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The New York herald., 1877-03-06
SALES AT AUCTION

SALES AT ACCTION.
xUcTIOX SALE or MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
e ;. sold iiTs': M i 1877
no. % VEST As 'cy p ''sTn s sEaR Sm M
brilliant toned rianoortes, sssinway and Windsor.
ssuperb satin parior suite
2eesans Mansei Set.
a5 choice bronze bronze Figarss @
Is windows lace curtans.
25 Brussels and ingram Carpeta
20 nne Oh painungs best arsi"s
seegan. Library bookcase, Bookcases
"' Lsdy's sec,esariss and aud Bookcases combined
3 Easy Chairs, Turkish style.
eissaas Bedroom Suits in black vanu.
stsa,sa 2 ; n:ir ~ and Sas spring Mattresses
Ioeleeant black walnut Iscckeu-
: black w.nns Lounges
aesgant black walnut Buness
asspyerb Ex,ensiDn leu. ,1,In Tables
aehn" Dinner and s S Suslsr xsson
Goods boxed. csrsed and shipped
A.
THE AEssFEi WEDSEsSa5 aHAyIyr M.ssn AgncTloSsSHs
Executive ';s'sng'fss ss g s.: ,r's s. e. - s''
Estate Of U: J. smith; deceased
Mirrors. Curtains, CARPETS. China, Gas Fixtures.
March 90, Gs SS u BY
10 sa Dps .u u. sSn @ sna sns
and mahogany chamber and disns fnrnltare
AK Gs si n. s
gold Dinner Service handsomely decorated French
ns ossr %ch.a usns
particulars n catalogue to Ss hsa at Clinton Hal Sale.
morning ii Of sale Cetwssn 80 and ii ocIoek
Art
Now on exhibition,
a. the
schenck Art Gallery.
No. 60 Liberty st..
choice collection of American and Foreign oil Paintings.
TO auction Thursday Friday. March aud
: !. \ - EDWARD scHENcK. Auc.loncer.
A. SPRING SALES OF punSirunE. a.
HEM l. .s, %xEs M.al ,s4n
ONCE and Art Gallery s45 Broadway.
will :: T ns 80
A %. J. GREEN oUdH, AUCTIoNEEE.
WATCHES EE0FeFR SakE 81 osSiLvAnwARn &C.
STs1 Ts DS sEooS xr Of sSAsS HsD
At HIS 5FPSs So + r. srh%HH2 DIRECTLY
SALE POSITIVE wIyHSyT sps ssy yos RESERVE
A
"A. Old stand. 81 Nassau ST.
ON THIS DAY AT II O'CLOCK,
at our salesroom, 81 Nassau st.,
SALE or SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD
and general onicc Furniture Mirrors Carpets, Bedding Of
ture fine china dinner and tea SETS Ocloths &c stand
ing and sitting Desks. Chairs Raings, &c
PINE S Sy r12ns4 s4F Sh aS
A TRis T%s:ssy, MORNING: .. 70 O'Clock, .' 80
M rRlvATE "a @ RESIDENGE
NO. %sET 9Th AVS
iSHHp w$IsST a SisERy1E$t
ActfnTiGKERsiNWG "a WufRionTr r fiANo.
PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM SUITS, richly carved
gold satin and spanish
Lounges. Easy Chairs. inixd marqnctry and gilt Centre
and Console Tables Etageres Cabinets French
Clocks Music Boxes. Library aud Secretas Bookcases
ssf BsDk@oM sy yrGRNirUkE consisins ssS:rs.e
Gases Bureas wasstands single and double Bedsends,
33 ne hair and spring Mattresses feather Pillows Blan
kets Toilet Sets and plush SUITS marble top Tables
DINING FURNITURE Extension Tables Sideboard.
Chairs In leather Slverware Crcckery two Hal Stands
veivct, Brussels and ingram Carpets
to sskT Rnsf
A UCTION SALE-TH1S DAY, AT O'CLOCK. THE
ASample Room Morris st., one door from Broadway;
good stand Lloyd Auctioneer.
UCTION NOTICE.-H. SCUDDER, AuCTIONEEk
A1ucslay, March q, sale OF Wooens Clothing and Cloth
ing Goods Wednesday, March T. sale Of Fur and Wool Hats
and Goods Friday March 81 sale Clothing and Cloth
Ing Goods UNDERHILL 4 SCUDDER. Auctionecrs.
and Greene ST., New York.
ART: r,vc.xr ppoov
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ELEGANT PROOF
STEEL ENGKAvINGs.

