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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23

The Erie Railway Company announce that tie iay-
ing of the third rail between Buffalo ana Lhniia
was completed yesterday, and test trans run N
both directions over the entire distance today.
The completion of the third rail enables Eric to run
oarrow-eaupe cars between all points of the West
md Philadelphia without change.
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NFW-VAVFN AND HART

NETWORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART
~ FORD II. E-NEW-YOsk AND NEW-IlAFE-t, ID
NtSION.-srimg Arrangement commencing nay z, loio
Passenger station ia NBwNofk, Grand Central Depot u"
trance on Forty .Arcond 81
THAu,s LEAVE INV YORK 80 ,,.,
Trains Tor New Haven leave at $40 (AcCIl $40 Ni;
gOi (Accu, ~ a. ~. ,LA.l II NJ tAcc'n I'LL 1i "a
tAcc'm (ExJ, 44O and SIS (Lccal E2.h9 tLA ''1 ~
Foir Esoah Norwak no o.. 0O5 10 q M u NJ IEI
900 ilO 5IJ $40 C35, ., I'D p ~ OF 9,amoiS ~ 20
gu5 10 40 A. M l. j. 22O, SOD, 4:iJ 49, 0'A' 1t''
ol az = ~ W. va sSSded at 500 and 10 n and
- n via shore Lie / aud 10 r. nj tie oO1 a III,
q ,rJ' Ia n N siotu.ls at STANFORD, NciW alu
500 and ID = ~ - aiL ~ - 10 40 IL ~
IA "a and n n connect with trains on ehoe liho ~
49,, Tar ir,,, lruce ami tie Connecticut Nalley ~
e.,,,',aL Tina {. o. a. "a and = connect WIN
styTe Itpo Division for Norwich aEd w-hA,eL ana
N,,,nf.p n r. gt Ne@ Haven, ana the D ~ shd p
m Ior Seypor sos. 10 a IL noon ara v ~ uins 'o
rt ,sit Connecticut River H. H. &c Springfield ahi p M
ior Montreal Tho 3. and p H. countess Win Sau
,uTk aud ousatOniC r. RS al -dstpOtt Inc GU oVo
M and l. g. and $50 with Durf snd cor"slS' az
"a ~ ~, with sheuaug h 20 south NOr9ak, ahu tht eOo
"a, ami 40 H. m. vi. New. Canaan H. L. al STAN Oit
SUNDAY BOSTON Mall Trans az M VIA sprinshsidi Al III
%. n. yia Providence. -. 49,, .,..,.,... ,.r. nj,
Drawing room Ctfh on bAy I.Aft"Ss' All" NfNP'"S "a" ~
Night Express Trains. oe;.. ,, ,ouu,ny at
Grand CuniIa Depot, or at Offices Oh ~ i.sIer 70 ~
Rnsdway New York. and No Court St, Brooklyn, wLo MI
sIio CHECK bag.agc igOin residence 10 destination.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
PASSENGER AND FREIG tit SfAItONS:
Is NEW IDRh-CcutrA railroad Of sNJerstyt loot OF
Liberty ID North River
P.IILADELPB fA-NOrth Pc nsTlyaua Railroad. cor
BeIks and An, --is
(olnntpCinL MoSDAI May - 1876 Trains
Leave YORK az -. S.ln a. 1880, Z, $50 D. M
Leave Pbadeplia ~ 1880 $50 1870, ., 63O D. D.
passengers nd freight low - Oy other r"utes.
Centennial passengers delivered Al tle man e ace 70 TAO
Centennial OrDauds. u. L. BALDWIN,
pass Asluf. 4. ~ r. VI =. j.
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DeniletrD

SOMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUII
> TLi-My Rose Pearl Plates indicating color and SUB
siance artificial teeth, excel everything heretofore OF
rrc beauty strength and ghncss needs oy 70 % seen
appreciated maize IN DAY. and only 30 20 - per
SET Gan and Also best Rubber Set from RIO 20
slJ Cold and Fatina sos TO fi5 Extracting under gas
Dr. T. e. WAIT - East Twenty thrlst, near MaIsOJaVe
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Fon 1IfE WEE ENDING MONDAY, Nay p. 1876.

