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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-05-24

Piper To report a resolution to the
House for It's passage. with an amend
ment requesting the President to nego-
iiate for an additional article, substan-
tally as follows: The United States
of America do hereby reserve the
right to regulate. restrict or prevent
the immigration of Chinese subjects
into the United States, except on
commercial pursuits. and reciprocally
the Emperor of China reserves the
right to regulate. restrict or prevent
Immigration of citizens into the EN-
pire, except for commercial pursuits.
Page and Piper say that the commit
Tee would consent TO report the reso-
luton without amendment. allowing
Chinese immigration for commercial
pursuits. but they believe its adoption
by Congress in this form will accoIn-
plish the desired purpose, rs it evil
IDENTIFY contemplates = strictly COM
mercial convention, and they have no
doubt that Secretary Fish will cause
no unmistakable language 10 be in
serted in the article and guard against
all misconstruction. Senator Sargent.
ON the other hand, emphaticaily ex-
presses the opinion that the passage
of this resolution would be positive
obstacle instead of help to the attain
ment of relief from the present evils.
He believes it would he construed TO
cover cooIie Immigration to an extent
practically unlimited, and calls atten--
tiOn to the fact that il would certainly
prevent the enactment of his bill,
which provides that no more than ten
Chinese passengers shall be admitted
ON any one vessel. 1t is his purpose
To press this bill and also his pending
resolution fors radical change in the
treaty. as soon as the Senate resumes
the consideration of legislative busi-
ness now blocked by the impeachment
trial.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-05-24
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

AT Chicago, the Mum whisky case
will be given to the jury to-day.
The Pacific Mail Co. elects new OH
GERS May 3ist.
Twenty-nine negroes were killed
recently in Wilkinson Co., Miss.
Drew and Vanderbilt are recovering.
Another mustang race against time
Is announced.
The new cabinet ministers will take
their places early next month.
Five fishing vessels and AZ lives
have been lost in the Gloucester fish
cries this season.
The New Jersey Democrats met
Tuesday. nominated Joel Parker for
President and adopted hard money
resolutions.
A young man named Mayo fell from
the fifth etory of the Grand Pacific
hotel, Chicago. Tuesday, and was
dashed to pieces.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-05-24
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

.
Washington, May Conkling re-
ported with amendments the House
joint resolution suggesting the interces-
sion of the United States to secure the
release of E. NJ. Condor. now confined
in an English prison. He asked for its
present cons s'deration. E1munds said
he would Ike to examine it, and asked
that 1t be laid over until tomorrow.
So ordered. After reports oil num-
ber of bills Of an unimportant charac-
ter the Senate resumed consideration
of the articles of impeachment against
Belknap with closed doors.
Before reaching any decision the
doors were reopened and the Senate
adjourned.
The House, Immediately after the
reading Of the journal. went into COM
mittee of the whole on the naval
appropriation bill. Randall proposed
ms a substitute to the section proposing
to abolish certain navy-yards, COM
mission to consist of five naval officers
to examine and report what yards, II
any. can be dispensed with, and to
report ut next session of Congress. This
was carried by large majority. The
committee rose and the bill passed. The
Interior appropriation bill was then
discussed for a time, when the House
adjourned.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-05-24
RAPHIC
WASHINGTON.
Anonymous Asses.


Washington, May a3.-Every mem
Der OF the Senate has received by mail
from San Francisco ANONYMOUS
pamphlets arguing what is styled the
Other side of the Chinese gu .stiop
in California" and denying nearly all
the allegations of the San Fran
cisco anti Chinese mass meeting of
April 9th. No clue is given as to the
authorship or publishers Of this effu-
sion. II being submitted simply in The
name OF the friends of right, justice
and humanity. 1t contends that the
Chinese number less than one-eighth
OF the population of San Francisco and
one-thirteenth of the population of the
state. 1t argues that Mongolian cheap
labor Is desirable, challenges effective
testimony 10 sustain the charges that
the Chinese in California consist, to
any extent, of slaves or criminals, and
generally argues that their presence is
blessing to the interests of California
and the country ut large.
1he bfdcS dHts IN the Cabinet.
The cabinet meeting to-day consid-
cred to some extent the situation of
affairs In the Black Hills country.
Assurances have been given that an
Influential band of Sioux are willing
TO relinquish their domain there and
remove to reservation In the Indian
Territory. All correspondence in that
particular was referred to the Secre-
tary OF the Interior. who VIII give
instructions to the agents of the In
terror Department regarding the
proper negotiations in that direction.
Should this portion Of the Sioux ma
ton positively signify their willing
ness to settle in the i-dian Territory,
the hope is expressed that the entire
formidable part Of the hostile Indians
may soon be domiciled in that Terri
tory.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-05-24
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New York, May % Gold closed at
1l2l@ll2s. Money, 2@2l. Govern
ments active and steady. Stocks active
aud unsteady, but with better prices
for Pacific Mail and Northwes,ern.
Following are quotations: Western
Union, 63l; Quicksilver, Il; Pacific
Mail. %; Maripos,i. So; wells-Fargo,
s9l; New York Central. 40; Erie,
1871; Panama, 1876; Union Pacific stock
6s2; U. P. bonds, los; Central Pacific
bonds, l0sI.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-05-24
Committee Chat:

