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Arizona citizen., 1876-12-16

L. ZpCKESDoRF, WM. zEcKENDoRF, 1ss Broadway, N. Y. Tucson, A. T.
 OPENING OF THE Centennial at Tucson, Arizona, ZECKEND0RF BROTHERS, By Great Display Of New Goods. 4 New Era in Selling Merchandise
 in Arizona.
 We have just received THE LARGEST SHIPMENT OF GOODS Ever come 10 Tucson from the East, by way of New Mexico-Consisting of
 Full Line Of DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, FANCY GOODS.
 BOOTS X SHOES STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES. LIQUORS and KEY WEST CIGARS.
 FURNITURE.
 CHINA and GLASSWARE. STOVES. HARDWARE. FARMERS and MINERS TOOLS. And other articles which are needed to supply the demands for the comfort Of the WHOLE COMMUNITY.
 This makes our stock THE MOST COMPLETE IN ARIZONA CT any where this side of the
 Missouri River.
 These Goods were Bought at Prices SO Low and our arrangements for bringing them
 to this place at SUCH HREDUCED HATES, thse we can confidently assure the
 Public that we Can and VIII Sell Goods Cheaper than they can be brought here from
 San Francisco, Our Advantages for Buying Goods. Having e Partner Constantly in the New York Market buying from First Hands, are UNSURPASSED
 by any house in the
 Territory.
 
 to come and examine our stock
 and see for themselves. We Will orer them such inducements as
 to make lt to their Advantage to Buy of U6, and especially do we invite the Attention of the Wholesale Trade. We will pay ss formerly the HIGHEST PRICE FOR GOLD AND
 SILVER, Giving the Miners the FULL VALUE of what could be realized in any market. COUNTRY PRODUCE BOUGHT for Cash, or Liberal Cash advances made on any coDEignments to us- Thanking the public for the Liberal Patronage ia the past, we hope tO merit it's continuance for the next century.
 ZECKENDORF BROS. Tucson. August I2. 1876.
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-16
Desert Station.
N Miles nom Tucson and same from Pi-
 oaehO Station.

CHAs H. LABEREE. - Proprietor
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-16
This makes our stock

THE MOST COMPLETE IN ARIZONA CT any where this side Of the
 Missouri River.
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-16

CHINA and GLASSWARE. STOVES. HARDWARE. FARMERS and MINERS TOOLS. And other articles which are needed to supply the demands for the comfort
 Of the WHOLE COMMUNITY.
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-16

DOOlS x ShOES STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES. LIQUORS and KEY WEST CIGARS. FURNITURE
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-16

THE LARGEST SHIPMENT OF GOODS Ever come to Tucson from the East, by way of New MexicO-Consisting Of
 Full Line Of DRY GOODS. CLOTHING
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-16
Pine Lumber tor Sale.

We have all qualities and kinds Of
 PINE MBER For sale in lots tO suit customers.
 FULLY. OCHOA & co. January g. I576. li-if
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-16

We nov invite our friends and the public to come and examine our stock
 and see for themselves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-24

