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The New York herald., 1876-03-18
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NoTICE-THE FOREIGN MAILS FOR
the week ending Saturday, March lS 1876, will close
at this Office Wednesday, at 80 A. NJ for Europe per
steamer Parha via Queenstown On Thursday at IL 80
A. M for Europe per Kopstock. via Plymouth,
Cherbourg and Hamburg On Saturday, at A. NJ, for
Great Britain, Ireland aud France Celtic via
Queenstown and at A. NJ. for Scotland direct (mus be
specially addressed per steamer Elysia via Glasgow and
ut A. NJ Tor France direct steamer Perere via Havre,
and at III 30 A. NJ for Europe. per steamer Weser via
SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen The mails for China, Japan,
&C. will leave San Francisco April The mails for Austria
liza. &C. win leave San Francisco The direct mails
Brazil &C., will leave New York April IA
T. L. JAMES, Postmaster
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EUROPE.


EDUCATION IN FRANCE.-FAMILIEs WISHING TO
u send their daughters Paris for their studies Will find
comforts of home lite the house Of NJ
aud Nine FAIVRET Is Rue Nernier NJ. Favret supern-
the lessons RefereneesM. Hocart pastor 10 Rue
Demours and NJ Bersler pastor 2l6 Bouevard Perere.
oNG's HOTEL, NEW BOND ST AND CLIFFORD
IL sThs well known comfortable hotel for families and
gentlemen the only in this central situation has
commodOus aud luNuriousy appointed smoking and
reading ROOM with large bay window commanding most
cheerful view of this important and fashionable thorough
fare your visit solicited should you not already have
made choice hotel in the West End OF London Under
the management OF W. and Mrs CHAMBERS
THE ST JAMES HOTEL
i II Picadilly and No. Berkeley ST., London. W. Eng
land Entirely redecorated und reunished
ment for the comfort and convenience Of families and
tlenen. Cuisine and wines as heretofore.
q I. OLDFIEID Secretary and Manager.
TO VISITORS TO LONDON, TRAVELLERS AND
otters-Fulles information (gratiS respecting Board,
Residence. Apartments, &c at all terms Letters received
and forwarded, advertisements inserted and writing
commodation provided. at moderate charges,
SELWYN CO., No. 5 Air ST., Piccadly. London, w.
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METRoPoLITAN HOTEL, AT THE CENTENNIAL
lNl erounds-Cigar Stand TO let Address +. STORCH,
No IL North Sd E or a. the above hotel. Phsdalnhi&
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THE WAR IN HERZEGOVINA.

THE sULTAN's DIPLOMATIC CIRCULAR IN REPLY
TO THE ANDRAssY NOTE.
The NdtionGI Zeitung Of Berlin February 2S pub
fishes the circular communication of the Turkish
government TO the Turkish representatives abroad
containing the suan's reply to the Andrassy propo-
sitions:-
The New York herald., 1876-03-18

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
for the Southern District Of Illinois, January Term 1876
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
PROPOSALS.

TRANVIS d. IDWNnFS,
No. 3 Brunswick ST., Liverpool.
Solicitor for the said Plaintiff.
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FINE ARTS,


A RT.-MR. ADOLF KOHN OFFERS
"A his entire collection Of important modern Paintin
all new and of this years importation,
Mt private SALE
at extraordinary low prices.
Call and examine at the
No East 23d ST.
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FusT sINCs
UOR SALE-ON THE EAST SIDE, A SMALL FRAME
Cottage and two Lots the second LOT has stable
horses, and hay loit house has
rooms; situation 100 from Eastern Boulevard will be
sold cheap cash might be exchanged Address EAST
SIDE, box 23O Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1876-03-18

dh1 EOO OO0 OF CITY LOTS, IN PLOTS OF ONE
Sl.OUO.UUU TO fifty Lots each suitable for imme-
date Improvement investment, located all the prin
cpa and for sale immense sacrifice
close assignee accounts before purchasing elsewhere
call diagrams and full particulars from the assgnees
agents r. G. a c. 5. BROWN, Broadway, Wal st.
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JERSEY CITY. HOBOKEN, HUDSON
CITY AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.


