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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-05
Corporation Notlres.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS
~ PROPOSALS for EXCAvATING, BLASTING, ETC.
ANA IRON WORK, MUSEUM Of ART.-separate Sealed ed
received by the above Department at NO ~
Union square, n. Y City, until $50 O'Clock a. M w Ed
ticuiars city Record. No City ii all
IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS
~ PROPOSALS for YELLOW and WHITE PINE r LUM
ment at No 80 Union Square, n. Y. City, until WEDNEs
DAY April 12 ls7 for the above materials For fu par
ticulars see City Record, No. City Hall -
NOTICE.-Proposals for building wooden
IN pier 10 be situated foot OF Banks N r. viii DC re-
ceyed at the Of the Department OF DOCKS III and S
until IL O'Clock m. Of FRIDAY April IA. 1873
For fun information Tho city Record" Copies for sale
at No. 2 City Hall
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WOOL MARKET.

PApsIrmi, April 4-wtol dull prices poninay nm m
ana " oct Vifenis M and above, 45Gitc y, i5gioc'
Medium 10000; Coarse, asa i5c; Ne@19tE, Michtan'
1'oer.r tOas3c, COMBINE Washed jsa62c; tonbing ~
va-hei ~ Canada COmblng. G3c; line, unwashe -
G2gc; Coarao and Medium un~ashed o 81 eSte. i ~
tnVas,ed 2D62c: Fxra and Berno, Pulled 3jd3.cj no
and Suer Pulled, 3OdIOc. Texas Fine and N-'l lni,
On POO Trxas Coarse lSG21c. California, Fine and
NeJ1In 2Od25c.; California, Coarse. ltG2Oc.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL s. 1876

sheep SALE the rest OF the arrivals were wester
5ept direct 10 daughter houses the Northern mostly
medium grades which sold at 6a7ci sales In oS at
- 5Oas3 so each extra Sds6 90, or from Al TO ISac
~ ~.
VEAL CALVES sold at s59i5.
CHICAGO, April 4CArTIE- 35O0 market fairly
and under lighter receipts cows and
stays ~ s7LaS3 30 stockers IS 90as4 Is feers 40
fair 70 good native steers "a 5d$i S7A2 BEST 500
So %. Shpmens 1SC0.
oes-Rscepta 60 demand active, and prices have adj
vapced BE- ght "a l0dsS 30 mixed and packing. $50
S. % shipper 50 2Odss 40. shipments 1000.
sHyyP-Receipts 600 uarket active and shade higher
common TO choice sheep, 81 j09S7 90 chiefly Sc 1881
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Dipi6en0 Notices.

OFFICE OF TIE DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD Co,
No 62 WiLLAMsr Ew;10RK Msrcn y 10 lo>
PER CENT has this day been declared on the stock OF
this Company payable 10Th OF April next at the
office Of Messrs NJ X Jesnp Co.. stockholders re-
Clustered as such al the closing OF the books.
VIII be closed the lst and reopened on the
nth day of April next j. b. DUMoNT Assistant Secretary
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VEGETABLES.

Exports potatoes Tor this zoos bbs Old roaloea
Are improving hut rather growing worse Tue disc hrEng
bonts are uing inferior low puct "
lsslb 10 orco on lots save reduced figure sales have
been made IT 75c bb inclndcd Bermuda steamer Just
arrived With potatoes 7475 boxes Tomatoes 80
crates onions; bess single craft cucumh tho
holding fuT 81 DO
having rce Tire potatoes arc mostly Q" I'VE new
growth rather thar Winter crDWu ana put lgrr Wa ~
SJ1sg 20 Tor the reds Bcos 81 5OGS2. Quotations;
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Ocean Cleaners.

