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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-09-28
EMERAL N VIEWS.
Texas raises 800, 900 bales of cotton this

e raises 100000 bales of cotton this
year.
There are 800 journals of the German Ian
guage published in this country.
New Haven recently shipped $50 10000
cartridges to the Turkish government.
Harvard College has received an anony-
nous gift of $l2,375.6o for the use of the
college.
A third form wire telegraph cable has
been laid across the Straight of Canso, New
Brunswick. al5
The Globe Hotel, one of the failures OF
the Philadelphia show, is to be removed to
Cape May. ra
A factory for the manufacture OF sugar and
slrup from Watermelons has been established
on the Andres Island, California.
A dispatch from Cairo to Reuters Tele-
gram Company says it is believed that the
treaty OF peace between Egypt and Abys-
sinia is signed.
The various knitting mills in Troy, n. Y.
nave pretty much arranged their troubles
with strikers. and will probably run without
during the fall and winter.
a mass-meeting at Dublin. Sept. 10. to
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from a spring in the foot hills is brought in
a pipe, and passes over q w%ater-wheel in one
of the room, furnishing power to turn
the churn. This ranch is turning out over
100 lbs of butter per week, for which MIR. S.
finds ready sale to regular customers at 4Oc.
Here we crossed the river, and Turned I'D
the valley for home, where we arrived early
in the afternoon. r.. n. g.
Diamond City, M. r., Sept. /, 1876.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-09-28

go, as it is to be always bowed beneath the
angry clouds of dependency, grumbling
sorely at every little mishap, giving away
to weakness, running own dispositions,
casting a shadow of gloom over all who
come under our influence, awakening dis
cord IN our own households, and engender-
ing fickleness, wretchcdness and discomfort
ment in the minds of those we love and
should care for.
Taken altogether, there is no better coun-
try than this. We may suffer for a season
from loss of population and from the grass
hopper scortrge, but prosperous days will
come. Our sparsely settled valleys will be-
come populous. Our idle, playful streams
will be set to work whirling undergraduates,
and our lonely mountain delis be awakened
by laundering stamps and flaming furnaces,
as the gold, silver, copper, iron and lead,
which chequer our hills, are being reduced
to a marketable state. And at no distant
day our Territory will take her place high
up among the American States.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-09-28
EDITORIAL VS..

From the Helena Herald, Sept. %.
The public schools of Helena will open
during the first week in October Most of
the lady assistant teachers employed last
winter have been engaged for the coming
season. The school will be ably differed.
Pat Flynn is buying up ores for the Hell
ena smelter. Over three hundred tons are
already purchased, and delivery is now be-
ing made.
Horse talk increases Us the opening day
OF the Fair approaches. "How do you want
to bet on the 81, 800 race" is the pertinent
inquiry among the sports.
From the Bozeman Times, Sept. 81.
Lieutenant Quinton informs us that re-
cruiting for the cavalry service has been or
dered stopped by the War Department. We
would infer from this that the regiments are
full-l0O men to the company. Lieutenant
Z. says he succeeded i'll eplisting one man
from the South of Italy. He had served
twenty years in the army, and may, there
fore, be considered a veteran.
Lieutenant McAdams, OF the Cd cavalry.
who went out with the command under Mai.
Brisbin to the Yellowstone in the spring.
to Bozeman last Friday. He was
sent to st. Paul, uia Bismark, on official bust
ness, and returned by rail and stage coach
ga Corinne. lie confirms the report that
the 7th Infantry and a battalion Of tho 81
are on their way to Fort Ellis and
Camp Baker to winter.
From the New North West, Sept. %.
We received on Wednesday per Mr.. Ihos.
Mcguire the "hugest" head of cabbage we
have seen bearing the following label:
The Centennial Cabbge, @.#
% pounds,
To Editor of the Neac NORTH Vest.
ByA. Whitesides.
lt is not only a mammoth, but fine grained.
;ender and well favored, and Mr.. Mcguire
;ays Andy" has an acre and a half that
almo st as 1uxuriant as this. we have
along side this one with the whole
family and bid want defiance for the next
TX months. Andy is champion gardener
# the county. Send load of one over to
he Fair.
In addition to Turner being entered for the
1000 race, Mr.. Pemberton Thursday sent
yer to the Territorial Fair his six wear cid
Hooded horse "Mountain Cllief,' which
1ll be entered as a roadster. Mr.. Larabie,s
tx year old horse Charley was also
over to enter in the race of horses that
ave not beaten 2:50. "Charley" is a Bit
II Root raised horse. Mr.. Larabie's bug
y team will also be entered. So Deer
odge will have some showing after all.
Is ~ E . a AL r laI q
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
COTTON kECEIiIS
Nv YORK lime 2-1he following are the total net II
WOOL, MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA June 2WOol In improved demand A. lower
prices The new clip of UDvashed from adjacent states IS
arriving with sale at 0c Tor fne and Z5c
for Coarse Medium Unwsshed; Ohio PennsvyaIla and
West Virgnio Xxx and above. 4ca4lci y Ssa4oc;
Medium 42d44c; Coarse, 35a3sc.; Newlork Dichl.
ran Indiana and Western. Fine Sia36c; Neiium, 40p
xSc Coarse IS aS7c COmbng. Washed. 50d55c: do Jn
washed 35d37c COmUing 55c; Fine Unwasned 2O9
R5c Coarse and Meaun Unwashed 25G2oci TUB Wsshcd
XOa42c; Colombo. Washed l6dlSc; Extra and HerinO,
Pulled sOdS2c; No and super. Pulled S0d3+c. Texas
Meum l6a2Oc.; do. Coarse, "a GlGc; California
Fine and Medium Is a 22c.; do Coarse. l6d2Oc
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

OTTIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
" SARATOGA, LAKE ChAMPLAIS. LAKE GEOiGE
THE ADIRONDACKS, MONTREAL, and all points North
and west fare and reduction all points Tho
gsut steamboats, Line leave DAILY Saturdays
eepted D. m from Pier 49, North RIVER. foot Leroy st.
connecting morning trains N. Y Central Rensselaer,
and Ttc and Boston aud connecting railroads
Through tickets sold d baggage checked ~ dcsttatiOn
JOSEPH CORNELL supL
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
6,enmboato ano ilalIroaos.

ALBANY. - PEOPLES LINE STEAM
~ BOATS Pier a. y r., DAILY touHiays eAceptCd6
AZ 6 y. m. for Albany aid all points north sGd west
Great reduction IN Fare. Excursion tickets To Albany sara
toga Montreal and Irturn. Meals on European Plan.
BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOusatOnic
and Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81 Steamer BRl Dc l.
PORT Catharine slip AT 1870 aud Bridgeport atll
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
HORSE and CARRIAGE G MARKET
NEw-YoRK, Friday, June 2,

NEw-YoRK Friday. June ., 1875
Although the amount of stock offered TO-
day at Mr. Arch. Johnstons mart, Thireenth-st' Dc
tween University place and Fihave was not so e1'eh
siye as usual the bidding remarkably spirited anu
the sale brisk and interesting one Belo" are 'Ae
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE1.
" -ALLENrOWh LINE TO THE MESr.-Pass9nser
Freight taon NewNurk. foot OF Liberty Conuects
Sumtrvile with south Branch r. Ri Hampton Junction
with Del Lack. ana West r. RI s fhpsburg with Lehlsh
SusquehauUa Divisions also with Lehi. Valley Railroad
hue Harrisburg, Pittsburgh. the West also
Central PenIsy lyania anu New \ oTk state.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May IL, lS76.-L Leave NewNOrk follows;
$40 M All TRAIN Tor EastOn, Bcividrre Bethlehem,
Bath Allentown, MaLch Chunk Iamaqua, IananeAd wilkes
barre. POttsyilie, Scranton &C.
IA a. m.-For Soneryiie and Pennington.
sIj a. mMoRNNG EXPRESS daily except SunfFys', FOR
Eason. Allentown Harrisburg, and the West Connects AT
Lasou for hauch Chunk, rndqul IOwanda, WnAes0aIfe
Pottsyile Scranton, Dauylle, Wlliamsport &C.
1915 a. m.-tOr Soueryte aud FlcmingtOn
l:u0 p m.-EXrREss for Bennington, Easton, Allentown
Msuch Chunk, Tsmalus, Mahanoy City, Hazeton wilkes
barre, Reading, Columbia Lancaster Ephrata PottsWe
HARRISBURG &c.
246 D. n.-EXrREss for Eason, Belvdere, Bath. nauch
Chuak, Wilkesbdrre and scranton.
400 p. m.For East0n, Allentown and Mauch Chunk. Con
Al Junction with Del, Lack. and West. H. IL.
4.30 p. In.-FOr SOmcryile and Fcmington.
510 p. Iu.-FJr EOuui Brook.
J3 y. m.-EyENING EXPRESS, daily for Faston, Allentown
Mauch Chunk, Wktsbarre rowands Reading and Hsris-
burg
For Ei,faJea At $50 5i5 o15. T. 7.3o 7;45. g. $50
SaS So S.5 l. 40 i 40 aA5 55, $780, 545. 6. CAS-
$50. 7. ! B., 80. 800, 1880 lllJ, IL ,.
Local Trans 10 Dnellrn. $780, $50, III
Local Trans TO SomerSilie, o, q, Z. D 49, IN.
L. +. KICKER, supt and Eng
II. p. BALDWIN General Passang ggr Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