ITO LET OR FOR SALE-TOGETHER or SEPA-
rately the Dock Property in Hoboken belonging
Eagle Line steamship Company adjoining the ferry,
front Of $50 feet large covered pier s0x704 feet
and half piers north and south Of large per also
story brick Warehouse, iOOxiO0 feet and number
Lots. For particulars apply to KNAUTH, NACHoD
d KuHNE, Il3 Broadway
The New York herald., 1876-03-18

LNoR sALE-FINE HOUSE AND STABLE AND SIX
acres of Land FIVE minutes walk from Wissshcken Sta
tion, Philadelphia and Norristown Railroad. Apply
G. u. 4 H. P. MUIRHEID, COS south 9Th st., Phiadel-
NH
, 1876-09-13
LATE LOCAL ITEM.

Simon Jieycr, Strauss d Cd, wholesale
clothing merchants at tho }of Franklin
and Monrop streets, arc the comHdnants In
rather serious casn Of robbery. wlli&, was before
Justice Pollak, but which was c41tinucd for
lack Of proper evidence until tho e2dnstant. the
culprtt, Simon Kuttner, being held in 5000
bail In the meantime. Kuttner had tcen In tho
employ Of the hrm for the past sir yars, nearly
ali ot which timc he had charge Of the third
floor; Recently the firm were led to s4ptct that
10 wa rot 80 faithful and honest "a saploye as
that for the past Gve years he hnl bcb In the
habit OF CARRYING Oh silks, yelvets, atl other
valuable goods 10 llis dinner.baakct AFR leay-
lux work. searcll'Warrants were st ono sworn
M Hartman sS were served The ss,ne ed day tKa}aer's
house, No. 42l Milwaukee avenuc, and the
house Of hls brothcr'tn-law, Bernhard 64on,
No. t8l OH tho same thoroughfare. At
tho former place small quantity Of
house OF tie latter nothing Of value was foud.
The same evening, Monday, Detective Macauly
and Constable hartman awaited Kuttnerl
egrcss from the store, when thsy at onea co.
lsrsd hln, snd found II hls basket about q.
once placed under arrest. Tho 1rtn are, o
course, unable to ascertain the full amount Of
tlLetr loss, but cstlmate It at not less thar
t5,0O0r taken at various tlmea during htS term
Of employment there.
HOTEL SCANDAL.
One Of tho most interesting social events OF
the season took place last evening at tho Briggs
Aouse. Tho porter Was asked early In the
sysnng r, to nsS sonysy /, eestan xSaaa to
- regular boaraar bit, betng susptcious'
Of ths females character, he followed tho ad'
miss!op of the woman BY Informing the pEopr!e.
tor, ME. Cummings, Of tho circumstance, which
tns !attss p;a assEmnea tas meIo suspicious
, 1876-09-13
CENTRAL ILLINOIS.

to-day over the competitive military drill under
the auspices Of tho Central Illinois Fair Asso-
citation. Fire companies went into tho contest,
as foIlows: Governors Guard, Springfield !;
Harris Guards, Petersburg; Eminct Guards,
National Blues, and Veteran Light Guards,
Peoria. Tho drill was close one, and very e1-
citing. The great contest WINS between tho
Governors Guard and National Blues for
the first prize, and It seemed hard to tell which
WAS the better drilled After drilling all the after
noon,the Judges, who wero regular-army officers,
gavo the first money, s400, to the Blues; second
third money, 800, to tho Harris Guards. This
places the Blues rs tho champion company Of
the State,
, 1876-09-13
FAIRS.
ROCNrOn1,, I'LL.

