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New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
THE COURTS.
CTyH. NOTES.

CIVIL NOTES.
The bill OF costs OF the Commissioners OF
.,,1o.to and Assessment the opening Of Inwoodst
o,or.ea 10 Judge WestbroOk in Supreme Court
cmPhers Yesterday, but on the objection OF th9 Son
% 70 s amount referred to Charles r. Miiier -
referee 20 tax u ,. -
The win of the late Eugene Keteltas' who
Asd at Newport few weeks ago. was offered lOr PfO-
- an the surrogate's ohice yesterday with the e1cep-
- - = heopest of 100 shares of the stock OF the Della
@ DSe nd adsOn Canal Company to grandson, snsdSS
Ms.iss smith the entire property IL eqahy nIVuc1
the cliIdren The value OF the estate II estnasoA
40 he more than Sl0OOoOo
" The n Upiyerslty of the City of New-York has
"a rgt, of Nev-York TO set aside assessment on
a. bnildurs in wsverley-place for the widening OF
YonroDst now known as ssuth Flftb-ave. The assess
eut "a for 81 4O and the chief ground OF tne su's
ar, ,bs a. more than half the assessors VanaGoh oi Tue
Ioiverty lots and buildings. The expaeaSChh az ~ sns
e,n'aiy a that the tax assessors IN eases "
sSJ Educational institutions have been IN tae ~ ,i
sush property Is not subject TO saI-OI h,Dcsis
sts enSjt IL no value; :" and Tie Cenrt Oh AtliS
hss rently decided that their declaration 10
IN casee of assessment ana az no o NC tsii
oaebalf tlIe assessors valuation tae asSeS"iue
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coTJRV OF APPEALs

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 29.-In the Court of Appeals
en anS RdiS1ia a agt Seneca Lake &c. OompHyArgu
ment resumed and concluded -, -, ,,, nr,o ., ,,o
C9n1 Borden Sgt South Side RailrOad Company
by b. Hrsdale appellant and a j. Parker iOr reSpon
no 2ssolns sgt Drsw.subnitted for appellant I. g.
Hsrgeu and Hugh Porter Tor respondent
ag G By D. w. Gurney
NO 2S91aOr.Sa IA pe.4 ~ r TavIoI for sSSGndnc
ARSSi'sS RSoi 'ssS@LaEe sgt NaCltns-susmitssl. -, -.
r1anS.zTg1ed by W. Jackson for appellant and A. H.
fSsSss TS SssWon set Edwards-Argued by s. W. jackson
Cor appellant and E W. Page for respondent
es foCT ne is She GSy esisp5af ioT Monday, p 1876
Eos S9I, 40 2gS z4 80 ~ @S, = sGo s ,ds Inv TIM
CcaTt Of Appeals this morning . 49, a., e,, , -,
oSs 1876 10 the 18th day of November next; that new
sGnasr be ton made Ali cases upon the present eaenar
m oter cases must noticed and the notice OF argu@ent
ed with clerk boiore the lst day Of N9yemhSr
q clerk respectfully calls the bST TO the
an potiees Of argument FLED since calendar
nsde Mareh 20 1870 60 Sr I9tns S eHf e15s S ie last
40 win be placed upon The pref rrel caienaaI n'
t Hndsr ule 90 Of this court naming the class to which
he cause belongs under at ue and beuy stating the L.
reel not accompany notice OF argument
b Notices in sppsals from STdeIS eael 70 Ge 2a a aD g
should for motion day judgments Sn9u De
ueeo igr aoo SG & ee the return IS no are
ander viii ease be placed or te
SeS Sa sSTg gp5 S & hR q s Of he eie of the Court
orer Of The court tie win not be lsced the ccn
ds. One day after viii be TOP laSe -,,,.
Wi he setig enforced URlcSs restored motion these
treated as Gsissod without COSTS ana VIII mol
T. TsS tie Of the Gauss and the name d the counsel are
always from the notice OF apFe 10 TINS court Cofei
should sec that they there CORRECTLY SET iorth
careful reading Of the above slmpe rules wii save
b6.h lawyers and to tho clerk + D. FERsN, Clerk
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by possibility the Confederate debt and always probably
the protection OF c0lored men, these millions OF
southern claims under bis administration, dasing upon
the Treasury with terrible force compared to which the
RAID OF Floyd Thompson and others at the threshold of
the rebellion puere and sgnlfcant To these
saults liable TO follow the elastic money doctrine of
the party, not actually 20 lead the way TO national
bankruptcy and reputation, Mr. Tden could nteEpose
no barrier: :" Do you ask whether the Republican
party with Its demoralizcd administrative record OF the
past few be trusted work reforms in the
public AerTicei You know that have been
Wiling TO apply fearless and searching
tiny into the conduct of some of my political
associates, and into the controlling influences OF
the party itself felt ono having q stake IN the
poetic memores and grand scheyements Of party
the abOrB OF its campaigns I'm the hardships of its
tests ana IN the gories of its trumphs therefore
al the more solcOus OF its reputation and jealous of its
nntarnished renowyl And at last sure while all
ed not JOIN in ahding and rcprOO nearly all now feel
taat IL was not too much too severe and gladly unite
III course 20 obterae the dark spots of the last few
years with heniguant and wise administration in the
Iutue. IL may moreover be said, a measure Of my
faith that during all thus spotted and period the
conscience OF che body OF the party time be-
came fatally nsenstve. And now, all conscious OF tts
former indifference and neglect it upon the work
OF reseung itself from the per5 which beset II and
seeking the safety prosperity aud honor Of the Republic
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
cpIAINAL NOTES,

