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New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
Steamboats nno Railroads..

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RIDCEPORT, and all points on Iousatonic
4 and Naurauc. Raiioais Fare 81. stoauer Bhl DO =
POT leaves Catharnc slip az II noon and bridgeport St
p.n -------------------
ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Leave New.Iors from foot OF De'Dro'ses ana 0"n'
s, a n for Washington Ond the West Through cars from
NeW.Iork to MssIiugton. pullman slceptrs sud day
,ars from Baltimore Pittsburgh, Chicago ncnnst
makes close connections Tor Columbus.
indianapolis, Louisville, and NeworleaDs - .
2,55 % m sshngton and the South, Savannah Florida
and Sew OreAnsi Pnlinan IGrlor cars from Ne"i VrA
s.,5 u ui daily for Washington. the South sni West
Pullman sluoneTs 10 " osuldElo1 anu FROM EainoIe 10
Ciuc.unau. ~ LoIts. &C. making close connections
Connr,i a. Nashins stOu with trans for Richmond
Iynchburg Savauush, Florida. New orleans, end the
south. Through sleeper Ba tn0Te and NeTOrrans, -,
For through tickets place call at COmpanys OHccs .ol
s5 and .i55 Broadway EosYork. and az ticket olnces
DE sbrOsscs ss aud depot Jersey n.y.
Ash FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND ONO X "
i ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
IL WINTER ADVANCEMENT; 49,. -.
Commencing Oct. 90 1875. Trains ieavo Hunter r'' "
800 a. m.-Erpres, mail for GresnpOrt Sag Hareor ana
loo a 10 Mail train Tor Port JEFFERSON Locust VAisy'
iSS !. Accommodation for Hicksvis and Hempsssad
$40 D. m Express for ure3np0rt sag Hatnor LOCUST 'A
ley. Iiempsteed and frcsawsy. - ,..... y.,.x .,1
4SO D. m-Espress for Port Jenosoh' ho0u'' A"'y' s"
RI Express for Locust valley Hampstead aud Rock
away n Accommodation for Yorthport and Hempsesl
yrs. le,vs honrly Flushing rOm 6iJo ~ 10 I'so
M and at " IO,.U aud ll46 p M x.,.
"r anu y" ' SUNDAY TRAINS. 49,
500 m.-For Port Jefferson Locust VAisy' ana Hemp
H,ssYDE& Gsnsrsi MsnAssf'
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pr Cut Loaf. and IooloAsc. for

lis tr Powdered ii.O for Cut Loaf and io"losc io'
standard :" A." -. ~. -. nuo,aA .t aLaexe
- - 0DO 4, AT q1tiis for grades below Prime. . o
WHISK 1-Market Tno1ahSoli sale% ~ Ools y. g. ~
~ N t,or 90 Circular OF thus date report tldt ,o
tpcon In the been somewhat reduced Owhg 70
ntued stagnaton In trade II has been the custom 20
scr, tnr surpas prvducaOn az this ne or ycnf pu. e
IA that disers prefer to reduce uer ealaey sna ~
Iifin arrival Until trade mprUyoA Alcohol Tax pad
ga CO AID celia readily at 81 IL IS! 10 Ac1hnl i9r 9Spcr
i6is week la bIls sAles Of hsh"i"es -a ALCOHOL ''
700
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
Gitn tleal estate for 5ale.

4 BARGAIN.-Four- story, high-stoOp, brown
stone HOUSE, new mt oass. 3lst neaE Broal"ay
cab not tr.nUed. J. ". ~ LFENS broadway md 52d 81
NOR SALE-In immediate vicinity of new
! PlstOnic., = yery desrlls PROPERTY, toylOO must
D- sold rms olsy. AU.ly owLoT, a. AChLO:E VAN
UAAGEN - Co.'S 30 n li'oust
GOTHIC TOP.-SMOKY CHillNEYS cured.
II No e. PAS. Thirty DAYS trial Manufietnred by
hull, Ok, PrEN d Co. IHidase, above T"entJ -trd sl
send for t.4cal@f.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO Jan. 22.-cNTuK quiei, UNCHANGED; receipts
900 head shipments, 1870 head.
HOSs-Hsceipts 1000 head market dull and lover
choice ralSlelphas 3 30 pseksrs s70s7 70 bacon
o. al 80: shipments 500 head.
sBREP iun, unchanged; receipts, 800 head
ISplaxAroIIs Jan. 22-Lyg AoGs unchanged reoeipts.
10 8 head
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TIE CoFFEE MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

