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, 1876-02-24


camel. s7.ooas.oo; Fric, 500; Dtossbura. $7.Ho;
Hooking vsey 1885, 1ndinna h,oct, $500; Baltimore
0hlo xo.eoSso e g: ~ 19e!a. .sao9ta4so
pREssKp iioos-were r.,her dull sud s,,ou. ioc
i1xer !ao larsos o1sttnss causing nnys.s = nu e. e.
s.lcs il hesd and i cara Il 93.6oQsy'5.
Eos II s11 ar
with meats, md continuously liberal eonlnmpsiys
r., as 'tst ;seS'S Sas's ssS "a
1; Ne ttSn, 81; NJ .ho5s :, m.sss:.' new,
s'.stsseJ Y:ir sseo: 81, !; i.mi IL mssk.ssl. Il.
hr!, ssasktte 10. .l,ors ~. ls'es. s2eo; Ne.
ea.b, s ';tSs sorsa. rss saaa. a. ne@
asf.aSE i E hitsns . sF tsss ~ a0 5r
DO .brl, s3.5ota376: SEATED hsrrng, 1er boz Toe
No: herrsng BIC; Columbia ltssr sa'no'i. k-osl,
Fnulrs AND Nurs-Tark,,h rrunss continue in
active demand, and src firm 1t Tuts1ay's adyencc.
HIuce tbs crop iuto mAtkst the consumption
ynnf a rrseedent, and stocta srs Dslug rsducsd 10
rapidly TINT further thatp sdvsnos IL dsened prob
a s s 1Gs: sssss Tsa s9s
thsn Of late. othsr frutts remain very quet: SoaRaN
D' Ss Ss:NS . sys e. Ffens
sAsos 10; loose Musc..}. now Sas; v.!ens.'
Iieas .pPs: esss .p.
l0a,Uxs caches, halvcs, l34 @l3c; do, mixed iok
S af 1a1s ptea snasrss
-Fllbetts, 1iA@l2o; almonds Terrtgona. 10H9
2oko Nanss s.ats Es* 1Ss,1o' Frsnsn 1s!na:
pssnsts. sasSs; rsnntssea pssnuf;, tssc; African
GREFN EHGirs-wers steady, under moderate
local inquiry. cao1ee .pp!se ssaoas6o po. bs; ~ y.
sSs;s e'.aH; ps,.'s''
GKoCEN1Es...co!Iees arc held with more conh.
dsnss Ths r9ng ~ Low - ss1 tS,a beginning to srss
sons of nny further shrhiage IN valuas hera ]eas
% s ,ra, I'd IT,
lowo.. Traae remsins ql,ius.
1sIoE-ltailxoon. 6h @b,<a; Carolina, 7@7xo: LOU
'eaf T. Java aoa,1o 5av,, No.
eaofce to fancy ho 2!9'!Ac; x 9ood to prime 10 2lA
ss g. ssssrsss fssa 5.s. sc mss iasss s &
hihracako, 72el's2l.<c.
sva4a.-p4tent " lost, 1l1ai1Ae; s.u:aea, ~
.3se5.a ill., ~ 20 Ns 2sox si XIX;
mon Dc, 1'tlsa4o enoise nol....s 1sgir. easXe;
common to Gooa DO, 1s:@sTEs: e. N.Y. @ orssas sgsM,fe. n
mond dips, sios@i1o; silver ariyi. e.;Ts DE, s5
csc: good auRashouIo stsup COG Sc; extra do, 5ss
@ N.w 20 Orleans o:ssss = sao!es: a Ssese; a. & PRIME
t.s.es. 5oosac; common no'asaes, a342c; hlaeEstrar
sr1cEs-AtsRss lsals: s,ovs, sasi s.ssls se9
s;: ;; s;s sis:s s:s s;S sss;s gs,s
S14ssaE3es'sf 1WSs e@7s s g. s1ss s
'ei ~. sef; u IT, sa reported at
10 roszs: M Timothy, sii.ootai3oo; No. d. $500
isse iss5 as. ~ ss' aRsas Reasb 1:sts
, 1876-02-24
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following instruments were f1ed for fssoru
Wednesday, Fob. -:
oITT PROPERTY. ~
The premises No. 81 Campbell Iaff. daied ,oo
Csnsl rt, 7A4 II = Of hia1whtl f, :, ~ 7-lu1
100 ft, with improvements, dated Anv. ~, y A.,
Arm!tngo av. "a II Q Of Totoy 4, = {, a&1laS ~
Alao, dudley st, III II q uf C!sbouFn place,
vi, 4Yxl23 It, dated Nov. 10, ls7s...:.....:. 2soo
Iarrabee et. " cor Of Cen.re It, !, h1l0of H. au
dated Feb. 9l...... a1eee
West Adams II, ciS4 # Of Mood IT. IF. 2Sx
l.ak n. with improvements, and nsher prop
otty .1ated Sor. ~ ISIS, 1900
Fusttr @t 80 II u If FOLK rt. v {. I511G0 {.10 It,
viii, i,nupylnuents, astci Fab. -. ......... 2,lL0
ws,a.h =. iso e : Of + 9hirss'sessnth s'wf. ,n,
sau,h Dcarboru ut. ~ a.l0 It Of Iwrn:y-
rsvensh st, n I, 25si10 It, with bui!dIng's
dRsI Feb. I1+ ...-s......s.. etWu
Twenty -Aecund IT., u cor OF l1astt ct, n
2311l0 #, with a5x1a1 II adjoining Oh Lsasllt
Al, dated Fel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1900
Twenty.feyenth ii. II coz vi butter 1t, sf,2s
1l9l1.lo II. datcd Feb. 11..,..... ....,... l,375
iialhr,l II, lGf II of Thlrty y-fouEth n, VT, ~
a174h II, dated Fsb %. 23.......,..........s 400
, 1876-02-24
PROVISIONS.

