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How. TO BREATHE PRoPERLY.-The
mouth has its own functions to perform in
connection with eating, drinking, and
speaking and the nostrils have theirs,
viz, smelling and breathing. If any one
breathes through the natural channel, the
nostrlls, the air passing over the mucous
membrane lining the various chambers of
tne nose becomes warmed to the Temporal
ture of the body before reaching the lnnqs :.
Suelt he takes in air between the lips and
Chrougn the mouth the cold air comes in
contact with the delicate lining membrane
OF tne throat and lungs, and gives rise to
local chill, frequently. ending in inflam-
nation. Man is the only animal which has
699ired the Pernicious and often fatal
nono S OF breathing through the mouth. 1t
S'n,FHences in childhood, and becomes
nn med in adult life, often engendering
Of ns4 nm tiOn, chronic bronchitis. relaxed
nv Sn,oS1, or some other disease of the
IN St 9c throat, which is set down, usually,
Blk inherent cause altogether.
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a Nan of g Thousand.

A Constructive CURED When death was
hourly expected from CONSUMPTION all remedies
D.: lanes cued his only child with a preparation Of
CGlaeS !ndeG He now gives this recipe free re-
cept ot Two stamps to pay expenses There in not
single symptom of Consumption that It does not dis
slpate-NRht Sweats, Irritation Of the Nerves Ddi.
oaiS Representation, Sharp Pans in tho Lungs Nausea
at the stomach, inacton of the Bowels and Wasting
street Philadelpha. PA, giving nane of ths.paper
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE SISTERS OF THE GOOD SHEPBERD
have constantly on hand READY-MADE CLOTHING
FOR SALE. Plain and Em broidered Under.Linen for
ladies' Fine and Coarse Shirts Plain ones and Over
alls for LaborinE Men and Mechanics. All substan-
TALLY made and at low prices. no7 75Iy
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KARRTFn.

-MARTIN-on saturI LAY, January
1S, 1876, at Sugar Bend Rapides Parish, La a. the
residence of the brides mother, Miss L. Fanny Martin
OF kapideS Parish and Dr. c. P Whitehead, of Carroll
Parish, La
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Opening February fifth, 1876.
The following 10 the Programme:
ST. MICRAELs SCHOOL AND SANCTUARY
TABLE-Miss j. II. Warner.
COTTON PLANT TABLE...-..-..........Mr Mrs Cass
ST. h1CHAELS TABLE. Mrs. Dillon
Assisted by Mrs. NJ Lally and Miss L. Christie.
ST. ALPHoNSUS' TABLE............Mrs. T. Walsh.
ST. PATRICK'S Mrs VIM Green.
81. JoSEPH'S TABLE,. $685.. Misc Kate Murphy.
Assisted by Misses A Ennis, M. ]. Colsan and
NJ Broderick.
WASHINGTON ARTILLERY TABLE Miss NJ.
Farrell.
Chief among the many Contests arc the following:
A BEAUTIFUL SILK FLAG-Bstween Fire Com.
pauies Trad Ferry No. Is. Lafayette Hook and
ladder No. l. and Volunteer No. /. AT the School
and Sanctuary Table.
SPLENDID WATCH AND CHAIN Between
Messrs John Sporl and janice Burden. at same
tab'e.
A SPLENDID GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN-Be.
tween Messrs. Walter I'd. Hspp and WIN. Hughes
At the Cotton Plant Table
A GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN-Between Msssrs
John Danahay. Oh. Geiser and VIM. Delaney. At
the st. Michaels Table.
A SPLENDID SADDLE AND BRIDLE-Between
Denis Donegan, Jr, and Joseph Casey. At the
Washington Artillery Table.
Besides these there will number Of other Contests
and Rallies jA3O tt
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SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
OFFICE CREscaHr CRY RAILROAD ConrAnY ,
No 103 Canal street.