The sub-judiciary committee has
postponed till to-morrow the further
examination of witnesses on the
charges against Blaine. who is still
confined to his bed by sickness.
The House subcommittee on cleo
tions have agreed to recommend to the
full committee report in favor of
Representative Rainey, eolored, from
the first district of South Carolina,
retaining his seat. Samuel Lee, colored,
being the contestant.
Godlove S. Orth, of Indiana, u. S.
Minister to Austria, testified this
forenoon before the subcommittee on
foreign affairs in relation to the awards
made by the Venezuela mixed COM
mission.
The House committee on Territories
to-day adopted the favorable report
made by Wigginton as sub committee
on Lanes bill to annex WalIa Walla
and Columbia counties to the State OF
Oregon, and authorized him to report
1t 10 the House for passage.
Representative Wigginton made
argument before the House public
land committee to-day in advocacy of
his bill to confirm the title to the
State school indemnity selections, and
the committee thereupon unanimously
decided to recommend its passage, and
will report to the House at the first
opportunity.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-05-24

T I9 all who are suffering from the error. and
early decay, loss OF manhood. DC, will send
su TeeeiP. that will cur you. FREE OF
cred by a missionary in South america.
send self addressed envelope to the KEy.
ssEp H INMAN. StL'isa u. Bi6ie House Nsv
i"N -Hp eod-d& w6p1
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-05-24
Scriber Bros. & Dewitt.
General Forwarding and Commission Nor
ehanu. Censignm nts solicited.
Dealers In

Wood, Coal, Hay- 81 Grain.
wood delivered by the carload or Ia small
quantities aud cut % suit the wants OF All.
;. Storage solicited. at moderate rates Hay
Scales on the premises
- Contracts for moving Safes and other
heavy hauling, made at any time. n2-dtf
=. sSrlDer Cos Outngtibg Empo
lar tarteS , Ior he slack Hills, and keep on hand
tue iollo"ing among othe goods: All kinds
OF Guns, Revolvers, Ammu ition II. rxes
harness. Wagons. Tents, Wrgon-covefs over.
coats Eubber Goods. Boots and Shoes. Coli.
stoves and Tin ware, amping u;fifs. Fur.
mi.9re ~ y re- bedding, CARPETS, Crockery, and In
two large stores full. besides our Harpess III.
hols5ering and Shce shop, covering a space
is1iS. ieet Cai on us before purchasing
u cry sixteenth street. Sign of ,he Bix
Gun Opposite McDaniel's Theatre n2 II
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-05-24
THAT BARGAIN.
What Is Thought of II.

New York, May 23.-The Tribune's
Washington special says: Assuming
that Don. Cameron's nomination was
the selling price of Pennsylvania
vote for Conkling. can the old gentle
man deliver the goods? Many Penn
sylvania politicians say he cannot.
Don- is generally regarded as gentle
man of remarkable executive ability,
but otherwise has little recommending
him for the place. Others claim that
his mismanagement as elective execu-
tive officer of the Northern Central
railroad elected a vote OF censure from
the board of directors.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-05-24
Orth's Resignation.

