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, 1876-10-07


l'e iat Gsa "a ,Siasss x.4s tG's a1a.
Caron was slightly 'etllil, but vtthunt uu0a.
Me ehanYe. Ihsro wps no CHANGE IN ot'trr uits, We
ass : il: INT tS 10 q dssf fE.;sS II ss
7se. = sac lnseed. raw. o.ci lolled. o7ss wsls.
~ ss ts, S.n S a.; .Itsts q si SS.sS g sR NJ
~. iG.!7c; We.s Virx!nia os natural, . eg.. asc;
ndt15f Y asx Xiii S sGanfs = ass t.; S
ii iEtpso'd At x3ttkt2 ~ AID RrEc kpi llgs nd
at SiHMs.au bucks WcrG atca " A. ~ u FUR.
ksYa i1S uame 80 plsniy. anh f5.sn .1ocka apld
aleks q q: III aud aniall ducks at s!.2:t4si.sl.
PUrATuE3-T1le recFlpts were tho largest Of tha
4ea.on being reported a - ~ bM mostly Early oas;
oe loa1 sold BitsA3c delivered. few unSlps pcacl,
blows brought nsW PepFcss Gnted At oiNt
e5c Al i1cd II Th1 rrop reported 10 be vuFy
fa!r patta Of Iowa md wisconsin and poor Ii
sEEbs-TtInotpy. was p s!ade easier. The o1aEines
wtFu larger. but G!ongti ch!car the lower and
dun grades. NhGh were eAscF mud depressed tho
ket for tho better AolA. though san0 Hing 70
ahs4u tceent prices for pre Or anything above It.
tsi st = sosss sod ii s1 fIsH s ~ . il III rs "
6ALT-Dsalen report fair trade al the la,e adyance
Saginaw Aad 0nohIAgs nns. si.35{ Gsnada d. 8. 40,
411!nary s;patss. xl1o da!ty. xt1out 1og; s37s!
gtH!ind alum. si. 10 pei aaek ot 30 ~
FEAb-Mt quota the market nIM and moderately
Rctlva Ut the aAnt1su Pllccs:
, 1876-10-07

,7MnnMst.r-common. aossso, good Do, ssntoel mo.
Ntli1n 43fhOc; suod no. fUsf5c; hnt, 6taUDoi Enest
!9aa5ri ..cholee. 7u~75c; choseest s'ssye, fancy.
,Jnptysal-Common. aaaa1c, good do, aSa5aca me-
NtMm 4hs@1ci good tlO 45astse Anr. 5O432o} fneat
e5sss: choicc: sNa7net cho!cen. 7oss7sc: ,,r,<..
medium aaM4oc, EoA medium. 41det7o. nnc, 4HtN,ci
hnfft hnA&a1cs crDfCC, b1IH}c, thotccAt, 63dtG1cs
chnfccht new nrRt picking, 70ha75c,
U1fnnEF-G,,1nnn, 14h:Aks Euttl Cnfrtnon, 11taatc&
medium 4dt42r; Kood medium. 4Seblact hnc, 4ak5uct
nnss A;tt&aes chhlse, etaE,c cloiceht. 7sdsa0c
beech, and IS. % fur ea6s. sloiiv vcrrti.
nm s.n Frangi.co wool circular ssys ta wools are
s@ias; gold Ths ;s,: & feKht Sxsrla1a nSx III
Eet eent prc'nn, whereas 4 ,7,nXsa ass a' f:on lg
hear!g gron pI!ccs snw ruling Is: ie woo!., com:
ccns ~ Xxi no, II nsc ~ ~ S nSont xii III tbs Wc Va
think TINT !crs now current, which are hlslsr than
wAa nnttC!atcd by tfs Rrowcr1. will induce general
ehoArinF trouRbout ihe State and aifori ample mp
plies af fail woola The reccfrts nf rrEon dhtc hre
ward - : 80
TolloE!nE arc the local s.otatlons. Tub.washed -
afct falt 10 good do a457ct washed nuecc, nno and
nlrdMn. eo@sJc, medium unwMhcd 2atd3tc, nnc do.
isAILRoAD rHEI1nTs-Theru wss no change. An
, 1876-10-07

