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THE cAPTIIN-GENER4LsHTp
The Terms on which Gen. Mnrtinez-Campcs
Miil 60 TO cuba

LONDON, Oct. 9.-ln connection with the
conflicting reports relative TO the Captain. zen.
eraishp Of Cubs, the correspondent OF tire
Standard at Madrid, under date OF Oct 3, ex-
plains that Gen. Martinez. Campos was sum
moned to Madrid on the I'd Of October in conse-
quence OF the receipt by the Government OF the
news OF the recent capture Of Las Tunas ty the
Cuban insurgents. Gen. Martinez Campos con-
ferred with the War Minister aud Sonor Canovas
del Castillo. the Prime Minister. and stated the
terms on which alone he was willing to assume
the Captain Generaiship. These terms included
IA draft OF l5OOO men from the Spanish army. to
be shipped before November, in addition TO the
5000 already under orders. lilo also demanded
more Htlllefy, am dweit upon the necessity Of
q rigorous ana effective blockade To be eni orc ed
by martial law. lie further demanded full and
entire power to deal with all questions Of re-
form aud taxation without appeal A Csbinet I
Council To which these terms were submitted
raised several objections because OF the OK
pense. Tue Noderado parry particu trly do not
approve al Gen. Martinez Campos leaving Spain,
because they desire him to become Premier in
place OF Cdnovas del Castillo. This and the in
trigues OF Gen. JOyellars friends are the prn-
cipal obstacles which still prevent Gen. Martinez
Camposs appointment. The partisans of Canovas
del CASTILLO are pIoportionatey anxious to send
Gen Campos to CUBA.
A Reuter- telesram from Madrid, dated vester-
DAY, says the rumOr OF Gen. Jovellar's resigna-
ton OF the Captain-G eneralship Of Cuba Is con
tradcted.
he Barcelona correspondent of the Times.
under date OF Oct 3. says: Troops for CUBA
are embarking ~ small bodies. They do not
volunteer as before but are In many cases
chosen oy lot. he rehctiondry Moderudo party
are gaining strength daily, and are forming
committees in every province. Sen ir sagasta
aud Marshal Serrano are in closa conference.
and will not accept the new constitution, which
is supported by Canoyas del Castillo and his
party"
The same correspondent, writing under date
OF Oct. q, SAYS that though Gen. Martinez. am
boss appointment as Captaln-G eneral OF CUBA
WIS then thought more probable, yet there wns
much talk VI his taking the reins Of Govern
ment II Canovas del Castillo was unable to hold
his ground.
A despatch 10 the Times from Barcelona SAYS
thar ten. Martinez tampos has not yet accepted
the Captain-Generalship Of Cuha, but Gen. j o.
Nellar VIII In ANY event be recalled.
A despatch To the DIGU NcWs from Madrid,
dated last night, asserts that Gen. JoyeilAr will
remnant Captain q General Of Cuba. and that Gen.
Martinez -Campos will command the army IN
the held.
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THE MURDER or cH4s. q. KELSEY
Incidents of the Unnveuged Outrage Presents
ed 10 the SIate BOard Of A ndil.

ALBANY, Oct. G.-The State Board of
Audit will meet on the llth inst Among other
interesting claims against the State 10 be pre-
sented on that Gee sion Is ono for sl20i.OT made
by detective agency for expenses ana fees in
Investigating the murder Of Charles G. Kelsey
at Huntington, l.. l., by a mob, on Nov. 4, 1872
The original charge was t2t0lU u for services aud
expenses. and of this ouiy Sl@OO was provided
for by the supnly bill Of 1873 rho claim pre-
sented now is for thu remainder. The papers
are very elaborate, and contain an itemiZed Till
OF expenses by ths detectives, in which are such
Items as "Gratuities to servants OF Mrs. Merritt,
] hirty fourth street. tor Information ABOUT
Charles Merritt. 81; " Treats TO DIR. Conklin
20 cents" Expenses whh Dr.. Conklin after
the theatre. 50 cents" There is also n paper
from sidney DE Kay, urivate secretary OF Gov.
