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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-03-23
- S4gtR. MEAL"

We are sure our readers will thank Ms for
calling their attention to the very handsome
advertisement Of the Excelsior Manufacture
ing Co., Of H. Louis, MS IL would be useless
for us 10 try to say anything in favor Of their
great Charter Oak Cooking Stove. The very
word suggests the thought Of II well cooked
meal, followed by easy digestion, vigorous
health, and adesirc 10 have ana 10 dopleGty Of
real wo,k, to say nothing Of the comfort OF n
happy, contcntcd household, THE CHARTER
OAK STOVES sold by all live stove dealers
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-03-23

Docs WITH DEsrINY.-Thc Snug
cling Of lace is Il very important and in
tcrcsting feature in its history. From
LOO downward we are told that in Eng
land the prohibition Of lace went for
nothing. Ladies would have foreign
lace, and if they could not smugglc it
themselves the smugglcr brought it to
them. Books, bottles, babies, boxes,
and umbrellas, daily poured out their
treasures" Everybody Struggled. At
one period much lace was struggled into
France from Belgium by means of dogs
trained for the purpose. \ dog was
c%aresscd and pctted at home iedon the fat
Of the land, then, after ascason, sent across
the frontier, where he was tied up, half
starved, and ill-treated. The skin OF a
bigger dog was then fitted to his body,
and the intervening space filled with
lace. The dog was then allowed to es-
cape and make his way home, where he
was kindly welcomed with his contra
band charge. These journeys were re-
peatcd till the French custom. house.
getting scent, by degrees put nm end To
the traffic. Between 1890 and 1896, TO-
27S dogs we're destroyed, n reward of
three francs being given for each.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-03-23

Your valuable medicine Simmons Regulator has
saved me dnctors' bills often. | use it for eyorsthinG
that itir recommended for, and never knew itioiniI.
have used il in collie aud Gruhs with my mules n"d
horses. giving them about HALT bottle at a time, '
have not lost one that | gave it t". N"t can req"
mend il to every on" that has stock ~ being the hes
medicine known for all complaints that llGrsG- Ilesh
IL heir TO. h. r.. TAYLOR,
Agent for Changers nf Georgia. ,
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FOX HOUNDS.


The Iurl, Field and Farm Of Il recent
date contains the following
A friend in Virginia wrote us some
weeks ago in1uiring if there was any
wcIl-authcnticatCd records of the time
made by hounds over n given distance
Of ground, We remember seeing in an
old volume Of the English Sporting Mag.
azinc an account Of several races against
] time by English hounds, but did not
| know exactly in what volumes to look
Tor it, when luckily we applied to Mr..
Titus Eycrs, who, like Mr., Frederick
Rycr, is ycrscd in the whole range Of
sporting literature, lie ut 0nce refer
red IL to an exceedingly interesting ar
ticIr over the signature Of "Cccil,' in
Bells Life, January |, 1850, from which
We condcnsc the following: Mr.. McynclI
matched two fox hounds, Richmond and
a bitch whose namc Is not given, against
Mr.. I}arry's two hounds, Blue Cap and
WNntDn, 10 run over the Beacon course,
at New Market, for 800 guineaS, Mr..
| Iiarry's hounds were trained on 1iptrcc
Heath, Essex. The trainer was the IA
nous huntsman, VIII Train, His meth
od with the hounds was 10 run fox drag
ofcight or ten miles three times Il week,
upon the turf, during two months, feed
ing them upon oatmeal, and milk and
sleeps trOttcre. The dogs before start.
ing were in admirable condition. Mr..
NlcyncIl's hounds were fed while in train
ing entirely upon legs Of mutton, and
I ,r,r, ply,, a., li,I coalition, and ala, oil.
were seven to four upon them at starting,
chiefly from the proprictor's high sport
ing character. The match was run ON the
thirticth Of September by laying the ac-
custOncd drag from the rubbing-hOusc
at Newmarket tU%n end 10 the rubbing
house at the starting post Of the the Bca-
con course, the four hounds being immc-
diatcIy laid ON the scent. Mr.. Barry's
Blue Cap came in first, and his Wanton
Il very near second, the four miles being
run by these hounds in Il few seconds
above eight minutes, much about the
time in which an ordinary country plate
horse would I'M the came distance, car
ryinE ll2 or Il0 pounds, Mr.. Mcynelrs
hound WAS beaten by about 100 yards,
and the bitch not placed, as she did not
RIM her cnursr ihrourh. Tbrce srnrn
hor.cmcn started with The houuds and
only twclyc Iivcd ,hrn,,oh thn RIM VIII
Crime mountcI an tLr winner or -
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Chappcd hands. face, pimplel.

