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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-07-08
Number Thirty-eight.

The constitution which, under the en-
abling act of Congress, was submitted
to the people of Colorado has been rati-
fed. If Colorado had been a year
earlier in obtaining admission she might
have had her number, thirty-eight, add
ed to the flag ON the Hnndredth Fourth
of July. AT any rate she will be known
as the Centennial State.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-07-08

Governor Hayes has not yet pub
lished his letter of acceptance of the
Cincinnati nomination; and Tilden's
acceptance of the st. Louis nomina
ton has not yet been formally pro-
mulgated.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-07-08

Senator Booth having declined to
run for Vice President on the ticket
with Peter Cooper, the Greenback
committee is now in search of a can
didate to put in his place. Why not
take Sam Cary?
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-07-08

We dislike to believe the report
that General Custer and brothers, to-
gether, with a large number of SOL
diers have been killed in an encount-
er with the Indians. We hope later
information may favorably change
the present sad aspect of the report.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-07-08

Judge Davis has announced that
he will support Hayes and Wheeler
in the coming campaign. AS the
Judge rather inclines towards infia-
ton, his action would seem to indi-
cate that he believes the head of the
Democratic ticket will wag the tail.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-07-08
Tilden and Hendricks Rati
HcatiOn.

PUEBLO, COL, June 30.-A Til
den and Hendricks ratification meet
ing was held here last night,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-07-08
JOHN W. ESQ.

This gentleman, for many years
a citizen of Jefferson county and well
known in this judicial circuit by
reason of his candidacy for the judi
cial office, and his long contest for
the same, is now a citizen of Wheel
ing, and we learn from the Standard
is likely to be a candidate for the Of
fee of County Judge. The Standard
speaks in complimentary terms of
Mr.. Kennedy, but also pays the pres
ent incumbent, Judge Cochran, a
very handsome tribute by saying that
ssunder his administration the cour
has grown to be the principal tribu-
nal of the county.
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THE CENTENNIAL 4TH IN HEDGES
vILLE-A QUIET AND SULTRY
DAY, WITH GRAND PYROTECH-
MIC DISPLAY AT NIGHT-MUsIC
BY THE o. III. b. BAND-EvERY-
THING A SUCCESS BUT THE DRUM
MAYORS PEECH-CLOSING ExER-
CIsEs OF NORTH MOUNTAIN IN
SIITUTE.
HEDGEsvILLE, July a, 1875, !
11:45 p. NJ. !
To the Editors Of the Independent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14
COTTON MARKETS.

