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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-04

wv NTANTED-EvERYBo TO KNOW
w The SENATE SAMPLE ROOMS are
open day and night; choice wines, liquors and
cigars; give us a call; 26O Central avenue.
c. SMITH, Proprietor. fe7-1m
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WANTED jim g. CHARLIE DAVIS
w formerly of ia Race street, are located
at the ''Sun saloon" 73 Fountain Square, where
they win be pleased to see their friends. Open
at all hours, day and night fe42m
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EvoR SALE-HOUSE-Of ten rooms, good
j. cellars, outbuildings and two acres OF
ground, in East End, and 1--WE minutes walk to
either railroad station. Address d. KNlCELY,
Or Inquire on premises, Columbus. Hamilton
Co., o. mh2-9t
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WANrED-AGENTS--An energetic and
the patent Cross and Star Coal Fire Kindlers.
The best out. Territorial rights for sale. Adj
dress S. w. RAY & CO., Springfield, Ohio.
fe4 5tIh, S&Tu*.
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wv TANTED-l5O MEN--For the Black Hills
wv Expedition, BUFFALO SAM, Guide
For information inquire at JOSEPH BURK.
HARDT'S, l02 Plum street. mh2-1m
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)PROCLAM NATION

pOrdering a Special Elecbion of the qualified
voters OF this city within a time specified ir
Ihe enactment.
therefore call upon the electors Of Cincin-
nleti to assemble at their usual and legal vot-
hing places In tho several wards and precincts
Epf wards, and then and there proceed to vote
hy ballot upon the question Of sapproprIatine
Ian additional six millions Of dollars for the
construction OF the
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NJANTED = YOU To KNOW That B..
w CAVAGNA u SON have new lot of
Maccaroni just received from Nervia, Italy,
also q splendid line Of Groceries. jy26-tf
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WT D-PARTNER-With trade es-
w tablished in house, sign and fresct
exchanged Address ". 5. O., Box 2ss. Nil,
lersburg, Ohio. mh2-3t
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IN &WANTED-BUY YOUR HATS OF
~ MARTIN, at AZ w. Fifth St jy15-tt

VTANTED-REsPON PARTY To
w handle Compressed Yeast in this city.
Address #. G. ERSKlNE u CO., 2G3 Main ST.,
Louisville, KY. mh2-3t
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SUFFER When you
w can get your corns, bunions, warts and
ingrowing nails cured by DR.. II. M. HERSCH-
FIELD. Office, Eggerts barber shop, under the
Ashland House, Lexington, Ky. de14-1y
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TEA.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

XXT ANTED TO CONSUMPTIvES- Best
w quality Of Cod-liver Oil-sold elsewhere
at IS cents per pint-only 81 cents, at No. 44S
Sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio. it,
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ENOR SALE -SHAFTING, &c.-A lot of
J. shaftiDg, pulleys,. bevel wheels, pumps,
gas -pipes, copper works, &C., Of frsr-class
distillery; will cell In lots to suit purchasers.
u. u. SPEARS, Paris, Ky. mh2-3t
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MISS MATTE BROWN

said: live ut Lookout; know no morn
OF the murder of Uncle Jake Allea on
who did 1t than babe; am entirely in
nocent, and don't know how any body can
accuse me of killing the old man; he was
always kind to me. l had but just heard
of the murder when the officers came ami
arrested mother and l. l was visiting
at mas house last Thursday, and it was
about 8 O'Clock in the afternoon when I
heard the news OF his death.
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
DEPARTMENT OF PARKS.