NCHOR LINE.-U. s. MAIL STEAMERS
~ SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers booked lowest rates 10 or IRON any seaport Oh
railroad station In Great Britain or ireland
HENDERSON BROTHERS,, Bowlnggreen
4 MEXICAN LINE.
"A WEEKLY MAIL STEAMSHIP SERVICE between
PHILADELPHIA and LIVERPOOL, calling az Qu EENS
TOWN sailing THURSDAY from Phllatelphia ana
sailing every WEDNESDAY from Liverpool The following
steamers appointed to sail from Phlalephia:
OHIO q INDlANA....--.-.April2 ~
Observation-Disclosures 10 ILLINOIS -; May
LORD CLIVE. ....ADHi 20 CITY OF BRISTOL. May Al
PRICE or PASSAGE IN CURRENCY.
CARIN-..........S75 TO 100 according to location
steerage intermediate tickets to and from all points A.
the lowest rates.
Ste,Incrs marked with Intermediate.
Passenger accommodations for all classes unsurpassed
and other information apply 70
PETER WRIGHT q SONS, General Agents
3O7 Walnut st., philadelphia
w. COTTON. ~ BTO2i-st. NewiOr
JOHN MCDONALD, Passenger Agent.
= .Dlco
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NORTHERN r. r. OF y. ].
FHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.

GIARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. Dec. ;.
ls75-Leys depos foot Il Corandl and Desbrossesss at
=. N, for ElsOn, Bethlehem, Allentown, I2uch Chdnk,
Hazleon Beaver Meadow, aananoy City Shenandoah Mi
Carmel, WilkesbarTe Fttston, Eara, &C. connecting with
trains Cor Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo, Niagara FANS
and tine West -
D. m FOR Faston, Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Ch1nk,
Hazeto iahaBoy CITY Shenandoah, Wesbsrre PittsoD,
making close connections Reasing,
POttsyir amt Harr.sDuiS,
y. ~, fos Eesioi, bet4Oheun, Allentown ana MAicn
Chunk stopping az Ell siaiOls 49, , 49, 4,
$50 o. m INT Express daily, FOR Easton bethlehem. AZ
lcnioyn Mauch Chunk. MSesbar, iItist0n EhnlIa Sc,
connecting with trains for Ithaca AuDGrn Rochester Bfao
Ealls MesL PuIil... sleeping coaches
attached. ND5'I H. "a ~, sup avn " Z.
Office If Church Cyrtlanat SIS.
GHAS. II. CUMMINGS, Agent.
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NEW.YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER EAILROAD.-Aft.r Jan. ], 1875 through
trains VIII leave Grand Central Depot -, a.,
SEQ Chicago AMI Northern Express, Win drawing
through 10 Rochester.
1870 m, Special Chicago Exprsss with drawing roolcirs
to Rochester and Bufa!O.
II 90 a. u, Northern and western LXpress
Oh n M Montreal ~ press with sleeping cars from Now.
YORK To -. Albans arriving 1t Montreal ~ 500 a. m
eco D. NJ EXPRESS with seepngcdlS tOc atertoWn AMI
Cauau1a! NOnire4i Va PlsitfDu en-.
800 p ~. Pacific Express l'aiy with sleepinycars Tor
Rochester Niagara Fails Bunaio ana tl-cihaa;
as0 for Chicago VIA both !. :. and IL 9 Railroads ~,
100 Express with sleeping cas- IOs Albany a"u itoJ'
way Trains as per Loe'i il' - G. IL. KFNDRICK, 4
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poultry Is IN quick demand fOr approaching Jews
holiday. Western fowls sold at lso VIII some at
10 Drp-s If in good order also hayrg ready sale al
better prices OF the frozeHhsvo stock mony anu
stale O sold At 3f4c = TO- win considerable
Oa3c solid frozen brings sbou the pIicn Of fresh ~
few Southern chickens sold - dSl p WIG
pig plenty Ployer and ssDd sniyc
HOG in faa arrive
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FHUITs ND NUTs-DRIED.


