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New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

In the State bonds, District Of Columbia 3.65s
sold at 72I2, and Missouri skies at 105li. New
York State Bounty bonds sold at 1027s3lO3; Ala
bama fiyes Of 1856 at 32l2. and Ohio SKIES Of 1881
at 1O6. In city bank stocks, Fourth National 90
sold at S9a S9l2 and Central National t14l At lOl.
RAILROAD bonds were very active, and well dis
tributed business was done. All the Pacihcs were
strong and higher Union firsts, 1Oil2; land
grants 10i; sinking fund, 9i3l. and Centrals.
1922 St. Pauls were lower, frsis Ia Crosse diyis-
ion, selling at 1O1ai, and sinking fuEd, 30. The
New-Jersey Centrals were weak, l.ehigh and
WlkeS5arre Consos 50, and consolidated hrsts
100. North Western gold cOnsnls fell of 10 933i.
Rock Island Is were strong at 100, Hannibal and
st. Joseph convertible IS selling at sla SOS; Nor
lis and Essex frstsLt l2O and Ohio and Mississippi
seconds at 81 GGOl2
The st Nicholas Insurance Company has declared
a semi-annual dividend Of per cent, payable
Aug. !.
The Brewers and Malsters Insurance Company
has declared a sem-annual dividend Of per cent
payable Aug. /.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

NEN- -gHLr ass july -G-D,tta. im. Alt.ng llhc.i L'L
NItf.rr luL,s I."i Ordinary, 'tr5 mes retripis .5i
.4,. tf,ss st| ba, u-po. 60 The t'u.EvLL 70 b",5i
t.- .-s.s s.r- 4.' DE-. ''r. o.. II Jsts
soLlg. July .6.'Vi,au quiet AIi,nU, fl'4c. Low Ni.
dl.r., HH.. FD,i Hldua., 6a., neg t'tepto . 6ars
,Etar co..'se .J5 tai's sales ,, o'i-si stock 4SO
-A,,asAn July BE- cotton quiet; sucdllac. lO2s loN
= .,'ut Ita. .,'' vritJiF, 7r. gross l''"s s. 1Jc
aa.s e.. ~. ts c9aslrI,e ~ SAirs; ,tocA s'l bo
HE.Ili-. aus 3d. t"t;,G steady, NuhE, 10 .all', io
c-lgts l-S t'- shipments IL La!ss: 'aeN Do olea;
s,.., iulT .3 Cotton quiet; Nilirg, He Tow
Elt..Mg IJ4'ptg.. rVcI Ordinary S-c, ret receipts.
.TEhA.a. s.l,., % bales. stU,4 2.&t9 hA.'s.
NILtu,oIHN. ~ .G-Cutfnn L"uIna, q diing, lo'tc.
Low bGoH.Hg. 100. Uo'G oi,iH'iy St; Lot retepA ~
lal--f st.-s. - ht'Ns.
N,U- e. s, '.oo O:,uaI. 3r ;gr's- receipts 90 ua!'
rstoUs ,h1,.SI ' bales, sa'tS 10 .-'si sPHnts' 80
, T,.FnL, Jl. -t-tut,ou quiet NrlunE lO'sr; not ro
coius IOJ bag exports, e0as"i'r sOi bales sl', j'-
IorI,yutr Jui, D. Cotton steady. NidGling, lie.
AJs,siA. Jrry 2s-DpU"c 10 fag demand; Aidiling
.,.. L5u y ..r- /. a., uOod ur1.Aai! &C. receipts
rnL,ns .aIG JrIy 25-cot,on du,l u .dlng. II &C.,
IAw u. ,.u4 !9',. Good ordinary, 3.t ts-, IS OJ,",
g,.,S.r,s yfy .f.-lat.uE nrnI ALltlLs, lie; iyw
"a s.,,s. 50 bAts .sfr'e, $50 a..cN
..,.ty, I-y ty,t,I dGu Ndt.'g. u '4CS Low MIA
dang 10 Good OuiIlar., S'c htt receipts ~ bales
glu-s, ba!,a s.r, 800 bales. sIu,A, lJ.tt .Nes
f !glIt Juy 3t. -I.iu1 Vuci arE-lt Nifh-- y iet'
lo, Nuttag ole, Uod Ordinary, 81 -ipt 20 bales
,h..u,atN bales. -~.. 5J bales; STOCK. 34-t baIcs
"Ng.,,AIf. Juir tutio. Quiet hna si,dyE = i'inE
lt,. Low M,Jtigs CO. GOOD ogO.hATt 'C- receipts. ~
.-.S ahrcu,s 55J bales sl'5, l-o bales s0cA l0iib
bales.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
DDNESTIC MARKETS.