a., $3.50. A. 60 oo- oon
mum, 30 mat tho amount rcan]cu uPou 'ho @o''
stock and bonds could not have been less tnan
90 ZOO 200 rrbi Of capfa has increased the
|''D w. -, -, a, 700 ooo Y1,.,ur ,bs
annual gross receipts less than Si,fVV,VVVI Doihs INV
same comnany has maid I'm dividends the sum
:, p,o 200 on -. = 80 a., ,,o,r linz ,ros comnleted
vs. - O'J'" '' 'H'' ''" ~
III mas BORROWED, by the safe OF STOCK anu oohus " "
money IL has maid in dividends except about OOOOOO
To-, ,to M mi lon nd
dis, ma lndl "l'hih 'he S"o POs % branch
equipment account, eAcIlsi'e w - 80 i,st
lines, has Increased SoIO4lO9 Andy Iiiis ths roc
item through the ala 81 .no Ee"Ets iVr e'SH eI s
find that ~, 96i 900 OF the latter sum IS cargea ~
equipment; that against 107 locomotives beiOhgne ~
the company on April l. 1869, IL owned ~ on hPlI L,
1876. / find charged to new equipment III locoinoo
makes the total 22S or less than by last relpr
But the point to whch particular attention In called
that le locomotive built purchased during
the seven wears has been charged to renewals or
oneratng axnenses in place of destroyed worn
ita very remarkable and, think unparalleled Tact.
And mis- beng true of the equipment account the ILL
fererce Ia unavoidable that similar policy has been
nrse3 rcsnect,ng the construction account, which, OF
nronTse ia mnch more difficult to investigate.
II IL no unusual thing for manu- actuTIng corporations
10 nrcsrnf dattnrInq aunr Statement aud pay regular
dividruds IN 10 the very eve of insolvency "a such
isf Of ri
ha African far Inv nroiery adjusting this n
can no made TO appear PROSPEROUS TO connding
s.ockIoIdcrs oven when on The verge of n collapse
In some of our railroad corporations II the
,nn and ,uunnent accounts thnt are made TO conceal
tn sane sie Ccutrrnan Suppose the gross earnings
of n raroad Thoroughly completed and equipped, are
~ 600 600 Suppose the ont actually required 10 be
nn and for the road 10 one rate II and main
IAN If i'm ali dcp1rtments I'm proper degree of efficiency
TO he $50 600 The net earnings in would
nronery be $3.50 900 But instead of reporting this
the amount of net earnings ard dsbursing this for
interest dividends suppose IL for the interest OF the
r., incraose thee nor EARNINGS and inns Ills.
"A They have only to charge S5OO,OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-24
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 23.-Coton duh; Midihpg, D'.r,;
Mlidlng ilc Good Ordinary lOc. net rtccNts SSo
BALE. gross bales sales 100 bales stock, 3ll - bales
MEMPHIS, Aug 23.-CottOn quiet; Middlng, ~ nc re-
cept,. IO3 bales shipments lVO4 bales; sales -Oo Oaes
stock. G.IT7 bales ,, 500, -,
s.VANNln Aug 23.-Cotton quiet; M!ddlng l0''c.; Low
Mlding 0ioisc; Good Ordinary, S'sc net receipts 2U3
bales exports oOasiwise 35 bales sales III bales stoeA
cT,gIg,rov Aug 23-Coon quiet; Mdding. II lie.
Mddng, lobe. Good Ordinary eHc; net receipts
bales sales, 100 bales stock lG19 bales. -,
SORrOLK Aug 23-Cotton quiet; Mlddling, a,.; mel
receipts 332 bales exports cOatSlse, 2i3 bales saes 20
no,roN Aug. 23.-COtton steady MIdilng l2tr. Low
Mddling. II SC. Good Ordinary lO2c; net receipts 20
phi pslrHi, Aug 23-Cotton quiet; Mdding, l24c.;
Midng II ac; Good ordinary, lOAci net teOelP'S'
3BG bales gross 3iS bales
R.tTNoRR Aug. 23-Cstton duh Mcding, &c; Low
Middung lli,c.. Good Ordinary lOSc gross receipts, a
bales exports cOastwisc 80 bales sales, 100 bales SPIN
nrr., - bales stock. LOOP GALES ,,,, ,,,
wiLMlSGTuS Aug. 23.-Coton nominal; Aiddling II &c
Low Addng lOc. Coca Ordinary, 9Ic mel receipts 10
bale. stock, 235 bales ,,,, 80. A., ~
Nddhng, lie: Good Ordinary lOc. net receipts, Sl'
bales sales 10 bales stock, 2,lT5 bales ,,,,
AUGUSTA, Aug. 23.-totton quiet and STEADY Nldunng'
los JlOLc: Low Middug, lOl4o; Good Ordinary, 9+c fe
c.ipI., bales; sales. ~ bales
MoBfIE, Aug. 23-Cotton quiet Mdiing, II &c Low
Mldlny lULc.. Good Ordinary, 92c.; net receipts Il
bales exports coastwse, 80 bales sales 100 bales stocA
SrScTSNlr1 Aug 29.-Cotton quiet Middling. III =:
Low Middlng luatc. Good Ordinary 9tc; shipments III
Sr LOvtS, Aug 23.Coton unchanged Miillng, II 'sc;
Low Middling. 1Ogc Good Ordinary. 0'sc; shipments
bales stock. 2,57l bales
LOtIsyILIE Aug. 23.-Coton quiet; Mddng, IL '2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EERnpEAN NfADKErrS

