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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT and all points on Honsatonic
4 and Railroads. Fare 81 steamer bRlDuE
PORT leaves slip at J. noon. aud bridgeport atiI
y.
4 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
bIANNASGEMENp OF PASSENGER TRAINS. Aug. 8,
s5Ieave epois foot Of Corand aud DesDro-sss sis at
m FOR ~. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mach Chunk,
Uazeton Beaver Meadow hGlanoy CITY, Shenandoah MI
Carmel, WilkesbaIre PtsiOu ElLra &c connecting with
trains Tor Ithaca, Auburn Rochester Buhao. niagara fas
H. m Tor Raston. Bethlehem Allentown MaucE Chunk.
Iarton MahanOy city Shenandoah. Wkesbarr fittson.
1nkhapnock. &c, marlhg close connections for Rehling
lotisvir ami EarrisDuIg
p. m, Tor ERslon, Bothlehem, Allentown. ana Maoch
10 D. I Slight - press daily, for Easton Bethlehem Al
lcnown Nauch Chunk WkesbaIre, pittston ElnlrA &c,
connecting with trains for Ithaca Auburn, Rochester Blao
Nlgara Fail, and tho West Puluans sleeping coaches
attached hOb 4 H. "a hf'' sup anu lug T.
I .ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
- WINTER ARRANGEMENT nj. .
Commencing Oct 70. 1873 Trains leave Hunter runs "
900 a. m-EIpro,s mall for Greenport Sag haroor ana
i065 a m-Mau for Jefferson. Locust Valley,
Homestead and ItocAa%ay. - 80, . rt.,,.....A
$50 D. Express fog GreenpOrt sag dArDoT Loeusl al
lev HrmD,tead. Rgd ltockaway
130 n-EIpress for Port JEFFERSON iocns' 'au9y' ana
SS6 M. Express Locust Valley. Hampstead and Rock
away; m accommodation Eorthport aud Hcnpstssi
" y - f,ye honriy Flushing from $50 H. 70 1880
m. and at 1890 a." s.'1 MA %TaAISa
800 a m.-For Port Jefferson Locust valley ana Hemp
go For NornD0' LOCUST ysloy and
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Banking 6onsrs ano Bankers
FISK g. HA r OH /,
BANhERS,
No. s NAssAU-sT. NETWORK.

wo give particular attention TO DIRECT DEALINGS IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS ut CURRENT MARhEF RATES,
and ere ~, pared to buy sell In large or small
soount TO suit all clauses 81 investors orders by mai OF
10 erraph Will receive careful attention
We shall pleased furnish Information In rfence to all
matters connected with investments In Government boode
We also buy and eel GOLD and GOLD COUPONS COLI
IEcrr DlVIDFNDs and TOWN. COUNTY and STATE
COUPONS &C.. and buy and sell on COMMISSION al MAR
KErABLE STOCKS AND BoSDS
In our BANKING DEPARTMENT wo receive deposits
d subject TO draft and allow interest to be cred
lied monthly on balances averaging Tor the month from $1,000
TO 900 at per cent per annum aud on bal
ance. averaging over So the rate Of four per eea
FISK 8, HATCH.
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providence AND STONINGTON S. S
L Between NETWORK and BOSTON.