w5ss PssS 5g 5n; 2s5ESg5 b p f9 too h
ba. & S @ SO So 10 'os sas G 5 hs SS g 70 n, @
@ RIO G45p C6y y TO G,e az n 90 5n St' bsrieV 1900
ersa c2n" iro'E,-N Hs- 49, & con" ' oa,' az &C. -! 20
t ,t M ti n.cis1 bnysT, b6ilns on sales Of
H6yJ 0uh ar. @lnrt."sa at o. % qao'ons on S,Sr S
M Mixed West-c juc; lSOoO bush, BY sample on pr
ys 'Sfss o ne ays.n Sa n.ctTe seeds inactive
Pors DOL .; - 5 tor Heavy Me- 'aId duh a. Al &c
G.so J@g i fo5 aH Wira uasctilea bot geuer.
a 't ~ -, - gsg s'i'f SOL s ~ i'o[ - nj epeS
b.r SO Ch'tso SpuEg 7sc itertea sc corr ssnei,y
.5',. Eugi,' 45'3c sersenoer oats active ane
le,tsd lc re srssi, win ifnand Birey ui and
,vrr a 'sc assed spot 5os 9Gpemger rerk q3:g' but but
-~ptrnbsr Lard quiet bnt steady and unchanged; BOX
iairo.d Frcrlts uuCbal;Id Rrcrip--Fiour tt hD.s;
Wheat 1000 Du-; Corn 1000 bush oats GOO bns3i
bos whsst .on busn; corn 81 coo 1U9r ua's 100 -
gpii,. August Jtisr september. Corn anchsnetd oats
over 2gSo rora io"ey 9 5s Ausst: sia "a Sep g
CSjSSsIr J.ly 25-rlo.r dpu ana aro,pne. Wheat IN
far c,aaat Jut ow,r Rod, s5r@s o. Co.2 dHi A. ~
a,,',r ss.Io Rrul-re, Iof.alIc. Hett Il@Ql5o gpik
lIAr WHISKY stsdy witr ts'J a'uano % q TO- Brtt.r
~ ~ 'i er1'9s @ 2HgF % x T,1,1, I1i li grSSn g
M.l"Atnt', Jay Zr-tioI s,r-dy' ntlA . az . l,i @
arn: No ,n.wauses. ; .os. haei ,! ~ 10. MI
NiE.l.cs, -. ,,.o steady. WIN r3oo tsmsna No =
me'. 5e a' IT. r. a'e lE".T; 20 m T. .t .o ~ ~,
=, rn- ~; Nans' zoo Fr1ehJ' du, ANA 9ealaa What
wh,. aooO busA. shirmens-i!oor 5000 hb!' Wheat
iu,rr'j,uA Jny 2oretrolanu higher :. .aH a Ire
l5a,; trIt- l"'sd. g. '.'',Is..g !, d - !an',.;,
s..s- J.J ,y! j. "a, - Iti 30; !. nn,so'a a1t t.i,
- -.r.y ~. 'r,t n i5gI! ~. AMBER, 81 ~
4 a s..
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
Etsal NolItts.

