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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-02-05

Mr.. Morrison, of Illinois, submit
ted to the House on Monday, a new
tariff bill, which is calculated to
make considerable reduction In the
receipts Of the United States Trea-
sury. 1t is designed to take effect on
the LIST Of July next, and reduces the
duty on all descriptions OF goods,
wares and merchandise which now
pay duty in excess Of thirty per
cent. ad valorem. The following
are few of the changes proposed.
1t reduces cotton goods from 5 to 81
cents per square yard ii bleached,
from 81 to 81 il colored or printed,
from 81 to 5; on cotton goods valued
at Is cents per SCARE yard the reduc-
tion is from IS to IS per cent. ad
valorem. Iron in pigs from 81 to IS
per ton; boiler and plate iron, from
II to II cents per pound steel rail-
way bars, from 1t cents per pound
to SIS per ton. Cigars, cigarettes
and cheroots Of all kinds are fixed at
$3.50 per pound, instead of $3.50 and
Is per cent. ad valorem leaf tobac-
co Is increased from 35 to 40 cents
per pound. Coffee instead Of being
free,is to be taxed cents per pound,
and tea is also to be taxed Is cents
per pound, Tin in bars, blocks or
pigs, is taken from the free list and
rated at 8 cents per pound. The new
free list includes brown and white
lead, potassia, zinc, acids, coal, paints,
pitch, plants, putty, gum, sponges,
freestoney and a great many other ar
ticles not paying duty. 1t is esti-
mated that the bill will produce an
annual revenue rom tea of So, 600.
600, and from coffee $4,000, 900.
These are the only commodities upon
which duty is imposed by the bill.
The duties upon all leading imports
which now pay a duty in excess of 80
per cent. ad valOrem are reduced by
the bill from 35 to As per cent, and
all the duties are made specific.
Large reductions are made upon i'm
ported iron and manufactures there
Of, and bituniinous coal, which now
pays rs cents per ton, is now placed
upon the free list. The importation
of coal reaches about five hundred
thousand tons per annum. An in
come tax Is proposed upon all in
comes in excess of $4,000, but the
rate Of tax has not been determined.
The bin is constructed to produce
tariff for revenue only, and it Is
claimed to be in the interest of con-
sumers, rather than producers. The
bill was referred to the Committee
of Ways and Mpqua
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-14
Chicago.

Chicago. Sept. H.
FLoun Firm.
lwarAr-Active, stronger. No 9, o7D, oats,
closed o., for cash. dsbl os cioscd for scptcm
ber iolh6ntoa oaS for October No. 8, seX Re-
jected 7.,6t74.
CoRs-Fairly nc,iye. Arm closing at outside
prices, high mixed, soG45s; No. 2. AN sa4a ;
for cash 4ll@6Na; for September, Ad44,S
October rejected 4aao4sS
oA1s-Pairiy active, higher, closing II inside
prices. No. q, 3th; for cash or september
as'. asi; October rejected at 2,H
RrE-Good demand; No. 2, 8t5.
BAnLkr-iiigher. No = 7s bid e.sh IS;
for September or October.
PoRk--FairJy active, Irregular lower, 10 so, Tor
0ctuber II 9j.
LAas-Aoderate, sctivc. 10 asaio ~; for Sep
tember 10, ~; for October 57si.
BULK AsAr,-shouiders, OK; sAart rih, 81
abort clear 9t.
Burrnn--oood demand, Arm. range l4nQao.
Esos-Good demand, Arm, lsQt1s.
WhIsKY-Steady i.o6.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-14
POLITICAL.