BiEVis' Rec ps TO-DAY ~ ear loads at Isey t and
ic,iia.i Mon1ay Aner bS co,e last Non Iay cattle cane
iust about needed and along without much
Ite Thursday and Fia' n was any degree success
va. oatrc uniformity in prices tlesmcn. vita
,lrs Mn n ea,i many csttlc 10 s.I fo,ua cleo-a..
before hey s9i 'hrg1gh; ~ iat some ols we're n9i
De- Rough 9 ami dry cows were neaTy waut1" hence
i' W., m Gbeols es soi 1r 9itc IS b. and gniir goi
MANY natives went At 9a92c though fair steers
It ,tiie y 3 g. sold "a Zoe. 70 drs5 5g s some
pnis reached lOE~ O, above Whc il'f5 seir oJ lev
targii, Nv few sales above lCbc
Thf predictions oi The Western cattle regarng
scarcity II not ia the way Of being fghed a. pres
emf * caeo uariei showing any ia on I'D 9m
Yg cn4 s.ny OF native cattle u Tins market during the
@n ont week "a, az ~ oo1 80 an reei@St D1teId Of
the supply falns or ~ man, OF m NV t,i tk ii h.
eeI reached During tac past two weeks We ~
many cattle as r. any previous lht'o We % ar suy
VIII average increase Of oneiiiia we S'nl's, il,'H
that u tbs maiir We ~ , , s y 81 NATIVE clttie no
Nav. would b. much heavier iIl ~ FORMER '
ampe tat aud cash were ana ui 49,
WHORE certainly mderes iiHat he inl t1e' 81
nfgsnees which ere o 9,ui1 s Of he "sissi II
quite easy, however 10 view OF tie ekego'se sed
much misciicyous extreme and 20 retSu ",f f
ta we1 tes n the Shape Of beef cattle Uni
have conclusive evidence to me contrary, l "
ttmon Ia January last 81 The acefianed number. ~ beef
cattle then ioaad n s inc resPecye a,es 81 AWrfs -
find the following returns as compared WITH January
sin OF Der cent IN Minuosos - per Iowa Of
eout Missouri Of per cent anu IN ans,s oi p5 Gn
per cent in ISdsna Of per am n Illinois Of Ier
OF cattle Western states oe Important one
yg cent y ,srs y,s &. rs: 81 s ,ss
made we have right 70 suppose that IN c2us resources tho
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Copartnersbip NoIires.

Copartnerebip NoIires.
vE,HE COMPREHENSIVE existing under the
4 hrm name Of RIEDE RER ~ BKUECHEkl has been
DISSOLVED this by mutual consent. Ludwig eiefcT
Is 10 continue the busins under his own name.
RIEDERER q BRUECHEKI, III west BroadNay
NEW YORK May /, 1875.
rJ,UE COpARTNERSHIp heretofore existing
4 under firm maine 81 A. O. WHEATON, z co: IS ms
day dissolved by mutual consent j. f. TE NJ retifng
- A. C. WHEATON,
J. T.. TEkIiCN
CIIAS. a. WHARTON.
EEw.YoRx. May J. 1876.
ryNIE undersigned have this day formed CO.
4 PARTNERSIIIP under the firm name OF \. G.
WHEATON * Co.. for the manuiac turing and selling Of Felt
Iiats A. &. WHEATON,
GRANVILLE WilITTLESEY,
CHAS. a. WHARTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23

=, c;,v bank stocks, American Exchange t5Ol sold
.1oo1,. Fourth National Q5) at 9O Ninth Ma
.;nol el at SO: Republic l3Ol at so, and Bank OF the
s.. ee, az 116. The following are the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23

