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The Mason & Hamlin Organ Company
are represented at Philadelphia by thirteen
of their world-renowned organs, declared
by all critics to be the finest lot of instru-
ments ever exhibited anywhere. These or.
gans have always taken the highest awards
when exhibited in competition with other
organs. This is fact worthy the consid-
GRAFTON of any who are thinking of buying
an organ. Over $4,000 of these organs
are rented by the month until the rent pays
for them. +. II. Woop,
d&w General Agent, Rutland, Vt.
l have one new buggy wagon, made by
Promo, for sale cheap E. II. WooD.
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A Drunken Murder.

TRENTON, June L.
Early yesterday morning Henry @. and
Rober, Sexton, brothers, while drunk
knocked against George Hetticher ano
Frederick Fish and fight eusued, in which
Henry c. Sexton was knocked down and
killed. Under tho verdict of the corner,
inquest, Hettcher was committed for the
murder and Fish as accessory thereto.
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Death Of an Army officer.

Br. LOUIS, juno 4.
A dispatch from Gen. Pore at Fort Sill,
Leavenw nth, announces the death on May
2S, at Fort Gibson, Indian Territory, of
Lieut.. Col. Treadwell Moore, deputy quar-
termaster- general, United States army.
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False Report.

CINCINNATI, June 4.
Letters have been received from mem
bers of the two expeditions from here to
The Black Hills, which show that the re-
port Of the killing of eleven members OF
Col. Stones party is false. Both txpedi-
lions arrived at Custer City without being
molested by Indians.
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A $15 Reputation.

BUFFALO, June 4.
In the suit for libel brought against the
Buffalo Express by lawyer named Reeo
for 900 damages for calling him ga
shys,er' in noting previous trial jury,
tho jury awarded damages for SIS.
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Centennial.
PHILADELPHIA, June

PHILADELPHIA, June 4.
Admissions to the centennial Friday were,
exhibitors, attendants and complimentary,
l3, 1907; cash, $26, 1877. The attendance OIL
Saturday was as great as on Friday If not
greater.
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Abduction.

New YORK, June 4.
Robert Thompson, a farmer OF Oneida,
last night forcbly abducted Sarah Dubois
aged nine, from the house Of Mrs. Board
man, who had adopted her. The police
are In search of the abductor.
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Base Ball.

BosToN, June A.
The first game of the series between the
Harvard and Yale college base ball mines
yesterday was won by the former to 3.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June al a. IN.
For New England, falling followed by
rising barometer, northeast to northwest
winds, cooler, cloudy and rainy, following
with clearing weather.
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A skin like monumental alabaster may be at
tained by using GLENN's SULPHUR SOAR, which
does away with the necessity tor sulphur Baths.
Try II, ladies. II Is u genuine beautiner and
very economical. f
HINT TO THosg PREMArURELY GRAY, USE
HILLS HAIR DYE. mayd&waw
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Don't Forget This,

that the Estey organ Factories are the largest
In the world, make the most organs. over 10000
being In use, anc notwithstanding the hard
times, are now making nearly loo org ms every
month. They are not only the best and cheap.
sst, but are sold on the easiest terms of any
Jrgan made. II any one says TO the contrary
ion't you believe 1t, but address for catalogues
md information,
GEORGE Q. DAY,
nov22d&wly Rutland. Vt.
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Personal,

Hon. James Barrett of Woodstock has
been invited to deliver the Fourth Of July
Grafton at south 6trsffsrd, his natiys place.
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card.
Ts all who are suffering rom the errors and
lndiscretlons of youth. nervous weakness
sarly decay, loss OF manhood. etc., will send
recipe that will cure on, FREE Of CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
'ionary in SO tn America. Send a self ad-
dressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman,
station D, Bible House, New York City.
feb25deod. won
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Fire Insurance.