IT,. u..;u.,, :. ,,
h.. -. 'ses o'n
,,ro,,. 'o' 'n's'
,..ssa..-.E Ei so "au ms sue
- 'e.no !" a.u' VI we"
Caa..,, - r. e',oss' u
-, 80, A., ~" "n' " ne"-
.uI -, '"e p'e'e". In
80, ...,, a. ~ ,ea' appoin'
fstzhugh's Fury.
Ex-Doorkeeo per Fitzhugh, when he
vacated his office Yesterday. carried
away with him several valuable re.
cords. He also went to the document
room and asked to be shown several
index books showing the number of
documents and books drawn by and
still belonging to each member. These
l,eing produced, he coolIy took them,
and placing them under his arm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, March % 1880 p. INJECTION is firm Mid
ding UVlands 6rll MldiHg Orleans 6lasf; sales 100
bales including 5000 for speculation and receipts
100 bales all American Futures s2d dcaTer. Sales Of Mid
ding Uplauds Low Ming clause April and delivery
a; 'ssd; do. do. May and June delivery at laqd
LivETOCl, March 2j-l;3O p. m.-Sales Of MiGdnz Up
lands Cotton Low Mdding clause May and June delivery at
6isi do do June and July delivery at O2i; July aud
Ayg lst delivery, at BOD Lard 659 q cwt for American.
PorK. a y bbl. for Prime Mess.
LIyEgrOOL March 2j-2 m-Of the sales OF Cotton
Gay S. bales were American. G0yerseed, SO d69.
IIVhEPOoL March 2J-Evenng -Iinseed Oil % % q cwt
Common fiOsin 80 SPnts rurpcntine, rs 6256 y cwt.
LONDON March 2j-l2.3U =. m.he rate o. discount for
three months bills in TIE open market is which
ia cent below the Bank of England rate. Consos.
81 and "a BE for the account United states
bonds loC5s DID, 1864 lOaOs 1864 Erie Railway shares
1884,.
LONDON, March 25-l:3U p m.-Conso 9isl for money.
and 81 s for the account Eric Railway shares. ls' Paris
advices quote Rentes & 4. 15c.
LONDON. March 1880 m.Consos 9i4 for both )ncy
aud the account.
LONDON March 254 p mPsris advces quote Rentes 66t
6Oc.
LONDON, March Eyenng-Lnseed Cake $40 5I I, ton.
Spirits Turpentiue. 25 = cHt
PARIS, March 25INchangs London 25f "a c for short
siglt
ANTWERP March 25-Petroeum 3lf for fine pale Ameri-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-27
COTTON MARKETS.

NEwyoRLRAxp March 2C-Cotton firm; Mddling l3isc;
Low Mildliug l2i,c Good Ordinary, 1896 net receipts
zoos bales France 1911 bales sale 65UO bales STOCK
2G2 1917 bales min
rdfng i2c Ordinary. 1890; not receipts - bal.
gIo 7i bales: expoTs cCastwise 3i2 oaes sales "1o
MssriIs March 25Cotion 0rn; generally held higher
Jsles. s1lss 200 bs 81 stock 59Gis bales. ~
NOBLE. 6srch 2j-COlron FIRM; MIDI w. l3e; low MA
ssias' 800 Saes STOCK iss77 bales -
CHAAIKsIoy. March 2j.-Coiton inner; hddinR. l5'.e
receipts 800 exports 10 the COhtlHon olO Da'
Eaio. 900 bales stock. 81 9j bales. .,.,,,- -,
Middlng 12c GOOD Ordinary, lO,sc; net .eips go
gross, - bales exports coastwse. 235 bales sales
5S5 Daes stock 1903 BALE. ,,,,,,
AUGUSTA, March 25-Coiton 1niet and nm; hiddlng'
l2i2ci Low Addnng l2c' Good Ordinary He Tscsst'
100 bales salsa 13i bales ,,
wiLaNGroS. March Z,.-Cotton unehanged Aiddlins'
ceipt., 2l5 bales sses 40 bales stock @AI5 baits
PM. nKlrH,, March l5.Cotton firm; Miichng. lS@-c
JsrSSssox March d Cotton steady Mdding l2c. Low
bales; shipments 900 bales stock, 1851 bates.
LoUIsyiLLE. March 2b.Coiton brn; Iiddlns l27.9l2c
iddlinz i3.c Good Ordinary. SC; receipts 1872 bales;
sapuon 49, bales sales $50 bales no spinneia 100 bales
81 iSfIS March 25-Cotton hrm held higher; Nding
l2Tsc; Low Aiedlnr llAc Good ordinary loc rsccpts
i7j bales shipments, 1856 bales; saes Sso baos STOCK
BALn.oRs March 26.-Coton firm; Mdainf; l3c; Low
inddlng, l2i.ol2Sc Good Ordinary l0'sdlIc; net re-
eeipt., SO bsss receipts III bales exports cosst
%osYorK March 25-Cotron higher; offerings largo Md
/ I28 hples sales, ~ balls; stock HE bales.
BosfoS. March 25--Coiton urn; Mddhs, l2lac; Low
Ioss receipts I7o bo1 sae,, 207 bales; stock 22OCc
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-27

