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The Arizona sentinel., 1876-09-30

We published dispatch from
Campo yesterday, giving an ac-
count Of the murder at Mountain
Springs of John Bowers, the keep
er of the stage station there. The
dispatch stated that VIM. Gresh-
ley, a man who has been working
for Peter Larkin at Jacum5a first
gave intelligence of the murder.
His story was that on Thursday
afternoon he went over to Noun
tain Springs to buy some whisky;
that he and Bowers took several
drinks together, after which be
went down to the stable and went
TO sleep, and that when he aWOke
and went back to the station he
found Bowers lying dead on the
floor with the blood flowing from
a wound in the head. Greshley
said he was frightened, and has
tened back to Jacumba to tell the
people. The stage from Yuma
last evening brought intelligence
that Deputy Sheriff Hensley, who
with Justice Gaskill went to the
scene of the murder on Friday,
had arrested Greshley, but we
have no further particulars as to
the tragedy. Bowers was a mar
ried man, and mis- wife was absent
at Milquatay to the time of the
murder.-6dn Diego Union Sept
"a.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-09-30

influence of friends to avoid being
surrendered to the American au-
thorities. He expressed great
disappointment at the new aspect
of affairs.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-09-30

GR GOO per day at home; Sam
eDC to eDLU pies worth 81 free
STINsoN q Co., Portland, Maine.
mcb25-1y'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-23

WEDNESDAY,, March 22-P. NJ.

The stock market to-day was extremely irregular.
While a fcw stocks were strong and others weaker
than for some days past, the majority have been
steady and dull Erie, among the strong ones, has
taken the lead in advancing from 20l2 to2l y and
closing at 2lli after transactions aggIcgaiing
81, 600 shares. There was no reason assigned for
the movement beyond the point that was distrib
ucd early in the day that Erie was going up" and
il seems not improbable that the point found suiii-
cicnt believers to enable the parties 10 the recent
bull movement to unload the remainder of their
stock. Western Union, after having remained steady
AT Is laGss for the greater part of the day, was,
after 2 O'Clock, marked from GSli 10 GS3i, with
transactions Of only 1000 shares AT the in
tcrnediate prices, but at the latter price aud back
to GsIs 5iOO shares Tor nearly onc-thrd of the
days transaction were bought and sold. This
sharp movement attributed to large operation
in Lake Shore, and supposed to be for the purpose
OF strcnghen the market for that stock If 40
was eninently successful" will be further
Oh. Michigan Central developed from the opening
a free selling of long stock that carried its price
from 6l; down to CD 2, and after rally To Gals,
closed at G3a,. Lake Shore steadily declined from
GI3s to $685., with intermediate fluctuations of II
per cent, but the rise in Western Union it rallied
to Gals, closing, however, heavy at 637s. There
was some talk about the decline in the two last
named stocks having some connection with meet
ing Of railroad officials, but as railroad meet
ngs cannot create business, or even control
rates. a more satisfactory reason would seem TO
be found in the probability that some holder
Of stock had become tired of waiting for to
advance the prices for him. The Northwest and
81. Paul stocks were steady to firm Oh very small
amount of business, presenting no indication of
which side they would have taken if active Pacific
a al
2Ons. The investment sto ks generally were scarcely
40 firm, while Illinois Central was weak, having
been offered at 90 without finding purchasers, against
1O2 the last sale yesterday. The transactions III the
remainder of the list insignificant and present
feature for comment, excepting an advance Of Il
per cent IN Missouri Pacific. The market closed
irregular and fcvcrish. The purchases and sales Of
the day aggregated about 10000 shares. or about
$4,000 shares in Of Yesterdays business and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-23
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

