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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARK ETA.

LIVERPOOL Jan. 20-l2.30 p nlCotton is steady MID
ding UplandA Gsi MidGlng OrloaEs I'd: sales $4,000
baes including 1000 for speculation and export recept
$1,000. OF which 1000 were American Cotton TO errye
lac cheaper sales Of Mddng UPaDds Low Mddng clause
Slipped December (per saill at Gf21 ,
LIvEgroo Jam 20-i nc ton TO arrive isad cheaper
csmber tpor SAIL 6i9d do DO, shipped Janu
ary aud February pof sai Al ' do do May and June
IWgarOof Jan COL 80 D m.-saos OF MIddlng Uplands
Cotton, regular contract shipped December lper sad al
G'Ist do Low Mdding clause March ana APih ueh'ey'
at Id. Lard, 30 y cwt. a..
10000 Dales American. MiddlDg Upands 6Ssl Mid
ding Orleans 6iSi ed
LNRRLooL, jan 2l-s p m-sae, OF Mdiling Upland'
at o ls1. de-. do. April and Ny delivery, at o 9sh
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 20-i m.-Midding Mobile Cotton 6S1
II ERro0r jan 2O0;50 p m BreLlstuhs are dul Norn
for old do Flour, % Ga2t y Dbl for Western Wheat
10 1900 ceDta for Average Cal oTus Wlte lO9d IL
for CAB do, aud 6at 10 iOr kei Western spring. -
IoNDos Jan. 2J-l2.SO T. m-Consos W l'i9 Tor money
Eiie Railway shares 49, ,,-.-
LoSDOs Jan. 20-l5O p m-Paris adyices quote Rentes
6GL l5c. a.,
IoNDOS Jan 2O--3 m-Reined Petroleum. lld y gallon
LONDON Jan 20-S y. m.-lho bullion IN the Bank oi In
gland has incr, ,ed 1881. 900 during the past week
England liability. which iast week 36 per
cent 10 now 3Jis per cent. -.
LOSDOS Jan. 2O-s m.Paris alycos quote RenIes 66i
2Jo. $4,000,
LONDON Jan. 20-53l D. m.-Rehned Petroleum, I'D
y gallon. 1aiow. 90 y cwL o,, 49,,
LOSpOS Ian ~ EyenhgLnseot on opened at - - am
closed al - H24G cwL Hops quiet end steduy "iscon
PARs Jan. 2O-Tho specie the Bank Of France has In
= Ol 900 francs during the past week Exchange on
London 2jL ljc for snort sight go
FRASKFOET. Jan 4OUnito states Bonds. New tlyes 10
AIwgRr Jan. 2O-Pe.rUsum closed Hat at 32t for Fins
P.Ie American.
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supply week thus far $4,000 head against
head time last week. and 34O0 head for The same
week last There little activity in The market ths
stock remaining unsold after yesterday tra
disposed Of to-day leaving the yaTus bare On
stock prices ruled sc or Of the opening quotations OF
week sales Of Michigan sheep averaging 81 H. al a SOD
- IS Missouri d. ranging from l2 70 ll6 D. OF 80 lZ9i
Ohio do. ranging IRON 40 To 8S N. at s. 80: .
today 300 head making the total snrpy
for the week thus far head against 25ooD head Tor
time week and 900 head for the same week ast
year The market opened active Workers being IN good
demand sales 900 q l5dS 30 mostly az ~ 1OGsI 20
Heavy Hogs duh aud slow; sales 300 Common TO Prne,
selected. Of ~ 3tfs1 so.
CHICAGO. Jan. 20-CArrLR-Rece to-day. 5000 ofcial
receipts yesterday $500 market moderately aeuve and
prices steady butchers sold 81 70dyS 20 medium 10 good
steers at sds So best shipping at sSas3 a really choice
cattle would sell at $pdS6 25.
Receipts l7.0 market quiet but firm at opening.
closed weak and sinde Of packers at So %
81 80 chiefly AZ 81 3 Eastern grades a. 81 3JdS 4o snip
mcnJs l.69O
SnEEP-ecepts, $500 official receipts yesterday, 1900
active and hrm sales choice at 81 81
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THE MARKETS.
fCarofuuy reported for TAG raI1ySr.i
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Horth RiVu Vsssels and Rr,irOad5.
THURSDAY. Jan. 20. 1870
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
THURSDAY. Jan. ~. 1879.

