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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
DEMOCRATIC EFFORT IN SOUTH CAROLINA


To the EdftOr Of The TFtbHne
SIR: | am sorry TO see that you recently
appear the dowutrodlcn people of this
for making GRIM effort TO obtain control OF the state
government. Tins greyes me, your course heretofore
has been reasonable. II YOU were here one year you
would change your Opinions No honest man can with
hold hiss In this death zgc We care little
nothing for the Presidential election bur we must
lleyed lOlu tie control OF vile thieves who have bcen
lrgsatiuc tor this Sidtc IL y hard ~ taut aud
icrfed nc and Threatened with United states truops wbn
ever We grumbe az our lot. Are yOu aware tu1t tiBs
fiue country is going 10 utter Tulnt Thr people are
goomy aRd Respondent, and the cry Is. save hrisf
who can There are no permanent uHuTDyeueit 1rl<
made. No man past the meridian ~ life has thc III Atesb
hope OF prosperity While this IEnst Outrageous RUE con
tnues and thousands ~ others dS2pVruNc II tie rAsl
acts Of our people but wOul the people OF the North ac
differently under similar ciYrumStnrcSi Are we not al
sprung from the same rueel II cotton continues 70
hriuE only nine or ten cents pound the negroes hero
VIII have to live on bread and vegetables and have no
meat The white people, account 0t The heVshnes
OF the negroes, giving up the raising o. hogs saep
and even cows. A. T.. MYLIs, NJ H.
Chester, y O., Oct. Z, 1876.
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COLLEGE SECRET SOCIETIES.

SIR: One or two misstatements crept into
your recent editorial on College Secret Societies which
do injustice the college faternty-for
there il bat This society does not seek to oppose
secret societies except by the force Of better example,
and tie statement that its members " largely made
up students Who have been unable 10 gain admission
the secret orders, unjust, since very LARGE mayor
ty OF its members those VINO have refused INVITA-
tnns to toin e secret societies. prefcrng
other principles aud other Respectfully, Sc,
THGeq, Oct II, 1876. CORNblL
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NO FIRE IN The CARS.

SIR | was thoroughly indignant this morn
ing on being shown with two ladies into not heated
on the a IN. train of the NewYOrS Central and Hudson
River Railroad. The attendant said. " How beat a
ear without any stove into itT Is tins saving OF fuel
part OF the miscellaneous out OF which the per
cent per annum on this mountain Of wafered stOcki
long is this tyTannOus, insulting treatment OF the
public to be toleratedl Think "a tn. Old Man" Mt
deaths door, with all the benefit OF medicine and clergy,
while his eutenantS and IN times past. pursIr
ing policy Planting the seeds or disease and death in
many better men. An OLD CALIFORNIAN.
Netc- York. Oct. lG, 1876
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WARNING AGAINST REPEATERs.

To the Edtt0r or JAe IFiOHHc.
SIR: | have just read with much interest
your editorial on "The Prospect in New-Y0rk" Your
alusion to the Democratic vote of 1865, when
universally admitted that John 7. Hoffman was made
Governor by fraud-"when 10000 votes were impu-
IDENTITY added to all that repeaters had done-ths allu
sion recalls that incisve and admirable letter Of Mr.
Greeley to Mr. Tilden. who was az the time the Chair
man of the Democratic sotc Committee ami the chief
ager ~ the perty aud the friend cOODeraOr with
Yweed II seems ~ me that tine Democratic uartY IL
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WHOM TO PUNISH.

To ne Edtt0r or TIE FrtbHne.
SIR: Much has been said about Gov. Tilden
not paying bis tax II hr las not made full
return OF the amount which he was liable To be taxed
be ougt 10 he punished tha a. any other person.
for ne capable OF undaisaIi ling TIE ii7 ana "eH
knew the amuur le received. n he is accused falsely
hi, c1lrautltos ou2 To piv heavy penalty for SIAN
9,r L. appears Go Ir tn9t II Gov. I!du was not guiy
r. -huui ben &c oTt wr positive d-uia.' ~ dd
COY. HAYES nuG Speaker BHur. SfkJbHN 20
CD0p-Ils PialIg. y. u. O.l h $50.
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PIY,ror-rH CHURcH's OPEN DOORS.