eh'' s06 hses delivered ~ contract. FOR future
d,yfy ters was q dsclDe Of sec &c.. with fair tr1fe
Al tis decline Sales saturday ai.er p. "a. Ju' e.
coo. bales, IL &C.; 5u'y 100 ~ 100 iz'tc Agg T.
e01 i2s November. 900. 2'llc; 90 zlsc toial LOO
bies ut call-June, 700 -ci 700 ll.aze, ig 200
i2hsc. OCTOBER i2'isc. 90 l2e December, 100 l25e
leo lil5cca Sfptcln' sf, 100, a. fcDT,@Iy'
ie0 y g.. total so bales I'nri can 'g !9e
Sc. DsceinbeT, lOo l2s,e$ total 8 - bales.
poo he. COO II 5lsc; 500 II 4'iec 900 y -slc 1Oo
lie. Ji.y. 900 l2i4c; LOO ~ I8c@ z4Dt \ ac'
go l2isc 200 asc; 200 ~ isgc{ 700 S'ccj 500
~ .5a ~ &C.. @flitmiei, 800 ~ isc 0li I'
700 Sec October 500 y &c. 100, ia .c; ~, roe
100 j. $40; 200. lZeci N0scLAhei, o. 100 9y1
~ POO i2lfr zoo j. 9Igc bccruDrI @tv I1-tc; IAN
LOO. lz $50 H. ili ZJlb Dfies -ielo liei
$500 bales. Eyehahguisc PAD " exchange 90 June
tor Az lst.
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financial.

4 las SiDlhH. -, $3.50 ,,,.-r,-,r ,>n
MhNHAT TAN GAS -rg'K7 BOUGHT and SpLD
i ni ~ A'"'' ''''''' csc; II. r,.STt,s
ALEX. FROrHlNGHAM 4 Co. bankers and
fNvsTMENr5 Of large OF small amonnt- ia sI2c Ks o.
REIiABiE STOCK rRIViLIGE- ur- )tated at fayora
Die fa stocks blugh auI carried a long desired on Dc
o-t II three 10 i've per cent Cre'' aI1 weekly r'p''
sent free.
ofsI,E og ruR DEL,w,eE ASp urls1, c,ASA CosrlaSN{
Alta MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS
PANl. MI, 81 e oac, y us gomp' IN ihe C.ty o. Ess
srrc mou-y elected Aa,agrra for '~f
Ai ,Ehf IL. s. l6 - tEv>rDY. MISUNDERSTANDING
! ifGi.ASSD H. "a, ,GS. on CAnlrwAR
IM,1 i1 6i' 5L3E jia a. EooHGvE.ir
meeting II - Board Of " anafrrs hel III ~
d'tt ~ or.er Of the i,..d. GEoAs f. IAiGnr' se,y.
|. ttifY ~ vEw BHUNswIcK. y. J., PER Cent
% o.. 3 or ELizIBErH PER cENr noNps. DUE IN
JEasEY CITY PER cEyr GGoNDs, DUE IL 1903
dd5li'ETv ,cIifYT IAND TowN BoNDs OF IOWA AND
"GAoKCa. IOWA. DoXPp,s. p ,.rrrv 10 20 w.n.,
q Sal i aad 81 .l ~ r. leGIfr's lsol.t .ooS IL
NETWORK CITY ~SsG,L.ENs.
- 1875 10 1890.
BnooEtNN sfVENs.
l5-3 80 1922.
ALnAH{}, o ievESs.
BuFFALo SINESs
JERSEY CITY SENESS
1893 To 1913
ELIZABETH sEvESs.
1855 TO 1850.
FUN 9N'' - VERNILYE & CO..
~ AND ~ SAsSArsT.
GTNTE or ONO FlR~r-CLtSS TOWN
| , Atp COUNTY BONDS EOCGHr AID SOLD ny
NH. h tiILl. So no WALtoI
og4ilg UNuEp NIcNEL CoNrNyT, 80. 800 iiloa iHay,}
Nrw YORK, May d. 1870.
rNUF ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
holder. of the United Nickel yOmptny fpr Che p &c
TfON on -rEIs viii Pc held at ui- Pei, a. te Con
pany 100 Broadway NcN-Nork city on Il lA1 jun. u
1870. i'"nth from D. u l. r. B. iNi''i'' .-'''-
ol.IcE osruf fryer N0alF ,rcrAt hnsTe -.
ms BtpArtAL Nh".l OAK. III. Z, i,.,.r., ,
| TJ1HE ANNUAL ELECTION OF TRUSTEES
election v4 be- ci 81 MS ONCE rbu-day. Juno
J. proximl ~ O'Clock Tho r"lsr t"1. VII Pc t's,d
urtiI alter tlai date kpbi. /" - i-,i4' tlt'I"chI
t q. IAguirf. -tcrefar'.
Tur MUTUAL IiFE ISsi RANCE COarNy o. .W-lgnN,}
40 % 40 HLJApN ti, MN OBI, MtY -l $40.
/ rENUF ANNUAL ELECTION of this Company
vubc hold ~ s Office as above. pursuant io ii- CHARTER
.,uv 40 members % lc uJati whose
t.fu, oil service pirt hy Limitation.
ans fDls Vs.. open il o'clock noon, 1nt close NJ o'clock
I D. M ISAAC 3. Liuh ID, SECRETARY.
D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23

PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
the NEwJERsEY soUTHEn,S = R r.. over l Ssaa
Work from Pier p \. r.. f1D ector 81, go a. M Tor
Long Branch and utnrme Int stations 3A5 m iof Fhia-
daIYhia Tong Branch Toms River Niueiarc, SC. y. "a
for Philadelphia long Branch. ~arci9wn. an IncAcrton
"y' '' ~ 80 A. =. sNEDEN q. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23

ern 2oa2c Central Ohio packing grades
l4al5c. Freghts steady and unchanged
for cash weak futures No Milwaukee 81 ia; Hard
do, 81 q; No 2 do, u io June and July 81 09; No
mand; No @ cash NJ " and June sc Rye scarce. No
72c. Barley In light do,nani No. ring 16e No DO
2c 0sweeo &C. Recepts-5. goo bbis. Flour eO0O0 bush
Wheat shiTmentslCoOO bbls. Flour l57 90 bush Wheat
Glover seed nominal iGal7c.; Timothy is worth 81 coo
e. CO. and Flax SEED 81 A. In Flour tae only o6o b
including extra at 8 $7 Wisconsin and a1nesSta Family
Sc 35ss7 nigh Grades Psent at 81 25as Is re
eegts 1870 bbs exports 99l bbls Bye Flour - 0Z u
MIA I;et 81 as Amber 81 4sasl 90 sprenled Western
$lds 05 and White 81 506t go Rye s6asIc receipts
Ss O sspcr corr g. D as!F YoW
White, 6ie and sail 6Q,ia6lc oats neglected tscelrts
iic for Refined and los for crude Whisky steady at
81 II for Western BniterThere is downward ten ency
Frsts 2te2je do do seeond y 42Sc WesieIp E1
Rolls. Western Extras, zia25c do FsIs 20@22ci 90
Seconds l7dlSc Cheese quiet Newiglk Fancy lZnlc.i
SO me ioS S d MS''e TS hhGiS e and
Delaware, Fresh. lidl5c Western do l44l4c southern
ST. LOUIE May 22-F1onr quiet me '-ged Wheat dun
"a SGs d0 cash 81 20 4 Ell corn Jane r os, duh c
S5; hssstsa d@ Unen9nged PORK Ra5lsE
at S2I. Lard dull nominal. Bulk Meats, nothing do;
ing. Bacon dull shoulders, s'.qS9c. clear RID and
Yorsers IS 4oqs6 ~; Bacon SO G00sG so; Butchers,
so7sdtG go C1tts slow quiet no. guo2py ehanges S
Corn 10000 bush Oats 1000 bash Rye 1000 bush Barley
roLEDo, May 2i~FIour firm Wheat Grmer; No. White
wabash IL ~ 30 White Michigan, 81 %; Extra do,
q AZ Amber Meh.gap q $02GSl 5o, Jun So Es
jecied Red PC. do. Lake snoe 9Oc Corn stsaay High
a5f SS Oats Ga; da 3 No. SS c MaS E s Receipts
1000 bush Wns9l l9DO0 o on Corn g0o0 9asa man
Corn, A. 200 busl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23

OiuCg % IuE liiINors CENTRAL HAILlOtu{
COMPANY. SFW-iogA. lly !. 1876.
rg'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF the SHARE
HOLDERS ~ the TLIINOI7 CENTRAL RAILROAD
COtPA ~ for election of Directors stt tine Transaction
f ofaer business viii De- Hot - abe Once of ihr Company pa
lie tlt Chicisn WEDNESDAY, the .Ist day OF Stay
inst. at O'Clock D.
r irIr-c. books ~ tho t'wp1u' VIII De closed af tIc
l6tA inst: until The Sd lay Of June noNt .
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FISK g. HATCH.
Dipioeno Noilces


PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CoNPASY,l
TRRAsURRR's DEPARTMENT, PHILADELPHIA May = 1876. ;,
FVUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
Il declared "A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of TWO PER
CENT the cap al stock OF the COMPANY clear o. al taxes
payable and after May 20 10 stockholders ~ registered Oh
the books =. H. April 20 49, - ,. .,
OFFICE or THE BoARD DIRECTORS OF THE }
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, NEw-fORR MAY H. lsIbl
INHE BOARD of DIRECTOR of this COM
i PANY have thus day declared DIVIDEND OF THREE
DOLLARS S3J PER SHARE. payable on the lst day Of
July next - , 900
The Transfer viii be closed from the 10th day OF June
TO the sd day Of July next BY order Of ne Board
j. ". KNAPP secretary.
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Banking 6cnsrs ano Bankers.
FISK g. fla CH.
BANKERS,
No. s NAssAU-sT, NETWORK.
No. s NAssAU-sT., NETWORK.

We give particular attention to DIRECT DEALINGS IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS at CURRENT MARKET RATES
and are prepared at TO buy sell in large or small
amounts TO suit all classes OF investors orders Dy a or
telegraph will receive careful attention.
We shall be pleased furnish information In reference 10 al
with Investments in Government BONDS
We also buy and sell GOLD and GOLD COUPONS, COL
LECT DIVIDENDS and TOWN, COUNTY, and STATE
COUPONS &c, and buy and sell on COMMISSION al MAR
KETABLE STOCKS AND BONDS.
In our BANKING DEPARTMENT VIC receive deposits
subject draft and allow interest to be cred
tied monthly balances averaging Tor the month from tOoD
600 The Of three per cent per annun aud on bal
ances averaging over 70 OF -four per cent
q AL
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THE MARKETS.
rcayetully reported Tor Tns TmuySE.l

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rsser, VeAssis, and P1itroadS
~ =
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NTEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
" RIVER TluEOAp.-Antr May ~ 1876 through
~. rs " il leave Grand Central Depot; -
tu chicago ara northern Express, WIN H!ahlh5
room cars lhr0ugl 10 Rochester. aud s. a. a. VI
IOaua m. special chicago Express, With dIa"It'room
car- lD finclt-rl aud Buffalo.
ll5Ua 3D.. Northern aud Western Express. f., 49,.
AUfn M Montreal Nfr'as, win setrlhftais Hoh "e"
Y.r. to So Adams, siug at Montreal 81 $50 o. ~
GpO III with sltcfliHCaa TOT HatitoNh ana
g,,arfatt1ra Also. Montreal itaftSDrr-h
$50 h. m Fa,tc Exir,ss uaii,, Nita scs3iu cars lo
vr-f.r Sl..aa Falls Rusio Cleveland. l0uialiie aid
I'll aus: au fr Chicago. VIA toh d. = ana NJ g. RAJ roads
i00p NJ lxpirs- with slttpin Gears for Albany ala Troy
Ma, ifaus per Local Time Tables itAei5 of 'a" az
252 luG 4l3 Broadway, and 800 Wcsic'U INNtst 70 H.,
81 PARK MACE ~ and yI2 Broadway, Now lork, AID 333
Va, a., 'stD,i II El,okitu. &. q. kENDRitk,
General Passenger Agent
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Gttnmboals an0 tiaiIroa0s.

