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our Forests.

Never was there a. land SO generously
endowed by Nature with wealth Of
forest growths as ours. Never was any
land so pitilessly plundered, SO reok-
lessly robbed, of its forest wealth as
ours. In view Of the thoughtless and
sboundless extravaganza and wanton
waste with which our people have been,
stripping the continent Of its forests,
tho public mindof the country has long
ibeen anxious, and that anxiety has
sdeepened into alarm, on the subject Of
sour falling timber supply.
The subject Of the destruction of onl
sHcomparable forests has likewise been
considered IN ite consequences as affect
ing our climatic conditions. 1t seems.te
have been demonstrated. that BY reason
of the removal OF the forests, the annua
RAINFALL has been 50 materially dimin.
.ished ,--even 10 the exhaustion o
streams that were once considera
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why Toys are Cheap.
Paris Correspondence Philadelphia Buile

Paris Correspondence Philadelphia Bulletin
The barrels of the little toy guns are
made out of old sardine-boxes. The
kitchen utensils are manufactured from
the sweepings Of tin-shops, from worm
out roof.sheatlngs, and from discarded
cutters. The doll boots and shoes are
made from the scraps left from making
portmonnaies and pocketbooks. The
wheels OF the rabbit drummers are moth
ing else but the round pieces Of wood
cut off the top of liquor stands. The
doll actors OF toy theaters are dressed
in scraps which are obtained from the
costume-rooms OF the great theaters OF
Paris, from the grand opera down to the
Theatre de Belleville. The principal
workman in this line is an old man VINO
was once an actor of some repute. The
lead soldiers come from Nuremburg,
and it is whispered that the lead used
in their manufacture is obtained from
broken eofins disinterred from the an
cient and disused cemeteries.
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The Japanese Agricultural Cole &c.
ISnrine6nld IMdsS.l Rennhliean.l

Our Agricultural College experiment
is 10 be repeated in Japan. The Japan
time endeavoring to engage President
w. 8. Clark to. found for them an agri-
cultural institution after the plan Of the
one at Amherst. The Trustees have
granted him y years absence, and such
arrangements Will be made that it is be-
lieved his going will not prove injurious
to the Massachusetts College. Ample
capital will be furnished. Col Clark is
authorized to engage his assistants, and
in every way to conduct the undertake
ing after his own methods. A special
Minister has been in the country effect.
ing the arrangement. President Clark's
family are to remain at Amherst.
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An Astonished Woman.

"A motherly old lady entered Jeffer-
SON avenue jewelry store yesterday to
select present for her daughter, and
after a long time she decided on pur-
chasing ring.
. "This is real gold p she asked,
"Oh, warrant it,"
"No brass about itf%
t'rhat ring, madam lis made Of eighteen
karat"
She gave him look OF astonishment,
and exclaimed:
"We ell, what won't they git up next
Made Of eighteen carrots, was it?"
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An Infant Q 400 Feet under Ground.

From the Virginia City (Nev.) Enterprise.l \
Bessie, little daughter Off. II. Osbie-
ton, SuperintendenGofth Savage Mine,
night before lasttook such q journey as
was probably never taken before in the
woflVs history by child Of her age.
She has time and again begged her father,
whose business takes him TO the mine
daily, to allow her TO accompany him
into the wonderful regions OF the uuder-
ground world. So persistslit,alld earn
lest has she been in the platter that her
fasher fjhally concluded 80 tpke her
down into the lever levels and allow
her to see the things about which hen
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-27

An old Datchman undertook to waIlop
his son, but Jake turned upon him and
walloped him. The old man consoled
himself for his defeat by rejoicing in his
son's manhood. He said, "VeA Jake
ish smart iellewi he can yip his own
taddy."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-27

