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The New York herald., 1876-03-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THOMAS y
~ Ryan aud Charles Burial Hoffman. both whom re-
side Ia the city Of New York In the state of New
formed limited partnership In accordsnce with
visions Of the Revised statutes Of the New York.
ani the acts ainendAtOry thereof relating limited
ner.hps IN the busne OF brokerage and buying aud selling
VI stocks and securities commission the city
YORK, under the hrm OFT " Ry
named are the only parties interested
That the said Thomas Ryan the general partner and
said Charles Burial Hoffman the special partner That
the sail Charles Burial Hoffman has contributed aud paid
into said partnership the of hve thousand dot
lars S2OJ IN cash tai toward the stock
aud that the said partnership N 20 commence the nth
febr1ary, lSTI
Dated FKnRUARY 20. 1870
THOMAS " RYAN.
CHARLES BURIAL HOFFMAN,
The New York herald., 1876-03-02
MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK.

Mr. William F. Aldrich, receiver OF the Mutual Ben.
cit Savings Bank yesterday hIcd the County Clerks
oce his inventory Of the real and personal property
belonging to that institution The following are tho
principal items
House ani lot Hampdcn street, Brooklyn; Eve
lots In Middleton street. Marcy avenue Brooklyn;
house and thirteen acres OF land In Jamaica, l. l.
lot on the Boomngdale road Ninety ninth street.
piece OF land Ia Mott Haven; lot IN West Farms; two
brown stone houses, with lots, Nos AS aud az East
Fifty eighth street.
Bonds and mortgages tl2G 429 CO
Stocks and bonds ESTIMATED valucs).... loIlOO 90
List OF lOans. S3lOo III
Total $40 Ge7 7g
tccelpts "
Disbursements. lO'@ @o' %
Balance on hand. 5000 H
The New York herald., 1876-03-02
HERALD THURSDAY 187e-WITH SUPPLEMENT-

1s5<c Macassar, lslsc. 1o1sc; Mexican. lie ise;
Manila lie. iSc Angostura l7c. ie4sc; SavanlA,
lie n lsc.. Curacao, lie "a lie.
CorrOk the dull and Irregular but quotations
were unchanged Futures the close we're steady The
closing prices to-day compare With Tuesdays closing prices
: lollows:-
The New York herald., 1876-03-02
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. March l. 1876.
Spanish gold 209%. Exchange the United States,
short sight currency, lO1z 10 discount; 20 days
gold "a premium short sight, gold. "a premium:
London, l2a l31a premium; on Paris, "a u l premium
quiet and
The New York herald., 1876-03-02

r,uE CoPARrNERsnIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
Il between NJ d. Mellen and the undorngned under the
firm name Of Aeen Co 10 this aAy dlssolved, a,ynr
Nsw YonE Esh ga 1874
The New York herald., 1876-03-02


Delivered contract 30 bales For future delivery
sales were rs follows yesterday amer two r. W. April.
700 at ~ n 52c 500 at Y ill6e May 200 ~ ~ lol6e
20, SoD at ~ sl-s2e; July 100 4. ls'se Iots 200
April 100 At 2sc.. 400 at II 81 -32c 500 ~ ll-i6c,
100 at IL i2c LOO 1T II ll0c 200 II 32c 2OJ
az l2s May, zoo az ~ a92e 200 at ~ l5oe 200 at
II 2032c OOat II lJ6c. 200 IL 81 SIC 100 at lc
June, 1900 lslAc., 100 10 slice. July. zoo at
Is l5,s2c.. 500 at l3lsc., loo at Is 1890, 800
1885, 200 at isal.s2e.. 400 at ls II .lde, 100
Is 2332c Total l0 100 bales. Grand total 10 bales
The receipts the ports follows -Galveson lSO
bales; New Orleans, $780, Mobile, 1887 Savannah, U73
Charleston $50: Wilmington 269 Norfolk ala New York.
@3 Boston S5i; philadelphia, 2yO Total, 7.77d bales
This day last week. 1889 bales This day last year 1906
bales Total since September J. 3455Ol7 bales TO last
night Cotton lreghts closed as focws-To Havre, by
steam. Ac To Hamburg, by steam, suc To Bremen. by
steam. a4c To Liverpool. by steam. l4d by sail, IA
Flour ASD GRAN.-R Receipts-Four 7,7ll bbls. wheat,
1860 bushels meal $50 bbs aud 72l sacks;
1920 bushels: 81 $50 do barley, 1000 do. barley
malt, 5.7Of do. The Hour ruled dull
tedays prices with sales of 1900 bbls including State
Western and Southern the annexed quotations Rye
hour was steady with sales OF $50 bbs a$i - W for tine
superine Corn fairly active, the sales footing
up Coz bbs and 100 sacks 81 30 for Brandy wine
$3 20 for Western and - IS 81 10 for Jersey ana Penn
xxiv niu velln narb
The New York herald., 1876-03-02
COPARTNERsIII

