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MISCELLANEOUS ADVS.
FIRM FOR SHE.

2 - n ACRES OF land, six miles north OF Saiiaa,
& . ~ the Saline river, adapted for stock rails
iGg farming. Saline rive thrcas b the place.
The place is well mbercd. ily under cultiya-
vttiOu. good house with cellar, 3 well Of waeF,
stone chicken house and other good OutbuIldBg..
Title perfect, aud warranty decd given.
TERMS Half cash, and balance two years.
good bargain can be made by applying soon. Ad-
cress or apply 10 MARTIN GARNEitlCH,
Supt. OF Saline County Poor Farm
Postofiec address. Salina. Kana-s
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81, 80 Averaged Per Day
FrLrox, Mo, December llih, Is

FUiroN, No, December iih, lS7i.
McSsrs. " y. d ,Icha Baynes, Eoctford, illinois,
Gentlemen: ! sawed 10 ircts for baustTdde for por-
tico and 10 brackets, in first two days running Eve
ry who has witnessed the working of the saw has
pronounced It the useful machine invented
have been working from twelve TO sixteen men, and
have done all my shop work (scroll sawing) your
machine. running II daily since ] purchased II, and
have paid nothing for repairs. except Tor SAWS, which
amount comparatively small. 1ilrcc weeks since
purchased some imported woods and some nice de-
signs, and turned my attcntiOnto fret work. have
averaged per cay, since that time, Sill 50. know Of
no occupation pleasant snd profitable for anne
Chanic to spend his winter evenings ut the above
Your machine so lightly aad easily that 1t viii
tire the most delicate man after little practice;
in fact, consider your machine indispensable 10 any
carpenter however small his business is ht
tr9duce the little machine 10 his scrap pile, and make
enough brackets inione week to pay for his naeIe'
] consider nv machine Just essential in my shop
a bunch OF bench planes
Very truly,
NJ. FRED EEL,
Architect and Bu.ldvr.
FE~Addrcss, for full information.
W. Z. &JOFN BARNES.
Box 2Gii Rockford, Illinois
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KEARNEY'S EXT. BUCIIU

For Stone IN The Blacdcr, Calculus Gravel or lITieA-
dust Deposit and Mucus or MilkV piachafGts
and Diseases VI the fTOsta.s gland
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TO the Working Class.-Wc can furnish you
employment at which you make large pay, in yotr
own locality, without beng away from here over
night Agents wanted 1 every town and county 10
take subscribers foI The Centennial Record The lar
gcst publication in the United StateslG pages, 81 col
umns: elegantly ilustrated terms only 81 per year.
The Record l. devoted to whatever IS Of interest con-
nccted with the centennial year. The Great Exhibit
ton ri Philadelphia is fully illustrated in detail Ev-
cry body wants it. The whole people feel great inter-
est IN their Country sCcntcnnia Birthday, and wan
20 know all about it. An elegant patriot crayon
drawing premium picture is presented free 10 each
subscriber. IL Is entitled, 'ln RENE mbrancc of the
one llundredth Anniversary Of tle Independence oi
the United states. - size, - by 80 inches. Any one
can become successful agent, for but show the paper
aud picture and hundreds of subscribers easily Oh
Iaincd everywhere. There Is business thI viii pay
like this at present. We have many agents who are
making as high as so per day and upwards. Now IL
the time; dun't delay. Rensiuber It costs nothing 70
give the business trial. send Tor our circulars
terms, aud sample copy OF paper which Is sent Tree
10 all who apply; ito az to-day Uompictc outfit sent
% those who decide to engage Farmers and me-
chances, and their and daughters make The very
best OF gents. Address
1IIE CENTENNIAL RECORD, Portland, Maine.
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Bidder IND KIDNEirS.

SpcTnatorrhea, Irucorricea or Whites Ifrysaiar CT
laluml Mcase~, Bearing Down. Chiaruais, SlsriiIty
and al complaints Incident q tviualcs.
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Teachers Examinations.