Sptctdi Msbafch to The Tribune.
ROCKFORD, H., Sept. 12.-Tho Winnebago
County Fair commenced here today. II the
weather prove favorable, our fair will fur excel
MI former years IN point Of magnitude and at
fractions. Sucl, poets IA 3. r. Taylor and VIII
Carleton, and such osators M DavId Swing and
David Ward Wood will h,li their garland Of
thought to the numerous attractions Of the fair.
Tho stock department Will be unusually good
machinery halls far excel Inst year In many
features. A centennial department shows
quito display Ut c11rtosittes and rel
les. Tie 81, ,W0-facc comcs off Friday. Upon
tho third day, David swn9 delivers All address,
and u. r. Tay1or given his poem. Thursday
Ward Wood gives tho Centennial address, and
Carleton reads Ills poem. 1'n-morrom addresses
will be dclsvercd by the Kcv. Wilder Smith,
Butler, Il. s. saabofnu, and G. ". Harrington.
, 1876-09-13
IOWA.
Special Nspdlch to The Tribune.

CEpAn RAPIDS, a., Sept. 12-Thc twenty
third annual fair OF the Stale opened here To-
day to visitors, and, considering the wcatllcr,
was fairly Intended. The wet weather Of last
week retarded tho arrivals Of articles for cxhibt-
tion somewhat, get, though the weather ycster
day and to-day has been cloudy, still no rain has
fallen, md the time has been well improved, 40
In position, Nearly NIL the departments nre
well represented, the display Of cattle, sheep,
svine, poultry. machinery, ETC., being fully
equal to TINT OF previous years. Tho grounds
become pleasant, tile fair mill doubtless prove
q aitcceaa.
, 1876-09-13

1e1 Of 1R75 ard hlc fnr sa'i raae M. 1h7 Of tlls
present term: 1rasc granted.
2s,S. Mndgn &H. fnlloek: appeal from 1.naalle;
death Of appellee huEYehted and metIon to mako
Frank W. Bullock alElEnlttrnt0r and enter his
appearance; allowed. .- ......
:!s3. NHasclI ct Al. ". Mintcr: error TO- Durcnn;
mutton ny RfcG fDr extenkl0n nf time to !c record.
mi. MtShb VI. YDnng Fl A. motion by Smith
for extension 1f lime 10 ftc petition for fchtAttnr
Harding Earc notito that ho would file hneGtsitnns
rc[nttntfnR tho motion.
27H. TlIc Town Of Partridge "a. Snyder: appenl
from Wot,dsnrtl; inOtlnn by Ferry to remand tho
cnt,se allowed; causc femandcd.
Court adjourned to 9 O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
, 1876-09-13
ST. LOUIS CONVECTION.


ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept IA Convention Of
Representatives Of number ofWestern rail-
Ways who held meeting In Chago recently
to consult In relation to the poolIg OF earnings
Of Western reads, and to prevent be pro-ratlng
system which has been SO damaEtt to Western
interests, met at tho undeu Hotel this noon.
but a present writing no results ave trans
plrcl.
At tho adjournment Of tho meetig tonight
IL was announced that the bustncEh had pro-
gresscd far enough to warrant tho ,tatement
that the roads interested will pool thtr freight
earnings; that Is regular rates will bonforccd,
aud the earnings, Of all tho roads be ,laced ia
one pool, and then divided among ali 1e roads
IN proportion to tho mileage Of Transportation.
Thls viii prevent tic cutting OF rates,,ul the
Eastern roads at less rates than thoso &argcd
merchants and other patrons. The Con,ntfon
will probably complete its work to-mrrow.
The roads represented at tho meeting D. tho
Chicago. Rock Island & PaG!le, chicaEoBuE-
Pacific, Chicago 6 Alton, Hannibal & St. Jospt,
St. Louis, Kansas City d Northern, Missdrt,
Kansas {; Texas, and Kansas City. St. Joson& &
Council BlUlfs-
, 1876-09-13

