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New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
Total. s.e77, ,3o5 1000 l,o5l.seA 1000

II will be seen that the movement is quite
A large one, indeed, it has not been exceeded
In more than three weeks since navigation
opened But the proportionate receipts at
New-York are decidedly less than the average
for the season. During the four weeks ending
Aug. IL they were Of all grain 44.S per cent,
and OF corn 3S per cent. But Philadelphia,
while gaining in receipts of all grain as COM
pared with that period, loses in corn about
one-6fth. Baltimore gains from 1915 per cent
of all grain to 1877 per cent and from 16 per
cent of corn to I'll per cent. Montreal gains
from IS per cent to 15.8 per cent Of all
grain, and from 5.2 per cent to 11.5 per cent
of corn. Boston gains from 9.5 per cent to
1913 per cent of all grain, and from Ill per
cent to 14.2 per cent Of corn. ''-''
It is quite possible that the considerable
change unfavorabie to New-York, which has
now continued since about the LIST Of August,
is due chiefly to the localities from which
crops are most largely forwarded at this season.
When the wheat, oats, and corn come from
the regions near or beyond the lakes, and
north of the great central railway routes, the
shipper often has an advantage in transporting
to Chicago, Milwaukee, or Toledo, and thence
by water, and of such grain New
York has usually secured the larger pro-
portion. But when the locality from
which shipments are made is below or near
the great central railway routes, 1t is often
more costly TO ship by water than by rail, and,
mo wing by rail. the grain Is more largely
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

history. he adds "T These cusses ruined my Aoye<.
garden yesterday9 We are sorry fn Mf. Dusll and
bis flowers and. it viii be any satisfaction TO him.
we arc ready to admit that more dissareesble
collection we have never seen outside OF. aa
entomologists cabinet Upon hasty inspection, they
seemed to be sufficiently dead but we still carefully
kept in the cork. There might be pair Of living
ones inside, able, with their welknown fecundity.
to overrun all New-York and devour its every green
thing. Mr.. Duell and all Nebraskians have our SIN
cerest sympathy.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
Business Notifes.

CRrsrADoRo's HAIR Dye for its superb and
MAGNIFICENT tins stands head Of all competitors Ma
ture produce no better. Depot 80 yohn.st.
HoLMAN's AGUE AND LIVER PAD cured me,
After irving scores Of other remedies without avail
~ ~'-e ~ g. b. BURR New York
THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION OFFICE OF IHE
TRIBUNE Is In Tribune Pavilion Belmontay CeDIennS
Grounds ION Of the Lake) The Phldephn brancn
onoe Is at No us Chesnutst old Masonic Lemp.el: .
Advertisements received az regular
at both ofces The DAILY TMBUNR served by carrier IN all
parts Of the city early in the morning.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

affected in its destination by the facilities and
charges at the different cities. lltiis obvious
that New-York has not outgrown the necessity
of making improvements, if it means to retain
a large proportion of the grain traffic. %
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

.. The Democrats it seems are expecting great
things Of Ohio, and are chuckling in their
.sieeves. Has the barrel of money, which Mr..
John G.. Thompson says was not sent to the
State Headquarters, turned up next doorf Or
has the venerable Gov. Allen consented 70
ring the changes on the barren ideality
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

1t will be good news to the thrifty hop
growers of this State that there is scarcity in
Europe, affording promise of better prices for
this seasons crop. In England, Germany, and
Belgium the deficiency is very great, being
fully one-half the aggregate product of these
countries last year.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
TRIPLE SHEET

DAILY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers $40 per annuIn.
SKMI-WKRKLY TRIBUSE. Mail Subscribers. 80 per an
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers, 81 per annum.
Terms, cash in advance.
Address. THE TRIBUNE. HewYork.
Persons unable to obtain THE TRIBUNE sn dny of the
tdi,s boats or hotels IN tCkch Is usually sold M con-
er Jaror br ormin0 this otioe Of the orcu@stances.
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BRANCH OFFICES OF THE TRIBUNE.

