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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27
NOTICE.

DERSONS who are indebted 70 me for
L BlseksmithinE are requested 70 pay up
forthwith. Ny situation Is such that II yo1
fsil 70 comply promptly shall be obliged 70
resort 70 legal means This would rather
not do but / must collect
IanIS-zt 10. MAKTIN.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27
Notice.
LAND SALE.

I VII I sell 20 the highest bidder for cash.
L On the premises. certain tract OF parcel Of
On the 2lst day Of February, 1876.
Described g follows, u wit: bounded On the
north BY the lands Of v. ?. Wilkinson. On
the east By the lands Of Ms. Carols On the
south by The lands Of Samuel Rogers and west
by Cameron containing n all
85 ACRES
In accordance with a trust deed 20 Tne given
and executed by Thomas n Campbell. On the
18th day ofJnn-- 1875, and re istaredin trust
deed book B. page $50 on same day. This
the 18th day Of Jan 1876.
janS5- d JAMES MEEK
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27
Receivers Notice.

HAVING been appointed By the Chaneery
II Court ~ Pnlaski, Receiver 70 take charge
Of and collect All notas- seeoun-s, md zrnezts
ETC, due Rob- ShzpzEd q Co, therefore al
E'arsons Indebted 20 them are hereby notified
% seIEle E7th me- and AL Ol1csrs holding
claims for oollsolion in their favor are nosi-
ls1 . account With ne for the same forl b
With J B STACY. Jr-
5En1-A1 asesiEsr, e1c-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27
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Globe Flower Cough Syrup. are: First. 3
soothing and controlling iD1uence over any
cough, EEording refreshing sleep; second, pro
noting AZ easy eEIsetoration; third, invigoT-
sting the whole system, curing the cough,
and bequesthIng 70 posterity one Of its great
est blessings-s0und Lungs and immunity
from Consumption. One bottle viii prove %
you is astonishing virtues. Price 81 pei
f.r--1a For - IL ~ S.sr-r5-zr 4 Tsaozr
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-01-27
DIR. PENBERTON'S
EXTRACT Of STILIINeiE

g Gos biooa IT, sorsF EnSn
70 the world This .blcod purifier has SC
Quired 8 very extended and established cele-
5rity, both in Ospital and private practice,
As 8 remedy for Scrofula- Syphilis, etc, and
and injurious use Of mercury. sold by Sump-
Ter & Lacey. Merrell q C0nden, Sole Pro
priet0rs. jan27-1y
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4 Curious Story. Book at Drug Store
OF SUMPTER & LACEY.
MERRELL'S
Anti-Billioas Prescription,
HepatinE

discovered b a Traveller in Southern
Nubia.
Merrell's AnIi-Billious prescription, Hep
atine- cures Headache in . minutes. Cont
patton Of the BoEeIl's in DAYS Bilious
attacks IN from I 70 DAYS. Calls and fever
IN q DAYS. A sure and permanent ere for
al Diseases has arise from DisordeTed Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys Unlike any other
preparation for the Liver ever offered 20 the
public Fifty Doses for g.. Two cents per
dose Cheaper than pills, and free from cal
omel. Read the -'eurious story its dis
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Perfectly Peerless -
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Cures, as II oy magic,
Colds, Coughs. Bronchitis, Hoarzeness, Asth-
ma. WhO0plng-czughFP seurisy. Pain ana
soreness IN Breast, Difficulty Of
Brezthing.
Aud will T.0sirfve7- r--7ra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETs.