BARKER l. CO.. a AND 40 LIBERTY ST..
will sell Wcdne and Thursday, March and superb
collection 800 Steel Engravngs. Etchines &c
comprising every variety the popular subjects bear
ing the STAMP OF the Print, Sellers Association Now
Wow. GEO. T. BANkS, AuctiOneer
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
THIS DAY

A UCTION SALE THIS DAY
"A Tuesday,. March 8. at 10 o'clock,
Magnicen Household Furniture
at the private residence 81 West 24sh ST. between 9TH and
9th magnificent latest style Parlcr Suits. in crimson
satin with silver rues brilliant rosewood Panofotc
Velvet Brussels ingram Carpets Mirrors Curtains Paint
invs Bronxes Vases Clocks Turkish Chairs Lounges
and haircloh Suits Chamber Suits style OF Louis w Bed
hair spring Mattresses Bedding Library, Dining Room
Furniture Sideboard Extension Tables. Glass. China sill
Ware Cutlery Basement and Servants Furniture, f.
ROTH Auctoneer Goods packed and delivered for pur
chnscrs. city o country
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Keeier's Gallery. 53 Liberty st.
$50 Oil Paintings aud Water CGlorx,
William Hart George H. story Kockert Arthur Parton
uston. j. Wilson, Mario be sold auction,
March g. o'clock
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r,rsOEEssIONALs l. SITUATIONS WANTED
EETALES.

wlrTEY AND TEACHER Is NOW PREPARED
n % rssrsnc her literary educational cugagcments
country preferred. daily accessible Reference mrr "r
- "a, ber Old uatrprs could he lad ut the Holman House
, r.n be M interview IN not p"id '.r nhd h"1
.,,ie~ au r. 81 xcc nj appointment ha. Deen r"id
IN advance inquire tor Miss JENNY wiLi NJ ,nose
,i nsnse cal whose business IN strictly Ouness;
sSsr visitors are not desired until permanently oc"ssd
The New York herald., 1877-03-06

A UCTION SALE
PETER BOWIE, Auctioncer,
will sell WEDNESDAY March Z,
IL o'clock,
No % Wcst 9TH the contcnts of four story house,
consisting Paror Suits rosewood Piano. lace and dam
ask Curtains black walnut Bedstesds Dresspg Bureaus,
Washstands Cottage SUITS, Sdeboards Tables Chairs
hair spring Mattresses oQuet and Brussels Carpets,
Bedding Oieioth Crockcry. Glassware Cutlery Kitchen
Utensils. Stoves. nc.
s. DINdEE. AUCTIONEER.
IA THIS DAY rruesday) March g. at 1Oa o'clock A. H.,
Metropolitan salesrooms, 4th Nv. corner 18th ST.
hand Household Goods Paror and Chamber
Suits. Dining Room Furniture. Glass and China Ware,
Books, Window Chairs and also 23 BRUSSELS
vevot ingram Carpets. together with large lot Of
Household Goods omprisng laror Suits In and
harcio black walnut Chamber Suits Bedding. Bureaus
Washstands. Hall Stands. Desks. &c
A Rr SALE.
as Keeier's Gallery. 80 Liberty st.
,n n pain Wutnr Csla
, 1877-01-13
Il Vegetarian 1{nItt,1tcf.

