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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-19
UPPER COAST.

NEW ORLEANS. COAST AND BATON HOUaE
bEMt WEEKLY PACKET
Leaves syefy WEDNESDAY ut Ia NJ. and
IT.. - BATUHUAY alsP.M
h6ESSsekH II The passenger steamer
~. JOAN.
Frank EergGron, master, j. q. Eergef0b clerk
=, A.tntaing every FAfDAY and MONDAY
For freight Or passage apply on board Or 10
u, y, MEIANCON. "a Eienvie stre.;t
u a,@The NJ. John viii represent Capt Allen
Juns hnd The steamer IBERIA in tbs Coast trads.
uulg n
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-19

Ianafieks Ciut@Nsw Orleans, August is isiesa
hefe VIII ba o meeting of thh above Club
HATUHpAY EVENING, August ", al rs
g'nlonh. Al Headquarters eornst fhiip stid Hew
Levee sifsas. All etizaas ~ tbs ward are fss
hpestfullt ingiled ~ attsuh - -
tpnt /. ~, HsnteeTv lt+
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-19
VfCHgnUNO.

@.. !e"-s 1S5flg pSflg TY5sYhJ v}5shItya 4 sqtouyz
zr sa,ns. pssIss bsna e.. e.d la'a'mediais
mDnr. ". LEE,
,. w. u hnpn. master, Jno II. Mosso,. .ierl
leaves r,,eys. eornssi.x nj sisssDptg will.
fa'lsof. iiass faf ri t,pt t,ss ~ y@oo. Eaniiov-
AgAms 4in WeHE.
~ ., iiirE 4 tAhits Agents.
a.tgasn a sIs N 5,ailns y nas yflIsY - Ttsnon
port and Tasas llalrpad,
" u. BhOChErT. Agent, ~ Magazine Ut.
ron qyEEYytLLE. ylCKaggaa, aATouEz
AND ALL why fIsbisdn AiR dnni~sfArfos
Le&at Tho d"e ana iaat passenger pnetst
PRANK rAm0oUD,
Leaves evsry THURSDAY atspm,
- NJ Whils. fnhstst, q Holiness clerk
VIII leave hs ai,oye. connecting ai viaksiufe
Win ths Fa,isfd Line" tgf nil points on Ynzoo
aud Tnlahniebie rivers For freight Or passass
applg on board. or JOHN yANhEg,
., Through i'ilis ~ tadihe given 10 Trenton,
port aud fssns IaiItoai
W. u, Bt0C.EfT, Agent, 81 Magazine It,
SATURDAY vIcasggnG UNITED STATE.
,. MAIL tA,tG5HEr,
fss fsss'y anksSuaa nsArEnaY bsvlsa ~ H nhgsp.
GSsss;ssk sateLea and all Intermediates land.
'ns#~ w.. ..,.n Dan.ss''ser paeAet
r. T. tsathsrs tnfala5r J. H. Muse slsrk
9mon4ue,tins m u yieEsbotg with tbe farisot Line
Tor Yhn,ot TallahataLie and Bnnno.sr rivsr.
and With Anchor Lihe for Memphis Cairo and
Al, Louis,
For freight or pnssags apply on board, or To
JOHN JAHSEY. III Common stfsst
orto HtTE ACAHLIN. . Teb6upitonlhs IT.
fpns
Through Bills of tading given ~ Trenton.
Mpnros aud nil stations on Vieksburg shrsyes
port and Texas Hnilfond
W. u, EHDCKEFT. Aeent 81 Magazine al
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-19


NOTIUAt-~sH eofifie"f Notices wssss bs fotd
fbs ~ 4tesaee 1Its rule WM ~ Sfrt1tiv sds
hessd M 4 " ~ 4Ak
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-19

and CONSERVATIVES Club will meet THIS t3aturs
day. EVENING at ~ .shafp, at ths Turner's
Hell, etfnsf ~ LafHysfs and pfradss stfssts
a OLEMs t. WALKER. President
J., A. THURhrH HsAfnfhry, Htt1a IT.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-19