COvKT OF COMMON PLEAS, City and
< county Of StW.NnIk.-rIIE SIW.NDRK LIFE u.
SURANCE COMPANY s..uSi MARY Il. Mcl.F LAND,
d. cl"VtilN ~ lie b. q N ruu tcsta-
Htu. o 1Houas NtI".a't Jccrase' James B NDis.4.I'
sarah Iclsilaud M-Iv r. NCslnd ,igfsu.h 1nSWss NC
Ia d. tho National BpiCauIs' snd piO'srs bahA -A' DC
lu Charles ~ IGu,Aioy, Ftits B3Dl jean MrgO 'les
Nrkrpzts John Tucker Alsou var re'~iNsf
ol tae lls,th Eaupns Bank Of tAo Cay u So~.f
Summons for rth,i TO each Oi t~ ssisndAsLs above
naued hereby summoned anl rquuei 70 ans
tho compliant Ia this acton OF winch eouy - AreN
t,u OF NlSwer ~ H- sa' .Vu
plant on tac subscriber II bis ONCE No ~ Sah osis 49,;
New York City within twenty Gays 2fci ths -. - 80
exclusive thp dAy OF s.sG ssr'cs snu 80 -
SAID complaint Vithlh ne uns u, -, a.. se,If O.
tR m This action vA a.ply to ths Csntt ~, ss ~
lnauded In tho comp nsss ssw on aL 90, 80
''''~> - " tTtNRY A BOGEEr. PiannGS Apetnsy:
n. . .o,,.,t H. M. acton ~.s Mol the once ~ the
,,-E of M. ourt Pleas ~ ut C"nt Sh""'" ="
10 Gty az ,;sy yorG, on sd dss oi MAY, 10 -
~. : iavvtvIb HENRY A. BOGEhI, Ftshuh . ASs"ah'f
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
OF gold
The clcsn rates for foreign exchange are as ;oI-

There is change Of Importance 10 note in !he
general condition OF the money mar'yet. which con
Times easy al about per cent tbe basis Of call
loans. with something doing, however, above aud
below this rate. Discount Is slow 80 about per
cens. The United states Treasurer to-day received
81 500, 800 National bank notes io- redemption.
The Customs receipts at Washington TO day wore
800 600 The Internal Revenue receipts footed
up S25O,OOO. The following tho Clearing house
statement to-day: Currency exchanges, $4345i,-
81; currency balances, S3,4l6OO3; gold
changes 1882 G39; gold balances, $i7I,1s4.
Government bends were quiet, without any special
feature attention for the DOncnJ being turned in
the direction of other departments. The closing
street quotations follows:
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
sALEs FROM - olcLocK ro cLosE oF BrsINEss. 3
"WEDNESDAY, JnlY 2G-P.

1t would seem from the COURSE OF the stock mar
ket to-day that the object Of yesterday apparent
change OF front by certain operators tor the pnr
pose OF breaking tAe dead lock-" and creating an
activity that perhaps may afford better market on
which to unload. At.a events the tactics of to-day
were the reverse of those of yesterday so Ear as they
were made visible. at the very opening the EI-
change was crowded with orders TO buy that
piainly emanated from yesterdays selling
source and under which prices became firm
an advance Of LVl2 per cent, but
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
THE MARKETS.
lCarefuny reported tor rag tribunal
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
y,y N0yis Rirsy I,sy,IS and pr,fyJrts
GENERAL MARGLr REpoRT.


ASIIES-T1cre was Improvement other demand ~
price ioi- sl. quoted al ID. 'c aua F,nr- % - -i"E
oi ASH, IN .bsp. warehouse" i,i s'ti fc~ 800
N-rr.d de- - cunt 80, 81 C,uIruH.l, L.. total i.li
Pearls, ~ second do To- tId t" J. i',3a !"2
Grand Iyi+i D.. DIs
COFtIE-Iu,Ic ran,actlous % Wi'd coffee 81 in-
~
Quotations ~" N's boo ir'rfac demand .', sir'y 't tt1
gold fur fo riIho ,4rHG.- lea ..l'
-,' lu iur.a. ,lt-. 100 ,o... is
Sautp.. 5rI - -. lIra sUu p,IJt' laIn'
The market The -ui oas st aii'. ubt ia'T'
cal, IuutaItt, 1u-Hr- suG ii-i I''N " h'nt ''
Frupuun, ursg absence ~ if.. f '-rt. owns 10
t.u.4r. urlI,, iIy g. rtro UrrI ihr sa.sr wei"
la1T r4-, 81 ulirh f'f is cy'H F.. 500. ldlnr l''I bales
consumption lo iul % .jfI' 'Fh bale, were -"
IIy..ef fi. T.s .- ai 90" rurh tony ~vrs ~
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