Worm, Saltrheum, and other %utaneous aficc.
tons curcd and rough skin made soft and
snoth, by using Juniper Tar Soap. Re care.
mi IN get only That made by Caswell, Hazard
X Co., New York, as there are many imita.
lions made with common tar, all Of which
are worthless.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-03-23
Names of the Mississippi.

Gen. j. II. Simpson has in his posses.
sion n manuscript letter, Of an old date,
addressed to him by Brantz Mayer, pres
idcnt of the Baltimore academy of natu-
raj science, in which he gives the names
he remembered to have seen in the
course of his reading applied to the
father of waters by the Indians, Spanish
and French. MIR. Mayer adds in his note
that it would he well to record them for
preservation, and probably to he aug
mcmtcd in rumbGr by other students ol
American history. The following is Mr..
Mayors list:
Indian namcs-Mico, king of rivers.
Mescha-sibi- Mcscha, great, and Sibi,
river.
Namosi.sipou, Fish river.
Okimo-chitto, great water-path Il
chacta name.
Misscc scope.
Mcact-chassipi, old father of rivers, &C,
cording to Du Pratt.
MalbOuchia, according to lbcrvillc.
French names -Riyicrc de st. Louis /;
river de Colbert Mississippi.
Spanish names Rio Grandr, Rio
Grandc del Espcrata Santo, Rio de Ia
PaliSlda.
The Venice Ptolemy Of 1913 lays it
down, or ut least marks Il river without
n name mt the site of the embouchurc.
Orbus Typus, ISIS; Pinedas, May, 1918.
Other Ptolcmys, 1925. Cobeza de Vaca
saw it in 1928. De Soto crossed it in
l5il. and died in Louisiana, on
the west bank of the Mississippi, opposite
the mouth of the Big Black river, May
y, lJl2.
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NJ HAS NO EQUAL.

Itiaaun active CATIINETIC, TONIC and AITER
ALIVE. net uuTlrnsuut to the taste, and leave. no
hASSITuDE or1LL EFFkITSRitrrl It h's % orAtcd.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-03-23

HAY" used DR.. Simmons liver Regulator mySelt
aud in my family tor years, and pronounce u one 81
the most satisfactory medicines thnt can w" NHrh,
N,il,irr Would induce me To. he without il anh !
recommend all my friends, If they want r. secure
health. L. always kcor II on hand X. l.. bi"tt' 'o-
lIInlns, Ga, Congressman.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-03-23

Its ingredients are ALE VEGETABLE. IT. al
ministrrcd without difficulty. 1t causes no repnl-
-i,cucs,, aud in no event inJuring the most dehca'o
constitution.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-03-23

nAYDs.-sov white or tintsi Bristol. 81 ot-.: 80
Snawrikrs. Marble, Rep. or Dams-k .35 ct.. 80
Gia-,. 10 rt-.; with Your name beautifully princeton
them, aud SO samples oft pe, agents 7rirc-list, etc,
sent by return mali on receipt II price. Discount g.
Club. Be.t II work. W.. q. CANNON, &c X neeland
street. Boston. Refers TO ). NJ. PErTEsGILL a 20.
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nnlI1lV HABiI CURED AT HUAE. 40
IUV publicity. Time short. icTms ulot.
crate. lob testimonials. III v ~
WI ASisA Of unparalleled success. Ie~ctihe
disease. Address DIR. D.. h. MARSH. QuincS. Mich
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on 4 DAY at hOnls. Agents wanted. Outht and
QlG terms free. Address TRUE Il Co., Augusta, Me
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A GENTS, the greatest chance Of the age. Address
"A with stamp, National Copying Co., Atlanta, Ga.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
COTTON MARKETS.

