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cago and Alton brought l0iK Delaware Lackawanna
and Western ll9k; Rock Island llOk New Jersey
Central IO7 l0Gs,; Cleveland and Pitsburg guaran-
tecd OF; Illinois Central lolA United states Express.
~; Pennsylvania Coal, 2T0
THE yoREIGS MARKEr.
London ndvccs report gain Of Gao 900 sterling by
the Bank Of England balance to-day. The rate Of
discount in the open market for three months bills Is
81 per cent Consols are shade easier. and United
States bonds unchanged. In Paris exchange on Lon
dondon is 25L 24c for short sight Rentes, 6OL
271sc In Frankfort United States bonds
hves, are 1919. The following are the 1--WE O'Clock
p NJ quotanons:--consols for money, 94i4 "a 5-16;
do. for account olss 1865 bonds old, lo5a lo6h;
1867 bonds los tcn-forty bonds 1867 hyes, 100;
Erie, l7a.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Capitalists and banking institutions to-day free
buyers Of this class OF securities the low price evidently
inviting investment The market closed firm at the fol-
lowing United States currency skies, 1861
a l27 do do, 1881, registered, 1915 12lk; do do.
do. coupon, 1924 1925; do. nye-twentes, 1865,
registered, 1lss MSS do. do. do, coupon, llS;S
l1S%; do. do, do. new registered l19h a n9z;
do do, do, do, coupon. 1l9 l10lS; do, do,
1867 registered, l2IX 1873; do. do, do, coupon,
1919. 1919 do. do, 1868 registered, 123 l23ls;
do. do, do coupon 123 123h; do. ten-fortes,
registered, lI7sl lls; do. do coupon, llssS ll9;
do hves, $751; registered lis l1Sk; DC. do, do,
|. coupon, l1sk llSK.
BONDS.
In State bonds Missouri long skies were fraction
higher and Tennessee old fraction lower; the other
issues being without important change sale OF new
South Carolina skies was mado at Az; Virginia skies,
80 &, District OF Columbia 6js at 10,
BANK
The sales of city bank shares were, 10 American Ex-
change at ll45 10 German American at 7s 20 Park at
100 these prices being about yesterday The stock
of the Bank of the State was quoted 20 bid and not
offered at any price.
IMPORTS GOODS
The imports OF dry goods at this port for the week
ending to-day were 81 OBJ, 1927, and the amount mar
keted 81 40l 14s The total imports of dry goods at
the port January were S,Sl9, Ss1, and the
total amount marketed s2s, 1872, 34S
PHILADELPHIA
Tho follownp the PHILADELPHIA stock quotations
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March
Cotton quiet, midding l2'le. low middlng' .IiJSc.
good ordinary, lo1ie Net receipts; 5si bales Exports
ccipis 5.5s bales; gross. $3.50 Exports-To Great Bit
ain s3i7 to the Continent 1901 eoastwise $500 Sales
ykw oRLrAxs, March "a. 1876
ac good ordinary los.e Net receipts as7 bales; gross.
i to Ss GsrS o sose O s so. S &
Stock 2o5d-s' weekly-Aet receipts s7io bales gross
1881; TO lie Continent ai'js: eoastwisc l7sa Sales,
Sea d & March 1 % d hssG
I.0O3
Cotton arm niddling, lac low mdline i2c Net rS-
seS' % @ Sis' Sales 81 o soes sS % i5S' wsse ssr
Sss receipts ,,d to bales. Sezs gzt ' E&sgo''ro & Great
CHARLOTTE. March - 1876
Cotton very firm; mddas i2Sc; low ies i@eidsdlng, se;
fnents. 50L Sales, 6t3 spnners, 90. stock. li3S
CuAnLHsroS. March - 1875
gcsa ortna s y Isscia SSi oss % sses
zsSS''-'' 1sDS '''' "'''"'" 600 '0'''"''' 'o S''''
Flour unchanged sales 1000 bbls Wheat arm sales
o. 40 white Michigan a. 81 So extra white Michigan held
a G5c for mixed Western. Barley quiet; NO. Bay
spS,si cS Sosd Sad IS or aqsood psr ton M
iced shorts sls shpsiuis. sIo' mddngs sl2 ton.
