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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11

FOR fIvPU P0oi.Ia saf<h'p l,tg q iIrl,., 5 H. 3
hecca Altman Ric,ao B,'iir JOHN E,:i'r ana W. = W
n ail 4 "a ' s. Be r. Nj H. Bell Mss laSl .itr
Miss f. Cg;rap Ma 81 + 1lan'T Ms = Tins' ~
Callelt. G.. J. CcOl, NJ. piGenho.itr Jas " donate
F,"i Geo 3ealtI Grant aasrr iougs, = Grant r. NJ
3ssoT aAo = &c 519n CONE we t 11 , Sii "br
ean. d. Hgdsoa, Chas HAT Prf isa1t H. D. al anh a.
Harris D. Joge Antonio lionilnra, bliss ireland Miss
Rress,a, Gcorsot Lame D stopls Lae VIVA. Gc.dng
H. = Leach. J@"c9 r. Love iacieS II Sac u :. I.S'9l
Morgan 'r a,o,. Ant ,nlr More ~ T. M}iar g. !! Minoi
0% wc n 6.RciYT Dr. GronlyaeGha Mrs o. u. piliys
Mrs. Preni laast, Misc IT, = io'S T. T. lt't,' .nll,
IT iSY baiI E. 1ca.e Seth ri n il s5nioni Sac
D. G-' i"n tSac n T5,tcr Ma Is,gr if
Sni'h 'i,h T.. 10 :; - nom tIs.,.i,so r.
James osior-a Waht, l. se,loadt ". II Wafi. MIs. W.
Mast.r Ferris y. Duiasud, Ms Niaro Jeanne BuiSnf
Thoo1oro SenaStai. M.e SYr-i1k, Key. : j. N30' NJ
,I I! "; -, e6i, kTiir ~ NJ ircr and aisn: = 81
,!,e Jai IIyiq hoinas Eno,iioa. Mathew io5,irs Geo
Jones. Miss ,ai., tigrd A True A. Fsntrn trs "nj,qn
san A. 70 H. a. A. qclcLc en- Nfs j. T. Iesroa, Mis-
TOR ia VII steda.1 ~ LeGe7' SEPT; .; Count %
Eochcr1rnt, Minister OF France 20 Chime; "' ~ tro9
Nch.i NI plt.scr MI ard HIs. Green NJ &, SAINT hnce
Eir ~ Nj n tarI7l Mrs .clatl Iece5 d'.ier,,.rrs
slr Deizruue. Mr. Lcehatoiicr. b. IoAet, Ar ana d-
audst0; airri. III. FGntf, In. Dclf do Mis- a
Hir,irS Mss A. tay Miss 81. II lTSe} is'.r ieir. dc S.
A,rus;ln. I gha!Vt, ItirI, T.. &4rcm. Mrs anTaut.
,ii aud Ms. WauEci Nj Grchtrer MI St-a-hpi-, iii
Auuiese Nh. GrTt 49,. -
FOR EEEwEN ?. c's.a'tie Nei,7r sent 9-Ni., Wien
=, Brooks Kitty Brooks, Miss Rolr iloE NJ. ard
-ir Peter l.1scu: tCr ~. Bowl Joseph J. t2ett. lr
arlchac V. Gilmore. two children AID irs >'aGt
Adaub -guu'i ll3. A. J.. IhOU-cI, NJ 90 Der
In.tG, Ernst Hosr, J. ". Bravo. a. 4 feula, 7. lii3
col a l. won ~prEig7 Eud He sell Dr. Otto Tome, fff,'
sose Hugo slalaer. iro. I. 4. 6'.iminn hast o. :.
Spap-tisrC, DISH ticIfSe >Chauft4. lti~t
lich ~ Ton, Gcii-eu Joh @c'Ji 'Ia Annie i'Pert
Heinrich. ~Ciu. H. John sail elder s.. T. ''iG'tf ~ my
kolL Ni, Iulur hOr md three ghtjta Wtnt tbs huti
pirs FGmuul ia. g.I Robert BuNtrf, kaI ttu bcrc.
helr Meyer Nos,s strauss Hr aad Airs fti IL ani
child N:ilpi. AIiss GcnOYcya Net H. lii 49,
For GLASGOW =. s'cQA.tt lp Arttrn, ScIt s. - wat
k!ns .. Ths4Icr j.. j. d. VOL. IhoS W Nc''. febrt
Ncvin Jas buchanan. DT. t!aS. y. pnaH NJ 'n itpN
lursh. Wu. RpNhurgd ir, VIM Gn1hou The Rev conn &c
