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Heather Probabilities T0-day.
OYYrCE OF CHIP SIGNAL OFFICER,

WASHINGTON, January 26, 1876. {
FOR the middle states, clear or fine
weather during the day, with northerlv to
westerly winds, followed by winds shifting
to easterly and southerly, falling barometer
and rising temperature during the night.
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FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND BOTTLES of
Hdle'S Honey Of HoretoIoad and Tar have been
sold during the past winter, and at least hai (
that numter OF alarming cases of Cough,
Cold, Influenza and Bronchitis have been
cured thereby:
P.ae's Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
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MOIIUN BROS,
MOHUN BROS,
tsnhtr 1913 Pepnsylvania ave cor Iiiht
SHIgTIN6rOSs PATHNT
~ sEkf-CAOslNG DIARIES FOH I-,s

variable Pocket C0mpsnion, containing Alma.
nae, Wages Table. Interest Table. Domestic aDr
foreiRn Postage stamp Duties Population 81 stsf.f
shd Ierritories, Blank enace Tor every day IN the
Year, and Cash Account for zach month Ellcy cu-
ferent kinds In various sty lee OF hiding.
PHYSICIANS VISITING LIST TOR Isre.
HAGERsTowN and other ALMAaACs Whole.
safe and Retail. at
sHILLIRGrONHs Bookstore,
dec19-tr Corner ~ etreet and Penua sxeru.
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CHARLES HKIpsIEcK Sinery. Extry DRY.
sale by Hall 4 Hume. ~ s.eoa:
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

Ds Csstas Medical Diagno -is, new edition CO
susar Morley Thro-tie.th waite. -.
Jones Ners de suclete, Leisure Hour series
Mrs Alexander = Her Dearest Voc. clath I
Lomm,l Nature flight: interna tIonal -e-,..
kordhon Q The OttOn States 10 the Spriugar
Summer Of i 4. .............. a.
rroctor Our Place among the lnnnities.-... 4 :,
Mary Cecil Hsy . icior aud ysngui-hed - a.
~ssnInssson ,,ty Dfectory, lSo--..-...... . 90
AN ADDITIONAL JOB LOT OF BoOKs
IN cloth binding. embracing Fcti7n, m =. r, .rs
Science, a. the uniform rate % 50 cant a, 11
SOLOMONS a CHAPNAN-S.
Agents Lawrences "Psse Linen Paper-n
lanlStr gil Pepn.gIvanss sven.
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DECISION OF A BAPTIST COUNCIL ON THE
ENON CHURCH TRoUBLES.-Pursnant TO
call made by the Enon Baptist church, an
ecclesiastical council convened last evening
in that church. Rev. II. Bailey was elected
moderator, and ID. j. Richardson, secretary.
After prayer by Rev. VIM. j. Walker, a
written statement was read showing the
cause for the Gail. The churches represented
in the council were the following, while each
sent two delegates besides the pastor
Fourth Baptist church, Rev. lR. Johnson;
Abyssinian, II. Bailey; RehObOth, III. Bayler;
Bethlehem, II. Scott; Mt. Zion, \. Green,
Sixth Baptist X. Laws; Zion, VIM. Gibbons.
There were also present VIM. j. Walker and
others. who were invited by the council TO
participate In the deliberations. After hear
Ing q statement of facts in regard to the
action of Rev. s. Scott and several deacons
Much discussion ensued, after which a pre-
amble and resolution were offered by Rev.
VIM. j. Walker and adopted, deno9ncing
"the acts OF Rev. s. Scott and his few advO-
Gates as being unprecedented among regular
Baptists, and which acts cannot De sus-
tnined by the plain teaching of the word of
God" Also, "that this council is persuaded
ard does believe that the many recent di WIS.,
ions and difficulties among the colored Bap-
lists OF this District originate from the ignO.
rance and incompetency of the leaders not
understanding the plain teachings Of the
word OF God nor the usages of Baptist
Churches
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LAwLEssNEss IN WEST VIRGINIA.
About two hundred armed men arrived at
Charleston, w. Va, on q steame about 10
marched Dawson and Estep, the murierers.
of to the woods, where they will probably
be found hanging To a tree. Thomas Hines
q tailor, stabbed and killed a coiored shoe
maker named Dooley, in Charleston, w. Va,
yesterday morning. in q dispute about Doc
ley's wife. Hines was put in jail, and after
the mob had carried OF Dawson and Estep
about fifty cOlored men invaded the Jail,
took Hines in their custody, and followed
the former crowd To the woods
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LM.NEN,SE REDUCTIOF,