Al Fssex Market Police Court YESTERDAY CnarieS 1s
scs shsrToA with selling lottery P0hcy SnPs - 6o p 10
49, ~ ~ "a Teonired 10 furnish 5000 ball. n NOah
- vas charged committing teSnS'Is SIs 1at % &
~, An tenement house AZ No. $40 St
tb - snd YVES held await tho resalt oi e injuries
hctea ,,s C..4
The United States Grand jury has lnatcS9 i SspV: %
III. ~ tbe rin 81 Mara fOF cruelty on the hish seas
Tti ss rcs ana John Volz Cor PeraIy m giyns % %slSw
sI poctor1 VViegLOrak BHTnaina f1nE
Yhr AfeIOn IA FraaE Macb and seR SAaRaol ,,
90 tronds. Ransom Warner Edgar X Gflhen AM Ah'S
AndTeas for oOdnteTfeiting -,
AZ the Yorkyile Police CoRrt YESTERDAY, - JoIh d6n
CoafS Of No $50 East FOrtiohst was RsiS , the
bajl answer two eonpi9ht NJ NJ az Fstsye OF SIG on
vsVifh EuknOSn ooinf4le nc
hest " oooTod butcher dung business st No sO2
f5rsf ave- Hfrsch robbed OF SfOO
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furniture.

FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, &c,
II cheap for cash liberal terms OF Fayments COW
PERTHWAI"s, 1855 and l57 Chatham-si; Three buildings
and IL large waTeroJms Chamber Suits SlS 70 S20O PaOT
Suits, $50 70 500; zap. Brussels, 81
MERCHANTS, FAMILIES DOWN PRICES.
Ul Blankets Of all kinds Carpets hattings OI-ol2its
CarTiageclOtis. Canvas BuTapa BuCkrdnlN Plosltiy
Goods &c. ANDREW LESTER a Co. No S7l BroadEay
~ G. SELLEW.
Il. DESKS,
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE
No. lO3 FuOust
FINE CYLINDER DESKS
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NOTICE TO C0NTRACT0RS.-IMP
IN kKkT AND CossfRucIioE or RIVERSIDE AvMuH.Pro-
oss n sealed envelopes win the once OF the
Department q Public PARKS 30 Unio1sIaars nnni az
WEDNESDAY, the 4th day of October, 1876 al the hour OIL
salfpast nine O'Clock an SIpOvement and cOnssFuc
ton m Riyersde Ayenna betweel Seventy scoondst and
Record, foE eale at Ro0m No 2 Citg Ran. ksS-YGEk
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Coruoration Notltes.