RIO JANRfRO Jan. 2O.-Cofee-The market IS quiet on1
prices an maintained Jan. 2lThe COe market quiet A'
previous PRICES
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Northern Pacific Bonds

Eay converted into desirable lands that portion Of
beng rapidly settled up that be -d at
such prices wrssye boilers lrom considerable lra
the best seections rpt action Ia necessary For u
information address the under gne of fhe Cofbln
Banking Company" No Gl broadway. New York. 10 winch nc
Las perm ssiOn b. refer. j. A. BOW MAN
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Drook!pu Real C5iiie Cor Sale.

TOR SALE or EXCIIANGE.-The whole OF
par OF 81 20 n te Diiy of Iitoo.yu. Ia growing
ucit1orioo' Pros ct ARK. vii be- rtcahgci i9r
"tslurr seat Improved FIru I1ng Island W. A's
ire from frr paTcuars inquire Of CARS
a HISil Law once, 3Ji Falton s'p o. p0ste city Han
BTO.llyn
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OFFICIAL RECORD or MORTGAGES.

OFFICIAL RECORD or MORTGAGES.
stb ave- md xxi nti .iG.sOo
"i iI,b b"i l0.are and pi6iio irvc year 1000
Af., l'i cas- 60 1000
fTnaa moay1. al a d i,sb -, I'd f1 %aTi 5oar 5000
-; s1i of TonrS; sI lI' years $50
ll.;,o Io ~ ~ am, and HS g is O',i yesT. 1000
hs5dq7 ard ~ bis i,fe IT, su % 80 '' ''" 5000
S' a. 81 10Th fla ~ 20 q. 5000
lOnrliI J. y. SAVAGE Deputy Register.
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Steamboats, dna Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
AID Ion In York foot o Liberty
a. tSomervle with South Branch a.. at HsRlptoa Jasc,.sa
with Del Iao aud West r.: at Ph psbuTg with Lrhix1
and susauehanna Division sse with Lehish Valley Rslrc
Central Pennsylvania and New YORK state.
WINTER ARRANG EMESr.
Commencing Dee ], lS75.-Isays New York followst
oS0 m-NKws TRAIN for Easton. Bevidere De;hiehsruL
Bath Ahencwn Mach Chunk TamaQlA ramaaepd, wilkce
barre Pottsvtle. Scranton. &c.
sl5 m.-way Train for Dinelisn
7tj mWsY Train for flemingfon and Eastou counee&o
at Junction with Del, Lack and West T. r.
300 MOKxIyo ExPRfss dailv fexcept Sunhays), fos
faston Allentown, Harrisburg aud the West Consees -
Esston for Mauch Chunk. Tanaqna. Towanda WikesbarA
Pottsyilie scranton. Danvlle, wlIiinsporf, &c.
1913 A. m.-May train for sornerville and bennington.
Loo p In.ExfRrss for Pennington, Eason. Allentown,
Mauch Chunk, TamsarA Mshsnoy C1.y, Hsxeton Wilkes
barre Reading Columbia, Lancaster. Ephrata fotsyill
246 p. m--ExPeEss for Esston. Beiydere Bath Msuch
Chunk, WI kesJarre and scranton.
3 80 D. nl.-Way train for Dunellen
400 d. n.-W train for Enston Allentown and ManeA
Chunk Connects at Junction with DEL Lack and West h
40 r. m.-Way tTaln for somerytlo and Pennington
600 .. pl.-Way train for Dnnoiien. -
6:ij EXPhgsS daily. for E2s0n. Allentown
hauch Chunk, Wkssbarre, rowandL ResdDg and Harrt>
burg
$50 \. m-way Train for somerville
GOO y. In.-Way Train for S0meryflIe.
$50 y. ID.Way Train for DuDellcn
100 p m-Nay Tran for Someryilla
$50 y. mFer Easton
$50 m-Way Iratl for souerv.le.
1900 =. n.-Way Train tor Dunelen.- - -
For Elizabeth at 53t, g;l5, 63S 7, 1;30 7;45 r. 6{3
200 80, i0nc. lil5 a MI ~ n, l2i's 2i9o s45
$50. !. 7'4o. $780, $50 1920 liiS ~ i2p n, M 49,,
n p n,tpvf General Ps.s =. .n1,r Ut '"P A'' ~S
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Boots ano Shoes.
Ocean Gtenmer6.

