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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-13

SUPREME Court CHANNELS. Nos. 394. ae6,
So o. los IA las 49, 1871 2oi 22j, ga, s05 2es 80
3l3. sol, 3l7, 32l, 800.
SUPREME CoURT- GEgKRAL TERM.-Nos. d5. Z ~,
Ille a. 40, 81, 10 40 80 sou sl ~, 81 i05 lod 1908,
IlG llNs H. o. 10 II, ~. 3y6, a. $40 49, az 40, al,
as 49, 90 a6 5s co. 81. g. o. d. as, 20 a. 72 49, "a
% 81 - " gI Os, ~, VJ. VA, 95t o., Vs. lOl 100,
l2O, l20lS, l57.
,strGkSg corEramasPEccIA5 TERN Law and Fact
40i 400 b-7 sol 5O2 5Oi, b06 oil $50 52l 524 500,
$50 $50 S2 bi7 blS big, b5l. Sl5, b7S DBL hR3 hS4
$50 III. $40. 81, $40, ga 81 dlS b2O. 62l " 622 B2d.
1.7 62s 6sg dl 49,, 1888 d35, $50 03s ejy Gao SAL,
0i2 6i3, ga, 6i5,
SUPREME CoURr-CIRcuIr Part I.-ShOrt causes 80
Nos. 35i3 3in3. 3th9 1897 1857 2703 2s2i 5000 1918,
Si5a, $780, 1921, $685. 3i23 "a 3i2g $50 Part n p
Short eau e.Nos 2965 349O, ibOi'e ll90. 3is4 1850,
1850, 3l 2S0, e6p2, 33I, 1924 1882 33iS 1914 $3.50,
siis, 1878 Siod sos 800 aS1 $3.50 Part J. snort
1870 Sli7 1897 $3.50, l5 Si9 S3s9 1910, "a as 300,
3jH7, 3ANS $500. 1000. 2uO1, 1870 1861.
SUPERIOR COUNT SPECIAL tenn Case on, No. 90.
No day calerdar.
SUPERIOR Couar-TElAL TERN Part Ne. go
ea3 200 $50 w. .p7 1888 20l, s1S 2o0, 2S' sos wv
az, 80 .
COMMON PLRAs-EQvITY TERM -Nos. 0, G3, %, ~,
90 q al s. 80, 81 90 Part Nos, si3, sI2 sQ3, sl5,
$40 DIS 556, 5b7, sdS Part Ill NOS 900, Wi, lOll'
1913. SIS. 9Sd as9 NO, 7b5. ~, .
MARINE Court TRIAL TKRM-Part ! NOS, t5tg,
45;5 i03 4 1850 iS3a $50 4Stl isid, tM7 ISIS tMg,
asst 4abs 1853 iS5i. Part II. Nos, l5i t5el i3lS,
1910 l75i 400 4512 SOFA sul5 455l, 5000 iA5 1883,
46Js 4722 1911 1900. 7HId l3ls Part lll-Nos iths,
72Ol M 69i0 0y5 7OJp, il2o, 1Od5 b5ON 1851 $685.
1918, 1903, 6i7o 1875
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-13

INTERNATIONALLY Tuesday, Oct 10. by tho
Rev. D. Halsead carroll ID. d. at the residence OF the
brides parents. BENJAMIN W. Durrio 70 Fannie W.
STRONG.
thew's Church, BY the Rev. ID. o. Kellogg. De Grssse
Fox TO Harriet, daugner Of Dr. john H. BdIle OF PHIL.
Gdephi
M0RRIsoN-wICKs.-o Oct. IL. 1879, at the reel.
dence OF the brides parents ny the Rev Chauncey ~.
brewster OF Grace Churcl Rye, Augustus r. Morrison
Of TINS CITY TO Emma r., daughter OF George A. Wicks.
Ekq,, of Harrison, Wc-tchcstVr county,
sMITH-NIXON. On the 18th lust, ny the Rev Or.
Calen, hr. Nllllsm smith and Mrs. Elizabeth NIxou.
both VI Brooklyn, \. \.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-13

Arrived THURSDAY Oct. lie.
8 State OF Virginia. Noodle. Glasgow Sept IL aio
Larne 3Oth.
- Leo. Daniels. Havana Oct T.
- Morgan CITY. Road, sew Orleans Oct 8.
50 CITY OF Vera Cruz, DeaKen. Hav ma Oct 7.
ss Amerique, Durau. Hayre Sept ~.
IS Gen Whitney. Haileit. no ton.
Snip Stamboul. Cam, Liverpool.
ship Josephine. smith, Havre.
Bark Sosper. Barbaroyica, Patras.
Bark stonne. Cuneo, London
Brig kmma Snaw. A3comber, Belfast.
Brig Eastern Star. Foster DemerarI.
Also the usual river and vessels.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-13