John Cain, agent of the Vermont mu
tual and other companies. Office under
the town hall. d&w
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK. June 0.
Government bonds active and strong.
Money 2k@8 per cent.
state bonus STEADY. H.Iar.. Boob.
Gold Is quoted at ll2&.
Stocks active and strong.
BANK STATEMENT.
The city bank statement during the past week
Is as follows: ans decrease, $sl3 goo; specie,
increase, sl20,s00; legal tenders, Increase,
S2AIe 100 deposits, Increase. 81, cirsuia-
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MEMS HHEEPSKIN MOCCASIN6
wi and wool lined bl OTIS, calt proof At
U, W CURHIkRU.
No, ~ Nershants' Row.
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All the trunk lines Of roads running out
Of New York Friday adopted the rates ON
fourth class and special freights to the
west made by the New York Central and
Hudson river railroad, to meet the rates
fixed by the Boston and Albany and the
Central Vermont railroads on the same
classes of freight from Boston to western
noipta.
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COMING AFTER ALL.

club of Trinity college, Cambridge qniver-
sity, has decided to send the following four
to Philadelphia: j. Jameson bow, G. II.
Maun second, b. Close third, j. s. Penrose
stroke. The crew will leave England carly
in July, and commence training on their
arrival in America.
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New YoRK, June 4.
In the United States circuit court, Fri
dya, motion to arrest judgment in the
case of d. X. Olney, postofllce clerk at
Rondout, was denied, and the prisoner was
sentenced to 10 months in state prison.
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Fires.

Rutland, June 5, 1876.
, 1876-03-24
REAL. ESTATE.

TIM following instruments wcso filed for reoord
Tnuralty. March n:
CTR PROPERTY.
rArrnbee ri, 2t9 IT of Dclden ~. OF, 10 II 10
sllcy, dated Msrrh H.: :.,::..:.:.: $500
Il. with h,.illlng known 81 Pheul1 Buck
d,lei March a., ichaflsa II. Baker TO Robert
Il I,sr '! l. ncs; 0,nsi Il. t. undivided L ''V'
near liz shave. nc dated .rel ai.........: .. 1oooo
Desrl,Ines - ?,0 = \ Of usrrI'on IT. II, 2'1 an,
ls1n,sss rsi% ~ 'af of md ne,r Yoii Il. sX
.i:tS Il. Nth iui!snr. aateJ March i$.... 5000
ThissyiLisl 1t, te7 It Of Beers 1t. II I, 12Ok
as,ed a.tsh ri ill., es.s' " ~ "." .. 1900
Ogden ~. - II > y Of 0aicy ii. u y I. 75si2o
q. aaea MaFsh NJ !; 1soo
Seward i, ID! & i q Eiehieen!h i, I, aifioo
~, &, With bnslana, date! Marth e2.......:.:: loo
1:4si IT, ditcd Fab. 2s.... 3,o0l
scdRwlek ct. n Of and ns Chicago ~, I, 4o1a2
q, With bulllingst dated March 5000
1nccia ] si IT, i'll Il o Jackson Il. l. a;fiijaio
ft, f. stsn aiare :s r. :; 1000
2'xi2i+ It, dntcd Mirch -. ............... 1890
North Dearborn st, vtat r. of doetho st,of. ..,
aiH.isoM f' d.s Ma,en a.; i. ~: ,;;: '
gan hv. +, 2o197 IT, with bn!ltlng dated
Jan. h,ooo
MONTH or ciEr h.M't., wITntS .s RADIUS or afts'
WavcIana 1t, q q cnr IT EvaEt!nn Road, n I, --
lvoHxl5u IT. dated Dec. ~. .ls15..........s 1900
SOUTH OF CTR L1alfs, WITHIN nAblus or A1txs
Of COURTHOUSE.
Jefferson ~, 23o II : Of Ffty-tecond Il, VT,
1o1lSD II, With buildings talcd Feb. l7....$ COCO
Ftisy.nrst 81. " Of md rear Stewart Ay.sf
kUI1t4 II, iatcll March h2l.............,.... n. 500
Tie premises No. Langley tcrsacs, dsscd
MARCH A..". .s..''.s...,....''......... -. AoV
, 1876-03-24