VNMAN LINE.
ROY nj Mai steamers appointed 10 sali follows;
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF ANFS "a URDA y Jan -. at =. m
CITY or BRookLYN ...eAlukDAi }, Feb 2 at J. N.
CITY or MIN rKEhI... .SATuR RDAN. Feh. IL, at a. IN
CiTf or NJ Fv.YpRK. -sArCRDAY. Fob. w. 1T y. m.
cry OP EIcIfNON u. SATURDAY. Feb. 20. ~ D. m
sna zeb succeeding saturday, from Pier 45 ". L.
~ RATES OF PASSAGE.
OABIN, 600 $50 aud slO1. god. .,--. -.....
TFEHAGE sl5 currency Drafts issuod st lowest rates
For dsDn Passage general business Apply az he Com
si 6ros.iyay or Pier a, y, H. JOHN u. DALE, Ageut
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D-enilstrn
Alnrble ano Slate ulanielo.

CAS0NI e. ISOLA,
" bTEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS.
ItG ~ I6J West 10th near broadway
Monuments. MantoA Altar. Figures, Thing Wainsootnf
from and manufacturers la Italy Of uaI1s
work OF ossry description.
MARBLE AND MARBLEIIED MANTELS.
vi New designs from sl2 upwards Also Monumental
greatly reduced prices Matbio Turning for tho trse
A. kLABER, i3t East II shteonth al. Thrisve. ~ u
wv ID. e. A. s. NICH0LS.-250 entirely new
w designs Marble, slate, and wood hsntca Aanuise-
trcrs Cr,sur stable Fixtures Fence drates weather
Vanas Wholesale and retail Send catalogues ~ Huh
son st., opposite worthst.
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financial.

HAMILTON FIgs IssURANcR CoseASrl
NO. II WALSH. ~. Y, Dec. IL, 1878. J.
A T the Annual Election for Directors 6f this
"A Company. held the III ins the following hauiea
HESIN DAVlD DANIEL D. WHITNEY.
on ApI.Es III NINA hBRAM WAKEMAN
NJ n VAN Ri, AIN J. WINDMULLkR
g ~ PRoWS WIN II. MONrASYK,
EDWARD eCU LLX Jon y A: bA OSShs
Il. a. MATINI.AU. JAMlS ~ r.,
StISoS SAMMIS GEORGE @. JEFFER1ES,
In-IAU NJ WHITNEY, NOAH A. CliILDS
~ TEMFNT = PARSOSS JOHN NJ. BlkBY.
HAML'N BLYDENBU RGH, ANDREW j. blaA kl.Ef,
BERNARD MCFEELEf, NICHOLAS SEAGEIST,
HERRIrT N. SMITH, DAVID MAHANf,
r. q. HATFIELD, JOHN kOMl.!l
CY,US IL LOUTHEL. J b. BLYDESBURGH
I~EAFi, O. LAWRENCE, IL. J. BARINGBR.
And meeting OF tie Boar held this Gsy d. d. WHIT
ID. ID. LEEDS,
SscTelarY.
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Orean CLEANERS.

