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, 1876-11-24

MORE Docs THAN HE WANrFD.-An
editor IN Reading advertised, the other
day, that he would take a good dog in
payment OF one years subscription {"
for his paper. The next day forty-three
dogs were sent to the Office. The dav
afterward, when the news had spread
out into the country, four hundred
farmers had sent two dogs apiece by ex-
press, with eight baskets full of pup
pies, all marked O. o. D. In the mean
time, the offer found its way into
neighboring States, and before the end
OF the week there were eight thousand
dogs, tied up with ropes, in the editors
front and back yards. The assortment
included all the kinds, from blood
hounds down to poodles. A few hum
dred broke loose, and swarmed on the
stairways and in the entries, and stood
outside the sanctum and howled and
had fights, and shifted under the crack
Of the door as il they were hungry for
some editor. And the editor Climbed
out the window, up the water-spout.
and out on the comb Of the roof and
EePt, There was no issue Of the paper
Tor six days, and the only way the
friends OF the eminent journalist could
feed him was by sending lunch M 10
him in balloons. At last somebodv
bought . barrel Of arsenic and three
tons OF beef, and poisoned the dors:
and the editor came down only 10 find
on his deAk bill from the Mavor for
eight thousand dollars, being the muni-
eiFal tax on dogs a one dollar per head.
He 4 not Offering the sane indncCments
nov; and he doesnt want q dog.-Mar
, 1876-11-24
AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL,

y
TTNHIS OLD AND POPULAR HOTEL WHICH
\ has for the last twenty-iour years extended 10
the travelling public cordial welcome and comfort
Of home, and 50 favorably known TO old CAlifor.
mans and the travelling public that II requires no
comment on my part further than to say that THoa
BRYAN, who ls an old Californian, and knows how 70
cater % the wants Of the travelling public has taken
the full proprietorshlp Of the above hotel, and will
leave nothing undone % make this hotel second 70
none in San Francisco for ~
Comfort. Good Living and Cleanliness.
Ny sole aim shall be 70 the comfort and welfare 81
my guestA The table Il furnished with the best the
market AFFORDS; the house has been thoroughly rem
ovaied and newly furnished throughout; tive hun
dred rooms well ventilated.
0entlemanly and Obllg clerks. and clean and ~
tentive walters viii always be found In my Hotel
The Hotel 4 the most centrally located of any 10
the city, being In the centre of the business portion
OF the city; the street Cars pal The door every two
minutes 70 all parts of the city. The Hotel Colrh
with red lights, will be a the railroad depol and
Wharla 70 convey Passenger 70 the houMa free o.
charge; my hunneI wear silver nnllTal On len
breast with the name of the house on.
80 lflraTs ~ etAfr RlglAfra Hotel Pricel are
fr9m el.oo 70 e..oo per Day. GIVE me . call and
4nege Tor yourselves Tmfes. nnrAM.
, 1876-11-24

THE oldest church building in Amer.
"a, erecled by Engliah ssftlers, is 81.
LAKES Protestant Episcopal Church.
lnle of Wight county, Va. Funds are
being raised for its uSStoration.
, 1876-11-24

The most infAllible way Of prevent.
ing kitchen door from croaking l.
a.id 10 b 10 engage . servant girl
Nho.e sweetheart comes 10 the house 10
, 1876-11-24

WOMAN's RIGHTs.-An exchange says:
On the return trip of the excursion train
from Harper's Ferry, O lady, whose
avordupois is something in the neigh
borhood Of 300 pounds, having ridden a
long distance, standing and in silence, +"
approached a high-toned young man,
who was enjoying two seats all to him
self.
"Sir," said the fat lady, "can you
not make room for me on that seat p
Well, 'pon honor, madam, 1 am
sorry, but 1 am-ah reserving this for
me wife ah-pon word am" was the
reply.
The old lady swelled up nearly twice
her natural size, and, having taken in a
full supply of breath, she let out with:
You nasty, gold-spectacled snob,
you amt got no more OF a wife than /
have; you are trying to save that seat so
as you can put on airs, and lay down and
go to sleep when you feel like it. Git
up out of thar, or I'll smother you to
death with my shawl"
Well madam"
" Don't madam me; I'm single. Git
up, 1 tell YOU" and with that she seized
the young man by the back of the neck,
and raised him as high as the roof of
the car would admit, and calmly
dropped into the vacated seat, much to
the merriment of the excursionists. who
were just in the proper mood for fun and
frolic.
As the young Dundreary gazed at the
old lady munching q pie, he muttered
to himself; =" Well, 'pon my ife" but
the fat woman gave him a glance, and
he rushed into another car and took a
seat op a wood-box.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
1IANANA MANHnTe.

