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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-07

Fssss G G fss is ii sa ' ffssff
MnwAekEs IAN eztiOuT snle. and unchansed Wheat VIZ
.ss ds.s :, ss
No. sc bailey normally shade drmer No. spring,
cash Ta S s S s mys
nal Me-, FpTs s ss s Sss saP .s
s% 20 SS S TS s ss.S
Js9 osu :; rS DIN , Common PRIME
Choice, 7S7tc Gray canSei 73sste oats quiet. sup
ss bT19 Ssgs sssR?
s l ds % ss.rcs and Sec
epFss dun Choice sold 2, issl5 - Whisky stronger at
ehapeeNewYors sight &c discount; sterling - l3 for
oswEeo, Jan: 6-FIOur steady, sale. 1900 Dbl. al.
changed No Milwaukee club 81 So No White Michi.
q ~ 6E a a. ID 81 3 S% S aS Ss% @
Canada held az 81 TO- No Bay at 81 l6 and No Cam
TnboIied. MifeeG- shorts si7asis shpstans slsds9I
PlLlDErHIA 6CiOver Seed meets admitted demand
abd sg lr haHSed II %1nd a. 81 81 % rna
BARK he a. 2 e lS5 Nh, no 91sTGr oc TSIr
at siasi 56 Iowa wisconsin Family % 30
as3 90 penny soia ind,ana and Ohio d. - ogS8 e.
with demand except for choice grades; Peunsyyania
h@bcr 81 sas 40 Eye Doe corn orr comes in slowly and
seSdy 9eSy for New and geaS f9r o Ssw
Mixed, 42d5Oc. WHISKY 81 10 for western Butter quiet
and rather dull NcwS0k and Bradford County Extras -
a34c; do tirsis. 2od3lc Western ExtrIs 2oa2S1; do
Firss 2Sa2bc; Rolls Western ENirS 2lg23o no. flTsts
20 26c CheeseMarket quiet and holders hrm IN good
stock; New-NOrk Fancy 1886; do Prime l24a l3'tc;
unchanged Pennsylvania Jersey, and Delaware Fresh.
Sc. estern do, 29GJOc
LOUIS Jan. 6.-Flour dull only local trade Wheat
strong and higher No Rcd Fall 81 40. cash; 81 4Ji20
81 49,, January No do 81 % =. cash. Corn IN good
demand full prices No. Mixed 80 2@39c, cash 80 80
J9c, January 4OGi0hc February oats fary active ana
shade higher; No - 20 l2G6c. cash 30 30 bid January
and February. RYE dull and lower; No 2 G5c. Barley
M sllr Pork higher sales Of small lots n sl9 rlD 10.
Bulb Meats srungcr shoulders, -; Citar lIb ana GEAR
Sde Zoe and lOitr ti 20 hcso figures mp country &C.
(+t freclsj less b Bacoa quiet and unchanged.
Green Meats uominay higher Shoulders SIC sides and
Hama DC. and lO,c. whisky steady, fair demand
~ Ok. live Hogs a'tVe. ru ighers shipping.
~ 4Odf6 90 Packing - 7JNS7 Oi Extra ~ %. tnte
lncd receipt, weakened he market has prices are not
quOlhy changed demand COHhnud almost wholly 10 butch
grades Be"cpts2OJD bbis. Flour 5000 bush What,
260O bush corn, 1000 bush. OATS l. o. bush Rye, 1000
bush. Barley. HlOO Tic q. I, 100 Caifle.
Wheat steady, with rc demand No White wabash,
81 80 No 8 DO. ~ 2ka; Ma. White Michigan 81 p;
Amber Mich spot ami January. 81 .2 March III III
ArTI. ~ > 10 Amber Mir,llan, 81 OZA2 NO. itti
Winter u 2 No 3 90. KCd - o. rejected Red, sic.
Com easier ish aACd, spot and January A. w. oh 81 2c
Low Mixed, ibI OIL. J-C no Grade J2Hi'c DANA cd
SisiOc. oats nfctve. No 2, January, soho March DE;
M,irin 80 &C clover SetA atsaiy wiiB fair demand AZ
o. 2jas 20 Dressed H0-t si1dy tnd nc'aug, i.c'ips
Sipm,lits sa- i.OOO bush. Cora. $1,000 bIs. Oats,
3 Bu,n
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully ro2octDI for TIE TInJyEI
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Ter North Riccr Vessels and E7iig0adg.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

