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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-07-06
school RenQrES.
CHAIRMAN.

The following is areport. of School Dis
trict 1, Jasper Township for the term
ending June %: !. ..s.,s.=
Number of scholars enrolled a. .1.s
The following are those whose deport-
ment, and standing in class have merited
the grade of 100: Alice House. Effe
Mark, Laura Kirk, Addie Burnett, Ruthie
Burnett, Edith Burnett, Nora Eichel-
berger, Lizzie Montgomery, Matte Sewers,
Willie Mcdonald, Jimmie Mark, Olive
Sewers, and Wortie Shoop. as essas
Number of visitors 49,. X. .ssss s
The school held its usual examination at
the close Of the term, upon the. different
branches pursued, wherein each. pupil
answered satisfactorily. .e'es
| We return thanks to the patrons for
their kindness extended to us during the
entire term, and are happy to say Jasper
Mills is feeling deep interest inleduea-
tional matters; indeed, that should be the
question of importance everywhere at
present. MARIAN EIcHELBERGER.
Report of Bethel School for the term
ending June 30 1876. Monthly enroll
nent 24; daily attendance 20; visitors
| 20.
Roll of Honor: Hugh w. Devalon
Werter Dewitt, Edward Grang, Chas. C.
Grove, Willie Harper, Charlie Harper
James Hyer, Willie Pavey, Flora B. Dix.
on, Ella Harper, Rosa Jones, Ida G. Mayo
Minnie Mayo, Eliza Pavey, Alice Sites
James Jones. j. /. ROBERTS.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-07-06
LOCAL NOTICES.

Clothing at all prices at Lights Cash
House. -.-.
For anything in the tinware line, GO
to Shum's, 26W2
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-07-06

! Leave your orders for gas-fitting with
John Shum. He pays special attention to
this branch of work. 26w2
+ On the Alley, in the rear of the En-
CINE House, Tom Saxton feeds horses for
25s cents. 85s a-sgt. 32w2
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-07-06

Report of Bethel School for the term
ending June 30 1876. Monthly enroll
ment "a; daily attendance 20; visitors
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-07-06
New Spring Goods
From New O1'k,

BOUGHT SINCE THE RECENT
DECLINE,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-07-06
TAN DEMAN & USEICKl

(successors to J. L. VanDeman & Co..
Are now ready with their
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-07-06

j. B. KOeNTz, see'y.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-07-06
GET VALUE FOR YOUR CASH

VAN DEMAN & Usr1cK.
April 27.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-07-06

WILLIAM SMITH,
Xenia College, Xenia. o.
, 1876-11-29

strong, and Greece is assumed here to be
very weak but if one ironclad goes into
the air over q torpedo, not a Turk
will fight on board ship again. The
great probability is that the Pashos will
think the chances Of war, on the whole,
rather better than the chances of such q
peace aud when they can amuso their
enemies no longer, will either set their
backs to the wall, or, throwing up the
game, accept Russia as their direct and
ayowed master and protector, And Of the
two the former is she more probable, for
many reasons, one Of which, to do the
Turks justice, 10 that it will best preserve
their s~elf,respect. Their vicos ore the
vices Of tyranta, not Of elavea; and they
have never skulked from fighting 10 defence
of the only thing they really value,--ths
ascendancy Of their caste. People say,
without thinking, it is the %ascendancy Of
their creed, but to that the modern history
Of Arabia, a history Of incessant revolt and
repeated subiugation by the Ottoman, is a
sufficient reply. We think, subject oil
ways to The conceivable chance Of q Turk
ish alliance with Russia, that the Pasbas
will negotiate as long as anybody likes,
but will surrender no territory, and will
make tie very best fight Of it they
can, trusting that if they lose. the
terms they must accept after defeat will
scarcely be harder than the terms now
offered for their acceptance. II will bsa
relief to them to part with their polish fox
a while, and stand out as they ore, emerge
tic barbariaus, who do not care about
death, who can rule wherever courage
will give rule. and whose pleasure In
sovereignty is not ia administration" in
the English sense, but IN the exercise of
unrestricted v%olition. They want to DO as
they like, for good or for evil, not to enjoy,
as Mr.. DisraeIi, who ay%mpathisos entirely
with them, has admirably put it, =" That
closely watched slavery which in this coun-
try is Knocked with the name of power"
They may yield, but, 10 our Judgment, they
are far more likely to fight, and supply
one more illustration OF the truth that a dy-
nasty always obeys the law of its being.
They came with the sword, they have
ruled with the sword, and they will per-
ish by the sword.
, 1876-11-29
"HETHATG IvETH TOTHEP0OR, go

