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The Morning herald., 1876-05-10
Personal.

Gov. Cochran has appointed Mr.. Brown,
Of Seaford, to the office of Regulator of
Weights and Measures.
Col. Geo. B. Dickson of Dover has been
appointed to take charge of the Delaware
building at the Centennial. He went up to
Philadelphia on Monday.
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W0{ved q HeurinU.

Upon tho arraignment, yesterday morn
ing, Of DR.. W. D. Nolen, the revenue COL
lector defaulter, he waived his hearing and
gave bond for $1,000 for his appearance at
the next term Of the United States Court.
His sureties are Edmund Griffith and DR..
Grimshaw,
The Morning herald., 1876-05-10
Tho ALASKA Cleaner

The Alaska Cleaner has no equal when
applied with wet cloth to paint, windows,
doors, wood work, floors, painted or hard
finished walls, oil cloths, china, glassware,
marble mirrors, &C., &C., giving them all .
bright, clean surface equal to new. Sold by
rrOcorS.
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NOTICE!

NOTICE!
All persons having claims against the es-
tate of the deceased must present the same
duly attested, to the Administrator, on or
before April "a, 1877 or abide the act of AS
sembly in such case made and provided.
JAMES TOY,
Administrator.
Addres, Henry Clay P. O., Del,
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l. kntSrtlsias9saeht.

The Pho Mono Society will give two dra-
matte entertainments, on Tuesday and
1Hp4Day aKsnings, June 10 and ", 1876.
"a bbkt loire, '"Turn Him OutD and
ssTsddy RI es'' with music and declamations
viii eenslitl>s sithW eyening, . pro91amme.
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IIO1'EI4S.
TEFFERS IN HOUSE,

1EFFEKS IN HOUSE,
NEW CASTLE
This elegant and delightfully."- located
property having gone j. to new hands has
and improved. and thu undersigned hav-
ing spared neither pains nor expense in
furnishing and stockIngit. will offer ac-
cOmm0dations and facilities second to no
country Hot on the Peninsula.
Now attached to the property Is one of
the finest stables in the state, under the
efficient management of MesSrs, Tuft and
Fox, wau will offer every accommodation
of Il
FIRST CLASS LIVERY.
The Inspection and patronage of the
public is respectfully invited.
my3-3m GEO. A. WELLINGTON.
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NoIlCE-Is hereby given to all persons
90. whose business or occupation requires
,l'.'. ",a.e llcenhe for the present year QS76)
dna d,ia1 NE same is due and payable on the Isl
.Ay OF June, at the offices of the Clerk of
tne feace for New Castle county
JOHN P. SPRINGER,
Clerk at New Castle.
iMy--lm M. A. j. SPRINGER,
Deputy, No. 800 W. second, Wilmington.
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N vradCF.-I hereby caution the public
az l. VII, trusting my wife, Mary Webber,
moowVe..i pay no debts or her contraotins'
CHARLEo C( WEBBER,
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NorloE.

NoIlCE-LOan Association stock for sale
IN "A SAFE and profitable Investment.
ILL. dne Wilmington Loan Association. 10
sehis s,,a old, now oilers its sixth series for
hfstseries matured in years and 7 months
GEO. C. MAKIS Sec'y.
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IVA ANTED.-Ten or Twelve persons can be
W A Communicated with board Mt
mvI.lN 4O3 l.. SEVEN tn st.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-10

n,,aDAY AT HOME.-Agents wanted
NIZ Outht and terms free. TRUE 4 CO.,
GsnnIsta Maine, m8-lyeOd.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-10

~ HARDENING l--Gardens Trimmed in
" the most modern manner. Good re-
csmmendNtions. =. 81. X q, a
4 Inyv-3ts. y JAMD8 SWIFT
v ssys1th Avenns, West Mllminet6n. !
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ADJUSTMENTS,

ENIRST GRAND PICNIC
L. OF THE
ROKEBY CORNET BAND,
VIII be given at
RUN WOODS, DUPONTs
BANKS,
WEDNESDAY, May 10. 1875.
A FULL BRASS AND STRING BAND
Will be in Attendance.
Master of Ceremonies, JAMES METH ERY.
Assistants-T. j. Stirling, W. n. Miller, D.
Craig. myY-2t
The Morning herald., 1876-05-10

N'litL.-in lie Annual Meeting of the
~ Stockholders OF the Mechanics Loan
A,soclatlon, VIII be held at the rooms, cor
htr Ihird and Market streets, on next Won
aay evening, May 8 at 7.3O CLOCK, for the
purpose of eltcting Directors, or any other
ous ness that may be brought before the a I.
Iny4-tjt. w I MORROW rec'y
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WANTS..