LOAN street and Riverside avenue for t1os 800 si-o
nfee ots each 25x10O southeast CORNER q the
boulevard and 102d street, for OO2b.
ngptVWuomlng iorecoeurr - les were also held
~ harnett, lot, 25xp2 g. on the north eide OF
\, ~ s.reL oetween Avenues and with two story
Defendant N''O"' s"U 'esi'' tut sh@eVV'
by ~ smyth, the lot 1879 Third avenue west side
ivo rect norm OF ERuty eighth street d5xpt 7f1or
ROM Ma es,oyy 20, avn stone honse and in
James ". MIL .by order a receiver sold four ,o,s
len river (wharf property, for q ,2.pJ. WV "A
number Of foreclosure sales are announeed for
TODAY. -"N""eto t"f
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-13

Thousands OF Horace Gre ley's friends visited
the shop under the Irbuaes tail tower, yesterday
TO the illuminated JdrdiHs HIbils. and hear the
Austrian bind. Toe glories OF the beautiful garden
were d. clos d. out plac rd announced weeks post
pOueneht VI the musical enteTt iinmenf. Tue seven
stAlwart Oarkcep were Kept busy from early until
late, ana deal. out hQud nre WITH liberal hands.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-13
A Colored DE mocra,'. Challenge.

Jacob Dumas, a member OF the rilden and
Hendricks Colored Campsigl Club Of jersey CITY cha
lenges any coored memoer OF the Republican CLUBS 10
discuss the issues Of the Mr. Dumas addressed
the THIRD District Democratic Association Thurs-
day ught ia earnest and ivnelng speech 10
Of reform and & Cd government.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-13
An USEM ENTs.
"CIouds" at the PARK Theatro-A Change In
the Cast.

The last representations OF Clouds" at the
Park Theatre are announced Some days Miss Rose
Wood severed her connection with this establishment
since then Miss May Howard has acceptably played her
part that VI StLd GOrdOH the heroine OF the piece
Miss Howard brnga Out the T-Auts OF Careful study
clear conception VI tne character, and sympathy wih
Its Distressing trials. II 10 at Is called emotional
part, the knd Ia which tais lady's powers best
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-13

Marie, wife Of Prof Jules Blanc, the blind
music teacher whose blind jealousy prompted him TO
shoot his wife ana his and himself IN thrir rooms
pol Mest rwentytnlrd street dle1 IN Bellevue Hos
pital yesterday. Prof Blanc aud his son were buried
IL Cypress lils Cemetery the 6th inst, anu the wife
ana mother IL TO De buried today.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-13

The highcet award granted INV Exhibitor
" Centennial Exposition IN gwen the Elastic TRUSS Co.
Tor sik Elastic Irusses. SOLD only al 6Sj Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-13
M1RINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAc-TITs DAY.
sun rises. % sun sets..... "a Moon rises, a.
mon wATER-TuIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. % Gov. Island. Is Hell Gate 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-13
MARRIED.

silk Elastic and Thread Elastic Trus.es.--
The ncst At the lowest pr The OSt perfect
OF all KINDS Pomeroy Truss Co., 7id Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-13