jack, who had just come ashore, in making
his way to the city was met by a beggsr Who
asked bin for help, I'D give you twopenoe."
said Jack, i" but I've nothing less than a shit'
ling" The beggar besought the sailor to give
him the silver piece, and remarked, "He that
eiveth to the poor lendeth to the Lord"
Jack then said, '"Ab, we'll, there you are"
and he handed the beggar sac shilling. Going
home at night tipsy. Jack lay down BY the
wayside. A city missionary passing, tried to
rouse him, and Jack. in angry tones, said.
"Who are you1" The missionary politely
replied, I'm a servant of the Lord" "Well,"
says Jack, go homo and tell your governor
he c me t.n2enoe."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, APRIL IA, 1876.

Futures dnll sales Of sdt,pg Uplands Low Nihdling
clause shipped Msrca and Ar per ss at yi, s CO. eo
Jutc and july delivery ri S2d also ssl.s Q, 1e
July delivery, at Gd S@les OF tao week 1000
baes Of which 1000 taken ior export and 29vC on
secuateI tOalspcS band. a260 90 hsS OF when
American receipts OF the week. 03GO bales oil when
$1,000 American; actual export 0NvO baes amount
Cotton aAoa 100000 bales, Of which - 900 are Amel
bales American sales Of the week, 81 o. % bales inc receipts
OF wheat Tuesdays report, were 25OOJ quarters Of
LIVERPOOL, April l3-30 p inSAlee OF sildilhg
Cotton Low MiGdlng clause. May ana June asitFeiy, AZ
6iisad Lard 800 ct for American Baeon' 300 = o"~
iIyERroo Apr 1873 p moi the sales OF Cotton to day
1900 bales American.
TrvRKPoo. April 1850 p mCotton futures quiet ana
unchanged Of Mdding Upapls, Low Middlng clau
April and May delivery, st 6'd spirits Turpehhhe -1'
Ioypos April l3-l220 D. The OF discount for three
m0.is bills ~ open market il cent Which "a cent
below the Bank x England rate. United STATES BohuS len
Forte,. 1861. Ere Railway shares Us. ,, ,o,o ,,.t
Rihtss opened eti i'm n at s6f l6ca
LOspoN, April lS3 p m-1he bullion in ths BANK Oh m
gland decreased ~ during The past wcek Consos
9is Tor money and "a ~ for the account Behned Peo
TOS6oS Apr $3.50 D. u-The proportion OF the Bank
Of England reserve TO liabilities which last week was 40 yer
Is Asa cent The amount Of bullion gone INTO
tae Bank Of England on balance today j. $4,000, . -
snd the account Enc Railway snaits lo+ PaIls aoFC's
quote RenteS. 6df 5j. ,oo-
old 1881. Eue Railway shares 1873 - ,. IN
LONDON, ApTl l3J.jO p. m.sisar 81 = cwt for No IL
LOsUON. April -EysEing.-Hop - 10 Ns4 t0r Wiscon
s AMI "A 10 - Tor New YORK state Tie market or In
Gsh Hops quiet and the demand FOR European and Ame
TAsI,, Ap 13-The specie in the Bank has In
erased bS3oOi Daring The pSsi week Exchange on Lon
fRANNFCEr April l3.pnited States bonds New Fiyos,
ASIwERr April I3-Petroeum 3Oi for Fine Pale Anerl.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