: BAl1tMoRg, Sept. 81 stha Demo
cratic electoral convention here to- day
elected Col. Fred. Payne and Richard
=. Carmichael as electors al large.
Jhe resolutions endorse the ST. Louis
platform and he nomination Df fTilden
and Hendricks, favor resumption of
specie payments without unnecessary
contraction, and without disturbing
the industry, trade and commerce OF
the country; declare that public ex-
psnditures should be reduced to one
hundred millions annually exclusive
oA the interest on public debt; de-
nounce the recent order Of the attor.
ney general; proclaim the right OF
free speech denounce all attempts 1T
violence intended to abridge this sa-
cred right; pledge the best efforts to
guarantee every citizen all his
rights without regard to race or col
or; oppose any appropriation of
school fund for sectarAn Institutions,
and declare that the constitution Sc
cures ihe. entire separation d church
and state. Ill n
" r roh oosenrss. - Y
BosToS Sept. l3- The epablicaiin
congressional convention to nominate
a candidate in seventh district, met a,
Lowell today, and Gen. b. +. Butler
was nominated on the 6rst ballet. A
motion. to make the nomination unani-
mhus was lost. A committee was
then appointcd to wait On Butler, and
invited his attendance. On entering
the hall, he WAS received with great
applause and made speech
-. N ron coSG sfBG
The democrats for congress in the
second Minnesota district nominated
E. T. Wilder for congress.
~ BALL OPENED.
Council ,BLUFFs, Ia, Sept. l3- The
Republl5apicampaign iHwestern Iowa
was formally opened with meeting
at Glenwood to night Col. W. P
EApp, candidate for congress in this
district delivered the principle ad.
dress,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-14
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WASHINGTON.

Washington, Sept. 13-1he com
missioner Of internal reyenne reports
an increased demand for stamps, and
argues that there viii be very CON
vulnerable increase in revenue dura,g
the present year over last year.
-@her returns to the internal revenue
office are of very encouraging
characteE, and indicate, in opinion OF
,oeieials here, more cheerful condi-
lion O. business affairs throughout
the. country.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-14
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS.

SARATOGA Sept. l3-Tho demo
erat state convention to nominate
candidate for goveenon-in place Of
Seymour, who declined, met TO day
and nominated Lucius Robenson BY
reclamation. The convention then
adjourned sine die.
John Kelley resigned as elestor at
large and Horatio Seymour was sub
stl,uted.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-14

Americans 500; Irish 5a3; Canadian
493; Australian 49o. Total for each
team. Scotch, 1856; Irish, ,5s7 !,
American, l,5s7; Australian l,35;
Canadians l,490. The match will be
completed Tomorrow, each team FIR.
ing the same number OF shots as to-
day.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-14
TROUBLE IN AMSTERDAM

AMSTERDAM, Sept. 13-Serious
disturbances occurred here last night.
The government suppressed the affair.
Troops were ealled out-and attacked
she mob, killing one person and
wounding Ia. Large reinforcements
OF troops have arrived.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
RELIGIOUS.

CnloAGo, Sept. l3-To-dAy's ses-
sion Of the Episcopal Diocesan con
vention was taken up by the discus.
sion OF reports OF committees, etc.
S, Gerniyg J uddgrepofted for the com.
mittee op hgistation to which, nj the
last convention, was referred the ia
qalry into the expediency Of amend
ing the title c4non 6 regarding
parochial franchise, this present
mole OF voting by proxy. The com
mi.,ee offered amendments, the fur
ther consideration of which was
deferred till reached in the regular
orde, Of business.
l vAasous lrRAs. &
New ORLEANS, Sept. l3-Repub.
licans Of the 6rst district nominated
Wm. NJ. Burrell for congress, vice
II. G. Warmoth declined
Gov. Kellogg returned to day.
Lieut.. Coy. Antoine, received a
telegram that John. ,Strothers, ar
rested and charged with shooting
~ - y .su.y ~ iseu river
ls'' 'sn 'aa 'N'e" 'sooV'o'eo.
JouRSALIsT1c.
! 81 FAuh, sept. i3-Ihe Evening
i1'spatch, heretofore the sole demo
cratic daily newspaper in Minnesota,
appeared this afternoon under new
management as straight out repub
llc4n Journal, The paper is now
owned ny = join. stock company
with Henry a. Castle,'a well known
81, raul lawyer, as editor. II. e
Hall the former proprietor and editor
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-14
TURKISH OFFICERS ARRESTED.