DIX, giving reuort of hts preliminary nvesti-
CATION Of the KELSEY outrage, Mr. De Kay names
Royal Samms, aud tho other citizens heretofo fore
charged with cOmpliclty in the affair, Us "ap-
parently implicated" aud recommends that u
vigorous Investigation OF tue affair be prose-
outed on the part VI the State.
plement TO the famous Kelsey case. In Mr.. sid
ney DE kay's paper. he comes TO the conclusion
that after poor Kelsey had been tarred and
feathered the unhappy victim had gone to
cleaiise himself and had been seized In tbs yard
by the party who mutiiAted him: that hnding
he was bleeding to death from the mutiiatOn
they bad innlited, they took him away and sunk
him In the water.
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REPRESENTATIONS lon Tuesiay Oct. g. by the
Rev Percy Browne, Anterior T. Brown OF Boston TO
Haunsh KING daughter OF John vcnport OF this CITY
FL! Is-BUsrEED.-on Monday, the 18th uit, 6y
the pas or OF French Cnape, capt William II. Ellis 10
Mrs. Charlotte Busteed, both OF this city.
GklGG-ENGLE.-On Wednesday, Oct. L. 1870 nv
me Rev Dr. John Hall, James r. Grigg to Annie +
GEDNEY-HAINs.-In Msmaroneck, n. Y, AUG. e.
1870 bN the Rev. VIM. Montgomery John NJ. (,cdnev
OF New York TO Ad1ic liza ms OF Maiiiaroneck.
HklkE- fLOrO.-On Oct. 8, 1870. at the residence
OF the brides parents, by IN Rev. Dr. EDWARD W
frenen, srl Rudolph lleke Of L.lpsic, Germany, TO
Marie " Youngest daughter OF +. Fioto.
IlrTLEF on Tua sday Oct a
$50 py The Rcy Or Armitagc, Mr Frank Llttlencid TO
M0RAL-lElNE.-o sunday. Oct. !. Ben Moral TO
FANNIE. youngest daughter " ~. J Lnn IIeIne.
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state bonds reflected better trade We note sales
OF Missouri ds iong bonds, % lOsildlOs; Virginia o.
cons9 idated cx matqrea coupons, no.; tennessee S.
old, Al do 6s ncg, 4ii 3z and o. new series at "A
haruad bonus were mOd,rtey dealt ~. with the Drin
elua dealings as follows; Albany AID ouch anna lists
lU1v New jersey Central lists, consolidated, so: Mil
wauhee and s. Pau lists, l.. Crosse division, lO2 Nil
wauhoe .and st. Paul consolidated sinking fund s5ll
Chicago and Milwaukee Its 1858, aIO5la Onio and
Mississippi eds, 67i Oho aud MssissIppi consolidated
lows Union Pacific e land grant, 1000 Cleveland
sha fitsourgb cvnso ldated SINKING iuld ll0 ST.
euuponsi 1900 loSH Mo. h. ana I. consoqatcd sink.
lnS fund, Nssented 1916 Louisiana consolidated 30
l"ledo and WABASH con. Gle l042 ST. Louis Jackson
vile sad Chicago lists. l02 Boston, Hartford and Erie
ls,s 1871 Milwaukee and st. Paul Eds. gOlt; Chicago
anu N9rlhwestsrn e9onsoidatedi i0i9. New Jersey
Central conNertibe, SN1 Cedar Falls aud NJ lists, pU
michigan Central 10, 1854 Northern Missouri lsts. Us;
tcutral facinc l-is Ssn Joaquin branch, o. Western
iacnc bonds lulA Union Pacific Railroad lists, 1904
Union RACINE sinkng fund, 9lla; southern Fac. nc
r., 1884 ps. ~
Ihe opening, highest, lowest and +. n. closing
prlCth OF ttOCks tO.uAY Mlre.
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An USEM ENTS.
First Exhibition of "thc Greatest show on
Earth" ut GiImore's Garden.