1gTMe April s. & & % S7 200 P5s E What
bGsh Corn, 1850 bqsb oats, 10000 bush barley 1880
"a rs Of White al II 81 81 40 GO0 bush.
Nes a. 5s9 9c On iiacs ost-~e; tiade only barley dull
9s Of 90 sg+h Sin, state ~ a5qlgc MAI steady.
gn.os inactive e., nomray 81 II er Cy Maize ,,. .,
strung ani higher and cisse al INSIDE prices 40 Chicago
sPriny. - o. 90" Il -, A@s 81 ~ June; has sold at
Corn lairly active ant sh1ce h9Her TO- At 45c SPOT
s,c f. 81 II A., 6 !e spS 1'' ''yf a S"a apf
Jane. Rye quiet aud Ncss 81 o5d64 Ec Barley in good
ia,r demau bot At lower rates 81 lo052 l5 spot - Is
bit 81 Ioraf rites; s3 40 ca1h; SIS ass 2a Nay;
81 55 ."al" jung; Bl.A Ares sie-d ana , sdn'
Mhay quiet Gt steady 81 = o. Seop,s-Floar tg9 9
TSnr :p5 us: Wheat a 90 5asi Cora 10 0jJ oasb
a;erraon cat q DO B,aT' GneGgaeed com easier;
Shade isseT s22 20, MAJ ~ l54s42 AZ ?, June Lard
oIScisSAI Ari i3-Flonr ,;ea 'y and uncarcct whest
st'aty - 2oa,l 3 Corn quiet but tim 81 sea lie oas
unr,aagrd io1A u.l.y -nchlng,d Lard stra,y steam
Ecudcrr - r cash; IS e., buyer june h.ts endcr q,
i1's yer Anil l2e' bug Jaly cie3r si1e 2s.:
SO 20 Clear Sias sl3 ilo4s e,icr; Common TO Good
hand al - G l.1trr ,'i pine 10 clocr 25 ilGci
tsy TO Hst lort i3II.',,a. iurnG .'S leat.Sc
mgr f1ar, class -r.as i.a- Mats -oe Iaar l'e
hnNtt\sE Afrl iSIii.'f qa'i "nslaDf.d W 5,r
', , ,'' ..,.l =. sf ,.' 10 &C.
gc $50 &C. straag :, ~, Provision ngeii'c NORMALLY
81, ai,rfs $50 iD.,. Flnal l.otl husl'. heat
] =. i@ nm, r.. u, =, l.l - ,:el
71.nlau,i: sale 500 bhi.. ncinfng + 30, = - Pc
u 2its6 6a Is boz -rtirs 81 @js.s 2a 1hes, steady
"a jest, r-Ils' iylia g %. ~ D.. Arfaer ~ u Sproaici
J.. .N D. f| n q ~ |
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FISK g. HATCH.
DipioenO NoliteS

OFFICE oF rar DrBrQiE AsD siouN CITY EAHRoAD coz
Ne. 81 MlLlIAA e.. NEN YORK March =, lslo.
NOYlGE.-A DIVIDEND OF THREE 81
y PER trNI las this tag been declared the stock OF
m Company payable the ijt day Of April next at tle
oife jUsuu, Patton Co.. 10 stocAhoidcis re-
lsfr.uf a. sues 40 tit closing OF tle ho'Ea. -,
Transfer hAs sal le closed ou the ~ sra rtopent on lHe
l7JhGay 81 April asst j. T. DUMDNr Assistant SECRETARY
OFFICE cr ruf CENTRAL RAfLgoAD GO. OF SEw RgsET}
Ilg I.rFNIN- 49,. ErV-fOhg March 81, 1876. }
TIVE u,Ual QUARTERLY DIV lDEND OF
y TWO ASD < UhLF PER CENT ) tbs isy declared.
pfh r - this office or AFR tiI t'DAl ihe -UtL OF
1r Tho transfer books VIII De closed nom Tuesday, the
ltl, ul Friday. the Dist pIoAino 1890. - -
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Banking 6ouscs an0 Bankers.
= SIX g. Fla I OH q
BANKERS,
No. 5 NAssAU-sT, NETWORK.