HAyASA Aug J.-,usar-!h The ma.~ct bas rul,d quiet
turIrr ~ woes very trI. 90 unchanged rilust
urck IN ~afrhpla.. q. Hav-us and &.t..ihts - 600
II. r,g and !. syD unIa receipt. ~ t4a 1.ul
HIEcI 1bf o hh'Ai exports u ulr wees, go"
Dsxes Iuu 100 hdg " walsh 'J,JuU boxes and hl 30
ult yer, 10 me uitcd STATE. B,enL .. - y 'Ni.
Ru;irr s13 pu To- hrcurI.. FpH 80 IIptaI 80 Wr
IJl AmerCa1. Jrrkrn ir - - per Jba Hams,
s.arSJf per gtHtI .'r american .ugar-Igci. Lar
80 l5S8 Igiu;s Tor ~ -" faint,
BbL wax, So sO0aI6 90 afrbs uI htl-
.s,, AuBrs-Nore mere. as-Ouly q. small Hto, A.
,igI or { rods = gallon Ia tu, Empty Itn. .Hcpi-, -,
ppd LalcI Hlt v Nhtc ne. 81, Yuu, a 81. f'i ing
tlucsJl. SHOOK. quiet W!tr Navy lsris, 2t rrtl' Y
srro' CneXIHl oDAcro, f6Uds PouiuLd Corn, II ~
s, real, - arfobt Hoop nominal lag Sawed -safdO
N Frrishis y In demand of the 4 iir -tar-,
bat ral.s are unchanged spanish gold 22l a12lS hf.
change on The Tued Si~tjO days currency 3lA-'i dis
conn short sigh. do, Gglg disco at 90 days, pO, pa -
prsmuui short ght do, lOelO pIeIIn London,
al D. prgn.l.In Parr OIg~I pTcnIIELI.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
nnifEsrIC MARKET4.

Rrycuo Aur 5-Lake receipts-F7oJr coo bbls. Wheat
H. OOJ bush Corn. 3l.0 % bu-h oats llnOO bush iial-
Iosi fgcrpt- 1900 bhl-; Whr1L O'O bush; Corr,
5000 bush; Oats. 900 bush rye 700 bush. barlt},
900 bush Canal Shipments for udcwatcr-Nhe1t - uOj
Iusb C0rl 10000 bush, Oats 70 jOB bush INTERIOR
Uinfa Wheat 1000 bush ailrJad shipments Flour 400
Ers. Wheat 2gGCO bu H. Corn, l1D0eU buah Catr Loo
bu.l; i.ye 400 bush Baf.ey, 1000 bush Canal frrghs
Fiur steady Loco obs ,hangcd hauds WI .at
nIet s.l.. 600 buih No. Milwaukee a. so
6gsr 800 MOI M!waaAee 1T 81 l3 100 bush No
\ Hnrc Dnnth at 81 H. Corn lrl and Gra: sales 500
bush. NO Mxed Western al Ole oats nsgiretsl ave
auet sales, 1000 bush. Western shading zoe NAL n.
astiNs 10 for Heavy Mes. Lard quiet aL
AT oil &c. High vines nominal
CHfclGo Aug 3-FopF quist but fInL Wheat inset
NO spring, syl4c., spu w e, SEP emberi Eo do,
slc Rejected J107c dull No 45 Isr spot - c.
bid Sept mber Cat i1 No ? 9cLc, spot 307sc. oco-
ber Rye steady UNCHANGED Barley nomnaly nn-.snsed
tsnber Lard strong st &C., spot ll32 -, soptembef
BulA Mess " good demand ShouueIs ts9iei short ao
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07