| A MEXICAN LINE.
.aa a!sy 9n9
aDpaed 20 '1il T2n fs1siOh. p,
i1SSt i3SSSh eiTl Sf EiGEfGK.
'ASSiLT9i rRIcR OF PHsssds "a IN CURRENCY.
and t. S fSSS5PtS s .nS rom n s uoS.
steamers with star do no, Iutermeda.e
pasSs .e. Of rs ana osS Apply to
rEnNm ~Sn m m sds S1iSs..t s :."is FSh5a:iSsis fSss
For LIVERPOOL.
VIA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING THE U. s. MAIf.
TUESDAY.
LEAVING PIER NO "a, NR
As fOlows
KoTA...............-.....Jan2 25. stspm
sCoNsIN....................FOb l. at $50 a. m
MoNTANA..............". g. at SOor N
NEVADA. %. At SPIN
IDAHO. AHo..........................Feb.2 30 atsam
RATES FOR PASSENGERS REDUCED.
stee,gs s26 $40; CABIN s65 10 $50 accord
ing ssersgs oice No. 20 Broadway General
olces No 90 Wsnst ,, o,,,o>,
GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
~ HEWYoRK TO BRISTOL lEng.)1DIaEcr.
ssss "a .s s: Fsi 4 T.t GI.$ Svsr Channel
Cabin Passage SO currency Excursion, 500 Inermc
date SO Storage so PREPAID steer
idcares S26 Drafts Tor and upward For freight
passage, apply to
". D. I0KdAN. Agent 30 70 south-st, WORK.
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
~ LINE.
FIRST cless steamships sa regularly at from
Pier so - y SJith & iIs,i; " - 10 lows rrfrsD.v Tan
Steamship CRESCENT CITY ..Tb Z q 5DAY Frt. g.
Aceon9q ft 4 2T cG ct U e PasaiSs sPpy srDs1
McKFLLAR, LUIlNG 9 co, Aeents in Havana
Ney-Y0rk. Havana q Mexican Mail s. $. Line.
~ steamers leave Pier 3, North River az pm.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT:
CITY OF NEW.l . Rk I y UR~DAY Jan 27
CITY or VERA CHJI.-.-.....,... Thb h5DA B, \ o. ~
FOR VEisA CRUZ AND NEW ORLEANS
calling Havana lorrsn CamDeachy Inspal and T1npco;
CRY OF hANANh ..... --......St : DA JAP. e:
CITY OF MERIDA ..-......... 81 DAY. Feb 10.
r. hLEXbN y DIRE & SONS. Nos. 81 and Sf Broadway.
sieaners will leave orleans Jan. - Foo. AZ for
Vera CrH amt all me shove ports.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW.fORK.
SOUTHAMPTON, AND BREMEN.
COMPANYS PIER foot Oi SECJND-oI., HOBOhEN. .
A. tlCA iau-o ID ~ Fen "
ODER. Feb. sAT IHR. Ecb 10
RATES OF PASSAGE IRON HEW YORK to sOUTHAAf'
TON, UANRE OR BREMEN: - -.
FIRST CABIN. alDO gold | So OND CABIN, 500 goll
STEERAGI, $50 currency. -.
Return Tickets at reduced rates Prepaid soerage Cer
Gates, 81 currency.
oniGIcHs & Co. 2Towllng grcen.
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Inarc.al.

VNHE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY viii
pay Office, 40. 49, Broasiwsy. tho lst day VI
EeiI TIE Fbriary COUPONS Of the 1es Estate
Fins Mortgage Boa-s guaranteed by IT,
LOUIS FITZGERAI.D President
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East River Savings institution,
No. 3 CHAHBEBS-sT, EW.YORK, DC. 23 1879.
65Tn SEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND Int rest NJ TIE rte
OF (0 PER CENT per annum has Detn declared niu W.
le paid AMI after tho ia day Of Ian ar on all GUMS when
rliued gUsf or three or sI months rcVibu5 10
the lst day Oi January, lS1G. ,.---.--
called for viii DO credited and draw interest hH
q original dcPrs w. ,o-
Ban open d from 10 to and T1ur.lay from 10 70 l.
WILLIAM II. SLOCUM. President
A WgtTSPy Secretary.
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nefaulted X. II. Bonds and Stock wanted in ex
behanse for western Reai Es.se j. browning 81 Bway
GAS and City Il. r. Stocks Bonds, Scrip. &C.,
N ought and sod f. 4. HEWITT. Broadet, Room III
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SJXPENNY SAVINGS BANK