AsHEs-rhCrss nothing new In tls market except some
what business du, add quotations
Who'll Imra st bfjlic for 'ots and 7c for leirls
CoFkisIc-t he IN Rio MET and uuch nto al
l6loaI62c for Orlnary 1871 cic for Fnr Iyc
C,OL Iqt tIl9tlc. Prime, all gold Jpbbng lots l'g
20 Sc cold santos, 1871 gold sales pl Loon hngs x
cont s. OF terms not transued aud 6O9 bags y" o.
Al ISstc The STOCK o. RIO h,re IL iS1IS bags
5G3j7 big A. Baltimorr, i15il at Hampton ad 4op
Gaye.t Loo al Ch4rsston Loo al SaNanht 0tVO al
Moi H. and II 1856 bags a. Newreans Tho GO lls her
for week ending tas NOR ing 2-.1ol bass ana tte
II ri .yJ Mid gralcs wOie stcaGy hui
in mod rlte M md quotations were - follows Java
"a "a bar.l "a jc Java - 2c. singapore Spf lc
CeyIon 19021c. MaraCaDo IL 2ue, ~ ayih 9di i'c
siuac Is 90; DOmn Ij|i 100; PORTO Itco a
igI3.. Gotta Kica iS0I9sc MatCasaI .n03lc MtAieau'
il q Sc; Mani a, dl9c Angosturd, l-dlO ci Sayanuia
/. alac. all god Tho stock OF M
GRADES tls morainy 49, o bass and IL .eOJ mats Oi
s,llcl, %, l,ags 10 and lJ1,I26 mats Java
COTrOS-The market on the spot was duli aud weaH,
though Without Guoia.lc change Liverpool was IatLtt
ea.ir and bofe was very little demand for export nO"h
staDdic thai gD was hghcr and freFD oNthInse qulc
rin RECRUITS at the ports 2UOlJ ba.cs, against
2gj7 this as; wecl, and LOS Das ts aal is'
er SO7 bale, 81 which $50 last ~ cniue
i1cng 4B o export 5Jl oonslmp ~ snd 10 for spec
,.f.ff iIg foil, yitgg Art
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
The dosing quotations Of foreign exchange are

Money ruled easy at and 6per cent on call to the
stock brokers, with exceptions lower Discounts
were unchanged. The United States Treasurer to-
day received II 100000 National bank notes for
redemption The Customs receipts at Washington
amounted TO $500 900. Tie Internal Revenue
ceipts footed up 100000. The following is tho
Clearinghouse statement: Currency exchanges,
S67, ,I32, ,975 currency balances $3.GG5. AT gold
exchanges So, ,09O 170 gold balances, 81, l23,595
Government bonds were firm. but the market was
without any new feature or interest. We annex
II,
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21