OFFICE CRRscaSr CRY RAILROAD COMPANY,
No. los Canal street.
New Orleans january IL, 1876.
The stockholdars OF this Company having voted to
extend their road to Carrellton equipuent
and to mako loan OF ei00.oC0 for the purpose the
directors, in pursuance Of same now offer 10 the
public bonds of the company secured upon its entire
lines and rea estate connected herewith upon which
there are no enoumbrances, and which cost
e75O,OoO.
The bonds will be issued In sums $780, $500 and
s0o each to suit every class of investors
will be at the rate of eight per payable
semi ualy in New York this city. the option
OF the subscriber AT the tmo issue. bonds will
be coupon. and will be registered made payable
bearer a. desired Ten per cent will be payable
time of subscription, fifteen tho fret February
twenty-five on the frst of March twenty.f 20 on the
first of April and twenty five the Of May NEXT
when ths bonds will DO issued and dated.
Interest on the payments from time subscription
to May LIST will be paid delivery of the bonds the
rate of eight per cent per
JOHN Il. JUDEN,
la30 2ibp Secretary.
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For CoUGHs AND THROAT DISORDERS. use
broNns bronchial froches" having proved their eff
;lency ny a test of many years.
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Best white cotton at 10 cents per yard at
Levy BrOS., SEQ Magazine street
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Ut. PATRICK's FAIR.
Opening Friday, January rs, 1876,
ST. RATRIOk'S HALL.

| The Tables far arranged arc Is follows, ant
will be under the auspices the ladies herein named
| CENTENNIAL-Mrs Dr. Folwoll, Mrs Thad. Wa
| terman and Mrs. Row. Gutheim.
| SOUTHERN sTAR-Mrs. wiendahl, Mrs. Charles
| Macready, Mrs. o. K. Dunning, Miss Jsrbot Mrs.
Kerchof. Mrs. DR.. Briokell Mira. T. L. Bayne Mrs.
j. Ad. Rozer, Mrs. Henry Preston Mrs. Amazon LIE.
deux, Mrs. N. Soule and Mrs. Clark.
CRESCENT-Mrs. Thomas Gilmore Mrs. p y. Her
wig, Mrs. John Henderson, Mrs. Sprngbett, Mrs.. DR.
Bsrtheot and Miss Henderson.
HIBERNIA BRANCH No. Mira Conway Mira
Tillbury, Miss Mollie Grayer, Mrs Mcdonald.
IRISH AMERICAN-Mrs E. Mcmahon, Mrs j. O.
Mcclellan, Miss a Alexander, Miss Is. J. Byrnes
ST. THERESAs.-Mrs j. Domingo Mrs. Finnegsn
Miss Gibney and Mrs. VIM Hogan.
ST. PATRICKs-Mrs. W. t Houston.
ST. ALPHoNSUs-Mrs Fitzgerald
CONTESTS:
SPAN OF HORSES AND BUGGY-Contest between
Hon. j. NJ. C. Parker and p. J. Kennedy, Eco The
voting will be under charge tho ladies of the Cres
cent Table
SPAN OF HORSES AND BCGGY-Contest between
Colonies WsgRAmAn and Pagan and MI John Fairfax
Tho voting will be under charge of the ladies of the
Centennial and st Alphonsus Tables.
GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN-Contest betweep
Misses Mertz and Redmond. Also & very choice silver
cup. between Misses Fleming Gleason and Brotez
Besides these there will be number OF interesting
contests and ral ss for gold watches gold CHAINS
necklaces gold and cora! acts silver cup etc. ETC.
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JACOB OFT, ,
2S9 Magazine Street, Corner of CslACpe,
Stores Counting Houses and Dwellings Fitted Up
with Dispatch: JObbinR promptly attended to.
CIsterns made and repaired.
All ORDERS for work left a the Office 800 Magazine
street, or sent through the Postnios, promptly at
tehded TO- deg 10 lY5p
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ST. PATRICK's HALL FOR RENT.
FOB Balls, CONCERTS And FAIRS.

st. Patrick's Hall, the LARGEST AND FINEST
HALL IN THE CITY, will bo rented, By tho nigh
or longer on reasonable terms, for COECERrs.
BALLS, LECTURES, FAIRS and ExHi cEs.
For CHARITABLE EHTEREAu1Ez1IEs. esshOus
distinction Of creed the Hall win b fuis as HALF
PRICE.
Apply ct -..-.-- ~
ST. PATRIoKs HALL SAVINGS 1AE
Ro2a TSd He. SC -,
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fe14 IS Nv
FAIR