Receipts dried week SAC Dkgs. md 1913
pe.nts There little anxiety the Of holders Of
apples realize, that tho for their general has
arrived without increased demand Weuige t!a conoes
IL Likelihood 81 selling. SUN
the ordinary iobbng trade which took II hbs state
sliced fine 94c Is bDl e,ghths and 20 Of nieo sliced
bt bbls primo sliced At Toe. Peaches remain
unchanged Some Old halves unpeecd, sold al lc and
lot IL offered at Zoe There Is very little doing IN other
Dealers begin to Look tho approach OF the
early fresh fruits Peanut little easier, with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-05
9tean1boais ano Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- Leave New.York from foot OF Desbrosscs and Cor

- ~ 49,, :, - ~ -
ID Leave New York from foot Of Desorossos and Cort
ssS No. for washington and the we,. Pullman par,,,
cars from New York to Balt@oys aud washngson-
o., New Orleans l -, -. s.u,, o.,, ,,o.,,.
%as6 aswli'-ha IAl0asn cars iro" Ns"f@rH
$50 m. daily. for Washington, the South and West
G1 s s to sa a tSs esS
Hssi:' a9ssa1gs fS 'Ssis a9s
sSah TEiOusS sespcr Baltimore and as the
1901 Of Cortiand depot Jersey CITY
4 ZEN hAia hAiLhOAD " VI ,,, NEW-JERSEY.
and Freight station N New YORK foot Of LhertsL CONNECTS
win Del Lack aqd West r. r. q Phillip burg viii LsSisa
Central Pennsy lyana and New.York state '' NV "
Commencing Dee s75eaSe a. follows
Bath Aontown saaeh cS r S wssa
0aTTe PGttsyllls g sc Grant d. 5cno,O,
-Wy Tram t io Bennington and Eassou. connects
600 @TaoRSISe ESrsfss. dsv Except sundays. for
M Sc bnH snd s At
o scre%RsSn Rfn ior oSo7s sSG Pennington
ah chan amssd for MSanny Efi ad %
barre Rcadne coianlDa Lancaster Epbrata PotsSiis.
HarI5iSprr &c for Ea,On polvdsra Bath Mauoa
cagnS Wiikes9 sH TEAM sna Por paneIen
tray, Easfon Auentowr Mauch
,, ?; , a. fnncon Win Del IacE .n West n n
f;3O y. nl.-Nay tram aud Remington
800 y. D.-Way train Tor Dlneiien Co. ra,o, .u.,o,
5l0 p m.-EfENiN6 fAFhhss uAly, iot l-atoh
Hauch Chunk WIkosoarrc, IoHaaut hSh4iAs Anu nAAAS
burg -. -, 4. e,.r,-
$50 p. m-My lIfun tDI 2Ohelync.
500 p. may TIain ,or 5oneryiie
$50 p M y i Isin soI i uaHe.e1ii;
lD0P Hl-mg r i..snt A"r 'ouioi'iH's
3 s ~ I. NV mWav TTsia tor somervIls
y'Vll tlaeiu sar T1nnalleD
12O0 lI.-y~N ran ran "a ~ eG@s 7so IAN stH
Eof q "a ISis M IL M I2i5 l. 200 AS
zoo 9oV lVi lap % % w l5 s'5ib $40 IA Gl5
o1S 3to, a. 90 n on n II 4. n IN ' y" ''
$50, - H:fO o'ou V'DV lo'0y = EfCLEp Sunt and Enx
~ m n,,,,r- oono-., D. ~ r. :, ~ iIsnf NF ~ 'S
H. DALDh4'' "o"oi" 19oSi'sSA
uIpTE DAIJXV
II SPRING ARRANGEMENT OF Trains, IN effect March.
1876: ,
T-Ctncnnat and Chleaeo pay fxpfess. 9S
Coaches To Buna0 aLu Siee9ihg Ooacheo W iu ~
caggo - Exnres. A,.u for eneaIo and the West
lO:to a. M ~ 49,, Hif ioi "" 'AN '"' "''~
siseihg oV dy 20 c xpress for the West leepinr
a. y " y 20 n1ch.star tueaio Sagara Fails Cincn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-05

DHILADELPfiIA via LONG BRANCH and
4 to NEWJERSEY SOUTHERN r. R-Faro from New
YORK 10 Phadep la only - =, commencing Hach IS, $40
New nom Pier D. =. r., toor RertorsI lOi5
a. NJ Philadelphia 5Taacn. IONS River, Naeand.
81. tor rLlatolpaIs, Long iiaHch; ', eown and
1ucGcrtCu W. = SNEDEN, q. VI.
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"'J 4."'iS 30 P04 A'' ~ C. II. KESDRICK,
General Passenger Agent
NETWORK, NEW-HAyEN AND HART.