Recently, acsorttug tN tho London ffAo, q
number u tin members Ut tho I.nmln Hrtcs!r
Reform Sswlety, the object 1T which IL to In
d,re lsAb!ts ot ab.tise,lce fran tic fish IT anl-
l.als III futhl, tltrtl together Ut tilu ptu,,lc's
Ea!c,a new establishment not yet olIrned II,
st. fmHl's Churclynrtl. The ,att.n comprised
vegetables and fruit nnEy, Arra,iCe.l In culrrrs
aHd inclHdih9 soNps, thirteen kinds Of yrxcta.
hle.. stvcn different sorts Ut sweet tnrts, uul
Il4th!!il.s, alla Xix kl.tls Ut fruit Thu DRINK
c0tlaIetcd nf water or milk, ycgelcrtans not ony
ahsta!I'fly frunl the use VI Hrsl., hut from a.
e.holie liquors, md the hsrlctcr part Ut them
alst, from smoking. Thu ti!slies wcro nicely
cooked mil we'll served, mud tho dinner lur ia
klId WA pronounced ytry satisfactory. both ly
tls FrrctArl1ns Antl tlIG nu,l.ycvctasia,,s ,yls,
lastook VI It. Mr. 7. ". 1Ilr!,artlson, tic Prts.
tlent of the society Wis i.I tlle chair, ami Ae
statcs! that he supposed he lad bre,i chosen
President hetause lie was a ite yegcturaJ,-
.,cyrr liaYn. taatc1 VI nntn,al food In all lis
ltte. Nor lid lic MGAr my aninlal clothing, Mil
tlc lla canvas slices 4nl ryCn guluailes But III,
niul OTHER ie.ciasa!s took care to ret stt,stan-
tal fhol. Flesh, lie argued, wus nut necessary
Tor the sustehtati0n Of the strength nf t.aEI-
Kind, never Waa II necessary for llcat-g,yjnv; +;
ami lIs maintained, ou philosophical grounds,
thAt 1t was never intcM!rd that aDIua!s shuul,f
be- tic fntd Ut lHnu. Tile Chairman having Ir-
yttcl discussion, several gentlemen n,lu one
lady addressed tic company III favor Ut tho oil.
tctts Uf tllu 4Ocfcty; but one or two asked what
Aubstltule could bc found for WOOL ard ]eat her.
and what was the usa OF slleep mud oxen II they
were not tn le eatrn. Mr. Clark, tho Secret tary,
stated that ~ auciety WIS progfyss slpt. as wuuii
tc strn FROM the report.
, 1877-01-13

price. Good butter Is so1tl NJ from 40 10 Il
rtnts n lnun1 at retail. and nt from ~ to 90
cents I,our,i Mt wholesale. It has bcrn sail
, tat s h'Q. rr: n ttrr f"ttn Is s To-
Il vast quantity WAS re,tntsy Fh tnfi
10 England, and II II reported that The erW,rt.
hare n1orr than lnublcI within year. In round
numbers 1o,0O mo pounds wrrr -cnt 10 fnr,!sn
ports, an increase IT 7,HD,tHo pounds oycr the
export IN 1915. Men who deal fenstre!y IN but
ter say TINT 1t is impossible to clear til. market
u TIN. grcnt quantities sent from III. Nrat II
this riy, aud Tint Il IN TIL. kim, IT butter That IN
rxcoste'l at fronl twenty-five to thrty-lse .rHts
IrnItnl. lff,mc consumers who want the brst
butter. that made In this State, must ray Enrl
t'rlrcs for It. The rca*an why the best lnlttcr
nf the heaviest dealers yesterday, ais hc'ause
tt'ssnnt s1ip waNt grid l'uttcr arc willing I"
snT those prices fur it. 1t IL mt true that the
Batter Ia cheaper l,y Is IN The ito pounds tllan
1t was at this time Inst vcar.''
, 1877-01-13
tvntln~.tafl coat; white kids, and hair Ia