President Martin, Of the Department Of Public
Parks. IS angry with Comptroller Andrew h. Greer
because Mr. Green prescribed new payrols for the
men without giving the department officers time
enough 10 put them In operation. Yesterday Presi-
dent Martin sent pertinent letter to Mayor Wickham,
charging Comptroller Green with ncedlcssly bockad'
ing the payrols Of the Department OF Parks and closed
his letter with tho following remarks:-
In due time our work will show contrasts with his
which we Will not hesitate to publish, and which Will
show him TO be the originator OF the useless and ex-
travagant projects in this department which have
proved to be so disastrous to the public.
We are now conducting tho general maintenance OF
the Parks ut expense onehalf less than that OF
either OF tho few preceding years, and are enforcing
economy in every field OF work, and with greater
efficiency of management, VIC are producing results
every way more beneficial to the public
No one knows this better than the Comptroller. Tho
proof OF found in hls:-rhat in all his attacks
upon u.s. the present time before the Legislature
last WINTER he has passed from Vague and scands
lous charges to tho definite specification Of single
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
AMERICAN BEEF FOR EUROPE.

The steamer Egypt took out yesterday from this port
to Liverpool slo 600 worth of beef to be placed In the
Liverpool and London markets. Tho firm Of Toney
Bros consigned the meat, had had erected at the
abattor large ice chest sixty feet wide and forty
fee, deep, divided into air tight compartments In
these compar tmcnts the beef Is hung up in quarters
distance OF foot apart An immense chest or ice
placed end Of this vault receptacle, and
stream of 10 forced through, Keeping the atmo.
sphere almost freezing point This the first ship
ment of American beet to Europe under the plan,
and Messrs Torey state that they eau sell
n first rate quality Of beet IN the English market
twenty-five per cent below the price OF English beef
The Now Jersey Stock Yard aud Abattoir Company 10
having constructed especially for the purpose
OF conveying ec mutton aud pork from the abattoirs
ut Jersey City to England on an original principle.
Experiments have beeu in progress during the past
three months Tor the purpose Of testing tho feasibility
OF shipping meats OF all kinds to Europe from the Rev
York market without deterioration.
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
IS 1T ANOTHER STREET JoB9

ou,or. of property on Eightv.fourth street, be-
tween Eighth and Tenth avenues complain loudly OF
the Injustice of an assessment which has just been
made upon them for the regulating and regarding
of that thoroughfare. From their statements u np-
pears twelve years the street was graded
curbstones were laid, forming CUTTERS and Croton
water and gas we're introduced. All these improve
ments we're duly assessed for by tho municipal au-
thorities ana paid promptly by the taxpayers About
one year ago Mr.. Van Mort, Commissioner OF the
Board OF Public Works, gave to Mr. Dowdney con-
tract rcgradngof the two blocks referred 10
above. The curbstones all torn up and thrown
into vacant lots adjoining In the immediate viciny
Of Ninth and Tenth avenues no filing was required,
and in place more than thirty inches needed 70
bring tho street up to grade level When the time
came to replace the curbstoncs, II il said, many OF
covered with earth and corld not be iound
others scattered about beyond the hope OF
and still others had been carried OIL by dishonest
persons so that Il was found necessary 70 ouy new
whatever was made at paving tho roadway, which 10
simply quagmre in ny weather. A few days ago
the owners Of the property fronting on the 'resn-
laled street presented by the Bureau OF Assess
with bills varying from little less than 500 10
nearly $500 per lot for TIE regarding.
Mr. Henry Roberts, who owns the lot on tho south
OF Ninth Avenue and Eighty fourth street.
is required to paw s436 81 and Henry Schutker owner
of the south west corner lot asked 10 hand the
sum $26l 49, Mrs Sares, who owns four lots
on the south side Of the street between Ninth ana
Tenth avenues asked and obtained from Commissioners
Van Mort when the work was begun permit to grade
tho street IN OF her premises at her own expense,
MIR Van Mort promising tnat II IT were properly done
no assessment would be made by HIM Tor the work.
Mrs Sarlcs accordingly had her street front "regu-
latedn at her expense, paying $50 Tor the tour
lots she has now received from the bureau above
mentioned u bill for $5S1 - for work which she had
done herself and which cost her but $50 Mr. NJ A.
Andreas who owns seven lots ON the samo block does
hesitate assert his belief that the contract was
'pet Job" Mr. Van Norts, given by the latter gen.
teman to his friend the contractor. He declares that
he holds this belief because ar as no knows, the
contract as never advertised required by law but
was quietly given to Mr. Dowdney.
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
Stocks Less Active and Irregular
The Undertone Feverish.
GOLD STRONGER AT III IS A liz is.
Government Bonds Tride LOwer-Railway
Bonds Steady-MOney on Call Fer
Cent-A Further Increase in the
Bank Reserve.
WALL STREET,

