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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12

Making total Of o9l 900 city premium bonds
The Gales not reported 1t the Exchange Inc udad
5000 Stale cOns0s az s.. and $4,000 premium
bcnds as 2]. 80 e.s. sf e
to notice. :. s -
The movement in State consols was limited Int
the market was stil quoted 1t IS 057. sssa
were li.fls stronger being quoted ct the Glove st
90 1 1a2Ss against 52G324 yesterday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12

steady prices. 800 sacks sold of which $50 liQht
s.; keus e. sc 49, 81 Louis st $50, 50 90 at 4oc
SSe ~ s:ess ssa e
aAY.!s II light supply and dull The last sales
RlcE-There 10 almost no old ON hand. New ID
arriving slowly and in small lots. Rainy weather
=. 2 1sa; somnon !s4ss ordinary saSSsc;
C0FFEEozimost nothing doing, but NO cb..se
sed Air is Sissc good l7SI s7R BRINE ~
Sis good SSi4sss; 'I ssins isS Esss's'
,ns II stock is being gradually
s6e; strs,ght'e creamery a293se; medium Goshen
case; medium i1aaoc Inferior i nomin1 .eln ~
On gH4Libsfal supply anA tfade 8 AquJst.
f fosS wsstS sSas offered :. ssso New
mana !: ::ss ssesss & s'RPl' and tho de-
Dealers selling coarse at scc and sne 81 81 5
Two bushels table salt in pockets. sxSs*c co., e.
BAGGING-Job lots are moderately active sut
eCarceiv any inquiry for large lots. Loree lots
are held 1t l3o; Job lots sol st l3hc Indis llc ,
81 % e e.n ss,s.se: .s :.
8 ,SuS ss, &c .. sG ssss 3;
dacks e30s>sG geese 9s07: tareeys Slo0H >
RGGs-The market u hare Of. western, and
Lousiane are scarce: Western would Command
'4 ssS6I ISSi;'2 2s1 see sssl d1.sS
toes are nrm and receipts are small, Ohio river
=: & s b. sc n.a
1eisne onions e202 Is , Dbl. Apples s203 Is ,
enl; Choice cabbaGes e607 , eGsta. Sourkrout
BkAAc AND WRSTRRN PRAS-No imprevement
9 re, ne supply 10 eth ample and trade dun
northern beams are quoted 1t ~ 13Ac: Veafern
l0it Hesn geas II 02c; white kidney 3A 03Kc;
DRIED FRUIT Light supply and neglected.
Western lppAes aIe quoted 1T E0ekc; Nortfern %
aIOA0-TAerere 10 o0ly limited bushes ct pre-
nooe prlcea The weeks Gales oompriso 1000
Rr11e CITY steess ct e0sc, and 300 cows Ct zee
~ CSuntIy green are quoted at 607O; dry
satee sh O9he; dry flint Toe y b. In city olsuehtcf
.elec sIo making - follows: steer hides, ever 0G
Cs, S1cs ~ 70 "a @s &c. under 10 ne, Sc, Gov
nloes, e they run, &C., Eps 20 to "a ms, &c; kipe
= ns, &c. Calf skins each &c. OK hoene
r.. n9eecWex. prime yellow, &c y b. -
TAkIOW-ls dull. Quoted at e&c = d,
MO1-Ihe receipts are stin large, Win . fnie
oecmen6 ae unchanged prieeA Texas 10 Quoted
~ asgIc; bury SOLOS Louisiana char leOloe
clear lake $1,000 y h.
MnOSS-6ells quickly at prsvioss praceAs Gray
: sei 4 q leiHe gray mixed soske. and black .
NAVAL sroRssoHy > josbins demand,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12