LrERPoof. AuC. 23-l230 m-Cotton IL quiet and IN
changed Middlng Upands 6iigd Midlng Orleans, 6asd
sales O000 bales including 1000 for speculation and
port receipts Cotton 10 arrive quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL Avg. Cd p. NJ ySales of Mill.ng Upands
Cotton Low Milng clause deliverable September aud
tober ut 5l6,ed
LIVERPOOL, Aug $3.50 D. -Corn-Mxed dull at 25i p
quarter. American Choice Cheese dull Mt 81 p cwt.
LIVERPOOL, Aug: 233 p. m.-Sales OF Miidng Uplands
Mdding clause deliverable September 1t 53l
do do shipped October and November at 62 OF the saes
to-day, 7,3 bales were American. $1,000 -
JTyPRPOoI. 23-4 D. m.-CottOn-Sales Mddling I'm
lands Mdng clause, crop shipped November and
Dee mber. at 81. - 49,. . ,o ,o,
a nj steady Lard i0GdJOG for Amtrican- -,o ~. =,
ToSDoN Au9 23-l2:3O m.-United States DO Bonds,
is6js old IOjTa lo61s lO9 ri New Elves, 1919 Erie RAN
IoSpoN Aug 23-3 p. m-Pars dispatches quote i've per
cent l06f zoe for the account spirits Petroleum.
I0NpoN Aug 1880 D. m-The amount OF bullion with.
drawn from the Bank Of England ON balance today Is
R6GO 600 chiefly for Lisbon. . -. A.
IONDON 23-5:3O D. m.-Parts dispatches quote n'o
prr cent Rentes at l0Gf II nc for the account.
LOSDoN Aug 23.-cscntta Linseed, 5OB ton
EAAShFoRT Aug. 25-U. 5. bonds, new hyes, lO3 g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-24

mainder of the market, 1t is sufficient TO say that
with little more activity, and prices fraction
higher, the close marked concession
from best prices and generally feverish
Tone The transactions aggregated 147, 200 shares,
of which 1885, 400 were contributed by the coal
stocks The final changes from the closing prices
of last night were as follows: Acknowledgment
Central and Northwestern each Il; Lake Shore
and Pacific Mail, each d Producers Petroleum and
rock Island, each 81 hannibal and st. Joe Pre-
ferred, and northwestern Preferred. each %, and
Illinois Central, /. Decline-Central and Hudson,
1s; St. Paul Preferred, Il; Hannibal and st. joe
"a; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, "a; New
Jersey Central, 47s, and Delaware and Hudson, Cd
per cent The following table shows the
THE RANCE OF TIE Markell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-24

