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y a. DAENEILLE. Real Estate Aue,Iones..
TIT STEFS' SALE OF TWO NEW RgT,K
muINE>. TmREI La- sTnEIE>. Sill AIEn

lkl >lEf~ SAIL or TWO NEM BRIO IN
not So. THREE g. >TpEIE>. SITI- ATFp
On fHE EAST SIDE OF SEVENTH ST
81 II BEN pNp EoI NpARN.
by virtue of deed az trust. bearing date -
MAY .;'d A II. IS1G anu recorded ga .il-,r -
No S-l, folio .-f2. one uf the land records frr IL
Washington county. District of Columbia. tG- u'--
d'F~lEuei Trustee, VII ~rll. ~ public aurt .sr. iu
ifvni az the premises. uu MONDAY. Tho I1tudtN
"i December. \. II. lS1I. az pm. an that pcJ7.
or Parcel 81 ground. situate iu she city uf " a~hiug
Ton. M The District 80 Columbia. known anil de-
>'Ilcd a. Lot "A. EuCk thr-' q. iu the How
Hrd uiNvT>itN' subdivisions Of the farm nf john
A.Smlth. &c mmunlN known a. -Efilugham Place. 80
a the said subdivision Was made 10y the county sur
NeA"r Of Washington county. DC. The north half
81 said Lot ~ stands IA the name uf Thomas
" ",vlWard. and the south half Of said Lot stands
m The nam" oi haIlc~ CLANCY together with the
Improvements uu said bot.
Terms If sale: ouc-iourth cash: balance IN six.
twelve and eighteen months. with interest at seven
Ter cent per auuunl. secured by deed of trust upon
the property sold. 500 deposit required actt1-
lance OF hld. and the terms ut sale Co be compricd
with m ten days. ON Noncompliance. the TTu>-
tees reserve the right 10 resell al risk and cost of
dctaultiug purchase.
MN KIIGpTR -
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON. Captain JOHN
X. WOOD, leave her wharf. foot of xn~
6th-SiIeet, tire times week-Ss--zzsssSis.lzs-3
TUESDAYS. at O'Clock q. H.. for -
Cone river: THURSDAYS. at Z O'Clock n m for
tUni0man and L"uuaTafOwn: SATURDAYS. at :
O'Cl' OK a. M. for turTiuman and Laonardtown,
For further information, apply st the Office over
MrtTOp Titan Bank. knON'S r. VplpSS Office OF at
the Con pany's Wharf. foot Of 6th street
Rag age called for ON application at Knox's Ex-
press Gfice. SANIrFI RACO\ VrsS-f
Il. j. ACCINELLY. Agent
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
FOR NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND

TUX NUKF ULh. FUKTKFSo MONROE AND
THE SOUTH.
The swift and elegant iron steamer LADY OF
THE LAKE. Captain J. WHITE. ,n~
leaves bth-stTect wharf. until fur Es-sts.r-s-i1
theT notice. every MONDAY. WE'D -
Nf>DAl. and FRIDAY. al O'Clock p. m. con-
hectng with steamers for Boston. Providence and
oth'r Northern Points. Returning, leaves Norfolk
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATUR-
DAY. at 4 O'Clock T.. IN.
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DAREDEVIL SROBELEFF. the daShing Young
hero of the war ou the Russian side was hit
10y chance bullet on November 18TH while ON
the outpost line near Pleyna. NOtwithStand-
ing the reckle>>neSS with which ne had eN-
posed himself n hlS brilliant uniform. he had
passed unScdthcd through the herceSt battles
al the war. 80 that his enemies came 10 speak
OF him a. the horScman with charmed life.
tie was brought Ia the ground at last. but tho
chances are that the wound IN his side will not
10, fatal
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nRY GOODS AND CARPETS.
IL CHEAP DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.
Best iapc>iry lugraiu~. II IT. per cent. on for
cash. k"NhuTy Tapestry Brussels. 81. 15-1D'. ward
OF for cash: t'"od Brussels. go: Ingram. 25c.
and W 0"i>. bIC.. Extraordinary inducem ntS in
Bfe~> ts"1f~. Atwood >rrgc>. 81 &C.. Atwood
t1ShmeTeS. 90: AiIuea~. b.. worth -. kuiCk-
rflNckerS. cheap: Atwood CaShmerpS. double
width. 6Jc-. worth 81. Having too many ColoTed
ta>hmert~. l must sri az great Inducements to
clos out. bro--''rIlu SiikS -. 81. II. 81 - to
S@-Jp-Chedp- tits,k~ ia newest >tylr 81. up-ytry
low prices. BaZaT Patterns. best in city.
II y. NAtDAIN.
uoySO-tr 700 NNEKFT SPACE
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BROS. Auctioneers.

nCNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
EST ,s slItATE HEAR TILE H2kN ER
IL TIE CITY OF WASHINGToN. ID. {.
BY virtue of the last will aud testament Of ~
Thomas Burke, deceased. will sell, az public ~
DAY OF DECEMBER. A ID. 1917. al o clock y. M,
the following described piece or parcel Of ground,
situate aud lying in said city. and being part of
the lot Of ground numbered six 90. in square two
hundred and forty three (2i3l in said city, VIZ:
Beginning for said part of said lot OF ground. On
the line OF 18th street northwest. AT point distant
twenty-OBe CID feet north from the southeast cor
ner of said lot. and running thence north along said
street twenty coo feet and four inches: thence
west fifty 800 feet; thence due south four 90 feet
and four "a inches. thence southwestwardly and
about parallel with Vermont avenue 10 point due
Mest IRON te point 1l cgnhhg ann an and s S.
gular. the buildings and improvements. rights,
privileges heredianents and aPpnrenallces 20 sald
part of said lot, or belonging, or In any manner a-
Terms 81 sale, cash. Conveyances to be paid for
by the purchaser. A deposit Of sIGO required when
the property Is sOd and il the terms OF sale are not
sold at the cost and expense OF the defaultng pur-
noe2e-dSds JOHN R. CONDOR. Executor.
ID II. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioner.
TRtsTEE.s SALE OF TWO FRAME BUILD
B Hfs 2E rat AID 6 sTREErs s6 btTR
eR A. r d. is7s duly n recorded IN Liner ems NS
;se folio 3D. Ct sea; o Sne q the land records
the party secured thereby, shall sell at public auc-
ton. In 'front.' OF the premises, on TUESDAY. De-
cember 11th. 1877. at O'Clock p. m. the following
or SO much as may lie necessary of the following
described real estate. situate in the city OF WASH
ington. ID. C.. TO wit: All those Lots or parts OF
Lots known as i, +. and q: also. the south ten
llo feet of Lot c. of Metcafs subdivision In square
$50. the same having front Sd street. between
Nj and streets, of about a feet by a depth OF 30
feet together with the improvements.
Terms: One-third cash. and the balance AZ SIX
twelve and eighteen months. with interest AT Per
cent. secured by deed of trust. deposit OF 500
required each lot at time OF sale, and all convey!
ancing at purchase IS cost
d3-eots Jos. 6, q, KENNEDY, Trustee.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctionecr.