WE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF INVESTORS
TO THE FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT BONDS
OF THE SYRACUSE, GENEVA AND CORNING RAIL
WAY COMPANY. These Bonds are first mortgage
upon the road, issued ut the rate of $4,000 per
mile The FALL BROOK and NORRIS Ron Coal
COMPANIES of PENNSYLVANIA guarantee 10 ship lot
less than 40O, 900 tons of Coal per amum over the
road and to retain and deposit the amount required
to meet the interest and sinking fund in the Farm
FRS LOAN and TRUST COMPANY, whether the
above amount of Coal has or has not been shipped
during the year. The object Of the road is TO fun
nish coal direct to the NEW-YORK CENTRAL RAIL-
ROAD and the yarious cities alongits line The above
named COAL COMPANIES have for several years fur
nished between four aud five hundred thousand tons
of coal per annum to the NEw-YoRK CENTRAL Rail.
ROAD COMPANY for its own use. THE MAJORITY Of
the CAPITAL STOCK is owned by the NEW-YoRK
Central RAILROAD COMPANY, which corporation
controls the road. We offer limited number of
these BONDS at % and accrued interest, reserving
the right TO advance the price without furtcrnoicc.
Fall information furnished application, either
personally or by letter.
AUG. j. BROWN 4 SON, BANKERs,
20 LIBERTY-sr., NETWORK.
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Published by
GEORGE ROUTLEDGE d SONS,
4l6B ROOME-ST., NETWORK.

THE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.
Il Established MAY, lS72J
CONDUCTED By PROF. L. l.. YOUaANs
CONTENTS FOR APRIL
l. THE BORDER TERRITORY BETWEEN THEANI.
NAL AND THE VEGETABLE KINGDOMS By
T. H. Huxley LID. r. H. =
fl. An INTERESTING BIRD. BY ]. II. Kdder, NJ ID.
QllustraedJ
Ill THE PROPOSED INLAND SEA IN ALGERIA. BY
John d. Champlin, il.
". ANIMAL PARASITES AND MEsSMArEs. illus
tratedD
". PROF. TTSDALLs RECENT RESEARCHES.
vi MUSEUM GODEFFROY. by Prof. Henry A. Ward
VII. TIE POLAR GLACIERS. BY c. Merrman.
VIII. MODERN PHILOSOPHICAL BIOLOGY BY DR.. J..
Cszelles. II.
TX. THE CHARACTER OF MODERN KNOWLEDGE
BY ]. L. w. TEudiclinm ". u.
X THE RELATIONS OF Sen TO CRIME. by Ely
Van lie WTker, NJ. D.
XII CAROLINE LUCRETIA UERSCIIEL BY Eliza A.
YouInans. tWith PortraitJ
XII CORRESPONDENCE; Lax Talionis.
XIII. EDITORS TABLE Martneaus Reply 10 Tynds-
Libel upon the lndans-How scientific Education
is eyaded-ViyisecuOB yndcatei.
LITERARY NOTICES spenccrs Descriptive sociology
Flins Text Of Human Physol0gyNan liebedens Am
ua' Parasites Packars Life Historical AMI
mails, including Man etc, etc
MISCELLANY: TIiclinOus POrk-Peneuatng Power OF
Different Colorei Lehts-Cuous Freak Of the
"A Wise Pubic Diffusion Of Cholera, etc, etc
NOTES.
APPIErox, JOURNAL and THE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY
together for 50 per postage prepaid by the publishers
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A NEW sCRIBSER SERIES.