tNns!nT'tai! coat; "si'to KIDS anu ha!f -
Miss Ltzzlc Winnie, white rarts muslin, with
1atctl flouncca and deem tanicr, trimmed with
orange hflk; h!1h- cUrssKc, with oranges, and
'nir In hfgl, batlds.
SftuH Mclean, white Swiss, with pnf1nga md
f1utiuya: eolsagc of rs,sc sl'k, sleeveless, with
garriturc Vi leaves; hair In bn1tlcaux nn cslrt..
Mas Lizzie Thorpe, continuation suit Ut hta:!s
a!lk and velvet, With trlnmfngs NJ pDInt latr.
Mrs. Henry Mliwarti. pc,sI tnoirr, With uvcr-
dress "i l!ah lerc; ror!a;;n trimnc'1 with black
velvet ntrl pnfut 1are: hail In flowers.
slrs. T. X. Downing. c!c1 bluc In two shades,
with 1'o,lncca and high cnrsase.
Miss Mollin Nash, white ncrno, trimmed
with ra1c blue.
Mrr. Kingo,, orange si!k, with velvet trim.
mfng..
stIss Lizzie Naab, pearl sslk,
st's Mary Clarke. pearl hrtra'lcd sttk, with
ovcrskirt trimmed with fringe. tu'c sash; high
cor.age, withdetnl-sl:cy"; I!alr II Ii f,rce1e,,..
Mrs. j. Charles Ifatncs, elegant black yei.ct
suit, with trf,n,ninE. n! ln'nt lefc.
Mrs. William Wilkinson, black SILK aud velyat
combination, nlth Dont-lace trimmings.
Miss Annie Aistpn, tart1Tn7l sl1k, frnntctl
with diagonal fnIs aInl tri,nn,c,t with lace ami
tullc; fatr Ia Sfat,,tcnun a.l powdered.
Mrs. Harvey, y. Eols!n, black grosgraln,
Mrs. Cl,ar'es II. tiiIesp'c. black corlesi sill.
and yclrct combination, with trimmings u lace
and diamond ornaments.
Mrs. A. ". belong, myrtlc.9recD silk. will
trimmings "a EleG@l ft4Fttt Hltn kAFiltufe u
flowers.
Mrs. Gcorce Buck, hlar1s tro.-grain, with Trim.
IninEs of fringe Md velvet; l.a!r d Il ufec!un
decorated with natural flowers.
Miss Jennie TAFT, tEari silk, With trimming
OF cardinal yelFet and point fMc.
Miss Jcsslc Smith, pearl stlk, With IiagunA
bands 0f blue.
Mrs. Henry Hawks scatlrown silk, viii
ttltnminEs nf velvet III deeper st.nlc.
Mre. u. il. Tn}inatt, buck velvet under pear
| bruvnefl byetltress trimmed with velvet; LlKs
| curenye, Ard tfair In Graitls.
Mrs. j. II. 1tayerly, ricll suit Of ucayy Llacs
| velvet; l,alr powdered.
Mrs. J. c. King, seal-brown satIn and veive
1 III two aF,ades; hair IN natural aowcrt.s
Miss Ruxana Wentworth, heavy black yelye
| suit, With diamonds auI Roman gold orna
| fncnts.
This list docs not cycil plrport to afford erci
thu Nn1hes Of all the handsomely y-ressetl la,lEe4
hst It /. as full as the latcicss Of tho hou
would permit.
| THE HANQcET,
I Which WIS scrycil In the la.cs' nrl[tIaFv. wa
nnc which reflected credit upon the tnaingcrz
nnl fully Sustained the reputation Of tho bAtr
man. One lung tAblr extended through til
body Of the rounl. while ut, either .Iic wrr
s1naEle! !tatlex, nil tastctuty arrangcin the lg!
est style uf The caterers urt. Nj regular hui
wn8 observed fuE Fayn. attention tu IL,
l,ounties 0f The btl of tarc, hut tho eucsts wer
LET to their uwu free WILL and tllry accoriIng!
| FILL tn when the exercise Ut Lanrlng seemed Il
llGn sufficient to furnish tlle'n MI appctitu.
, 1877-01-13

fFFt7W 1H9R3Et81 - 1se 3FI0HHF
l.ANstS0, NlrlI., Jan. 19.-Stnce tho Errat
trtlgc-lIsas.rr Oh The Lake Shorc Il Michigan
Southern 1lailroa1 the officers u the Chicago g.
Lake jlurn Roah have inspected the bridge
uyrr t;rund tt.yer here anu will replace Il Wit h
Il new ono. 1t gust sin,0W keyrn Years aEo.
, 1877-01-13
Foreclosure OF the Peoria 6 Rock
Island Road.
A Disappointed Grnin-sreculator
Tells Ills Grievances.
Record Of Judgments and New suits.-"
Criminal and Bankruptcy
Matters.
Proceedings Of tho Supreme Court At
Its Springfield Session.


