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The New York herald., 1876-08-16
CHATHAM VILLAGE RACES.
cnAruAa vlLLAer, y. Y. Angus, /!

CHATHAM VILLAGE, y. Y, August Is 1876.
Fifteen hundred people present to-day TO Wit
ness the summer opening Of the Chatham Village Park
Races seven horses started in tho $3.50 class; best
three In Eve. mile heats. Result won the hrst
money Lady Emma second, Lady Burr third Time,
2.3.-2.sO-2Il.
I'm the 2.32 class Commodore Bsnbridee came in
nrst Bessie second, and Farmer Boy third Time
2:3S-2:31--2;3s
Tho 2;42 aud :35 races como OF to-morrow.
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CRICKET NOTES.

The return match between the Manhattan and Patsr.
son cricket clubs VIII take place o-norrov, the
grounds al Paterson, n. J. The Manhattan tcam viii
leave by the eight O'Clock train from foot OF Cham
bers street The team will include tho old veterans
James smith tcapta NJ and NcssrS Hosford, Grcry.
MAXIM, Hooper and jackson. The game will bcg,n al
The New York herald., 1876-08-16
WARWICK RACES.
WARWICK, y. y, August Is, 1876.

WARWICK, y. y. August Is, 1876.
The three days meeting ICED here to day.
In the 40 class William H. Dcebe was the ncr,
william c. Derby second, Susan third, Colonel Upton
fourth, Maggie b. nib.
Butcher Girl won tho three minute race, Ncwbrdrc
Girl second. Bismarck third Fritz fourth, Lady r.
nrh.
The best time made IN bc-h races was $3.50.
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THE FLEET PASSING PORT JEFFERSON.

PORT JEFFERSON, l. l., August Is 1S7d
The yacht feet passed this harbor at quarter past
eleven this morning. The Palmer led by three quar-
tcrs OF a mile, followed by tho ldlcr, which was half
mile ahead OF Drcadnaugh and Arrow. The two latter
were having close rub and the Arrow the best OF IT.
The pretty Oracle was not far astcrn.
Tho bulk or the feet we'll together and going
slowly.
wind light, duo wcs, Tho yachts never l,okcd
better than TO-DAY They had clouds OF spread,
some OF them literally covered up.
The wind has been very light, in tho SOUTH all day,
and nearly calm ths afternoon, ana the prospect OF
their reaching New London or Greenport by midnight
is decidedly slim.
The Countess Of Duncrn was not with tho nccI
less out OF sight astern.
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THE FLEET At SHELTER ISLAND.
MaxuASssrr House, SHELTER lsLAxp(
August Is, 1876
The Now York Yacht Club feet anchored this even.
ing on the ManhaLsett House, Shelter Island.
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CENTENNIAL SPORTS.
THE INTERNATIONAL ROWING IEGATTA-FULL
LIST OF ENTRIES FOR THE AMATEUR R1cEs

