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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1876-08-17
SCIOTO VALLEY RAILWAY.
Time Table

GOING SOUTH.-No.1 1 (MaiD leaves Columbus
at 720 A. NJ arrives at Circlevile at S:42, at King
ston at 9:0S and at Chillicothe at 9:3S A. NJ. No.
Accommodation leaves Columbus at 10 A. NJ, ar
rives at Circleville at 1878 p NJ, at Kingston at
1855 p. M, and at Chillicothe at lbs P. M. No.
Express) leaves Columbus at 4:20 p. NJ, arrives at
Circlevie at $780, at Kingston at 6:24, and at Chill
Iicothe at 100 P. NJ.
GOING NORTH.-No. 2 (Express) leaves Chill
cothe at 6:45 A. NJ, arrives at Kingston at 7:l5 at
Circlevile at 7:41. and at Columbus at 9:l5 A. NJ.
No. Accommodation leaves Chillicothe at lO:45
A. NJ, arrives at Kingston at ll:29, at Crclevile
at 1918 P. M, and at Columbus at 2:55 p. NJ. No.
(MaiD leaves Chiicothe at 3:21 P. NJ, arrives at
Kingston at $685. at Crceville at 4:l9, and at Co
lumbus at $40 P. NJ.
E-Trains on the NJ. & c. r. R. make close
connection at Chillicothe with trains for Columbus
and intermediate poinst. s
The Valley Road connects at Coinmbus with the
network OF roads at that point, leading in all di
rections. GEORGE d. CHA PMAN,
General Manager.
J. B. PETERS, Supt. y27h
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Caked Breasts, rheumatism, Scietica, Swell
ings, Sprains, Stiff JOINTS Burns Scalds, Poison
GUS Bites, and all flesh, bone ard muscle ailments
can be absolutely cured by the Centaur Liniments
What the White Liniment is for the human family,
the Yellow Liniment is for spawned, CALLED, and
lame horses and animals. jul5wl2
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and rest for themselves by the use of Castoria,
perfect substitute for Castor Oil. 1t is absolutely
harmless and is as pleasant to take as honey. For
Wind-Colic, Sour Stomach, Worms or Constipa-
ton, for young DID, there is nothing in existence
like it. 1t is certain, it is speedy, it is cheap.
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tion.

The ill-feeling growing out of the
fraudulent nomination of Dickey at
Hillsboro resulted in DIR. Nipgens
resignation of the craftsmanship of
the Ross County Democratic Com
mittee. To swallow Tilden crow
was hard enough, but to add to this
an active support for Congress of
man not honestly nominated, and
whose chief henchman treated Ross
county Democrats so shamefully, is
rather more, we presume, than the
DR.. cares to stomach. DIR. Nipgen
has been a vigorous and faithful
worker in the Democratic cause, and
the withdrawal of himself and other
prominent Democrats from active
participation in the pending cam
paign will be strongly felt
Georgetown Sentinel.
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The Columbus Journal, says "the
United States don't want any more
whey blooded old bachelors for
President. They had one, and the
result was civil war"
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TILDEN.

at could not but be that a man
educated in cunning, in hypocri-
sy. in iniquity, nominated in cor
ruption and shameless effrontery,
even though his millions could
elect him, would give us the most
C ,rrupt Administration the coun-
try has ever known."-lCin.E Enquirer.
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We will send the News from the
LIST of Aug. to the LIST of December,
which will be after the close of the
Presidential campaign, period of
4 months, as follows, postage free
Single copy. 80 cts.
Clubs of 10 and over, each, As "
Clubs of 20 and over, each, 40 /"
And an extra copy free for every
club sent us at these rates.
The cash must accompany the Or
der in all cases.
We have placed the paper at these
very low rates, in order to induce
the Republicans of the county to get
up clubs in every township and
school district.
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r TOWN SUBSCRIBERS.