NEW YORK. MARCH l. is7d.-ruE COPARrNER
ship heretofore eNsting under the trm skinner
Emery Is this day dissolved by mutual consent All
standing will be settled John B Emery whe
will sign In liquidation. ROBERT Is. SINNER
JOHN b. EMERY
The business OF the late firm OF sinner Emery will Be
continued the undersigned under of I'm
Powers K Sears, a their old place
Duane st. New York JOHN b. EMERY.
EDMAKD A. POWERS
BENJAMIN SEARS
FNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE UNDER THE
i firm OF Fuchs 4 keown las been dissolved by
mutual The business will be continued the
hrm name Of Fuchs Brothers. l.. j. FUCHS,
MAT FUCHS
The New York herald., 1876-03-02
THE ELEVATED RAILROAD.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.l

when the work will DO completed II is the intention
OF the company push the work completion as last
possible
DIRECTING PROPERTY OWNERS
Many property owners along the line the object
to the building Of the switches the ground that
their side Of the will reduce the value
Of their property Tor business purposes. This, they
saim has been the result OF the road the opposite
dc Of the way, and consequently they intend TO take
whatever measures they prevent the completion
Df the new structure.
The New York herald., 1876-03-02

I'VE quote frgc. ftlc good do l-sc
7s4e. Cuba grocery, fair TO choice. Sc conri
fugal hhds. and boxes, Nos. o 49, SIC. do.
l"sses hhds and boxes 6lse he Porto eo. refining
coninan TO prime &C. l,sc do. fair TO choice
g. slsc standard A. 0sc OF A. 9sec crushed, lOtse
lUlc; powdered, lO7sc anuated iUl6c cut loa IOJsc
a lie.
srEARiSE-Reccpts. 80 tierces. 80 bbls. and casks
Sales 2UUD lbs prime at lii4c Market nrm IA &c
~ &C. for prime and IS3tc for ordinary
TALLOw.-kccclpts. 80 hhds. aud t37 bbs The market
was quiet Yi Oiac for prime and SC fr ordinary The
sales 100 lbs. prime Vi.c. $50 terces pr
WmIsKEY.-- Receipts. 23O bbs whiskey and 200 bbls
hghwines The market unchanged: $50 bbls sold
al 10.
demonstrating Of special interest effected
beyond the usual business of days previ
Gus. aud rates unchanged The engagements
werc;-Io Liverpool per steam 5000 bushels grain
trelet), at ND 5000 do, private terms: 10
leather. SIS TO London per steam 1000 bushels grain
SD and BY sail 20 tons measurement goods lis.
10 Bristol per steam, 1000 bushels grain. SID and
by sail JpD bbls fvur ~. 1ud; 2OO bushels grain
ported private oilcake hhds
low. private terms 70 llu per no bbls sugar.
5000 bushels grain reported at SIZE ssc % lbs
To Bremen steam 80 goods 20 marks
The charters cOmprsed.A German bark at Tybee)
Philadelphit TO Bremen with 3.U)O bbs refined
trOeum NJ IS Norwegian brig rumored rum Baltimore
the Baltic. but not confirmed with go bbs do. Be-
British bark uumorod few days agoj from Phadephia
Continent Dutch. with $3.50 bbis. do. a Is Sd Brit
sh nov AZ ybeel, thence 90 Cork for orders with
5uOJ quarters o. Cd Austrian bark from Bait
Tor do. with 400 quarters, Is ed British brig
hence to do with 400 quarters (a bulk. Us lO1fd.
The New York herald., 1876-03-02
EUROPEAN MARKET.

LONDON PRODUCE NARKEr-LoSDoS. March l-Even.
ing-Linsced OIL 23s 3D. 23s Cd per cwt Spirits
pentine, ia. Cd per cwt.
The New York herald., 1876-03-02
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

Totals.........,......... 2llv 10 2J9 3,y95 b.6U3
BFErks-Trade slow. Be- 125tc per h.. weights 81
ewt "a cwt on 50 lbs 50 lbs net The qu.ly Of the
herds generally but fat with few good
steers hen markets closed there unsod
lie on hand A. siNteth yares r. G. Eastman sold
self rs Illinois at Nc ID weight ga -
Illinois a. We H.. with fraction weight
w. ~ Illinois steers at lOc. H., weight
"a. - fat Illinois steers.
al iOllc lO1se per H., weight ~ cwt, scant; ~
Illinois at lOfc. per H. weight scant I
steers at l4c per h., weight strong; ~ I
nois IKE per b. weight y. Is Illinois
steers i2c. per To-, weight o. strong Wheeler
sod Oh state oxen. a. sic 01sc per In
The New York herald., 1876-03-02