uO6 Tn0pUCTS-X'sye less active In the aggre.
gass, aud rather nnusttled. The market vss stroug
early, in sytnrsthy with hFm hog market, and lhe
pasy sales wora 1t h!ger range Of psces But huysrs
fell buck altar fsw outside oFlrra bad been ellsd
aaI then tbs u.tket eaaed oa though holdera would
not submit to important REDUCTIONS. Ths direction
taken W tho trading Indicates that nearly Ill ths Fab
Fuary dess and mort OF thoss Tor March, are already
settled up, either By trshsfer Or otherwlxe,
Hzls PoHx-Was only moderately Aet!ye, and vss
ehads hssr carly but 9tl Of 70 100 peF br3 bslo Ii
, 1876-02-24
-o1a's'ssFs.s'.+s-'.s. ....ts.-ptv.VO
LIABILITY or NATtONAreuANn 8roCkuo1,DEf,

LIABILITY or NAT1oNAI-uAAn 6rocKHoLDERH.
As II generally known, hou3h tho knowledge is SOL
Rom acted upon the stockholders Of National Danks
araiiablo beyond tho amount Of their palup stock
for an additional aan equal 10 itt par value. This
question VIE recently brought before the Uaed 8satas
District Court Of New York III SUIT brought by tho
lsoccdfsr Of the broken Flrtt National BANK Of WASH
inRton d. O. to tnlorce assessment OF 60 pr cent
nu $lo,0o Of laIdup stock. In orerruilng ths leuur-
ror Of tho Defendant Judge n!Achfos st.ted the ps
ciplo Of liability:
Tho shareholder IL 10 he individually tI,hie to The
o11eut Of to amount nf hs n,ock Ut lis nsr yslae in
addition to tho anonnt ni tho stock, Ths limit II,
ttnount or extent Ia the par vauo Of a stock Wth-
IN this limit each atockholdes IL to he liable equally
Ana raAAythat r., no ts to b1 srstxkcl targer
percentage thsn olhsr tia TT valt,o Of IT.
atoakt a1d Vhnn ons IL asaeEsed Ct,n pcrcrIltaus
every other ono sx1l Ia akseAaei itkt iercentafe
Each to b Nabe ouy in respect Of Ills own stock
snd up 10 Tho full par satue OF ls stock but ho Is
not 70 ~ nAh10 In foapAct of tn stock al any pthtr
stockho!der or beyond tho full jar value ol hs ssock
BUFFALO E1EyArors Luslao xosEx.
Tho DnGalo ct's-,rf says:
Tho e!eyaIs Interests Of 1'us'o made Ett!s nr no
money last Jaar IN spite Of hsir i,Gonsdered !1.
croaso Of ratta the latter part uf ths seaaon and tho
PROSPECT Tor tao scasn coming II not mora uatbrng,
According to present appearances II Is scarcely posi-.
lAs that the association can bA reoERaizc mud,
eousequence, tho 1hlnlaetitfsh ]Nlley Of "rnnuinR
wid u pretty sure 70 prevail TAo probabilities OF
this svsnt arr 'ncrssaea BY tho fact that another
esstnsfsr slnsstos IL being erected lhA Winter.
, 1876-02-24