PUBLIC SALE OF FlN + NEW TlIREF-STORY
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING
HOUSES on TIE NORTH SIDE OF l.
STREET. BETMEEN 18TH AND I4TH
STREETS WEST.
Bv virtue OF deed of trust of date April 9th. -
1876. and supplementary stipulation of date II
November 18th. 1876. recorded respectively LIN
Liher No. $40. Folio 2j2. ct Seq. and Liber NJ.
S31 Folio 25l ct seq. of the land records of the
District of Columbia, and 10y written consent of the
parties thereby secured. shall expose To public sale
in front of the premises. on MONDAY. December
10Th, \. ID. 1917. ats O'Clock y. m. Lots numbered
respectively siNty-One CD SiNty-twO (62D. sixty
three $50. siXty-four ga and sixty five 49,. in
Charles 4. Davis recorded subdivision of part of
Square numbered two hundred and fOrty-Seyen.
(24Ij and improvements. Each Lot is improved BY
a handsome new three-StOry and basement brick
dwelling-very desirable.
Terms One-fOurth cash: balance in four equal
instruments. payable in one, twO- three and four
years from day of sale. with interest at per cent
per annum. payable Semi-annualy. and secured by
deed of trust on the property sold. A deposit of
5000 in cash (Or 10y certified check for that SUM will
lie required each lot Immediately on the same be-
ing knocked of. and in default thereof the next
highest bidder making such deposit will be treated
the purchaser. If terms of sale not complied
with in five days from the day of sale. resale wilEbe
made at the risk and cost of the defaulting pIir-
chaser, on five days notice in the Evening Star.
MAHION ASHFORD, Trustee,
AnnN L.
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ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAILWAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND
WASHINGTON RAILROAD.

YINHE NAILS-Judge Prentis certifies: DR..
Il SCHULTZ cured mine Is years ago. Thou
sands like of painless of bunfons, corns,
ulcers. chilhains. rheumatic swollen joints, &c.
once: sos Pennsylvania avenue, up stairs. Ladies
and children attended usual. Call or too late. d1
rOHEN'S LOAN OFFICE, corner of 9TH street
- and New York avenue. entrance on New IN
York avenue. The most private Loan Once OA
in the city. Money loaned at the lowestO ~
rate of interest on Gold and Silver Watches, Plat.
and Plated ARE, Diamonds, Guns Pistols, Ladies'
and Gentlemens Clothing, Carpets, and all articles
Of value. iaQ1-ly
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1870 PENNSYLVANIA 1917
KOITE.

To THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Steel Rails,
Splendid Scenery, magnificent EqaipHteI,t.
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IREFERRED DEATH To MARRIAGE.-A Con
nellSNllle. Ind. dispatch tells uS Of an "esti-
mable young man of that place. named
Samuel Jackson. who last week took a razor,
and. after "a >hing his temple. drew the blade
around his throat The last wound was n
severe one. but neither arteries or windpipe
were cut. and H. WAS thought ne would re-
cover. He WAS To have been married this
week. and il i supposed took this plan 20 FREQ
himself of the enlargement.
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SCHOOL SAVINGS BANKS IN FRANCE.-A-
though the system Of school savings banks has
only been adopted i'm France within the last
three years. IL has already been applied in %
departments and in Algeria while i'm six de-
paTtmcntS no school X without ~. In the "a
departments where the new institution has
taken root most quickly there were al the be-
ginning of this year 3sU7 savings banks and
lee.5H depo>itorS. The average amount OF
each denO>lt was over ID francs.
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STEAMERS FOR NFwY YORK

The steamers JOHN GIBSON and F. c.
KNIGHT will leave NV York at fssz
O'Clock p. m. every SATURDAY. EFfffn
6eorg, town every SAT- RDAY at 6EsSSttc<<s-xs
O'Clock a. m. and AicNan,li il same DAY.
Freight taken AZ lowest rates. For information
apply OftiCe over N'truDoi titan Bank. 10Th street.
o 20 r. L. \. DENHAM, Agent Water street,
Georgetown.
ap21-tr SAMUEL BACON. President.
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BANKERS.
ii L. OFFLEY X GO.