IIvxsPoor- Aug lll230 P mCotion II hrmj Modins
Jplands 6st.d; Mddng orleans Gosd; sie- l9yOO 1ae
,nrgfuc 5000 speculation and export receipts 2,vO
bslcs of which 200 bales American Futures Seati
livery at 6d.; do do, August ana september deIveiy
ri ID do do September october delivery, al 6Sae
also ut Glsti sales Of MiddhnE Uplncs
Low clause october and November delivery az
sd: also o. the at 6SId sales OF Mddng
IIfanas, Low MidGlng clause November ana De
eesnl1er delivery at 6s,sd. sales OF New Crop Mid
ding UplanGs Low Kidding clause, shipped oc
toigr aud November (pcf SAID, ut 6sJGd{ sales
Of the week bales exporters took 5000 bales
1900 bales; total stock, S13OOO bales
Inercan 900 bales total receipt $1,000 bales Anet
ron siost 39 American. 1000 aes forwarded
frn fhe shUs direct spnners, 1000 bales Amef
saes Of The week. 90 bales The receipts OF Wheat for
The past three days $4,000 quarters OF which $4,000
qusuyTRrooi Aug Ii-I:3g p. n.-Bresdstuas heavy
Corn lS a. auart4r for Mixed Western. Mhsat, $50
oG A. Genital FOR average California White 800 10 iGI cub
do sac for Red WesterI Spring PORK 90 y DOL ior
IYnRPooI, Aug liz m-Bseon-shor Clear Tea, 5 steady
pod Wbeaf-Sprng No. iul at 9 !; No duh at D. 3 ;
Winter dull at 49, CCrnMixed dun at ZSi5e ,,, ,,,,
Low Mdling clause, october and November delivery, al
G'sd. the sales today 1900 bales were American
iIyHRPooI4 Aug 1i-43O m..lho t,s o s,aadg
Fabrics Manchester nrfD Cotton utuits stsay
sales crop Middng Up ands. Low hd1ding clause
shipped November and December (per SAIL at 6SIsd
LOSoos Aug. ll-l2:30 p m-COns0s sI,i ior Detn
uoneJ ara TIE account u 3 Bonds lS65s Old lO0 lSo7s
f09l4; New Elves 1868 - - -, -
money ana the account Paris advces quote five per Cent
Penffs az lO6f IL &c for the account
LONDON. 1880 m.-The amount OF Dunon gone
hio Of England on balance today Il aiiiooo
Lospox Aug. ll-Eyenng-Calcutta Linseed. 4ooS4SI'
tapeeed Oh 2z3d246 SeWL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-12

.u,s, sales $50 tea for the West indies Al sll Coz
a an S oS choice rs
in prices shade better than the
s q sc!gs '' Sef Fan Sss STATE Ssy
sa: FT%s r,s Sl $ SaSSS
state half hrss .es a. iOr AZ isS3o for Fair
70 PRIME, 2Sa25e Tor Choice western v2ns
ErsiSs at at iS@iec Tor Common 70 Prime 17alse for
S aS I'' SsaC AZ tSS grades
mode extent a, fn figures but Other @
Par 70 Good 5s9 t for SG SSa Il fsay Cd
Western FACTORY az SIS for T., Fam mn to Cream Pne
EGGs continued dan and prices were rGe lower Long
Island and NewJs>ey at 49, STATE ana a raaa
RICF was in moderate demand and steady 5962c for
Carol a5Ac FOL Louisiana 6G6sc for kangoVn anu
has been Observation-Disclosures late prices
We quote: Ashns Liverpool Pine 81 90 sack WoT!hnG
81 40 brands 9 l5qsl 25i Liverpool Ground 9Ve@
q lisbon 1US war oaet a. n so gold for Calcutta.
timothy sod quiet al = 5oa:2 go Clover nominal at
sPICFs-A oObng business has been done at seady
Mln'e On Sbua Isrpca ri ape Batavia lsq2Oc Gin
sey-CalcInta GisG Ca-c; afncaD 7Lc Fimen;o iSe Nut
"ssTEHR1NNMSrset quiet; quoted at l4s@l4'c for
Prime and Cho.oe Mestern -, soo an, er,n
c TS Pfi %d SdfIG an"
psa az Ga is, lS %e FxIa s'aI iosSloc
yellow 90, loedl0'o 0e5 Yellow 9s&i01 ha% nas
ac ioI Prime 9g92e for Nc 10 and ~ egXSs ma
s2a9c $4,000 bags Mania at oe ana loo hh's' Moass'S
Sugar az SIC. -. 80. oa %
TAIIOW-Market steady Prime CITY quoted at ia
t7,sc. A. sales OF 10000 70 Prime az gre 50.
iEA-Thcre has been better demand for Oh Tea OF ate
and sales reached imp rant aggregate at hro
prices New Tea n quiet -.
TOBACCO-Kentucsy Lear In good demand and firm saie
Rf 6I2074c for Iugs aud 100 Toe lot II AZ
Seed with good inquiry and sales en- lce
Wisconsin crop 81 1873. 5asq0c; =. do. New England
erop az -5 al aud $50 cases sundlies at 1d3Oc also
sO0 bales Ial ana at Ssc.dSl 10. ,1, ~, ~,
WHISkY-Ihe market quiet ana nominal held NJ
81 Ia q gallon. - -. or,
,rcer show seadncss sales 500 n Arctic for export on
irNaie quoted al 81 90, currency ana Norih"es
Ccast al 81 90, gold. 49,. -. q, an
not liberal greSae of the previous one; sun
Motel and In the case Of IeNa IN
which speculative interest has been manifested cohs
lie reported The general market ~
yerv firm with supplies far from burdensone, good
healthy prevails The stock of Texas ha an
been received and holders feel uat tho pnces
lately current are relatively below those lale t
10 farmers they have successfully brought about
a movement in wlcn better prices were realized
Pieces are sut the present wants OF maIac
Cal fOnia aud Pulled Woods nave soi
fairly satisfactory fgues Foreign NOcls are without I'M
provcment is almost AT sjandstH ana quotations
ere more nominal sales Of 200 bales spring
12O 90 do. at lsd22c; 10000 u ta 90 at -
aic 10000 California Pulled at soc; 10000 10 C0Oado
II .Oc: 5000 Mexican az c 1000 10 Domestic Nois a,
LnOO n Secured soc; 10000 70 oregon, II 1000 10
KXXX Ohio Fecces loo bales Extra Pulled ana 90 Dats
private also 100 bales cape lOf export 10
taus 10 10 fOl consumption al 33c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-12
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NE


