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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-12-08

From the general committee in favor o
II. 324, an act to amend an act incorporat
ing the village of St. Albans, with propos
ais of amendment. which were agreed to
and the bill was read the third time and
passed.
From committee on banks. against ii
1896. an act to provide for the taxation oi
deposits in savings banks; third reading
refused.
From the committee on judiciary, in
favor of ii. lC9, an act to regulate the
practice OF medicine and surgery read the
third time and passed
From committee on railroads, in favor of
Ii. 1872, an act to provide for a railroad po-
lice read the third time and passed.
Some thirty or more private bills were
acted on, most of them being passed.
From committee on Judiciary, in favor of
Ii. 40, an act changing terms of the su-
preme court, with proposals Of amendment;
ordered to lie.
From committee on judiciary. in favor of
joint resolution relating to the bankrupt
law Of the United States: adopted in con-
currence-yeas IA, nays 6.
From general committee. against 5. 129,
an act in amendment Of an act incorporat-
ing the village Of St. Albans third read
ing refused.
From the same, against Ii. 1913, an act to
incorporate the Alburgh Cemetery Associa-
tiOn third reacing refused.
From general committee. against Ii. 65.
an act TO incorporate the Campbell MIN
eral Spring Company third reading re-
fused.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-12-08

Ii. 100. an act changing the terms Of the
supreme court, was taken up.
5. 46, an act to pay n. I. Sprague ,Jr. the
sum therein named, was taken up, and the
question being on the amendments proposed
by Senator Grout, 1t was ordered to lie.
:. ll6. an act to annex the town Of Con-
cord to the county of Caledonia, was taken
up, and on motion of Senator Beden in
definitely postponed.
). 20. an act relative to the Vermont and
Canada Railroad Company, was taken up,
and on motion Of Senator Carpenter was IN
definitely postponed.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
From the House, provisions for final Gd-
journment on Wednesday the Goth, at eig ht
o'clock, a. IN , adopted.
AdiouruCl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-12-08

That the thanks of this House he and hereby are
rendered to Hon. John W. Stewart, speaker OF the
House OF Representatives for the impartial, dignlh
ed ard able manner in which he has discharged the
delicate and arduous duties Of his office. and We
offer him our best wishes and wsrmest regards, and
that we shall always recall with feelings OF pleas
ure and delight intercourse during the Centen-
dial seAsien OF LEG; adopted unanlmOusly.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12

the Tax Commissioners as to the COmpanys
liability for back taxes during term of years.
There nothing extraordinary in the railway and
miscellaneous shares to-day, and dullneSs was the
usual characteristic till the close. AT the open
ing the general market strong under the buoy
ancy of ST. Paul the preferred of which reached So
the highest price of the season. and indeed the high-
est for couple of years. In the course OF half an
hour the price broke down to 10 and the whole
market sympathized in a fall of Il to 81 per cent
Soon after midday Pacific Mail became I'M
bucd with great strength. and passing 80.
lifted the rest of the list mp TO platform of higher
prices, though the rail- and subsequent market was
not accompanied by increase of activity. The
coal stocks weak in the forenoon, recovered one or
two uonts as may be by list of printed sales
above. Other investments were quiet and finn In
Expresses. United States jumped to 7lsi. and
Adams to 1l0l2 The whole market was
stronger and more active near and at
the close. the greatest advance having been
in st. Louis ard Iron Mountain St. Joe and the
Granger stocks. The transactions Of the day com
prsed the purchase and sale of $4,000 shares, with
a slight decline compared with yesterdays closing
prices in portion Of the shares, and an advance III
others. viz Central and Hudson. Michigan Cen
trail. Rock Island. Wabash, and Western Union each
declined Is per cent Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph.
and Union Pacific each Il Quicksilver, L; Del,
Lack. and Western, J. and y. D. Central, lis per
cent On the other hand 81. Paul advanced Il per
cent Lake SEoIe, Pacific Mail. and st. Paul Pre-
ferred each 3s st. joe r.; Northwest, y; Harlem
l. and Northwest Preferred Il per cent Pahama
and EIic closed without change. The following
table shows the opening, highest lowest. and closing
prices of active stocks sold to-day, well as the
offering and asking prices at the close OF the En-
change, and thc Number Of shares OF each STOCK
sold -
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for Tux TaI.yyri
.OTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Drr North Pirer IexSeIx and RJtfr0gd,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
FRIDAY. Feb. IL. 1876.