LonE and abort clears quoted at 1lEc cash. aud
1lKc seller March, boxed; green tamsr ~ 1nliao:
OF sellsE fobr,aey: lougout Lams, laGsljHc, boxed
bacon hams. l3Htatic.
9EEAxH-Was uuies At st39c. ..
nEEF llIODUUTs--wsre ateaty and quiet At $3.50
talUuo for nrss 33.6us 1870 for extra mess, and
$ELs032i.OJ tor hamt.
TALLow-WAA quoted at RE9sHc.
, 1876-02-24

Withdrawn from store on Moulay aud Tuesday for
city consumpt!on: leiS bu whsst. 1.o2i bu corn,
1,419 bu oats, 1,s73 bu rye, 7,1ol bu barley.
Ths following gram Vas inspected tnto ntors dur
ing the forty-sighs hours ending with II o'clock
Wclnnaday morning: Mo. j N. ". wheat,a1 cars
No. n. ". do, car No. spring, 80 cara No, do.
81 No. d. 20 carl rejected do grade DO
t62 whcat3; ol cars tgtl.nltxed earn, Is No.
do al cara usw n1cd lu, ~ cars rojectod do cars
40 grade {t7l corn) II white oats 81 No.
do, caM rejected do. car no grade do l0a oats>;
cara No. rye, cars rejected do; % No. bar
ley, II cats No. do. car rejected do, car1 no
gralo "a hstley1. Total, As3 cats. Or $4,000 bu.
Inspected QUIT l0,7po bu wheat, 7l3 bu oorp, $50
bu oats, 1901 bu rye, $500 bu barley.
dispatch from MacknAw atntcs that the leo In tho
st1aits Ia only I0tuchss thick That Is "too thin" to
last long uness reinforced BY collier weather than
Aave recently cxperleuced.
good many partica complaining that tho in-
spoction OF barley In this city Ii very low. The
statement IL undoubtedly true ths No. not being
good enough to attract even n proaent low
prices, Thoy prpfar to use No. and sample lots
But there II to thtnk lRt tbs nspection fs
vorse now tan e4rl!er IN the scAaon. 30 far - va
can 1scertan tho inspection has been pretty uniform
since tho now crop began 10 aovo, and Va have had
lo Of that discrimination In favor Of certain houses
and against some Others which hss hoen 70 marked
feature In tic market In msny prsvioos yeass.
Tho iesdtng producp markets wsrn only moderately
aes'o s'ssiuJ. ~ nen1 ~. 49,. eHt'eiaVa| "u'e"
.o' W. sp'''a ~ .aalo'a,
aon ~ anu ~ a ess .kas ~
Ae"A.s ~ - - 49,. s<s ~ 80 - 1e,. - "
peus!on' auo -ne w cfuh sI. A1t ~ 'o'uue' out 40
l*t14euat 4episaA.on 'a, ,s,"eu 4na "s.n0f
ultra seaaonatla than heretofore
Ahesu wa iaousts&o musaa'sn' ~ 4'"ee''o o'5
gooa' a. u..." aao"!us ~ ulassee .,on
'1oso cHltens ~, aa'os " uAss p'sf'uus' o'o:
os.o tslaa'n uu.' tuousa Nete ~As tuo'0 aonR yes-
se1usy uAa ~ s.e paoseaAA9 usys o. ue "eek' co'.
iees WHO .e sHsnI9 Aiuei. oas4ss1 '.e' Aaa no*'
o'hst unef'sose oss. f''rrs n,. ouuet .nd cneese
"ese uln aaa uusnsus 4n' oe.h.na ioe .si!e
ataeo ,s'. wa ioasoaeoy se.se' put tsues elto,e'
Hess aoa'. ..x, ~ ~ 80 sstu sosa "
NM" ~ umholas mM .rsees. IoA A,a sooa w., ws1e
laoIsa auu snu no.ntnInS uhnasneea' oan were
t' sa Hu's ~ a. a ~ &aa @''
",. y. ~. s,.4. ~ esuo. .s e.
s.,', ~. ~. .sp'.So 'c's ."t ,us
hru..a ~ w ae WIZ a s,esaD sna
n.;n,. 49,, r.. lass ~ 's,.' ~ mo1s W.
.I.ro M a,I.a ~ ao.,4 W. esu.s ~. Nao
;,.,, ..t,. 10 .s' ~~o oo'sus seo'
s.,s,,' ss..@1, ~ "u. s's~ "e'5 osuets
fYAE tfaf IFBkI
, 1876-02-24
THE PRODUCE MARKET8.
ARw YQltK.

