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The New York herald., 1876-03-23
LESSON FOR DEPUTY sHERIFFs

trial was concluded yesterday in supreme Court,
Circuit, before Judge Barrett carrying with II a sau
nry lesson TO deputy sncriGs the matter Of fees
Edward s. Mellen, In 1874. judgment in ,hc
aarnc Court for $54s a. and his attorney issued exc.
tution toe sheriff who levied sufficient property
10 satisfy the In part, ana the sale realized
$2l9 05 The Sheriff paid over 10 the attorney xlcS
only OF this amount The plaintiff brought suit 10 re-
cover the statutory penalty. amounting three timcs
the amount OF the difference between fl6S and
s2l9 O5 less the legal fees Of tho Shcrtr witch were
admitted TO be but 90 81. The Jury brought IN A
verdict for plaintiff FOR S22 %, TO which tho Court
added the Statutory penalty OF treble damages
irg TO 500 ST. which carries costs besides Mr. j. II.
Whitceggc appeared for the plaintiff and Mcssra
5rown, Greer and Cummings for the defendant
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
THE CITY HALL DESERTED

The City Hall almost deserted yesterday, the
Convention at Syracuse having attracted many OF !"
usual frequenters
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
DECISIONS.
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.


By Judge Lawrence
Matter OF the receivershp OF Walter r. wade-Tho
drst surety should justify In double the amount OF tho
bond
McGinns vs. TaggarL Findings and amendments
rs settled.
sUPKRIoR coURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Curtis
Hasbronct, &C, vs. Gardc.-NOion TO vacate order
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
BARTEL, THE HARLEM MURDERER.

Thomas ]. Dartcl, indicted by tho Grand Jury on
Tuesday for murder in the first degree in having,
alleged, bru,ay murdered Ann Hammond at No ., ia
Second Friday last, arraiencd at tho
bar OF the Court OF General Sessions before Recorder
HacKett yesterday plead to the charge. Assistant
District Attorney Horace Russell appeared 10 prose
cute aud Nessrs Knitting Mott defend the prs.
Counsel for the accused begged that latter
might be permitted 10 delay his pleading til Moncny
In order that they m Eht nave opportunity mean.
while 70 make themselves familiar with the Indictment
The delay was granted
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
BIRTH.
DIED.

ARNoLD-On the 22d inst, at So West 2Ist st., the
wife OF r. L. Arnold OF adaughter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-28
Hon. Robert Toombs.

Dr. J. S. Pcmberton-Dear Sir take pleas
urc in giving my testimony to the virtues of
Your excellent Globe Flower Syrup, having
nS'd se"ersl bottles myself Tor sn obstinate af-
iectinh oi the throat nnd voice. with most happy
results. Its certainly the BES remedy l have
ever uSe'' and quite pleasant to the taste
l"uTS truly, ROBERT TooMBS.
Globe Flower Cough Syrup cures Colds,
Coughs, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Asthma,
Whooplng Couy b, Group. Pleurisy, Psin and
soreness III the Breast, and will positively cure
C"nsumptlon. We shall publish in the Gazette
Testimonials of great and good men of the ma
iion, whose words cannot he doubted, in regard
to the merits oi Globe Flower Syrup We pro.
Ter to lot them speak.
Globe Flower Syrup for sale By
L. S. LEADBEAfER S BRO,
Ess- None genuine unless signed MEkKELL
y COUDEN, successors to DR.. }. 5. Pombcrton.
Read the Curious Story"-tree At the Drug
Stores. ap lS-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-28

rI,O THE VOTERS OF THE CITY Of AL
/ EXANl;RIA-I respe fully announce
myself y candidat" fr rc-eectlnn to the 1hce
of Clerk of the Corporation Courc-sublc"i 10
the action of the Conservative party in conven-
ton or primary election.
NH 81 I'd MOklOH NJ Ah l..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-28
.HEETlyN-GS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i JANNEY CAR COUPLING co. Will be
held al the Office of Mayor kemper. on w ED"
NESDAY, April 26 at 4 O clock p. m.
Az l3-eotd E. H JANNEY, President
NOTICE -ALEXANDRlA CANAL co.
IN The Annual General Meeting Of the Stock
holders of the Alexandria Canal Company will
be held in the auditors Office, in the city of
Alexandria, on MONDAY, the 1t day of May,
proxmo at II O'Clock m. 7: Il. UHLEk,,
sp -2.wtd Clcrk Alcxa Canhi 20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-28