NorFoIE March ll.-Cotton strong Middlmg, l2ci net
receipts $40 bales exports cOaswse l44l bales Sales
l4l bales. stock. 1888 bales. ~ 80, -
GhIvrsTos March ll-Cot.OD dull Middlng l2lsc; Low
Biddhug lsr. Good Ordinary, lOc; net receipts 068
bacs Crcss 0T9 bales exports 10 Great BI1tan, l0ls
coastwise 364 bales; sales 800 bales stOck ffoz
bales. ..,,,. 90. ",
SAvAYSA Nh. March 11.-Cottcn Grmi Middirg l24c Low
NoCing lie Good Ordinary, 9SIc net receipts, 4Sz
gross 562 bales exports coast"se 30 bales SAFES
So bales; stock. 4l,IJ2 bales
WiIMISGfoN March n.-Cotton steady; Middling 12c.
Low Mddng llc Good Ordinary, 92c. net receipts III
bales exports cCGswse 534 bales sales 2i6 bales Stock
PHILHDRlPBA March l1-Cotion firm: Middling. l3c;
Middug 12c. Good Ordinary l0'4c net recepte llo
beles; CrCss, l2O heles .,,,.,.- -, -
l2c Mddng, asoll SC; Good Ordinary lOsGlOsc
ret rcceigs 73 bales ecepts l3l bales exports 70
Britain, 200 bales; coasJwlse % tales saes 40
ST LOUIS March ll-COttnn frmer hddinR, l24c; Low
Middlng IL Sc; Good Ordinary, Sasc receipts 3s bales
spments ~ bales sales 133 bales stock a3bi Dalcs
LOUISVILLE March ll.-COttOn trni MidtlllnS II Sc
MOBILE. March ll.-COttOu strong; MitGIng, l2%c Low
Middng as.; Good Ordinary lOhc; net receipts
76 bales exports cosstBe 23S bales sales 2OOO baes
SRyy 0RIFATs March ll-Coiton and strong; MD
ding l2Lc Mddinc, IL SO; Good Ordinary 9'sc; net
Britain S025 bales TO France, So bales 10 the Cont
Deut tS72 ba!es sales 1870 bales stock c36 bales
CHARJEsro March 1l-C0ttOn quiet and firm MiGdhng
Mddling. l2c.; Good Ordinary,
pet receipts baes saes 600 bales stock, 2U6l6 bales
MENPHs hsTch l1.-COon finn; Middhpg y Ic;, re-
ceUts Liz bales shipments 4OiO bales sales 22oo baeS
ClScISSAn March lI-Cotton firm; Middlng 1890 Low
Mdding II Good Ordinary 9'ic receipts Las bales
Shipments l796 baes sales l30 baes TO splnntls' IOo
baIes. stock POPS bales.
Boston March iI-Cotton pte&dy; Mddling, 12sc; low
MGding. Good Ordinary. lOEc.: net receipts, 219
bales; gross, !. 80 bales; stocs. .12s bales.
NddIiug i2c Low addhng. III 2c Good ordinary 1C'sc
receipts 1853 bales; sales, C5l bales.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

