II ,, .
10 For a FahS3S 3S 49, 40 tS 49, 10 & 5 5i6 P g 55 o. 66
$50 Ia p IT, aud ~ mgEt SUNDAY, 5:@o $50, ana v u.
For Woodbridge Perth Ameoy, and South Amboy' and 10
o. a., $40. $500 AID 90 p N =, %, o ero .to .9o
e.iS 7 ,. M 10 aad Il ash& kGndsy, p N
For Ninsson ti,s and R'cEy Hd, ) 80 m. sud+;lop
For erincsfon 4 s:41 a. ~, $50 p 4l0 and p
For pSsrsye .9d 9fq ssirdof "a G mo NO. and 4o p H.
For rlemasoR s'o a ni B1aaeh aaa a. d. ana D. m
or yTonio Bcrdorown Burlington and Cam en-, $50 and
go a. 49, w. l3io 5 ~ :; n o t4o aPS aR p aGlop M
For Earninsasle and Sgga3 G ma m via Pers Abo
. 20 D. M ana via Monmouth juno, ~ 4:lO 0. ~ =, -.
lSE ep "a Is wa ss6 M5ISnih Tghcon
' TroS , sntyei IRON PitIsburgh, 62o and 1880 u
eIeept c Monday From Washnstou and Baltimore 65o
to 3lf os snS 20 sGo 6 B. nj 70 o iio iI5o a. u slc $50
gi5 5'l0 6o 60 81, 40 SO 80 sso s9S ,nd l51 To- D. M
Ticket oiees $50 ana gt Brosgsy No. 10 As'Gs onr
su LIZ ans Nos ia N . and is Hudson st. HoOoken,
depot Jersey CITY, Easasto ekey oeee RsenS
FRANK THOMSON a. 1erN Manager
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02

Il Moore aat Briloni.
Is. .Tullmadgc agt SpOifort
l6. DUnpil ast Eric Kali
way Go,
II. Parker act. liarrs0n.
~. Ryan agL The MAJ OF,
&c.
10. .liagaman agt. Burr.
90. EInste.n art Chapman.
2l..Jessup agt, SIoarer.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
.TnSON RIVER ~ NnONIIGHT-

4 z CITIZENS LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR Troy,
SARATOGA. LIKE CHAMPLAIS, LAKE GEORGE,
THE ABIRONDACKS, mon TRIAL, and all points North
and West Fare only 30 and reduction 10 all points Ibs
eleriut steamboats, Of this Line leave DAILY saurays
ceptcu at n 0m Per az, Ncrt luver foot Leroy s-
connecting morning trains - Y Central Ifnssei1sr
and saratoga troy and Boston and connecting rFoslA
Through tickets sold d baggage checked 70 destination.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02

Ayp, ate from OrGers.
lying agL Marsh.
.. Neiieragt. McDonouRl
3 Doe ct nj. agt parraBh.
]. Randall aat Duseu-
bury. trustee, SC.
3. Herman agt. heagher.
q. .Farrrll agt. Van fuyL
7. Wright agt. Wright
- S..iIeseman al. oani'eh
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02

Noq-snumerated Notions.
1.-The Mayor, &C, agt
COITel ct a.
2. .Muller agt.St qusa et ri.
8. st efel ct al. az d. strauss
et al.
4..Wertheimr agtStIauss
et al.
3. May and anO. agt
Strauss ct al.
6. MAY and anO. sgt
strauss e al.
7..HeWlett aeL Wood et al
s. .prOuty agt Inc Mtchi-
gan so. aDC y. l. ILE
Co.
0..Pr0uty agt. The Michi-
gan 50. and \. l. X. r.
co.
go. Marshall agt. Macy
aud auO.
10. routv AIT. Tho Lake
Shore aud ii. 5. X. X
Co.
II. .Prouty sgt Tho Lake
Shore and n. 5. l.. h.
co.
IL. In matter, &c, OF Zbo-
ruWsi-i
14..J0ncs Il al agt Butler
ct al.
10. Jones ct al. agt. Batter
tt al.
&c. .PalcD. Iec'r, agt. Bush
nell.
Il. Bauko' ihe Ohio VALLEY
Of Wheeling, ". Nap
agL Ec,,cs.
l7L2..Empire Building and
VI. ~. Asso. u. aLO.
agt. stevens.
1S. Peck a1t. PcC@ and ano.
19..NoitOu agt. MukiO CT
a.
2O..CuttiHg executor, agL
Schwart.. ilnpId.
21.CuttuC. executor, aEL
SchW rtZ, lupid.
%. Cutting. executor, agL
~ChN artI, luurld.
%. Cutting. executor, agt
Schwartz. mpld.
2t..CdtuuC. executor 3BL
schwartz, imrl. II.
2J..Cuttiug. eACcai.r aES
SCuWdItl, mPiG.
2G..CutIug. executor ait
Schwartz, mpld.
q Cutting. executor, agt
sCuVutl, lmuid.
%. German AmLrl.<d 4iuk
arj. Tho MoIt, ltm
CgIl Go. 90 aI.
2q..GCimlu AWcuClu 10 hs
agt The H.tlsi0u ull
FHra Coal Ga. e., aL
80. .Iiaficm E3uAz z-D Todd
Sl.GhfistnpIeg Aud Tenth
ht H.. D. Go. .-t Cen
trI trU--'IsN o. n. X.
Co.
80 Union Consol Mn. GO.
o. Tcuu. agt bath
ct9l
SO Pws, 20 o.. rE'rs, a-t
c. vc1InA rt.L
81 West ae- NiDArr-'n
pU' aUp.
IS. Tie Pripi, oNrul. clay
Ton O. The Jr-.,es
,I tllc Marine Court
80 Richardson oct. tIHE.
90. .1ItIsrG-uv 4g' CARR.
g. MasiIsIi AIT. hHr.t
Hg tuW.tttr ~ iifI'ry. &C.
so tghouU- srt. laiUlt.
81. .1IUNt.Ia-f. \.u -i'ien
Of Ii. tAfs
42.IlHs 90 sEt Nan -leiDu
cfai. ,I'I7
f3. W. rIl. EfsI..N.t aFt.
It.ifs uU0.
a.. GGl aCt. 1H' t.a-rtitn
~I'HEs lu-;.
40. IN matter, &C., oi NE
Guardian saving
iuat.
SO. In Uatter, i%tY ~
Moore.
4...StW ry art -. ofG
et aL
a.. STANLEY act Wu04
pI .4
80. Stanley agt Wool
90 aL
90 STANLEY arL Wood
rt uI
Hl..Targ.rf srl Perry.
o. Iasllrf -l;. k'rt
5S. National l.lOtcr.' lem
frIl I'u. .ri. ItifIfr.
-. narHrfl Flt Benjamin.
no .la matter. &C. vt Pos.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02

~. loHtllNA ocI Iit iDNAh VI tlalcs
nnnhe myself lu 10y ignorance and believe when 10!
hith eXals me. feel thar this II TRUTH the eternal,
~hsihg truth. 1 somehow TIs0 above my former
tlon az part OF tuls dying world and feel every
Itlb 70 Cod Tor, 70 many believed IN Him gave
ioHef 20 become the SONS 81 Cod Paul represents
Z '~iuHhg philosophers ~ "Ieeling after God, II
~ might hnd Hin" But lOi {" He II not far
ry one OF U.s." lie has reached 10 US, and In the
MS Eternal Son, lie touches us. Simple faith
uat ths sci5Dce Of the world has been rom tbe
AK Fslnh inSalTing Tor. TIC kli0wledge VI God,