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The daily gazette., 1876-11-09
RAILROADS.
DHIIAADELPHIA, WILMINGTON q BAL
TIMORE RAILROAD.
AUGUST IA. 1875.

DHII.ADELPHIA, WILMINGTON d BAL
TIMORE RAILROAD.
AUGUST IA. 1876
Trains will leave wilmington as follows :fos
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, 40
90, 10, $40, $50, 952, 10.37, 10 40 q. m 2S0,
8 Gk7.2o, a.b4, IL IA pm.
philadelphia and New York. at. q. m.
l2.14, 1887, SAC p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, l2.6e.
$50 q. m. $40, p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1262, 1.55, S.3S,
a. m. 1859, LIS, 2s. 6.2O.6 "A. 7.ls,p. m
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle. l2-t5. go. ass, IL Asa m; LES
$50 p. m.
Wyoming and intermediate stations, L. .55,
935, a. N. $50 p. m.
Delmar and intermediate station 12.S5. ass,
SUNDAY TRAINb.
Philadelphia and intermediate statiens. $40
PhiiadelphIa and New York, 2.l7, q. m
Baltimore and Warrington. R.6ss LIS
For further information passengers are re.
TERED TO the time tables posted at tho i,poL-
$3.50 P. NJ, train on Monday, Wednesday
Saturday, will make close connection at Del
mar with tram for Ocean City.
On and after Tuesday, August lst, 1916.
M, and Wilmington at 740p. M. will be
withdrawn.
Trans leaving Delmar at 90 q. m. end
wilmington sop. m. will stop at all stat ons.
An additional Accommodation train will be
run between New Castle and Wilmington,
leaving New Castle at IS a. m. and arriving
~ a. r KENNEY. Superintendent
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CHAS. MOORE'S VOTE.

The vote received by Chas. Moore
Temperance candidate for Congress is as
follows:
Wilmington-First Ward, G.; Second
10; Fourth, %; Fifth, II; Sixth, 80
Seventh, 80; Ninth, 3; Tenth, 6. Total
129.
North Christiana, 13 South Christians
q. Appoquinimink, 3; Blackbird, q To
tai, 1G.
Kent County-1S; Sussex County, 10
Total in the State, 1888.
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The Times took pity ON the gloomy loi-
terers around its office door yesterday af-
ternoon and tried to brighten them up
with some peculiar figuring, to the effect
that Hayes had carried 1856 votes, and was
elected. The figures were entertaining,
and didn't hurt the solid fact that TILDEN
is the next President.-N. Y Sun.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-09

BEAUTIFUL HAIR, in color and lux
uriance, we all admire, and we know OF
no preparation so popular as the ''Lon-
don Hair Color Restorer," for restoring
gray hair, fastens and stops its falling,
at the same time such cleanly and ex-
quisite dressing. Cures Dandruf, Itch
ing Scalp, insuring new and excellent
growth. Sold by all first-class druggists
at seventy-five cents bottle. Read the
testimonials in another column.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-09
VIGINIA,
Eiqht Democratic CoHgresmse,a-1
Great Day in Richmond.

Eiqht Democratic CoHgresmse,a--4
Great Day in Richmond.
RICHMOND, Va, November S.-Rich-
mond has never seen such day as this.
Excited people in every direction are dis
cussing and rejoicing over the news. The
exuberant Joy of the Democrats isunpre-
cedented. Business is almost entirely
suspended, and during the wqole day
large crowds have besieged new centres
to hear the latest news, and as successive
telegrams appeared on the bulletins they
were greeted with cheers and other de-
monstrations in proportion to their graft
flying character. But little interest seems
to he taken in the Virginia election, as
nearly everything in the State is one-sided
Numerous but incomplete returns from
every section indicate that Tilven,s ma ma
jority in the State will run over 3o'ooo
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A TTENTION.