SIR 4 reader of The TRIBUNE from it5 be-
ginning ask the privilege 10 express through il nv
sense ef the great perty and kindness of Henry Ward
Beeccr people in giving up their church yesterday Tor
the accommodation OF strangers temporarily here HaY-
ing enjoyed their hospitality, they have my cordial
thanks the ypdrUity TO hear their great pfeac
and IsirIiu ~. I'D last evening a. sermon shan
not forget nor can FORGET their sacrifice? which see by
Your account thh, morning they propose 10 IpIL On
next SuniAy. NA Il. IhE
Weir Y1rE Oct. 10, 1876
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turns show; for Il preposterous TO believe that the no
gr0es would willingly and without vote the
Democratic ticket. know them well, and have lived
rounded by them for thirty years and do Hot know
one negro who is in heart Democrat. Another war IA
be fought before country Is free. God grant il
not war OF violence and bloOdshed but Of states
uTanahir. OF astute policy. and lar-seeing wisdom
Buckle on your auOr hen We of the North, whose
sons nd brothers have died 10 free their country and
see % that they have not bled and died in VAIN
Baton Roage, La, Oct II. 1876.
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NEw,oRR DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY ls76TRPLE sHEF

planniug to carry the country by TaHd and that tne
same master spirit who carried Johr l. HOnnSn IN ~
a. President AT the Soath thOusanes OF kpuDurah3,
espsciqly t0se ho are cOnTed, 10 be oroW5cten
ora nryerf-d fr,n, voting ami az the North thousands
g fers s ai,d rppeaiers are vote ior Tlden shall
this purpose be Accomplished
Nefc YOrr. Der IL Ir76.
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BARTHOLDrs STATUE.

To The Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: read the letter of an" regarding
the proposed statue Of Liberty the NewYork harbor.
in your journal few days since, ana should Ike to
inquire where subscriptions for that object being
cefvod II ia TO hoped that New Workers win take
hold now OF this matter in earnest there being no doubt
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THE SOUTHERN WAR CLAIMS.

TO the Editor or The Tribune.
SIR: The statement in your issue Of Oct Z
OF the Of Southern claims ed against tn Cove
ernment attracting the attention OF thoughtful en
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Yorkyie Police Court Yesterday. George
Rely accused appropratng 500 which he found In
the pocket Of borrowed pair Of trousers belonging 20
relative Robert Reilly oil No 3i4 East Twenty 1rst-St tx
animation down for to-day.
Rice Quinn who some time ago obtained possession
OF the yacht AvaOn tho property o Henry w. Raymond by
rcpitseutug himself tie g valuable real estate
Tcnth ST. Yesterday pleaded Glty In the Court OF General
es0n charge " false pfeeuses and sentenced by
Recorder lS months imprisonment In the state
Prison.
At the Washington Place Police Court Yesterday.
Dritmeycr the burglar who broke Into the
Frederick LepOn at No 6 Christopher ST. Monday
who shot by MT Lcporn while attempting
escape held Three ruiiaus James Acker
man. John Lay and James Mcclure held yesterday
81 GOO bail by Justice Duty charged With ieOnous
assault Frederick W. Ewart OF No 40 West Third ST.
had several glasses O liquor and beat
lin the head with pistol when lac demanded pay
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06

teria interests, and perhaps other ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
than the displays Of soGn older uati0as Crude 40
are so many Of the pictures We find IN all whieh are
not conventional limitations OF Easopcan ar rough
stump of trith-tis Originality OF nature. There
are some things before which the spectator may
stop aud say 'eriis IL absurd ~ but there are also
many of which he will say. This is sincere" The
landscapes aud scencs of national life all full OF
interest apart from their artistic merit. 1t Is re-
markabe that the few pieces of sculpture contrib
uted by these countries should show bettor achieve
ment than the paintings.
more particular description of some of these ex-
hibits will be found in the letters of the special art
correspondent of The TRIBUNE. My purpose. as
stated at the outset only to gvo that general sur
vey which is serviceable a preliminary to . more
thorough inspection of all the separate collections
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06