Powdered l0sc Granulated, losalohc cut Loaf 1o'4a
10.,c. standard a." CSC; other grades 734d9asc.
TALLOWMarkot steady with far inquiry sales, 10000
10 Prime at Sc. y m.
WHISKY-Marle, frmer with sales 30 bbls. at 81 10 y
gallon closing with 81 II reported bud. r. Boyd Co. in
their circular OF tins date, report that should the present
al IN Corn continue there be further advance
ldghwne At the price there ia absolute loss to
the The demand however continues TO be
very light and in the immediate there much
cOuTagemet manifested by the trade. on the 2Oh tie
market opened with sales OF bols at 81 l2d$l l22
gallon. and closes today 81 10 = gallon Alcohol tax
IaI3 light supply selling from 4,
lon the rice OF Highwinos Al olOl expor-gheTe
have been sales during the small c0nd
be sold at See gallon 3c could be probably obtained for
small lots for so h America Receipts HghWncs and AlcO
ho for the Week. $50 bb sales do FOR the week. 1850 bbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-27

CINCINNATI Fob. -, 70.
DEDEMPTI0N OF CITY OF CINCINNATI
he BONDS.-The City OF Cincinnati ssued oct L. 1859,
thousand
dollars S each Norkose purposes Gettcred 81.
bearing interest CD per annum.
releemabe time after six 90 years from date Of Issue
a option Of the CITY.
In accordance with a resolution OF the Common Council,
passed Feb TO- 1916 HEREBY UOy the noiles
any OF bonds that the CITY of Cincn
nat. viii redeem the said bonds Al tho AdERiCAN EN-
CHANGE NATIONAL BANK in Ncw York city OIL Aprll,
1876 and that interest thereon wi on that day.
: ". IJFI y, CITY Auditor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-27
WOOL MARKET.

RosroS March A-WOol- Fair demand for Domestic Wool
bnt he number good Trspo. sb. buyers Il limited AMI as
his Is the only holders Wiling 10 sell 20 III NC present
~ prices
ana on of Fleece Wool prices are from TO So Lover
ftsn fsv yyssEs aud n wOJd DO Impossible 10 f0rcs
- cent =. st further Good and Choice
and Xxx ohio and h1eecs cannot be quo cd over
AIa1ic \ rlCkloCA At sodJOc. hSdlIin abl
no Fsecos l4a4oc Michigan flescss 1aYa bcen fyid AZ
and thss =. sde pIices goDi INES 81 \ v 90"
some lois OF Nsw southern spng and Capina nave octh
rrcoyod and lot Of 5000 % New SohIhoh sPiihg
49, ~ gIr, &c., coed NhO.cI
s'rs cannot be quoted over % 2c and thr slter
49, 10 be An outside figure For the best lots OF
rtern Ur ces are fully l3jc lower than at this mo a
@ I,d WOOL, hSyc a fair extent the transactions
o. The ssss comprising 10000 10, iO4y Mt 81 a4Oc zoe talr
snd Choice super x The supply OF fsd WOOL iase
"a tIe low grades are quite duh dad depressed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-27

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD LAND GEANT BONDS
TRUSTEES OFFICE, No. - EcUTIARLB BUlLpiNs,
BObtoS. March ~, 1876
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- n0on THURSDAY. Apl 6. 1876 for the ssle OF FIFTY
Thousand Dollars $4,000 OF the LAND GRANT bonds OF
said pd,iac RAILROAD Company, TO the undersigned
IN accordance with the mlrnture OF mortgage OF
APl1i To- 1857 i fRh6. PI p. uhhMHrs. Trustees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-27
Dusiness Chances.