7 THE rumor, which we mentioned
some days ago, that the President and
Secretary Bristow will be called as wit
nesses in Babcock's trial, appears to be
well founded. Their testimony will be
called for on the defense. Their deposit
tions will probably be taken and read,
by consent of counsel.
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Endorsed by the people as safe, re1i-
able, harmless, and cheap remedy. DR..
BULBS Cough Syrup.
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GEORGIA FLORIDA s.|ssI

snouId snbscribe Tor Tue MolqEg, NEw !, ,,,,, q
lishcd at Savannah, Ga; Dail{.Sio. W. kiv,
psrana st,acs AhveiSIses s .,s customers
the best paper in tho Sonthrast. krctn,as
copies sent on receipt OF ccIlsa "A lt,sas n
II. EST I'LL, Savunnahs Ga Sss
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ROCKY MOUNTAIM NEWS,
Pioneer Newspaper Of Colorado
Established April 90, 1859.

Oldest, Largest, Cheapest and Best;
The Only AsYaluahie Advertising q
Medium through which to reach
the Trade of Colorado and adja-
cent Territ0rY. Aa, .s' ne
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.BYa ''memoriap to the Legislature
the Trustees of our Southern Railroad
have finally made an exhibit of their
doings and the condition of the trust. Ii
is at least some satisfaction 10 the pub
lie. to get at the true inWardness Of this
business, so that we can examine the
ground and make some rational pros
vision for the future. We propose a
more complete examination of the whole
matter hereafter, when it can be known
what course legislative action is likely
to take in relation to this memorial.
AHEAD O TIME.-i'he Iowa Legisla7
ture must pay more attention to their
own laws. They went ahead, the other
day, and elected Governor Kirkwool to
the United States Senate. SO every.
Thing looked lovely, and the political an.
serine poultry was suspended aItitudi-
nously. When, behold! 1t turned out
that they had held their election just
one week saoncr than the law allows,
So, their Senatorial goose was cooked
and now they have TO elect him oyel
] again.
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RAILROAD TIlIE-rADLr:
ATLANTIC AND GREAT wEsTEHN.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO, VIA PARK ERsBU
Depot, Pearl and Plum. Time minutes fast,
n Y. q Bait Elk d'ly :5OA.M. 5i5P. M. 8:4OA. .Ml
Night Elk daily. III :l5P.M. 6:3oA.M. 10 s5OP. NJ
BALTIMORE AND OHIO, VIA COLUMBUS.
Depot, Kilgour and Front. Time, 7mlnutes fast.
Baltimore Ex daily. 7:I5A.M. 2:5eP.M. 8:4OA.Sq
Baltimore Elk. ....... 7D5P.M.s 4aOA.M. l0:45P.M
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FOUND AT LAST!

Each Subscriber who sends us TWO DO I'd
LARS, will receive SATURDAY NIGHT foll
one year and a Copy OF the above Book.
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DAYTON sHoRT-LINE AND COLUMBUS.
Depot, Pearl and Plum. Time. minutes fast.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
YURnpFAN MARX FTS

rlvyaroof- Jan 9l-l2so n il Dun and easier
NJ lldg tIahds, Gir.. M!iiing orleans Gel; saics o.
go bales inclEdng 1000 bales for speculation ani eXt
receipts, too bales M eTfcan Cotton 10 arrive nuu
-ales Of alddhgs upLlnds, Low Mddng clause .n,led
j. ,Gry aId February (pr sail Gi2ii DO 10, Ayll anu
May fycry i4L Corn. 276~z13 per quarter for o~
MiI,d - stem.
I,go'I. Ian $3.50 p. Sales Of ndiing ru'anfs
Cc'"r Tow Nlhirg clans' shiDpi March and Ann per
ir, a. ti To- to- February aBd March deliver, ~ bf'
d. TO- March and april deliver ~ 6Th. Tarw. IS 2 cw
fvEBPocI. ian. 3l82n D. msales 10 VI diling urlands
G ton Low Mdlmg clause silpi January q er sai), at
7sd. or The = les Today, 60 o ua, we.c AHnfcan
IivsHrop', lar. ~ J90 n 'a-Ssle- ~ ~ d.nz unsnis
Cnt,1 Low Nddiiug claus, shpre February and March
4O. at -, do. DO. ped March ahd April er sai
81 G'Isd .
EhrOoi, Ian. 3l-EYehigs.-ClOyer Seei 90 DOOf.
SIid = TuTptnilue .: 9 "25f p crr.
fn>noN Jan 3l-I2 10 y -"he rate of dscount In the
opea mar,e monls ls il ~ per cent wllcl IL
below the - Engia. ID rae rrllel states
b3nis, Kew Fiv~.. iODS: Erie Railway sharrs l5i NOV"
L5ypo, jan 3i-i:3O p uiPars aiyces quote Renes at
Grf %.
IOsi,oN. 1880 u. m.-The amoupt ~ bullion gone
Into tho BaHs OF gland ou balance toiay - ASLO ~
LONDON, Jan 3l-j 30 w.-ptf.t afvcei quote fr''s
Gff soc Sp s OF Petroleum, 100 0ii y gallon Tailow,
A. .04S + cW'
IoSIsoN Jan. 3i-Eycning.-Li Linseed OIL $50 ? cwt
FGiSNFOKT. Jan. 3l.-Inhsd SL4toS JoadA Ne" fiVeS'
1tO1L
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01