BOlND BROOK
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT STATIONS:
IN NEW NORk-Ceural Railroad OF NewJersey, loot OF
Liberty ST., and foot of ClarkSon.st., North River .
IN PHILADELPIGTA-NOrth Pennsylvania Railroad. cor.
ne Third and Bcrkssts.
Commencing MONDAY June 10, 1875 Trains
Leave New York, foot OF Iueryst al o4o $40 elo a. M
1880, 3, $50 D. M. o., ana
Leave Philadelphia at $780, $50 $780, 800 o. $50 pm
Pullman Room Cars attached TO the I41 and
9l5 am n aims from New-NOTk.
Boats leave foot Of ClarksOnst at 900, 1900 5Uo Ill.,
1890 42O. $40 p m
Rates for passengers and freight as low as Dy oer
Centennial delivered the main entI ance To the
Centennial Grounds H. l.. BALDWIN,
passA gent Il, re N. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-12
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH R.R.

CENTRAL II. r. OF NEW-JERsEY. -
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN NEW-GORk LONG
BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, SEA GlRT, AND SOU AN.
Passense stations in NewY foot of bertyst and foot
Of ClarkSOn-si., y. X.
Time Table 1876: Trains leave NewYoTk from
foot of Ibery-st. North River, at 745 Sl5 ll45 a. %
3i5, i:;iO. $50 m. 80
From foo OF Ciarksonst 7:35, 9O5, 1875 $780,
40 $50 D. III.
and sea Grit - o...-
Stares 10 ami from Report connect Maawan Station
with all trains. H. r. BAl4DWlN, Gen. fass. agent
Il. l. KICKER. and Engineer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-12
Real Cslale Go G.chanae.

EXCUANGE.-A very desirable residence;
IL IS acres and barns, ar-e Old shade trees one
hour from 10 minutes from three depOsi near
Hudson River and tenement Apply 10 j. NELSON
LUCKY, II Park-pacc "
EARM with large orchards, near Hudson
RS en- wanted for sior property rented Apply TO Post
Office Box lOl, Astoria, l. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-12
5teamooats ano Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. -,