$50, 500. S20O. $500, $1,000
A LEX. FROTItINGHAM & co. BANKERS
IA and Brokers. No. e Wall street, make for GUS
TONERS desirable Investments of large small
amounts ia stocks Of "A legitimate character which
frequently pay from hve 10 twenty times the
amount invested every thirty days.
Stocks bought and carried long desired
deposit of tye per cent. Circular and weekly re-
ports sent free. apl2-eO1y
A MEMBER OF THE STOCk EXCHANGE
IA will execute orders for the purchase sale of
Stocks. Bonds and Gold moderate margins.
Commissions - per each 100 shares. Stock priv
iegeS negotiated ON responsible parties only. Cor
reSpOndence solicited. Henry Merriam, Member
Am Mining and Stock Exchange. IS Wall ST.,
New York. Reference. ID. X. Manyan, esq.
President National Trust Co.. New York. jan1-tr
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4 MEXICAN LINE OF STE ANISHIPS
IA sail every THU R>DNG direct ~U-3
touching at Queenstown. k@-z1-z-<-zs=--s
cabin, inteTn.diate and Storage passage tickets
can - had M III. ID. COOKE. JR. & co. :. Bank
Gr>. l42:, street. Also. Agents for the 81 star
Line 10 Antwerp. my22-tf
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GERMAN LLOYD.

A VI NATtD LIN +.
u NOTICE.
it'll the view Of diminishing the chances of col
n>lun. the Steamers of this line take "A specific
course for all seasons of the year.
ON The outward passage from Queenstown to
New Ork or Boston. crossing the meridian of 80
AZ 43 lat. OF nothing 10 the north of As.
bn the hOmeward passage crossing the meridian
OF 90 al AZ lat. or nothing to the north of Al
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ZINC LET-Gentleman' TURNOUT; Horses
Il Coupe four and two-seated Pheton, a.
with driver; can he had at all hours call IN
or otherwise. Address 451 street SOUTH N&9
west. noy5-lm
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A Ii THE BEST GRADES AT THE LOW
IA est market prices in first-claSs FANCY AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
so pieces DRESS GOODS IL =. Is. 80. % and 37Ik
per yard, all cheap and desirable, at
j. w. COLLEY'S.
nOy24-tr sol. corner Sth street. Market space.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Jan. 4. 1877
Cotton steady; middling, l2,Sc low maans Ike
eoss,~ise. S go Sales. sisi Stock. issasS N'''''
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. t. 1877
Cotton firm tending up: mddllng i2ssc.; low mddling
e Ep9d GdnnI .s Sss rsssp's saa 2ts ssss
saiss ssi $50. s''' Exports F'A' ''' N''' ' STOCK
Cotton firm; middng 12Ac low middiine. l2c. good
ordinary. llsc Net receipts 5fl bales Exports
wiso, .o3o. Sales. 5000 stock. H6Oi.
SAVANNAH Jan T. 1877
Cotton quiet and hrm; misalins M ia,sc Sw mddng.
psf,To psr goo roa. risaS 1919 eoawc 4. sales
15u. stock, 72.775.
Cotton firm: mdding l2jsc.: low middng i2Sc. a
& gsSS 10 "s Confident 90 @ esep so
ss'ss4. s'5s -A''''' ''' ''''' - ''O'-
No. Mw"Ssss club a! y 81 40; ao red Wabash 3, AZ
bushels mixed Western AZ SIC Barley dul No Canada
shsnssd. aiilioed unehnnsed Railroad heightsfour 20
Boston 4oc to New Ycrs soc; to Albany. 2ac Railroad
No fresh arrivals reported tor twenty four hours No shp
Northwestern spsing 81 s 1000 do. white Michigan in
Sa.is Sis 81 mixed western lots, a. s4e Sse bar
ey,Ales Of one % ear state on private terms
No the market and wanted. other articles
without change -
Flour aud nrm low g fancy Western exras rs
Wheat dull weak aud lower Chicago spring 81 -5N
g & sss- e si ~ ~ ..:sa. M. and No ,n d 81 i. M
t4scs EsDruary oa., aae, si.Se cash Rye steady
cash III s s.TSS fsSrsaIy 81 % March. s,a /;
I'll s7 "seraary; Ike March. Bulk meats irm sna
u sc y Ss lsav "as'4 SD m s Wh.ss ss
steady ana unehsnscd Kccepts-iiour. 1900 oDIs |;
Ts. ss 1850 Go Ssrsy =" yS do s1 1896
SS wns so1 DO 0us M s sen se dS sss S so
Wheat &c lower Corn and UNCHANGED PORK stronger
aud &c. 7tsc higher. Lard nrm; Sll ~, February;
The New York herald., 1877-01-05
MEMORANDA.

