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New-York tribune., 1876-01-25
THE COMING CARNIvAL At NEw-oRLEANs

New ORLEANS, Jan. 24.-Thc coming car
nva season in New Orleans will be unusually attractive
February "a the Knights OF M0mus will have their
mystic rlay on the Goth, the Great Southern States
Exposition military aud civic display, will open. Gov.
II ndrcks OF Indi will liver the ening address
The International pigeon shooting tournament will begin
the same day n is expected that some 300 spOrsmen
viii present. including ~ the most noted shots
ON the 2sth Kng Of the C'rnival VIII arrive. On the
29ih the Mar!i Gras pageant VIII take place, and at
night the MiSck Crcwe OF COmus will appear in grand
procession.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25
A TRUSTWORTHY BURGLAR ALARM.

Capt. Halderman, who resides OH Smiths
Terrace. stspeton Staten Island has bird house upon
his premises in which he has large collection Of foreign
birds month ago about 100 OF these BIRDS valued at
froT $4O0 10 $780, were stolen. Capt Haldernan then
arranged in the building loaded pistol, with sprng
taehlnent connected with the door On Thursday last
he had oceasOn 10 enter ths building and he opened
the door, his dog against the apparatus when the
charge in the pistol was exploded and the ball took
effect in Can't Haldernans abdomen, causing painful
though not q dangerous wound.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25
THE FUNDS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.

At thc last I1cellIS Vi llc Dodiu vi Euucd-
lion the Corporation Counsel submitted opinion which
had met the approval VI five Judges OF the Supreme
Court that the Board had the right ~ the control OF its
fui,ds in accordance with which requistOn made
upou the Controller for 100000. Last Thursday this
demand was mado upon Controller Green by President
Wood No answer has been received yet, bat the
Commissioners of Education intend TO bring the question
issu a early date.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25
RECEPTION TO A COLLEGE PRESIDENT.

L. w. StOughton gave a reception last even
ing at his residence at No. SO Fif-aye TO the Rev Dr.
smith, President OF Dartmouth College. There were
present Vice-Admiral Rowan, the Hon. william NJ.
EvaTts. Gen. Custer, dge william T. Curtis, Prof.
Alpheus Il. Crosby, and others, together with large
delegation from the New-York alumni Of Dartmouth
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue Hoici-Senator George +. Edmunds 0i
Vermont ex Congressman o. B MattesOn OF Iuca MILO
pOo Houa-BaOn schloztr German Alnlster AZ wss'
ngOn and e. Bridges, Go ernment superintendent VI
Coolrlch of Auburn N and J. G. Smith OF Buhalo bIe-
dian Railways WndsDr H0l-Canal Commissioner Jain,
Of n. Y. extov j. Gregory Sullh OF
Vermont Hon. Theodore Pomeroy 81 Auuuin,
Ab,1ndrIs Io,t-Gov. ChaIl H. lnEersol ol ohhe,u
cn and Prof Ia Rogers Of Philadelphia ST. Neohs
HoiI-Gen Lewis Wa ace Of Indiana am eNoI ~
Of Vermont Aeropol tan H0fei-The Hon Dewitt il'e
onn Of Uswcgo Y. .Surtegdnt Hoatt,ioIh NJ
The eactor n tcL-Gen. r. g. Nathai oi MlsS,.
snp Erer,t HOuse-IdeutC Col l.. r. bradley and MAJOR r.
a. Farquhar u. Army Elrtes HoteI-AusDuih iV"hr
of ne ElLltTd AdreTtistT
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25
PHILADELPHIA INTERESTS.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 21.-The annual meet
ing Of the Philadelphia Board OF Trade was held to-
night John Welsh reelected President. The
annual report presented. Among the more impor-
tant matters considered pipe lines for the trans,
portaton OF petroleum, proposed laws the action
OF the National Board Of Trade, amendments TO the
BANKRUPT laws, the Texas Pacific Railroad, improved
form OF bills Of ladng, transmission OF samples OF
The report is very exhaustive, and 10 important trade
paper Tor reference,
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25