1I1ANTED.-Boy under Instructions at
W coach painting. enquire 1T
" U,,S'1ts lO6 ORANGE STREET.
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~ Each of the above associations have accu-
nrs mul'ted profits rapidly for the sharehold-
F'"' ana have met VITA no losses. aplotf.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-10

II TING-PRACTICAL UMBRELLAAX
IN MAKEk.-Repairinga q Speciality -
any one having good frame Of< y
umbrella can have the same made az good
as new at half price, at
ap25-tf s., w. Cor. Fourth and Walnut.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-10

,o une Diamond State Loan Association, .
Sears "ld, now offers its sixth series for sale
.as, liist payment due April 18th, 1870. First
sseIles VIII mature when about years and
'hiohths old. GEO. G. MARIS, Sec'y.
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NOTICES..
N NOTICE.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVEN-
TON.
NOTICE.

In accordance with time hOnOred Gus
tom of the Democracy of New Castle
County, II County Meeting viii, be held in
the ourt House in the City OF Newcastle,
on Saturday, May 1856, at o'clock =. NJ.
for the puj pose of appointing Judges to
hold the several Nomination Elections; ap-
pointing County Executive COmmitte
and for the transaction of any other bust
ness that may be brought before the meet
ing.
In view Of the astounding developments
almost daily made by invests eating com
m'ees ofa Democratic House of Congress,
OF Fraud and Corruption in high places, 1t
becomes all good citizens to attend this
meeting, and help effect a thorough organ
Kation Of the Great ID. mOcratic Party for
the ensuing campaign, SO that it may etlec-
tlally battle with and overcome cOrrup-
ton and ksdi' aliSm in all its tOrms-the
only hope of rescuing our beloved country
iron the control of funprinciped men, from
bankruptcy and Reputation rests upon
lhe success of the Democratic Party in the
coming contest.
JOSEPH ROBERTS
Acting Chr'n of last County Meeting
AppOquinimink Hundred.
M"F /" 'TN' mN9-I7t
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tt1O per day at home. Samples
N0oS SZU worth 81 free. STINsON 4
70, Portland, Maine. mt lyeod
The New York herald., 1876-08-20

served for six years In March. 1879. no and others
were summoned to appear beiore<a court martial to
answer for certain absences at drill Mr. Perault al
pcarcd and satisfactorily explained some OF the ab-
senccs ard zines imposed by the where tho
excuse deemed insufficient Mr.. perault promptly
paid fines, and presumed that his supposed delip-
queuces for not attending drills cancelled. No
other charge accusation was made against him.
TO his great astonishment however, at meeting OF
the company 10 which he belonged IN April 1873 Cap
tam f. o. Bird, then command OF the company. left
the chair presiding officer and urged his expulsion
Mr.. Perault, in his defence, insisted that
having accepted the payment OF tho fines, the
question OF expulsion legitimate and
that other members whose names had been presented
ard who were open TO grayer accusations, had been
pss-eJ over. However by rird vote, tho men,
Der in tho chair declared Mr.. Perault expelled no
then coniided his interests to his counsel, Mr.
Henry II. Morange, an cx-member ol the company and
OF the Veteran Corps, who upon voumipous
papers. obtained an order TO show from Judge
Donohuc, rcturnable the Gath inst, against Captain
Henry b. Turner why Mr. Pcrault should not be rein
stated mcmber OF the company The case is an
important ono in all us hearings and the result Will be
looked forward TO win anxiety, only by members
OF the seventh. but by tho other military organizations
nfc fcnrs
The New York herald., 1876-08-20
LAWS OF ASSESSMENT.