ABGQSF. ia j.
- re e,pssies alss.sn -, asaaa.t ssts. =.
81; + ~: !; :: :. :;:s rs x;
Is s s - :s:ssig.s i Al sA, hss.ss s...s
ssp: ssaesss - s.ls sHe
~ ~ ~. 1.s sea . "a - 81 1T sss
.Ss ,sssilsss sans IN TIE ahipnsstA "a ~ u
The telesr..s se The Hxshaaee report tss 1sa'
bay movspent y follows ,.-~,@.s~,.
n,p..a s sssss .i S:s s ssss , S:
s f:;. s:s, = g: 1895. as:s 80
Total, SOS - ssl,soe 7sot4v. H. 1as,oc
w.. ss: :nsi:s Angus. n. ~ 's 1s 9sst
~4uwFwIE .s. 80 Il ~ =
AAea. IN B4pbay Aarnes .4.eoA I r sco.y, 1900
ssss:s Is :hip$snE & $3.50 81: e e.: e.
"a " .s ssd receipt. q rs o. "a
u yeas before : dscrease g The shipments Of
Tie isshsas 81 nsSss Is ansust on sh,psosra
embracing 1865 for Lvsrpeot '3seS 0r nsvle, and
~ iea cCastvlse pcH., Ssvne - ess1s, 49,
:san pr. q ~h'es g actually 3. :sls:
noe@ 10y 1.ceN4& NJ o"osSu ~ vvg u
r. nhc, e Iooils q IFS. q sixrn ,.;a. .
At lie. 1t scssSiT 4 lie, .. Bsltime1s 4
l!ss. At r. ISla 81 Y slse; q yostsa e i2As.
se,t 81 ionc = ana \, T. T. ..sos 4. ~
~ e " 3e4 ~ - A2xsSs r1sxast
srn." = - -.-..-r-rc.
A. 'co11VA s1A1sAAa
stoet on hard September j, ls7s....... 's.sss
Arrived dnce isst ga emenf . AGO -
Arrived previously lincluding
cify calingfl. ......... ltSS ,so5-l5S6,o
r..., - -. , 81. a.,
Joiai ....................... ..... ,cuo S05
Cieaved today. :;.............." n. none ne
ocnsuned at Lehman abraham
Burned IN steamer ..'-... SsA-l,s7l $50
.o-
sane time last year l747i
agsin.s zss on last Friday and la.s year
Fos conpsarsta.s totais for the pat three dsys
.sSp ID Re not s'i sss E sale
the snount on sale il estimated . sseohhds We
continue 70 quote g foiiowr Low w. SA06Hc;
dun 10Y oi.a sooa r0i4c: ans Nol5kc; =
lecu1ns !s
L1Ea0hInLTne meakes sPPpeaIs 20 oe stee9y
m sSIIovs = ~
By -cottoa to NyeYccl 916a en-, y
1osaes, is S0Ston 10 ~ aork e; SoesSe
York 70
~ 0iEXosso, 70 Mvespool' Slsos So n9x1o 20;
sSI Boston NC; 70 fro'osnce A@ corn 70
SuGAECOniy hide cans 1a shis ncInink
I0o msfkot - etfong en0 u9ona0ee9, Wltn IesI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12
RAIR0ADS.'

NEW OR18AN9 AND MOBILE
IN RAILROAD - t+ -
THE MOBILE LINE. 3
TEE 0R1AT THROUGH ROpTB
II Tie East, NeftA ard West,
VI Louisville. via Atlanta end ~ st. Leuis.
OAkl!No TIE UnTT1D grATZ0 MAn. e
11aans VIZ et1tve and depart hon Depot, fest q
= CAnAl stEoet. . follows
D..a s:i, a nlz1,r....A. .1 lS's,
1141reo......SsoO n 4.tkxpgoaD.... DsSD p. =
:.is::s: e.1ss: n -. :os ssss%i s.ss A. 4
M, rnna, fSlaee Cacs saaly e CincinnaH, Ieus.
change. and ssly enc change T. New Yerk 81
k:steEn cittee
Ticket .o0oo oqgAaR q OnmD and Oauaunn
streets, opposite City Hotel
nool p D ROBINSON. supsrinsenAsat
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12

= AID CHICAGO RAILROAD oonpAxY.
s. great JACKSON ROUTE. 4
- - easse ou11ay, Jan0 III, 1855,
9sains depart aaA arrive - follows n,om CelHope
:. = DxsAn1. A,,ur ss.49
!: =. .SsSO :. AkAail.. 1890 l. =,
a@......... ne ?. n. tion..... 0sSo n.
]sSeS sooommOoar Sunday aocomm0dae
PP S,':::.:. :ys4o =. tien....:.. 0:3J r. +
~. 1a9 foAooe s0leeping Cars through to St.
ASS,s Onicago. Louisvi1le and Cincinnati.
.,t;sHs - -ehan0s q slse0inG san to BastsEa
.Icheesior Sals "a insernstion siver at No. 81
EeAp eszees, corner e CeanHa. rs-s
.. D. SaKLbON, Agent
~ ~ / ,. FROST, General Manager.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12