The remarkable success OF the Brlc-a-Drac
series has induced Messrs scrbner, Armstrong CO. 10
make plans series vi similar size ana price,
though in different style Of binding, which VIII also DE
edited by Mr. Richard Henry Stoddard IL VIII he eaed
the Sans Souci" series, happy title which, ike the
"Brica-brac phrase, is the suggestion OF MI D. Bair
scribner. The happy hit Of title Is often one OF the
chief elements OF books and the ebef concern
of an an publisher Mr. stoddard used much OF his
busy leisure years the preparation OF the trs
SERIES his study IN photographed literature led him
into rich mines not within the of the Bic
acorac books and yet quite valuable and entertaining
The new series" says the prospectus wider III us
scope more In It's details aud OF mitch greater
variety IL does not separate itself from literature ana
art which naturally attach hens ives TO IT, Dut u Ds
is.f with historical and biographical ana, particularly
those which illustrate several Important epOc III the
OF modern Europe. One OF these ep0es III the
grand sece of Louis QudrtOrzs and Qnnze; another
line philosophc period OF the elgneentn century ~ IN,
erpreted by Voaire and the Encyciopedosts
ird the and stress period OF We hevoiuti3h
ia rst EmujIe As with French with English nis.
tory in which American readers take IveV heies. u
we may Judge by tne avldIty with winch lucy sei|1u
npon the GreyIle Memoirs There were great men 10
Greece before AgamemnoD, and great men IN hhsa h
before any OF the Georges sat upon the throne III ,ne
days of Queen Anne. and william vi orange, anu Jahes
end Charles the Second, the soldiers and states,n Oh
whom Clarendon and Burnet have told u.s. the
nd scholars whom Evelyn knew and the WIS ana oe1"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-23
rot,l....... ssl3,Gla, 900 s3lno,o, 700
The clnsing quotations Of forclsn cxchange

The more general rates for demand loans to-day
were Sat per cent when the usual collateral wac
pledged. with exceptions ut >. With reference to
the future of money il is to be remembered
that the banks are now beginning their annual ship
mcnts To New England for the first day Of April
settlements. There is change in commercial
paper The United states Treasurer to-day
received 1900 900 National bank notes for redcmp-
lion. The Customs receipts at Washington amounted
70 $500 600 The Internal Revenue receipts footed
up 100000, The following is the CT airing house
statement: Currency exchanges SJ6, 42O,N5S;
currency balances 80, 63s, 80; gold exchanges,
Sl2IS 93i gold balances, S902,7s6.
Government bonds were dull but something irner
We annex the latest street quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-23

csorit Of both soxes court flies, whom Pepys mas pre-
served in the amber OF MS Diary There s an eDoaTos
u riches i'm all this which will he turned 10 the Dest al"
corut nm he sans Sorni Series" Current volumes OF
Interesting biography win also be turned TO good ac
count The volume of the new series VIII DC lSSuc
i'm Anil one of lie ca Tier volumes will follow the Cen
trnnai fashion and under the title of Men anl Manners
on UimGrrd Wears Ago" will comprise extremely inter
cstinl- rrIns,ruces OF persons di- tingushed Ill inns
country during the Revolutionary period
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-23

In State bonds Missouri plain Gs were strong at
1914; SKIES of 1877 selling at l02. The old
Tcnncssees were firm at i3l2. District of Columbia
3GJs at 7Oi2.
Eleven shares Ninth National Bank sold N so /:
Bank of Commerce 400 ut 10, and Market (3s) AT
ll2l2.
A well-dstrbuted business reported in rail
road bonds, and prices were on the whole firm.
We are indebted 10 Mcssrs. Van Schaick n Co.. 10
Broad-st for copy of their Quarterly Circular just
issued and filled with valuable information CON
ccning the securities dealt i'll at the Stock Exchange
and a comparative statement of railway traffic
returns for 80 years.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad report
earnings for the second week of March at SOL ,0Gs ;
corresponding period last year, $GO,s9s; increase
1910.
The following securities were sold at auction to-
day at the Exchange Salesrooms:
10 shares Morrisania Steamboat Company. A.
slOO Churcl OF Resurrection (Ma,lson ave. and
For,y secondsL) second mortgage per -
New Exchange members ticket for. $500
$1,000 Coney Island and brooklyn Railroad Company
,oo seconi moIigage per cent bonds a 20
guaranteed by Delaware anu Hudson Canal ~
50 shapes ' s%Salo New York and Erie Railroad
10 shares eSnp rSter. Bank sss
20 shares Larragut Fire Insurance Company. i3s
70 shares S,!y Fire lnsnraaGe Company .ai 40
IA shares sixth Avenue itaIoAd Company and
scrip the lot 49,. 49, 100
Company first mortgage per cent bonds. II
500 shares Merchants National Bask Of sayan. -
0 shares Eesoutc Fire Insurance Company. son
SAGE per S S,a bands .S g.
sharss MsTo o ,s In.Sran SSapaay ,SS
shares lamar Fire insurance Company. iVf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-23