SATURDAY, July 29-b r. M
sudden slack up in the amount of trade to-day
which down the ocal aggregate OF sales to nearly
half yesterdays record, sent brokers back to
their dull-day pasme OF matching quarters for such
petty profits as were gathered from the declara
tion OF bird or woman" Even the coal stock seemed
to ask for half holiday after the excitement OF the
past week. and refused huctuate more than one per
cent on greatly reduced dealings.
There has occurred halt the bear attack, arising
partly from the developed yesterday that II was
simple process enough sell the shares short but not
20 easy q borrow for delivery, and partly from
the disappointment that the obnoxious combination
had burst into many fragments General New
ton expects TO convert the rocks Of He'll Gate.
Prom the best Information 1t does not appear that
break up is Ut all imminent but rather tina, The
munty Is still continue saves OF the ring" with
additional impost in August OF fifteen cents ton
earnest OF the combination supremacy
report that Mr. John +. Tracy seriously i'll
somewhat affected the Northwestern shares, though
Aock Island remained steady at los The report was
speedily denied upon authority, but it is to be re-
marked that In the last half hour OF business Rock
Island speedily siumpcd or to 1878, and closed fever
Ism at that quotation. Brokers the OF dsbe
lief, and 1t is seldom they can find
No hinge nor loap
To hang doubt on
Apart from the Northwest and ST. Paul stocks,
which showed loss at the close OF about one point
the remainder OF the list subject to little variation
and closed nearly where It opened, though tho ten
dency seemed to point the simple arithmetic Of easier
figures.
Money is still flowing this centre, is exhibited
in the large gain Of legal tenders at bank and the
in the call loan Market where any amount OF the need
full be had at two per cent Tor the asking and
quid pro quo in coateras
Taken altogether the week may be clsssed lively
one for this time OF the year. though the
have been made by subatern operators the great
manders Of finance keeping alooi from the field while
the dog RACES, and while other places than the
Board room offer metal attractive.
THE SALES
The transactions Of the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated "a. 925 sharcs:-Ncw York Central and
Hudson. 100; Lake Shore, l4l50; Northwestern,
h700; do, preferred, 1900; Rock Island, $780, Pa
sino MAIL 1,4O0; St Paul, 12,5oo; do, preferred,
l3, 400; Ohios 5000; Western Union. 700; Wabash.
BOO; Union Pacific 3O9; Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western $500; Now Jersey Central, 2545; Michigan
Central, 8 425
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening highest and
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
ERIE RAILWAY MAY REPORT.

Receiver Jewett, Of the Erie Railway, filed his report
for the month OF May in the County Clerks oice II
shows that the balance on May 1905 oO5 90 The
receipts OF the month 81 7o5 l04 eo and tho dis
bdrsoments, 22l9, ISL 02 The balance on hand May
81 $ss5922 0s Of which $224. sos oil was actually in
possession OF the receiver aud the baIaucs
(s20l, 34l 97) consisted Of cash items debit items,
comprising vouchers, notes, bills, advances, cheeks,
drafts, payments, &c. not wholly settled disposed
OF and could not be passed by the rcierec whose
report Is also nled with that of Mr. Jewett
Tho aggregate amount OF certificates and notes out
standing May 81 was III, 10000
The prinling contract with Lange, Little l. Co was
annuiIcd last month
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
NEW WAY OF PAYING BILLS.

