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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-21

MrNcE P1Es.-Now that the time
has arrived for fruit cake, mince pies
sc. 1 have provided a full stock of
Raisins, Currants, Citron, Spices, Cocoa
nuts. Lemons, Almonds SC. and will
sell the same at lowest cash prices.
3. SCHMITT,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-21

One of the greatest accomplishments
ofthe day is a thorough knowledge OF
music. 1t has not been within the
means of most people, however, to OBJ
tain either an organ or piano until Cor
nish & Co., of Washington, New Jersey
commenced the manufacture of their
beautiful new style mstruments-at
prices to suit the times. Read their
advertisements in another column.
Nov 3O.-3m.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-21

THE DEvIL.-Our devil, Bob, pro-
poses to visit the patrons Of the Herald
on Christmas morning. He will present
his ''Call," with smile and will be
glad to receive receipts from all who
are so fortunate as to be favored by his
presence, All favors gratefully re-
ceived, is his motto. He will not be
offended if y,u offer him half or a
quarter.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-21

HEAVY PoRKERs.- Madison
Danlap, residing on Kerr's Creek in
this county, butchered few days since
four hogs, one of which weighed SOS
pounds, and the other three 1894 pound,
aach.-Ler. Gazette
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-21

FINE CATTLE.-Mr. T. M. S. Bird,
of Mt. Jackson, shipped to Philadelphia
few days ago, fifty cattle which aver
aged over 1900 lbs. each. They were
purchased for the European market, and
Immediately shipped to Liverpool.
Shenandoah cattle are appreciated on
both sides of the ocean.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-21

HOLIDAY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
young ladies and gentlemen Of Edin-
burg propose giving holiday entertain
ment on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, Dec. Goth, 9th and
2oth. 1t will consist of Dramas, come
dies and Farces. The proceeds will be
devoted to furnishing the new school
house recently erected.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-21

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-Ameet-
ing of the Stockholders of Shenandoah
County Bank, will be held at their
Banking House in Woodstock. on
Wednesday January 3rd, 1877 at II
O'Clock A. NJ. at which time full
attendance is desired
MOSES WALTON, Prest.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-21

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Court has
been engaged for the last week in the
case of L. II. McGinnis VS.. B. s. O.
Railroad. At the time Of going to press
the verdict had Eea been rem dered.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-21

The papers announce the failure Of
R. J. Glendy, of Augusta county, one
of the most extensive cattle dealers in
Virginia.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-21

DEER KILLED. The Woodstock
sporting club killed fine doe last Sat-
urday. 1t was shot by Mr.. George
Fravel.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-21

At Strasburg there ssia be are Ethi-
opian Concert on Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings. Dec. both and 9th, con-
sisting OF Dramas, Farces, Tableaux
and Comic and Sentimental Songs.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-21

The Winchester News spe axis OF a
pretty window which viii set all the
Young folks beside themselves. We
have known a pretty widow to have the
same effect.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-21

Mrs. Jas. H. Clover would like to
teach music class in Woodstock, and
respectfully solicits scholars. She has
had several years experience as a
teacher.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-21

If you have friend with a cough or
cold. tell him tn try DR.. BULBS Cough
syrup. He VIII thank. you for your.
advice. The price is only 25 cents.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-21

LARGE HoG.-Mr. William w. Jones
killed hog last Thursday, l6 months
old, which weighed Ills lbe. net.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-21

PRoTRACTED MEETING.-A protrac-
ted meeting will begin at the Reformed
Church on Tuesday night, January I'd
and continue through the week.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-21

New H.-The Episcopal
Church at Mt. Jackson is rapidly ap-
preaching completion. The congre-
CATION expects to hold service in it on
Christmas day.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-21
WOODTOCK VA.