A CARD-At the request o: friends +, an
II nounce myself csndidste for the House
of Delcg ties to fill The vacancy occ"sloned by
the resignation Of Capt w: H. Fowe. II n"m-
nat d shall make an active and thorough ID caIi-
vass aud il elected, gratefully apprecialihg lhe
trust contided to nc, shall labor faithfully to
promote The interests OF my constituents:
ap ls-tf HEINZ W. : hb II l.
TITO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF AL
4 FNANDRlA-i respectfully announcc
myself candldst for the off e ut City Ser
gennt-subject to the action nt The 60: scrVstive
unrty in convention nr primary election
an 4-td JOHN W. Cam pBELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-28
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Having been appointed by the Corporation
Court OF the city OF Alexsndris rs administrator
ol The estate of John L. Evans, deceased, l
hereby give notice to all parties indebted to the
estate to come forward at once and make pay
ment to me. All parties having claims against
Tue estate will present them to me duly certit ed
l"r payment &c. o. NEAL
oc2o-lf Admir- of John T. Evans, decd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-28
T1O THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF AL
Il

T,O THE VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA
l. CITY, respectfully announce myself y
csl didste for reelection to the office OF City
ergeant. Thanking my many friends Tor their
former support hereby solicit its continuance
in the election to bc held on the 23sh OF May,
1876. have endeavored 10 discharge tne du,
n.s of he office to the s,tisf .ctrn Of all, mnd
nv uast course is the index to my future con
duct. ,
NH 2S-td kOBEkI l. LUCfho.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-28

north Howard ST., BaitlmOro, Mu. hp "a I'M
DENTAL NOTICE.
DESTROYS to accommodate my former patrons,
l have closed my Dental Off in Washington
and roopcnsd permanently at my old residence,
No Ii south Royal street. where | will b.
pleased to sec my old friends and the public
generally.
In addition to my well known-and in iookins:
back q years-I may justly say well tried
SETS on GOLD and SILVER PLATE. | IN,
also prepared to make and repair Vulcsnite and
Celluloid Sets in the most perfect and durable
m amor.
ap 1l-1m> JULIUS DIENELT, Dentist.
DIR. Ii. r. JONES.
No. 32 North Gay street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
lLste Resident Physician and Surgeon TO Spc-
cial Hospital for the Genito, Urinary
Organs Paris
Guarantees speedy and certain relief IN all Dis
cases and irregularities Incident to Females, IN
Impotency and Steriiity, and ali ills conco'nl-
tant with Abuse of Natures Laws. ap ii
RICHARD l.. MAUKY,
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELOR AT Law.
AND
SOLICITOR IN BANKRUPTCY,
No. 1915 Main street, Richmond, Virginia.
as- Special f.cilities for prompt collections
Throughout: Virginia and West Virginia
Refers to Gov. John Letcher, (recent nsrtner)
Lexington, Va; The State Bank of Virginia,
Gov. Jas. L. Kemper, Hon. 4. NJ. |: Hunter,
and r. H. Mau y i Co., Bankers Richmond,
Va; Msssrs Barring Bros. s. Co., j. Is. Gillist
S Co., London, Eng land mn 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-28
A CAKD-TO THE VOTERS OF ALEA-
n ANDRIA CITY AND COUNTY,