CORNER ASTOR- PLACE AND BROADWAY.
FORrY-FIfTiI hEMI-ANNCAL DIVIDES D--The frus
ordered that interest DO paid TO dcPOsitos ~ f
lows:
ON 500 and under at tho rato OF Six per cent per
ON aims 500 TIE rteo Five per cent ?er nnnun
plvaile aud afior February -.
Money deposit o. before February 10 Wh ora" incrcs'
FROM tie inst % that month
FIVE CENTS 10 5000 RECEIVED on DEPOSIT
BANK OPEN DAILY FROa ~ a. j. - T. NJ 90.
A. &. CuLiJNe, secretary. NM. MILES, lfesilent
T. 4. MAlUEiS Assistant secretary.
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IlRIDGEPORT, and all points on llousatonic L
ID and Sauraiucl Iaihoais Fare 81. steamer BRlDu =
POT leaves slip az II noon and bridgeport l
I'm.
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nefaulted X. r. Bonds and Stock wanted in ex-
(ehanse for WeserD Rea Es.se j. browning. 81 Bway
GAS and City Il. r. Stocks, Bonds, Scrip. &C.,
GAS STOCKS.
~ NBW.YODB, MBTROPOLITAN, MUTUAL. AND
MANHATTAN Gas srOCKS BOUGHT AND sold.
and all kinds of Brooklyn aud New 1ora Gas Securities coa
nby GEO. II. PRENIfSS.
Room 90. 30 Broads'. y. Y
INDIANAPOLIS, Bloomington g. Western,
and Dauyile Ur5ana Bloomington & Pehn ltaroad bond
holders MAN ne who have not received copy OF plan Of ths
Undersigned the me for depo. OF these bonds III te zen
tral trust company eXlires teD ~ IeD = r,rrrop On
Broad st. -. josiah b. BIO csoI 10 waiist
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that all pow
~ EEs OF ATTORNEY heretofore signed by me tor the
SALE OF the SANTA ROSA LANDS in stock farms. rs
therein described situated IN Hcalso or Cameron county:
Texas together Win IN. STOCK thereon; AtE HEBEBf
HENOhED ana held for naught r. j. PAhhLh
Brownsville. Texas. Jan. ), 1915
ENO THE STOCKHOLDERS of the TOLEDO,
Il WABASH AND WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
intend 10 aid IN the defensive
necessary their from extinction and WHO wish to
participate in the results. pay contribution Of 20
per shAre before Feb. /.
Prompt payment of this small quadruPle
tho market value OF the stock within few months
For the Stockholders Protective Committee
=. o. BOX S6I7 o. y. ASHLEY, Chairman.
rk1O HOLDERS of the SECURITIES of the
RAILWAY COMPANY.-A plan Of reorganization has been
prepared and s. hands ~ counsel ir rcy on On I
.zed ami expensive aii1n bo IreNento' .-
BOdhOders TespeCtf y asked 10 wlod heir asrns
until they have OIlortuuy to comlr t durcht plans
Cop.es viii be sent as soon as printed on appnSa'iohio
SUMNER II. SlUNty
BOX 4.l3O y. y,
Chairman OF Committee appointed a; meeting held Dee IS
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6apiass Ban.io.

NEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK. Sth-ave., cor:
~ l4thst-Sx per interest paid from hs rrst Of
each pioath Assets 49, ,3l 0O surplus sos 80 %
&. W. BRiSCgERdCVF Seoy. RICHAED al. Il Ill, Pres
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Gonses au0 farms 0auteo.
G-itn propcrln Go cct.