NOTICE TO C0NTRACTORS.-M MUSEUM OF
IN Art BUILDING CENTRAL PARK-Propoeas In eeales en-
veopes win be received at the once Of the Department o.
Public Parks 50 Union until WEDNESDAY the 4u
day October 1876 a the hour Of hall nine O'CLOCK a.
connection with the bunding Tor Museum o
Art particulars The City Record for sale at Room
No a city Hail. New York.
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Gcrsrs, CARRIAGES, farnrse, &c.
A FINE. very light LANDAU, $500; curtain
IA Coach rs aud seat Coupe RockawayS from ~ s.
mn oy Paartan $50 top and Rad Wagons so Sulky
$40; ox press Wagons also 80 new and Soondhai A.
riagrs suitable and NJ very low prices lIar
ness Ic WILLIAM IL. GRAY, Nos. 20 aid ~ Woosterst
NOR -SALE.-A pair of carriage HORSES
suitable Tor a private isIriy souud. EIi aud stylish
dTiyers viii bc sold saoalf thcIr value Inquire for
John KING, at Farleys Stable, lilo West o5de "heto
be
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC =
sun rises 6:55 Sun b:46 Moon 264
HIcH WATRR pAH-A.h
Sandy Hook 615 GOys Island 6:54 Hell O. Ferry. 743
HIGH wkTER THIS DAY-F n
Sandy HOOK. N39 Cows Isla1G 6l5 Holt @. Ferry. S04
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Eegai Notices.


COURT OF COMMON. PLEAS;"City and md
sURHsCE COMPANY against chARLIs S l. & CoRSism. 5 ISL
mons for Tacf To each q deiendan named You
tTS s hslsSg sdSg Of W copy : herewith and
20 coy x & yo S S 81 1hS @
Guy within days after the service exclusive @ s q
Complaint within the plaintiff y ,hs action
T apply q S SSa iay fS % @ III" 'O
50 LAWNS Henry a. B6dERT. Plaintiffs Attorney
IN pursuance of an order of Delano G. Calvin,
nsns a%' ~ tSs & sAT " Ms1sd s La" n Sc
Island OF Cuba decreased present the same with vouchers
e s S his @ g & Ssy 80 q SSSsmSsr m
Dated New York. the 27th day OF APr ISso ERA1Ios
coUpEgT BaoTfEEs. ProctOrL 0s and 10 wiiamst. N Y
ap2s 1aw6ms.
IN PURSUANCE of al order of D. c. Calvin,
y e M s saRE q &c SiaS CITY y sSas
% a pTeseS{ ersSi ne % ssis;r9e, g b 8
ee % q H. u9ssfns y a % ass y ~ hs S *
sSSS Sefofs ne 2Ste oesSsi 4 sS 1oT5 ,szo
O"'"'' ''" HEHS1S datE h ~ ROY Executors
r. S. EsDEr. Proctor, % WaLst
PURSUANCE of an order of d. c. CAL
VIM esq. Surrogate Of the County Of New orE NO;
TcH heSfbS m ssc + ~ @ q s Owe Of
deceased present the with yogeheTs Thereof 60 ne
sgSIef S oS - IA - S 6G %os 70 ana 81
Nsw YS C3 inc @ SSS asT @ q 30 aSK SK q 9S
BLATCHRoED. Executor BURR ~ mGkIs@ ol.b, Executor.
NOTICE.-In the District Court OF the United
IN states the Northern District Oi Assssippl-JoiN
NEWELL J. B. ALEXANDER. and the ILLINOIS CEN
TRAIL r. COMPANY et al va MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL
r. r. COMPANY, EEw.oRLEAEs, JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN II. r. COMPANY ct d.-In Equity
In uuYsance order made by said Court IN sad
cn The pderngned as Clerk Special Master Of said
Coart will "a d and attn days Of October nexL In e
once q s CLERK OF Circuit Court of the United States IN
th Ity Of NewYor proceed TO take proof OF the amount
os the eonpinnans or defendants other persons who
ho any Of the bonds or coupons described IN the deeds
az trust aled with the bill br and who may desire
70 claim under the said aud wether The same
be due upon bonds coupons interest upon coupons or other
wise under said deeds OF Hust--seP' H. 1870
GEORGE n. HILL
Clerk and Special Master.
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HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

HEw-YoRK. Friday, Sept. 29 1876.
Below may be found the result of to-day's
sale at Arch JOhnstons establishment, Thirteenthst,
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Eedcbers.

A TEACHER of experience wishes to obtain
~ the PriuclDalship Of a sman ademy viii engage upon
salary hire purchase. Address p. o. Box ia BouEd
j.
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A n experienced classical and mathematical
n TEACHER desires private pupils prepares fer college;
highest CITY reference Address TEACHER Box l2, Tribune
Up tOWr Oince, !, ,23S Broadway.
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fam Schools.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
" The nineteenth annual term Of this institution viii
menco No. Great Jonesst. New York, WEDNESDAY
Oct viii continue until NJ az n, 1871 Catalogues
tanning fan information be obtained by peraOne apphca
on at No Great Jonest, by letter adf fossed at the
4 THE CITY OF NEW.YORK. The eighteenth annusi
session begins Oct g. 1919 For circulars last cHamina
tOi paper, &C., apply 20 W. r. MARTIN, Secretary OF
Council lil broadway, d. r. JAQUES. secreaiyOi FSc
nifv IaniIlar a-at
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5ustrnnioH.
For Young Ladies-Country.