heard complaints Of tho great fcnrclty Of railroad
cars 10 bring In more. scvcraa parties In tho cotn-
tFy arc rcrortcd 10 havo been obliged
10 ccase buying because they cnnnut
forward what they have already purchased.
Tlcro IL general desire on tho part Of Tho fnrm-
ess 10 market Their grain and pay thcss debts.
This desire Is probably due In part TO the inability
10 percclva any good rcarons 10 hopc for radical
ALLIANCE OH this r1de Of fprlng. On tho contrary,
not fow arc disposed to expect Eevcre decline
IN wheat and corns anu arc hnfsy'n9 10 fcaliAo no.
lofo tho decline COMES oI course the cuoft na'y
tcMas 10 haten the ao"nwasa movement.
The npward tendency In lako frcfghts received
severe e!lecK ycstcldaS. ihere IA reason 70 ta'na
, 1876-10-07

a2x es''as = as ssI
t : @ SH II" 8SSs :a saa
stce, ysetsds so # ~. 'sss
sni ao bH Is 2asa3oo FREQ On board Total. oo,
KrK-was qn.et md about 1e lower. The receipts
""r III" hss eWer Fs Ms
s ssF % 4 S S pa o .s s
4 :s's; ss iss d j ~
..Hi!is tsliy ss'!ys: e.;s ana tn.rFs: e!s.11s
:SSnsSS ssi s IL ssSsSss a.
sSs
;Ss, ss,s
opsss$ S =. s:sa s!e.eE ss$s
g ~ ssi sS!$!sS r; ss3:s: \
@ : so'ss ss5s ~! Sss sih sss
4 tas sa'tSy Il Fill E;
.saras gss rassssd fes. q q sdssf H. and BIT do At a
81 \ estd IL ss:l SSls'i iso for November
Vi 6 5S' !" 'S'|s' Il, r.; at ''Hs.
s!s 7Sss ss ssS Sss s 'ssi ana Ct s
hs7a u VI qu,ct sale, asu tes at so4o seller tho
tcrnoon war ncws, then Declined ic, closing weak.
teller VA aHiies. Gios!nH u shout I'll o,5f -.
October soll at 133{ta4iAe, and November at 4akA
at41Ic.
QGtu3ter ... .
Freight room was engaged for 17s bu corn 70 uf.
fhin At 3Ac.
Last GALL -, ..
Mess pork Hufet ne &16 5oGsio 90 for tho month
e ~ for tbs ye. and
about &lU. W for October.
, 1876-10-07

EItEEF-THEf1 Wf8 q fAlf dEfMhflH kA1 4 nil
suppty At f. 7a&3, 80 for poor to medium, and i
0{.Hl for good 10 chotct qualities.
EA4T LINENTT-WkkEtY REronT.
Etsefht M - 4~h YHa FS.th,un

o9 fos Is koo si to enoss u Qualities '"' ~ e'''
E..T 1:.;1, I,NsSTTIws1Etr NJ :, 1S sEronr.
E.sr L,nEsr1. "a, % ost T. s % for tho
sss M! \;
irsaRn a,i ~ s.ts VIA stess. u Ksss stsd liz
81 {ssi; L: st sss ;ss::
u SSssi1 * !s9s
r. ust,t III %o.ka prIces rsad3. a al si al,
tfle 10 cStia syrrna!ng ,HD to IL n s4, 7As q. :s
S: IL: IA :s*! ss II ia:
s &; t wssf sisS VIII ass s1e,
:$s ~ s: Figs t$.ss ;s''S :yS
sseg sanry ill., snS fS % H. se'iss e liz
sfas a XIV Sos IT,
* 5 sFs T. t!.s ". /: i1 li. fscd
''''' ~ ~, wI,1S; ss5!T 1S;;s;s;:s ;x;:;SS ,r>,,
sAs5 MStNIs 1ss ~, s:
az sSdfey fyyk:i a nsea s sG
or s Pn'lssspl1; f.
as. .tse'! :s'!as ass - ss'a' total '0F four
set; IS; Sps!ss =. S!sSs ~ ;.
ii oft Of lit siers svo ~ fa saM
4 a.
n IL @ $ sss IL Isss ill., sis Ssss
S s1 ssss as .is. ssss sspS5 sss
i ares wt @ s8 mcdsrsts III,
ss: s$5S 't, 'aa' as"a''
, 1876-10-07
COMMERCIAL.