Nrw-YoRK-No. 1,23s Broadway, corner Thirty
frst-0t. No. sos West Twenty-third-st, corner
Eighth-aye.; No. 760 Third-ave., corner Forty
seTenth-st No. 1855 Fourth-ave. (Harlem.l
81 PnILADRIPH1A-No. 713 Chestnut-sk
WAsHINGTON-NO. 1885 Fist.
LoNDON-No. Is Pail Mall. s. w.
PARIs-No. Rue de la Chaussee dAntin.
Advertisements and subscriptions are received at
publishers rates. and single copies Of TIE TRIBUNE
may always be obtained at all the above offices.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

Welcome to our country eousnsl Within tho last
few days they have added an unaccustomed variety
TO the motley throngs of Broadway and our public
squares Whether going to or returning from Phila-
delphia whether Signalling this Centennial year
by long delayed holiday trip; or attracted to our
city by the fame Of her spendors and her virtues.
we cannot decide: but before, at this season,
were SO many visitors from the country seen among
us. They patiently walk the hot pavements, with
or without their umbrellas and satches, gazing with
q hearty and honest interest on many shows which
long ago lost their advertising value for our cit
izens. 1t s pleasant to our comnOnplaces re-
freshed to our own eyes, as they become new and
curious to those of others to find architecture
grander than we had supposed, onr extent and
activity so much greater. But these rural neigh
bors none the less understand how to compare and
criticise: they observe keenly while they enjoy.
They win not fail TO notice the evidences Of poverty
beside those Of luxury, the mixture of steady labor
and vagabondage Of brilliance and dirt. Of order
and revolt, courtesy and impudence, which so to
make up the life of great city. Nevertheless, they
are welcome! The slightest intercourse between
any two classes of population is far better than
mutual ignorance.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
amns.msnis ano aleetinss 60 Might.

HoorH's THEArER.-H eardanapalus 1;30 and 8: =,
Ffyra AVENUE THEATER.-"0 Our American Cousm'
and 3. f.rrfH n .ao =
OLYnPIC THEATRR.--variety Performance; ana o.
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRBIS.-2 and 8.
TwEHTrTHrRD brREEr OPERA HoUss.-keV Icons
Minstrels p.- >,
UsIoS soUARx THEArER.-" Two Men OF Sandy Bar :
1:30 and 8. ooso
AcApyxr OF DEuGS-Day time only CentennialeLoan
Exhibition.
GIIMORR's GARDEN.-CoDcerT. -
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART.-Day time only: zen
tennial Loan Exhibition.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

ure is to be voted upon In its entirety. 1t
follows that bills which have been adopted
piecemeal are rejected upon the final vote.
Italians are gradually discovering that this
system is good only for demagogues.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02


Dorsheimer and the Liberals when he turns his
back dsdainfuy upon eminent courtiers, he is only
exercising those autOcratc powers which cheer
fully conceded to him. He is no pretender who is
suing for recognition, but actual and absolute
boss" whose right there is mono to dispute He is
received with riotous enthusiasm in the Democratic
Convention of the foremost State Of the Republic.
In that convention he defeats Chas. OConor and is
placed at the head of the National ticket II he
chooses TO be sulky, all Democrats turn pale and
talk In whispers, and when he sheds smile they
fairly bask In it. Now there coarse-fbered gen.
tlemen in the Republican party--machine men of
the baser sortwho often enough defeat the highest
purposes of the wisest and the best, but after all
Mr.. Kelly's kind are not the men who are cheered
and feared in New-York Republican Conventions.
The Democratic masses are instinct with a demand
for reform" for Gov. Tden says so, but the fastid
ious voter will reflect before he joins himself to
masses which are "bossed"
Friends of Gen. Sykes Of the regular army think
that the brief editorial reference in THE TRIBUNE to
the letter which he addressed to this journal
cerning the statements made by Gen. Birney and
Gen. Howard as to his action during the battle Of
Gettysburg, may give rise to misconceptions The
substance of what Gen. Birney said and Gen. How
ard repeated was that Gen. Sykes was more
auVo 10 INC Cofuioft VI HIS mcu tudu 10
his duty as soldier-basing their CON-
plant upon an alleged reply from him
that he would be up in time that his men were
then making coffee, and were tired" Gen. Sykes
emphatically denies having said anything of the
sort. and conclusively shows from recapitulation
Of his action throughout the battle. that Gen. How
ard did him great injustice in carelessy repeating
the hearsay remark out Of which the story grew.
sa. ..h..s
Miss Martineau came very near making strange
bequest in the interest of science. Her WI con-
tanned ono remarkable provision-that her skull and
brain should be given to Henry George Atkinson,
"for tho purposes of scientific observation sab
sequent codicl however revoked thia direction, the
alteration being made not in consequence Of any
change in opinion, but because of change Of cir
cumstanccs in my individual case" It gives one q
lively idea of the cold booded devotion Of scientists
to their favorite pursuits to think of Henry George
Atkinson calmly cutting mp the brain Of Harriet
Martneau.
We have received from Mr.. III. I. Duell of Omaha,
Neb.. o half-pmt flask containing q few hundred
dead grasshoppers-a specimen Of the billions OF
the same unpleasant Nebraska Fruit as
Mr. Duel pleasantly calls them In an inscription on
tho outside Of tho hask. A. matter OF succinct
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1879.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