The deathsof Mark Rutf'ner. we'll
known citizen of Page county, Va, is
announced
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-21

No PAPER NEXT WEEK.-In order
to give our hands their usual Christmas
holidays we will not issue paper next
week
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-21

KEY FoUND.-A key was found in
front ofthe Herald Office. The owner can
get by applying to W. T. Williams.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-21

ORowNED.-Ol last Tuesday, Charles,
son of JOSEF Bell, Luray, Va,
took his gun, and went to Hawksbill
creek, near the Wooden Factory to
shoot ducks. He fell in the water, and
passed under the ice. VIM. Yeager
went to his relief at once. but the young
man was drowned before he could be
rescued. ~ aUey.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-21

The Editor Of the Valley rejoices
over the receipt of two bottles of Cordial
He does not say whether it is the kind
usually known as Godfrey's Cordial or
not. Fit is, it is very good thing for
the holdays-better than Soothing
Syrup.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-21

CHRISTMAS TREE. Lutheran
Sunday School, Of Mt. Jackson, will
have Christmas tree on next Saturday
night.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-21

Persons wishing to purchase desirable
building lots on East Back Street, in thr
town of Woodstock. will please all Oh
John 7. Haas, at Haas & Bros.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-21
VICK'S
FLOWER & VEGETABLE sEEi S

are planted by million people In America. See
yick's Catalogue--S0t Illustrations, only cents.
Weeks Flower aud Vegetable Garden, 50 cents !;
with elegant cloth coeers 90.
All my publications are printed in English and
German Address,
sHHRs yFcx. 1oshssesr.N. y.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-21
CCHEDULE Fl. FERRY & VALLEY BRANCH
y Ii & o. X Is.
Taking Effect May. 4t7., 1879.

Local Train makes close connection at Harpers
Ferry with fast trains for all points west and on
the main line.
Mail train Through to Baltimore without change
Of cars.
Connection for New York and Philadelphia at
| Baltimore.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-21


WEEK OF PRAYER.-The first week
in january having been for a long time
very generally observed by Christians
in many lands, a week Of concerted
prayer, the Pastors of the Woodstock
churches have adopted the following
programme for Union Prayer Meet
ing:
Monday, Jan. 8. German Ref. Church
THANKSGIVING and confession, i'm the
review Of the past year.
Tuesday. Jan. Q, Lutheran Church
Prayer: For the Holy Spirit on the
universal church, Joel II: 1S-for its
deliverance from error and corruption,
and It's increase in faith, activity, holi-
ness, and charity.
Wednesday, Jan. 1O.-Presbyterian
church-Prayer for families for the
unconverted, for sons and daughters at
school and college, and for those abroad;
for any in sickness, trouble or tempta-
ton; and for those who have been
recently 'aadded to the church,"
Thursday, Jan4 I'm tn o d is
Church. Prayer for nations for rulers
magistrates, and statesmen f; for philan-
thropic and benevolent institutions for
pure literature, the spread of sound
education among the people, and the
maintenance ofpeaee.
Friday, Jan. Il. Reformed Church.
Prayer for Christian Missions to the
Jews and Gcntiles, Luke "a: At, for
Sunday Schools; and for the conversion
of the world to Christ.
Saturday, Jan. 13th--Lutheran church
Prayer for the observance Of the
Christian Sabbath for the promotion of
temperance and for the safety of those
who go down to the sea in ships, that
do business in great waters"
These meetings will begin promptly
at o'clock P. NJ. and close at I.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20