Urn long and Jersey 9c. state AMI renn
svania at l9o2 Western ~ lldlrc. the later for
t'tc" Snitac-n at Caoce Canada at l6dlJc, ana
Lueii ~ l+Hitc. foI Western and stare
ilG sfes'y NJ "a &C. tor
Louisiana. ~ 77c FOR Carolina c for Iatua and 16 &C
To- ElI-OIu.
SEEfi-s7over 8 . far ern,ni ard s.ealy $50
E"s site ~i II ~ c qHott-i HE@li'.c AMI zoo bags
"a scs "a y eltltc Calcutta iigee qget ri ~ r2' gold
STEARIN qnet and unchanged saus % tcs Prime West
at l5c. 4 ID.
SUGAR Raw dTli ant unchanged ~ 1a0Sisc Tor
Far 70 ic"d Re'Dhs; sac. for Prm, AMI 80 g9'e of .ir
LlGgsl Ssl,s % bOSes Cisyoi Al - 19 40 hida COY
orleans st ~ u 'sc "a hhGs Ccptnsal ct &c. ah az
hs Belize a. H. khBed ~ in RosFate dstt ~ % 90
ter C-sSItsi for Or slo2e t'r
Pow eTod 9sP iO fr A. q Sa A9'c. FOX otr gi1,i
TA ALIOW-1sEket hIn sales gO.H00 % 1t 9't43'c y 10
fOI toU,i 10 Tlme.
TkA-The Nion Of the dnty que-iioD AT WasllBseh
Infused Animation into Tho market tric more 10
rrand and price, raih higher il soHss cases -,
WHI~RY-AgEss Hnn, with more lJIgi sales, zoo Oois
al II j - lallOn.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY.