To Subscribers in Hillsboro and vicinity, the
NEWS will be promptly delivered by Carrier, or at
the Post Office office of publication, on the fol-
lowing terms:
In advance or within month ...-............$2 90
Al the end of & months hs2 2 rs
At the end OF the year 80
yF-An advance payment preferred in all cases.
Subscribers will be notified of the expiration of their
time by cross on their papers, by bills enclosed
n. B.-We do not discontinue papers sent to
until ali arrearages are paid, as general rule. A
failure to order discontin lance is considered as
equivalent TO ordering the pa per continued.
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The Waverly Watchman is pret-
ty respectable Democratic paper, but
we would like it better if it would
date its inside pages.
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Mr.. George G. German, Secretary
of the Senate, is confident of the elec-
ton of Hayes and Wheeler. He told
correspondent of the San Francisco
Post recently that the Republicans
were sure of carrying California by
10000 or $4,000 majority, that New
York was certain to go the same
way, that in short it was to be an
other Lincoln -McC Clellan campaign.
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Dickey rhymes with tricky.

Senator John Sherman, and Gen.
Geo. A. Sheridan, of La, opened the
campaign in Ohio, on Saturday last,
the 18th, at Marietta.
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Gbs Yigblana Netps
HILLsBOROUGH. OHIO:
TER MS:
Mail Subscribers Postage Free
CLUB RATEs-PosTAGE PREPAID.

TPayment invariably in advance. No paper
sent by mail longer than the time paid for.-Ei
An extra copy will be sent gratis, for every
club of % subscribers at the above rates.
eVThc above rates include postage prepaid at
this office on all papers sent to subscribers outside
of Highland county.
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~ Subscribers who receive their papers ~
~ with an Y marked opposite their name, II
~ either on the margin of the paper or on ~
~ the outsid. wrapper, will understand that q q
The term of subscription paid for has expired.
tE- No paper sent by mail longer than the time
n1i for
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DIR. s. ]. SPECS

" ILL now give his entire time to the practice
w of his Profession. He has had extensive
experience and viii give special attention to the
Treatment of Chronic Diseases.
OFFICIAL the Palace Drugstore, High Street,
rcuth of Main. Residence West Walnut st. near
she Public School House, Hillsboro, Ohio.
ju1sy1
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A Card or Circular

Is what every man needs who wants to extend his
busness and he get either printed at the lowest
prices and i'll the best style at the
seplStf NEWS OFFICE.
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Executors Notice.

TVNHE undersigned has this day been appointed
y and qualified as Executor of the estate and
last Will of Thomas E. johnson, late of Highland
County, Ohio, deceased. GEORGE LADD.
July 1s, 4. D. 1876. jysOyss
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
CnTrnN MAEkETs.

GALVESTON Feb ll.-C'ton s.ealy, Nd dfing l2hc Low
y ,.lns u -; 'i-"i 1rinail j" Icy i1f,ts +'--,
bales. France s. b1lus cOast6sc Ia bales soa l-
Ci5cINSAr Fr5 li-Cotion au'et Mddrnr. 1880 Low
8id!nc. II 60 Good Ordinary, Htct i''tlt IT, ilts
shipments B76 sales. l~ U1r- -i'ra. H. niIe-
BALTIMORE FcD lit to,toI quiet. i!nr. l2acs low
Mdding. l2c Cool Ordinary. Ip &C.; Hosa rrreirtt -
bics. exports coast ~ $50 bdlcs sAii- TO spI'I-' -
bales stock. 1858 bsi.- " ,...
AuGu-rA F-b lt-Coiton quiet ofrri'rs hrhi Ma
rrc.is ~ ua,-; sale, 37i baes stock aca c0unD ~al
$okF5.N FeS Il-Cotron quiet. Middnr. leHc. uci r.
celps 2221 bates cNtprs coa,"is', %ttl '@irs rs az
Jy,visI1N Fb ii Cotton qniet; Nadinr. 2ao
t3e,.c: iow Mldihur. i2c.; Go04 Ordinary, 90 100
rrcriqfs O0B lt.rs. exports. o. IIe. 40 10 4'H
c,stv ise G6l bales l.e-, lopd bales So % l,I DAG
fildug lie; Gpi ora uaf,. 9ic: r"c Y'- = i' Ntir7
.si,uciiA. ..Ca bai's silr- 2l0bl- si"F ~ JOS brs
Tpr.-lIiLK. Fen ! sc oilun duI. gaiue l-,tr:
r.r Oh. AM f-b lt.-Couu qstt Nitf.ihs. t's'. LPN
pdGI.re tc tool Df afy. 3ic urtrrctiis 4lt'! -
rfc-s a. 2s2 a-s. exports. 20 t"r Govt rr', nl-i
twice - D4l-s Sales ln0O bN -i .'@i $ '.irs
PIi. AEglFiIIA Feb ii tron I'D; hdI M ]" 4c 'oN
Nfdlns l2Lci Good Ordinary. lIo net ir'co.a 'a.es
SATtlN4L FrD i4.-Coon quiet Middh1r u g.; Low
y. ,n. ii Ys.c Good Ordinary lUl l-.c net rrcF ps 80 -
Us balo- So L. 20. - 50 balr, -
BDsroy FEB ~ ntt,n G'l-i M!dihns l3ic; low .1
al rc IZt. food Ordinary ll's n.i tc'Pit ~ bii
,r1 no bale. ,sri-. Great Britain. - bn.7 s'e-
u%T.lr fel Got. -i-niy; Midilnsl2''c Low Ne'
N ug lIsc Gooi Oruuirr, 9tHlpr@ r"i IrrriilN 'l'l
il.. cvstws lob BATES sl' .'7Oo ""''' ''''"
%irM( nos. Feb = Cotton unchauger Mddinr i2's,.
Low MII-inl, ll &C.. Gnti pt ndfy, i0 r ri7 4o'
ale .,fI' cnssi,,I-. 5G b.-. stock 3,jt3 bales
HryPf- 80 quiet all -trfy Mddne 81.
ri,. 1872 ltsi -iPHenis I''"" O'4r- "oA' -'''
Dales. doc.. G..sn2 oht-
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15