BAtTtsogF, NOV. &c Cotton frn. "u'dus l2iar, Tow
NIidug D. '-, Good Ordinary. lJ+c; not receipts. los
b4lts. Eue-, bales iHI-r, 1lt1,
s.,,s $50 bales -pun,is 800 ulirs; s"rE li.j. tars
receipts, G0S baos exports cOA-tws SOFA bales sales.
800 .it-s stock. 5u,'il h'.r-
WIi,nrGrus, SOW 13..t'oiIoi dul 1r' u0fp9l
ceIps lsft bales exports, csa.tH.o 52b bIrs: stock,
I2el3 tt'~; Niihng, ~ +o Low nadiIug "a i9' GOOD
G1VfsIoy yov. 13-C,tton dull and h,avyi Midding.
~ &C.: fYV Md'ng II 49, Good Ordinary. iJhc., net
lt. $3.50 hsIt. gross t1I bales ClrDTn To- Great Bt-
ain 5000 baes safes 1888 Js.v7 siO,A 5000 bale. ca
ports. cos-tJgI.. 40. oai"
CIsr,SkT1. Nov. ltDiinn nominal Mdllug. 1880; -"
&c. Good Orintrr IG1-' receipts 1908 Dt't;
siIuu,nt. !.2JB bales sales, 10 bates, stock 5.oJ
f..r-,TIlF Soy. lf.-t otfuu steady. fildlug.
t.tW.DHLENNs, Nov. l3Cot0n Mlddlny, ~ &c.
Is liGdng IL i.u.. Good ordinary, lU1i,. r,c~its,
II 100 tars gross, 20 s3O bales export. 10 Continent,
10 BALES coasaisr, l,i5J bales sales GOJ9 bales stocA
-rin.snsI ma Soy IA Cotton quiet MdaIna. l21c
Low Ada nE. 9sc; 1o"d Ordinary a. Iej receipts, $40
p"iT 80 Now cotton lower; NIadllrg liLc Ior
Kidding lIc Good ordinary lohc net r'ctips, l)3l
pa i,saIs NOV I3C0ton easy Miidgrg Is,c rcrc'pt.
G0sl bales shipments 26i2 b1es seS 1910 bales stock
b6sr6S Nov Cotton que, Nffdlinr l2tc Low Mid
ding, PC. Good Ordinary lci yet frc"Pts 2J5 bales
,n,ss / ~ bales; stock. 232t bacA
.SS.H Nov I8.-C0tton dun; MithnR li1lc: Low
us5ii, a. Good Ordinary, lOi2: receipts 573
haIcs .nnts 90 France 2slG bales coastwlse, LOS
baies. saas $50 balcs stocs To- $50 bales
ar T~iI, Nov. l3 Cotton hrm; MddlBg II &c; Low
bales shpme1s 0y9 saiOs. $50 bales stock l5.77s
u.tss Nov lS-Caiinn lower Mailing IIssc: Low
Ndd!ng IIac.; Good Ordinary, lO'Gllci Let receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14

.,rt FOR export: sales. 700 bbls. at 80 sodsS 10
.s% SoW and Jere ana and 3 o bSs BranSywnc at
sludng fn Neal sacks Was selling o AZ 20 a. ~ o.
sor coaJse 70 f and e 81 10 for Civ ,,.
for BaIIITrhe WHEAT marcel wa su"u. ,ortef Tisre
better oI i demand but the scarcity o. ny
va and the advanced pIlo', ateiy bo 10 ai *
checked ined hold of Winter Nh'dt I ~ ~ IG
Without decided 'S M9ed 10 spring l2aSl 20 for IN
fGV sS sTane; a "a ioF Mi 5 eS New 30 Mnnes5a
FAR amp ~ I'm White western NeT NO = Clsaso w q DO
ss 29s' IN re- Was moderate export eru Guy
io5 seer were semeNhS' NIX sales Of 500 bush at c
qgo1v Jersey and STATE at 50 We: oaiua ~ "a
a92ci a Parcels Of state were runoed sGld 10 HI0oo
s3eg without Itial9 f nc on board NJ
bush We,.i ~, out equal De- p bush. Calada PAS
rts ys! .5 az 39s % Ire IN BA LEY ruled
sales Stion however, any DECIDED Snsn99 a. ar
bjOJ bush RIRiEYMA1T remained about ne SANE WIN
40 bush canada ~ - ~ Is, ~ - YER nuotrd
"a duii yoas g@or Ve,y southern Hsci.isye Peas
were dull al 7II6 higher which materially checked trade
zen s tr export and home r,ii1d ~ he close of last
instances tire S, b3s6 M 55d57c for NoGrade and n
sdsd New Ter si SAS Ied Goa oc Tor No l. aud
err a1Su for Ungraded western Nal trade demand;
ic bn,h i pgs At 50 a5Oc. for Mixed WesieIn an
Slate AMI a52e ior t W ne YSSoT 10 3sc Tor No
fet h,sr ioi New York Nc lSV w NJ ,ite Western
s2dllc ior Mzfs Sac and 4SG52c. Tor White state in,
sudHs bush white is an @xe CS state GaS at e. 800 bush
mgeiAeIr, AZ BE 5000 bush do at 81 a. anu I yi
very choice ,sh decided change in price EAN
en weTe rmJ hea , wt fe' Kidney ruled dg in
sayefs Pea Beans "yfe i sS 90 for Choice New
~ 70 Tor Choice on Marrow ShSe DO 30 choice
as225 Marrow choice New ~ $500 -C New a. 25as5 sos
New = iey choice New 81 5Oas2 49, California LAMA
Beans were neS ~ N sfoRF rs NETWORK AND BhooKLN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN NAHEET-.