Lydia Hamilton and her colored servant, OF No 43o
sixth avenue held for trial by Judge Kilbreh, at
tha Fifty. seventh Street Police Court charge Of
having assaulted Frederick Snow, Of No. 20o East
Twenty ninth street, who washes for Mrs. Hamilton
Mrs. SHOWS only provocation was her demand 10 DO
paid the amount OF her little bull Mrs. Hamilton, who
a lounge smoking cigar and rolling her eyes In
extraordinary fashion, repnc 10 her request in an
insulting tone, aud refused to pay her. When sho
refused to leave until she got her money the do
fend,nts knocked her down ana beat her Mra
Hamilton assumed high airs in court, but Judge XIII
breh was not TO be deceived by them. Tho dsfeadanu
gave bail 10 answer.
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, JULY 80, ls76-TRPLE SHEET

$50 O0o in redemption of bonds. and the receipt of
1881, 900 for customs.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $751; 900 gold
ON account OF interest," aud 81 900 in redemption OF
nve-twenty bonds.
The sub-Treasury released to-day $4s, 900 silver
coin.
The Treasury shipments for the week were:-Legal
tenders. 81, l3o 900; silver, $1,000
GOVERNMENT BoSps
Government bonds lower today The fol-
lowing the latest quotations:-Upited States
skies, 1851, registered. 1l9ss 1197s; do. do,
coupon, 1901, a 1903; do. do, 1865, registered,
1l5s< 1l6; do do, d., coupon, ll5as ll6; do.
do, do, new registered, 117ss 1l77s do. do do,
coupon 1l7ss 1l7gs do do, 1867 registered, 1l9ss
a lls34 do. do, do, coupon, 1l9ss llsa. do do,
1868. registered 1915 1925; do do, do, coupon,
1913 12lh; do cn-;orties, registered, llS's los
do do, coupon, 1ls4 ns7.; new ives regis
tered, III llIli do do, do, coupon, lls,s
1lsh; Pacific sixcs, l25h 1851.
MARKET
The London advices report decline In consols
who United States bonds, except lS67s, which I'm
proved fraction, have remained steady. Erie COM
mon advanced to 1873. At Paris there has been still
further in rentes. which are now quoted at l07t
30c In Frankfort new hves are 1929. The following
are the quotations at 80 +. ~ :Consos for money
s6x sssI; do. for account, 9o1s 96s@; sxty-hvcs
(old) 1904; sxtysevens 1895 a 1904; ten-iorties
loss new aves 1861 Erie, 1919 do preferred, 20.
RAILROAD BoNDs
Railroad bonds, while less active than OF late, are
generally strong; the changes we're an advance Of u
in New Jersey Central convertible "a in Milwaukee and
ST. Paul consolidated sinking funds, and u in Union
Pacific lrsts and decline Of y in Ohio and Mississippi
seconds, a in Milwaukee ana 81. Paul (la Crosse d.
vison) and North Missouri nrsts. City bank shares
were neglected. The following the closing QUO
tations Tor Pacific Railroad bonds-Union hrsts, 104hs
u lolA do land grants lO4 10!sl; do. sinking funds
1O41. q l04H; Centrals, 100 109x.
BONDS
State bonds the Board quiet and steady, with
sales confined to Tennessee sixes new. District Of
Columbia 3-65s sold at 72h, advance Of 4.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Tho folloanr nre Tho Philadcnhia ltock uuQtatlon1
The New York herald., 1876-07-30