Mse ess 1898 S'iGS bS s s
800 brsil siipaehts~Flonr, 1000 bbts Wheat 800
bush Barley 100 bush Rarosd reshs . New York 2gs
cScEsA Aug quiet bat sIeady hss' es a ais ls
fmef at 23a3sc Rye serdy at SOC Pare 9ust @ tH'
IS ayef Aagast d rST Stronger S Steam endsre
heitS Cgrrcnt Make ~ H. m 5d iT ~ :, s.
9Saeac I0isd0c Bacon IN fair aemandi ollGers
~y 5 ssyo O a. S 3 'i6ar io @ live nos 5tsaSy grH @ 70
Goct l. Gt aud Heavy, sc 30GSo 1O .ceptS' iio' 'Hp
MwAgErF gsF1onr nssci;tsa ;, 20 aominal Thsai H%
do2 % &C. September, % .ci October gO' no; ' 90
6oraiaal'v .tesd5 60 l. Got barley sie,y. No grinr
95S - 5ieneer l3e li niS quiet nnch"sFg zoo
bas. Flour, 1900 bJsL. wheat
% Is iroSar, St Steady; Hadned - code 1850
}ur e lHHGS active snd hra sacs so egI, EH
DO, a. 7jDasJ 90 High Grades. 81 ~ %. Iy" tlKr'
AnGsr 81 q + IS: WBS 81 Z gsl 90 fys Goc Corn
1ac.ye 1e,ow Goei Mixed 55o 80 SG 3eSGi sefeL
syyan,a - 20 Provisions firm AsSs I9fs s-l@sIl 20
WHISKY sl H. Batter drn New Yors Braliord co,nty
Exira - do 30. Firsts 22a@lc; Westefn nz,Ias
9sS; DO Fir-t- '2S5z choose I'M "NevYork Fancy 80
syfais NcvJcI ~ an b'i5a-e rrosh sisS Weatsra
plas lSsS S ios sss, S, M & i ,at Sy' conn SS' $500 &
Ta Fra a. 81 g0at oinor grades d"l "hs2; ea,' M Mlgr
12l n r casa sa4 saes eaI ~ II l72 cash 81 i75s@
= -, "pemhe, No DO Al o. 4Sl ~ ,Qfn active no.
MiHtd. - ilpf2c cash ~ hHVdst. A2l li2Lc- sep
tsnber iJo63, OcDher. Oats frEcr 80 % soho ciSh;
:N-4r, september. iys tuu % jJ2e, ht faileY.,ome
oI.fEgt, Bids, Whisky steady 81 10 fo-k 80 10,
hgIC al SO - al CLOSE lard itc asEci lie bid fHk
It6i,r' s'-ci C~ Rih ~ Clear -do, !gi and lc i,e
liUgsN NJrFors II 40 - Butchers - lOG 20. tatde
slow; Unchanged Ir.-pta- 500 bbS Flour 1900 bush.
Wheat S)u" hu-a Corn 90 b1sb oats 1900 bush Rye,
1Ju HoEs, TOD tat.ie.
!, Lruo. At2 s.Fprr sfca.y Wheat steady: No ,.he
wabash. New, 81 II No. White MICHIGAN New - -
No. . d., 81 u3'2 LX,Ia White Michigan, Now, 81 20;
Amber Aicig4u. sl1- Il T. september, ~ ~ DO N''
spot. - 40 TO- 92c No il.d Aul5 D1ytcH, and
Michigan. NcF, ~ li; 40 Amber limos New II Il.
Corn py: UicI Nxsd zoe. S"rti.-r Ilo No Grade,
4GJci Bansged - a. or, steay " bite. -. Nitttssl.
t. Receipts 80 tIla. FDur 3nOuN bush wheat tNVW
corn 5000 bpsh. oats. pm.n. ESQ Ios iIV.r,
$500 bush wheat $4,000 Dus Com, ",UOJ busa. Oars.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07