AsHEs-Thcre is nothing doing I'm This market. and price.
wholly nominal a and 7c. for Pearls.
BEEoWAX II OILY gt inquiry, but ~ the stOcks
are no6 e prices aro stoady 81 81 o3c Tor western aho
southern yellow.
BROOM COs.N-Ths market has continued rather dull
holders sOmrwhat anxious TO realize. We quots
Brush. Short Green, thOice 92alOc HUI Green No. bg
0iec. Green Medium. q ID G07c Red shd Red tipped. h.
4Q5c.
COFFEE-Rio dull aud unchanged az 5dlsc gold TO,
ordinary 10 prime and 3d lc gold Tor J09g lps;
20 bags Santos Adele iOt private terms. MILL Cone,
quiet for most descriptions at previous pfcts OF
Maacaio however there were important sios embracing
fully 5000 bags at l7le0 Is isc, gObi.
CANDLE--Thcre nOing further than the usual Job
bins and 40 quoaLe changes took plac Adamantno
l2-Gl1ic hr rl20lo ounce Sperm ~ Zc Pateht sperm
.}Sc; Paral1ne. 2Od2 Refined Speimacetl "a I.sc.
rather Price Mth light trade ~
Jlinji2c. gOai Tor German and ic, gold Tor Egssh,
COOPERAGE STOCk-The mdrket Ia. cO8tn3el yery
quiet without change la quotations We quote Empty
fogsheas = 50qt2 20; Hoops feet O:inafy % PfIne
3sGiOc: IL feet do, 32d5Jc MOtssrs shocks ~ inches
witl Heads AZ lOas2 20 sugar shook, with Heads 80
Shocks 7jGsJc Rum Shocks. 81 2j Pipe shocks 80 oOd
III
CoAL-The demand Anthracite only moderate.
maintained We GUO;o For Liverpool
house Conn., ~ aSl7 Liverpool Gas DO, go New
45dsC: PROVINCIAL 81 jOds5. currency; Pennsylyanis
WesmOrelaid, and West virginia Gas. 81 10 Cumber
land and Broadop - 7jasG p, and Anthracite - 20
a fO % by thc cargo
CORDhGF-Thec current quotations follows: Manila.
IL enlj cc: Manila COrage li2d &C.; Iarad Manila
ilc: Si-a tlJpr l2c Nrw-/eaand llIaTl2 g. Russia
Hemp Tsrred Iic American Hemp Iiued. lJc terms net
CUTTON-The market the spot advanced llsc There
moderate business at the higher fgurs TGe receipts
the Iorls 1880 bales against 1856 bales ms ly
ll7y9J bales apaiD-, l277 bales lat week AMI lOioS
bales this week last I sales o which 30 20 artyel
Oh Tor export G0G consumption and S28 speculation.
bal, delivered on contract The uu"taiunh are
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12
Friday, Feb. 11-P. N.

Some discussion has arisen of late with respect to
the liability of tho Panama Railroad Company to
taxation as a corporation chartered by tho State OF
Ncw-lUrb. The law requires that every such cor
poraton he assessed upon the "actual valuation OF
its capital stock, less tho cost of such real es-
tate as il may chance to own, the latter beng
taxed as such wherever found. The Fan
ANA Company is liable, therefore, to assess
moni. taking the market value rs the actual"
value, upon about So, ,OOO, ,000 which represents the
10000 shares at the market price. Against tie an
nua assessment of the Tax Commissioners, how
ever, the Company has made oath to the possession
of something more than SS,OOOoOO III real estate
in the United States of Colombia. But fhe
fact now seems to bo reasonably well demon
strated that the Panama Railroad Company owns no
real estate whatever on the lsthmus; but on the
contrary is merely lessee of the right OF way across
the Ishmus to transport freight and passengers for
a term of years and this privilege IS subject to
forfeiture upon any violation of the Company's
contract with tho Colombian Government. There
fore it appears that the Company is subject to
taxation upon the full value Of its capital stock
And very grave question has arisen with
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12
fe1ture. We annex closing stItct QUOTATIONS.:

In state bonds District of Columbia 3.G5s rose to
1913 Missouri Ga OF 1877 selling at 1Ol, and VIZ
eiuia Gs Consolidated, second series, at 4ol2.
In city bank shares German American $50 sold
at 20, Market 5) at l12l2, and Merchants (2Ol at
119.
Railroad bonds participated in the general dull
ness, and were quiet and steady.
The following shows the imports of dry goods at
the port of Newlork for the week ending this date
and since the beginning of the year. as well as for
the corresponding portions of previous years
For ne TseE sl,ss}zati,a 90 $50 se4S.oo
Thrown on market.... 4.O3&,l3' o-S-,iIo <'i-i'o'-
Enid az the spI;ofiisl56I99s2 sl4bs54o7 sl273l $50
Thrown ON mar 10, lS3zOJ loO1l9li l-,9I"io
The earnings of the ST. Louis, Kansas City ana
Northern Railway Company for the first week Ill
February, 1876, are reported at $685. $780, same time
in February, 1875. Sii, ,5Si; increase, $l0,2o2.
The Denver and Rio Grande Railway reports earn
ings for the week ending Jan. 81, 1870 nj 3D.
365 9s; same week, 1875, 1892 O9; increase,
81 .673 50.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12
The closing quotations of foreign e

The money market ruled easy at ! and . per cent
anonq the stock brokers' and AMI TO borrowers
ON pledge OF United States bonds Discounts are as
last quoted. The United States Treasurer to-day re-
ceiyed 500, 900 National bank notes for rcdemp-
tion. The Customs reccpts at Washington amounted
10 $500. COO The Internal Revenue receipts footed
up $500, 900. The following is the clearinghouse
statcmcnt: Currency exchanges, F67,3'3,7lO; cur
rcrcy balaaees. $3,72629i; gold exchanges,
S5.26s. 80; gold balances, %69l 73l.
Government bonds were quiet, iirin, and devoid of
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12

Good otd9ady az ~ MdIns I%
Tor 1tro delivery there small al ance tbs deere
N The week rrc,p- the Uous having some eect a. ons
day above yc'tc pr ce-
buf ,ec subsequently iQst Sales yestcriy aibr
p n March, 400, l3i-c.; Apl. 5Co 1857; May, iOl,
l;is,.c Juy, 90 l%"is2c; August, zDO IL ssgc; D.
II iec: total. 200 bales. First 1l-ifhnary, o. l5c
Nav 700 ,or: 300 49, total LOO bales ond
No sale. IN ri June. 100 l517s2c total 700 Jas
sales to,.ag up thIuaTy Juo ~ IL 81 H1 lac
Nar,h. $500, 33lci 4ep - 7l POO - a2c hII zoo
t5,sc together zoo l3 lase l,jO l3',7c; o. II i5sc.
500 Ii ic: Nav 400 1880; 100 l3sigc l.2CO ~ cc
. I3z.c 800. l3 PCS June 200 l3'sc' goo l".'o
900 i37c- Juy 100. he 800. IL fi 900 - isc VoO.
n s,c: To- a. II 20 bales grand total, 100 bars.
Afier 'Chance tho market easy The following were
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

ALEX FRoTHINGHAM a. Co. are offering privileges
on this active stock market at very low rates Con-
tracts issued ono month ago, costing Fifty Dollars
and inward arc now worth on many stocks from
1--WE to ten times tho cost. Any stock at the Ex-
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12
WHITE STAR LINE.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND IINEHPOOl"
CARRYING THE
UNITED STA IItsr MALI.
The stcaer tns Line take the Lane ROM oo vi
l. NauTy. l. = gong Sd"" mo b's' 80 NV
massage % , enEiov, d. all tls rcdf r1uN'
hDKIATIC. SkIi tIAY, fol. il. ~ J.. H.
HALTIC SATURDAY. Irh. 20. ST q o. ~
PIRt fC, -AItIDNN, March ., noon
GERM. NC. SATt RphN. March % al " p m
CETrlt'. SATURDAY. 'Hirh ] :. al II = w.. .-,.
PROM rHE WHITE STAR DOCK PIES o. MORT
KINLH . , .,., ,o a.,
These steamers uniform in size aid unsuiv IN ae
,oufu.uia The iloOI. StIt"rOOms, smoking anu i''i
Rooms are placed ad,hps where thr holsr ana MOI
arc fc, anordnS degree Oi comfort h'hei'o una
taiD9hie 10 sea. - - -, ..too -, ro,,r, r,cL of
ot, favorable terms. Sttoracri ~. ,--. 81, .
inspection Of plans AMI other n'nm On Apply a. INC
company O"''0'' ~ IL. J. CORIIs, agent.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12

change bought or sold on margin Of five per cent
Address for information ALhX. FROrMNGnAM o.
Co. Bankers and Brokers, II Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12