oered IKE granuated. llsc second quality do io'se;
cut Loaf llisc
srsARiNf.-The market Was quiet ut former prices.
iALLow.-Receipts. \ hhds X bbls. ana 4 casks The
market was steady; 5000 lbs sold Mt she. sspc.
WHIskEr-Receipts-i2 bbs whiskey and 100 bbls alco
ho The market strong. but quiet; % bbs sold at
III 1875 90 b3ls alcohol at 81 10 per wine gallon.
fKLiGHrs general there fairly active business
accomplished with rates steadily held The demand was
chiefly Tor petroleum and grain and room the
berth Tor grain and provisions per next weeks steamers
The engagements included-T Liverpool, per steam,
$1,000 bushels grain lod go lbs 5000 10 2!oop
cotton compressed 5l6d some cheese reported,
tculars not known; and from Philadelphia steam re-
ported henccl 10000 bushels grain at od 2O hhds tai
low 4os 100 puncheons molasses Pts 3d. 2OO tierces
beet. 7s 3D. LOO tons provisions 4Ds. 2.OOO boxes
cheese. Sos; 1900 hides, dos. 500 hhds. tobacco
sos 100 bales cotton. 5-l6d and 30 tons leathef.
6s To London by sail 800 hhds tobacco, 4os
80 tons slate on. private terms. TO Hull, per
steam. 24.6U bushels grain at sgd per 90 lbs
German bark, hence to the Baltic with 600 bbls re-
hned Petroleum at 6s Nd Norwegian bark, hence to
CORK Tor orders to United King our. with 10 bbs DO Al
os. sd Norwegian bark. hence with Obbls do Tor
same at 5s Sd British brig hence for do. with
2uo bbls. do at .. Cd; Norwegian bark, hence TO
hence TO tue Baltic with 1000 bbls. allan bark.
hence to Trieste with 800 bbls. n 6s. 3D.; Norwegian
bark now here), from Philadelphia to Havre or Bor
deaux, with 4.Sp bhls naphtha Mt 5s 3D. British ship
osI tons hence with general United Kingdom
continent at lump sum Norwegian bark, hence TO Cork
Tor orders with $500 quarters grain at U.s. I'd an Italian
bark. hence for with $3.50 quarters do at
u.s. I'D British bark. hence to British Channel, with
1000 quarters Go. on private terms.
The New York herald., 1876-07-30

despatch from Philadelphia, received just before
the close OF the market states that the clique in the
Hestonville Railroad has to grief The price yes
erday Al, and to-day AK, from which it declined
to 80 the equivalent OF 2Ss per cent 1t was the most
active stock on the Philadelphia list.
INVESTMENT SHARES.
In investment shares the prices we're as folows:-
Delaware and Lackawanna, 97H u 96h q 81 u 99sl q
94, seller 60 days. New Jersey Central 81 64Aa 63k
a 64H; Delaware and Hudson. 100; New York Central,
1861 lo5H Harlem, 1877 u; Union Pacific, SO 59h
a SO; Cleveland and Pittsburg, guaranteed, 95 a95k
Chicago Burlington and Quincy, l171a; Rock Island,
los a 107H
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
THE EXTRA WATER TAX.

NEw YORK. July %, 1915
To EDITOR OF HERALD
VIII you please inform tho ovor.burdened taxpayers
of New York IL the extra Of 81 for every innily
house. imposed by the Croton Water
Board will be used for tho public benefit or 10 in
tended political in the coming clectiony IL will
amount to about $100, 00O by keeping your eye on
this little plum and informing US what becomes OF u
YOU will Cblipc the TAXPAYERS
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
CITY STATISTICS.

During the week the police made ,62o arrests The
deaths for the week 744 births 472 marriages %
and st,lbirths 43 There 253 deaths less than
tho previous week.
There have been filed in the Department OF Buildings
during the past week. twelve plans Tor new butldings
at an estimat, cost of $270. 600.
The immigration since july /, appears IN havo been
larger than Tor the same period last year. The demand
female hop vory large especially for farm work
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
SOMETHING NEW IN PARADES.

A delegation OF unemployed workngmen called as
the Central ONCE yesterday 10 obtain permission to
parade on Monday. They purpose marching in body
from Tompk,ns square to the City Hall, to lay their
grievances before Mayor Wckham Tho Supertntend-
referred them Park Commissioners for per-
init 10 assemble In Tompkns square, promising siser
that had been obtained to furnish them With the nece
aary pollcs escort the CITY Hall
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
AN AMAZONIAN ASSAULT.