IHrRbDAY, Jan q. 1876.
There ia small trade going ald late Tces airs
Retained Viz. 5d5i.c. for pOts and &c. tOr fedrs
COPFl Rio was Dun ard tnhaHgcd at lG40lGLc. for
Ordinary l719i74c Fair lSal8ac fgr GOod and 1910
aSAO Tor Prime, gold Jobbing l5t-, lDh0l5alC,
Eoldi santos, in invoices lf4oloAc. gold; saics OF
1000 ba-s santos. Gustav. and POO bags Jcssv,
ransprg stock here tonight Is lS1 80
bags. a. baltimore o. l7S and hew OTeaua, O66l
bags Ml.d grades qlIc the quotations. no bags
snc Docngo have beoa shipped to Europe by hrs hans "a
tas have been within range; day 600 bags Mara
Ca DO sold at Isle The stock Of mild grades $500
and 81 % mats. including 3z416 mats Java, % 56
NGrac2bo. and i20eO bacs The quotation
Sei@ Gov osesl = etc mats 2i~2lC neal1ie, no -
9lAo Jsnsc. isalGc, Santo Domingo. l6dl5fC; Porto
RICO ioa Die. Costa Rica So Oi2c Macc4Sar. .OQ.lc .
AeAioan. lsG o.; Manila lSUl0c AngUstuIa, lSal9 qt
h2isnll2 II 2d2Oc.: Curacao I7ni5c.
NOlItN-Ghc market quiet and unchanged The re-
sops az o ports we.e l64sJ bales against $40 thi day
~ week ADD $40 The day Last year. be sales ~
bAea 81 which SIS evening incl 100 export J3i
et eoasumguon los Tor speculation. Tho following
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nn,,r.r1c ,lArKI.rs