or to common, 1s922c; common to ehoteo roll. 20
nA0a1NG-p,tcra wrrn rCsin quotel stealy. Trado
ton,ans 0uio Int toro arc aRMa If Improvement, and
Hut its EsMon. asss I 'ssss se p
tar1o, 16c; American A. I'D; Ano.ke,R, 31Hns O!er
Stss isssss: e. 'isss sasss sss .ns a. asus
SaEEss1nem.u. Arm. Trade cannot b anot:,a
setse bnt the luorcneut Ia 1,orn generous ecals
!an T. usual a. aha season of tLo sssr Ms conttn1e
10 q,ess: Good tn fancy factory, a2alaHe; lower
CuAtcrhcse Va. M changc in the position Of tho
eo,i market. ns!tr!t h!,Antt, was II. rosrss
.na mt fiooa; do css, tj.50; e.nnel, t1.osa 40;
1:rIr. f'.oN: n!te.busK. s1.0H"7'U: Hooking Valley,
s. s'; lHS'.a. ,a'. S!9sh ..s to'; baltimore oio s'o
tisi1-god wsre n,,er; IL re.pon.e 70 !se I'D: I'd:
s'se...;s ;s q No. : !ras':: ts5se ';%; Nc. @ :esss
81 .a ss;. s:i ss a:s IT, s's
5sa! eeT51u9 h4ssp sr.: ILL., r; fs Gs
do brl g3.7a scaled herrin Nar box, 4oa M.
herring. 33c Columbia Nlser s4luon. y 'bsl. $8osa
FisurTs AND SuTs-Ths market Ind M now fck-
urcs. There was fair rail for rrnnts alpoe, black
bs.Fes and ssllo ,ne. generally Tut f9r f"nsy fsu!,s
Dates. asXe; R.,i layers i+alec as., drums. new
1lA12c; Turkish pruncs, nav, bhel6Aoi French
rFuncs, Kegs md hoxcH rAstnt. layers, new
}!Gbta!rA loose h1uscael. new t1,a;t..G Valencia,
@i!4ilfc; Z,n.o currants .7%ts;Ac :ctron, 2i,e2sc
bpHEsTio-Aien sptlts, la3ivo StcniRan spplce
y4taHiiu; ptachea, halvrs. 1!9l!!3c: ho.smlxca.
toalie; do. pared, 1;@lss. Ilsckberros, liA@
l1o: rnspbe1Ees, si4a35o; rated cherrtos 2les2sc.
NCrs-T,!bests, 1l@lIkc; n1nlouda. Terragona, wv
nut, new, i @19c: arenehe w2'nus., ,is4airrss;
l3tatsls 1rt51o1c: necans, Toxaf, 11M31ahc; VIII
minEton reAliuts, ata5Eci To marco peannts d96d;
African neanute. Na3kc.
GREEN FhulIs-Wcrc IN moderate local Fc1utss.
and tseuly; Choice sEplea, SI.tg" 4og pr brl Ata-
sina oranges, a6oo per mx; V!fcnes dot $lioo
9l2o9 rsr easn; lemons. $ito Gqno per box;
GROCERIES -lobnets Of groceries were fairly busy.
During tho pant thrco fo,ir days tlero his hcon
soady increase Of orders, mud tito general Fotisnn Of
tho market wears somewhat improved loot. There
were no Fs!ee changes, tbs following quotations being
uniformly vel! sustained: .-..
ittcE-Hnngoon, 1k@vt+c: Carolina, 147stc; LOU
ielano, Gxty7tc. "
CoFFEEs-0 g. 5a7a, 31a1le: JAYS, No. = 1If9sSat
choice to fancy lo %323kc good tn primo d. II Y
~ 21Ao; common 10 fair, eosaalc tostt!ng. 19x@
fDHc Singapore java. aiQ2jc: Costa Rtca. 1al23c;
M1racaibo, 3ifa3ihc.
EuaARs-IIfsn! cut Loaf, 1lk9tlkc: crushed. 1l4
@llEc powdered. Il ,1@l!Ac; grsnnlated, liGl11hc
A, standard. lOtsAl0&c; do No. l0Gs loac; U,G13
We: oxtra 9, 9Hea34o: No. 2 05ic; yellow 10
!, pAcs eho!co brown, HHG}s4c; fair 10 primo do,
8Aa5a4c; common do. 7E5sc; choleo molassca III.
y m cntU In dnn "
, 1876-03-24