MuI,er t,Io,,, Mntu Lie Ins agt yoorhs Haas ag
EsLn fh AT. Ih Cooper as Frank Cnderhnl agt Ds Null
I,ef act arYa,es MORGAN Edgar Cooper aet McDon
p~lir ran,ed u gsn at Boecsr-f want TO 400 counsel
who prs srnts this about aliysanc
SspsJ1o- conri Sneeial 7crm--By Judge Spelr..-
Isws aa. The NewYork Central and Hudson RIVER lsa-
f,IiT attorney must sa,mit an nnes %
and seilY comply special rle of the court
bescr-. cass cen be sstcG Ncwbnry agt Waet a-ho
5soUIf;y costs must be granted the 0Decliol ~
is cass trEahic Pats Lyman ct ACrtr amend
irg iu gBent rule agt LivsmoreOrier 10 remove
c,,.niaisJan o. the nies OF tl,is conrf.
Judge saick-Byer ct al agt Kster ct aL-oruer
settled.
Bsrirs C)vri - Chambers - BY Judge AllSer.-
hhearr AIT SieDannOon Geoei with 80 costs 70 aDie
evcut Of a Op;eahfrer sgJ StoinCase settled Macon
AIT. Oppenheincr.--C Case settled.
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SALES FROM 2i2 O'CLOCK TO CLOSE or BUSINESS, 3
Central OF
TUESDAY, Sept. b-P. M.


The stock market to-day opened lower than it
closed yesterday, and prices still further declined
until the depression amounted TO si@1l2 per cent.
Later after full meeting of the bull clique. which
was held in Willianl-st. office, the market took
sudden turn upward and more than recovered all the
loss OF tho morning. The coal shares. however. had
stcadied and reganed their losses ut early hour,
being freely bought 10 close short contracts for
count of parties "long" of the general market.
New-Jersey Central opened at 81 against 32ss. the
last price of yesterday. and quickly advanced to
32le cash, and 30 regular" subsequently selling
ut 33i2033. The stock still commands half per
cent premium for days use, while sellers options
at 90 days range from to per cent below the reg
uar price. Del. Lack. and Western started at 80ia
and closed at 82Ss. About 1900 shares of this
stock were sold on seller 90 days at from 2ia
to Der cont below tho cash price. the last sale be
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06

ing at 79s, selicr 60, when 62Ss bid "regulass
Lake Shore opened at 49oa, sold at 18zs rallied d
per cont. and then sold at 48si. The stock was
onto feverish between 4saa049ss, andi frequently
Guctuased until after the meeting already referred
rapidly declined to 1872 only to be again rallied as
the close to 50I2 As an aid to the forming Of cor
rect opinion as to tho momentary spccuatioRit may
be well enough to remark that the upward move
ment to-day was engineered by the same parties
who recently advised tine purchase Lake Shore at
about 81. Michigan Central sold at 034Ss036l40
36ls. The remainder Of tho active list requires
no further comment than to say that
after being heavy it sympathized with
the movements already described and finally closed
at fractional gain over the prices of yesterday.
Panama after selling at 127 and 1873, was finally
quoted 1260126L Illinois Central sold down 10
81 and rallied to s2ia. Rock Island dull, but
not neglected by those appointed to sustain its price.
day was 172, 400 shares, resulting in final changes
from the last prices Of yesterday as follows: Ad-
yanccs: st. Paul preferred, q; Erie. Northwest
preferred, aud Pacific Mail, each Il; Delaware and
Hudson, Lake Shore, and Northwest each IS;
Western Union and Adams Express. zach q; New
jersey Central and st. Paul, each So; Ohio and
Mississippi 81; Michigan Central, L; and Delaware.
I.ackawanna and Western. la per cont. Declines:
Chicago and Alton, Il Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph and c.. e. and L c., each u; Central and
Hudson, 81: c., c.. C. and l., 1l2; Atlantic
and Pacific Preferred, 1l2 and Panama, 2 per cent.
The following table shows the
TrrR
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DTCISIOSS-SFPr. 8,

Snprcme Court ChaRbsrs-By Judge Westbrook. I'm
matter OF usseppe ManeenPrsoner RENAMED and writ
opinion BOde KsarrI want ~ oppos
lug counsel has snyng say People agt Thomas Wyatt
required show upon what evidence the
issued whether there any evidence and what
than returned In the matter o b. w. BrscOePrs
custody OF the sheriff Of tho County OF
New York and wIit dismissed see oion In the matter OF
Ea.han UlmanSee memorandum ard opinion in matter of
Iriscoe Bank Of Saving agt Eaoey, Boyd aEt wetzel,
Mutual Lie nsCo Ftoh, Hanes Kennedy Moore agt
Ianzur Mutual Life 1ns. Co Gcsen.r, the matter OF
Moer Hall agt. Held IawrcBee sgt second Nat building
and Mutual Loan AssOcn. IN the matter OF FritcesGranted.
Wood agt Downing, Johnson agt Whitn. freedgen agt
schultz Greer Beden, IN the matter OF the American
Co. ia the matter Of John H. Lyon, Megan ag
Weber BEG SchuztoT Moore ag Shaw, Seamens Bank
OF savings sg WOodworthOrdcr granted Oiner agf Gro
him. Cruft aE Cronn. strong ag Cronin NO l02 Schnd
agt salmon German savings Bank akt Ruigg Same agt
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
SHTPPIN0 INTELLiGENCE.
PORT OF EEw.YoRK ...-............-.SEf