- - ~ N ~
Though was announced rs desiring the noml-
nation for the Legislature long baicre any one
supposed Mr. Febrey would boa candlHate' or
the county would urges claim, at once wrote,
ON seeing his own card, and sent To both papers
a card Withdrawing my name, when "ouio
have been published April 18Th, hut withheld
it at Mr. Mush bach's request until the circum,
stances attending Mr. Febreys candidacy ana
the claims of the county could be sscertalneu oy
him 1t was my purpose t. withdraw, mcau:e,
though | knew the motives OF those M thlS cty
who were urging Mr. Febrey's nomination, yet
l knew MIN t., be so good man that WAS WILL
ing to step back. But in Difference TO the "lsheS
of friends who are not satisfied with the manner
of his nomination, | remain candidate, Snd
submit, oniv To the decision OF primary etec-
ton My reasons are: That The picLensc ol tne
county's title t. this half term lwhch was
strangely ignored last fslD il n mere Shaaa 10
cheat her of u achoie term in the next eiectlon,
in the interest If small SGT, who assume TO
regulate all elections i'll Alexandria, ana lh"t
Mr. Fe5rey was persuaded TO come out oy Two
or three men, acting without authority oi the
party, and with the purpose slated snail
take care t. let the people know these iacts, ana
if the Conservative voters see them, a. 40,
thew will if worthy of independence OF sentl-
ment stamp such action with their naeInna
tiun. l shall, if elected, admit tho county's
clsim in the next election ana retire myself, II
necesS ary to asset it. If bcat"n By Mr. tebrey
in a primary election, shall feel that tue city
and county will have most worthy representa-
tive, but wish TO know | Am he4tcn fairly oy
the people, anc not to be crowded out by rlrg,
on II ialsc pretence ,.
ap - te NJ u babb.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-28
PKOFESSIO.vHL fHKDS.

nR. BUCKLER RJONTS-Twentv years
- experience in sll Female Irregularities and
all Diseases Females are subject to, guarantees
success in every case or no charge Patln:.it :
visited that are unable to call and SEQ him iGl
north Howard ST., Baltimore, Md. apA Inns
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-28
GI.NDEUI TIES.
TNO THE VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA
CITY

respectfully announce myself AS o candidate
for the office of Prosecuting Attorney Tor the
city Bring in favor of the largest exercise ol
the elective franchise hy the people, an. seeing
a disposition to choke off the am"ndmant u the
city charter by ri'iicule, will address ths peo-
strositv" at Market Space, on Wednesday, the
Sd day of May, NJ o'clock p. m. Discussion
invited c,nu,
I'D 27-6lx IT, w. NJ. Nl-h n
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14

We quote: Goat-Tamplco SOC; Mataroros, SOC; Vera
cruz Ajoboc-all gold Buonos Ayres DC. PaytA 46c'
Curacoa selected. 52c Cape sc Madras per SWIM 2o.
Patna. 30G4Oc-al currency. Deer Honduras SOC vera
cruz 422c; Gua,e,uala. 471c Central American trmmed
~ 2ce Do. trimmed, 3Jc. sal soc; AngOsfua, 90 1i
Para 43'.; Puerto Cai,el.o. s0c.-all currency. 49,,
SIEAhIN iued 'iei and steady at l3 so d. Tor fnne
Western.
,sCGAf Raw vas quiet and unchanged at 7'satsc for
fir 70 Oot l.efning fr irime ard ga Goc foI ni
gal sales - boxes and Il hhds Moasses snsar n
5.3 hads Cu Muscogado At 70Sc for i1erior 10 iinr
Refined IN moderate demand OsdiOlr. f'T ifauu
Jared; 049 0',c for Powd,rs and Crushed lie for Cut
IGai anu y1rc. Standard a"
TALLOW dull sales $4,000 n at 9sd94c p for Good
to pnme.
WHl3KY-Market dur. He'd at 81 l2a with buyers at
81 - Lest evening 80 bbs changed hands a II IL gallon
7 q. BOyd their circular OF this date report "Ihr
sales thus the show slight ncrease over
the per in 1873 The receipts however shoS alng
Oh o nearly cent owing to thc fact hat no lghw's
being stoe this The production In the West
mains last stated. at II not in Of the deman Al
cohOl tax paid has bern greater supply and prc have
been lwer sales having HighwHe pgCe. Alcoho
~ is entirely nominal Orders being the mars.
We quote II at foc " gallon. fteccirs of Highvcs an ~
cohoi for the week l5 hbA; sales OF Hghwnes ana Al
cohoi for the week, 2, 100 bb.s."
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14
coTvoE MAUEErs.