The followinGwe,c tho receipts and shipments OF
thu lending articles NJ product In this city during
the twenty-Sonr hours cndin: at 7 o'clock OIL
Friday HtornIng, mi for the corresponding tinu
last year:
, 1876-10-07

NEW ORLEANS.
New OntEASs Oct. H..tioid, 109'i.
Sight exchange on New York, Il discount
Sterling cxcliansc, bnnkers' bills, 5.8.
FOnElGy.
LnNpoS, Oct. G.-Consols for money and ac-
count N5H.
Cnitcd States Bonda-5.oos Of 60, 100; '87s,
103a; 10.40r, 10Sa1; now ~, 107s;.
Now York Central, Oh. Erie, NJ; preferred, II.
rAHts, Oct, U.-Rcntca. 10uf DC.
FlAxsronT, Oct. U.-Unitcd States Donls-Ncw
s., lU2A.
, 1876-10-07

III. dstcl Oet. IL, 600
.,lAxu2i! II. dated ..u,,. q ............. f,noo
sieSinsn c9ur!, it;DS L . oi Centre ~. II.
crntiu ~. cor af MeMUlen court. " I,
~ 7.iok101 IT, ,iatcd .AuE e2.+....:...:.:: 15oo
Il dete, Oct. i.7oo
,N0ft. Wit! tuProremcnts, dated sept. :5." 1000
Il sGxi7:M T. daici Sept. o............s.... 700
Kcftlt II. ll3 ii n " Chicago ~. v t, !ixlboft,
win Inl! linz. dated stEt; 18oo
Huhhard Ut. t!1I!3 It G Ut Western Ar, It I. 24x
pati.ricli s1 uEI It r II Tiiitf.thiri j.. u.
2Sx:h! 1-io Il. .Iated 1c. .1..:......,..-.: 5000
FnlrAyla ~, lii: II u of Twelfth II, #, 1tltA1
Il. Hated Sept. 7Ol
Hull IT, - il u Nf EHsEna u, G T. 2a&72 ..i0
xig0 il datri tlci. 81. :................. 20oo
xlM5 9.t0 Il. tstcl Sept: 4........":. ..... 1aN7
xlSS :.it il dated Sept, a................. lc7o:
Cottaxs Grove ~. IT, Ii \ Ut Thirty. .ilrSt ",
(, tVxt1u It. dated Oct 0ct3.................. 1.5Uo
, 1876-10-07

ans mttca y 9s ar ,edo :, Al, ria. ,c,,ono,,v
e sxgesic W eo9as Nn 10 g 9oss re- Ts.
ss5s sf is a Il sss
siiG.Sy as k ;sis Sasf 5Slas ss
;;s II 81 5
FSFS %S5 S$ SSfJsSs sSxss e. ~l.,ou.
~ 5 JsFSs e sR s ssss tss
zsa;a sus!:ps r. as4s s
t NV. s'sos: soss,o:
psfSs:i n s aeas. . Es5s.sen, .7ss ,e ts
5 ss?'S: sss :5ss is!s'
SR#E$ 81 s! s @ sss& wls,s.
ssess Fsss!.ss
e. ss5 s:s 's
~; pe.sSs.: ioss:s pss ua;sssS 1e:s: ssso 81
:!sSss II; x s..Ss; III y; eslss s:
Hs = d rs Effr.
SSy sIsss I stsssss = ts ;s1 saEa' s'os
% II s I'LL HUI s s5 sa ssa % fss: :
III SaSs. 'Ss
io,sr g s sys ss2Es' ;.Ss 5syr NJ
ssa sssa :? e }hss.s
$sss
3aSssis 3 saSs5. !sss ifip. 79e7se; m diamond
s.s; q .!a % ss.a sst14 10: %
@ Dr. soon g soo & ard 90 pfS so s ne
, 1876-10-07
Jul &);s. ti|tts ,s'Sa ,}asn4 A..,1 -s..s,,:.:

4s$ ss!] ili:s IL 'ssa'z's s..,s,tN,stv y,
4*;4s't1MNR!y;;,satm F4*s;,'Ns;s1ay; ,stm ana unchanged ''s
,aS.s-s,,'os' N!' s''RSs' 's4iSs'f |se.s,, ,,x,
s;s%.s'.ves;s. s;fsts;Mwes;. 6 S corn 1900 ou
E2sspe &. os. "a, 1GS,!sso; G,ssss,,.s,
s t.'s yHs HsssssI. Msss II !nf|es,s |s,ss,,. ~.
$ 'e9. fss ls!s;ss sjeiSiS; Fl
sTSt'e. siSstas Ill., a.'Dss'd +'e Oil: duh Shs; II;
., ,F;x;tiRi;F1cnr. r. eeo srl., wheat, a,oo s Nj
= 81, II wheat. ss
gg,ss.;:E e, os ;'ssss's1:E ox.
ss 1?s!s! al, ;ssy' .ss5s .sssts Ra.issSS
sss ssa1st ksas1sski n!s g.
s osoi tstte, tsati,g s 81 sntias @ nssefhs,'
sj;:; H.sss :s si.as ss;:ss! II!
Eaoa}Ss ana aasaIasnd stasly tending ur<.sai 81
Hss.gss: OF: sssxsssF.F; Scare, MI, ,,,
vsnsss stWsat y ~ a a9pe9ct a1n, ei9sa ssaso n
,sssnssf $!aa: H. sioas. siois3. SSSssnils;: Ssf5 II;
sysIasshcr Csc. Barley e'' e''sKs sfmsK Noa Sa Sssc
sa,'99ast ss9s st and hrm whoa. to pur,o, y.
EasSps5 sasS:s;ss,., .e9s g S'', b., .as.
o.E hEuzyHI4 0st; GThe aorm prevented b,,,
rsSs %s ;;;s. 5ss;ss' ss;% I; %
COTTON
, 1876-10-07

CLHrELAHD, o., Oct, e.-Pctrolcum unclaimed.
pfTFsnuR0, Pa, Oct G.-rctrolcum quiet snd tr,,
crude S9.7aH at PsFkers; refined quiet; buyers I'D
delivery. 's'p14'
, 1876-10-07
IRON

PlTrsnrHo, Oct. a+-rig Iron stcady, No. torusr,.
3a4.oods2s.0o; No. foundry. s23.oola,. 70: On,
forge, &2l. OO222. 50. WV
, 1876-10-07
REAL ESTATE,

Tho following tnstrnmcnts wcsc fled for record
Friday, Oct. Q;
... Etrv PROPERTY.
, 1876-10-07

Only two or threa carHoes vtrs onernd at the eaIa
docka yesterday Afew ycsse!s arrived from the wcs.
shora most of them golaG direct 10 tho yards but tho
Eastshore ncet was kept back by the rough uca,heY
Prices wero nominal At sic 0a@.oO 1o. fair u good
inch lumber and s7.ooGs8. - tot common 7oNs7. rs
shingles.
TRs yard market /, fairly active. Following arc tho
, 1876-10-07