LADIES FAIR
ST. MO AEL'S NEW NALL.
OPPOSITE ADJUDICATION SQUARE,
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ST. ALPHoNsUs TOTAL ABSTINENCE Asso-
SiatOn-The regular monthly meeting of this AssOoa-
ton will be held THIS Sunday EVENING at 4
O'Clock in St. Alphonsus Hail. St. Andrew street be
tween Magazine and Constance Streets A full and
punctusl attendance is desired.
fe6It J. H. HRsLIN, Secretary.
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST CATHOLIC TOTAL
ABSTINENCE ASSOCIATION. - The officers aud
members of the above Association are hereby notified
to attend the regular monthly meeting THIS DAY,
Sunday, February 9Th Mt NJ in St Johns School.
house Gentlemen DESTROYS of becoming members are
invited to attend.
BY order: N. D. GARDNER. President
THos. W. CURLEY. SECRETARY fesIt
ST. ALoYSIUS TOTAL ABSTINENCE CADET
ACKNOWLEDGMENT regular monthly meeting Of this
Association viii DO held in the Star Hal Il6 Poydras
street, corner Of Camp THIS AFTERNOON, Sunday
Feb. 6, $780, at o'clock. Every member il expected
~ be present.
Boys Wishing 70 join are invited to attend.
WIN. j. DIVINE First Vice President
@. +. FRENCH, Secretary. GeeIt
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PRICES REDUCED
IHALL
Heavy Cashmere Business Suits
AND
OVEROoATS.
GILL md SEE THE BARGAINS
Also have
BLACK CLOTH DRESS SUITS, sa2 to e4o.
Ard other New Goods
BOYS SUITS VERY LOW,
to close them out, ct
PIERSoN q HEWS,
fec 1t 10 and Is Camp street.
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TNHOS. MARKEY,
UNDERTAKEN,
10, ~ and A. Claiborne Street. :. 40, ~ and
Opposite the Market.
Patent Metallic Burial Cases Mahogany, Black Walnut
and Plain Collins always n hand
FUNERALS attended to by the Proprietor In person,
who hopes, by strict attention to business obtain
share of public patronage
CARRIAGES FOR HIRE. tha3 70 Iy5p
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BENEFIT OF THE NBW SCHOOLHOUSE,
Opening February fifth, 1876.
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COTTOE MARKETS.