NORFOLK Pe l2.-tot,on quiet. Mdd lnr. l22c ret re-
ccpt- 0rH coahtNi'r, az lElcS H'r' 81
I t,tri"'g III ~ Cotton quiet Midiiing PFC low
MddEnr. i2isc Goo Ordinary l02c; tf"-. i,trlt" 10
,I,s cxpor. cna-W 100 lIl,si sales. 20 bales sih
nriz 80 bales: stock. lhfiG bar-. ,,,,,,,- ,,,. Loo.
avn. tS Feb 2-,liior STEADY Midlling. l2hc 10"
Maflnr &c.,. Good Ordinary. lOrc net ic'',IS 80"
p,,. groa. 2G13 bales cNr"ris, 'oEt"re, al bio1
,.'c- "a bales stock. 7',blG bales ,...,,
ArnFSs frb. Il.-Coftln quiet; Middhhg NC 20.
y,,ky r,ctp 3jS l,I,i Shipments, ~ bdca' hir' u"
At@tI lA fb = "',o! n H. ~ W. t.o5d o,,uar,
Pir ADglrIA Feb. u cotton irm; MIA ins IJtc 10"
Midlne c. Good or nary. lc not rscoris u bai''
hCI,ISSAn Frb I2-Coton -teady. Midilinc l2''c lnS
MrIdline ii &C. Good Ordinary, glic: ret receipts ~
Ias snIiuens l9l bao, salrs 21J bales; sphntr 100
.i5y. Feb H. ~Coiio quiet; Mdng I3'ic Low MD
dlne l2tc Ordinary, II ec net c.pts Az baloS
t'InI,syiifF Fen i2-' otton quiet: ndhnr. i2'qc.
IotI. Feb. l2-totion steady MiliAng, l2'tc; Low
Middiinr lie; Go,d ora nary 9c receipts, ~ bales
An. l2.-t OiOn quiet. Nilltrg iS's'i Low
miidAng. Ilasc. Cool orinary, lOc; net ,cr lis l~
Ia es clastwisr. 7Gj bales ses 5J2 bales so a. 112'
bales - ,......,... ,,,.,,,,u,. ,,,,.. ,..o,,,.
327G balrs shipments 2l0O bales; saos lhOO bales STOCK
oILyISa on Feb &c Cotton quir Mdding. l2iac. Low
Middlng c Good Ordinary Zoe; nei receipts, 70 Da,cs
eyror,- 10 ff.a britain l. 80 bales tOlstWa l,Oi0 bales
sal,s lO2 bales: atOcT. ,jDi bales. - 49, 49,,
M0mLT IcU l2ttton steady hldilng PIE toN Ma Mo
bal exports. coastnisr bales sales 2oDo baes ""cA
'tTsnissIoS Feb I2-Cottou steady; nidding. l2aa
I2sec. i0w MlddiiBg, l2c.; Good Ordinary, Os" IO3oi
receipts 0s5 bales e1porls 10 Great bIIlah 2ioo
OEIEAsH Frb. l2-Coiton nTmi hWdhng &c S'W
Mfling Gooi Ordinary, 0c; net fre'in Gf!H bales
Trauce bales; to the Continent 2.IOl bales; sales
= 900 bales stock. 5s3,01l bales
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14
ng street quotations :

In State bonds, Missouri long Gs were firm at
1G2l2, Hannibal and st. Joseph selling at 1912
Old North Caronas were steady at l7l2 S. of Ala
bama fetching 81. OLD TenuesSoes were lower at
44lo, new series declining to 1924.
In city bank stocks notice sales of ST. Nicholas
QGD at 100, Butchers, and DroycrS tG2) at 100, and
Bank of America l10l at 152.
In railroad bonds all the Paci6cs were strong and
advancing the Northwestern and ST. Paul issues
being firm, while in the rest of the list large and
well distributed trade was reporte at good prices.
The 25th annual report of the Manhattan Life In
slrance Co. will be found in our advertising col
umns to-day, to which attention is invited, ~ also
TO the 10th annual report of the Washington Life
Insurance Co.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway reports
approximate earnings for first week in February at
$4,000 Co. corresponding period last year, SJ3-
SOC Al increase, $153 %.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14
A GOOD EXAMPLE.