Aug. ~. 1910, The officers aud members ~ The
sisth Ward Warkingmsn's Democratic and r9n
7sryntlys Club are notified H. mast y ,TUHz
DAY EvIgNI 80, at the Wig WAN, corner Chat
ttes atd Barracks streets. III full Uniform. ht
eeloah. SHARP ny otdaf ef the President
CiHts q, tAtH
TIM J, utttots, II etstatyi
auiR Al tHH EHhHv. GRAND Marshal,
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-19

0Frtff NHw QatlHArn DHnodsAr,
Saturday. Aueust ib. iafs ia n,

baIHfdav AUGUST ~ tsIs~la N,
The undersigned, In assuming charge of the
specially solialta frotn hls steamboat friends
continuance 81 lha patronage ~ llbatallr sss
'''''- " '''7''' ~ aiso. J. DUNCAN. 2
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
OFFICE N. q. DEMOCRAT
Saturday. August IN. 1879.
MONETARY.
NEW on RA M CLEARING uottpE

Clcnrings. Baiancea
August tH,,....,.,...... u7.pAG 81 Ga.HTi ~
Same " me last week.. a70.60p ~ AA7pi VI
Total this week. ~. Alta ~ t47i B6g II
Total week before 3.Hov. .4bp ~ 416.Jii ~
Tho money market IN unchanged
We continue to quote exceptional paper nj sGD
=- per cent per anntAn discount, Al do at iteg12,
and second grade Vt ibaDis. First class mort.
CAGES rulo at sd0i0 pJr cent per annum. whils
second grade are entirely nominal
Gold continues tb rulo ut lilDitts. aeainst
li0A nj New York.
sterling bin of lading and Al clear bills are
st!h quoted at ba7mb3s. bank at -@sbi3 nm dbank
counter rate --0obtstr
Francs continue 10 rule At A7ai for CONNER.
oinl and nominal Ibr bank,
The banks oontkaue 70 check on New York nj
per cent premiuij and commercial slight In still
quoted at 3-l6.
stocks are without any now feature.
State consols are quiet Mt b7dDb7t.
Premium bonds are weak al 32leDJ1t.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-19

pnratig anI Conservative CUBA speeIel inset.
Ing II Ibis lub will bs held A. ths Tuf8sfs'
MONDAY August ~, 1870 al o'6lonk y, m, fot
The Htposa II ela1tIn4 member u the state
ihtta denmittss " tls sbgys party
N, FtNNEHTY, Pre- sident,
r. 1trffIr uarfoiafv aui1
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-19
OPELOUsAs.

REGULAR INbEpENDEST oPELoUsAs
PACKET,
leaves every WEDNESDAY nj & o. m.
Commencing WEDsEsDAY, August D. 1879.
~ = FOH WAbHiSGTON. OPEIAJU-
sns. Port Barre, simmsport, Church
VILE and ali landings on the Coast
Atehhfalnyn River and Bayou C0nrthbIs;aus Ths,
new and light draft passenger steamer
TRENTON,
NJ. kspfson master Hug. Quhlrsvnux, clerk,
leaves as above, connecting Mt Simmsp6rt with
iikht draft boa's. giving through bills ladiuR "
Bayou des olaizes. For freight Or passage ap-
ply ON board. or u ADAMS h WORK
aus Agents. Commercial Alley.
INDEPENDENT OpEIOULAs WEEKLY
PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at 8 u. m.
49, FOH WAsHisdTON. FOHT
Barry. Church vile. Bayon Dor
gig Bend l.nndin9. Old River. and all intsrme-
dihte p0ints-The liQhL-draff Eaas.snRer stsslfnsr
0OUT. YOUNG,
Hn place Of It, Mary)
" y. Daniel. muster. j. Il. rchrnidt clerk
For freight pr paasaxe apply on board. or 10
HiTE CAHLIh. Tehoupitouhs
Connecting nt simmsport with steamer Salio
lor Htvon ',ss t1lail*. dsts I'M
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-19

cratic ahu Conservative fnhtfal Dub II The Hixih
Ward The registered yptafs ~ ths sleth Waf,l
nis hereby notified That n msstinE Will bs held
tor tbs purpose III eistiihe Delegate 10 ths
htnta Gentthi GoHtnittae, nj The Wigwatt,, gh
Clartfes. CORNER 1T BARRACKS streets IN HATUHs
DAY, Aug, ~, nj n'ripnH 10, III. htjtT III
ANATOtE j. KEH. rfssidsat,
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-19
BAYOU SARA
OUACHITA RIVER.

TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,
REGULAk OUACHlTA RIVER WEEKLY
PACKET,
Jeaves every WEDNEsDAY. Y.atsp.m.
~ FOR OUACHITA CITY MONEOE
ktsaaAs4E1x1S Trenton and all landings on Black
and Ouachita rivers The Gne. light.
draft passenger steamer
WILLIE,
I'm place of Ouachta Belle and Lessie Taylor,p
II. A. Blanks master.
will leave as above. making connections With
light draft steamers for all the tributary streams.
For freight or passnge apply OF board.or 10
Capt. Il. A. BLANKS. President.
No. 2 Canal, corner Delta street.
HITE h CARLfN, BRITTON d EPPLkE.
ADAMS h WORK. LORD Il McPEAKE. Agents.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-19

t14 E Office and Saiesrooms.
.ARMORY HALL. No. 81 CAMP STREET.
Auction sales for Real Estate at St. Charles
Auction Exchange. Furniture Auction Rooms,
20 Camp street Horses Mules. Buseies. etc..
6eles Stables. 70 Haronne street Outdoor sales
attended to. aus SIN
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-19
WILEY M'Cl.lsM.
4 violent Wsy of stepptng late Dead
Mru's ahOes.

The body Of Wiley MoClish. the for
ger, residing near Fort Donelson. was
found In the bushes near his home last
week. with his head severed from his
body.
Bill McIsce and Jack Secfy were ar
rest ed on suspicion, and confessed hay
ing murdered McClish aud robbed him.
MoBee had on the murdered man n
shoes whom arrested. The murderers
arc now Ia tntl.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-19

Receipts last Evening.
LOWER COAsT--Pcr steamer j n Frnzer~~s-
sundrien To order. ..'...... NJ.
LOWER COAHT---Per steamer Martha
bbls now rice ios SKIS now rough lice.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-19

MYsTIc, CoNN., Aug. ls.-The Connec
ucut Peace Society met and adopted
resolutions. They oppose the return of
the Indian Bureau to the War Depart
ment, denounce the invasion Of the
Black Hills. and charge that the Indian
war was forced upon the Indians 80 as
to prevent reduction In the army
They demand investigation OF many
enumerated outrages by the military on
Indians, and declare Gen. Custer's
death was just retribution for the
slaughter Of friendly Indians; COM
ments on the Congressional investiga-
tions OF the War and Navy Depart
ments. and urge universal amnesty to
ex-Confederates, and removal Of the
army from the Indian country.
Zschariah Crouch was President dur.
ing the session OF two days.
Two thousand persons attended.
Heavy rains fell throughout yesterday,
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
SALES FROM pig O'Clock To CLOSE OF BUSINESS,
TUESDAY, Aug. "2-P. VI.


What THE TRIBUNE last April tirst predicted Gnt
since has steadily maintained 10 be inevitable has
finally occurred The great coal monopoly has been
d!s,nrnbercd. with something like 100000 tons
of coal in sight seeking n market without tie re-
strictions imposed by Board of Control What
eyer this may portond To the stronger members of
the disrupted combination there can bc no dcUb; of
IL, effects unOn those most eXtc0cd, like Reading
and jersey Central. That the so-caled ogong con-
pauies are not i'll good position to-day Gs ihey
would Lave been had they never entered
TIE combinations or had even retired six months
ago also seems tO be beyond reasonable dispute ;
bar whether obey have remained too long 20 be able
TO recuperate from the damage already done rs a
question concerning which there may be two opn-
ions. II is stated. however, upon what authority
we know not, that the "strons' companies win yet
stick together. Ii this be true then the good
work is only half competed; but Vt would seem
improbable that thiA new combination could
last long, because the weaker compn-
Eics. with their large stocks of coal on hand
end their necessities for cash, viii be all the icrcer
competitors in ,he market because Of what they
deem to be tholr bad treatment. Five hundred
thousand tons of coal are already advertised 10 he
sold at auction The result OF to-day is cause fer
consolidation on the part of every person not "A
siooholder IN coal CON panies. IL is step toward
hardpan but IL must not be expected that lover
prices COR coal viii immediately increase the con-
sumption; that snust be left for timc and when
il shall have commenced its growth VIII probably
be gradual and slow. I'm the stock market
tc day tie coal shares were the absorbing feature of
specula.iOn ana tiuctuated violently, according TO
lhc rulnors current as the moment us 10 the pros
pectq soI or against n continuance of the combina-
ton. Delaware Lacklwanna and Western was the
principe! attraction, selling at 02h092os09l l2@
a2AG9Ol2, AID SOL, soller five dayr. This last
bicaL was commenced by the sale OF 1000 shares.
from 92l to 91l, supposed TO have been sold for
count Of d well-known coal-road official. This was
followed by the announcement that the combna-
ton was brokcn, and the prices rapidly declined to
The lowest named followed by a subsequent rally
to 0lSs caused by bold effort to stem the tide on
the pa,t Of some SPECTATORS who have proessed 10
believe that this company would do better with
coal az 50 per ton less, which boldness brought TO
their aid ali the shorts as buyers carrying the price
back 10 ol3 with final sales at Ola. The transac-
tions ia the stock amounted to the purchases and
sales OF 200 shares, winch reflect ihe interest
taken 10 the stock. New-JeIsey Central was eoia-
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
Gt.stelldnecns