Examinations OF per- desiring 10 teach in tbs
county viii be held at te Pabi!c School House the
The Last Saturday oFeaci1 Month,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock y. NJ, and closing at 4
O'Clock p. II.
| nicr the law, certificates OF three grades
"A, - ''ONE' and Two and viii continue IN
force respectively. two years, one year, and six
months. Candidates for grades One and Two must lie
examined in Ortbography, Reading, Writing, English
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic ana 4. :. History
Candidates for the grade must, in addition 10 the
above, DE examined in Bookkeeping, Industrial
Draw ing the Elements Of Entomology, t!le Elements
of Botany, AMI the Elements OF Geology. lar ~
relates 10 the manner OF fOrlaOn Of soils Dd their
adaptation TO purposes Of production.
The examinations viii be mostly By written qGes-
tiOns.
The Superintendent OF Public Instruction viii DC in
his Office every Saturday, except the saturday Oecu-
pied by the teasheTs examination. in wLich ease IL
viii found at his Office the Monday following the
naiiJa.
-. MINER,
Sup'trub. Inst. iOr saline county
Salna. May l,75
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PRICE OF TiCkET>.
Whole tickets Ss, Halves. -; Quartcrs s.; TICK
cts, stO0; "a tickets, $50; a.! tickets $50, ~ tick
cts, 81 eol. ia. on tickets AZ 81 cscb.
keMitiaacrs can lie made hy tNpreSs. drlff, post
Office nlaney order OF registered lctter mace pay able
10 'kcniucs Y cash nistrlhation toutiaSns -
Al communications connected With tie distribution
aud orb n tor trAsts and apcati at AGJu %
ssll tickets, should % addressed Go
Hon. TIG9S = PORTER.
G,cnera IauA-ar. Frankfort ~
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AtntisIrR.

Q. KENNEDY, dentist. So Bond ct. Beautiful
~ sets OF teeth on rubber from Is upward nlling
from Soc upwards sztraetinE zoe. Satisfaction guar.
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Fine WlitGCOOdS.
LORD & TAYLOR,

are Offering . complete assortment Of PINE WHITE
GOODS for LADIES' and CHlLDRRN's WEAR, con.
sistlng Of
81 FRENCH oRGANDIEs from sec. to si.4o.
SWISS NULL. from 1Oc. to 81.
WHITE TARLATANE. ffOm 12c. To zoo.
coLoRED TARLATANR. all new shades. ~ lac.
15c.. Zoe, and soc.
FRENCH EAINsooK. sheer and heavy from 36c.
20 $3.50.
ENGLISH NAINsooKs. from &c. TO use.
FRENCH JACONkT, best goods mado for chill rsn's
wear. 35c. tosf.
SOFT FINISHED CAMDRIcs. 15c. to SOC.
VICTORIA and BISHOP LAWNS 2Oc. to 0Oc.
STRIPED ENGLISH VICTORIA LAWNS. IL lac.
70 SOC.
STRIPED ENoLIsH LONG CLOTHS, for ladies' and
ohlldrens wear, 2Jc. to zoe.
INDIA TWILL LONG CLOTH. 2Oc. to SOC.
A new line OF FRENCH and ENGLISH STRIPED sad
PLAID NAiNsooKs. from zoe. to 7Jc.
FRENCH and ENGLISH DIMlTY. $50. TO Of.
PLAID and STRIPED ORGANIZES. At 23c.. worth
35c. per yard
sHIRRED MUSLIN. new styles, $50. 10 75c.
ALSO
Full assortment of CORDED. FIGURED. STRIPED,
and CHECKED PIoUE. from N 1-2c. to 81, all Few
styles.
LACE STRIPED PIoUE. new styles. 1sc. to 4oe.
ALSO
TUCKED sKIRrING all over tuckins in French
and English NalnsooKs These goods very nne ana
beg to call particular attention them they have
been made expressly for this house
Friends customers ana strangers respectfully In.
vted to examine the above goods.
u-sAMPLEs OF GOODS SENT FREE OF COST TO
ALL PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES
LORD & TAYLOR.
BROADWAY AND 10Th ST.
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LORD & TAYLOR,
GRAND AND CHRISTIE SITS.
BOYS CLOTHING
DEPARTMENT.
Lord & 7 ay|or