u,f-t ,f-r.t siaes .s.l,r villa sales OF 100 bDls
q .-.V V.t.yI.
-
...,. ,,,.-...,. ~, ,..,.,,r,
LIZ J. Slbl "a NAi't'.ir.
.1 ,.-..-. ...,.. 1-. ..,, ,-.,.,.,.- .,.
'."' 80 .''"i '.' ,,,'..'. H. ~.
EOS g, -.'f ..'.- o.. a.. '' icy. .-,,..r
. .....I ,.,.- ...tt.,
.. ''.p J. "l. Wv. ' ' '... 49,. ice. f..rgrr
,'-' .-I, wen ''.' '', .' i'.'' -.
i'"H..i i'.. "it H'.iit '.,.ifI. i".F '- ',.'- '.
a''' N"'-t q. ,..', 'i.t ..'i.- -, -. ~. -
H"'.'" o." iti ."it N'h .'''',. .''''. m - NJ "a
i'.i N''' -''', - ' E .'.... 1..f..r .t...rs nd
IT.. .f'.. CO. .-.' ,' u.s. ''-'''
Nf '. '' ..I-.'.' .. -, 49,. - .- ~ '..l
900 ', ' . 5H' -..'..- ,,..r..- -. .n.
49,. .... -.... ...Ir n. Is...t... .,...gl... ~.
......, '' '' IT,. ...-'.. ... t,
l"... '-- '' .'.'. ,l ...'. .,..'.y
'... ". '''' 90 '' ' '
...t g...-, ..-. o. ar.rrta .
.'''I-' ''.', '' 'i ., ,r, 80, ....., Z, a., b., ~,
o. ..A o. ' .. ~ ''', '' 49,, ..r t,.......
p. ". .'.'f TOO .'' -- ''' 'f - ~ 80
.... d. d. " ''t,s.'. .., ..... -. ....,
H '''H-' '' ''. '.i i.- . i-''i .- .. 49,. To-. i
+... TO '.' ,-.'. .. 90, i...... ..F n, a.
'.-.." .'. ... Do .'.' "a I'D. t.' r ,t... .I
.r.. '. ..' .- ...-.... ,,, ... +, a. b
.. r... p. -a. tr ..... J. p, # aH.. r.. % ...n
20 r. p.t.. s. i.
=, q 80 r... --
'' ... "a .r.. ..- ..f .HIg..s ...fF. D..
r . ..,.. .'.a ., %. o.. Id. - ...f... tF IN ...
. ..... ..s "a, .r.. I'll ,,.,.. t,. ...-- r. p.t-.
.... -. s.. ..l. " u j. ,s. . .., a.. .uu
.. 'r.t' .. % TO-. 81 #
81 Tr.r-... .... f.- r.r- t Ha.r" - ''f fus steer.
. .I .... boo. t. u| ,'. p 10. % Co. .tr.
,4.... D. ,f f.... H s. srl .t,.. . .t 20 A. '-'
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

p.4rN m5ss tulv 2G The demand icr wool good ana
p.. ,JGuruo io ir 1. 3d. .tcu The supply oi tsrrH
l lg- Hi Previous FtIo, Dat 't,It - 'rl@
r assortment 'lr, ,t. california rs ,t.' ii good sup
wit. sale ~ previous rdtiH lIi,us
-.D,.f ~ ohio aut Ec.,5 NaLlR st St. .- il lu
sa. a.. Wisconsin ~ 0J52r Com il'rrrs in tar ne
tIl 90 sr4 BE-. r., BrlNnS at .. t'. 900" thNt'Hed
jsth'.g =. .,'sg IL kll.. .,..It.." An' tHt
s.ss ha,o i~a.'' Tor ~pr rJ AHsl demand for
,gt,T -. Iuii .i ", u1.s ,.i.t ..t -od iOy.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

TiI. USoy PActgc RtLRoAD CoaASy,}
TRPLsUfsRN OFTrC., BO5TOS Juns Ii, 1919.
CINKING FUND MORTGAGE BDNDS.-In
ascerdsnes with tho provisions OF the sfonure one PI
cent OF sinking EuDd Mortgage Bonds oil voc
Union Pacific Railroad company .i be dra"n 1{ iss a. s
lco of thu COMPANY IN ths Cy of Boston, OF III
Judy ~ 1875 bonds drawn u DO rneenied on the nh
lgy Of 2teraDes 1870 as provided IN said inaentlre
~"' N. ", E.s..AIhs, IeAsulok.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
Business gbnnces.

