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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-08
Sherif'S Sale.
Felipe GARNER, Plaintiff,

Felipe GARNER, Plaintiff,
VS..
Juana Lopez de Lazzaro- l7th Dist Court.
vich, John LaZZarovich, her
husband, and Juan Goyen
oche, Defendants,
I INDER and by virtue of a decree of fore
~ closure and sale, entered In the District
Court of the nth Judicial District of the state
of California, in and for Los Angeles county,
on the 23d day OF May, A. d. 1916, in the above
described suit, In favor of Felipe GARNER,
plaintiff, and against Juana Lopez de IaZZar-
ovich John Lazzarovich, her husband and
Juan Goyenoche defendants, u certified copy
whereof, duly attested ana delivered to me
on the Sd tfay of June, A. ID. 1876, whereby l
am commanded to sell at public auction, TO
the highest and best bidder for cash in L. S.
gold coin,the following and in said decree de-
scribed real estate, to-wit: All that piece, par
eel or tract of land situate and lying and be-
ing in the city and county of Los Angeles,
State of Califol mia, bounded and described as
follows, viz: Commencing at the Southern
corner of Fort and Jail, or Court stress, as
the same was called May 17h, 1871; thence
Southeasterly along the line of said Jail or
Court street ninety 1907 feet; thence South
westerly sixty (60) feet to the lot belonging
on said date 10 the heirs OF w. H. Peterson,
deceased; thence Northwesterly along said
lot siXty-five (65) feet TO + ort street; and
thence Easterly along the line of Fort street
sixty-six feet 10 The place of beginning: being
portion of the same premises decided by K.
A. Preuss to Juana Lopez de Warren by deed
Of date April 10Th, 1859, recorded in book No.
II OF deeds, page 535 ct seq. recerdI OF Los
Angeles county. Public notice is hereby
given that on
Friday, the Both day UfJume,A. ID. 1876,
At II O'Clock noon, l will proceed to sell at
the court house door in the city and county
of Los Angeles, state of California at public
auction t., the highest und best bidder for
cash in U. s. gold coin, to satisfy said decree
and all costs and ac1ruing costs all the above
described real estate
Given under my hand this Sd day OF June,
A. d. 1876. ID. w. ALEXANDER,
june6-4w Sheriff.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-08
Notice to the Public.
IF you want good meal or a good bed,
] to the
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.

Meals served with the best the market can
afford. Single meals, - cents. Board and
lodging, S5.5d per week Beard, s4.00 per
week. The best French Coff 2. No Chinese
employed Give us a trial and see for your
selves. Don't forget the place, Alameda
street, opp. -. L. X. r. depot. jun6-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-08

A Detroiter who was deceived by
the warm weather in March into TAX
ing his parlor stove down, had it back
again in four days. Next week he
took it down again, and the next re-
stored it. He remembered of six diff
f4rent changes, the last of which was
made yesterday, and as he sat with a
leg on either side of the grateful heat,
he patted the top of the stove and re-
marked; Don't blame you at all
Pm the fool; you are up here for five
thousand years now, and hire man
to keep you red hot all through July
and August. ."-Detroit Free Press.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-08
stockholders Meeting.

A MEETING OF the stock holders of the
- Los ANGELES MUTUAL BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION will be held on
Thursday. June l5th al o'clock p. M. at the
store of Stri,us a Co., under the Grand Gen.
tral Hotel, to adopt code of Bylaws for the
government OF said corporation and its Off
GERS, aad TO transact such other business as
may be properly brought before the meeting.
b. II. UPHAM, President
E. 7. LU GAR, Secretary.
Los Angeles, May Slst, 1879.
stock subscription books are now open at
the Los Angeles County Bank, k,Straus Co.'s,
and at c. A. Bonesteel & Co.'s. junl-2w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-08

The ladies of the st. Athanasius
Episcopal church will give fair and
festival on Thursday and Friday eve-
ming next at the rooms of the Union
Club. The festivities will commence
on Thursday evening and be kept up
on Friday all day and Friday evening.
There will be music and dancing each
evening, and there will be great M "a
ny things that will tend TO please. All
friends of the church are invited, ad-
mission being free.
Our neighbor wants foot tourna-
ment for fat men. He don't mention
that long-lost walking match.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-08
Business Opportunity.