4bc for English islands and 40aiSo for Porto Rco stock
NAVAL sToREs-This whole market again very
ssss s.S
ssasi s''s 5stesI ':t sas' S%ls
s. re s 2 to MssDscs E.n aS IS ana GarS I c c
P9 2. e ss2 as,ey After ,So sh,@g. n sasi
8 ransG q SH os sPsM at Il % at and 'OO o' oo11
Sot II berth ana TsGy
ls ia position
AT 3 and S T'DGS C Ss Sy al Tor
:s 400 snd Logo SG, S1 rST5 10 ss ?" pycsSes cSe
s a % s1S 20 ,os S- To @ esSe sS Ia Soy
wogian bark hence Antwerp with 800 bbis Refined Pc
% isao a. Win vi Y s.s s al ~. Sd freq nom
t % and Per w cent S iS cde PerOsSS
British bark 10 Cork for orders with $500 qrs Grain AZ
sold in sm, Soons way a., a. sSssss the sts,ay
SUPPLIES s1 rrins m 9 o1i, ~ "a, C., D anu AiAilo p"0oN
PETR0tEuM~Tnere wa pretty firm tone to market
OWING 10 better ady.ees from the CeeS and orc @ i is.
mouths delivery do in bsls II o. koned in 19l, at a.
9 foT Western aad cy in shipp6s order .saRSa at
PR0Visi0NsDrho PORK market was quiet ami pnoes
erS @ e1aes : & sss 1g o1 9P SSnT eM ~
March ami April quoted at 81 as2 10; Extra ime ana
uncRsnsed ana IN moderate demand: sales rs
Plain Exlra Mess sl ssl so and sl2asl2 o.; New
wcrS 4 nsi but @ quiet % at & for @o
-, 90 Picked bellies Ie Tleklod sISadssr'
gosed Meats wer qai@ WITH sales Of So Loose
for The and l4dijc for the Latter
sales dy ling Clear part at II SO. AM IN. rS
private dressed 1852 stoady at so
sSsc Tor western three sold within tho range ty
f@St msS 5 e % as SarS S1es iG gi g @
steam on tne SPOT az ~ l'io incisdng 200 TO- c
ZOO February Al ~ - 90 tcs iGr Mael
Hay 4c closing II January ana fuDruaiy
io March ISisc for April, snd l5hc for lay lhOly
tho Continent Al l3c, and 100 isA Ar
Het.i. f,r Afuell AT
demand, ruled medium ana good stock ah al. AIMS
OF Wcsirfn were without iuqy AID ~ large supply;
- 4.cC. Ion tair ll1mo. JOe9Ac- W
oloco; state hall nr.ins and tabs OF 2O@5Oo Tor
common 10 cholce; STATE Dairy pals at 2-Glc lor
common 10 plime; state welsh tdDs RI -OUS,O. loi
at 10 22c Tor Common Good to Choice
Rolls at l6d13c iOs Common 10 Chooe ,herso
s SiI s'a Faeo1 s AZ & for common To- GOOD ioaSlSc
Good Fancy. state Dairy al s1Gl21c ~,stein at
.ss-fr,sh were ir better request from iho trade. but
Prices remained una red Long island and Ne"Jrsry az
2sd2Jc. STATE nni Pennsylvania at -5G2ic western AZ ~
the latter for thOcr 9outacin at xl~S<c; 1ooe
Canada 2&G2Jc. and LINED at oG2le io' Western ana
fiCE- There was moderate business Gp97so FOR Fa.r
Carolina J'td62c for Louisiana, t1O's Tor Ian
SfEiItio,er va In good dsmand auI higher sale, OF
100 bdss fhlI 70 Ono Ht''o -, - si i;D IA
bags Ponnsy'ania at lsc Caoui'a iseoi WGs quiet a"h
STEAI.N quet sales. - cs Primo Western at l3c
y n. . ,-,,
quotations cuba rnning -irrur To Con inbn fHgfti
fir. duot 4ci frar. 49, grocery Ii - 1o.
Gsc Claycd-l.oNrs d. y so. % o. 1ta 49, ta 10 ~,
ssgsA-c 10 to Is s'sasto; do 10 J. 0'sq o DO
inr. lrnc 7tfo'tc; 1roc ~. tair t. chore
~ sc Banl-D. =. Nos TO II. 7Qgac Java do, 10 10
DcneiaIa &c. sni 800 Jo2es Centrifugal at o'ic Iho
iooNing statistics brougnt to is morning. refer u
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COFFEE MARKETS.