es7 Choice do. 81 ao6s5 Is for Inferior
Good 40. o. 5ase 10 c,o,c: -6 500
e 90 oI & SGo't o 20 Fancy 2 30 ,oS 20 20 9r Cy % ns
civ Mills Extra 81 9oato 10 ior Conlaon to Ian txirs
- 1,as iOr Good 10 Chooe Oo - al i," Yoip4on 70
TO-. favorie Drauds belu ~ 500ss 10
with occasional sals within The range at - 0G 20 - Tor COM
cSccg do and sSas 25 Tor smau parcel very cacc do
%aI GE FL6Ga GG wa. %.'E lowor "@3 VIII " d
SSs"es " is T ESs a' goo G 80 for at - 10 e do -, s. %
ass 80 or cloice Family Extra, and s. d+9 ior
without decided change sas 25O bbls q 75r'5 25
an %PSs ,e W MEAL fGsS 2ied aeca se ~iS %
JERSEY espe and s'' eTnsy snia ana 8 20 q Is or
Br nayNiIe.-BAG MEAL was selling slowly al previous
GKAIN-For Spring WI at the market was lc lower on
e gccins there good and light min rg deua
hn az f't i Ts iii s almost % gs;.s M e. S"e -, 90
Sp6ing & gossl o. for No icaso The mi me- Tor
s isS Si 10 i'I = 1 G M GssEo mainly @ at a. H. a. - 20
81 20 Tor No Milwaukee,, tie huer eAtirm,, nearly al
a fi9Sr 20 tlig S so 81 & q q % ~ S HntIsS & sEI,ng
10000 Oosi No Miwau &c at 81 81 $4,000 6asl. do
81 81 ana 100 bush seuoyg,u called 52 II Il
was Quit s4aoGo ior Western. 81 9G2c Stat, aud
g1 & SoG ios Cana a. !, bone Via Sas o. loo 9asa Of
hEG MALI were dni aud nomnaly uncha- ed. Canada
at BE- in G,n Green r,as and southern Black sets
very pIly far X ort ana loe rad and;
es bus @ tSs vac az IN sr5eiS m paapi ans:e' here was
uansc ions Of any reported Sles, l2U. 90
0usu at 4SGJ3C for Damaged AMI heated W
91G54Ac Oi spe ted SO grade Western Ai,c, mainly at
MlAct, 2GOSCs closing
o. c 10. lnst cie esten Mixed; 90 GOl &c Or Uug AIDED
Weston MiX,d tie lter pnce ior Jaa
b5c iur Nntc Soutc1..... GA we're du aUU.t lc.
per 0USbe lower sie, $4,000 bIsh. at 3 fOr Mixed
W ost,iH amt state, ana oCd@62C for W ute Wetein
and statei "a do5r Tor RJcc,cd, SC&c. for New ORR
No =, 31C. f1T No. NALtc, soC iur No / " lie (;
4tc. or N, tlcai SGc for Mixed and mite Wrst,n
taSvn topeIher 4Od+Jc Mixd amt fOG U2C tuI
Mb1te SIstc....t .-lD LING at S2G so I,
BlANS were htle more aC i've. Rel kidney scarce
and ~ goou relhest for export Wiue uni al Pea
cans we're .oln- htile better Medium steady AID
rtuw aihi 4 or Tor cXlurt; frd Kidney
quoted at 81 4U04l 20 tCr NJ IoWs al 81 2uG<l 80
aiT aud I'll JOa II 80 0r time g. Uluice. Me
Gium at . 0JO,. iuitnoT ana - Oi ChOlcG.
Pa 81 20 81 70 hldLry at Sldtl 20 or lar To good
WINE. aud fl 250Sl 80 Tor prIuc Ia choice 10.
sEUCk VI GRAN ~ sTOiR ~ NEw-lUHN AND BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
ULTIMATELY MARk Its

,,v,,poot lime l:.-l2.3j r u.-toOn u seaoy Mn
A.dtli % lfais. O'lsu" Hl''7 IOV""
I'i~ ,,.,,ita ZUUU speculation ana rAP"tt
v1"'H' ialr. al which 90 bal were AM Sin a, ,i,,
80, .nI :. ,a.ly; sales of MiItlng UPla.'7 ~"
dir.,' A,,ri,I an september del very az - t i.s
INN. lg-JU Up n.-Sals :" a'u',''-
ni,nu low N.dLng clause jay and Nut t'st 80 y.
and october delivery "i ".idu., - q
70 ",, rr,n NiLng q ll,nIH Low M'hiIg y, IL
Uclo,r ,Id oyenUer per SAIL at b'1Id i''' ''' WV
for M, - -f,umieria nd cut
g., ~ Cut rtra'y At % ~
d,''a Ma aul Al 20 Lipi-Prme McftIh $500 o.
Nfi,t,i dali 20 s. Mheat receipts i"i ~, ~
ly,, AtIIauc por.S, $500 quarters nn, 49, VI -
-. OJO uuIrtcrs; AID rOHI otacf sjiIct g. i'uI 49, "
=, = al ora week were "fu,u az ,o,,, a.,
'ttrt.Out Iune $3.50 m--Ol tho S'i'S "" N''''" W.
d1y. a. 200 ,.lca were Ai,tcaH ,,,tu,n, r,I, ,ts
"2 ,,rtrool lime 10 p u-Saes ui miuIn5 ,P''i@, 70
c,,, tnw MiI,uig clause SeDt,mb anu Oo."V e'"' v,
81 a.. OCtOb and NOFtmO'i "''''''' ~
~ ID lar "a pc {. for AmtfItau. ,,,.,. ,r,,
fI1r .IOp .ne 49, 80 i.-Clltoh- o,
IL, ,yarOoL June lOEyouing.-lAnscSd O' ." "'"-' P''
cWt. 40 aap,. tor boi
.nJ n, q ,ccJnbL 4. =. JOuas 1865, luoh Ei'o """S
LUsndE, June 1880 m-Pars niVees quote per
..t ,,u.s At zoe. Tor the account lillian .o,.
June lJ-3:.O D. NJ lbe ahotn, % ~ 80
mi, Inc bank England on balancn ID Dua, 70 ~'-'V"
Ii ,47 -, Ior money = for the account 49, ,, ,o,
lU 80 p u. - Ons's ~ l9 'oi u"n
~ ,, s,count l.. Jins, Ten Iori.cs lOl = sS"
ina pans adyees qoto cent hsehlos ~ 'Vo' "o0' 'i
tne account.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20