There will be public sale of a large num-
Der Of valuable nice es Of Real kstate (being
property. at the auction room of Drake
Jo.. No. East Fourth street. Wilmington.
on TUESDAY. N vember 2lst. at II O'Clock
n. m. Che list inc udes the temperance Hall,
a so a three-story brick house and stlre on
house and lot on Second street; valuable lot
at Fifth and Orange streets. and GA lots on
Pennsylvania avenue, Become street, Rod
n.y street. Thirteenth street. Fourteenth
street and Franklin street.
These are the best lots ever offered at pub
lie sale 10 this city.
Te, ms easy. See advertisement in RepubkI
can. PLOT may be had at the auction room
DRAKE Dc CO., or at the Office of VlCIOR
DUPONT. nov8-llt
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octl8stf

NOTICE-The subscriber Is now ready to re
IN deem the Delaware State Bonds due Jan
lst.. 1885, at their par value. with accrued in :
tereet. All persons holding said Eonds are
requested to present them to the Farmers'
Bank at Dover for redemption at once,
Laurel. Sept. 20. 1876.
TH0S. B. GILES,
eod1m&w2m State Treasurer
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STRAY HAIFS.

Tonight City Council meets in regular
session.
Star and Young Mems Loans meet
this evening.
Buxbaum & Co., merchant tailors, No
II e. Fourth street, are attending to busi-
ness, and not bothering about conflicting
election returns.
1t is said that Harry McMullen had
prepared to remove to New Castle, next
week, and invited a number of friends to
the moving. He now thinks he won't
move.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-09

ARREsTs-The police and specials ar
rested between forty and fifty colored
men, for attempting illegal voting, Cat least
they were tried for this offence, and held
in the sum of 5000 for Court. A colored
man on being released from the cells on
Tuesday evening said: 81 nebber wants
to be put in that hall again as long as
lib?"
The daily gazette., 1876-11-09

COn REWARD will be paid for any in
10 ~ ormation leading to the recovery
of the body OF Thomas b. Grubb. When he
coat, blue everalls, blue and white striped
chi t, and long heavy boots He is about s
feet 10 inches in height, sandy complexion.
wniskers and hair mixed with gray. The
above reward will be paid by leaving infor-
nation at [nov10-(t] THIS OFFICE.
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ILLINOIS.

The State Hotly Contested and Doubtful.
CHICAGO, November e.-Illinois shows
in forty countiesa Democratic gain OF
$4,000.
The State is surely Democratic.
DANIEL CAMERON.
Secretary Democratic State Committee.
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fodir's nIrRcUIOus ure for Corn
English remedy OF great popularity,
f;vng cOrns without pain.
Il. ERlNGHURST Il CO..
Apothecaries,
lorner Sixth and Market street
Fine Nail Scissors
fsd and rtraignt. Nail Brushes, Hand
faes, Nail Files, Nall Polishers, etc, for
fY E BRINGHURST & CO.,
Corner S-xth and Market streets.
For the Bath.
III Brushes, Bath Towels, Bath sponges
18th Soaps in extensive variety. Also
aGloves, Straps, Brushes, ETC., OF horse
Dry Friction Gloves, and manyother
tes ot the same classat
4. BRlSGHURST u CO.,
Corner sixth and Market streets
The daily gazette., 1876-11-09

THIEVES ABoUT.-Mr. Samuel Denni-
son, farmer ofMill Creek Hundred, who
stands in the King street market, had a tub
Of butter containing rs pounds stolen
from him on Tuesday evening. The tub
was left on the pavement, in front of
Stoecklc's hotel, and he thinks it must
have been reformer who purlioned it.
Republican,
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OH 10.

OHIO.
The Gallant Western Democrats Keenli
Contesting the State.
COLUMBUS, Nov. S.-Returns from thir-
ty out of the thirty eight counties of Ohio
give $3.50 q net Democratic gain on the
vote for Governor in 1878, when Hayes
carried the State by 5,544. This indicates
an exceedingly small majority for Hayes
in this State.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-09