Cotton Low Mhding clause slapped January psr SAID at
6lSasd. do Do. r. bruaIy chNuI al o. ssG Oheeso oo
cwt Bacon SO cwt- ior Long Clear Midel,s D.. q,
Feb. AS salesoi Oo't'h W-uAy
62Oo bales AmerteAI ,,,,,- ,,-,....
IivERTooI- Pen. IA p. m.saies OF Mddine uplshas
Cotton Midling clause, May anu juno '"o'Noi! ~
Gl7azd. , on a, no. q \, our,
Ii PRPoOI Feb l4-Evenin gLnseed on "a ga . = cWt
LONDON Feb lt-l2 20 The IalS Ioi no,el ao @ no
Stock Exchange Government seetiiues IN Tn',ad
onsos M 3,s money and CAS- Tor the account nte
states bonds 1885, los flves loo'e hde hAi
wny shares i5la do Pre- erred. 80. -. NJ.
IoNDOs Feb. 14-130 p. m-Paris advces quote heh'es
67f Toe - .u. -, ,,uo, ro,o In 20
Bank Of England on balance '9Ly y o,r ,o1a K,
LOSDON Feb. 1850 p,m-Rehned Petroleum. lotd-
gallon. Iallow AZ v cwt -, oo,oso,, -.
FR.sKFoRT li-Uned states bonds new Ewes lol 't
pads l4-Exchango on London. zo lIc Tor short
sight.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
Gin ned! G;5ldic for Sale.

6OOkING RANGES that heat the rooms;
u glr,vr GOTHIC TOPS u e. tnJsy chmnry'. war
.ant.I. .tULi. ItrrtN q 90. ihiidaNe above i"cNtS
tain! r.. -r.Ho .of 'liars.
I'AST 1oTu->r.-Ycry hlnds1m' iiDl y,
~ lrzi r. 90 cpn lrtc odrr Apply 10 HuLAND q VIII
llsD, 81 li...H.iu -;
!rJE SALE on easy terms and at bar-lin' TO
co.caI ,a;.ie iorac aad boz 80 .jl i'af t- \,
. c.ef sid urff ith S. ono "i
90 th ave. B. cot bis si. lie los or ''ih1t. u,t"ci
Wa. 100 lI-. uu tiiftL Hftfrth ~
td u 80. as.s ..d many o.!,r vacant liti - yauuus
tf.frft r e. trtty st ni,. 81 lsatc 90 - NJ -. LAY
sul. I.aru LtUI4aas, co. siih ~
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANsFER'
Ngw-YORK