Rseoip.s-Fiour, 5000 bills; wheat. bushels: corn.
@ fcSI 80 90 pS'. SS SEes Gf bushels corn DO
oats 2JO)o DO Flour quiet and steady Wheat duh and
private terms Corn quiet scarce and rm; car
No mixed Western Obc. new, track.
5rc Oats only. Rye neglected Barley in good
demand: sales OF 10 Canada ~ 0l 10 choice
twO-r0wed state private terms
Pork S23 25 tor heavy Lard dull 14c. High
wines nominal a. 81 10 Tor city made. seeds hrn
TOLEDO. March "a, 1876.
Flour steady with moderate demand. Wheat steady aud
unchanged Corn strong, higher high mixed, spot aud
April 5iAc. May held at 52tac &c bid, June held
5zc, 5ihc bid low mixed ss; no grade 5Oe Oats quiet
u, Roceptsi2 DDp bushels wheat 3d. do GOj
do onts shpmcutssOO bbs -four, 600 bushels wheat
1000 10. corn. 1000 do. oats.
cnrcleo. March "A. 1876.
Flour steady and hrm. Wheat weak unsettled aud iower
No Chicago spring 81 s No. do, 81 % a 81 ol9l.
spot; 81 O2s APRIL 81 "a May: No. do OOc. rejected,
5Dse Corn irregular but in the main higher NO mixed,
40c spot, fJttc bid April, 49sc. bid May, 40c June.
OAts-demand good ana tending upward; No >. 3sisc
sac., spot 800. bid May Barey-demand good Al full
prices; sales Sic UOc, spot JSc May. Rye steady
with fair demand 6jc Pork irregular but ia the
higher 81 A. 81 so spot. 81 - f2 Az, April
Lard generally unchanged but sales rather lower;
SIS s7k Sl3 20. spot $i3 40 S13 s7ls April; SI4 %
May. Bulk meats quiet. but steady. whskey higher
81 "a. Rccoipts-flour. 1900 bbls wheat 32.OJO
bushels: corn 5000 oats. ~ 900 do barley. fOOJ
do. rye, 100 do. shipments 1000 bbis wheat
y 900 bushels; - OO do; oats 600 Do barley
300 DO A. the afternoon oall o the Board-Whcat easy
At 81 OK April ~ Vpl y % May Corn He higher
Oats nrmer unchanged Pork easy, ~ 81 - April,
81 I2s May Lard weaker. AZ sis s2h Apri, sl4 May
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
Stocks Irregular and Dull, with StiIfening
Tendency at the Close.
GOLD STEADY AT ia IA.
Money ON Call A and Per Cent-Government
Bonds Firmer-Railway and Investment
Securities in Fair Request.
WALL STREET,

FRIDAY, Mnrcn z4-o r. III.
Bombastes Furioso was undoubtedly good fellow
his way and had an ear for music when his order 70
uis minstros was, ''Play Michael Virgins again"
Stock Exchange not so desirous OF repetition
of daily strain unless there is music It which gives
tone TO their pockets To day and for some days back
the tone to the market has been like the 'Dead March
In Sauli lugubrous and dolelul Brokers prefer
Onenbach to Meyerbeer and appreciate the jingle OF
opera botfe more than the classic phrases of sym
phony Hence, the existing uniformity of transactions
and prices has charm them they pine under
Iho monotone of duness
third dreary day has drearily drawn out, and
the opportunity for comment is impossible as
aching void, abhorrent to nature and to
writer's Some little life impaired to things late in
!he day when Erie which had been turning topsy-
turvy as rumors warranted for some time past sud
denly took notion to advance This time the third
rail was quite discarded and the bull programme Of
Cered new story the shape of agreement said to
have been made with tho Dundee Commissioners, to
fund the coupons bonds the interest of which
Is past due and unpaid Opinions varied as
which class OF bonds the reference had that the
whole story had questionable shape yet there were
creduous buyers enough carry the price from the
opening of 20 and to close it at 2l16 bid
The ST. Paul stocks were exceptionally strong has
been their characteristic for weeks past, and
gained upon yesterdays quotations. particularly the
preferred kind, which seems proud of its dividend
as a horse car conductor OF new bell punch.