TO the Bdttor Of the Tribune
SIR: On the 18th instant had the pleasure Of ad-
dressing to you n communication regarding the Ohio
and Mississippi Railway, in which stated that n
"cnrc6I analysis Of he rates for hroggh business in
force on thaiHre in e yeqr 1879 end comparison ,cih
Tho rates uoc in farce through tie recent copaci 6e'cr
the syolroaas sk0uc1 1y0sJ Jecirs ircrefse in he c1r7
tpOs Of The vcar 1876 otr heyc Of 1873 amounting 10
on, hundred thousand dollars $l0 900 passengers,
and eiqh. hundred tboaSard dcIlar, ttSHO000l on
feqht a,sun,ing he business Of both ye1rs 70 te the
same and hat nth he rates OdrGHced 4 ON 30 10 %
1er cent and expresses greatly rodsoe bs reason Of d.
tninish cO5t Of labor and materials, certainly ~ not
unreasonable predict that his incrG0sc in co'HaJ' rH
all dcc,qs to a sope Of income, ont Of Wsch do'deSds
on preference stock U1H he prcred JOr' At the time
of writing that communication | had not seen the
figures of earnings fer the first weeks Of 1876, and
some Of the knowing ones iii railroad matters, Who
seem to think an Increase in net earnings can only
come from an increase of business, and that-the
amount Of business remaining the samoan increase
in the tariff rates is unimpOrtant and reduced eA-
penscs OF 10 account at all chaTsoEorzed the state
mont and estn aies as visionary. No low have the
figures. They show the increase in earnings for the
first three weeks of the present year-1S76as con-
pared with the same period last year to be s follows:
First week increase. ..-...----...----.i1lo,opo
Second week increase c-...........-..- 10000
Third week increase 5000
Total increase three weeks. ...... .SGG,300
Increase o. business necessarily involves some in
crease in expense but increase in rates does moi and
nasIruch as this increase comes from rates, 1t can
be regarded as so much added TO tie net earnings.
The excess of Increase in the third week over the
previous two weeks is explained by the fact that Oh
the 10th of January. 1876 tho rates on Western
bound business from Ncw-YOrk were increased over
100 per cent. Freight way-billed under the new
tariff TO points west Of Cincinnati w0nd begin 10
reach the Ohio and Mississippi X. Il. about the
18th. The Company paid dividends on its prefer
ence stock up to March l. 1875 1t is therefore now
in default only semi-annual dividend amounting
TO Sl41 .O50 and it safely he said that at the
present rates Of increase in net earnings the Com
pany will Its dividends on its preference shares
and have pretty round sum for the common stock
II the year 1876. RAILROAD.
Gss0- IOrk, Jan. 81, 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
The earnings ot the 81. Louis Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway Company for the third week OF

The sales Of land by the Company fox January were
II 600 acres. Mt an average Of 3 per acre.
The coupons of the Detroit, NunToe, and Iol'd"
Railroad Company first mortgage bOuds due Feb. J.
will be paid at the oco of Messrs. Chase & Atkins
Broad-st-
The February Coupons of the Nsw-York ard POS
ton Air Line RAILROAD Company's bonds viii he paid
by Mr.. D. b. Hatch the Treasurer at his Office, No.
70 Wall-st., on presentation.
The Manhattan Company has declared semi
annual dividend of par cent. payable Feb. 10.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01

chiefly at 81 go; Shipping 81 5oas7 10. shipments 1900
head.
rece'rts 1900 head; market dull; Common to
Gcot st l29dt5 %.
ISplAyAroLL Jan. 31HoG5-Reseipts l.575i prices un
changed
PHILADELPHIA Iaa 3lCArIg-The market gas dull this
week aRh prices buyers; 5000 mead spd az 10 nc in
extra Penasflvans WsLern srrTs 5a1t2c ir i&ir 10
good DO. and a5c T. N for eUmiror. ss 10 qraty
SiEFF ruehang 10000 head arfivod and sold at 5'+
etc. q n. gru~s. As 10 condition. ... .
HOGS dull 1870 heal rivst and sold at SlOGSll 90
b nLs
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01