leo,'a ~ AoSn S,,.., .e".'1 1"n No., ,,hnr. r,.
cal iai.e} Nsnns sp"pa'}, ,.a..e", aa oe' r,',
entered Thurstsay hy tJuHgo JItut1moE'i. ahe
original bill was filed Dee. Z, 1871, to foreelosc
n,nrtroac for 81 eco 900 male Dec. 10, 1860, and
",..,.o< a., rnof, ~ thc Peoria &. rnrk 1stath
.o'e''"s ,,., NV @ rs. ,assoa t,,,,s .t,ot ,i,oro
IMl'rpa'l Company lhe Acelee h'"s 'hu1 t''I'e
/. tluc the whole Of this mortgage mud also Il
further sum OF s2T, ti,,terrst from, August,
1a.s u ,tatc mnI,,nr thc s,,m or si.71IHawu,,
,,a,, :. nn,.ah,c IL, 1o,J Thc r,ad I. n11crr,i
10 pay this amount within t'sc aase' INC
lien Of this mortgage Is declared to
covcr thu road Of Lilo Company
-. usxt, 49,, ,ot ,.o,, rco-,o anil pnc,- Island
Knox, Henry, and Rock Island, md nlso on Its
,1epots t:rht-0f-way, grounds, lands, atntiou-
htn,,os machnc.sl,nns. aud tthcr hutldnge,
maehtncry, tools, rolling STOCK, am efe"'a asa
franchises u every description Ih1s ~ n'8t
lic.,t except M against the rights OF the Goal
r,I'ov ui,tr, fnru,nr IN ,te,nou,, m ,entk fl
ton for every ton of coat transportca over the
slao,@o worth OF bonds o1 INC ROCK .slal'
Peoria halfway company on past oi lhe Foa'''
There is now duo the Coal Valley Company
9t3O73.7 H. and s;E4,03 interest under this cdt,-
+ro,t ,vfirt Ia n Ii. rot1 hoforo i1,a hnnl1ot,t-
',''s tt1>e' "'s'. go :. .,.'.,,ta''. t"
ess teecHe .mfis n.Ynou. = !. ,,n,,cs.,,, ,,,.
solvent, u Is GerFceu tnnt t!'e aiattc1 III t!li-
ccry, H.. ". b!sdl, shall 81! the rt'ad at pnn'lc
hast.on u. EHnon ; ~ ~ ,' m11s ~ ,hra ,.n"t.
Elsing notre st1 tlnya IN week lor lliffn Weeks
IN newspaper ~ Chicago anu ivy ptlnltent,anns
~ jidssters Hftav f1"dmefdt t1ora W IL SeW
York. Tle purchaser Is t9 pay $lHAu0 u,
lnoncy to tue siaster, ana 1or the Balance "
the purchase price is to l'c allowed to pay any
Of the outstanding bonds md coupons @ o. tte
Company 1tsHeu unucr datc ol Fct,. !, loWa'
sIieh percentage NJ tic Gnurt may ulteet al the
approval nf tho sale. Tho nRrccmcnt ,etWrch
tile Ctal valley MINING Company ana t!lo is1lt'
road Company I. te be modified y. several T., r..
Bpccte, but principally suns to change Inc foSa!ty
u Gl cents ton Tor every ton VI goal carr'eH ~
tile Railroad Company III - cents II tnt'' IVY
purchaser is " take el1btcct ~ LIS nS3
contract 80 mo4liHcd, aud atlblcrt 70 t!c ei,s'MM
nl y -lals Issued By thy RotS isianl ~ ieof'a
ltaflroaI Company. Uut VI tEo pfoccens il,c
Master Is to pay ilrst all costs aeeot,u Ail IcIts
ewing by !. Is; l!!lliare' INC Mcse!vef q 1te
Company; Thru. tile sum due the coal iaIicy
Mining. Company; fourth. tue amounts n'ie
tiivsrs Intervening. clnlsn'l'ts lor sup3laef &c
illtht the so1ic!tofa ICES amounting u an un'
k1uwn sum; and, lastly, 70 hana over tIc r.
'nai',ter to tte CleEk oi inc Cnurt' Wnn Is 10
, 1877-01-13
cry t2EA1, ESTATE.

. = =
Ftnt sAtE-.,i: IEAsE-GHEAr. CITY IL,TS ON
: Ei.;lA ta$air, st. nni Nrrt wnFih-ar.. tet wren
fhir:y. '.fcfih ard h.hrtJ .nlnth.ats. YOUNG ROW
, 1877-01-13
THF WFATHFR.