We respectfully announce that we have thoroughly
reorganiEed the ABOVE DEPARTMENT. and are now
MANUFACTURING an ENTIRE LINE OF BOYS and
cHILDREN's SUITS, expressly for the COMING SEA.
son, comprising the LATEST STYLES and NOVEL
TIES In JOCKEY. DERBY, ENGLISH WALKING and
KILT SUITS
These goods are being made ESPECIALLY for OUR
RETAIL TRADE In the most fashionable styles Of
English. French, German. and American Cloths and
cassmeres OF this Springs Importatons. SUITS MADE
To MEASURE ON TIE PREMISES. IN THE MOST
THOROUGH MANNER AT SHORT NOTICE.
This department 10 under the management OF
Mfr J. j. LYNCH. who has for many years been con.
nected with the leading Broadway houses.
Ruies for selfmeasurements sent TO all parts Of eur
country free OF expense
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NOR SALE-The business OF q wel-estabishcd
II confectionery store, with handsome fixtures, SOL
wAier apparatus &c. situated on Fulton Ay Brookyn;
vii be sold at sacrihce account OF al health OF the
proprietor Address II. H. LABS Fulton Ry., Brookyn.
nor SALE-A scow $50 tons. all on deck, also,
h. A. boz 100 Sun ONCE
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GOOD BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.-An rst
ware and Ktchen furnishing business ia Elizabeth n.
j. specla agency OF Richardson, BoyntOn a Cos
goods store In Dest location, SNOWY and commOdous,
and good cellar. Large dwelling ABOVE. Property
be bought or leased adv Reously, Full manufac
tured stock on hand. Proprietor retiring TO farm
only reason for selling Apply TO JOHN HILTON, cor
Broad and washington sts, Elizabeth, or TO A. Y.
MARKET SUPPLIES. For sale. good Will, M
WI lures and lease best part OF Court 81 Apply at
1877 Bergen ST., Brooklyn.
STEAM LAUNDRY for sale, near Broadway do.
1, Ing well. Address j. j., sun uptown ofise, 1898
Broadway
Two LET A bakery, with two ovens double store,
IL apartments attached; rent cheap. Inquire the
premises. Ills lst aV., between dlst and 62d sts
JIP-TOWN shoe store for sale, stock aud nxtures ;
- re sons tor selling ,GtistSctery explained Apply
for 10 days. d. McMULLlN, 1888 BoNery, New YORK.
XNANTED-A business man Of good moral ch rae.
w ter with cash capital OF $4,000 to take place Of
retiring partner IN growing manufacturing busintEs
trade at present tlO0 900 year, nearly all
but prlnelpal need apply. Address NJ II. D.. Dox 1870.
sun once.
WISHING to retire from practice will sell nv
w pretty little place to agood physician an EXCELLENT
GppeniInS Addres, 5. L. BABIIrr. NJ. D.. Elkvis,
WANTED-Young man for efice manufactory.
w steady employment, who deposit $500 or t500
security references required. Address GOLD, boz
l0A. sun ofice.
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LORD & TAYLOR,
255, 257, 259, & 26l GRAND ST.,
Corner Chrysiie,
Invite tho attention OF purchasers to the
extraordinary inducements they are offer
ing this week. Ladies Beaver Cloaks at
S. S., s., S. up. Imported Cloaks,
embroidered and braided SIS, $l9,
$40. $25, up. Ladies and ChIdrens
Waterproof Coaks, and ChIdrens Beav-
er Cloaks reduced to cost. Also great
bargains in Suits Wrappers, Overskts,
Basques, ChIdrens Suits, &c.
Ladies and Children's furnishing De-
patment--a great reduction in the price
Of fine Undewear--would call special
attention to the following offer for this
week 50 doz Skirts SOC, worth CSC;
80 doz at 75c worth &c.; 80 doz at
9oc., worth $Io5 as doz. at S.. worth
S as. Also, special bargains in Che-
misses, Drawers Night Dresses, Cosets,
BustIes, &c In Children's furnishing
they have the most complete stock ever
offered. Custom Shirts to order; New
York Mills at s. 50 each Wamsutta,
81 50 each Utica, s. 50 each--Rich-
ardsons finest linen in bosoms and
cuffs-a fit guaranteed.
Will offer great inducements for the
next thirty days in Boys Winter Clothing
to make room for our spring stock, now
being manufactured.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EITpApEAN Markets