REDUCTION IN FARE
BETWEEN NETWORK AND PR0FIDEScE 10 -.
BETWEEN NETWORK AND BOsfON TO ~.
SrONiNGTON LINE.
TIE elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND. NARR iGAN
sET and sroN lNGroN leave Per 80 North RIVER foot,
.1 f1To = hSsts pfacgsl Sow point. :. R. r
we'Icot hxp9Tss, 1yy4b{ ana ~ ~ ~ pos'"a ~
Steamships ELCfRA and GAIATs1 .eays ~. y. r..
ioS Of M @ day &c pt SUNDAY 81 al ~
ESs sln s &C. n % Aen 81 s*s sAb5SGK President
DENNSY LVANIA RAILROAD.-THE
i GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES NAIL
ROUTE Trans leave York from foot Of Desbrosses and
EXPIRES, Tor mafrs6urg. pittsburgh the West snl south
with Pullman Palace Cars attached $50 M amt $50 m
For Syiismspopt ard Lock Haven via Phsdephs and
Ire r. r. DIV. SonneSiing Al Philadelphia go
al CORY Tusyie Petroleum ctnter ana tho OIL
ston Express OF Pullman arlor Car daily excet Sunday
go a. m mo-. I ahd D. ~ Ssnisy p ,n ~ 49,
Ezra 9r 5 81 m an 4; III 81 5S. sndly s. g. T. sS5
and . p IA Emiganf aal second lass p N; ,o,
F a Stgi 6 s e g. SSl $S 81 ) So S6 6io d25
$50 !, 81 ~ 10: li'so p. M and u night sunday.
F 70 IN EaiA5qR 50 7ao . II la nj Sd ~ ~, NJ
a "7s 81 III 10, ii 81 p. N, aud u night sunday.
20 81 'saS az SS s. SO % llsnf~ ds
1 II 1 $S@6o sqaa and sy Sa A GS SaS .us 70
A. F sai Sew bfTasSics aud II M $40 alo so
q H. 7 D IA, aud II night SUNDAY. p. m
y sor kast Milestone ii a. NJ. alId 81 y. m
lor Kingston ana Rocky I'M, > 1 A IA and ilO p m
For Pr i,rt0u, a. $40 a. M, 1870. 2, TO- ana p.
For Ialmhertvillr. 80 a. u, ., . and 4lO D. m
For PhilhpsbbIg and Belsidtie $50 a. IN. aud : p 10
For fiemin gtun. $3.50 a. ni aud T. m.
somerset frdnes. 8 y. m
For IIontOn BOroao"h Bun hSt0n anu Osmi'n '"o an"
Q.3O q. m, ~ So, p a. b, aud n j. m.
For Freeuod, 1880 4. w. > ADD 40 p H.
l,,r l.rmtn0hqIs aud 81 an 1870 "A. Iu. and p. m.
For Igsiown pemberton, aud Osndcn Via terIn Annoy
> NO n m and VIA Monmouth Junction, $40 p m ~. -
,I tSE Iisas.o WA n aaa JaSS;oS
"S ~ rive a. DoNs. FTou fitJsJUrgh 900 anu iV30
a m anI 0 20 % NJ daily 10 IS A. m ana 40 p M aay
cant Monday Washington aDa bsiun"is 80 ,I ~.
4o6 6I5. 1927 Nj sq9 ,S6S g 95i m 2Is "a
q TX G;io ii0 sga, 800 log! p In SUNDAY o'io' oS@
Ss l'i = M "a ~ and 9i Br,tiway No Astor House
III ,o, ~ ns.Srosses ANA CoItlandt sts No. 4 CeiI
spn M !" an1 Sos ia 10 and il8 Hudsonst Hooosoa
En' grant Ticket once Nc; Battery place .,rx
III" ID. NJ BOlJ IT, Ger. Pbss>pBcl 49,
FRANK THOMSON General horasTr
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Totd amount Of Marine rromlums..............-

To,,, amount Of ..,eis ........- 1901 ID $40 -
81, per cent the outstanding c~tih ite- Of prnn
will he maid g. the holder, thoreDf their legal representa-
uve. on an after TUESDAY FIsJ OF Fchru-y next
The certificates Of the issue q! lS'I vii be re
deemed and pad the holders thereof or t' legal relie
.ntave on aui after Tueay. the frst OF February next
,,o which date all interest, thereon viii The certih
e,. Ia is p.nc.i at the of payment and Cancelled
p,a certificates which ISSUED for gold premiums the
payment 81 interest and redemption VIII bo IN gold
dividend Of Fcry PET Cent declared on the net earned
premium, Company for The year ending 5lS December
so for which certificates vii 30 issued and aier Tues
day the Fourth Of Am. next
NV oia-r OF the roanl III CHAPMAN. Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
IN JONES GORDON W. DURNUAN.
cr,urr. pFNNIs FREDERICK CiAT' CEY,
" H. II. MOORE, CHARLIsP =. BU .rF.
HENRY COIr FIANCln HhIDul, e.
LAWS CIV1Is HOHr II MISTUES,
CHARLES II. RUSSELL. CHARLES ~. MARSHALL,
LOWELL UOLBROOk. GEORGE w. LANE
DAVID LANE ROBERT L. STUART,
JAMES BitNCE JAMES q. Dr. FOREST
pANIFLs. MILLER ALEXANDER " BLAKE
v.V sTt'nGIS CHARLES D. EVtRICu
Jo-IAII ID. Low ApOIrn LLMONNE,
WILLIAM T. DODGE ADAM 4. SAChhlI.
ROYAL PHELPS, HORACE GRAY
THOMAS p. YOUNGs. WINTHROP q. RAY,
cAuAND EDMUND W. CORLIEs.
IANIo LOW JOINS ELLIOTT
JOHN H. HEW LErT SAM bL bUltHlNSoN'
WILLIAM n. WEEn.
j. d.. JONES President
CHARLES DiNAtS. Vice President
III II. MOORE. ~ Woo rrest
XVANTED-CHICAGO CITY. also
w ciiIcAGu DANVIiLf. 80 NlNCENHEs. II H.
DO. Illinois OF indiana o., zion. 10y 90, ...,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Honsatonlc
4 and Saugatuck Railroads. Fare 81 steamer bRiDuE
PO IN leaves Caarn5 slip at l. noon. aud bridgeport All
A. IN.
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Business Cbantss.
Corarlnership No,icco.