WARRINGTON, d. C., jar. 1:t-l 4. ln.-ln the
Upper Lake rcgfon, Upper Mississippi anil Low
cr Missouri Valley, fllIing barometer, after q
temporary rlsc iu the Kuut'trn partitions, risln..
Temperature, westerly winds, haekin. tu south
trly, u,i generally ctcar weatlrr.
i.ocAt nnhrnyA1I"N..
, 1877-01-13

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1 tyAsEES MAIZE or DIAMONDS. WATCHES,
dopb.s-, stk. i:o'u, auIG. Eetsta.herl i>1t,
4 nva:tEs nA!t; n% D1AMuSDs. w.r.jl:.5.
- "r "rr,:la;"ra!' nlsa furniture iLerRi .;.,
bI suhth Llars''t.. Er,:h o..
baldwin. WALKLN K CT. HAVE MDSEf TO
lean IN trat ra.a" IN sn,a from f!.tttl IN 500
Ha~fr} NItilIHx. = H. sHf. stsdAn and te1rour7l.
NfDStr tn t,A* nS lEui:sEs. ntfHllE:-. on
W r*rraEa. at Telegraph S1sh*. rear .sU Madison
IIOyI:y tn LOAN At kPEE CENT uv rEn11':.
ARMY Surhwesrrn >intns, liz fnsnrsnrr un,pasy,
'uFneF 1:ah.ulpI aAd ttaFh,rs.+t..
1IUNEY 70 LOAN II SuM- TU St'IT, Ar 4 FJ.t;
lsl rent ret a!HHtn IN t'hnk Cp1tntY rrai c,.atc.
WALTER HtTLEIs. l&uom II l'ur'lart uiock.
no LOAN. IN st'Ns 1F s,.nn AND UPWARDS,
l atsreT rent, IN t;11restt c'y property. LYMAN
Il JACEsUS. ~ Fntti1nd Ihuck.
'I'o kUAS-tl.tnI At 4 rEtk lent,
i 43ttSt At 4 per rent,
s3.:dU at = per cent.
$!,ts1t 1t y PER lrHr.
$I.PEtat . per rent.
0a ehEcasolnptu, ed reAl.estate hernrtty.
sAMI. !;f.ii1s
IA {tt h!JsIrE- 81.
t.D nm T7 LOAN: Wtjitt,AGEs nntHllT:
l;;o itearlsrn-+l-. Koosut.
S10 0()() 70 LnAS OS ,I7y lNrEt'yEn
Tent eolnntsIuti. j.. UilE. II t,Itt1 tlrE
c.4f, INN To LEM, nS IOWA ASD ,LlxOIs
'DF.sWIlt fasrs aud IN E'1IcEsn tr,rcssy IN suns
I suit frinriEai~ mitrc.s +. u. ltos $50. ,....
Conn IHNl RI LOAN n.. t.ltn'tl.0 I'Isnl'.
'1AA}lJ.vOF rstv pr on lllfho. fsr:us nj \ and +.
ter rent. very low commission. II. ". ruMtfuf. :"
, 1877-01-13


4 NsNLITI plvnICEs- -rAErlks Wltu CLAIM
~ to obtsia "spesi4 tasuts" fron eourts " COURT
ttspuil.ilitty. ANYTHING that cau 10 legally tns
haze fxc!itirs fur uolus Divorces bFvcuTtd stord
Ing IL Itr" Nrl3 NJ call. Law utnee oi L. NONE.
U6MEKY. 1G1 w1ahinsfsa.st.. lioou, -.
N,yol:eKs LEGALLY, ASD QUIETLY 0nT INT,
for ptl rai.ct rc.tirHrc unEStrsslr}; afniaflta
sufeient pr,i; fro small; bc.l rete furule4
T. l.. s1tl|Ir atlurIry r. u. Lag :Ahl thtraSo. lit.
lNIytltCES LEuALLf ASU QUIETLY OBTAINED
ETC. Residence ,s4ry Fec Afer leer.e 1: yeAfS
t4bxfivhee. \. Gu.IDs!lct! t1t u'asA'Fst 81
jFyuu WISH to OBTAIN A hiyn!:CE FOR IN.
! compatibility Or ulher mud J.y !u5 !ss
TIL yvu retre dccrsr. rail Ut 4x uli IT A. ht:S
IEf; ItuQ.A4 u aud u. u u ia.un IT., Chicago. ILL.,
NforIcf-i All rilE iISLY PERSON ovrA!NISli
~ te.sl tsurvtk. hca!kH teEtsAto u tud:t ~ aaS
Il tLic4sa. u IL aials, u AAhas1 t!pex. cuIersa.
, 1877-01-13
THE RAILROADS,