a EN lDkA, NB " IL GN AMI HAM
~ FORD Il. R-EEW-Yo8H AND NEW.HAyEN FL
VISION.-WileE Arrangement, commencing F. lSl y.
Passenger station IN NewiOrs Grand Central Depot ca
'' y" Wy TRAINS LEAVE SEwYORR.
Trans Tor GeT-Hayen leave q 70 Ace'rl S05 tbx,
5Uo. kAtcnh 10 a. llN.. y y. lAcc A. lex. -
Aeon, tEx), 40 aud 51j Qocal Ell (Exb ami 10
For Soath Norsalk 7:lo S:05 9o5 a. NJ y m, ELl
20. (N) 40 Jl5. $40 63j y 10 For STANFORD,
7:lO SOB %. 1910 ", ~ M 22o, aud 90 fENl
30, 10, j., 40 30 20 - 10 AMI IL - T. ~.
Boston Express Springfield at $50 and 10 a 2nd
p ~; via SHORE Line at and 10 the 500 ].
90 anu amt 10 M Stopping at Stant0rd NorWas and
sos 10 inG s. ., aid 10 p AZ Bridgeport tbs
sos \ IN. and D. m connect with trains on shore Line d.
vision for providence. Tho SOj ~. ana D. connect
with shore Line DYslcn Sprwioh ana ne kew Haven
aud Southampton X r. a. NeTliaven, and the 500 n m.
and p M Tor SeHpoft; 500, 10 and
meet wlt1 'OnltrcGt RIVER r. q. az Springfield, and
Tor Montreal. me so ,. m aEd D. connect IN NAH
CatucS R.iG ad hOdSaonc H. X. q. Bridgeport. The %
% and $40 with Danbuiy and NorwaS
T. X. at stamford.
Boston Mail N. via Springfield. i
D. via PrOgIence
Drawagropm Cars OF Day Express, and Sleeping Cars
icfetS can ss purchased Ticket Office Company
Grand CrlTa Depot al otces 81 y. y Transfer Co.. "a
broadway ork. ard No. Courtst, BOSlyL viii
also CHECK baggage from residence 10 destination.
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pENNSYLyANIA RAILROAD H1

pENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD.-Tnt
GREAT Try L me ANp uMt III, D, spATEs MALI
xo Tor a. erSn.c Pittsburgh the West anil sonth
with pullman Palace Cars attached $50 ~ and no IN.
Tor &isSspot Lock MayoP yia Phnsdelpha and
Hig ~ - Dt'' sSnRss a Corr 5a f So n S ~.
CORY Tasyi Petroleum Center and the Oh
TsT BSlimor Washington and the SOUTH Limited wash
D. "a m. arrives ~ Washington AZ ilO p. Regular at
81! Z, 81 H r Pnl..elpa Z 3d. iG 80 M 1880 g. l.
49, O. $50 p ~ ami y niShi s,,icay o. g. q $50
FOR Nowark at 1. go 2 gao. . 10 y IN. l2n.; l.
7s6 81 TO- ii5o p p NJ NJ and y Hsst sunday DAY
EiiaSf5S g f. 7 80 5 5 y % sG !? s %
530 $50, 7, and $40 L: N: 80 20
EGr a. so Gi 5 i55 30 5i6 S 4 Il 30 $50
"For Woodbridge Perth AmDoy and south Auboy aud 10
F a Ys hui gss sS Z aud II H. $40 4lo $50
Sj M IA, And IL, IL D Y n sunni Sa ~! "a.
kIasssa a9d 20 l I 50 q lo and tl2P M
Iof Iamportylr ~ = ;p !; 9 = IN M ~ ana ID
Fof TcDias ION, 800 a. ~ ; ana . |: M
E@T TTnton Bortenon ,ugig ION Camden 1850 and
$50 a; m, II = !. ., a'5 ,,h HniiOpm.
For Faln ?saie ana sQuaD Z 30 a. NJ aud ?: M 49,
FST lsLs;0Sn SnmSrS neon, .:Ij p ~
For Hgasiown and penir,rt, . m VIA Perth Annoy
and r 20 r nv ys i1o%s From ttseush e55 and 1880
- sp So 9S FROM Sa Wassss and Eatao
S SgS a 5te e go. 65y H. I2o i5i 2IS SO
Oh Slo TAO s-i!6 929 ~! H. eun2" DIV '''
Ticket Offices 500 and ga Broadway No Astor hSuss
,ra taot nj Desirosses ana Cosndt SITS NO HoSItst.
ProoSiyn and Nos ia, no and lls hudsohs'' h'D'.'A
Er,, ,r,,,t Tirket Oics. No Battery. place.
hio'ei'''' d. NJ. BOY ID, Gen Passenger Akents
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
STONiNG TON LINE
= ron BosToN AND ALL POINTS EAST
REDUCTION OF FAKE.
ELEGANT steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARaA0ANsEIr
leave Pier 80. North River. foot OF Jayst, al p H.
NOT TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN YEARS
Tickets for sale ut all principal ticket Offices sta
secured at Westcott Express Company anG ~ SiS
"''' PROVIDENCE LINE.
Steamships ELECTRA and GAIATEA lesye isr :i Hofn
river foot Psrzplsce, 1t 43o eghts Via eitaes
lire at lowest rates.
L. w FILKlNS. q. y. Agt y. . bAhtoShs riesss
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financial.