PREPARATORY TO TAKING STOCK.
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A DEBTOR SHOOTS CREDIToR.-On Sat
urday night Henry Williams, colored, was
shot in the wrist by John Sherman, co,ored.
There had been q dispute between them
about some money, 6nd IL was charged that
Sherman was indebted TO Williams to the
amount OF 500. On the night In question s..
called at WIS house and induced him to ac-
company him out to near Ivy City, beyond
the Deaf and Dumb asylum, saying that he
would get some money and refund the
amount TO him. Williams compiled, and
when they had walked a few hundred yards
mp the road, Sherman, drawing large pis-
toll, shot him W. in the wrist, and made at
him with q heavily loaded cane; but VIII.
Hams succeeded In disarming him, and he
made his escape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-26

ACCIDENT.-Edwards & Hutchisons Stim-
ulating Liniment cures Sprains and Bruises.
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TIE WOMAN SUFFRAGE CONVENTION
meets at Tallmadge Hall tomorrow morn
ing at halfpast ten O'Clock. Most OF the
speakers have already arrived. Mrs. STAN
ton, Mrs. Blake ard Mrs. Phoebe COzZens
will arrive this evening or TO morrow morn
ing Mrs Gage. president of the convention,
expresses the intention OF confininR the dis.
Gus, ion 10 the main subject, viz, The right
OF woman 70 The ballot
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

NEW Rooms,
ALLAN
AZ I'm eTRSsT.
David, The King. By Charles y Krov
Theodore: Home story. ByP y ~-K..-
Historical Scenes iron toe old Jesuit Ni-....'
The Years that are Told. ~ go-e - w.
Pray Tor the Holy Spirit. Ry Rev Wm Sc-il,-..
The seneuslistic Phi 1sorhy. ByR A. p.t-.i
school Teachers. -, ,la'i. ~
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yIRB AND BURGLAR-PRoos vauLra


YIBB AND BURGLAR-PRooB vAuLn
Ankinds Of y.luasles taken % deposit. ssssssa
SEo. 4; Plant, Pre.dens:
b0-eoly b. p. SNYDER, bsoreisry.
HALLIT DAVIS Oo.T GRAND, seUARI
II and UPRIGHT PIANOS for sale on
monthly ins'.lmsnts. a Holiday present
American tpcyclopedis" given with each Pianos
Bee Agent, ell 9Th street northwest. osc1s
TKioT or COLLIN Bis. 800
SSensI Term, Probate JEr,Sd,eiio. yaa; q, iEe.
9EAnT: Application for letters te-tsnentary on
ne sss.ss OF Adeline eeIsesnt. Of the pssiict q
Zine Hoxsrd. All persons Interested are
DAI, the 18Th day o. BeSrusry next. at II O'Clock
q m.so sbov canee Why letters testameDtsry on the
eetase OF the said deosased should not issued -
49, a, r,es,ssS' osIy Of nj. order b pub,
ssr g to- go ss:s n the
tanA'u& A.Hx1exxB, BssisssT q WA
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hose ONercoais sold az : z5....seiling now ~ sl9
Those oyercoats sold ~ 20 ...Se ling ngs 81 =
Those oyercosts fold al Slj......Seitus -oW ~ -
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DRESS SUITS.
BUSINESS SUITS.
YOUTHS SUITS.

BOYS AND CHILDREN's SUITS, OVER.
VQSis AND ULSTkRs at @ great rodcctiop
Of former prices.
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FOR THE NEXT
FIFTEEN DAYS
OFFER TIL
OvERCOArS.

FOLLOWING SPECIAL BARGAINS:
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
Plowman: i. NJ. johnson, a brick store
house, 10 raise and repair, west side 9th, be-
tween Louisiana avenue and Il street. $500;
Charles Lloyd, lower floor and repair frame
store, west side *, between III and G streets
southwest, $50, NJ. Jockey, repair q brick
Ii and streets, $500; l.. A. Bartlett, a two
story brick stable and carriage house, north
side Massachusetts avenue, between 18th
Dyer, two story brick store, south side OF
Bridge street. between Marke and Freder-
lex streets, Georgetown, Ell, go.
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EDUCATIONAL.