HOds-Tha marriott opened ouiot and weak At lo@
1bo decline from the clsslng prlees Of tue previous
day, but later tho demand improved, aut prices hrmod
duclIon from Thursday. s1lea Of ighs-we'ghts were
principally It s7ooSscs, anl q henry It $s.oo6s.2s.
lrime loayy ut $sica8.9s Clo!ee drovcs, suited 10
ths wants Of the New England trade, were in demand
At $s4utS $780, and extra Philadelphia u $576SDUD,
, 1876-03-24

sliEEF-Wers ~ light supply, aud hod 1t fully for
f5.3550.2s, aud common to medium Al ti.755o.2s.
NEW YORK.
Exw Yong, March 193.-pEEvEs-ncco1pts. $50, ruak.
,nS
arn feeling. With quick sales At tue advaneo Of 4e
aalust 5oju SANS tins last week. Hsock held Grmer,
anu for fraction ADVANCE, with limited trnle There
good qualities, priuso anit extra noitns ii "a sLo.
sllea include car-loals Chicago sheep, 100 lbs at
's II; Mieq g. .nax q H. nrs. o,,
against 1850 ame time Last wcok. Nono offered nliys
EAST LIBERTY.
s2 nea Or II aoes ssfs
tlIs market, making lJa head for hrce daya supply
continues very light, md a .onghs upon arrival T.
good ssouas.7o; eomman q taiF. s'.2s@a.1s; bulls
3J.eeas.7b: stocksrs, s3.oot9t.so.
aa,s p.st. 4e7s iarEets, ,s.soss.a; fhi,sdrlrb'aa
HatEr-heceipt. tos,,y, 200 bead .os.l for three
days, II, 100 head; RolliuR ut sf.oot87.2s.
DUFFAtu,
BuTFsto. Msrci. 2@a:-cAsr.E3nesetpts, @ oss; total
tSrouss g.rds bere Il s.oet
6Ht1P AND L4Mns-lssceipts. 2.4t0; tota! for week.
s2ooy saes today Two slleyP on private sorns
s MoaseNsseips. y ssee: totsi for week. 10000; mar
ket slow; aaes one car heavy hogs. nioltnm weight
aid quality. s.ss; two cars sessssd at ss.75; and
ST. Leu1s. March 2'.IHoos-l!ses!ps. 2,2ss head:
s "a Snsnsnss xssasss packing
CAr1LE-DamAnd good u full prices good to choice
native steers medium to fair Sl2ses 462H
tj4.1o
CINCINNATI.
ctNclNsAT1, March 2o:-lloos-Qutes and steady;
common to good Light, $7.Coaa.13 fair to medium,
heavy. 8.3j95.G6s few good toavy sold At $0.0e3
, 1876-03-24

Long aud short clears quoted 4 l2to e.Bh. aud
l2'.e = .ser AE.tI, boxed: green haIns, IN al2ao;
or selier Marcel. lung cut hams, tJ4 &11kc bo1ea;
bacon hams, 141flAc.
uRkIaE--Was quiet at 7@1c. ..... ...-...
BEEF rHDDUGTS-Wtro steady and quiet at SIC. &c
lilo for mess, &i1.a0st17D0 for extra mess, Aud
31.0Jas94.a0 for hama.
TALLoW-Nnh quoted Ut 6,5@ske
, 1876-03-24
COMMERCIAL.

The following wcro Tho receipts and shpueuta Of
tho leading articles Of produce III this city dnvng tho
twenty-four hours ending 1t o'clock on Thursday
morning:
, 1876-03-24