ADVANCE DECLINE
The following arc the differences in closing prices
compared with those OF yesterday
DEcLISE-C, q. l. c., y Hannibal and St. Joseph
common, - Harlem, l Illinois Central, y North
western common, do. preferred, - ST. Paul com
mon do preferred, = New Jersey Central, q;
OHIO and mississippi, = Pacific Mall 3tS; Panama, a
Quicksilver II Rock Island, q; Wabash, :. Union
Pacific, 4 Western Union 4,
ADVANCE Erie y; Hannibal AID ST. Joseph pre-
lcrred, u Lake shore, Michigan Central, MIS-
Iour Pacific, y gold, r.
srArioSARr. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, Della
ware aud LackawaDna.
THR GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened at l1lH and closed at ll4[ The rates
paid for carrying were ga, ;, 81 and per cent
OPERATIONS oy TmK GOLD KxcnANaE BANK
Gold baiaucos 81 l7S $50
Currency uaanccs. .340 519
Gross cearanccs. 26 732 600
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
Currency exchanges 500, ,42o 362
Currency balances. 33j 50f
Sold exchanges .......................... S,455Uy0
sod balances. G4i,S72
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5000 Mo e's, | BIDS be

5000 Mo 6's, ! BIDS b c
TOO y Y $ rs, b !, T..
100 Dis Col3.o5's...
boo Chi, RIA i is.
5000 G, II 4 q con rs.
600 NJ 4 ) r 7's.gold
2iDO Ma SP LIST, LaCd
1000 VI A 81 Z con : I
$1,000 \ y " &C b.
1000 Z, 4 c 4 ! LIST
25OOO do. b C
800 do.
10000 On Pac rs, g.
500 Tn Pac 5 tx Int
1000 do. ..........c
7UOO =. c of No lst...
1000 do. ...........
400 Alt a 7 II I'd pf.
2OOJ West Pac bonds
1900 4 x W LIST, StL q
1000 ct West lst, rs.
, shs Bank OF Com.
10 Ger Am Bank.
8 Am Ex Bk. ........
100 Merchants Bk -.
30 Del 4 IL Can. .....
1000 Con Coal. ....b c
1UU do.
500 At 4 Pac lei. be
so y \ & n a. k.b &C
AM do
The New York herald., 1876-03-02
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
A DyICE AND INFORMATION FOR PERSONS DE-
SIRIUS of specuatng in stocks investments Of from
500 upward be safely made and large percentage de-
rived For full particulars address TUMBRIDGE CO..
The New York herald., 1876-03-02
Wednesday,. March |.
Today. last Erening. Tolal.

stained-Good ordinary 3l6c.; strict good ordinary,
10 lee low middlng, 10 1876 mddng, IL ll-i6e.
The New York herald., 1876-03-02

$1,000 L S 0's. c, 81.
5uUO II 4 $40 e's.c.xi
2OOD Cen Pac & b &C
1900 q a y W c c & b.
1000 do. ........
10000 NJ a st Z, / a NJ
500 shs Con Coal. .....
The New York herald., 1876-03-02

GALVESTON, March I, 1916.
Cotton quiet and weak mddng l2,se low nliddling
good ordinary, Ysc. Net receipts. loO bales. Ex
ports coastwse. l2S. Sales l0l3. Stock 5d.ols.
The New York herald., 1876-03-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A GENTLEMAN WANTED, WITH $500, FOR THE
~ startling aud attractive theatrical sensation ever
produced from which handsome sum positively DO
realized thorough cation solicited Call ON GRAY.
2lu East lfth
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-05-18
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE
SALE.