WHEAT-Heceived this morning 16e sacks from
Tennessee. There q stock ON aale of nearly
20 600 bushels Orders for Great Britain are unex.
ecuted owing to the absence Of export eieh1 room.
sacks Included fbr No. 4 to choce No. |: Texns'
Tennessee Western, 70 arrive, spot future de.
livery.
COW PEAe-DealeSs are selling the feW that are
LEFT, orders, at 4OO45c p bushel for Mixed and
Soc for clay.
CORN IN SACKS-The supply 10 light with bet.
ter demand. at lower prices Tor mixed, but other
grades selling at Yesterdays prices. 22CO sacks
sold, Of which LIS inferior mixed ut Soc, lbs ordn
40 white mixed at Sic. so yellow and 800 and 700
white at 60c, and lsO1white and 100 choice yellow
at6lc y buehel ~
OATS-Fair supply and moderate demand at
steady prices. 500 sacks sold of which $50 light
st. Louis at 3'c $50 1t. Louis at &c., so 90 at Zoe
7n1nma -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12

Henry ballard, UNITED STATES GOV.
foslaS cIE G aSS 1op ns1 2EA.Ea
public patronage In his line Of trade. A wen =
sorted stock 10 stWays kept ON hand, and Wall b
sold ct lowest prices ~ cash. Orders viii bo hoa
without delay tro9 the fseA warehsuse, No. IS Fu-
ton street and no. l0l Peter street, lafayette
o. IRON the feea store and coal yard st the cesne
0fSt. Denis and Washin gt0n streetA Consignmente
are solicited, sua win b disposed OF to The bes4
advantage Of cOnsignees. Quick sales and prompt
can Do given. iyl4 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12

EsEAsl.lsnkD 1ses. 80, !. 60
Apanssun - 1sssas. Fsssssv.
enA s. e; sess::s . e @'3 !: =
sssinst = H. I'll ssa s. - = &c.
eyss 5 snse93trsees essss b.sSrs the 49, 49,
s1Roo. axfo1aeaAI Assssa OsagToo. inffings00S
:sIt; = s'es,s.s 49,; ;.s 81 ht,s.ti.s -;
GILn0e1 4 GO. heDanDhlst q sixty paepf a.
Old BsunU Lad warranfs.
ne La. stsss.t sss css 2, i: : Of Y: ess
sae q Is ana ssst e 1hs;f 60
pey eash Tor tAso. Send By registsesd lestse.
xhss , sse sS .1s inpsIfeet vs s's
s : UniaeA 0eaees 0eDeral EaaA O0ee.. IA
Unifed Stites 0s1sfal Land once and DepartnsSf
1t the interior. Private hn6 claims, m,ningaa5
Rseenptioa claims ard homestead eases ATTENDED
I Arrsaza-Sf Pay Al Bounty. e vi
O@eers, sol6isrs and sa;lozs Of the late war, er
IS e: y q xsS ss1 E S.7s
knovledga Write fun history q sosvice, -
state .@ouat q Peg AID bounty received: -
aftsz examination. WIN b given yeufsss. =,
An oAtcers, soldiers and callers wounded rup.
tuBed, injured IN the late war, however eiehfly
ssn obtain ? pension By addzessing Gi1A6R1 &
Cases prosecuted By oIIMoR1 4 co. before tn
eupsene Court Of the United States, the Court &
Each department q our business y conducted
IN eepsrats bureau, under the charge Of the sans
experienced parties employed BY the old flm.
MoRk : CO. i thus secured. We dssi1e . 1 ~sa
success 81 deserving Il Addree "a
,si v..,t,.t., S S1IzoR = : &C.,, CO.;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12

OlstsEne made - order end repaired. Al work
warranted to gve entire satsfAo ton. lot Of Oh.
terms, non 100 70 1000 gallons made Of the beso
nases1Al and workmAn6htR kept constantly .
Hfioos - Suit The Tines.
Orders lssnptiy attended to. fel3ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12

By saese-Cottoa to LavtDool 916a; cJen, y
bushel, lei; cotton 10 New York Nc; . D6stsn.
Providence. Fall River and Philadelphia Vi ~
York. &c.
By isi-Csttos - liverpool. sled; to Hsv1e ! 30;
% Boston Nc; to Providence 10; corn to Livoxpool
l0a i
SUGAR-Only hhds cane 10 this morninG
Tbs market 70 strong and unchanged, with far
demand and . sn6ll Ana dinipishinG stock and
g hbds good fair sold today St sAclV boil Oemeeo
b quoted ut sac; fair 3d. good fkir ~ 09Ae: fully
fair 81 09Ac prime 100 choice 10kc; yellow elaEi-
ned 10zs 11lc; white clarified l13sc y b.
N0LASSBS-None coming IN, and tns stock b 20
~ H. = xsxsvssyy.E<ss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12