LnEePooI- No,. l3rork-fas',rq ana a. Wgs', ,lh
ana al y Hi,. e,r.sud o.. J"t qua 4. - ''l' I'.t
-. dams-l1ug ON ou. ~. -nooaeis .l a. e, %.
Ilimc Go STEADY al 90. iard-Pi. western .inuer
% 90. 1aao"- imo 'y dlu ai f''' ~ ,.i III me-
dun al H. o. Cry., American oe' h-i",f a. to- i'i
80 % 7'I- S Mn Soil nim,g al w. F,cgt, OF Wheat
In he vrck nom ne 81 anIic pos 10000 bush frui
ports hol ctr sources, lo'0O bs receipts
iNrrool, noy a-l2I5 p m-CouoD- In'rr,s d w,aa
brand ucc,mb,r. SAL. GET; lp.Io- I.' " .a- ,II,
me- @ "l,',' l ' 5l January aGi fbry -a &C.
paud. Lua NddDug cause auuar, aun frhrlai, eg'..
Narch oel. .,i .Oil Uula,- Tow " :h.s CLAUSE Nimch
M'rtl d a iii delivery o. ri. tgan4, To-. .naain;
,o o ''' ee cr' .5o i Of Wien $500 b,.os Mere
American. Corn e, Pq,..rI.rlu tl.rd western. .,.
Upand-. Gii,ad. 1idd.iur cr,aus. t sac 1000 bal
's"s ~ ., low Mdd"r clause lev crop shipped
%oSc 'i na Dtc5nGcr @ 6 is' 5ands, Low mining
clause lsuuar. ana February aaiyrr' ,or ,,
frrcI Uiland5 CO. o. LOW ,ns ciI'se I,c,m
b.r ana January d,u.@ry o., eai pa"nN 10" Abiding
iGyrerooi, NV l.-laGg, nit.lauds Cotton. low Nd
s. 2Iod.m- llu.- March and Anal 'rii'',' a. e.' up,
u s, low e'as iusr, new COZ, -lcd October and and
nam .' 81 ' Jlt.d.. i.r ua. .e clause ury, crop.
sliopoI Ialu5rg and trbrulrv sail ~. l.d.
Liye.r.., NV I.a p u.'i the saies Of cotton today
iI,rgroo., Nov. "a ple-rpaods Cotton Low Niddling
G,t', .," .i r Ii Ai .''yors 6a ri. tuitn TO-
Lo" 81 a.nr ,iAu-r " eI" .j' Son g'',t "u -t
sIiipe pe,5nI ana January fai e'ad; n.md-. 49,"
.o'1. clause, new crop t'rod December a.1 ''HH.Is'
rtnuoor, Noy Ia p IN Cotton ,a,gr.s wc'k TIP.
riy. 6.'rd. lrari.. '.N Nl.'nE clause, b','Hh"r AMI
mary iud ncl, ,'yer 6l.r4d. riaHa,. Low Naaiiag
ltus c1as. new clr. shipped January and lc,.u'l, SSH,
'Nemoot, Nog. ia-5Jo p m.-Eena,d Petroleum. ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14