Whereas default has been made in the conditions
uf certain mortgage made and executed on the 9th
day of April a. D. 1873 by Warren ]. Tower, Mort
gagor, to George B. Wright (agent) mortgage, and
recorded in Book Of mortgages pages 81, g. and 81,
County Of Redwood and State ofMinnesota. on the
10th day ofMay A. D, 1873, at 81 O'Cock P. NJ, and
which said mortgage, conveyed the following descr-
bed real estate situated in the County of Redwood
and State of Minnesota. 7"." ~.
The North Half Of the South west quarter and the
North west quarter Of the South east quarter Of
and twelve t12} of Range Thirty Four t34) in said
County of Redwood. And whereas, said mortgage
was Oath day of May A. D. 1875 duly assigned by
said George A. Wright to Ethan N. Wright and
Charles u Wright, and said assignment was duly re.
corded on the 22nd day Of April A. D. 1876, at 8
and 1859, in said Registers Office in and for said Red
wood County. There is now due on said Mortgage
at the date hereof the sum of Four Hundred ninety
seven oars and sixty six cents, ($497, ,66) and NO
proceedings at law or otherwise having been had to
Now therefore, notes Is hereby given that BY vir.
tue of powerof sale in said mortgage cont lined,
and according to the statutes 10 such made and
provided the said mortgage will be foreclOcsed BY
sale OF said morgaged premises at public auction at
the front door of the Court House in tho town of
Redwood Ellis in the County Of Redwood aforesaid,
Tor cash, on thursday the 22nd day Of June 1t ten
O'Clock in the, forenoon of said day, to satisfy the
amount then due said Mortgage and all costs and
expenaes of foreclosure, together with twenty Eve
dollars attorneys fees stipulated In said mortgage
be paid in case Of foreclosure thereof.
Ethan N. Wright / Charles D. Wright Assignees OF
JAMES ". GRIFFIN.
Attorney for Assgnees.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-05-18
MORTGAGE SALE.

0Deiault has been made in the conditions Of b
certain indentute Of Mortgage bearing date June
IND A. d 1875 made and executed by James Kennedy
aud Margaret Kennedy his wte to N, B. Langdon and
W. laythe and recorded in he office of Register Of
Deeds in and for the County Of Redwood in tue State
Of Minnesota the 14th day Of June A. D. 1875 at
O'Clock +. N. in Book Of Mortgages on pages ZS4
2S5 and 2s6 and by the said l.angdnn l. Iaythe ss-
signed to N. II. Marshall on the 18th day Of January
d. 1876 which assignment recorded in said
ohce o Register Of Deeds said County the 14th
day of February A. 1876 at o'clock A, NJ in Book
OF mortgages on pages $40 and $50. ~s-: .-:
Said mortgage wes given to secure the payment Of
four hundred eighty three dollars and forty four cents
payable in two equal intailments with interert ut
twelve per cent from the date thereof and the first
lnstallment of two hundred forty one dollars and
seventy two cents, and int rest from the date OF
said mortgage at the rate of twelve per cent amount
ing row to the sum Of two hundred sixty fur
'llars and sixty eight cents is now due. and the
second instalme mt for the same sum aud interest
amounting to the same is unpaid and to yet become
due on said mortgage, and no proceedings A. law
or otherwise have been commenced to collect the
Ime or any part thereof.
Now therefore notice is hereby given that bv vir
tue ofa power Of sale in said mortgage contained
and pursuant to the statute in such ca made aud
provided said mortgage will be forecl"scd and the
prem ises therein described fyirg and being in said
County Of Redwood and State Of Minnesota to wit: :
Lots Four and Five OF Block numbered Five in the
recorded in the said Office of Register of Deeds Of
said Redwood County will be sold at public auctsp
to the highest bidder therefor in cash ut the front
door o. the Court House in the village Of Redwood
Falls in said County and State the 9th day of MAJ
A. D. 1876 at nine O'Clock in the forenoon, to satisfy
t,e amount then due upon said mortgage together
with the sum of twenty five dollars attorney fees
allowed by the terms of said mortgage to be nc'ud-
ed in Of default and foreclosure thereof, besides
the costs aud expenses of said sale allowed by law.
Dated March 18th A. D. 1876.
NJ. II. MARSHALL, assignee Of Mortgage .dss
WHITNEY WEBSTER, agents of said assignee. J
WEYMOUTH & PIERCE, Attorneys.
Marshall. MINI.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-05-18

BEES cN A SMALL ScALE.-There
are many householders whose means
will not enable them to buy COW, or
provide keeping for her We're they in
possession of one. But they may be
equal to the purchase Of a colony of
bees, and to provide hives for the
swarms resulting therefrom Bees.
like other stock, require pasturaee;
but, unlike horses, cattle and. sheep,
they are free comnoucrs, ranging at
will in search Of Stores, nor can they
be arrested and punished for their in
trusicn upon premises alien to their
owners A singal colony Of bees, in
good condition in the spring, may be
counted upon to double or triple their
numbers in single season, securing
ample srores for winter consumption,
while supplying gratifying surplus
each autumn for houeholders. This ac
cumulation will prove most acceptable
families, especially while the price Of
butter rules so high as to place it be
yond the reach of those not blessed
with elongated and plethoric purses.
Try colony Of bees as an experiment.
i Farmers Un!oh.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-05-18