- re o,psisaes s.lss. -, assaa.t :.s.a.:e
!. .Steen = u he lelivsry ysrts neae Q e =
y, lss .: Ss,ss' ssaseet lsl.4ss - W. -
TSs WEEKS rsceipts Il ~ sk3sf tntsrtor tewns
lselns omitted IN shstA ses4sl snhaase -
shipne1ts $50 beles, aGazHss 'tyn Iast week; ~
s65 last yea., and the steeh 16yes6 boaaA Aontnot
3s3s1 lsst week, a5d NJ lat ysaE Cc1pased
tSs ssssiRsa sans IN the ahipntatA ~ ~ n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12

.De,ew high wsser mark Of 1874.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
HENRY 4, HAVEN.

Henry p. Haven. of Williams, Haven g. Co..
who died in NowLondon, Conn, on Sunday, was
extensive ship-owner. Embarking early in life In
whaling enterprises he gradually increased his business
until his ships widely known in the extreme north
and southern regions OF the globe During the civil
several Of his vessels destroyed by the Coned
crate cruisers. Mr.. Haven also extensively engaged
In sealing enterprises In company with others he
trolled the Alaska seal business, and derived from
large income During his active career Mr.. Haven ac
qured great wealth which he used literally In promoting
the educational and religious interests OF Connecticut
lie especially Jealous in advancing the usefulness OF
sunday schools. In politics Mr. Haven acted with the
Republican party. He was formerly member OF the
General Assembly, and In 1872 Presidential Flee
tor on the Grant ticket. In 1873 he nominated by
the Republicans for Governor but defeated by MI
Ingerso, the Democratic candidate. lMr Haven received
S9,2i5 votes; his opponent 45059 His defeat was
owing to the loss OF nearly $500 Republican votes in
Eewliayen. Mr.. Haven possessed great executive ab
ity and managed his extensive business with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
BUSINESS EMBELLISHMENTS.

Herman Uhl, as receiver of the German Up
Town Savings Bank, has sold the banking house. at
Thirdaye. and Fftyffih-st, to Edward V. Loew and
Charles T.. Loew. for Ss0,sOo. Judge Donohue. in su-
pIcme Court, Chambers, has approved the sale, and
directs the bank to execute suitable deed to release its
interest.
Wlmerdng & Mount auctioneers, OF No 10 Worthst.,
have been adiulgcd bankrupt by Register Green on tho
petition OF AndIcw Mount one of the members OF the
GruI.
Tie failures Of Henry Manneck patent box manufac-
turer at - Lbertyst and Ress Schropp, pocket
book manufacturers, were reported yesterday.
Assignments the benefit OF creditors have been filed
with the County Clerk by Franz Schemmel, Adoph III.
B1yer and Louis T.. Baumgartel (Schemmel Coz, 10
Iou. H. Rowan; by Max BOttstelu and Moses Mchaels
TO Status Pleus and by Meyer Kolasky and Abraham
Ober To Marks Wolf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
THE CENTRAL PARK GARDEN REopENED.

Central Park Garden. the home OF Theodore
Thomas's orchestra during last Summer, was reopened
evening for the season by hessrs soule Appieoy
large audience assembled filling every part OF the main
hall and galleries, the rereshment room and even oecu
pying the garden, which was not very comtortaDie,
owing to the chill air Of the evening The entrance ana
wide vestibue in last Summer have been separated
from the main concert hall and devoted 10 other pur-
poses Small tables have been placed In all parts OF the
hall Great changes have been made in the garden,
which now, from the new entrance on Flftyninthst',
presents a pleasant combination Of bright lights and
shrubbery The pine walks have been removed, and
gravel walks covered with sand, substituted On
each side there il a border OF turf and particoored
Chinese lanterns make contrast with the central gas
lamps beneath which abundance OF shruDDely mas
been placed About forty retreshment stalls with green
lattice fronts have been placed upon the sides OF te
garden hundreds Of small gas globes SHINE along tue
garden gallery Among the features OF the concert last
evening were the singing OF the star spangled Banner
i'm the midst of which n young LAZY representing the
Goddess OF Liberty advanced 10 the front OF the platform
ana waved the National nag while the audience cheeied
oudy the singing OF twelve or fifteen musicians In cen
tennal costume, and "Ametlcas Centennial lnarcn
composed by d. L. Downing, The leader oi Tie ORCHESTRA
f.r Tine gu.lu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
BASE BALL.