In bis letter printed elsewhere Mr.. Trollope
points out Incidentally singular feature in
the parliamentary practice of Italy. The
members, it appears, are required to vote
openly on the separate clauses of bill, but
ore allowed to decide secretly when the meas
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

The Maine Democrats have been supplied
Gby their allies in other States with the sinews
of war; but the Republicans have forced the
fighting, and aggressive tactics are certain to
win. But there should be no fighting within
the lines. The breaches in the party ranks in
two Of the Congressional districts are exceed
-ingly mfortunate. 1t Is not too late to settle
these family quarrels.7 Bolting is most ex-
.oellent practice sometimes, but in these in
stances nothing Is TO be gained by local
.wrangling. 49, Is .a7or r'e
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

The September breezes win soon be blowing
sthe froth Of fashion from seaside and water
~ing-pIaca. Americans have not Learned 20 up
probate Alright the finest month IN their
climate, bus pass thsir wholelvacation In mid
summer instead of sparing q few weeks for
October. Our columns this morning afford
! pleasant giimpses Of holiday life at Marthas
Vineyard, chautauqua Lake, and Windsor, Vt.
The country housecf Mr. Eyarts Is the picture
before which our readers viii inger longest.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YoRk. Friday. July 81, 1876.

NEw-YORK Friday, July Il, Ia1b'
At the Exchange Salesroom to-day, foreclosure
sales Four-story brick building, with lot on Avenue c.
southwest corner of Thirtccnth-st, lot 3oIE7o, 10
r. II. Young for 80 500: one similar building
viii; lot east side OF Avenue j. sci feet north OF Eey'
euih ST. 20 William Miller for $4,000 house and lot ad
ining above lot 172x93 to slmc buyer :SSVcO; ana
brick building, with lot north side oi fo1l ist 'o3
feet east OF Avenue ID. lot 203X96. 10 A. * f. STERN
for $500.
The following legal auctions were adjourned: SAFE oi
house aud lot East Thtr fourth st., wCs 0i second
nyc to Aug 4 sale of house and lot on last toItA :
nu,h-st, west OF fiTst2vc., 10 July p; and SAFE OF
haitSc and lot East seventy yflsSt west of Ihlfd-
AVE. WAS Withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
COTTON RECEIPTS.
- - ~. g.n.Nanu are the
WOOL MARKET.