JtSFIRo Jan. l91e average daily receipts are bOOO
Tlo weeks salts have been X 90 baPs Tor fmope.
$1,000 United states, AMI liOUO bass Tor o
Mediterranean. The follow ing The weeks 5 mentsi 10
600 bags the nj ei aie- a,vyO hags 10
Mediterranean, 30 Total stock, ZI7OOU bass
Previous DIicss maintained.
SANTOS Jan average daily receipts OF Coffee are
2lOD The weeks sales have been a. loliowsi o
the niLes4 states 5000 bags The
weeks Shipment, been 1900 bags - do1e StocA Oh
%. 10, "a
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21

Good Ordinary

ta,2oni SoGa 0s1inr pf inaiy..I7s aiiidlac
P tTe delivery tc market Ofe4cd weak but closed isay
-aios yesterday after p, m February 100 Dmas iStie'
March, 100. l3"I-c; Alt, 100 lJc. May ip" -
bales iSS; ApTl 200, - 'sse; May. 2Co, iSihsea
bales tt md ciI-ApnL 200. l5Iso t@ts5 200 Da,ss
S.les Lldiy up 20 p. m.-Jen aTs, 10 lZ'e f"bIuH
23JU Loo O.. l3gsC Alaroi, go 81 9: z = - .sso
2,I,. 15isc. -. Poe 40 IS'lc. ,Ai1is 50 No.
81 I3s5 ec. l6U. l5iiIsoi 10 @;ge{ together Jgne
4asc; to,a, 81 - 1lles s,ia la 10 80, b-ig" TX
A,r q haise the InaIkrt sttsJ IAo iJio"ng wero
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BANKING AND FINANOIAL.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
ALEX. FRorHINGHAM & Co. are offering priyi-
leges on the active stock market at very close rates
Contracts issued ono month ago arc now worth on
MANY stocks from five 90 ten times the cost.
Address for inf rmation,
AILX. EROTHINGUtM d CO.,
Bankers and Brokers'
IL Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21

the same ss ON yesterday. The opening, highest.
lowest and closing prices Of active stocks sold to-
Gay, as well the offering and asking prices at
the close Of the Exchange. and the number OF
shares Of each stock sold. will 10 found in the
subioned tables
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21

Reune Was hrn lOiar 0r Powdered. lOsc for Gfanu
oac crushed &c. Tor Cut Loaf. lJg lU' iOr
STANDARD -, ami i9117.c fYr other -idrt
IALLOW-MaTket witlOut important can6o salc- oO,Oo
n a. Bi-Uiac f,r Good and Prime.
WHIrki-AiT. shade nllcri sales, % Dbs al 81 lO2
and 100 bDls. a. ~ IL gallon
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
.osing strcet auotations:

Thencws from Washington referring to the payment
Of February interest on the District 3.Gjs caused
decline in the price to GGs4 Other State bonds were
neglected. except for a sale of Georgia new rs at
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financial.

HAMILTON FrsB ISsURASoR CoMfASY.l
No IL WAL.sr. n, W pec- IL. lois. ).
A T the Annual Election for nirectors OF this
IA Company held the llth inst the follow. nxasd
guntl duly elected Tor the ensuing Nix
HENRY DAVID, DANIEL ID. WHITNEY,
CHARLES JENEINS ABRAM WAkEMAS.
NJ NJ, VAN BUREN j. WINDMULLER,
J. W. BROWN, WIN. III. MONTANYE
EDWARD SCtLLY, JOHN A. BAUSCH,
Is. A. MAYEREAU, JAMES NEEVES,
WILLIAM Mills, THOMAS WEBB,
NELSON SAMMIs, GEORGE C. JEEfERIES.
JOSIAH N. WHITNEY, NOAH A CHILDS.
CLEMENT s. PARSONA JOHN 81. BIABY,
HAMI9N BLYDENBu RGU, ANDREW ]. BLEAKLEY,
BERNARD McFEELEY, NICHOLAS SEAGRIST,
MERRITT II. SMITH, DAVID MAHANY,
X. O. HATFIELD, JOHN ROMRR
CYRUS III. LOUTREf. j. b. BLYDENBURGH,
ISRAEL c. LAWRENCE, III. J. BARINGER.
And meeting " the Board held this D. D. WHIT.
NEY unanimously reelected ProSidenL
ID. ID. LEEDS,
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21

In city bank stocks American Exchange l3Ol sold
at 1I5 German American t35l at 70; Mechanics
400 at 141 Pbenix (227) at %, and Merchants
l1Ol at 1Isl4. The following are the bids:
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INDIANAPOLIS, Il