H;ERrOoL, March ll-l2 30 p m--CotiOn Is active and
huGcrj &,odng CIlands, usoL Kidding Orleans, Gost:
sc' 1900 bales including 1000 bales for speculation and
export Eeceps 500 bales of which 100 bales Ameri-
can Coz; 20 auiyc nm SaoS Of Mailing UylanGs Low
4Ldins cts" shipped February (prr SAIL 65lsd DO do.
Jnno AMI auy delivery at 6ii1f.
L'Eaft L. March il-l:>O ?. nI-CO;ton 70 arrive licd.
us.ii al so. hltdf IinL Low Mtdlng clause, March
sI Apr cry al U1szd do do. Msy and june delivery.
o. el ai~ Sscs u The AT b9isf; sales 81 MIdlng
PHalN tOH ANung Ciaust, June and July delivery, at
, also saicS o. the at OtSl. sales OF Aifdlng
40 0Ss1. ~ ~ ~ "
ngsroO, March Il-2 p I.Of the sales Of Cotton to-day
ovHS bales American.
L'EsiOO- March 1850 p m.-Sales Of Middlng Up
"a T. 'c.'oi 10" acug clause, March and AIail delivery,
g, ,-lSL 10 90, AlIll and Mas delivery, at bs,d
'hHfot- March llt;i5 y. n.-CotiOn 10 arrive strong,
S1 ~ upsald tendency sales ~ MiCdhLg tplands, Low
1llE Clau., Nay and June delivery, 6lsgd do, do,
"gat si0 July ooiyGy. at t7sed.
LOS4' March ll4Z; Op. nj niied states bOnds 1868
Ten foltes, 1889 New ftyes, iUbi Eio Hallway
'-sfe, li's 10. preferred SO.
tof 5sc. ~ -
AoNo'N. March il-2 p. m--Unts' StS'Ss bends, Ten
1eS 10 Aew lives, l5J- tTis - Say sh3r s. II =
1870 March ll-Sds y Di.1h- snount 81 buifon gone
% vac Bank Of Euglana balance to-day Is $4,000 faris
~I'lets qlyic Icn.es 6tf COS.
OIL sD1s haSyh iEyening.-cOmmOn Rosin 5i3 Lrseed
NPAse. Aarci lI-Exehange On London 25f 21c. for
l6 lGtSf0Rr March u-UneA states bonds, New Fives.
AAnEEsP, March ll-Pcgoleum sOf for pale Amer.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
9teamboats ano Railroads.

LYANIA THE
i GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL
ROUTE from foot Of DesbrOsses and
EIsess for Harrisburg Pittsburgh tho West anl South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached $50 H. and $50 p m
F"r tiHamsport and Haven (va Philadelphia and
HIe r. T. Dv connecting a. Corr sad ET s a. mn M con 1Sr
az CORY for Ttnsye Petroleum Center and the OIL
for sIlnore Washngton and the south Limited Wash
g5i a. m arrives Washington 4lO p m. Regular at
$40 a. m, ana p m :, SUNDAY, . 2 M m.
and D. m Immigrant and second class. I .. m. - y
., $50 $40 $40 {I. i50 i:56 J. $40 so, 6Io G2o
Csc I, 750 ST. 10 Il;SO p m, and IL night Sunday,
7is 49, H. 52 5 \ 5tS 81 sc Y sgS Is
$50 $50, Z. and & &s:i0 y NJ m1.,o 10 ION .
ssS sGr so, En9"S go T. @ @lS i95 80 lo GI a $50
SR M Sa4 i u 3g@6 sands and yo1t S3 5oS GS and n 70
a. 70; lo SS Ns h2S SSsicE 1Sa S and II H. $40 $40 $50
o.iS p M, aud II night sunday =; ni
For Easl Miistese II a. ~ 1, t SHa s;Ig p and M
For Princeton, q 40 = M l2'SO ~ = 4lo t, aud 7pm
For Pennington $50 J. IA and Z D. m.
For Mercer and s3msiss Ban M and Camden 7,o and
$50 a; m, Y go z "a. I; o % aaS abd y ~ Iiiepm
For FaTmI nsdaie and sqnnn, 7:3o a. m, aud p m -
Fr HgbtateWn FemDerton and Canden Via Perth Amboy.
z3% T y rhtstowi IT, and TembertOn via Perth AHboy,
and 80 m Monmouth Jnnct1, pnury sbs and 1890
% day SIs an and rPs aaor aaS eao % Sl, NY
syS sS, s,S ana ao ics5 S Ioiss sInas rsS iisf
Si9, 74S % IA IA s2S @ iSzi iS2 m suna 0-O o-
Yicte, cices 626 and 9i Broadway NO. Asor mIuse
ana p1 and Nos la m is udsOnst HOOOsen
E%srsnt Ticket once NG yn Agent
TRANK THOMSON, General ManageE
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
rcrs 0net at s2s for eavy Mes. Lard quito, at lsaal4o