SgUsit0i j. J.. Cdruidcialn, J. n. Henderson, O. she
Jam! sou WA. DIu!s, Nils Jog" Pttf ~ a. hfs
Peter ai. I.0a lloyd, MIS-. EpIa t0yd, VIM Ntstisnd
Alex toalc T. Harris s'riAv Mrs Kate Reilly, dies lca
Ian.y Miys lane 0Jriv, lay.d ~e"crt, MIR ih1aSeih
Henderson Andrew MuT, MI. AuIYew Muir Miss are Nc
Fatiau1 Arthur Gull MISS IilAc Moore Miss l'A lcsuc,
Joseph Nor.hwCe David Stirre; Frederick Hover Ernest
O. BaGer
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FROM L(VERPOOI--In gtetpi'ttp Gcr1"dHc sept y
Mrs r. T. Ferris Miss Il. fCrla and maid sfyaa H. Ma
TN. Cas Martin Tlos AYghg Geo T. Gitb rs u go
A. Bg!erlv, Jas Sma.ey, Mrs las Smalley NJ nat9l-
thwate J. Tlore, Mrs J. Thorn naree aud infant Mas
Sn;.erare Mrs pery,aan Mrs. Eliza OGDEN, Mrs Dana.
Miss C,nicr0u Miss CrawiOri Goo BcuIt Mrs GEO iiut
Fu@,nr Earlier Miss Barber bir. " Ns' Capt stephens.
Mis- Tnna DoIa.l ATs. SoughOn Mile. C. B!ossais Mis-
Gordon Ntchcn TiOinas Perkins Joseph Ha0n Thomas
THOMPSON ~. Purser. H. I. Cox Mira H. r. Cox, MISS
carrie COZ Miss Julia cox infant and nursc = Zine MIS-
Pine and chic A. J. AddcIley MIS-. 4 j. Addere Miss Ad
NeTIev A. Bright, W. l.. Bright IN Nose. MIS- noGc,
Mrs s Daniel Miss Daniel VIM NJ. Collins, W. Parker,
N Fschnelner MIS- 81 <. FcchhcmeI Miss Fanny Tech
Ina servant - Higgin H. ~ beach Julius Iohnr,
r. A. Schwab Miss Tutc. Mrs. Feuv, W. ~ Clarke, Isaac
Cordukes Miss COidukes. /. ". Williams j. +. OVuioi.
II IIyGms Mrs G. ~. IfvaHs and cnh +. Haiiues trcd
RsIlngs = 4 Gilbert Mrs T. l.. GAcI' Master H. Gilbert
Carl Nsst.r ". smith. VIM. Law son. IT, clinton " Hale
Henry j. Sheldon capt Russell j. NJ Dixon. Daniel W Hale
smith, Mrs j. Dunccp smith Mrs C0TGgr and H4id I'9n
Miss GoWpcr Master Carlton C0wpeI. H. H. Colch ser IN
riqus W Colchester tho Roy Wm Patton; D. D. Mrs =. q
McComb Master John McCoab Master Edw
McCom6 Master Loo. McC@lb; Master While Nc
Miss Eleanor Bc@tlry Miss Emily bentley. Master p Bent
ley. M NJ. T. BeCtey and tMO 'efyahts A. j. on nH' ~
orr Miss Jniirt C. Smith jos. H. Wcks'ed Henr, Lupon
HcnTy Coghu, Rev Father De Bruvcker samuel kh1wlc
Thomas knowles ir Tgtde, Fant foyer ~ Ash%o,ih
lloyd Mrs Gibson Miss ~ ScOnc9 Miss Lou sa Jones i-s
Chearnley. Sir John heahe Mr NAioy III Sli NJ :. ,,n
H. a. Brown nT LsYtey GIennl, W. ll-Iey rev t'th.r
Won Den Mort Geo. Watson IT,. j. - CoGi.au "Sltgthet
FROM HAVRf;-fa stedashP ieter' Sspi &c, I"ssel
Dr. r. ReIIny daughter Eue iu,I Dr. s. Joi iso"yA
Emma Koch AND children, f. Res, Louise Ne rr a. Hclles
J. Tgel H. Eeumann H. NaTei. Marie Vasei W Hrh''cke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
civil. NoTTS