A DIAMOND Is Pure CARBON.-AlmOst any
chemist produce diamond lut 9 ev evapratc almost as
made. IL a. been suppos imp">sDr e. dissolve
real danUhGs bat learned cueisi 0i MS has sol, ca le
inv..ry and made sau ion ~ damOus, with which he
uf SIch manner
make them unisuGu-habe fln the real gems These
called Fausiap Diamonds and without detection
y hr ne and most a-hpt a L. ladies of Paris They lst
rytf losing their brlhaDcy. large Voice Ety
isii the rwrrY storr Cf III iARD HUh.HREf No 1IJ
way. opposite Stcwarts the sole Agent IN the United
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25
COMMISSIONER pUNCAN's AUTHORITY.

UO4NOf4NO hUNfTVINHff
Considerable feeling was manifested on the
Maritime Exchange yesterday upon the formal
nouncement that Capt Duncan, Shipping Commissioner
had caused the schooner II. b. Griffin TO be libclsd be-
cause of ,he failure Of the captain to ship the before
hin. According 70 the statement Of b. Weinberg. the
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25
BANK CASHIER ACQUITTED.

Boston, Jan. 24.-The trial Of John N.
Pierce, formerly cashier Of tine Merchants National
bank OF Lowell, indictment for embezzing S15000O
OF the bank funds, concluded to-day The Jury do
clared him not guilty.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25

consgnee Of the schooner tie vese was reeu
larv cleared for Hayt Friday afternoon at the Custom
house The captain relied the circular OF Secretary
Brisow in regard vessels clearing for the Brsh foV
nces West Indies and Mexico, and dld not snip 1is
crew before the Commissioner. On saturday, Win nc
went on hoard TO sail he found United states Deputy
Marshal in possession, and he was INFORMED n. '
Shipping Commissioner did not recognize the ~ on m
mo Clearance ne capain liable 10 penalty OF S2Oo
for the alleged ofense if IL is proved. The shipOwnefs
have engaged counsel, and intend TO contest the matter
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25
tAn.o Incencnts.

IF Won have Bpils or Ulcers, n plaster of Dali
LErs MAGICAL PAS EXTRACTOR wl surely them 25c.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25

WIsrARs BALslM OF WILD CHERRY cure
ou slis. Coils. and sore Ihrolt so cents and 81
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25

Ask your dcalcr for VANITY FAIR. VASrT
FAIR viii not make the tongue
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
TwENTY-rHIRD ANNUAL MEETiNG-WoKK OF TIL
PAST YEAR.

TWENTY-rHIRD ANNUAL MEETiNG-WOKK OF THE
PAST YEAR.
The twenty-third anniversary meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association took place La, even
ing in Association Hall. at Tweniyhrls and Fourth
ave The hall crowded, and the Platform was GOV
cred with gentlemen prominent in the work Of the Ass-
citation. Among them the Rev. Samuel H. Cox.
d. d.; the Rev. John D0wling. ID. d.; the Rev.
NJ. s. Hutton, D. D.; the Rev. +. G. CarL
Chancellor Howard Crosby, IL. D.; the Rev.
6. Irenaus Prime. d. D., and the Rev. william Adams.
D. d. or the laity present were George W. Abbe T. 4
Booth, Francis Forbes, G. A. Munger, Iatimcr Bailey.
Frederick A. Conkling, and William +. Dodge william
T. Dodge ir., President OF the Association. prcsil d..
The Scriptures read and prayer offered by the R
DR.. Adams Tue Trcasir T. Jacob T. WycSof. then
made his annual report stating that tile rcceiris OF u"
Association last year amounted To S2G,9JS - and a.
treasury on Jan. l, 1876 OF rl7l 90.
The Secretary >. A Bennett in his report said mt rr'
had been clas,cs la German. French spanish, buoErr.
ng writing AMI vocal music throughout Tie SGr, ana
that the attendance al the classes larger than IA amy
former year From Oct. to Dee 90 exclusive of the
gymnasium 63J students were cuTOel, ana tic aVcTagc
attendance 292. The amount exp ndcd Tor ut
classes for 81 RIO - The average attend
Thomson, had been l.o6i; 1T the Service 81
Song, 4l4; ut the Sunday praycrmectnSN. 10 ;
at tie lectures l,lSj, ana at the monthly re
ceptiOns. ,2JO. The reports from the lldrl'H
YOrkve and B0wery branches showed MAT These 49,
cations had enjoyed year az marked prosperity: Il,
conclusion ctary alluded 10 the mortgage debt ui
100000 upon tir Ddldug Of the Association, dnd male
an aDreal that IL be paid during this year
Addresses made by tie Rev. Dr. Cyrus ID. loss.
the Rev. VIM. NJ. iaxton, and by tic Rev. Joseph r.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25