sp,ciaI DfspateA 10 rAs c1teaoo 1sflsnt.
NRu Yonx, Fat. .9J.-1zAsA--Hhrat-3I quiet
md steaay; a.es a. COO bu At .o4 for rejected
spstng; $t.oa@l.l7torIungrahsd spring; sl.os.alo os
for No, Chicago; s!.os@l.1a for No. Milwaukee; /;
81, l,29al.9s for Chicago aud Northweacrn; {t,23S18
tor No. . MIlwsukes; 51.sl for No. spring; N,l70
,,as tor winter Wsslesn; &l.ls2l,47 {oE amber do;
tlssQ1sa for white WAtss11. Nys qulet; ssavoo for
Btassj saYssa far Western: 6s0au for Canada In
Lo,d. Barley dull and declining; sales Of 1,u0o bu
Canada Weat al &l1o. Corn sGarcety 10 r; sales Of
ooo hu 81 t94e for no grade nixed 8lo for graded
mixed; Sa91ea taoniaaD for old Wsstsrn ,at1sd
Erad<di now Westetn n'lzad quoted s4961Ho for
February and March. Oats dull and he4yy; ssles OF
~ ooo hu 1t A6@tse for ixed Westasp and asats &s
so for Wits Westesp sna Btste.
fRoSu1oHs-aidalca unchanged; I2017Ho Tor long
csar. Lard arn: aaoa et 2aO ~ Of tlJslA for prims
sssna at the 6sst call for February $3.50 lid. and
sls37H astsd for March, sales Of $50 tes 1t $lssa
tor April sales af $50 tcs at tlso for Nay salas II
~ ~ 1t $1aG5: for Juns saes Of 800 tos u
fot July $iaso bid md slss9H a4ksai fas ths J>Az
"a ID md l2rS asksA.
, 1876-02-24
TELEcRAPHIc MARKET REPORTS