ro'fEsTIc a,RKRTs
nryr.Lo Jan 81 Gg N store and eG9stIwhs'' od 900
67a5 r;,sh hyo Il lei bush: Pes 90 hush: MALT
I'll. W6sa 500 bi.H cSyr. &C. 600 Snsh Geis i50,'
bush iar.y 1000 bush; t.e ieo hunh oo gn snt. s
esi. sr 'ns: 3l.y. it3,S ba.h.; hyc -
your qia Fnd ING .. 81, W. - ~ @ - t I1 az ,a' az 90
Nhiie Nrii ''p on riivle triG t.IH dln aal l = ,
,rT & r ~ ,o sers hyrr rd se rs aari Por, d. ii 4.
$4Oiur Hra,y Me,s iari du at &c. hi-hwnr~ nom mai
si0s. 90 r1r TO Yrrcv Mirr .,'a :, 7 eti -. -um
mai isi,rr 20 ! ~ nr II oJil: No a. o. '., Ill
ssct sale at % r9 e Far ar ..'1e a y, ' . ~ ia Al
or, ill ani .,!a pvcr No . yc soc t'', fc'.
'13r, 1,r A e. -, '9T 10 & 80 Co. Co. sS - i ' % '1 ri q
"0'2r Bfrir, brovani nseri ~ 7s'7 'ls, sot - &c
"a fqir .tnsai anI tim sa@f3 o. rtm"ht e,'-r %
r.. , 9."," 'rr , 49,, '[ l 10 ~ = t 70 81 prs 5ct
9r o,r ~ T lo = a re 4, - Mr. ; = -, rs l., A
la.6 To gi,r bn: n ~ a,n is er q g. ~ !" y
rai' ~ - @tcri. l.d i'in w, ~ 81 OG E-., \
500 bills. Four. 202o hi.l whrai, $500 arsh Cnfa
2j br.. usts - 90 OHsh srIey 70 ,si -. Sn.-
Corr i'oo 1usn o,'s, 900 b"s hgioy ''.' 80 i:ve
afternoon cs 90 tre hosr. What -'s aaa ioN -
Irbr,siy: 20 a. Ns'l oass ct-er at any. t,br.ar,
@c. Mar ,ory urIer ~ - of'-@oi' o. feOr's'j'
Cncss' jan. l-Fo.r 1e,rt nut siO''y wl'c'l On
oisrate dHn..H t dti,. 70 se'y n'h, iar
d b.tuncapnsci ror. errner; iiiithsr: ~ - I'D
L. n,....rJ 90 !, s-"i .',io saos Ha'e asJ II l.
y, 30. ba,cr Var-, Itr Iaqi3c. ruk '.eats 'nE
3: a.; ns@r ''i' IL b., byr S+rt & br,r \ e..
e. s',r, i1r'n gle 'te!y; sima,e :; :, -;
SO hins diios ah-.y ssrairr 4 %. B.i'r ana
s,' ., ',n r ' &C. l,",s f5ne al i !cr fsi
:, O. o. iigh. - osy7 - iIr t. ,iooi c4yy AZ jJ4
Ni.t !. 40, H.. 81. Wci, MT ..,e9'dy wheat
g.rr; 'iatc H' e.. Ap b. ?! 90 s- 30 D, . -, ,'. ifi
!' ." 80 80 - - ~ 3D. ~ r',t.i.s 30 ..,.,!
.. Y o. Z e.. u . . i, e.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
ALEX. FROTHTNC

ALEX. FpOTHINGHAM & Co. arc offering priv
ileges on this active stock market at very close
rates. Contracts Issued ono month ago are now
worth on many stocks, from five TO ten times the
cost ANY stock AZ the Exchange bought or gold on
q margin Of five per cent Address for information,
ALFX FaOTmNGIIAM s. Co.. Bankers and Brokers,
~ Wail-st,
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
THE MARKETS.
tcarsr.llY ropos:si for rax rHlTyzI
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

MONDAY. Jan 81. 1876.
AsHFs-The demands are not equal To TO supp.f conse
GucNuf -Ome TIE allOns being
ullaiiy J1O'4c lOi.IOs 1C. IcnI
COJTON-lhS marGst ths quiet and lower.
In sympathy Win t- lierp Which dun and
lower he sans vac go balo Of winch I45 bales
evening. ibciBtB1 20 bnles bacs
-npfiou he receipts ports were ~ .7T
ts.. against 2l % bales this day wp-s aud go.
bales this lss yt~r The following the
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
Gcparinerehip %olices.