NOTICE is hereby given that the COPARI-
~ @IIP heretofore existing uni the irn nam" 81
HITCHCOCK. NEWELL & Co. Is ths day dissolved ~ It's
own Limitation. J. o. ~ 4. h'J|n'
H. -. Nl.M El.L,
eW.York Ian l 1876. J. l.. HEATH.
TTHE COPARTNERSHiP heretofore existing
1 between EDWARD GILLIAN aBd THOMAS BOYD.
under The oi GILLIAN, BOYD 90, - J. - Giy DIS
s,.lyf.l Dec n 1S7j THOMAS IOiD.
NFw.YORK, Jan. "a. 1875.
rE'HE Copartncrship heretofore existing under
tho firm name Of Gre nwoo & Abraham, Lao been thi,
day dissolved mutual consent. All debts due the arm WI
by Baclminn Brus ~ i.renari - Nc ork
f. GHEESWOOD y. ABRAHAMo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26

Receipts the week. 1000 boxes; do last week I'eS
90 exports past we X, 2 90 DO Liverpool oloie uuo-
a. shipments abroiu ne ma tIuts
trn ana Cher lrcos 81 Instances OBTAINED ou
ctr city Line cheese Moderate sales of nav been iAe
al 10 zc The home draud It, but lolv ae a. n iy
couudrut that .0Oi w De wanted al uh lcS
uere are somewhat ffes sales med cheese II 20
be balance Cl0y rlcd Factory 900 DO1shas been
sid ON private Among tn sales & 90 mixed
ship ii l3c. ZOO COOL factory Al lic 100 10
mostly September az l. sHl5 s i"t "'
Fail ~ S9l2 ~. viii early ONO ~ loo quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26

There almost demand honey and offers are not usu
ally refused hence no regular Quotations can De gwen
Quotations:
White Clover, comb, BuckN heat DO ..........l4o 10
boxes, .2Od23l cXtIaCed.ll 6Ib
HOPS.
Receipts for the week, 2074 bales; do last week, Sl1
bales exports 6j' baies TRADE fair rice firm Export
have been DONG less but able
gowths Some CALIFORNIA; are Oh The sales reported;
LOT 81 Wisconsin and some low grade
Wisconsin, Olsc. 81 bales do Zoe " Stale De- %
bales do. lS &C 80 bales prime state, l4c l6 baos DO
l4s.c.; Eastern and ~
Saie Prime i4dlS Wisconsns 0dl2
state fair good IOG 10 Yesrings Ga 10
Eastern. .l0dl4 Ola all giowths..... IA
Min
The daily average receipts FOR tie week az the various points
OF distribution follows By Ere RAILWAY 90 cans
Cream. so milk Harlem railroad. z3fb doi New
Haven Railroad 700 DO; Hudson Iuyer Railroad 90 Do
Midland Railroad 200 miscellaneous nearby routes 700
Do total SO q 40 each the prcs Rt which
We surplus has been sold the platform during The past week
tsl@ge 81 40 beginning al ~ % declining u 81
advancing ~ 2b and closing at 81 with surplus le
Inc supply Is the hgbtest for wears but Is in excess OF
so OF the labOrng purchase being OF the
s"Ahsn soonest cut down ia ccODoniz,ig Expenditures.
Mats.
western dressed hczs 1890 shpments OF COB
ana sat meats for ths week. lOi52 boxes oaoo ss6 bbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26
CHASHKREIRs.
YErlrs AM NUr,-DRIED.