PORT OF EEw.YoRK K...-..............sEPr. 0.
CIEAREn
steamship cinfbo r Ferguson. Kingston, Jam, &C. Pim
tss%ssp City Of Mexico Sherwood Havana &C. p Alex
Steamship wyanoke conch, Richmond City Point and Nor
iVa steamship nS NSp5unS BerrT BOSTON =. Dinoek.
Steamship ,Iayower. Davdson fhiadelPhis Jsmes Hand
PARK Caspan Nor syyersen s.stun. tunsh EdyS ss Co
Barr 2enoba lHor Amundsen Esnore io' Orders Fuaeh'
BarS kSie Howe tBrl, McSeiy, Morgan or Broad Pill
R.iE Mafths p Tioker. Tucker Rrett son &Co
Rirs Hermann Bohrcnt l1er)' Dl"'' i'N'' - iVO''S
B1rs casoo Kerpey. Penambeco, u: H. sTin q CO. -,
BARK Davtl Bahcoog, Coicod Antwerp; lii q kaimaha
hTs Maida . Knsi ma MsDss' aI8e, s ,, co. quincy
schr. Madeira (Br). Gresrson. ~ john. n ~ scammeh
sshr imyus. Br) Rouutroe Belize Hon, Leaycraft
senr Idah, Jameson. rrovifo7ce PR :usen z Wood.
Scht. Pointer, Dil, Providence, FERGUSON q NOoo.
sShr Mary p Wcbbrr. sherman irasua and market, B.
scir. SsnI fIais cSrt Moore Ja,k,onye Warren Pay
sshr iaur. II. Jones coi'ns Icrian,l II w I9ad Co
Barsc Hnas1n. SMITH Phii,rlDh'' Ja'- Hand
s,oanss, Italy cnrl. Thomson Iiveroo Aug. 2s. and
onorii,i"Nu stih. Win Tise and 2ass TO- = w J. Hurst
vit1IEdgc ana pss5. 20 Jas. ". Qriniari e "a
stcanshiP Benniao'or JcnSs M'lm,Hson' " g sept q
HarE IA a. B-rs vcsoy q snd II days from BrrmGdl with
r sa ;2 carpoa N',ses & July X 30 s,,s win s gdss S..
sctr I4zzio % Gosg o Portandh Anderson caioaun II
MEMogASpr.
Ship Wellington tBrl OBreu, from Htvre, arrived an,
aud anchored Gyossut B-, tJWcd T. tGc city 9th,
a. m.
DISASTERS.
LONDON. sept J.-rno Brtt'h nlrS Osec1 cant. Fulton.
from kyab fnls AHri o. for tue English CbaE1e
fourt jay 1, or Irt LogGun iirr crew wrsn 81 saved
PiIHApfiriiIA Scp JInr Dark Chiuy - Ion AutEctG
wn!rh l0dly ~1riss hrP 10 la ~ ID long
70 as p!rkoi NJ containing Daniel fr.rkil ana John
rovD hPioagtng asIE Orpa pi Ff"rinccown,
fhis IhHF h'd been tsrre DAYS
Without when ioI having D'eG iJst IN dense
fog Hnie syt1ug tDeir uawlh
FONEIGS PONJs.
Ssut 6.-Ihs AuChoT Iia7 steamship Bolivia
Small SeYora Aug zG, Tor Glasgow, arrived
Sorlu,u1ox. sept 5-The North Gcrmau Lloyds steam,
ship Oder FRO. -gN0rk Aug 20 iJr B.,aca arrived
1I2Ss iowX sept 5.-ihe ounard Line steamship Mara.
tun q fro f.D Boston Au-. g. lO Liverpool, arrived
here at 7 a. IA. today.
DOMESTIC PORTs.
DayTON Sert 5AuIycl, steamship porki0meD, Pierce
Philadelphia sc-rs Norman Eab.on, LawsnE, Gotten
Par.cr, John gssiIs Kelly. ana Ciance r. Cur
ney HOJOaen iEry Aob CauEci. Now fork Nathan Cds
utffIaoRE sept 5-Anived. bsrks Emanucl. Mnlbach
Belfast lcac steamship teDoood Clyde th.iis Tor ~"
mBgtou, n. e.
Port ROYAL y c. Sept b.-the French frigate Ninerve
CBnDJaI Rear Admiral Hondlu have scd tor the West
Indies.
FOREIGN COMMERCE. OP NRW-YORK.
number Of arrivals OF vessels foreign
countries this pOrt month Of August distinguish
ing nationality. This table is compiled from
s looks sl the GOyfpmcnt kept at tho Barge Office, by
A. .ta nalF
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
CIVIL NOTES.