fNCPARlNEESllip.-Ja ii,1-cS afd H.
r.u . -u "a a.e I'll. DE-, admit - as ....,..t co..
nm, - 'r, v1 b. cou'ilu- uuIe. tae 81 q - t lt.'
y Co.-N,w loT-. Jan !, l0.G ~.lLLh d. t F,'-l .:
SlDfE,K OF - S~0LUIiON or NU'Ae /
= ..,.-u.F NEG Ola. fra. }. - t-Iaa tl ID ~ IL
n B. .til ,l.i,. ~ a. .sy d -'l' oi - i' ul t''H,
80 .-i s.n " FRED. SiiLit&
's" i. -fiiICk.
EDWIN v. SlJfECX.
The undersigned Will continue tao bu'n~s- o "a. 400
.r n.t ,c,n.t .fr Elil rlilr ~ ~iiiHIh
fl,ffIi'I- and vii settle the Disine- n We -" Efn
T. ,.,.D v. tltED. 0kLLE1a,
J. >. >IL!.EtN.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01

srIes to-day MP p m FccatY Leo l3S 90 IL 'sss
100 l3c. Naren. 200, l3 4GO. I'D , ~ - f J,
iSai2c 10 7ss ec soo l2se lSgn II '&ss; &
= aiy 2sgc i$s l zoo isss. sse SEQ @ is1; qo
i 2sr.c. co &c 10 o. is Hssc.. July, eco liei 2W
II i; hu.si G0 isi ;otai. 24O0 bales; graAl ILL.,
27.6 q bairs -. -, ,-a .,-ou,,,
NOR ina ST 0uO
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01

NugiLH. Jan. 3I-t,t o, ,.siDr. liiii.ng l2'c ios
80 i.Irr ltit' G'ua 'r-h.f', y it.i h'' f-Srg 70
2.,o i'i~ '.Ss"i.'. 'j.1 U"'S s', -" o"'.
yeg6uF,s jan. 2I.-Coton Ir'e.s aad carrier; "
No. r.c.i.i- 1887 ns's gi"ss 1911 "'i. a., "r"
Cntnnc 30 uaies. aLs H. q oa'a. % c". 40.
S,1>x,r Ian 8lcott,l rls, r. afdliiIc l,',c.. Low
MI t.aat .t., Cf+.dt., iu &c.. De-, '' '.,
t,. -Ip.s. S..Ss bi,r- p1.s, 10 ~" 'i % d. ~
Co.,. -tNI., 90 U.'Si 'si - D''' '' - 80 90
G,i.Es1oN JA,. 3l.-Cot,on GD.rt aai T l@ M idlhs.
Pa. .n~ ,t"..iHe &c., "'1t ori. .-r,, .r'., 't
-,r l.5;b pr 90 rscst fIaH - o1icp
o,, is rIG O.a' s-.S. 40 ao, s.,'". ~ Is 80,
. i.v ul,, sI..m,Lto 2.9s5 bas, sDta 100 1s.''.
,i,s - dS. j,i. 3l-Ct'or ouict AMI easy; Ni'i'r.
a. :" le. hi neg H. - ,.-' y; y; - -. ~ ~'
hs G 'oaat" la'. 2dl ua'o'. ral'r 20 "ie' '''"'
Pa ,n1 rHI, Jan. 3l-t1tton dui hidi ine ljfc; os
M dinc l. rouu or.i'aJ 40" "et IeNo'p'' I'' 0"'
C5 isAat jan. 3l.-c.t -, quiet: Middas. l. re- low
siIa!lua ~ - Gu'i iinalj O.. t'ri' - pa o.
10 i-,IitE a, 81 otfoh .ini't. dihug- -
Hl.. ~. T. Jtr. 3t-'o,bh ti 4 .i"s -. 80" &c 3
low Nal inr. lIic. Col! pr'ihIl IL &C. gFo~s fcc r'
6lp b,i,ai PIT ST." 90 - na' s.i'- 90 o"'c"
hiin:ria. 2,6 ut,r, siui b. II, 81 ~
-, ,",Is, SaL 81. "''". .,n-' 1i'i'ns. l5ht Los
s.,.ln.. &, 81 s,irs. =. l,h stNt. * ia6 =.
o. s'.., -" 5 80 t.. s. A'1 a., a.. ., .' , ,.
erl.- / 0aJ Lii-, si,,-. iGJ ,,.,. s,O'S Hale bi
Ht.i 49, , -. 90 ,uh 'irI .t i'", - i'. va. -
Ah.lu l', ,ioH Or!iiary. l''ic. r''si'ts ~
%o.fy. J.n IL o,.ol dll. MidIus. PC. uet =.
c,ipt, 2j@ D. ovTors codSwst, l221 biS sales I"-
bai,s slooA. .v,Jl bales
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
rgovpgVcr, E t. 81. Printing, lorasq let bat rather
frurtr marses .icadJ 40. 70. b"t 6.s.''r-.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
BAYKING AND FINANCIAL.