ID Leave New-York from foot OF Des0rosses anu 'oi'
SIS NJ for Washington and the West pullman parS
Pullman sieerers and day earT IRON H T H. traI
makes close connections for Columbus Indianapolis anc
o25 am Limited Express with through Pullman ar1v
at Washington at 40 D. M and making saIle con-
makes conneco with Potomac boat at shepherd at 4i5
oar M for for aT aa Sc soS aSannh
ana New-Orlrans. Through cars from New YORK 10 10
cars from Baltimore TO Chicago Cincinnati. st LOUIS
$50 p @ daily for WGs ao t a%d Wahnglon and rom
RStmora 10 Cncinnat ST. Louis &C. making close con.
nectons for Louisville Indianapolis the soI5n ana no sP i
mond. Lynchburs savannah, FLORIDA, Now-orleans ana
For through tickets please call at companys Offices $le
l,23s broadway Newiork, and at ticket Offices loot
ASK q Fo r 9a Vi1 T AID
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-yERSEY:
AhLNMr22MN foot a Of ana foot Of
st. up town freight station foot Of 1Ir pynt RoTtn
at High Bridge, with High Bridge BRANCH at June
psbnrg win Leheh ana Susquehanna Divisions also with
bursh and the West, to Central Pennsylvania and New
Te ra ,Is of the and PRahepa new line
Commencing July 81 is76-Icaye New.York foot of Lib
54O m;MAL TRAM for schooley's Mountain, E2son
Be9Rsm a MsgG GngnS Ia SSa
meets az Junction with DelawaIe Laekawanna anu western
"7a5 a. m.-For somerville and Pennington.
si5 a. m-MogNNG EXPRESS. daily except sundays) for
Eahton Allentown Harrisburg and the West Connects at
EastOn MaUcn Chunk Tamaqua, Towanda WlHesbaIre
Pottsyille, Scranton Danvile Willamsport, sc.
a. SOmerviile ard FemIngJOn.
lao p. m-ExrEEss for bennington, Easton Allentown,
Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua MahanOy city, HazetOn, wilkes
barre Teadns, Columbia Lancaster Ephrata POttsvle'
Harrisburg, dc. 49,, 49,, c,.,.
WikesbarIe. and scranton. -,
400 D. m-FOr scEOoley's Mountain, EasoD, Allentown,
and Mauch CHUNK connects at junction with Delaware
Iackaw and Western Railroad.
1870 D. m.-FOr SOmervile and Remington
BIS D. u-fOl Bound Brook. -.
IN.
Mauch Chunk Wilkesbarre Towanda Reading ana HATES
burg.
For Ezaicth at $50 $40. e15, ~ 7:3o s745, s. $50
s45. a92J aly:l5, lll5 ~ nj l24j Il, =, 241,
800 3i5, A. 4lj, $50 40 g. J:iI, '53o, 6ij, o. 6lo
$50 :. s7a3, $40, $40, 1880, l1:lJ, ~ D. ~
Local Trans Dunelen. $3.50, $3.50 IL p. IN.
Local Trans to SomeTville, ., u, z. $40 p H. o-
Boats leave ClarksOn st. North River at $50 I3o
o.. 1000 Il:}j 1880, 100 800, 400, 5;2O e:2J
100, $50, 100 1870 D. ~. 80, r,,,,,,, ,,yr
AND LAKE HOPATCoNG.
Trains leaving of Iibertyst at 5:lO a. m ana p m
at German Valley tor sehOoleys Noun
Flanders for Budds Lake and at kenVl Tor Lake
liopatcOng ~ ,,.
Connection made by CarksOnt Ferry at Jersey City
with all trains marked - ..,... -
U. L. RlCKER supt and Eng
II. p. BALDWIN, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-12
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