THE INTERNATIONAL ROWING EEGATTA-FULL
LIST OF ENTRIES FOR THE AMATEUR RACES.
PnuADELrnIA August Is, 1876.
Tho revised enacted list entries The amateur
races in the International Rowing Regatta on tho
Schuykil has just been completed II Is given in full
below. The sccretarys books Will roman open until
the 10Th TO entrance fee rom,,ances. SO and
no programme be arranged until after TINS date.
In fact detailed plan OF the will not be
up until the 24th, when heats aud stations will DO
drawn for
The name OF the Princeton College Club appears on
the official hst of entries below the names OF her
men have not been forwarded, ana they Will probably
not The names OF tho singles from the Dublin
University Club are not yet known. Their arrival from
Europe is expected hourly.
ENTRIES FOR THE AMATEUR RACES
iSrKnx. .rioSAL rouR DARED RACE
Elizabeth Boat Jluo Portsmouth, Va Dennis Ca
laban stroke, Thomas Gallagher q John Murray. !;
Peter McGrath, 4; Martin o'Conncr, substitute
Aialanta Boat Club, New Yors--W. H. Downs, l: (:
Ii W. Rodgers 2; L. A. Lyon, g. J. T. Eustis, stroke
Falcon Boat Club, Burlington, " IA Horn, l II.
McK1m 2; I. Myers, 81 J. Horn, stroke; Samuel Horn
and George fireng. substitutes
bow; q. A. Hunt; r q. Woodington; F. H. Deacon,
sroSe, r. q. woolman substitute.
Bcavcrwyck Rowing Club, Albany, n f-James l.
McCormlck, bow; James II McEnice q r. T. Cor
man. 3; r. J. German. stroke.
Argonauta Rowing Association, Bergen Point n. J.
p. e Eldrcd, stroke; Charles y. Dunbar; John Gun.
ster; Edwarc smith, bow; H. stephenson waite
Man Nat. T. lrass and ". 7. Taylor. substitutes.
Princeton College Club, Princeton, \. j.
FIRST Trinity College. Cambridge, England t'Biack
Prince'l-J 7. PoDrosc, stroke; g. l. ~ Mann. 81 W.
H. Close ?; J. A. Jameson, bow; +. walker, suosn-
iGte.
Northwestern Rowing CLUB, Rvcrdalc, lll-cnares
T Corning stroke; John hilorn, Henry smith !
Frank ". Montgomery. bow; James Jerome, y.
Wright, Peter Manning and W. B. Gurus substitutes
Eureka Boat club. Newark, y. J.-J. y Dung bow {;
/ W Ryno. ?: 4. louns. 3; j. AnGclnan, stroke
| Dabhn Juiversty Boat Clun, ircland--Gcorgc A.
Hicksoa- sroke: Crogar BArrneton; Charles d. Bar
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BASE BALL.

Tho game at ST. Louis yesterday between tho Chicago
and ST. Louis clubs resulted favor OF the latter by tho
follov.nl score
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The following yachts make up the hect:-
scHooNERs.
Name Otcner
Alarm .,.. :. Commodore G. /. Kingsland
Restless. Vice Commodore 5. Nicholson Kane.
Drcainaue ht.... C j. Osborne
Wandcrer. ...... james Sullman.
Foam. ............T r. Denny Boardman.
Estclle. ............J d. Smith.
ldler ............S. j. Colgate.
Palmer. ..... -. Rutherford StuyvesaLN
Vesta. .......S NJ Mills.
Rambler ..........W II. Thonaa
Meta William +. Isen.
sLooPs.
viudcx..... Rear Commodore Robert Center.
Arrow ID. Edgar, Jr
VISION ............J j. j. Alexandra.
Windward II. j. Willoughby.
The morning in clear and beautiful, completely
fastyng the prediction OF sundrv dogs OF the pre-
vious night. and all hands in the fleet were asr
in the feet express IT, three bclls--,he warning
gun was fred a a signal to prepare to get
under weigh. and at tour bells tho fleet tripped
their anchors TO the second and began the
Greenport As they passed Out Of the hnrbor the
'natty" vindex led. followed by the graceful Vision
and the stanch Estele. The Vcsia next and
after her the Arrow, Foam Meta, Wi3dward, Palmer,
Rambler. Wandercr. Restless. Drcadnaught, Idler,
Alarm and wayward. The Madeleine, II is reported,
will Join of Greenwich and the Josephine of New Lon
don and expect 6sd the Comet at her anchorage
OFT shelter Island. Tho Flectwing was standing
in 10 the Glen Cove anchorage the fleet The
start has been made under the favorable auspices
tho tide Just making ebb and fine breeze blowing
from west-northwes,, with good prospects OF in
crease.
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and capable Of being WORKED at expense Of but Sc
or SO per ton The pay OF ono laborer IN Nevada Will
hire hve negroes either OF the ether States named
while the OF . OF wood in the bonanxa DIS
trcts will purchase dozen cords In North Carolina
Virginia In the latter State the Bertha mine sill
make It's arst clean up in December tho re-
suit OF which Is looked for with interest as
testing the prontableness OF hydraulic mining in
the Old Dominion. In Georgia several placer mines
aro being prontably worked by private individuals
who mako public reports. The Kings Mountain
mine in North Carolina Is doing well that yield
but s. per ton, the deposits more than COM
pcnsating for the ghtness OF the product In Gran
vc county, in that State large tracts OF land bearing
gold quartz Of excellent quality have boen taken upon
lcases and engineers are the ground laying out
work for mining the approved principles The
modern improvements IN the machinery and impie-
mcnts for mning and In tho process OF treatment
opening mp q comparatively new industry TO our
Southern friends that must give a value TO thousands
OF that have heretofore been regarded as
almost worthless The whole country will hail such
. conspmmation with hoarty approval.
The New York herald., 1876-12-01