A SMALL, neatly fitted mp STORE oil Broad
~ way-Pay wsn" 10 stock aud tase charge OF The samei
also large itUOM5. ST. gly o. 81 suite, To rent,
L. A. HONT. $50 Broadway.
rEO RENTAL and 81 Stories of No. 1.237
Boa way YOrs suitable for fashionable tnilo or
aopA &c. also tho basement sutaOe
iasona5e shoe store, being IN vic MY OF Grand hoe
StuttVaHt House. &C, I'll IN complete urer
Appy u. l.. JAMIE Room s, ThII Floor Bennett Buid
ing, So I21 tultOn S.. =. \.
gNO LkT-An elegant BASEMENT, 2OX5O,
in nne building facing city HAL Pir< tie rooms well
nspted hrsLoass billiard rOo, having high ceiling hne
light easy accvsa Apply 10 j. y. WfChoFF " Co., Il
Park
sSO LEXlNGTON-AVE. cor. 30th-st.-4-
.tsI stnry brown stone HOUSE furnished az Uflirnshet l.
10 gentecl private and responsible family one or more
years; po.ses-ion Immediately. Apply on promises
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Gonrlrp propcrln 90 fet.

Counlrp properln 20 Let.
GOOD, comfortable HOUSE To let or
~ lease with rooms 40 minutes from Cy Iiaii lar 70
lot and good neirhbur0Vl all convcnencts Oi travel
&c. Address OWNER, IT buno Ohico.
AT TARRYTOWN. on Hudson, to LEI,
~ immediate po-,e-,i,n. two besntfily FuhNlsIiED
HOUSES all modern enionces sabs gifdcn @oi 'cry
cbeap rrnts X EM8ElgSoS 80 sixth ave
vINO RENT for the Centennial scason-A hand
i sEs COUNTRY SEAT. iifl. ila ~ mianles r., r ds 9
r on e. ani =. H. H. near stations l0cati
high 1r particulars. address boH ), Gar"illoi fo DeLCo
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TRUSTEES
JAMES PREFrANp FltANCiS HATHAWAY,
SAMUEL " lbLEI~, AAkDN !. REID,
KOBEt.T l.. 4ANLpH, JOHN ID. WloD, -
WILLIAM T FROST, GEO. W. HE'S NlNU5,
WILLIAM WATT. HEtkY hl ~,
JAMES d. FISH, JJSE.U SLAbG.
LIdWOQD WALTER, IDNAED Ml.bNIII.
ID. C1IBl.S MURRAY, DANIEL J.. WILILT-,
SAMUEL !. HAM HENRY II. KCNHAKDT.
ERYCE GItAY JOHN - WILLIAMS.
Y /. NcCEENDY CHARLES DfMCN.
WI IILiAM NELSON, a., PAUL. y. SIbrfOkD,
HAROLD DOLLNLK JAMES DblvLho,
JOSEplI WIIEIs. WILLIAM Is. SCOTT,
HENRY J. set DDIR HhNtG DkHlNERA.
EffMOtD WAITEIi IT,Iirut
A. q. MDNTGDM B. lsN. IT,, Vice Precedent
NIA$SON W. uLGEMAN. "a wee Tteident
n I
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DROVIDENCE AND ST0NlNGT0N s. s. Co,
l. Between y NRw.YORK AMI BOSTON
REDUCTION IN FAKE
DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD.-TH

L GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES NAIL
ouTT Trans leave NeYork rom toot Of Dcsorosses AID
COrtlsudt- SIS -, fo VS.; ~,
Express for lIauispurS Pr sodrg Tho West sn south
with Pullman Palace cars attached $50 In and $50 M
sunday, q ava . 80 =. HD. . ,, - ,,n-,, 49,. -
For wiam'port and Losf ss, ,s n ma lSr Sar
WIZ amsport Ock Haven CORY, and Lr'e 80 p NJ cS,
Cory Titsys Petroleum center ard tho ON
1ss more waslinst and tho south. Limited wash
3 IN, arrives az Warrington at 10 IN. Ioguisf ~
$40 and p g. su7aay M I6Gosc.u,lesnat
.i0 O. O. l. 80 p A., and ~ ghi: SUNDAY, 8. $50
and sp m. Emgrsus and second eia7s -, p ~ IT. m,lamn
$50. T. Z 3D. 81 TO- ilso p m. ard i2 nisht sunday.
fSr fS FAX Ji.$gis 7tS 59 y 10 C,c y s!ss %s
$50, T. 7sS 81. 10 II 80 p m, and IL night sunday
sSo .5 s5 St sJ sS e 5aG i IT, II i9 ss % Js
aai rl,5 y 9iS6 sI%ay sna sot S1 s,cS SS s
~ E. Se. sTnsSics 4 < and IL m, p $40 4io s2o
q 10 Tor 7 = p rn, AID u night. sunday :. m
For For Ehst Milestone, ii a. n, and 81 y. M
For Kingston aud Rocky Nh 81" a m aad /! lop N.
For iaabertyIie. go a. m, =, 3 and 4:i0 ?. m
For PhiIp,5urg aud e, idere, $50 A. IN. and 2 o. m
For For Ms,er Sa4 a sonefst 1 rs II sach T, p m
For Trenton DoreniowD. burlington, aad Camden I3o sna
go S.t a. FTSi re- ~ So 7,s5 =. q a s1 abd aiop m
For Fatmingdsle end Squan, I50 = IN suu y ~ un.
q 20 u M and vim Monmouth Junction slt 10. .ns..
For llighlstovn and feobeiton ~, H. 20. - ~r VIA S
ane o., 80 re T ss foloss: From ntarsh e5S and 10 g
AM p, I'D, Ssy y,iSsr1on 10 - an and E Baaord ?.
sSs s;Si s ,HS lSa JS ,sT sSsS : s.sas, 5 sIs A s
SSS "a and Ss s.i i'Ta sTagisay NO Acc. Hs.
Ticket S1issf p..rs~sss and cortsndts, No. Gosss.s
Eroosyn @ NS. 4 is astsypses saf rvs nSs'0A'
P.xsx THOMSON, General hanexeE
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- AS STOCKS.
" NRW.YONK, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL, AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND sOLD,
al kinds Of Brookyn aud New YoS Gas Securities dealt
nby GEO. H. PRENTtSS
n,or1D "a rOat N. Y.
National Republican., 1876-01-21
DkUPOsALS FOR STATIONERY.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,

| DECEMBER q, 1876.
this Department until JANUARY -, 1875, at L
o'clock. noon. fo1 furnishing certain articles OF
STATIONERY for the use Of the Department
| for one year from February L. 1875.
Blank forms OF proposals, stating the quality
and estimated quantity OF each article will be
furnished on application to the First Assistant
Postmaster General.
Each proposal must Designed By the Individual
or hrm making II, and be accompanied BY q
guarantee, certified to De responsible and sufi-
cient BY the postmaster or United states attor-
ney where the bidder resides, that the bidder
shall, within ten days after being called upon to
IN quantities as ordered, the article OF articles
awarded to him; to be accompanied By a bond,
se "a
be furnished by said bidder conditioned upon the
faithful performance OF the same.
Proposals unaccompanied by such guarantee
will not be considered.
The bids win be considered and accepted 0, re-
Postmaster General may elect. ''
Tho articles delivered must be according to
proposals, genuine in manufacture and quality,
more or less than the quantity estimated in the
form Of proposals, aud must be delivered free Of
charge 70 this Department for delivery.
The delivery shall be maze to the person
designated by the Postmaster General to re-
ceive the articles, which shall be subject to ex-
animation and Inspection by an expert detailed
for that purpose. The failure to ieIIver in
reasonable time, say two weeks at furthest,
or the delivery of an article deficient in quail.
fty or quantity, will be held sufficient cause to
annul the contract al the discretion Of the Post
master General.
The Postmaster General will, IN all cases,
decide whether the articles rendered by the con.
tractor are or the kind and quality required by
the contract.
The Postmaster General reserves the right Of
rejecting any or all bids II in his Judgment the
interests Of the Department require it.
Samples Of paper and envelopes will be fur
application to the First Assistant Postmaster
General.
velope, " Proposals for Stationery" and be
directed to the First Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral.
MARSHALL JEWELL,
de20-MIw Postmaster General.
National Republican., 1876-01-21
DIED.