A GAS STOCKS.
N. NETWORK METROPOLITAN. MUTUAL. AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and all kinda brooklyn AID New ork Gas Securities dealt
In by GEO. H. PRENIiSS
Rnon y. Y.
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Receipt. FOR past reof 20 iZs pkGs do last weeE ls8
free arrivals earned prices down tO &c. but While they
sal coming forward Beautifully there Anticipation OF
let up owing 10 bad travelling tho country just and adj
Nce arc such that 6 10 the general holding pTco this y
IA Some dealers made nee point AID sold a. 1870 The
S4aIket closes nrm ~ the prlces n2mod. QuOt2uo1b;
81 ana Il l. Y dozlI 97la Southern...--.-d5 9d5A
State andP .l6l2D -.........25 as
West chOiee .......lG Gl8i2 Geese d6O
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The caV the week at he various points
Of distribution we're follows BY Ere Railway, - cana
cream $500 cans milk Harlem Railroad. @,=S5 DO. New
Haven Railroad 767 DO. Hudson Hvu Railroad 90 40.
RsrO.d 200 40: miscellaneous nesrDv routes ~
DO total Of 40 qnarts esch. The price Mt rt
the surplus sold tho platform durog tho pA wees
81 90 per beginning 81 90 S1d selling ~
that right through Tho supply continues largely IN
excess ordinary bat A. his low gcr
making into butt"r that II s sens AZ lgh
figures Attempts advance the price OF A W
10 tina; 10 ef; D"alrs aiyHo
farmers TO hold back mix fol- two using 1t II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-05

FURs AND SKINS.
AT The March sae II London q continuation OF tho
same there quite decline skunks beaver OpOssu,
mink and otter, with a Moderate advance In fox.
Quotations. primo SKINS ONLY:
10 sizaa
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GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
~ NEwYoRX TO BRISTOL lEng.)I1DIiRECT. ,o,,
Gloucester, and al ports Ia Bristol Channel.
Sailing fro'a Pier 10 East River 49,
SOMERSET, UEDAY, April 10
ANAGON, SyinOns. .........-.-..-...- -
cabin $40, currency: Excursion $40; inferno
dia- currency; $50 Prepaid steer
Certificates so Drafts Tor and upward For freight
" d. MORGAN, Agent No. 10 SOuth.st. New York.
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General Dir,-toAS.
Send only GOOD articles and other eat
~ poor goods Put everything IN good order An attractive
examination and often MAKES sala where Ofy
package sloYonly appearance fails PACK securely 50 hat
he The contents ch&LSe about &c
r,enty of tsql. ary with eggs Mara plainly
h batH-a stsnCipsto 10 DssSnd note contents ON te
also. send litter 81 Tho
sSme tma stating sent The route time, &c An IN
aloud De Enclosed Ia rarfel OF box Always
state Tie nun0eT packages Secure or yourself feputE
zion goods put best shape 50 that your mara 10 al
demand.
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FRITITs-GREES.