DAILY t~I NDN1- excepted 20 i'd' NJ
Tickets and ,ateroJr scared %, principal hotels ~ ctt
cGsrs thc .rl ald steam !" ~ o-l ''''T
Gen. Pass Agent S'''''''-' ~ NV -'''" ~
N-EN-HAVEN, hartford, &c.-farn ~.
-lrses leave Pe,h-tp ioI Nr Haven at dit IL D. m,
connecting with the railroad
ArEW-YORK NEW-HAYEN AND HART
. - IJVp q. R.--NEW-ioFk AND HtW-iiN' ~ ~
fs..rugsr station u NtNlora, Grand Central Depot en
u"'o' '''' l-,,ss' lrAyT SEW YORK
Trains tor Sew Raven leave at I:IO tNc'G 40 IrN;
GAccni ttsr) 40 sud SD local Fr)9 On, aud 10
~, innih Norw-ll ,:lO SOB. g1J II l4u N)
on TO- ~, -, Jii $50, % 10 p ~ For stamford
40 sos d. 10 10 A H., Il H., !, ~ 3D. 900, 40
i i5 5.l5 SO. C.iJ 40, %, 10 Ind il.ij p m
9 = M. vi. shore Line II AMI 10 the so r. H.. l.
o and 10 g. piping At stanford, No q iih and
= iud / g .; and TOD d. ~ bridgeport the
% A M. And connect With Trans on shore Line Dl
vision FOR gro, violence and ti" (chirrtl'us Valley -
Stytruus The 500 q. NJ. aHl y. 10. connect a" IN
,,ugre Lao Diyson Tor Norwich anG New llaN n and
T. NJ New IiANtn, tV o. and D.
tnr ~NJ. II d. - iJ trains con,
neri with Connecticut River 4. [. ~pUlgi.d auH p H.
Tor Montreal The Z 70 o. ~. ami cpu"c With Niu
md r 3 ID. 40. and p with DaDbnrv AM NornaS,
south Nor sS AID The sea a. l. 4sO, aud DO r.
n Sew a. tliiln II. r. al stamford
sunday BOatou Mail Trains at ?. M VIA sprinyA' AZ u
D. III. Providence. ~, =, -, -,....... g. -.
Hts can be mn, based AT Ticket oGce Of Company ~
Olcos uf " y transfer Co, 9ts
IoaIay Now YuIk, aud No Court At, g'Ayn, Who VII
Aso cheek baggage frJm residence 70 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14
GtenmboGis ano Railroads.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
a. iIasis leave Newfor via COrtandt and DesbrosscsS
$50 m. washington Pittsburgh Columbus Chicago cin
wsshl1gion Puman cars 10 principal " esrern eiiies
S25 AN liu"d Express Pullman exclusively. Wash.
2J6 2 M. Washington, the south, and west Fieimond
coumbas chicago Cincinnati st louis LoasviIls.
Ina,laspois &c, Pgl4an cars to Washington. Pun.
1856 p m. Washington, the south and West Richmond,
shhSh LlnchDnrg atlanta New-OHeihs, dc. Pitis'
vile Inaanapols &c. Pullman s.eepers 10 Washing.
.pIn FuL ID tI Safs 10 Itncp9l e;icrn cities
For through tickets please cali at Companys Offices si5
ana LIS broadway York, and ucket Offices FOOT
ASK FoE TICGErs VIA sALTIlioEE &NDoHBiG r. r.
GENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
loot Of oertys ami foot Of Up town Fret II
Commencing oct ls7j.-Leavc Now.York foot of Lib.
so a. n~MTL TRAM for Easton Relvidere Bethlehem.
1,n AH'nSo"ni A-'n CnulS, iahaneGd NlsesgSlfe
.it tnadtpha; az Junction with Del. Lack. aud West
: "a. m-For someryIle and Pennington.
so q. m-MoRSiSG EXrRtss. day except smdays) for
i5 W cdhrccis at aston for ,gb fhnk 5goG snp
I@r'Gol' NH@esGarre scranton Danyle wnlamspor &c.
CIV. Il1'ao0 ReaIne Columbia Lancaster, Ephrat1
400 D. m.~For Iiieh Bridge Iranch Ea,ton Beyfdere.
hsuto~u. ANA Maueh CHUNK connects Junction WITH
$50 %. H. For Someryire aud Pennington.
$500 n-EyENxs Exferss daily for Ea,ton Bevidero.
Ahent9vn Manch Chunk WiIkesbafre Towanda Reading,
IlrrI ~H'.rg, ard { .' est.
$3.50 Do Iu.-I @ Easton.
E.fs nar. s,p ~ Clarks0nSt. mp town, NJ f3j 73j,
0oj 1908. 1l:35 l:jp 100. 800, 420 $50, $40.
So.r,Idoa IS male ~ Ciarkson-st Ferry Jersey City
aiI tIs.us marked =
fot ira-s 10 local points see time table at stations
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN NEWYORK, LONG
BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, SEA GRIT. AND SQUAN.
Iarc NDy. H. Is Trans leave NeR.l from
to- o. Lbertyst. North River at slj ll4j AS.
s.l5 nm.
Ir,iI foot Of CarksOnst az 1885 a. m.
Stages ami from keypOrt connect Matawan station
with "a trains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14
Steamboats, an0 Railroads