SDSSh loN AD.
MIS- osBoREEs YoING LApIE5 BO I'D,
vest Paul II. BEKKAs, Profe sor 81 German:
eam me BsgI hs.ssSr % french Next ggsros
eOmnencts r eoruAfy Isl, 10 JAMS I'm
klNDIRGARTEs.,stric,ly 90 Aooordaaoe win
IN Froepels principles MISS KNIGHT, sos
fest Cepfol -. Metropolitan street cars pass tba
eSss; Applications sitter 0e:oes g, s2i .,.ns
RoUk Hill g9LLhGE,
~ FL LHCOTT CITY Nd.
Ihis Institution is conducted b toe Christian
The student, on passing a satisfactpry examine.
the scientinc, or the Commercial Course.
G Goaia suo leltl"n .'-------.-.... -...-...-s3l
des2s s. a@ BRO. BETTELiIs ;. PScsiaes,.
K IsDEkGAhrKs
SCHOOL FoR PRrMARY AND ADVANCED
ra.l LhassEs, jos iIis ~ b.. . o sae "a
BoERR, and Mics sakAB PoLLock. and T.
:. 6s T ma, .er cloot 81 100
T'HE kPIsooPAL IssTITITTk, -
kIv. fsJ +; k SssH iaSSi p. E:sf sa..;
The Sixth Annual Session 81 thi IL. cksf:h scSsa.
ssT s eos MI o1H%snoe on MLphEsphf n. ss
.uxz.n isla Coroo :. an Is street rec,
ES9LIsH, sRESoa; Asp cL.ssIGAL sT,
&c. York ssenus a. Mrs. Axe go JACK.
on tbe III ~ s,sbsn sunu 'etsioa sss
ROfe. AOADEMY,@ ~ street noriL se Il, sundes.
~ laAob Church. Will Commence fts b yesrt
eEPf; Q; Tor particulars and special sdTsnsss.g
AFFORDED oy this Academy, zee Oircnsrs az rrtncts.l
bookstores, or address the Principal, 30 isfssS
street southwest. Private lessons "a the Clssios,
Hiener Msthematios snd Photography. s1tGGs
UEsTRUCTI0N FOB CHILDREN.
u Mss Er,na Hsrresds?; Sssoo. 70, F.yyis
SD Pf1r.ioag Cx4sys, 500 lS.a ss.sa.
- In addition 20 the kinceresrteb, TIE pecrIis-
advantages Of which well known. - pecisl a.
tention IL also given 90 elementary Instructions
oeesary Tor thorough o. uc alton.
Opens Sept. 18th. Normal training cisss, Oct.
LIST. For particulars diress shove .Ggls-en
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THE GRAND LODGE OF KNIGHTS OF
PYTHIAs met at their hall. corner of OH
and ID streets last night at O'Clock. The
reports of the Grand Chancellor, Grand X. of
II. ard s. and the Grand NJ. of T.. show the
order to be in prosperous condition, nHmer-
ically and financially. The following officers
II. Gassaway, grand chancellor; George j..
Eberly, vice grand chancellor; Richard
GOodhart, grand X. of X. and s.; John NJ.
grand prelate; trustees-Robert Harden,
Jacob Peyser, II. X. Brown. Past Grand
Chancellor j. T. Caldwell was elected a rep
Tesentative to the Supreme Lodge of the
World for two years. Past Grand Chancellor
q. j. l.. Foxwell holds over as q Supreme
representative another year. After the
transaction of a great deal of business, the
Grand Lodge adjourned this morning at two
O'Clock TO meet again on Wednesday, Feb
ruary Q, 1876, at * O'Clock p. m, for the
Installation Of officers, considering the new
constitutions for grand and subordinate
hodges, &C.
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As an determined 70 reduce Stock, purchasers
VII md II 10 their Advantage 70 give me a call,
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REsTED.-Yesterday Sergeant Leach aud
Omcer Harlow arrested two suspicious col
Ored men In the Division, named Tn nm as
King and Charles Thomas, and locked them
up. Shortly afterwards Detective Smith, of
Alexandria, arrived In search OF two men
answering the description OF these, aud recos-
nlZed these as the thieves who on Saturday
night broke open The hat store OF Mr. Dslarn !.
and stole therefrom lot of felt hats. Taey
we're escorted back 10 Alexandria
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A. 8TRAUS,
101l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
janlSh Between 10Th snd nth s.rsses.
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SUIT AGAINST THE FREEDMAN's BANK.