CoSsrASrlsopLs Sept. l3-E'if-
teen Turkish officers implicated in The
Bulgarian atrocities have been sem
here urler guard. They are the
leaders indica1ed IN the report Of
Blacque Bey, who has been investigs.
ting the atrocities. It is said Blacque
Bey's report admits that the atrocitie
Were lndescribaby horrible, and that
the report will be suppressed.
IoSpoN, Sept 13-The Post invites
attention to these arrests ms evidence
that the Porte is taking effective
measures TO show it's adherence of
the unauthorized and deplorable acts
in Bulgaria.
No ARMlsTIcE.
Special says the Porte;f1as iefiui- ely
resolved TO refuse an armstice, but
declares its readiness 10 discuss terms
OF peace.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-14

FtaR stations. tTeiegraph stauons.
CONNECTIONS
!. AtStour City with Illinois Cch al SlouS
CITY and Pacific and Sioux City and St Paul Rail.
roads. ~
= AtRlk Point with stages for Eden, Canton
3 Al ysrmiili6n with stages for Lodi River
=. Al Meckling with stager for ST J.me.
5. AT tGayville with stages for ST. Helena.
Q. Al fankton with steamers for Forts Ran
dAlt Saliy, Rice, and all points on the upper Mis.
sonri river: stages for Bon Hommr, SprinparId
and Fort Randall, and steam ferry Tor Green ls-
iand, Nebraska, connecting Al Green Island with
stages for all points In Northern Nebrasks.
GEO. K. MERCHANT. S.ny saperintead,t.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York.

New York. Sept Is.
srocx.-opened lower closed higher. greatest
advance being In western shares.
Aosxr-Ets Etsy, lnda
GoLD-l 10
GOVERNMENTS Firm
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-14

Liverpool, sept 10.
BRzApsTurrs Firm.
Winter wheat, 9r2d: Spring ssa9s4d; White
s-s;a aess-ss esi ,dst,e-,d.
Corn, 25s9t2s. 4f
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-14
Indian, NEWS.
1Np1AN st.o,sfs.

OMAHA, Sept. IS Major Frank
North, with 100 Pawnce Indians, en-
listed as scouts for Gen. Crooks com..
maud, passed through here bound for
The Powdcrlriyer country tnrsiay.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-14
1 MAINE ELECTION. n.

- 80 + s,SF sGS & a. &
AugSsta- Returns, mostly Official,
froin -:sSG towns give the ,otnl vote as
III, III; ConIor, 70 $50; Talbot, 3d.
.24l; Connor's majority, 1929 The
same towns last year gave Connor
90 3,sfo; Roberts, 4o,6G4;, Counor's S
pajolity, LOG. kiaety-,hr-e smnH
places not rcporeed yet; their total
vote last year was S,l31.
Portland Returns ahus far report
100 republican aud 81 democratic rep.
resentatives elected; 30 towns to hear
from will probably make the hual
showing III republicans and 40 dem
.ocrats. -4-.
LoSpos, Sept ia telegram
from Malta, announces severe schock
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-14
DERHYs sPERcH. IL

Replying 10 the addresses of the
deputatlons that waited apon him
Monday, on the eastern question, APP
pears pretty generlly satisfactory to-
the press. and the public agitation
about he governments position on
this question
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-14
TwEED's PROPERTY.

NV YoRK, Sept. -Sberia Con
nor, to-day, returned execution on
Tweed Of six million dollar Judgment,
wholly unsatisfed, he being, unable
10 find any property on which tolmake
levy es 8
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-14
RIFLE MATCH

( New YoRK, Sept. l3.-The pool
selling las, evening on the result Of
the international rifle match, which
begins to-day at Creedmoor, was
about even between the American
and Irish team, and these two sold at
more than double the price Of any of
the Others. The sales were as fol
lows: At Johnson,s = Amsficas, so ;
Irish, 80; Scotch, 70; ,Aust.alian, Us
Canadian, TO- ] All MorrisseS g.
American, 10; Irish, 100; Australian,
40; Scotch, 80; Canadian, 10.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-14
Illinois Central Railr'd
FROM YANKToN.