Decisions rendered by Judge Daniels, In
Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday, in two ASSESS
mcnt cases. The first was petition by William
Crous 10 vacate an assessment for repavng South
street. and the second by Rehecca j. Lennon 10 vacac
assessment Tor repaving Fortysyth street. In the
hrst he Court holds that the resolution OF the
Common Council authorizing the. work. was adopted
prior to 1870 and came under the provisions OF the act
OF 1865 requiring all snch prov vements 10 be adver-
ised at least tSicc IN the corporation newspapers OF
which Tie Lclier one. and the advertisement not
having appeared in the Leader the assessment must DC
vacated
In The second he holds that this work was Gone
under the OF 1870, which swept away all designated
newspapers under the OF 1865 and Gd no. designate
any papers, so that the publication could not be
made in 'des gnatcd" newspaper. ana the Leader no
being designated the proceeding must be sustained and
the motion denied.
The New York herald., 1876-08-20
AMUBEMBNTS.
EAGLE THEATRE, BRO

AMUsEMDHrs.
EAGLE THEATRE. BRoADwAS
EAGLE THEATRE. ssd s..
'''''''' I %oSDAYs si EVENING. xuGusMT' r. -. ios"
. Inauguration of the Fall aud Winter season.
iNfsobtDo5froN. ~'
THE EAGLE MfAsTRELs
Full Company Of twenty-five Instrumental solOissa
,ouy WILD H1hHy # EIf$$oSDn fISSi', ,vv NM,
% LOST r IoSG Hs B&ASci, rsrSi IN one A''
In which ar 'as e Tnsgarilfd IT, gTRi.DoS DoosSnsdan'
Misses Gcrenao Leernn, Johnson, Grnith. aud Wssr.
Ssdsy % w S'ass s ssns kss &
re'coneoeed renewed renovasd adapted
IzEs EE'TifEr i~'s'sS for JOSH
t : :. ! / :,,,: ,,s =, ~
.;: sssSss.y ~. ~" %.issss ss
XIX Music Miss JSyiE EEsrSIss5 Mssps%1sss5
visit 'se ss stis @.rcsyy Sy JcsS" y and ,aS0n
Mercury 0ove's Messenger and SsIc;,el Telegraph
Jupiter Ssy ins Of olympus Musical 1onseh ' N'Aa''s'
Venus Gle Goddess of Beauty. Lady Ike Goddess,
Cupid (son OF Venus Crossed the Cupids
weusual!y see ON Valentines. 8c , -
Apollo Jupcr's Private Secretary Annie johnson
Queen the Gods, Jupiters better half perIees
can"y@sds @ original isive Boy special %e.sesss;;
Minerva {" strong minded female defender Of wensns
rights ana woans wronss ,,a.,I II sheldO%
Baeeha. s 'G dIsad Centre tho Celestial wlisnsy Ring
y.aen Three a,ass',ssl , NJ Sl, Kss
the iisl Ward rd smith
Caliope Mss y. Gtin.n
Melponems Miss Jais Jul Thrown Srown
Mortas Greeks Irccians and other tireenhorns
BY much enlightened supcrnnmersries
Tho synopsis viii shortly be published in Book
SCENE lstHrli. i b" DoRsd ri TEHiGE. '''0 i''''
SCENE 2a:-BAGGHus' SAIGON AI DT, IN TIE r SKIES.
SCENE 4th-TiIE sun OFFICE.
SCENE 9TH AMONG THE CLOUDS,
SCENE 9TH THE GOLDEN SHOWERS.
FINALE-"Branigan's March" W annemacher and
Eagle Orchestra.
The sale OF seats IS now progressing tho Box Office.
SPECIAL NorIcE.-Two Matnccs will be given each
weck-on Wednesdays and saturdays. o'clock.
rNHEArRE CoMIQUE,
5l4 Broadway. Opposite St. Nicholas Hotel
HARIIGAN 4 UART...................... Proprietors
N. W. HANLEf........... Manager
MERITED AND POSITIVE SUCCESS.
HOUSES CROWDED NIGHTLY
THE ORIGINAL
HAnnIdAx and nAN1
@---- --------- -----------
First appearance OF the bards OF Tara
KELLY AND RYAN.
KYNOCK AND SMITH. !
The wonder ul skatoral artists |
The New York herald., 1876-08-20