6orses. Carriages, Earness, &r.
DONY PHAETONS.
4 DEPOT WAGONS - - 1>-o
CUT UNDER ROCKAWATS
- ~ WM. II. GRAY
90 and - Wooster ST.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
II. p. BALDWIN. General Passange

FRIE RAILWAY, ,,.,,, ...,,..,
1876:
ga m-Cincnn,t and Chicago Day Express Drawing
Coaches Buffalo aud Sleeping Coaches TO Cleveland and Cut
fO:45 a. m.-EIpress Mail for Buffalo tho West
I p m. DAILY -Fachc express for the West Sleeping
Coaches through 20 Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Fails Cncn
nat Cleveland and Chicago without changes also Hotel din
ingcsrs to Cleveland and Chicago. ~ =.
Trans leave Chamberss Depot ~ Y, for Newark, 645,
$50 l0i5 1880 3l5, 5l5. aud 6l5 n, aud ~ md
night Saturday nights only. sundays 9l6 $50
Ruherfurd Park and Passac 645 30 10 l2 Las,
3, 3:i5 i30, 5l5, @ $40 Sl5, l0SJ 80 p sundays.
$50 10 a. Inp lt5, $50 llSo m Paterson, go, $50
only ~ midnight SUNDAYS $50 9l5 10 M l45 $50,
z i3O p m sgnern, 70 80 TO- 10 - a. M Si5, s. o y
wall. 7:30 M $50, $50 y. m. SUNDAYS $50 m New.
bnrgh, 7:3O, O. 045 $50. i;3O SUNDAYS $50
warwick. 100 lu.4S M. iSO D. NJ Kingston S39 r m.
4S0, y. m. SUNDAYS $50, 10 a m, p m Middletosu,
1880, l045 m 345, $50, p M SUNDAYS, $50. 10
p m. Tho "a NJ and 43O M trains connect with New
York aud Osgcgo Midland Railroad Main st. Port Jorvis
1880, o. loi3 I3O p. IN. Sundays, $780, 10 aud
7pm. ,,o,rurr,- o
Trains leave for EngewO0d Coster Piermont Nyack q
a fUr all except Nyackl $50 945 1890 245 i5
$50 6:30 1880 and saturday nights only at 80 m
Kan2ot spring valley and aonsey 9.45 A. m, 445pm
koTE.-lrans leaving Chambetsst or half hours
leave 23dst fifteen minutes earlier than above time
leaving Chambers ST. on quarter h0urs leave 23d st. thirty
with trains leaving Chambers 81 At 1880 m. and IL md
night
Sleeping Coaches can be obtained. for the checking
aud transfer OF Baggage may be lett the Companys oce
Nos 239 40 $40 and 957 Broadway; Court Brook
lyB, and At the Company's Depots.
Express trains from the West arrive in NewYork T25
mo n. ABBOTT. General Passenger Agent. Ncw.York
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