LrNDBoEG'S CALIFORNIA WATER for the toll
and bath dcshtlu Substitute for Cologne o. Bay Rum
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25

MR.. BOWEN AND PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
THE STATEMENT OF GRIEVANCES "-MR. wHfIEs 5
RESOLUTION TO MAKE Mr.. BOWEN SPEAK OK
"GET OUT"
The written statement of ). V. Wmte b
grievances against Mr.. Bowen, when were dehahuou
by the latter before he would make his reply was sent "
him yesterday This statement which Is sad 10 IN s
enough to fl an ordinary newspaper column, was pre-
nared nv Thomas J. Tlney Clerk Of Plymouth Church,
from notes taken at the meeting OF the Exam
lining Committee when Mr. White stated his grievances
orally.
Mr. Bowen told a TRIBUNE reporter yesterday ai'er
noon that he had received the statement, put hau ho
had time 10 peruse carefully enough TO say wheher
contained anything additional to Mr.. WHITES remarks
before the Committee He should not give the state
,nent "a onv paper for publication, for the present at
least and would make his reply after deliberate consid
GRAFTON.
The reporter also saw g. " White. who said he knew
nothing OF the contents OF the document sent to MI
Bowen save that Mr. Tiney had shown him his notes OF
what he said before the Committee, and they were cor
rect There could be new matter added. The COM
mittee would have right TO mention grievances or
points not presented before the Committee by him. Mr
White said further that in this matter he was acting IN
dependently OF the Committee and Of other members OF
the church The members Of the Committee ala not
know that he had moved i'll the matter until he had III
formed them. Mr. Bowen had injured him only
in this: He and his family were members oi
Plymouth Church; Mr.. Bowen also member OF the
church, had given the public TO understand or
the public was given grounds for inferring, that
Mr.. Bowen knew very damaging facts conc rnlng
Mr. Beecher As long Mr. Bowen by his silence cast
doubt over the public mind concerning Mr. BeecheTs
moral character Mr. Whites family as well as the family
OF every other member Of the church was injured IL
was clearly Mr. Bowen's duty to speak. II he knew
md LAT tbp chm
straightened out II knew damaging facts ana could
subsantlate them, he ought 70 speak am not taking
sides in this matter" SAID Nr. White 81 am standing
independently and demanding what Mr.. Bowen knows,
and think am right II lie throw any light on this
subiecf lee will find me hy his side -" am not NJ liberty
tn say what the proceedings will be II Mr. Bowen refuses
to speak, hut know that as FAR ~ lies III my oWI II L
doesn't speak affirm and prove, ar ccny he lnus gr
out. | have confidence in the purity of Mr. Beochers
charac ter but Mr. BOwcn course is hurting he cuurc
and want 20 know if he las any grounds for his t"ct
ins snuatoD."
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25