PIN srFIrVA July 2l-WOC is good delnsnd; Prices
steady Ohio. Pennsylvania. and West virginia M anu
above 80 y y, 33Ld54c Medium % 35Jc
S0a32c. NcwYork Michigan Indiana and McS'eTm;
oqagpc Mr..lln. q Coarse SoGSlc SOlnOlht'
Wssh,,i lsc C0nbng UDwasnC Sac. Cauaaa CoinO d
rig 81 c Fine Upwashcd, 2OQ22c. Coarse and Mcdiuh
JTvgshcd g302Jc.: TUb " asled. 33GStc.; CO"ia'o'
WaSbed roe; Unwashed IA 7c Ezra ana Meiao'
PrcE 2SqSDc. No. and super Pulled. 2ICJOc Texas
J1ne and Mhan 6d20c do Coarse II a"c Caiiioihla
I1nr md Medinn. nc q 2Oc; DO. COARSE. lac l6c.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
lie. gross l.24o bales exports to Great

pet receipts s74 hses gross i24o bales exports to Great
britain. 270 bales. ~
sr Louis July 2l-CottOn higher NAdng, lie Low
&.Salng lOc Good Ordinary, &c receipts. bales snip
rcnts bales sales IS bslcs; stock, 1878 males weekly
receipts 81 bales shipments 524 bales sales 200 bales
vICIsPlRc July 2l-CottonNeekly receipts, 2sS baes;
so4 bales. .x,,,, ,o-,o,
Low Aiadlng 3ic Ordinary, &c. weekly receipts
22 haes; sales 25 bales 10 spnners, 25 bales stock l7+
ba,eS
MAcoS July 2l-Cotton nominal Mddling, l0rc.; Low
Niadins Zoe; Good Ordinary, &c weekly receipts IA
bAics shipments. ia bales sales, 6o bales STOCK 1870
lOO1 bales; 1875, ,462 bales .... 80 --,,---
ATgINS July 2l-Co;toa duh; Nddlng. LOG; weekly re-
ecips bales shpmeGt., 40 bales sales !" sphher ~
NEwsEREY, July 2l.-Cotton quiet; Middlmg l0c. Low
Good Ordinary Sc. weekly receipts bales
ehipmcuts. / bale: etock, 49, bales.
CoitNBUs. July 2l-Cotoa quiet; Niddhng loAc,i Low
Mi!dlng 9lsC Good ordinary SIC weekly receipts ~
baes shipments 20 bales sales 3 bales to Srmnes 20
bales stock 1916, l,a9I bales 1873 S45 bales go -
Middlinc gre; Good OrimRry sac; weekly receipts 25
bSes shipments 25 bss sales, 81 bsies STOCK leo e"o
bales 1878. 2.S5l bales - .,..,,- ,o,. ,o,r
Miedic gs.c: Good Ordinary sac eky net receipts 20
haes .i,lunents J2 bales stock, 2OS bales -,
Middlpg l0isc. Good Ordinary Sl<c. gross recepu 81
bsIes exports 200 bales sales 100 bales s
ncrs 20 bales; stock, 2.7OS palcs weekly CT receipts
bales, exports Great britain - f'h ;
eosstwise 4C5 bAes. sales go bales spuaeIs 22V oats
t;osToN JGly 2iCotton dulli Mddling, 1l@c; Low Su
ding lO7c. Good Ordinary 9fe net Iecepts oi oaes
Srs 7e bales safes III bales stock 5o8i bales weekly
e, rects $40 bales: gross 64 baes exports 10 Great
Britain COO bales sales bO1 bales
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
Drooklnn teal estate for Sale.

7 GW-PRlCED LOTS foy Sale OF Lcasr.--FOr
Manufactures FOuui1ics Refrenos, Chemical Works,
Der Building Association, &cBocls Of ola win
llA.cad waterfront asO blocks suitable for d"eiHgs, On
Ncv1wn Creek East River adjoining New -fgII and
r0gIlv tc!Ins easy; III mortgage, with hLtriS cAu
II ssrtr-iy improved Apply TO = q. .SCElEFtELlN, 10
William 81.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
Dipioen0 Nolices.

