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zg ri III: The undersigned citizens and prop
.+.nrnrr1 - In itJn cunnty. TIlu Hst oe ~ hare
Known yoG rofsonniy tor fany gent. ~ 9flGai pos,
lions iitrr .onE nthsrs ~ cgnnscson Tsh ts nnits
sssnys known mi fonn,, you slccns aeso'un.odasl1f
snri tGs; fho Inauguration u tofanG Eetorm af our
nrcecnt i htmocly necessary to gotd gov.
III he'ieva n ic ra.t f..tt1; sn qn.snsh aS:
liz posians ttIed by Tou liri tin best rnarantee for
ho fitnrn coii iinunncs Of tho Ehnle IN whatever stn
sinna ntIr cttrfa nlsJ hereafter tnTnst yun With VIC
inriasr iSave J0uf lung md lntim"ss ac1naatsnre
wI,h ihs workT. q tie h eSoefs a Gs ~ rgSt IT.
W uoyssnsnsnt 1Esth.. With ,l,s Tahest,on \; n ,o of
thu position 0f lleeordrr of this rounty We Hherd.
ioTe rslse ttAt rnn became candidate for that oce,
ri iYs xou lalttf aRpnQrt III ihE eQ4nR NQftu!.
The New York herald., 1876-01-13
THE BOARD OF TRADE.

A meeting Of the Wine and Spirit Committee OF the
Board OF Trade held yesterday morning, at which
it resolved TO request tho Board 10 petition Con-
gress reduce duty foreign wines from forty "a
twenty five cents per gallon. Areguar meeting OF the
Board held at three r NJ G. W. Clark IN the chair
The following members elected e. G. Black.
ford, II kilam, d. Hendrckson, 7. W Crcgar, A. Hess
+. +. Thornc, 0. H. Blood, D. D. Williamson and b.
Mostyn. A meeting OF the Currency Committee was
ordered for mex; wednesday hafpast seven r. NJ in
the stevens Building and special meeting OF the Board
for Wednesday 26h INST at three r. NJ The reports Of
the Wine and Spirit Committee and the Importers Com
mittce we're referred to this special meeting A
mittee OF thirteen technical education elected.
The bylaws we're amended, so that members elected
ancr July will have 10 pay 50 dues for the current
year instead Of Sl2 as previously. letter read
from the Portuguese Ambassador at Washington ask
ing for advice as TO the best means OF promoting the
interests Of the commerce between this country
and Portugal Nr Farreily proposed, IN view OF
from Washington that the fast mail trains
% be removed. a cOmmlttecb be elected the postal
department. or that SUB committee be formed out OF
OF those already exstng 70 consider the subject
The committee that had formerly been appointed
requested 20 Monday, at three Z. NJ In the
rooms OF the American News Company
The New York herald., 1876-01-13

gone into the Bank or England balance to-day
Discounts are easier The rate for three months bills
in open market IS per cent or per cent below the
bank rate Consos for money steady at 90 1l-l6;
consols for accounts have advanced 90 1915 United
States bonds hrmer at an advance Of y = per
cent To-day is ticket day ana is fortnight
settling day on the Stock Exchange Rentes in Paris
are $50 Erieis l4I l4x; new aves, lO5H ten
fortes, 1O61. 1861; old ls65's lO4h
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds closed drmer, at the following
quotations United States currency skies, 122A a
l23 do. do, 1881, registered, n9x 100;
do. do, do, coupon 1907 l2l do, hve-twentics
1864 registered. called bonds, ia ll4K do. do,
do, coupon do, III ll491; do do 1865, registered
1l6T l16a<; do. do, do, coupon HOY ll6k do
do, 1855 registered new, Ii73I ll7% do. do, do,
do, coupon, 1171s l1shs DO do, 1857 registered,
ll9z ll9A do. do, do coupon, 1l9a< l2o do. do
1865 registered 100 1907 do do do, coupon, l20k
III do, ten ores registered, ll7x 1l75s do do,
coupon l1s1 llsh do aves 1881, registered, ll6ss
1l67s; do do, coupon, 1865. ll6z.
MINING QUOTATIONS.
The following the prices stocks at San Francisco
to-day Gould Curry 81 Savage, 23; Chollar-P r-Poos
10S Ophir 81 Hale 4 Norcross So; Crown Point, 26;
Yellow Jacket lo9 Becher IS; Imperial, Q; Virginia
Consolidated, 400; California, s3 overman, s4 Ray
mond Ely, 20; Eureka, G. ", 3; Best Belcher, 6s
Kentuck, IA; Union Consolidated, Is; Alpha, 26i
Meadow Valley, 8; Sierra Nevada, 25 Mexican, 2l;
Caledonia, Al Silver Hill IL Eureka Consolidated 10;
Justice, 49, Julia, IL The Of 500 900 bullion was
shipped for the East at San Francisco to-day
RAILROAD BONDS.
In railroad bonds there was unusually heavy busi-
Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon
gold bonds, which advanced under large purchases 10
SIX. Milwaukee and St. Paul issues were firm and in
good request Hannibal and ST. Joseph convertible
advanced to s2s< Harlem coupon lrsts fell OF to 1l5S
Central Pacics brought lo41, Union Pacific 1rsts l03
and sinking funds 94A Ohio and Mississippi consoli-
dated sinking funds advanced TO 90 Harlem registered
Grsts brought ll5k, Albany and Susquehanna second
l071S The following the closing quotations for
Pacific Railroad bonds Union Pacific 6rss, 103k
1881; do land grants, 1olk u lol do. sinking funds,
941S 94A
STATE BONDS
State bonds were dull, except for Missours which
sold 1851 for funded of lso45 and at 100 for skies
of 1876 and 1871 Virginia consolidated ex-matured
coupons brought 6Sx, new Tennessees 42X, old Ten
nessees AK.
BANK SHARES
Bank shares sold at 115H for Commerce, 80 for Ger
man American, 149 for America and SO for Fourth
National The latest bids are :-Amerca, 14S; American
Exchange, ll5Z Butchers and Drovers', l25 Central
National, 90; City, 800; Commerce. l15K; Corn Ex-
change 133 First National 200; Fourth National 90;
German. American, 49, Hanover, S. Importers and
Traders 100; Manhattan, $50; Mechanics, 14ok;
Mercantile 1O4; Merchants 11s; Metropolitan, 125;
Nassau, lo3 New York, l2Si State Of New York, lo4
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The New York herald., 1876-01-13
BUSINESS FAILURES.

David Sollnger, who recently assigned TO Max L.
Mayer has liabilities $19 los; assets. sl2,677 actual
value, S6,0SL
James S Jackson 4 Co, grocers. of No. $40 Sixth
avenue whose assignment to Almadus Wilkinson has
already been noticed, have liabilities amounting "a
$33, 750 and assets, nominally, SIG 4S6, worth only
SIS 037
Louis Ilsen, dealer in embroidery, OF No GIL Sixth
avenue assigned yesterday to Charles Heinrichs His
Liabilities arc $s 265, and assets 81 $685. worth 81 0S2
The creditors of August Thiery & Co.. glass, No. Al
Barclay street have held several meetings with
TO a compromise. The Liabilities are $54 352 nominal
assets, sl5,092 actual value, $500 There
large number OF creditors the principal ones being the
following John Lewis, s, 800 NJ Z, Connolly,
$306s r. B. Wigton, 81, $685. Mrs A. Thiery, 81, 500;
John spelman, $2,2l6 The oner OF the nrm to COM
promise at twenty five cents The dollar, payable in
two instaments by indorsod notes, at SIX aud nina
months accepted
meeting OF the creditors OF Levi Decker Co,
billiard table manufacturers at No. l54 Centre street,
held yesterday before Register ketchum at No.
l29 Fulton gtreeL statement Of the firms condition
was presented showing assets OF $l9514 and Liabilities
OF $50 0sl Among the creditors are the following
:. Groie 4 Co, s,SI9 w. J. A. Fuller, $3.50, D;
Railroad Company, 81, 75O; Gutta Percha and Rubber
Company, tl,774; New York and Harlem Railroad
Company, 81, $50; L. B. Silva, l3ss: An oncr OF
composition for twenty five the dollar, cash.
promptly accepted by the creditors
The creditors OF Alex Stem, cabinet manufacturer, at
no ~ AbtoIucy etect. hclu ucttNn5 yesbcIuay ~
the Office OF Register Fitch, No 345 Broadway. Among
the principal creditors are the followng;-Durgee \
Son. $l29 j. b. Ryer, S. 9l4 Dannat Bros, 50 373;
Adolph Tuska, S4,974; c. Wenzel, SO $50; j. W. At
wood s., ,262 Baeder 4 Adanson, s., 2,S53; G. Hoyt,
SO 2i2; j. Hamburger ST. l3s. The liabilities amount
to $4,000 The assets consist or real estate aud
buildings in Attorney street which cost 200, bus
which estimated by the firm at Sll0 OO0 and stock
valued at 50 900 An offer to compromise at twenty
FIVE per cent payable In notes al six nine twelve and
fifteen months was generally opposed pending which
the meeting adjourned.
AT meeting OF the creditors Of Reuben II Blass,
machinist Nos 202 and 20f East Twenty ninth street.
held before Register Fitch, opposition made 10 hia
discharge and the parties given ten days 10 Gis
specifications
The New York herald., 1876-01-13
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Jan. r. 1876.
Cotton quiet, demand fair lower rates middng, l29e
low midding, IA &c good ordinary, lOc Net receipts
1870 bales Exports coatwse, 1878 Sales, I6l Stock
NKw ORLEANS. Jan. IL, 1876
poda oTsS.Ts % o %ddSs s lsesD 0S 5
gross 7,62s kxportsTo Great Britain, ALSO; eoaswhe
ding yesterday should have been l2G not l2c aspub-
hshedl - 20 90,
Cotton .teadyi middllng 2e low %,aSSI.s
Expousio Great Britain 4s7O: cosstwise, 90 sales,
2,jOo. stock, 7O.327. -
Cotton dull; middlins i27c low middiine, i2e good
portsfo Great Britain 4o7l coastwise 30 sales, $40
Stock 9O,3o3. - -
Cotton unchanged; middling ishc low middling, i2sc
es5Si. 90.
Flour steady sale, Of 900 bbls 81 50 for No spring
double extra wheat Unchanged Corn quiet; new West
err mixed s Sie so 5oe Farley Sqis. s no Canada
81 10 Corn meal $50 for soted $40 for unbotsd per toe
D'AS'' - = TotEDO. Jan. u. 1876
waos.h y 2sh No White Meaigaa q 3es5 ao OlS
spot and January 81 "a; feoruary si ks March 81 Is
70 red Michigan held a. 81 VS. - oaersds So red
SisS mixed &c March sec old sse low mixed tse
Dpesed hS Soss IS So Receipts 5000 bushels corn
81 90 DO. oats. 1000 DO shipmeuts-Flour. sUO bbiA
BuFFtLo. Jan. -. 1875.
Receipts-Flour 1000 bbls wheat 1900 bushels. eorn
$1,000 do oats, l40Co do barley l.oOO do. shipments
FouT 1000 bbls. wheat 1900 busheis Is GO do
oats 1900 do barley, il,oOo DO Flour Grm and IN
changed sales 500 bbla Wheat higher hrmer feeling
sales 1000 bushels Western prng private so
bushels hard Western spring 81 g Corn quiet steady;
sales Of SIC, three private
terms Oats neglected Rye inactive. Barley higher.
fmer feeling. sales of three tworowed At 7sc
on track three choice do At e5c delivered PorK dan
Al s2i 80 Coz heavy Lard dull l3c. Hghwines
nominal
CHfcAGo Jan. II. 1876.
FLOUR dnil WheAt-Demand active and prices have I'd.
vanced; NO chicago spring. setc. SPOT se5f February
eoa March, 81 % May No. do. Sic rejected 6ollc
669sc. Corn Dun and shade lower, No. mixed f3s<c
sp0I f2ac. February Oats drmer; held higher 3O,
spot. 3oAe February Barley-Demaud active and pree'
have advanced. sales S4c spot, sic. auuary.
generally unchanged but sales rather higher, Al
OitSc &C Dressed hogs-Demand good full prices
The New York herald., 1876-01-13
REAL ESTATE SALES.

The Real Estate Exchange was crowded yesterday,
owing to The that several valuable improved busi
ness lots to be put up BY Richard v Harnett ON
the west noe OF the city.
The 6rst sale made by M. Hsrnett the two story
frame and brick building with cellar and store located
OF the southwest corner OF North Moore and Yarick
Streets known as No l6 North Moore street; lot % by
75 Albert Block for Sl4 500 said property being
valued Al $4,000 Mr. HarnetT also sold the TWO story
high stoop bsick house the west side OF Hudson
street. distant 90 feet inches north ol christopher
street known as 30 505 Hudson street. lot 81 lls by
23 with right Of way OF alley leading out 10 West Tenth
street. 70 n J. Dohson for Sl0,500 said property
pe.ng valued At SIC 0C0 also one half Interest tho
premises Nos 100 and l5o Mulberry street northeast
corner Of Houston street. embracing lot IS BY % with
buildings thereon 10 Thomas Jordon for So 5Z5 SAID
interest beng valued al $4,000 William Kennedy
sold by order Of the supreme Court the plot OF land,
90 by II BY 56t by 40 = West 12jth street north
rde extending through 10 Manhattan street. 25o feet
cast OF Tenth avenue Thomas X Walters, FOR So 700,
said property being valued AZ $1,000 ]. Blocker.
Son Co. sold, foreclosure sale the house With iot
10 by 100 H. East i22d etrees north side, lsI II
feet east OF First avenue subject 10 mortgage OF
g. 500 for Sl0l Thomas Kckrilcr ~ all 81 30l sA1
properly beipg Valued ~ &avVA
The New York herald., 1876-01-13
THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
tcoNTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

from IondOn for OF the largest insurance companies
In this city have been entered and the duty paid
protest. and appeal 10 the Secretary OF the Treasury
has been made on the subject The customs claim
that the almanacs shall pay thirtyhve per cent as
paper manufactured and not otherwise provided for -
The agents here OF the printers London claim that
they come under the head OF 'books periodicals,
pamphlets, blank books, bound or not aud all printed
mater, engravngs, bound or unbound, illustrated
books and papers maps and charts which shall nav
duty oi twenty-hve per cent ad valoremn
An ovERvALUBD SEIZURE
hr Gill OF the firm OF Cochrane Mclean h Co. OF
Broadway informed a HERALD reporter Yesterday that
the sample OF Duchess ase seized the Celtic and ad-
dressed 10 him is worth only 100 francs and not $500
as previously represented The lace in question will
DC Withdrawn from the Seizure Room to-day.
The New York herald., 1876-01-13
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT wEAK-FUTUREs STEADY
FLOUR sTEADY-wHEAr HIGHER-coRN
srEADY-oATS sTEADY-PoRK DULL AND
LowER-LARD EAsIER-wHIsKEY DULL AND
NoMrNALr-PETRoLEUM FIRMER-sPIRITs TuR-
PENTINE QUIET-RosIN oUIET-ous FIRM
FREIGHTs QUIET-CoFTEE UNCHANGED
SUGAR UNCHANGED.
WEDNESDAY Jan. 12-6 NJ
There was a very decided improvement IN some de-
partments OF trade to-day, the most conspicuous
among which was the increased export movement in
breadstus under which prices advanced considerably
Flour was steady, but wheat fairly active and
higher Corn was steady Oats we're steady whis-
key was dull and nominal Pork dull and lower.
Lard was easier and nominal At the close freghts
we're quiet Cotton on the spot was weak; futures
closed steady. Coffee unchanged Naval stores
we're quiet and nominal. Oils arm bat unchanged
Petroleum decidedly hrmer and active Sugar was
quiet and unchanged.
CoYrEK-The market for BraEs quiet and without
further change At Baltimore sales made late yes
terday Of 4S5 bags Rio Echo Ice for good. and
500 bags do, Chonan, on private terms Mild
coffee was quiet We quote Ordinary cargoes l64c-
le16c; fair do. i7kc. isc; good do, lshc.
isc.; prime DO, 1szc. Ice. santos, far to good,
i7ISc Iskc-, gold, ninety days; Java. governments
bags 24c 26c do. grass mats 24c 27c Singapore,
do 2oc 2Ic; Ceylon, i9c. 20c Maracabo lsc 2Oc
Laguayra isc i9c. Jamaica, lsc. l9c: ST. Domingo,
lehc; Porto Rieo isc iehc. Costa Rica, lsc i9hc
Macassar 2Oc. Gle. Mexican isc 9c: Manila 1Sc.
iec; Angostura, isc ls1sc. savanilla i71Sc zoe;
CoTTos-With free offerings the market for spot cotton
the following revised quotations-strct low
reduced stained middng reduced &c. low middling
below reduced Ac closed steady advance Of
132c the opening prices Ihs closing prices to-day com
pare With Tuesdays closing prices as iolows-
The New York herald., 1876-01-13
CUSTOMS SEIZURE.

The shawl supposed 10 be worth $780, seized by n.
p. Egan, Custom House inspector, the White Star
steamship Celtic few days ago has been returned 10
its owner Mr. W. y. Gill, by the Treasury Department
Dir. Gill Is buyer for one or the weathcst dry goods
firms in New York and had the shawl sent 10 him q
sauplo il Is valued az SIS.
The New York herald., 1876-01-13
ADVANCE ANp DECLINE.
The following are the changes since yesterday

Inc following are Tue cnahBes since ycsteruays
ADVANCE Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, y Har-
iem, = Lake Shore, 4 Northwest. 4 do preferred
"a Quicksilver y ST Paul preferred, u.
DECLiSK delaware, Lackawanna and Western, n
Ere, - Hannibal and ST. Joseph. y do preferred,
q ONO and Mississippi, = Pacific Mail, ri Union
Pacific, L. Western Union u; 365 District Of Colum
bra, a gold, q.
STATIONARY Central and Hudson, Michigan Central,
Rock Island, ST. Paul and New Jersey Central and Pan
The New York herald., 1876-01-13
rHx MONEY nARkEr.

The rates for money call at the Stock Exchange
TO day have been from per cent down TO 8, while
those for mercantile paper have rather hardened The
domestic exchanges on New York were quoted as fol-
Iows.-New Orleans, = 7-i6 per cent discounts Sa-
Vannah, y per cent 20 par Charleston, = per cent to
oar; Cincinnati, per 1000, 7Sc to 81 premium ST
Louis. 25c. to soc. premium, and Chicago, '5c prem
ium.
Foreign exchange was quiet and steady Prime
veriug 4s4H aud 4ssx; selling rates, asa and ass
tSs Relchmarks, s5K ojAs, and seh ee5.i ca
oles, 90. a %; prime Paris, S.i3X and S.ll4.
GOLD nARKKr.
Geld has been quiet with all the sales at ll2'l a
u23s. The ratos paid for carrying were 10 per
The New York herald., 1876-01-13

The Michigan Central Railroad Company report its
earnings and expenses for the month OF November,
1875 as follows
Gross earnings $5s7, ,26s
Operating expenses 81 2-l0 per cent. $685. 661
Net earnings. $l93 o9S
The gross earnings for time In 1874 Operating
expenses not repored having been 1854 2o6 there is
decrease gross earnings OF sec, eS7. The foregoing
is a curious commentary upon the recent report OF
competing road wherein 1t claimed that the operat
ing expenses of the three months had been re-
duced 6 $40 per of gross earnings against over
76 per cent for the previous nine months
The failure of the West Boston Savings Bank has
caused some anxiety among deposors in other Boston
savings banks as Indicated by slight run to-day upon
the Home Savings Bank
The Board of Trustees Of the institution held
meeting this morning and resolved that until further
notice no payment OF more than $50 per month shall
be made TO any deposto except in the mode required
by the laws of the bank
An elderly gentleman OF moderate visited the
Stock Exchange to-day in search of the 'broker' who
a few weeks since promised him "brown stone front
II he would lay in a little Union Pacific and Pacific
Mali, at 10 and Al respectively The gentleman
pressed himself learn the opinion OF that
.broker" as to the future prices Of Lake Shore and
Northwest stocks
The rumor that the Governor OF Wisconsin in his
Message 10 the Legislature would recommend the re-
peal Of the Potter law" to-day industriousy cir
cuatcd among the kabiues Of the Stock Exchange AS
the Message will probably be delivered to morrow
Thursday the truth alsity Of the will
be known
Another rumor was IN circulation 10 the effect that
the coal companies of Pennsylvania have yet been
able to come TO an for the continuance Of the
combination which has maintained the price OF coal for
the past three years
Messrs. Mitchell, Green Stevens, dry goods Of Bos
ton reported failed.
Messrs Easton Milne bankers, Of Fall River, who
suspended last week. have been advised by a creditors
committee to 60 into voluntary bankruptcy. 1t is
thought that the creditors will realize only
10 70 20 per cent
The Commissioners Of the District OF Columbia ask
the House to appropriate s242 77e currency in addi-
uon to the sac, 900 hand for the payment OF the
February interest the 65 bonds avert default
IN the payment of interest They propose bill trans
ferrrng the management of the bonded debt OF the Dis
trict TO the Treasury Department.
The Committee OF Ways and Means have decided not
TO consider the financial question until the subject shall
be more fully presented. Bills already before them
touching the resumption Of specie payment, &c, and
more are expected.
The New York herald., 1876-01-13

SIs - siB IS spot $40 J7k February
Siy @ os Mach Lard easier. but seod iena9d a. 81 -
sEe, el- Sft Sl& 10 February. $2 52t S2 - March
Nuskey sales a. 81 OS keceiDts--Flonr 1000 hhls !,
nnes, ~ OO bushels; corn, 5000 do; oats lfOoO a.
rye, -pOO 40 barley. 9,OlOd0. ShpmentsflOur ~ Id
eols' whsat 1000 bushels corn $50 DO oats l.o)O
40 rye 5O barley, 700 Do Al the afternoon call Of tho
BOARD heat strong andhgh 81 cash. 81 O)6 March
Corn nrmes a. sc January. t27sc February Oats irm
aud tsc higher. Pork easier dull
~ Si2 80 Si2 37i, February.
The New York herald., 1876-01-13


For future delivery the sales we're As follows
i3 9.i6c March 600 i3 i332c 100 10 lice April.
80 l3o May 100 At 10 1850. 100 A. 1876 July,
l4k. Total, 100 balcs To-day up o'clock
p MJsnuary, 800 a. lse 500 AZ 10 s2e February, 700
IS i5c 800 t3 531c 4uO AZ i5 ooc March, 100
10 i5-32c 500 At 3 lice. 1900 a. 1882, SO a.
- lice 100 - 10 1875. 100 ~ - 7iee, 100 st
i3 i52c 200 at 13 7l6c, 700 az ID 1929 April, loo
a. 10 q -s2e., 2,4oo a. i3xc. 800 At l3 2l-s2c.,
June, 200 Al IA ss2e 800 a. "a l-iecs July, 200 a.
total 16, 100 baea Grand total 1870 bales
The following the receipts ports 0alvcsfon.
1910 bales; New Orleans, es55; Mobile sos savannah
Baltimore. 10 New York ne: Boston, slo Phsaeiphia
Ths day last rear. 1884 bales Total since September
2572 e07 baea To last night Cotton hoight closed
ic. eompressed Bremen, BY steam. lc compressed; oy
sail ll.i6c Liverpool e32d. 5l6d. BY steam, BY SAIL
p-3ld lied Market dull.
PlouR AND pGRkN.-Recepts sFiour, ~ 0O2 bbls wheat
"a 600 bushels corn meal sl4 bbis corn $500 bushels
oats H. oSO do The aour market steady under mod
erafs inquiry consumption and Shipment The sales
we're ZOO bblA state Western and Southern At
aha anne xed quotations Corn meal 10
oury Thc sales about 90 bbls and 200 sacks
AZ s. 30 So 55 Tor Brandywne and - 20 s. 20 for
~. I.raa md panua vaufA Il
The New York herald., 1876-01-13
BUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES.

An ExcELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR PARTIES De
~ urng enter in,o busncssA complete Press lootn
containing SIX oe cylinder Presses hand Press VIA seli
mixer all IN best Of order and equal 60 new viii be rented 20
responsible parties reasonabe rent store can 20
rented IN the same building suitable Tor she Heqney ousi
location the best in New lork city ADDRESS y 81
box tO4 Herald ohicc
AN ACTIVE PARTY WANTS TO INVEST $50 IN
n some staple manufacturing Business state full par
ticulars 70 r. ~. Herald once
A GENTLEMAN HAVING THE OFFER or A VERY
"A promising county hotel desires spirited and moneyci
lads partner Call oa or address HAhhbEl w. broad
~, NewKk sd,
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE coPART.
~ nership business heretofore existing under the hrm
name and siyle q John Bohnet Co. At No. II Front
the city OF New York 10 tAs day dissolved by mutual
All claims due The said hrm arc payable 70 John
Bohuet and all claims due by said arm will be iquidated by
said ohm Bohuet Nos e aud isQ Monroe New YORK
JOHN BOHUEr.
ALBERT STOLPP.
JOHN BOHJET, Jr,
NV YonK Jan. 10 1876.
The business heretofore carried by the firm Of John
Bohuet Co. at No IL frout New York will hereafter
be carried on ~ ALBERT sTOLPP.
THE FIRM OF THEO DRNCH A CO. HERETO
existing has this day been dissolved by mutual
business will hrealtr be conducted by Thed
Druch and A Strafton.
Dated Jan. 1. 1876. NOAH A. CHILDS.
THEO. Dq.NCH.
TUE FIRM or sCHCFFLER A co. HAVE DIS.
solved copartnefship BY mutual consent
u. SCHrFFLER,
O A BANCROFT.
THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE BXIsTING
Il between tbe undersigned atd August Wuensch
manufacture and sale Of butter
the undersigned May 4 1870 and numbered I6a 954
DAY dissolved by Of the Pleas
the city and county Of New York.
Dated NEw YORK, January 10, 1876
DANL " RUSSELL
Notice hereby given sha, GArR wEsT i43 Reade ~
New York general agents for the sale oi Butter
Cups. DAN'L y. RUSSELL
The New York herald., 1876-01-13
PHIlsADkLFulA
The following are the Phiadephia stock quotations

The Michigan Central Railroad Company report its
earnings and expenses for the month OF November,
1875, as follows
Operating expenses g. 2lO per cent. ..... 393, 661
The New York herald., 1876-01-13
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

PnovIDENCE. Jan Is. 1870
Printing cloths weaker; small reporfed al 4ic
44e at 80 days for best standard aud extra 54xJts
The New York herald., 1876-01-13

GALVESTON Jan. II, 1876.
Cotton quiet demand fair at lower mddng 25ac;
low mddng Al &c good ordinary, lO1c. Net receipts,
1910 bales Exports coAstwise 1878 Sales, lol stock,
The New York herald., 1876-01-13

II CEoRGE d. SUTTON HAS WITHDRAWN ALL Coz.
VI nection With the firm recently known under the
O rreadwet & Co.
NEW YORK. Jan. 10 1876.