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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11

The Council Grove Democrat and Re.
publican have been cousolidated-to be
known hereafter as the Republican L
Democrat, Morisrty 4 Dunn, proprie.
tors
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11

MIR ". +. Chslfant retires from the
Usage County Chronicle and - succeed.
ed by j. f. RasTall formerly af the
Junction City Union
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11

public school building cost s2s, 600.
There are few fault. in its srchiteeture,
and Is the fines, school building in West
ern Kansas. An able corps of teachers
are here fulfilling q higher mission than
the senator. They are planting phllos-
opby in the heart Of the great Amer
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11

isColorado went Republican. The
question OF woman suffrage was de-
feated by decisive vote
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11

Col. David Armstrong, oi -. Louis,
has been appointed by GOV. Phelps as
United States Senator, 80 succeed Lewis
V Bogv, deceased.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11

The Chicago in'er-Ocean OF the 9th
ult., contained several Illustrations OF
the milh sold upon the streets OF Chica-
go "a it looks under powerful lens. II
they publish a fow more such pictures
the fellows will object To having their
"punches" II the future saturated" with
milk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11

The Governor has appointed Z. e..
Horny, regent OF tho Kansas State Agri-
cultural College, 20 gill the unexpired
term OF VI. j. .Salter. resigned.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11

Mukhtar Pasha says the Russian loss
during the recent lighting was $4,000;
loss Of Turks, $500.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11

The Minnesota Republican Conven.
ton endorsed tho l'reridenI's So uthcrn
and evil service policies.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11

Iowa rolls mp again very handsome
majority. Ohio goes Democratic by
from 10000 Ia $4,000 There was q
very light vote poiled.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11

Chef Joseph and his Nez Perces hay e
n, last surrendered 10 the L. :. forces
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11

Nine. Teresa Titens, the celebrated
opera singer. died Al London on The end
inst
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11

Archbishop Ravley died at Newark
n j., last week
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11

Congress convenes next Monday
Prot. Tice predicts killing frost atoa
the 18th inst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05

LIVERPOOL, May 4.--The circular Of tho
Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association. n ia review Of
tine week ending last nieht says Cotton has been Ia
moderate demand throughout the week. with an
abundant supply Offering, and although to-day Thurs
day} there hrs bceu an In business prices
slightly below last wrecks American wHH depressed aud
Irregular Friday and Saturday and prices were irt
lower II h8s since bren hctcr nnd tie demand Is firm
al Tho decline. In Sea Island only q moderate bust
ness was DONE aud prices unchanged ~ futures
business been moderate. Al tne opening prices de-
ciued Ag win considerable desire 60 sell. but this
been recovered anu the market closed m a, last weeks
rates.
A leading grain circular say. "The upward movement
In eat occas0nrd 10y the outbreak or appears 10
checked for the SENT the great advance obtained To
Tuesday having caused buyers 20 act with and
investors showing some anxiety 10 realize profile Prices
thc past days have ben irregular aud about
three shllings per quarter OF the extreme al.
vance was lOst at most of the markets held
N this interval Trade since Tuesday las
been much OF a reduced scale and, where
sales 0i whrat have been pressed has been necessary
make concession OF 81. e. 6d per GENITAL Maize has
pressed AT decline OF mliy chilling per quar-
ter. Al TINS market to-day there fair attend
ance and an improved demand FOR wheat the market
opening az sd. TO Cd Per Genital under Tuesdays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05