,,t,, psaa5is oH5!ns y y. MsnSays GS;ea,s r,fun
r3vvneoo," Msrch .oa-11 A. rn,.T,nr. n.rrrrs--
r1nnhnnoo1 Ftour-No. l. ot. III. M q. IN ~
Gn11s-1yhoat-No. i winter. los. No. =. O. ID.
Mn 1 anr4no 1os: M . m. No ,shIt# m.
ID: No. 4 10s I'd: No. club in No. !. 1os Cd,
corn-Ssw No, i, a7s ID; No. d. ais; cid, 2sa.
Paoy1s1oss-Po,h, sse, Lard. ca eafao3s.
11yzupoo1, March 33Hl:vu y. ru,-LsnuLoa,.
Hoat unchauped.
LIVERPOOL March qs-S:3o .. m.-Iunp-aas.
nost unohsuaeu,
L1vxapoo1, March 2s-rasess.-cor7os-rlrm =.
O.lGSo 1a-18d: eules of IA GOO ba,ex Incnp nm
for SPECULATION Ind exnnrt: Aeric.n. 4. .coJ hales.
ouA1x-Nheat-No California ghtte, 1ps ed: No.
do, los ID: No red Weatcrn apr1uv. los: No. a.:
No, winter rel Wes.cra, los : No, 9 do. o. Sd.
Ftoun-No.l / Wcsteru cannI. 14s: Nc. . do. 20. "A
co.u-No, old weaiern mixod, 2qs: No. / new dc.
27s ID; No. 2 do, 9's. Oats-No.l American, 81 cd:
No, do. as. purloy-No. American. "a Cd.
psAs--Canadlau, 19s.
CuEzaE-Fins American, Ca.
uuEApsrurys-CalIforria whita what. ayorace 1os
2dQs l0s Cd; do club l0s 8dal1s; red Western spriuc
Nos, to j, eses1os; winter do, ys sd6s1os. Flour
Western canal, ~ 3da.4s. Coru-westcrn mixed,
old, q9a; now, 27s@27s 81. oats--Amcrean, s.osss
ed Barley, do, % Oh. peas-,au4dtuu. aos,
pRoy1s,osu-pr1me ,ueaa PORK, 89s ID. Prime uas,
beef, ols, Lard-Amprtcap, c., gu, u.con-Itoue
clear, 53s ID; short do. 6cs.
TAt1ow-TItn; American, t2a Cd,
0, td, ~
1,,,.+, ~, NJ.
nrs,,sNra".r,o,, =, o,,,.. ,,o r..
aa,ns., ,r,,.a.r1,s, '.s.a' ~ b4'' u'' A'''
To.1,a., ,sss,h ~ vs. ,.
.a,,t 49, 49, :. ~ ~ .sH. a'A'
n,.casr.1Tba 49, ~, Ms's,.,n. ~. S .a " .,..
~. 49, ,,,,., ,,t,. t. " al oDa ma1a''
~. ~. ~. n..s. ~ te@'"' o'''s NS'a W.
wv 'Iu -. .s'H1 y. Ia'.. NM
...r"s,,, .sa.'n,rr.. ~ Sn.'t - ,,o, "a "a.
,o". .o'sa ss, '.o; AosVs'
.S,<, as" Vs. %" 's" SsAua' ava I1'''
~ pte4e''e"t ~. ~.
sao- ~ ue nu,uo ~ 'Ae n4nt ot EngHna IN
s,a sho pAss "es.. tae psopos
WI " Wv pfua ~ ~ aants eoh pei
sen. Inv ousaon saas 'oto 'oe 1@ak Oh oauancS To-
oay ~, La'''o"; ..........,,
o4ouA ~. mAo".So.-eoi'u"enee u spPAteh''1
'uo o'ooA a.1ena"so' oae fa's~A5 Aecaf-
sa ', assn naen Meadny imrsos'ns 'ntoaauoat' For
BAR stLvEn-Is very fiat In consequence Of the rn-
ductIon In lndtan exchanges. 6aos were maao yes
terday Ut IA, which, according to tho T,nxs |. ths
lowest quotation ever touched.
~. ,.,,s ~ E-.n.. snsr.,.as ~ ar ooot ~.
'ne " f1eAS' '3eA 7"P'e '''9'''se's eo'A4* 'as
| w.. "eex'
1s.e,as' M st&S
..v1s ssai' ,n,n s'a''a |''-oa1'kn Ss@313 @'N'8--
, 1876-03-24