GALVESTON, March 2S-Cotton firm Mcdtng. 13he; Low
Middng, 12i4c; Good Ordinary, 07c net recepts $50
bales gross S6S bales the Continent 136 bales
the Channel LOCO bales cosstwise 1857 baes sAes
WILMINGTON. March 2S-Cotton unchanged; MfddlinG.
127c; Low Mfddng 12c; Good Ordinary lO9c; net TO
ceipts, 1873 bales sales l22 bales stock ~ b.ies
Middng 2c Good Ordinary 10'c net recepts $50 oaies
gross S2 bales exports coastwise Slo baes saes Zo]
bales stock. q, $50 bales. - ,.,.
13iac.; Ndding. l2tc Good Ordinary he net 70
ceipts bales; sales 800 bales stock, 81 $50 bales
Phi ADELPHIA March 2S-Cotton quiet Middlnk 1870;
Low Mdding. l2e Good Ordinary, IL &C. net receipts
AUGUSTA March 2s-Cotton quiet; Middlng l2o Low
Middllng l2c Good Ordinary, loci receipts l3I bales
sales 22l bales
receipts LOIS bales exports 10 Great Britain g9p bales
bales sales 400 baes stock 1888 bales
MEMPHIS, March 2S-Cotton quiet Middlng l3c. re,
ceipts $40 bales shipments 1873 bales; sales looo
CscissAn March 2S-Cotton quiet Aiddling l3c; Low
Midding l24c Good Ordinary lO@c receipts Sez Oaies
Shipments 424 bales sales bales stock 10 400 bales
81 LOUIS March 2S-Coon easier but qnoaby lowers
Middlng 127c Low Middlng ii ac Good Ordinary iOHc
receipts s7 bales shipments 776 bales sales zoo paies
stock II $40 bales.
MOBILE March 2s.-Cortou easier; Middling. 13c; low
Middling 12c; Good Ordinary 1c net receipts 95 bales
gross 70i bales exports the Continent bi2 bales coast
wise. 80 bales, sales, 500 bales stock ~ 6CG bales
NEwORIEASs, March 2S.-C0on quiet; Middilng, l3tc.
Middline. l2l4c Good Ordinary, lie; net receipts
4Si baies gross, al bales EXPORTS to Great Brlian
2OO6 bales TO France 1868 bales saes 1000 bales soc
26O,399 bales.
Bcsros, March 2s.-Cotton Arm Middlng 1Stc.; Low
Middlng 12'sc. Good Ordinary He net receipts, ~
bales gross bales sales l05S bales stock 22Ob bales
BALTIMORE. March 2s.-Cotton quiet aud nomiIai Mil
receipts SO bales exports coastwse rs bales sales Il6
bales; stock, 1854 bales.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, March 2s-l2:30 p m.-Coton is quiet MID
iue plsnt 6s,sd. MidGlng Orleans 3d. sales 1000
including 1000 for speculation and export receipts
ECO bales which $500 bales We're American Futuies
sellers offering sgd dccuc salcs Of Middlng Upauds
LOW Midding clause, shipped February per sail AT
6osl; March delivery al 6l-d 40. do May ana June
delivery az est saies OF MIdlng orleans 10" MduIhS
clause shipped February (per sab At $40.
LIVERPOOL, March Isl COttOl fntuTes nat and led
cheaper on the day OF hddng Ulanis, Low MjGng
clause March and pfil delivery I'd; do. do, april and hay
delivery, at s; sales OF Mdding Orleans Low Adding
clause shipped February (peT sai iIsd co. do shipped
February and March yeT sll NJ esd The receipts OF
Wheat fer past three days have been $4,000 quarters C
which 80, zoo quarters were American.
LIVERPOOL. March 2S23O p. in-Iart dull at G33 for
Prime Western. Corn dun al 70 % FOR Mixed.
LIVERPOOL March 2S nf the saes OF Cotton to day.
O. American. oalo OF Mtdling UTands, Low
AiGding clause. shipped February per SAT-, at 6i'3zd
LIVERPOOL 2S-5 y. rn-Saes Of Kidding Uplands
CGeton, Hdding clause June and July delivery AT
glSsl. Land. IS q cwt
Fabrics Manchester quiet aud unchanged Cotton
Futures dull sales Of Middling UQlancs Low Mddhng
clause June ana July delivery, at 6i Kehned Petroleum.
IIygEro0i March 2S-Eveniug.-Co Common Rosn, 4 9a5L
I0NUON. March 23-l230 p. n-COnsOis 333Is for both
rn,uoy Railway preferred, 20