GOOD Ordinary olils u MY -
tr future .ivrry there decline Of azc WIN la"tate
,rsp.9,ls sale. yesterday after p m Apll lV l5c
200 hi Junc 100, - Sis.c; July 100 II agc 100,
c August, Il liasc. 1000 J. Sc t4ial = 90 faes.
100. lSlcc. second cal; JuF lVo I+'3Zc
"A, iuu. 100 l3 I5isc. sales to-day mp Ia D. M;
100 i5c: April 1000 - iig.c. $500 -. 100.
100 ai15 Ia 5000, - i'e ldoo lSo.asc L599'
Uo L. -. 700 5t.c: 400 "a l3sc 400, II 'i,c. 500.
- e.: 1900 4B5.c, total 23.jO0 ba.esi grand total
&G.Cou bales 49,, ..,..,ors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-23
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

MTiHR-Dhl, March 80, 1870.
kSIIES-Thore only small sale ana al9 g1oatDl
WORE uou.iualIy rau, &C. for POS and &C. or Pdfs
,- ~ Ashes in te Inspection warehouse, LIST sort Pos.
LOG: "a do %; ~ G0 ~ condemned IL total, ISL
INST sort Pearls, - ~ 90, D 81 90" Il cJoehheo VI
tu. %. go Grand total, l,3Si. -.
market the spot was ifn ~ The aN lnce
az ytrI,v Their, was much business today Ia. et1'r
orf or consumption bu last evening and tOhy important
made. The receipts al me ports
y bales against losOO bale rms iay ast week and
bates Tie safes were LBS Dalf OF
which l3l last including - eyLo 90 Dr con-
- f.,r. The nuOiltlOns are:
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TRIMMINGS At Wholesale by " j.. Me- co. BOSloN ~ y
AMERICAN NEWS Co., NcWNOrk or ma 81 on r'lp' vi
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1876.
ZIG. THE

TRIBUNE hlIMhNAC i'h io''.
This STANDARD and Valuable stat stica Annual has just
reached the large ourt edition. Besides the usual Calendar
and Astronomical Pages contains many new features OF
great merit ELECTION SfAIsrCs are unusually uii ana
complete and they Afford the Latest indications oil The con
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uaign there will demand for them among poll
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Comlete Tables Of the Foreign and Domestic Trade and
Sec Movement United states and United Kingdom
dncudug statistics never before publishec)
STATISTICS OF THE IRON MANUFACTURES OF
THE UNITED STATES
Total production by years. Of Rolled Iron Pig Ion Rails
Bessemer Steel
COTTON STATISTICS.
Total Crop I'm the United states years from 1921 to 1870
Exports United States by years since lSb ana I'M
uorts INTO the United gdom, by years. since 1859
AMERICAN AND BRITISH sHiPPiNG.
Total Entrances from all roIt In United
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yearly Movement Of Freight by Rail and Canal and
Cost Of Canal Cargoes Of Closing the Erie Canal
UNITED STATES REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE
from July /, 1854 TO juno l. 1879
THE FOREIGN MARKETS FOR QUIZ BREADsTUFFS.
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and Imports OF Wheat United Kingdom Qsjtl874
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WILLIAM Il. ASTOR.

The first number inst ready, Of he New Magazine
RECORD or THE YEAR,
supcrby executed steel inIdt OF me ae
As richest ia America, together WIN an
interesting history the family It's weatn &c thousands
and thousands are being sold. Price, 80 cents . =,
q. W. CARLETON a. Co, Publishers, \. l.
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the more active stocks were Erie, Lake Shore west
ern Union, Pacific Mail, and Michigan Central The
following table shows the
RANGE OF THE MARKET
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Ecsal NoIlte5.