nlusicdl Jnstrumeris.
LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square aud
~ Upright to RENT SELL cheap sales on easy monthly
pavmenta. Call AZ NJ NJ. MLRRELL'S, No. Unonsqnaie
no. l65 FOurtbav
BRAUTIGAM's Upright and Square
"a. PIANOS are second to lone: prices moderate Con
a assortment OF SECOND hand ramos
from best New ana secondhand Pianos 70 rent
Wareroms. No. % Unon.square.
I IGHTE a. ERNST, old house Of Lighte &
II Bradbury Offer their spieidd PIANofOHifS "t 80" pn
prces monthly mens at IL East i4'hs~ A'0
Smiths AMERICAN OfsAN>
a. X. BALL II Coz
-. 40. l5 EAST l4THSE g,
Steiuyays and other Pianos and organs low
forcash on installncGts. and fnl rnni.
CTEINW Ways, WEBER,, WATERS,
- CHICKERING'S and other tTsi class new ana sEonG
hand SOuare and Upright PIANOS and ORGANS ~ eNhl
binary lo,r prices o let unt lad Tor PER
HORACE WATERS & SONS, 4Sl Broid"ay' ~ l.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
MARSHAHs OFFICE, EASTERN

II 5. MARSHAL'' OFFICE, EASIERN
u. DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, FHlLADEL-
PHiA May Is, ls76-TlIIs IS TG Give NQLlCE hat
issued against the Estate OF ~ sLOlN II OLD VINO
survived John A Bancroft late copditnes uaIhg aSH n
Bancroft Co. in right the COparfner-ip individually Oi
Philadelphia in County Of Phiaep ani state o. Penn
syyania no has been adiutged Bankrupt on bis pcu
don; that payment Ci debts ana denver OF any prop
ertv belonging such bankrupt 10 him. or for s use and the
sfer oil ann IOpertv by hin forbidden by law that
meeting OF the creditors Of the said bankrupt 10 prove lLor
debts choose ass gees Oi ms estate ana p
consider proposition % be submitted Dy SAi DahrGp iOI
composition with his creditors under me pr0ylsons o. ne
18TH section the Of Congress approved June ~ lS4,
amrdaiOry u the Bankrupt Law W be held at Court 0i
Bspkrupcy holden at the small Court room 6i the =
District Court 40. 43j Library 81, Philadelphia D,lore
Edwin r. Chase esq Register on the 5th day OF june a d.
1876 az IL O'Clock a. m. .. - . -, ,, -- ,,.--.--.
JANIS X X ER$S, T. (. Marshal rs Messenger.
B-Iu view LARGE number OF creditors and 10 pre-
vent delay In making choice o. an assignee ana IN te trans
action Of the business u the first mceihg tht ktaitf rec
ens that debts should be proven rs far pfac caOe,
before the day appointed for said meeting.
EDWIN +. CHASE, Register,
No. GlJ Walnutst, Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

TOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
Il FIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS. MONTREAL and inter.
mediate pOlnt Steamers leave Pier 25 H. r. daily sundays
excepted ats D. m (3dst, T. H. 81 =. M and IL
meeting With special trains for Hartford Spring
nod &C Tickets sold baggage checked al Si4
NewYork and Conrtst, Brooklyn. EIsursion 70 New
Haven and return u co.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STA IES MAIL. ,,
Lane take tue Lane
by Maury L. NJ going south Of tho Banks on the
massage - Queenstown. all the wear round
= CELTIC. SATURDAY, June 3. al 2 D. IN.
ADHIATIC, SATU RDAY. June 10. az , IN
BitITANNIC, SATURDAY June ~ at y. IN.
GIRMANIC SATU KDAl, july ., 3 T. NJ
CELTIC. SATURDAY. July To- at II a. m ..o..
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER ~, NORTH
RIVER o. ,..-...., II, l.. -,
These uniform IN szc aud unsurpassed ~ aI
poluneuts. The Saloon Staterooms. smoking ana Bah
io0ms I.isips, where the noise aud notion
are least o I'd ng degree OF comfort hitherto unst
tandble AT ara. ,,.,.-.- 80.
favorable terms SecrdRo 81 a..
OF plans aud other lnOfmalon Apply NJ mo
Company Ohces No. 81 broadway, New orA -
'F'' r. ]. CORrIS Agent.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
lllslellaneous
----
COL. n. w. GREENE PATENT
AMERICAN DRIVEN WELL.
WM. d. ANDREWS * BRO,

1It
Having sustained this patent after iour years OF litigation
we are now prepared pot In WELLS IN York and Kings
Counties rights, and also 10 collect royalties III
every state IN the wells driven without ltroty
MRS. WENDLIN SPRICH of South Bethle-
Va mem Penn, wishes to obtain lNFORMAGION oi the
~ her sou, NE ADA AN SILL lie was ,9.il
Gurlnr the having enlisted among the fNins
Arrry ANY concerning him viii be wei
come Address Rev. C. j. COOPER south Bethlehem North
ampOn County, Penn
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
Busintss Chances.
Corporation Nolitcs.