rslO PLY NSICIANS.--The undersigned having
b',n M Independent pTacntonc- N Two u ne @ 9'
~UiIouS production ot pure Vaccine Lymph ~ per.
many. possessing ri nary sk ~ We r'ssnhestoi
liua veil - iu securing Neiy hfh ctteh,Sss ~
Nasrus uILitrr Grargs - "fn FAht'
NEE~Ijlp N pyscian OF druggist o nigh STANDING VITA
,i,. o establish similar Institution IN tus ctS or VICINITY
Please address Jennr's Vaccine Lymph, lnbUne otc"
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

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...rF.r ...l. I..-. -. ...........t.. !-.u
r..l I... fl, IH.- .I..s l--.r
i'.... -N ."t... ~. f' .' ..... - -..'
~', ... at '..-.. 'i.- .' t' ... - .., .r
.... IH.i wa .'.. ...' .-t. . ... .....
Dol. u..Ea .f.. .'. -.. .t .. ''.'' "'. ''
s'..'.. loo .- 90 %. ... - . ..... p. ID,
.''. g. ... .,'' ..... ... ......f. .,. .H...
fnH. @ .ii. @ .....
pea. =. .-' . ...,. ..r. t.. 4.r... f....
pee .i''r. j.. ''..... .' =. ......-
- f' ..Hs' %. .. .'''. .' ....' e., ..
t'r.''H L...' .., ',i.. a.. ~. 4t a .u
ttl %" l.r i'nre'..".- N'i' I ~.
,Irr. >t = -a''i ~ ''.'" '' .''' ''''
'...... 81. tarr. .H "r ..'.sH ' ... ..'i .....-
N ...a lue o. u'F'h 'o io .r." o. '.',s .n =
3. u. o.. Ir. ."IHfF '.' .ts'.' - '''tf Oh.
81, cannon o.. - lJcs. iH On. Ha. 90 t,'i
.f' ID. .-.t. .' co. l'... ' ..h' .., 2. ~ p. ..
u4". l.-tH nf. s.. -'a o.. .H -.'... '..,,' a., ~
raur' ..t' i'LN. ''ti" ~ 20 ~" .' -. o. !.
81 d. '-a ID Peg H'-e ." '.. 90 ... . u'r ID.
GOA F'.''I .,. 49, 10 t..... ...i 10 - 500
tAr., '.. ''t 'h' o.. ~, ''''. 49, t ,..- p. y.
-. fF. r'H "'.' ''if ''N '. p, f.,t..
:. -pr-r 1u fF- ""7 10 l.'.' Or, az
~ s.a4. rttrs F..N c'..' .'. t.. u. ..f .'.,
$50 iH. .... i a. i'..'-, ,-... =. .. 4. .
a..r ....ut ra.''fa. '.s Er .--'- o. '' .'sN y --'
.'r Nr. p. ".f-' .' .ll.... O.. '.' o.. 81. .-
5, tfr t..'1' &C.,. % 30 '. I'. -'.t'. " ,-'
-,.. ,.r'r iy- 90 .nr.'''" r't'' OF go 'a rae
,l., ..l. 70. $50 s'H-. .a i-s...d .'"' o. .,.' 2.
-''.f. .'. -'' . .. a. -r.. ... .r..... .,....
y'..' .7.' ... o. "'. ....-. r.-.lg .
PENN 't''"I' s.' .h" ''' -, ~. .-' f..-. ,....
.'. p. ...r .-. D. . ~. g. ..' . .......I.'.
Co.. .iN ~, moro. ,,t .f ..- .,.,..,..-t
'r .ii.ai r,.... ,... ,r' a-.r.., t.r.i.,-
Al.I tI.i .''."'' ply. 20. .. O.. ,' ~
" I..'. ,.. | ~. ..,- l., ..,,a
-.rr -.- -"... ..". ".- .".t -,'t "t.., r.
re' ''. j., ~, . ,,.'... ..g.-.. r,. .o
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
Coruorailpn Noi,tss.

nICTICF -propossls for furnishing 5000
y S.rrei. fr..h bIfpL Fnglsh or BOosgas fohrlA D
cEMfNT viii be received 81 te sn!Se OF Us psnsn.
ipAc.a Il aud ie 81, nps - cioon -
an gust 1875 Fer fu nior aston see ibe O'S h''
C,pea for ssle 81 No. tltL hsL
NOTICE. for building PliE
~ pnIJN nA.rIoS fer PLATFORM in real OF SsIt,s a.
W,., h.swssu Pi.rs and "a (5lt numberss ~ "a VII 20
ysc.iye Al lno of the uspArunsnt OF nrks 81"
For fsll infornation fno Ciu lsoo& sxsss w As
n No. cay AAl
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