~ LESSEE FLUSHING, y. s: AND CENTRAL r. r..
Trains Fr5 aYs long IS Genital Gy bSpG 2T North of Ferry
e55 S' d. $ a M l iso5 5S,1 soS OS 5S 5S
O For ling Maj o5 and Great Great Beck 1882
For So s1o5 fiG3 anu M ~ l. i2Gj 2os sGc as
Flushing creedmSqr Garden Car o CITY and
m S ~ 80? @ and nd saturday a ' nsh o For ee
r fo PfRG' faa Gs5s a. Gy Iss
Long island sc,hSrn Depot s9 g,a6 Of Ferry
sos i0I, s, $50, 6:o3 900, 200 ,ooo IN
For Ear Roe lock- cnly-635, eos M; Sos $780,
p For Locust Valley $780, $780, 1905 nj s:Os 4oi 5os
$50 1870 M 500 400 S;So p m
For Babyon-7:o3 $780, 1l:SO a. M; 4Oi, 8, G:O3 p m.
For Isip-7O3, $50 a. M p. H. Patchogue-S3o NJ,
For r Riverhead-9O5 a. m, 3.O3 4O3 p. m.
For Greenport sag RarbOr Branch-so5 and 4os
For creedmOOr Onl n kSI z m Te,,ss
For Flushing tB51ges College Point and whites0ne-
For Great Neck BTanell-Si5a "a. a:iS. oiSEm 49,,
For Garden City aud Hempstead-ol5. 1913 a. m, 5O5
For Babylon and Patchosue els a. m, sos I'm
For Far Rockaway and Rockaway Beach-9 10, IL a. m.
For NOrthport and Jenerson-s. $50 NOrhport
For Locust Valley $50 a. m, e4opm.
For Babylon-9 a. m. $40 p M.
Ferry leave New York. foot OF Jamessp Sundays
excepted from TO p every 80 minutes previous TO
departure from Long Island CITY, Sunday beats
$50 1880, ll:J0 ], z, 3, 4. D, o, and D. m.
Ferry NewYorK foot OF Thirty fourth
every Is minutes previous to the departure OF trains
NEW ROUTE TO B0ST0N.-B0ST0N AND
~ NEw-YoRK AIR LINE 20 miles shorter than any other
magnificent scesry ne finest and most comfortable riding
England Express trains leave Grand Central
Depot for Mddetown, Wnanc, Putnam and Boston at IL
For worcester and Boston, wsoul change Of cara AZ p
For Middetown al p.
AJAX FOR TiCKEfS VIA AIR LINE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-12
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Friday, Aug. IL, 1870
n

Nrw-yoRK Friday, Aug IL, 1875.
The real estate firm of Rutland Wmting,
whose names have appeared In our ADVERTISING eo'u"
%, MANY vears are most conveniently situated for care
ing for property in this city, and especiaiiy ,his
Parties desiring the assistance OF ethcieht agents
commended to this firm, who give personal "t'en'on
all matters placed in their hands Their Office is az NO
Ra ~ ar, near the new PostOfiee The following
sales we're made at the Exchange sa sa
One story brick st 81 e. and nd dwelling lot esG
shave iJO.5 It OF Horatiost lot laSx'oi 100
money By Il IL Ildeis & co CO -, No ana
ol Tast ssS st. 25Ss Of 2daye lot 22xossx ooo
232x9s2; Christopher Miller. s'VV'
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NETWORK CITY.
Madison 2o2 Of GIOySst C 2sa %2
76 s Of 1hsys Yo1 q sSi hal! aJg ssF1s 81
also Madison ave " g S ann II % Whitney slo5Oo
59tltst e ial !, Sl aaNe' 1880
59thst same property mos II Doli l05Oo
5Sdst 20 tn Of shave $500
M Ss To ave. S5 # Of 65tisi axsOi Kate 20 ooo
3daye s. 10 - M gc Sl SSIs' $4,000
s6h Sn 2Ss ft% Of shave 2519so Jas Herman "a con
sdfhsi same property $4,000
59thst s. ! 10 IL % 9 SI arc tronoSie 6OOo
Matsonays y 10 d ~ to r. l. Nominal
ttlhst az y, ~ ri St 1900
Sdaye' , .C2 10 II =, 5000
3Gihs : 40 IL 81 ~ j Jop MONAGHAN 1000
Cithst 70 : ~ IL OF ata'v $4,000
wayeey ,d :, 100 II 70 O. lioTris 1000
WaSsTleys l sSmd col 1000
Morsst Il s. ia ne oil iaisona'e' ~ 1850
OhsyG I lSlG II 10 K al 3 1880
Let aye ~ n (. OF lo's -1aoV 1850
5"st = s. 207l u IL c OF 2daye, 2l5xJ62i NJ simon ina,
to w " Berger ~
Bostontcsd; 49, = 2SSSo Z0d Wa'u' 1900
olStsL $ 100 II 81 so Sh Ias 6IOO
5haye eS' ''S'2 II Oh Vists' $4,000
4Sds = 100 it W o. Gds aftsl slNiOVo 5000
lilhst l5Sa rs ~ t 81 s aTseng 1900
,.o, oors WIZ LEA IN, 70 NJ r oMeara 50 400
ave w s2' $3.50 N, rsyr no Geo 4 ,'owan. 900
- ,c,n,s sun '~' 4 y SAVAGE Deputy Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-12
DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.