from The hGitWCy HOTLd
The plan of reorganization adopted by the
.,hesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company. and which
seems likely 10 succeed IL Of the most intelligent and
equitable which has under obs rvaOn. In the
language Of the circular OF Messfs FISK Uaich, II
" does propose undertake to dhuc AM enforce all
tie exact and possible legal rights OF the various parties
Interested. but L. in its split AMI purpose n,y
compromise designed avoid the necessity Of d-termn
IN the development OF the erty and r The restoration
OF the value the securities IN better way lt recOg
Mics the prior rights of the bOndOldeIs ana protects
them IN the order Of security but t attempts neither TO
extinguish unsecured debt stock. holding % be
not only Just but polite To preserve the stockholders
IN the Organiza,ion after having carefully pro
tect Il the mOTtgage bOndhOlders. The details OF
the plan must he gathered from the Crcular, but tie
equitable principles upon which IL is based worthy
OF study and consideration by all inter- stcd in embaT
rassed railways. The oxaGtiOn OF legal rights the
and stockholders. whose interests have been misnan
aged betrayed by their trustees il always unvse
II il be avoided, and often entirely ssary
The Toledo Wabash and Western, Chicago, Danville
and VinceBnes, and Peoria and Warsaw, in
point OF these tedious and expensive litigation
Il threatened, and all parties interested are kcpt in
should be taken out Of the courts and put IN train
meet rcYiying business While the holders or the gold
bonds OF the Toledo and Wabash. fourth mortgage
Kept at hay by the stockholders interest s accunu-
lating on tho prior mortgages and presently the thd
may take hand In foreclosure proceedings, 10 he IOi
lowed, possibly by the first and Second mortgages IL
not 10 exact the extreme penalty most of these
railway mortgages Very few created which can defy
legal CRITICISM and obstacles often multi y litigation
Progresses IL the means furnished for stubborn
LYht IN these cases. the uncOnpromisDg DOndhOlders
viii eventually understand the force OF these suggestions
IN fsvOr OF peaceful measures just regard for the
rank and priority uhty should ALWAYS be the gIid-
ing princip OF compromise, and this can be secured,
DOndhodors will get the iu value OF their bonds
certainly and cxIeditiodsly than In any other
way. We commend the example of the Chcsapcikc and
Ouo 70 all railroad htigants.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirer Yeael. and Ra,lroads.
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN Markets.

tivERroor. Feb. le-l2:30 y. ni-Thc Cotton market IA
qu.ct steady Midtins Upllud-. tIls Hi'lHt or
leans 6'd; sale, 900 bales incluour 10 for p,"Gitloh
export. receipts. $500 hG.' q! when 4JD hdeH ao
American. TO ariI,c, irgt cheaper.
IL R.FOUI, Feb l2i.3 =. i.Sales of Nidiiag Updnls
Cotton. Mibng CLAUSE sUppsu January ana hIuhit
per @ n Glad do do Mn! and Nay dchy' ~ ~ g. 9su
threse, J.f6 ~ cWt Itrd. % T. cNt Bacon. J3J
rwt for L0ag Middlr and - or SIot Clear MidrS
Brralsufs fillu
lIyFErOoL Feb l2-23O p. mOf the Cotton sales i"hay
4,-CO bales American.
IaNDuN Fe. lie 80 m.-United STATES Bonds, lS's
Od lO6 New fiyes lO6I Erc Railway Shares PreierI'd
io~po~ Feb I2-i3O -Cousol>. @ So money and
Of6i fr the Iccount Paris ad,ircs quote en"s O'i 1O
ID.DuN Feb - 30 y. n.-C0nsos a. ia iOr money ana
8i-ts fiT tl. account
LONDON Feb 10 u. m.-Pars mlvices quote Eentcs 6f
g.. Refined Petroleum, lOh GlOil gallon laI"", 4"'d
80 - = cwt.
P,ls feb. I2Exchange on London, Zjt l62e for short
sight
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14
DOMESTIC MARKTTs.