TIE sOUT11wEsTERS RATE AsSO-
CrATlDN.
Willie the meeting of tue General Freight
Agents OF the roads belonging to tho South
western Railroad Rate Association, which will
be held In this city Tuest]ay, hAs ohtcns1by been
called for the purpose of further regulating the
lumher-rateA, get It is known 10 the Initiated
0rles that the meeting has been called for QGIte
different purpose. Ever since the Organization
Of the combination the Hannibal l. St. Joe and
the st. Louis railroads, especially the former.
hare been trying to get ahen1 OF their Chicago
niles, and 10 divert business from Ehitpgo.
Much Ut The business which should havc taken
IT, way yia this city, is bciug shipped. arossnd
Islrcs points 10 the East US they prevail At prs
ant gise the Southern lines All advantage OF i
cents pr hundred ptnlnt!r. For example, tic
rates from kansaa City 70 Chl!ngu are e.t4 e2.tt44
making a total Of 81 tents: From Kansas City
TO East st. lnuis they aIe t6H cents and fru,n
East 81. Lt.s,is to New fork. II con.s. maxim,
the totat Eatc alsn 5'1'1 cents. IN making these
! that there Mrs rate from Kansas City IL To-
lclo wllici, should have been raised at tile time
| thu>e I" Fist ST. Louis and Chicago were ad-
| vancrtl. The rate fro,n Kama. City to Toledo
ccnts. making n total ol 59.1 cents, which ia 5
Louis. but the Chicago roads nre the
oly snf1:Is fron tnis dis hlscr1a'1n a, ,
Vt. Louis ruals have direct connections with To-
,ctlu lines. The Chicago roals would like to have
Wills thing stopped md thu rate from Kansas City
| 10 Toledo ratsca Eve cents. Hut the Hannibal
n!,ycc to surh hn arrangement clainfHg that the
| Chicago ruads arp nuw getting nIn'-tentlIs Of
| the Missouri River business. md that II that
discrimination did nut exist they would ret II
h..f.,
Tuesday, nfnl lively discussion will be hnd,
hut It Is the general 0pintun that the difficulty
will not hr rr,lltuivsi. Wl,at the Chtra.n rouds
will do i! that casc rannpt yet bc predicted, hut
| ticy Will ur!nitctllv take measures to protect
| themselves, even II the existence OF tho cum
l.natun should bc endangered By sudI action.
, 1877-01-13

Iin,t. Aar.. Tar tia.. Gfnt IN. Il taf1<s.
N:aIa. III. nl n II ~ y. f., tFtik.. tIuuaf,
l1:l.a tn. A, ~ i* ~ r. lrl-k ..,,,, llr. >nnw
9ailp III. :at:t lntA! y. f.. fresh. ...,. T.. Atuw
at H. Jt. Il Il 70 =. H. fIEstI., 81 II. EnUW
ui.i IL, ~ 3. q .s ", }tr.h.". ....: tiear.
N.1sl. u. g1at u w.. fre.h.'. ~ Clear.
aIA Alslunl t.rrHla:sirtrr. -: anln!hliAI. D.
uEAGGAL HA-kEYATtn*s.
t'nicasi,,. .Iai. I.-sf!nsEht.
, 1877-01-13

COUNTRY 12EiI. Et'CATE.
: re- --~-M
tt'DR BALE-t;GOD FANN COXTAIStSh cet
sc-rs ~ iititHs f',rrc EltErs !rub t4uthrc, T..
=. T. -. +. II. n. hdIreas GkO. X. 3TEAKS3, Whit.
tier. Lake thunty. III.
T'olt sAf.E-:AT g. fEi:. ACRE. 81 3rEEs Of
rhntre Land IN Central Missouri It will lupptst
four fAln!ticr. Ati,!r, - st,2 FAlttn.k: 80
, 1877-01-13
HU1,t;nfsAy REAL ESTATE.