i GREAT TRUNK LINE ANp MAID
ROUTE Trains leave NewYOrk via Desbrosses aud cort-
Express for HARRISBURG Pittsburgh the South.
with attached, $3.50 and $50
Sq FSr %a%spoT Lock Haven Cory 24o
$50 NJ connecting at CORY ior ltuSVue' petroleum een
Baltimore waslIngton and The sosh Limited wash
$50 M arrives at Washington p NJ Regular SID
Express * Tess rsRaGep S 6 1890 24Os
a. and so Sunday % ana nSU sso and m Emi:
grant and seeoId class p N. qo Gao 7so anas
sunday M EeTns Iea SSn Gs1if TEN DepOi
Ell sS s az ' 49, 5 &c. s5 ~ no a5
ESQ 1880 sio 10, ii:So p M, and IL night Sunday
TC s lS $40 i M ls 20 O.
$50 $50 So 10 il:So p m. and IL night sunday.
~ 40 go 80 20 54S 10 g %iS
For Woodbridge Anboy, and south Amboy and 10
a. For For Ne1 f BTgns%icf T. $ . so 4lo ,2a
eiS ~ S ara II nlfhs n snad sa 80 n M
kRs:sR and s Gs p 80 n and and
For For sS ss2 Pe1aei s0@ mo- and $40
For LenlnetO9 $50 M p anS 4ig ?; M and
For as cam ESQ and
s For y re- nSSo 4 & anu % no 4lo
For For f9S S9 Amoy
$50 p: m, and Monmouth junction, 4:i6 =.
and fH 20 a. m via Monmouth MAJ
Monday. From Washington AMI Baltimore, $50 a M,
4:lo $50, and 1920 Sunday, $50 From Phlls-
dephia sos, CO. ESQ., 1910 l20, 1850 2l0, $50.
4l0 50, G:l0 600, 1:35, lt0 Sac, and 1920 NJ sun-
day. 505. $50 $780, 1910, ll:5O 65O, and 1920 M
Ticket Offices S26 and pa broadway No As'or House
Brooklyn and NOS "a II and us H9isonsl HoboSeni
depot Jersey Em2rant Ticket ONCE No oBattey place.
. u. N. BOY ID. jr, Gen Passenger Ascent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
SARATOGA.-The most popular and direct
~ route by the splendid steamers of the Peoples Iane
DREW and 81. JOHN, leaving DAILY from Pier ~ X, 40
D. Great reduction by excursion ueAets 70 Al
bany saratoga. aud Montreal
CUNDAY TRIPS to LONG BRANCH, COM
~ mencing June 4.The NewJersey southern haiiroad
steamer leave Pier North River loot OF
$50 a RetirnhiR the tram leaves Long
Branch OF D w. = sNEDEN, oen. Nan.
BLOOMINGTON LINE
- FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST.
Elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARRAGANsETT
leave Pier So North River, foot OF Jayst, at D p IA
NOT TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN YEARS
Tickets for sale all principal ticket oees staerooms
secured Offices Of Wescot Express Company and at 363
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Steamships ELECTRA and GALArEA leave Pier "a North
River foot Of Park place at 43O Freights via either
taken az lowest rates
L. w. FILkINh Y. y. Agt n HANCOCK fIsSk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-12
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES

OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORIGAtES'
Aeksr Eliza, to f. Moore " Oh "oO'''i, $500
cronegne Mary, to IhoS' H. Dolan u : % 1000
David Jacob and G wife to Max Dan1se II , u 1000
Hoffman, Jacob and wife, To T.. Meake So 5th-st
AZ "a ave; also 3dayc Jithst nsiallnt iIo'VVV
U,yser Isaiah and wife TO 4. j.. Lyle, g cor Oi 4tI
ave ana 6othsti also Mo't ST. nos 80 auu 1900
PhGger tI5as a1e InS me' 10 10000
Rutter, :. y and wife, to Eae H. HO"Lhd " Soi ooo
Madlsouay G6ths; O'oOo
koaenPat sssr "a a Wo S, insialmrs 2lO24
SANE 70 SAINT > Do" %, > . =. II, GO7
st llTGm L. A. 10 y Iino''o!' 1000
sus ei 5i,S Siai' '' yer 1000
stayVe sd 1:i anu WE 70 N @ 10000
s!srhsnsSn 81 sIs say any '.s'' Io)O
wilcox, James IN, anu Ti IT, W $4,000
IIni,iuI1 j. Y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-12
Filed the 9Th day Of July, A. D., 1876 ,,,,,,. c-,.
PROPOSALS FOR $Is8,OOO CONSOLE