Pork quiet at s23 for Heavy quiet at 13'sal4c
cSS %S aS Sn wheat
F demand %Sr nnd r 81 os mng Mas N dS s
@ G9n % IA and Sn p fair se GsmaSG NAV No. Sai MaSd noS
aS arm S5s f S5 and s sRfGrSSS s
- TO- PORK steady z5 SPOT ss22 so
My IGEd s'RSTsk S sTa ss shade 10 awr sno no
@ Clear 6 and Clear sides oa d29lg & , Whsoy - & o.
SSo O9s s SS. STH GSs o fo bs
S snS Ser aai AZ - os 20 corn sasier at Oats
quiet steady sales at S1a4oo Barley dl and nominal
}ot SS nm c BID sr$a sg Gsssa cs ay h
ana clean sides ii sisc ana Sc Bacon qUst bat steady
WSisy s @ and n fair demand al 81 04 Butter IS siSSy
and qlehsngsdo HoFs3 offerings nsht qgS'y p9or SS. ON
Fair Medium Heavy, IS ioSss IS; receipts 'ie ship
March 4 Fl , GgIss gPfhanga GS hesi 81
DoSinay steidy no p Frcsa as &c Data inactive nom
Rs6 RR6 sSy sisSsy NS NS SSa Spring f s6 Mi 3 april
Gc No dc 46c Rejected FTesh $oc Rys @ 9T% @ No S1cr1
2GoOO bush. Wheat shipments-50Oo bbla Flour $1,000
March Potroeum nominal a; ISc for for
@ Snfd @ sn9 lo Sr CDS aTS a ~ 5 G Flax at
81 40 Flour quiet holders moro anxious 70 realize az current
Family at IS 75a$6 90 Pcnnsylyaais Indiana aud Ohio
o0 az - 2y % an& b6g gh in 3Iass s reoSf Peyyana
Red 81 lO Amber 81 AZ Western RED s. 0s Wie q sgS
s6c sail 5Sac Old wGss Goc, stcsmcr, 59s5e,sc
finn Mess PORK So 7JdS2S. Beef Hams S2JQ$26 Smoked
Hams l5dl6c. Smoked sides l2i2Gl5Ac Plckcc ~ ans
lyGI3sc Picked Sides 1912 2c Lard 13adl4c WHISKY
held at Western Choice grades Butter firm Mednn
dull; New York and Bradford County Extras 3odStc:
do Firss 28d32c; Western Extras Z3G5Oc 90 i1fs's
2542scn Rolls Western Extras 2GG29c; do t1rstS, ZIG
2Ic CLOce stock Cheese firmly held NewY oTk Fancy l4c
DO Prime l23,dl3,c. Western Fine l22dl3c Eggs weak
and light demand Pennsylvania NewJersey and Deia-
ware fresh Ice: Western DO, l5dlGc. -
ST LOUIS March ll.-FOuY DUH unchanged Wheat dul,
Dropping; No Red WiE;er, 81 4Sb. cash. II AZ March
No do 81 33iad$l a. Corn frmer No :, Mixed 392c'
cash Sg7sG4Oc March, A01sc April Oats duh ~ 80 2cp
cash. Rye drner; 6Se bid. harley DUH unohange wills M
Nv steady unchanged 81 06. Pork easier at 81 TO- oe
uvcred Bulk Meats steady unchanged bacon
Lar uOnlnaliy unchanged Live Hogs
steadr unchanged Cattle very slow prices unchanged
Reccipis-S Flour 200 bush Wheat 10000 b9sh
Corn 5000 bush Oats 6O0O bush Barley, lOOO osh hSe
25S Hogs, 13 Cattle.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
6teamboats ano Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
- -ALLENTowN LINE A 70 1T TIE =, WEsT,rasssnser ao.r