The Denver and Rio Grande Railway report earn
ings for the week ending June 7, at SS.425; same
week, 1873, Ss157; increase $26S.
The National Trust Company has declared a seuli-
annual dividend of per cent, payable July /.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company has declared
aquarerly dividend of per cent, payable on July l..
The Oriental Bank has declared q semi annual
dividend of per cent payable July L.
MINING ITEMS.
The last reports by mail represent the twin
Bouanzis. the Consolidated Virginia and California
Mines as presenting in all respects at least as sats'a
tory An appearsnce as at any time In their history Tn
crosscnt aud drifts being and wines aud shais
smk uninterrptedly heretofore and penetrating ore
a. rich aud abundant the largest shareholders coua
des re- and yet the tendency OF the market Tor Tn
sharrs is still downward, aud Eastern investors ar,
puzzled by the ming Inconsistency. lac dahy
yield OF Choa Potos is ll5 tous and the avei'Ie es
S3l. FROM sanipies siAlhR oI the utl Te ~ P ~
=, eds at the usual rate and - new combination - al
is asSs SsS% g%oe erca No. s. at the 4ooot
progresses avoraby but Is not ye sufficiently deep 70
however. N porply ana a@T aafo, "i.T ryl of ihe m
siIne the man Southwest drift IS advancing bii
slowly owing to the prevalent high Temperature.
0vermln Is telling - tome per 1{ iion ole yVV,oo %
133Is feet small freaks Uf low grade ere are reqdcn II
cni tSb by Ihs face of te header. Tue water is stu
an tbe inef Sc but ay su disastrous Ow ls guarded
asans By boring IN Joy symee ,d 81 81 dS ,1.lI @ & MOI Of hh
grade but sufficiently good to pay ,Apch,sis pil,,i
The north driit is pfocreaihE as usuai, ano IN H.
Caedon d NJ ne was tapped last week compelling sus'
pension of work iB tie snalt. IL rose W hEht V V
f,el hui was final overcome by the uinp ana IN
reglar sInk.ns viii be resumed IN day or two ilo'
AR cont uu, 10 impede progress ia the Gould CuII'
Mine Ine now o water continues strong IN le J"stoe
bu is handled with 10y tie pumps, ahd te us'ii'
work go,s steadg on. 1hc OpLir turns Out no TOM
DALI, with sgnt Improvement III qiaiitf on te I'Dou
aud 6OOfOOt levels. and all the ~Ork prog es>he m
htert,Iy A siTJug 6ow OF water Is IePorlcH IA a.,
Silver Hill with other features, saVbs tha t"'
rock grows .arer the bottom Oi Lht shaIl, ana -.
work o suking is thcreuy Tctdrde kothing new 10 re
parted of q ll lin Union COnsOl dated, sioNicdh Bvs'
a h.rher roWn Point savage, Sierra Nevada tiih =
Tae RaymO Ely COn.luucs 10 pfOuuce aDou 40 Iohs
daily from its various siO. es wthOut cLa-e IN s dssd
di,chargcC tne UJvyt BENG 10 run TWO shiits o. %l
Loi,s arh instead silfts oi egut hours edci
4 NJ # Ia r ch discoveries or strikes" are rarely re-
n,rd n1wada,- from Nevada, all the work boiS oi
REGULAR aud uneAcitine character.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
THE MARKETS.
fcaremny reportsl Tor ras r,asJSx.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North RioeT. Vessels. dHd RatLOGts
xf..,.v Tn,.. II
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
MONbAT June 49, 1876.