IIyYHrOoI Feb 81 80 r. u-Cotion i Eat AMI irTegu
lar Midnlng Uplands Gisl; Mdiling Orleans t'ied s'
Ual s. ncludidg 900 Les for sDccu ai0n ANA eAPsrt
rce;S 100 10 e. which 900 baigs ar3 Amell,ahi
Cotton weaker ard lending toFn saics OF Mdflhs
IparGs, Mi iing clause. sppet January (ter san
e Al do do Nav aid Jrre vrry, II Gsi a. sales OF
saD az y MiIdlng Cpanus, Los Milalug claisr
and July delivery Cad 1h receipts 0f Wheat "i Tue
lave been 600 quarters oil winch oiVVO quar-
iIygsfooL Frb Gal =. m.Coon to arrive sgd cheap,r
saes 81 Lg Upilhda, Low Mldling claisr sh icn
January (pcr sail &C lis do do, Aay ana June delivery "
ii.ERroot, Feb. 29-2 r. u.-salcs OF Mddl.ng Upland
Coz ton Low Nj idhg claus shipped Iauuary aud FeD
runry lprr sg "a ir: &C. do April May delivery, ~
Si 40 d., June ant Jny delivery, 'sad Bacon, Oi1
y cyyt. for Long Clear Nidll s -,
CON ~ d2sG a. cuaruf for No~ Mixed Western. Wheat,
al0aln cental tr average California Whi% ana 10
IRr.r'oI. F,h. 20-3p. m.-of thc ssos Of Cotton to
dar . 90 bales were American. Safs Oi IIdng pnds
Low Mdnlg clause. March and Apfil delivery, ~ sIl
EuOOi. FEB. 2HJ tn.l-icpn, Oh y C"t i"i .sux
Clear Aldc- The market Tor Yarns ana iairlcs at NAN
chester j. duii aud tending Gown. -. ..,
IIvKnVOl. 30 ln.Coton 10 arrive quiet ana
,ix FL, - l. 50 D. irhe rate - discount three
mouths bis the o,n market - 32d3Hs et 4" i,i -
bonds, - od. 100 Nuif-l ork 'riitt-l. iuj
LONDON. fob. 2l ConolA 0i's ior money! ana V''is
fDI the account ,.... &c,
LONDON Frb ga p n.-parls alycos quote Reuics GC
gallon , 81, ,,,,.. ,,o
into tho hank oi IN ilni on 1Alaucs today wv ,o,
LONDON. 2Ii y. MI Hiied states bonds l7b'~ Io9
LoSDox. Feb. 20 p m.spis of Petroleum. sSs'ad Y
L0Spoy. Fe, 20-Evonng-spr.ts TurTen'ino 2AI 2 ewL
FaASkFoai. Feb aJ.-Unilod states bonds. New Fves.
PAIs Feb 2y-Hrntes closed Grm at CGi 3 g Exchange
I1on1on. 2Jl IL ~. fos s.ou sisAt
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
to r amount hare On pcca In SCENTS ipuds for par;lcu