| sBp, IRON the 18th instant, CLoE ANN Bur
| Lrs sS.> fhy-hye years, consort Of the late VIM
ReI..s a. d friends Of the family are respect
fuiiy asma.,n -oattend her funeral fr an the cor
ner OF Eleventh A. S'iestS noTtn"est TINS after
noon at CLOCK.
.LEMoNDs.zIu Geo. -Setonn, d. C., on wednes.
day, the I9ih Inssar:t ~ o.ya .d M. N;
years. .
Relatives and lr1ents OF the ,.tmily are respect
faiy invited 10 attend her srneras Inls eisernoon
n o'clock, from her late resdene,es NO. - w eat
street, Georgetown. d. q.
RlCHARDSON.-0fW Wednesday, jan uary II, at
3o.clock p. m, SUSAN ELIZABETH RiCn. AEDSOS,
IN the sixtieth year Of her age.
Funeral Will take place from the residence OF her
sois John II. Richardson, Sixth and II sheets
southwest, this afternoon aJ2 O'Clock. The friends
and dacguhntances OF the family are respectfully
inyised to attend.
SIGNOR.-W ednesday, January 10, at go D. m,
KATE VIRGINIA, infant child OF e. v. and w. II,
Signor, aged one month and eighs days.
National Republican., 1876-01-21
RALTlMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


CHANGE OF TIME. JAN. ., 1s78, r,sz..,,,..,.z1
AM. Leave GfeSP; W.shInrton. W sfrSl
500 Baltimore and Way Stations.
1880 BALTIMORE kxPEEss-Daily. Breakfast at
500 INV Nit YoRK EXPRESS. On Sunday to BaltI-
s:i5 Cincinnati.st. Louis and Pittsburg Express.
$50 Baltimore and Way Stations: s:i5 O. m. on
s.zo pSint sunday, stepping At Relay only.
Io:Is BALTIMORE EUNIINITEDSxFREss. Nostops.
i2:l5 Ral,lTpTe; Rna ore; Way ststlo0;. ,,..n.r-
rarlor Cars. On SundaytO Baltimore only,
$50 f WsT aR& way Stations
As Point q Rocks, Frederick, Winchester and
40 BALTfMoRE EXPRESS. Stopping at Laurel.
4:46 Baltimore, Annapolis and Way stations.
Connects for Hagerstown and Winchester.
500 Baltimore and Way Statiens-Daily.
$50 CINCISNATI, LOUISVILLE, ST. LOUIS AND
TONS ON Ohio and chIcs9o Al pfvisieas ~ s1s.
Does not connect for Pittsburg on Sunday.
s:29 NEW YORK EXPRESS. Sleeping cars to New
9:25 Baltimore, Bladensburg. BeltsyIlIc, Laurel
and Annapolis Junction-DaIly.
LEAVE CAMDEN STATION, BALTIMORE, FOR
5:lo $50 s:45 m. 1880, 4:iO $500 $40, 6:s5 and
1ho;io p m. daily, except that 1850 p. IN. train
$50 9:1 lOS a. m, S:l5, $50, s:l5 p. m. daily,
No connection on Sunday for Hagerstowa, Fred
erlck. Annapolis, Staunton or Valley Branch, nor
for New York and Philadelphia at 500 q. IN. and
For further Information apply st she Baltimore
@ Pal0 tSket oes orse1s W aha hs
f1t e r.
M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.