NIcHoL DoUGHERTY FOUND GUILTY OF MUIR
DER IN THE SECOND DEGREE-THE STORY
OF THE cRIME--FIyE MORE MEN AWAITING
THEIR TRIAL FOR PARTICIPATION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PorrsvILIE, Pa, Nov. 80. 1870.
Tho jury in the against Nchol Dourherty for
the murder or +. W. s. Langdon, breaker boss, at
Audcnred in June, 1852, retired yesterday afternoon
and this morning brought In verdict OF guilty Of
murder in tho second degree Tho jury nrst stood
eleven for murder in the FIRST degree but after
prolonged conlcs. agreed upon the verdict rem
derod
This case, which only occupied threc days in the
trial. attracted great deal OF nercst In this coal
gon. Langdon murdered by gang OF men who
tcrrorizcd Carbon county committed crimes during
the war under the name Of "buckshot." Officers OF
the law had be escorted by soldiers whom serving
processes In their neighborhood. Langdon's MUIR
dsrcrs have since become leaders in tho society Of tho
Molly Maguires. Prominent among thcm Jack
Kchoc On the evening of Juno IA, 1862 fangdon at
tended meeting at Williams Hotel Audenricd, which
called Tor the purpose of raising funds and other
preparing 10 celebrate the coming Fourth Of
July; hc carried with him a small American ag and
made speech. large gang Of '.buckshos" were
present ana very disoricrly. Jack kehoe spat
the fag ana struck Langd0n blow IN tho face No
dared resent these insults as the prevailing
terror MAS too strong kch0c, Dougncrty, Columbus,
Mct;ee, John Campbell, John Chapman ana others
threatened to take snIdons life before morning, and
the latter was warned not 10 leave the hotel If
did, 20 - IN company with his friends Unfortunately
Tor himself he did not accept tho advice, and
started Tor his home alone. He had gone before
he was assaulted, knocked down and beaten, stoned
and kicked uuui ne a Of blood and hruiscs
He was picked up unconscious aad died IN Two days.
II Is almost incredible that somc OF his ircnds and
acquaEtances saw him knocked down and heard his
cries for mercy and did not to his assistance yet
several witnesses who are not dastards declared that
thor only action TO lock and bolt their doors.
some OF them have known all tnesc years who tho
murderers were, and never before dared 10 impart
their Knowicdge TO tho officers OF tho law
There are yes in the Schuylkill County Prison hve
men who win be tried Tor this murder, nnc It ID be-
lisved that two or three OF them VIII be naLged.
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COTTON,

IIvERroor. Nov 40. 1870
The market shade casier MiddIins Uplands aicd.
Middling Orleans, 6Ad sales 1000 baes, inc,uding
100 for speculation and export; receipts 20 100
cheaper than last nights closing upnnds Low
unlands. low middling c.anse December aud January
delivery. ehd uplands: low middling clause January
March delivery s Is :,.d: also sales Of the
same At 7-l6t; npands low mdding clause, March
and April delivery. .1sd; upiands., low ,nidd,ns
7.isd also low middins clause shipped November and
December sail 1894 uplands, low midding cianse,
shipped December and January sail, l5-J.d uplands
low middling clause new shipped January and Feb
shipped February March sail. o-I6d Market dull
OF the sales Of cotton to-day 100 bales
PROVISIONS.
IivEaPooI. Nov. 30. 1875.
Beef S2S g. ticrce Cheese. 6Ss per cwt for
lean fine. Lard, SIS cd. per cwt Tor American.
LoSpoS Nov 90 1876.
Petroleum Refined. laa4d per gallon. Linsecd oil,
o5s. Oil. cwt
sugar-No II Dutch standard, 32s per owt, spot and
aa0at.
Petroleum aSlse for fine pale American.
New York Produce Exchange Reportl
Pork-Eastern dull ~ SOS Western duh at 7os Bacon
Cumberland dull at ass short rib dull 45s long clear
dull at AS 3D. shori clear dull at AS 3D. lams-Iong
clear dull st 4ss. Shoulders dull 35s Beef
io7s: prime mess dali at sss, LardIPrlmc West
irmcr 52s. TaowPrmc dull ut As od Rusin
Common dull 6s hpe dull los Cd. CheescAmeri-
choice hrmer 6as Lnrd oil duh 54s Four-Extra
los. Id No do. stoady at 9s 1od winter steady at
los I'd for Western and los Cd for Southern Corn
Mixed soft steady at 27s
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JAY GOULD.
MODERN yovE CONTROLLING THE LIGHT
NINos-A NEW THBoB or THE ELEcTRIc