Suits have been begun in the United States
District Court by the Government against Leslie Tor
Sc 600 for duty on paper stock, and against Baelle
ienwick for $l3,3I3 on Custom house bond.
The Government has brought suit against
Foster Black and William Sloane individual members OF
the firm of Sloane Black Co OF No 1873 Churchst, to
recover $50 600 In duties and penalties 20 OF
linen recently seized by the Customhodse oicers, upon
which 1t Is alleged that full duty was not paid.
In the matter of Giuseppe Mangiera Judge
was.brock has given opinion that whore IL appears
that magistrate has Jurisdiction OF the prisoner and
the Crnse the fghtfulneJs OF his decision tho owl
dcnce cannot be reyc by habes corpus The appca
lion was haboas corpus discharge the petitioner on
the p1NIund that the evidence insufficient Judge
WestbroOk refuses look behind the commitment and
remauts the prisoner.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
ydSSENG ERS ARRyVED.

FROM LIvERPooT,-Tn stsG7nship ItdlH sept 6.-cJ ~
Goodson Mis- A. IT, Ooison Mr. and Mis- Thomas Green,
and Mira @. Wehre M an Ars r. stokes RSy IA =; A.
lev Mis- A. JOObey AR and Mrs. Bergsma and Gausher,
Miss Saah Clark Misses Deweys (2l j. hcGuley H. Green
John Westwick Nr ana Mrs CFeencf Mrs j. Matthews ann
daughter, Mr and Mira T. T. Koiiey and SON. MI ana IT'S
r. Sayes. ana Mr.. Foyal, f. Beyor j. BuGsIidee IL
ThomEs Nss Jags S. M9rtneau Mr. and hrs. T. n Jones,
O. H. Kertsh c. Wood &. w. Kanke w. Y. Henry, me- Mel
lCr T. +, Peel, kameinsk hev. a. r. Btkiiau, lt
lrane, r. T. =. Maclaen, n, Doyle, O. ~ Isyisi r. ID d
Beet Jane. johnson, g. own, r. ThoTIbuTs REV. anu
I.s H. T. Page and daughter Cuaes Meyer A. Paa!ey
T. Wooi Cabaret y. Cabaret 7. VI. Townsend ur Lan-
berg. IieV. J. Nyuno T. A. Wynne.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
And the following for city bank shares:

Railroad bonds were heavy and lower early In tne
day. There was a sharp decline in Ncw-Jersey Cen
trail Convertible which dropped from so YESTERDAY
to 70. but Consolidated Firsts were firiner anc aa'
vsnced from SO TO S9 St Paul Consolidated SINK
ing Funds declined to sSla do. La Crosse DIVISION
to 1919, and Chicago and Northwestern Consoh-
dated old coupons 10 81 % but the last named At ta0
close we're in demand at 817s with 92sa asked. 10
high and Wilkesbarre Consolidated dropped to oz's'
f,Ilo xv;,, he hifA.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06

In pursuance of an order Of DELANO G.
i CALVIN esq, Surrogate Of the County OF NewYorS,
notice is hereby given 20 all srSons having claims against
present the same with vouchers thereof subscribers at
tho ofics HAsCALL a ST TErsoN, attorneys, Bennett
uding No 90 st the City Of New York. be
fore the first day of November BextDaed New York. tho
twenty sixth day Of April 1876. JANE DEWAi ESecuirtI
ap2G lawGmW JAMES PANToS. Executor
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06