~ Thursday. 24ti Inst. by \. j. B!.EECkER son
old ebert Homestead tho Spotswood road and The
road to Little Washington One Farm of ~ and
acres, with building ne land the properties
Mr.. Guck Mrs. Groves aud Rev Mr.. ioasel fine oppor
tunity Tor inve tment or speculation: terms liberal
The New York herald., 1876-08-20

NASSAU COLLEGE
opens its ne<t year September 20. 1875
Students will present themselves tho
30 II, 2st and I'D september. Application, stating the
young lady and the ocv address parent
guardian. should DO made to W. l.. DEAN Registrar
Vasssr College, foughkeepsc n Y, will send
cIue 90 each applicant giving full information respecting
the college.
NJ NAETED-GESTlEMAN FOR SCIENCES AND
w French for school principal in yoan French
lazy for school Frtnch lady Tor French and
drawing: ladies for vpcai and Instrumental music
colleges. Apply at TEACHEHS' BUREAU, o7 West 35h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-11

RAILROAD BoNps-This afternoon New
Jersey Central consolidated firsts sold ut
9Das0j<; and convertible at so. Chicago &
Northwestern consolidated gold coupons
sold up to "a, the highest price Of the week.
STATE .BoNDs-Quiet, steady and nomi'
nal.
SrocKs-To-day were in the main irreg.
ular, but late in the afternoon became firm
with an advance in some Of the shares. New
Jersey Central rose from 81 to 32SsS, Del.
aware, Lackawana& Western advanced to
79h and closed at 7s11. A dash was made
against Lake Shore and Michigan Central
on the rumors that the ticket agents had re-
duced the fares, but 1t turned out that the
reduction was only on the Centennial bus.
iness. Lake Shore fell off to 5lH and
Michigan Central to 409S, closing at ELK
and 40sS respectively. st. Paul preferred
declined to 669S but closed at65N. The
market closed dull, unsettled and feverish.
Transactions 12S,000 shares OF which 1900
were Lake Shore, 49, 400 Pacific Mail, 1000
st. Paul, 4,300 Western Union, a, 900 Dele
ware, Lackawana & Western, 1900 New
Jersey Central and 1900 Michigan Central
The official report Of the Lake Shore Com
pany for the year ending June S0th, shows
that the total earnings were $14,e9S,97t
against $15,4lS, 1858 the previous year-re
garded In itself an excellent showing con
sidering the railroad war, yet by reduction
OF the operating expenses In the same time
the earnings are In excess Of the previous
II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-11
HARD CONDITIONS FoR TnE sERy1ANs
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Eastern Question.

LONDON, September 9.-Lord Derby
will receive a deputation Monday on the
Eastern question, and will probably take
the opportunity Of answering the criti-
cisms made on the ministerial policy:
MIR. GLADSTONE SPEAKS ON TURKISH
ATROCITIES. ,.
Mr.. Gladstone addressed meeting oi
his constituents on the Black Heath, this
afternoon, on the Eastern question. The
weather was unfayorable, a heavy rain
falling. Yet, twelve thousand people
were present to hear the ex-Prime Minis.
ter, and 10 give him an enthusiastic
reception. Mr: Gladstone said through.
out Ills experience he had never witnessed
a movement to compare with that which
had started up in the last two weeks
throughout England, concerning the
atrocities. Mr.. .Schuyler's report, coming
from representative OF nation the in:
habitantS OF which we rejoice To- call
brethren, and from one whose personal
character and trustworthiness he had To-
ken pains TO ascertain, had produced q
most marked impression on his mind, and
convinced him that he could no longer
bear the responsibility Of remaining 81
lent. Mr.. Gladstone then proceeded To
show that the Turkish government was
responsible for the atrocities. -.
Resolutions expressive Of the sense o!
the meeting at the Turkish atrocities
were passed. Some considered the reso'
lutions did not express sufficient indigna'
ton.
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The NorthileId Robbers.