INDIANAPOLIS, Bloomington Western,
Danyn Urbans 4 Pssdn ai1 a % M f mo
Eson can application TO either OF ths
Undersigned The time for depo. Of those bonds In inc Oon
trll Trust cor1Iany expires Feb. 49, 1870. o, .o
AUSTIN oohBIN, 81 Broadway, g; o.. Z. TAiSros w
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21

Railroad bonds were strong and In active invest
ment request particularly for the issues of Milwsu
kee and st. Paul, Chicago and Northwestern. and
the Pacific railroads The following are the bids !;
- Onered. Asked offered. Asked.
A,e su& LIST Il3lz ia C1eve & Toi P.lO0AS f05
eiy1 q "a bdA lO8 lOT Cieve a Tot N.B.lO4
t'no Emo lstA. l75 Glove, P.&A, OBi0Ir
y; - hd Ersdo, e IL C1eye. P.6A-NB103
BCh& AIst7sE al - Dst NJ & Tol o. lO2is
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21

GAS STOCKS.
" NEW YORK, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AND
MAHHArTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGhT AND Sobn a.
aud all brooklyn and New YORK Gas Securities aoa"
nLv GEO. H. PRENrIsS,
-N' Room 23. 80 Broad 81. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
financial.

A FEW choice FIRE INSURANCE STOChS
~ FOR SALE by f. T. BAILEY, u Waist
-DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS a
ALBERT II. NICOLAf q Co..
STOCK Brokers and Auctioneets.
No i3 Pine st. NJ Y.
~ q and IN No, cent choce CITY Bonds and other Al
Securities "a years paying ~ " IL
per cent interest promptly paid for sale below par.
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Tnrnltnre.
filuoical gnstrnme'Its.

A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square and
~ tfpi ght tlNr SELL cheap sales on rii IA
payments. can at VI. NJ. MEHhELLS, NO 3 Vl'asinart
1 M t.s
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21

The complaint this action duly nled in the Office o the
flevk of the aud County OF Newl York a. the Court
house IN city the 10h day OF November loIs-
patet. New,Y ork, December ~, 1876. .
slGisMUkD KAUFMANN
d2l Iaw6wF Pl5Btins Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21

"A. PIANOS are sccoad 10 nano prices m0iotf.r. Coz
si9lly on hand 4 large OF aeCOn hif Panfs
from hcst ml.rrs Sew auI sroOud- aud Pianos 10 ienL
MaTcrOonis. no. - UniDnsfu.re
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21

~ saLD az bargains ~ Elegant Grand Piano. IN per
feet order $3.50: Weber square &4uJi Elegant nrtni
suuaTr. S--5ui do. 4luOi to- So. lEEDMAA'7 Old
ISrNB BTf-ITED WAHERDONS. 80 west lGthst
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21

I IGHTE a ERNST, old house cf Ligbtc a.
4 bradbury ufcr ticir sponIh EsAAu-FORIE9 a. ios
prizes ami on monthly ply ylent at IL East l4tst AS
Smiths \ M4.R4tA. Ol.iAN0.
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Fun in the Post Office.

WATT or Ir.-An individual stepped up
to the gene al delivery window of the Boston
post-oilice one day, and in somewhat SUBJ
dued tone asked:
"Any letters for me ?"
what name, sir" said the clerk in at
tendance.
WATT" replied the applicant.
What name?" repeated the clerk in a
still louder tone,
"Watt, sir. t
What name2" shouted the clerk still
louder growing red in the face in his effort.
Watt sir, is my name," now shouted the
applicant in return.
Yes" responded the man OF letters, put.
ting IN all the power of lungs he possessed,
and shouting like a new adjutant at the head
OF raw regiment-"what is your name,
sir?
Yes know it is" now screamed the
other red and excited. "Do you'll mean to
keep me yelling at you all day in this man
ner?' Give me my letters p
hy Inis the TWO or three clerks had come
TO the rescue OF their comrade, and q small
crowd had gathered round the excited letter.
seeker outside, who was shaking his fist and
donouncing the Post-office Department for
placing deaf nian at the delivery window.
what do you mean by calling me deaf?s
sad the clerk, who overheard this last re-
mark. ...... .r........ ''-''l
"Why, you are deaf, amt you ?" asked his
customer.
"Not bit of it" said the clerk, "but YOU
are, ant you ?"
mo, sir. can hear whisper mile
of"
Then why did you keep saying 'what9'
when asked your name? ?"
because Watt is my name-James
Watt"
"oh | thought you said what all the
time" said the clerk.
. Il did, WATT, Watt"
AT this, fellow clerk suggested that thew
had better give old Watt's.his.name his LET.
ters which was done, and the crowd in.
elading several disappointed individuals
VINO were in anticipation of a fight instead
OF laugh, dispersed.
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POetical.
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THREE AND ONE.