SUIT AGAINST THE FREEDNAN's BANK.
Yesterday, Ann Walker and Josephine
Presco, ADMINISTRATORS Of George Walker,
by Mr.. ]. p. Jordan, filed bill in equity
against the commissioners OF the Freed
mans Savings and Trust company. The bill
alleges that in 1872 the bank loaned to
Walker $500, taking as security a deed of
trust on certain real estate he then owned;
that Walker died without taking up the
note at maturity, and that thereupOn the
bank, through George w. Stickuey, the ac-
tuary, foreclosed the mortgage, although
Walker had been assured by the officers OF
the bank that the note would be extended at
maturity, provided that the interest was
promptly met; that when the property was
ordered to be sold no bidder was present ex-
cept bank officer, DR.: A. T. Augusta, who
purchased the property for 5000, sum
grossly inadequate; that the sale was a
fraud upon the rights of the plaintiffs, as tn G
property was we'll worth IS 800; that Augusta
has since received the rents and profits of
said property, and holds possession thereof;
that plaintiffs are now ready to pay said
note and interest. Wherefore they ask that
the deed to Augusta be set aside, an account
of rents, &C, be taken, and the title be re-
vested in plaintiffs.
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THE Sous OF TEMPERANCE AND THE
CESTENNIAL--At meeting Ofithe Grand
Division Of the Sons of Temperance OF this
District, last night, resolutions were passed
and committees appointed to carry out their
provisions, to protest against the letting OF q
portion OF the Centennial grounds for the
purpose OF liquor selling; to petition Con-
Rress In relation 10 the bills upon temper
ance now pendineibe fore both houses. and to
Invite the national division to visit this city
during It's centen NAL session In Philadelphia
In June next.
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BOOK SALx.-The sale OF books which ba.
gins Tuessay evening, February 1T. at the
ex animation and catalogues reo iv FOR dis
tributioD: This IL one Of the an 81 g dice.
Ions that have been On the shelves In q long
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THROUGH TRAIN FROM boston 10
WAsHINGTON.-The Baltimore Sun saws:
1t is understood that arrangements have
been made for running q through train of
1ngton, commencing April list. The routs
will be from Boston over the New York aud
New England railroad, Formerly the Bos-
Willimantic and Middletown To New
Haven, then by the New York, New Haven
and Hartford road to New York A transfer
Will there be made to the steamboat Mary.
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
road across the Susquehanna, she having re-
Gently been bought and extensively r-p aired
The Maryland will steam down Harlem and
East rivers around the battery to the p, M.
syl vania railroad depot at Jersey CIV.
VIII re the train will leave for Philade, pbi !,
MAJ yland will occupy an hour, durinT ybicS
passengers VIII b served with meals.
, 1876-02-10

Thn following Instruments wern f'eA for record
Wednesday, Fcb.9:
c,rr PROPERTY
Adm nt. los II of Fulton St, c +, 2asl2; H., ~,
tlatrd FcD Il. 'so'"
Bangamon At, "a It n Of Congress st, VI, ;h'x
II, Il, dated Fc. a......+...... ........... o""
Indiana Az, G0 Il Of Th!rty-ecventh 81, VT, .co,
2Jk1124k II, dntel Ian. 8...............:. S,Goo
CooIwr at. lls II = Of Fullerton AZ. 80 .axs1 ,ro
II, with buildings, dated Airl y sh;! ....:.: ',n"
Wtst Ohio 1t, 327 Il Of ltuory al, Il Il 2'11o ~,
&, dated ne. 3 :: j. wv
127 IT, with lnli,dinyr. dated Fell. A....... GSVo
rralt ptnce, 1f6H ftW Of Aoync ~, II I, 4sx -,
lI,k X, dated irh. R...:. ~"
West 'tAYior st, III It " Of Western nv (, 151
11{ts II, dalc.l Feb ZtHVV
NR.l,it,ulun 81, 10 1-,G II G of Fifth ~. q t.
10 p-u1fA II, with improvements. dated dsn.
70 fAn,rcw j. ConIcFto 10 Norman CaF!}...... eo.VI
unllfurnIa Az, 3iaH It Of West Twelfth A.. v
Z. 4Dsl,s} II. with o!hcr property, dated
vi tat A,lnnls 1t, " Of aud near Itockwrll st,nf,
.7slaI It, dated Fol-. .G..................... q. Go0
tt, #. dated Fob. 9,o
Aher.jeen 1t, IA II s of West Harrison 1t, Of,
~ II to alIry. dated Feb 0.... ........... 1,5o0
siss It, da;c,i March il. ls7i...........,. 1900
sOUTu OF GfIr LIMITS, WITHIN A RADIUS or MtLta
CoUNr-1f0usE-
VltiD Island hr, " cor Of IHirty.hirth ST. {. ..
1tx1J9 II, 1Afe41 Jan. .N}.......,........$ m. Loo
Eliis Nv, af and ncsr brook at, o (, 10 # to
alley. dated FUh. 1...... ...s.........,.. 900
TIfty.Alth 1t. II cor OF Clinton nv, ", 2tx
las It, datoa Eeb 7....................... 2b0
, 1876-02-10