This Is the best season in the whole yc
20 h vc vo house protected with UoLNEs' B gGIAg Al
TElEGBAru 57l BO@way anu WAC never more IA t>ied
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY, AT HUDNUrs' II
BROADWAY.
Qam3io Noon So. 3D. M 30p Midn,gnt 3o
Iighc.t dnring the gay. 81. Lowest 3O'
Average, 337s. nams aay. 1870, 2SS.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25
the evening In question The trial Set down for next


the evening IN question. The trial Bet uown TOT HoA
Monday
The following members Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic left this city yesterday to attend the
annual encampment to be held at Albany to-day and 70
morrow: s. V. owen, Andrew j. Lyon, j. - a. Lwis' u
Johnson. Dr. James l. Watson, John Mosicr, r. r.
Jaschske James L. Farley, r. ii. Chttenden, and e. u
Parkinson
Information reached the police that prize
agh would take place last evening near the washington
ave bridge between persons who werc to have met
las, saturdoy night large crowd collected In the
vicinity last evening and several officers made dsn @
crowd scattered officer DAILY arrested Henry Stanton
one Of tie combatants.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25

CrNrRAI PARK METEOROIOGICAL OBSERVATORY.
A'''N"NA W ~ IAN 22. 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25

a private meeting, which was we'll attended,
was held last evening IN the Fourthaye hail OF the Hip
podrone building for consultation upon the best methods
conducting tho work in the inquiry during the
mnistrationS OF Moody and Sankey.
The Committee ON Rules and Discipline held
private session yesterday, and 1t is understood that
they discussed the transfers OF captains and the reoran
ization OF the Detective Office. The Commissioners, 1t Is
tnUugh iutc ,tEor ~ place captain In command VI
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25

MR.. BOWEN AND PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
THE STATEMENT OF GRIEVANCES "-MR. WHITE S
RESOLUTION TO MAKE Mr.. BOWEN SPEAK OR
, 1876-11-21
BY TELEGRApfT.
FOREIGN CITIES.
Rnrfat Menafrh "a .fhs Ttth,,r-

ItvEnrooL, Nov. ao-ll T. a-'ln.-FLova-No. Lass,
M. y 25s.
uHAis-Wheat-W Winter, No. !. los; No. 4, u Sd;
sprny, No. los No. RA24, wAite No. 1, lps "a; No.
?, l04 4di cuHt No. !, los 04; No, = lus 3D. co1n-
No. !. 2ssi No. :. 2oa 3D.
FEoylstoHs-1'oTk, 7lA Lard. 6es.
L1sxKrool. Nov. @o-a:s0 p. 1n.-LAsp-s2s ID.
frst unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 2o-LATzar,- -corroN-stssay at
6s3S ssits ~ od0bsses; speculation and export
3.Hu; American, 7Bxl
BaEApsruFFs-Cs1!toFniA whtts what, los {delos
Cd; do club 1oa 6dsios ~, No. "a No. red Wrst-
eTu spIlaF, d. 9dsiQs; do w!ncr, n sd1tts, Flour
Western canal, 2sE&5s. cofn-Wcsteru uli1ed 2as pl
81aa 0Ass-Anertcan, ssa3s Cd. uatiey-Atueyie&a,
3sgd peas-CansdIsn, 3ss u,
CLoyEn-SkKp-5bAa5s
PAoTtst0Ss-Mess pork. 7ak. Prime meas tteG 7as
Latd-AmeFIeau, Ola ID. nAcou-Lonk cisst, ~;
shoEt clear, ~ I'd.
EMxEsk-F1ue American, ela
TALL0W-S3a,
fET"oLxpx-sp'r1ts. los ID; rssasa, tss sa,
L'HsaKu 0tL-Na.
tEstH-CoinWon. 81 sdi pale. LIS,
Brtktrs TuArESTlxk-aaA
Lam 01t--1ta
LONDON, Nor. 2o.-L1saxxp otL-2sa2ss Oh,
cALEurrA L1NsEEp-asusas sd.
AEtHshs, Nov. .9n-rxTkoLsuH-asH
, 1876-11-21