Commercial Collections spcci6lty with HOwrs &
Co 6 Waist ~ Y. Interest allowed on deposits,
which can he drawn by checks, The same as with
the city banks
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01

The activity of stocks detrscted from tho trade IN
,oi,r,ad bonds and only moderate business was
driven. prices generally yielding all over the list
-, f,I,o,vino vere the bids:
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
Business Cbaacrs.

cODA-WATfR APPARATUS, 'Or Ito
z ulu.i. .c.tri ol ,Oa water. gpc,T a, "inr, .- ii
rrt Tl. I root perr &c: lst Ntfti' f -
i-a,i I'd. < HlI5e Dispensing apparatus for - elfier
d. ...r pr..r-,l.s .-rnl irr oa,t .r. I'LL '--f-
,,i. or Eiil .r, trinSiu sia, NeV-Nu'~.
f'O3 StIE-A complete Ea@li7h aui iHfn
4 r.lN sG oFFfCt on account o. il' ''.' i.. D D
90, ti a:avrs lOs lrcr. Aylly &c 3ifs g. ''' .-"' -
,..cAmtn sC. y. I. .-.----
HASTNER WANTED-(Fith +2j,1t', IL =
4 stt tIrcts lu-inrs, ur'ns large, Al rrrfr ' iri
l -.yta. ruuc:y bs 0.ly I.r SIS U.s. I'lS ilJi 't.'
sSAkE lNEESThENI for CAFliAL.-E0r
r. t,tr b., It bofy Arcit- tura. bisae b-tNcfa
I t.- l,ny pad Gocky 4 lni3ls p from i'r - M
.qt-'t l. "a su,rtY; % Bslr irir 'i ~ go ~ 80
b9.( va. hrt.r.'n ~. ivus Cu1HpTs Ny .o E c,as
a., r. :, ~ T. CAY r. q bN- Farm. igt'1. Aa''f H.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
Good Ordinary '

For tiuro denvery sssc lover and
ate active lrdaJ afer mNrch. LOCO l34c
c fpt ioJ ,s is 90 lS '"'v 3 nsy 200 - ise lie
fisi CAL sod@y keb loU Is ssc. loo n. lSo. Apr o.
=, - sS6 tctzl y bates second c<l Aaeh lSsICc;
sots eV0 bales Third oaJu 2O0 IL sso tsta 200 balss
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
rO'fEsTIc a.RKRTa.

HAVANA II kKET.
ITsv,vA. Jan 3I.-spsr-h Gold. 2iJ03i0ia. Exchange
Ju.et and weak. Sugar noniB H.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
TRUSTEES.


J. JONES, GoEDDN W. BrRNITAM.
CIIAAI.l> DESSIA W DtiRit CHAUNCGY,
V. Il! IL. MOORE, CHARLES i. BU RDEII,
HENRY COiT. TRANCIs SKIDDY.
IrWIS CUfTIS ROGr p. bfiNrTRN.
CHARLES IT, n SrTLI. CHARLES n. IA RsHALL,
LO.ELb HOLBLOOk. GEORGE ". LANE.
DAVID IANE ROBERT /. SrUAET,
LANES BkYCE JAMES g. DE FCVE3r.
DANIELS MILLER ALEXANDER Y. BLAKE
vs.. SFURGIs, CHARLES D. LEV LRICH
JOSIAH a.. Low. ADOLfH LEAOYSE,
WILLIAM Il. DODGE. ADAA 7. dACKEFE,
EJYAL PiEELPS HORACE GRAY,
THOMAS +. YOUNGA WINTHROP q. RAY,
CAHATD MUND W. CORLIES,
JAMES Low JOHN ELLIOTT,
l.TIN L. HEWLETT SAMUEL HUTCifSSON
WILLIAM II. WEBB,
j. H. JOKES President
CHAtLG5 DENSIS. Vice President
W II. II. MOORE. 2d Nico PrrsL
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
financial.