In the suit over the 9th Regiment battle
flags an order has been granted by judge smnOu or
motion of Capt Co,tmau, counsel for Col Hitchcock re-
curing eX-CO. Cbalmcrs TO show cause Nhy thc default
taken against Col Hitchcock should not DE " :cG ana
the defendant allowed 10 Try the case on It's Uo.ls
In the suit Of John Lynch against Sarah Scrlm,
tried before Judge Parker and jury, ia The Third Dis
trict Court. the defendant obtained verdict Whca tie
case first came up, in dhescnt shape. II "a7 SHOWN
that the defendant had bought furniture 70 he paid
for indictments. She paid SAP, leaving. as she
claimed. ~ due. the planHE claimed. 20. Vhc
plaintiff undertook to seize the property, but IN
formed that lac must proceed IN orderly coclse. on
this trial. the questions raised were which was he ne
sum, and whether tender OF - had been made. Tue
Jury found In both for the defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11

The stock market to-day opened weak for the coal
shares and buoyant for the general list Later thu
former had smart rally, which, however wa
mostly lost before the Close excepting in tho case Of
jersey Central. which ended at 33i2 90 per cent
better than the opening price. About 1900 shares
of Delaware, Lackawanns and Western were bought
in under the rule in consequence Of non-deliveriss
the effect of which will probably be TO liquidate Eva
or six times that quantity Of contracts Morris and
Essex was specially heavy declining to 80 on sales
Of about 700 shares. all Of which were sold eithe,
for cash or in the regular way. Lake Shsra
Michigan Central, Northwest, and St. Paul,
after more or less improvement from the
opening prices. became dull and declined
closing at about the lowest prices Of tho
day. Rock Island sold at.105li91 los, New-York
Odd New-Haven at -. Harlem at 1877, New-York
Central and Hudson at 1D5lia106 Chicago, Bur.
lngton and Quincy at t1581if1l, and CHICAGO
and Alton at 97I4. Pacific Mail became active
selling from 2lll to 197s02OI2, and Western Union
was neglected at 707s070i2. The market closed
unsettled after total sales aggrcgatiug l3l 900
shares, with final changes from yesterdays Iates,
prices, rs follows: ADvANCEs-American Express.
and st. Paul, each ls New-York and New-Hayen
Northwestern, Eric, and Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western, each Il. Northwestern preferred o..
Wells, Fargo & Co. and Hannibal and ST. Jo., each
-; Illinois Central and Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy. each 81, and New-Jersey Central ia
Decentralization Union, St. Paul preferred, Ohio
and Mississippi, and Michigan Central. each Ia
Chicago and Alton. Ia Missouri Pacific. b; Della
ware and Hudson and Lake Shore each p: Pacific
Mail 3d. and Morris and Essex ~ per cent. Tho
following tabe shows the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
GAMBLING ESTABLISHMENT BROKEN Up.