We give particular attention DIRECT DEALINGS IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS at CURRENT MARKET RATES,
AID are prepared all buy sell in large small
amounts all classes Of investors. Orders by mail or
telegraph will receive careful attention
We pleased fruish information IN reference TO all
mat;er connected with investments Government Bonds
Wo also bay and sell GOLD and GOLD COZ PONS, coll
LECT DIVIDENDS, and TOWN, COUNTY and STATE
COUPONS, &C.. and buy and sell On COMMISSION all MAR
KErABLE SrOCES AND BONDS.
ia our BANKING DEPARTMENT We receive deposits
and subject draft and allow interest to DE cred
lied monthly averaging FOR the month from $1,000
To- Of three per er anHum, and on bal
ances AVERAGING over 80 at tie rate Of four per cent
FISK e. HATCH.
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EraGl Nolicts.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-CiTY and
= COUNTY 81 NaN-YOHk-Ihe New-Nork Life lnsui
arcc Company aI.t GIihtI l,3VS sarah p ltaynor, hd
vdrsllr M - tcsrtIlX trustee under thr last viii
and ,.tlu,Ut of An ~ lgguor deceased; fLLlheth VI.
Adri-idr S. Iit. Minnie Iayuor MllaA H. Ryncr,
itus - ~ scott. ftels 4llt. william j. Tar
i- uai L.s ne, CwIl.s L. toflNI ist National
I.a fur The Union National Blna 81 ihc City 81
Y..s. SlrF.14. lIr l.f com not s-r)io each Of
rrur. Do complaint in this arinn wilch IS Ills
trg ui,t Gao o.r Of tie trA ~ lhr Court - common
f.-z, te cos county oil N-pNork IN 4 rev C1uii
Iu.4t o. ih.Cy Nrw i0rE, aud o. s.Nc ac'nF III yn
a.-., 49, complaint lie svhscer s once,
% -.lI.. street. NtvhCfk CITY, Within t"taiY Gays
a.i You, exclusive cd the oat
--t anf u lt 20 answer an" s.ud complaint
cont f tHC rCI oer Gauct pm the c-1piHt dated
Sev,.N nj February 3, 1876 HEN ~ s. hOrEGr
AZ lauGvF Phiaaas Attorney.
NOTICE TO CREDlT0RS-in pursuance Of
= au o4.r Court a. Caucery a. Tie Sao ~ New
Jerr 40 certain Tier 3D. 3cUOiiaa Wherein EENJA-
MIN z. GLADpISG 8, CON iaiuant and TIE MANHAf.
.rtS BLEACHING AND DYGlNG COMPANY, and others.
infants bearing the twentieth day OF December
T. 1873 the gl-r enc RCce.vrr ~ Tire sal lae ManlGt
tau Ist ard pvsn~ tnup'pv trr''y gives r'u'G ?"
an creditors ui Suu Company leo present % ~ Us once
..r~t National falk il ding ftrrsna n J. ihff DATA cog
aluuc al Their srVcrd clius luG o"ullds ag'nst the
saH any. nrf5 r t"tn..th dar ot April n"Nt
b. n lr .ni from Ire dato saC orter, ard 30 detaui
tnis a may thereafter De e.. ctred 10y SAID Court ugvn TIE
Proceeds and ci-,ts 90 ,lit or fi0u
GhfaEr A. HOBART, Receiver.
Paterson =. j., Dee 13, lSi -.
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financial.
RAUWAY.-The

NEW-JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY.-Ihe
~ appointed by the boDdholders Tor
holds sixty cent 81 the FIRST
and yve per cent 0f the Second Mortgage OO ana a,s
urging foreclosure suit 81 ,Uoes WAC have
not YET surrendered their bonds should deposit them WITH sho
Central Company No Il Nassaust II not informed IN
regard points plan Of reorganization bondh0lders
should send 10 the Secretary for 2 copy.
D. r. HAINTEAD, Chairman.
II. L. DECHERT, Secretary.
No. 1873 Chambers st.
Room No ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14

At an informal meeting of the stockholders OF the
Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad held yester-
llay the following gentlemen were appointed COM
snittec to confer and advise with the Protective
COMMITTEE and to take such steps as may seem to
them necessary insure full representation OF the
kock al the special meeting to be held in Toledo on
HE 31st of May next viz: W. }. Syms. John ,.
,fappan. w. Il. Hunter, w. b. Cragin, p. Norman
lgharles Dana, W. b. Scott. Robert \. Tappan
Charles Kueeland J. X. Powell.
! The Denver and Rio Grande Railway reporteaTn-
Engs for the week ending March 81 at $3.50 % /;
Kane week. 1873, S79lS 10; increase, 1892 TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14