Aua>I. Ian. C. wheat ;aaiag dong nyc oo42lc,. n
We sll of = cars no Ora ic at Sc and
cac .eoot, al 30 quiet sale car 80 rworowcd
B,i,'p5ur Jan. t. o'ien quiet but hna lev Mddtng
H. ', yi,i Si u $SsSi iss. othsr grides
Changed CJr-Soliie "a g'lri AMI rl~J l,a 81
10 53c Notion Mix,d. Now Gie "ats fi-cr 1nt qust
a. I've an ara roInay 7saa2c nsy am AMI
Ne~, Jobbisg a. i 90 LAND un;a1y ed Buzz qhe, , aiI
unchanged retro un very slioNf rue 81 a. w
5oe WHISKY ali at 81 -.
BOSTON Jan g Flour siogdy demId far sales At 81
j. 2jqC Is for wisc.nsa LyiIas e 90 20 Tor h.a
ami Mlchiesa So 2jes9 p for Illinois 20 '0asy for 81
15 81 ,, F, Sy s a. 1888 25 corr arn ri
G5aGoc for ssi ana yellow. ana n steady eomhn osi1
icJccioi and 5a67c Tor No White Rye 95c al shcrs
iISsT 49, bbis. corn - 20O bsa.s whas 57zi bush
Osts bush; Shorts, 2DO1 busl.' Barley, o. bush
BuItALY Jan e-flnsr dn! anu un,i9,t ~ mi,' j., Inn nm
II - car. No. s" antes ZIP 81 ~ ~ Oo s1,,
a. 10. on tiacS Qa. ns--t. iiye nae,iye Hi,{ qf
Heavy Mess so 90 lard Gun at l3c. nigIsines un.
cianfd No pc OF ealnaa,s tep1r y,r,a, nm
settled bat generally higher. oponf weak lower closed
anner p outside prices no spring q o. ~ -, DO.
No do as alsse i.'lee' o. - Com dull weak and
aFg gs 10 ;,: &c. sP9t So s6sa{ liz ye ai
H i t ID love- s ~ 1t ~ sps ss So
spot s12 80 February Buzz nfncr ShOuder &c.
Clear Kb and Clear Sides u aud ~ whisky steady and
~ o. at the afternoon all Of the Board, Wheat
al % 2c January &c., February Com steady al
43c January Oats and Pork unchanged. Lard al
l2Ac FebTdary Reccipts1OOO bbls Flour 10000 bush.
Wheat 49, 600 bush Corn 1900 bush OATS 800 bush I've
GJOl bush Barley. Shfments-5,0OO bbls Flour, lTOO
bush. Wheat $4,000 bush Corn 1900 hush oats LOO bush
Rye $500 bush. Barley,
jIScISSAT Jsn o. Flour dun but unchanged Wheat quiet
and woak al 81 2Jdsl - Corn steady, with aF doand
al Ace Oats, Barley, and Rye quiet and unchanged Iro
yslOnsAn advance asked but established Fork quiet
but nrn at ~ dsl0 % Lard steady and INN steam, IL
Kettle. l34I3c Bulk Meats quiet but trm ShouoTs -
al &c; Clear RIB sides 0c clear sdes lOa lo,
all loose Short Rib Mddes sold at lOi4o, boxed. Bacon
only aIobbng and order trade; sheulders 0c Clear NIB
Sides 12c Clear sides IL 10 cIoen Meats hrner held
higher shoulders. 7g! a. sides 9seloc Hams lOaae
lie Whi.ky-DeInand fair and market r at 81 o. Batter
quiet and unchanged Hogs-Delnand active prices irn,s
Common Good Light. ~ ~ dS7i Ear 10 Good Packing
81 i0as7 So Choice Heavy, 81 SSas7 I0i pens cleared
receipts, 7.0UO shlpmonts, 2ba
CLEyEASD Jan 6-petroeam very hrmi holders are ask.
ing higher rates. Standard White. 10c State Test lie;
Michigan Test, 1870; car lots cash. -
LOUISVILLE Jan G.-FiOur steady and unchanged Wheat
demand far And market hm at IL Q10I 10 Corn steady
aud unchanged Oats firm and unchanged Rye quiet anu
unchanged pre;sons demald and tending upward
RIB sides iosaio3e Clear sidss 1920 sseona
164e Lard firm and qncnanged Whi,.y quiet and un'
MEsrMs feun, Jan. B-Flour duu but unchanged corn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-07

lobe for Powdered ana Oranuiatef l0s.dl0rsc for
Crushed Illc for Cut Loaf and L. 9i0 So for A"
TALLOW-Msrket heavy and lower sales. 100000 ID Fair
20 Prime at 9999so h. and 16D Prime out OF town stock
ut o nc pm.
without decided change saea so bbs at
81 IL 200 tbls 1t 81 4 and 30 bbls st 81 IL gallon
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In city bank stocks Fourth National 'lol So'T az
"a and GerInan-American llOOl az of-T~0i'
following are the bids :
offered. Asked

Railroad bonds were strong and higher on smart
and from investors for Pscifics, Nortli-WeSterns
and Ne.-York Centrsls. Chesapeake ana ONO
~. .oId At 49, The bids as follows
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COoo Ord ..........,l0ts / LoW yiddiDr ......,l2
stf1ctt'osAi Oriinary...llI Aiddlins i1l,
TOR future dsnvery prices declined lsgo with mods
sse basness SAFES yesterday alter D. m: Jannary 300
isse ~ MI, lSsie 10 police ses week Fsbrua 80
May 200 l4s,ec June 100 Ia sso July 100 iiae total
i oy' oars flrst cal t9y-No salea Second cal-May'
k.isA Iard enAasGs 100 ,,s sG,a I 100 ba iSo
S,es soAg M 70 y January, 100 Isle; 3O l3T.sc
iSSV IS<Gi 60 is'ssoi February, 100. I31sci l6 o.
bSo ~ tee. lsTe May. Ioc zbc., 800 Ii sac; June
~ II; total. 49, bags grand total. ID 900 bales
OsSs Vnanss tis market was quiet and steady Tho fol
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rim quiet at Is isalS4c. p 10 FOR Prime Western