FOREIGN MARKETS.
tptefdf Dspafrh 10 fHs chteaqo TRIBUNE,
LIvEnrooI, Feb. 23-lt =. u.-FLovR-No. !, as;
No. 2. 40.
Ga41x-Whcat-Tiater No. /, loa; No. 2, o. ed; !;
spring No. Liza 10l; No. IL 1od; vh!te No. !, 10s
I'll; No. 0s It'd; club No. !, lbs 1od; No. p 10a Sd.
oorn-Sev. 2da Qdts27s ID; old. ass sdaaoa Sd.
IRoy1sloNB-pork-82 I'd. Lati-5ys Cd.
L1yRnpoot, Feb, 93-Iatest-CoTroN-Stea
GsG 01G sa1es Of u 600 hsles, Including o,oo0 for
speculation and e1post, aud 5000 hales American.
paov,sloss-D -Dacon--1oug clear, Gu ID. Beef. o3s.
LONDON Fob. 2a-TuE DANx or ENoLANn-The
amount Of bullion Withdrawn from, ths Dank OF En-
gland on balance to-day " Ca3, 900.
MoNEY-The ratio Of discount in tho open u1artbt for
threemontha' bns is ~, being u below the Bank Of
England rate. ..
CoaaoLa-Money aud accourt, oa SID.
AMERICAN sEoun1r1Es-T5s, i05>s; '17s. 10aI;
1o&0s, l0ss{; new 6s, 100; Nsw York Cantrsl. 1ol;
Erlo. ls>s; preferred. 81.
REFINED pprraoLEuM-0H9l0d.
TA11nw-t7s Cd.
pAn1e, Feb. 93-REx7Es-eaf 39ka
FRANKFORT, Feb. 9s.-usrrED sEATks Boapt-Nsw
u, l0lt<.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
Nav ORLEANS, Tap.23.-Ootton - Demand good {,
s.lct 1880 ba1os; Desirable knNa hzn other descrr-
lions Irregular; quotations unchanged; reoepss, net
gsoss, f5.13o; exports 70 Tho Continent 1861
coasswtas 3ass; Great britain. 4,13l; soek 709s5.
EuAhLERTOH, Ecb. 11--Cotloh--AlualinEB, 12fG8
11Ao; net 1ecaip! $50 bals exports to Qreat DritAn
l,sis. ...-.
Feb. 1}.-pu]I aDa dopr aassd; mlddltngs, 129l2hc;
pe& rnceipts, COB bales safes, COO.
OALyxazos, Fah. L..-Coton-Nat tooelpts, COCA
bales; grosa 2,os3; s1posa to drest Britain, $50
coastwiso. l.7no.
Peb. ga.-stcady; mida1nas, 12xo; nat roce.pt,
ss7; satcs, 2,12e.
Mon.Ln Feb. aa-Nct receipts. 1.els ha,es; exports
coastwtsa 80; saies, 1,1oo.
Fuht G3.-Quet; u44dltugs. 12yf@l2Ac; net 10
caiNs 1op hslcs; exports coastwiss, ~; sAes l8oo.
sAyAaaAu, Pub 2l.-Net rscstpis, ,l2s bsea4
Feb. 2a.-stesdy; ulddlipc1, l2xti nat receipts,
8sl balss; gross 9ds; sKports. 10 the Continent
eoaatwiss, bo2; sales, o3s.
NEW YORK oRY.oDopa MARKET.
NKw YnRk, Feb. 2a.-pnckaWo trada continued mod
orats, &nd jobbin8 branches quiet. Cotton gooda
moved slowy II unchanged pseca. Fancy rr1uts,
camhsteh ana ercAes wete IN fair demand, hut shirt
ings moved slowly. Cotton dress goods wera faisly
active. Worstcd makca wers 10 good demand Cottou
hoae.y continued actiye Wooden Qooda fos mems
wear uero rsthsr quiet.
PlTT5HuRn PETROLEUM MARKET.
r1rrssuno Ia, Feb. 2a.-petEolau.n quiet, but
urn: s211x 1t pArker's; refined dull; lsXs Phils-
dephia delivery.
CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
CLxv1LANp, Feb, IJ.-Pstrolbum steady and un-
changod atsuAsa wh!te l1o tsst loko; p1tms white.
lso tat, l13ic-
VII Lm,Noroh ruRPfNTlNE MARKET.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Feb. 23.-sparits of turpsnhns
Arn n 10.
, 1876-02-24
COMMERCIAL