l5thst e. 119 IT e Of 1stsve. 25xl03a leasehold;
Theodore Scild 10 Andrew Steinmuler. NomlhAd
ney, rsf, to Cornelius Donovan $500
Ksm6 and wite 10 Jno Snna .... 5000
1O9th II. 57j n . Of I'd 2jXlOOlOj Eleanor
Niedenburgh and Otbersto Adelia ID Ireland .: ozoo
To Peter IIoeft 1900
In raham rs to Geo Ssbblns ..,....... =. lo5Oo
3Sd Il, - 325 IL OF 2dave 25x9S9 FRANCIS Br"y ,,
to Mm nominal
c,ar rel 10 m CanI1w@Il snd o,hers X. -. 42O0
sam@ > 'VV - " VI ..--.... 1900
Merker +. A ,iana 4 IJcaT 20 -. .. Nominal
S6thst, 223 e Of Avenue A. 25xlO22; James
smith % Oscar oiVo
Ward TO Johp G,lItrh.r - o"' ... Nominal
q StifiSart 10 inrema j : prng Nominal
cher and VIE 10 Helen - 26OOo
rTsuaT; Edwor rivcrmoTr to SARAH Lysrnore 10000
Annie liSrrM"f r1a,T ., 2OOoO
rir kf, O hon and nd ni,@ To- 1Sr.z lhcSSsr 1850
Snanss a. s,G ~ vie H. 70 y ars ' Pzaons 2sOoo
Ave 4, - n Of 16th st 2oNf1 Ednund 'urry ooo
% i.st n = 2s1.- n W of lstave l6.8S9S9; Ebas -
dnlcr lassBreo t. Robert q Wilson Noninn
LEASES,
West Horst,n.st. No o. years; wm shepard " ,oo
Pierre Aflait 4nd others @l'oVo
Duane -, \" 100 years; Clss W Harcnbufg 10 ooo
GrO Feunrl and Others, - l'@oo
o' F te2c, 10 '''' ''''S y l. = zen ~ 5000
Nfs n,y ~ 30 i ra, 'o'' nn'"'''' '''''' 9CO
IOl,ciaLI j. Y. SAVAGE, DepIy Register.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15

d -o0 hays Bazl st &c. Quotations wero sf &c 1or
Ta,r n Sood Reaning for Prime, ad Siado 81 fr Cen
Ee~ued was modSraie demand ~ Io'4c LOT
pny7sred ,Os.d 0Ao for CRUSHED IOisaloh ro SIanu-
-. III FOR ut Loaf; ant 9'Ie. for STANDARD ~ n, .
TAiION-sktf steady. w1sh sales OF I'oooo 10 at S's"
20 iY shade easier with sales of $50 bbs At
", A. e,Ilon Alcohol offered 81 TO- without salts
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
OFFICIAL RrcOND OF MORTGAGES.

CON- ,' 70 80 - 81 'i 7l ~
D,nHeiiJ, Muy, 80 James C,un, corner llth' ooo
aIl "7tIt So . tItrs S'VVV
i.c, lhpuia, b.. 10 Wm Caldwell. o. 13iu st o,o
and "i ,li t ,tfs "V"V
MoNhIi. Si.ry H.. iuu hIsbald 20 sarah II red. va 40
Attorney ~, OF .uust"n st; year 9OO
Mechanic .fnof.ai, To tturisttd lao lHrur
aG0s C..u!4n 90 t.a-t ot ic1tA-i"i-a'",
uir sIrr. Of GJds Of LrAstouase year '.OO
3 h i,tave i ,.ars -. l2.O0o
I.naTbich P.ip AMI Wfo, 10 Geo De villa
Strr, S','rir '' -. 1900
IOury. HItias a.d alf' 20 Thomas DO4~orti PTS o
pot 90. 20. 30 Sri 81 Jrtft .. OVV
Graham Clinton. f,l, 20 i, arl T. Mount, 80 or bth-
ave; ear ...--- .--- V'o'"
prn.. g.. I,l"It l.ec. vsr o. In uI Dfac savings -
rank. 0f I1tst OF L.Kington-aNe year --: 5000
sam. snc, ~ s.thtsi. Ol LeAlIg."Aaio5 - 60.
''',' ' of IT, ,', st "a. 5000
rr.,r, ~ + ,a,r r''' w. - & 1895
i a. o. ,. ,'' 5, ~ y",rs -. $500
Uarcair e.. Iouti.a aHd it~YanI. 20 Geo II EoacTts -
and C.t ~. ~ stanton II. btais I.oOo
M ,o h t Aii ;, , y,r,'. 5000
,.aurut 81. u.ia, aat Niie to Conrad auD ot4os.
.il %. % Oi l-itia, pa -.; AD--7-.
ID.l,. :. !. ~AgN.E Deputy E.gs'er.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
CnrFEE MAIiKETs

RIO JANrE0 F.b 12The COTE market Is animated an'
rces are 7oOdj so r' > 10 ko.fauincs 'r Coo
FIrsts. Exchange On lpuCOn. - q
Al Sanio, lie quiet and unchanged superior
quoted ~ J41OjGJ 500 Tri- g 20 ki.osrsr.nrd
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN Markets.