In other spcculatlves there was not enough doing
TO keep yawn of the market, as quotations else
where will show and the good time coming, which, to
the dspcasuro of journals, wc have all along
doubted, seems far of
TO-DAY
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregated
ll2 600 shares, which distributed among active
stocks foIlows-Erie, AZ 6oO Lake shore, 26, ,500
Northwestern, 900; do. preferred, 100; Rock Island
200; Pacific Mail, 9,050; ST. Paul. $500; do. pre-
Ierred, 4,S50 ohios 1900; Western Union, 1850;
Wabash, 800; Union Pacific, $50; Michigan Central
$500; Missouri Pacific 1850.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening highest and
lowest prices Of the day
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE.

ADVANCE AND DEcLlNE.
The following arc the changes in closing prices
pared with those Of Yesterday
ADvANcR.-Erie, 1; Michigan Central, III North
western, n do. preferred, x Ohio and Mississippi,
q ST Paul common, "a; do. preferred, Ia; Western
Union. "a.
DEonsK.-Paciac Mail, u; Missouri Pacific, ~;
Illinois Central, "a Hannibal and ST. Joseph common
and preferred, "a Delaware and Lackawanna. q.
STArIoNARY.-Atlantic and Pacific preferred, Allan
tic and Pacific Telegraph New York Central, c. q. aud
C. C., G., C. and l., Harlem, Lake Shore, New Jcr-
sey Central, Panama, Quicksilver. Rock Island,
Wabash, Union Pacific and gold
Money closed 4 and per cent after sales at and
L The following the rates OF exchange on New
York the aforementioned cities to-day Savannah
and Charleston unchangcd Cincinnati nrrn, so to 100
premium; Chicago. 60 premium; New Orleans COM
mcrcia par, bank " and ST. Louis, 40 premium
Sterling exchange was nrm. Prime asking rates
Ls7 and 400; selling rates, 4s6k As65< and 4s9G
100 Reichsmarks, s5ss e5x and s55. O6Js. Cables,
box. Primo Paris, s. 13sl and 5.llH
Tns GOLD MARKET
Gold was dull strong throughout the day at max
Tho rates paid for carrying were 2. q and Ia per
cent
The steamship City of Vera Cruz, which sailed for
Havana yesterday, took out 500, 900 American gold
soin and $40, 500 American silver coin
The specie engagements for morrows steamers,
ap TO this hour, amount TO $500, 900 gold coin
OPERATIONS oY TnE EXCHANGE BANK
Gold balances .................-...-'.. SggI9,5
Currency balances. s..........,........... ll4l o43
Gross ccarances. Is, 154 900
CLEARING STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. 800, II go
currency oiot1 yco
0Olu exchanges o+o
1oiu balances ...........-.......s...... VO-,VV'
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Tho Assistant Treasurer TO day paid 500 900 gold
account Of interest, and SAL 600 redemption OF
nve-twenly bouds
Bank notes received for redemption to-day 5000 oOo
Revenue receipts 100000. Customs receipts,
SS00.00o
In railroad bonds there large transactions
In Milwaukee and ST. Paul consolidated sinking iunds
al sSh SSk do, La Crosse division, selling at lO21s
Chicago and Northwestern was firm. Firsts advanced
IRON l03s to lo4 consolidated selling at l04 and do
coupon gold bonds at o3z o. Harlem coupon hrsts
rose TO l2l. Central Pacilcs sold AZ lo55. do san
Joaquin Branch at 97 s71s; Onion Pacific drsts at
l0tz, Fort Wayne hrsts atll7gS, do seconds al 40
and Rock Island sevens 1924 Boston, Hartford
aud Erie nrsts hrm, and advanced to 241s West
ern Pacncs sold 100h, Ohio Mississppi consol-
dated 99 do sinking funds 100 Chicago and Al
tom 6rsts at HOY Morris and Essex consolidated
Grsts al 1881 alOa
The following we're the closing quotations for Pacific
Railroad bonds Union Pachc nrsts, l04 los; do
land grants lo2H lO2A do sinking funds, olA
plx; Central Pacincs, 1915 alo7JE
INVESTMENT sEcuRITIxs
iavsstment stocks were comparatively steady. Chi
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FEAST OF THE ANNUNCIATT0N.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

Eastern churches observe II at different from
those in the West The Syrans mark il Ia their cal
endar on the drst day OF December the Armenans
hold IL on the san OF January, thus altering the time
30 az TO prevent II iaing IN Lent
II was formally the custom this day FOR n certain
number OF Roman maideps TO be presented TO the Pope
some given away IN marriage and others, as they
selected, enter the cloister. Au officer stood by
with purses containing notes Of hfty Tor those
Who chose take husbands and notes for 100 crowns
Tor those VIII chose the veil The girls willing TO be
lnted in wedock generally In the majority.