1Hg !gfoIfi!S' AND TEADEEs' NA1IDSAL LaES ~ NEW}
YORK, NEW-ioGk Jr., q lS!:
4 DIVIDEND OF SENEN PER CENT, ont
~ - te earnings last m"rns iire oi all tauf
hss dsy DECLARED by us Bant ay ae on The ~
H. - Juruuo. 4. H. PERKINS IT,. CASHIER
Oipl,E OF IHE ILLINOIS ClNrgSL RhmAn CoMfAST{
A DIVIDEND of FOUR PER CEAI has
n been dcafed Jy this Company, pa abr o Tine hisi cay
o August o. the b0ters 90 fu PAD sas registeI
AT fha lie lfh day OF JCy next after Nhg aud uEu
IN. di DAY ugaAs tie transfer books vii b. closed
]. Y. +. HANDDLPIl, treasurer
rE7uE COUPONS Of TIE BOSTON AND
K <l,v'.. GEE AIR LINE GAILKOAD co, due August
/ h b, Pad ai Office oi LATCH & FDOll NoIZ Wall
- n \ .n .d after IA.t dat. D. .. HATCH, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

African Union Church to Jacob CDe, Of 2laye, o
LOCKER, FaIL y, TO Cara Decktr $ OF Chhst o. o
CorcoriGyt t23d ward lusial1uents .... 60O
Caring. Philip II, 10 stephen Van NtsI!nd, OF -
@9tIst between % and 80 aycs 3Yl9rs ,.--..; tuoO
oitGSt Sa'a 10 '.ss. 3S25
F;Iryst Thos L. To- q pa witt and Others ,trust).
OF % ave. years bOD
same same JlsjS, OF @IGyc: 3years..... bOOo
lSitoS, @i az 7$'Te 3 Years @"l 6OOO
same 10 SAME Of 3lss Of 2d-ave years.. g. 90
lS5is5 di a5. a5iP " ysPs ar = - o WV G5oO
7;iTT a2 : > e,5Oo
Uafilian. Hugii, 10 c 60 " Hughes corner 10Th -
G4!lSt year. l'uO
same Il sane & 'flaTt and 5Itlst years lu2ll
L.tS Ell and nSCiI 81 j. CcOo
Ia avn ttl '2lI,r Years 81 .....,... 1000
" ~ r. cIe l,"T a. of iG5t1sf; 1900
NS * Of MaGoagaSt notes Is coo
,sii' ii'a and III iailsts years... 5000
0iTh 1a bdg'5 I Of * dSe '5' yii $500
md sad i1ayss; i41s. 20 200
sehs'i, 1s c NV; A%,ac ne A. Gi' LOCO
iOiaciaii Y. SAVAGE, Dopdtg Register.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


59l5s S15 & s3T 3Cd ofbsls o. to S5@ Bcrc a N
lg;sN t, I, =. q IIaDn ~ And Others Nominal
l59S same properly i'as1n anu o''s 225oo
arG cfs y 2 o. :, ,c = p II CARING 1900
S'sIl,stne NJ & TSs 1880
Glars and husband 70 ttt1,r ~; ---''
PS5r1ar To- o Hair Nominal
iIJs , f. iry i IIS \ fIadler5Sy u. ~ 5000
rsrD Ne :" L g Nominal
" T1cSp or y . " Nominal
qit S St ni q I: = Of 5davc I5x9a .: aiso 10Th.
st s,s y IL G H. r,os + Z Fcfr. Nominal
~. VIZ 81 e 1T G Of 2d5ve l5xo9 siso 10Th
b. :, ZOO II o. Ave \, 2jzlO33; same 10 sarah
toi 30 @ y same 10 ~ Fo-rcs Nominal
3lss East, Nos 2lS ard $40, 45ESSS; hi'o, 5ilst
and otberS to- Nom~al
az, al Fast nos 40 and SiO i5xlSO also. I3thsf,
E ~ o o1,i ii o s5Si1s 2 same TO j. Foncst.. Nominal
Front 81 II p 40 27O, 2Giy72.5 a Walker ard vie 80
| TO y y and brooklyn BrG5e CO | 49, "ooO
4t1agg r snJ VII f' 10 rto%,S M 1890
| 81 81. = :. II of I'd ave, 22.6N3S.5 ) Y Me
GuUan REQ "a p Forrest So
ssrIs s11s 3 -o !. ... 5000
Ss'sI i8O OF 2dave " 6xSs.9 same to sarah o
| 3lst.t s. 1916 II Of 2daye, 2AGx9s.9j same to ~
SIs;st : S. i22G # 2i.avo, 22GS9s.9; same to 900
8lsst 5, l45 1t Of 2dave 22623-.9; sa'reto oo,
,isjT 'Sken 10 Lattnr .,..........-. G,OOO
3is st. s. 500 II Of Vilavc lGsx9s9 ii TuT.
roy Zen 70 SaIEues... Zico
fOmoglJ J. Y. SAVAGE. Deputy Register.
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5uniues DGnds.
NOWERY SAVINGS Bank,
ID l2- AND 100 EDN tSN