LONDON March $3.50 D. mSpintS OF Iutpentlne steady
IOSov March 2S3 mThe rate OF discount in the open
months bills is 2sad3 = which is =
p q cent below the Bank Of England rate.
LONDON, March $3.50 .. n.-lbe amount Of bullion gone
into England on balance today is &f3,OOi.
IOSUCS, March $3.50 D. HI--tued states bonds, Ten
Fores, 1862. Ere Railway sEares, IVA PARIS adWces
quote ltentos at G6f J0c. ..
IOSDOS. March 25Evening.-SperIn Oh. 43Jd&J6 tton.
Common ROsin 401jE
PARIS March 25.-E1change on london, 25L 26l2c for
short sight
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,,~,Oc, Ground oosesl sars,s Island ESQ bush
- Martin SOC and CsSscST ss quiet At 81 s7sasl 90 gold
STered quiet nominal at &C. and prces show
NO changes saota'Sss are; Saa 81 IS cloySs
eg@as iS'ss s NE s cSss-Chna nea 2SC satays
soSsse Calcgtta ~, go tas2e Il, g A'""
fgsEXsHR quiet at 16A@iS@e Tor frimo
Hnd Sg was steady and Fair business vas oo Sj
sails of ZOO hhs and $50 bags Cent1insai ~ vs. in good
th6s Caba Suscoyado at o INV are Cubs
demand firm. General q1olaiea9s to "a Fair Refining
flo Gcoi i:eenins Is 40 40 Ce1trifuga hhds and
Fair 70 Choice GTScsry SJsss hhGs boTs esg
79c Meiado q6o; HayauS boxes - - "a zssze Nos
rs NOs s 10 20 ~ ] SSs Is to 20 ieSo white os
i0c; Porto 1icOBeines Srni R2a, ~ blEs D. S. Nos
10 IL f679c Java D. s. Sos l1t Nsv rsans Redning
sr5sS sis7 % Grocery graaes 7GSse loisg
gshed p l9 gSe 3 @ o WIT "a STANDARD Cen
trsea csc DO on d,,, A;" yeow W sss 1sc A1
TsLLoN-Market scarcely so hrmi s'los' l4O'''0 INV
has fair 9e%snd f for Ks nsq sy
At steady gsG s siS and about Steady 500 cases in
Gliding England erog Of ii. y aS "a kinds At
So a, S also 500 bales Havana at ssc stl IS .,o
do A. q 1 s5 sod south sea nominal
.to3k gGSGS a p 1e 49, Sellers fSr 81 u gallon
NO6Isncs the report Of day or 50 ago 9DshS mr. o.
interes or m d1 p4 nre,iao. HE demands from all
sources continued very 'ina % o warrant man
,srt,,s in taking held the contrary u b ~,
ies Of eli descriptions oi wool cannot be consdeI b
srey tier on ghtness they are sufficient lo"eNoI WIZ
,he near apnroach tbe spring clips 10 caus5 %
Few uneasy and anxious thoughts ey Hou no' 800 cssI
.yrapt reasonable concession provided II N.s a sU 49,
ner that presented hmsef-but for long TINE ileh u!g
onyear io lave no particular liking. Foreign "oOS aio s'
duil AID nominal. We append qno!alos; ~ o,d Y
"a FfEECr-NNN llcklOck
AsasSp Tos ] ana 2, 43a5Oc. Conbng 6OG62c.i IuO'
"sshgi, .snrDspring CHIP, 19e2Sc. Fall CLIP j!
H11c. - -. mari. srce, QS7lGc.
No 9OR37c; No. g l20lSc. Lambs. 35G45c western
sOdiac southern 2oH35c; California, - dfVc ,,..,
Cuygs WEsIERS, SOUTHERN SfAEs-u hWAsie1 Ct3tl
Inc average quality 50ojjci do. Combing average qo"!
T7xAs- Unwashed Superior 25d2Sc Average, lSaZ4c'
OrTinarv. l5624c; Coarse, lS92lo 800, ,--..,..,
NV MEXICAN AND COLORADO-Washed 70 ~oooi OhN"S"cN
22d2Gc Black lI023c. .,,.., o-eo,o.
gNrjap Unwashed 17o22o; Washed, &6o%Oc.; DoAsEol
Wsshcf 2od35c; Unwashed, l6Gl7e. al gOd Cape IN
washed 81 U3Sc, currency.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
ils ~ SdsV ls'i month $4,000
WaIyb i5iI Years 10 i'io". s75
hi IT. d GiDgrt T. ~ '.' $500
" s Si151.S 5 a Wa% .,r 1900
nnt fr sis s Wa mtS . yaars $500
og 5 s Of 5 "a 'nSliS .y 400
SGl s4b % 20 Of I1fo iiej' 5000
III ave-. i' o. s2d@ 4OOc
h HSi6st C'ei months IA 'uuu. .a.'-ii 600
foTc,ai1 J. Y SAVAGE Deputy Register,
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Gitn Reg! estate for 5a!e.