Tho following we're tho receipts tpd shipments Of
TIC tealI9 articles of rrauca iu this city during the
forty-easht hours rn4iug st O'Clock o. Wednesday
morning;
, 1876-02-24

TAore was light movement:
ss s' @ IT,: ess i bassi: :ssa SIG ~
Dppst. No: IT,. s sIs < < T. l. e. We u
9stss:.. 9Hss:; No. b.: 5s 5i 81 ss's g &c
s. s. 3 @ sas
rnENcH s7ocn.
Calf; u; Pitt ;;.:looe1ts Hs
weather eonsinca favorable for numbering, aud work
Ia tho wools IL EoIn8 pushed Ia tho utmoat eApeuiay
" those loeaca where tic crop promises to 10 ams
First and second clear.
Third clear, ipch. pch......."...-....."3 3'.oNa11.eo
cisar toorng, % frst aud sscoi, Rough. s5oossaoo
Clear siding, .srst and sccoud......... 1s.oas....
Eirst common siding. ng.................. l8.cN@.,..
Flooring, 1rst common, dressed 28.00s30G0
Flooring, second common, drosacd. 2+v0a.5.oo
no1 boards A..'...'.-'..........'..s a.9ua..''.
XII sosR sG' besrs IL and ii ssSs;o
ssoef ssosf is.o@iaSS
cona,on u,Isf, ii tt a,., uniar iio63i3oo
Jo!ss and scantng, 20 to At ft........ l2.o05lG00
Lath d.asta 20e
sfnssst MEsst g t6 tssfs iixDwiwsrs iss 1 saa a a
s .o5sr as 19 ss g.
10; small, 2ae: bar 29:. soLprp-No !, 2oc No. =.
1s bosD .bsaaas nas H. saa R ST. sis 1o
y, 4kc ratea; Nussa Inn, inclusive, l1o a. No. ],
vantzed isou No. ID, 14o; d!acount 2s per cent WaE
n.y. !. ,sa to III ~ T. II H. T.
H. lyc; ~. zoo; fall bludIes. Per cent discount:
feneo wire, 6Hc; do. ANAL io!1, 6,sc..
Bcarcc, and IL held sAsde higher. Lard oil also Is
, 1876-02-24

HU9H--T8Fs IN keus6 FAtKIng Ead s1IppnR Iss
1aaud aud thu market dc7ooped Increased slEongth.
No noticeable advance was gained however, ths lib
eral character Of tho receipts operating aganst an mp
ward movement. Bales were reported he $1ooGa676.
tho requirements Of tbs phllaoephia trade, fctehtd
Ssbo@i75 Tie latter figure was pail In single In
atAnco pu1y. hlpEt OF The buslucss done II &a10
B.lu for tseon rrades, aud ut 5soJDa?6 for far to
good heavy WEIGHTS,
, 1876-02-24

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
CLEVELAND, Feb. E.-Pstrolbum steady and un-
cbangod; atsudasa wh!te ITO tss loHo; p8ms white.
l3o test, HE
, 1876-02-24

WILMINGTON TuRPENTlNE MARkET.
WiLhixoroa, N. c., Feb. a3.-Sptrts Of turpsntns
hrIn n 10.
, 1876-02-24

PlTTssuRo PETROLEUM MARKET.
pIrrssuno, ra., Feb. 2a.-petFolsl.a quiet, bnt
hrn: s2-11H 1t parkar'.; roansd duh; lsNs Phils-
delphia delivery.
, 1876-02-24

3fonsy. a@o, closing 1t 4. Primo mercantile paper
ikAG.
The Astistant Trtaa,ircr dlsbutsed ssss ,oc0.
Trodure exports, ${Ett 900.
ClenrinEs, 81, coo no.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-05
RUBBER IND CAPCINE.