ALCOHOl.-Wns hrtNGr In consequence OF IN advance
OF tc In tiGhwlncs. closing ut ~. 1042,3o.
filt0OM.C0RN-Tho rtccipta nre fair mud stock Is
accommodating. md buyers appear to be holding
terctofore' Choice green hur &c, medium hur red tip
pcd 6Gtfcs green brusi with kusl enough 10 work IT,
6Gt6c, red tipped with do, 41iMc, green covers and
inside, 4Ac; rcd tipped 1ot 3H14cs fnstdo fTusll,
313Nc; medium 10 choice stalk braid. 1856, inferior
brush, 3G3}4c, crooked do. ca4c.
DEASS-Easteru ncdtums nra aalablo At &1.5o1l.53
and navlea nt 81 05@i.7u.
bUTTEfs-The changes IN tho butter maskctw wote not
10 important a. to require comment. Tho outward
movement continues generous stAle aud with tho
homo demand has thus far about Kept pace with tha
receipts, tho stock hnn being nuoh less thnn
IN past scns0nA at coFrcsunndnR period. chotep TO
fancy grades c0nttnnc In tcAny supply aud firmly
held. Low and medium grades arc easy: Choice to
c1trs yellow. o79ac medium to good grades. ls@23c,
Inferior to common. t6Gs17c.
DAOG1NG-ThcFo Il continued good demRnd for
KunnleA and prices have advanced 1c Grain bags and
hurlaps rcu,NIn luiet and sEcadr. wo now quote,
Stark A, c1&c, Peerless, AA, ..c, lewiston 2o.fu,
Montaup, 1lcI Ontario 22c: American A. 10c; Amos
kcag, l0c otter Creek 1015c; burlap bsg1. and bn
i1@Isc, suRnlcs, slngle, i3}sal4ci do, doubie 2a@
Ci1ERsE-Re emnne lrn dcspitn thu lultncss Of Trade.
csisitics ~ ihcFe i ,:ssfssl iacE u con4cnce ii
Sss'a 81
ssE;sss ssat t. n;sss s ;ssq:
caEo 4oc Ier ton. making ts cost heru TOR esR
iacksSsnna lac csS d. III. g. ast9 10;
IL i'!o;;SSSrs sasoI s4SS
II Fnea ,f;ss.t and sm
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Grll es,lrc.

4 VERY cosy place for sale al Pin hing J. nine
~ rounl,, -at. NHt fnfnac-. &C. hose nrNN pairi
cd tu-de an out I. iu Ifrfcrf rl'rt .! acre Nd ,
plenty nut fv mtnrf = walk Z TIRE urpo.-, low
tnfe 'uIlr --IUu. f"rfu. fur fII pr
ficd call uu or addr IS iptiN J.. nENION. Village
Tax me ~ slhns. l. l LAKE train l. l. cit, r. q y
: Il. Il 10 inge ~ irln
4 coon SAYINGS BANN. Aneat liit.e house,
~ hlu II ncA IA iuii good q ishnorno I'd. Past Irf
scv -. tHz'ltihpo D very ca ep' til''t terms
o. sui also ltr.. fOusHS at bargains J. a, X L.
LOGG. broad y. Nrw NurS uorAlu.-. or IA, 2l st
El1thrthport aftcinol ns.
CiIOiGE farm 90 acres, good hun iings icrki.
~ mrr county WI hr s.ld yars cheap. or sNcl nsed
Tor business Or snlA house ON NkH, lil DrOa4NaY,
Ht
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Si.eat, ms dllani,O.

Mat. RESPECTABLE young sri wishes situation
~ - En on. NIX ~ tne y isaYcrY nice -rw"r
AMY II uj J. st lisa ST.. on Monday, from 10 udui L.
hrst noor, front.
rApfli nctu operator on fhr SINGER machine
N want, rk Is acquainted with "a kinds Of leather
work Address OPEl.A or. sun Ir-,uwn oNsce.
NOI NJ aiv as cury'sf. Or would lne pnsiii n
~ 81 an th'"i be- VI references. Address j. t., sun
uptown uitce.
40 MF~T tTU ~, m the ba cement respect
Il = Fro 90 lldies aud l,ntrlncn's
Nhshll-. lru.l .I.. 4 nOlnn nnNArh.
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1z76.
1876.