iit,ereldaeons
ITOB SALE cheap, fine large GOAT with
4 wsEoL and hnrn Address y r. r., r. o. Hu< T7S ~ \.
ssTANTEp A SITUATION To make the
W sam. Aind o. ,is that nads at lsrrabees Albany
Address G.. T.. III II Iaukiiari.. Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
2 The nrincinal nnotal
We annex closirS rates OF foreign exchange:

There is continued ease in money, andrate'ior eau
loans arc 81 sarcotyped at and per cent, ais cuaS
ruling at TO l. There is 10 change in rates OF do
nestle exchange. The United States Treasurer to'
d.y received $500 OoO National bank notes for re-
demption The Customs receipts al Washington To-
day were 800 900. The Internal Lsvenue receipts
footed M S17O009. The following Is the Clear
,ng-housc statement to-day Currenoy exchanges,
SiS 7o2, ,2GJ currency balances. $3,522,225; gold
exchanges $500 ,761 gold balances S605.2is
Government bonds were weak and lower despite
the finer tone OF GOLD being affected by the pend
ing negotiations for the $500 100000 foar and a
half per cents OF the Ole lsGas which were gown
TO 1l4Ia, there is now outstanding S3i,UO0Oeo reg
;stercd and Sl lG 100000 colpcn bonds, and those
will pe the first called in for redemption orexchange
INTO the new il2 per cent stocks Coupon 5-2oH OF
1869 Now, were down 20 ll4s,; Registered selling
ut li5; Registered 5-2C' of 1860 at l19; Coupon
New Js at 1f7ls; CoupIn sIxes OF 1884 at l2o ana
Currency Skies at 1851. We annex latest street
:
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
LlTEs.iRY NOTES.

The author of "Though Normandy mas
~ lr,ss a~c.upanioa WORK 10 oe calico Ahto"sh Or.
,,, cctlins very fully o. that pstures0u3
- Nj. ~. Illustrated by tir. Thorn*s T. Macya'm
The English papers announce that MIR B'r-
=, ,,,, renorf ON The Archaeology ofWestcrl Ino'an
o, anil we T,hples," largely ae resnlt 4i ms PI I
,n,fi V.sia VII I've ready IN few veefe' III VIII ~
yrrr he 4 Iso,nsly and carefully Illustrated
Lonereliow's Spanish Student" translated
Soc &c = eorial IN the R~yfs61 Europea ttalyl
~, 4,st ~. appearing ip tGc Juiy number The editor
~ 80 R,rsfr PROMISES publish sho ty an le
s.iss Il r,i,rf written ny George sand 20 MaLHiih'
The Berlin Academy has undertaken the pun
rcstou af coiaplete tres Cf 'he Greek Atdtes rom
,,,ao, io.ror,7d Ta.,h work n1l DC intruste1 90 a
scnarate s.r;ar ii;t s6cU'c ualiornliy tAe
series VIII be under the general cditorsAip Oh Al -Au
,cvsIrick of liyIlneu
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
Mem 13utlirGiions.