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MINING STOCKS.
rbe following are closing prices in San Francisco -
MEMORANDA.

The statement freely circulated that the special
committee consisting of Messrs Sloan, Morgan and
Dickson. to whom referred, with power, the plan
of funding Erie coupons, have agreed with the foreign
bondholders' committee TO recommend the funding OF
first consolidated bond coupons for five years. paying
cash alternate coupons and also lundng the second
consolidated bond coupons for five years without any
cash payment The English committee return to Eng
land by to-morrows steamer.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
The Canada and Southern earnings for the second
week in March, 1876, $44, ,2l2; same week. 1875,
s27, ,3s2; increase, 800 st. Paul Railroad
ngs third week March, 1876 slO5 oOO 1876 s103 200;
increase. 81, 500 The earnings OF the Union Pacific
Railroad for twenty-five days IN March, this year, show
an increase of $50 900 tho corresponding period
OF last year. and since January March %, incu-
sive an increase Of s24l, 900 over last year.
private despatch says:-''The lrst steamer for
Aspinwal direct of the Panama through transit line
Will sail from this port the 18th of April Contracts
have been made with Philadelpha firm for three
large vessels for the Pacific side and contracts Will
soon concluded for other vessels between this port
and AspinwalL
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.
FRIDAY, March ~, 1876.

FRIDAY. March ~, 1876
RECEIPTS FOR DAYS
fia;s'h Fsstyas's s,ss': r.:; $50 fst is5 fs iss
JsTsss JSF.ls'S CITY s:''' I49i i4s2 Sg ISSi
IN 2 a I'll, 1 Sa ss. 3 Sss os
moderate quality from good being in gem
E fo IS IS S has been allowed net hs
herds 70 hand were all sos of a, noon a. sxtieth street
per ~ weigh, o 4s Illinois osle. e
weight ~ eYt nd 10 ILLINOIS in%S ssess a" p per a. weight
sT ill., wesG X Ss'c' cr q Fiji @ steers at is
self 81 Illinois iolc per weight e 81
s % sS Tor e MsSer S S nS o ser G u y ei per
ioc per b. weight cst; iii Illinois
At 15.c per O weight ia ewt IL illinois steers
s per d. weight ~ ~ ~d ew hn Illinois steers at l2ac per
Weight iSo lbs per head va Kirchway sold for selves
Is Illinois nc per b. weight 81 strong;
Il tey Cary oa for s ST. w'af j. ssae"s
1885 illc per H. with tops l1c per ib., weight "a
Burchard Mern. sold for Rankin Thompson IL Illinois
steer, at NE Ds per H. weight s s" 81 Illinois cv steers Ys, !.
Coney MePherson sold for A. MeFien 81 Illinois steers
Missouri steers at iii4c per H. weight 75s ewi; for L.
s hean 1i's5 sod al for rs Aeon sa i IL So Ti.
at lol4c per lb woign cwt "a Illinois steers ai
@ Se syds Ps ia SS SS & f" steers % @ fa
..sar: xs ss At Of & Afs ps sT q Z HG; g
Illinois steers at lie. per H.. weight Ia cwt for
Saddler Havens & Co 15 Illinois steers at 1U9tc
12c. per h., weights ewt cwt f. samues
sold for Morris A Waixels 80 Illinois Osc.
per h. with <6 of the herd weight 6ls VI. Louter-
bach Morris Waixels 80 Illinois lOtsc
&C. per H.. weight 0A4 cwt- d3i cwt.