First Exhibition Of 1.-The Greatest show on
Earth" ut GiImOre's Garden.
Four or five thousand people were seated
in the amphitheatre Of Gllmore's Garden last
night, among whom were many well known In
society. In political, literary, ana art circles.
They were all there TO sse Birnums Circus, al or
taking turn through that part OF the enclosure
In which the wild animals and other curiosities
OF nature and ant, including man tattooed from
bead TO foot, were on exhibition.
The equestrian and gymnastic feats in the
ring were uncommonly good. and manv OF them
called forth hearty applause. The Carlo Broth
ers, gymnasts, and Messrs. Fish and Low ande,
riders. wese particularly happv in pleasing the
spectators by graceful dexterty and strengt d,
AZ we're also Sateuma aud Little All Right IN
their feats OF balancing. The most Interesting
part OF the show was the performance of the
trained elephants, ponies, horse, and mule-a
very comic mule, indeed. The entertainment
passed of g bly, ar came TO end ut " " clock
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0FFICEH0LDERS BURDENS.
the SURORDINdTEs MACK MAILED
ny C1BINET OFFICERS.
Grant Heading the List of As=e--ments for
Election PURPOSES Ordering the ndcrltuR
Officials TO Paw without Further Notice.


Grant Hcndins the List Of As-c--ments for
Election PURPOSES Ordering the ndcriiua
0niciais TO Paw without Further Notice.
WAsnINGToN, oct. 9-Until the Repub-
lican party became established in power, the
practice Of assessing of1ceholders was unknown.
Previous to that time, the chief Federal officers
In the great cities doubtless contributed to tho
election fund OF the party to which they may
have belonged; but there was no system Of
| forced levies such as dissraces the public SER
| Vice under Grant. and In violent defiance OF his
own messages and rules. The Republicans have
reduced this extortion to regular official I X,
so that 10y taking the number OF ofceholders
and applying the arbitrary rate Of percentage to
the different classes, they can know almost to a
dollar how much money can be raised In every
department Of the Government. Formerly this
work was left 10 the Congressional Committee,
and therefore done Indirectly; but with the
march Of progress. modern improvements have
been applied, and now the extraord mary specia-
Gle Of member Of tho Cabinet leyyiug black
mail on his subordinates is for the first time
presented to the country.
II the President and the Administration did
not favor this scandalous system, 1t could not
be sustained a day. Grant, to give 1t the full
benefit OF his officlal sanction, put his name
N'"" w. N'''V'' W WI WIN vi hiN bniaib VI
t5oOo. He probably was not asked to pay the
suoser'pton, nut only to head the list and
acknowledge the rule OF assessment 30 that the
clerks could not retreat In presence OF 50 Illus
| trious an example.
Supported by the President in this open wy,
Chandler has felt his power OF coercion doubled,
aud therefore has not scrupled to demand the
tax, as N IL were part OF his duty, and pretty
much in the terms Of a successful Mexican
| chief like Cortina when assessina "A forced loan
on tho ,nar,hoo,. -, . .,..,......., -.
y" 'ho "hc'Vnants oi conquered town or
province. Paw or go, is the alternative I'm the
-. g.. -. =. = -, - =,
SWt i"En VI tue SECRETARY OF the INTERIOR which
Ia applied to all branches of the public service
~, " $3.50 '''NN'
thanuler may be less ceremontOus thun some
Of hia nredaceaeora NJ tho hoa1 ~ Oh, N.,t..,,i
~ - 90'9 ~ '"0 "e"u VI 'uV -Na"o""
sc,,n, ,har - -. n N -, :
.ana,,., - c..- - a"' nv" I"
.a,'. hai,a.a, H., ,,'s =, - y, y, '", o.
| 49,, -, 49,, -. i'o"s' ~
| -. '..", , VI '"'e'os' was "
49,, ~ "a, ~ ''',,u W O'e" "'s '"''e
| -. ~, ,'.., 'Ne", VI CIV" se'''oe
Wv 'oeu "'s "''hu "nen S'''e
% n " 20 ea'i''u. ''', "o'ean was O"a,r'n,Noi
No''a''''ee ", i'V'' aiu mere 10
~ " ~ "uu'o'sou " 'ue JIM 'e""'uo''
'.'' '.ai' ""io" Is 'eprouuceu LOT 'he eulHca-
o" VI s"' suose''oeIs W ."aheiei cam ta'gh
iu' i"' .'oui"i was "uu'esseu 10 TIC hedu
W spu'eou III " asn'hRtoU' anu ne was asees-eu
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HOMICID1L WOMEN.