Leave Sioux City ALTO p M, and arrive at Chi
| cago al $40 p. m.
Frecport
Passenger. leaving Chicago, eound west at s.a3
81 sioux city the ne1tdAy at 4. 10 A. m.
An accommodation train will leave sinnI51ty
daily except Saturdays, at 80 p. m. eonnefeng
With through passenger trains at Fort Dodge
at SionI City N % A. nj
trains going east connect At Chicago with all
trains Tor Drtroit, Cleveland, Baaalo, Niagara
Falls. flttsbarg. Philadelphia Baltimore, Wash.
insten, New York, Boston aud all parts Of the
East.
This train coaneets At Waterloo with trains on
the Cedar Fails and Minnesota Branch; leaving
Waterloo Al i21o .. m, and arriving NJ Mona al
70 a. m, connecting with Milwaukee a 81. Paul
rnilroad trains, and arriving Al ST. Paul at 6ao D.
M, and Minneapolis ~ $40 y. IA.
CONNECTIONS are made at Freeport with trains
Oh the Ilinois Central railroad IN Ain line leaving
fssepoIt 4 s.t1 ?. M, arriving at GAlesburg al
~ m; Peoria p m; Darlington AT IN Rock
island al - p M; Quincy At9 80 p m 81 Louis
NJ 7.l6 I'm, and Cairo At AIS am; connecting AZ
Cairo with trains for Memphis. Nashville, Viekr.
burg, Mobile. New OricAnA. and
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-14
:.onIruARYl

: eLosDoN, Sept. l3-Sir John Rich.
ard Quaid, JnEtioc so6 tAe eSust oi
queens bench, died to day.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-14
EARTH,luAKE

at Nessira to-day, creating a panic
but no material damage WAS done.
Some houses are reported tiamaged al
Raouin
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-14
cREEDMoRE.

The international rife match begun
at the eight hupdfed yard naage,
Boyd, Of the Scotch team, leading off
with a bulls eye; the first FIVE shots
of leach team gave the following
result Scotch team, 173; American,
ia; Australian, l72; Irish, l6s;
Canadian, l67. Il will be possible
for team to make . total Of 1900
each day. The trophy is to be shot
for each subsequent year upon the
same terms in the country Of the
team holding it, at such time and
place as the team shall decide.
il IRELAND, Sept. 13--Soore Of inter
national rifle match, 800 wards; Amer
leans, $50; Scotch, 535; Irish, 535;
Australian, 53l; Canadians, sal.
WASHINGTON, Sept. ,13-Arrange.
rnents have heen made With the
Scotch, Irish, Australian, Canadian,
and American rifle teams for = three
days match at Benning's station on
the Goth, 28th, and 30th Of Sept. Dis
trnce 800, 800, and 2 900 yards.
Following; are total scores II 800
yards range: Scotch, 52s; Austrian,
524; IrishSs 524; Americans 518;
Canadian, 476. -
On the ,ltOO yards range following
totals were made Scotch team 523
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-14
All Parts OF the south

Connections are also made at Freeporl with
Wcrtsrn Unton traine. leaving Frrepor. at 30 y
m and arriving 1t Racine At 6.55 y m and Mi
waukecat Z. .16 y m.
Connections arc also made at Dubuqaeto st
Louis, Cairo. and all points south
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-14

On the ,OUO yards range following
totals were made Scotch team 523 !,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-14
Baggage Checked Through

oARR6R0 C00CK0Q I01OuRA
To all important peinfs.
For through tickets and information apply At
the Illinois Central depot
Trains run BY Dabuqae time, which IL twenty
minutes faster thru Sioux City.
Jos. r. TucKER, Chicago,
". r. JOHNSON. dScnl suni.
General Passenger Agent, Chicago
II. A. HAMILTON. ARit Sioux City ian29dAw1y
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22

