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New-York tribune., 1876-06-14
''''''''' '"'';' L. D. BnUYN. superintendent


DENNSYLY ANA RAILROAD THE
4 GREAT TRUNK LINE ANF UNITED STATES MAIL
KoUTE Trans leave NewNork Win Dcsbrosses and cort
ISprcss Tor Harrisburg. Pittsburgh, the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached 93O m ana 95Op u
For Miamspori. Haven. Cory and Erie at $50
For aitn1Te Washington and the South Limited wash
$50 M. arrives Washington at 40 Regular at $40
1S.s, E $ssd .y + gr5ais1 m 30 $40 $50 u 1890
A:IO G 4 3 and ~ night sunday ). q. 7. $50
Tor IN = eun ai Depot al 5so ESQ 100 slO $3.50
1910, > and p Returning leave Centennial Depot At
For newark al D. $50 T. 40. s, 8, 10, y m; IL m
25 $40 $40 il9 go & o ~ 9rgs 1iT o1 s1sg.x
b.sO $50 I, and s:lOpm m 20 q N 20,
5 l&s@ abe S 3 S'G G 49, 49, 4o 9 % $40 Il so &C.
$50 T. iSo $40 10 iI:So p m. and ~ night. sunday
20 For oSh HShEsg. sS' 5 20 S$& 74o 10
For Woobrige. Porlh Aboy. and south Anhoy and 10
fof H nes Br1nsSiek T. s. and IL q 3lo. iio. 10
FOR Kingston aud Rocky Hlll, $40 a m aua.lop.m
For Princeton T. $40 a. m, i23O, 40, aud p. IN.
Tor PHiiips6urr and Beyidere, $50 a. M and p.
For Flem ngtOn $50 a m. and p. M
For Trenton Bordeutown burlington, and Camden 1880 and
s:So a, m, 1880. 2, 4. ., ami pm;;c nm
Farmingiale aud Squan, 80 a m and z p M, m: ,o
. 80 D. NJ aud via Monmouth Junction, 40 D m su.
For and PembeIton. A. Ill., VIA Perth Amooy'
ana Ss a. arrye M wa Prom P,u;Ssa sS0 1880
and OlS M,r m pSSm Ss a.Sasan .S an and Bs@O @
sS nSd GSG lS2s s mi io5 fary s1p Il.
Sis. $40. $50 sii, and l92s p L. sunday oio' S1o'
G55 iI:J4 go and i92S 3rg,v p M No. Asor House.
and foot Of and Ne
oon and Nos ia II .se on oes Ss Battery place
depot Jersey CITY, T. EeYS J osn passenger AGENT
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Haven Railroad, s75 do Hudson R,yer Railroad. $50 do
Midland Railroad. li0 milk ard 45 mscel
laneons nearby routes 1000 mik total 10 $50 cans
mix Of 40 each. which has
been sold platform during averaged 81 81
per beginning at 81 25 STEADILY Advancing b ~ the
llt. and closing at 10 The advance mainly
BY The bot weather. which increased tho demand while
siderable portion OF the arrivals
The milk brought the farmers FROM 2c. 2Sc during
May, a few receiving Sc The about 2tac.
POULTRY AND GAME.
Live poultry from The West completely giut the markets.
aud prices ruuorsy low. Flight pigeons plenty
and low. Late arrivals Of Western fowls poor
condition. selling at Sc Some nearby spring chickens sold
at o0c. Quotations.:
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CATTLE MAETPTS.
CuCAGo. June ~. .ChTtr-i;gc-'rfs 600 head slp.
urg~ iUT N,,H fsaIii duh g'AJs uSuuNe ~ ao aiig 81;
sul. lD. Gf- rH.,iy tt g. - frs"lis, - . ft ol
Hl.--i:..cip l}OOi hcIf; su.'1ncn'-. - h"l mar
Lrt fairly -.ty .ala unchanged; s!os "s'l} at 80
Sur..'- Receipts "lJ LcIi. ni.ract TN hanged.
r,-r frsgrv Penn. June l3CAris in's today -
cas- ~ at - 81 y.rl s'z or -aJ ufl slppIY
nn,Ta t,r- u-nf or'i' 'd AM in" -" .tc ~
u lass .rtSs rluU. IaFi fopt ~ fNiiI = = ~
o. lIeala gnpI - Jpas'. common u ir - -"
= -. a.. a.,
-I.ccp;s toGlg. l3o head NoskoFs ~ zoaS6 30
P.iiI!tlpl. .I-. 80 stH. 10
Ixg,SaP.LlN Juno I3-H3ss uGehaHs-d. rrcoiPiA 800
heal
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6tcamboats ano Haiiroaos.


CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEN-JERSEY.
~ ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE VEST aessi ger
Frey station IN New Yerk iogt of LDer.t GonSscs
spmervle with sonIh Brunch b X e hanpsen Srneuon
with Dell Lack. and wes n N at PM psbsLg WITH iSyn
Susquehanna Division; with l3igh Naiey knhra
Drecte Harrisburg, Pittsburgh and the wssti aiso -
Central Pennsy lvana anu New \ ok sfatc.
spEING ANRArGEGEST.
Commencing May Is lS7G.- Leave York fo1ows:
b.45 maAiL TRAM Ens.Jn, Bely1dere fetaicnr1n.
barre. Podtsv.lc, Scranton, &c.
fa5n m--Eor ssmeryile and Pennington.
$40 a. m-NoRSIsG ExrfEs daily (excert snndaysl fcr
Easton Allentown Harrisburg aud the West Counects -
Easion for Mauch Chnrk Tam9qua TowsDda, WixesDsre
Pottsyle, Scranton, Danvlle, Wlliamsaort &c
1915 a. m.--sOr Soncrv le and fcnlington.
1aU u. pl-ExPnsss Flcmincton, tanOn, Ancnu0~Ss
Mauch Chunk 1aaqua Halanoy City, Hazleton, Wiikes
barre kesin- Columbia Lancaster, Ephrata, Pottsviha
harrisburg, .
245 D. ni-ExPBEss for Easton, Bevidere. Bath Maach
Chunk, Wikesoarre, and scranton.
za00 n-for Allentown. and Maach Chunk. Ooe
Junction with Del, Lack. and West. AZ. X.
4sS0 D. m.-Eor somervile and Ficmingon.
SIS p. m--FOr bound Brock.
63 D. m-EyEsINo EXPRESS daily, for Easton. Allentown
Mnuch Chunk. wsesbsrre, Towanda Reading and Harris
burg.
$50 D. m.-Fcr East0n.
Fer Ehzabeth at $50. tA6. elS. Z, 7;so 7as. $50
O. $50. lV;l5, ll:l5 ~ M; l2{3, 1, 2. 24t. y
ESQ. Z, 7.3 $50, s.5O, i030 lll5. Y y. M
Local Trans 10 Dunelsn, $780, $50, IL m
Local Trans TO Somervills, 5, Q, 94O !. m
* h. KICKER 5upt and Eng
D
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LIVE AND CANE.
yFGFTkRJF.

Old potatoes Offering sl 30 q bb New potatoes
are plenty ana lower arriving from Bermuda south Caro- ina
and Virginia Summer squashes selling slowly and
n low figures Cucrnbei not paying freight from Florida
Lots OfeT1f 4 Potato
onions begin 10 arrive from Delaware ana Maylmh but Ber
midas plenty they selling Most of the
peas are coming Long Island Florida waereIoDs
are on sale Quotations:
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Dipi0rno Aotlces.
Bn5lness GbaNcs5.

A YOUNG MAN of considerable business ex-
ppr once having ave tIOIslnd doll trs "a invest IN
innate w. dcires employment where his time AMI
me, y can be ;na rohialc give the bsst Of reference
A,ldr 81 B. a., BOX a. Tr1bun5 Once.
HARTFORD, COnn.-Any person or hrm re-
GurHg gency other business, c0nndehlla or TOT
viss above oty, should address WILLIAM l.
GRAFTON, Hartford, Coma.
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Medium. prime.
HLTTfH.