oac LOT "catef did det@oso Tor btaIc tho ihAd1 cs
for car !oss. hHl 89es8So for Canada In bond. naor
In ttio better inquiry, with r,orod asles Of load,
CAnada West, without furthor particulars. Corn
ahhde nrmer with good inquiry; aaes Aa0o0 bu a. Gl
&G2o for no grade mixel, Gi@3No for graded mixed,
61a6+o for ungralcl now Wcssorn mixe1, snd eso
nonlnay for old weatssn mixed In Atorc. Oats
Ahaio hrmer; aales ~ $50 bu AZ t4d d&Hkc for mixed
Woaern anu Bsate aud 47t3b3c for wite Weatern mi
Hsato.
rnuv1s1oNa-3tiddics wore 6sm at t4H@13tfo fey
long closr Lard Is Grn nalcs OF lou tea a. {lsl2x
for primo steam: at tho nrss call for March sis.l7x
bid and slA.3o asked; for April, s1+.l7x bid and
$l+23 asked for May A85 bid and Sl4 nsked fo1
Juno, slAAs lid md sl4.so askod; mud for july,
$14,51H bid md t14.t3 Asfed.
WnlaKY-alazfet tztnet salea Of 100 br1s At Sill
per gallon.
suoAR-AIarsot canttnues atm; fair demand; faif
to good fotntng quoled at 7kte7a4o; prime 1t 7Ko,
and Nos. 10 and u lfaEant at 7tsa8ifo.
CoFrgE-aIarket quiet and Ar1n Aio quoted At J54
@l8Ac gold, and MRracasbo Ut tG9lsAc gold,
TEA-Markot continues quiot prices wItAou. mx
srrlal change.
nrss TsstSwufs sis ssa in mod'r.'s roque
Nrw ronx Ssrs 4;.ses:sa IL s,e
1sY. Futures closed barely stcaly; Marc, Is 1ssss
IT. ,s 'sis sz i ''Ss &c
% s :siSs I'D sgss 2'e Gil stSs4
cnnn,on n rnoi n,,rs .: ina r.. - sIi
o rte ~ rhsas s ssssa Ssavs5s e1ra
ous ss.aVAl'sn' -, LOUIS, F,stot49oVt minnesota
Ptsus PFSssse, ~ AJe aour $alo6slo
GnSsMWnc.t nnsntI Ie1.I 1nI III o4sr ;,n+ ,,.,,u
aasa a0 a ~ ana gooI r1Post enand
.e.sn Sra; ~ ~ mixed
sPt1n8' Te1eelea 40, $l9; atore nngsaded,
S.sist "1.tsst tcsi mItstu ~ gInne. 1t'Vo: So
81: asfg n n,eh,r" @ Il ~ v ao; ~ s'oss
an, sinis ass aIsss.. *iG: ye aniet nat
,sn sea,e, oegs,Gs msseI ns9s,o Gana9a T.
Gn t" " n. n amas, q X No 100 nas Ely
aanr " 4s;t nct ~ ~ na;,, sat
Il Ga bn c,nsnd aStb bssr WI uoo 94nort o
tnnmrv: mi1sI NJ urMts snSSt.. ~ .,oanr nai
MnoraSea IN T|aeaTr mefn - ,,e1, n new,
nh more Sstvs. Ncstsrr m1Ina ~, g,..1 nlss ms
1 s1". iJ. aenss. eessia '@"1 1Ao aAeo' ss}14
fsqi n.Y.iinchonGs' 11.ig %G, nnSiae'
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, 1876-03-24

aaterizinR tho Uulon League resolution ~ "in.
pudert," has excited stostn Of tndigu.t.on shss
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the independents IL thAs Coukling. 1t nominstea
ks Gncappss, qqull9 not esEU hi1 aSa atases
, 1876-03-24

Ginghhns In steady hut molrrato teqsctt, D,.,.
Roola and ahswta rathor qnlcs. Tho Buttfn nv,
there WI, 10 largo reremary auction salo Of tosern
wooitns and woratels Tueadhy nt1t.
pITT6bUR0 PETROLEUM MARKET,
rrr7sncna, rn., March 23-rotroloun arm: erudn
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dellvcry.
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, 1876-03-24

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
CtkyxaAAp, o.. March 2s-lstroloun Arm eud un-
changed; saadsrd white, no dtg. tedt, uhu; pr1ms
vhita, l3o l&k. tass7 IKE, caE lou, cash,
, 1876-03-24

NEW TUHk QH1'HQUQ3 EHHHNET T..
NEW YoAE March 39.-There WA continued ouint
il ts market tas domestic goodz Of u descriptions.
Cotton good4 moye4 slosly, except bsowp sA,stipgg,
which ,sA4a sqod deQsRd. Paats ~ 11th sstalss
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-30
Freight Movements, tSc.