ERlE RAILWAY. - ,-,,....,---,
IA ~PEING ADVANCEMENT q Trans in effect March
Sam-Cncruat and Chicago Day Express Ora Ine room
Coaches Buffalo AID Sleeping Coaches 10 Cleveland an1 Ch
i, q, a. m,-E1press Mail for Bufalo and the West
T. 3D. tDauyj Fsciuc Express tor the West Sleeping
al Leave CIan1cr, a. Depot - Y. FOR Newark, s.,
NIGHT saturday nights only. Suniays, Sl) H. ESQ T. m
Euihuf4utd PARK Pa-c Ono, 3D. 10 i y Hoon $50
IS 10 o. T a. 60 1880 D. ni Paterson, { 50. 30
$50 TO- 10 o. 30 uL, ~ uOou a. g. SD 81 40, ..
5l g. Cj. $50 2. Sis 1890 1880 T. H. saturday shts
T. n so p. IN. suuera. G5. 1870. no. 1913 q m. $40 B. d. .
80 h. sIn!ay-. 81 100 D. M go, q is1 o. m tSln
blreh $50 IO.i5a 10 80 1870 y. M SUNDAYS $50
Warwick i3', D, t5 o. M 80 D m hingsiol s3g p N
Sundays, $40 m Goshen, l3o - lo4J o. ~ j'i 90
$50 %. -uudsys $50, 10 a. NJ T. m sd .r.oN 70
7O o. 1888 NJ $40, $50, b. M. SUNDAYS 80 ID a. NJ
no. The and $50 n ,rl..s connect WITH View.
1850 s. I.:4J a. NJ $50 p u sundays sou ~ a. NJ ana
Up NORTHERN r. r. OF NJ.
Trains leave for Lns wocd C'c!er P,rmont y -eH 8
$50 ESQ., $50 D. M AMI SATURDAY Flights only 81 liS5 ~
Na1aot spring valley. nd ,fonsey, 9i5 m, 4A5 = m
Trains leaving tAamersst on even or hii hnnr4
leave 23ds heeu Linuics earlier thGn .ocE 9io %
leaving chambers IT, quaitcr hours leave 23I ~ Wy
minutes earlcr Boat leaves 23ist az ll:5O T. m cpnec
with trains leaving Chambers - al Il:5O D. m ana II h
tets for passage and apartments in Drawing room aud
Coaches can Dec ObtaIe ana orders lIr me '-t
and transfer OF Baggage may Doe it n the t"tanF D
Nos 80 4Ol 52 and Jjl Broadway No Court ST. BOOK
" Ixls trains from the W5st arrive NewYork OF 721
j. 'JSo. ~ AB50Ii General Passenger Agent New-i ork
NEW WORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER HAIIEOAu.-Afirr Nay 22 1916 through
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TN MUTUAL LlfE lSsi E,NcE C0arNAY OF "-12HN'
ltutp 80 HlJApN ki. NEW luEL, Nay 3D. 7t1
rE1UF ANNUAL ELECTION OF tbs Company
viii Dee hold ~ IT. Office as above pHi7hi 'o lt- cL,I
, 1fDt DAY June lnr ip elclon VI nine Trustees
no. ppy tu. a.aI.ica 10 tor members % o uoari whose
terms Of service pin, hy Limitation .,,
. rolls w open al IL O'Clock up1u and close a O'clock
H. M ISAAC D.. LLOYD, SECRETARY.
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TomovaI Nav / TO rier43 81 r.. loot Of slrlngst
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
y with Ulster ard Delaware Railroad, landing az II gh
land Falls west Poinu. Cornwall Nowburgh. Marlboro
Million Ponghkeepsie, and rsoplA STEAMBOATS, THOMAS
Cnrne every Tuesday AID saturday, James
BALDWIN siouGsy eanescay, fraay, soringi. Pier a,
y D. n m
, 1876-03-02
THE FINANCE PROBLEM.
4 TRULY ullInISA1. IDEA.

Spsetat D,spatc|i to The Chicd1o Tribune,
WARRINGTON, u. c.. March l.-8omo polftt-
clans, anxious to avoid tho porploxitlcs which
Gnanco brings Into national politics, have Bug-
geated = povol method for the resumption OF
specie payments. They propose to 1oavo 1t to
tho decision OF tho United States Supreme
Court. That Court has determined that tho
issue Of tho Iegal-tender notos wks lawful 10
timo Of var to moot the exlgoncloa Of war,
but this Original act provided that thoy
shall only 10 roisauod while tho oxIgoncv
remains In force. It ts hold that tho oxigency
waa tho necessity Of collecting forced loan. and
that, when lsgal-tenler note IL resutnod to tho
Treasury In liquidation Of tax. It has ended iss
function !; that, IN being returned to the Troaa-
ury for huoh tax, 1t conveyed to the Govern
mont title to the thing borrowed, by ttA iaaue
by the Trehsury II Ia therefore not money, but
only ovidcnce Of = debt paid, AZ much
as rcceiptod bill. II reiBauod,
It works tho collection OF now
forced loan In timo OF peaco, when no exigency
e1ils. aud It IL insisted that such relsauo IL un
lawful upon tho vary reasoning by which tho
Court justified tho original isauo In time OF war.
II in not Improbable that tho question may bo
brought before tho Supreme Court very soon, by
ths refusal Of citizoaH to recoiya In payment OF
debt legal-tenaer notos recently issued from the
, Treasury, and bearing dato which ia itsolt sur
tclent evidence that they wero issued snco tue
txtRtnoy for which they were psowed has ceased.
FINANCE DoCTuls.
Senator Thurman saya that he Ia oyerrun with
ibtsssn and pamphlets On finances. Every mail
has some pot schomo for paying the national
lsht and flooding tho country with choap cur
pncJ. 10 bo quoted 1t par. 11e receives Mtat
toold make lu0 printed pages oYeEy day.
, 1876-03-02
THE RECORD.