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.-Notice Is here
~ by gwen that Mary 4. Best and Opheia Best, partners IN
trade under the a.! csi & Coz 81 the tty OF New.
arr County and State ~ New Jersey have this day
made an subscriber 90 their partnership rs
fate m the EQUAL their dit0s and that the said
creditors must their respective cllns under oath or
animation The term Of three months Oin tle date
hcrrof-Ddcd Newark, y. j., Jan. ]. 1870
WM. ". SIT MWAY, Assignee AL broadway, " \. CITY,
OIL = NJ. Il /. MORROW. AttOmcys. NeNaTk, u.
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WILLIAM b. ASTOR.
TO-DAY.
AN ENTIRELY NEW AND VERY IMPORTANT
WORK OF TRAVEL,
ENTITLED

Volume Contains InroiuctoIy-Te Riviera 81 Ponente
GenOa-Fhe Riviera iii IryLgtc-CIdIa dHl MdsSa hlh
The Walrnsts-Thc Val pAosta-NUCeh amt NoNata-
Milan -Pavia-Monza and Como-Ilc Italian fakts ',l-i
me trcInOnS-I rcscia- The laro o.
Garda-Ncrona-M -Nicenztadua and the Eugahe"n
Hills BasSaHO and the FT!ui..n Alps
Volume IL. Contains Venice, Chio2fa.M "ian, ana p"
Udno and AqulCjd-Etrrafa- fd
ma Reggie and MOirua-l o!O slal'aNcuna. fatnld ana
FoIli-I ;inlm and MarnO-pcsaro and iano Ahtona-
Icrctn ana the Marche- trJHO-GUbbo- NolISiia-
LutCd-PiStnia and Prdto
Volume III Contains Florence Excursions Round fI'i
aud the Case ntino-Seld- i"h'
Gimi.Ianu Monte PucianO, iiCnza ana thiIsi
and IlTi Syncuc Etrug AsSsi-'ltd I'll
CASTILLO and BO!g :. ScpucIO- Sp,llO and F1licno.
others what has been at once the companion
employment II many years am only too conscious ~ we
ertccOus WoIk-ui how much better descriptions
might given, OF the endless amount "lch remains usd
italy heart can OILY hope thst "'ltf,
VIII be led to drink az the great tothn W'H
IL i, impossible exhaust though those who have once been
refreshed b. Will always long u RETURN Extract H"lh
.rctdUe.
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NETWORK SUPREME COCRT-CITl and
~ COUNTY ~ NEW YORK-G GORGE e. HATCH,
JOHN =. BAsSETT, and WILLIAM L. WALkEIt, plain
Ii0s against MERIslCK =. CREAGII, DEFENDANT No 2.
Summons a money demand on contract Com not Ser)
10 the Defendant hereby summoned and required To
answer complaint In this acOn, which was Med In the
ONCE of The Clerk City and County Of York. at the
new curt city the 3Otl day oil November,
Of answer 10 III" said complaint
on the subscribers at her Office. No 1872 Nassau ST. III the
with twenty days alter the scrNicr OF tls
YOU Of the day at such rvice; and
10 ulaIut tim the lime Aforesaid tue
action will take Judgment against for the
hundred and nifty dolasl with Interest
November thousand eight hundred aud
seventy five besides the costs OF this action Dated New
Work Nov lg 1870 CULVER & WRIGHT,
ts20 lawGw1h Plaintiffs Attorneys, 1872 Nassau st.
SUPREME COUKr-CITY and COUNTY of
- NEW.YORK-fOusa A. q DOnohue, paiutin against
Bridget NJ, his wife, Robert McI ancry
his wife, Robert irwin aud Elizabeth his VIE,
and atthias Bradley, defendants Amended summons Tor re-
serycd To the above named defendants You
summoned and required 10 answer the amended
action which ned In the oce OF the CLERK
city and County Of New N the Court hoase In the
CITY Of Newly the 9th day OF February 1875 aud 10
copy Of answer % the d complaint on The sni.
their Nos 90 aud III Liberty street In the CITY
Of YORK. within twenty DAYS after ts service Of us sum
exclusive Of the day OF such service and YOU
fail the said complaint WITH the time AFORESAID
The plaintiff In this action vii apply 10 The Court Tor the relief
demanded In the complaint DATED, February D. 1870
JUDAH DICKINSON GQLDsCuM!DT
mh9 1aw6wTh Phnuus Attorneys
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Gre Cream.