MODERN JovE CONTROLLING THE LIGHT
NNGs-A NEW rHBoB OF THE ELECTRIC
PULSE.
From the Washington Republican, Nov. 80
Mr. jay Gould spent yesterday in Washington He
arrived .y the morning train from New York, trans
acted his business in quiet and
manner, and was gone before the gossip mongers ON
Newspaper Row aware Of his presence A
writer OF this journal met HIM At the Arlington last
evening. short time previous TO his departure Tor
New York Mr. Gould was looking in much better
health than usual, aud admitted that he never ie'
stronger more active 10 his lie.
ls your presence here al this timc conneoteo Win
political aflarsr" we asked.
mo, Indeed; am no politician. and take but very
sBut the newspapers will not Tail to identify your
visit 10 Washington with public maters," We OBJ
served.
sThat may ben Mr.. Gould said, '.but unless they
refer TO the Atlantic and Pacific telegraph Company as
Il pubic matter they wiii be mistaken am now de-.
voling myself 10 the enlargement oil tho Atlantic and
Parhc Com which IS my purpose TO place upon
footing second TO none In this country. We intend
TO make teegraphing cheap Our people are TOO pro-
gressve TO bc SATISFIED with peerless ma fa-
cilties inyor the establishment o uniform rate oil
twenty-five cents per message every part Of The
United states, aud shall soon show that al this
the work can be done at a air profit"
"Why, you Will completely rovoutionizc the tcle-
graph system OF the country"
.very likely, but The telegraph companies will mako
more money shan they ever have"
"Are you not making oreacn into tho western
Union ~ ask skcd
"Therc is room Tor both companies. Both have
all the business they can reasonably expect al o
contemplate going step further. l propose to havo
the Atlantic Pacific furnish the press throughout
tho country with all the important news Of tue United
States Tree OF charCc.'
.How you do thaty"
"By having operators act correspond
ents IL WIN cost tto nothing Our wires
aud operators Cost just the same whether idle
employed and tho transmission OF
sascs will be done during the lu OF busi-
ness each day. With army OF correspondents
every operator OF the line will be sha be able
supply the press more thorough, Efficient and
prompt than any press association, and all tor
notnng.n
That will be grand enterprise, Mr.. Gouldf"
"lt will be very fortunate one ior the newspapers
show before we may expect II 10 bcsiny''
~ can't state definitely, answered Mr. Gould, 'but
the prclluinuries are being arranged
At this juncture the porter of tho Arlington
nounced the departure OF the omnibus Tor the depot
and We bade Mr.. Gould goodDy and success TO his
brilliant scheme.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Present Aspect Of the
Stock Market.
The Balance OF Trade-Interest-
ing Statistics.
Our Mining Resources--New Developments in
Virginia. North Carolina and Georgia
A Hope for the South.
WALL STRERr,