NJoTICE--I, Daniel Malherin, do here
IN by give notice that l shall apply to the
Judges of the Court Of General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State
of Delaware, in and for the county of New
Castle, upon Monday, the Goth day OF Novem-
her, A, D. 1876. being the first day OF the next
November term of the ssid Court for license
to keep an Inn or Tavern. known as the
Charlestown Inn. in School Districts Nos. % Il
75 Christiana Hundred. New castle county
and S ate Of Delaware. and to sci, intoxica-
ting liquors in les quantities than one quart,
10 be Crunk on the premises. and the follow
ing ireehoIdets recommend the said appliea-
ton, to wit:
W. Conner. Hugh Reed.
T;,notbu Gallagher, Paul Began,
~ Wct.nn James Tonner,
TInmas Toy. John Reed,
IInhn Z erlev. Peter Collins,
| 29onn;an Hanehey. James Toy,
ou7-a,s DANIEL MULHERlN.
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Y Office TO CITY AND SCHOOL TAX

NOTICE TO CITY AND SCHOOL TAX
IN PAYERS OF l876.
Persons who have not paid the City and
dered to theml ana who ca an ay at once
will please call at our office d make some.
raLgements as to When they can pay, and
thus svoid notice by postal card; TO- those who
do not call we will send postal cards.
Hours from 8 q. m. to IL M, from 2 to s and
e. PROVOST,
Collector for N. District.
e. FARMER,
octl8st Colleotor for 8. District.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-09

He had not slept a wink for twenty
four hours, coughing all the time. His
sister bought % cent bottle of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup at the nearest drug
store, gave him dose, and the cough
was broeken at once and he slept quitely
during the night.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-09
HEAVY DEMOCRATIC GAINS.

MILwAUKEE,N November S.-The State
is close and in doubt. In 419 towns and
wards Tilden gains net majority of 403s
over the vote last year on Governor, when
there was Republican majority of 100.
E. w. Keyes, Chairman of the Repub-
lican Central Committee, claims Wiscon-
sin by from 5000 to 1000 majority; also
the election of Caswell (Rep.) in the Sec
ond Congressional District over Orton.
A CONGRESSIONAL GAIN.
Special to tue World.
MILWAUKEE, November, S.-The Sixth
and Eighth Congressional districts are
Democratic.
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NOTICES.

TIME CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE
l. Goa general meeting of the proprie-
tors will be held at the office of the Company
IN Philadelphia, on MONDAY, Becember j,
1876. HENRY V. LESLEY,
nov9-ltawtm Secretary
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Alleged Republican Frauds,

JAKsoNvILLE, Fla, November g.
Florida is certainly for Tilden. The De-
mocratic State ticket and Congressman
are elected even over great frauds in the
colored counties,
VIM. CALL, Elector at Large.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-09
NEVADA.

The state Probably Democratic by q
Small Majority
CARSON, Nov. S.-Indicti ons are that
the State has gone Democratic by 1000
majority.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-09

VXyANTED-k Boy. IA or Is years old t,
w learn the prlh ting business. Apply a
this Office. nov4-4t
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n b. MINGLE a. CO.,
Seed Merchants,

IO3 MARKET STREET, PHILAD,A. PA.
New Crop CLovRRsEED WANTED. 'or which
sam plss by mail. Prompt reply and rroppt
rs remittance. octl2-2mw
The daily gazette., 1876-11-09

The Historical Society will meet this
evening, at 1880 o'clock.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-09

kOTICE.-The Third AnnIal Meeting of
IN the Clayton Loan Association will be
held FRIDAY, the 10th instant, At ~
o'clock, p. NJ. when the annual report OF the
auditors will be submitted and an election
held for officers for the ensuing year.
nov9-3t NJ. l. LICBTENSiTEIN. Sec'y,
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nsuounoel legally and quietly obtained
OlvtIIC CcS in any State for incom patti
bility. o.. kesider ee not material % Fee s al #
ock Chicago. III, octls-wlm
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A0OTH DIVIDEND.
lOO The Dire ctors Of this Institution
have this day declared Dividend OF Three
per cent. payable to the stoc kholders or III cir
legal rep resentatives on and alter 10th inst,
clear OF all taxes.
by order. W. M. BELL.
Bank of Smyrna, Nov. 2. 1876 .nov3-1aw4t
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Special to the World.

MILWAUKEE, November S.-Nothing
but the official canvass can settle Wiscon-
sin. Both sides claim it by about 1000
majority.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-09

I1oNEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND
AVA "o''s SAMUEL W. McCAULLEIs
-, 708 Market BIT.
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,,,,aucial and Commercial.