. LBANI PEOPLE, LINE.-~P LtNI''D
steamboats, leave pi,t 81, Softu .rr foot ell" .i. s.
UAiIl Sunday rle,p'd) ar p l f'r a} @"i 800 POINTS
North and Wet. Irl.S un the flT"n'tu iii.
w. H. stat, G.ous heated Dog ,.r...-r'I'r.
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HoG5atonic
ID Ind N.uuetucs i.liolA- Faro 81. Steamer bib.f1
fokrlosyo Caihdiiasshp at 4'.'' a. 'l' ""' '''7'i
pm
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
/ win lister and Delaware Railroad, landiu2 "a htI
IAN. Fan. west TouD Cornwall N""hursH. Mari .i'
hiil'an Imirharcp-I,. and r,IpuA Sc oa.s I4o"tti
tlr. leave every ana SiGtatb: James
" Baldwin Monday, " vanesta'. rHtl, 7urnSf'. iIci -
y .f Do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14

1000 bales; cv1ort7 Britain 38 bales coastwise
l31S bales sales. L.tJ tas"s stock lW.~aS bales.
Mtut.f, Noy. b. totu easier; Midulut, Al ~; Low
MUdnc. III Ac Goul Oriiuary lOaic; net receipts 5ZtS
stock J54ll bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14