NEw-YoRx. Friday. Jan. FL. 1879
The following legal auction sales took place
to-day at the Exchange salesroom;
s,cr, brick house ss With o " Ssst 4i..s 400
" Df 7tsve lot 2OI!S8 Geo Ianer. Soo
frame house with iot I' So 80 E,st 5Stn a. So Iso
fw Of 2dave lot 25xl0Oj lsaola Grant. O2oo
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
SFw-YoRK CRY.
7th st s25 n Of Avoune A. 25xoo 10t leaseholh
raHaan Hdsef 70 Of hap ~ s5S lease
hold Isidcrs and others To Heury David . oo
sSd St = los IT Of Siave 2iiioo6 Mary Biesson 80.
a% anS s%'psns f a5aSSc s %aS Cha. Booth nnd
wife and Others 10 Lorcn1 r. issoi ominal
Can and wife t. Benjamin Rcharison - l5Oo
Gcarty And ~ Siie to James McDonne ~ .' 10000
6ithst Of 3dave. 25KlOO5; James Judge On ooo
old Boston road. ifresais aii6 Ward; Jerome Park
rs5 a. and husband @ TO julia Winters 10000
oft or Mc AZ nv and vile 10 Ro6er irwin
l2sS,st, "a, lo5 Il e Of 3days Isoxsgii also "a.
sSs c az m At aooa7o c nc5et trG 5S &5y
MncsSeSix re Pp''' P'Vpo'p ''' -. Nominal
s"mIcsnsf' I'd War,i, Same to same ~ ,.. Nominal
Ias Mc,sTcftS siSf Sio Nominal
Ira ayS Ws hd"ara iouns anu N'is $4,000
1aalo%st -, iei4 IT n Of Canal st. S24Is7.Gi wm o,
ws5 IT. a, GUSs Husband !" S is x psSoyos 09Jo
PIescOttAye. n W, lA xG6J. Al l0X29I To Sputen
Duyvel part Of Joseph Potter and VIE to
sarah TbnInal ...... ........-. Nomhm
inst A. l75 n ~ 9th ave. 20 by 10 Rih At s5parti
oiSgr SSg. ~ So. ..'.........e... I4.4O0
fhy Joln 9' r. Walsh R 'en u'''r i'o ' - Nominal
ey AYE nSd ,i vs 10 II J.ln O5Oo
Home ~, 13JN2Op (rwcnty.tllrd WhnD Cioed
I,oeb iSsI; and hep. p,o,' ii'''''' '' 10000
EaDio- md yyifa 4" oharles II shaw NoInns
01, oTso a, u tp bdr cxr 20 oSer moas&tcn ol5o
or,is,n no 10 ~ Stein ~ "'i . 81. 200
Is,,Hfn .l..4f Walk In
III II lone. ,'o' ~ o. ''''' e.,.-...., 1000
aye ~ e goPfi :, g ' % Io eLI,rcer 81 and aer. 900
fOnca J. Y. SAVAGE, Deputy i.ogi-ier'
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22
oprIcIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

ia sl s"c,T Of s Of Ma i,n ave- yrar $50 600
bfsei "a, sYe M ca an spS. ~ i' c " month. - 1900
oesse', nl s If lal istn alt 1900
f,H nt o, ag ave- ,m i i,t.i, ', years ~ ~ 10000
ZACH karoiuc. g lfedk Icl sot 'thfi" oi lst
years ..--...- .---.---. 'VV
4,1pi p A@Si. e "a i'lG Ste 1''l 5000
f %, sTse foTsIii y'' ~ Of II nr"n s ySif 1000
Msarqn ,l,r i,.,Tii =, u 'S M 81 " 200
r - ,op,r ~ 81 r. Isri. ave aad ~ 81 yeas. 80 10000
Mckewar. Pair ck, and Nif Ia Franklin Cra"iori" oo
- 2ith Narls Jyers .-.--.-- SUI
NSRP.o st5sp 81 vi i. " Of iis c n, mis- iG35
Sfhacr. - wIlr. Ia caroline h4Na-, of
s-t~t, and gth ayes; yedis BOO
ND,s" vnn, a ~ -5d ~ 3 mo1ii,.' ''.- 1908
same a. same of yrnur A d S2i ~ months 1000
Nc 90 C", o.; S7ih 7,5ye. rnn month. ~ 5000
"ii 95,,,. - ~ .ot =, ID ~ It Year '. > OS9
iDpi.I.li J. !. SAVAGE. Deputy Register.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22