Receipts for the past week. 734 packages 40 previous
vtcs 50 l.J ..a,n,s !, 4S f4oaag igacr icr'iis
anG iucr l.el sl Europc ield 70 Strengthen tac mar
ket es,rcay state. PIulng pals dpWd tp DC lore
Mani e yy aslt.nF tILAe, the uatlr eject 81
re- ai ~. batter t the farm Makers lJckl ar
ans tsHir chances ON a fh4ns l-hr-ci-
NJ, ari,al t.day Of lass packages irDE tbs
STATE Peuls, lysnA aud NosJ roy. against 3,'.o
i4c.agts tlr west, SHOW thc -d lroH't ui ~ -'c
tsiitT And st. c iaii ar cont bed rnr zee yefs ~
oce creamery. where over, I2case = uni'tnN Lh sI
lug the atisr pr.ee mostly IN retail s
sStill 2Sc. t'rODl1Y eNtf1sc Giaity ~.
zoe buJt lIrcy dAry Va l. not equal 10 thr 20
AMI II the frt wIl Oly - atiisa tHc idct tiut
nails NAV tfrir mrTit- the s'po - ott'r
ler, without the &c iaio e sne rO' i gov" Deem sc
couplS shed. Icy 'ei o. ,Nc now 'ri W -n' ai -
s ~ tne teai Edc Us iis vaue or 'ir luc- "i ar
eners 10 py Hic Irs LoLSs VIII u'i AK aJYNv -'i
TIE Iausi have disco. cred lr ~ ana mat y, L' 10
All In the ua. reporting tl; market 1s cons 'inay
- rp.sibc even 1. Injuries tY"'o "hI'1 cuhii-'is
arr ia.4d tlOn TriStNL quntalippA o-IL ~ urtis
mi est "A 4IUiu-,, VII i9 ana
f,,r1 by sigr II ilc OF ie uc- tt nrl
fboue lie IarSct lT st1on4c , 81 e'fai 4ti'
a STATE bt cr ~ ~ .'
f.olpt in rea WY whde Mi"ita j. tfii~",ai'n
s,t.s nrliu- ul, aud wtUi; 10 mGSc t"ii. % s
~, Sfh f1ls arr r-iars "a here fc f1lrs are o 'Hc
ief3,garr q at tubs 2~r. line oi 20 lid1p4 iu t;
10 ltv, iowa 1gs tr4irs Wos.vri i3"c D i-.t
Iowa dc. 20 uUs good OtU lici lot oi aH's ~ l-
s.r.trl be 800 fTtHa. Wc ir, lsnl1 r.. = lhis n'
airy uar, d Reserve, Zlc 10 ONO c5tint ~ &c
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financial.

UNION PACIFIC RAU ROAD COMPANY LAND GRANT BONDS.
BosTos. June 10, 1861
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- noon TUESDAY, June 81 1876. for the sale OF Fifty
thousand Dollars Of the Land Grant PONDS OF SAID
Union Pacific Railroad Company o. the undersigned Trustees
in accordance ndeRurc OF of April 16,
1867. JOHN DOFF, Trustees
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PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
l The NEW JERSEY soUTHERN K R-,fare swsr . lnsh
~ nv oilar routs commencing May l. 1876 Leave Nsr.
Yofa from Pier g. N. r. foot ec.orst o.S N ;o M sa M
o,,, rranoh and intermediate statiops yso " io 49,.
dsI1bia Long Branch, Toms River VhslAno &c; =; A.
for philadelphia, Long Branch. WIs.o"h, @ a0n"v.
Q p u. lor 10 LoIk Iona ~, npanch ~ ~. SNEDEN g. NJ
CpFCIAL NOTICE.-First trip OF the entirely
- new and magnificent CITY OF TROY OF me Gu
..,s line THURSDAY, June H. from Pier a ~ III 1901
i@roysL at specia day trp VIII sso ne mads M s on
ss,iv IN the evening JOSEPH CORNELL Genl Sup't
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rr1Yr1Nn ct.erus rfAnKEr.
CATTLE sIAETPrs.