James Grogap was assaulted yesterday by Mra Ross
Dunn thrty-c,Rht years Of ago, during q quarrel 81
No ia Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn. The weapon
used was an axe, with which she struck him the
mouth, causing severe wound and knocking out two
OF his teeth HIS injuries dressed at the hospital
after which shc mado counter charge Of assault and
battery against him. They both locked up at the
Third precinct station house
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
MAYORS WARRANTS SIGNED.

Acting Mayor Lewis yesterday signed the following
warrants -Intercst the city debt $l5o26 IS; Fire
Department. $3 264 public instruction. $677 l9 lamps
ana gas $39 679 judgment fund, $lO G5s "a; saith
fund.- S677 08; Museum of Natural History, 81, 900;
repairing stone pavcments s. l6S To- music IN Central
PARK, $780, street improvements, 81 66l 45 nssess-
ment fund, $S2, 400, and miscellaneous, 81 88l IL
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
INCOMPETENT POLICEMEN.

Complaints have lately been made to Superintendent
walng Of the ,ncompotency Of the officers placed os
duty IN Washington Market about two months ago a.
substitutes for very efficient members Of the force
then withdrawn The thets OF vegetables meat and
poultry have been numerous that the market people
have asked The superintendent 10 send back the old
ohiccra
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
THE FRENCH wORKMEN GONE.

Tho last OF the French workingmcn delegates from
Paris Philadelphia left yesterday morning Tor nome
10y the frsncc they were &C ~ ipaucd to the steamer
oy many friends aud some Newark workmep They
Expressed themselves much pleased with both Shsr
trip and thc courtesy everywhere shown them.
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
ANOTHER LAD DROWNED.

Tho Coroner notified to hold an inqusss on tho
body Of Garrett Murphy, sgod fourteen years, Of No
~ West street, found In the water yesterday sfser.
noon.
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
THE POST OFFICE BUILDING.

The bill appropriatins s227,ooo for the New York
Post ONCE which the House committee has agreed to
bring IN. is intended only to cover the deficiency in
last year appropriation for construction purpos
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
THE NEW ALDERMAN.

James J. Slevin, who elected Alderman on FRI
day IN place OF Patrick Lysaght deceased, sworu
into office yesterday afternoon by Acting Mayor LsWlA
The New York herald., 1876-07-30


delivered contract 634 bales For future delivery
sales follows YESTERDAY after two =. M-Ansust.
100 bales, short notice 1st at llc: September 1000 at
II ass2c-; October is,o at iIfc; November. 900 at
II 3l6c; June 500 at II lt32c Total. 5000 6aes To-
day up r. M.-August, 500 at II 3l32c.. 100
1900 2ssas 400 AZ iise 400 At 2s,s2c 200 =.
NJ II IS SIC 100 at ii.c. November: 100
ut Ii 1890. 1000 at II 7loc. 800 At IL 1890 !;
December, 700 IL l5-32c.. 800 ii 7l6c January
100 at 1890. February 100 at l1slc Total 500
bales Grand total. ID 100 bales. The receipts the
ports foows-Gaveston, 5lbales: New Orleans,
So Mobile, o savannah o Charleston. 60 Wilmington 4
Norfolk. 10; New York. 55 Philadelphia. < Total 274
bales This day last week. 6si bales ths day last
Total since September l, 4,OS7, Az bales Cotton
reights closed follows:To Hayre by steam, &c.
pressed; to Hamburg, by steam. comprcssed to Bre-
bv sail, 5-l6d.
FLOUR GRAIN ecepts-Flour. IL 1913 bbis wheat
$3.50 bushels. corn meal 200 bbs and la sacks
oats IL bushels H. It's do. The was
better OF snpers The sales bbis includ-
ing state. Western and Southern Mt the quota
Rye -four quiet, with sales Of $50 bbls 81
So ID Corn meal steady. with sales of bbls
d "A urH Hran uY xnc.-
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
WEST POINT CADETSHIP.

Tho Hon. Robert Hamilton. Of Sussex couasy, hss
advertised for compssisors for appointment 70 West
ONT