Information has bcen received that the Hannibal ana
ST. Joseph Railroad Company about the 10th inst
will come the oi about S4 900 900 OF land notes.
which will put large sum into the treasury OF tho
company-suncient II said, TO "stcel ra the road
and leave handsome surplus II rs also stated that
change will in the dictatorship OF the company,
and that Mr. Sidney Dillon will be elected president in
view Of the fact that close connection is to be made
over the wabash, Hannibal and ST. Joseph and ST
Joseph and Denver to Hastings with the Union Pacific
which will to the latter a shorter route to ST.
LOUIS and the East by about eighty miles.
Mr.. Charles T. Quincy, OF tho firm Of William Heath
Il Co., was unanimously elected 10 membership In the
Board OF Brokers to-day.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

been made He said the committee fully satis-
fed that their business had been conducted squarely
and the firm had expired by Limitation on January
l. he could not say at present whether they would re-
sumo not.
John r. Terry. halter, Of No. SOS Broadway. has
been adjudicated voluntary bankrupt by Register
Fich on his own petition. Among the creditors the
following have the largest caims-John Ruszits,
man, $2,l41; Henry TreadweI So 500 A. E. Wood
$1,000. The consist OF stock and fixtures,
$4,000; accounts receivable, $4,000. The liabilities
amount to S25, 600.
The following assignments wore yesterday filed IN
the County Clerks Office John Frederick to Her
man Obsteielder and Theodore f. Allen and Josephine
NJ Allen, comprising the drm OF Allen Co., to Rich
ard EsterbYook, Jr.
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 8

1887; Baltimore. New York. $685. Boston, 6s3 Phil
adelphia 81 Total 465. This day last week. ~, ,93a
This day last year, $50 Total since September
2646 4.3 bales sht Cotton freghts closed fol-
iows-ro Havre. by seam. sc compressed. To Br,
by steam. re. conn ,sea oy sail ssc To Liverpool,
ll32d by steam by sxl bloc.
FLOUR GRAIN {leceipts-tlour. g. l3 bbls wheat,
6.S bushels; IDEAL 100 bhla. 3OA sacks
353lO bushels: oaisX 20 3SS 100 do: barley.
$3.50 do barley mali. ~ do The hour lrn.
with iair inquiry JShppng grades quite generally
held hi cher. The sales bbls, including
Western and sUuthefn AZ the annexed quotations Rye
hour quiet. but }teady with sales of 90 Corn
meal quiet with sales OF 75O bbIs So 80 Brandy
euuot
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CLOSING PROCESS p. NJ.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following arc the changes in closing prices con
mn rcd wit of

The following arc the changes in closing prices COM
pared with those OF yesterday
ADvANcE.--New York Central and Hudson n ;
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy, "a; Chicago and
Alton, n Delaware aud Huuson Canal. u Hannibal
and 81. Joseph, u Illinois Central, u Michigan
Central, "a Morris aDd Essex, y New Jersey Cen
tral, a.; New YORK, New Haven and Hartford, q
Panama, 2; Chicago aud Rock Island, "a ; ST. Paul
preferred, u Toledo and Wabash, u Western Union
Telegraph, - American Express, u United states
Express, u.
DKcLiNE.-Dclawaro and Lackawanna, "a Erie, u (;
Lake shore, y Chicago and Northwestern, a OHIO
anu Mississippi. % Pacnc Mall "a; 81. Paul, u ;
Adams Express, y gold, -.
MONEY
Money early IN the day loaned up TO por cent,
gold, CALL and In exceptional instances 81 per
em but subsequently, became easier, and toward the
close offered at per cent The rates oil exchange
New York ut the unconventional cities to-day
were:--Savannah, 5-l6 offered, selling par TO 3.l6
offered; Charleston, very scarce, nomnally q dis
count par Cincinnati, lrn, 10 discount; ST. Louis,
par 90 discount; New OrIeaus, commercial 7-l0,
bank d, and Chicago 80 discount Foreign exchange
Is firm, with actual business at S3 S4 for bank
srs' sixty days sterling aud S5s a4S6 for demand.
THE GOLD MARKET
Gold opened at lO7 closed l0Gs, all the sales
Of ,he day HAVING boen at those lsurcs Tho carrying
The New York herald., 1877-01-05
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
Providence Jan. 4, 1877.
Printing cloths quiet but firm at previous prices
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