pOSTON and NEW YORK AIRLINE RAIL
b ROAD CoMFAAE.-rho t"a4o's DO go. o. tr
H., ais - the i!rSiln i.d sr II Line isr'ai t'ni
ii vii To- -ii ant after late ~ N" nnc' "' Z"
lrrsHr,r l. atht. Sow fort. D. e.. .A'' Ir'l'rri.
AEiAWARt, LACk AWANNA & YVES /
~ EilN H. h 30 iaiS .ia,'i ~" OK. Jan ~
..G lno 4 fl...I a. oi I rA..Di. r'o. t4'
Company Ia clecl ircrs &rfsrrf irt rrs ng ear
" 70 .ii 90 is TUt..IAI, h ~ "a oi REQ
r.afy. 20 c.D1, a..
~ 80 / viii .nr- .ju 10 ~ : O'Clock
'T,r ~ l,ints he the 3t FcbrrAfy and
o.oitd oI tis ..l Io.r.sry, IrI2in" ..,.,..,
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
Northern Pacific Bonds

MAY nov b. cDnger into drsris lands th't lnrpn ni
ths ri poy be;u rud settled u that ss Th D. fhi ai
surh lo-s ~ hoiess any c"naii r-lo LOS
sell, lrInl i5. "a - hc"tA 4 y -
tho undo .ner.. caro- p Iie t"ihh
Eankint Conpany~ No. o. BIotway Now t9Fs 20 ., 40
las PERM ss.On u refer !. a. bN""-'''
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01

II = aud 10 PER CENT choice CITY and
!, C gnN DS ard n.Hrr A. Investment Securities,
i.te . 9s,inr 10 to ~ Per c'nti Interest
I g,Inyly I-iia Tor sa.o bel " ptr - - .
ALB ". NICOI.hY Co..
otv,S Brokers d Aucion era,
~. Pine ~i. Nts-I nrG.
y Il n.t.nteA Eallr.lh n-Lta L.u..t AND ao.L.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01

INSURANCE STOJKS. Home. E1nitabe,
frm.is FuII wa..iat lNIIcIurD T. Norm is'eE, No
I d, oil An lor sal. by NAL G. uiLAtS ~ l.ie -.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
financial.
EYRE INSURANCE STOCKS bought and
4 sold by r.. =. BAILEY, s. WaisL

FTIRE INSURANCE STOCKS bought and
sold by T.. = BAILEY. IS WaiisL
ENHE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY will
psy once, Va. l2J BIOalNay the is, day of
February next the February COUPONS Of tho lea Estate
Iilst iiOI gage Bonds guaranteed ~ IL
LOUIS FITZGERALD. President
CsH y or rHs UNITED STATE, ROLLING SrocE CO..,
Nos. "a A o T6 WALLsI. NBN. TohK. Jan. H. 1876.
'ENHE TRANSFER BOOKS of thi' Company
VIII hs closed the close business is day. and reuan
81 scd he opening q busines. TUESDAY, the SA day
ui February by order, 4. HaGENlStH,
Treasurer and retsry.
OFFTcg ATLANTIC MUTUAL iSsuRANCE(
COaPANY. NEW YORK. Jan. -, 1879.
Ti1iIE Trustees, in conformity to the Charter
Of the Con paHy, submit the following statement OF its
Affairs ths 3lst December 1875.
Premiums received Marine Risks. from lst
January 1873 To 3ist December 1878 1000. s554002l So
ProminIns Policies not ed OH lst January.
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