SO eO0ss rs fair u good 80 50ass mixed and rough
so cu SIS so es6 rs choice Phiadephias SO 30
df6 50.
fair.
INpItSAPoLIs July 26-HoGs-Recepts, 500; quoted at
S6 1896 40.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
1iilG Git'Rl


GAS STOCKS.
n. WV YORK, HT'HoPCLIrAE, IrfUNI, AID
HASUAIIA% tA- STOCKS b''Cfl HNt -jif.
,nd al Kinds BFuoly aT1 NHNiprt tas securities talt
my GO: u. itn.N il'0, =, o..
RON. -3 O." iTo44 a.. y. y.
LEN. FROVHiSGHAM X Co., Bankers and
u E,u..a Nu , @alL MAKE Toe Customers Gr,gs,. ,.s
ISyE~I PftNT~ ~ il, .. small HuUTt la Si4th- ufa
legitimate haracr vA,h Frequently from hvt q twrIty
LAi.s "a, IpIrynl invested r.a.y thl'.y q t..
EEItABI STOCK ".fN .iIEl, negotiated az fayOla'
tle r.lrs na tlrsd ss hong desired on he
lv.1 trtg hyr Ter cent Circulars am weekly rcp'fu
Jeat frrr.
EIONEI WANTED at : per cent, in sums Of
w - UU0 sci 900 70 estate tuEit - '!2nfeld y
j. worth foDr the amount wantei None bui pntlpss
urat Apply Ia mos. y bi.ON \, "s'et'Se
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN that GOrt-
- gage m. Iasiain Enu.d tynNany 20 william 4.
IS BL~rc T. t1lliN, Gli'l
entitled Ac. Tor the relief % tHu taS-fL f1 iOAd
ta suCutng ~ va dsots anu lSItl, Dilg
y lHdo,
.us executed ami rntt'' aero iiS p" me tio'
slous said All rTch.o Oi .ii 'otr"Alo1 se ,ihsd
thvr elaine -s,i tpr -tr 90 o aSii tL-sS
AZ thr!r onee No. 80 B-NunrtIfest, ~ Epst'Ll
" F.STEES RAILROAD COMPANY,
By san -. &. LAr i.lsNCE. President
WILLIAM q. GU3EHS,
VILLAS 4. BACDN IltNstecs-
Will ARD 4. pHGLLlPS.}
Boston. Iuly l., 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
..,.,,,xr SOv.,,,,,, mock pEPARrMENT-lOA O'CLOCK
IN A. M,-SALkS bEFOKE THE G.

.,.,,r~1 sTOCK DEPARIMENT- IUA OCLUCh
AND l1io O'clock 4. VI.
,,..s.,ore5 1881 L , 500 Coupon, 1867 -
10 200 ll9s loOOJ ....'.'.--.''i-'i-oe
q IS, Coupon, 1901 400.
yIcST ROARD-lolo O'CLOCK A, ".
c,s of iots Bonds RG,irOId BONDS Bank dnd hd''-
'"F " rnnd Sh.rrhS- Erprcss NOctS. DC
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27


The foreign adyiccs to-day were Of no very Nnrcid,
importance and contained 10 ncwo specially i"iip-
encing any of the wallet. departments. IN
london British cou-ols were strong at 9Cl,iC, ~H'
United states sccuri les at full prices, ten-iprilc-
having risen 10 lCS5s. Ir.c was lower, Common
being down to 1875, Preferred closing at l'N@u,
Money continues easy, turce months bills being
discounted bcow tho minimum rate at ~" Bank II
Engand, this institution reporting gam on
balance" to-day Of G267,0O0 bullion. Sli-
yer is firm at jOl2L per ounce. ID
Frankfort, United State, new fyrs advanced
to lO3ls In Paris the per cent rcntes advanced 60
1O7.O5, exchange on London being quoted ai
Dish. Here foreign cxch.Hic ycTy weak,
with business down to 4 57&i Tor long and 81 90
lor short. Gold was duh and strong, and there
were 10 Influences foreign OF domestic, Affecting
the premium. The sale, were at Iil7s. o. gold
loans The rates were fat, and for carrying n y
per cent. The Assistant Treasurer pad OCT
$217 900 in coin interest Oh The public debt, and
$4,000 in redemption of called bonds. The opera
tiOas at the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold
cleared, $40 5000; ooid balances, Sl,l2s,GGS ::
currency balances, Sl.2Gi,l6G We annex pIinaga.
quotations OF gold:
.Ouo..Iil5- 1a1... lo.....lll c>D...l li17
10 ip..Ill7s l2yU % - "a. ..,..Ill'-.
spnco coGiscmeLts for tomo1"w'- steamer amount 20
SZJUOUO.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