COTTON.
LfvyRPooL. Jan. 4. 1877.
Cotton-futures firm; upands low uiddling clause,
April and May delivery, Y l-lGd
OILS.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4, 1877.
spirits o: petroleum. isd. l3Jsd pof gallon sps Of
turpentine, 3,s u 3as. Cd. percwt.
LONDON. Jan. 4. 1877.
Produce Refined petroleum, 1854. per gallon Iinseed
oil, 2Is per cwt
ANTWERP. Jan. 4. 1877.
Petroleum, 49i. for Gpe pale American
LARD.
LvKRrooL. Jan. 4, 1877
Lard. 53s. I'd. per cwt for American
PRODUCE
tNew York Produce Exchange Report
LiykkPooL. an. Z, 1917
Ptrk-Eestorn brmer ut EOS Western hrmer ut Svs.
The New York herald., 1877-01-05

n.-oncumbsrlsnd cat nrmer o - short rib amsr .:
As I'd Gle drner at a. short clear hrmer st
as Hamslong cut Ady st a. shoulders steady at
S5s i!eef.Indis mess hfm ns sss:; extra mess
Prime Western dull SIS fsiiow-Prims city
seady az 81 I'D Turpeatine spirits dull AT os kosn
Common hrmer ~ 9s I'd hns dun At io~ 81 che~,s--
marhet Flour xtr. sat st.a1v ~ e7s wae.t"SeJ
spring duh at s iod No. 80. duh a. los 3D. winter
cornMxsd soft old dull AT us. do. do. duh ~ ,s
The New York herald., 1877-01-05
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
1LRrH.

srgiSHARDr --On tuesday, January 2, son TO s. W.
srnisnAmDr i64 kast oosh ~. Mother sni child both
doing we'll
The New York herald., 1877-01-05
MARRIED.