They stray through the sunlit, summery weather
Two maids and youth meath skies of blue,
And each of the three, as they walk together,
Is secretly wishing there were but two.
Yet the maidens love each other dearly,
And both love the youth. If he only knew
But he loves one as q sweet friend merely
And the other he loves as lovers do.
She who has won his hearts best passion
Gives back fancy, passing whim;
She loves him only coquette fashion;
While the other maid-she would die for him.
And while they wander across the meadows
Their three hearts brimmlng with loves sweet
pain,
Fate is sitting within the shadows,
Weaving for them tangled skein.
And she shall weave TIL the autumn weather,
When tn threads shall unravel and all come
straight;
But we'll she loveth to knot them together
And tangle the ends for time, doth Fate
She at whose feet is cast that treasure,
mans heart strong with loves fun tide,
Snail use II awhile as thing or pleasure
Bruiso 1t, and break 1t, and cast It aside.
And she who is loved as sweet friend only
Shall lind 1t bleeding upon the ground,
And being herself so sad and lonely,
Shall strive through pity to heal the wound.
And after time, when she's hushed Its grieving,
She shall take It with all It's wounds and scars
And hide 1t away in her breast, believing
IT'S the richest treasure under the stars.
But the three walk on DER the sunllt meadows,
And dream all life Is a summer land;
And they pass by one who sits In the shadows,
And see not the webs In her bony hand.
And so we all while the days are fitting
Plan out future OF Joys and pains,
And see not Fate In the shadows sitting,
Knotting and tying the tangled skclns
The VOWS we vow with q fond "Forever"
The pledge we deem there can naught befall,
Fate with touch Of her hand can sever.
All Inc It's folly to plan at ALL
Those that we love may the soonest fail us
We may grow to worship where now we hate.
And what do our plans and our dreams avail us
Better to leave 1t all with Fate.
Ella Wheeler, IN the GdLdry for Mdrch.
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SUNDAY GoRMANDIzNG.-A Sundays
gunner is made the most sumptuous meal of
the week in great many households, and
the guests rise from the table mora lika
gorged anacondas than intellectual human
beings, with the result that during the whole
afternoon there is such an amount of men.
tal' physical and religious sleepiness II NOT
actual stupidity, that no duties whatever ara
performed with alacrity, efficiency and nc.
ceptableness. The Sunday dinner made Of
cup OF hot tea, some bread and butter with
slice OF cold meat, and absolutely NOTHING
else would be wiser and better for all Il
would give the servants more leisure. the an.
pe''te would be as completely satisfied half
an hour afterward, while body, brain and
heart would be in a fitting condition 10 per-
form the duties of the Sabbath with pleasure
to ourselves,vith greater efficiency TO others
andhonbtless with larger acceptance 70 Him
toward whom all our service is due.-HaP.
Journal Of Health.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.

GILMORE CO., successors to Chipman, IIosmcr a.
Co., SOLICITORS. Patents procured I'm all countries.
No FEES IN ADVANCE. No charge unless the patent
IS granted. No fees for making preliminary exam
nations. NO additional lees for obtaining and con-
Quoting rehcaring by a recent decision OF the
Commissioner ALL rejected applications may be re-
vNed Special attention given TO interference cases
before the Patent once, extensions before Congress-
infringement suits in different States ana all tlgu-
ton appCrtaining to inventions or patents. Send
StuluD 10 fillmore AZ q. DumDllgt
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THE WIDOW.