r 81 = =
TtO!s SALE-nf: RHST-h NILE I!nEaE AND COT.
i faEe In EnKtc" s,i nrtici1ts nelEhbort,ood ntae
:eros: A1.r. !erv hnr reh!dcnce In Eouth Evanston
TlLjLlTuS HfttS.. o. HRshfnHtnn.lt.
1;f:l fAIE-9ap Lt,TA T.. stll,TI1 CtIICHf;f en ~,
T. =: atA'. L." i:1 Michigan Adartls !. e, I'll.
TON. F3ttsb',sK. In.
, 1877-01-13

Ehlp-I.oAla u Butter.
bf1e }pFk Sun. Jan. o.
The market Il glutted With butter OF Western
M41ufactuIg. aIas *1USuulere wonder n ltd sttH
, 1877-01-13

GENTS WASTED-uEA EItAL- AFkClAl1 AS9
~ soliciting ktestu1ukanCe AXtut4 u fen 1t6<sxnk
ksAteA ln<FA }<seuxxms4t% lH44s ass - aAAk ~
, 1877-01-13
WAN'ft:D-Ef:.nAf.I: iEL.H4r.


ysD1lrhGfehA
IEASTEp-A COMPETENT G1nf. FOR EExEnAE
~ !HAtrTnlk: iuust hr Ea4 .tNu:, tyuSt.ut. aud
lr":er ~ = sA#nlt u sllrer. Ia rasK.at.
N'ASTEi,-A ':iEI, IN \ PRIVATE FAMILY.
" ArFty At pt>olth Frs r,n-.t,
IS'ASTED-A titH,p Gt:t. tn pi UEEEtinr,
ntLE 1Nsi.t .EIHth--f, ''
, 1877-01-13

4V+Alssts '''s.'SA'ENbs't"SS
II IL understood that thc Van,lcsbl!ts held
controlling Interest !n the Nvw York Central .;
ll,l.1son River Noad, amounting TO, say, SEA
0UU,oU. Deduct frunl tIs tie a9,:ai5, ~, s,tNk
uU 10 t,e added to the aforementioned total.
Estimating hi4 r.akt-shorc, Cunada Southern.
Western Union, New York. Scw ftaYrn 4 llart-
ford bohds md stotks ut sStalt,oD, an1 Harlem
at say S7,00,0U0, aud We l!ave grand total of
personal property, invested In railroad aud Otl-
cE securities, Of $a7, ,613t ttIU.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-13
COMPI.IMENrARY.

HE EUREKA SENTINEL, enc Of the sbIe.t
papers In Nevada. has entered upon it, fonr.
teenth volume with 40 increased circulst,on
anu advertising patronage. The SENTINEL IL
soukat siter Dy Old Base Rangers more fee
Nevada We wish the proprietor c%oontinnsd
success Esmeralda Herald.
NEw VoLuxE-Ths FURyx. ssxr,xv, an
tered upon its fourteenth volume Ssfardav
ISL IN TINS section, at least. the SgNrIytL
nss earned Tor itself an enviable reputation.
inro On Il We first learn what is going on in
the outside world. Make il q little mere in
oependsnt in politics and we will have no
iauit to Ind with III SESiISKL.-Wa ard Reflex.
HE EUREKA SENTINEL has entered upon its
iourteenth volume and seventh year. The
okNTiSkL cen Justly claim, outside of Storey
county, the hrst place in the Nevada Journal
ls,ic neId, and the present prosperity of En-
reka warrants thu belief that 1t will be the
cn,ef pspcr in its section for many years to
m Lyon County Times.
NEW VoLUxE.-The EUREKA SENTINEL en-
tered on its seventh yoar December lsr. Tho
SENTINEL - all that it claims to be-the best
paper published in Eastern Nsvada-aod we
sincerely hope it will continue TO be as pros
porous in the future as it has been ia the
past-Picchs Record.
EUREKA SEyTI~EL.-T This journal, which
GLAZING to be the leader. outside of Storey
county. has entered upon another vslums
= To = bright ture before it. Having stood
iby ITS birth place through "thick and thin"
1t Is entitl d to the rich success which II has
every assurance Of -Truckee Republican.
The EUREKA SENTINEL has entered upon
the seventh year Of its existence ard four
teenth. volume. Ii is a bright and newsy
Journal, and NO wish il and its proprletors
success--Tuscarora Times.