C ear n N oppoiio Housed
Rer b n M no he wny
aPren IN
anpc q n
n ngup the 100 fmy cnrd b
i anti W
"a h period q nation history o a ii HE sUS wu nuh
q
absorbing
re n pr 10 Il WI I m a goa
M n moi a d h IA 10 he al
o $ a s hos m VI
l r m " thouad copies dhut radeu
thrr
in I, c s he mi Important
td In tcesing n inst cuv manner
c ~ It spap n re W. 81 Il cont
mise .Hiec ntnmr
n
ono fits min L
o NJ IDS q o erY
pages b % OF y a p lg As hh
p al &c et spoduiH
scents
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%ol $a.t aa0 10 sr.

A BOWERY STORE to le'. suitable for any
~ husiur-s good lu 81 10, low rent. Aiply 10
basement ~ premises %
A STOHE toilet. 81, corner store, ~. Frankfort
N Hol So. e12 Nili-m 4
nFFlCE~ rOLIr in second story sun building
~ front anu rear vel u 'ht 1T AMI scan hrNed Az
pb al Sun luD icat On e Nt,-il sn1 Fran sOrt
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my DOCK SAVINGS BANK. 3li and 3i3
~ EIWrry, e. rurr 81 Ht.
SIX per cent. infrfrU 81 wed ON sums OF " 40 ana
under. and nvc per cont. un IA" over f2ODO.
Deposits mAGc on ri b fore JHnuuy 10 Will draw In.
ANDREW MILLS, President.
VIZ. V. wxBstRR. secretary.
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I osi amo Suunc.

L OST-On Friday evening, part Of an earring. be-
tween the hours OF and 1880 In getting on an Az.
car, corner 9th Sc and Az d. or N the car, H
far AS Market at Toe hnder will Oe suitably rewarded
By returning II to lB Chryste al,
II OST-Bank book No. 26s i20 on Bleecker Street
Hank II not returned TO the bank In 50 DAYS thoro
will 00 application for new book.
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Boaro auO auums.

AT110 WEST Bath ST., corner Broadway
~ Oid established DO rng house best In city tor me.
ChAniC. and other single beds; single rooms, not
and cola water. bath. &C. hrrakfASt 10 A. dinner ~
ana O'Clock 4 nj day bOarders taken terms reason
able.
A NEM boarding house for gentlemen; large and
n small rooms single beds aud bath, o. table board,
ers 500, lOj Wooster I.
VROARDEKS wanted nye or AK respectable Young
men eau mad good ho.Td an pleasant rooms ~ 40
Canal e. top hoOr inquire all week.
JTIRNisHfD front paror to let aI5 Bergen st.
II south Brooklyn.
GOOD board single beds md single rooms a. per
NJ week also dly noarders taken. IN private board.
Ing house 22l Chrystle St.
AIDES ami gentlemen can We board az 2i9 Mad.
ison ST. ladies, $500; gentlemen wiih vashiag -
TINO LET Fur ,ished oms for gentlemen or light
Il housekeeping At 200 Grand n.
WANrhD boarder'. 200 East 'S'O ST. ana sd Av'
81 EAST 22D ~. Two large rooms furni he'd,
= WIN or without board terms mod rate refer
OO COTTAGE PLACE. Two neatly furnished
s)tD rooms, WIN bnarn corner Ot Houston At.
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WITH ITS sUMPTuOus SURROUNDINGS AND
MOST EXTRAORDINARY CAST.
Including MISS FANNY DAVENPORT ~ MABEL
REN FREw, and MIR CHARLES FISHER. MR. ID. II.
HARKINs. MIR JAMES LEWIS. MIR. PRANK HAIR
DENBEHG. MIR W. DAYlDuE. MIR MAURICE BAR
RYMORE. MR. join DRRw. MIR. On -. ROCK
WELL. MISS JFFFIkYS LEWIS, MRS. q. II. oil.
BERT. MISS EMILY RIGL MISS RATE HOLLAND
and MISS SYDNEY COwEf1.. and also MIR. JOHN
BKOuGHAM. IN thclr great
CHARACTERS OF TODAY
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tnslntss dlnntts.