THE BEST chance ever offered TO a smart
man. A business that pays $3.50 pei
iaty and requires but few dollars to run it,
being strictly cash and it can bear the closest
Investigation. No knowledge OF the busi-
ness required. Price of the TOOLS wagons
horses, ETC., 1890
For particulars apply to
myl7lmH E. GERMAN.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-08
S T o @ S !!

ARCH'D B MCCAW
Refers his numerous
Customers who have
Had the good fortune to invest few
Dollars in stocks by
Buying Puts and Calls on
Many OF the Bonanza securities, such as
Chollar. Yellow Jacket, Bullion,
California, Overman, imperial,
Alpha, &c, &C., and who are ready and
Willing TO certify that the system of
PUTS AND CALLS
Is more profitable than any olher method of
stock dealing. Circular free to ALL
junS-3t ARCH'D b. MCCAW.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-08
NEW TO-DAY.

TO LET.-Will be ready for occupancy
in ten days, two elegant cottages on
Bunker Hill avenue, 100 feet South OF Temple
street, five minutes walk of Temple Block.
Each contains four rooms, three large clos
cts, bath room, gas, hot aud cold water, high
ceilings and hard finished. No healthier To-
cation in the city. Terms moderate. Inquire
of G. NJ. Phelps, first house on Bunker Hill
avenue from Temple street. jun8-3t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-08

Advertisements Will be Inserted I'm
this Department at Five Cents per
tine.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-08

SCOTT.-W Wednesday, June 7th, at l P. NJ,
Alice NJ, daughter of j. A, and AdelIne
Scott aged years, month and 26 days.
Services at the st. Charles Hotel at ten
O'Clock this morning. Friends and acquaint-
anees are requested to attend.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-08
BOR N

CURLE I'm this city, June 9Th, to the wife
of John f.. Curley, a soma nine and a half
FOUNDER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-06
STAUNTON.

CELEBRATION OF THE CENTENNIAL. FOURTH
DEATH BY ACCIDENT OF JOHN r. sCHMlDT---
THE NEW CITY wATER-w0RKs PUT IN oPE-
RATION.
Correspondence OF the Richmond D!spatch.I
July 4, 1876.
This morning was ushered in by the noise
OF a drum corps, the ringing Of fire-bells,
and general noise. The stores are all
closed in accordance with the proclamation
OF Mayor Balthis, and some OF them are
decorated. That OF Levy Brothers, on
Main street, has in the show-Window full
sized figure OF the Goddess Of Liberty
draped In American flags. a, large number
of citizens were off by O'Clock on pleasure
excursions. - ~ ~, ~, - -. =.
A sad accident occurred last night, result
ing in the death Of John r. Schmidt, n we'll
known German barber.55tH had been in a
nervous condition, and sent to neighbours
for some laudanum to relieve him. His wife
administered proper dose to him, but in
her absence shortly afterwards he got hold
of the bottle and drank all of tan ounce
and o half. He died about 81 O'Clock. He
had been q resident Of Staunton for over
twenty years, and was n man of kind heart
and strict integrity, and had many friends.
He was nearly sixty years OF age.
To-day at 2 o'clock City Engineer Allen
will turn on the water from our new works.
~. r.. ,!,t.t-.. = I'm.
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BRISTOL.