The market steady to-day with moro inquiry ;
sales 500 MOasses Sugar ut 7c $40 hhds Ccntfu
gal at 8109c 600 bags, mostly llolo at 7to, and
90 Clayod ii sac. The following arc quotations
Cuba-Infcrof 10 Common Refining 7ad7'sc Far Refining
&C. Good Fair Eehnag Size; Good Refining. slsc Prime
Refining. sisci Fair % Choice Grocery ssaSaoi Cen
Clayed boxes, s. Nos 20 e. 71.s.asc; 90, Nos 10 to
Isl ss0iO &C.; d. Nos 10 90 IOasSIOssc White 9'4a
iOs4c Porto kico-Ronning, Common 10 Prime 7s9e se
IL, sasc. Java, d. 81 Nos 10 to H. si@a5'sc; Manila
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Don.
Inc 10 Iaed IN buyers favOr. Export only buy
SssS wi Moderate oxtant whio jobbers reused 10 pr
Snd nss s1fieent . supply pressing want No
sfans were scarce and breugk about rrsyi0us
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Gapinas Banks.
SAVINGS. BANK IN THE CITY

GERMAN SAYINGS, BANK IN THE CITY
VI OF NEw-YoRK. corner Fourthaye and Last Pour
teenth st.-The SD semiannual DIVIDEND, payable
49, 1875 has declared by The Board OF
AL deposits entitled thereto VIZ At the rate OF
cent per annum on sums OF g 70 5000 and OF per
per annnm sums of over az 900.
called for will be added the principal and
draw interest from Jan. l.
terest from jan j.
THRoIE Buck. Treasurer.
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Dipibeno Notices.

THE NATIONAL PARK BANK,t
NEW YORK, Dec 81, 1878.
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of FIVE 90
8, 1876.
The transfer books will remain closed until that date
j l.. WORTH Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-07

Tia Knickerbooker Fire Insurance Company has
declared soa-annual dividend of per cent, pay
able Jan. IL.
The Clinton Fire Insurance Company has declared
a soiu-aunual dividend of 10 per cent payable OF
demand
The Gcrman-AmericaH Insurance Company has
dbclar j a seni-annua dividend OF per cent, pay
able on Monday next, the 10th inst.
banlsame reward il offered by Messfs. Marx &
Co.. No. 80 Ixohange-pace, for the recovery OF j.
first moI gage bonds Of the Union Pacific Railroad
Co. TIE bonds were lost to-day between No. 30 TX
changeplace and the Office of Messrs. Winslow,
Lsuior q Co., No. 27 Pine-st.
The following securities were sold at auction To-
day:
% shares National Rntolers ard Doveis Bark. si8
siaTes Republic Fro Insurance Company ....... gS
RDO sh@i \. 4. Nut Gas Asht Co thrl0,hec2ts... ITO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-07