D-gniisirn

ELEGANT GUM SETS, 81 Rose Pearl $40;
t. whlte metal shallow jaws. So continuous M
patiua lined porcelain Cnanrled S3J nitrous Oxide IS al
ninstered. g. H. MODEMANN o32 Third ave-, ne-i lhIy'
s,Ith-st.
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Teeth extracted
~ without pein Dr HASBROUCK, formerly opeIa'Ns
At Colons makes specially Of the of The eas fr INC
panlcss Of teeth At l3i BIOau"dy c'Thsr VI
26thst.
SOMETHING NEW CHEAP aud BEAJ IL
> FUL!-My Rose Pearl Plates indicating color a4G SUP
.tsnceS for artificial teeth excel everything heretofore OF
feTed ior beauty strength and ghtnes meets o s IN
to he apprecaied made day, dnd cnly so 70 ~
Sci CAL and examine Also. best Rubber octs from SIV ~
sI5 Gold and Platiul. $50 to 145. fXu2cthe udci Ras
Jr r. o. WAIT IS last Twenty Td st. near Ndlisou-Fe
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12
Ocean Gteamers,

4 MEXICAN LINE. - -
n WEEKLY MAIL STEAMSHIP SERVICE between
PiIUAnTLPIIIA and LIVERPOOI, calling at QUEENS
TOWN. sailing every THURSDAY from Philadelphia and
,camers are appointed sail from Phila.cpha:
CITY or LIMEl.ICK fcb10 PENNSlLN AN IA Mar 9
OHIO ............... FEB. u lNlIA Mar. p
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN CCRhENCN.
CABIN &75 TO : 90 according t. location.
intermediate tickets to and from ali points at
ts.nTs marked With star do not carry Intermediate
II freight and other inormaiIon apply 10
PETER WRIGHT 4 SONS. General Agents,
GEO. w. COTTON. A. Broatst., y. T.
JOHN MCDONALD, rasse ger Agent,
lialtery place " y.
FOR LIVERPOOL,
(NIA OF EENSTOWND
CARRYING THE L. S MAIL
TUESDAY,
LEAVING PIER NO I6, N r.,
AS follows:
wyOMING................. Feb 22 a; p.
IDAHO Observation-Disclosures. Feb 20. at n
DAKOTA................. l. at 3 p. m
NSIN....................Mar II. at a.
Mar. 2l. at 2:30 y. IN.
RATES FOR PASS ENGE4S REDI CED
seerage S26 intermediate $40; CABIN $50 ioSSD accord
ing =cerase office. NO 90 Broadway General
Offices, No 6S Wallst. -
WILLIAMS & GI-ION.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12
The Philadelphia stock quotations at the close OF

This has been fortnigltly settling day on the Lon
don Stock Exchange, cOnsols ruling fifner. ana
United states securities also little higher. Money
continues easy thr,o months bills being quoted at
3ai rer cent og Il below the minimum rate at the
Balk of England. Ia Paris, rcntes closed iirmer at
G7f 31c.. exchange clo .;rg ~ 25i l7c. The irm-
II, 81, o. foreign exchange impaired more strength to
gold, without. However increasing the business, and
Al the TRANSACTIONS fcw in amount, were AT ll3.
There was no news of q foreign ordomestlc naturcto
influence the price. On gold loans the carrying rates
were 3 2l2. Big. .. and per cent to flat. Foreign
Exchange was strong at ) So 10 the { for 90 days
bills, and higher - 50 for sight; business following
at - s5l,a - ojai and ! N9l2. Upward of 500
900 gold coin has been engaged for Saturdays OUT
ward bound steamers. The Assistant Treasurer paid
ont 90 600 in coin interest on the public deb,
and Sl5I.OO0 in redemption OF called bonds.
The import entries of forcign dry goods at the port
of Ncy- York for the week ending tonight amounted
in coin valuation to s2.l2j,2G7 The amount
thrown upon the market footed up S2,2ii,OI2. The
day', opcraiiosat at the Gold Exchange Bank covered:
Gold 81, arcd + $50 600; gold balances S133 3J30:
currency balances, $9i2,l9G The principal gold
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