The Joint resolution reducing the tolls on
the canals winch passed botn branches Of the Lgs-
ature and undoubtedly will receive The app oval Of the
Governor should prove great boon 10 tue ctunerce ~
this city Because with low rates on the lakes which
are assured for this II places the railways be ond
the pale Of possible competition that can turn the trade
away from here 10 Baltimore. Philadelphia and Boston,
as was done last Summer whether not 10 results IA
voraby the finances Of the canals another question:
and one which % M OF secondary importance 40
this time our railroads having practically admitted
their inability 10 compete on equal terms with The POM
ysna and Baltimore and Ohio roads, u proper COR
the state 81 look cut Tor IL informal commerce ~
giving f scope 10 that interest which depends largely
upon rs success and This Is the case with the
boats plying canals and those sailing west from
Buffalo great lakes.
The stock N Iet today Opencd with declining ten
dency which ,,utuued ul near mdday-Cenira aud
Hudson decnu 81 y Lake Shore 10 5O@; Michigan
Central TO az s. Part 10 179; preferred to 46ls'
North western ID l.ls preferred TO f3&; Rock Island
10 g0Is; Western I mon 10 CO.'S, and Pacific hnl 70
2Os These ngul tempted renewal o. short sales on
IN, part Of The trGocrs. which furnished the bnss for
later sharp and rapid advance or FROM 20 2is cent.
wbich time succeeded by reaction and then at
the very close by a quick recovery All this but IL
mstIales the value Of nIE TEIEUNEs advice OF two
days since 10 touch the market lgly while rehainsi la
'tsprrsent unnatural condition The coal stocks today
proved an exception TO tie early weakness. and began
their advance from the very opening Delaware lacka-
wanna ana Western advanced from 4SA to 5la0Ji9;
Delaware and Hudson ijl4 To a. eoi5 T. and Morris
and Essex from 72a 10 H. The expresses were hghty
sold At steady prices
The sales at the last call-3;l5 p. H.-of the open
Board were. 100 Central and Hudson, 'Jl9 800 Lake
Shore J2l j2As 100 Michigan Central 43; 100 i'ir'
SO; 100 Ohio and Mississippi. 4i2 300 Rock Island
g2002os 100 NORTHWESTERN preferred, 4+os 800 ~
Pau, 412l; 200 Delaware, LIcNlwanna and WESTERN
81 81 and 400 Western Union 62s.
RAsGL Oh Ii.E hAilkEI Al Tia STOCK EXCHANGE.
filzlUy tstl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
6nmmer Boaro.

"a ia family 30 the pirshhni VIM
ia nieutv OF ulk vegetables. 8ci teIlna tr
week Address ELMLh SMITH, freeAoiu' "i'
n. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
WINDSOR HOTEL,
SARATOGA SPRINGS. n. Y.

TO LET-COMPLETELY FURNISHED and READY
FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPATION. a FIRE PROOF
KITCHEN il being added. Also STEAM HEATING
and OTHER IMPROVEMENTS.
Tie BUILDING. with FURNITURE. is WHOLLY NEW.
ana ocoupie, the FINEST LOCATION in SARATOGA,
OVERLOOKING anc ADJOINING CONGRESS SPRING
and Pa m.
Nov York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
Ocean Steamers