Tho cable adyices reported further improvement
in consols and an advance OF lSO4 per cent in
United States bonds. The former closed at 95S@
057s for money and the account, and the latter as
1853 for 1868 old 10Sa4 for 1S67s and fO7l2 for
1O-4Os aud new fives. Ere dropped to ga. but
closed at 999I4. E347,000 bullion went into the
Bank of England on balance to-day. at Paris rentes
advanced to 1864. 25c., and at Frankfort new hyes
were quoted at 103is. Foreign exchange was weak
Mt ab5ut Yesterdays rates. namely, u SO Tor ~
days, sterling bills, and 81 S7l2 for demand Ths
nomaal rates remain at 81 oGl2 and p4 49, 1ne
demand continues very light. whio the ST ppy is on
tho increase Tic exports of domestic produce Tor the
week ending to-day were large footing up $6,417,-
217 The gold speculation was firm, and tho prlce
ranged between 1Ooi2 and 1O9si, closing at 109Ss
The carrying rate was l per cent, but loans Were
also made fiat to per cent for borrowing Tho
Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $125o0o IN
coin interest on the public debt and $4,000 in re-
dcmption Of called bonds. The operations OF tho
Gold Exchange Bank to-day covered: Cold cleared,
SO 53s, ,O0o gold balances, 81 ,6Sl ,70G; currency
balances, 81. .S5O47S. Tho following were the
quotations of gold:
Io9a io9,2 @ l:Sociio99a9 2So...llSS 49,.
i:sS isSoSS Egg ..:iSSs
Money was in superabundant supply, and call bor-
rowers were readily accommodated at li202 per
cent on mixed c0llateyals. Prime mercantile paper
was in demand and sold at 3t94 per cent. AT Wash
ipCton, to-day, Sl50,OO0 National bank rotes were
received for redemption; revenue receipts. $751;
OOO The Clearinghouse statement to-da@ was as
follows: Currency exchanges. $5O,Gl3,607; cur
rcncy balances, 81. .633, ,159; gold exchanges $l,-
34t,1 gold balances, $55i,s5G
Government bonds were frmer in tone, and prices
ruled higher than yesterday. The improvement IN
the market continued to The close. We annex cios-
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
MINIATuRE ALMANAC.

sun ,a, 5i2 san 4 Moon rises. 7:3l
wAfFR TIIis pAT-Ah ~
sandy Hook 9Oi Goys Island $3.50 liel a. ferry-ii'so
WAITE rliIs DAT-P. Ia
Sandy Hook Q2J Cows IsaaG 900 Eo q. Ferry .lli9
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06

Chic and Alton
loo ....bo. 81
Han and 81 Joseph
200. bee lOl3
NOTth-Wcstcra
lO0....bc. 30 a
lcO. 80 g
NOrtL.Wes Pref
400 be. 5Sia
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
Ecsal Notices.
COURT OF COMMON PIE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, City and
" County OF New. .York.-IlIE EEW-YORK LIFE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY against CHARLES L. CORNISH,
WILLIAM j. TUERELL and HULDAH, his wife.-Snm
relief To each OF the defendants above namCd You
hereby summoned and required the complaint IN
t action, OF which copy Is herewith served upon yoa and
a copy Your 20 the said Complaint on tho
su5scribcr his Office Nc. 27 Chambers street HewYork
CITY, within wenty days after he service hereof exclusive OF
day OF such service and IL fa 10 anGwer the sad
complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff In this action
VIII apply 10 the Court tor the relief demanded In the com
llaDt-Datcd New. York, July "a, 1876.
SO laWBwH HENRY A. BOUERT, tlaintins Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06

SOMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUTI-
- FUL-My Rose Pearl Plate, indicating color and sub
sance) artificial eeth excel everything heretofore Of
beauty strength ghtDess needs only be
10 be Appreciated made iB day aud only SIS TO $50
Set Call Also, best Rubber Sets tOn Sl0
SO plana, $40 10 si5. Extracting under
Dr r. o. WAIT. as East Twenythrt st. MsdisODsye.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06

Erie Hallway
O'CLOCK p. NJ

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK.
" 3 Bs, 1891. Registered 81 h-2o Coupon. 1857
IA lG.OU0 -llGsG
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
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