EOWERY SAVINGS BANK,
ID l2- AND 100 BOW teN.
NIN- uss. June l2, ls7C.
\ sE,fl-t NSUAL DINIDEND az ne iaig 81 SI% PR
CIS . aUIm al sns uf rive DoiillH ana ulW.il !!
not - c,aing Cuc Thousand Dollars, ana 0i 1--WE III.
ON p,I .IJiuG a sam, an tAotss oi ono I'iaal '
lars ana mo; exceciug Thousand Dollars, "uSd 81
bsvr stn deposited least three months 0h tie = "a OF
Juy cx WI be- auNc o the depOAtV-' a"d VII b- Id'
Geop 4ut MONDAY July H. 4o5o, n accordance "'i
H. i-ious Of the bylaws.
By order VI tIg trustees, . 80 ..,..,..- ,.--..y..
q. II. Co.CEsHALI- Secretary.
NENY- YORK SAVINGS BANK. EigLth-avc.,
IN cor. Of Fourteenth sL-SlN PER CENT lNiElLrI
mai. rIn Tic rrst each mOlb Ai-o;s, t16ln#ti o.
buryus. - l.btf 3D. T. IL bNi'ir iies''o-"
G. ". BWNCLkHHoFF. secretary
CFAVTN's BANK FOR SAVINGS. Nos. u
- and "a Wall stfc Trustees have ordered that INTER
T be aa 70 dpcs,toIs entitled tdsr,0 10 e ~ IuoniAt
ending 3Gth Ult. o. follows. ,.,,- ,..-.
on SUM of 500 DJars and under The rate o. SIX PER
CENT per aUnula Ant - ,-r,-r, MN,
on sins exceeding 300 Dollars ~ q iai' % - ~ y ~ E
r. \ r. ~ auuur PAYABLE and aji'r N'Ni'll- liA INST
m. t,t.r,st vi be credited 10 GeIositos ss Fratpa4
New York. JHly q, 1876 49,, - n. ~. ,.,.t,o-.
joins H. BOYNToS. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

4 the NEWJLlSEI SOUTHERN 4 EilIS-fait lower tlln
by auv other route commencing June ID, 1870 Lat Nv"
yok f,on lirr = North River, folt Rccor ST. 6.ij
for long branch ~cabrst Sc; 9tJ a. m tor fAiliG.rha
I5up Drauch. River MaIrtoMH. and Nncliud: ay)
D. a. Gr Philadelphia, Long Eranrh AMI lnckerton $40
=, M FOR ong raAcl Toms liFtr. and N!rcp"u 800 p
M. trrelt boat nd passenger TaiI 4os Long aA,h
sundays, $3.50 m for Long Branch tctll hg a. T. n
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
strambonts auo Railroads.
DROOKLYN, NEw-YORK, and nj, NE