q 2od e5 for Cnoice and as 10 or Good Green
HSS GSD sTRAw-The market for nav tnc same 20
Yesterday retail & gJades et but , SRl oS and eas
under aecumuling supplies We quote i i,I "a
ja65c. Sraw-75 100c. for Long EYe CO9t1e Tor oh'
Rye; - a00c Ost. ,...,o
dnced basis the demands have IsttCy improved oNi'eto
the educop Eeceti5 ior ine tg' 81, MAJ api 20
belle cacr Gov aud haaslo Ieau,g ''9ok aa5In 81
227OO Hides I'd 1850 bat sa,ae tme r,n,,t last
Svrs, 2SgSs h. ia iSi,r: Mon,eyd5o 2CId92 n, I7c'
crIl.n,as n az h. isl2aI8e RIO Cr5nde 20az2 % ltl2
aiict Crioocc II a. b. l5is4IGc Ca6onuf, 224-) 70;
lf Celsi Ameitsaa isG2i q; ,9i n ffEisc Vera
Cruz isd 10 - y l2zC; Iampco 2Og - y - - fdi1c.
Bo~o;a lSp"O b 22flfs siarac 'Do 2lH2o -
Bsaia, l022 ~. ll0i2c.' porto Cahrlic an1 laau"y
2og22 r. -2gi% cnTasrs & 80 ~ q I6 o. u ,c; cam.
peacny 23a22 t. II 2al2c Iovascc 2O"2l b. l"42c7 AZ
y1Iy qgst m'rS't % .s ,Gany; !. y;s9ersP 9Sf 70
do aGdla4 40 tearing 10 RtPeTS Io''JA az aGIGc
STAG 1873 lnal5C Western. LgaaE' L, e :. '''''
orleans Sas ~ i1.f ae%1 ,e am 70. @ si
was ycty Grm; ha supply sns' and iair aennc Pc
VA ~ aud Garbaioas h'Te .yil ~ - 800: y
3AgIL sroRfsspr, rgrPr,isne assla QUE ls1 Sgt
faas" bsr for osn on e1IorJ Orders
by the recent gGs S 9S sas Sc TsTS & DO SP al S SS 81 ' S5
'or NEit for eorSAt'n M ~, "a cr Conn on stned
Il G23e-l C7 f'T Gc9l s,lsn'd - iBsSS BIZ t tya do
1ctHi FnHtG.iis-,isrc va. ory ole-alH b,I,S'S'
TO dly IN h.rb ROOM st further c.ange can -,
thouln the tone IS oueHlat fy an x cyrf IV W6re
room little rqr Se' eae he @ rs,t- no rac 81.
without capsc ii'qsn noi o. r ana a'1. sh Gfsn &
gi = 30 b. sr 100 al. %haat q d. 100 'oa, - "sf
al a. o. M % soc ,ens Bniicr ~ as 81 tys 10 ioudon' ly
sis 1000 lush. ,'9 - 81 To- Gr'%'T = 3y .,r. f. 6
H. % ,s- TO- al H. i5lo 'cs iri a. -. 3D. 2 e' SIDES
J55l lgt;srf ., 1T IS. g.; EOS S ir. ss AZ g., sui ul
s'cr o.rnry, 2o't ic- a.a an q ~ 80, H5ggi & ~; N
D-s"- F 'r ai = in@t<s ii' '."' .,, e5 tsT
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
to the market, which closed strong the basis Of
the following street prices.