n,rruo, Feb Receipts Flour. 200 nn,; What What
1000 bush shipne9'- Flour: - 9lis Wet 490,o
iish p our agrt un,hnre Wheat an lr.u. -alcs Of {
white Winter on private rus car - ciS.h 1lr f a.
u 81 quiet. o - rar' Sew. on track at 5Oa
Eay oi ,ies y ears so Rov,d state on private
terms s1i for clyy siess Lard qaiet nrn at
NJ fgS i2tioT5 ~" 2,i qnenpssd 4 ne yo WGss, s
Corn NJ -sseT Nc 81 3, C.s easier 80 , l',c Har.
s See o'' Ne 90, SOC; ncjec,et 80. SO ne
a.aic as"rna'y ca.oT "T' Me-. ros si st so d9e XIX
r[%g r[9 S,l5 az noa,r . Vel Si Ss. 's''' Vi 1 s
boxed HOGS oly "itn FAR demand at 81 15G
slipin,u's Flour. 900 ibls Wae.t 90 bush
Ch-loo I' T. tioar ag gDc4in' WI, w1en' !" fair
,i Ee.,ic,i. - com inn saf iow,r. Ni,ei.
tc. , ..l pet ~ s ,n9l % N'i rlt & & ian @ at ,o spo
G5~c~ March hye du. ~, I a1. $50 n'-' @ ,-n' q
So 7oa ~ H. s,o co-,d NJ -p't 80 - 20 {.
N3rh eisa p. Nav I,r ip,.i .iilri lover At
~ - srot. 80 sar'h ~ 50. Arr:, 5l$osIi o..
.,ri lui.' ,o,ocd stat-iir from c'eJ
packing point in m @ein "rsi nom i." t m 80 Ilr
mate for TIE 'a''l. g. 49, y tai a'' s-a ',1,",9
yaril ami Wo-i VIRGINIA i.cc ip.s 5.eg 0'ls f'"ll.
~" ,, i,,,' >, , l,,si n, ~tfrirui. NGtO 10 h.
l2EN b.i-h @ i,ai 49, Zoo b,.I com n 900 bush
,T,.NN,ti eb -fIour strnp Win q far d"mani
t m n @t,c O.s steady afd fIt 30 soc. barley
onri nnrhanrcd Hyc quet hut -t'di at 1~c Irs irG.
~ " .. ' ari trae hclI higher steam. ea' luJr. is
l,lt 81 -onih '' nd ami IN oui.i s csh
& &nA 1tS ,ier I.Ib Ses - lsc {. .sh 5isc Mar,h
9r lear and C,ai dire lt g and It.., "a, l"f'
i = 81 o. ,fr, Heavy - % %. rcceiit 1876.
si m.nl, LAS WHISKY ~ good demand At iD prices At
i ~ r. TsL i3 = lroearn nominal at iie for
lor. s-i 5ta.1-fr M's i.rl tam , r1jss2 7aa.. i
ii.t ed au. - IJr sil,s. liitTi c 90 -hoHlrTa
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14
WOOL MARK UT,

Uosroy Feb. -WooDur the past week the market
I,s n.eu ma active, with improved feeling aihoufh
no change prices has taken ace The principal ir"ao
of purchase ~ ards
Medium and No | ilrec', Nv Philadelphia or' ana uo
manufacturer Of 2l1.ODD u oregon
,rs. va ranged ~ 40ypc for Ohio ana PcnnsJ tlnt
hu tbe latter very extreme price and obtained only "r
choice aud desirable lui- Meliun AMI NJ M'htHn
and Wisconsin Pieces have hcen sold lrpm ioi
rather inquiry, but ~" H
ha~ moi besn 10 any extent and Ky Oh0 and PenusJ
"uia have been Abdi7 i2c., aud holders arm al
,,rse nc,,r,s Iu Combng and Drane fooc's there II
mo change tho stock In heht and demand mode Itle
esonv stll well sipD d. and ti"ie
IA no lrospect any immediate Improvement prices nave
ranged from Corsa COinbing ahd belanr up 10 uo
nr rod los COnbng AMI c.oico selecioas are h.h
higher California continues % attract consi Idble a.
rIon ana holders working oil 'cks very raid{ we
safes for the past have been 45oOOO b Al l3~EJc ur
Ia and 2JG23c for sprng. Pulled Woos are mol ~ huc
the week cOmfs ia oSuVJ " super
and y including desirable lots OF Eastern Supeis at fp1yoe
and CnD,g supers at 62c, bit The piihciai uahsa"ohs
have boon il tho range OF 4Od45c for super ana X
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14
OFFICIAL RECORD or MORTGAGES.