ST. PAUL, September 10.-The latest in
formation from the pursuit Of the North
field robbers Is that they have been run
out OF the woods at Lake Elysian and
across the bridge towards Waterville.
Squads Of men have been sent in various
directions 10 head them OF. A special
train leaves here this evening on the St.
Paul & Sioux City. road, carrying the
chief OF police and twenty-five or thirty
men. One hundred men are surrounding
the country in which the robbers are land
it don't seem possible for them to escape.
Hazen, a detective in the employ of the
American Express Company, sent here
from Cincinnati, identifies two Of the
dead men by photographs as Charley
Pitts and Bill .Chadwell. He says also
that the light haired man. wounded at
Mortified is undoubtedly Frank, James,
There is no mistake about this being the
famous gang Of Missouri, and il any ol
them are lucky enough to escape tlley
will hereafter give Minnesota a wide
berth.
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philadelphia and Pittsburgh, where e.tine the
clearings for August, 1875, are larger
than for August 1875, and 70 !aI an
improyement In quantities eTehanseu
Al ,Boston. where the decline 10
SIearinrs is only 4l per cent IN
ZACH IF the Western cities the de-
cav" eso..s has been much greater; in Cincin'
natl l4I, in St. Louis 10, and ~ ;.h Ehi'ao ,So
over 20. per cent, compared WIN rS;, tns
transactions OF August last yeah .lnis
.aa~ in mari be due to the very low price
~ w. gyrs;n, i. bnt il is very probable that the
y. oO..oS"sJinvly low rates OF westward
e.o;rhi have enabled dealers in this city,
Rosson. Philadelphia and Baltimore to
cSnture considerable part OF the busi-
ness ne usually done at this season through
The chief distributing cities OF the West.
When the Contamination broke down
il was generally predicted that a more
confident feeling would be likely to ap-
pear, not in the Stock Exchange, but in
The many branches Of manufacture which
depend 80 largely upon anthracite for
power or fuel, and upon which, in turn,
The prosperity Of Eastern cities so large
" depends. This anticipation has been
fully Justified. The low prices realized
in The great coal sale were disheartening
to operators and miners, who had become
used 10 the fictitious rates maintained by
the monopoly. But the news was cheering
TO hundreds Of manufacturers and thou
sands Of operatives, and this change
has doubtless contributed materially TO
the marked improvement in manuiac'
lures and trade reported by the New
England papers. It is important to OBJ
serve, however, that there is no reason
10 look for a'speculative rise Of prices.
Production will revive, we may hope, but
only because ability to produce at lower
cost has invited a revival OF consumption.
Business will improve, notspasmodically,
but slowly and steadily, il present indica.
tions do not deceive. We are on the
road to better times because we are get:
ting rid OF the iictions and the burdens OF
the past, and earning solid prosperity
by economy and accumulation Of capital.
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Anniversary orthe Admission of
Observation-Disclosures In the
Mountain Meadow Massacre.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 0.-Admis.
sion day was celebrated by military
parade, regatta OF the yacht club, and
picnic OF the pioneers and other societies.
The Governor decided not to make TO-
day legal holiday.
A Los Angeles dispatch says klingen'
smith, Mormon witness in the Mountain
Meadow massacre, was captured on Mo.
have Desert and brought to that city.
A Guaymas letter says Flood and
O'Brien have purchased the franchise Of
the Guaymas and Tucson Railroad, to-
ge,her with a concession from the State
Of Sonora OF land grant which had beer
confirmed by the Mexican Congress.
A Victory dispatch says the Carnarver
Club has been confirmed, which demand.
the railroad or separation,'and will send
delegatesto England.
An explosion OF gas in The Victory Ho
tel, last night, wrecked the lower portion
OF The building. No lives lost.
A Portland, Oregon, dispatch says the
wheat exporters are having trouble sc
curing grain to load vessels arriving un'
der charter. Farmers generally will moi
sell for prices now Ruling. Exporters
will be slow TO take up more vessels un
der the circumstances. Price Of wheat
here 81 IS, alongside.
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CNcrsSAr1, September o. Cotton :
Firm al i0Xc. Flour-Quiet and firm
Wheat-Duli at e0caS1 06. Corn-Steady
at 46c. OatS-Dull at S9aS9c. RyeASteadJ
al 69aeSc. Barley-Quiet at 9Oa95c. Port
Demand fair and prices higher at $l7 90
Lard-Dull; steam l01Sc; kettle 12al2Hc
Bulk Meats-Steady; shoulders 6I<a6SSc
clear RIB S5Sc; clear9c. Bacon-Dull at ~
40 I<a9S Stal0al0kc. Butter - Unchanged
Whisky-Steady at 81 06. ..
HoGs-Steady; common light IS 40a5 s5
fair to good light s. 75a6 90.
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Tom Ewing at Pariersburg.

