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The New York herald., 1876-10-11

ADVANCE AHD DECLINE
The following are changes closing prices CON-
pared with those OF yesterday
ADvAscK-Chicago and Alton. /; Delaware and Hud-
son Canal, "a; Illinois Central, /; Morris and Essex,
"; New York and New Raven, =; Union Pacific, y;
ADAMS Express, IL; American Express, "a.
DEcLISx-New York Central, u Chicago and Alton
preferred, y; Lackawanna and Western, y: Erie, n;
II Northwestern, = do. preferred, Il Rock Island
4 81 Paul. y; do. preferred, /; Wabash, 1s West
Drn Union, II.
The rest Of the market is without change
THE MONEY MARKEr.
Money on call was supplied at 2S ana per cent
and closed at the latter ngurc. The following
The rates OF exchange New York NJ tho undermcn-
toned cities to-day ay-Savannab selling par, buying "a
discount; Charleston, $40 discount to par; New Or
lens commercial, 7-l6, bank, u; St Louis, rs 100
discount, and Chicago, so a 100 discount Foreign
change was 1rmcr and the leading drawers advanced
their rates TO asa for long and 10 4s5h for demand
sterling with actual business at So So and ASK
Ass.
Gold opened at 1851 and closed at 1os all tho sales
OF the day having been at these ngures. Tho borrow
ing rates i, n and per cent Loans were also
madc fiat and ], 4 and per for carrying.
OPERATIONS GOLD ExcHASGE BANK.
Gold balances. 81, 632 $50
Currency balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 542 sol
Gross clearances. 81, 400 COO
CLEARING HOUSE, STATEMENT.
Currency &65, e5S 1893
currency balances. ZOl 4I9
Gold exchanges......- ............... o23 266
Gold balances. ....................,... sSUSl3
The sum OF tl2s, 600 American gold was received
the United States Sub. Treasury from London to-day.
The exports of domestic produce tor the week
80 0os 2ls aganst s4ss5,4o7 for the corresponding
week last year aud So, ,alo 2s6 1874 Tho
ports OF produce January were $2o7 $50, ,229
against sl95 o7 for the same period last and
e2S0, ,o99, 900 1874
FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advices report the withdrawal Of eco 900
vterIing from tie Bank OF England baIance to-day
rhere is no important change in the market for
lies. Rentes, 1o6l2ts At Frankfort new lives are
uuoted at 1929. Tho following are the five r. N. Lon
don quotations :--Consols for money, 9os 96A do.
for account 961 e6A aveiwonty bonds OF 1855, old
106; do. Of 1867, 10sk ten-forty bonds, losx; new
nves, I07A, Erie common shares, 91s alo.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY
The Assistant Treasurer paid to-day $l0 900 gold
on account of interest and $4,000 in redemption OF
nyelwenty bonds The Sub Treasury released ST. 400
silver coin to-day. Revenue receipts, $2oo, 900;
toms receipts $500, 900; bank received for re-
ismption, $soo,ooo.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds closed steady at the following quo
taiions limited States currency SKIES, 1234 I23L
40. do, 1854, regstered, 1l5X 1ie; do. do. do,
nounon. 11Ck : III; do do. lso5. registered. losk
The New York herald., 1876-10-11

BEFORE CAI.l-l2:3n P.
,ouxy sfn .trA a. =,
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GALVESTON, Oct 10, 1915
Cotton steady; middnG e5zc low middiing. 9hc good
ordinary, eye Net receipts. 2.i7s bales; sslcs - So
Stock. 1891. Exports, coastwise, II.
NKw ORLxAxs, Oct. TO- 1875
Cotton hrm midding. loc. low middlins, loc- good
ordin Nat hale uroS6
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
90 nuhum il fllan Concern

NOTICE is hereby given that note for two
y Luu.Igl and atty dollars iol slA months ana cnaeI
otglgo tor one thousand dollars ioouc ycar dated Soy
H. 1876 ,ycu by John b. Latham TO John Nel was OBJ
tanned by fraud and presentation aq yin lo 9eIL
gt,y oF Nr,g YOEK DEPARTMENT ,T FttANls. DO EIlCl
FOR rHE COLLECTION 30 tAAt7, toi ltoI -I. FALN
So HtliI..,oi. D,c 4, 4Sit.
NOTICE TO TAN-PAl All persons who
~ have omitted 10 rly their tXe. fot tt year 1876 30
hereby uOtird as rtIi ht law 10 "a. t.t aAe To ihe
uary, 1917. 90. ....., . .....-.t,, o.. ., .
l5th day " December instant Two tttt.t t aArs i
o and sfI that tap ui interest go the ul H. peI
pcr aunum computed from tAe 18th a. u,oO, ls ltle ay
1g l te ssMcut ul, aud warrant, NtIc dclit cred 10
The Ee,tyr all taxes remaining unpaid O1 aud ater ths
sail Is. day oi January, lclt,
Npmlucy Nll De received after O'Clock y, m,
MAXIM T. MCMAHON,
Receiver ot Taxes
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
Gelp ioanleo

ENANTED-Several good SUBSCRIPTION
w AGENTS 10 canvass ton TIE NnN-l ORA SCHOOL
JOURNAL Pays well. ~ MaItru-st.. Room l.
TNANTED-A NACHlNlSH who has had
~ ,tptr.Itr ID manufacturing alucts made iIom steel
aua iron W Oh c charge oi mac. le shop oi factory ahl
Ga. making ulUu,ry ule t0o.. DC, Tor ts
afu., purpose. Audr.ss l1t capacity where G
aud salary C'e -c tD IT. IT., Box 10, lfllh
once HOuOic. viii De- taken OF any answers bot giving
tIc.. uHrtissllTs and lull name.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
3oJr0 an0 Rooms.

Below Fourteonth-s5.
A DVERTISENENTS FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK IHIEu III WILL ~ I'tciIN AZ tHE p
syt e5l lty,c,si s' t ts 4iAlLEM ottfllt.@q!.
7ii.l5n savings Bank Euaml, up to p nr At regular
4 LARGE. sunny, SECOND FLOOR
fs1 at no. li Ia.ss,,t.pa.a; ri.r.n,., exchanged.
vONVENJENT WINTER LOCArlON---AJ5
S I'm .. a5s a5eay; 'tae. i,oas a; - 20 aua a5i
7 ENoX, 5ru-AyGy COR I3TI-5T.
Gufrni.h.a apartments. i3ol. for larss an1 . sm2lI p
ila ,iy. y .lls q. osuo- oi .-uaa-
STH-AYE., No. . meal the BreyoorD.-Two
ysir n @ door. s also. ass 81 noon room, ; aio
- SPENCER-PLACE, West 4th-st., near West
- lOthst.-Furnished ROOMS TO LET with board: . i,
An modern Improvements lot aud cold water "nd gas ID
E,,2 CLINTON-PLACE, next door to the
W Er.1ooIt li"n,.i t'2'ngs I".l'i'l io''' ''''
West Side.
4 PRIVATE FAMILY, owning house, would
- asro4a,o gf g,g2 l5 tSrs Gg %.a Tso u.
able; central location. lo7 west rofiy-.rii-st
4 LADY weary of boarding has furnished
- Ii,l f.j ,.6 qr S,t 70 rsl .i ouaI
nri location 25i ,l uyar Rrosay: uneSccpaonl refer
Broadway.
l1L.GANTIY-FURN FLOORS, suits
- and SIM iooi-' o,ia. or yto5t b1r f9- EVuT
11II,,,,,5t,It. c., ,.,,'.'y .'y, w.
-.,,,..,,, ,.,,,-,, .,-.,,,,,,J .t,l ,,,itl,
Il oafI ami lagls Rooms; isrs reasonable. % West
2lrhs.
VNO I.ET-Fmnished and Board, a large
ROOM; southern exposure A'o' Hall Room Iei-I'
CAce. lll West 4dHsl'
.sQ LAMARTlNE-PLACE, (WeSt 29th-st)I,
20 1r, .uulv front ROOMS in huuse win o#ucr Wen
f,,j.be., Win ,ycry convenience; terms satisfactory
"a WEST 32D-,T.. between Broadway and
ebA Fiu-aycS,cond 900. ROOMS To LLI with or Win
C1t It,r,I. . private {. uit if desired.
,bn WEST 2GTH-Sr.-SUITES, double ami
sBsJ single rooms with uolrii permanent ol IdisI,A.
Cgr-tss location unoAccpl loi'ie "oo H'''''''' ''''
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
Doar0 an0 Rooms.

East Side.
OATH-ST., 1874 EAST.-A well-furnished
- h ROOM i0r single gentleman, with irsttiass boAhDi
pIice moderator References.
, 4 EAST 2OTH-ST-TO LET without board
80 lareo sunny ROOM nicely furnished; bath adjoining
third Goor south fourth floor at moderate prices
F.l.A EAST 57TH-ST. Two large and three
Il - small suitable for family private taoe
preferred
Brooklyn Board.
4 GENTLEMAN can have pleasant ROOM,
"a gOOOd BOARD and home comforts IN sOGla private
famiy desirable location Mrs HUBEhl, 3O5 Uuloh-a'ep
Brooklyn.
BOARD on the Hill, 16S Cumberland-st., op,-
I posite asiugtOn Park. with hrsteiass boaid nau
sOmely furnished muruished ROOMS slngy or cu rhe
location of the best in the cy convenient to cars ana
ferries. Terms reasonable; references exchanged
Country Board.
A Y M0RRISTOWN-A delightful HOME Tor
n Winter l1 D private family. an the surroundings Oh
gentleman residence terms from ~ 10 90 pei week Post
rhce Box IS, Morrisio3n "
CUNNY ROOMS, good beds, first-clasS table.
- MTs. J. n. THOMAS, 3iI Chestnutst, Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
1larble ano Slate alaulels.

A TTENTION Now is the time 20 purchase
IN SLATE AND MARBLE MANTEIS.
Prices peyeT low. Slate steps and seIs and all kinds Ok
slate work. PENRHYN SLATE Co.
so UnionSquare ~ \. tlth-aye. ana l7tl.sLl
STEWARTS Slate. Marble and. w ood Mantels
Tbs gsas hbsEsY asal. vita sse aRa s2aiWsst asSsk
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
Gilp i)roperIn 90 fet.

EOVRTII-AEE, 2l6, between l9th and 10Th
s,-roo upper floor, or bra.nr.. or small iln!a ieHt
can Doe paid tJ May N,Nf BOB BOOKS, pp. sdt''N4y' t.J
goods, SC. suitable Tor holiday trIHc.
TgO LET-Furnished or unfinished, large
three stony HOUSE until 1T of NAV or longer servants
lgDt0st.l Houil Itl4a. Inquire dt ~ Last 4c'op D1
tween IL aud l.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02

Giln neaI G5iac for 3aIe.
COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
- above; uaTlHtad smoky chimney, tyi; 10 cure no
NJ send Tor clrcuiar IfJ LI, GtiFPtN 80 60,
Third ave. and 2it1-,tr N-W-1n.E.
gOR sAlE-rhc desirable icur-aoIy HOUSE,
] so II fl-t TIi.y .unt.. .sr near PIkaNc ia good uI
u'' EDWARD SIMPSON, so WilisL
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
Corporation Nolires.

NOTICE.-Proposals for building WOODEN
II PLATFORM In the rear Of the Blkhead Wall. between
Piers AZ and AZ od numbesl ~ r. m be rgeelyed AZ ao
Office Department ~ Dockr III and lS duane So
uniiI III O'Clock a tn OF M RsDAH, l4th December 1875
For iu Information "The city Record" Copies for sais
et No. City Hall
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
leal estate 90 G.cDaaoe.

DROOKLIN Nights, overlooking the River
ID beautiful GEsIDFNCI and GEDt NDSi WOud EA-
CHANGt Tor smaller property ci,y or country. hCLAND
a WHITING, . i3rrnIuAH ar
IvNCHANGE FOR FRUIT FABM-n good
E order two suburban Irunn dge var7, iU minutes
from Ncwl by truns railroads. near tp0is pave
fr. "a. ami " two zoos lots Ol nearly an acre, Ia
out In drive. lawn garden truit shade, vines, Cti "c
Grue. and healthy assessments ANA sht taAes rent
IN ll -.pr!u. value $1,000; equity fl.Out Address
slug particulars OF properly p o. Box Isl elizabeth ~ j.
DnTU-ST.- exchange for FARM near
seb ,ca-l oii two valuable rO pERilE7 on est 5Otn
A. ,Itv LAND s. WHlIIAU, BcesmiiI t.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
IEem Dnblifaiions.
lust PUBLISHED.

lust PUBLISHED,
SELECTIONS FROM THE TALMUD.
BEING sPEcNiENs or TILE En- C0NINT I = 0E TAr
RHSIRRYY RRHSfTRY AID GEGENDss ALSO, BRIEF sk Itch -
or TIE MEN @ WHO G saE apa NV n PSsad Proiesor Of
te Heorsy IA Siage f &S sTS. & e52 @ 80 -, Ap,,.
= an fAIIsroRIcAL AND cENrENNIAL ROMANCE A OF
TE Nro1R us I19N NSy ES3l BIF6 R kDE PUBifc
pv an ex Pension Agent l2mo, cloth. 81 75. ,,,r,,
THECENTENNIAL FROG AND 0THER SIQRMlES. ,) M
NV Th and Ms woodPeokeE Mlrgles Foyers Cousins a
secrets o0l h'FH RIP p Van WINKLE. '''' -
pP P'T rSs Pr5icsss High school Charleston C.
l0"0' 'i0'' WOODRUFF STORIES.
e.PrrO. or CmIDIlFE on THE TmEwATER.
NACoOCHE; Or BOYLE FE9M ON, iioME .S c,r,ovyrs
RS Rev r. r. GOuldiug Three volumes in one. l6mo,
SsqpF sqaF; ,S-iRSY OF WISDOM, WIT AND HUMOR,
ODD COMPARISONS AND PROVERBS.
Authors PSI s subjects s sa oSeyef ROYAL syo cioR.
= ss2RrrcU OF THE LIFE, CHARACTER, AND
3PTRIIC SERVICES or THOMAS gEFFERSON.
,i,Iru SOME ACCOUNT OF TIE AID III RGND tED
M IfsriBLlsHING OUR INDEPENDENCE AND
So' By Rev Thomas }; Davis l6m@ &,, Cloth 81;
THE POLITICIAN AND OTHER POEMS.
FRENCH VIEW OF THE ,GRA,ND INTERNA-
TlONAL EXPOSITION Lon 20 OF ,L,r9; $50 cprr1c
, Monsieur T. S uonin author Of i" IL Monde American"
by ~ ,-sf,stsd from Revue des DeuN M0Adcs.' BY
samuel II. Needles Sye v ,Fiy Pag1F ir,b2 2S cents
ANECDOTES AND HlMORS OF school, LIFE.
iIYsrE lTIVE OF THE CHARACTER, HABITS, DO.
,SGS AN SAYINGS. WISE AND 0IHEkWlSE, OF
iEsCUFE~ AND SCHOLARS IL ANCIENT AND MOD
fBN TIsli,S Edited by Aaron Sheey. 12InO. Cl0th,
TIJE GRAND INTERNATIONAL CENTENNIAL
CHESS CONGRESS-.
urrD IN PHILADELPHIA IN AUGUST 1876 DUR
NC THE CELEBRATION OF THE AMERICAN CEN
Lc b. W. Henry sayen Annotated BY Jacob sOa Z.
n Ntil and W. H.. Sayeu. llm0 tlolh -,
Any o e Books sent by mail ON regent or the price
CLAYTON, REAiSiN & HAFFLLt lNtEB
pUBLT~lrFf~, BOOKSELLENS AND STAT 1toN NEifS,
G2l 62g ard CPS MABKETST, Philadelphia
THE GIFT BOOK or THE SEASON!
VIOLET WITH EYES OF BLUE
Illustrated v the author, J. ta.kson. with Cuorcd Plates
re whole syie publication each verse or the urSt
nou from which the book is named, printed On white
frf apparently ld upon mass OF appropriate hoWeis on
either gray or black ground. -,
Nack c0ri tlsse in black portfolio, num a'd Win
flowers and tile giving TIRE cacct Of scattered aNcs ana
me Who'll. neatly placed iu box, making n convenient 10
sard t apy uart the world without being injured
ID i,sIrr TINS publ cIiiOl tht puDhsll Wriud lahe
occasion that IL sense TIE Work oi colst ne
Illustrations Ike the poems, ehtrcy ougua 'hu Is
with no confidence IN Their genuine merit at ne ohers
'"'" =" tGE SALE AT All BOOKSTORES
PRICES;
Bound in portfolio sty - O1
fine tiltllug g----- !
Hound IN cloth gilt. . w
j. i. sIBOIF Publisher.
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Gi.na,lons U0autco-HlaIcs

4 THOROUGH accountant and business man,
cHuusu.,, Ya. AL Lgas ~ lIND WORK, Uptown tribune
OGce, I-., broadway.
4 THOROUGH ACCOUNTANT and bIlsi-
4 r.. man. .. .are C.ealp- would IKE iOv'cut 3t
IrufTl., rpuurusl Address p. s. b. Tribune Uptown
Oh,a. l,-3S Broadway.
GOACMlAN and GROOM-A situation as
= t.a,Eut .V1 cr.yl bv si e man who eau give long
and satisfactory city reference. Address j. b. 1li olaye
CVTUA ALTON WANTED in any capacity by
- an energetic yOuuL Of good business cXperience
wiling tn work at yeJ moderate wages Address G., BOX y
Tribune Office.
DAINTER.-Wautcd by q competent painter
tJ.Est.
WAITER or FOOTMAN-By a Swede; sin
er. Won recnuuerHl sober amt ste3dyi willing 70 oe
u,vul and Is gc trained servant Can De- seen at LIN D.
QUI,I, SWEDISH OFFICE, los East 2ithat over Rus
sian Baths.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02

ococs Mccuns Tor oulg Hcn rar'Is. G2ocoek Mcgi,
satrav evenings. ,.o.,,
Ay Union rIayer Meeting in the fano'S at jig O'Clock
Al, ~, . ... ~. ,.. ~ -, 7---. -r.-i--,
81 SOu., tlHfy ''l. J.. i, '' .t ~ D., -
Rev HENRY W. belong, n, u Ll vii ,.5i.,
Tcac. communion ,eyicc at I2.o I.,al.up 40
7i5 susCl iA I.l. t.,uiut. Federal ...s ,-y , gr
Adams c.5o oar aI free la tue evening The plo
American Temperance yaioa.-r.all Of t.o .s-aas
It, ROM - AI4DAniuUE Address Pro. ClIA NDLI..t,
az, s r.ar2g P eea 4" *. sr'ios e i'f A-Ij B.
Recital ou Original rocn. EMMA GATES CoNKLiN. Adj
ds. H.y " w. " -. El.-.s ,r Oh p .:Irns President
Adyeui sermon, in IL Aun- Church - 81, '.
Ia'y-5 te igl.o II ~ HtiT ti, IN a. "a ,,,r, b..
the Very hcy tH1'lA7 - fiyfSi 1'' o. ,,, | .r
lIs, S ha'f"l |a ,r ,',ln. eg 4 .,lc ,,.a
ci5ih ii,i iS & n,r iS.'o, aa iry a
ond Wants Of Man ~. SUNDAY cy,nnr. Dec-m5e. ~
"It'imony oi the Oa'l''' '"'l "''' ''' '''''' W '
i2 tcI ~. ~ g. E Iii SIX. @ii lr5a,l .
iy vii preacn evening a; 1sa sermon oyodugreo,
plt -IlmeeIs ere 90. ..ly -A,i.-.
CaIyay Church Fg.r have and Isay-irsi& ~ & si;,'in' w
d;;a ~; a. ;2N, w n na1il0 mn NM i D '''''''
Charch OF the ln araation, Maii,oaa'S % 9na Iiriy.
M M ~ .,' lGy nv and nii ~, ~ m M 'i'o'->'
80, 1,.,r,..,,,l -
- "a = -" : ~, .o" 'as a, IU..Va Ia.
and T. 30 p N. All are nyitcl
Church OF she Haavcu.y Ies,, Fhtnave above Forty
mn a. ite'' Hi, i4CH ~ j. ' 4 IN 5ie1, In tc
StiriIlN 0ON
,, r ,,,, S..,,s rl,,1ic,n l-.g.!,,r rfauj I..,t
II III i ST.. helv, p. foBtu and Lexington t'ts. i..,.
CAauucey Gles, pastor SCI ices al a. A 9oi'Do' -
AiH '"o "''-o-, -l...''
'rf 'hArfa ol '"e @ ai'i ~, ifn s,r i,.or-seryic.s
every DAI Iu o. AID 81 4. Ii raIua! school az
. J. uI Az tNc sea Hit ll.e.
81, 81 ,,,, ft.ty s,,-.,,-,iou -..t awe and Tween.
,fst ~ IA y ..v'rSs. itnv Igununtpn. 7:ij a. Iu
ti'i'''' ID ii.r.. .,t. I...t..
mon a.d "a j. CCuLuuon II oc.pcEi Evening mayer ana
Sermon, ! rgUcE
Central PFasGytCrIuu Church IiiysStI-,t, near
Bro away Rev. D. D. WILSON, pastor se'tIccs 80 ~. a.
H. O'hANitA s,' i'. 0 - y. ~ ,,t,.-- i, t..t
new si:3l e. on 'h'-al' "' 2 10 LIE -''' - '
lion " 81. E' DoD'i-'
and nlsrat tts t,. iN - "a "a "a ~ ,, I ,
SUNDAY M'hNi 70 a-t - ~, ,,ii'''' .-..,,.
IfyCrMtcuhs7 AlUi'a! ana 4.,''' ~ ii,y,ia. tn ~,
WEDNESDAY e''"i"5' ""''s'' '''''' ~
s'I ''',.' - Mt -
Church OF the Covenant ltit7u' i' liIl ,i'
aud Iiry y-!h f'.-i,. " "a Az ~
pastor, w4u preach 81 MAJ -dyi'N'i ,i .t
Ocaca Al BOO T. .i 7" 70 .ii '.a ''', .
ly ug I45eI. ~, mn Communion service an 80 D. DE-
lsJillSN ii5Y' iI,ii' y. 70. b r a. insi St ''
Go, a, a.. .,.,,;.r
'''. - va '''--,..1gt $500,
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
Gounlrr prOperIn 90 fel.

Countrn properln 90 tcl.
rg1O LET-Conyeniept suburban cottage and
grounds; II rooms heater; near dcp0ts of
two eea Incs abundant trains a1dl@W hfcsi 40 minutes
%; Dot lii Oit ln siiLrn hilde,
ifut berries, SO. Apply 10 OWNER Room 2 no. Mas
slusi
rg1O LEASE for TERM OF 1EARo-A PLOT
Of GROUND containing 20 city lots, fronting on three
streets aud staaed BLOCK IRON C4rsl1nts- Depot
Pruu-ylyau Alrad Newark y j. Sad ppt is very dc-
srabs for manufacturing purposes upon which bullnss
NAV De erected by for sufficient gnaIaniee t4e
owner VIII suitable buildings Aaaress d. H. NJ ~
Mechanical, Newark. y. j.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
DroOkInn properln 60 Eei.

TENO LET-3-story brick SCliOOL-liOUSE, No.
1 l5s gsmscp.sf; f-t0ry brick DWELLING lty Wal
lourhby-st. GOEDDS H. FORD, 81 clark a., brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
For Both sezes-City.

AMERICAN KINDERG ARTEN.-Ih 18th
~ yoI VIII begin MONDAY, oct. 2. at - East 4odsL
AL The FIoebel ideas adapted 20 American wants
An entirely set Of Materials cheap and beautiful, ar
ranged by aud manufactured only for Miss Coe Schools and
families supplied,
Many primary schools in various parts Of the country are
already Using it,
Norma Cass FOR mothers and teachers every afternoon
the demand for The American Kindergarten system as
taught by Mis-, Coo is lncTca ing rapidly.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
gnsirnrtloH.
For Young Ladies-Countr,

WEST END INSTITUTE.-Family school
w for young ladies' Mrs l.. CADY, Principal New
Haven, Conn Send for circular.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02

los MtDONAlID
vi CLASSES II DRAWING AND WATER COLOBs,
lTOl Nature, 75S Broadway, Room 81. 90
Terms $50 o. hOuT each in the studio pay
able in Puus VIII m received on and after sept z.
DARENTS desiring their children thoroughly
and raT 1ly advanced ia T. GIIST BRANCHES. Music,
Painting, Drawing by cuergftc NcW-IN.i nd lazy,
yiH pleas. address EXPEBIENCE, IiJuue Uptown once,
l,23S BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
Dnurlro ACADEMIES.

A LIEN DODWORTH's DANCING SCHOOL,
N REMOVED 10 No. GSl FIFTHAVE.
NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF PUPILS.
FoI particulars send for a Circular
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02

-iyi.4 HAM, 7tochuillEc lldaa.
Y NOAhEbo MILITARY INSTITUTE
'' ~ tIs Jyys lici.erIi healthy, Christian men.
BENJAMIN MASON. Box No. 6j4 YOnkets n. Y
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
Tor young Ladiea-Countrv

RRQOKLiN HIGHTS SEMINARY.
L. me fai term Of the 2Jih year OF This boarding sso
G3uis ties win commence sept 20. Circulars can
~-4 A. loo Montague st., BrOIlyu n. y.
CHARLES l. WEST. Principal
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
6llnnllons mlnIel-femaI:s.

At MAURICE LINDQUIST'' Swedish Sci
- wants DH.e lOS.ra.t 27,Hst, swedish German, "a.
French female and male Servants only all Protestant
iIr ali lI-lt.uua.
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phis, and valued at $1,000. Insured for

phis, and valued at $1,000. Insured for
Sc, 900.
THE body of VIM. A. Hardings, a prori-
nent citizen of Gladsen, Tenn, was found
near there last Thursday, in a ravine. The
body was wrapped in a counterpart,
n j secreted in the ravine. A man named
Joe Houghley, lately employed by Hardings,
| and who suddenly left the country, Is be-
| ieved to be the murderer.
| A PARDON by President Grant was received
at Springfield, ILL.,, for Benjamin F. Nc
Gee, convicted of robbing the mail passing
through the Carbondale Postofhce, of which
he was clerk, and sentenced to the Peniten-
tiary for one year.
MISCELLANEOUS.
| NEARLY every Senator in Washington has
drawn more or less of the silver specie just
put into circulation, and before long the
congressional halls will hear perpetual
jingle
ONE thousand to fifteen are the odds Of
| fered in favor of the American horse
"Preakness," who will run soon in London
against Mate" his stable companion.
| Dom PEDRO arrived at Omaha, at 10 A. NJ,
on the GOTH
| JAMES E. TONER, a member of the Suffolk
(Mass) bar, was sentenced to the State
Prison for five years, having been convicted
of Matchmaking.
| AT the annual contest of the Wisconsin
Collegiate Association held at Beloit on the
10Th, the first prize was won by Mr.. A S.
Richie of the State University.
| Dom PEDRO passed through Chicago en-
route for California, making no stay what
ever.
| THE Paris Bourse is convulsed at the
serious intelligence that 1000 Montenegrins
! have joined the insurgents.
! ONE thousand coolies arrived in San
| Francisco on the 18th aboard the steamer
Grand Republic from Hong Kong.
Mr.. 7. DwIGH Eells, prominent citizen of
Cleveland, also prominently identified with
the Lake Superior iron ore interests died
very suddenly at o'clock A. NJ, the 18th
inst, of paralysis.
THE Centennial grounds are closed to
visitors until the formal opening on May l.
| RICE & BROTHER, fancy goods dealers,
New York, have failed. Liabilities $780, 900
A FIRE at Cambridge, O., on recent even
ing destroyed several buildings valued at
$50, 900.
THE steamship Helvetius with Dom Pedro
on board, arrived at Sandy Hook on the
morning of the 18th.
THE New Jersey courts on appeal cases
from justices courts, have decided that all
bets are void, and that a stakeholder is
bound to return money when demanded by
the loser. The cases at issue were election
bets.
THE bill to legalize James Parton's mar
riage with his STEP daughter, has passed the
Massachusetts, legislature.
THE President has signed the act to pro-
vide for the deficiency in the printing and
engraving bureau of the Treasury Depart
ment, and the act for the issue Of silver coin
of the United States in place of fraction al
cIIrrancy
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Experimenting with Carrier Pigeons

A little girl arrived at the Clinton
street depot one Saturday recently,
from Philadelphia, having on her arm
a basket in which were three carrier
pigeons. She had been sent to Tren-
ton, by her father, with instructions to
start them off at intervals. Each one
was labeled with a small card, on
which was the owners name and resi-
dence. One of the number was let out
of the basket at o'clock, and as quick
as thought struck bee line for Phila-
delphia The pigeon was let off on
the platform for the south-bound
trains. For a moment the bird tlutter-
ed over head making a few small cir
Giles, and then struck for the south,
beating Tom SCOTS special train and
all others. We understand from the
little girl that her father was engaged
in trying the pigeons. and he said that
they were doing very well.-7renton
State Gazette.
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Committee on Ways and Means. 1t had
previously been referred to the Committee
on Expenditures in the War Department.
After debating the measure during the
evening sessions of the past two weeks, the
bill to transfer the Indian Bureau from the
Interior to the War Department passed to-
day, by vote of 139 to 81. So, after the
first of July, the entire control of Indian
affairs passes from the Secretary of the In
terror to the Secretary of War. Command
ing officers of geographical divisions Will
have charge of the Indians in their division.