FLoUR-was quiet, viii, llttlo change IN prices.
well.known branIs wars quoted ir, with moderate
tngry for local uac whIio otless were slow OF anlc
shippers not caring u operate Sales reported Of
ss hris winters partly It ST. Is; $40 s spr!nR axras
partly nt So.7as z91 trfs buckwhrat nour At
s..asao.o COZ aud no brla rye do at st.n.
Total so brIs Tho market closed atcady,
with the following - the asking range Of prre,,
Choice wintrra sa. asa7.25 medium winters. *5oota
Gro; ehoaep sprng extras Is. 75Aa n; medium do.
s'.:sas. 50; shipping o1tsah S4o14aa.oos cho'ce
patents, &7onn7 20; common 20. &c. Godsa. rs: sour
spring.. 8a.usasoos sprnK superdnes, S1.hOA4.0o.
1sy1 hour q. 7sa+.oo. uuckvbsat do. IS .ooes.oo.
BsAH-wa1 quiet and neaIly. Sales were 70 tons at
80 Is per ton frrb On boArd cara,
CnsN.1EAI-Cosrse nominal At Sic. 7a8l7. 90 per
ton on track
wllEAT!-wss rather qules aud srerulary saier.
Ths market declined tho on futures md
market weakened carly Under moderately iarRa Of
ferngs arcount Of New Yurs partles and ttssngth
ened % thc rsport about ean1os fe! o easln on
Sss: n: ;s 'S:s: ts 5
nns s % enS assxs s f ua 4
THIS w n,orr thaA generally esrcctei,. an! IL
xs, IN Rs 6 e. IL x st:s III. e. G4s. %
AZ a;ss I'LL
s t:lux W. esy YI sGa ths ss+G. Il
fssSS: S:s s:ss's;a ID S..is i
~ q! i1Atl tn Seller January eold u q. l.HIt
Il: ss:.s s:5 ia NJ $'s's; !: 's;sS: s;
& rs e q ! sa f4si;!5 j. :; n
t,Hsissa d: s.tio III br 'sn'Vlo ii a:ssi.oa Ta,s.
w,ElsH MgssT7ss:s y # E, wsts 81, FL su No, 1sl 4.
ss:s a.! II 4 5
S BY sant Te.s y Su r. t'.sk
G4iSst i irfs o. bssrd A.: Ists II ~ ~.
ss9eF W asscs!ss 4ss"sa ~: sas ~. ,aHth ..'a
wr1e akala sa! with fslr .IInsnts MD ths etlscia.
WINK ssars sfs hi. iuaarsd s ;tai Iaticf @
nI, nS q r msssf5 s ;ar;. M s.t ana !isrr 49, f ss
4ay ". h rssslEt " numerous snle ny ~ i'e.
w discounted aid.teass isIpr ssat liz ssSis
H. aS ~ XII n. oEs e " as, IT, ns
sr s trss III &c at &C sa,.4 n; s9S r.. e Ss s
faoual u c.q.e iowsr briggs They sirtaly 9Esr
a1Jsc. saa 4sssnsd q ~; tSs sIosF ,scsr ians:
~ ssss a. ss ssst z: !.
371@tac. hsllsr t!s lEe1t! wxs quoted VI taH44ar,
o!: lx m.ea III !osSd sSd
Ftlft9d u +4Ne M 4;1h tae. ssIe RI ttp9rtsd Il 3n!
~ Y a IL %'sss \ H. I
irsrt; .nl bu dS < .3S.t4ss tic Vi boasl sas
UXTE-Wer aulet and rasier. There WIS sons trad.
inx satiy q fvtrt. and q IN iu. pt e4sh w te
t4 .s a sss sSS ss .aSs I sspf Il l.
s.sy I'd !:s. Sh id !s I ;ss
ss. !. a. si Il e. s Ss.'td
:ss sss i: d;saa vi
, 1876-11-21