AL0A!tDE--Was quiet Hnd steady at $4.11.
Observation-Disclosures orlnrB continue 10 ar
r!'u froa tho Esxt and surrounding Htass, and tbs
general arkvt remains nrru Choice uli husl, lut3
llc: No. hnrl. 5kta9c; clIoica mo1Iutn. GI+@7ko;
good medium brush. eAo: fair inside An1 covers, 80
bNe: inferior, ~ aHc; cEtokus, a4atr.
nuTFRR-ThaEa W1s weaker feeling In roll tuttst.
tho soft WosthaF Affecting .ho lnaskrt unfavoraby.
Foe GOOD to choice pafkeA thers wsx fairly ncstys
movement At fully sustained prizes. Quuta!on. IT,
main A. before: Choice 70 fancy yellow, n',Ss!c; ,nu-
dun to good gratra. IS G3c: tnt rtor 10 cpu.on IL
4al7c; common 10 cl!oee ruli, istl4Jc,
Observation-Disclosures was dull. prl:e4 wrrs e,vy.
Following Ara ths quota!4ns: bt4sk 4, 9,Ec; Isv,.
ton, $50; Moutaup, .,c; ontsr'a. a5a; Au.srcSu A.
11He A1noslcag, etc; Utler Crack. &c: tu1lap bags.
hu, l4tslsc; do bu tsssds; gu.uipa, siuglu lats
16o; Ito, double. 25daaic,
CllEESE-DAlers wero fairly busy yesterday. thu
country maIts bringing 10 ltersl amount of orars
Fsscs4 again stf Aay hul nFuI. Ne quite cl1otce
.of4ncy factory 1t I1Hl3e and lower xFadsA at ves
uEe.
CUAL-Tsaae Wa quiet 1t ths annexed range Of
pElcea: L1ckaxapua. range and nut $luG0: DO, egg,
$J5U; eanneI, $7.N< 500: Erie. $3.50: D1ossbury,
$50; Hooking Valley x6bJ; 1ulians tlock. Sd,o5;
1l.ltnors h Ullo. $3.50: 1!llnala. S4,bNab.Uo.
pAE65Eu Huu8-Wese rather aulet aud hrmcs.
, 1876-02-10

rtrkted hAtnA, 1nalaxt Dry.a,lnd shoulder. 7xo
loose: Tic boxed ntddlea. l19llkc boxed. Dresltd
hugs nrl,rr: hc!d higher; ts.1u.
NEuEIrrs-E1nnr, i.tO1 br1s: whral. II Moln
alI.rMEars-Fo,.r, p,Hl0 htls: wheat, .ion hi.
it3ArnS.
1losroN, Feb. g.-ELnUn-Wcstarn 6nTora, $l.nta
k.Jtl; common o1trus g. 0s1.so: Wisconsin and Min.
t,eAntA extra family, Is Eta11s: winter wheat D.,o
Indians, and Michigan, g. 0N37.1 .1s: 1nols st2 tas2S
H.: Louis, $dAoaaM'; fancy Minnoaofa, x1'.sa ~
Oat~ In inosicfatc csmand mixed snl No. whilc ~
@62e; rejcclrtt, 44taAa.
HUrrALO.
Rur1ALpt Feb. p.--tINA'S-Wl.rat tlnll but firm
tscH ~ 11o bu At 100 for No. Milwaukee, club: 1l1
fur white wiutrr. Cnr.1 Inactive and nominal " ole
according 10 condition, for Oats neglected. yl
neglected. barley paiot aud rni; cars Canadian.
pL.s9sc III track,
, 1876-02-10