WORDS BY JOAQUIN MILLER
HirSIC Ply y. NtILAHD.
Just P1O'ishc5 10y
T. SCHUBERTh Il Co, -.
- tlid for sale AZ music dealers
"As hrirn O. anewly-concd dollar. night hon the ihut
MRS r
CHHDS AND CAIiD TRICKS.
py II r. HEATHER
DICK & FITZGERALD, New-fOrk.
Ep1IoN FoR 1876. Now READY.
CNOW's HAN u B 90 IL
- Formerly Ksges's Aand BoeD
NORTHERN AND WESTERN TRAVEL
TO The
WHITE AND FRhNCONlA MOUNTAINS. 81
LAWRENCE AND SAGUENAY RiVERS.
r1,F NORTHERN LAKES, MONTREAL AND QUEBEC,
T'HF GREAT WEST
with Maps Gid lliustrauOnsD
CHrAp CONTACT, RELIABLE, AND THOROUGH
USEFUL. TO EVERY TRAVELLER.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS.
Sent by nsg receipt of price.
Add-ess- THE ihibI ~ ~ WV I.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23

DACKAkD's BUSINESS COLLEGE RE-
III CpFNIyG-Tiis insdtu lJa all ro3pcn fcr Tie sr ch
MON Sft l. pco;al is.Us 10 tuit as ftOhsitS III
ESy Wi be AT iaa dI+nr August Mr foh VIII BE- ~
- o;f from a M To he last tWo weeks be'of@ sept
Cf, ar ~ nd for crcua- : :. packard 500 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
Dec. 7a,IlS
Inc. 1850

This indicates loss Of about 5000 in earnings,
supposing the other business of the road 10 be equal
to last year. or no better. But the earnings fol the
third week last year were only $4,000, agaipst
SIDE, 900 for the week preceding il. rhc final
change to-day in tie prices O. stocks from the clso
of Yesterday were as follows AdYances-s st. Paul,
Pro. Petroleum. and Wetem Union, each & Central
and Hudson, Ohio and Mississippi. and Pacific Mail,
each Il and Lake Shore, S- Deelines-liock Island
L. Michigan Central Il Hannib.. and St. Jo., p;
Erie. bs; Delaware, Lackawanna aRd Western, 1:
Hannibal and St. 30 Preferred, 1l9; Ncw-Jersay
Central, ] 7s and Panama, S. The following table
shows the
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
1910 o'u0Ck-sALEs BEFORE rHE CALL
GOYEE;iMrNT sTOCK Dtl

GoyEE,;MrNT STOCK DEPARTMENT. o'CLocK.
/ L. = go Cour, lorI y = go Coupon 1868 ,
| 81
! H. ,.g out.n l. = Currency Us
-. 10000. .l2jiS
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23

paratively neglected. With no trace of yesterdays
corner, the transactions were only 1900
shares at 59057Is05s4057l29577s During
the excitement in Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western late in the Afternoon
this stock was almost entirely neglected TIE gen.
eral market was extremely dull "A, 800 shares req.
resenting ire total transactions in the whole st,
exclusive of the coal roads, and although in soma
cases prices were triae firmer, there was but one
feature calling tor special comment, which was an
indication of the renewal of the tactics which were
employe ed last week to establish higher rage ot
prices. As an indication of what may be expected
for the earnings of the st. Paul Railroad for the
third week in August. We give the receipts Of wheat
aud -four ut Milwaukee during that time, .as follows:
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
c,osr.o p,urA A,-1rrrA srocK QUOTATIONS.