Letters from the House Brothers Not to
Marry the Murderess.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir. Per-
NIT me To answer an article In your paper OF the
9th, headed Lovers of Homicidal Women"
1t would be strange. indeed, were II a fact that
the brother OF a murdered man should accept
the hama OF his brothers murderess In mar
riage but II is not 80 In this case. On the con-
trary, Houses brother" Is now at Trenton,
n. j., making the most strenuous efforts to
have the murderer OF his brother suffer the ex
IRENE penalty OF the law. That he ID engaged
to he married to that woman l. incorrect. | do
not doubt That women accused Of great crimes
are often eagerly sought after by certain yari-
ETY. VI men on the very account OF their notoIi-
ety. Yet must DENY all connection with this
variety OF III ~ and disclaim having any de-
sire for notoricty In tins direction. As for sucn
women exercising charm over rae, II is
to prove 1t to be without foundation,
utterly repugnant to my nature. and in conflict
with my whole life. must agree with you that
this class Of women sometimes "cXerci-e =
charm over some " III balanced natures" but
deny the charge OF BEN. thus Unbalanced"
do not doubt that " Mrs. Cunningham. OF Bur
dell murder nOtOuety. was sought UY suitOrs for
her hand" and that Mrs. Fair. the California
hOmcde," ais got offers after escaping Jus ice,
and that even Mrs. Bravo, the London woman
accused OF poisoning her husband" was like
wise prosperous in ner love affairs, yet ! must
acknowledge that my fancy never ran in that
direction, ana that my hands are clean from any
participation in That sore of crime, aud that |
have never been attracted by such women"
TRENTON, N. j., Oct9. ID. ". HOUSE.
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MONDAY, Oct. 9.-FLOUR AND NEAL The
hout market Was uu ana prices showed partial ue-
clue OF b@l0c nh Rye hour aull, Out corn
meal morc scu.e We quot; s!ate AMI Met Net
SO, do Nx' ssd XXX q, d. wIncr Wheat
\ ana Xxx. tblurt1.st Mnnc-uti patent -. 100 $500
city shipping extra. - l3etb1 southern bakers and
family brands, iGfa.NtS' southern .lpIllG extras,
ts.5tGtG m. Corn o ea Western g. i5@t2po; Bran
dywiue. $3.50. Eve nour-Supornue. ti.Sjsta2u
COTTON Quiet nLd rather easier nut not quotablY
lower sales, Ui3 bales, mostly Tor cunruninuOu
Middnng upands, luisc. Future deliveries advanced
l32c the.oprnng. nut the improvement was mostly
Tor Ocioh,r II l:i2c TOR November NE. for DE.
crmhcr. II bloc. tur January, llsc fof February.
II II 6c. for March AND II l3l6c Tor April Liverpool
marNcl active mldhng uplands o'sa Receipts nj the
por.-. 81 sos males.
fnoylsloNs-Pork was quiet with a jobbnv business
al $500 ~ ihe speculation no futures Was quiet at
~ ipA 50 80 bid for the Winter months, anu Sl5 gl
tons of nomtnt Lard was fairy active ~ 100. dc.