4 DATED STOCK OF THE CITY OF NEWNORk-
Scale pfopusas will received "a the ComptrOcrs once
until Tuesday August 10 1876, at o'clock m whtn tho
same viii fuhcy opened for the wlO,e part OF the
$4,000 OF the following stock Of the CITY OF New
York, 20 wit: -. 81, =. 49,. 49,, NJ
CONSOLIDATED STOCK or THE CITY OF NEW YORK
Authorized by Chapter 322 Laws OF 1871. $500. go.
Amount pursuance Of Chapter $780, Laws OF 1863 (Cty
Improvement StuCkJ, TlSS,DJ0
Ihe said Consolidated viii bear interest az the rate Of
per cent payable on the Is day OF May ana
VII b. re !teldDlt
Comptroller slie LIST OF
1896, and payable on the LIST dag OF May, 1870
Each proposal should be sealed and udorsed PT0DoSJoF
Consolidated SOc Of the CiV ~ rlOh ana lnciosai III
second envelope addressed 10 t1c Comptroller.
right Is reserved the part OF the Conproer 10 REJECT
al OF the bids IT, in his Judgment the interests OF ue
Corporation require II.
For full informal. City Record.
ANDREW II. GREEN Comptroller
City OF New-York, Department OF Finance C0mproIers
ILrn N e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-12
NOTTCE no THE HOLDERS of THE FIRST


N MORTGAGE BONDS of the MONTGOMERY and EU.
FAULA RAILROAD COMPASY.-You are notifed to ME 2
road Company known the First Mortgage Bonds and
alb by of Alabama, IN accordance
with and as required by the following decree a.
CIRCUIT COURT of the UNITED STATES for the
MIDDLE DISTRICT of ALABAMA:.MAsoN YOUNG
ct als vs. MONTGOMERY and EUFAULA RAILROAD
COMPANY ct als.-IN EQUITY.-1his cause i submitted
for an consideration IL Is ordered
adudged, and decrecd that j. W. Dimmiek DC appointed
Master In Chancery III this case ,,..,,-,,.-.
IL further ordered adudge and decreed that the holders
and Of bonds issued by the said Montgomery ana
Alabama and known as the Iitst Mortgage
Bonds be and required 10 tile with The Master IN hancty
by day October A. d. 1876 at his once ~ me
City of Montgomery, State OF Alabama, statement ~ Wis
and number OF each bond ana inc
Of maturity the first unpaid coupon ana The d2te OF
thereof, and by what Co cfnoT OF sd stare
made ana also from whom SAID Dons
aud the price paid f0r thcm 10 the MONTGOMERY
end Eufaua the contract by which fhe
Company which statement shall be Yerhed Nv te arlaN
holder of said bonds by any person having personal
knowledge Of the facts. q.
If The afidayt made by administration u
sufficient If made according 10 The best Of ms KNOW
edge information, and Bchet such statements Whe nin
with the Chancery, shall De taken held and con-
sidercd the and To have the same eject as II the bonus
themselves filed claims against SAID Montgomery ana
Eufaula Railroad Company.
Ii Is further ordered adudged and dccreed that the Master
In ChancCry the proceedings had di tlS oectcc 20
oiais cOnTt and the said Montgomery ana
Tufana Railroad COMPANY bondoler party TO
sui shall have the right the coming IN of the Mas
report Ia file written exceptions To- The allowance OF any
having right 20 participate in the assets OF sald falfOdu
comp b0ndholdeTs having q FIRST li"n . -
in Chancery notice of this decree by Publishing me same
days in the Alabama state Journal newspaper
published in said City OF Montgomery and IN the New OK
all the parties in Interest reserved Tor
future hearing and ajudicaIion-July :, A. d.. $50 o
Filled the 9Th dav of July A, D. 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-12
Gitn Rial G5ta.e for Sale.

UPLAND & WHITING Real Estate Agents,
Ia . Eeakman ST, P0si ONCE make special rates
OF estates and properly ~ this Nci' ~
cDrrepce the business enables them 10 iehueI le
efficient service.