THE PRESIDENTIAL. TICKET RECEIVED WITH
ENTHUsIASM-GRAND RATIFICATION MEET
ING-IMMENSE YIELD OF THE WHEAT CROP
THE DAT CROP HEAVY.
TCorrcs pondcncc OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
JULY /, 1876.
The nomination OF Governors Tilden and
Hendricks was received with great enthu-
siasm by our whole section. Everybody
thinks it was the Gerry best ticket that could
have been presented to the country. 1t will
sweep like q tornado through Southwest
Virginia and East Tennessee.
Very many Republicans Especially in
East Tennessce) will vote the Democratic
ticket this fall, being tired and Worn out
with the rascality OF the Radical party.
The citizens Of our two towns held a
laeeting last night to ratify the nomination,
and were addressed by Major Barker in i
handsome speech, urging his hearers to go
to work for the ticket. Fine feeling pre-
vailed, and we all feel assured OF glorious
victory. .-.s. -,.-...-. ..
Your course is highly applauded. The
Dispatch stands high in the estimation of
our people, especially in regard to its stead
fast and able support Of Governor Tiden.
The wheat harvest is well-nigh over, and
such yield has scarcely ever been known.
Oats will soon be ready for harvest, and
the crop is very heavy. Corn very promis-
ing. Gardens never better. ..... .-. .s-.
Weather extremely hot, with frequent
showers. BORDER.
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LETTER FROM PROFESSOR Il. A. W1SE-TIIE
POSITION OF WILLIAM AND MARY-THE UNI
vERsITY BILL APPR0yED-No JEALOUSY
FELT. r...,.-. ..
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, July 8, 1876.
Editors of the Dispatch:
Having been appointed on the part OF the
authorities of William and Mary College to
attend, as their delegate, the Convention OF
Colleges to be held in Richmond on the 9TH
instant, and being compelled to be absent on
that occasion, / request you to publish the
following as the status OF William and Mary
on the subject Of {: the University bill" !:
bill as passed by the late Legislature, lifting
the University, as it does, above want, and
thereby eleyating Its standard beyond the
possibility OF competition with the colleges
OF the State, ii.:the pledges OF the Faculty
OF the University are worth anything; ana
that they are, the recent action OF her Flsl-
tors attest. No college in the State Will lose
O student II the schedule OF eXamlnatlons
adopted us a qualification to obtain Tree
tuition at. the University is adhered TO.
Beyond the Well-knoWn high character OF
her professors, we feel confident that SELF
interest will compel her TO keep UP to THIS
standard, il not in the future Gas we trust
she Willy 20 beyond it. No pecuniary rea:
sons now exist for any other action, ana
the competition with the University OF such
a school as the Johns Hopkins bids fair to
be will add an additional inducement to m
elevated standard Of admission. WI lillian
and Mary, like Randoiph-Macon, would re-
fuse to send delegate to this Convention
should his presence there tend to reject
upon the bill rs 1t now stands. She only
wished to be represented to put in aprotest
against interfering within feeling cohfidentt
that the better the University. is sustained
as such, the better will the interests OF the
colleges be maintained. We are in greater
danger OF falling from the want Of good
private schools or good public ones, If they
eau be had in our day, than from any and
all aid the University may obtain. WE'D
ayow any opposition to, the University,
whatever may be the motive that instlsates
the proposed action Of the colleges. y eil -
Give us the 60 back water" from the Uni
yersity, which we will get il she is sustain
ed beyond pecuniary want, and all the col
leges will prosper the better thereby. ~, i
i ,as.I RICHARD; A. WISE,
Delegate from William and Mar.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF RICHMOND, JULY 5.'1s7G.

=, PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 5,'1s7G.
..,s ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer'
Schooner q. Williams. Paul, Baltimore, light, Cur
IS Schooner Jahaska, Williams, New York, salt lar
rived 4thl.
Schooner George 2. Hatlock, sharrett, from New
Schooner Lizzie F. Dow, Chase, from Bath, BE.
'-" - CLEARED. T.: LII =. ,..r
Brig Somerset Rr.l, Haley, Elsinore,: for orders,
petroleum, Meissner, Acsermann Co.
Brig Eva Parker (Br), slocnmD, Esinore, 1or or
Brig Eigl lNor.l, Ncrland, Tricst, tobacco +. ".
Hannewinckel Co. .tl.n 81
Schooner Laura c., Wolf, McDcvitt, Philadelphia
granite, Curtis & Parker. p,,.,,no-o r,,,ro,d-
Schooner Arlanna, Lamaria, Baltimore, ralroao-
'is Schooner S Isabella Jewet. Fogg, St Johns n. b.
cP ssiooner Daniel BFitiain, solncrs, Boston, No.
block coal, Geryas Storrs, agent -. -
i.;.&.,tt CLEARED FOE THIS PORT. 49,
From Richmond, Nc, Jnne :, schooner Aipert
FROM From PhiiasIephia July I'd, schooner Kate and
From From Richmond, Me-, June :, schooner I. C.
Hickman. 4-.i#..,.ss.< ts..l ~, -
Bark Concordia tGer.t, KreneIberg, from Rich-
: Schooner Frank Walter, Saxon, from Richmond
at New York July Sd. -. :. -, ,s,!.is,
Schooner Albert DALEY, Mason, from Richmond,
Me-, for Richmond at Vineyard Haven July LIST.
schooner Hattie COMBS Bishop, from Ro OK
Me-, for Richmond, at Vineyard Haven July "a.
river Va, for Boston, at Viaeyzrd Hareu Jaiy Isl
Schooner General Tobert, Pardee, from JJafnss
river, ut Philadelphia July Sd. -. II stts4 49,
Schooner b. +. Hastings, Chambers, from Fir-
g1nia. at Philadelphia July Sd. .~,.,,s.,
now al this port was sold yesterday to Captain John
III. Hines; whoIwill hereafter command her: the
John Wesley was built In Baltimore In 1858, ana
SCHOONER L. c. Hickman. from Richmond, he,
for Richmond, at Vineyard Haven July Aih.
Schooner H. r. Ravens, Pearce,s from kichnono'
York JuIv 4tL.
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VI w SpNEsDA 1875
3 SALEs.-$500 gRichnisrd city t6 per cent. bonds
fold issue) sold at 81; 2, 500 Rchmond city d PEI
cent. bonds told is5ueJ sold &c %.
AmeTfcaa td.-111xbtd. ~ l553 &
+. State rxrfties.-ytrYfiia eotseis, OG bid, 81,
asked; Virgtnia consoas, new, 40 bid, 85 asked !;
ncates. Il 5id, 20 asked; Virginia tar-receiyabie
City 8searttiss. LHichmond city s,s,s no bid;
cisl tax, e3X asked Petersburg city 6's. en- bfd;
Lynchbrrg city as, 100 bid; Norfolk city 81, 7S
BID; MsEchestsr e,s, 90 asked. Manchester bridge
. RdtIroad Bonds.-ylrginia Central Railroad
third mortgage Ga, J.. and j., 20 bid; Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad first mortgage S's, j. and
D., 100 bid; Richmond aud Petersburg Railroad
second mortgages rs, ~ and O., 100 asked: Rich.
m0nd, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mort
gage rs, j. anuJ., "a bid; Orange and AlexandriA
Raf1road first mortgage 6s, Ill. and N, 80 bid;
Richmond ard Danvilie Railroad consolidated SIS,
a. and n. 67bid: Piedmont Railroad first mortgage
9fe, "A. and o., BIZ bid. - y ., 49,
Rdflroad Stocss.-Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed, 100
BanE s.ocks.-Firs. National, 100 par, II 7X ask.
ed; National Bankof Virginia, 100 par 90 bid, 102
Insprdnce Companies.-yirginia State, Is par,
26 bid, 90 asked; Virginia Home, 100 par, 80 bid,
100 asked; Merchants and Mechanics, loo: par, 81
asked; Gtsy, 100 Par, e bid, IS asked; Old Do
EtscSltan on S.-James River andIKanaNEns
Packet, 12k par, Gh bid, 40 asked i,fr ~ a
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DANNU.I.E