UuMSeToN. Del. Nov. s. 1876.
. stock quotations furnished BY
b e''Si 'RSiobinson H & Co.. NE; Cor. 4th and Mar
y .,o.s,. nUS"W WilmiDgtca. DEL. at ! p. M. to-
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DIVJDEND.
- IHs NATIONAL BAsK OF DELAWARE. AT
WILMINGTON, November 3, 1875.
The Directors have this day declared Div
idend of twelve dollars per shate. being S;x
per cent. for the last six months. a2d an extra
dividend of six dollars per share. both of
are payable on demand clear of all
K. II EUBANKS. Cashier
BAT
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WISCONSIN.

The State TO be Decided by the Oftcid
Count.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
Gleamtoais ano ilailroa3s.

NEW-Y0RK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ h.VEn uAli'E0AD-,Aiter Jan. !. 1876 through
uai = W'il leave Gra,.d Central Depot
600 CHIC so aud Northern Exprssa with drawas
room tIr0ag 10 Rochester.
10 SD~ca Chicago ,pross with dra win cars
" IVpclieetef anu Buleio
lIdO A. M Northern aud Western Ey press
500 Montreal Express, with slceag eers from
YORK 10 ~ AlJars, airy!ns at Montreal at 80 an
D. M. ross with si,epiDg-cars aud
90 y. u p.olfc Exprsss Dally with siceping f,s
Roobcssr SaPara Falls Buffalo, l,yr En and CgcEGstg
Also for Chicsg0. VA both L. s. AID N e. itil'roads
100 Fxpre-s IN sleeping cars for Albany and Troy
"' ~ =" p0' ~ 1 C. II. KENDRICR
General Passenger .eak
DROVIDENCE AND ST0NiNGTON 8. 5. Co.
4 Between SEW.YOhX and BOSTON.
REDUCTION in FAKE
BETWEEN NEWYORK AND PROVI DENCE TO IS.
BETWEEN NEW.YORK AND BOSTON TO S.
6rONINGrON LINE.
The elegant steamers RHODE Island, EARRAGsN-
sEl aud orJHIo roy leave 81 35. North yer, footof
jay ST., daily (eGrert Sundays), nj f3o D. M.
icA, ~ " piincpat 'c" rng'ihI PonA NJ H. X,
Dcpos OalcoA srcJio1 of
WestoOtt Express COMPANY AMI 1T 3l1 broa i"ay.
pNDglDENCE ii ~ gniTecl. - -.
Steamships ELECTRA and GAbArrA leave Pier ~ NJ ~
foot "a daily toxcspi tDdaysl, ~ y m.
II rect Communication % Worcc8 or and lpi1ts boyonL
L. :" hiAAi's o. T.. At u. T. BABCOGK, PresiienI
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
CnTs1nN MARKErY.