Hfc Winter Mouhadr0 closes quiet bnt
PAINTTheTe has been fair obens demand er,ins sd the
include oneensge Paris White at 81 20 c9oksoDs Vene-
Orange Mineral at nc Red Seal oxide Zinc &C, gold.
and china Clay At sl9 gold and 80 80 eaIreney ,o
quotations less nominal in she absence oi an
ErseS Crude in bulk quoted at &C. ie carly deliveries
in bhls at &c Refined in bills at IL c DO. in cases,
Refined at philadelphia ami baltimore, again dull and
PKOViSi6NS PORK mail st was less active and prices
ae easier sales OF 100 5es New Mess on The sP9
and 81 80 asked Tor May SO Is bid aa so IS ked FOR
sS2 20 asked and Tor Angus 50 80 Id and E1tI
RTme for Er9at delivery Quoted at ts Soa ana iIas
hbs pain AID Extra Mess sl2 % Prime Mes at 20
Hams ruled duh sacs 20 bbls soIthcm qnoed &c t22dtS
and Western st 81 80 Cqi Meats continued ~ ns ae
as to average weights. 500 Pcsled shoulders In bulk a. p
we're wi without i material cb1nss 100 pies soil
enk at lDe ior shoadeTs ana L. lGg in
Clear aud l2',c FOR city Dressed Hogs again lover
and he demand for parcels on he spot continued light bat
e e am IN sS sIS 90 a sr the sf
sso $40 [cs for ha at $lS % 500 ies fof 5uii
Sd AMI sl 20 asked Ter May SIS tn lid and si9 q a
asked for June. sl - bi ana sl5 90 ssSe; for Jsiy
ga nd s4 % asked for agggs 81 10 % 394 ~ 10
city steam 80 ics sold at S5 o2hGfl$ 40 AeAnei was
MsT s'q l;s 1l At IS iGc or Far 70 ire do welsh
Io !, for ~ ~ Cioce Sew western tabs,
nj q a35c for Fair Choice aE 10 Creamery ~ Tor
state abrAns Iubs for common 10 Prime soe
i plS Gh' s6d safe wcsR l6s at G$Gc Common
Prime; oh Western At 2oGS9c; Tor Coi i # % Ig5e
io h to,isl" ,sioo Factory at 7aalos Tor Common
Gcol loo l31 fo GOOD 70 Fif ig sga mao 20
Dairy a. $50 4ci Nssi 70 ~ FarcT Eggs were wout
important change IN price but the inquiry WE % ana AZ
i9alqc; Wc.;orn at lSgI3c tho laiior Tor 'Aoc' "u
% vas fair demand and prices were steady at
toon The Charleston market was reported higher saa
JJypriaol zine aad qioelons remained steady BuS
las been qui, AID uAchang,s. We quot" Asd"n@ iAsI
y 60; Worihineon's Nar,hairs Deanus. ana washing
tons n s56Si 20 other brana5 - 31csl 20: htcrpoo
ground s0S5Jc; Turks Isane so. . Bssn ~. Martin
Price. are steady r al crr,ors, hut there e
only Inotcrnc nIsiac,, ecinS GONE ig Jopoihe o ' i
" 'I - - C. .i i.. o. Rsla,!s 26c.ic. Ginger
Cslcutts, 9l e52c Afrcsu lO-1 llc fImehto l"2' MI
SiEtHIN-saTSc steady at Il he fcr Prime western and
l , = ~ , ,Sis s was the satisfied o,on of Raw
Is-e I sss E Esai ,! hnsi; A s
Esceipis s'aec......-.......9S,5lJ Gl.s S9!2 100
8 sa 3 3a3 8; % 'ln
stock April -. ls71......5Ia-i o2,e,2 2s5s57 &.Iu
s;cSS 2 TIL g "a $50 5000 s2,@ 1910
Raw v4s ann TO-DAY nil ar emaphi tars Of 90. Eads
centrifugal o. 700 rl!, iha s.ts'-' $50 a a.
c1bi I,f I.or common lehia- C's@5isc DO rag Re
,Iur. igr1- 60 6"Dl I.'.'i1, ga 's-' &c" frme
E 'sir,6 "a, Hal.s,. CO. ~. Sc 4a 100
10 -. 54ea'c No., 100 j. 10 ~ ne ''
l,l,. y4lJi.c. PORTO Eic'-iirline iloI % Prime.
MANN. l7 N'.'r.-,' mig sr1 11. &c. En-, g..
R , f I5' o.: rsna..il ~ e. cat Ia. los.I
d. SEQ " q .
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s'o I3ios,c 1000 1895; 1000 12i7c 500 1S'0c 100
- lsoO l3sc 7O 10 lts.c 900 lSsc o. ~ ieC
eoi 200 lss co lses IS a 1gS lGeo 1876
lSS5s,c; 500 l33ic; september 800 l3SSsc NoYemOe
100 ISc December 200, l3sc total 26,4v0 bales siahd
tetSl, 70 900 bales. -.
AT tire close tie steady The following were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14
III Y. snnreme Conrt.-EIeanor Brown. nam