RROoKLYN. NEW;Y0RK;,, and r1,,eo'. SEW
ID BIfIu;H by steamboat hKn MA Leave fnlon.,,,
HroolIvn ata Nostrys ST. New.i0rk, at go, and Iwsh,s
ortnyL AT g'.5 o. G,. lDdng a. YonkeIs iona Isl ~ns
t,gzens West Point sld Cornwall Returning, trtve az
Irookiyn az y. IN TICKETS FOX THE ROUND GRIP VI
To Iona Island aud return 40 een,& --------------
LNOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
NTH Ulster and Delaware Railroad, landing at Ign
land Fails West PoDt). Cornwall Nosburgh Maflngro
Million pouckktrpsis, ard EsDgpB STEAMBOATS, lh"ass
Cornell leave every Tuesday ulsay, and SATURDAY lanes
W BALDWIN Monday Wctnos9ay Friday sDrnsst Pef -
y. H.. at4 y. IN. ------------
ETOK NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
/ FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS. MoNTREaLi, i snG @ , lhter
mediate TOns ratners PIER 2j, f. r. daily t7unlys
axoertI az IN (2Idst T. 3l6 MI aud ii D. M con-
with special Haven for aItior spring
field Sc Tickets sold checked ai 4 BrdaC way
New Yors and Court-st, Brooklyn. Excursion 10 New
aud 81 30
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
S-Ew YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.

ROUND BROOK ROUTE
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT STATIONS: .
IL NEW lOEk-CcutF Railroad ~ New eIsey, 1901 OF
Liberty ST.. and tool of CAR s'H-at.. Noiln River
~ Observation-Disclosures PENNSYLVANIA Railroad cor
''' CciamcncInc MONDAY, June 10, 1870. Trains
New oTk, foot Of LLcrtys At G+J, 'iJ "lJ a. %
l:iu o. $50 p. go. 90, ,..o.-
Icayc rh!iclpha 7:Jo. $50 lo 800 D. t5o M
- altman Drawing Room Cars AtlAcieu 10 tic t1J anu
9:!J 4. III trains frOgI NeW-A Ork. - - ~
Of ClaTbSOust at SoJ q H.,
-. q. t.2D i:2p p. .,...-
Rates r passenger and freight low as By other routes
centennial ptsscg lycr,d tr nam entrance 10 the
Centennial Grounds. u. T. iAlp"lNS
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
RESIDENTS N AMERICA

Can be supplied with London Cloihine,
OF the finest materials, perfect m stFie
and it, by following tie Instructions Il
orr self Npa5ureucut Hyirf, DO olr NeS
Fashion Book. which. win samples ot
materials. Is forwarded post lIec. -
mfttaucc ~ hglf tire amount must "a
:, NJ ~ oIaer. but The REMAINDER need
not ie paid till the delivery % the eoous
6t Preferred. as arrangements LaNe
been made that the Forwarding tou.-
uauies' Agent shah al Tire tine ~ oely-
cry at ans given address GO. .r't lac bal
aHCe due, together with iOrW 2iolnc
ch3Tges aud Customs G'cs. This mole
Of colie tim amt delivery has been 'oIti
Of great service In conducting very eN-
tsnslYe American trade.
The new illustrated rook oi FASHIONS.
This book contains "A fui. ant Gctalltd
account Of al The Departments Of lie
Establishment also, forty -eCAi EuCrav-
iH,s- executed 10y q Zig class AiLei, n
lu,trGtlrc 'hc most fl-iiondhlc and De-
coming stv-cs OF Cos;ug.t9 fur Gculie-
men, Youths, aud Oys. Hiding babiis,
Jackets, and listers for Ladies; aud
LIyyrie- t-r servants.
MeSsrs. SAMUEL BROTHERS return
thanks {" Their Alfeiican cpuuerupn lcr
Their numerous recommendation.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
AK A. ',sCit.%rE FOls TiCKEfs i y VIA AIR LINE.

NEW-JERSEY AND NEW-lORk RAIL
~ WAY-For HACKENsACK SPRING EAiJEG, \ A. 4
TET. NEW CITY, HANEH STRAW, amt STONY POlNl
Leave Erie ferries, foot ChamSers It., 10
:: - a. H.; 4:lj 81 ., $50 sundays, 50 a. N
Gj thcter tGai on saturday night, only az -
to tickets dt frie
ticket offices All Trains Lave Ene Depot jersey CITY
General once, X see circular.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnic
and Nangatuck RAILROADS. Fare II. Steamer y
PORT Catharine ship aud Bridgeport at