1t n well-known fact that manv of the work
men IN various branches Il manufacturing lead short
lives account OF the deeterlous materials used,
poisonug those that handle them TINS 10 specially
the with sucn he scent the various current toilet
soaps recent Invention 10 soap that attans perfec
ton by It's freedom from scent, except delicate
natura door, and the very purest c0mponents 10 u.
BabOltts Baby sVap.-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY, Dot. l2-P. M.-The recent
spirited advance In stocks has been folio wed by
the Inevitable reaction, the effect OF realization,
and the market has again subsidized into an In
different condition. awaiting the formation OF
new pools. To day the general stock market
has been duler than for many days, with only a
moderate trade la the leading favorltes, Lake
Shore and Delaware, Lackawanna aud Western.
Pacific Mail, however became quite active. aud
advanced sharply TO 24A. before midday, but
closed at 23il, an Improvement OF \ q cent
over the opening price. Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western opened at 7o4 and fell OF to T0H.
from which point II advanced To IN, but again
reacted TO 7Or. l. Ike shore, Western Uuion,
W hiie the 81. Psus ana Michigan Central we're
strong IN the early trade. though closing heavy
with the general market. The Northwesterns
we're dull anu steady. Wabaah advanced = y
cent. to b.. and held It's ground the dealings IN
Il. however. were unimportant. The details OF
the davs variations are embodied In the COM
paIative table below.
The total mum Der OF shares dealt in was 3d.
30e. OF which + cinc Natl represented 1901;
Lake Shore, 1905 New Jersey CIutrai, lO,so0
Delaware, I.ackawanna and Western, lao;
Erie, l25o; -. Pau, 800; the preferred. 100;
Western Union, 1850; michigan Central, 1880;
Ohios. l2OO; Rock island, ZOO: Northwestern, 2OO:
bash, 500; Union L clhc. 100; Delaware and Hud-
son Canal, $50; Hannibal aud 81. Joseph prefer
rs and sex, ITO; Chicago and Alton, 100: ST.
L., h. G. and n. pre- ferred, 100; Harlem, 52; c.,
H. od quincy, 81. and Adams Express, 20.
Gold opened at 100, and ieil OF to 1857, at
which price the fOrenoOns business was trans
acted. After midday the market assumed a
shade nrmer tone. the price advancing 10 luo,
and so continuing uD To the close.
The foIo"ing we're the principal transactions;
10 A. M. ..,..... 100 lOi 7. M............lO9
1905 A. M............lUsA 3P. M..............lOe
In loans the rates paid the of gold y, l.
y cent, and nat
The tola vlearngs At the Colo Exchange Blnk were
ga $1,000 gsd ssalaness. tllyio2+ ana currency
Coin Interest ON The public debt $50 OOo.
The days bnsiuess { the U S. su1-Trcasury
Gold receipts, ts71 1890 COLA payments. tgdG45 %
gold balance, tis 6Si 10 currency receipts t6ss
2od 20 currency PAYMENTS. t2sdh7Sa6i currency bal
ance, t.ptso.Sdl e, customs. 49, 900
I bullion IA the Bank OF England was decreased
Aa2lOuO during the past week. the loss TO-DAY having
btcn 42pl,OuO. The mt rna revenue receipts were
$40 900, ana the customs receipts tSiOoOO. The
Treasury at Washington received ts3OOOO national
bank noles for redemption.
Foreign exchangi was quoted all day at - "a and
AS54 Tor prime BANKERS 90 dais and demand oils re-
spt CtlNrN.
Money opened al cent on call and advanced to 4
cent. Disc unts we're shade oetter the rates rang
Ing from To cent for b,st names
Government bonds were strong aud prices were gem
orally advanced ON the gold Issues.
The 70 lowing closing 3 II. NJ prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-13

You nre "A sensible person, md the IN oct
Tome and sep 1t ia tue house. You are 10 need
", for panR OF some knd come. Headache,
cramps. dArrhea colo. dyspepsia age ana eebleness
VIII take their turn you, for you human. Sold
ali druRgists
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-13

Transactions In the Exchange salesrooms yes
terdAy included trustees sale by A. II. Muller Son
OF plot. about llsIl0O. the northwest corner CT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-13

The advantages Of SULPHUR as puriler Glenn's
eulphur Soap .. aces within reach Of all.
HIS Hair and Whlsker Dye,' black or brown, b0e.
Ads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-13

Thcsr ponusr fnglish shoes can alwaye lie found
at CANThELL'S, al Attn sv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-13
send us rs Gro.. OF QuLrk,. Irlsh Tcn.

Such Is the order We received, and whyY he
cause It never fans when you aie bilious Irlce 20
cenls.-ddU.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-13
Business Hotites.
a Card.

Card.
TO CITIZkNs AND STRANGERS
KNoXs FALL HAT READY.
at 2l2 Broadway and under the Fifth Avenue Hotel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-13

Furniture and Carpets, cheapest 10 New York,
a. CowpertnwAts, l55 Anr ~ 'hathan st. Is show
Tooms.-Adp.
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A PIeasnn, ms well as Prompt

Method OF removing symptoms OF collie exhib-
tied by children Is to give MhK VI Magnetla.-Adp
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
RoBINsoNs SHORTER COURSE IN MATH-
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wEw.yORK DAILY TRIBUNE
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The Second and Concluding Volume OF
DANIEL, DERONDA.
BY GEORGE ELIOT.


BY GEORGE ELIOT.
DANIEL DERONDA- A Novel. BY GEoRGB ELIOT,
Author OF iiddlenarch" Romola." Adam Bede" &c,
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The position Of George Eliot In the literature OF mcden
ton il absolutely regal Her novel IN three years
royal Walt and an event ia hstory.-tGlobe. LONDON
There has never popular favorito who has 30 com
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George EloL-ISpectator. London
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ryyEACHER.-A lady of superior attainmens
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New-York tribune., 1876-09-05

0N THE HUDSON, 80 miles from New York
" City, delightful Country Home and School. Pupils
Teuai Va eltIe ysar. Addvss A. b. Box 2sl4 r. 0s y. L.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05