10 f hare joen placed In SCENTS nnds for partcu
cLoTs ruled mere free Fair aggregate made
IN small @ ;s o. ls% lsuhs ass w N ast aa had as @
Sr Il az 1osate distribution at slight sdion for pro-
DoEsKINs wefe ,rcrc active Considerable sales ef
frc,ej ia Moderate hts Tine sGter Wocer Companys pro.
CAsSiMnPis AND Ali. wool sUITINGs-choice
styles ruled active Agents sa.ts Of common iao-
TWEEDS ircni 55c 6Oc per yard placed to fair
aSGn! %orb f; Ss had moderate
movement 9ni common productions aud Imitation worseoS
Fair aggregate sales Of low grades wsIe made made
r3l IST TTns n Better mixtures had ar sales but pam
KESTUCKY JEANS of low grades had liberal aggregate
FLANNE1.S-Aeents saes were ciehy nisie of single
pomss H ' r TwnicG sannes Is' ~,rs r' duh r
CARPETS ruled quiet rst hands and with jobbers were
The Ioiorss IS s Of the lately revised prices Of the
aud Wilton car1rts frame .russes 81 4lrane do ~ 20
Srame do 81 80 6lrano wiiSas - 30 6ame do' -
FGREiGN Day GOODS Business ied quiet and ansat
% eIS & go9 % & r Sna and e r rae but the oper
aos Of weseIn. local aud nearby jo1bcrs very eau
ous Increased animation reported by some OF the lead
Values were unchanged but the most staple fabrics were
Keeping ineas were rIncr ln before tae sale of
Messrs Geo Hughes Co.'S linen goods wher9 '%ry %
sos were presented IN ts aactoi rooins arc a. oos % % NV
Mesrs tier, Luckcneyer Co. and Others win Sansao
Snbers and retailers took dress doods more freely
ageIe.ate distribution made Of Hrush and Continental
staples ani fancy sIual lots. Ca.rrcs drap dele
alpaca and pure were In better demand and INN
Dress lk moved iary aud low aDd men nm DlcA ~ -
at auoin and ribbons AZ demand both tanea and
E1r Goods rnied more ac2e masks towclnes dice
being good demand Dress linens were fary active
siiriu linens w,Ie improved. goods eraely
iScSs soois 1 ris ia ptac hands The distribution
wear m;o,eI Econs ""s ] Of % La IoS,s ware ia
steady demand but lo~ graes were not 30 aea'o'
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.


DOMESTIC GOoDs-Tho volume Of business durlre the
week was comparatively light for the time Of but there
Western obbeTs been nmted dsri has been
retarded in the We,t by ne inpas~os saie % ne
en- s was made 10 torn, ,ouihBrn and South
trade wers Of a strictly hand iomouh character.
The joDbng trade though sp,smodic ana liregia, wns
active than at any previous ms sa9n ana tne ~
rival retailer iio the remote 80 an and sontWts' prom
cJTTON GOODS sessorable aorcs were in steady de
during the weA though tere mas 10 20 special a
changes current rates were siealy maihtane on pest
sTgmn ana GloaTsl 70 s"sGeras SS1tn
BHoWS shEElISGs An 81 @ es-hoaing ii hsars @
Sheetngs OWING low ruIng rates had The heoienee
over Gn,sa @ Iaadi sIa Ts u AMD M snarIYGs-popaar
fine sirtinRs moved more lrol and some I5r
parcels makes sold 10 tho Canadian rnde
eeomsRgT JEANS %Sb sHGTEENs were steady de
COLOHED coTToNs-Denlns moved rather more freely
eui in small lots c1ngs Ssr IN Ssaay dan arr sn
ruled anh hoash dyed cncAs ruled puo Pico
CoTTONADEs Of lcs,ing MAKES fair movement aud
0S fb Sfsf a
fKiNT CLOTHS ruled quiet quotations nonlnaiy stand
fKlN1s-fanoy PRINTS moved spasino 1eay aud sss
Sss @ %goa sna e ~ sf % s Ts,s he most
Ss and c,SsS VIDE Prints Staples and ae
pces ruled nm AiIlolds ansy prints were opened BY
GTNGHAM5 ruled SLOW. though staple. and such tapss
cfees. we BIS, R5bysn were quite e:iys y; ,so
coT9N bEs sn %,.1 nSeSs o pA'a
WoRsTED DKEss GOODS were in steady request Pa
shs.sr ens as ss o%shnerss sns neanso sd
arrive Wahiegton h plaid and iay IscS ser. o grs Of
farcrsby competing With ihSss ci foreign nanuiaure
hose aud Asn so,s 6s9w " & P Kn'na
Mn Mia s L,serfy Knlt lag Minis &C. which Messrs KlSDi
Chanee, srese CO. are agents. have reo"'ea ofue's N All
V1ssi FXNc9 e 'ovss0oArrNes AND PLAIN.rAcED aEay
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
NEW YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH J. 1876