IyTErooL Feb l4-l23O p m-co!ton is steady Middtns
Including 20 for speculation And export receipts ~ 800
bales of which l64OO bales AniercaD Cotton 10 arrive
steady there have 10 transactions
LI,ERPoO, Feb ltI3s y. Ia-S.losof MiddIing Upands
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
furniture.
Business Chances.

DOARDING-H HOUSE, May 1.-The GOOD
ID WILL and FURNITURE FOR SALE part paym No
taken in Board must be satisfactory Address
"LOCArIDN," Station D.
WISH to engage in good, sound, well es-
t.bl SIZED u-iafa, turing business With a'vcFn thousand
oa-s cash capital Applicants viii please state exacty "hst
and II siS " n a. out utcrt4.H a,nt
and patent ,lIAc men, curstno bf0arfs oinGtfS
ant s'iyst need not answer. REED 343l p q.
no 4 YOUNG BUSINESS MAN we Offer an
interest n Is honorable AMI profitable.
No brCNurs PRINCIPALS, IfiJuno once.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
Gnl!iou Gnlc5 Of iicl! C5lnlc.

~ X. STEVENSON, ir.. Aucti0ncer, WILL
.SlII.at ~ HLIo AUCTION. 90 he t,cnango ~siss
r,. .a 30 li,. way. Hc.l luil, on FRIDAY, lcb II,
Il-, 10 T. 0,a h"'1 b} "n.'r o i' 'nrf"nr Ii nm
n,rr tHe sra chnc. -aEty locl~ buiit Dn sl's.
i.I r.. -frr.. g ,,,ap HIyN r. ,ttNr UMil.
rrso dn ~ uin t'ir iii rk 'fur u
m Nur.y il) House - Nauut 81 it-t; l hn the block
Siam, .rI criIs pl i N bt,t, s. Man. t"t. pam
fori,a,. El 20 s. ~rii ~ 80 Sc Dr., No
IiY. i and branch ou.cr. .j asi ~rY thi'"tt'I y -
Irmt 80 Na suprrh Residence can b" O'i irl oi the
AItaauctr az I'D. her Of bis Offices
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
financial.