Zeckendorf Bros. this week received l5, 900 pounds of flour from Sonora. They shipped l5O hides eastward and 5000 pounds of merchandise to various stations in the interior. They have purchased 130 ounces of Yellow Jacket gold, and go ounces from Santa Rita and elsewhere
 Lord & Williams have this week ship ped 1o,200 pounds of merchandise to in- terior points and have received (to Friday morning. 25,OOO pounds of grain. They purchased 5000 worth of gold dust dur ing the current week.
 L. NJ. Jacobs & Co. have bought dur ing the week S7OO worth of goll dust from Santa Rita and Sonora, and have shipped 5000 pounds of assorted mer- chandise to various localities.
 Fully, Ochoa & Co. received x. B. Alp pers train from Yuma, this week, with Government stores for camps Grant and Thomas and have shipped thence as fol lows: For Camp Thomas, l5,2Ol pounds of freight; for Camp Grant, Il, ,l73 pounds. They have also shipped from Lowell 235 pounds of freight to Grant, and 12S5 pounds to Camp Thomas.
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-30
PheniX Items.

A letter from Phenix of date Decem- Der 20 says:
 Money is very scarce, but work in the way of farming is going on quite lively. We are to have q big dance on Christmas evening. We have several weddings in prospective but won't say anything about them at present; 1t isn't best to count the chickens before they are matched or cook your hare before you catch it; there's many a slip Sc. Our special election passed of quietly and, as you undoubtedly know before this, K. S Woolsey is Councilman elect. Mining is all the excitement now, since the Silver King sale. Mason should have had a mil lion of dollars; still, what does a man want of more than $300,000 Flour, barley, sorghum, sugar-cane, sweet pO- tatoes, pumpkins, chile, &c., are plen- ty, and a man with a poor horse or cat tie is the exception. Dead hogs, spare ribs, sausage and turkies are also plen- ty. Turkies are worth four and five dollars apiece. Isn't this satisfactory condition of tllngs?"
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-30

AN interesting letter from Camp Apache, dated December 15, received too late for appearance entire, contains the following "One of the most cold-blooded murders ever committed in this Territory was perpetrated here this evening, by a soldier named Archy COnnigle of Co. K," Eighth Infantry,-the unfortunate victim be- ing a member Df the same company, named George Clark. These men had been working together for probably a year as company gardeners. It ap- pears that Clark has lately become very reserved, and for no other discOy- erable reason his partner determined to kill him. Starting for the Post this evening, Clark had proceeded but a short distance from the cabin where the two dwelt, when Connighe seized Henry rifle and at the second shot sent bullet through the heart of his victim The murderer is now in irons and will probably get prompt justice" "
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-30
PRIVATE SALE.

On and after this date I will dispose of at private sale, all the property of the late Doia Josefa G. Fuller, deceased, as follows, to-wit:
 Block Fl in Tucson.
 Lot 1, Block 281, Tucson. with Houses, Corrals, &c.
 Lot 5, Block 231, Tucson, with Houses, Corrals, &c.
 Fine Bulls, Work and Fat Steers, American and Mexican Cows, Heifers-all this Years Calves, Improved Breed, = Goats, improved, Fine Buck Angora, Fat Sheep, Horses, Mules, Mares and Mares with Fine Mule Colts, Imported Jack, ,Jackasses, Chickens, Hogs, &c., Sc.
 Also the Rincon Ranch, the Best in the County, 2 miles east of Tucson.
 All the stock above mention ed are in Good Order, Gentle and Kind. 1 would particularly call the attention of Butchers to my Cattle, Sheep and Goats, and will guarantee them equal, if not
 SUPERIOR TO ANY IN THE COUNTRY as to PRICE and QUALITY.
 For further particulars en- quire of
 A. F: GARRISON,
 Tucson, Arizona. Nov. II. 6-tf