A PARTY win tev hundred dollars to Join cd.
~ vrfi.cr m thc % paving billiard parlOr IN the
CITY rent free. Appy tli2 ON nv.
PAINT s>TOsE aud business for saei cstab
~ h,.d surr 1875 10 close out al estate Inquire At
No. ~ IIu .-nn NJ.
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HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY
YESTERDAYS MAINE AND LAST NIGHT.
UNABLE To OBTAIN SEATS.
RoS sheet now open for entire month for theatre
parties
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%mustmtnts.

STu AVENUE THEATRE. .,u
- Proprietor aud Manager Mr.. AUUUSTlN DAILY
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S,wina Alatbln.s.

SEWING MACHINES, ~ kinds, on trial. rented,
Bleecker o.. uear Br0auvAT.
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- The performance begins PROMPTLY At ITO g. and
terminates at liiiO o'clock Box sheet open two weeks
ahead
= roficr REGULATION. Carriages taking up PARTIES
from the rum Avenue Theatre must form On @Sth st.,
facing toward Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09
EVERY NIGHT AT 4 TO 8.

AUGUSTUS DALY's GREATEST SUCCESS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09

DOTATOES, POTATOES. $50 car loads OF DO.
tatocs for sale to grocer. aud dralrrs Al 3JI st.,
Eleventh avenue Low prices and all kinds.
OLIVER plating Of every description 81 ST. Marks
- plac p, Uetwecn lst AMI 2d ava
, 1876-02-12
A Salve PeddIer.

North st. Louis has salve pedder
who admits no superior in his speciality
He goes about with sticks of salve as his
sole stock in trade, and if he has not al
ready laid aside a heavy fortune it is
because he is a bacchanal, and not because
he doesn't make sales. The salve he
peddles is in dirty looking brown sticks,
of about six inches in length, and he
doesn't carry them in basket or box, or
anything of that kind. He produces the
stick of salve from various receptacles
about his person; every pocket seems to
contain salve, and very uncomfortable it
must be for him on warm days. When
he enters a house, his motto is to stick
like his own wares, and when he leaves he
leaves sa1ve. There is no resisting him.
All he wants is to get door open in an
swer to his ring; then he edges in and
breaks forth:
"I'm selling salve, ma'am. P'raps you
don't want any salve an p'raps you do.
DOn'tl Wen see about thdti This salve is
jes the dead thing on wounds, an in evry
family sum un gets wounds Sposin' yer
baby cuts its throat with the scissors
this salve'll Jest hold that cash tightern
Gilderoys kite till the doctor comes
Baby's life saved-likewise carpet aint
spoilt Sposin' yer boy drops a axe on is
toe; this salve'l hold the toe on solider'A
thunder till it heals upl Sposin' yer
knock off the heel O. yer shoe; this salve
III hold the heel on agin, an save shoe
makers billsl hard lot, shOemakersl !
Sposin' yer hired girl threatens to leave;
this salve II hold 'erl Sposin' yer hus-
band goes bummin roNnd town nights;
put a little o. this salve on his chair after
supper, an if he goes out he'll have ter
take the chair with iml Only escape for
i'm is ter slide out of lis trousers an 60 to
bed early like white mani Sposin' yer
want to 60 out, an yer lost the key to the
front door; put little O. this salve on the
door an shut it, an there amt burglar
in the United States can bust in Sposin'
them new monogram garters is too expen-
sive; a little dab O. this salve III hold any
kind o. stockin'l Sposin' yer boy don't
take good care o. the baby out doors; jest
a tech O. salve II hold their hands together
an he wont leave the baby, not much !
Sposin'-"
And so he goes on. He always sells
his salye. He's the very Grand Llama of
peddlers.-St. Louis Republican.
, 1876-02-12
Business Women.