R,n Asked Bid. As.e,l.
~ ffo' - Ss IN f89ss - Nc.th.rn CeuL RB 81 -
Nr,usvT ~ 5Jl. I<hish Nav1ga;lDp 3G2 SOs
t'.,.S.is.a n II ~, t2La l1bieh Gold Loault3
There was nothing Of special importance III the
eab.- advices ro-day, though the British CoEsos
were ipver. In the United States bonds, old 1853
were ste. " and new fyes of 1881 a. the late IN
oiyoncc. lc77s: bur the other issues were tTihe
easier. Eri, Common declined t. 10, the FIeter'9d
closing at 2162li, There was Do Gu0tanon iOf
money but il il presumably easy and as Plentiful as
usual. The sum of -cS!,00o bullion went into ih9
Bank of England on balance to-day In Paris Tie hVe
nor cent Rrntes declined TO 10G.3O. ard exchange
m London w.s easier at 2j26l2 for short sight.
Here the foreign exchange market was higher. the
standard drawers having advanced rates to ~ -
md 81 90, the selling rates following 70 - s1i3
and 81 s9lo This oceasoned rather more nrrineSs
in the gold market, the most of the sales beng 80
llO3t alter early transactions at 1l0Ss. On god
loans the rates were fat, and for carrying y END
per cent The clearances Of domestic products from
the port of New-York for the week ending to-niSns
amounted in currency valuation TO 80, lG3.l"2
The Assistant Treasurer paid out in coz inteIcs5
So 600. and $500 in redemption of called
bonds. The days business at the Cold E2cilant %
Bank covered Gold cleared, Sl7,229,OO0; g0id
balances 1925 500; currency balances Sl,OZS'-
232 The princiDal quotations were
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
Fer YcuIg Lodiss--c'ii55y.

\ MEXICAN KINDEKCJ ART'EN--uOw in its
~ l;rh Year-at 81 East s3d-st Miss T. n coz Prln
A TRAINING CLASS FoR TEACHERS VII b. organize
., ,ba American kindergarten S.idna niear Art 0aer)
on The Centennial G.oands Philadelphia, eoHms nc g Jee 20
An entirely new OF material ch'a? beautiful ana p1rey
Ape,c9n invented by manufactured only ioT Miss C'e
Al Froebcl tas aiape' % American Wan BOOKS Wiz
out words volDes Any cEiia c1 make teen Teachers
a. tnr..iea sllrn.inA al rer,- rcasoEahe ra,cs
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23

In Southern State bonds there was considerable
doing ia Missouri Skies ut concession in prices 70
lO65slDl06st Tennessee Sizes, old issue. advanced
70 I934 Virginia Consolidated a. eX-maiiucd eoI-
pon. selling at 66d65l2. A small lot Of South CARO-
lima Is spccis tax tnra class, fetched 2. llefe
was a sale of Registered New-iork State blra'y
bords at 1929. There were 10 transactions y
ported IN the shares OF the city banks. III Ia'l"'"
bonds. Milwaukee and st. Paul firsts, La Cf'''o
Division, we're firm at l03. Sinking FUNDS belA 'u
10 9lss, while Chicago and Northwestern Cori'u
Gold Consols declined to 9ili. There was Iuit' AZ
important inquiry for the sstsolidaied pes Gems
Of Chicago Burlington ana QaiHcy at ar adV'"uV
from lfO7s to lllll. TIE bonds OF the NewJei'e,
Central system were neglected except for saie "
Coavertihles at 81. The Pacific Coast bonds "e,'
strong; Westerns, 10l; Centrals, san Joass"i
Branch, at oIlqd0lsi, and Union Firsts az lo''s.
Morris and Essex Seconds sold at no. Ilss'S :,
c., c., C, and /. at 10, and Seconds o. ONO "''
Mississippi al 67ls'G67.
The following shows the exports iexeios"ss -,
speeie) from the port of New-fork TO foreign '",
for the week ending Aug 22 and saoe the pes'i'"'
of the year: &C., ,.,s. tsrs:..
For the 81 G0Us2lo sSfsS1a23 ,SIfST4D3
rTeyionsiy reported 1885, los loolec.v.s -
Tot,, aimee JAM sls2 on ie5 sie2 500 $50 ros
Price oi goLl......... lo5's As~
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23

fdp Schools.

ALBANY LAW SCHOOL, y. l., connected
~ wiz. SIGN yNINI De curse ~ me-. ~ t..l
m ils cia .IlI commence a., TT -pA4 tth' Dth
davi ~ ~t arlNet. pforntsGa or cfc.LLr. apps !"
ISAAC Ey%AEDS. Albany = !.
(,ITTTNUIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL
Tie uuc"sbt' . to' oi tbs n-ii iil1n ~ i 90.
mcno. Al s.. Gr'lt Jonr- 'V 20 = -" -
ia!aing ul information be- aptau-i by personal "pi.
tiIu :: 80 CTS. Jaurst. ~ nfrr ai-.'i at l.e
sltg. number tn THEODORE ". DWIGHT frc;. $sht W.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT l0t oci"ch
AND ii lo O'CLOCK A. NJ
FIRST BOARU-lO12 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
SoLee nj STATE BOads-Rdtiroad BOnds-B1g: and RbH-
$780, - rond Shatxs-Erprcss stocks. &c