FOR LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
The Liyerpooi aud Great Western steam Company'
EEyAgA--.....-....... 2 z. pay. Nv l3.at3Pm
DAkglA---.. ....--.-I q! I.SllhA. My -. At 5pm
cli 49, m ~ ,e , ag H. 81 State ts Room .
steeiage SO lnternetiste. 80 ,.r,,- no. ,,...,--
GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
II NEW Okh TO BRISTOL eng Direct
taxing goods Passengers for Lcndou Cardf Newport
sa.i6s from Por il East Piye
Cabin Pss5ago s. currency Excursion sl2
diafo no cjrruncy -tecras 500 currency
aae Certificates 52G Drafts or anu upward For freght
.. " i a5iiSAV Agent No. 10 soutf-st New.York.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
II THE SPLENDID ~ - STEAMERS OF IIls
cATiiNG at PLYMOUTH &c. B) Tor The landing Of passen
Win sa Pier 10 A.. North RIVER foot OF MOrtonst
every %s3,'dty , gssGinF WE 5., ,f,v eqpm
FRANtE IrIdu i.-.-- W o-c7iI'. MAY 10 1870 .. IN.
RATES oF FA-sAGl. GREATLY HEDCCEb.
LOUIS M BEDIAN. Ae.nt SO % Broadway.
HAMBURG American Packet Company's Line
3 for PLYMOUTH CHFEB9URG and HAMBURG
WlELAND. Aay - 4>iMEHrtNIA, Nay =
Hates Z, Ei,i.at4 oPlon Cg.TeoarE IameqT
soa, 100 second cs1i, gold j s{sraEg 80.
CT Broad 81. Ne@-Yors 81 broadway, Nos York.
INMAN LINE. MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR oUEFNsTowS AID LIVERPOOL
CITY or sIIL6e w MAJ - ioo M l'
CRY or BEIliS. 81 ICHDAY. june ?, 8 a. m
CABIN $40 and 500 ro.t Eo.G-6 ticket. on favorable
"sTTIERAGE s2s. currency. Dians at lowest raies
Saloons ststtrc smoking and bath rooms aminsips
JOHN %. DALE, gent o lld 3@ Hruidway. \. Y.
NATIONALLINE.-liers Nos.44 and 81, Mr..
~ ,5otr,Y, 10" rs ti''tSSbAy. avsrem
Hol Fois CouFENsroWN And 'LiysEHifoGLL- -
EGl ana, i . ~ ~ 5 and Iri. t Al a6Tgr a.
sued 81 very low rates. Company nncc-, ti Aroi.Nay
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
These astclass ... .d regularly a. p. from
Ver 40 -. Nofli River a. follow 49,
Steamship q, II ~ p Vi ~ Ms'
unsurpassed FOR height rassare .goy 70
william f. CLYDE g. t0- IA. BOEuug green.
MCKELLEk. ~ Ling a. Coz Agents in Havana
A-ew-York, Havana & Mexican Mail 5. 5 Line.
= steamers leave Pier :. north Rlger. at 3 p ~
FOR HAVANA DIEEJT
~ ~, NtS y0RE............. WEDNESDAY. Nay -
CI'' FOK VERA CRUI AND NTW.ORLEANs.
via Havana. Preeresa Campeach' Tgs@n la@mSa
sts.asrs VIII leave Ne7rtrioln ADrl M5y 20 fOr
yefs ,fuz ana al thc above ports.
f's H'lsFFl XXLEXASGI.Et SONS. 81 and ss Broadway
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD ...,vvo,v
y sTEAN9HIp LINZ BETWEEN NEW4oRK-
sOUInAMTTul ANB 6Hl; 80 FL i,fN>i,poErY
CoupANy's pIHR foot Of aI.CoNDsI HOBOH,EN "a
49, Mas EH!-iN saiarlal.. ~ ~ -
@Dt y Satu-Iay M4t j. ?, ~ u Al. 7ithi
RATES OF P4ssAGE from SEW 40h ORB 70 SUI AiA@''
vInsT CABIN 100 god SECOND CABIN foo gum
f STEEEAGE, so currency ,,-,. ,,srta
Return Toaois at reduced rates Prepaid seeiAs' Oo
f0r hosh'O " pA'"- okLKICHs q Co.. Bowling green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
REAL ESTATE
NETWORK. Friday. May 4. 1877.

HEw-YORK. Friday. May 4. 1877.
The following real estate was disposed OF
=. a.. Exohangs saesroOm to-day;
% ~" Bu John T. Boyd
rs%s 81 aS SSs lot g5xS6 BALDWIN . $1,000
- 10 Nv & n Ladt0W a Co
-. and haSauent brown stone house. with lot
net ssAsy sS / ie ear VI -o'"' -. $4,000
sayh,,.err brck tenement house. with lot No IA
Ias, Br 9s1 Ii Iona Hoese 1920
olAA-"A Bv A. n Mailer Son.
tee,ST S ~ says lot isS75 Emma streeer s4.ss4
- ~ BB H0io1rd w. Coates.
.,or, bf4ck tenementhouse with lot No 22S
East 7t Risst SO s9S67
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
meaning AhAHtlyt
SEAL ECONOMY.

DARTS PURCHASING AGENCY Misses y:
N CtKNI;s Commission gents for The purchase ~
rar. Fancy opdz Furniture and all Articles l .ihs "a
"A aly's Ward ~ubr, including IruISsrduN lnl lfy"i'''
II RUE DR. PKE5BOU hG PARIS
Comm. per cent. 49, 49,. - r,.,y,,,p,,0v .
Ntliam Rtuuey. c4q NKw YORK. Hon August hrIh"h'
u.rrr Dprlrv ,.r Henry TuUbu. esq. Irving 'i!hHri
a.o S- ffauLlre I'm. fulz0H. PHlihDElHiA Henry NiT
ny Baird. e-I. CHICAGO Joseph kirkiand, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
BroohIpu Zeal Estate fer Sale.