In Southern State bonds about 81 600 District Of
Columbia 3-65s sold at an advance to 71Ss. The
skies of Missouri were strong. Hannibal and 81.
10. issue ut 101, and Asylum at 1OJsi. The only
sale of city bank stocks 10 Fourth National at
90. There was an active trading in railroad bonds
at generally higher prices. Western Pacifics al
vaured to 99aa, Central Oregon branch, selling At
92l2, and Missouri Pacific Seconds at 50. The St
Paus were rather better: Frsts La Crosse Division
at 1921; c. and NJ. Division at 99l2, ard Sinking
Fund. 0Osa09Ol4 New-Jersey Central Conyerti-
bles advanced to 81, but Lehgh and Wi.kesbane
Consols. indorsed declined to s6l. Chicago and
North-Weste7n Coupon Gcld COnsols were steady at
o. North Missouri frsts sr'linR ut 81: Ohio and
Mississippi Con. Sinking fnul a. %; Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy Consols At 11073, and Gna7an-
teed Boston, Hartford and Erie at 1S-2. The West
ern Union Telegraph Coupon rs Of 1906 sold at
1Ol 12 and Registered at 1Oi.
The American Mining Board is fast taking shape,
over 100 applications FOR membership having been
made The election for officers viii be held ON 'ne
10th ins., as per adver iscment under financial
head.
The New-York Fire Insurance Company have de
clared a s,ini-aunual dividend OF per cent, paya-
bic on demand.
The comparative estimated earnings of tho ONO
aad Mississippi Railway Company fot the month OF
July were - 64j 60; for CORE ponding peTod oi
1875. 1927 Sl2 II; uciease S0.s3G ~"
The following shows TIE exports loXcI.S'Ve 81
specie fora the port Of Ncw-Nork to foreign ports
for the week ending Aug. and since the beginning
o. the year go. ,s,- 1875
For tie week ......... A. jial. s-3s5,te2 ,s-+t''
Previously reported. 6J0I0S li50'-l' l4'i--1'
Total since Jao1. .si75169O2J $lla277 o9J sl55ll&ooS
price oi got......... Ip"il liza iil6
The following shows the import. ct dry goods
and general nricbaud.c az the po,t Of hew-iork for
the week ending Aug. ., and since tie beginning
of the year.
farn> He.k. ISL. lS75.- ,,tS;6.o
GrysT., DRY Ns,,6;, '55.S2is 559 s.9s557 2S2
rora, for the ae,R. s70olg7G sL7s62s2 se+satl3
Previously reported. 2i53'&7'o 2O' "ois'' no.. u.s.
Total since jan l. 8 53.53a2G &2II6so.-7 s-3t6'a"i
ThsIolowiGg are the Dry goods r'g'tts luc.u'"i
in the above FOR the same period:
FrttTcd o. tirtort... S29tJ'Il S@,.-,f, I,.i.'-y
rpr,rr . tl, port 90. >ar ORG oltrol ESQ .o-1$
Thrown aa market. Cs.-,-,ui5 Gl,3Nts'" 5l'ifl-i
TIE exports ol specie iey The week ending Aug. D
and y;nce She beginning oi tlc year. were - follows:
Total for the week. ........--....- 9,,
Previously reports '.r-ti.i't
To',l since Jan = 81, ,si'.'-5
TIL following j. comparative st"t'G1, "i ~ the
/ exports OF specie fr)m tle po-t of Ncw-l Hrt 30
/ forccu ports FROM Jan. 70 tls date Tor " period
/ q
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
.,t sr 10 ayi s5is seller so days t57s sele 6Odays
cLosi.G PHILADELPHIA srocl. QUOTATIONS.

Satur,-y, "a usual in the London market, IS ha'i
holiday. and the movement in consequence very
light the British Consolg ruling steady and United
States securities strong, wiSh new five per cen's
bi2her at 1868. Fries were steady 1T l2's0IZi2
for Common and 1912 for the Preferred. There was
no change in money Silver is quoted az 81 to 81 Id
per ounce. The sum Of e9,0cO bullion went into
the Bank of England on balance to-day. United
States new fves in Frankfort were lower at 1OZ"u
FIVE Der cent Rentes in Paris being uP 10 $l06 5'
The gold market was quiet and the sales were very
generally at 112, there being no influence. either
foreign or local 20 affect the price. Loans cash hat
and for carving one per cent. The foreign exc Iane
market y-as dull as usual on steamer day, aud
nominal rates we're as given below. The aaua ral's
were on the bas5 OF lower prices. Tie
Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day @3}3,CoO
in com interest on the public debt, AID %3,OVU H
redemption Of called bonds, bringing mp the respect
i've weekly totals to 90, ,026.OO0 and ST. 900. TIE
import entries Of foreign dry goods a. the port q
Few-York for the week ending to-day TeIe Sl,6'5'-
OGO. the amount thrown upon the market f'o'ngup
Sl.573O74, and of general merchandise 10 -, <il-
653, making a total in gold coin valuation
of "a 800 713. The export clearances Of domestic
produce for the week ending aug were to the cur
ypncy valuation Of $j,427, $50. The Specie ship
ments for the week amounted b. $GOj,32i OF
which Sls67S6 was IN gold cOin The imports
of specie were $S2,262. The days business at the
Gold Exchange Bank covered Gold cleared,
S7OlS 900; gold balances, s., ,73 ,778; currency
balances $1,94S, 500. The principal gold quo
4atic7,s ware 40 follows.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07