Rcceips for past week csc baiss DO previous week SD
bales; exports O tales Trade is quiet and 10 effect
sales concessions might have TO bo made T1ansac1
cutie limited especially FOR the torgn market hpmehs
being hight 81 Is bales 2ir Western, went at lfc
v n - bales good Stale - Ice. We quote:
1SlS WiscOnSll5- 4OG -
ti6 Iearng
l0Glk Odds al sTO1ths........ %
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-21
Gleaninps.

His honor had appointed two young law
yers to defend on old and experienced
horse thief, in Texas. After inspecting
his counsel for some time in silence, the
prisoner rose and addressed the bench
care them to defend me?' ayes, sir, said
his honor. Both of EN-" responded the
Judge "rhen | plead guilty." and the
poor fellow took his seat and sighed.
A young baritone who volunteered to
sing 1.-THE heart bowed down." at q church
festival in Indiana, got very much en-
barrassed when the time came, and started
off in this styles
"The heart boiled down.
The copgre CATION thought he was ridicu-
ling religion, and rose and SHE'D him
through the window. -Brooklyn argus.
The Hudson Is not exactly drying up,
but it is becoming an uncertain river to
navigate. Bars form across the channel
few miles below Albany, and materially
impede navigation. Last summer great
deal of delay aud trouble was caused by
these bars and the shallOwness of the water
above them. II is a wel.known fact that
the Hudson brings down much smaller
volume Of water now than in former years.
The Norwalk Hour says, "On Wednes
day, while workman was ploughing field
belonging to Mr.. Charles Il. Comstock, in
Wilton, the plough throughout nearly Its
entire course, turned up myriads Of grass
hoppers.
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Pullman Palace car.

are run on all through trains OF this road.
This Is the only line running these cars be-
tween Chicago and st. Paul, Chicago and MIL
waukee. or Chicago and Winona.
At omaha our Sleepers connect with the
Overland slecpers on the Union Pacific rail-
road for all points west OF the Missouri river.
On tho arrival OF the trains from the East or
South, tho trains OF the Chicago and North
western railway Leave Chicago az follows
For Council Bluffs, Omaha and California,
Two through trains daily, with Pullman Palace
Drawing Room and Sleeping cars through TO
Council Bluffs.
For st. Paul and Minneapolis, Two through
trains daily,wit Pullman Palace cars attached
For Green Bay and Lake superior, Two trains
daily, with Pullman Palace cars attached, and
running through TO Marquette
For Milwaukee, Four through trains daily,
Ptiman cars on night trains, parlor chair cars
For Sparta and winona and points in Mime
sofa, One through train daily, with Pullman
sleepers TO Winona.
For Dubuque, via Freeport, Two through
trains daily. with Pullman cars on night trains.
through trains daily, with Pullman cars on
night train TO McGregor Iowa
For Sioux City and iankton, Two trains
daily. Pullman cars TO Missouri Valley June
ton.
For Lake Geneva, Four trains daily,
For Rockford, Sterling, Kenosha, Janesyille,
and other points, you can have from two to ten
New York once, No. AIS Broadway Boston
once, No. state street; Omaha office, 2os
rarnham street; San Francisco office, l2l
CLARK street. under sherman house corner
Canal and Madison streets kinzie street de-
POT, corner W. kinne and Canal streets Wells
street depot, corner Wells and Kinzie streets.
For rates or information not attainable from
MARVIN iiiiuSHITT,
Gen. sup's, Chicago.
Gen. Pass, Ag't, Chicago. tld--ss
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Post Office.
MAILS CLOSR.