"A educating her children would TAKE CHARGE q tss
giving them mothers equally WITH et
own. She proposes locating In town In Germany ds
tingused It's educational advantages and degiuI stl
tioc and In schcci be thoroughly excellent
T1s found unusual opportunity TOR paTeuis o
guardians desiring their chdIsa in Errope, yt
hesitate have them entirely exposed 10 foreign lniuenc
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New-York tribune., 1876-09-05

V,HE WATERBURY ENGLISH and CLASSI
II CAL SCHOOL (for boys) viii commence its next year,
Thursday Sept a. For catalogues address l. JENNINGS,
A M, Master. Waterbury, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05

VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
for makiag boys, Intelligent, healthy Christia1 men
BENJAMIN MASON Box No. G54. Youxssa n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
For Bow and Young Iren-country

A N excellent home with suitable instruction,
n for six Loys sioclbTdge. Mass ReY. L. W. BILLIARD
The Portland daily press., 1876-03-21

PEOPLES LOAN AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION
OF RICHMoND.-We have received from Col J.
W. Spaulding of Richmond the first annual
report Of the Peoples Loan and Building Asso-
citation of that town. This is the only insttu-
ton of the kind in the state, and it has only
been in existence year, having been incorpo.
rated Feb 22d, 1875. The design of the insti-
tuition is two fold-a savings bank for the safe
keeping of deposits upon which interest is paid
or rather allowed to accrue for given period
period, and fund from which loans are made
to members of the association on good security.
We are unable to give the details of the policy
of the institution; but can add that similar as
socations have proved remarkably successful
in Philadelphia and other large towns in Penn
sylvania, hundreds of mechanics and men of
small incomes being: enabled thereby to secure
homesteads. The report before US shows that
the Richmond Association has been most sue.
cessful its first year. The present number of
shares is 446, represented by 100 stockholders.
The total value of each share is $1764,
which cost the holder $12, giving a gain of
1854 per share. The receipts the first year
were as follows: Installments $5579; interest
1925; fines $500; mortgages repaid $1,000; pre-
miums on loans $3.50; advance payments
$1495. 65-total 81 ,03465. The disbursements
were as follows: Loans to members $4,000; for
shares withdrawn $205 80; interest and premi.
UNI $2S3.5O; advance payments $1176 interest
payments $46.65; rent, officers, printing, etc.,
$21S 40; balance in treasury 1904. 50-total
Sill, O34S5.
The Portland daily press., 1876-03-21
Maine Business Notes,

The Journal says: The banking capital of
Lewiston and Auburn is only about million
dollars. The deposits of the savings banks of
the two cities are greatly in excess of the ma.
t:onal banking capital The savings deposits
are about three millions. Without the savings
bank deposit. it would be almost impossible for
business men to obtain accommodation. Our
banks are doing good business. The demand
for money is fair, and about neck and neck with
the supply.
The Kennebec Journal says: Hay buyers
have been through this section, about Alma,
gobbling up what few lots they could, paying
therefor from $40 TO $12 per ton. A large
number of our farmers predict there will be a
small crop of hay this year, and they are con.
sequently holding what they have for rise.
A company has been formed in Rockland to
build railroad from the quarries to the kilns,
to carry limerick. The capital of the COM
pany is 100000, and it is thought the road will
be built the present season. When completed
it will be great relief to Rockland, for the
heavy truck teams keep the streets in bad
condition constantly.
The Portland daily press., 1876-03-21
Arrival of the Steamship Circassiau.

The Allan mail steamer Crcassan, Captain
Smith, from Liverpool the I'd inst, arrived at
this port at seven o'clock yesterday morning
with 20 cabin and 50 steerage passengers. The
steamer experienced very severe passage and
was somewhat injured. She was detained at
Neville until Saturday morning at o'clock.
when she received the mails aud set out on her
voyage. The next day, Sunday, was severe
day, but no damage was done to the ship. Ear
ly Monday morning one of the boats was swept
away, the waves swapping off one of the dav;ts
five inches in diameter, like pipe stem. The
railing of the bridge was also swept away.
Capt. Smith was thrown against the rail and
enc of his.feet bruised slightly. Two other
men were injured, but were able to be on duty
in day or two. Later in the morning on Mon
day the wheel and steering gear were carried
away. By much ingenuity a tackle was ar
ranged to steer the ship by. The gale of Tues
day and Wednesday was very severe, but it
was nothing to what the ship encountered on
Thursday, the 9th. The great ayes rolled in
on the ship in all their fury, at times almost
burying it, Two more boats were smashed, but
were saved, making three boats in all injured
phe sky light of the engine room, the donkey
funnel and the ventiators were smashed. The
foretop-gallant mast was carried away, scatter
ing the wreck on the deck The frame work of
the bell near the bridge was also carried away
On the following day the weather was much
calmer and no further trouble was experienced.
A passenger on the steamer has made sketch
of the ship in the storm and it will be photo
grained