ASHESThere only small trade, and
nOn.ai ug AT u. tJr POTS dud &c. PeIis
CUFFEE-1he VAS no change IN Mid CUiiec iTdde
quIet Bran ui bat quiet at Ice for Or ay
10 iOr FalI, IL l4C. Good and 1Sc Primr
lGisai7c. I. cool al gOlC 1861
J. L. P,ndeIgast, sOd iIyate terms TIE Bfd
iii al all ports oG204 "a Of wnCu lOI,4ZZ bags mere
SIJli DAD ia .@iDi Tc te Total visible United states
su 10 la a3 counting q
t.iy aiot la * favorable holders
ceiyr. Il On AZ o saAeir.
CUTi iON-Th1It quite good inquiry the but
chtcAed Oy te nsher pricos winch were
aSAe TIE OhCIA quotations ticTeUie
TIE sAlos we're Ddes which 2U6 baeo 1t eyeihg
inSutug 10 Ud.ts port OIL Dalcs iJD,
4l5 slCcuatiDu Ia Loo bales DE-.
oli foilyyug "a
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
r,,s,. were no transactions in city bank stocks

In railroad bonds the Paecs were IN request a'
,D'ac,o prices. Central Firsts being up to lo"'e'
au, I'm Firsts to 1O6ls. The ST. Panls were
, snI Firsts La Crosse Division. at 1913 sinking
pSa ., o3 and per cent Firsts at ll69 Chicago
Nth Western Firsts being mp to 1922, ana
a an"nan cold consos to 922. The bids were as tol
laws. ASKED.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20

FLOUR AED MEAis-There less dOing Flour. and
hices again compelled submit Ia further slight de
Cline; sr eAPurt the demand limited while zoe
Trade reiesd than enough 10 cover pressing
wants CiIy Mills less active request
faEer sales bbls including 1900 bbs
eraie kxtrs 81 91d$5 10 $500 bbis. Medium
" Choice Western kITa al - 4OH$8 70, aud
2G0o bbls cts Mills Extra AZ s. 05aso %. The
transactions ~ ass % for No. z, ctienV
e. 75Gs5 10; Common 10 Choice soperbno s'ste and
western ~ 1.9rs z5. 81 50 eUDs4 10 Tor
Good Choices - 9OaS0 Inferior Common
Lxtra .slste; 80 O50 % IS tor CollI1on 40
- 20aS5 30 Tor Far 70 uood do. aud 80 80
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20

LONDON June 1913 o. m.-Refn-d Petroleum. l0sdl0'd
y gallon SlIrIts of TurenliDe. 22l3 v Cwt
PAas JuIe lJ.sNchaHgc LDD~on. 23f 2Sh for short
sight
BERLIN, i9-Ths weekly statement Of the Imperial
Bank Of e many shows Increase of 2Ss3,"OO marks
FRANKFORT June lJ.-U. =. bonds, new tyes. lV2is.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
findurlGl.
, Ronkare and

A LEX. FROTUINGIlAM e. Co., Bankers and
~ No. y Was. make for ps'omers dSsrane
INVEST MI.NTS large small amounts IN 81 OCkS OF a
Ultimate haraoter which frequently pay from I'VE u twenty
times the amount invested every thirty days
RELIABLE STOCK PRIVILEGES NEGOTIATED az iaVora
bic Socks ught aud carried as long desired on de
pOsit per Circulars and weekly reports
sent fTee
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
orhnar,
sIAiNfD. =
81. ....4 AfNANHu
Good Ordinary.