CINE sales 80 tcs. 81 tlO 10 for prime
nnd Tor future delivery $50 tcs. November ct tlnGt
aln, and i.oh for December aud January at ss1ft u,
Gf1o2s closing a. outside prce.. Dressed hogs. aa
80 Butter unchanged state, prime To choice, 3sa
choice 22g1Rc.; common to good i0LaDci creamery.
ooAbJc. Atese steady stare factories, Vs lasc Nest
Sih DO. 'al@e Eggs lover iresh. 2s8sici Aued, 2os
GRAiN wheat iGcc over amt more actIve, es.
prtlay spring sales 10000 push AT ell Tor od 80.
winter red tllaeSl.1J foi new 80. 40 81 2iNtl %
for No do and 2ostl3 - Tor fan t. c.nlec NH!se
ke Qulc Barley lower with salrs OF ~ bnO lush No.
Canida AZ 81 10 Barley malt sold at soc cash,
for txn.Owpd Statc. Oth L. luWcr tor car lT1. anu
generally unseu.ed sa!cs 10000 bush At sl~4oc. for
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Several spOrtsmen Of Greenyile have recently
been hunting cats that nfcst the woods Of the neigh
borhood, aud when have killed on nearly all the
rabbits For years rabbits had been plentiful. hut The
Cata having taken 10 the woods and brought forth a
Wild progeny. the Ong-earcd Udeuts disappeared The
nul Der Of cats Daggel up 70 last nlRh nifty seven
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Arrived-MoSDAY. Oct.9
Sc OLD Dominion. Walker, Iichmond, CITY Point. and
IS iecUhtor. Doane, WILMINGTON
s. Champion. Lockwood, Charleston.
50 Helveua. Thompson, Liverpool sept %, Queens
town 29h. -
s. Reading. Coiburn PHILADELPHIA
Bark Hattie NJ, Eaton, Lcghorn.
Bark Morning star SissOns 81 JagO.
BARK II Leone, Con luardi, Hui.
Bark Jane Adcline, Linds j. Puerto Cabeilo.
Bark Christina, Fex. Rio Janero.
Brig Regu atOr, NorthcOtt, Bahia.
Also the usual river nd cOnstwise vessels.
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A popular lecturer saws OF Browns Bron.
chial Troches: " In all my lecturing tours, I pu,
iroches In my carpetbag regularly do lectures
or linen" Pubic speakers aud singers will md that
the Bronchial Troches will enable them to endure more
than ordinary exertion with comparative ease whils
they render articulation clear
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\ Card to the Rupturrd.-Dr. MARSH, the in.
ventor OF the celebrated Radical ture Tr1ss. who
mas been established 50 MANY wears at Nesey
House, mas not opened office up town, and has
ing TO Do with any establishment other than his old
office, Nesey u. 5. a. MARSH
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mixed, and 3304Sc. for white Western and State In
eunng graded at $50 for so white, and zoe. do.
mnhe1. Corn lower and fairly active sales l12 OOJ
vuSi' !" Sieebb19c. for mixed. and b7dbDc. for
No. HChicago ~ 57st57tlc
SuNDRfrs- Naval stores warn agat, amin, and ros,ns
enOW iu1 t.9r sgilt decline commo n 10 good strained
uuyy.vu W tl.eu@fltOi spirits turpentine, 34c Pc
ol whs uucl but urn at t4c lOr crude. IA bulk
s 'pl 'vnneu ~ bbs Ocean freghte we're easier
lot Drtt room and moderately actiyps ch,rtprs onet
hu ready grain TO Liverpool hy steam nj coJtnn
b.lol Rrln 70 LONDON, by steam, At sd. aud nv a. II
=. ~, ~; 49, 90 10 Gl"sgow by team ssd DO. to cork
reined petroleum to Cork, for orders ~ Wh,.s.y
lower at ~ l3lS TaOw st. any ana iairv ac,svs
at Sac. In hides there sale vi 1000 dry Nonts
videU at 1yilc., gold, ur mOlths. 'S
GROCHRtEs-kio coffee was nrmpr and duiet ouo,ed
Al 1Gd2Oi6c., gold sales Of 800 bags &c lSS gold
mild grades nrn 2l@2Jc for Java aud i5le6Isc Tor
MaratalOO both gold. Rice steady At 4vcBtc for do.
nestle; foreign quiet. MoaHses quiet and
New Orleans, 4Oct5ic. Raw sugars nrm and IN lair
request fair to good refining Cuba Sa45pc; sales OF
no hhds and SOp bags udnv CUBA, at fore0oina
nRures Porto Rico, SIC mOlasees grades NJ 7f<GS4r
and Brazil at s4@sI<c, renned nrm at 1OJseI 4e foj
hards with fair salcs.