6orses. Carriages, 6arness, &t.
yI,HE LARG EST ASSORTMENT OF Slcighs
in the civ consisting OF Albanys. POrtisnds trimmed
and untrimne ponies seat; Irottsrs at cs 70 s the
rnes brewster Clarence one landaulet one Cou
ono COUPE roaa ono do ont s-als also LOO
second hand OF all styles Harness Iobns ne &c
w. II. GRAY. 20 and ~ Woostef-sl
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22
amueemeuts.


A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-Mlle. THERESA
IA TITiB.S-GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
MAX STlAKOSCH las the honor TO announce that
MLLE THERESA TIrlENS
viii mske her first appearance In Grand italian Opera IN
America
MONDAY EVENING NEXT, Jan a. at80ciook, In Beilinis
NORMA. N"TMT' NORMA.
Mia THERESA TTTTENS IN her world renowned
character NJ NORMA.
Mime MccULIDUGH BHI0SOLI as -ADALiMsA "a
lbs nrst sppesra-cc In New York; ,o.
Mr.. MACDONALD .OROV ESQ
. tHs nrst appearance In New y forkl ,,~,uv
NJ usioa DIRECTOR ana toniuctOr. MAN
"WEDNESDAY. Jan. 20. NORMA
FRIDAY, Jan 2a, third Opera Night
General Admission al tO Reserved Seas 81 aud y oo'
according 10 location; Private Bayes $40 aud 81" ".
served seats IN Family Circle 81. Seats now he scutr
at aleny and b2 Broadway Each purchaser OF rerru
seats will 10 presented FREE OF wth copy vi
the correct
TITIENs OPERA LIBRETTO.
Positively no free list, with exception Oi the pross
CADEMY OF MUSIC. TITIENS.
IA BRANCH ITALIAN OPERA TICKET OFFICE
at kudDIhs No. l62 BToaawIy-No l6?
te accommodation OF the business Pablo Tn the lower part
Of the city. Reserved he purchased at the sie
price at Academy OF Music.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22
Brooklnn seal estate for Sale.

nor SALE or ENCIlANGE.-Ihe whole or
o. DO 1f Etsi.iiu. 10 growing
or w. Prr- Get ie~D vii he cxcn'nge Tor
,,uIry seat %. Improved ini on iuHr triud Ia 'is
fl, from lcuu Jf1pr, Tr par icuisr inquire m Ai'a -
q iifI'-l Law Olre 80 Fml"1s'r "lpp- ic Cib Iihi
lu. AN
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22
Gin Real G5inle for Sale.

I-OR SALE-Ncar DE-. Scudici's church, an
! elegant Tires - r. -TONI FRONT % a m@cTte ptcr
10 a proup, buyer. ~ LAND q MhillNI. . bocAn aist.
EOR SALE-In immcdia-' vicinity of bew
Once. desirable FhOPLEl y. bAlOp. mu..
u. sold terms cIsy. HrIly "a owner. a. MCkrONF VAN
HAAGiN - Co.'S No ii1d-'nsi
VHOR SALE-On west side of Broadway. near
I Iost Bmce-A nrst ct-r Slpic ana uxtfs-sild LOT.
with fiYIl, Cay terms all cash. oI i1fEr
part bond aai mortgage u urs.rs 81 li'4tR
MORGAN. No . Pine 81 lZ'f5l
gothic rOP.-SMOKY CliIMNEYS cured.
" Soc pay. Thirty cays' Tiul Malni .cturfi 10y
HUiI. ri'I:N Co.. 1hd sDJvo I"tHiJ thiu o.
send fpr C.iculAr.
lIADISON-AYE. Northeast corner Thirty
w a. rlst Morrag sale c ani iout story brown t"he
r auction rms DIV NJ u "c ock m
4, tle HacIausc sto-lOon Ill LIazdva by KlclAkp y
JOnrnmeut
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22
Coun!rn Rcal geIaie for Sale.