JURORS FOR STATE COURTS.-The Com
" missioner Of Jurors VIII receive applications for FNbMP
TIONs from Jury duty from = m. 70 T. m DAILY. IOr
fgrtber psricnais aud Information Tho CitT Record
1Opies f0f sals At no. z CITY UslL
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
Dipioeno Noiites
0rr,cE o. cn,sp \ Arrrys. BlygRn.


LIE.IU.E DFFfR
TYTAs AVD PAoITC HtftGoGD (OGFANg I
IJuCsbflt1ilA, MA 10, Ib1G)
UYBE INTEREST COUPONS maturing June
A 1 lsgG gq ne Consolidated MDTtgage Bonds Oi tbh
terooa,y M 81 d prs 4tston at the Office Df te Com
pxST m d'sfepil sf s agfbcyt ~ ifrhapR piaec 10
T. fg ~ sSg STk fhs DDnds ave been TFgsttreN
h ~ e. fhsY Nil Se fad 0Dg pen pfsf.tea VIE
psnef aftneY fDfDf@fy sutbFnfftfd Di mo parry va
D. :. bOlgD, Vl,e President
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
LAMPlCUGH'S
pYRETIC SAlHM I:

Proved 20 be the best preyentyoof OF
saALI@PoX FEVER, and SKIN DISEASES.
II the most agreeable vazug and refreshing OF all Sa
Inca and gives relief IN Headaches Sea or Bilious
knees It quickly the worst form Of Ernpyo or Skin
Conpants The various diseases arising from Constipation
Climatic Influences tho Blood Impurities Inocu
ton the results Of Breathing Air infected with Fevers Mea
ss smallpox cured and prevented by It's use sod
by all Chemist and tho Manufacturer
The statements and letters relating 20 's a'
ous effect a. positive cure scarlet fever and other blood
pol,on. are most painfully suggestive OF
great neglect whenever the PYEETIC sALN is not EN-
roved in these dseases at furnishes the blood with Its
lost saline constitueuts"-lDr Morgan h d, etc. etc
The late Dr. Timrey states his etters and lectures
fnnd act a. specific In form OF scarlet Foyer
NO OTHER medicine being given"
NOTICE MY TRADEMARK AND NAME
BUFF-CoLORED wRAPPER
AL other sallnes
SPURIOUS INVITATIONS;
fact an attempted fraud On public well as myself
Sold BY all and the Maker In patent glass stop
pcred bottles at 2s. Gd Is Ci., lis, and 2is each
Special Agents Mcssrs. RAGMEs, Liverpool, Edinburgh
and York; GLASGOW APorHEcAKiEs COMPANY, and
HATRICK 4 Co., glasgow.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