6ANE-NeW-rofkB BrOOslvn, new Jefsoy, sno
$ a WOOD s'S IT, and OHsi B. Fl fLoYb JONES as Brosw.y
ADAMS EXPRESS Ns% Gogtsr YSSk F. ys RTciswsr tsss
THE TRANSFER BOOKS Of this Company
WILL Ri CLOSED from O'Clock p m. Feb d. 10 'he
J. c. BABcoCK. jr. Treasurer
rTHE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
for the Of
S a S a2 Ssaf and T m ssn 81 & s be- held al
office Of the Company No ~ Equitable building Boston,
Stock transfer books viii be closed after Feb
Boston Feb. 4. 1875 f II. ROLLINS. secretary.
TINO the BONDHOLDERS of the TOLEDO,
WABASH AND WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY
IN the event Of sacesens sc e
Of this property We consider 1t duo to yca 70 state at ts
power. the consummation Of this great wrong
counsel and have been assured that the of defense are
tenabe.
Of tho property under the foreclosure decree WIN in
tos % M s 81 S M s ii W & a3c
~ M e @ Ts9 P,o'osra gy ne M torscosuTe o
Of lnos adopted IN 1870 vich gives lie Legislature power
the s cSes 1 aD "S Of ss Of II e ' bSd S oeTs
yaIe az the seey m held bT the ~gq morare oS Neariy
"o tS o. the COMPANY ne - n t1e s,le qi i3 > ana ana
i've interference against which 1t - now protected b. lis fran
OF the s5oo,OOo Gold Bonds $500 were practically
gyen away 10 relieve The onpany o burdens me is i9'
goo %eTc eise ant ar 'tl og, andns a. eie.i seon m
par thereof The dsppt oi those
bonds Is THERETO. e of an, stonable legality
In January las after no Company lad cen brought ~ the
bankruptcy and The stock hal been greatly depressed
y that elect the alarmed sisreAoacrs were en-
a,d - buy gold bold.. This failed. might
ANTICIPATED Next. funding scheme started
but before could ho niry trd tr road the I'D OF Fob
ruaIy. 1873 passed into TIE Ian /. oi receiver
Thus sixty iiys from tho inns The stock
holders informed Of the extent Of thc Company omnar
that mp tir prut, the stockholders have bad no
official notice Wba"s o. the enrnt 80 OBTAIN cr'frc 90
sale. The paint loi and tho asWtls r gwen bH
snfStaurigy the o. TIE directors s'tNi
uIOn The Foreclosure Comntic' AMI ~ trust cs COR Tie
slchhUCs 40 tiD sam" tine. THIS an'ui o1 Aii i'luh
of trust las cia1rt these nj. ~
plaintiffs defendants IN the hls made tie "Ork
90 l1r la. Ile, fhIS =, tuupsf1B ,c!Y easy.
Derived ~ me aid ~ t directors the siok
holders .niras to equitable 'onIruIse
haif " dollars tcwar 1yrlci ~ thr floating debt and .,r
arrear tho Foreclosure CoHmitn haNe drcln no
o- ION, ash yUf a.I1u' o. measure y zen
.mplat,- ilc absolute eyi"tu - Sl6tJpcoJ $40
sjuOuuU equipment b0 ls. Obligations and contracts
lssleft % interest tu J.. .lt,NN-
The stockholders ask YoiT At
consideration % 40 ud invite you t. 60
sting de, r q s VII th ir ate
tO rpsly tie value IL to property, upon which
hole senior inoftgacc.
For The Protective iolE!itce. - -
o. u. ASHLEY. Chairman.
New York. Feb -. 1910
q :. and 10 PER CENT choice CITY and
- COT - BONDS lf Other ~ Investment sec miles,
spt, ATTY years paving 10 10 IL cf cent nioTcsi
prom Ny pad i0I $40 b,i'" par ~
AI4.i.-l. II. EIpDIAI o..
stock rfr-rrs 1ld Auction.
so. Iiur.t. Ncw- York.
- - ID. far,fcI Tpiiroa1 Bonds lp,fsit ,o.,.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
Gousts ano Iarmo Udnie0.

ITJWUNJ ~N''''EN"'
HOUSES WANTED for SALE and to LET.
Numerous applications Already received 8" punhh'e
, 10 t- 81, iH suitable local iirs, and "nch
rr continually tr iH,rdfr a iy Oitt bNuts 80 10. fIu
cr,,t nat uIs 1t once, Jpell lea l-i3 way
WANTED TO RENF-A large. wcll-lightcd
W STORE In the yirinB Of Duane and Eradr. Church
aud uro.day Address siang Iont &c, box 2,lJi
Philadelphia T.. @.
XAIANTED-For "A small family, part Ot
w UuTSr. with accommodate ols fOr hpisske Ping; rent
about 5D ,oss ssion AFri. references exchanged A H.
in1uno Office.
uSrANTED-To RENT from May, by II
sn,, IriyAtc fain y a three brick HOUSE six
t.,nih ard prtf,rtrl iuit H. Le about slo o. AdI -
styun street, uuiuaeF an low ~ rtht janis Nhlih
tribune West side Omce, 3OS West 2Jd 81.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
Ciin propsrln Go Get.

ERENCH FLATS TO LET CHEAP, IN
I2,rh st. near stu ave. ninr io,u.s range, bhc BATH
gas xlurrs mqLire Of c. HPENtE 2b7 West y u u
go LET Immediate posse $Sion) Tho ilrst iOit
2iG tauil st (ppo-iie Eari"s Holel tLioltn 10 10
Maker a, ton lnft MAJ J. Apply on
prrm.cs. ". L. FRASCIS. 2iG canal st
rlNO LET-An elegant BASEMENT, 2ox3o,
In ans blIIng facing city ilIl ParS the rooms wen
s1,ulrd for nft class billiard Uon having high coiI hno
ilci and easy aces. Apply j. " wfChOFF x Co., ~
Iark
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
(inintlnl.