WASHINGTON. D. G., March 1.-Alr. Freling-
huyaen, from tho Committee on Agriculture, ro-
ported adversely tho Senate bill to provide for
an investigation as to tho hathts OF the Rocky
Mountain locuatB, or so-cal1cd "grasshoppors."
aud It was indefinitely postponed. Ho also ro-
ported, from tho aamo COMMITTEES, farorab'y, on
tho sonate bill for tho protection Of agriculture
against injurious inHocts, with amendments,
which Was ordorod to ho printed and the bill
PLACED on tho calendar.
After debate tho Senato passed, without
amendment, tho House bill appsopriatinz $780,
0D0 for tho purchase Of material aiid coDtipuA-
ton OF tho work on tho building for a Custom
House and Post Office at st. Louis.
Tie bill provides that the appropriation ah1ll
ho used for cestain iron work.
htr. hIosf1Ll, in presenting 1t, said 1t MAS tn.
tended that thu amount appropriated By tho bill
shall 10 dclucreA from tho appropriation for that
building for tho ensuing fiscal year.
Mr. Cooper, ftufn the Committee Public buildings
and Grounds, reported favoraby the uouRo till
thorlzing tia pnfrhAao Of additional ground for the
Custom -Eonte 1t Nashville, Passed.
Al tho expiration of tho morning hour tho Chair
laid before the Haunte, unfinished 6usneAs the bill
declaring tbs trle intent anl meaning OF tho Union
| pacihc 1aliEoad Acs.
| p{SCuDACK.
Mr. Norton snosod that 1t 10 postponed. anl that the
Aeuatc proceed u eonsfdfr tile resolution for the n
1ntpstQn OF =. u. H. fnchb1ck Senator from 1ouyt
ana. Agreed to-yeaa, 81; nays. a.:
, 1876-03-02
THE TEXAS PACIFIC.
TOM Scprrfs Jon nuISED FOR THE pNE8E.

TOM scorrs Jon nuISED FOR THE PRESENT.
spteiat Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
WAsniSaroS, D. G., March 1.-Tho House
CUmm,ttoo on Pacific Railroads. to-day decided
to Try to humbuR tho pooplo by voting to indef-
lpitelY postpone Tom Bcott's Toxas Paciao Job.
1t has been evident from several recent meot-
ings Of that Committee that political pressure
was being used by the Democratic 1eaders
to dsiay action upon this job. It
Maa feared that favorable report from tho
Committee, oyenif this bill ehoutd fal to become
= law, wonll have bad cfloct upon the Preat-
dcntialcampaign, particularly In Tho North. The
Democratic aohcmers upon tho Committee hnve
listened to thcBo remonatrancos. aud to-day
themselves nade motion to indefinitely poat-
poue tho Ton, Scott and all other bills for roads
klong tho thilty-socond parallel. This motion
has
4 rRovlBo,
aptl that proyiso shows tho political coTGrdico
and cnntlng hypocrisy OF tho bourbon House,
Tho pgoviao permits tho BILLS to be called up
from tho Committee table at my time when :
In tho Committee that thia means that tho
Democrats will call up that bill from its aum-
mer's dust at the very Arst meeting
pf. the Committee sitter tho Presidential
election III tho second session OF
tIia Congress-. Tom Scott counts on moro votea
ihen. Tie second Monday Of ncxt Dccomocr
will ahov how mnuy Of the present uonso fa!
Of t. reelection. OF that numbor so.na will
hayc ompty pockets and itching palms who nov
II Tom Scott's bill had boon reported. to-day It
would have been dofeatud hut Tom Bcott,s ap.
parent defeat to-dhy rcndcra moro possible Ma
victory next December.