.tNNLLE TOBACCO TEADE-SALES OF LEAF
BONDED DEBT OF TIE ClrY-THE NEW
AAf"i'-DorHT CONCERNING THE COUNCIL
PERSONAL.
'''FrcaI"n4cncc Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
-, July 3, 1876.
HE sales Of leaf tobacco for last month
"' Hnaped thus: Quantity sold, 2,l1G, 465
.'"'">: amount paid therefor, $3.50, 340.14;
"T!"2r per 100 pounds, $3.50.
liz sales for June Of last year were as
.9"o">; Quantity sold, l,494,94S pounds !;
mount ' uni PAD therefor, 1901 ,s33GS; average
r., I9o pounds, S2O.39.
,, hc sales OF leaf tobacco from the 1st day
:, -. october, lSil, to the lst day OF July,
' %,n, >'NiI0 thus: Quantity sold, Il, 3335, 04G
lIT'> amount paid therefor. S2,074,-
/.mt0' average per 100 pounds, $I1.9G.
ra,' ~ >AIr> Of leaf tobacco from the 1st OF
''eE' 1874, 10 the 1st OF July, 1875, stood
.,,o,,,. Quantity sold, 11,S2G,4 S5 pounds
"' iA'Q therefor. 81, $50. G7j. co; aver
rtL,, N"AUFtd pounds, $2l.S0.
-,r,j. '"o"'Ai! averages for the last nine
,I%s.. we're were a. follows: October, 1876,
,tr"an, NV'cinbcr, $9.2G; December, 1925;
H,r,1, 1916, SLIP; February, Sl0.0i;
ygur ~, EiG va; April, sl2.96; May, S13.47;
r,.. -" internal revenue received from man
- S, ,,nGu tobacco FOR last month amounted
yesr - .. 10; ior the same month of last
p,a. ~ Internal revenue received from man.
..r ''tEu tobacco from the list of Octo-
,nh, .n,', to The 1st OF July, 1915,
'@r ju'' e. to 1896, 7O3O3 for the same
~ ir'' ~ last year, 1895, 5Gl 80. zE'.
.oi, t' 'ahies Wood, OF the Finance Com
), w. REPORTS that the cash appropriations
,o we we council from the lst OF March to
b. i isI o. July amounted to s10,O0i.79. OF
e.1 rei'is D. i note that s5O0.75 was paid to
LISTS oulshaw ard Knowles for examin-
49, oHt water and gas-works; s24e. "a on ac-
'I, VI Inc poor; S2,7S7. 81 on account of
~ streets; 1915 for an iron safe. , s..3
t i.r bonded debt Of the city OF the 3Oth
y nm, amounted to S42s, 900. Captain J.
'1SeI' The president Of the Council,
n ~, ~ teu al a meeting OF the Council held
49, e"e "oth ultimo that arrangements had
% .,n inaue Tor meeting The interest due
Ieoh on Tue LIST instant.
! "!''ain Auck has entered upon bis duties
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CHARLOTTESyILLE.a