ALEX. FROTIliNGIIAM & Go. are Offering
y PlaNiiii3 on is active stock market al ttfJ Gloss
rates. Contracts ISSUED month costing niN i0ia b
a HnItL sin'hn nom Nc 10 TEL
iiurs Aus tos. 20 the xciMro hnrii u sH CA
..t.ttg.-I. q. e., .ddrcs- fOT III DuaiJn,
AI.I.N. F4.JIUi CHAM a. Coz
IaHk' and HT"at o.. y Wall H.
DELAWAEE, LACKAWANNA q WEsI-
..E IL. H. 90. 20 sang place New lors, jan ~
l57G lie ANNUAL MIIII@G Of Tie stekA"idrT' o thi'
tnpu iYoc Dfrc-i- ani Manager, f'r tie ensuing year.
VII icld - Tins oicr On TUESDAY, no "a day oil led
ruaiy. ai I'D JcCch a ~. .,..,,
The polls will be open from 10 10 J o'clock a m. ,
BOohs vii br Cner4 Oh thc 81 fcOIuhN anu
'P W. ~ a j. ODELI, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
HousArovrc R.ILaoAo coYpASr.

HoIsArONIc RAILRoAD CoHPaSr, /
THRAsURREs OFtIcE. BgIDGKr0u Conn, teb J. 1870,
NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the Stock
hGhers Of the Ralfosd Cpaueny Will BE- held
at their Ofhce IN the CITY 81 BRIDGEPORT Conn., on tiDA1
18th inst at 23 ocnCk inf te purpose oil eecuhg
Board Of Directors Company tr ensuing and
proper u De done at ssid meeting
oiosrd tie lath 20 the = IN
inst, both daJ inclus'Ne py order.
~ CHARLES N. AVEBILI, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
Br,,h.1u Heal G5,i,t Eor Sale.

I1OE SALE;
& sn.r, o. q. house. 80. 2i LifsNcinavo
l-tnf. o. 3. . .s l4l'"a
60, IS o. f.. O. Hp4-e. % "a l'~ ff.
.irt.Is Doe .-.. if- ii'I ~
....p bn,. o ...r I1Ji..I 10 Ail01Fhhyst
,f.l4afs o.. utli1DN. - iar. iitr", New ork.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD Co.. I
CHICAGO, Feb. o. 1875.

CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD Co..
CHICAGO, Feb. 9. 1876. :
NOTICE TO ST0CKiiOIDEkS.-Not is
~ hereby given 10 the stockhodeso so c cIaSo and Alton
has this been declared the Precrre and Common
stock Of This Company. payable at The banking houss Of
MessIs N X Je,uI Patton A Co, No. - william st. New
YORK. first d1 Of March next 10 holders Who are regis
close Oi business hours the ION ns
which the rnfo books will be closed. and fe"ehei
for transfers ON tho "a day ot March next ,. o,
VIM NJ. IAIsRABEE. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
ENMAN LINE.

ANMAN LINE.
ROYAL Ma" appointed 70 sail follows:
FOR QUEESsIOWN AND LIVEEPOpL
CITY or "a / = "a NDAf Feb. 49, at n. IN.
CITY or RICHMOND.--.aArL RDAl. Feb 2d, At , D. 10
CITY or \ NIWfRP. "a UBDAN. VI 'rcl : At noon.
CITf OF BROOK N....SAsUNDA Sia on H. al D. m
CITY OF ATl EDAY. March Is. At IL a. IN
ana each succeeding saturday, from isrr -. y. L.
RATES OF fAS3AGE
CABIN. so $40. AMI 500. gold.
STEERAGE ~ Drafts issued atlOwes ra:es
for Cabin Passage general business apply at the Com
nice - Broadway. FOR SirerBc Passage, al No
81 Broadway, OF pier4,. y. r. JOHN @. AlE, Agent
NEW-IORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
~ LINE.
These first class steamship, sail regularly at p u IRON
Pier -. IS Noith river a. 10 lows;
-feauship IDI u Bus TU EST DAY, Feb ..
Steamship C.EsCEAT CITY TN L i-SDAf Frh. -:
FOR FIRE ght or passage apply 10
WILLIAM +. CLYDE Il CO., No Bowling green
MCKELLAE. LUIING - CO.. Agents "a A&ydna