THURSDAY, Now 30-6 NJ.
An old-fashioned "grace before meatn commends TO
us the prayer. "For what we have received make us
truly thankful The topic one which in Its general
should be left TO the consideration OF teachers OF
religion and morality tho inward consciousness
of mems own minds and cannot be treated within the
scope money article and with direct reference to
money matters without assuming shape more or less
sordid and material
Nevertheless rcgrcttablc as may be, human nature
ls so constituted that the condition OF mans purse is
spt to the OF his thanks and good credit
Il bank worthy OF grateful recognition than the
thousand and blessings that fall, ike the gentle
rain from heaven, unobservcd and nnapprcciated.
Brokers' than other branches OF the community,
supposed to be affected with ins moral obquity;
are sligmatzed followers OF Mammon and worship
pcrs OF the Golden CALI and being thus clothed with the
garments ofa quasi pagansm, 1t is wonder III the
theory be true that they should PROSTATE themselves
before the idols Of pe and ucrc and be chiefly thank
ful for the gifts those gods may svc them. While
under the worlds code OF morality mankind is broadly
avided into the good and the bad tho stock jobbng
fraternity is moro narrowly separated into bulls and
BEARS and It by the proportion Of thanks that cach
may render that iair estimate can be made OF the
OF each. There is doubt that the bears
the libaton pourers to-day, having filed their cups
with the generous product Of steadily declining
ket, rs from profitable vineyard where clusters
plenty and in which they had full control
Of the wlncpress II any questions the
TACT that the bears have had the best OF the past
twelve months speculation It is only necessary
for MIN TO glance at tho list of quotations of this day
year TO discover that there scarcely active stock
that does show falling of OF from IS TO SIS per
share the present time ct during this period there
has occurred no panic no momcn,ous political disturb
ancc, failures OF importance IN stock circles. but
simply shrinking back to true values and original
dimensions as they prevailed before the evil days Of
imitation set IN. Although great losses have been
made the bulk OF them havo fallen shoulders that
could most easily bear them, and 1t is surely matter
Of thanksgiving that, after ALL matters have been let
down easily that any widespread and disastrous
financial convulsion has been entirely avoided.
"For this relief mnch thanks '-lismlct
Tho closing prices at p n. on Wcdne day as
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouKr-CHAMBERs-Held BY Judge Law
renee Nos l0O 104 lOs 100, l26, 129. 1885, 173 1885,
l9J 211 24O 25S, 273 $50, 2S2, 2s3 2Sl, 2S5, 2S6.
SUPREME CouRr-GExERAL TEKx-Adjourned until
first Monday OF Dcce mber.
SUPREME CoURr-SPEcrAL TERM-Adjourned for the
surRRxs r-CRcuIr-Par,s and 2-Adjourned
Tor the term
SUPREME CouRT--ClRcUIr.-Part 3-Hcld by Judge
Douohuc-Short causes-Nos 3li7 $685. 3S0l, 36O3
33il 3765, 3773, 3669 S619, 366s, 299S 57sH, 5000
SUPERIOR CouRr-GENkRAL TERA-Adjourned for
the term.
SUPERIOR CoURr-SPEcIAL TERx.-No day calendar
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRfAL TERx-Parts and Add
journcd Tor the term
COMMON PLxAs-GEsRRAL TERx.-Adjourncd for tho
term.
COMMON PLEAs-EoUIrY TERn-No day calendar
COMMON PLkAs-TKIAL TERM-Parts / and 2-Ad-
journed Tor the term.
MAINE CouRr-TRIAL TERM-Parts l, 2, 8 and A.
Adjourned for the term
COURT or GENERAL SEssIoNs-Part Held by Re-
cordor Hackett-thc People va John Henderson, bur-
glary Part 2-AdJourned Tor the term.
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NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

sPECULATIoNs AS TO THE PRESIDENCY AND
sEcRETARYsuIr-THE sPEAKERsHIP AND
cLrRKsHIp OF THE HOUSE.
TRENTON. Nov. 30, 1875
The organization Of the State Legislature continues
cngross great share Of attention, particularly
among politicians As far as the Senate is concerned
there s but little doubt expressed that Senator Abbott
will bo President and Captain gill Secretary. Tho
House being tic, Its organization puzzles a great
many and speculation s rife to the resul. During
the week this city visited by largo number Of the
members elect, republicans and democrats HERALD
representative held interviews With or tnem ard
nsccrtancd that the members from s'South and West
jersey who are all republicans, except one
determined 10 make bler light Tor the Speakership
and Cerkshp. They claim both Offices and strongly
assert that they will OF yield recede inch fro
.na ana 20 "acrs cO s1u
ance their strength, they are confident
OF victory On the other hand their brethren OF the
other parts OF the State are not tenacious
bitous tor the monopoiizaton OF The Offices in qucs-
tion. These gentlemen say they will be satisfied with
a friendly compromise with the democrats and that
either The Speakership the Cerksnip will suffice
ali they want is an equal distribution OF tho Offices.
Tho South and West Jersey republicans number foui.
teen altogether, consequently all they need ia two
moro TO control the caucus These two they con-
ndent Of getting from tho other portion OF tho Stale
II they detcrmncd to carry out thoir designs the
consequences may DO that the organisation vii, not be
effected weeks sf,er the Legislature mceis
because the democrats say that they VIII not agrco to
let them have their own way In everything The cleo
ton Of United States Senator may be involved In
trouble II the republicans pursue their stubborn and
avarcious limo Of policy. Anyhow, matters al tho
present considerably Mixed and II IS difficult
10 predict what the result may be- In tho rcpub.
licans get the spcakersh'p the most prominent csnd
dates mentioned Tor the oilcc Alden e. Scovel. OF
Camden and John W. Griggs. Of Pnssaic. Tho former
seems 10 have the most friends
II The democrats carry or tho pr,ze, Rudolphc +.
Rabe, of Hudson, Will probably bc tho coming man.
There 10 little or no opposition 10 him.
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THE FOREIGN MARKET.