~ Y. supreme Court.-Ele0nor Brown, PLAN
n. t prrI-i William A. cot Al'rg.l Hot, Robert Mack
d. John .,noa. Dudley NJ. steele Nhlsm A. ililrop "a
Min IL pckrr.an, ana BENJAMIN ". Eoancy, tceu'"u's-
-t.Huu>-For R,-t (Cru. not s,rl-lo tho dechd ms
aorc named: No hereby summoned auI tqyi,td I"
answer rr clr1 tns ac' pn, Whra VIII Do hle In Tie
once " cltrh o TIE 'y ana county OF Ne" YORK All
y. b. rye = r,- ~ yrur answer the said complaint ne
snh.pIhrr I'd rs uH-r, 80 seven - Nassiu 'ft ~ tut
~ twenty Gays attti sac service ~
is fomtS ou yo exclusive ~ The DAY Of such service
ANA ii Won ffil ~ ho ssd complaint within the mae
afa me nj nii p this acti WI apply % The Court iuf
ne rrl / demanded IN tle complaint Dated ac"iCrk
March II, 1916 49,. t-3N ~ 4: ..,,l'oN u,
Plaintiffs AttoUty, No Nassau street
The complaint IN hr above action vas hlrd ~ the Once OF
fIr Cora - the cry and C0Enty of Nrvlok on the lst
day %. March. 1876. EDWARD T. BROWN, PRS Atty
"a llWGHF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14

ood Ordinary 3lsle Low Ghidlhg.. --s's-i l.is
For there decline az SIsc, which led 20
Tger Transactions. Sales yesterday after mApr 200
Sisc: 200 10 SC; May Loo, June, 600 - SCI
.nB 500 iSsc August 900 10 htal S4Vg ealss
Inst caJuno 900 Is l7sac August, 200 IL 232c; Dscem
|or. 200 lS3yc total 800 bales. Seeopd caJniy, 400
Ice August 100, lSisec total 500 bales Third call
lag. 100 nsc september 100 BE- total 200 sse:
TO- l3issc 100 l5th lssc; Nay 500 Is lsac Toe
|2s,se LOO ssci lO90 se lo0 i9ssss eoe .ei
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gieamboats ano Railroads.
RAJ RAILROAD OF NEW JERgEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY.
Freight station In New York foot Of Connects
al SOmeryle with eonh Branch T. Hampton upcfo1
with Del lack and West. X. r. al Phlpsburg with Lekgk
and Susquehanna Division alse with Legh Valley Haroad
Central pennsylvania and New York state. '
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Dec !, lS75.-Leaye NewY0rk tollowss
$50 m-NEws TRAIN for Eas.on. Bevidere. BetalsAs
Bath Allentown, Maucl Chunk, Tamaqaa, Taaacnd Wkas
barre, Pottsvle, Scranton, DC.
6:l5 a. m.-Way Train for Danelen
7gJ mWay Train for Pennington END Easton, eonnsc1o
nj Junction with Del, Lack. and West X X
900 m-MOkNISG EXPRESS, daily ieXceV Shndays, ID
EsstOn Allentown Harrisburg and tho West Connects q
EastOn for Aauch Chunk, Ialagua lO"aheh "hkespafr&
Poitsvil!e, Scranton Danville. WIlialnspori, &r
1915 o. nWay train for SOmeryille and fleinlrgton
100 p. m.-EKrREss for Pennington, Eason, AHenscwns
Mauch Chunk, Tamaqna MahSnoy City, Hazeton WIZ
barre Reading Columbia Lancaster Ephrata fottsvh<
is ~ n~EPREss for Easton, Belvidere, Bath Maush
Chunk Wilkesbarre, and Scranton
$50 d. m-Way train for DunelcD.
400 o. ln-Way train for Eas'ou, Allentown and Mauo4
Chunk Junction with Del Lack and West X \
$50 D. m.-Way tIain Tor sonervilie and bennington.
300 D. m.-Way train for DuDeilen. ,,.... .u....
6:l5 EAPREss, daily ior baston AiiantowS
hauc Chunk WikcsbaTTe, To" and he"ilas' ana nsAs~
w :, "a D. In.-way Train Tor somcryile
SEQ y. n.-Way Train for SON eryilo
$50 y. In.-WaY Train Cor Dunelen.
ZOO D. n.-Way Tram Tor SOmerYle.
$50 D. m.-FOr Easton.
o3J u. m.-Way Train FOR SomeryUc.
I2pO y ~ Tram tor O3nelien-
FT Elizabeth al 3d. 0:l5, C;35, =, 1870 715, $40
g 90 $50 1915 Ills a. m; ~ IN, l2to, 300, 2s5
40 2 az A dis $50 445, D. 5:l5 $50, $50. Q. Gi6
0SO T. 7Io $50 go 1890 lI;l2 ~ p ~, sn, .,ar.
~ d p,rnyrrN Ganar,l Passenger Acen,
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
Ethiopian MARRETs