Object 10 the further advance Of nc In ;hs dail ing
bought under protect and cleared TIE yar~ ~ -
9int GU to mas" ie u, d ro -Is toif, and
very few really mean cattle OF any Kim IN Ia ihlr
7c-possiby 7scone week We put the aovance for
c T o PRIME al Il viii be- seem hat ne s5es% su &C.
higher but the cattle run boiler today "a lhI i i''
upward They were only dy l25oa l$n1n st'Is y'si
S27 al es,c So n 764 at &C.: Gjj At gc so ,c 80
9alc; 4Gj az lNc less than oneha Of l,iu - IT, ~
l04c, mostly - 800 at O2c few % them 3I 10 - ~
There were several lots Of state cste showed n for e ap
=, as i'y PROVED These are generally rather ordinary
tonediam steers frequently West cattle boqsat ~ ls.a
DO no expet 10 see the strung feeling OF today continue
through the w.rA even Tor 4 IS not or i3 , 5G G0 %
present is 81 those occasions which vi" somslus oc"r
Were Western dressed bcsi arrived in GOO coad
ION and TO follow. We anticipate free receipts Of
The Jersey CITY stock was consigned ~ cars . y Morris
Co. 70 nelson QqscrGcyTv to l I, , 5g;s 10
SaeTman Cgv,r SOD cr : W Alreron Illinois ,'oc
92c; $50 To- 9[c and 81 each; J., Of 20 H. &c les
i64G H. lOlic Of Lois TO- IT, 10 OF lj-, 10. lOc,
q D tor on, y Qgi'g,a'erry - Aeptnch[ LOO d. az
rj walhsn Kentgcky l'27 H. al &c. IS D. ~
gina. 119 p at 92c. l6 Of Law b. lOhc; 7of 1880 !"
- &5iye so4 Illinois lllos at 9 IS Of l2.o 20 r. B.
9lc am 50 each 81 of 1910 al lee, % ID - OF 'l o
o. aud ea, % Of loo IT,, lOc. % ID 20 l-5i a'
lulsc. . n auC ~ each.
b H. Westuc m r, for y Reid 81 ohio "O u ' ''',''
Willard s. NtdsWorth, lH -'"i. ~
to- III h. 80 n 80 of D. zoo n o', 'd l""f
sac. ~ Of 1, H. Sc and - each q" OF loo 10
9Hc, aud 90 oi l,'.22 y, . .'c. - .,. ,,-,. ...
NJ laut .f' H. ioI y N IT'S ~ iAA'7r ~ ID "t . AZ
o. u IL h. J2c; p Of l.2'1 %. 9Ac, !,-s IL g.ca
NJ goldsmith, SGGdlyr ' lI'lu si.'',
1895 D. al 9lc; of 29 10 a. "'icj AZ " '-4 TO- i"'i
is OF l21j Do. S'ic; II oi l,i"b ID. lh+., - D..
Dudley Post Tor Morris 5J rough cattle ~ %, az &c.
% ID 10 OF llol D. De-, GID 10 Ui i'4 To- J2r less 81
each; ~ Of l2,i Oh, ''llC., less
T. NOge, for \. Morris, s. Illinois LOO To- ~ &C., ~ f -
OF l,ltj %, 20 J. rs d. 49,; ~ oi i15o L, " 2i AMI
81 each; ID - I'2n n. loc. 'r To 5000.
= UbWuti, Tor Alrli1u - I"iEl western tt '.'' I'D:
Jb IN. IL SO Jt ~ go OF i.t'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14

CncAoo WOW. l3.-CArUF-iecripfs, l,spO shipmenla
I a0,. sc9rce ana s1lss; extra - 10 10
choice a 5o1xi rs Cl"fado Texas aad kansas steers.
- gU0.4 butchcrs' ana cows - 81 zdf5 o. stock
erS F30S} 10 closing steady ANA n4Ih.
IiOGs-Recripts 900; phpniniis ,aVOi marriott a've
ar slado easier packing - JUG~o 10; slPlAg - 100
81 sales chiefly at - 5O0S5 70.
sBEkf-I,"ceips 800; market quiet D"'S'"Si sies ~
s. aO0Si 20.
IspiAsAroLs, Nov I3-IIog5 firm at 50 20asS 40. Re
ceiptA 300.
pm .pyIPgrA Nov 13-CErrrR rather dali hut prices
about the same Last week saln 2iOJ head oHa Penn
yvaia Western steers, J4ab4Ci lar 10 sOu 40" ase
5i2c common, 30s ~ -,
sHHEp unchan gcd sales, 1000 head n 5db"4c
HOGS lower; szes, 5000 head nj 81 6Oa7S So
PTrsBU aGi PENN nov. l3-CAT!LgTho receipts at East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14

pRovIurSCr r. J., Nov 13-pr.uhug Cloths strong IT
424l' f standard Extra fiAGis. wiu active inquiry and
increased business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
= y DNIit .'I4LItIN = ID
FoR The WEEK ENDING MONDAY. Nov. 10. L

100 - keceDts today 1913 Jersey City and
kesdiss sth 81, making +49 bead on sar against 420S
he monday shipments OF dressed beef Os3 head
esv last wees $50 from Philadelphia Larger
I-s'ts auilas the y. Norris 938 head r. a..
sb3 ' "''N % W. <'''NiO" oO- h'Au' Nou a. No'
be borne IN mind that market was tame one week
,seA. aBd stock s s0ld there ll,tlr lg
from tae sSziOn Of Previous lev days
fsss 0ettef feBg Wednesday Whs with z M
pea- eStte reported aIivrnce az i4c whch
tso cached &c by Friday. and opened clear the
s VI today IN summing up that day no remark cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14
Orean CLEANERS.