About 800 persons assembled on the Union
Grounds in Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon, TO witness
the second match game between the Mutual and New
Haven Clubs. The day was cold and windy, which made
hard for the nelders Mr.. Ayres OF the Yale College
nine umpire, and game was called at $40 p w. with
the Mutuas at the bat In the first inning. by errors OF
Spence Tracy and start got their bases. Base hits by
Booth, Hallihan, and H0ldsworth gave the Mutuals
three aid the lead, which they maintained to the
close The delding OF the New Haven Club WIS poor
throughout. Paber Cassidy, and Seward showing the
best ply. The Mutuals played line game, winning by
the following score:
lst. I'd. 80. Ith 9th. 9th. 7th 9Th. 9th. Tot.
SSsHn 9 3 9 9 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
no WATER OR GAS FOR THE HEALTH BOARD.

At a meeting of the Board of Police yester-
day the antor OF the Central building was ordered to
stop supply Of gas fuel and water now furnished by
the Board of Police to the Board OF Health copy OF
this resolution was sent afterward to Col Clark,
Secretary the Board OF Health, and this was sub
mited 10 Health Commissioner Janeway when he arrived
Dr. aneway directed Clark TO call the attention Of
the Board Of Police to the injunction issued by Judge
Spcr of the superior Court Tho Board OF Police claimed
that "a the Board OF Health had failed TO pay for the
gas and fuel consumed already 10 had the right TO With
hold IL from them, like any landlord. The Board or
Health states that the Police Board draws certain sum
OF money from the city for heating aud lighting the P0
lice Central Building III the Health Board was TO pay
for the gas etc. the expense would be twice paid. The
orders OF the Police Board obeyed last evening 1t
reported that the Board u Health will apply for fur
tLcr relief from the courts Today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House, to-day. the SPEAKER pro-
eeoded TO call the States for bills and the following bills
were introduced and refeued
BY MI PIERCE CRep., Mass.)-TO provide for the or
xanzation OF the Territory Of Oklahoma
BY Mr. HOPKINS dem, Penn.)-Relating to the pun
tshment OF witnesses, adudged TO be in contempt by
Nv Mr. (SODIN dem, Kan)-For the resurvey and
establishment the boundary line between Missouri and
BY Mr. FROST rep, Mass)-A joint resolution for the
issue OF silver com in exchange for greenbacks.
BY Mr.. BANKS (lnd MasS.)-To utilize the product OF
gold and silver mining In the United states ny autn%L
oepeates TO DC receivable Tor all debts Que 10 the
United States.
OPEN DOORS AT INVESTIGATIONS.
MI HALE CRep.. Me- moved TO suspend the rules and
adopt resolution directing the several committees OF
the House charged with Investigations to conduct such
investigations with open doors while testimony is being
voting the affirmative. All OF the Republicans and
sonie vi the Dcmocrats voted In the affirmative.
MIR. MOkRfON (Drln., ILL., moved 10 suspend the
mitrees OF the House charged with Investigations to
conduct such Investigations with open doors except
when n the opinion OF such committees, the public In
ferest viii DO presdiced thereby and that any
accused before sucs committee shall have the rghI "
be heard u his own yersOn, or by counsel OF both.
Mr.. HALE iRep, Me)-That does mol chahse Inc
Mr. RANDALL dem. Penn.)-Ye side of the House
was not SO particular In le Alabama AND Aissssppi In
tue rules suspended and the resolution adopted
without n division.
Mr. ola RK Dem., No. meved to suspend the rules to
Se IL IN order 10 offer amendment TO the Post0lcs
BILL ~ repeal the legislation OF the last
ses gard TO third class mall matter Agreed to-
ANOTHER INITIATION DEFEAT.
Mr. HOLMAN Dem, Ind moved 10 Suspend the rules
Anil the bill ~ repeal much OF the Resumption
sct ss Authorizes the redemption and cancellation OF
United sta q ncss ~ - sale Of United etstes bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
DISEASES or MEN,