YOUNG LADIES' and BOYS SCHOOL, Moro"
tol ConuA corps teachersj g. 30 per
year; best references given NJ j. DANIs, erlncapaL
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AWRENCE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
HARNARn IlNIXERSITY-

This school provides four years course 10 ENGIHEFR
mo, leading to tho degree of CIVIL ENGINBER or MIN
ING ENGINEER; and four years courses Ia CHEMISTRY
in NATU RAJ HISTORY, and IN MATHEMATICS, PHYS.
ASTRONOMY each Of which leads 10 the degree OF
LARGO portion Of tho instruction is the at
veI UnGergra uates In tho College. The CRyersityis
amply pgovidod with LaOarafofes Apparatus and Collections
Students Of e Sc enIhc School can occupy rooms Ia College
Buildings aud Doard Memorial Hall. EXamn aons for adj
viii be held September % and 49, beginning az a. E
'' JAMES W. HARRIS, Secretary.
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''rINIlE HILLn SCHOOL, POttStOwn, MontgOm-
cry Co., Penn-26th annual begins Sept. Thor
ong training college and profession beautiful and health
full home conned with unsurpassed vantages for leading
Preparatory school IN the state JOHN MEtast Pm. d.,
Principal Rsfercnces-PIpsident Porter President
hcCosh Princeton; President Catsl and Faculty Lafay
ette College others
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30

VOUNG MEN privately Fitted for College.
Il Conditioned students tutOned.
r. HOFFMAN,, stockbrldge Mass
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30

VACANCIES for two or three little girls be-
tween The agra of anL ~ In small class In 5lstst,
6tIayc. Thorough instruction given M English and
Frcnoh. School from to u. Glass VIII be resune
Sept 81 Address Miss NJ. :. b. Tribune Uptown ONCE
/ Hryal lEaV
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patween Uulyersity.plaee aud Eitth,ave.:
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Sssaters with yesas Wives.
frr,- IN. c,,vslasd Piaindsaiss.l

There arc nov four Ssnators having
cirIish wives, and all Of them are West
srn men. Senator Allison Of Iowa must
be twice a. old - pretty Mrs. Allison;
and II Oglesby's white head tells the
truth. there is still greater differences
between his svest wife and himsslf. How
eagerly we shall call upon Mrs- Chris
tisncy when the Senatorial Thursday
comss! Thea there 10 Ssnator yonss OF
Nevada With bis young wife and the
baby.
The uansion on Capitol Hill ID an
ished, furnished and inhabited ct last
Outside Il looks like some old castle
standing. gray. grim and dshant; but
once pssssd that outer door. you dnd
warmth. briehtnsss and beauty. The
great haIl Il In itself . reception'room.
from which superb staircase climbs BY
sections to the upper storiss- The
novel. post IL OF granite like the outside
valls, only its isess are polished like
mirrors, bringing out beauty Of texture
and color one would mot suspect In the
cold stone. On the left yvu enter the
great drawing. room. whore carpets OF
marvellous soitness all al the center Of
the foor, meeting the raised bordsr OF
inlaid woods which run round all the
lower rooms. The ceiling u too beaut-
ful for any verbal description. Mr..
Hall, Who decorated the whole house.
has patented . proesss BY which he
produces efscts as rarely delicate as
spy Jsek Frost ever traced on window
panss. He chooses some bit of s1.
auisits lace with its fairy pictures;
tacking 10 to tho wall. he stencils
through the meshss the outline OF the
pattern. and aissrward hlls IN a. his
leisure. There 10 . great deal OF in
psnious work throughout the house, be-
sidss earlAnds Of rosss and buds, quaint
borders In black and scarlet and gold.
and In the dining-room at either end
stags' heads 70 lifs.liks that the great
soft syes seem 10 give living glancss: on
one aide . cluster Of birds with trailing
wings. the painted pinions almost nut
ter; and on the other . heap Of trout.
plump and snticing.
The library shows The dsantisst shsdes
OF brown. with tihts Of glowing scarlet
and shining gold; the billiard-room
ceiling shows cues resting across its cor.
nsrs. Nearly all the rooms are nnished
In walnut and nsh. the vainscoting
reaching TO the windows; but the parlor
and the chamber over Il are painted tho
pursst vhits, the pansls OF ths vain
scoting outlined In gold. Great bath
rooms open from every chamber; there
arc closets In abundance; steam make.
summer all over the house; curtains Of
rose, or blue. or crimson Alter the light
till III glare b gons. and one chamber
hung with crstonnss Of blue and gray 70
enchanting. The drspsd toilette table
makes tsnt; the canopy OF the great
bed suggests the svsstsst shelter; edg-
ings Of hns antique lace are on the cur.
tains and the foot sinks In carpet soft
a. wood mossss. :.
Nothing in all the great house pleased
me 20 much a. The dainty erib for the
Senator's baby.
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NIsCILLANEOUs.