posed Of at fully weak as the opening rates q the
week Of common sheep remain unsod sales OF Mioh
gan sheep averaging SO d. at 80 IS ~ at 6O 81 ~
averaging 10 b. at 81 stockers averaging So ~ at So So
HoGs-Recepts to-day $500 head making the total supply
same time last week and head for the ame week s
heavy city trade SO 2Od s AS cornfed Workers
at So 25S6 40 at So 9OdS6 cars coarse
grade grasseys remain uns0ld.
CHICAGO Aug. 23.-CATTIR-Receipts 1900 head ship
mens $500 head market duh and nearly nominal buyers
holding of for lower prices =,
HoGs-RecepIs, 5000; shipments 2SOo market fairly
active GALES OF rough heavy at 40
good smooth heavy So 1895 90 choice light bacon So 3o1
So 40.
Receipts $40 active and steady sales
at 50 81 l2QS4 20
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug 23.-HoGs- 1000 quoted at
So SJqS6 iO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-24
ALEs FROM gig O'CLOCK TO CLOSE OF BUSINESS,
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 23-P. NJ.

WEDNESDAY, aug Zo-P' Ne
The speculation on the Stock Exchange to-day
quite naturally ran largely TO the coal ana coal
carriers stocks resulting in further decnhe' rang
ing from to CD per cent The fluctuations were
wide and frequent, and tie final close except III 'he
case of Delaware and Hudson, was d to per cent
better than the lowest prices. Delaware, Laeka-
wanna and Western opened at 81, sold at vi ana
50, closing at 49, New-Jersey Centrals first and
highest price was 57a, the lowest 52l4 and the
last after rally to 53a4, was SO. Delaware ana
Hudson sold from 9Ol2 to 84l2, and at ~,
seller 90 days while Morris and Essex sold
at 50 for lots of 100 shares, and in smaller qnahtl
lies at 9jos096. The unnatural manner IN which
NE remainder Of the market, by It's stubborn rse'
responded to this decentralization OF an Important
interest proves either the anxi0usly crcu!ateo
tories that there pools or cllques now hoidlhs
Stocks, TO be untrue, or that the great pubic mas
curious conception Of the real situation OF the case
Lake Shore was again active. selling 10
ne extent of $1,000 shares. The open
ing was at 544, but after momentary
Crop TO 54 the price was suddenly marked up 10
aa's On transactions Of about 5000 shares. Tins
Price proved TO be the highest of the day, notwith
Standing assurances were plenty that 55 was TO be
is price before night. The latest point on tins
stock is that "steel rails" are working wonderful
revolution in the cost of maintaining the conpanys
TACK. 1t seems but just that steel rails" should
contribute their proportion toward reeuperation
o. this property, inasmuch as to them was
largely due its crippled condition, the company
having issued since 1869 $17OOO,OOO STOCK ana
ponds for the purpose OF steerailing its road But
u may be q surprise to the young gentlemen VINO
YAK so knowingly upon the subject TO learn that OF
The s52 miles Of track which the Lake Shore Com
pany has to maintain, only Goa miles, less than
'ne-third Of the total IL steel-railed. Of the re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-24
ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD ONCE MORE.
To IN. Edtior Of The Tribune.

SIR: Falsus in uno faisus an omnibus seems
as applicable 70 corporation reports as TO evidence ID
courts OF Applying this principle 10 your roeen,
Of the deceptive character of the Rock Island
runs have prosecuted the investigation into several
other items Ilearn that since April i, 1862 the year ID
which the Rock Island road completed through 10
the Missouri River the company has sold So9So'oco
its stock and 900 OF its bonds-tota increase o
capita TALL OF which sold for CASH ss991ooo ihese
sales stock well managed thai none wac SOFA
below OAR and the greater part ~ considerable pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-24
The closing rates for foreign exchange were :

The money market was the correlative of pre-
yious DAYS The United States Treasurer to-
day received $780, 900 National bank notes for re-
demption The customs receipts at Washington TO-
day were 800, 900. The Internal Revenue receipts
footed up $35O,OO0. The following is the Clear
ing-house statement to-day Currency exchanges,
Sll, 1895 4S3 currency balances. $l,7s3,277 gold
exchanges. S4.S45,5OS gold balances, $G70,0l4
Government bonds were very dull and without
special feature pending the final result Of negoia
lions regarding the 4lo bonds III London We an
NOV .lneipo street nrces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-24
WOOL, MARKET.