LONDON Nov. 80, 1876
Business at the London Stock Exchange has gcncr-
ally been rather Nat in consequences OF unavorabc po
icai rumors and because Of the attention absorbed
by tho usual settlements Most Of the foreign
lower and American. although httlo business
has been doing. have remained steady except tho
funded loan. which closed at l06 Consols opened
nat. closing At 95 5.l6 Tor both money and the ac-
count.
Paris adviccs quote Ave per cent rcntcs at lo4 4oc
closing at lO4I 35c. Paris exchange on London
25L l5hc
The specie in the Bank OF France has increased
Ola, oo0f. during the past week.
Tho statement Of the Bank OF England shows . do
of specie for the week Of 100000 Tho pro-
plrtlon Of reserve to liability, which last week was
SAX, Is now 53x.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 80, 1870
United States bonds now nvcs, lolH.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

SHERwoop-MARsToN.- Wednesday, tho goth inst,
at the residence OF the braes parents, by the Rev.
Joseph T. Duryea, d. d., ROBERT .. SHERWOOD and H.
SrKILA daughter OF William H. Marston, all OF
Brooklyn.
sMlTa-voGr. Married by Row DR.. Ormston, at
his residence, on the evening Of November 20 Mr.
WILLIAM SMITH to Miss JOHANNA VoGT, both OF New
port, X J., latc OF Dayton, Ohio.
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"n occasional ~orsipp~r Of porer In rclen
manner. a, hare found Washington, and that
keep him"
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REAL ESTATE.

"Vhethcr Casarism is TO be the merit cot is a
serious question"
The New York herald., 1876-12-01

THE BALANCE OF TRADE.
Tho following ngures, taken from the quarterly
port OF the Bureau OF Statistics, will be surf to
many they certainly be gratifying to ALI
June 80. 1875. June 80, 1874
Imports S533, 0I5 436 $460, s4l 100
Gold and silver ............ 20,90osl7 $685. 6Sl
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nusrNEss oPpoRruNIrIEs.

LSOR sALE-A VALUABLE INTEREST IN TwO NEW
Gas Works at builders cost for Si3oO and tho
other for x2 prosp profits large parties invest
ing can have permanent saaried ocss Ia the company
For particulars call address the NATIONAL GAS COM
PANT. Builders OF Gas Works, 43o Walnut ST., fhadcl-
phs.
I WANT MAN To INVEST EQUALLY WITH ME- IN
lbnyng out splendid cash business; $3.50 each required
IL East 7th st.
DARrSER wANTED-oLD ESTABLISHED MONEY
IL making business: only few hundred dollars required
MAX BAYERSDORFEK, $50 Bowery.
: nAn--A wELL-PAYING CASH MANUFACTURE
sCCOOUng business for sale article in universal
use. splendid opportunity tor business Address
h. G.. Herald Office.
Sl00 000, wANTED-T0 INVEST IN CHOICE
splUV.VUOLands ut rs cents per acre. with view to
colonization. Address J. r. d.. No. A West ilth ST.
"Whenerer any man, h0,cerer eminent or
The New York herald., 1876-12-01
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

"The time is coming chen must consider grdpely s
whole question Of the Presidential office"
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"Whenerer any man, ho,cerer eminent or
patriotic or gifted, becomes necessary to our
government, then are longer capable Of
sefC1Ore,.nflPuf