+, NCuOR TISE.-U. ). MAIL STEAMERS
n 'N SAIL EVERY SArU RDAf , .,
P,sxepgcrs booked at lowest rates 10 OF """ any aP
railroad Al Great Britain ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14
Go oo1om it fIan Concern

pERSONS desiring European LIN ~ n,r ~ .ai ttr
"a. .oac,.f'.. .I.r,,- AMBAs1ADOh 90 i''''' 49,
lgJstJu.
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Ofel,I Cleaners.

Ocean Cleaners.
AMERICAN STEAMSHIP LINE, between
a Ihias END Iyeool calling al queenstown, Thurs
Gays ira rd1g.elIta M,ane~,sy ~. irpin LiverPool
cIrYcfN.WG 0KE NayI6I lord CiivE ....... Dec
20 81
Price Of Passage n Currency: Go. s,.
FETI.H WRIGHT SONS, Cen Ar.nt,. PhladelPhla;,
JOHN MCDONALD. 5 Battery place, y. Y.
| GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
- NEWlokk TO BhIsIOL lEngl - tECT: g.,
Giouc"'ter and , ali bort rtf in Iris'S ,, Channel
ARR,Gov smG @s rom Fsi io Elit Iye Nov %
CuRNWALL. stamper.............. WEDNESDAY: Nov %
date 80 curcncv; ~rrerage $50 currency Prepaid
c.runcle' 20 Drafts 81 and upward For resl
WD MORGAN Agent. No. 10 South ST, Ne,y.york
HAMBURG American Packet Company Line
Observation-Disclosures. 3 Lf -..,...,....yoy. %
Rates Of to Plymouth Icndoa CLcrbodrg uamDGfg
aue al gon- IN england, scotland and Wales Frst Casa
KUSmARDT ~ co., s''' r. RicIiNRD & B6As.
Ct Sraist, Se%'2ork. 81 sroTieaS Hea.2of4
ENMAN LINE. MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF ~ RI -----.---'t l., RDAi, Soy. u a. m
CITY or RICHMOND.......sA TCRDAl, Dec. q. y nom
CABIN $50 and siO0 gold Return tickets favorable
eTEERAGE, s2s currency. Drafts at lowest rates
IN @ 'no 3ee, ana a D' S ir,aV
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
Thse Gpte1ss steamships 81 regularly at p from
scamsnlp G ATU RDAY. Nov -
Accommodation freight passage appyto
NcEEIiI.t. = LING.''S o. Ac..,s IN Hayll1.
NATlONAL LINE.-from Piers Al and Al,
- Norh nyer tOR LONDON;
-. ron 1 ELNs rows AND LTvERFoGi~.
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cosi Gu0 fonn0.

OST-Rauk Book No. s3,1 ~.-fic1,S' 81, ' ,'.
Ir,,r 100 German saving, PanF corner l ~. 'n WV
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND ERnHlk ROUTE.