Light erases at $3.50 Is few loads Of quality Yorkers
unso holding - 25 n8 sos salvs yesterday VI car leads
OF hogs - 1913 65 70 cars remaining unsoao
mostly Hight grades
CHICAGO. Feb 2e-CArrs-receips 5000 head quiet but
firm; cnoco $5dS5 5J good n $idS4 40; ship
ments, LOO head.
Ircep; 1000 active and higher light and
packing grades sas light bacon and New York shpping
grades al 81 o02s so packers At 81 S0dyS New England
shippers s5dso 20 Philadelphia. S3 76aS9; shipments.
5000 head.
sBEEP-Isecepts. 1900 head; active and Arm; sales OF
common TO choice at - 509sB.
IxDiAsAPoL.s Feb 29.-Hoos-Reccpts $50 head; sales
at "a aS7 40.
there were plenty Of uatte for the demand many changed
hands, being bought by butchers. and tue balance TAKEN D
speculaors with last week. the market did not
sales OF CnOce S9ds9 25 Extra at $S0sS Io
tifs Quality S70s7 75 Second Quality at S66S8 90 and
Third Quality al S5GS5 %.
IANBs-Recsipts 4S76 head tho northern sup
ply was light but with the Western there was full compile
inen ~ the of Lent betus the market vas
ther slow at sales In lots ~ S20S3 oach
ExtIa, 50 so So 80 each
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
Gin Real estate for Sale

A DECIDED BARGAIN.
"a a7th-st between 6;navr and BrnadTay nrstelsss
tnr stOul, bgUwn.ztOno ~ s NJ IN PcrNt
h an ialy r,scO,,i completely and beautifully FUR
n. .sbei. Prlue $4,000; tsO,OUJ rrrain. ,
~ d. ". WILLIAMS, No. 81 Othave
COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
sl.va noT IiiO rUPS that smoky olilnnegS ~ar'
,.u,d "A III. U4lPPEN & CO. Ihit1a'e above A"elk-
i,lr, A. send rculsrs
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
Uouutrp Real Gsiaie for Sale.

NARM FOR SALE.-Over lao acres, largely
stocked with aud poultry has suitable buildings
Snrk first rate opening to make money rasng swine ana
poniry; htted now 60 produce sOOo OF slouOu per Sea
~ m prDlt uurgaged for fAOUp three years 10 fnn
Advertiser will sell is equity for $1,000 iucudlhg an tAo
atoE only small amount " money required wiz take A
nrt it. lor.ugc. house ION cs-h ba'sl mt O'tte
forsfenting NewYok or br0okyn mono bnt uqnsuShed
srsl eoako0co
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
OPTICAL RECORD oP MORTGAGES.

IN, Co Si 5sa ave- OF s5ist year -. 5000
Loi % ,,i", ~ aI aSs; year. .'. 10000
lie gsa. CdliaiIue A, g. Mari himOcly, wsOi Mar.
AussL a.sp, y c1rner Of Henry aad clinton sts ~
4; ;keuann Charles, and wife. Martin Fftz, o OF
ls ui liust iu-tllimrutS l,OoO
t;rii bei I; iatSn and tarIcy as year -. 1000
I1g N Se'r 81; $500
i ~ 81 ,I!.sl OF Sd1vs > } 800
G to ss Of Ciino isI yeaIs 5000
bi,i ii,,5 m,a s !" ii0l' 900
Lri,nIneT Teane and husband. - samuel Baron.
,sIsI Uttayo us ailments ..-.-.-. 0ol9
TOuruIA KaIAci and LtsDd1l 10 Isaac T. nae, . Vi
.}ytn.si, Istayc years 2'SnO
Ot J9ls o lst ave = yviIb...- @,Juu
$40 IA Sane N = u ,I st " Of st.aye years. 2.JOO
sune 10 sane, .,st y "a lStaNe = ye.tIr' 2oOV
Dury-a, nohiira Y, aud husband. Ia Maty "A httsS .
Nl,lsavc Uf litth st 2Jd " slu years i'IVV
saIHr sOi MilsdNe !" IA'ti-SI -" "Hi| IN,
pa as :. d,,". 3 w. Wars -........ 1000
Had Al, AID Nlo, To bliht Ichhcl = sot o.,
l.1tns Willis 23d " ard, 3yeaIs "'VVo
CautWc, f. 10 JnO htIi, W oi ""a'o s"i oou'" o,o
A.ster JOnn e. and wife, 20 Daniel HanSton, II sOi -
" uf Ave a yOats. Z,OVO
80 - ." ssI,iss; 'aonts 1000
Ssl' s s ar. = ave A. - VaG - arj; years 5000
Fls.bGin EI1l To Marcos luIJ, m OF ood st. Woi -
IstaXes years fo'o
oSi Sy OF iiescerr ~ yors -. ...... $4,000
~ lsIIac,-,aeo 3i MaId. > ycars..... 1000
tOmc.aL ~. SAtA1s, Dvpuiy Register
New-York tribune., 1876-03-01
COTTON MARKETS.