The sexton picked up set Of teeth
in Brooklyn Tabernacle after services
the other evening, and DR.. Talmage
improves the opportunity thus:
We Immediately set ourselves to &C.
count fer this strange resignation of
beautiful dentistry. Perhaps the SER
mon was dull, and in the proceeds Of
gaping the owner of the property drop
ped this part Of his face. Perhaps
some one during the hymn sat and sung
herself away, all but her teeth. But
the more We guessed the less we knew
However, We began to moralize, and
could not in the circumstances help
but think how people in church lose
all their teeth, so that instead Of mas
ticating the truth, they swallow it
down in chunks, and then 90 about
with religious dyspepsia. Doctrines
need to be chewed and assimilated.
But multitudes of Christian people
have lost their teeth. They can take
down the "sincere milk Of the Word,"
but the strong meat confounds them
For this reason many churches cannot
stand the stout Gospel Of repentance
and Judgment to come. They prefer
religious pap, Cruel, panado, and
"thickened milk" Why? Because
they have lost their teeth. y, for
reformation in moral dentistry-a pull
ing out OF the old roots and stumps
which poison the soils breath, and for
the the setting in ola nice, clean,
white set of motors, incisors, and
bicuspies We shall not Rave gen
Grafton of healthy Christians until we
improve the Cburch's power Of masti.
cation.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-05-18

The Centennial Exhibition at Phil.
adelphia Was opened on the 10th inst
with imposing ceremonies and in pres
euce Of an immense concourse of peo-
pie. The..day was pleasant, except ear
ly morning and late in the afternoon,
and the previously arranged :pro
gramme was carried out. Among the
numbers present were the President
and Cabinet, both Houses of Congress,
the Judges Of the Supreme Court, the
Governors Of many Of the States, the
Emperor. and Empress of Brazil, For
eign Ministers, and many Of the lead.
ing citizens of this and other coun-
tries. Nearly throe hundred thous-
and persons visited the grounds during
the day and gre,t enthusiasm was
manifested. 1t was grand jubilee over
the entire city throughout the day and
evening.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-05-18
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-05-18

From time immemorial there have
been in Japan six regular resting days
called Zch? Ruhu, in each month, rec.
ognized by the japanese government,
namely, the 1st, 9th, 11th, 21st, 26th
and 31st; while in some of the warm.
er provinces it has been customary
with the farmers to make every third
day resting day during the summer
months. BY "a late proclamation Of
the government the Zchi. Roku has
been abolished, and from the 1st of
April the regular resting days have
been reduced to four, and have been
made to correspond 9Th the Christian
Sabbath. Moreover, the Japanese
have adopted the old New England
custom Of considering the latter part
Of Saturday as time for rest or recre.
alton.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-05-18
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the conditions ofa
certain indenture of Mortgage. made and executed
by Cyrus Conrad n,ortgasor, to John c. Oswald
mortgage, being GATED February 18th 1879 and
recorded in the Office of the Register Of Deeds in
ty the mortgaged premises situated, on the 1Sih
day of February 1875 in Book of mortgages, pages
25S, 2j3 and Ego Said mortgage was given to secure
the sum of Three Hundred Dola and Fifty cents
with interest ut the rate of twelve per cent per
annnm. There is claimed to be due and is due ut the
date of this notice on said mortgage. the sum of
7! rea Hundred md Forty Dollars and Seventy Sew
censs no proceedings ut law otherwise have been
instituted to recover the debt secured by sad
gage or any part thereof. The mortgagcd premises
III said mortgage described are as follows. viz
lying and being in Redwood County aforesaid and
known os the North West Quarter of Section Thirty
1907, Town One Hundred and Ten l10}, Rans
Thirty -FOUR (3t), Containing One Hundred and
fftye light and thirty hundreds 15S 30l00 Of
land. Now therefore notice is hereby gwen, that
by virtue OF the Statute in such maie and pro-
vded and of the power of sale in said inorlga sc con-
tanned. and Herewith recorded, the said mortgage
premises will be sold ut public auction. for cash. to
the highest bidder at the front door of the Office of
the Register Of Deeds in and for said County, in the
village of Redwood Falls. in said County on Mon
day tha 22d day ofMay, 1885, at ten o'clock A. NJ to
satisfy the amount due on said rtgs<e and costs
and rxaenses Of sale, and the sum Of twenty five
dollars attorneys fees, agreed to be raid by the terms
of said mortgage in cas- OF foreclosure thereof
Dated March 3lst 1876
JOHN c. OSWALD, Mortsagee
ATWATER Il BABC0Ck,
2S-Gt Attorney 4 for Mortgacees