BrookIpH Zeal Estate for half
Unwilling HOUSES Nos. 43 Willow-st.,
IL 81 Hezs 81 40 81, and 2. 81 100 ana lVz Ilne'
spple A. u aud 81 Nt.ou-by 81. - Lafa7 ctt9-aVo
GORDON L. FORD, % Cirs't br"oSiyn.
NOR SALE or 20 LEA large potion OF
i the purchase money nor,gaEe y cgsred-"soiF OrVA
DWhIil sd. No - Tafavctj ave- lut --E"5.
GORDON j. FORD, ~ Clark -, Brooklyn.
nor SALE or To RENT. FURNISHED
Inc fui sized thrsos0Iy and oaS' r BRICK mouse lS3
Hanson apras.o christ Churcl: the hose 10 IN good
ordSr Aud fully furnished the location D. central anu FoS
plvssaut terms moderate. Apply Oh promises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05

MOneT easy az 203 ptr COM on cat lIu ~ VI 'Vg
and inward for discount The United states Treasurer
an Washington received to-day $3.50 900 National bank
notes for redemption. The customs rrteit- ~ere -o'
600 and Internal revenue receipts SStvtOJ. The lot
lowing k the Clearinghouse statement tO-ly currency
.xrbangeS 81 I-. 3f6 currency balances, -ff-p3oo;
gold exchanges IT SO 400; gold balances, TJ42,94b.
Government bonds strong and il demand tue nii
rla,sr, being held with utlteT i mnesb a. the probi-
h:lucs OF tie ueW tbs being negotiated grow smaller
" l.L.- - - nm. !. .rIl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.


As'a Con .ha anS we SS Of @ $4,000
BseI ne ave- and md Railroad ave - 1900
pants Abraham. 70 q Bsuts- Of West ilthst " OF
Ear Dsr 5esS- 20 Z b ona'Iiu $4,000
Vsr,yetcs Anne and husband 70 W Fly. Of 5000.
81 years -s.VU
Sane 10 same OF 30-ave. Of l26thst years. 55gV
81 30 ave- Of l-bth 81, years. iAlVy
So IN same % Of Sd-aye ana l26isl years igJy
% - sr,, + ; OF 81 ave ~ I2Gth-st years. 1900
IeVes lanes iutJsl Life ms Co. OF Etecker- ,
Hss.9, ,, ,ss555 ; to ie''I oi D. o. 1900
Jones Ch75 ar ., AZ, s2d S''s yea "a 10000
Marcbei Caroline aud husband, 10 l. X Maicher' IS roo
nj W u 5fhave Cal V'V
rSngier pusene James ID Bird D r OF foih-st go
prsforI n on D savings ia b., -3dst c Of 18th. 800
ssr,s,k n 70 Eleventh Ward savings Bank Of $50 800
~ ST. ] - otouV
No. Nsrfiu and wife. Mutual. cor OF Garden .
Neyey A Tg 4l a. 70 eco
RSe@so- May IA % yca-S Sh "oo'oD " 'o'' $4,000
osno4 joa9 5 Ssr S,gF y lo ''@ ~ nous 900
H A.. saIg gsar saa T' TO a -'O '' 5000
psrtbnrsi FIzabe:d and husband, go Wood. 900
cock = s.lIst OF SHAVE ycu0-.... o'oJV
errf R1zt u Caroline Bishop r Of ZlthsL or c,o
eYef l.Sss to Abby Tu,lc Of 27h-st, o. 5h- oo
Sstr.T S ri srt ana vie 90 John A Weeks. Of
IOhsL Of 80 ave year o"'
tOmuaLI q l''N'N'h" "'p''' i@'h'--''.
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Gountrp properlp Go Get