.. easily moved up from 36l9 to Sis, but lacked
s+avne power and sank TO 367s while the Preferred
da~csd a iig from 6724 to 6Si2, which made the
-, hears in il tremble with fear, which was
onI slaved by its being offered at the close at 6Si
North-W performed its usual part IN 'ne uanS
,,rogrom,ne opening and closing at the same prlce,
39I. with the chances in favor OF nothing having
bscs really done in the stock while the Preferred
after selling from 62l2 TO 63is retired aoasIeu 70
the opening price. Rock Island was acti'o "' iva
a1O6I1Q1O5S401 0106l4, unaffected Dy repof'S coh-
nornno tbe health of its President, who, we are as
srred is having remarkably pleasant time az the
seaside ponderous movement was lnaugufated I'D
Nevy-Jersey Central which advanced Its prlce from
e13. 10 G2l., but becoming tired 1t weakened 70
e,g Delaware Lackawanna and Western was
h.tter at 93&G942i094l2, and Delaware and
Hudson after selling at 99l2G100, closed, offered at
oos. Western Union was strong in the early
Grading at 7Oos471, but later sold at 7Ol2@7OO5
Illinos Central of the high-toned investments, was
on sxc.ption to the general market all day, being
,aaed for SALE by the bears, presume, 50 that 1t
decliped from S9l2 to S7l2 closing at SO. The re-
oainder of the list receives sufficient attention IN
tbetable which follows. The improvement in stocks
today ranged from le to b per cent, VIZ: Missouri
Pacific. Pacific Mail aud Western Union, each Is :;
Ohio and Mississippi and ST. Paul, each Il; North
Western and Rock Island, each 50 Michigan Cen
trail Nsy-Jersey Central, and st. Paul Preferred
each To- and New-York Central and Delaware, Lack
awauna and Western, each "a per cent. Producers
petrolem declined 30 c., c. G. and l., LIZ, ana
Illinois Central l7s per cent. The following table
RANGE OF THE MARKET.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
We annex closing quotations Of foreign excl

The week closed upon a very easy money market,
call loans on acceptable stock collateral beng
reported at 1l292 per cent Che latter almost eHccp-
tional, ard ia United State bonds at Ia y, ncrcan-
tile raper being IN quick demand at 3Sl. The
following is the Clearinghouse statement to-day
Currency e!earauees, SJG 729,90S; currency bai-
anees, S3,9G0,315; gold clearauces, S4,066,610;
gold balances, 81 O5S 941; and the following were
the olearances at the Nev-York Clearinghouse .or
The week and tie resulting balances: CUJrency
elearances. S336,9jj,9SZ currency balances,
SlS03O,S5s gold clearances S3G, ,740,O0l; gold
balances, So III, 40. The bank statement for the
week ending to-day was favorable, all the items
showing an increase. The expansion OF loans II -
10 be hoped, indicate increasing activity IN the
general trade Of the city. AsaIesuli oi the move
nlent OF the week tho banks now hold S23, ,'5a
~ lawful money Of the % per cent required
by law, gain over last week Of S975O25. The
statement is suggestive Of continued in money.
1he following are the comparative totals:
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
fRnrt'al
MEXICAN MINING BOARD