pENNSYLVANI RAILROAD THE
L GREAT IaUHk LIZ NJ ASI. VT UNITED STATES NAIL al
lapdtst ferries ~ follows;
LSpre.s Tor Aarsprrs pittsburgh tho Wet and south.
with Pullman Palace Cas attached. $50 m, and $50
sSr HiismsPor ioc< Haven Cory and E,is Al $50 M.
snc $50 m eonnee,n at Cory Tor Iitus'e petroleum
Tor S7i:msTe, Wasfhgioa and the SOUTH Limited WASH.
ngon Express Of Pullman Parlor cars daily, except sunday
E ri and . D. m Sunday. 8 p m.
o. s. 7o o. w. and II night sunday, g. 6, So,
aDd 2 D. N. Ennis raEt aud socOI class, y. m:
i and Sl hciaSs SH SIe leave GSc Depot !:
~ oiS ISa, M 5;i5 2,5a 5;sQi ID g., 100 Pm
q 2!5 S.io S.o T. 40 45c 40 s. boo $40 6:lO so
ssS S 6 57o .bs s2 so 5S 'O H. aud u eight Sunday
S g5d GtPii;'G %iS 81? 80 TaS So @ g. 10 s 55 g.
$50 1850 $40 10, il:So Pm p NJ aud i. night sunday.
70 For 'Sh RShHay. a9' 8, p el6 n TAO s. 10
2oo $lo $40 40 40 40 S2O 80 GO 81 &c en-. ~
For woodbridsc Perth AOoy aud South Amooy, and 10
Fof New BTGisSicE. T. & and II m g $40 slo, $50
6iO. ?. m. and II nient. sunday, pm.
foF F Ensson Sa %iiSG a9S ddAS Hi i sso 40 Pm
For For fTfst92 S.5 80 M 5C and tH 10 1s ~ n
Tor PGilIps6urS snd Belyidere, $50 a. and >.
For mcfeer and se@siseJ lTanch 81 m.
Sr en9n ,d B9rsn5o% Sa 7TrnS''n' aud Caa0n '' ana
For FreehoId 7So a al, and SOP
Tor ightsowp Pomb6r,op anu Camden Via rsrh Amboy.
2$0 p ~, via Monmouth Junction, 40 n, ,,,,,,
.nd 1880 a m. via Monmouth Junction
and oi30 daily iGlS and ESQ ? 40 % .iy ny
ph dsphis $40, sSo tS S5. io5 l22o il5. m rs sS
55 iss ~ cSo no 90 an% ap l65 I D. H. suH'1' '''"
and fs os SS 81 6.s S aas sat MI Er2iSy 10
Brookiyn amt NOS li. ~ aud ls Hg."ns nobossa sea
d ~ BOYD Jr. Gen. Passenger Agent
PRANK Tnohsos, General Manager ---
SUNDAY TRIPS to LONG BRANCH, COM com;
7 IA
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
WM. p. DIXON, Referee 90 Wall ST.
STANLEY, BROWN CLARKE,
anoo Inv6we Plaintiffs AttOlneys No. 10 Mal-st

SUPREME COURT, New-York County
n FOX surviving rqstee uldsr me last viii and tesia
GRIFFITH ROWE and CURSELlA j. ROWE. his wife, aud
others Deendantsn pursuance OF udgmelt Of foreclosure
and sale beaug date 2lst day Of December, 1876.
made and entered entitled action J. the under
signed the referee such Judgment Will se at pub
auction the twentseventh DAY OF June 1870 at twelve
Exchange satcsIoOn No III Broadway,
in e CIV OF NeYOrk, 10y GEORGE II. SCOTT Auctionecr
The follow premises 10 wt those two certain
OF situate, Wing ana being IN the
Nneeenth Ward the city o. New York and which taken
toreter are bounded described follows Beginning at
pnt on the westerly side OF N1Gisonaycuue dsian my
feet ve sOuey from the south westerly corner OF
Madison avenue sixty hftslce and IunIiDg thence
westerly and parallel with sixty df stree ninety i've ect
thence southyardy parallel VIII Msiisonavenue NIFTY
feet thence eastel9 aud parallel with h stree ninety
FIVE feet westerly side lire o. nadsOnavenue ard
cnce notherly along the westerly side Hue Madison
avenue y the point place OF beenninF-To
vim all and singular the teDeInens Embellishments ana aDpur
tenapces thereuntO belonging 1nyWise acrianf ana
the and reyersons remainder ana rms
fssnes and tr0sts thercO-DatCd IOIk, May 30 lH7C
IoT p STTVENS WALTER II. MEAD,
'N pianiln.' Attorney. Referee
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

THE MARY POWELL, for West PGin5
NswOurg ponshseSpss Rondous and EsSssS9 .SsSa: AND
Mssriboro by ferry will leave Pier 80 N. r. VesuJSs@
DAILY sundays excepted. ct $50 p M
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