s6meFSio with soaih Branch r g. AZ Hampton Junction
and m Rs asS a Division S Win LeS Vssy Raros
Direct line to aIisbarg PtsSErgh and the west also 10
central renn'' WfNTEE yiG;f I ARGANaEMENr
s TS for Gason Ses Bero BetSsaom
Bail, AnsntSTn Mauch Chsnk Tamaq ramanend. wilkes
9i9sm-wyay Train Train Tor tSr PaneilSp IN, r,.
atJaneton with Del Lack. and West h n .-''
ssSn % and e s'SS 'ss ss
Tor GraSh Ch3R TsTS3s i0wan2 "esare
I0d5a m-Eay train for S;ln9ryilo and Iemingtoon
Mauch Chunk, Tanaqna Mahanoy city Hazeton Wilkes.
barre Reading Columbia Lancaster EphratA POsville.
245 p ni~ExFREss for Easton. Belydcre Bath. Msucb
Chunk, WIkesbsrrc, and scranton.
$50 p m.-Way train for Dunelen.
c6Gnk Connects at Junction DEL Lack and R. r
sSS %-%ay fSr paaois% s~' raaon srl.D,ov,
Msach Chunk hunk % WEe56arc TcSaaSa heaa aud Harris
6so p. m-way Trail for somOryilIc.
80 80 p p in-%ay ram Tor somervilia
Sso SsS = !. 1h-FSs @-Way 'Ss Train i.r semeryins.
120P EoS HR,a6c, way az sso Gas, G$5 Z 7so 7s ss
go ESQ 1915, il;i5 ?; M y m l24' I 2oS ass
go T. ilo $50 $50 1880 iiy lEp Pm snr, an, rn.
H. p. BALDWIN, General Passenger Agent
NETWORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART
~ FORD Il. R--NEw.YoRK AND NEW HAVEN DI.
Passenger station SSS7ofE Grand Central Depot;
trance Forty .second-st. - - -
Trains for New Haven leave At 7i0 tAcenl s99 tsIs
(Acc'n, tExl 440 and Sis Qoca Erb 0 thIs and ~
Fol South Norwalk. 7.io sos, e:O5 I9 m, Exl
22O 800 (Ex 440 5l5 $40, G55 10 N For stamford
7;lO OS, OJ, 10; 10 l2 l. 2;2n and ZOO (Ex).
S5S 4Go LAS. 6i5 $40 :Sj, 20 O. To- and II 35 m
81 via Shore Line at aud 10 ~; The 500 n, II 4
90 and and 10 stopping at STANFORD NorwaA spa
500 10 and o. aud 10 m at bIidgep9rS tpa ne
B05 and m connect with trains 90 onoiS snnscs
vision Providence s.O5 ana y. ~ c1nnsos
with Shore Line Division Norwich ana the Newhavsn
and Northampton H. r. at New.Haven. and the oo2 IN.
and p Newport eoo 10 and ~ noSn s msa, con
meet W tn uectcut r. II at springhed ahi IA
for Montreal The 800 m and m connect WIN Saa; as
1auck H. X HOusaonc r. r. q. Bridgeport The oOo
m ID aud m. with Danbufy and Sorwalk at South
Norwalk aud the 50S a. I, and 440 p m with New
nnday Boston s Trains at via Springfield at 10
T M Cars Day Express and Sleeping Cars On
Hlsnt be- purchased Ticket onice OF Company
nsn,t or nj N \. Transfer Co.. 3tk
3raadxsy and No CJurtst brooklyn. who wiz
aiso check baggage from residence 70 dssunanoa'
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13