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Parker's Hair Baisam j. entirely In rmIcs.
and free from the impure ingredients that many
other preparations injurious II the perfectly
natural color to gray hair. Sold by all druggists.
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Dyeing and CIcnning.-Ncw YORK Dvcinz and
PRINTING tanshnent, StHten Island Offices, ~
Duane 81, 1872 broadway $40 9Th av.. New YORK i63
anu loS Pierrepont st. Brooklyn. Established 81 years
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Mr., George Fawcett Rowe and his play,
Brass" appear 10 be meeting with much success IN
he west. Tickets are largely sod In advance and II
would seem that at rate so far AZ this piece f. con
'erned theatrical business IN that part OF the country
8 a. good Us Il Is In The metropolis
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M Metal , wnnd Trns-cs APPLIED .ncce-siuily In
PoMERoY TRUSS COMPANY. 7i5 broadway, NY.
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b., The Highest award granted eny Exhibitor
~ Centennla Exposition Is gwen the Elastic Truss Co
Tor Six Elastic ITusses, sold only al OS3 broadway.
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Heat your rooms with Florence OH stove.
SAFE, oonyenirnt, ana econ JulicaL once, 80 Union
square, New lUrk.-idr
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Particular Eifs

Always assured Al A. Raymond Il Co.. cloth
Aut, $3.50 WV" '"'''''
,nooD ADviCE-Cse iiae's Honey OF Hore-
mound aud Tar Tor cough VI cold. -
ilLes IVJlhaehe Drops cure In one minute Ado
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SUPREME COuRT CHANNELS. Nos. ~. 81. 100,
l, lds TO- lao l7d, lsi 1856, ~, 200, 20l 2l3 go
20s @Ol 9sg sos 3JI 3O5 aOs Call iiom So as 10 end
suPRkSR CouRr-GkNrrAL TERN Nos ia $50, IA.
ls' iyl iss 49, 49, 1885, 1855, 100. l3sS, l56 zoo,
surRENE CouRr-sPEcIAL Terminus. no 100 SOL.
5el 40 s3i 40 s22, ~, 40. AZ 4iD 49, ava iv0
647, 5ts, olp, 300 DOL 500 sol S az $40 bia b7k
bs NV bsl bh2 5SS, bsi 0S5, 5S0, 53H bg2 505 5vd
sP7. 5ts. 6Us oDO. 6Ol.
~. lN.s 1917, 1917 lp5%. 1912 1854 2OJl, i6I3lV
lllL 2Nv SOtl .Ojl 2Ji5 Znl, 2iO7 2l2l 1903 1909
i3lyl leJ9 1887 2oJ7 2la5 e3s sliI gas 2ii5 1l4V
.l77 sl7a, els6 q So 2lnl .ie3 49, iss 1850 Pat
esss ios 1884 S1os 1895 57i iis l64o 66 1910 iOs5
ls3 sldS ii57. 1900. aos 100 sol "a ai97. Slsa.
Ssol, 900 22lI 2sll s2ld, 22l1 2.l1, 22gl H223
,,surkhor t3HHr-GkNkRAL TERN Adjourned until
srPKRioR CoURr-srIorAL Tern Issues Of Fact
Nos. o. Ot "a. a., a. o. ilemurrrr Nos, = T.,
e7e 80, s5s, 200 ESQ s5s o. W. sD7 2i5 1853 AZ ss7
CoMMoS PLK,s-EQrrY TERN Nos. ~ "a ~, No..
g. ~, 49, 40
OoMMoN PLsAs TRIAL TERN. Part I.-kos 900 49,,
UO2. '23, gl6 SDl. 49,, So. 9ie 9lp.