fombado Folio r II Belts and others, u 3lst st,
81 NtHr S-oS
a. ,s ,, si trrssi i ,., 900
'n,, ''', YEA ....'.... 1000
- di a. 't cof CouriIand ave Ca Wir years ~ 1870
t.lgan I.uaert and WIFE, 10 lonA Fox. es 0i Hon
81 (2ith Narl, 3yc1rs .--.-'..',. ooO
ii1.,' .uh ith ST. ears -. 10000
s " o ri ave -. 5000
'.,a nI i6ii si, " OF siavo: yeas ...... 1900
'.I,, Triay~ i'i !, : y ,,ars 2OOo
.nUe o same 0f attn ~. eof 7thaNo; years sOOO
Io "% : ls''C s ' ond '1 and ea onr. year, 5000
df pe1aS SGi ( , yeas ",' $4,000
same TO PliIliptns Sohapper, 80; Lewis = OF De
lalcy 81 -. 4,Ooo
Arol1 Ilenr eta and husband, Ia Wm WOoicOck, -
"a Il, OF 3daYc ..-.. o. w
sIe Of iGth a,c instruments. ~....-. $3.50
ts. ,.,'''' ~. =, - 10000
N; vi m u H,sp h , between 3Sp% and i0,h sts VI $500
'TsSiy, ToSd ii ,Aio.sl %srj I275
nos sI,Iu. t., -.'A 1900
f6lle,alI J. y SAVAGE. Deputy Register.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14
auctiou Sales of Real Cotalc.

EXECUTORS SALE Of valuable business prop
~ ery SNthaye opposite the entrance 10 the new JEFF
Market CourthOuseN K SfENENsON ,Jr Auction
eer will SELL atAUITfON n the EXCHANGE Sier0Dl No.
II Broaiway on HURSpAY, Feb ~ 1916, at l2oeocs
noon, order OF The tho at twOHtory attic
basement brcb plate glass store and dwelling No 1928
sixthaye feet wide by IS inches deep adjoining the
Tenth with fest inches alley way
Tenth very ne business location Possession Of
efltey d II dwelling Stay ]. next 80 Gems
may remain mortgage. Mars, particulars. &c, OF
TOWNSEND WANDELG, esG.. Executor 80 broadway, -
81 East Seventeenth st. from V. h STEVEN
son, r, AuCtoneer.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14
,3125c.. and Mar,caibo at

noted, however Java quoted at 2392|c ana Mcaooa a
IL IA ol2c, gsld for NV Uioes
unchanged prices The receipts NJ the ports were i37g
ba,es against 1874 bales this day last wets anu 3ao
baIes tIs dAy at wear Of l4Jl Dals o which 100
t0 arriys) mcndhg izyo iof etlo
2l5 consumption. and ~ ior specuauoh I"o auo'ao
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14

For future delivery there small business ot slight
advance for the early months. sales yesterlaSSftr M;
February 100 i5Iec; March, 400 l3 sac; 200 u c
200 8Ssac; April. 100 l9 7lec; 80 9is2se; 400 lysc
200 l4c August 700, 14iso: total. 300 bales First
call todayFeJrGay. 100. ~ Total 100 baies second
February l3c Oia, 200 bales sales To daJ uPto
pm-Februaiy 100 l. b,sc 900 l3c March, 400 ~ 22c;
600 l3ssc. April, 100 l3ac; o. l3l Sc; lO 10 7,ro;
Nav 1900 i3'e 200, SHg2c: 100. l3n,cc; June Loo
l397.sc; lO0 l3c 400. l32a2c. July. 200, lac. 200
IL agc; August 800. 14oc oa 620, bales grand total
10000 bales.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14
Gouees ano fnrms iljanteo.

WANTED To RENT-A large. well-lighted
w STORE, Ia the vicinity of Duane and Reade Church
ard Broadway. Address stating SIZE rent &c, Box, 2lo&s
Philadelphia Z. o.
SNANTED-For a small family. part of q
w HOI Sc With accommoiat for housekeeping rsat
so; posss April references exchanged A u
Tribune Office.