pEoyinry~g r. J.. Juar I3.Tgr Prit.9; Cloths MARKET
cnntlnatH aI, wIt EDn.tl giDtlEous Rl o2H3s' ipf
Standard r;.t!a UtNyt
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PROPOSALS. FOR $3,373,117 19
| Srtcks AND bon d. or THE CIiI OF HEWNOHK

SEALED PRO viii he received M he Cnmptroitfs
TIN Jane p, 1870, - 2OcI'cS o. m,
when tho same viii pubhcly opche ior me Wc OF ANY
ol s3J13l II ~ ks anu "ih :" Oh' Ns
of iDrk. In vii; ... ,,.,,. , ,.,,,, ,,opt,,,
"tDN ofTDATED STOCK - THE CITY ot NEW YORK
auhor lcd thaptsr 22 Laws "t l,dl r@,inl ~
The said oidaied stock wi baar h.er, ~ ~, Iato o
November in each year. ,,--..,...,...
IA. r.ucia OF said stock be redcemable NJ the pleas
nr of trocr after Ne ist day OF July l7So ana p
aide nu the lay Oi MAY, 1915 - - - . .r, 90. =, ~
-" As~I-sSMEST Bon DIS OF THE CORPORATION, ,oF
TfII. CITY on SEWNOttK" authorized by chapter w,
s - s52 Chapter Laws of 1872, with interest al
IN. rat. per cent annum payabn on me Isl o VI AZ
aud November IN each year. ana the pnc" pay "p'o "
.-o,oo, IN
On Nov ], lS7S...... ......".. .SJop'o0o w
y" .'''' - A''''''''' " "-----s99i, 500 90
Zach proposal should be scaled aud 1Hduised tols Ior
of the city 0f New YORK. and ihcose III
.reapd ouyeloDe. addressed to Llc Comptroller
the part Oi IN" N1npfltf 20 itct
au 1r NH of tho bids II his Judgment te interests oi tio
corporation require u.
For full inuIina ion city Record
o,,mSS Inn. 10 iE7G ANDlEM H. GREEN,
"A~'' ' - Comptroller.
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rrANi ANn plAS

ReOets for past Wo,A EelIA I,23 bhIs eNpolts pasI
week 5000 pkrs 2i,ulI busi
expoTs past i'5S hT>h. ~ nearly all tic nilis
shipped are mar,~a shlpDeHs Y exc cd I'b
c ips tHat the 4 'ck 81 m1ToFa - nei:g
Prices generally rai tT lower, taog" ti1r ~
tle irmnrss at clos, sales 800 bs - = board
Us bhs ai ae, 81 b. sH IS % al II :, doveTs
Mcl,uS Cul, sales ~ II. I Kidneys art not
plenty aHd las h rhcr thero is qae rang ~
iEices coriag quality - bbl loi sod az 81 =.
win few 81 a. pat board Black beans are also
b1ls. srl.Ig ct - 80 p hdrl Crctn ptda are
InU-r salrs II . u D.is At .. tlantatisiis:
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DFORIA and ROCK ISLAND RAILWAY
4 BoNuS BOUGHT AND SOLD by 49, a. .
ARCHIBALD TURNER p NaNsal-st.
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Gieamboals ano Railroads.