suIcl OVya ordinary % Abiding ii "A
fOT tut GeiNtr tefe business al an advance
OF 81 sr Tie IiNeroOl urn 10 on tnr suo
snd iO future, aud tI tact exeftcd reIgtepux iutusq
Oh tc mar 90 here, but little Dusues sat was
ooue sales SATURDAY sit'r ~ n-July 100 10 200 ZI
Aagusi.4uO l2 Isc.; 900. flaazc 200 lzec 900 70 c
nOer, loo, IL Isc Oc bsr 800 l2sc NOveln 100
!.SIec. DE enyer 20 zs1o. total. Z.3iD aes. IlIst
Ssn-NS Transaction seond all .ly, 10. II August
i,S 'E's1C, october zoo l2'g1c November, NO
- 90 DtC mDel 4OO lI@isIC.; total, 90 bIits
1tin Cil-Oetober 100 l2isge.; to,s. 100 6l.es
iI-e iIncoe igy LOO IN august 100, saze 800 I2's
dd1,sS Boz l24e 20 l2Issc. 4g6 i2i4c 900 l-s,c.
zOO " c. oeptsnber loo ~ se 300 l2'szo 800 y os
ttal, 1900 bacs
I.fu rl.f,
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
PRANK THOMSON,

THE MARY POWELL, for West Point
i Newburg Poughkeepsie. Rondout and Kingston, land.
ing at Cozasnss. cornwall, Milton aud Newtlamburg, and
Marlboro by ferry. will leave Pier 80 n. r. Nesty sLh
DAILY, SUNDAYS excepted. at 3:3J y. IN.
Connects ut foughkeepse with evening trains for the
EOrlh.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20

UNION Pacific R,IlRo.p CoMrASY, LAND CRAM BONDS I
i"'sih"s Vf''''' '" " ~ IosIoY. June 10. 1867
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received untll
y ro,u TUESDAY June "a, 1876, the sale OF tly
Lousnud Dollars (sJOOO0l Of the land Gr'i ois m oI Sa
tutnu Pa,inr iiad Company the unde ii med trustees
m accorianre with the ndeuurr Of NOR gagr Ol Apt To-
1861. JynN ~ F;.e Trustees
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
TO THE HOLDERS OF
Lafayette County .sas' #'s' Bonds

The igcd having been dnly appointed 10 represent
the County Lafayette. Missouri AMI the town, ,ps thrr ~
bonded Indebtedness OF sdi county
aud toNusbip viii upon application promptly FURNISH ue
fullest information IN regard to the financial CONDITION OF
county legal authority for the adjustment % o
,gnu..,d r,m ton. &c, q. GEO NJ. EDdEhIoN,
SECRETARY Mi s0r Bond aud stock Board, st LOUIS
NV L. MCCLELLAhD, wellington, NO..
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20


CitNroN FIFE INSURANCE CoHrANY, }
No I5b BKlApwAY NEW ) OK, June 5. lS16b
A r an Election held the u II list, the follow
~ ing gentlemen were elected Directors Tor the ensuing
'IFEIyGUAM TOW NSENU, PRESTON II. HODGES
CHARLES Il. SWORDS, II ..Nltl 'DftiN3,.
ANS hi TNO JOHN -. GNfFFGN.
IotfN "a ATSDN CHARLES H. ISlIAH,
sNMf'TI WIII.isrS. MiLLGAA PALEN,
syIVE -TER T. II. WARD, JANIS u. AME@S
JuIIN SCOTT BOYD. . A. tlhlth.
IStIII. CoIl-E X. =. MGDDi ElON,
JACOB VAN WAGENEN, AMOS Iol BtNS,
IuuS n WILLIE NJ. y. PACKARD,
H., II. iOUGuIAlING.
At subsequent meeting "i W" du new uls "y VI r.
B ANES WIS ula iltioity ~ here ii'siuoh anu
EFFINGHAM TOWNSEND esq, Vice President
g.. r. PATTERSON, IT,, Secretary.
EIRE INSURANCE STOCKS BOUGHT AND
II sOT.D-By +. \ BAILEY, 90 Wall 81.
GAS and City r. Il. Stocks, Bonds, Scrip, &c.,
" bought and .OL f. T. HEWITT BrOIl st., Room IL.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
financial.