4scs rs "a 47sa i9s6 100 aye i7Si iie6. agG
1901 i69i ijis. Sis 43t iSll. i6i5 ie!j i3ii ij5i
800 si93 .,.s' a9le lals ~ +!s-, tar ~ Nos.
SlSs 1858 5id5 G505 65is ''''
WHY that ~ailow skint
you are bilious. don't delay. but take dose of
ourAs lrisL tea sold oy druggists. Price 20 cents -
Adr.
Aremedy certain lTi safe tor Rheumatism may
DC hau ~ the OLD, rellhue Jaut Lie balsaln.- Adp
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Furniture aud Carpets. cheapest In New York,
Of COwpertnwats 100 ana Isl Chatham st. ~ sh0w
rVOMB.-Aae,
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MfNr.TrnE ALNANAc-rurs nay.
sun rises... Ob sun scts..... % Moon rises IL 10
mon WATER-rnIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. Is Gov. Island. o. Hell Gate . "a
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To THE EDITOR OF THE suN-Sir: My
attention has been frequently called to an arti-
Gle published in fHESUS Of the 6th inst. averrng
that the wife OF House. the divorce lawyer,
whom she killed not long ago, IL engaged 10 be
married to Houses brotner. lherc is no truth
IN the report. No such marriage Is conten-
plated. e.. Z, House
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5uslnrss Hoiitts.
a Card.

Card.
TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
KSoxs FALL HAT READY
at eio Broadway and under the Fifth Avenue Hotel
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SPECIAL Hontts.
TIE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE OP-
PoRrUNlTY
EVER OFFERED TO ACQu IRE \ COMPETENCY.
KENTUCKY STATE DESTRUCTION,
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF THE LEGIs
LAIt RE,
WILL GIVE THEIR GRAND DRAWING AT Gov.
lNGTON. KY,
SATURDAY. OCT. IS, 1876
100000 IL SOLID CASH DISTRIBUTED.
1882 PRIZES, RUNNING From $4,000 DOWN.
NO PosTPoNEMENT WILL. OCCUR
UNDER Any CONSIDERATION
FORTUNATE TICKET HOLDERS CAN GET THEIR
GIFTS PAID iN rrlL Oh DEMAND.
Llsl or PIXIES.
l GRAND CASH PRIZE ............ te5,ooe
GRAND CASH PRIZE or ................... eoO0o
Gi.HNb CASH r,iZt, OF s'.1 EAtli. aGo0o
10 GktNn CASH hMGh7 q go" ACii 2hno9
81 GRAND CASH PklIts 81 80! EA,n -. 10000
lo'2le orlLHs' FhoM ts'2i BOWS TO 81.
TICKETS. sioi HALVES. -; QUARTERS. $3.50.
Il ron ti,%tyi2I. y, ttiI.t<>Ss' cnSXFcrrn WITH
SHOULD b. AnDEEs,En 10
GLNtiiAL EASrEnS AGENTS,
dH BkoADNAl. INV YORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-10

Aremedy certain lIi safe tor Rheumatism NJ ay
be had ~ the Old reliable lJ aus Lie Dalsaln.-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-10

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Adr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-11

Ha sido nombrado Official % inter-
ventor de Correos D Juan Estevanez
y Barral, por vacante de D. Manuel
de Souza que desempenaba aicha pla-
"a. Ha sido aprobado por S. NJ. el
anticipo de 8 meses, por NAL estado
de salad, que el Gobierno General
concedi6 4 D. Enrique Diaz Otero,
Regente de esta Audiencia. Por in
compatibilad ha sido tras'adado con
igual cargo q Aguadilla ell Promoter
Fiscal de Guayama, D. Mariana Gar
cfa Meriel. Ha sido nombrado Sc
cretario de la Ceiba D. Pedro Pas
cual Perez. Tambien trae la Gaceto
de hoy las Ordenanzas para 81 ramo
de Montes en- Cuba y Puerto Rico.