DRIDGEPORT and all points on ilonsatonic
ID ard Nang,inck railroads Fare ~. Steamer hHliGE
IOlT ieayos ahaTinesp l. ana bridgeport Hi
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &C: = Faro,
81 p. Steamers leave Peckslip for NtwiaVtn ~ 3
snd Ii daily tSunDays eNctpiod Connecting "i' ioal
/ EIllGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
n - AkRANGEMENI or PASSENGER TRAINS, i'rc. -
I61JLeSye depus foot OF aud DebIoss"a sis At
= - IN, Tor Lason Hethlelon. Allentown. Much thuhn
DazlotOn. Beaver Meadow, Mahanoy CITY, ShcanIOd. MI
trlns or ithaca Auburn, Rochester Buffalo. Niagara I2
j u m for Fason, Bethlehem Allentown uauch chunk
HazletO, Mahanuy Cy, Shenandoah N,lkesbafr. Psipn
Tunkhanuock. &c, making close connections Tor Realms
ottsyillc, auI harrisburg.
IL, for EasiOD, Boihlohem, Allentown and Hauch
Chunk, stopping al al stations
$50 p m Night Express Gaily for EastOn, Bethlehem, Al
lcnovi Chunk NiikcSDh.fc, l1tston, Elrr1,
Niagara rang the Wes; rulmans sleeping coacnos
atfacIc1 ' ROb"r ii. SAfRE, Supt and kngr
Ceneral Office c9rHer OF Church aud CorsEl
CHAS. H. CUMMINGS. Agent.
PROVIDENCE AND STONlNGTON s. s. Co.
L Between NEW.YORK and BOSTON.
REDUCTION IN FARE
BETWEEN NLW.YORK AND PROVIDENCE TO So
BETWEEN NEW.YORK AND BOsrOS TO g.
eTONINGTON LINE
Ths elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND. NARRAOAN.
sFT and STOEINGTON esVo Pier 32 North River foot Of
Jay St. daily except sundays), at 4;30 p m. ,.
pap"ts sIoIsna saa cfSs ONCE. s,e once.
Wssto0tt express Company and az 3l9 Broadway.
PROVIDENCE LINE ldirecu. nj. n, ~ -
Steamships ELECTRA and GA LAfEA leave fier ~ N H.
foot Of Pan place. daily teXcept Sundays, az p Ia.
ID communication 10 Worcester and points beyond
Froighls via either line taken At lowest rates ,,.
L. w FILkIss. @. T. Azt ID. y. BABcoCk' ffssiosAI
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12
NEW-YoRK AND MANANA DIRECT MAIL
NATIONAL LINE.
From Piers a. nad47. North River.