ALBANY. - PEOPLE" LINE STEAM
"A BGAIs leave iior a. y. H. DAILY Csuudays excepted,
a. T. ~ -. ,y @ F4s S I pSi @ TO albany sara
togl. MoI,rcai ri. RI. Meals o. European Plan
ALBANY aud TROY by day boats c. VlB-
at 2it-. 30 Landing al NyaeA AMI ar
@s 9 D., w Point . S2 sTs carriion foiiN az AbSn; y
wiz rlas iar me ,o aad %c 10 Ne't POM l ANA g"
BRIDGEPORT, aud all points on Honaatonic
ID AMI Naugafuca E4lroais Fare 81. steamer BRIDGE
10 l.T leaves 80 and bridgeport ALL
L,ALTTMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
D leave bcwlork from foot oi DesoIossos ana cort
s,55 a. u. Tor washi7etoa and the West pullman paroI
cars i"m N'N-iut- 20 i'nloi" ala vas =. ttn ~,
i1!ia.n a.. es ard -ay cars irpni ialn"rT - f.'ts
naS's cos rnooous lor cClumb-s Indianapolis ane
9so p w. ujs, rxprrss with through Pullman ears
ING 10 "asfaG.oa ~ 80 D. ~ ana inlA hs Sann con,
e,In",.o Win roonac bi AZ s,acpherd as 80
o55 - m isr aif.t5n iai ne sGata Savannah floTia
and Nevr-i aua. 1.rousH clIs from De" 1crS TO
carS i.oo i.s!tiIore % Chicago, Cnelnns st Louis.
s.55 D. a laiv ,f Warrington the south and West Pull
man si,cFyS 'o ba.um0ro ahd NaShlhLt Ltoh aud rom
~, "ns .ar 1'..l, lmIS.p jl, & t4s t sgt d 81 73aa @
rand lHehgrrs asyaapaa (!'9a Ne%oIg's New. Fly, ana ana
For ihsa1gh aekot' paase ra at c1mpanys Offices $l5
ASK FJH TiCKEIs VA HALnnlOi.E AND ONO r. Il.
GATSKlLL CREEk-Daily Line.-Steanler
~ Nl.W CHAMPION. Mondays. Wednesdays, a ii FIJI
q W. steamer WALTER BRETT, Tueslays That siayS,
saturday from t1cf A. ioet II Canslst cOh-
a Gatssl vIth Wes.ern slages. Fare % osnt'
NTTIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
" SAltATOGA. LAKE Cli IN, LAKE Gtpi.6t,
THE ADitON UACkS, SION iKEAI, rnd al FONTS North
West Low fare and reduction 20 l points The ele
CANT th.s Lac leave DAILY lHaluriays
scpte, II p ~ from - Nort Rver, ION Leroy
cunn.cnng mor.ug trains y. Y. Central ke,sse1.r
ire. ard IS and connecting railroads.
ThrJus ticscts sol I'D bag checked 10 drstiato
JOSEPH CORNELL supt
NTEW-JERSEY AND NEW-YORK RAIL
~ WAY-Fur IIACKENo SACK, SPRING NALLE4, NAN
HANEp>IRAW and STONY POINT
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
PEI North Rircr, FeSsst4. and Ruiropt&
TrpspAY. anne l3. 1876.
n Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For Tiix WEEK ESDiNG JuSE IL. 1876
IHrl,resslv Inr ,rnE n Y. rRauNE Rep0rior
Gslisral D'rect,o.ls

JIiTo7ffolLs.
Serd only rood articles Tie freight and other eat
up poW coodA Put everything good ef. Ar attractive
ofscn sale wcie airy
naca.ge or sl,ycuy appearance as Pack securely - that
aoY tbs contents 10 change about b-c
p.enty GTy straw with Marx PLAINLY
Jdsnt-a stcaC II besiild mi" cOIcis ~ tic
send q lcticT at
same tine stating the route, iiD- Az
yace o should b. inClDscl IN hAro oJA always
uImbrr OF packages secure Tor Y1Gr II i'puil
best shape 50 thAJ your marx ~ IN
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AND NEW-YORK RAIL

NEW-JERSEY AND NEW-YORK RAIL
~ WAY-For HACKENeAC SPRING KAIIEl, NAN
YET, NEW CITY, IlANElt>IkAW, and STONY POINT
Leave New York via re ferries, foot Chambers St. 49,
s4j a. M g. 4l5, 515 and $50 Sundays SID
o45 y. thcatcr trer 0n slnriay nens only a. u
PDut. Excursion tickets at Erie
ticket All trains leave Ens Depot, Jersey CITY
General Office, 81 Broad"ay. - .
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Drutl5trn

SOMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUI1-
- FUI.!y peTrl Plates udicltnE color ana SAD
sfanor aTtiHrii teeth excel everything hrrcHoe OF
tered io beauty tAess needs oy 10 99 so
appreciated made in day. and Only SO 70 ~ pot
set Gail Iamine Also. btSi RuDb-r seJ On $40 70
40 Gold and lsna. S:5 to 10. Extracting uder sas
Or T. WAIT. AZ East Twenty thrhst. near ha4s"nVe
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Receipts for past week Jb' boxes 60 m'NionS VIZ
55J7J sO.. exports uas We H. l7JiD % 4t =, t'"i
fstior. - ID WifA inc and fls ieI o. i-ii-, tip
r. ar not purchasing aiia ~ ifcely t1s wceA here iie
- 1iGrs ~ iriu. IA yuai bci" N
nav aud as and buye ar oilDe OF un i5 90 .lah
gras, d TJCtrT Many OF Use tti 'tiS
all %! western inferior cheese, Tao slsua l'a4o"
a Ia with Inc cable now quote lt" ''e'e.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

THE MARY POWELL, for West Point
Nswbarg, Poag,ssspsis Ron'iout and Knsssss land;
Msrboro by ferry. win leave Pier 80 N. h VcstIy sI
DAILY, Sundays excepted, at $50 p N.
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III ONG Island RAILROAD COMPAN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT STATIONS .
IN NEW NORS-Der8al Railroad II NewJcTscy foot OF
Liberty ST., N0Tth River.
~ PNIiADLlpUlA-Ncr pennsJ lYanla Ea.read. cor
her Berk-
,orim~rcu- BOMBAY. bay -, 1876 Trains
Leave New f:iJ go a. IA, l3n, :. $50 p ln
I.sye Phie'vlfiS It 7:ao go 100, .. G:iOp m
lacs rassruGcfs and freight low ~ Othef rones.
Centennial isseuges delivered at The man e ace 70 ms
Centennial Grounds u. I. BALDWIN,
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XIV cnEn.r-s sTATE.

Receipts for week, IL 323 pigs DO, previous week
gi,attiy a. ui ianrl receipts nave the 81
ff 10 fdynce rates. and the market t!oae5 strong s
an CbOce tauhha
egis ore .ehng o the Far Western eggs aitvc
mi To Dc considered ius3 ui
Se 10 longer qutahlc. ara niOst Of the dnck uSs
,,t fta and sIa Trade lar. Ct1iati0iS
y 4 u dol I5J2nij West com t0 fair .I0A20 ~
StIfr and Pom Ii aIb's Southern Or'iinsITl2 @l5
1 Cauuda ! l4l2GIb
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financial
C,c CTDCIS.

A Gas STOCKS. ........., ,..,,
y. NI.N.TO.Is. AETHOrOiiTAN, MUTUAL AND
= 't..fi t'r-TA- Gie -roCEs rprjiF hNp t'7Lb
apt "A! Auis ~ LioJA yn aHd N-.l c H-- hr'1 ou''s
N by W.. - n. - q, it,,-t a., \ Y
-r.sra, fIrr 1s,Itsv-E CltrASy,
40. I5D ns AIN AZ. NV , uAi. Iuir = io,'h
At an Ilcrtloa held The !! ia-;., TIC fellow
y Ing gcnI lBga ,rarr elected D'rrtrJ f'r tfr ensuing
rtars .......-,. go. ,..-,.,.- A. tr,,aEs
-, - s.pfgr.rl- fffrfLsT g1FtIt.
stt,s I f-ee8 JOHN T.. sriFffN.
Jo,fW IL srsl- tIAi.Lf.. iI. i-iiAN.
f.tNfIrf.i. kgtlti~s NffLIhI fAiEH,
-YINIrrf-tI- l. D. WARD. ~ -i4.l =. t'l--7,
JOHN -CNEI BOYD. 1911 =. 60.
TaIsAII trl.-i l.-. ~ ~ = ~
JACOB Van s. GfsNFN, ~ ~ li p 'n.
f1HT y WILLfL ~ IS. FACkAiD.
Do H. 1IoUSIlfALilf ?. - ,,
sn'snGurui r.ttfr ~ t' arr ,ri t'is 'N J Ahi
L sai-. e-l. rs uliimnEsr y. ccir i'feaihnni iDd
IFr'INgIAli.lUt, - - n. .,rl. 4 ilt ffttit.a'i
e.. e. EAitE'@sf'., ir., -tcFuiafJ.
g7IRE INSURANCE STOCKS DDUuHl AND
4 spLD-ay I- 81. ann "' ""H 81
rho and yity Il. r. ;toci,s, Bonds, Scrip. Sc.
bln-bi 4ad si.d. 6. % HENi .. iro-as' iitn j.
4 OGANSp0RT. CGAHFvRD5fiLLE AND
- >nV!fi i-Al.-T..EN faAILNhN.-h u1j'Idy ot ne
f. .iuri-.., Ilr fIb's rtr Hl't'i r1.g h h-Itri
q, lf co. .In,r .1d tur .a1 l1N D. IN f'i hJ n'
Pondhuld,ra' commit ttc CHARLES y. ~ 80 '.''.S ~.
NsoYEY TO LOAN on NEW JERSEY
VA psoPERI.. n b. NELL X. ira " HEj NO AZ
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CTONINGTON LINE
- FOR BOSTON AND ALI. POINTS EAor.
REDUCTION OF FAKE
r,s x,ut stear.ers RHODE ISLAND sBd NAhRAGASSETr
leave Pier 81 Nc-.h River, loot OF jay a., al p u
NOT TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN YEARS.
r,ekss for sale as principal ticket oleeA saieooas
secured al Offices wssooit Earsss Company aud ~ 3s3
PROVIDENCE LINE.
st.amshlps ELECTRA aud GALATEa Pier "a North
River farkpacs at 4:30 Freights VIA either
line a. o~ eat rAies
L. w. fILkISs. u. y. Akl d. b. BABCoCk fTes&
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