observation-disclosures --on Wednesday ev nis-,
December ~, Wy the ksv. W. I. Enyafu, DAHL e.
The New York herald., 1877-01-05
COMM ERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT, l-Sc. HIGHER; FUTURES CLOSED
FIRM AND 1-8C. 3-16C. HIGHER-FLoUR
sTRONG-wHEAT FIRMER-CoRN sTRONG--
OATS QUIET-wHIsKEY NoMlNAL-PoRK
QUIET-LARD FAIRLY ACTIvE-PETRoLEUM
DuLL-spIRITs TURPENTINE EAsY-gosIN
QUIET-on.s FIRM-coFFEE 1-2C. HIGHER--
SUGAR QUIEr-FREIGHTs LOWER IN INSTANCES.
THURSDAY, Jan. 4-6P. NJ
There was rather moro disposition do business to-
day than apparent yesterday, and the markets
we're all but universally firm, while In bet
ter prices were obtained. On Change the markets
were nearly all strong. Flour moderate de.
mand, but holders in numerous instances demanded
higher prices. Wheat was in moderate demand, but
higher prices paid for all kinds Corn was In
moderate demand, but the market was strong, es-
pecally prime old Oats were quiet Whiskey quiet
and nominal. Pork quiet. Lard was in iar demand
while prices without decided change Feights
quiet generally though in grain steamer fairly
active Liverpool Cotton the spot ,sc higher
Futures closed nrm and Nc Slice higher. Coffee nc
higher. Sugar quiet. Oils hrm Petroleum dull Rosin
quiet Spirits turpcntne quiet and easy.
CorrKE.-Tbe market for Rio decidedly higher and
we mark quotations up sc per ID. The sales i4010
bags Copernicss part before ARRIVAL in lots at 1895
2lc. We sales at Baltimore Of $500 bags Rio ex
Francis Jane private terms Mild coffee steady.
We quote Ordnary lsIsc 1870 fair do 2O1sc
2Oslc good do ale 21i4c.; prme III a2lsc; ex
treme range for lots. isc Santos fair to good zoe
2oAc gold, ninety days; Java government bags, 22ca
23c. do, grass 22c 25c Sing 10c. 2Ic;
Ceyion 1870. 2osc: Maracaibo, isc 2oc: Laguayra
I9c 2Oc jamaica ISc l9c. ST. Domingo l6isc I7c;
Porto Rico Isc ale. Costa Eca, 15c ale Mexican
l9c 2oc. Manila. Iec l9ysc. Angostnra. isc. zoe
Savanilla, l7Lc u 20c.; Curacoa, I7tac l.Dc.
Cor1oN.-The market fer spot cotton firm and &c.
hi her Futures opened last evenings closing
prices and important change was apparent ouril the
forenoon but in tie afternoon there was decidedly nrner
feeling market closed Grm with the
day hc 3Je The closing prices to-day compare
with Wednesdays M foiows:-
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HIrcncocK to Mrs JULIA T. HARcousr, all Of EDGE
water, Staten Island
IsAAcs--yAS DrsER-On Thursday, December ~
1876. GrsrAvus IsAAcs to EuGESiA VAN DusEE, bot
oil this city
Johns church slAmford. Conn, Oy tue nos, WilIi}
Tatiock ALBERT : SWORDS OF New Y6k city,
GKogGiAsA, daughter OF George A. Hoyt ESD oi sta
ford. -
Vas PELT--PAysTAR.-Atth the residence OF the bride
parents Long Island CITY. on wednesday everinV
January g. by the Rev. X. Garretson, PETER VAN PFC
10 cogSELIA IL :, daughter OF John W. Payn ESQ
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7,uE COPARrNERsHTP HERETOFORE tXiSIING
between 5. Oppenhcmer A. Oppenheimer and f. Uirsh.
under the firm of Oppe enheimer Bros irsh has
been dissolved by its limitation, January 1877. The
firm will further continue for the purpose OF liquidation only
ut No. 81 Nassau Vt.
THE FIRM OF G. BERNARD 4 co. Is THIS DAY
dissolved by mutual consent Tho business OF the firm
will be liquidated by 4. Aaron
JAKuARY 2, 1877
The business will stin remain st 3Ss Bowery.
AARON
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HAVANA MARKET
HAyAsA Jan. A. 1877
Spanish gold. lls% ilsit Exchange on the United
States, go days currency AZ DISCOUNT; short sight.
currency IA discount 90 DAYS. gold 3aa AK premium;
short sight, gold. 81 premium; on London, 13< "a
premium on Paris. - premium
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COPARTNERsTIPs

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE COPAKT.
~ nership between the undersigned, heretofore existing
under hrm OF Johnson brothers Co, hcreby
dissolved by the limitation Of the partnership agreement,
the undersigned Timothy ODonoghue retiring
firm and the others OF the undersigned continuing
under the nrm pursuant statute aad
business Of the old hr will be settled
signed Thomas johnson and James q. johnson, who
authorized TO sign the old rm in liquidation OF the
affairs OF the said hrm.
Dated Nsw YORK. January !. 1877
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l0:lj AND ll.30 A. NJ.
liOts $aOpU u > SIS. e. 'sI... ~
I1O4 1900 do. o........... l12
liJ>s 1000 U 5 SIS. c, 81. ll2
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