oullrn Rcvl GSiiie 11t 3H'e.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE on Erie X. r., one
7 = nolr FROM city. depot. pr o.. st'Op WI ~
cllA SOL. tor ho4ss BROOK lyu. kt iANb a Will iilN"
Jbttssu3nli
LVOHIDA.-lmproycd Orange Farms, Orange
Ons3 ..r Hcr, a.I r5ii 10. 80 --.- r"", Room )"
t1OR $ALE.-A coy home tor sale very
cheap; ~ uut-- wall from ftl1t. ousc f0'nz l1i
Cj1I o. tor particulars aldrr- h"A "ul ildhhef n.
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for good CITY
1 PROPERTY "a large aud ,a.u. b!" IICf ll.ANIA
mos m Al DArcn. 90. HOMER MoEDhH. 30 fiac sI
t2G6l
ErOR RENT-A large, convenient twenty
foIt.o HOUSf. MOI, COR rnirnonri ht'o1 minute
y iIA rr .r STALLION O IoIu g. u, 49,. thrb minutes w h
tbe JtrIn.i.l Bu dig-. .upl -rHii- iuraIr IlHi"I
"Do. E Ecuh"EN, ii.anosa i. ,'' De- Co, rem
ErOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAr-1O to 80
/ acre. Iarse hpuse. good repair wei @iairf' largo
arrs cr fr 4i- al rinis. no ioriiinu. near d, =
ho.i- FROM New iOfA. Apply - NliilAh D.. NAL
hom'ftillr.. .-.l.
NOR SALE-A valuable PROPERTY ON the
Hudson Ei,rr nye miles south 0f the Cih ot f0uchhrp
49,. nhi.hf-s comfy, tlrre nhr- it"u Nc"Ihn lHl ~
abIa - aor- Il good lau large rvf in rha rNt two
dwen. narn: olcr premises ofit ~ il.hr
sale nr 30 dats. tafcuar~ liroSs J. H. MAI Iiih"H
Clinton Point -. Jan ~, l~fO
ryYIOGA COUNTY FARM for SALE-lG0
arrs vfiulIo land; price feas, nahlc; w,Hin ,nS
a-.toTy BIZ Brp0klyu IN eEchanso hohh'"
WHITING. 3 BocSinan si
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22
Winicr nesoris.

DOARD in SOUTH CAR0LlNA.-Misses NJ.
ID IL sEEMAN inferm their friends thy hsys % opensn ,
houso Aiken, a., wBer. those VINO wsn qnet
Ione ano1 tr Pines accommodated Oh rea
terms very pail visitors only J., leg RON the
" further Inflammation Inquire OF r. H. w
No 3S Pearl hILAS ROBBINS. No Broone 81, n D.
DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, New-Prow-
HI drnce Bahama IIsnd iasd o. pcrpeiaai snmmes ha
LID6EBWOOD q o.. 7o8 broadway Nsw'ror1'
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22
HORSE and ICARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoGK. Friday. Jan q, 157G.
Slr. Johnston held his usual Scmi-wcckly sale
tosy at bis establishment, Thirecnths between UNI
.DD md Lllth-Arn EnllnMlng Is lLe rcsmlti
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22

UOUSEWORK.- young English giil wants
4 place for general aousrwork az ciamhcfN" WINS
place wages city cIunify. car hr -"n 9
PROTESTANr HOME BUBEAU. i8s 9Th ave, above i1iii.
Il
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22
Sales bp AatiIou.

A. MELVIN. Aucuoneer.
DY BANGS, MHHWIN " Co., 6J6 Broadway.
ID near Boud-L-Sso, Of looks WORKS oi Art Fancy
GOODS e.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22

4 HlDINI.N iDkh.-A StfOng Young NhN'lu,
Ltry landed. Wollt iise place ~ private '-WY -
Hing auvting u called upon 10 go: ua naer,
at rrsL AppiY az UDELLS AGENCY. lU' w. 'iti 's'
Garner Of Gr"ilNaJ.