THE ST. LOUIS NOMINATIONS RATTrIED-CEI.E-
BRATIoN OF THE Centennial F0CRTH-IN-
DEPENDENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WHEAT CR0P-wEDDING.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.j
=" July 5, 1876.
Monday there were much fewer people in
town. than usual. The court adj ourned
over to to-day to- give, the 4th chance. A
meeting OF citizens, however, was held in
the Courthouse at which Colonel B. III.
Magruder presided, and Major j. c. Hill
acted rs secretary. Mr.. S. Y. Southall, del
egate to the st. Louis Convention, made a
ringing speech, vindicating the action OF
the Convention in its nomination OF Tllden
and Hendricks. Addresses were made by
Hon. Shelton f. Leake, Rev. j. l.. Massey,
and others, strongly supporting the nomlna-
ton Mr.. Leake offered resolution, which
was unanimously adopted, ratifying the ac-
ton OF the Convention, and Judge E. X.
Watson introduced several resolutions eX-
pressive OF qualification at the prudent con-
duct of the Virginia delegates in said Con-
yention, and returning thanks to our imme-
date representative, Mr.. Southall, for his
admirable course in the premises.
When such men Us Hon. Shelton Leake,
4 lifelong Democrat, and Judge Watson. a
lifelong Wing, come together in common
issue against the common enemies OF the
country, it is an augury OF victory Tor hon
csty and good government. :>.a~.s
The Fourth was celebrated here by dis
charges Of cannon and small arms and
the closing OF many OF the business houses
in the town. The day was intensely hot,
the thermometer at shutdown standing at
900. A fine breeze blowing all day rendered
the heat tolerablc. For the credit Of our
people let us say that not drunken man
was to be seen throughout the day.
1t is rumorcd that an g Independent Z"
paper is to be started here pretty soon.
At meeting Of citizens held last Friday
it was resolved to observe the 21St OF July
as memorial-day. that being the day fixed
for the rednion Of the Nineteenth Virginia
regiment.
The farmers are busy threshing wheat.
The quantity and quality are said to be
good. .'i,. ;
Vegetables OF all kinds are coming into
market later than usual, and producing
FATHERS larger amount OF sickness than ordi-
narily. There has been q great deal of sick
ness amongst children this season; due, the
doctors think, to atmospheric influences
rather than diet. Measles, whooping-cough,
etc, have prevailed to large extent. but at
present there are not many cases zinrthe
town. .aa.......
Rumor has it that wedding in high life
| will take place here tomorrow. QUIZ.
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al Msyor m due form ass Il harmony. " H5 III
to constitute thenew Council is not yet de-
finitely settled. ~ 5tlgt Il ia, ~ ~. o..
Rev. James Nall, OF Columbus, Georgia,
preached at the Presbyterian church yester.
day. An appointment was made for preach.
ing hy DIR. Martin In Halifax county, and
by DR.. S. S. Bryant at Chatham. }s,'is IS ~
Fine rain yesterday. 1'i ~ I, ~ ALPHA :
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.yENTENNfA FDURTH.
The ce,ebrati,ei, lin a,selpnta. ],

SPLENDID MILITARY AND CIVIC sPEcTA-
CLE-B RILL IAN DISPLAY IN THE
sTREETs-NAT IoNAL jsALUrEs-THE CEN
TENNFAL LEG1oN-ADDREssEs BY GEN.
ERAI1 HAwLEY AND VICE-PREsIDENT
FERRY-ELoQUENT GRAFTON BIZ w1L-
LIAM 81. EvARTs-PoEs BY .BAYARD TAY-
LoR-FIRE-WORKS, ETC.-LETTER FROM
EMPEROR WILLIAM TO PREsIDENT
GRANT. -, ~:
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ii i. ~. COMMERCIALS, / s ssa - 4
. II ------.sssa,r- ---fa 10 bata9rs
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE:
--lll. - u -. ~ vmy y, Ao.o.

OFFERINGS. ,. i
r. WHBAT.-White, 436 bushels. Red, 1886 BUSH
Ills. 4. 1@>s,-e-i .f tss. = s<..'Fi
CoRS.-Whfte, l 1922 bushels. = - =, .a. ;;s>
,s,s = Es5.t 9,lEe)SATES. zsr :aI IN
WHEAT White, 4 Il bushels good new at 81 8 a.
Req, .676i bushels very good new, at $l.4O: SO
bushels prime 1t S1.40; 128 bushels good at 1856
total, 1872 bushels. ~ -iii& go n :2i, : =
CoRN.-White, $50. bushels prime ut elc. ;.3S2
rood 1t Soc s59 bushels very good on private
.erms-total, ,222 bushels. sat' 80" q ~
- aif14' RR-ExHIBlTED.i Ila-Slt.' I" !
CoRS.-White.-15o bushels. ~ - 4sl ..!:
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY. July s, 1876
Breaks to-day, 222 hoesheads, A tierces, and
q boxes. .'. EjHiu'asS.T
Packages offered at auction 1872, of which SO
were sold. - I. sH7i.I .r2
Prices ranged from $500 $57. ;2iit 5 ~