KEW oRiEAys FEB. 2.-CoitoB quiet; Mddng, l2ac Low
rikding. II Sc Goo or .usTy. 20; pet rsc%t* ~,
bies gross 1852 bales eXI0rs, 70 Great Biia @50
baes 70 40 Co u=sut L. zG bales sales 74O' balca
sGvASN.a. TvS. 2--cotton dul: Mdans. i2'c' I2g
llsdine e; GsOt p-;uary. 1925 net recrp.1, lSI-
ero-s exports. Ia ;fcA5 iriGr. !, G-,t
Continent 2Gio ba cosstwis. 800 bales sais "iS
bales: st1-f. s6.SlI Gse4 81, -
MSlze, i4e Cood Gr5hirF. e',@l0c; net Te'' pa y
2O74 s.s exports - ts a5he! lG o bts' oe1A'f st
an baies s1los. :. 4Os al q; s"ck S8,"5 Sa!rs
l5LS Tscsists Leo t.S. shsmcGts 2Oa3 bales sAea
IA0e b,ss. s..as- t7.Gtf halss.
CTAG!Es on Ppe z-Co,tos dun; Mi'tuc. l2'sc: 10"
Ge0 ISes exports % ;,e Continent lCO1 Sa'si '@e 700
Laes. 5i0o.. s.,!l7 bseA - ,,.,,, "a, .,.,,.. .
BALnzOEE 10. 2.-co,;'a evil 9d9i2g l3'Tl2'ic.;
g. bale; gross. re b.rs eXpors 20 t'i - krii '5s
hss o coaFi.sat jsos COST so ~ bale sales
i5e bale. sbiH nera 60 bales, sto5k, 1888 bSi 6.
a asAas Ig.t A1adisg l2y' low Ai!etsr II g.; Gccf
CrT!asry b7,s ,,ccids, -. 0aleu; sslss. s%j hile
EsSoS, Fsa aCslea deH Aliala; - ls:e. Ic% E,
RID li.. sSe. Good Orlisarr. rl,; Set I'r!f@ i-'
bgss experts ~ Dalcs sas. 90 tales stock
Ioli.,.ifS ros. G.-co,ton eaiot ll,ir;. leis.
Midahns if7s Good 0rifsry. &c. rsaoftS 81! hairs
ta.,eos,s, III bales sa. go bales: 7oes "%' ~ IL
WILyis'.IcE. Feb Catoh q j a. l'uih. Ai-ti' 2,
i2ise.; EhLl.ng. IL - Oa13 Or5E@t-, ihc re re-
cep;s 469 bales; eASa eoA9sw.o. u ba4cs s"ok "oV-
Pa ADcLrslA Feb 2-Con osis,; aildd inr - G, Tow
MsdiHs. - c Sooo 0r-aIy. lIci h, receipts % J1es
NosFo-k IeS 2-Cot'o1 drlI sU1dhay. u 'aal2'c net
recssts @2sS tae csseI-a cosst".o> 9 -' - syS ~
81 LS6s 10 2-to,,oa easier Mldarrr. l2ie. Low
AisliEc II Sc; uac} Ori.iar 9a4o rec'gis % ht's
SapMs %. 8 bales. sa,s, - ua.s tf"ea, s<sp 'r'
ding. j. e Good 0re nan ii not rooeVs- % Lsa'
gross. S,OSj bales siock. 1879 bales
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

Brrc"c JOIN J. AMI We Ia Hea'nens Iank Tor say ooo
ufs cE o. 2Hiisi y,a- $1,000
,l.1t s~nr corner 81 q. qid 2gil year 900 II. go
49,. fo ..,. . o. .,, =. a. ,.. ,,r y,,r -.G-0
Gems 4, s, r. a o,I NJ, - - ., a. / y, rr - 10
s;mr, - ave- ~ 20. -st yosr......... lOWsi
same 10 ",ia r. - 9l,h 1T yopr....... 1npop
ssar.c 60 snin 2.Rve 2J'h..t yrar... 10, 90
Srinn - George Up and oiirTs cs2 ave. "i o,o
2Jtiat ..--...... . ....-... ....- .... i2Ooj
CPSc. Josc'h g all VII, 90 SGl'i l. Boomdcii sof
5fstsf rOf 7-hA,c .,OW
s,me to sane ~ ~ a; 7th sve : ..... 5000
Bank y NJ 5fh svr 91t'si yrrr. ...... $500
Muuay. Ino A. 10 na Curisiy sof lIOii"st cor o,o
n,fsi. r.. and VI b. no chcr W co Of Bloom.
igdaoro AMI 2Jti It. y'1is .......:..... IiO'p
~ frcf Lnii.. NJ. 40 wife - Aip r. \ Hopper
OF if5th Of. ittN l ami l0tn aver; vetr 5000
IliHnets tn'H a. o.. -''rTlre l. rrott Gpl OH rLn 80
r'cf % - ave fE iOjths' yo'rs .- --.--. O,5o
UcunrbuT-rr c.irl, and wi" To ChTstina -
nciI,r. oi at. % Avenue ~ ye9rH--. 5000
vs. n,Ge sle 10 ~, A. o,r H 'ri; yco,s 1917. $50
fer ~ au road - hugrbr 'sh "iih orr, mo''"S %"
l., nI El'c ard hn.tt tYi. To- ttr' g q So, n cor
Hdavc and ljG'hs % War; monihs ~. -. 1913
Sane o" lr atgs Acw, lOt1n "ci'. Ia "afd. mo-
Er.ircs. Irr',rac,. ani WIFE, Wm sci mall
~ 2,og'
Cr,, p.rir,g. Ecear. a'd Wte 30 JAG ID SciHitzeT,
= .o'Gtk "a, ~ Ei.0Tr si years. ...-... l., '"
,.oc.iv iaotrg q .,o 'rorc fcamr", 20 :; u
iy oor'G rinr aTd Madison 80. y"lr O,OJo
. ~ 9ai.i. % ai.i,c.i y,'i- ''.''. 80
rovt.H. Vim ~. and wac, 90 u iclrrs' and DrpY~rf
Diui. of NAeI s. ~ Stth 81; rni' ,
lruok io'HIt 4. sEd Ilc. "a John Il Piit, ~ l're
Hifh W arfs = YcIs. I'uU
ran cor of an b'.rt year ........ 10000
Vel c., mrs. ~i.'. - MlluIl ii q ms. Co. II " 49,
l,lac.alI ~. sAyAgA, Depaiy Regs.er.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
OFFICIAL RECORD or REAL EsrATE TRANSFERS.