tbsPtsJo, March li.-le0rpts-FoaI 6lOO DOls; Wheat
SsSo BUSH Com $500 BUSH oats 1900 onalAl rye
rV busb shpnoDis-floUT, G.OOO DDls; Wheat, $4,000
eess Com 22 900 bush Oats n 900 bash; Rye, $500
@ -Four quiet and steady sales VI U0O b5s Wheat neg
Oats retailing a. 80 e4Oc fTOn Rye inactive
isJ eol sass Of LOO bush Canada pTigate teins
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
CoRErE MARKnrs

ldo JANEIIO, March lO-Cohce market animated prices
s % good tfss IOOe $50 rcis foE 10 kiogIammes tx
'4sahgs On L0AdOn, 25.
sAos, Aarca 10 -Cohoe market very quiet prices main
hea Good Santos Zoo as 100 vis for ~ kiOsrannes.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
Steamboats, ano Railroads
ERIE RAILWAY.

FIRE RAILWAY; ,,r,xr 81 Train. IN effect Nov
and Chicago Day Exgrs DragiRsrSqm 5 com
Coaches to Buao and Sleeping Coaches 10 cleveland ana C
lots m.Express Mail for Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
Sleeping zach TO pension Bridge.
p N. Daily - racdo EXPRESS for the West sleeping
nau Cleveland and Che3S9 without change alSo Hotel DIN
Trans leave Chambers Depot N. w. for Newark, CAS-,
s sSS lqS sS4ay Io nr r. s ab @ asy ang ef I'M & n $50 @
Rltherfnrd and Passae l5 73o 10 M ~ noon Id
$50 81 10 O a. @ 81 iS $50 $50 li5o m ratsrcn s45 So
S 5 80 l5 % ioso o iiso ~ SATURDAY night;
only at ~ midnight Sundays $50 95 10 a. m il5 $50
ii$oP n sunday, $50 10 a. $50 Il:3S m. Corn:
Sursb 80 O. iCi5 q in $40 ssO p sundays $50
MaSk mHGags $50 @ a. M 40 Goshen e @ 7 S p . % loi5 % $50 i5
45o z u sGnGay. so o 10 n M r a @SioTH 30 10 m
M The NJ d 1na 80 @ Tqi n G pS Sn Jsrv
1880. 0, lC45 a. m, $780, pm Sundays $780, 10 a. n and
pm NORTHERN r. R. OF -.
as Ii lHpys t ETsas Enssrq5 $50 fG & R rf9sS1a %
53o ESQ., 730 and saturday nights only al llSo p H.
SSs NanSsi spring wa yaey ley and Mon.ey sl5
says n T a on sScSs sSSs q m nS Rs
lenyg or qs9ge hoar oa 1yc % mo G S1
with trains leaving Chambersst at lli3O p M ana IL md
and r apaTtnons In DrwPg @ Ing room and
Sleeping Coaches can be obisne and orders nr the
HSs 80 i6i 52S md So roadwsyi COdrst Brook
h.press pre- trains from the Vest arrive NewYork at 790
q. ui., 1:til hnd I:J5 y. IN.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
trains viii leave Grand Central Depot; III, ,,
90 A. m. Chicago and northern Express win drawing
10 20 a. m speca hic1so Express with drawingroo cars
70 Rochester and Buiao -. r,vu.o..
III 90 A. M Northern and Western EKPress-
m, Express, Win from New
YORK 10 81 Abaus arriving az Aoutioal at . % D. M
m Express with sisoPnS cars ior mstcfto"n anu
Cauanaagua. Also, Montreal Ns lIattsol .., o.,
500 10 m. Pacic Express Day with sieeplns cars ior
Rochesier Ninrara Falls Buffalo, cleveland ana Cihchhau
Chic VA ioth =. NJ.
400 fxress VI ~ seel lor -Aip""S W ''
Way Irsins as per Local ilin0 e Ill. KgNDRICR,
General Passenger Agent.
DROVIDENCE AND ST0NINGTON 8. 5. Co.
IL Between NETWORK and BOSTON.
REDUCTION IN FARE
BETWEEN NEw-YoRK AND PROVIDENCE TO 80.
BETwEEN NEw.YORK AND BOSTON TO 81
sTONINGTON LINE
The elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND, NARRAGAN.
sFT and leave Pier 81 North River foot NJ
Isy ST daily except sundays), at y. IN.
Through tickets . principal New Ensiaha points IL II
Offices state ohcos OF
Wasiroft txprces Company, aud Mt 3lv BrOaiway
PROVIDENCE LINE tdirect. - o- - .
steamships ELECTRA and GA La TEA lsave Piet 10 NJ H.
foot Of Parspiace, daily teNeopi sundaysl, n IN
ID rect communication 10 Worcester ana pointo DoyOni
FTeignis via either line takoa al lowest rat5s -,
l. W. FfLKIss. u. Z. Agt ID. S. BABCOCk. President