w in siosi Pnyiisss.. : - and ss. ~ prp.i.d fS 70
negotiate Pat, %" Calls " and '' DouLie Priv.
ileess 81 ths CLOSEST market rstrs This
mode of operating has been In vogue in Nan
Ys..sis.o sbou, one yss!, and has pro..d af
$40 controls 10 10 no shares of ssy sock for
10 to % days-" Calls oftcn pay.ng pro6t of
500 70 sa.boo on investnsnis OF eieo 10 eiee.
cs.Srshsasivs cirsuiar, szpiaisiss
Rriviieses asd ths bsss .ets % eyer.
ssiss. nailed free % AR stdrsss.
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Dr.. La Mars Seminal Pills

Ap prepared szyrsssiy ios thls eisss Of eoe.
PLAINS, ana Ne rscomnesd them - spssty
sAd elective ysmsdy. Their general tenis
eject 90 the vhels system u sxtsnsly beue-
heisi. zoe cannot tsks thsn withosi bsirg
ovsf.vorfsd nan. the prsmatursly old. the
married md sipgis men and women. alike. will
had n this remsdya HIr' l'fra ai
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nxposrrs sscoIN on BULLION received.
j sither on op.n account OF 10 issus Ckh,
TIRlCArRs therefor, payable tat the option ot
M holdsr) In Gold Hin or San Franctsco; %
naxs collections, purchase Bullion At the moes
nsorabls rates, or advAnos coin ,hercon when
foruaried TO the Parent Bank In San Francisco;
sslb Bills Of Kxehangs, and transaets General
Ban king businesa.
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MASONIC
SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK,

Nyo. Q POST STREET. MASONIC TEN.
IN pie, sAn Francisco. California. Moneys
rreelved on Term and Ordinary DE.
made on approved security. Certineatss OF
Dsposit issasd payable In New York, Phlla.
drlphla. Bostoa. and the principal elties OF the
Atlantic Staios and CGnada; also, London,
Paris, Ilambarg. and the principal cities OF ku'
rope.
wM. n. CULVER. President.
7 ! pRANCis SMITH, Vice President.
n. r. 0RAvss, Secretary.
LDosrpAs =. PaArr. Attorney. jni-iy
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SAM'L MCKEE & CO.,

Brsksrs sad Dealsrs In rtsek Privi.
ieses, 5Je Msstsssery street, San
YSuseises, Califsrnta. nl en-
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b. DIR. Ia MARS =.
SEMINAL PILLS
THE Glory Of MAI IS MS srRrusrul

Il 10 wsilhnovn fat that thousands safss
frsm tie Abose-LAined complains. The very
nature Of sarh troabi.s berts . timidity thai
oftsu prevents the su1srer frUm eoasalting
from menth 10 iDosth unrslisvrd. until tks
lsek.laslsr ere. pailid cheek and general mental
and physicsl prSstntioa hnds him brvksn down
In ksallh. without snerau and Without hops.
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Or. w. ~. sETTERMAh
Las, aEruRNEp ToayIaonIA ClIi.
Ill and taksa kis old once over Y. y. clask5
sfoss. 40, iW soath @ street, where he val
Rive ssssiai sttentioa V Acsis ed Chro,e
6is.ss.sI aise, ysssssai pas'ss'ss s,pss'sS
0sst and typhnis. nnli nt.n
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STOCK RID RID
By the w.eh or month In the BEST MANNER.
Everything In and about the tstabiishmsnt
NEW, CLEAN and COMFORTABLE, and AZ.
.sg .sgsa n The bet style CALL AND 2. IN y,
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J.. A. BAKER q CO.,
STOCK BROKERS,
And Dealers 10 stock Privileges.
$50 PINE srRGaT. pr,
a SAN vRANcIsco,
'' oppsssss New s,sek Rzshasss.
I'D .l-.lI - m llm0u LlL
STOCK PRIVILEGES!
b, .rugnr -l l. efi 81
"PvTs" AND" "cALLs."