After Cart. Van DuScn had been removed,
Commissioners Smith and Erbardt Informed Inspector
McDcra,otc that they lad positive evidence that q
keno" came had been carried for long time, and
was then in operation at Theodore Aliens establishment
az No q5 Blc.rsc;st. II decided TO make descent
upon the pac, IN sgcn force aad 50 suddenly tia zoe
indictments could moi Ice aCcrctsG nor the players Cst
Ire force selected c3psiseG OF 40 intnN from me IN
teerth Precinct and 30 men from ne ENhlh irctihct
under the command OF Inspector McDe moi
Pickett, ana acu Cap. Murray. As the Esi'. ltii 'hc
Mercer street. SjaOr-nouse several o; Aliens S.'uie
started & for the saloon "a give The aaIi bi lho
Ificci. 0ufTdu them Huo completely SCfhll:tu tu-c
within. The doors Ter" at locked and barred ana TIE
nccc beCau the attack wi:h c:0wbaIs and scdGelain-
IEers After fifteen minutes tie front ana Itli doni'
Welded and the officers rushed ~. sixty Wtn |h" %efc
playiag stcd. aG l1rg" nunhcr oi EahblhS
implements captured. Theodore Amen "hO hl'
usually remained inside. escaped down side street Nhc
saw the police aaaT and has net yet been captured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
DFCIGIOSS-SFPr. q.

Supr6me Court Cbdmbers-BV Judge West bfo6..-
wSkeman act Naturalization denied Moore agi. The
MAYOR &o.keforeuce ordered Ward ag James ! concur
81 Judge opinion Vescher Greenbank Alkn
CoDened without costs. Scheher sud aho. agL Philips
order granted. Reed agt ReedRcerees report confirmed
and decree Of divorce granted plaintiff Hams ast chey
-keference ordered.
B0rfRe COuf-Chdmbers--By Judge SinnOtt.--
Weiss ag Rehabilitation 20 vaczte order Of arrest denied
with $40 costs. swafts art FrsnkMonon granted Water.
house IeaeMOtiOn denied without costs 1.-THE set OF
1876 does not govern Ruter agt seheha Motion denied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11

In the state bonds the only sale was Of new South
Carollnas. ut 33. In bank stocks the only tr1hs-
action was in Hanover, IL shares selling at ".
There was not much doing in railroad bonds ana
prices were generally steady 10 firm. Conoolida'eu
iirsts of New-ersey Central, 90l3 20 JO PLAN hESS
declined 10 IOj. while convertible advanced from
70 60 50, and Lehgh and WilAcsbarre consois, ai'r
sales at 6O059, were offered at ~. St. Paul hrsls
La Crosse division were frmer nj l02li The , pei
cent fiIsts selling at III. Chicago aud NOM"
Western coupon gold consols were better at va
sinking fund selling at 1062, Michigan Centr"i -
n lOi. aud Long Dock ~ l0jl2; 10000 lianmO"
and ~. Joseph convertible per cents sold al 90
There were sales of Union Pacific land grants "
iA5is and iirsts of Missouri Pacific at o.
fhe Treasury at Washington now holds SN''',
$50 900 IN United States bonds 10 secure Nation"
hank circulation. and S1S.7f3,0O0 TO secure pao"0
lcnosits United States bonds deposited for eifeu-
lation during the week Guiding to-day, Ss''"oV'
United States bonds held for circulation withdrawn
for The week ending to-day. 9762,oO0; net fed"1
tion. 1878 900. National bank circulation outs'snu
ing: Currency notes. S323,25O'99S; gold notes
80 Oo9 100. The Treasury shipments for the "''A
ending to-day were Lcsal-tendor notes. si'i'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11