Her smiles are temperd by her sighs,
Her garb scarce wells her glory;
The tender glamour OF her eyes
Enshrines her and her story
No greenlng girl, nor splnster tart,
She's all things that become her;
Ii0r life, her beauty, and her heart
Are IN their Indian summer!
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Yearly advertisements payable quarterly. y
silent advertisements must be paid for before hsei
except where parties have accounts.
Insertions, and az that rate for additional insertI
without reference 20 length.
Executors Administrators and Auditors notl'
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Transient or Local notices, twenty cents u
regular advertisements half rates.
Cards I'm the "Business Directory" column,
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THE COLUMBIAN.
Columbia County Official Directory.

President Judge-Wnam Elwcll.
Associate Judges Iran Derr, NJ. q. Hughes.
prothOnOtary. Nc.-B. Frank Narr.
Court StcnOgraphcr-S. n. Walker.
ReEtstcr g Recorler-Wnamsun II. JaCOby.
district AttOrncy-John NJ. CLARK.
sheriff
urVCyOr-Isaac Dewitt.
TrcaSurcr-Dr H. W. McRcynOlds.
CpmmissiOncrs-JOhn llcrncr s. W. McIIenry,
Joseph Sands.
Commissioners clerk William Krlckbnum.
AudltOrs--M. v. u. Kline. ]. -. Casey, Il. b. Brown.
torUncr-CharlcS q. Murphy.
Jury CUmmissiOncrS-JaGO II. Fritz, william II.
UT.
County Superlntcndent-Wlll liam II. snyder
Bloom Poor Dstrlct-DlrcCtors- L. Ent. scott,
VIM. Kramer, bloomsbury and Thomas CreYellng,
scot, q. r. Ent, secretary.
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PENSIONS.

All officers, soldiers ANA sailors wounded rupturcd
or injured in the late war, however slightly, can oh
tain "A pension by addressing Gilmore a 60
Cases prosecuted By Gilmore GO. before the su-
premc court OF the United States the court Of claims,
and the southern claims commission.
Each department ui our business Is conducted IN Il
separate bureau, under charge Of the same expert
encrd parties employed by the old nIm. Prompt at
tentiOn TO all business entrusted 10 GILMORE d co.
Is thus secured. We desire 10 win success BY de-
serving II, Address,
GILMORE & CO.,
G20 street, Washington, d, G.
Jan n, ,'7G-tf.
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TREAS BROWNS INSURANCE AGEN-
IL CN, EXchAnge Ilotel, HIOomsburg, Pa.

ID LANK NOTESwith orwithout exemption
I'D for sale at the COLUMBIAN once,
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LAND CASES, LAND WARRANTS AND
SCRIP

Contested land cases prosecuted before the L. s.
General Land once and department OF the Interior
Private land claims, mining ana presumption claims,
aud homestead cases attended TO. Land scrip In IU
50 and 100 acre pieces Tor sale. This scrip Is asgna-
bic, and can be located In the name OF the purchaser
upon any Government land subject to private entry,
at 81 % per acre. It Is uf equal value with bounty
land Warrants Send stamp to Gilmore ~ co. FOR
pamphlet Of Instructions,
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BIoomsburg Official Directory.

bloomsbury Banking Company-Iohn A. Funst on,
prrsibcn II. II. GrU'Z cashier.
FRS Nl lOnal Blnk-Charlcs x, Paxton, resident
j. T.. Tustln, Cashier.
columbia County Nuual Saving Fund and Loan
As5oclllion-E. II. lie, President, &. w. Miller
Secretary.
bloomsbury Building and Saving Fund Association
Win. Peacock, presldcnt,J j. II. Robson, Secretary.
Hloom5burg Mutual saving Fund As5oClatiOn-J
j. Brnwcr President, c. e.. narliley, Secretary.