lAlANHN fh.N a
- DC J2L
G, G. G audI
l.O....bc ~
Morris and Essex
- bCs .lIi =
9tO O...s5.lnl =
Chi, Bul & Quincy
= bell.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
Dipiocnp Nolltes.

DWiDE!D' OFFICE OF THE
BlIWERS, AND MALTSTE ERS' ms. CO.,
10. l39 BROADWAY,
NEW. YORK. July 20, 1875
The Board Directors have th.s day declared SEMI
ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FIVE 80 PER CENT payable
Aues-. l. " b. OGDEN, secretary.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

~, NICHOLAS ISsybAScE CoslrASY, 30. l65 BEoADHAY,
NEW oRN Juls p, 1876 :
THE usual Sem-annual Dividend of FIVE
PR C la, been declsIe payable on the lrst day Of
august. 1875 J. DU EOIS, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
UrFICR OF 1uU UOHARD INSrRANCE CO.,
kW NtEk Jufy 4, | = Ia.

rTHE BOARD cf DIRECTORS have declared
+ a SrhiIANSJAL Dividend OF SIX PER CENT
Upon tht capital -t"cs, pay able Oh demand - - -
CHAr. A.. n ULI. Secretary.
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SNERIFi'.j aALE.

Sam"cl Cathcart, Committee Of the Estate
Of JOAN u. Cathcart, Lunatic, against
Lncius Hopkins, Amos II Dwight and
Edward LTrowbrid%e, i Co)mrtnrrs undci
the firm naiie i'f ,ll"pfins. Dwight an,
TrowbrilGc, md SamI l} Clowncy Of
Clerk of the Court OF Fairfield County
S. G. -, ..r,....'
n OBJ cncc to an order Of the Cour,
L made in the above stated Case " HI
Offer for sale ut the risk ~ a." forni"r bur
ciiiiS-r tIe iilst Monday in February
next before the Court IInuSc door in
WinnSboro within the legal hours of sal,
to the highest bidder the fo lowing dcs.
cribcd property to wit:
All that tract Of land containing seven
hundred nu,r fifty ucrcs- more or less
an represented by letter CA on Il pint oi
survey Of tho Rc.ton Place li,ndo by Il. t..
Robertson ID. S. nn the :ih day OF October
1869 AMI On file in t,v Office ur tie Clrr,
of tonr' of Common Pleas for tho Count
Of Fairfield i'll the cnuSr styled G. J. Lamar
Wife ana others against the Estate Of y \
Peay deceased.
TERMS OF SALE.
One tAirl Cash. the balance on credit
Of enc and two years. two equal annual in.
stnnncnts with interest from day of sal,
payable annually, to be secured hv bond
of purchaser witira mortgage of the ,,reioi-
SEES, tho purchaser 10 pay for all necessary
papers. ......
Sheriil's Ofllcr, SW RUIZ
Winnsboro, : &, SEC.
January 7-X2i
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jan l2..X2
SnERI"F'S SALE.

u \ virtue of an execution TO me di
-l)rectod, will oifor for sale on the lirst
Monday III February n"Xt before the Court
Il1nse door in Winnsboro to the highest:
bi'dor at p"llic o"trry for cash The fol.
lowing drsrribed property, tn wit: All
that p antation or tract Of Ian | contain
ing t%o hundred and eighty acres situate
in tho County of Fairfield ANA bounded by
lands of Mrs lrot.i. Mrs &c Noblcy, y IL
liam Young, and others levied upon as the
property of Isaac II Means at The suit of
Oncnl and Son against Isaac ii Means.
Sherifs Office, S WRUFF,
WinnSburo. S G., ..~. ,gSFC.
inn 7Atlx0Ans a. Ids & h.s3..L
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LOCAL ITEMS.