From Piers 4i and a.. North River.
FOtt LpNE3N DIRECT
CANADA .... 1iIHSDA4. Fr,. y. 10 =. n.
FOE OF QUTENSTUWN AND IINIErO0I.
TIL L rt.N. - y S.'N1N NJ 20. :. i a. ~
ESGLAND Ftb. 20. = D. ~. fGN MAJ jp N
cabin ias>gr, $GU and so currency H'tLrA ttAris 81
Tweed rates "
Strrr - pa age >9G icucy. rIcIad st,cGcl fcris
a., In ma Ir.l1ud m scotland q, the lpa -. rates
ats iss RI. 1T current piircs.
-'4'' " r. N. j. Iil i.~r Nanag-r.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12
STEAMBOATS, dno Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- Leave Newiork from foot of Desbrosses and Cort-
$50 a. for Washington Through
from Baltimore 70 Pii;s6ure', chicago c.qcnpad
Sc; TINS tram makes elose eo.necons Tor Columbus
55 % @ an i5S S sSs SsH Florida
and OTrans; Pullman paror car. from New YOl.
$50 y. NJ daily for Washington, the South West.
iGlmm secpers TO " .slIhg'on ahd from Baltimore 10
To- ioasue indianapolis. diana t % Saan '2si anS 80 I"
ynebnrs snyaa Foda % ' N"% orla,n rr amd ts
- south through sleeper ia iimore and Nes-oI, ais.
So ~ Broaiway, Ne~Yors ani Il ticket chces
Ash FOR fIcTnT5 VIA BXIrIM0nE ' RHb 30 oi}o ER
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEl.
ara rcr NG 2 loot T ~ SsIi s.
AZ Srfvs % Ise %i All S% Nm Bianeh r. M & A. Iamno9 junction
= 80 90 Vii 81 Ias '1s Vssy s,'p haaad S
lnTsc NE to iarIbaIs PIiS5lrgh ana tho West ALSO 10
''''a,, r1,a,a,u a.Dn.' WiST%G aHnA%GEMiFE;xr iF;
rS,S $1s;aSs 20
el5 a.. M WAY ,riai" 70; for 9an'ilen
4" o5 S1s'Sn vIa R aS and Ts y .t.
Es.ioa Aieno%n HarTsbnr. and Tie %.. coaScei,
f%Isyc sSTsnioo T Taa1 Ii, iso IT, &C.
100 p ExiGE,s for Fl.ningion, Es.,oa Aientovn.
barr Eaigg Columbia Lancaster, Ephraia roi'-rle
c6aSi wikesaire and sc,acI I "''' '"'' ''''
$50 J. Way train for Dunri ru
Chunk tonHtcts ai junction NIi Del McSf. *. H.
40 T.. tu-Way train ior Somcryile aud i!rmhcion
b.GJ y. ni-Way train Tor DInelleI.
5:l5 EYKNIN0 tXPKts~ ia Is. for fasiOu Allentown
nauch Chunk. WseSarTr, Towards, Heading and Harris
$40 D. m-Nay Train for SomeTvlc
Geo p. in.-May Train flr ~Omei. .iir.
30 D. m.-Wa, Train f.. Duncl,n.
200 4. 'n-Nay Tri u FOR oonsIsle.
T. d. EJsiOn.
$50 y. IA Way 1Isil g. NtuesyUr.
1900 T.. ui.-Nay Train TO- Dunei!ra. -
+ Fiizsbsth at SO. G15. Cos 2, 1880 l45. =. e@5.
800 % ~ llIJ - l2il !. 100. 24J. 3,
2S g.. d. l. 5:l-. 4jn. i:iJ, . . 13' 5ij, q. GlJ,
6:.O o. 7.iJ. S.31 . 20. 1880, 10 y ~.
H. T.. RlCKEi. SuTt. AMI l1S.
HAuAN i.eur.aI Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12
HNMAN LINE.

ROYAL Ma Steamers are appointed 10 sail ~ follows
FOR QUl.t$S rows AND IINiRpO,f-
CITY OF Mon llh!"...SATV tIiAi. lrh. T. ~ =. m.
CRY or "a i ..... - a RDAI, Fen ~. et r Ill
CITY OF 4ICIlMON SAT- HDAN. Eri. - lt y.
cry OF A rVtR5. .-. 81 RpNT Mhcl I.ltnoun.
CITY OF RGOOkIN N....SATU HDAN. starch ~. at p ~.
ana each succeeling SATURDAY. q l.cr H., y. IT,
RATES OF PASSAGE.
CABIN. 500. $50. md 800. c.li
SIEEAtl l1rats Issue! ~ lowest rates.
Passage genera az u" toin
- For FLssag-. 81 No
35 broadway, iIcr A. y. a. JOHN g. Dt ~. Agent.
NEW-NORK AND II HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
- L NJ.
These hrstciasB steamship sal regularly at from
rier 80. - NOrtA River a. ir'uws:
steamship colt Isl s.-...... IT. hS0 Feb, -.
steamship CRka-C ENT CITY. .rlil l~lAl. -. %.
Accommodations uusrpjss tDr fre ghr apply
WILLIAM L. tINDE q Co., -. q bowling green.
MCCLELLAN. 1t * Co. AEent-in Hawaii
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12
Ncw-Yorl,, Havana & Mexican Mail :. 5. Line
cFR,IAN IJOVt,

y OK ~ EEKNAN lIl-Dl - ......-..-
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN MN. N'Eh.
.SDI THAMPrOS. AND BKlNtN.
COMPANY . PIER fot ol SE''iNI~i, HpE' % " .
pO> cb.il2. Sal lki tf' -
NFgi 4 i, I.i,. 10 !FFFNAN N....... 'itr.L q
RATES or PASSAGE from NEWN.OEk to sOJluA Ahf-
ToN, HAtRE oH El,thfS 90 sc,o GAL,
FIRST CABIN. 81 u Co,d. SEt On tAi'IN' - E"'|
STEEKAGE. $50 currency ,..,o
Return Tickets reduced rates Prepaid StVt 1Sr N'i
ea'ea. a,2 cuTtcucv.
IDr freight o. p%sssC" apply o., , o o,.,.,,. .-o,.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12

Only DIRECT LINE 10 FRAME ~
~ GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC tOMIANN- NAIL
orTANIl.5 BETWEEN NEW YORK And HANEE:
VA PLYM Il Gd.
Tho splendid vesso' on ms ilyni" route Ter w @ h
(i.n more sptlrfly tllH utht VII sd from iiI 'y
EJ. North River, as follows. ..-..., -, g.. n
AMEKIQl T.. Itutn1.-.--... Ntl MA = .i'',
IsTsfl.V4E Iclitid. ...... - AlIhDAf. t'ch !.
Laura DOR. san nfr ... ~Arj HDAN. Ma-'hl%
pgIrF or PASSAGE ~ GOiD OnclUd.Ag wine
FTst taair $40 T. $40 according Ia arcotrn dalton
CABIN. ird cIbin, + Return N'Ae''" ic"''"'
rates
uecessarics without extra Chl-r steamers H" "'l mus
do not cLiIy sterfage passenger.
4 = y.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12

DRIDGEPORT and all points on ilousatonic
ID a1d Naug,iuck railroads. farc ~. steamer hhlit
TOlT leaves Caharinep at l. noOn ana Bids'P't Ell
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12

~ sailing from Pie; 80. North .Hfci, g.
THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, & r 10, coaht' i.l'-
v IN lie rclia ana A Line. Al1ut 'o1s' 4ju'
PiedDaat an Line C4e.aucIhe and ono Ka'i'lo "u "
Tie COMPANY Zines 70 interior points ih "'tih 'i'"
aud N.rpInis. - 81, .-.. ..... ,,. ,.,.,. .rt-t.-
DAY. til T. ..-DAN. AID sAIl ltllt ti.-. .,.,,-,..
re,rts Del lcay, ~ St,y-YorS NJ NDAfS and IhI Rs,
DAYS 20 p. m connecting WIN H'''"''o ""'
railroads. .- ......,.....i
,,..,ar egr.s anl bit of laiin- 20 n points ~
lnqYIlucr 20 Norsok. &C. = pei cent frcgAt
,rrc, .tl daily at per e. Norih ENrr
N'"''''' N' y 1. NtCIEADN. Pro- l'~ 10
New-York tribune., 1876-02-12

DACIFIC MAIL <. :. LINZ. .....,,.
/ F0R CALIFORNIA, JhPA% GINA, AUSTRALIA
LEV'If.ALANp. IRiTISW tDit iN! \, NC.
sailing Per foot ~ Canal 4i Noiih litsei
FOR ~hN' fRAN NCI~CO yi4 t~iiit itliN OF MANA.
: j. ACAPULCO. Tu,s i.S, Eel. 10, - j. noon. ,.,,
Cop,c,t',g for an CES1KAL AMERICAS aad sol iH
''" " PACIFIC PORTS.
rpn,, eAS TPANCiSCO 10 JAPAN ANb CHINA
5, 8 CITY OF 81" YORK, MaicI ,,...-
FRosT Gan FEASCI-CO 10 VICTORIA FOi'l Ib'' -'-'-
END. TACOMA. PORTLAND. &c, &c.
TN the lOti anG 2'th OF cF ~ ino'lh'- -
For fre,gl a, p4s.,ne aupiy of CaIa. Si =" r.
ii. J. BU LLAf, superintendent
CtTATE LINE.-TO Glasgow Liverpool, Dub
= In Rclia aud Londonderry. Thes- hIsicas- i'i POI"
cr..! st.ainCrs will lail from
~ " tlels iler Hoboken. - -, .,
STATE OF NiRGI 'sy' - a.,
STATE OF INDIANA -.--.---. 'ul
STATE o.. Pi-NNSlINANlA \ 100. .i ,'' .i.i:
alternate "a - ;inieAficr lni d p =" = ~"
aud $40 Eycurs Tickets $40 second hJh 10 i'e
I'm ,rirke. $50 ricerlgc at l0wcst rates AVp| 10 80
SIN FkLDR & 60, Agents ~ hfo".Nit' y u
STE,EphGE OFFICi. 80. IS BROADWAY.