Tho Producers Consolidated Land and Petroleum
Company was the first corporation to comply with
tho new rule of tho Stock Exchange, which, as q
condition of admission, requires all companies 10
furnish frequent reports of earnings and expenses
Prom the following exhibit it is cvidont that tie
new company has TO conceal tho true state
Of its finances:
Receipts rUn sales OF oil. &c, during September. ~ ~
OctOD,r. and November. 1919, ~
lgrpfuse~ 5smo thb- ~iofi -
ga,,ooe applaa,le 10 yjdeud. ......... ss8Ojs l.
A dividend of per cent has been declared and
will be- paid at the Office of the Company, No. q
Pinc-st.. on Jan. H. prOx.
The following report of earnings Of the Chicago,
Milwaukoe and 81. Paul Railroad Company we &c
ceived fiom the Stock Exchange:
F,r-h week in December 1S75...........- s2l 1000
F9gIst week ia Dccember io74........-.-- $4,000
lacrosse Tor Is .............-... S1t1Vp
Moth of December lel5. ...-.-.-.....Si 49,
Month Of December, lb14................... OOz2OO
81
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A AS SIOth~.
~ NEW YORK, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL. AND
MANHATTAN NAS STOCKS BDTtuf AND SOLD
and an kinds Of Brooklyn and l,ra Gas Securities dealt
iuDy Gl.l. H. IhtsNi l'S
Room %. 30 Broadg', :. Y.
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FAEctnivE DRrAgnfENr. UYficE o. STATE TEFtsrHRR,
CulLalaA south tarDLna Dec n, rs. :

CoLuMlaA south aroDna. Dee ~. 1-7j.
IN consequence of the delay in the passage
I Of tho TAX Bill Of Toe STATE or soCTlI CAE0
LIMA which Law tho 1ih Inst. Tho payment of
lie ut.st on tha con oidatsu stock 81 lie state
pDntd FROM 10 Fob ;. ne 60, ON and dtoi which
dan ~ dde Coupons auI t,Tes Ordtr On ihe COAs3
darou 0nds and els o the tat ~ u De pad ri te oAe
~ Morton, Bliss r. CO., NcHNutk cry, ana AT inc
Office ~ the Treasury Columbia. South Car. Ira.
All Coupons amt Interest OIdrrs duo au1 'oeconf ' IN
ciuug July l. 1870. the Consolidation Bombs AMI at-h
Il Snuth Caroa, now receivable nc paf Tor
faxes g. L. CAKDsIO, treasurer state u Suuth Giolha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-29

80, -. co,rer = A. Attachment granted. GruOer agt Wild.
tnhuscment for contempt ordered agt Herman sane h
- SRosna Wild committed for contempt unless s,e
ssrs the questions allowed by the reiete ann Slv
costs and referees fees MohsI sS act Ta1ier:
ituST act NVerli; III agt Tweedie-M 70 az
r,ses Granted SomeTfelt ag Slesrlg-t ne HVl.n
.St VIII be committed for contempt nness no ypnfed re-
80 ,nne Sc aud Arthur ". Andrews esd alp9lnttu ~
ooy Martens agt Adams. w. smith appOnteu ~
srxrr
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fT,0 CENTENNIAL VISITORS.
THE GRAND EXPOSITION HOTEL,

Intersection Of GIRARD and LANcAsIEHAHLsr
,,, ten minutes walk from the Centennial buings con-
d1cied 90 European plan WILL bL ofhN ior ''e 10
caution Of guests April 10, 1870.
n b-This is one u the
LARGEST HOTELS IN THE WORLD,
and is built entirely Of brick having s2' rooms also large
hl1ct Stables attached. ,,-.., NJ, ,.o,,r
'aiy rs uinufes dTive from the celebrated BELMONT
nHIVINt, PARK aid RACE COZ 1851. -.
Eor fu partcuars address NJ. ltilh, Manager FbHdfl
MA aia OF Continental ots PHILADELPHIA and OF ConEf "a
Hall, Saratoga
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CAIENDARS-THs DAY.
s1rREVE CouRr-CaI