LANns fair aud quality from fair to
Ssr sheep BE- JS sf S ssT .s ii SS oc s sce
weight 10 40 lbs 7c per lb idl Illinois sheep weight
5isO lbs, &C. per 10, kasc Pidcock sold $50
Ohio sheep. weight 81. 100 lbs. at &c. per ID; n
8Gio sses weight S Il 10 state @ ss sse S'"S ss @
7lsc per 10 1884 sheep, weight l2,OO lbs &C.
per 10 Hoenbcck Davis sold isO State sheep weight
71lO lbs. at 7le per ID 10 state sheep, weight l67
bs at 7sae per e 22I state sheep, weight $50 bs,
sac per ID; ~ state lambs. weight dOjO
lbs at Sssc. per 10. j. Kirby sold 66 sheep,
weight 1870 lbs 1T Gs.c per lb 81 sheep, weight 21O
bs. at Ole per d. 90 sheep, weight $500 lbs W lsc per
h. ~ sheep, ght 774O lbs at Tstc per h. S7 sheep,
weigh 500 lbs 81 40 per ~ lambs weight lao
lbs size per 10. 33 lambs, weight 2,7JO lbs SIZE
per 10.
MILrn Cows.-Ihere have been no sales
NE,fS CALvEs.-fhere gross calves to hand.
Coarse quality meal ted calves sold tie sac per h.
smooth quality vtals sold AZ o. To- Trade
uocs.-1here no live hogs sale
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
RRAZIL MARKET.

PgOviDENcK. r. l., March ~. 1870
Printing cloths shade easter SIC &c for standard
and extra 0fx64s With dull demand and light salsa
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RIO gArrfno March 70 There good inquiry for coffee
hat bnsInns checked the views holders A. santos
the markot 10 unchanged
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inciaded In inc above are 20 bales - arrive DE-.
iivsrrd on contract. 100 bales. For delivery
s.sj bs.cs Al Issc 90 IS 15:izc 900 la3lc
7-Iuc May LOO At 1915 June. 7tO a Ia Isle.
." a. u iics 10 At ite Is,y: -, a, H%s, 40 a,
ia ti.s1c Total, q, I'D bales To-day. ~ two T. NJ
March, 80 bales At 1.e; April sOy At rs issc lloo II
NAY 5OO A. 10 Lice 20 al 10 25-e 100 10 ll-Bc.
lIOl az 25Jlc, .OO al iJttc. so At rs 25-3-c.
June Soi a, - i5itc no % 81 i2e., go I4e..
9to a. isiie August 200 at "a SlGc 800 at IL 53c
total ~ bales The rccei Is at the ports FOL
lows -Ualveston, 5S bales New Orieans 1881; MOBILE,
soTi savannah lOD Charleston 5Jl Wilmington; li1'
sl. Philadelphia, 2i1 Total, 921I bass, This day last
week Y3 This nay last year. SSH Total since scptcni
bcr T. so5 Ala bales Coon heights closed follows
10 navre. by steam sts. compressed; Hamburg. BY
steam &c. compressed. 10 Bremen. by steam, &c
pressed Liverpool D32d BY stcaIc ~ SAIL sS2d Mar
DnuCs. Sc.-Opium was 1rn 81 25. gold. In bond,
aud 81 i2,s, currency Tor JOB lots Late SMYRNA advices
Tor large lots aud -e zssc yer ~ Tor snHl lois Jam
pnor steady at 2ic- Tor refined Cream taftar was
nri 34iac J53ac TOR american and French, aud 5ssc
a 4lc powdered Acoloscs Lhoroorm and ether wero
former aud j4c oic. Tor thc
steady A sc Tor refined city aud 2c Tor do
Iatf,rna Baisam tolG nominal quoted ~ 81 % a
arm 50 Mamma. crop, was quoted NJ G. toc Tor
small 81 Al 10 tor iargg aud Soc Tor Russian
steady l3c Tor cases and lJc. isr bOs sheac was
ouief 45c.. gOd tor d. C.. and 5oc gold or English
Divi divi was very scafeo .nd nrm AZ SO per ton.