hr,H scller lay At f2.aNs7iso: and l' hrIa sellor
June nj :2,.t7K. Total, .e,s9o hr1a. Tie market
corcd arady At s20 G. r,s rclIcr Fclrnnry: s2a'
seller March; f!lu seller Arsi1 and s3 81 tG!lio
seller May.
rri,nc mtps rork was qucs at sis2x4ls.:1. Extra
primo quoted Al *1j.s0" if.M,.
LAnp-wns rather arttvr. and n.!varccl IL per i0,
1fa unlcr fair demand. Int fell back Iatcr. though
Cincinnati WAS reported stronger. HsIr4 WIRE sr-
ported of 74o Tn rash at sl2at3 24o Lisa . .cil"r
the Muntll at 2:M: t,'uO tca rrr Mtr%i at ei2liE
To:a i.n j tcr. r,1e ,uarkci r,.s ,l'1r. ut .l..ss
cast. suier February: sla.i7.; r",r March; s'lco
seller hrtil hl unnnhily At ss.;sa ioF seller May.
NeAr~--Wrrs III gnsA f,,rnrnh null ttE"nErr. tnost
descriptions le,pg inott1 ~ higher. Ths inasty for
car-'otH ir shipment WAS lniItf. n~inE probably 81
tlie weather. whirh t,h wari for handling. hit
for lntt,tc tie demand hctt1, un sba teeit,E
quite strong. liverpool va. quoted ti ait l"r 1l2 ~
riis at lo' Il il, rus!. lie te- s'nts, md s.s5si
llLc .rIIr: M.y. rAmf' rs short ears 1T tc; ~
huxs. h,,K clears Mt lic; aL .sUl leg EH prketl
hams On private lcriua fl;a askr tlusctl At thu fu
, 1876-02-10
Tho Fan Fssnczeo Bufiftn furnishes the following
List Of mining assessments delinquent In Januury:

Tho Equitable Tunnel n,ine IN III Utah. aid this ia the
eleventh assesan4nt. This unll!en ChGrtut and le.i
Jsetnt minea In 1!a,o. and tho aboyo .he NJ
tFcr'h and eighth aksosdnea respectively. fhr list
eonsains Ave California mrN, As follows: Eldorai,
Water l. nocp Illus urnve, In Ehlnra<o Comfy anil
This L. tha twelfth ssAtAsn,rEt; Omega Table Moun-
tain, T,onmne County, eighth assessment; Howard
Hill and salns CuItrr Seya'a County, lllt Rl rHt
assessments respectively; Xacatero. Caavraa County
frs! A4RtSertn AL tlb nihpr E5inrs Tho !iPt nre
III tho S:atc Ut Nevada, mud lnnst Of them hive ievicA
frou three to fifteen assr.snrnth hIece. The oxp.I-
tons nra thu american Nevada and IrookB Geld,
which have levied only aafessnrnt, md thu say.
s3r. which Ehs lrFpl .wtllty.oI,s TIN total amount
Delinquent tlIs n;ph r. rs rl Of which. 7,W tp-
lougs to Utah, s;:,a9 to i.iln ftLinN 10 Cslorrr.
aud $04 Ca to htyala. III the corresponding ,out!I
last yras tic amount delinquent was 81 l.lul.Uh,
TUE LIvENIonL EAlLrNEy.
The firm Of J. q. l[cn,ersol, Co., Of Liverpool
extensive grain merchants, has suspended, but ,his
will uot alIcet any parties til thu Clsl States Ile,,-
lcssou 4 Co.. nIl lausL /; Co., A,.thtr Nreat tsm
lAat Las Suspended, xrn t'uth cunndcnt uf making
arrangements with theit creditors tLat will cnab!s
iheH 70 continue in buslaess
, 1876-02-10
Depressing Eject Of tho Weather upon
Finances-..Bnsiness Quiet at
the Banks.
Ltrht Movement Of Currcncy-..New York
Exchange Tat--.Tho Clcarfngs,
s0,a00,000.
The Produce Markets. Generally
Stronger, but Closed Rather
Weak.
An Enrly Advance in Provisions md Grain,
and a Later Decline in Wheat
nud Corn,
FINANCIAL.

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