EIw-y1rR CITY.
Division IT, a. '0n n OF EaIsei .5x hall block,
legschcd n gd Lewis ( -. rain u ECKER. f2,COO
81 ave. 100 r. " of Goth n. 2vaji. leaschOld;
toopn &lcluuti NARA Holman. $50
IS h 81, q ia OF Sth ave, 25x9S.9; ChRI'es II
Nrrnienhur n tn Icenrzcr WcOivarl $4,000
II H6nkcn ana husband 70 %ofiis %asr '' $4,000
wcircr rni VII, 10 CnrS 80 Wcoistasr ..".. 1880
I2jtboi So 2O}i V a. iatHVe, 2O.GS MI de Lne of
block fmcnO Mailer, executor, 10 VIM MAILER ,2Ooo
Rcplcsi, 40 ~. 10 . W o. Oh irch st, 25x6l Jas
Loi~ith, rr.efts', 10 Nary L. i-rla -. s,6OO
3invo. = ~ lD3:h.-', Z Aias53;; Katharine j
iegcet am O,tr, to Jno ID Fimners. l4,1ou
7Sth -, = Ia n " Oi We US A. lOOAlO23; Ezra 80.
81 nnnil 10 Alex R0Tn. s"' WV
MoutL b., 90 tsoI Birrokerst, 62N91.3. Abraham 80.
EogLaum BIker AS,to'
2d ave. % :0h-si. OI9 %: Jno Harvey TO ,.
Jno J B1Tcleil. ............-... ...lOO.Ooo
Lexington ave. slll It of -lstrt 1860; Iar-
iict Eeni an ms IN ~ iinlocc !. LlilngHn loJOO
o. s,nrr = rsnd - ;. .. IG.oCO
Same Mary rcad and husband to Horace Dilling-
LYisKs.
thai iiani aln1-" ("Ol92l trst for ycars morhs; -
r'' Mar % " Is Ot,TDr ati others --.. S",cDO
Wayerly -ri'ce, ~ r. 81 n " ~ University place.
yJi. 1iii.S Sd.orss snug IiarbOr Ia VIII AN B . go
wavcr.cy ,I,ce n p 32a4 II W of Uaiyeriltyp
Tx 46Iia, sane 20 sunc - sTi .---.- lolO
81 s,,Dr / 4"ars ."l'. " "'-'''P ~~ - 1850
lo.lciaLl J. Y. SAVAGE. Deputy Resisor.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
WOOL hIAEKET.

BoeTos Mlss, ? ID. 2Toel-Nfset qce steady win a
n Ssssani ana al deGab5 grter con
Hnus held arm .ilF 1,cces. good lats o.
pef and * ralof aaj Clbls and iai>.e oe.ec' 01s t
J. Hl@. \ d rlrece-. ito hove b. "a
at ij@S0c ~ XXX and no. Chic aDl PsnIsslra a.! ~
SAc Acagln ana 30 IiesCc ard "GG o. iNr W ied
Couisins fraiB~ Srer and ullet tav- ~ Ia ia
deRand b s55o ieci7ing ehooe le's o. Fas west
AZ q but Of tLe range
q t09i1c Ca0rla ana has brel
IL strsey deaSna t0 saits Lave 7G21c for ts and
RUaSI+o. 5pTM,-
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
REAL ESTATE.
EEw-Yona. Wednesday, Feb. 2. 1870.