0Toox PRivrLxoIs-PUrs AND CALLS
-ars contrsets sold By opsra,ors fos pre-.
MUM. and sisnsd Il distanes fron the mar.
kss psiss, sivtsg the holder Of ths Psivil~ss the
fiGht 20 eloas tls contract e any time within
the time named 10 the privflegs.
Specializing IN slocks ~ means Of Puts snA
Calls has besn IN prseties for years q The Stock
Bxckznecs OF London, vienua. Berlin. snd the
Paris bourss, and In New York u 10 the most
popular vsy Of Operating In stoeks such oper..
lois ss Daniel brew. Russel bags. Jay Gould.
=. 8. chspln, G. u. Osborne. and oshen. deal.
10 he stoei public Of the Pseine coss, this
system VAS populariEcd by us. although the
buying and sailing Of Rrivilegsa has been N
prsctlcs among brokers for years psst- such
operlfon and capitalists - Jis. y. Keens, yas.
II. Latham . Co., 0resncbaum. lleibing d Co..
o. D. Boswell 1 Co., J. heksnty, sad others,
ssii Privileges on this msrhst. We have Jet 70
hssr OF the nrss complaint In the settlement Of
our Privileges. All our eoutrsets have been
honorsd Il tAs time notice vas given fsr settis'
ment.
ms baslness has assumed sueh proportions
that We q. compelled 10 inersss oar ofase Sc
commodations.
EIpiasaioy PsspAists ssus free TO any I'd.
dfess.
SAM'L MCKEE & CO.,
Brsksrs s.d Deaiers In risek Privi.
isses, 3Je Mssssssery street, San
Yssselses, CslIfssnts. an
The New York herald., 1876-02-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman Lucius @ C Lamar, Of Mississippi.
arrived the New York Hotel Yesterday from WASH
ington. Senator william H. Robertson, OF Westches.
ter county is staying at the Windsor Hotel Captain
Hamilton Perry of the steamship Baltic is quartered
at the St Denis Hotel General William II. French,
United States Army, is registered at the ST James
Hotel Ex-congressman Clinton l. Merriam, OF Locust
Grove, N. r., and Postmaster John r. 5myth, Of
Albany, are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Captain Sam
uel Brooks, OF the steamship City Of Richmond is
stopping at the ST Nicholas Hotel Colonel Richard
B. Irwin, OF San Francisco, sojourning at the Wind
sor Hotel Ex-senator J. W. Patterson, Of New Hamp-
shire has arrived at the Clarendon Hotel Rev DR..
Elias L. Magoon OF Philadelphs is residing at the st.
Denis Hotel Colonel Nicholas Smith, OF Chappaqua,
is among late arrivals at the Finh Avenue Hotel
Naval Constructor Frank l. Fernad, United States
Navy Is at the Union Square Hotel
The New York herald., 1876-02-22
WAsHINGToN's BIRTHDAY.

a NATIONAL HOLIDAY PROCLAIMED BIZ THE
fhEsIDENr-THE BROAD BRIMs OF THE CEN
TEHSIAL CITY IN FEVER OF PATRIOTISM
CELEBRATION OF THE EVENT IN THE CITY.
WAsHrSGroS, FEB. 21, 1870
Tne PRESIDENT to-day Issued the following Executive
ORDER
whereas the following concurrent resolution has
been adopted by the Congress Of the United States
Be II resolved That TOR the promotion of the national
feeling throughout the Union the occasion OF the
centennial year Of independence, and believing
this TO be the proper time for tho expression Of our
appreciation Of the great services to the peo
pie and the OF liberty by the Father Of our Coun
try, George Washington, the 22d day OF the present
month shall be treated and deemed national holiday
throughout the United States in the busi
ness, and far consistent with the public welfare
In all Of the departments OF the governments employ
ment shall be suspended that day. and whereas the
spirit and sentiment expressed in said resolution meets
with my warmest approval
Now, therefore, in pursuance of that purpose and in
harmony with the general sentiment of the nation,
ulysses s. Grant, President OF the United States OF
America, hereby direct that all business in the Execu
tive Department OF the government shall be suspended
on the I'D OF February 1876 and that said depart
ments shall be closed on that day.
BY the President U. g. GRANT
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary OF State