PARKERsBuRo, September 9.-Thomas
Ewing spoke two hours to about one
thousand people Mt The Democratic wig
wan this afternoon, on finances. The OBJ.
:ject in bringing him here is to get the
Cooper element, which is strong here, to
support the Democratic State ticket. He
made his usual greenback arguments,
which were coldly received by the Cooper
men. Mathews, Democratic candidate
for Governor, and ex: Congressman Davis,
OF West Virginia, addressed. about four
hundred persons at the Court House to-
night. Very little enthusiasm. A con.
siderable number Of ladies' were at both
meetinps.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENOER
COLUMBUS.
Mrs. Governor Hayes Carries OF
q Premium at the state Fair---
Desperate Encounter With q
Burglar.

RurVInF
c,,. n eo,,ouho, q -,rho o,O.
SoLuaSYs, aaS ko, Wo Se %b;eS took iho a." snec;sI
gana s.ssS ~ stn OaSrsd NV tnS Sat- fo,,rnal a,
Prlzeo soT 9nereu py snS .Ss ' s,Dasa,.SI Sos y
Tue sta'e falr yessetnay a WA, VIZ IesssSS 6s nsW
% Mts. uoVefLoL ~ a. touay Y ~ " y;
francisco, on Oe"a'i VI '"e PfoP'ie'0'' VI
'he g: JoIrnat; y. ..,. ,,,o,o. L.a ,
Nisoias Aimmefer ,;,L rug Iea, n'.eI,,r n"I I.s,
lerflhc encounter WIN =, burglar rSon and aIs'
hlsnI wnom ne ioumu 1.aa. ~ ,Ts o ,UO r"1caI | rs
In endeavorlng 70 arrest est 'ne fasea, an II" H.
i Seiseu 'eIU VII, Hoan, w" aI,hon,h LII Soysreis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-11

AMONG the immigrant passengers BY
the steamship Leipzig on Saturday was
a Swiss family Of seventeen persons. The
head OF the family is Alfred Mathys
aged forty.two years. His wife, Veron
lea, is one year his senior. The two old.
eat Of the fifteen children are Marie and
Alfred, twins, aged twenty years. The
ages of the Others follow il pretty regu'
lar order, viz, IS years, II, 10, "A, II, 10
0, 8, 0, 4, 8 and two years, ending with
the baby OF nine months. They all
started west, and will form fair nucleus
upon which 10 found a Swiss settlement
OF the juniors eight are males and seven
females. s.-Baliimore Sgn.
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New York.

NEW YORK, September 9.-Cotton-
Quiet at Ii 9.l6a11Nc. Flour-scarc0; su'
perfne, western and State IS S0a4 So; com
mon to good 81 coal IS; good to choice
81 90a5 20; extra Ohio 81 50a6 75; white
wheat extra IS 55a7 30; St Louis 81 96a
aS50. Wheat-Dull; amber St. Louis, new
to arrive, 81 20; amber Tennessee, new
81 25; white Michigan new 81 26a1 20. Rye
Steady; State prime 90c. Barley and
Malt-Dull. Corn-Firm; mixed graded
64a56c; mixed steam 64a5iHc. Oats :
Quiet and firm; western mixed and State
S9a46J<c. Hay and Hops-Dull. Coffee
Quiet at 10 IIalS1Sc: other groceries quiet
and unchanged. .Whisky-A shade higher
at 81 llX,'