LIVERPOOL, April 1890 T. m.-Coton is quiet and nm
changed Middfng Upilnds 0ad Mifiling orieans 6'si
salos 1000 bafs oelnaiag Loo Tor sssello ana ea
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OFFICE MISSOURI KANSAS AND TEXAS RAILWAY Co..
NEw-YoRK, April 10. 1876 .
V'HE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF
the MISSOURI KANSAS AND TEXAS RAILWAY
COMPANY the election OF Directors for the ensuing year
transaction of other business viii be held AZ the Office OF
the Company IN Parsons Kansas, on the IN
day q May 1876 II O'Clock Transfer books VIII De
Closed evening April u 10 the morning OF May H.
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ZiMAItldi.
|, GAS STOCKS.

4 GAS STOCKS. ..
"a. NETWORK METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL. AND
JASUATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
AMI ali kinds Brooklyn and New YoEk Gas Securities ceas
mby oi-o. II I ,5., 80. - - y
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/ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.

~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT;
COMMENCING Oct 20 1875. Trains Hunters Point 40
tclOSs
900 m;-Express mail for Greenpart sag Harber sna
Eenus,ead.
10000 m.-Mai train for Port Jefferson Locus; vcIlsS
Hampstead. ana EOckaWay.
1880 Accommodation Tor Hicksvie AMI HemPste&t
m-EEprgss Groenport, sag Iarbor, Locust Va
ley. iiemDstCad. ana IlocEa'ay.
for Port JeneIson locDsL Naieys ana
UemfS3eNL
away. -. . e.. - -, - , 49,.
Traits hourly Flushing frol ESQ 10 Ta3J
m "a at =, lOjU ana ll,tj
''7 '+ SUNDAY TRAINS
900 o. m.-For Port Jefferson Locust Valley and Hem,
stead.
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PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
4 tic NENJEKsEY SOUTHERN Z. R.-Fars rym New
Pk'ladepba ONLY - 25 commencing ar l@ lsll
Leave NesYorx rom Pier g. " ~ t11t Rector ST: lc:J
a. d. OF philadelphia r'g Banch TOMS River, Vil-spa,
&C. y M. philadelphia Long lrsnch; .owa, ard
luCksrtOn. ". :. SNtDEN, u NJ
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5ieamboats an0 Railroads.

ALBANY.-PE Peoples LINE STEAM
~ BOATS lrave Pier H. y Re- DAILY Sundays excepted
o. d D. in Tor Albsay aad an points u0fth aud west.