NEW fo1k- Hor, ~ Ai-0kAtN--WhtA& dull and slfht.
y 10 ohsrTa favor, with only winter uxport aud mill.
!oe cemAad saea OF O. ooo bu ~ lls9l LAT Tor No.
ChlcAxu; st.2lwl.2s tor Nos Nllwsukaot 9l33ai ~
Tor nuxtadea upFtnEt 3t.so for No1 Milwaukee,
for NO. hlnnessss- k1s shade nrmcs, with Light sup
ply aud fair export demand, WeMe5n quuteQ II
sl6aset salta h.noo bu Western 1t s2@sac.
Barley Futod quiet Rad nomtaaiiy unctaaged.
baaasf. IN com small and contneI 10 tho tn,neiate
wants 81 shippers and tho Aoma trzls o1ertnst light
aa9 hodes dsposed to thstst fn prtess ses w.
bu II BIC fur Ersda Westarn htx noe tor Old
asamss nl1eds Gle for el1cc No. achtcaSo, G1o for
Wsatefn 5eos Oh track; osslc for unktadol Wrstsrn
maea. oss u leaa active requrstt pFirea without de-
WsstssA saa stAts; sa35le for whtte Westesn aaa
, 1876-11-21
pNQYISIQNa.

HOG THonUCTS-Wcrn rather more active, and
stronger MI rounl under better demand. Tho re.
ccfpta Of hogs only moderate and tho prospect Of
cuiier weather induced competition among buyers,
which causcd an advance Of ,Uc per 100 ns, sud that
reacted product This slorts in pork aud lard we're
free buyers, and thc!o war fair shipping inquiry for
the lattrr behaf at operators In New yurks while
teat4 In urgent request, Packers seemed
tn be mnch more encouraged, Al there II evidently
disposition to take Tho prodnct 1t about current quota
tons most Of It being wanted for Eusope. The South.
cru demand Ia not 70 good this acsson ns usual.
MRss PoRk--Was In good demand. and advanced
2Alal5c per hrl futures, which closed 37$c fser
tan Saturday, The market for present delivery
firm, but with diminished premium, there being icss
tendency to discount thr future. Sales wtFo reported
asOtrls cash At o0; ia brs seller tho yenr
Srs.s7A O., ID, $50 bra seIltr Juauasy st $15.Gl
dslG.5 aud 500 bElB seller February At 10. s.HO
Total, ~ $40 br!s Also ~ hrls family nj 25.
Tim market c,o,rd drm at sg.rp for ronad loa
$1,000 seller flc nlDnths slh:D7}<Alu.Ou seller the
year: md Sla. a.u7}Gsl8. ~ acller .tanuary
Extra prime pork was quoted Ut sl2 7sAt3.oo.
100 ibs. lus eased Oh afesxata when liverpool vi
quoted ID per cwt oHrr. and closed &c Hntuslaya
lateat quotations. Ea1c1 were reported Of 200 tea At
S!92;: Lug tss 'Ssr ta ,eaF a ,s4 ki$l9 q q; nna
ai.E0 tcs. Tic marKct closed steady II SID 20s0 a
caAh. SO, 0@IO.l5 ac1lee the month to D,1ao WIZ
scer tic year. mil 80. 7!t0t0.o0 sellcF January.
y a ss Il % hs seS s
RI. they wcre genrrn!y limited to- former neurea.
Suites were reported Of 2os shoulders Country ut
sttE co Inxca thott ribs e s4c 100 toxoa lug ccars
l,atns IL {6sht ,hn o4sIin for To- r averages, d 90
hoeEa q sI1o T1e following tic 'stc.t quotations
, 1876-11-21