BOSTON market for Wool susains the ent
adv ance good demand for fine fieec's, supplies oil
which continue be- sold close. Manufacturers are free
purchasers and sales Of Ohio and PepnsyNa nave Oeen
Extra and No some choice lots o No. Az
zoe and Xxx and above 400I2c. There IL little
Xxx now Offering except AT higher prices Michigan and WIS
consn Pieces have ing at 3203jc and quite nrm
Combng Deaine We continues IN demand with sales
AZ lua5Oc Deanc Ia Choice tOmblng. The STOCK OF
California Wool considerably reduced but there Is
sti lair oHeIng sales at 6d3Oc for common
ana choice spring In Pulled Wool there have been
25a3sc for super and X aud some small lots OF
Choice super at j9a+Oc
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported Tor ruE rmsysFl
TOTAL RECEliTS OF PRODUCE
rer T,ueit. and Rdiiro1dI
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

WEuNrspAY, Aug. %, 1876.
AcuTs-TheIs are no new features IN this market and
r.i,c- are s nominal &C. Pots aud Gr 10 Pearl.
tplIfi- Mid Coffee boo Eoicfat" GrtuInd ana ~ hf
Maracto am ruled az I40lG.C, gold. with sales ~ ts
OF Costa C. 300 bags sold Oh pi ate
terms lc quotations lG4 ,c gold no wa. hfu but
quiet at l5gi7 gold fur ordinary 10 Prime crgQSs Win
Santos Fair Good 10 VIC . gold sales OF J5 pdF' :
Ncwtnu AT BE- Hamol 100 bags IalisiGau at
lGLc. ant 1000 bags * ~potlc-s on Driyat" terms
CDTrDN-there further reduction OF lsc IN qnpta
for Cotton the -" but a. IL Wa attended Hlta
r. close steady slc- Of
gzg bales which 1873 for export and 500 0r c"nzip'
ton Delivered contracts 700 bales receipts Al lc fla
700 hal... AnneAnh NJ. irlLroL lm0nlIun,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-24

In Southern State bonds Missouri long SKIES are
down 10 lOGl2 but District Of Columbia 3C5s were
up 20 729., paid and bid New Tennessee skies sold
ND 70 40 Otherwise there were no sales. There
was nothing doing in the shares of the city banks
Railroad bonds were only moderately active. There
was a pressure to sell New-Jcrsey Central mort
cages and c0nvertbes declined from 80 to 81, Con-
sOlidated frsts going to 100. The chicago ana
Nortb-Western mortgages were lower, frsts selling
NJ JOG. and Gold Consolidated at 81. 81 PauPs
were neglected, only 81 900 La Crosse Division iirsts
selling at 1913. Union Pacifcs were strong, Land
Grants at %, and Sinking Funds at SO. Missouri,
Kansas. and Texas Consolidated Sinking Funds sold
al 57I2, Hannibal and ST. Joseph convertible ~
down To 1912 and firsts of c. C.. c. and l. at lOo'i
Western PaciGos advanced TO 1911.
Fittv-rwo new members were elected 20 the Amer
lean Mining Board to-day, the list embracing we'll
known San Francisco and New-York names. The
organization to excite lively interest on tDe
Pacific slope. The Stock EIchange OF San Francisco
remarks: Everything is being done here to pro-
mote the Eastern standpoint OF operations such rs
transfer Offices and the handling Of the actual GER
tifcates. tSc.' The StOck Report. another financial
or-,an of San Francisco says: Since we gave the
first news regarding the project for the formation q"
the New-York Board We have been visited Dy many
nrom,nent operators in search Of detailed informa-
tion ON the subject fact which clearly indicates
the interest onr people feel in the matter"
Tbo N;ssour,. Kansas and Texas Railway report
orrov;,oate earnings for second week in August at
SG5 40: corresponding period last year @oo'Zio;
increase, $3.50. a..
The comparative estimated earnings of the ONO
and Mississippi Railway Company for the second
week in August were ,oco
1878 s6G579 1915 .... .s853lG Decrtase.''.si'2o2
The following securities were sold at auction TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-24
. So EcIer 90 dave. I 95 selleI 80 days.
CLOSING PHILADELPHIA STOCK OF