A GAS STOCKS. ....
N. NEw.YOUR. METROPOI iTAN. MUTUAL AND
M\NIIATrAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOIL,
ana boOsiyn and Nes fotk - = Securities dealt
IN by "i-', IL. ~, ~ t.ir,..i ., y -
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
no TUE UOLpERs or

SVANrED-A few July, 1879, COUPON
w of tbr d PEN CENT BON ~ of the state o. lennes'e'
/. H. BAYNE * co. bankers. No. 81 Brval st. NeM oIA
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
PROPOSALS FOR $3,373,ll7 10
i STOCKS AND bonds OFThE CITY OF NEWNORK

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received the comptroller
Ofice uni THURSDAY June - 1876 AT O'Clock =. M.
wnou viii pubhcg Oie,cd of the whole or iuy
psrt f3373 Z 10, Stocks and Bonds OF the CITY
~ = ew York, o wit; -. - .. 49,, ,.. -.
ICON SOIIDATED STOCK q THE CITY OF NEW YORK"
anIloIilo. tu J22, Laws - "a t2bHl,bli ~
The said a. uoldar Sio,a viii bear trrrst az te O
pc PEI aLEnn tie lot dag Of Mag and
Noyenbei IN each
stock viii be recemabe ~ TIE peas
of The ompTohcr alter tn .s day ofJu, i9o ana pay
able III Lea lay OF VI y, i26. . ....,,.. 81. -,
las t.~SMENT BONDS OF THE COltPORAIlON OF
THE CITY OF NEW IOHk,' author zeal by chapter 90
Laws of 52 and Chaprr d. Laws of 1872 with int rest at
iir per cent per anuum payable on ne lNlo % hB
and November IN oach and ue prihoiph pbaOio 10
1900. ~.
ON Nov. !, ls7S......,~..-.. SyOoVUo ~
VIZ ' - ' --s9gl 500 90
Each PROPOSAL should be sealed aud indoseI io o
and Of OF New ih'lOs''' III
ss.pu ruy % ~ al,ir,ssei tu tue COupiruler
u the t'inptf'llcl
sny or All of he bids his Judgment te interests of the
poratiOn require H.
for Iull luior.na iOl city Record .--,,..,.
City o New Ofk. Department ol finhnci Compu"'o''
on,,s Inn. 10 islH AND,t..W H. HitEEs,
'''''' '""' 80 i''' Comptroller
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

A' BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
PASSENGER AND FLEl6HI. lAIipNsi
IN NLW NURA-t entral Railroad OF NewJersey zoos q
Liberty ST.. North River . - -. -.
IN PHILADELfulA-N"rth PenuSlvana hairosh ess
n,r BeYa aud AM rCans = ,,-, ,.,..
" " IemmencnL MON DAY June ~, 1876 Trains
Leave Nr..lork v45 Z. 3. 81 a. N, i5V, ., o.opm
Lave PAAue at 7.5O. 3 @.u, 90 3Zu o. b@vp
PaIu.iu 10 'he f'<S ~1a
}. a. m. nom New
passengers freight a. low AZ ny otrr Ioutss
Ceucunial deliver at the main en-. rs ." .ns
Centennial Grounds. H. T. bahu",Sy
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH r. z

~ CENTRAL r.. X. or NEwJERSEY.
All RAIL LINE BETWEEN NEMlORK, LcN0
BRANCH AND SQUAN.
% IL q: TIA H. leave NeNlort lro1f
foot OF bert North River. al 7S0 ~ ii 40 a. m %o'
3i5, { 50 D. III. - go, n 49,. - Ia
3.j p m. uaii run through 20 Squan. ... ....--
20" ~ tc sn,, nan .yIort con Matawan station
with AL trains. II ~ bii," -, .,t
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20

NEW JERSEY AND NEW-YoRK RAIL-
~ wAI-tur HACKENoACk, SPEINo VALLEY, NAN-
1t.r SEW CRY IiAV hIlSrbAw, and stony POINT.
Leave New YORK via Erie icrr inot Cia nbefs 81 lH9,
s:4J l. s. AIS. D. 10, aud 63O T. M sundays $40
and G:I5 =. ueatr tII on Sturly nights oy -
0elucA ugh stony Point Excursion tickets Al kre
Ls ket onlces All tpiis leave Ene Depot Jersey Cry.
General OIuoe, 81 broadway. ... . ,.--..