TN PURSUANCE Of an order of -. G. CAL
VIM esq. Surrogate Of the County Of New-N NorE No.
TICE fs hereby given all persons having claims against
RICHARD VI. BLATCHFokD, late Of the city OF "ioik
with vouchers theref 10 tho
sulscr bers AZ Office OF BLATCHFORD SEWARD, GHIS
WOLD q DA COSTA, Nos % ard 81 Nassausrcet IN the
Of before the 23l day Of october next
Isied YORK, tie .lst day o. April, l-16 eANt -
BLATCHFOID, Executor. BU Rk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY of
- \ NFW.YORK, ss.-The BERKSHIRE WOULEN COM
PANY in behalf Of theMsalvgs ard az O. her creditors 81
AUGUSTUS D. lLlIAHD, Receiver,
aud Others, fendants. ,--- -..-, T.,
LAsT NoIicH-Pursuant Judgment decree entered In
the entitled action In the Office OF me !eI4 G Ihe.
York, January q, 1875 ], WILLIAM n
DIXON the Referee therein appointed do hereby notify al
creditors OF the finn OF HON1. SPiAGLlS g No a1G Al
rCsons having against said firm, PEMPTOKlIl 10
come prove their leJs claims against said In De
fore ne al Office 90 wall st., In the city o. New York
by before he 2jth day OF July lsI and ~ deIaut o 20
GthaITc the tcnehts OF SAID decree and VI
any distribution of the assets Of said firm hereunder
New.YoTk, ApT1l 20 1876. - 49, .-o ,,.-,.
6TANIFY BROWN CLARKE,
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

eTONING TON LINE
~ FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAsi'
REDUCTION OF FARE.
Flpvant steamers RHODE ISLAND and SARRAGANsEFf
leave Pier 81. North Riyor foot Of Jayst, at D. IL
NOT TRIP MISSED ~ SEWN rEAks.
Tickets for sale al all principal ticket oces ~
secured oricss Of Wcstcott Express Company Su 80
Broadway. - -.- -,
stt.mships ELECTRA and GhLATEA leave Pier ~ Ses.s
River foot Of Parkplaee, AZ &:S0 70. FreishH VIA "
line taken 81 lowest rates. ooocx prsst
L. W. FILkINs u. 7. Akt u D bAbNON 49,.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
Gcgal Notices.

IN pursuance of an order of Deano c. Calvin,
Surrogate Of the County OF York, notice hereby
yen 1 a persons having claims against Maria de Las Nor
edcs de La aysoca late Of the City Of Havana ~ the
deceased 70 present The same win vouchers
thereof to the subscriber his occ 30 broadway IN the
Ctv of York, before the th day OF November next
JUAN ~. CEBALLOS.
CorI,vRT BroTUFRs ProcOrs 6S and 40 Wilsnst y. \.
ape Law ems.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of ID. {. Calvin,
esq Surrogate OF the County Of nouce y
bv given to an persons having CLAIMS against GEORGE
GRiSWOLD GRAY, late Of tie city o New York deceased
present with vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers
place OF transaeng business az ne oice Gt e., t.
No II Wal!st, IA the CITY OF New OK, on OF
before the 25th cav OF October 4. f. 1916, newt
Dated, NewY the 18Th day Of April A. D. 1876
HEHMAN r. lie Roy, Executors
SUSAN J. GRAY,
EAnfEr DrncLnr. - Mal S.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
NTEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
PASS SSEN0ER AND FREIGHT STATIONS;
~ NEW TOKA-Ccuira Railroad Of NewJersey, foot Of
Ii cray ~, hOrth River.
- rHIlADELPHtA-North Pennsylyana Railroad cor
aeg BsrSs and am. ricSu--s
COmmeBoInc Mon DAY May 10, 1876 Trans
Leave New.YOrk 7:J, 10 a.. l:3O, 4, $50
Leave Phadey mia at 80 $50 m, 1880, ., ESQ D. N
aHd freight low by other routea
Cenrunia ssenges delivered At the man eni ance 70 me
Centennial Grounds. ii. L. BAlD"lN
AgsD c r.. of j..
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
Gnroucan advertisements.

TTHE French Soups of the Societe Generate aes
Potaees Fconomiques the best soups cheap r
nd nyenarsd in a few minutes To obtained tfouZn
and italian warehOusemen throughout the rmls Innan
WboIesaIe agent Henry A. WOLF 40 Great Tower S.
agenla Manled IN All pMIs .. AolN
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

FOR SAN FRANcGsCo. uCAI1FoRNIA,. AND PA
CHIC PORTS, via I~TlIMlS OF PANAMA.
sailing from Pier l3. North River