without costs Rackcr 1yt Piphaolrtpcs nr sHbaiitHon
Of attorney properly ys1led sni tehc'onL No9 "a
Hartman Andrew Bake. csc. receiver. utFlithl Az
Rossn Salsb1rTv ag'. Lutkuapat ndaniS dclau h'lc
CLARK ac stephenson Coulter agt. Mont Guy tef"rr ai
Scbaurrrt. granted ktucf SGT Eifc.': Wu@ii
agL Thomas Issiy sgt Evans; pale AZ tidTt t. .
sSf R9'Ouui Syii's sgt. Smith Na.s art Scbh, i,uu
act. Wcs. fa'i,i act Rogers: Goldman rat Dom hn
ris agt tehhe- Gurand Blake. Haf'r a. 'ti
orders treutti pan.a ast BeckwlCr!er tor Judgment
cppu ted
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SHIPPING LY7ELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NETWORK .................. SET I?
CLEARED.
steamship Neckar Gerl Wilisoro Bremen via sodiinmp
Ton. OelIichs & CO.
Steamship CLEOPATRA BulkisT Havana, Jas Wsrl 9 CO.
Steamship Std;a 0f Texas 3OgcI G1ye&On Key col,
4 afIo a A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
CALENDARS Tits DAY.

st,p.ryT COrRT-CHAMrGf-- sTB3ooN !.
% Gcrrrana life ms Co ii$"Ry,n 80, iFtE.
agt Jack 10 ~, iD1H,Li s't i.,'op
e o 53S a Sst s gic Pine savings ns;
81 " lltims Az. COnover 49, tniion' 90
"a jeich | tS G9icsro $50 Matter q Mechao
90 S0Gthrrm st. kanslcT -. Henry agt l2ld.
~ Gttcrs act Eeacl.m. 4 25S J"nos crt D'oty.
70. .BIoaaya Bank sgt 2e3 Flh AZ t t
1875 I.ricIn sgt Cambcs, 272 Barnett ssi. zaehaIias
MAeiSE CoIIT--PAgT J-SGERpAN. ].
7726 Parsous ct 81 agt Lor 1880 Man etp sSt Noese
s247 Knctsr sst. kircher 447o Wells agt cray
a4G7 Porte Graham - Convey qst sEi'e e.,.u
..wssttrnela ct al agt. 80,
Ia re et A. tiS4 -HOvci"r aat. new.
$685.. .Cromweil CT al ag' 4tS2 Le.isch sg': nsIa''
ssa4 zsiniiaia ACT Jackson.
PART II.--SuEA. C. j.
745i Turerdgc agt Davis Ass Ballard ct al. sgt Lip
1880. Clan Ranald agt SIC 44DI stalsi,echt ag. Glib
4i32 White {, al The n. 4iot Geissresc,sst IehaieT
Y. Staie iig;terCo 4i91 IccSm q al ag'
$40 BsiSisS at Crimes Al9s Frnnpel agt Homedalc
sGsa .4fc regIy4 Slate Co. 44eo Bellows as Marshall
AT. sicyer 400. .McDOnough agt Fer.
4l22.. Uauor sst Stuhiea gGsou.
orNsRAJ. SvssIoSs- H,cKErr. RecordcrJoln II; Arm
strre Peter Clark James Lyons. Crl-s h0elcr robbery
Iohn B,nI,r Frank Arlington Josephine Montviie Edward
Sin lar John NrGIath Rcflaain DayegpS james Nc i'1eT
son. iC'1ao1s assault and battery; William DAVIS fack
MuBu Martin Dolau Ja2es Mattigsr. BURGLARY George W.
Fay' Rari i;r rwaT shin Io,n Csaay r., Far
rel Thomas Geay, James Kelly JOAN Lyons Patrick Muffin
Mario, as. sat with intent To riysh.
, p'E G , o, Tooi n, GiaSo6 iiash Fit
patrick Mchao QsAacy Michael q .Iro. Joha Green John
John Fisfcrr David McGHi@ join. Gordon, WnaJn feygcri
john Mann Jchn gs0e. VILLAIN Cear John sce ion
ndlaJc-uvi stephen Force, rec 'iF 6'pen S'"
Fyna, James fahsry frt i, SGlhf h'rt, ''" I!6
Ldwar ~ oien flse pr,tsr5 M,ch5 G3anfE T %,
Nasmau, Dukc Cimsly, Johu White at-nlt and battery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11