The London cable advices give MS further slight
yielding in prices of United States bonds to-day,
Erie Common being down to 1925, and the Preferred
closing ut 20Q21. The British Consols we've steady
at the decline of yesterday The very large sum OF
5000 900 bullion was withdrawn from the Bank OF
England on balance to-day. In Paris the hVc per
cent Rentes declined to lO6.l7i2, Uold
opened at 1903 ald quickly became strong,
advancing to 1107s on more active tTansac-
tons, the frmer feeling being due to the
hitch in the pending negotiations at Washington
and the improved demand for customs On gold
loans the rates l. carrying and L, l. 2, and
fiat borrowing. This is off day for foreign eX-
change and the market is dull at quotations. Rates
are firm however, and sales on the basis OF
81 s7l4Q$-i s7l2 and 81 s90Sl S9l2 The Assist
ant Treasurer paid out $4,000 in com interest on
the public debt, and $1,000 in redemption of called
bonds. The operations at the Gold Exchange Bank
covered Gold cleared, $l6,4720 900; gold balances
$1,O62, sal; currency balances, S1.234,752. We
annex principal quotations of gold:
M. 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-24

Str,t Good naIy..lOis Mdd.ug. !'s
Fnr liutc vgs the market i"vCTsh. prices iilNhg
aos and those ~ yesterday, but the close was
without essential ,hange. sales yesterday AFTER y N
esttcuior October 500 II iayc.; "ccnbr.
6O II isac Janury 200 IL i7,4c June 300 l2sci July
l2Lc: 700 l.lsezc. total, AuUO btlte ilfsl 'A-
ami 300 &C. June 100 'agc July l'O - lasc'
total 500 bales SECOND Cal-OCtobrr 600 ll'gci N"Nen,
bfr 100 stgc Dec,mb,r 100, II 'Isc.i total 800
bale. Third Cal-Aurus 100. lie. October 400 II l.;
I,c,.fnb,r 100 &c April 800. Pc total, LOO bales
Sales today up 10 = -Aug.si COO la; s,It"1Dtr
llc7ac: 100. &c, LODI llt1gc Drlp
M 800 li7,ec. 500 1lssc; 100, llHarc Lou l'oc;
700 sc: NoyemDr 300 'isc December, 900 llsci.
100 ac. Jluuary 800, llrsc. 100 llHsgc 100 l'c'i
100 Iu3-.c: FebrHhrv 800 llic; Morcb, 800 ll15gc.
total 10 100 bales. Grand total lJ,JOO bales.
IN. mara closed barely ktel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-24
fnanclal.

A GAS STOCKS. ,rr .nn
waNHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and ali kinds Brooklyn and NewY9fh Sss neeuric' ues
inby GEQ; "a, p % ~ 2road az NY
mo THE HOLDERS of the FlRSI MORI.
IL GAGE BONDS OF the DUTCHEsS and COLo d "a, M a.
CO-The agreement proposed nor the purchase W ~
hallway and property the sale under 01 W.
First Mortgage having been signed by
Of fhe bopdhoders agreement for such ptTchase
been come to among the bondh0der gave notSe a. n. @
thai would volunteer bid and that IL b0ught .no proR
ery give any such bondholders who mi a
90 DAYS signify In writing their determination 70 JOIN ID sto
purchase opportunity to do according 70 the
such bonds they held -. ..- soo7 Eea
Bonihofders desiring join IN the purch
accordingly before the LIST OF Setemuci
next JOHN y. w III liNnI % NeHs'' ]''"'N
81 Wall ST., New York, Aug. IL, 1875
Union PACIFIC RAILROAD CONAN L.
tember 1875 will be paid at The
Once "a Equitable Building Boston, OF NJ inc
ONCE No Nassaust New York nt me par value OF n
bond and next maturing coupon 'si,oao' N''no" ~
ssfes~-no'''n' '"' 90 T. II. ROLLINS Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-24
Banking 6ouses ano Bankers.