cH'cAoo.-on1y Que Or two cssgoes Of lumber 70
nalned at tho market last evening Business at
sAa port has considerably picked M during tho
list two weeks. and soma Of tho ycssols which
Fcrc laid up have como out ssaIn.,. Tho schs
pele Mitchell was slightly damaged yesterday BY
kas colliaion between tho psops Montgomery and
Vandcrblls near Harrison stscet yesterday, and
soth ycssels, wero slightly .dspaged.. :. This schr
!saoella Sands has received aoino new rigging, :.
j. the river yesteraay... fhe owasf Il tSs sear
John Minor dentcs the report that his veasel had
sone ef lIer sails blown away. >, The schs David
dillon.
, 1876-09-13
AN1USEMENT2.
ALL READV-..EXP0SITI0N,

Thp. Fourth Annual Expoa!tioo Of Chicago ts NOW
orEE sF3M @ , 4 n t. 1g1q G. IT. dey: The E1ni.
~ MACIilEEu u OPEltAT Tl0N, PFooea.cs q Man
Etarsl aooisty and otheIa the li1sopm Of NATURAL
iitoficsi ticsu1c, % "iSpkoat Mounta!n Is a. looKess
Natte Above the Cloud[ and Tho GRAND Orchestral Or
kAu, together uonGtttHtc tho hnelt display eyer nRIG
. IN order thAt al may vicw tho WESTERN CENTEN-
NAL Exposition. tho management have adopted tbs
iiflCEs OF ADMISSION.
evening. 80
For Children ono Rdlnission. Rood for I'll day and
cfennE. sa
For Aduita On Saturday. ons admlaslont geod for
al dax sna evening: rs
for Ill day and evening .1H
For Adus, every day kfter D. m..,............ rs
For Children every a1y after n. lis
Communication TlckctR, nStecn tdtntN1OnA. A,n0
Tho Communication Tickets ata especially adaptot 70
rTr Inn n0rt ~
, 1876-09-13

Special nspatch 70 Tho 1ftaaHk
MILWAUKEE, Sept. H.-1he weather for the
State FnIr Ia much faircr thnn 1t has been for tho
past ten days, during which time We have
scarcely seen tho sun. This morning the sun-
shine burst through 1,azy and trcachcrous-
looking aky, but only for i short time, when
again It looked like rain. Il largo crowd have
already arrived from the country, mud, should
the weather become lrcdly fair, VIC may yet
cattlc arc unusually large; for horses the list is
not Rs largo as was expected. There will bc,
however, good deal Of trotting stock brought
In.
, 1876-09-13
MARINE.


CHltAAOs
AnsvEp-Stmr Mnskcgon, Muskeson. lumber;
ptnr shoboJgan, Manltowoo auudslesi atnr
Huron, South Haven, sundrtcs, prop Daan Rich
nond, buffalo, sundries; prop China, Buffalo,
undricu; prop Messenger, Benton 11arbor, sum
dries; prop Gcosge Dunbar, South Hnycn, sun
dres; prop @. J. Trucsde.1, g. jos. sundrica;
prop Badger State, buffalo, sundrles: prop
Ttmpest, White Lake, sunds!es; prop st. A1bana,
0fdersburg, anndries; prop 6cos1n, Du1Fnlo,
.apd.,es; schr Zach Chandler, Buffalo, coal;
.chr Duncan City, Duncan City, lumber;
esbr D. Ferguson, pensaukco, lumber; scbr Tcn,-
pest, Naslneste, lumber; sehr Helen spFy, sta,.
iehr Thomas GAVIN, Ashtabnln,. coal; echE Two
Brothers, Muskcgon, lumber; scdr i, b. Iinhbard-
Pfkd's Pier, bark; schf -Four Dr0thor1, Holland,
btrk; schr Llzzio Doak, 81. Joseph. lumber; schr
Kitle Grant, 9augatucl, lumber; schr Lookout,
Mp.kegon, lumber; acht 9. Shaw, South Haven,
Fl Tampo, White Lake, lumber; schr Lincoln Dali,
Muskcgon, Lumber; schr George L. Wrcn, Alpsna,
lumber,
ru corn; prop Charlca Neltz, Manistce, 200 ou
Dsts schr Magnolia, Muskegon, = tons coal: schr
Dafsio, q, ,8a5 ba wheat 9, lUo bu .Sqrn, 4s7 bugs
seed and anndrles; prop 0ranito State Ogdens-
burg, 10, 600 bu corn, 300 btlo 1ous, 10 sacks
feathers, 81 b0les m.corn; atmr Mnakcgon,
uuskegon, aundsios; prop Tempest, White Lake,
ito. ~, boo bu whoat, 60, Dob hu corn, 300 br!s
lour, l,577 bags seed, 90 eks oil cake, 1o4 bdla
hesp pelts. and sundrics; prop Truesdeli, st.
loe aundries; prop Messenger, Denton Ilarbor,
Iuudfles; stn1e Huron, South Haven, Runartss.
, 1876-09-13
PROCLAMATION.

HARRISBURG, F., Sept. E.-The Governor
to-day Issued = proclamation Recommending the
citizens Of Pennsylranla, and ths descendants
Of Pennsylyanians residing, Ebroad, to observe
Thursday, Sept. 90 1870, u = holiday, and that
they assemble In Philadelphia on th4t day TO
thu day memorable IN the anpala Of tho Com.
1npnwealtA. Thu day eelected Will bo tue l90th
anniversary OF tbs adoptlon o2 ths Asst Con-
etitutlQn o{ peQuSylyRp1a.
, 1876-09-13
ERIE.

Ep<cial 1aspatcA to 3ns 7l4onn&-
NEW YonN, Sept M-Thc statement was q
talncd to-day from trustworthy aource TIT
tho plan Of reorganization Of tho Erie RailwF
Company proposed by sir Edward 'Yatkln, :
which postponcmcnt Of tho payment Of into
est and final foreclosure for the mutual bcnct
Of bond and stock holdcrs aze contemplated, ,ha
met with very general favoF in Europe
having been adopted BY largo majority
OF 6ondholders In. Scotland, aud 1t 4
believed by most of those IN England that tls
foreclosure foi aomo time yet-it might be twe
or three years. ltwas also thought TINT aftcl
the order had bees issued no sale would taks
place for several months, as It would douhtleal
Rs 9sr2 hs R q auy S sSs as ssS S tss I
before tho sale,
, 1876-09-13
1T CAN BE CURED.

1tcan be cnted There IA no donbt abnut t. THE I'm.
mediate fcttef Anordcd hy saxtDHn's tAn.EAt CrNk
io" pf.stsn III liz II III rsmsdy I'll hsrd, II.
ssnsssd na;:r tint tn: sodxed n ts nasa r;:sEe.
Inflammation aniniMet and hcaled; ths entife nlcn,'
branuns tntnEs of tho head ceanted md purihrd
!nR agent destfoy1ng In a through the syatca
, 1876-09-13
EDUCATIONAL.
LAW SCHOOL,
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

day, Sept. ~. The examination for advanced
standing viii begin on Thursday. Sept 20. at 9 r.
n. 1T the beginning Of tho academic year 1s77-
arc not rraduatcs Of Colleges will be required to
pass preliminary examination. A. the beginning
Of The academic year 1H79. so, thd FncnltJ VIII A1
tatea fur degree who enses tho School after ths
academic year 1s71'77 will te examined In thc en-.
tiso ehrrfc Of three years. They must aa0 ho
members Of the School at least two ycnrs. For In
formation, and for circulars giving full particulars,
adlrcts JOHN ii. ARNOLD, librarian.
, 1876-09-13
PORT HURON.

tpFc1A O1!pdEcA 70 11s 1f75NN4.
PoHr 1lunos. 1tich., Sept 19.-povN-Props
foFtcr. Chamber!tn, st. Joseph. Java. ontaLro;
'shra Southwest, Samuel. L. Mather.
ur-Props F!ctchcr and eonsoFt, T, Chau,borllp
tna toW, sanilao and co1lsaEt, sehra Chester u,
Couch, II; ,Wtxhugh.. Nellie Wilder, Leonard Bea.
;on, LILY Parsons, WateItown, Polly, II. 1logera.
aenges, Niagara, and Elizabeth Jouas.~
ElHp-Euflh, fresh; weather hne.
,x, Spscta! Dttpatch TO 5ks 7ttauHA
~. lunT iunuN, Mtch. ssrt. Eli p. m:-nowN-
s,oP. &c. Caha, C!ty ot Dnlnth, Garden clty; caid.
Ehf LaPottte.
nur-Psou Roanoke, .. r. Rose and barges; sehs
WINp-North, f.eshi weather oleaE.
, 1876-09-13

Speciai Dtspafeh 10 1as Tisbuna.
INDIANAPOLIS, lnp.. Sept. 1a.-Tho annunl
meeting Of ths stockholders Of the Iudlanap-
oils, Peru Il Chicago Road for tho election Of
Directors was hold to-day, aud resulted in tho
choice Of William Henderson, J. z. .Haaghcy,
David Macoyi and Y. r. Atalott, OF 1ndlanapo-
Board Of Dirsctors elected David Muccy Prcsl-
dent, Y, 7. Nalott General Manager, and L. G.
Cannon 9ccntary and Treasurer.
, 1876-09-13
ERIE.

Special Dfspakh 10 1NA Jttk9tA
EAtn, Fh., 9ept. l2,-ARnlYALs-Prop Superior;
Nats asadusky. Eliza Allen.
patid ehasp,
, 1876-09-13
MARGUERITE.


6pSc1d1 Etp0IcA 70 3Ns 3F1tu2s.
MARQUETTE. Mich. Hept. 19.-AnH1TEp--prop
" WetmoEc, Jarvis Lord; sch1a G. r. Alpeh,
a.dnetss.
ceL1AaEp-ptor II. D. Tussle, Vienna, sehrs
1tefge II. Ely, Genoa.
PAsszD ur-propa Atlantic, 81. Paul.
, 1876-09-13

Bp<ctal Dtspascs to ms 7ftbuaA
FoRT WAYNE, Ind, Sept. 12.-The Northern
Indiana Fair WAS well attended to-day. The ex-
htbltion is very good. The 8 80 trot, for purse
Of 5000, was won by Mambrino Girl, who took
the fourth, f]ftl1, and sixth heats, Black Dock
talinE tho flrs. and second heats; time, 2:i29<<,
2:nh, a:40, 2;4a, and 2:4e. Sorrcl Billy won
tho $50 pacing match In three strafght heats; j;
time, 9:B31{, 1854, anil 2:37.
, 1876-09-13

1,. wisconsin .aa 'qns;o,s e.sf, ~ a;"sy ;:%y
NV ~ Mlnncto!.. @ ;vsHon ..,,or .,aacc o.,,-
oFa ara ~ III trd Sr447G; rejected, 58a49c,
TO- ""''' cfHClNsarl.
r,rc,xxATf, sert. l1-Chtfon-QHitt.
~ sMr1 HI, IA, demand, red
Grn!h1M y hs hss,nn,d. 3tni flnts IN good dcfnant.
totn ~ lire strong and highcr d5aboe Harley fa1r
ri nrm: tffn1c; ..,.., s,. mar - Isrd IN fntr
onss,aiic. cInsffk II tho in.iic, kete. ilds
eirTcnt mike, i0t*odc, clo.lnG ~ ne inaI!le
hulk n1calaa 5c mspxr HnrOn ttrcsutart 7AI8pl
l9ttnsff. -strsdy; fair demand, &i.D7.
ssantHfr-Flrn, and unchnngrd;
Cav. -, - Syn"r.stnsay and unrhanrra.
Grda1Wh9tasr 9tarncs,stu n-F "tntsrtf riner mlt@.Gxc
M "uIet and nEm: wh!ia Westefn. oa&@9ct mixed
Srsttrn LIE LIE As saa 9sia n. +hondcr, 7s{c.
IreFtsTho"1a ~ az jsoss becon-Sh0ndcrH aNct clear
If !;sati tin.fc, cfcar. i0Hc. tnfa-!sehned+ s12-o.
HHntf-stea15a 5an ana "HGmAn|ksI: !,n E|ks ..,,dc ia
Itir1ea'ssfs sfstSrt Iu1: ii, IL
Eha.1sstfs-Whttt, q, hM bu. corn, t1a on hn.
Saipa.tnts-Wncas u 70, bu' soFh' ss'o" 6u'
a." e." s,rt,;;,-ro,n tn r.tr tc
EI1T ~ ,titow sdransed, CSC. Oats Ia fAr demand,
a.,ena9 ,keana9Hnns-iacon-Qood demand md prccs shaaa
btthtr, sdouldorh' e'ae' s''s' fo' A''~'@s' "ss''
HHS.. unchanged.
o'1' BUIYAto.
rrtrA1o Fcpt i3-f!a,trT3sS II .S n1snes; M
NM Il ID Corn arm sales Of as tUo In hY
tnsalnnpntr1cced. Ryn neglected. barley neglected.
taadl frt'aa's~s'e"u!.
<.or1<,.
, 1876-09-13
MEDICAL.
TEI-E
THE
NATIONAL DISEASE,
is, lT CURABLE?

Those WIN hare entered from the various md com.
pc.ed forma of d!aeMe ss,utae h5 Cstsrrn md bars
src ..: s9:*Gr f. ths 1neM3tion M slth eon.ttr e
t.ruei,ro a. e An y G.tarsh: bF9nelt!s; Aathns,
tbs lungs follow ID many eases. en.c af .imp1o but
neElected catarsh ksr at'ections M sue9
sme. may he referred 10 q Innor but ntstftheiesa
etrtous reaua Of neglected Cathrrh. bad enough in
affections Of the thfoat lungs likely follow.
, 1876-09-13
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE

L local and constitutional remedy, snd b sppled 70
Improved 1nhslInR Tubs which accompanies rach bot
lIe free Of charge; and internally. constltutohaJ
tfo:s a. !! sfess m sy.sm t'om IL Ro,oa
mo pcrH,&nent cure can be made. thus the united &C.
to Of this remedy IL superior 10 all 0lheri or cotlna
tons Ut others.
, 1876-09-13
FNE1GHTS.

Qn,oAuo.-Trcghts were fairly active aud firm
II 2}ic for corn TO buffalo. Tie charters were:
To Bunalo-Schr Winslow, corn, aho, props
Scotia. corn; Dean Richmond, wheat and corn;
Badger State, barley and rye, through. 10 Port
cotbotnc-schss Tccumseh, Goldon Fleece, North
west, aud Peshtgo, corn At @Xc- To Kingston
sehr J. r. Noyes, corn On private tcsms. Cana-
city estlmated at 25, 600 bn wheat. 275, 600 bu
com. H. 900 bu barley, and r. 900 bu rye. In tho
afternoon tho Schy u. Mitchetl for IT, 0GO bQ wheat
10 Klngaton at 6Ac.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. l1.-There wa. somo demand
fo1 grain sesaes to day, and Ghc bid on wheat to
Dn1alo, but this carriers mort cmphatlcally re-.
klng4ton.
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