\ Gs- An b4 mark On q Subscribers
Fpapor denotes that his subscription has
expired. We will be glad to have oil de-
pay up foras,anothers year. There, are o
good many persons whom wo have been
iindulging f0r q long time: Az we undergo
heavy expense and are 6ompelledstb tb make
AcAsH PAYMENTS for material and labor, wo
Knot afford to wait longer for our just
dues. On the FIRST OF JANUARY NEXT we
s propose to erase the names of all dclin-
We may resrst M s Ss%s oU
four dollars, anasthe IHERAfip, three dollars,
u year. Pay up your Subscriptions.
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two others out Of the guardhouse.
They were then taken by other per-
sous to patch of woods no,.r the
Methodist church, and woro there
severely whipped and threatened,
with view to make thom tell about
the burglary recently committed
upon the &esidence Of Mr.. Jno. D..
McCarley. He stated that he knew
nothing about the burglary, and
that he and the other prisoner
were afterwards paid money'to con
ceal tho matter.
John d. Smart moved that CON-
mittee be appointed to investigate
the matt er. Geo. H. McNIastcr ex-
planned that the purpose of the
meeting was not to investigate the
matter, but to express tho sentiment
of the community upon tho alleged
outrage. John Smart then with
drew his resolution, and II. r..
Robertson offered substitute, that
a committee of three be appointed to
draft resolutions to express the
sense of the meeting. Geo. II.
McAIaster moved to amend by in
sorting ftre, instead of Mrec, which
motion was carried, and the resolu-
ton unanimously passed rs amend
cd. The chair appointed the follow
ing committee: James G. McCants,
H. l.. Elliott, John d. Smart, A. p.
Miller, and Jas. A. Bricc. The COM
mittee retired and on their return
submitted the following -
The committee appointed to
draft resolutions expressive Of the
sense of this meeting with reference
to the outrage alleged to have been
committed on the night of tho 9th
inst, beg leave to submit the follow.
ing resolutions
Resolrel,-1. That we, the citi
zens of Winnsboro in mass meeting
assembled, hereby express our ur-
qualified indignation ut such OH I'M
warranted act, and we regard it as
an outrage upon the rights of the
citizen and IN insult to the fair
reputation for order and law which
our community has heretofore en-
joycd.
2. That the perpetrators Of This
act deserve the condemnation OF all
good citizens, and the full penalty Of
the law.
3. That these resolutions be pub
lishcd in the News and HERALD.
Respectfully submitted,
. JAMES G. McCANTS,
II. l.. ELLIOTT,
JOHN d. SMART,
A. p. MILLER,
JAS. A. BRICE.
The resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
Tho meeting then, on motion, cd
journed.
I. N. WITHERS,
JOHN j. NEIL, Choir,Oo,,
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State Of South Carolina. County Of FAIR
field --k;am1. Is. Clowney ~ Clork Of
Court, VI Robert 4. Pickett.
N pursuance % ;:n order "fthe Court Of
i. Common Pleas made i'll to above en-
tit;"a action, will Offer Tor sat. before Ike
cour' housc door In Wihu+bnro on the
LIST Monday in February next, within the
legal hours OF sale t. the hi4noat bidder
ut public outcry, the following desert bed
property to Wit: All that plantation or
tract of land situate and being in the
County Of Fairfield anl State of South
hrolinn afolcs..id, containing one hun
drcd and thiriy-ninr acres. moro or less,
represented by the letter az" i'll n plat of
r&trvcy made by B. III. Robertson. d. S.
on the 18th day Of October, a. ID 1869, OF
the lands belonging to the Estate Of n. A..
Peay, deceased, known as the Fiint Etll
Place. Terms Of sale: On" third of the
purchase money to be paid III cash. Eoy
the balance, II credit of one una two years
with annual interest from the day of sale,
the purchaser to give his, bond with n
monS;aye ofthe premises, and to pay for
nll necessary papers. S. ". EUEF,
L Shcria'5 Office, , ..f., Sheriff +. G..
'TWinn,boro, S. G.
|, January 9th, 1876. jan. -tl13