A MANUFACTURER OF HO Sc ii OLD
~ UTENSILS, With outOtoNn factory, wond Ike part
ner s25 600 competent 20 look alter cy "sreioom
Apply. GhIGGs & CARLhroN' 90 broadway.
A PARTNER WANTED, Special or General,
~ in Thoroughly established BsnLiug Business. paylhk
haAAr,in.ly. Cal on W. H. LARAhOEE, betnesn ~ H.
ana p ~, tl0 office OF guckwuter y Co, 10 waist
A DDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED for
~ MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, and oTHEhs
mining interests &C. negotiated real estate eIchanged 3r
uerOus seeking business advised win
out charge approved oppotuniiies eieTsncgs a. ~
Vice President North America Io lIfuanco
toInussy spelmsn Bro9 fancy goods so BsoadTaJ &c
GRIiG5 & CARLETON, Financial ana BushesS DioAeiA'
81 Broadway.
xsyANTED-A PARTNER with 5000 to
w $1,000 cash csIa MkTAL "a sri P,L
nsT,ie1lIrs lauro OF 81. LiPfELT n Bowery OF VI III
oridgost. N. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-27
CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO March 25.-CATTLB steady; firm recelps iOoo
head 80 00s5 37s mostly at 81 2oHs' sHlphohS
NOS active receipts 5000 light s8 1ooss is packing
a. IOS,s 80 shipping 80 25dSs co. Philadelphia IS 'od*'
sRTHSPecsipts 800 head market nominal the weather
checking trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-27
5inanrlal.

GAS STOCKS.
"A. NEW.YonK. METROPOLITAN; MUTUAL; AND
MANaATrAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AID SOLD .
and ali lids OF Brooyn aud YORK Gas Securities dealt
mDy oHI1 n. n o., a., pra,aa a, : V
NDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON AND
WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
HoLDEKs Of BONDS issued by the above Company and
DANvILLE. URBANA, BLOOMINGTON AND
PEKIN BONDS,
desiring 70 preserve unity OF the ro4i ana Wno s.V
smcs7e setemeut affairs Of the COMPANY are nNs
10 oD IN plan presented by ths uhuesheo
sTMNER H. STONE No. 46 EIehangepsee New,Y33rk
~ d. TAPPEN President oa.atin Bank, NO 80 walsh
New-York. -,
30HS WELSH H. Of s. w. Welsh. No. u Beaverst,
T x 'THUaBER West Broadway heads and Hudsonsts,
Esw.York.
SUMNER r. STONE Chaarraens
Posto66os Box No AlSo New.feS1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-27
Jre Cream.

~
UIORTON's ICE CREAM ..u,, or,.,,,
Ia lie ado from PURE ORANGE COUNTY OhEA ~
aud public fsst discovering I'VE TACT A. they copA'
with others make rot abe froa Puro Cream . -, a, -
Our sales eIceod those Of other q, o
hind in werld, and almost equal those OF All no TO-"
York dealers combined We tbs enabled 70 suppy
BETTER AET1CLE At LOWER floohE thah A"'
other establishments
CHARLOTTE Russo. rich and delicious
~ CENTS PER DOZEN or SO GENTS PER QUART
DrpoTs-No 800 lruAvE. and NO. 1924 BROAD
WAY.
FTJ5SELL g. SONS, ICE CREAM.
d. IL Bible House, opposite Cooper Institute
spooal attention 70 out-vLtovn orderA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-27
Diuiocn0 hoiltt5

CHICAGO MmwiugEE AID ST PAIL RAILWAY CONTAIN
No. g. WILLIAM 81, hFw-l oEK, March 10, 1879
nIVIDkND NOTICE. - Notice is hereby
- gwen that DyIpEND on he prci,rcd siocs Of tins
Company, of SEVEN DOLLh ~ PER SHARE, has been
declared the earnings Of 1874 and further dyi
dcnd OF SEWN DOLLARS FER SHARE Oat 81 TIE net
earnings 1870 said dividends 10 bs paid the 10Th day
Ap Hex in tie consolidated sinking fund bonds Of this Com.
Tie books win be co.ed the 23d day Of March,
at 3 d. w. and IeOpencd tie 100 day Oi Agrli next.
JULIUS NADSN ORTIZ, Woo resident.
OFYICE HOUSTON AND TFXAs C.NTRAL RAHWN}
Co. 81 WAL~sT. NHwYOgK, March Is. 1875
rEUE COUPONS on THE CONSOLIDATED
1 Eight Can't currency Bonds OF ths Company ma
G. ENNIS, Financial Agent.
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Ocean CLEANERS