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Js
SatsnIth er, Nieol 266 o'Brien agt Board OF
; .Nsfiooal Bani o. Scot 90 Assessors ess sir,
&c IippdeIa sHor az" SSS Robtscher agt Daly;
IS. Matter OF Gazzar 81 ''n1 ger "S~
i26 Lewis act Ross &C SO SO ga 9 ~ Wuanis &c
lSs N1ans az, ; 81 ga Roliwagen agt Her
245.crea5oaueF aSI Ken sa5 Hy@s5 ast. AOrahams
SPECIAL TERN -LARREMoRE, J.
o.o Contra, r n IofN.Yl sl.MlddictOn agt Garai
agt. Matthews CT al me- . "
$50, rsev-D,y1s p j. BRADY AND DANIELS. u.
80 ~ pe,Ie ey rel Nc 172. Bearuey agt The Com
H Sss " F H COM ieI stat Of n ss
10 F. s,GSf r'' ae' Zone ia soShSck aet Mud
,ees NSs sSt ACT. Mitchell. 49,, get 80. r.7,es.
l5l Douglas sgt Douglas aHi'N%ac sef Beneict
79 Wallace ct al agt PSfP as * f GSi %~J
l6S Morgan SGT. smif l9e' ,cStSs CO. Nut ms
~ se2yeT agt' The Mayor I7s Kiersted ct al sgt or
IL reSa. survivor agt ar s sTg sq4 Alex H. "
MSGy i as Marshall l79Va an sas ssn! ana @lO
casS CJScOI.Ff Fayior aei Gould ct al.
Noday calendar
PAsr I.-LANEENcE' j.
oso, noo,sv ,rt uslrin 1887 suburban Gas CO
c 5FSsn 1f lRs TsSs &ayo S
lss6 GRAHAM ag The May q.o q T.s,ie AIT Parker.
,os ,,S o. yG al, Caro- Wlet asst. Mead, hn-
iss ls s s gs %2 ct l24G Aton as vande
1914. .wsTirop ACT ClAaia HOS Lonely agt Conne'
oo.o sI- al act Brennan lS72 sis5 &c ag Rooney
l5J6HIhs be 9 KENT Si ''l 1898 L. = spring Bed Co
,..-i. rbc T.1i,c ex rel aP Conner, &c
Ao'' = P.rt. az. Einsel3 400 Goodwin e. al. agt
zoe, Ccstsnc. s~t I,urr COlkLn.
w SS'S i ano aei Y 225 Merrill ast Patton ct
~ y C. and H. H. X L. 1894. HSiaehcr ast oBren,
1881 Croft, azt. Tho Mayor. &c
sc. OF SewYor
PART IIL-YAS NoRsr J.
N pi,o or, IiyerDorst III. Herman ct nj Ggt The
''-'4'' Am. Pat. sponge Co
,qsk Virur- er'r &C art. QAa Flood agt Mcuflay.
Llul Island r. = Co lt5o.--No1 "s'' iNe '"3 Va
2'S9hsri93@n ~ ME- 1l8l Fisher trustee &cagL
~, ''' Courtney - al
1916. Hsinernan ct a. agt 9is9 sreoly agt Conner
e3s Rothschid agt ga. 1881. KieinkrScAt agt Con
Grand and Hst ,-,- q, l,t5 savll l, ,,-o,,,,
= r. Co 2J34- -Befs.nctr 3GL Ncbgeh
1927. Manhattan LIE ms 800 lu'i g.
Gro pa~epsi,dt et Ell aet bank Akal CO.
Gillespie ct al. S25 p -S@uluris agtIhe EV'g
N'-'' s..upehoIn 81 al. G21 -Avrr.ll ast. he Mott
us Wam sgt. Ashley. lili2.ASfls as| heliy'
G73 .Plgtt 0es'o, agt. Van - cherln, &c
Nance q al l,6 2. same agt oal0e.
1858. BARCLAY a. a. agt. The
Mayor, &C.
sUPEM0R COUET-TELAL TEg,--Pa1- I.-sANFoBn ).
Case On-l2I1- .Funke 81 g. aG; " u Autu'l les Co.
No Gay calendar.
COMMON PLEis-EQJIrT 9Bg}.-NAN BhUAIt j.
NO day Calendar
TRIAL TER.i-PkET Thomson J.
C9ac On-lG7s. German at E.m2cE No l&y c2lenaar
GENERAL HACNETT, J.-Dgliel Mockiey Dalio
suyqu Thomas Beatty Frank Mcclure, Timothy Carroll
holm Ncrath John Mcnamara JoLn Sweely, Thomas Job
ron Janice Craven Philip Mcclure, John Nc Arde, J6nes
Landy, John Leaahan. and elchi1A ilsS con- piracy
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nm rtsae 500 sur sets ..... % Moon sets. lll7
NIGH Wk1tH TIL, rAY-A.N
1Ol. COWS f~lar o. le52 Hell -. Ferry lZ4l
hI.H wAIEB TIis DAY. a.
sudy BryS..lOSS Cows is!aai.lflo heb o. Ferry 1907
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-29
HORSE And C48RTlGE MARKET