Receipts O dried nut Tor the week. ll3 Dke2 100 pigs.
ucganS ana lYS peanuts. mcBi- Ol 0re aiIrr 80
b0A o dried ap iuaract Is SIN uru bat ir -,cLos are
IisI We nots sales 20 DDlA state "a. az 9.sc.
% DO seed 9asC; 81 d. III Zoe: Z bDs 40 q
bbs DUldWarr evapfat~ quarters ana sic9i 90
12lg IN safe Tor uuUegled pfdthts TO- fancy
pecod Geof -ia sid up l-c. BStNJtrS o. ne
al &c 10. higher with hgtt Itcg -. peuufs
coasi 4y THERE'S almost 10 sale or hlcEoy nAts
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26

Receipts week. 1875 bb!s; Dc. last week 6e6f
TC.s continue forward Teoy, wlI4o inc
s1mJtife ,nand does not keep pace " "a arrivals hence
Surplus OF stock CToStIs are sill IT,! Ig 10 icah t-s AT
profit former anu higher ng res Which keeps 90" COZ
below Wbat 4 should be- even mung tuel 10
n, srmluxur, the uf which Is partially irV1Jcd by
te scarcity nOney. There Is decline Oi as scr las.
week II forced sale lined wOui at about lrc There
are some here but there In Offering them while fresh
are 40 pi.uty aud cheap. Quotations:
\ j ana &. J. PdOz24 p West. com. TO isir.2l ~
State and reuu..-..23 southern ----..---.%l a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26

Exports OF apples past elk. 4l5 bbs There Is good
0 apples kotiuS we'll and co.'s o
such ar 6lering 81 - 1t Ot 800 ibis grtrnn-s ana
swuars was 50 u At -. Tiny slowed some 81 tlL Goo
evenings are worth - 70 BzliWlM. - 2JH 3 o.
JAtss flsda oranges were "a ban order Mh.n reel
thty eod al BIOL about 300 The stock II Caioria
pears Y,iy low Grapes inOSo sio~J. Crth"trilos
COaiiuue o. improve. ~ q quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26

ExroTts OF pot0tOes for TN
Considerable doing in potatoes
+ erless are selling from boats
heads. Peach Blows and i'o-e G
nhl-. new Ear IS Rose, Just arr
- y bill. There were a le'
brought % y box. Quotations
POtato0s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26

FUts And sKiNS
Reports tepsic sale u yesterday and today
beaver 'Dui AT TIE ae London lllcea Nir
lnsrten u e.i lover. Quotations, J. lIue SKINS onyt
Bear, Northern. according and OuJ
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FOR THE MECHANIC.

Because every new invention of Importance
and merit is described in it's columns, the pro-
gress of labor movements faithfully reported,
and equal rights and fair play between capital
and labor, with protection to American indus
try, always demanded
As newspaper it is unsurpassed Under
ITS present management it has discovered new
fields for enterprise and there are few Jour
mails that can compete with it in some of its
most highly priced departments. = Boston
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The TRIBUNE has justly earned its distinc-
ton as the most complete newspaper in the
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If you ever expect to rebuild the South, Pa
tronize Home institutions, and keep your mo-
ney at home.
We defy competition in quality of work, all
we ask is fair trial; satisfaction guaran-
teed.
Hear what the Farmers who have tried them
and know, say about our plows;
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Because it gives the earliest and fullest Re-
ports of discoveries in Science and useful Arts,
Researches in History, Geography, and Phil
osophy, with news of all important or signif-
cant events in the world of letters. .sssa
We are very ready to speak warmly and
positively in praise of TUE New YORK TRI-
BUNE. There is full library of useful infor-
nation in every issue.-[Boston Congregation
a1ist