The Importance OF the heslthiness OF the nervous,
system cannot be Oyercstimaed lis power over life
and death and the direct bearing which 10 has Oh
human happiness be recognized its capabilities
qualities aud its the importance OF healthul
Its moderate danger overtaXng it.
whether through thought study, application In
attention the conduct OF compile aed
tous business interests the excessive indulgence OF the
subjects for consideration also the knowledge of what
moderation what and when these exist the absolute
necessity OF promptly seeking advice from expert Who for
long OF years has devoted his whole time aud atn
to the study Investigation aud treatment of all the
dies Of this important department accurately determine
the diseased conditions THEN nature. causes, and origin.
and who from his experience and practice has learned
discover at once the deang ent aud promptly apply
truth common TO the inexperienced aud so annoying 10 the
patient who naturally wants Ia know without delay what
Is the matter the extent OF the arrangement the probabilities
striking OF the value OF experience and practical
observation well the usefulness Of the prompt applies
ton OF suitable remedies found In the important statement
but abroad that very large proportion OF those who
suffer from mental disturbance and absolute insanity peInA
nenty recover who placed under treatment thin
alter the first symptoms have manifested themselves
III the intellectual department of the brain has become Ell
hausted by intense mental application depryng II OF the
Of connected thought IL only its strength
by being properly fed and nouhed by the certain
tematc methods 1t Is precisely Ia every other department.
whether of appetite propensity passion requiring
bringing them from their coBdL
tons Tie importance OF this branch OF medical practice
OF family names the securing OF hereditary titles and the
teriion OF estates in the same family.
From long and large experience In this direction have
heNb command by the
OF come OF tho hrst families In the city and
tany communicate much TO cultivated minds
tou with practical experience In what pertains
means OF recovering their powers whether Of BRAIN appetite
propensity, or passion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

NoRwALK-Myriads of grasshoppers have been
powed up the adjoining town Of Wilton causing nucu
alarm among the farmers.
Observation-Disclosures has been resumed In the powder
mill where on explosion killing hve men lately oeeutIeo
Residents OF the place propose to have the o"hers
Novr VERsoyFor the Universalst Church
has been The members OF the old society WI no
eng ne 1hursay evenug the purpose OF eHecuug
orsanizaon and 10 consider popety Of opening ther
house OF worship again for public services
yocrpes-The Rev G. Maurice Wines OF Cleveland ONO
has accented the invitation Of ST. Pauls Church to become us
RECTOR and will assume duties on sunday, May u
PORT CHEsTHR-The funeral ~ John A. Merrt TOOK place
on Sunday aud very numerously attended.
Mt KIsco-snow fell sunday night to the depth oil an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

N,,,n;nsfer HofeI-Baron de Somoskeoy Of Buda-
Pesth Eoerea HousCapt L. p de semei sc9Sn Ao as
Camn 10 the Grand Constantine of Russia capt. a. Won
er own ~ HE nssan Navy and Pay Director George
arr IT, g. Navy BrerOort HOUSE, de NanseSS 1i .ue
Fan lion at Washington. Holman HCIS.I" iHIan
McMichsel Of Philadelphia. .t9M A'seH H9-gs-"iu r
Florence, the actor and Cnares 4aany OF NewpVr.'
HO.et-Ale1ander Pletnef OF the RUSSIAN IeLtihh
Commission. 1stor Hous-Ex Congressman ~ j. Oloss
bTcnner Of Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02

A postal card was received at the Post Office
in the other day with the following address in
German: 10 my cousin who lives miles from Roches-
ter farm OF 40 the through bis land
and he HAS ten red Delfers."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
Announcements,

BUNIONs and CORNs, BAD NAILS, Tender Feet
cured by BglGGss BUSos BY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02

You can cure that Cough or Cold by using
WaJ1Rs BALsAN OF WILD CHERRY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02

BRIGGS's Corn and BUNION REMEDIES safe
and sure Mailed. GO cents DR. BRIGGS Co, Newark ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
STATEN ISLAND.

MARrYERs' H,RBoR.--A boat-house, inclosed, 1or
the use Of the salts being built on the
iron shaped row boats Ave feet IN lengn arc
about the Kill Kull by small boys, piesehung 0o'"
appearance. ,.,
NEW BpGHTovThe Fellows estate has been added 10 rne
property belonging the Nursery ana mus osP' AZ"
babies were BON last week at tue hospital