Clutch active ~ &C.. gold PrussiNte potash
ouiet Al 2sc a l.c quality BiehrumAte potash
enll ioc Sal ammouiac dull at iyjsc gold Irish
unict at &C. Ic Gambler was hfm az &C., gold.
EPSON salts demand &c Snnac quiet
al Areos steady at 2oc. S2Ac gold,
quality Gentian root steady a. Ole otc
root quoted for whole. aud lac Tor powdered
Gum gcddA arm ~ 1sc &C., with upSard tendency
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THE COPARrNERSHfP HERETOFORE EXISTING
under the firm name Of Smythe Wilcox, composed of
W H. b. Smythc and o. A. Wilcox, aud BrAdstreet. Smytho
a Wilcox composed Of Henry Bradstreet W. H. Smythe
aud q. A. Wilcox Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The outstanding business of the late firm will be qudaed
by q A. Wilcox, who continues tho business.
MARCH 1, 1876. W. II. B. SMYrHE.
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lO:Il AND il:jO 4. VI.
i21N 500 Us $40 C. TT.b c I2Is<
l3IJk 1900 do. 80. .smaf l2I4
ll9js 5OD U IS, r, 81 1lsh
ilO1 JcOOO 81. 1910. O. bic lies.
llS1s 5OOO L > 6's. cur b c I-Os1
ttn. A. MANN a.... N
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
GALyKsroN. March "a. IS

GALVESTON. March "a, 1876.
Cotton quiet. midding l21Sc. low middling, lIzc.;
good ordinary, lo1ic Net receipts; 5si bales Exports
coastwise 33J Sales 500 stock, 1860 Weeky--Nct
ceipts 5.5S bales; gross 55iO Exports-To Great Bit
ain 33l7; the Continent 33OI coastwIse, 1905 Sales
= rl.R
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$1,000 U $ 6's. r. 81. l2ls<
$500 & ) $40. c. con- llyt
1880 u : J-2u. c. VI. llln
41U0 do. ........b c l2i.s
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RECEIPTS FOR TWO DAYS.
RI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26
Brocklpn Real estate for Sale.

VHREE-STORY frame house, 218 Atlantic
Il ave, COuTtst
Frame house. "a Butler.st.
IhfesoIy name houses 100 and 1Ol Pineapple ST.
FlltOntL
Three story brick and frame houses 40 81 and SO Nassau
ThrssstO ~ frame houses, 266 and 26 Washington st.
GEO. H. DUrTOS, 10 Wallst, n. Y.
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auction Sales OF Real estate.

NORWALK, CONN.-Auction Sale, April %,
~ = p. m.-TwO elegant COTTAGES, 9 and - roOns; q
acres occupied by ne view Of Long Island sound
"-" -''' '''' VI 4 CoCKCRAFT, 81 Cedar st.
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Brooklnn prorertn 60 Get.

rENO LET-Desirable Brooklyn HOUSES near
4 ferry renis reasonable. HUlAhD & WHITING,
Eeokmcust
rfNO LET-FURNlSHED HOUSE, No. ] Gar
dupccc Brooklyn lights for IL months rent low :"
good tenant Apply 10 A. b. DANENPpKi 3o' tdI'on-'''
brooklyn.
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Countrp Real Cstate for Sale.


CNOR SALE-Choice of two desirable -
X room COTTAGE RESI- DENCES. Stable and Grounds q
acre in drive garden lawn, shade frI berries c
near depns: streets. hot aud cpd waller Wen
Grne alty aud orderly lOcaiIty 20 minutes from Id
erty-st best Ines ~ travel low fares express 1ran &C.
Sis &C. If rel, 800 Inquire West Elizabeth Depot
&. r. T.. address HOUSE OWNER, J. o. Box Iei hAIa
beth. y. J..