COOKING RANGES that heat tho rooms
~ above GOTHIC TOPS that smoky chimneys, var
Tanted. HULL, GiIPPEN co. 1hirdaye, above twenty
thiri.s,. send for circulars.
EOR SALE-Two DOUBLE TENEMENT
HOUSES in seventh Ward near Catharine ffrry i9yy
Of 10 cent on $4,000 now f VIII DC SOFA
. bargain For particular inquire % .
HATCH, ARMSTRONG K BRIGGS, BIO broadway
TWO tirst-class three-stOry A No. l HOUSES
and lots near NJ Morris Park plaasantest location IN
Harlem may BOUGHT at bargain large part Day re-
uail Brokers, attention. Address D., West l2ith-st.
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REAL ESTATE.
srwyonx. Tuesday. March %. 1915.

NEw-YoRK Tuesday March %, 1875.
The Exchange SalesrOom was largely attended
to-day Full details of the auction business transacted
will be found appended
Bessrs Adrian III. Muller & Son viii sell this day at
the Exchange Saesroom order Of the Supreme Court
ten lots on boulevard being the only front west side
between Observation-Disclosures and One-hundredand-
forty iIststs together with the mansion stable, and
other Oubuildngs. Also the business property known
as NOS 10 81 and SO West Houston-s located on the
southeast corner Of South Fifth-ave and West Aous
ton-st.
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE
ByA. II. Muller & Son.
Sstory brick tenement with lot Of West seth ooo
375 ftw OF lot 25xo99 Francis
BE H. Ludtoe & CO. ,oo
frame house with lot No 224 East S0th-st 500
II Of 3daye, lot 2Jxl622 Francis q RoSers sZ'ooV
IN Btssc.eT. son e %.
lots, n $ Of West 10th st. 800 Il OF llth,aye ara
lots OF West 7lstst 325 ~ W OF llthaye esch NJ,
"'AA0''' 'O"A BS Blackrcii e Co.
5sOry brick house. with lot, on 3caVe corner zoe
OF 26th-st lot is1li2 Jas a1p
4story brick store and tenement house Win lot on
2dave, cor OF 37ths, lot 2ox6oi lhonas e,o 7eo
4ncAee' S, % i; ii;,cD
4story brown front house with lot, East o,o
Sstst 100 ftw Of 4thaye lot 2Ox20O2 F9rbersioZVo
4story brick ami tenement house Win LOT ooo
Sdaye 1854 II, lot % lx6o ThOmps9n. l5OVV
i5 n " Sd ave- Zach iot cjxioo Frankae 2554o
lot West l3iths. f35 IT OF 5thaye, 2ox59l; ooxo
LOT, adjoining above same size; Alfred hoo'''' ~'i""
Bv lipgh " camp ~,
HSeTYs % PSniham. 94t Ward Martha Berrian $1,000
2 2stOry frame with lots, East 16thst $50 .o
It OIL stave, each lot l0xl022 Elizabeth Or $500
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

Receiptseoo obla Flour 10000 bash wheat 200 susn
Corn 900 tush Shipments-800 bills flours hVOV
bush Wheat 5000 bush. Corn. 5000 bush. Oata
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING TIE
UNITED STATES MAIL
The Steamers OF tins the Lane Routes recommended
BIZ Lieut. Mauiy L. NJ going south OF the Daukb on the
passage o Queenstown. all the year round
BALTIC. SATURDAY, Apfl /. at IL a. m
REPUBLIC, SATURDAY, Apsil x, 8 y. M
GERMANIC. SATU RDAN AFrh -. at I'D A. m
CELTIC SATURDAY. Arril -, al D. ~
ADRIATIC. SATURDAY. ApIh %. al yau D. m -.
FROM TILE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER o., NORTH
RIVER ---...-., l.. -,
roiutmrpts The Sainon stateroOms, Smoking and Bth
Rooms placed amidshps, the noise aud motion
are least fe anordlng degree OF comfort hitherto uAt
tanablc -. - - -. NJ. A..
Gu favorable terms stecTage SO -
plans an other inI'fa'ou, Apply AZ inc
Companys Onlces No. 81 Broadway, New YORK
'f-' X j. COhrIS. Agent
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Dnsincss Ghanecs.
Ocean Steamers.