The idea still prevails, though not to so
great an extent as it used to, that women
have no concern with business affairs,
and that business habits and qualifca-
tions belong to men only. There never
was a greater mistake made, we need
hardly say. To possess a capacity for
business is not only compatible with true
womanliness, but it is in measure in
dispensable to the comfort and we'll being
of every properly governed family. The
management of family and household
is as much matter Of business as the
management of st0re or an office, and
requires method, accuracy, organization,
industry; economy, discipline, tact,
knowledge, and capacity for adapting
means to ends.
All this is of the essence of business !;
and hence business habits are as neces-
sary to be cultivated by women who
would succeed in the affairs of home
in other words, who would make home
happy-as by men in the affairs of trade,
of commerce, or of manufacture.
Method, which is the soul of business,
is of essential importance in the home.
Work can only be got through by method.
Muddle flies before it, and hugger-mug-
ger becomes a thing unknown. Method
demands punctuality, another eminently
business quality. The unpunctual wo-
man, like the unpunctual man, occasions
dislikes, because she consumes and
wastes time, and proTokes the reflection
thatwe are not of Sufficient Importance
to make her more prompt. To the bust
ness man time is money; but to the
business woman method is more-it is
peace, comfort and domestic prosperity.
-SaturdaH Eveninq Post.
, 1876-02-12

A LESSON IN POLTTENEss.-Af friend of
Dean Swift one day sent him a turbOt as
present, by a servant lad who had fire.
quently been on similar errands, but had
never received anything for his trouble.
Having gained admission, he opened the
study door and putting the fish on the
floor cried out rudely, "Master has sent
you turbotw
"Young man." said the Dean, rising
from his easy chair, sis that the way you
deliver a messagel Let me teach you
better manners; sit down in my chair, we
will change places, and will teach you
how to behave in the futurel"
The boy sat down and the Dean going
out, came up to the door, and making low
bow said, ''Sir, master presents his kind
compliments, hopes you are we'll, and re-
quests your acceptance of asmall present"
"Does he2" replied the boy-''return
him my best thanks, and here's half q
crown for yourself ~
The Dean, thus caught in his own trap,
laughed heartily, and gave the boy =
crown for his ready wit.
The teacher as well as the scholar re-
ceived a lesson at that time. The boy
certainly knew enough to make his way
through the world. The Dean was very
fond Of fun, and we have no doubt en-,
joyed the boys GOODNESS!
, 1876-02-12
Dyspepsia-Its Cause and Cure.

The most universal cause of dyspepsia
is eating too often, too fast and too much.
The general rules should be;
1. Eat thrice day.
2. Not an atom between meals.
3. Nothing after two O'Clock but a
piece of cold bread and butter and one
cup of hot drink.
4. Spend half an hour at least in tax
ing each meal.
8. Cut up all meats and hard food in
pea-sized pieces.
9. Never eat enough to cause the
slightest uncomfortable sensation after
ward.
Z. Never work or study hard within
half an hour of eating.
The most universal and infallible in
dication that person is becoming dys-
peptic is some uncomfortable sensation
eaRiRgr PRat9 81 fhfPbg sRseeaHfac, sRseeaHfa md 9lhr5afdr
anywhere else. The Formations Of wind
IN the stomach, indicated bf eructation,
belchinQs or otherwise, demonstrates that
dyspepsia Is fixing itself on the system.
Then there IS only one course 70 pursue,
and hat L infaIlibIe' eat less 4ad'ie1- y
each meal, nnfif no wind /. soa.fa<e
no other uncomfortable sensation Is ea-
perienced in any part Of the body. No
medicine ever cured confirmed dyspepsia;
eating plain food regularly and living out
of doors industriously will cure most
cases. .---HalTs Journal Of Health.