EEw-Yona. Wednesday, Feb. 2. 1870.
The auction sales at tIe Exchange SalesrOOm
to-day disposed OF as fOilows:
II S-0i.
lots on Sthavc u corner Of 0zds each 252ilOO:
By Peter - BIeyer
3stGr1 brick house, wi,L O.. n OF Enst ll2tn-S-
Msciear o AsOano A. o' o. 200
~ Il. =. Jiqrnc,
story brick tenement. with lot. No 5fS Wcst f)tn-
!. .. ii'na'e' iO' seo75
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
Gin i;tnl C5lile Tor Sale.

NteT 7iNu-ST.-Two A-story bourcs for
- 81. a. iIior u SUIT EULhND & wBliIAG. Beet
tnsifrt
NOR SNLF-On west S'Aa Of Hr01dU1y. Ec'l
pot office -'c't., 1TO ~ ard '1ri -i1cl To- VIZ
early al CAL or a 20 ihiii
cin main ou aaa rierae. a 1ceirrtL ~ ~ %"
4.uAiEi. MD4.GAA, "a. lino %. t*''"I
NOR SALE on easy terms md It barr - o.
,l,-r ,l e.tl: on.e nrf 4, y: f'hEvn u'Jr Cti 30
orc -ud l' = .'isou c.-s cd ie titsl oic d.
d. a. ave. T. CC. zt. ~ e. pF ou 5'ih"', "t"
So i-,n r.d fth Two lot on "i'hRi i'tNt'" "t
Ma..sut, .nl ~. a. "ti.r 'a'tii i', ~ N-t.
f.r uf a. tIfv. IN inCt Di stat" o. b. 81 % Ai
hDH. 1900 Lr1ti~fy CO.. "iiA~
GOTHIC lOP.-~NOEY CIIlMNEYi cured.
~ Soc r pa. Thirty .1ys 'r1L Aa ~ - t'+ ll
Iil D.. 70 l'fi.., o. llrs c ab'te !"'tJ t''
arEd fur fCI.tI.
EtFr Your 4, COUNTS YER FlED-'Gm-
- iluf. -sou TO- ar .r-'D n'tt1Nrn "r'i .GuI,-.
% ssr ..o, o.,g, aid ,o'ni 'ner i'f " "tat'' non
ti.fHU b. la.i.. r.iA
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
:finnNCial.
RAILWAY CO.

NFW-JFRSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY Co
~ Iirst Mortgage Jis Company to ue snant OF
gl455 COG IsVing reeh actua sTteti'ied 70 h Ci'rh
ID and oer iir' mortgage tohus 10 me
anOuut OF 800 addition beng IN our hahos OF uner
beng certain ~ y over ,isy r cen. o. ,he
tr, Of teo million dollars viii wtnn 10" dnJs
bu drn,.,Ied thr foreclosure s ,Himtiatoy piOcoti
All prIsous holding bonds tyet slrTeDdored
are t.en without delay
COMMITTEES.
ID n. HALSIEAD, hairuan.
J. y. BAIESTiEH SMITH ELt, IT,
+ aA STA y. FtASci%,
JOHN j. BROWN, j VI. NJ isitli
GRINNELL BURT, s. ~ OLmSTEAD
CIIAS A, GUKrIS J. r. HULL,
NATHANIEL DOLE, HENRY WNELEN.
III. r. De- HEui, Secretary,
l3s CliaiuGers-at Room 10.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
Real CsiG.c CO gxthlnls.

rgJO TECIIANCF-A frame HOUSE Ci6 by @G
md Two Iar-. n ~ oLlyo for antIl HOt ~; within
." o. .. Tribune O0,c'.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
Gteamboats ano Railroads..

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HonsaiOnic
ard Nauga;uck Railroads Fare 81. SlearnSf BRIDGE
POIT sip ct Il aud bridgeport slIi