4 MEXICAN LINE.
IA WEEKLY MAIL SrEAMSH SERVICE between
PHILADELPHIA and LIVERPOOL, calling at QUEENS.
TOWN, Ealing every THURSDAY nom Philadepha and
sailing every WEDNESDAY from Liverpool. The following
steamers are appointed 70 san from Piadcpha:
CITY or BRISTOL. Mar 81 LORD civ E-Apfl. ~
or z
LNANIA. Ann 10 ILLINOIS ...-.....h May 4
PRICE or PASSAGE IL CCEhENCf ,
CABIN SO to 300, 1cc1rli2 10
Stcerace Intermediate tickets to and from All points AZ
the lowest fate7.
Steamers marked with star do not Intermediate
Iaasen ger accommodations Tor a unsurpassed
passage u freight and other information, apply %
pEIEE WRIGHT < sons, General Agents.
3O7 Walnutst. Philadelphia
GEO. W. COTTON, ~ lirofd-st., SeN-No FORK.
Is Battery place.
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Brooklyn tlca! estate for Sale.
N7HREE-STORY frame house, 21S Atlantic
Il ave. Cuultst.
Frame house. u lfuticrst
FGitOnst ~.
Three ~ ryfrauc houSe7, 26C and 20, MtshHgtonst
GEO. Il. BUTTON, ~ WaiLst., n. Y
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Gouses an6 farms Uants1.

EARM WANTED in exchange for free and
clear Madison-aye. LOTS worth $4,000 also, one for
aud fer IL 500 cash. SHOVE Co.. LBS
Broadway.
yNANTED-By small family Of adults, q
w throes story HOUSE, central location, where owner
whole part OF thS best references Adj
dress Y X, Tribune Uptown Office, l. 23s Broadway
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Guriion Sales of Real Tslaie.

nUTCHESS COUNTY FARM at Auction.
~ on THURSDAY, March 30. 1875 al O'Clock p No.,
on Che PROMISES desirable FARM situated an h- beaut.a
valley OF Dover Plains aJout one nile from iaien ram oad
Station contains 27U acres, under fine cultivation; has ben
Kent Dr wears and mix farm buildings Largo and
an frstclass including tenement house stable carriage
house. av and stock For farmer who desires b au
tiiul home. gentleman desiring summer losdeIce
health, pleasant SURROUNDINGS, me NrHS easy access
10 the city object ner location can DE- tOUEa
TERMS OF SAiE0G cent bond and u0ttsige Tor I'VE
wears WIN be sold at the same uIGe EIGHTY HEAD OF
CHOICE MILCH COWS.
For further particulars addles - ,,- - -
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$50 boxes; 10. previous week,
Z, SO, do. Liverpool cable quota
london steamer last week, with
~ advance in ircights, shippers
hoy are DOW purchasing a good
ont before warm weather, pay
ia The finer grades 81 rather ne
ches 20 "a weakness, though We
ncy cheese are so much reduced
ave 10 drop them entirely. The
disappoiut holders ~ stock, and
made on common and mediun
amounting 20 900 Gnc cheese,
Si6 boxes NJ l3iec., another Of
o. two iectOrios. Eil, $40 good
1-C.. anu 4JJ Ohio factory, june
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Real @siate 90 grrbange.

A 2-STORY H0USE-Free and clear, to EX-
n CHANGE for 3sory brick brown.stone bot Fulton
DeKalb and Bediord-aves. rutland WHITING. No. D
Beekmanst
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DACIFIC MAIL 8. s. LINE. .,-...,,,,r,,
i FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA AUSTRALIA
NEW-ZFALhND, BRITISH COLt ABlA 70.
sailing from Pier foot Of Canalst, Nofih ltyer
FOR SAN FRANCISCO via 1851 hMtS or PANAMA.
COLON, friday March ~, II mon. ,r,,,rrr
~o PACIFIC PORTS. - -
FROM sAS FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA
CITY or PEKlNG, Aurl 1890.
FROM SAN FitASCiHCO 30 NlCI pi'lA fOi'i iO" Nd
END. TACOMA, PORTLAND, sc, &c.
ON the ION aud Goth OF every mOhlh' -
For freight or PASSAGE apply OF Canalet y "
.''e" f' III. J. EULLAN. Snpernien1ent