A taller and his son were, in the o!den
days DONG days WORK At . farmhouse. The prudent
housewife To sc(xrc a good DAYS work. lighted caidl'
when daylight hcyau fade Tuc tailor looked 10 ms
son and aid Jock confounl them that invcnted
vork:n' b. cauGe-cht" "Ay.' replied the ycnh- snip,
u .lc.l - .lfka-.. fithor.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11

MINIATURE ALMANAC. $3.50
sun rises go. J:37 gets 6b Moon fNes.4 Oo
u.Gu WAmB TuI- rAY-A.A
Hook. l2Ji Cows island l23 Heii e. f'il "l9
DAY.. .
sandy HoOL. 1928 Cows Island 1906 iieil O. FeiI5 "iO
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nlnsica! 3nstrume'lis

4 LARGE STOCK of PIANOS. Square aud
e Upright 20 RENT SILL chop oale, on easy monthly
payi7cira. Can Al NJ ". MLEEELL9 No UhiCi-'iiiie
90. 4GJ I0Grn-Gytl
4 MAGNtFiGEN =. octave rosewood Wind
: .nf III Ny-lBRIE EOE 1t 'l,co-. 900, 60: %
brilliant S!crwav Piano Tor @3J stool. cover music
,.lu,t ' 4t stc Car - r:yat5 IL drnc, ~
West . G-,t., near G,l-a,c.
REAUTiGAM'' Upreht and Square
a. PIANOS 80 second 10 ptics, n,gd-faic Cor
SANITY or hand largo assortment 81 Secondhand ~ Ds
fftl rrst rI.s -s AID secondhand amos 10 rent
WlrtrrFus. No % EEi'n .inait
: IGHTE 8, ERNST, Old house Of Lighte 81
I 1 Bfsdhulg of.rthc.s splenIid PGAEOFURThS AZ ioS
prices ana as monthly s ianj,, az ~ tas lItisI Also
- X. PAIL & Co..
y. No. l. EAST I4TU-Sr.
Chickering'S EtenSly ala D5er PLinOs aud organs os
lGTclsh. on instiImcri~ art !or r'hi
pEMONAL-2CG PIANOS aud ORGANS at
"a manufacturers prices The subscriber. vi F. ther
ertira stock ct Iia.o aud AMI s'roEi hand
street. Inr..s music books and merchandise, b.. Ocsae
fcc, Tor cash previous to itaOvI 10 M ore No 30
East l4ti--i square. oct Monthly nsiGi ants To
leiytd Pianos aud Organs let until U..u' pr,on-
tract Illustrated catalogues Ius;e. Agent special
uaucemtats to the trade. lokAtH WAITE o. e. Sbt%
Manufacturer ana Dealers No Isl Bfu1d"av. y York
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erroucan advertisements.
INAMILY BOARDING in Dresden, Germany, by
Madame schuser q dsa-at-s NJ IL Ferdinand s!ra 4-e

W. BENSON, WATCH and CLOCK
y. make 10 the Qurrn an gt Femiy, uni % ma N.
the Prince Of Wales Especial appointment % odd Roal 10
Westponrnr Grove stear FACTOR. Ina ,a'r london GIRO
nograpls and uoriiYgWatche' RAILWAY coudrc "r Soer.
ard StOr,' W.tclrs E-nsra Pamphlets ihrI glotA
Watches locks Plate Gd Iegriiy illustrated -aings
Mutchrs euf ..fs J. ". .I,p1- TviS. ~
ime IclicIr" (Hsfdwick-. i1ccatJ) PLAIN. -. Ga.
Y.lt. -.
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furniture.

FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, &c.
I cbeau ior cash or liberal tr-u3 al ravu.nt COW.
PEHTHWAIEs, l5S aud l5s ChshanF.. Ilr,e bH 'iire-
am T.: large areronms. Chamber suits %lS $3.50 Par"r
Suita, $50 % goo Tap. Br1sscls 81
rrERCH ANTS. FAMILIES DOWN PRICES.
va lIankcgs Ut al xmas. Capss Matirgs pi. !othS
Carriqqotl oihs Canvas. BugaDN BIDEiaL-. Upholstery
Clouds .cc ANNkEW LESTER - 60. No II Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11

The local money market IS unchanged ~ the Close
of the week and balances are lent over sunday NJ
and H.. per cont the highest charge Oh tie stLees
to-day having been 2. There Is rather .lore dong
in mercantile paper aud the best names are quoted
at las per cent There Is no change Ia the rates Oh
domestic exchange The following is the Clearing
house statement to-day: Currency exchanges, 9'''-
90,63l; currency balances 33,oa,I52' goId ex'
changes, SJ.Ol6329; gold balances. $1l6,Olo.
Weekly clearinghouse statement: Currency ex'
changes 1855, 800 IA; currency balances Slo,-
4i2.t77; gold exchanges, $G.3J9, Si1; gold bal
anoes, S3G,olG253. The bank statement iof
the week presents no important changes;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
escnts no important changes

The market for United States bonds while fairy
active was iner, and prices we're among the best OF
the week. There were sales Of coupon 5-2Os Oh
1865, new, at ll3ll: coupon new hycs at llo2;
ditto registered, 1L53, and coupon j20s OF 1857 AZ
1868. The coupon skies Of 1881 sold at 1854
We annex lie latas, street qnOtatiOhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
Ucntisirp
Ire Cream.

A FACT.-nORT0N'' ICE CREAM Is MADE
FROM pURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM.
I'D apr oetct for les parity chness ani certainty Of DO
.re delivorc-i 20 gooi order.
CurRCHFs. FANS. STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS &C
tupphed at
.25c PER QUART.
Deros a0j Foslt,ave. l2ti nroadeay ani 10 Chatham st
EUSSELI,s ICE-CREAM, BEST IN THE
city Drairg end cinfuics. % reu5s per quart 5pociL
attention 10 Out-toru cTlrT-. IL BiDc House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11

straYyr CouET-Cg A>uEf--NrsrBa0oN, !.
ccrr,,ri, Tife ms 90 { it3.Ryan 80. Hyar.
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Total sales for the
% - 2 soiior % days; ~ = seller - days.
& rEICFs OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

As usual on Saturday the Continental markets
were quiet. and United states securities steady In
Paris the per cont rentes quoted NJ 1O6.2l26
l06.15, exchange on London being quoted at 2j.2G.
In London consols steady. United states
bonds closed Il lower for '6js. AMI otherwise IN
changed. Tho Bank of England to-day gained
f2,OO0 bullion on balance. Gold opened az 1893,
advanced to 1903. the highest price of the week
against 1921 on Monday, and later ruled strong
but quiet at tG0A. On gold loans the rates weTo
2 LIP, and per cent for borrowing to fat Tho
foreign exchar ge market was nominal. There was
nodemand t, en- for cable transfers at the legal cOIn
value of the pound. T. e.. - S5i9 The GOdays' rates
for ba. kers arc 81 S2GS4 s3, and merchant bills
drawn against produce, s. s0G@l 81 TO the ster-
ling. The Sub-Troasury discussed during the past
week $1.f75.0O0 for interest and $4,000
for bonds, aud received cola for customs
TO the extent Of 5000, 200. The Assistant Treas
urcr to-day pad ou5 - 1900 in coin interest on
the public debt and 5000 in redemption Of called
bonds The operations at the Gold LSchauge Bank
to-day covered Gold cleared, 42j.GS0O0O gold
balances, $l,757. 100 currency balances, $780,
COZ. We annex principal quotations OF god:
"a ,n ifvl' ,ofO doi, l.eg ilDl. 300. ll0s
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-09