Caif.... l.1as lol klp....,,....... 1oo@t IS
tn snnseta With Gs Ut mstssl, Gs,su - We Sss
s!. tS os9 S' ill.,. T. sss E ~ xs
da liiinos leaa' tel ne dsk.. s2sasSaa; S,'o.
i wl.e: Ns: esirs 1sti s se: NJ /. VI IT., '.e H.
6c: llnsee raw. W,o, lhtiled. 6sc; whale, wInIuf.
hr.s9s; t ~; X sper, r. S3:"!i nsst.iout W. strictly
Bank o S; strasls ass; nianGaS1 III, u to7ri suS
Vest Elrsinls o!is, nsiura St eg.. sas 1ssass,. u
TUvATUEs~Ths l. Tecsipt. VIC ! iIt,,o 1.ruct. hut
sehd snGk VIA scarrc and nsul " t*4ssac III peacf
h!a%s anl sune vera quoted ~ $l.o0 tn cats Eslly
TOuLTIX AND aAME-were dull and e.sy, Tho
ouetlngs very .nacs but consisted principally OF u4
atnek and lle ~cAtter VIZ uatavofrhlc tor dreased
'Snrss he'as tol shsiss snd t.ssh {rrsra DrLIHI
sss: ss ss: L. is9
ri,l4i! lucks, $L00xl.2s; .enaoa sallius, stciie
SEEDs-1tmothy was da!, and easier 1t st.7oa,,7s
t1r lrnt and ~ tk8I. u fof uthsr ETAsA This oIut.
inEs we're ts!! Clover waa " reldrst Il ss a5fso3o
i ,s. and psimo Hungarian sad mt,ss xe.s ausssd
1t Eat: - "
sALT-ws. steady Al Ia fir request tor the ses.an.
viz S:ss
a.t.9 " aTT a peF *4ck xsoaaa slum, Sl+o
y.s5 i Ss ss: 81 t.. tsa :: s;1 8:
J.a teaaM 1 stgs41. There VA tAli aeieu0ut ii III
uHsrown:a:c common, soossc, good do, sae4oc;
nfneas, .1Mx.s; ,eholce.' 7o&15et ch0cGst saas0ei
,,lAfxs,4LEOnsiao4. xs&sssos good do, asa,ss, me.
atanl4 4A+1ot good du, 4tat tsa nue., 6bxSSt nnsst
es4S1o; ctSlec. 0147Qei eL1es&t, 7ub7&S.
, 1876-11-21
CHICAGO,


AHnvAls-stmr Chicago, Manitowoc, lunlries;
prop ChlHa, Du&Alo, sunleles; prop Idaho, BuIA-
10, sundsca; prop City Of Traverse, Traverse City,
lumber; prop J. Phd2eon, Jr, Port Huron, SUI.
dflea; prop @. r. Heath. saugatuck, sundEtcs; |;
psop n. 1roh. Man,atca. lumber: prop Philadcl.
phfa, Buffalo, sundriea; prop Cd. Kenhsw, clerc.
land, coals prop Dean Richmond, buffalo, sundrtess
schF -Four DEothan, Mantstes, lumber; sehr Trio,
Whits Lake, wool; schr Imperial, A,pcna, luu,.
bor; schF A. ]. MowEy. MuskeRou. wood, schr n.
Gardner, lay City, salt; scas J. aud A. stsonaea,
Mani,teu, lnubsr;. sehr q: 4. FiunOy, Alpena
lamt'esi schr Chflstiau. Kcuosha, .giaFeli schs
|l!ves. iumleri schz e. Day, Man',tee. lum.
bes; Yehs Gollingwood. Grand Tl.ssr.e, wood:
b. Il, Martin, sGeboygAn, lnmbsr;
achr Ly4la, Hen,lIn bark; scAr Il. PsAtt, Saginaw,
set; sc!ls Dali, Ludington, lumber; schr q IRA
Der; sehf Windsor, Asnlstes, lumber, aehl News-
boy, Cleveland, coal; achz A4sy, Grand Haven, lum
, 1876-11-21
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 81, 1876. ~

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