Harlem Extension way, ESQ Pr
Eastern way, 1l.40 q. M.
Troy way, 200 p. IN.
Troy, 1913 u. III, 200 BIAS and $3.50 p. m.
Albany, 1045 a. in., 800 and $40 p. N.
Boston, II 40 .. M, and $50 p. IN.
Canadas 2.1o and $50 p. M.
Northern way 9.l0 p. m,
Burlington, 2.i0 ana 800 p. IN.
Saratoga way, 3.45 and $50 p. m.
Nev York, 1915 q. m. 2.4s, and $50 p. m,
Connecticut River way, $50 p. NJ.
Woodstock way, (Stage) 100 p. m.
Chlttenden, 1870 y. III.
Stockbridge (stage), 1880 p. m.
bennington, $50 and 1000 p. m.
West Rutland, 200, 345 Sndp.90 p. IN,
MAILS ARRIVE.
Harlem Extension way, 11.t5 q. m.
Eastern way, 2.25 p. III.
Troy way, 1910 and q.i5 p. IN.
Troy 1900 m, 1918 y. nj, and $50 a. m.
Albany, 1900 N. and 300 p. m.
Boston, 90 q. IT.. 1870 H., and 2.25 p. N.
CanadaS, 600 p N.
Northern way, Hoo o. In.
Burlington, 1000 p. III. and 1100 a. In.
Saratoga way, 1900 IA.
New York, / 80 and 11b5 q. NJ, 1890 m, and
1918 p. m.
Connecticut River way, SPOT IN.
Bennington, li.55 II. M End $50 p. m.
Woodstock way, tstage) 1900 N.
Chittonden, 1901 IN.
StOckbrdge (stage>, 1900 m.
West Rutland, ~ 90 m 300 and 1913 o. m.
tx Mails will be promptly closld at the specl-
led hour; all letters deposited IN the street
0 xes will be collected at 9.15 and II. a. IN t
l.3o. 2.15, 400 ana last collection for all nigh
malls, at 900 T. m. All letters deposited In the
Letter Box at tho Depot Will be collected by
Route Agents Ave minutes previous to the de,
parture OF each mail train
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-21
Sensible advice.

You are asked every day through tho
columns Cr newspapers and by your drug
gist to Use something for Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint that you know nothing
about, you get discouraged spending money
with but little success. Now TO give you
satisfactory proof that Green's August
Flower will cure you Of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint with all its effects, such
rs Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual
Cosliveuess, Palpitation of the Heart,
Heartburn, Water-brasb, coming up of
food after eating, low spirits, &c, we ask
you TO go TO your druggist, Albert W.
higgins; also Rice & Co., Castleton, and
l.. Kellogg, Fairhayen, and get sample
bottle OF Green's August Flower for 10
cents and try it, or a regular size for 70
ceRts, two doses will relieve you. d&w
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-21
By Mail and telegraph.

President Potter, of Union college, is en-
deavoring to meet some pressing wants at
that institution. He has undertaken to es-
tabllsh reading room, and to have it ready
by the opening of the fall term. The col
lege library is also to be catalogled and
made more available to the students.
President A. d. White, of Cornell uni
verslly, read paper, before the Union
League club, Thursday evening, entitled,
Paper Currency; Initiation in France
How it Began" The Club theater was
filled with members, all of whom listened
attentively to the strong hard money docu-
ment, notwithstanding many of them were
or had been previously paper money men.
Peter Cooper was among those who went
upon the stage to congratulate President
White as soon as the lecture was over
Richard Kenyon, collector of the town
of Amboy, has absconded with So, 900 of
the official funds. He disappeared Mon
day, April 10, but the loss was not dscov
cred until April ID, when pursuit was be-
gun. lie went to Syracuse, expanding
large sums of money. Thence he took
train west, and has not since been heard
from. Of1cere are pursuing him. He
leaves family and a good name behind
him.
The steamboat Bristol of the Fall river
limo on "Wednesday morning, brought to
New York as freight box about four feet
long and three feet high. 1t was soon dis
covered that 1t contained living freight, and
9eing opened detormed negro about three
feet high and without arms, was revealed.
Through an interpreter, he said he felt very
comfortable, aside from being tired, and
would like to cit up and rest himself. He
was native of the wilds in San Domingo.
and had been brought on to the United
States for exhibition. He usually travelled
as freight, and much preferred it 10 any
other mode. His exhibitor soon returned
and appeared somewhat yexed at tho lib
ertios taken with bis property.