FRrlIs AND EUIS-DRIRD.
Receipts OF dried fruit for the week. lt3 pkgs aud 65B
OF peaats Shipments Of dried apples % psgs The apple
dead by The DOCTORS they ought To
know Certainly II shows 40 fe state quarters offered
AT &c Peaches very quiet with scarcely anything
In. frIIIf
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

Srrnlintc.
o-~,-,~~~~.>~- ~"~",->~">~-5 49,
EURNtT URE, Carpets, Mattresses, Nc, cheap
4 81. .a.hAt CDWPr irI WATTS, Id amt lj7 Chatham
81 Tire. f0ur.,,oy buildings and IL large warsfo0s ide
AMI Dressing lSe Suites, pab"sl
aiid walnut. SIS 10 5g5o Tap. l,ft,ssy!e, II
AtFICE FURNITURE.
DESKS. CHAIRS.
Library TABLES, BOOKCASES. &C..
Of'FIC H. l. L IL - II l. * Il
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Manufactured by
~ r. s,.tII.IV IO3 FuLT0S-ST.
IEC., Red Check and White Canton Mat
gtb tiu Fancy Mattlugs. Ingram Carpets from Joc ana
Cloths ii,tiis. Cs-s sBe.uE &C. for cash
AsDGEW LIS SlLI * CO.. 31l broadway
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

New app,cs Virginia the market but arc 700
Al nuDabe hguIe lew cfabs of Ia'd'I
arrived here,
plenty h"iI oI
at hgures. Feg nne sweet cherries H"ll al iyc
G0Oabsrrles a perfect gGt and There are no
regular prices. stale viii i iIn sells al 81 per Dusl
few fresh reached ~. S,a"DtrFtn nOn"pO
Perhaps This The greatest day OF Jerseys
Delaware 1nd Masylia berries begin 10 @e very many o
them sell al Ja7o 4 o. and only hDe JcJhey exceed So As
begin 10 at nOrihery points the shipping dc
faz oil few large BOyGcns No 30 sold NJ 8c
at Jersey small baskets not paying the grower
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14
III. P. BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent
Of trains, In effect juno 3,