VS. IA 3 L X
l.ODJ........lO2A2 q
NC 6s, S r, Sd @
200. .-... l'2
Virginia is, C1nsol
fnnf CnilD
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23

uETDENTELD INSTITUTE, SD Lexington
ave cor oi C9d st ,i:rr{ry o. Z" 2eayeA EngLel
erd German Dcg and Boarding SCHOOL vii open sep ~
o a-Ior.c -....ar
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
3 AW school.
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: AW school, ..
Harvard UNIVERSITY.
Tho academic YEAR 1N-G-7T wiz To-. THURSDAY NeVitm
Jcr -. examination fur slyas'd s,An4ng wa h'-'9
ulbcf D. ut El A iIr beginning" ="
~. fcase.ir war 1871 .. md g' rNH.r 1pr'1n,e Is
rdin-siu' VINO not s's'ualer 81 c'i h' o ~
fciI ,r ,ai 1870 ihc taru ~ a1dr thi year tc lt
r ~ fs-rrlI-filf ard iat.s C,tl-" Who tne,
thc s.in.! after tl- aCrtrW!" v'u l-.t3. " o. eNAh''H
ir u u, ,nurse ihr-. hey fnus $50 ~ h'i
a., m m. \ r, ~ I.t f"r fpiula iipn snn
''' ''e" '''' JOHN X. AItSoLD.
Librarian.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
5ales tn luclion
AUCTION SALE or ANTHRACITE COAL.


AUCTION SALE or ANTHRACITE COAL.
me- PHILADELPHIA AND READING COAL AND
IRON 90.
the DELAWARE AND HCDsOE CASAI co.
IUt pILAM ARE, LACkAWAtta AND WESiE;.s
r.. H.. co. and
pIiT IfNSSNINANIA COAL 60.
WIN cell NJ pahnc auction, q; l@ O'Clock TUESDAY, huS
20 q, to Sa-sJoOn, 46 Lxchange place New York by
NJ, r. JOHN -. Dr.. PER q TO-. AuCttJltcTs,
100000 TONS
hNTURACiTE COAO tho pY,.ut lion of :ic several
ptDes. T. T. bJNtN,
THOMAS DICKSON,
President Del. & i.ud. Canal Co
SAN. SLOAN.
President Del. Lack & TDst. L.. 4. Co.
JOHN LNES.
President Ponnsyiyania Coal 60
NewYo,k. Aug %. 1876
A. MCHVtS, Aycuonerr.
UN BANGS, MERWlN * Coz COG Broadway
IL near St.-saIes u Books Works oi Art Re-. &c
GEORGE J. SMITH, AuctiOaeer, j Cham
W berss-B By virtue oi cltftcl MORTGAGE Will sci
THIS DAY. st 9 o'clock, the FlNru ffS OF buItHER
SHOP, 90 second ave. GEORGE J. SMITH,
Attorney Tor AOrtsaA 'e
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
Go rcbom il flan Concern

IEANTED.-A small private f9mily who
w wl . 800 quarterly and DOad tS0 iGi' may have
The rt. te gleafeI pgt a hoGss handsomely located
three being reserve! To- hIs'cas, school;
good given g,s. sugtcS SCHOOL RON,
iruEas East side O.acn, no 1GU 3da't
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-11-29
The Spare Bed.

One rule ought to be invariable with
every good housekeeper: That the bed
In the guestchamber shall never be
made" except when it is to be direct
ly used. Let it lie fallow between
whites. and turn the mattress every
few days, with all precaution against
dampness gathering on them. Then
when put in, with fresh sheets and
blankets having the dry heat of the
kitchen fire in them, there will be small
risk OF that chill which the travellers
dread. We repeat it, a room kept un-
damped, sweet, and sun-wholsson1e,
q dried bed and plenty of we'll aired
bedclothes, is within the reach of all
to give their guests, and Is all that
sensible visitors ask. 1t is better than
q hot stove in the room, or hot bottles,
Jugs, or India.rubber grannies in the
bed, and who SO complains Of this-let
him complain. x