MENPHs Feb. 29.-Couon--Ioliday; receipts 3OI8
bales shipments, 1.241 bates; stock 7l.419 bales.
MOBILE. Fen. 29.-IOtton-Holday not receptA l,O54
bales GROSS O5i bales export coastwise. Is6 bales
stock 67,4i4 bales.
NKwORLEaSs Feb 29-Cotton-Hoiiday ; estimated net
receipts 50OO bales gross G0OO bales stock 2J6 baes
GALN RsTus, Feb. 23-Cotion-Iollday, Marti net
receipts 1913 tales; 81 bales expors TO the Chan
ne 42lO bales coaswise 9b bales stock, 90 966 bales
SAVANNAH. FsO 2g-JOtL0n quiet MadIng Il SC; Low
MidIng, l07sc Good Ordinary 3'sc. receipts, 787
900 bales sales. 6S3 bales stock 63.49o bales
WILMINGTON Feb. 2yCotton quiet and nominal Middling
12c; Low MiddlDg llo Good Ordinary sac; net receipts
205 bales; stock 4SOi bales.
NoasoLK, Feb. 19.-Cotton dull Mdding. IL &c. net
receipts l436 bates 43 bales exports
or bales sales 90 bales stock l7,3l2 bales.
HllADBlfHIA, Feb. 2J.C-tfOn du; N id ing i2Ac
Mfding. lie Good ordinary. l0Sso; receipts, 5Sl
bales gross. j3i bales.
BALTIMORE Pen. 2J.-coton dnll; Midding l24c. Low
Mddns, III -; Good Ordinary. SadlOc. net receipts 10i
bales 1y bales; exports cOastsis 100 bales saos
2S6 bales; spnners, lao bales; stOcs. II, 723 bales
Midling, lO7c; Good ORD nary. Dc S31 bales
Shipments Id - bales sies $40 bales 26B9S Dalos.
LOUISVILLE, Fen 2y.-COtOn quiet: Middl.ng. l2c
BOSTON, Feb. ZBCO0n duh Mldiling. l21ae Low Mid
ding, l2c. Good Ordinary. lO1c: receipts 4o2
gross BOZ baies socK. 22.2U9 bales.
CLiClNSArl Feb 29-Cot.on dull SHADE lower niddng
l2o iOw Aiddiing lie Good ordinary. 9iGc. receipts
6sJ bales shipments 396 baio; sales. 900 bales STOCK H..
ia bales
AuGUsTA. Fob. 29.-CoitOn quiot and steady Middlng
II Sc; Low Mhdlng lie Good Ordinary, Oc net receipts
go bales: sales 4SG baos.
CHARLESTON Feb. .s-Cotton easy Middling, l2c- !;
IOY Mdding Il nqllhsc.. Good Ordinary, 10 net
cops AS Oses exporis To the Continent s. 81 Das coast
Np'e oOO bales; sales OOJ bales sVOcA, 81, lJ6 bales