MEXICAN MINING UOARD.--Ile .lrriirn
= fsr o;.,,-. wi Dr r~i. - rcss. ,.'a-.
aH IIl' i.-INi, Aus. 4U ~ D. Boo 70 b-''- Woe t
..rr 1a sob, iH-t Lrt' frii. hr H ~ % 'rti
'@illIhSi TA..p rrapuerg Chairman.
nr1pOSiiS FOR .1Ss.OcG CvNr0LI.
7 r,.ttu. .xTurE or TffE CRY or . .!W.4DHk. .
3- paHosa viii hr received It - Con- .Ir"l"fs on
Irs Tr..l. a.. / .. .. rC.t. % fI, Ni'f q
-.r. - I Y- uU tirIsi. .Ev Hr"r "r any piI a." '
.fu o 400 ui t.r foi'NIns 5lo oi Oh" tF or N"
iuit Ia slt. ....-.. .... a.. ,.,-. 40. .t-
Aut.ufsrd bv J...'cr '--, aNt" - .......,..
Amount In plr.u,u.r of chapter ~ Lav5yi 1873 lty
.#rTuyUru-Uf -.t.I. NlN,N'N
1rr said ,',r ,r,t will hrHr .'teir' a. t. rate ~
,ut p.r auuuu t' he l-i Gas u Vi IS tpi ''
..t,ar ir . A. rar nd puurI"N rl hr rlrrr'Di" %
tr -l,r. r tnui t'irr si tnr 81 ay oi N'' en- ''
If q. AND ut, .ul- fuv l-' 4,y e.. ta', iJ-t.
,r % 'ifi siuui be- scaled .i .ooT'ol " Fr c's Ipf
f|r .'fl fhN 'a'l.r u 'h
,.rnnI su,siur, aiit--- -i tu tGr Con p'i1..t ...
Do. part n' the ,"Npt'cT 'o l
,y r a. g., ~, bis n a. his Judgment tho n,crests of the
,.,.r,.Yi.iI Iou require iL
I1r luu tYfs.r,uoI ~. CIV t.ernrd
ANU!f.W ~. GRriN, Comptroller
CITY 4 Notork DrpsI; srat O. tihhh'H '''f"'''i y
gtlts. Auu.t g. 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
The MARKETS.
lcne,uuy reported 'or IiS rasgsal
TOTAL RECEiFTS )F PRODUCE
ls. l,yr.. -'ssr. Tasas'-, a'I E"'r.7.-
GENERAL MARI r REPORT.

SNTi lnt.. . an.. %. 1876
COFFTy- Mid glHr- dul ~, r"ui tF r.''ttt''
"a, ,il ,.. a,,r . slafey raf.tal 'i.. n. tts
IONS ~ tf1-.7te. ot orlaar, 90 !lII- argos, std
IL -. l-14c. frl % Dag i'-' ...
gHITs S--!Hela 30. H.-H ~ scir md r'H'F ''.h'.
sno cao,.Uo1s tto ftriHv~ ffy+F F' .s A. -' 80
r er,r. .. i lei. joy H.HH', 4H' t.u' psi-. i"F
sygl .tor. Dc4stra ua r.Ia~t. go t-'.. -. '.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
Countrn Real Gsldte for Sale.


A WE[LLOCATED SUBURBAN RESI-
~ DENrk- one bOur city; valued a. $4,000, mort
$50" 80 ~ r.. N. HOUSTON, 96 IIberty-st.
A NICE LTFTLE FARM of z acres, with
n oood uian buildings mutt, shade excellent water near
depo rs niles Jersey Central H. r. owner recently
ierfeased. must be sold only $1,000 great chAace
STANLEY FEHUsOS, l6l broadway.
EOR SALE or TO LET at PLAlNFIELD-
F1rstciass furnished unfurnished HOUSES Address
EVAN JONES, Park House, PlaiDneld N j.
LOR SALE.-A fine BUILDING PLOT, so
by l6O 60 by 1856 foet; desraoy located aud afy sou
convenient dspots In FLUSHING u l. Al unis
Zach way; price low for cash Call owner No pr',ses
N y address O., Box lf5 Tribune Ofies ~ Flusn
combines country advantages WIZ tns cry ooh0nS''
" kss, sswUp, Watek, 3os
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
Real @siaie 60 grthanae,
Gi,p PROPERTY 20 Est.
Drcokinn properin 90 Get.

no LET--3-story brick SCH00L-HQUSE, No.
4 lsS Eemsen 81; history brick DWELLING, 10 Wl
lorrbi,v.st 81 GORDOS L. FORD. 81 Clark ~, Brooklyn