For passage rates freight aud other information apply 70
rhiN" " ''on sC7 wainutst.. r6iladcIiIla
'0'-' M D' . Battery place.
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
The.. ar.telss, steamships sail regularly at from
Pier no IS North r'sT as follows rrrspAy March %
Steamship COLI MBUs.......... THURSDAY, April g.
P For Gre Bowling sRs 70
McKELLAE, LuLINd q Co, Agentsl Havana
NATIONAL LINE.
From Piers a and At, YSrth River
HoLhAAHS S Ag ,r vpTsP S9 ga
EGYPT. ......Apr $50 NJ. nELA Eta Apl io93Oam
ca6S massage $50 and $40 currency Return ticket, at
s s ss sa rE'1f Sa:.
Apply at the Company 0e' D. ,sr Manager
Ney-York, Havana & Mexican Mail s. S. Line.
~ steamer FOR 9, HAVANA DiREcT:n No., .,
cITii or VERA THURsDAr h1r IS
ron VERA CRUZ AND NEM-ORLEALNS;
G{TTy 9E .fTEsPay N Agalah
FOTfst 2, ens,ge ,c gxs Nos 2, and 80 Boaaw.
steamers .A WI eve Grrl Nay FLOR
Vera Crar ana all the above ports
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ srEAM7HIf ME- HEIT SP ba EaEtohh
COMPANY's PIER foot Of SECoND-sI hobohEN.,
Ef Anh rs saay sP %IS saa1isy THTN g
RATES OF PASSAGE from JEW GORk 70 SooIhAhr'
TON. HAVRE or BREMEN:... 40 -.
FIRST cABN s1o FS sGc9Ng CABIN gold
Tickets ut reduced rates Prepaid oVoeias' ~"A
Gates $50 currency.
r." Hs's" sOELRICHs 4 Co, Bowling green
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE:-ThE
" GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CONPANGs MAIL
STEAMERS BETWEEN NEwYoRk AND HANhE,
The splendid this ayorite route for the c9ainsnt
Co. North River. as follows .nr,n,v 49,,
AMEPTQUE iouzolz. kDA1. ADtll To-
FENCE TruieIis. SATURDAY Aprl ~.
PRICE 0F PASSAGE IN GOLD Including winel:
First Cabin 3ll0 to SljO according 10 accomnodaucu
sccead cabin s2 third cabin $40 Return tickets at reduced
rites - -, ....---....... ,n.,,s,r, lima
beang nd without extra charge Steamers marked
thus % kSttl2S 81 sESfZH. Yxsnt No s. Broadway,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-27

,. August 800 u @ 100 "a ,Ias sVp bales ioV
IL Sssc total ,Tket was steady. The following were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-27
Gnancial.
IR WANTED to con-

A SPECIAL PARTNER WANTED to con-
featuring business that earning profits daily
DO increased hundrediOd the general partners viii
tribute Ike sum IN cash. For particulars apply 10 Mr. WILL
LIAM WARD Drexel Building. NewYOrk
GAS and City r. r. Stocks Bonds, Scrip, &C.,
~ bought and sold F. I. HEWITT. Broadst, Room IL.
NORTH CHICAGO 0incoln Park BONDS
Of NORTH CHICAGO Gssued for Lincoln will bs paid
alton Of and after that date az the
American Exchange National Bank, NewYOTk City.
Il. :. TAYLOR, secretary.
NOTICE is hereby given to the holders of
Y the Mortgage Bonds ofthe
SAINT JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD COM
PANY,
Eastern and Western Divisions.
that the time In which they will have the night to participate
in the cation II the sad Company and The right 10
change bonds for lands beon the Western Ds on Ia
by order Of the Circuit the United States limited
until the
10Th DAY or APRIL, 1876.
and that motion for the confirmation OF the sales under fore
closures will be rade at tho CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES at Omaha IN the District OF Nebraska,
WHITAKER NJ. GRANT Special Master.
Davenport Iowa, Feb IA. 1876 rs laN6WM
NOTICE to HOLDERS of BONDS of CITY
OF RACINE issued under authority Of act OF The
Legislature the state OF Wisconsin approved Feb 7.
1S11Scad viii be received At the oice OF the
City Clerk Of The CITY OF Racine until Of the LIST day Of
April 1875 from holders OF the bonds named above 10 surien
their bonds cancellation OF the
from TIE sinking fund 10 amount not TO exceed fifteen on
sand dollars.
such proposals shai give numbers OF bonds amounts Iae
per time for which they issued and be marked
Proposals Of Racine city Bonds The city reserves
the 4 gIt To reject and all bids. X DOUD, Mayor
NJ. CLANCY, jr, Controller