TOR SALE-Fine FARM and BED OF CLAY,
about l. miles nom the city OF Ee about oa'fes l'
proved premises spleadd farm mansion two
good tenant houses, shop, large bankJarn small barn. tSo
inc apple orchards fine pear orchard. an unfailng
stream pure splendid bed of brick clay from 10
feet deep upward estimated sufficient for 5O0O0000 BRICK
CLAY strong easily and the brick Ill good color The
,lr't 10 Wngarl Calohfc Kiln be bought. Tor
egth location and good DshbOrhOOd the farm -
ms rlasscd brick sChoonOse and COOL school en- TIE
arn Price $4,000 oneirf in hand haiauce suit pur
The t, of Erie contains nearly $1,000 population -
OF Philadelphia ana Tie aud Erir aud Pittsburgh
Raj and the Eiie Southern alrOdd viii be let il9
month"; max ne erect communication with BathnTe Al
dress IT,. HOShINSON, Erle. Penn
NSORRISTOWN.N J-For sale or rent, 5000,
VA depot furnished unfur1sed gas, water
stable $ b. NJ STOKES % Broadway Commissions allowed
GUMMIR BOARDING.-FO sale, large ald
- excellent building, and extensive wells AIDED la"n anu
j. station. whole Is admirably adapted and located for
mfOrt and health Of simmer bGades. Desirable IN
very respect Inquire Of " GINBOIliAN Oneida ~ y
TIVE MOST DESIRABLE and extensive RES
IDESCE. stuated in TIE heart 81 New Haven iCr
sale exchange exceedingly favorable ana price IL
Of ground barn henuery gardeners house grape
RIGS, Address r. r. G.. owner Astor n lse Ne"-i"lh.
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Gin Rral estate for Sale.

COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
" above GOTHIC TOPS that smoky chlHueys, war
nnted. HULL GHIPPEk Co, Thrd.ave. above Twenty.
urdst. Send ior circulars.
E'0R SALE CHEAP-A 5-stOry single tene-
melt HOUSE well built; Forty fOuIt-st, near Eighth
ave. only 5000 cash wanted grocery in SINCE butt,
years ago safe Investment. Also adjoining, with Il
Quof Store Owner. 1927 Broadway Room exchange.
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feaal Nollrcs.
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ADyERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW-
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bis-,, o. tJ~ No !Heny ,hi '' cor, lie III tfa
700 ianaye cox fom l,yn'' 81, ca, AZ one i undrs l
,%rot f6riis iiarcm savings bank buildng' up to sp
M. b regular oh'cc ia.t'
YOJNG MAN and wife would TAKE
t..,S GM4"' o. s'Jhj%T JAWS 'G&MnIT ess adsay.
At uORlSON's Oldest aud most reliable Of
N Gc corner lIts ard Cayc lssP =. ac" ,
I ,ei''ciE be- Obtained nos Tree oil charge.
FREE or CHARGE.-Hotes, farmers,
"A. famrs &C. srie Mn Hs L.p % Tiy'6 on Esna
oDFiI, EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, h'O1 Cho'tnuts1'
Philadelphia.
~ wcsi 3Ith.sl Broad~ay, established l81S hAlE
ana FEMALE HELP q al 4o1iis', huI lot s' ,a
capacity constantly Oh hand hOte" Uo"ui's no''''' "
AT BEDELL's, $40 and 3l2 4th-aye, en-
" rio,rrs wiz aud large election 81 urst ,lass SLY
WANTS Of every description both Protestant aud cihohc
for civ aud country also Walters, Gardeners, Coacheh
and useful mon
A USEFUL MAN from North of Ireland,
ai ;9@ *, Or e9s9rI 81 l1a i IS f SI
ave. over lug ttoro. ---.
COACUMAN.--A Young single man wants
" place ooacmln IN the country VIII be useful h'S
COOL rrfoicnce AdiIc,s ]. L. SMITH, III Wet 2"hH
NOACIMAN.-A colorcd man wants situa-
eTeas s O. g. g. Tribune Uptown once 2ss bIoaway
EOACHMAN-A respectable coored man
y wants situation ~ private family as ceae' mas
ence can or address f. g.. 1876 Wet i7th-si.
NOACHMAN.-An Enelishman, married, no
nrrinbrapces wants q situation ~ mt class coachnan
ass S,G'n' ''''' 'e'''''l'' -pp' w. - 80
NOACUNAN.-A situation wanted by II first
ciaas ooacmau Dancl single, viii best city rlcIeace
rost6fnee.