There is scarcely branch OF human indus
try in which India Rubber has not in some
form found iis way. Although widely known
and uced, but few are aware OF it's medicinal
tical tEperiment has proven that it is natur-
al reservoir OF electricity. containing more
than any known substance or compound
Owing to this fact it has been used with sue
cess in curing Nervous complaints and Rheu.
matism that were invulnerable tp drugs.
1t has also been discovered that India Rub
Der possesses all the properties valuable as
a spe iiic for Pulmonary complaints and cures
many forms OF Consumption and Lung dis
eases. Combined with Capcne it Is un paral-
leled as q Pain Reliever. whether external
or internal. Nearly all the Surgeons have
adopted 1t on account OF its great healing
properties.
The most eGectuai way Of using the article
is ir the form of a perforated plaster. The
extensive use OF ordl airy Per!oI ated or Por-
GUS Plasters, is testimony to its merit.
The only objection ever found with the or
dinary Rubber Porous Plaster is that it acts
too slOwly-req ,liring days anu continuous
wear to relieve pam or to effect a cure.
A celebrated Physician Of New York, who
has long made the medical properties of Rub
ber a study has succeeded in making gree
improvement in Porous Plaster by int roduc
ing Capcine, which overcomes all the former
objections, causing the Plaster to do in a
few n oments or hours. that which 1t former
" required days or weeks.
Capcine Is the most valuable ingredient
ever used as an externalremedy. 1t topQrates
with astonishing vigorand relieves pain i'm
mediately. Its curatiy C properties have be-
come SO famous that aLenterprising firm in
New York took it in hand. and by bringing
G. .pclne raster to the attention OF Physi-
clans, have met with unprecedented success.
TIE article is known as BkNSON'S CAP
CINE PLASTER. The price ls the same as
the ordinary Porous Plaster, % cents. Every
Druggist ha them.
feblp-e3 Imly
The daily gazette., 1876-08-05

class into body Of political mercenaries
govererning the caucuses and debating
sne nominations Of their own party, and
attempting to carry the elections OF the
people by undue influence, and BY i'm
mense corruption the funds systemati-
cally collected from the salaries or fees
OF oficeholders. Mr.. Tilden Indicates
the steps that must be taken to make re-
form In this branch effective.
Before closing, he pronounces in favor
OF the one-term principle for the Presi-
dency. -e''-
On the whole, and in eyery resnec.
Mr.. Iilden's letter of acceptance ia a
document worthy of genuine reformer
and lnvi2orating to the cause of reform,
1t will increase public respect for his
craftsmanship and public confidence in
his purposes, and will greatly strength
en- his prospects as the Reform Demo
cratic candidate for the Presidency.
In respect to Gov. Hendricks letter,
we have but time to say, after hasty
perusal OF it, that it puts an end to the
absurd stories that have been circulated
about irreconcilable differences of opin
ion between him and Mr.. Tilden. It
sustains the principal positions of Til
den, and leads us to believe that they
are thoroughly in cooperation respect.
ing all the great measures of public poll
cy now before the country.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-05
GENERAL NEWS.

Vanderbilt is better, but cannot live
but few days,
There is premium of per cent, on
small silver in New York.
General Terry is now in full com4
munication with Gen. Crook,
Silver is reported to be in great de-
mand in Frgland, but there is no stock
there.
The Indians are dividing up into
small companies to derredate on the
border settlements.
The latest from Sitting Bull is that
he is eager to whip Terry or Crook, or
both combined.
1.-THE New York sub Treasury paid
out $14O,OO in silver for greenbacks
yesterday and then stopped.
The wrestling match for $500 be-
tween Bauer and Carter last night, at
Washington was won by the former.
A letter from speaker Kerr has been
received in Washington, stating that
he is compelled to spend most of his
time in bed.
The Republican State Committee of
Indiana met yesterday, in Indianapo-
lis, and nominated Hon. BENJAMIN
Harrison, of that city, for Governor,
in place of Godlove S. Orth, declined.
Telegrams from 4S counties were re-
ceived by the Committee, and 3S of
them expressed decided preference
for Harrison, while the rest professed
acquiescence in any choice that might
be made.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-05
sitting Bull Spelling for Fight.