NEw-YoRK, THesdGy, March 2S, 1876.
Arch. Johnston held his usual semi-wcckly
ale today ut ms establishment. Thireenth-st, between
University place and Fi1thaye. Inc following prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-29

RRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
- and Naueatuck Railroads Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Catharne slip IL nool Brdgeport
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5i!uailons Uanteo-femaIes.

Al MORlS0N's largest, oldest, and most
"A reliable sEHVAETS' OFFICE, corner ItisG and 9th.
class II Protestant and Catholic servants OF any
rat ona.ty waiting oz stuauons married coupes also
I AUNDRESS.-As 6rst-class laundress; will
II lag Assist Eith ohsmberwork required beat city
reference. No $40 2iAye.
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EyOTEL AUBRY,
nVUF

BOTEL AUBRY, ,-,a
PHILADELPHIA. -. -,
nut. bol IA situated on Wanuts between Thirtyh!rd
ana Tlfr1y fourth sta having frontage Of 300 feet IL al
ts ~, tulcent building AID grounds 81 tie Jnlver-Y
I the hsndsOmest part % The city, ne ros
" larg. airy ana now, with capacity lcf .uvO kutas ~
snIity construction and peculiar pan OF te nous .
Tsef against Ore Ut accident % tic iob -
ior fr w,ie nv cO0 long. overlooking oehsLu Il
i,srk Access be lad 10 the Centennial GROUNDS III 10
e. la threa street railways The new depot 81 The rem
yIvapa lroad less than LOO feet from tls motor l
~ IN Of Ills railroad guests arrive al the Eroaun III
t rntre The business center Of the city ana heiiefs
cai Ice reached by in j. nnutes IOooslea Gar
A. Tho trresGue region ~ Old Paramount, and extensive
water WORKS OF Philadelphia are within an easy walk no
tfl conducted the European plan lAe ilesiAu
,p IN he iado an especial feature excellent n qnaDly @l
,aJert. IN price. The manager brings 10 tho uldrraAha
~ ACQUIRED the best hotels or the Unto" ststc1,
1ntSv he nde Hotel n - Louie ani Centnela OF
lbis snd pledges his weliearncd reputation that TINS
III, b. m, model establishment Of the city VIII open iot e
cepuon o. g.lea'S OH ~ JAMEs Il sTOVER Manager.
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DcGr0 ano Rooms.