We extract the following from our
Washington correspondence:
1t seems that the wond "a Of the tele
gr pin will never cease. The mere tra.'s
mission If int. :li9ence was regarded AZ "a
remar able achievement of science. bu'
recently The method IF accurately trans
mi ing the handwriting IF Per>c YVES
di,cWered. Still another 40 dcrful dis
coy'ry has just been made-that Of con
ver.ing audii,ly by telegraph The B.'stOn
Advertiser IF the 10. h O: October publishes
AL ic,eres in. account Of All expe.lnen
IF ,h,s klnd. According to the account
referred IL. telephO' es we're placed 1T
either nd Of line If telegraph. owned
BY thew alworih Manufacturing Company,
extcndi... from their Office in Boston To
Their factory at Camhrdgep"rf, a dists nee
of about two mil..s. Thu company's bat.
terry. consisting Of nine Daniel cells, WA
,cmoved from he c,rcui, AID another Oi
/. II cnrbO,. elements SUBSTITUTED. Arilcu
late conv. isatiOn then took place over tho
wires. The sounds, ut first fai !
nd indistlnct, suddenly became out,
loud and in eligible. Mr.. Bell, in B,s.
ton, an,i Mr.. Watson, in Cambridg p"r..
,Obk notes Of wl,s, was sail, md h.. com
par,son Of the two records show that the
transmission was perfectly accurate.
A. The dav for closing the great Ccn,en
nal Exposition approaches. the attend
an.e 'ucre, ses TIE Il en- iance AMI #.
{ ipts of last week excee,tet tina IF any
9th week. and the Officers are Of the
opinion that this WEE K vii be gre .tel
still
The Duke Of Richmond, the h. ad II
he British Commission. has i formed
May >,"k " 'ha s.. Georges Bull n"l
will De- p es."trd 10 the CITY Of Pniladel
IN b., her Majest, 5 Gov rnment wllcl
he Exhih,ti0n Is en,le.i.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-09
Postal Changes.

The following ch9 ngts have been MADE
in postal affairs in Montana:
d. J. Bailey il appointed Postmaster a.
s. ri"gv'r,, j. ffe.-o" county. IN place OF
John Nc, ,ourl. remOv. d tor canse.
Sylv, ster H0llcnbsch - appointed Posi-
,nasler 1T Gl. udale, b. avrpbta county, III
place Of Noah Armstrong, declined.
The Pustmaster-Gen rel has Or.'er"d the
disco tinuanct of The POs',,ffice at French
Bar, Lewis aud Clarke county, II con>e
quence Of tu re being 10 longer any nee''
tor tho Office
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-09
HEADQUARTERS Mil DIV OF TIE
Missouri
CuvC.nn ~ nof II 1S>S l

CHICAGO. J.. Oct. IL 1876
Hon. B f. P,:is. Governor If Montana,
lie ena. NJ r.:
s1H- 50 far ~ regards
the Y lI0wsIOnc and Big Hur" county,
&c :. SlieIit:an de>ir..> me 10 inform YOU
tiat very, hin" Is going on there rs well
Us Can b. expected undr the crcum
stance, AID C. mi 'ering the season Of ,h..
yer General Mics Is putting his com.
mand If over OOO men o. the mouth If
i0nSu. 'iver. A strong supply camp has
been es Il .li>hed rear OH Fort Ren" n, j
&c era, Crook With force of over 2.OOO
s;r0,tg - operating IL ID country nor b
an.' east IF the Bl OK Hills. A s,Mn as
navigation Oh the YELLOWSTONE Will ,ur
nit n II spring the wo p,s's authorized
al the last 8 ssiOn III COngrt s. " i'll be
built Oh the river.
Very resptcti uIly. your "b't. servant.
JAMES W. FORSYTH,
1t. Col. AMI Mil. Secretary