BOJND BROOK EOi Ia
FOR TFt.rD% AID PHILADELPHIA.
ieaF' HeN4oA foot OF Lbeyst, at 53O 645, 7:i5 9l5
q. in, 1850, >. $50 p.
Leave lot Carason.st 6:35 73j, COS M, 1880.
80. $40 -.
leave Philadelphia from station North Pennsylvania RAT
road. Iiri aI Bcrkssts at 1880 $50 am. LOO 800 ),
ESQ p. Leave Centennial Grounds a, io, o - a. l1,
=, t.J., 10 81. "a.
P1ui1n tTng Room Cars attached 10 the 1:ij and
BIO m Trans from New DIX. AMI 70 trains leaving THIRD
lhe b. ras--tS 90 a"u u: q D.. m.
IN fr,t. r,f-f- r. Trenton.
Leave lr rpu nr New iOrk Il 3D. 8lj 1870 2l0,
..iJ. $40. 40 %.
Rates passengers freight low As by other routes.
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A MEXICAN STEAMSHIP LINE, between
a philadelphia and Liverpool callngat queenstown, Thurs
fuIl Philadelphia q. Wednesdays from Liverpool
steamers o. sail from PhiladelDhll ~ follows:
sCITTcf NN-A Oftn, Nuvl6I LORD CLIVE.......Dec.
INDIAN l...........Nor. % Dec II
ILLINOIS. Soy. 20 Observation-Disclosures p
Price Of Passage Currency:
Cabin f-j 10 co. Int rmedate, 80. steerage s28.
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, Gen Agents, Philadelphia,
and AZ Broad ST.. y. Y.
LOLIN McDnNALn. BaLlerN- nllce y. Y.
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nlilliHerp.

MARIE TIIMtNN Of PARIS, Ne, New I,, flne
IVA lAHls III - ~ ps.r ~ eDty sixthst
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Corporation NoIlrsS.

NrOTICE-Proposal3 for building ne" rl @""' Of
r together nh Ga, sheds ,ce lnSi,", ~ r.r .r1,uf
,,,rr,rtt v.iI h. I-.rf vut th" Ono" 'i W. , ~
',,t - 80 az. p,,5r. II urrl ~ c'"'t - y. ="
'TiirltsJtY 5.sl NUVEMBEis 1870 ~, ~ ~
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Jre Grram.

g'IrSSTII'- ICE GRE AM.-CEuichra ana i.ilIs,
J %, ,,uts Der quart. tult'oiir "u-.'.s''
uiart Sprri4I attention 20 out rtowi oi"''''
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: EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

III TIT |tIIi''s u -
s4AE.ANGrHENr OF PA@~EN och TRAINS. April Id
.-.-I fDp Of Cortland a D. ,br s-e~ :, az
81 Iat1oleFT. Allentown. NaUft tnunk
GllIsto.. Meadow. MaEaroy Guy, "lei aHdoaA NJ
tl..l 's. u.rt, lrft-'pe. -'gt MIRA, .yc,
oeurrrtfr vl tra Tor Ithaca. Auburn Rochester Bur
..lD. E....il Fai q. s.f tlr W'-t
Inn i.r f4-..u. U.imc0-1r ANoatown, Mauch Chunk,
IfNz,ft. o.. -hratro, b '.Tcsi iilt ION
.tt missing clos, connections Reading, Fott'yle n
Ii.,t.-lsrg ,.,. .r..... , ~,
C'ulk stopping ai aii 'tIon- ..... -.-.,.., =.
,., W,..F hrus Niisr-Itrre l1,,lJu. >tgrr ilRirl,
ithaca Aua.en. Ho.ir~,.r bl.'", Hisa.a tai aud FAC
a.. l,......H f..- ... .tslr. fIrUet
'.'" Pu... d. b.. "a. RI, SuVt. ans Engr
I,r,rri E95fpru Dt ..rut ui church ana tors.ni-'ts
q. As. %. QUINN tNtS. AGENT
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NnHTH GERMANLLnYn

y STEAMSHIP LINE BLTWEEN NETWORK,
SOUTH NpTDN, AID BREMEN.
tOAtFN> l.- PIER 1907 Of SECpN 81" HOBDHtE.
uINt -aiur''' Noy - : =. kAt. ~at ----. ''. ?
EAIES OF PAS ht. from NEW-NDkh 9, SOY TIA u h.
TON, b. NNE OR BREMEN:
FIRST CABIN. 500 ...' SECOND CABIN, go gold
~.tI.l. ,Cf go currency
Eriuu Tickets TO cu.ta rates. Prepaid steera2o Ceih-
crt,-. -.,2 currency.
OIL Mus & Co . nnllilng-aro.n.