Below Fourteenth-st.
4 81 80 Furnished ROOM for gentleman;
~. large one, two beds, gas - each 81 Naricks.
DESPONSIRLE PARTIES wishing to make
ROOFS WIN excellent, BoAi.D 80 Us LaiIyells pia.e.
suitable Tor families parties of LADIES' or genteneh
References exchanged.
re EAST 4Tli-ST.-Iarge furnished ROOM
80 for gentleman nd VIE Sr two or more gentlemen
West SIDE.
Z PLEASANT home for gentleman or gen
"A criau wife with without sgperiJr Board house
s ar ySf9 aoi5fis 81 #cj os l'
NICELY FURNISHED FLOOR-parlor Bed
y ana t"o side Rooms on o1e hocr' "'I'" board
one LARGE ROOM, with closet, on third
~ fopr 90 LET without oar TO ssnil,mea oh sog aI
l private family ioass a5scsss references 40
kTH-AYE, Nc. IS - Nicely furnished
- FLOORa or ROOMS to LET. with or without Board
STH-AVE., 81, FIRST door below 16tb.-M, Z.
% GAGE-rwo large rooms v,,h board permanently OF
AsbD-ST. w, 20Y.-A handsome back parlOr
SEP .ud 10 LIT " ID board ga snte or .iney;
also . aai fcgrih tory front rooms; everything isicasa
terms moderate
az WEST 16TH-ST., near 9th avc.--A large
50 suaGy front ROOM OF 2ec'AH 'of "''i 'A1'' 'o'
SD " ESI y! lis .-hptMS, WIN iIs, -rIaS'
-o5Szca n mt haseaent ply ,ieiad Terms uoferte
AQ WEST 16TH-sT., hetvyecr; .= -.h - 60 q
~ G Transient permanently, 10 gentlemen
and wiyos o- sentiemc1
ssaH WEST 42D-&T. Beautiful furnished
Z -@s'F rooms with family owning house.
gsT WEST 2lST-S1.-,A very han3ssomeIy
furnished coND FLOOR 2oa S5hrr G92Ii 1
S Sih Il orsorta5s pf1ats if desired references
ps0 WEST 18TH ST To Let with BOARD
=. Y ~ family, aIg, iCuf room, cr
contcuz rooms tlri h'or also largo r)Jp Oh second
floor an noi'ri. Improvement.
poo WEST l5Tu-ST.-fwo very desirable
III 80 pso,f- ID III. ,yifh BOARD ia E1mclkr family
ieras uodorato good location. near Elevated iaircaa
Hast Side.
. LARGE or small ROOM to LET, furnished,
ne'ai 10 for,oaa. pT.yas family - East .9tist
EtADISON- SQUARE. Airy, handsomely
VI furnished UOjN5 H. an aim3h} c94ugt q tii43.s'
MURRAY Hill, near Parties
.YA desiring trinsrr. permanent accpmmo'auo;s with
Of iboit private anc in Grst caS5 house, apply To A.
TWO OR THREE gentlemen can be accom-
= H'''''' wan % and 2a Eas. 23t.st
TiI0 LET. Furnished-A PARLOR and BED
10 oor twp without board breakfast rcluIed'
iGS East 3idst. second door cast Il IN aye
3c EAST 5OTH-ST, =, Elegantiy fnrn i.l,,s
" ROOMS suite sngy. for families o. single gehue-
men. with or without board Heicrenc,.
pa EAST 2OTR-ST.. having changed pro
- p9r is nov rsay Gr p" 5raie bs o rooms
for ,ss eegtIs,nc references
E,tA EAST 3OTH-ST.-A comfortable home
Tx in private family living IN Their own L0dse WIN
- Without board sabbaih-respecng paftet preferred.
0olS EAST 1GTH-ST., three doors from
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Brooklyn Board.

4 PRIVATE FAMILY, delightfully."- located
~ in the sbburns Of Brooklyn, a sc couple TO BOAD
references at Goo siAt'iayo. Also bOari an city.
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1te Cream.

HORTONs ICE CREAM
Is made from PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM,
and the public fast discovering e fact as they compare II
with others make, made Pure Cream.
a,cs t0se OF any other establishment OF the
kind the wOrli and equal those Of all the New
YORK dealers oOllbincd We mus enabled 10 supply
BETTER ARTICLE at q LOWER FIGURE than airy
other establishment
CHARLOTTE RUssE, rich end delicious
20 CENTS PR DOZEN. or so CENTS PER QUART
DEFOTS-SO. 3Oj 4TIGANE. and no. 1924 BROAD
WAY
I RUSSELL e. SONS, ICE CREAM.
~ ~ bible Houso, opposite Cooper Institute
Special t.eution TO OutOftOwn Orlers.
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hotcis.

ATH HOTEL, 80 and IL West Twenty
ID sztbst New rooms and e1e.fn board ~
rre. .. Liam I'd OTHER Class hotels for board ana room
~