KOUN7ZE BROTHERS, Bankers,
u Val ST., Neao York, draao BiSts
on England, France and Germany;
issue Letters Of Credit available
throughout the United States and
Europe, and make transfers Of money
by telegraph and cable. Investment
orders executed in the Exchanges Of
Nep York, Philadelphia, Boston Gpd
San Francisco.
ADproyed Securities for sale.
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TituuClal.

A LEX. FROTIINGlIAM & CO., Bankers and
N Brokers No. l2 Walst. make for customers desirable
INyESTM ENTS Of large small amounts in STOCKS OF =
legitimate character which frequently from five TO twenty
times the amount invested every thirty days
RELIABLE STOCK PRIVILEGES negotiated NJ taYora
BILE Stocks bought and carried long desired
post per cent Circulars and weekly reports
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Business Cbaures.
Qopartnrrship Noliees.
Dei,tlstrp

SOMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUTl-
- FULl-My Pearl Plates indicating color and SUB
stancc for artificial teeth excel everything heretofore OF
eTe and ghness needs only 10 DC seen
Appreciated male in one day. and only slo 70 szV pes
set Call and best Rubber SETS IRON sIo 10
sl5 Gold Patina $S5 10 S45. Extracting under gas
Dr T. q. MhIr - East Twenty third ST. near Mahsona'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-24
Gorses. Garrlascs, Garnsss, Sc.
RICH. JOHNSTON, Auctionecr, Office and
"A Mart 10 TO 20 Thrteenthst near University place

RICH. JOHNSTON. Auctioneer, Office and
n Mart 10 TO rs Thirteenthst, near Unversity-pace
= ELEGANT KENTUCKY BRED HORSES FILLER
2 LOVERS OF The HORSE TAKE NOIlCE'
q TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION AT ARCH JoIINsToN,S.
= FRIDAY, AUG. g, AT 10 O'CLOCK. If .SOT
PREVIOUSLY SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE-
NoIF-Fyery word written below oil TINS STOCK
will be verified and guaranteed by the oy neI IN lyr'1n
who DrOu'sht them from ils own tan III hent"oAS e
Z, will also answer personally all inquiries
rr,NR.Y GELDINGS 1851 hands. years, sired ny
"Cassius 81 cay" dam straders Brown kitty and We
otherdam nv "Goodwool"
oGIiESTNiJ T SORREL MARE, 1855 hands, years, sired
Inv "Irince Albert" dam BY acssengeE' -,
EIIIIES SISrERS-NO. il Bay, l5', names,
Years; No Light Sorrel 10 hands years NO 10
n Gray 6 hands years. They all sired by stfaldo
"Cassius NJ. cay" dam Goodwood, ir he by imported
. uoodwooi" grand old Black Nose" - -
CEOSS- MATCHED TEAM GELDINGS Bay ana CVi zen
So,-,I as, hands sired by 'Old Telegraph
GoLDEN SORBEL FILLY, l12 hands, o years sired "
Seen Taylor .,., s.e,,,,, oy,n ,Sc "a al. hand. n
rears sired by Gen. Taylor" dam - yellow Jacket, 80
All TILE ABOVE ARE on EAHIBITION TO-DAY.
Fuller description and information at the once OF ts
AuctOneer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-24
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, Aug. %, 1876.
Below may be found the result of yesterdays
sale nj Arch Johnston's establishment Thirteenthst,
ha,,yaon niversitv-n lacc and Fifth-aye: