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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-30

The Fast Baton Rouge regulators can
not he s,oh fearful fellows after all. 1t
il only the excitable Imagination ot
Tho Radical ! which clothes them in such
yorv terrors. The Republican this
morning gives us the details OF desper-
ato encounter in Baton Rouge between a
persecuted Republican named Lane
who waA in his room II the
Harney House. and numerous band
pf Regulators, armed 70 the teeth with
shotguus. rifles, rcyolyers and bowie
s Aa Sallaheett it4aniH Il & Il m6rrep HrpfefnaaI efan
probable that Lane. after Staying the
whole band, went out and creased them
aud swallowed them, every mother :
son OF chem. boots. pistols. horses, sad
dies, and ALL Good for Lane
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-30
III BIG OPINION.

Tie Republican party is in Gr,t-rate
! condition for Il revolution Of the masses
against the leaders who assume to sell
and transfer them without their con
! sent and il is not improbable that the
/ revolution will come. Conkling Nor
/ ton. Grant and Cameron are said ia
/ have formed 4 league against Bristow
aud Blaine with the object of either
securing the Cincinnati nomination to
Conkling, or, falling IN that, to award it
% some creation Of theirs Both the
Bristow and Blaine people are showing
signs of wrath at the symptoms of this
We may sec in the next twenty days.
ISt Louis Republican DemO
II appears to be generally conceded
that the President, by the nomination
Of Don Cameron, has indicated the pur-
pose of an active support to Mr.. Conk-
ling. But, according to our Washing
ton correspondence, it IS thought at the
capital that such support. to be Of eff
cient service, should have been given
before the Republican conventions were
held in the leading States i New York
Tribune Ind.)
IT any OF the frierds Of Bristow are
quietly or lnquetly thinking of William
A. Wheeler as n second choice, or any
other choice, they are wasting their
time. We know Mr.. William A. Whee-
Ter, and what his persistent ADVERTISE
ment rs great moral circus means
and his record of opposition to the
rights Of the people of the Ohio valley
in the matter Of the Louisville canal
displays his capacity. Hayes is not one
of the remote possibilities but he has
been made too prominent for his good
in this connection. The friends of other
F,y L..
systematic opposition. He cannot be
and beautiful being Just thought Of as
the sole surviving savior of his country.
| cincinnati Commercial f1nd)
There are good many things which
people had better not forget, and q good
many things, also, which they had bet
ter not learn. 1T the people of this
country had not forgotten the constitu-
tional principals Of their fathers, and
had not learned the lawless methods OF
Radicalism, we should not now behold
the dismal spectacle of men who call
themselves statesmen openly planning
to keep a corrupt administration in /
power by appealing to the blind sec
tional hate of one part of the country
against another. Bourbonism, on the
whole, is better thing than the fear I
and worship of the bloody shirt. IN. +
Y. World Dem)
The temper Of the voters Of the South F
to-day differs wholly from that Of TWEEN
ty years ago. In the dozen years that
have passed since the close of the war
almost the whole generation has
changed. Those who were too old to
earn the new ideas have passed away,
and the little boys Of the war are the
voters of to-day. Mr.. Hill is a repre-
sentative Of this new South when he
says 1T has abandoned slavery, seces-
sion, and all its old ideas, and desires
lnion, cordial reconciliation with the
\ North, and wishes the advancement
imony from one who is considered a
southern extremist outweighs dozen
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-30

The Prcopme's Washington special OF
this morning says of the absurd charge
brought against Speaker Kerr
- .'..t t,,.,i,,o,r 4, dav ia n mass nj contra
,int'anu Ia eworc that he did not eApe"t u
tnsiify IN At no had bribod Mr.. Kerr who , wa =
Moe man and he tHarnoy) man Il ,,n. qgi,'arf
e,rnnn contradcta Harvey materially i"7pe't
.hin Reothlicnps scout the charge,
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-30

A London telegram states that the
Iloyds have commenced 'ah'hE W.
risks since Friday last. A Tree ilgh' ,s
expected soon in Europe. and : ,. VIII
have Ia take q hand.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-30

Cleo, Williamson seems to he Inc "a
yorite Of tho State House lay out lot
tho Radical nomination for Governor
while the Ch,stomhousc ring are rum
ming Thomas Returning Board ANGER
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-30

can be supplied at Levy'5 Dollar Store with all
the nicknacks suitable for travelling conven-
iences and. as matter of course. at much
lower figures than elsewhere.
Orders from the country will be. as usual
faithfully ate nded to. and catalogues sent free
on application. Address
E. LEVY & CO.,
I37 Canal street,
my III New Orleans.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-30

According to the latest teIegraphic
advioes business in London is unsettled.
Already several brokers have suspended,
and the heavy fall in stocks causes the
next settlement to be awaited with
some apprehension.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-30
Tuesday Evening. May 30. 1875.

Snbscribers TO the DEMOCRAT Will con
fer n favor upon us by reporting ~ th's
Office any delinquency in the deliVe'f
Of their papers.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-30

Mr. DIosa nm editor Of the Cincinnati
Enquirer, who was iiity years oia' anu
had been attached to that paper ior
twenty two years, WAS struck yesterday
NV an onrine and killed
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-30

The Emma Mine swindle is to be in
vestlgated by select committee of the
House Of Commons.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-30

Commodore Vanderbilt IS very row
but still conscious. The members .
his family are not permitted to see MN
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-30
LICENSES OF 1876 LAST NOTICE.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
City Hail. New Orleans, May 20. 1876
All Licenses Of 1876. remaining unpaid on Ist
June. will be placed in the City Attorneys hands
for collection by Injunction and suit
EDW. PILSBURY.
my2O til Administrator Of Finance
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-30

Chapt"f of nj .gf'tf6ff 57',f - Porous frdsfer
What Is Capcinc II is combination Of thre"
Of the host known external stimulants. deprived
"f all yosieating or bllsering properties. H.
ter. a. in Benson's Capcino Porous Plaster
is to overcome tho great objection t. if. of
slnwncss of action. hy causing it to act mmcdi-
atoly aud cure moro cirertualy, making it tho
best remedy that could possibly be devised for
rheumatism. lnmensss of the back and muscles
kidney complaints and like troubles Why this
II 50 will be Nplaincd in our nest article. which
will hr n description If the wonderful effect of
the combination of rubber and Capcne tjl
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-30
WINDOW SHADES

with the new style centre 81 each.
Plain. 81 a pair.
All sizes on hand and at half the regular
prices.
Velvet Carpet RUGS, cry cheap.
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, 81 50 UP; such
low figure was never known before.
We send these goods to any part Of the coun-
try free Of extra charge
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-30

Tbt following Watches are all Leatr move.
mcnts, JeWeled. same size as s15 witch and
sold with guarantee for two years:
Solid Silver Watch, same rs the cut ......... as
Solid Silver Stem Winder. .......... ...... 2s
Stnn Wnder. 3 Oh. Silver rease................ 30
same but open face, fiat glass. ......... 81
solid IL karat Gold Watch. 2 Oh. case ........ es
solid IL karat Gold Watch, 2 Oh. case ....... u
Solid "a karat Gold Stem Winder q. oz case 80
Sold u karat Gold Stem Winder. az %. case 100
The following Watches are two sizes smaller
than the sl5 Watches. and finer quality:
In Silver hunting or open face case. ........ s2o
SOLD "a karat Gold ease. ase...................., go
Solid ~ karat Gold ease ....... 10
Ladies, Watches, Solid Cold cases ......... as
stem inders, Solid Gold cases ......... 65
Ladies stem Wlnders, elegantly engraved
and enamelcd ............. from s75 to 12s
Gentlemens Gold Chains in great variety =.
Prices vary from s15 To s75.
A large assortment Of Ladies' Cold Chains
from sj to 800.
Silver Chain, suitable for the SIS Watch, from
81 to S.
Any Watch sent by mail in registered pack
age at my risk, on receipt Of price, with 50pents
Tor postage; or by Ex xpreBs, &. o D.. with prigi-
lcge of opening the package and examining the
Watch before paving for 1t. Address as above
A Key that winds any watch sent by mail for
Hfty cents ana stamp. ap2 Gin 2dD d&W
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-30
PARASOLS.

The stock is now complete. and We -rlt a. the
following low prices:
u inch plain silk 81 %
rs inchpan silk. 81 =.
Is inch plain silk, 81 50.
% inch plain silk, 81 =.
" inch plain silk 50 90.
Do, boiled silk. with fancy handles. 50 cents
eStra; pearl aud ivory handle. plain and war
rantcd gold mounted, 81 to -.
Cbildren's Parasols all colors-bone. ivory
and horn handled. % cents to 30 50.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-30

bogus Southern outrages. II Balti-
more Gazette Dom.l
The strongest ticket that can be nom,
mated MT Cincinnati rs Conkling anu
Uaves because it would insure success
in The two pivotal States OF ONO ana
New York. With Gov. Hayes running
for the Vice Presidency tho ONO elec-
ton in October would be spis,,fhlu W.
umph for the Republicans, and that pre-
liminary victory would insure o similar
triumph i'm New York. whore Conkilhg
is strong and Blaine weak. Certain u IS
thnt without the vote Of New YORK tho
Republican party cannot eject tne ,foS-
ident. II would be political suicide 10
nominate Blaine, when tho voto oi Ne"
| York is Indispensable. New 'ofk
! Herald lndD ,......4-t,
inc itself hv proposing that Gov. lilden
should Withdraw from tho Presidential
candidacy. and says the Bill Alien mia
tiouists would bolt if Iilden wore nom.
mated They would not do anything ~
The kind. The Democratic party WIZ
not allow boiling this time. Ana II tne
inllntionists did bolt. thew would ohiy
increase the Republican majority III
statcs Of which hey are already reason.
ably sure. ltlhclhilatl 'ofi'''oi '''''
undD - .n,,ea,,,.
port Morton may very properly 10 con
sidered rs indicating the real dlspoSl-
tjon Of the war governor. IN eho
Nnrtbern States he has developed no
strength whatever outside OF Indiana.
, In Tie South the adheronts he has ,!
nicked up belong largely to very dis
rnnntnble class of political bummers,
tbieving Federal olliceholders and
, ,.,',t,.,nt nocrocs The convention OF
t,onno,,e faction at Montgomery. Ala.
! sba,vod the feathers Of the birds with
. whom Morton consorts. md such foi-
= the desperate character OF the lndlana
senator's aspirations. tCourier-Jour
!, nal (Dem) ..;zcoa
II simon Cameron ought to be satisfied
y pnnnsylvany is fixed. Pennsyiva
g 49,, is taken cnrc Of That OF course
Q is what the change in the Gahine
Ii means, among other things = bostoI
Herald lnd.l
,, In Missouri, the other day. near 'h'
o Arkansas line. u body OF men met
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-30
NOVELTIES IN JEWELRY

NOVELTIES IN JEWELRY.
Sec the new styles
Brooches for Scarfs new,
Diamond Earrings lmagnIicent
Fan Chain Bracelets tnew
Sets. Rings Charms.
Chains and Loclcts.
Necklaces and Lockct-
81 up.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-30
BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE.

Extra large Vases 81. formerly s2
Toilet Sets 81, formerly 81
And something new in Mantle Sets at tslapicce.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-30

The Globe- Dem0crM Is one yeai op' W
day -[Globe-Democrat, 2oth;
And only half OF its publishers ~ ~ l,e
comfy iail That's doing well. tn-
ourer, Carlinyille. Ills,
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-30
WOODEN CARVED GOODS.

In this department VIC have made a general
reduction. and all goods formerly sold for 81 80
are now reduced to 81. including the 81 50 tables
now 81, and the small size 81 Wall Brackets now
81 pair.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-30

n vou arr i'm quest OF good tsting ana m"
snoit secure rooms NJ The Grand Hotel al foih'
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-30

In Missouri. the other day. near tie
Arkansas line. u body Of men met
man named Deaton and shot one 'lu
dred and thirty balls into him. we
cannot refrain from expressing the
opinion that this was wanton waste oi
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-30
OPHELTA KID GLOVES.
HOSIERY.

This department is now teplenshed and COM
pl"te in both Ladies' and Misses goods.
Balbriggan Hose. extra length. 81 q box to II u
pair
Balbriggan Hose for Misses and Children. ri q
box to 81 pair
Study your interest and look a the goods be-
fore you purchase elsewhere
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-30

1t is said that the Blaine men carried
the Missouri Republican state Conyon-
ton, This may be SO, but it looks as o.
though the whisky ring had carrie carried thc It,
ablest Republican in the state, ,put
down as the mere alternate OF van
Horn P-[St. Louis Republican.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-11
COTTON MARKE Els

sAyAsSAH. April I0-CoiioD quiet and easy; Middins
" 2c: Low hoding, ii &C. Good Or'inafy lOscc ne.
Britain 3slS bales coaswise 1862 bales saes $40 bales
NEw-OSIEASs. Aprn lO-cotton quiet; demand fair
Mddmg, l2S4c; Low MiddDg sc; Good Ordinary, lOc;
net receipts. JlS5 bales C0s DAB bales exports 10
Great Britain, 1926 baes sales t0OJ bales STOCK 255S29
bales.
MOBILE April lO.-Coron weak; Middling, lee; Low
Mdding IL 2c.; Good Ordinary lobe receipts 5l9
baies exports oossYse. 81 bales sales 400 bales stock
GEifns April lo-Coon quiet; Middinr 70 &c; receipts.
lOi5 bales shipments $50 bales sales LOO bales stock
46,456 bales
CHARLESTON Arrl lO-Ca;ton easier; MGdlne u iiis7
12Ac; Low Middng 12isal2l4c: Good Ordinary llc yet
reeopa 'Ol baio eNors coastwiso l,311 bales sales
1000 bales; stock 9.Glj bales
GALVESTON. Apnl -COttun dun and nOmnai Midiling.
IL Sc; Low Miuding, il -. Good Ordinary p2c. net
receipts $50 bales exports to Great Britain O9 baes coast
WILMINGTON April lO.-COOn unchanged; AlddhHg l22c;
Low Aiiddlng, l2c Good Ordinary, lo net receipts 2ii
pSies' eATslO Great Bftah tuo baIesi eoas'"se oV-
bales sales, 100 bales: stock , ~ bales. .,,,
BaLUHogF, AVui lO.-CoOn duh and easier Middllng
II else Low Kidding. l2fc. GOOD Ordinary lo4dl lc
receipts % b1es gross 3Ji bales; eXpors, codstw
20 bales sales $50 bales spnners. 275 bales stock sN
bales.
81 LOUIS April lO-Cotton easier quotably lower
M!dtling, ~ sc Low MGdling, II 80 Good Ordinary iOe
receipts o2l bales; shipments 12B bales sales 40 oA'es
Niddnng sc Good Ordinary l0Ec. receipts 800 bales;
sDments 252 bales: sales 100 bales spnncrs 100 pAs
LOUISVILLE Ami i0Co,ton DAN: Middinc. 122aI274c
BOSTON. Aprl 10 Cotton quiet Mddlnc. Is lc Low Md
ding l2osc Good Ordinary, J. ' net receipts 4VO bAes
gross, 4.Gsi bales; stoca. sG2l bales
NCAFoLK April 1OCotfOn Gui; Mddlng, l2Ac.; net re
ceins l6s bale, exports eoastwse tU3 Daes saes -
bales; siocs 1888 bales. ,,.
I2sc.; Low Midling ii DC. Good Ordinary, IO"se' hei
roceUts i72 bales: sales. 242 bales
pnilApF.i.IA. April lO.-CouOl dull Mitdng. lS'2s
Low Mddinr, i2lr. Good Ordinary, 4c; net receipts
@Oi bales pss 23I bales
New-York tribune., 1876-04-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IlvErrcol- Aprl lo-122o p Iocoiton dan and eas or
Miaalg paIds, 6tf.; hidons orleans cIsli bflrs ov
balcs iuciHiug 1000 !oI sccBlaiion ana export Ircr a.
.D.OO bales which 1900 Amtrca-. iutuIr' qurt
ana steady; sales Mlding UPaada 10" silans Clause
Iune and Juy delivery, 3 bi's.d ...,..., - -, nj.
Ne.s TacOu 81 IS q Sh1.t ti-4r AiicieH. oin
ouarfel M4EOl west III sizes ~ 4ilill.A
Tr,l. ott0g. MdAus clause tN aHi juuc e'AN
IN si 6II,s July aId Angus. d"ly-r3, - o. s2h
jfyE F6Ji- Apr 10 B. uoi iAe sai : % Co.''h y"
,sy 500 bales Anlican Lard or y ~ 4 Io Ah' D.
cer Eacon-~hert Clear tc3uy % % Hrat IttrW. 4li
ne usg NeeN: Prom StlaatC poIs, 1920 q"aIthi i,l
acsc uiis - 40 quartrr asd IRON tieF fDii,c 's
ouarer.. The rsodga Of Com i0r TIE wee" were 41Vo
quarters , g., u c..,o- F.,p-,s veal.
s,le. nl n Milling EpsnGs. Low AIluIht calte nhllI
:gfc tpsy sali i 90 dn Janc ana July ceNti!' Al
Gs,.L fpun oi retro r.lin, %. D L44lDn. - ,
IlSpOS Ami lOi l..O y fI-Ihc faie % ciNruL' "i
three no tins bills open aIht 0 L. per ctit "h' "
y usr cent be.oW o. angland fste. tm.ed state
',,rds Ten fo-ii- lOGs kre Railway siaFes, Iu'5 f'e
Railway gIeieI1el.
I1spOS. ApI4l lU-I:5U mPa4is adNlcfs quote h'he'
67f. %, .t-- lit 90 a.
iOApOX. Aprl iOa.aO 0.lbe amount ~ buil'h svn'
mao lie I.aaf Of ~ lai4 balance iOtay n = - u
IoSpON, AIrl lU--J p nfarls aAric's q"Dic l'eh't'
c. 4 roc. Splits 1uipfui.uc "a JGI46F cWi .-..o
IONDyN April 10 r .tull g.ianssci Dll ~ 90 .
PARIS April lO-Exehange on LONDON -oL - 20 i'i '"'
New-York tribune., 1876-04-11

AIT Il o5ieas1 &C for No AfilwGukee IN store, and
caE 9S for aiioSt 81 80 ior pari % lDtd ei 10 !
81 - winter Red western 81 40 Tor
sils & n chiean aud ~ 80 l0r small parcel insctei
Pfia ,site Rye and hrmeT hseS z,syV Dasl
No feruls, ali SooD1fo % Dusl. tl4ble Se-s
stai W,trv M In al A!r and the hrsi li 81 NY ~ - % &c
iof IL little better Request, without h9NeNei' any
Bsrie iore u price sales los bash - CAilsia az
uatie and fOOD, bush. no bay Quhle On pi'ii.c
g. ce ,rrV Mali gaR duh aud N buyers iaNo s.,es
tsfin- 1.,orwe Jefferson County II sfc- % tS
btJ ps- se!rce irmy held az q m yoha y 20
ada foas For ilrineiiate delivery s-le oi CVo %
VA ~ gty ia Green Peas were Nii Al . -,
ms1 81 ssF lve quoted u . 20 per ~ s =
soa.Ael1 salo better foi spot parcels Wih IeI "a
Corn t IeIand closing rathtr quiel ana ~. o
b0ae fsles 5000 bush at 'Oc iof LsSe, ~
urea NJ store, and fl-4c., dio-t,
Cruz Wr.i: ,jc fyr White southern fv0 on stxed
hAnsas soof,ern 1D072c. for Ola NesiN N..,1.r1
NeAVa S~@i.lv at 1OQ1lc.: 7l9sc lor Oin Wne'tte.n
u s'P''' 'sfost. CSC. for Blue t{ol va ~ I'm
AiAo5 IN store. and 5sc. for DlnaSev 4. - t,r+
NJ saaat "a saef OF 900 bush lnsect9tf ,val,s
49, ,rs made al GGc for April, seller 70 Lay e fs
ar an adailOuai Z,j q etS Al the salhe ~. ~ Dgs
u sbsds nrer closed dali; safes ci 49V " far
ostse for siKed Western and state ana 1p.yoS, he
49, ue as alG &c. Tor Inspected No .At1 ,,, c
1to.t No MlxeI 4G'ec for far AiAei h" i an he
80 IA ,sj state a AZ i2c for slAel Sit little
- eri 1.,e for Choice White stale foou u ifu
business raiVfl "a ~ Usht
- we're rit .oul unpOr. ani change; Mr'1I on er
scr- and ruy held. with fair eAI ,olI ~ for Far
lied dull ard ia Duyels iayof 81 ~ ~ Cboic: Pea
- fi NATION aud 81 0Sl 90 or fdS Sor 5qus Red:
a. ~ 554si % Kidney at 81 l0e' - ~ = al co ior
81 z5asI 20 for Fair 10 Good Nh'~ ~
JIAnc ~ ,tDSe n, sr,gE m NEw-Yogk AND BhOOALiH
New-York tribune., 1876-04-11

doing Good 70 Choice Native Steers e. 751s5 25 Hefnm
TO Fair - l2saSi 81 Pony co s3 I5e - 5lI2 fslr 70
Choice Native Cows. - 5t1-4 Naive si1caers 81 .y0
81 p Feeders, 81 2i0Ef o. Receirts1, 90 pJi-. Flour
eco bush. Wheat ll2COO bash Corn 5000 bush oats
1000 bush Barley Cattle,
ToiLDo, April iOFour quiet Wheat onl and drooping
NO. White Wabash. 81 81 No Wine Michigan, II 2S
Ezra White Michigan 81 SO Amber MehEsn ~ 80 y ~
May 81 2 y June; No. do 81 % No Red Winter neld
al % IL u offered Rejected Lake Shore Red ~ &c. Corn
htm Tor spot steady for utures High Mixed c; Api
o2S4c; Nay Sc; June so O Low Mixed Apr held AZ
5Oc, iSc 6di Kansas 52ic No Grade, 52ei 90 Dayton
and Michigan, 5l-2c Oats tu aud oToOpiDg No = 3oc
Michigan, 5i2c; Rejected, S2i2c Recrpts-S,OOO bush.
Wheat $4,000 bush. Corn 1000 bnsi Oats Shipments--
GOO DDs Flour 5000 bush Wheat C5O00 bush Corn 2oOO
bush,
New-York tribune., 1876-04-11
DICHARD V. HARNETT, Auctioneer.
IA RECEiNEIgS SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
RICHARD V. ITARNETr WILL CALL AZ AUCTION
on WEDNESDAY, April ! 2, 1876,
Al II o'clock NJ, AZ the - - -
- EXCHANGE SALES ROOM. Ill BROADWAY, y. w.
direction of :. H. HU RD Receiver OF the third
savings Bank pursuant 10 order OF the supreme
Court - -. -.
THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK BUILDING.
Corner Tweny-sixth-st
Also,
40 800 Fifthave-Four story high stoop' Nova scona
stone bons', 2ZXS0xlO0 feet.
No 30 FOrty ninth sFOuT story. high stoop brown
house, basement and 3ubce ar - GNJJXI9 ts"t
% East Forty seventh st. n-aveIOustory
high sfp0u brown stone house. 2OxjjNlO03. Ieasei'd
T. 10, ~ % ana % East F1rtyslXth st-fouf story
hig sioOp stone houses, -OXjjXlOU1 Leaseholh
Al the above contain every modern mpro' emen
throughout 80 -
I5S East TIVE enty brick stable 2oH
50 o feet
one shundrsfand Gfty nntl.st-Two lots with twOstofy
roof frame house 2Ox36. Each lot 2oXD feet ana
l. lnches.
Tsrytownso 7o Of Land on Union Highs at Tarry
town
Mount Country Seat hslfacre OF land and
house jO-3G feet.
perm - 70 inspect houses further information at III
Bf04 =
New-York tribune., 1876-04-11
Cipioenb Notiee5.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the un-
designed Trustees leceivers OF the cOLU MBU
GIilCAGO ana INDIAEA cEStkAL hAiLHAn M GO CON, M
Pan Y VIII behalf Of the said Railway Company on
presentation al tue Gallan National an., Ne" ofK Iy.
the following named interest in arrear on lOtsSo
bonds secnrsd on goro o aid railroad line viz
Coupons due Jan 1876 ton cent bonds oi INDIANA
Central hallway Company.
Coupons due Oct 1873 per cent bonds OF Union
ls76 JAMES A. ROOSEVELT,
WM x FOSDICK,
Trustees &c. and Receivers of Columbus, Chicago and III
diana Central Railway Company.
OFFICE or THE CENTRAL RAILROAD Co or NEwJEGsEf.}
ll9 LIBERTI ST. NFw wNoRK, March 81. 1875. -
rE'iIE usual QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF
4 TWO AND HALF PER CENT, IS this day declared; . a;
payable this Office after THURSDAY the ZOt Oh
Tr The books will be closed from Tuesday the
"' '' ''-"'' SAMUEL Knox, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1876-04-11
4uciion Sales of Real estate.
UCTION SALE of REAL ESTATE,
"a fn close

Holm ELSWOKTH. deceased.
The undersigned executor will sell 10 the highest bidder
on the 10Th day Of APRIL 1876, at IL O'clock no0n at TIE
Courthouse in the City OF POughkeepsle, -. - -
THE PROPERTY LATELY OCCUPIED BY JOHN ELS
WORTH dec ased
M, cadey In said eity front and nearly 400 feet
deep comprising elegant modern Dwelling, Ltted win
evefv mprOy emen and finished throughout
fhe Also, ample stables and otner out
buildings apartments for cOachnan and lam
y property located in the best part OF me cily ana
In the Immediate vicinity residences Oi John II.
Adrance esq Taylor Judge j. f. Barnard, &c
Possession VIII be given Immediately and the term made p
SUIT further particulars and view OF the pes apply
to JOHN 4. WOOD Architect, 10 Broadway, or
EnN-ARD LLSMnRIH ENncnlOr. POmg- } -I-s-,. ~. y.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-11
MORRIs wilkins, Auctioneer
POSITIYE SiLR OF Two ELEGANT HOISES
Nos. 5s3 and GA FIFTH-AyE.,

BUILT BY DCGGIN & CRossMAN, Architects.
F. H. LUDLOW & co. will sell at Public Auction on
TT TESDAI April -. 1875, at ~ O'Clock at the Exchange
-as-rlom 40 ] I Br0a ,gay.
Fuhay-. so 553. Forty seventhst house 10 by 7a
fsrf. Dot 100. -. -
Fhaye. No. Ga. Forty ninthst; house Is by 100
feet. of l2j.
Pamphlets. cOnta ming terms, with descriptions and
5ia.rs obtained "a the 0alce OF The aucOnerrs NO
nest ~ Bugciu Croi.mau No. O3 East FOrtlnfsi
st corner ~ Park-aye., or at tae hOdses GIJl)