Cheyenne, August 4.-Captain St an>
toms outfit, for whose safety so me
anxiety has been felt, arrived at Fort
LARAMIE to-day.
News comes, via Red Cloud Agency,
of the arrival of an Indian from the
hostile camp, who says Sitting Bull
is fully prepared and eager to meet
Crook or Terry, or both combined,
and feels confident of his ability to
whip them. He further states that
reinforcements are joing the hostiles
from British America and few from
Minnesota. One company of the
Fourth Cavalry arrived yesterday.
Five more are expected Sunday. The
troops are destiaed for the agencies.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-05
silver Wanted in England, but No
Stock Found.

LONDON, August 4,-The Times to-
day in its financial article gays: "Sil-
yer was in demand last night at sid.
per ounce, we believe, and some In.
dian buyers have tried to get supply
at Slid, but there is no stock here
The impression prevails in some quar-
ters that Germany IS holding back her
supply for higher prices. but it is very
doubtful whether Germany and her
supply of silver may not be mere bug
bear; but that there must now be Ii
considerable genuine demand for the
East is CERTAIN"
The daily gazette., 1876-08-05
THE acquittal of Belknap was

THE acquittal of Belknap was not
made'a direct party issue, but it is
nevertheless a significant fact that
while only one Democrat voted to ac-
quit him! only twelve Republicans
voted for his conviction. While
twenty four Republicans voted for
and secured his acquittal, twenty one
Democrats voted to convict and there
by put their party, as a whole, On the
record in favor of Furnishing thieves
regardless of technicalities. 1t was
strange that Logan, Conkling and
Hamlin, who havenever been reluctant
to favor violations of the constitution
in behalf of their party, had such fine
scruples about convictinga man whose
guilt was confessed. But then Logan
is the protector of the whisky ring,an
Conkling the patron of the custom
house thit as.-Lancost9 MtelllgenceH
The daily gazette., 1876-08-05
NVI'' NJ U u 4 III ~
DIR. Stif-PrespryatIon
NJ RH HAN 100000 COPIES SOLD.
febl9-e3 lmly

Goll Medal Awardei to the Author ty
the National Medical Asso ia
tion." March 81. 1S1k
The daily gazette., 1876-08-05
Republicans Disgusted at Clapp's Nom
inatiOm.

WASHINGTON, August 4.-Numerous
prominent Republicans have expressed
their indignation on account of; the
nomination by the President to.day OF
Almon NJ. Clapp, of New York, to
be Public Printer, notwithstandin 6
the facts that Clapp was shown by
the House committee to have grossl y
mismanaged the Office of Government
Printer, and that, as the surest means
of getting rid of him, he was legislated
out OF office, An effort 70 defeat his
confirmation by the Senate is to be
made.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-05
WE4IHER REPORT.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5, l A. III
PROBABILITIES.

For the Eastern and Middle States
slowly falling barometer, stationary to
rising temperature and clear or fair
weather with southerly TO westerly
winds in former and easterly to south
erly in latter.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-05
John Brougham is the author Of the
following verses, entitled,
"OUR SUMNER FRIENDS"


ollowing verses, entitled,
"OUR SUMNER FRIENDS"
As the bee ls to the rose
While the honey treasure flows,
singing gently songs Of love
To each blossom in the grove,
Pausing on ly in its flight
Where the sweets OF life are bright.
All unwilling to depart
TIL he reached the very heart,
And when all the luscious store
Is exhausted sings no more
AS the bee is to the rose
While the honey treasure flows,
Are summer friends.
AS the shadows to this boat,
On changeful lake afloat,
When the lake Is in repose,
Like another boat 1t shows,
And all fortune elevates
Der the surface initiates.
But ripple on its breast
shadow trembles with unrest,
And when tempests gather round
Can no longer there be found
AS the shadow to the boat
On the changeful lake ailoat
Are summer friends.