LRIE RAILWAY
A. SUMMER ARIASGEAE ENT Of trsins In effect juno 8,
1875: L
a. m.--Cinclnnau and Chicago Day Exprcss Drswing-
Room Coaches 10 Buffalo and Suspension Bridge and Sleeping
Coaches to Cleveland Cincinnati and Chicago
10s5 Mail ior Buffalo, with Sleeping Ceacnes
Tpm-CDaily) Pacific Express for the West. Sleeping
Cleveland, without Hotel
ing cars o Cleveland Id Chicago.
Trains leave Chambors Street Depot y, for
Newark 645 $50 iO45 lao m. 35. 5:l5, and e.S
p. ami ~ midnight Saturday nights only Sundays Vls
RathGriurd Park and Passaic s46 745, 10 - y noon
night Sundays $50, 10 LAS, G:30 aid IL Md
Paterson. e4S 745, s:s9 10 lg45 li:soa a. i2 noon
snasrii CD 7is. TO- io,45 A. u las s45 s. e7pmr
l2 midnight. Sundays s5o 10 a. M, l:i5 $50, p m, and
cornwali i45 o. m s.go $50 p m. Sundays $50 m.
Warwick. 7:sJ. lt:4D - a., ! 30 y. IN
RewDHrgh. 1'-S ., Iss<1 n. $3.50. 43O p m sundays
Kisgsiog, pa m. $50 p m. sanaays $50 a. M
Goshen, 7.i5 o. l0Aj a. IN, $50, $40, $780, p. m Soa
MiIdictown 7:i5 ! iO45 a. m, 1885, 49, Z p m suu-
DAYS, S.I 20 a. n a. IN. ann l3J y ~ trains
connect with AewYoIf, and OsNego Mi T. r. A. Mairst.
Port Jorys 746. 8. lOa5 4SO p m Sundays $3.50.
KofE-Irains i,avinq Chambers-st half
leave Tcn hd a. nftten minutes earlier than above dmei
leaving CaambeTs on quarter hours leave iwe9ty
tariv minutes earlier Boa;s leave Twenty thirst
ri citing win leaving Cham
bsrs st. at 10 p. aRa l2 ntEg git
Tickets passage and Tor Apartments In Drawing roea
checking and transfer OF baggage ay be i at the Cenpanys
Offices NOs 80 4Ol 500 and 951 Broadway; No-2 Court
st, BrooSyn and a. the C0inpany's deIois - Goo
Express iins from the West arrive IN Newl OK AT 'szo
la l. ant 81 ID, III
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

BRIDGEPORT. and all points on HOn5atonlc
AMI Naugafuca Railroads. Fare II. steamer BRIDGE
POlT Cahsrno Al 80 Me- aud bridgeport atii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-12

The party in Germany called Social Dem
ocrats are organized on a body OF principles that
resemble in many respects those Of the Com
munists Of France. They have some ten or
twelve members In the Reichstag, the best
known of whom are Herr BEBEL and Herr
LIEBKNICHT. who are frequently In trouble with
the authorities. They have q large number of
newspaper organs throughout Germany, and
though their editors are often subjected TO fine
and imprisonment, they hold their ground In
remarkable way. BISMARCK is, of course, bit
terly hostile to tho Social Democrats, and has
lately had Sc verai laws passed Co restrict the
propagation OF their ideas. In one Of his recent
speeches against them in the Reichstag. he de-
csred them to be so dangerous to the ancient
interests Of the State, that, unless they could be
suppressed, there were troublous times in store
for Germany. Won MoLTKE also referred TO
them in debate as tho enemies OF the Emperor,
the aristocracy, the Church, the army, AID the
rights Of property. Their strength is among the
wofkingmen of tho large cities OF Germany
and In the old Kingdom Of Saxony they arc
strong enough to elect several members by great
maJorities. IL appears by the recent news from
Germany that they arc more active than any
other party In making preparations for the next
elections to the Reichstag. Their candidates
are generally workinemen, but frequently they
nominate professors, editors, and men of public
importance. Their leaders opposed the prose-
cution OF tho war with France after the over
throw Of LOUIS NAPOLEON, and opposed the
annexation OF Alsace and Lorraine, so that BIS
MARCK found 1t necessary to imprison several Of
these leaders till the close Of the war. Tho
Social Democrats have begun their operations
among the German workingmen of this country
and their organization, the headquarters Of
which are In Philadelphia, has already twenty
branches in the cities Of the United States.
Their platform is long one, and covers great
deal Of ground In the name Of reform.