I RUSSELL g. SONS, ICE CREAM.
~ II Birlc HOUSE, Opposite cooper Institute.
Spec.a attention Ia Out-Of town orders.
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OTHER VOLUMES BY AUGUSTUS ]. c. HARE.
WALKS IN ROME.

Crown $40, cloih no 70 Nv
is complete munograph for The faNtleI that
been pI5std IT IL Ct 'IOpt'a on ~"
sights OF II Is Of interest TO those Who are gong ana 10
those have returned 10 the one as guide pui"l'l
friend and That Is written 10 Sgne'l sd 20
other ismrDtu, haI II H. lullti
Than this so generally Interesting that will ind II Otn,r
than del. ghtiul reading lveuIng Mall
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MEMORIALS OF A QUIET LIFE.


Two volume edition. thicker paper ......--..-..
"Ifis splcuuI service 10 to make the way o duty
the Uf 10 coLe the c"h"On 'h" ger
OJcdieIce garments OF beauty Ia reader nous, o
sefs4CrHcr attractive then no primary
o Memorials II Quiet Life. nom
Bishop Hunting tOn's Introduction.
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VcGlhcr5.
Hlusical Instruments.

4 LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square aud
~ Upright Rent SELL cheap. sales on easy monthly
paymenra. Call " VI. MkKltLILS 40 lholis1uhe
$50. 100 IOurh.ayeJ
FINE STOCK of FiRST-CLASS PIANOS
n SOLD al bargains. "a Elegant Grand Piano, IN per
feet order, $3.50: Weber Squai" 100 Elegant Grand
Souarc, $50; do. 500; do. 800. SIEEbMANH OLD
ISTABII~HiD WAREiiUOMs. % West lGthst
BRAUTIGAM'' Upright aud Square
~. PIANOS second 10 TOr": p1ce- moderate Con
sauy on hand a large assortment Of Socon@han Pianos
fran hes aud secondhand PanOs 10 Icll
WareruOin-. 30 - Union square
| IGHTE g. ERNST, old house cf Lightc Il
i 4 Hr.uIiury Offer their splendid PIANO.FOKItS at low
prices monthly nents, at IL East Its Also
Smiths AMERICAS bJt'AN-.
e. Y. BALL q Co., .
=. No. IL FAST l4TH IT.
Chickering'S SieinWIys other Pianos and Organs low
orclsll installncnts. ami for rent
S,TEINWAY'-, WATERS, ClllCKERlNG,
- and other and second hand PIANOS ami
ORGANS 70 LET until rent money for them as per con
tract great gains for cash "a octave Piano, not usr
thTee months for 81 ~ cash - 1870. A., a. -,
NVATERS'o NEW SCALE PIANOS are the
for catalogue let until rent money for
mailed. HORACE WAT Frs & son, 49, Broad"aS.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
orp,cr,y report y. y. S7r,CK EgCKAH6R SALES,
NARCH 22, 1876.
e,,ps nrFoRE THE CALL

6oyENNMENr STOCK DEPARTMENT lot oCLoeh
AND I1l2 O'CLOCK 4. NJ
L & 800 Coupon, 1865 : DO coup o'' Ne" ttoi.
5lJO. be j. N's A. ~ - tsc1
[ 30 Registered, co. y > - i'EStei'' c iorI.
............ll9l- J,OUO.---....... 'bcl-.<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-23
THE MARKETS.
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