A n elegant Country Residence, furnished !;
~ stables horses carriages COWS 20 Of ground in
s address, GO on n @ %
A FURNISHED HOUSE at Lake Mahopac;
~ modern and convenient water on each floor never
Tribune once.
COTTAGE FOR SALE at CORNWALL-ON-
and plenty Of water. address Z ?. LEDoJX
CITY and COUNTRY-SGOO.-F min
lines 6y S9mePus tfaBs al, midniSht yearly i SO eon
vcneut suburban Cottage Residence and Grounds house has
closet can belle etc; extra large villa plot laid out lawn
Sse gaTden, shaa It vines berries &C. location: , msn
from tepots and stores u center Of city Of Elizabeth and two
Central iailrott Arpl' at premises or to Tie OWNER
DOR SEASON-(farmhouse) terms moderate !;
New York
FURNISHED HOUSE, at Bloomfield n. j..
for three months from June 10 has II rooms v u mod
Inn r0veeut convenient and fully furnished has
Only been occupied by The lawn garden and stable
4sdi. T. '''''O' - % p'' "''4'' ''D'''
TTO RENT-Funished, for six months or
Il year COTTAGE HOUSE. with stable a Eliza0rt6 n
j. eig inmates walk IRON depot Address > A. SANDER
SON % BARCLAY ST. New YORK.
TV1O LET-At Morrist0wn, n. j., a Furnished
COTTAGE on speodweiavc., nine rooms; me garden
t trees and shade $50 month not less than four months
T1O LET-A furnished COTTAGE of IL
sag HarboI, l. l., situated on the bay me
view. bathing and boating, every convenience perfectly
healthy Part culars apply 2S3 Statest
Brooklyn. Y. where Photographs can be seen.
TJNO LET-A very nice HOUSE, 9 rooms, 2
acres and fruit 10 minutes walk from Ilmpsons
station PortcheseT Railroad hour from Fulton Ferry
BYFIELD, % Centre-st
ITO LET, for a Summer resldence-Tbe Pa
POE- FSOTAN HOUSE. Bristol, r. T. containing IL bed
rooms excellent bedding besides attic roos paror large
difr fud kitchen. Neatly furnished thfnufhOur anu
Pliers uiy supplied with china glass cutlery, snd Ntchen
ute. De supplied. by the farmer on tho place Win
qortbfo-u mutton Adernay cream butter, ana choice
owls ppv 10 c. v PERRY Real Estate gent Bristol X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05


s-- sr,ler 30 days. 81, buyer 80 Gays.
CIOslh0 PEuIS 90 PHILADELPHIA sIoCh. g.,
c,,y ii, new 1iis. lis sehuviRin y ret ~ :
I, -, ,t \ . 40 l3I / Northern Cen Rk. ~ 10
!. * .s. ~ ~ * $5I. IrItsi " 2Oi. y
i s1a o. r r. 49, l9i. I2s oil Circk 3 a. RR 3 Or
Lpnigi Vaiey r.. $50 ~ ltrstOAI I'VE H. -
CataWIrsa Pref. 30 ~ central ltms---.-- ga "'1
Phil a Fire. X H.. 1912 Il
There was no movement OF gold reported a The Bank
of England to-day. bat the week ending yesterday
There was loss 81 81 200 Geo There Do change
I'M money Int silver fen 10 j3 pence the ounce, English
standard. Tie London market TOR British Iprsois "ts
cgsr the price falling from 81 lls 10 93A United states
houd- opened strong, closing shade on-l-oL' Hh1
1OiOs at IOsIs6lD-li Old 1865, AZ luZ+0lO2s, ana
new -cs ~ lG57-glOO. Erie common opened ui hud
advanced to = the preferred stIru up from 10 10
IGI2 New-York Central 90, Illinois Central ling
cent reutos opening NJ lo3, closing lr2jJ-tAchange
ON London being quoted 81 2Jl-l2. The IoIelLn eN,
change market here was strong Oh q 1yini supply OF
commercial bills and guOd demand oI bankers DIS.
Nominal rates given below, actual rates h'l.S
81 s7q - s7ia and - S93 Tue gold ,''eh were emery
Ht 1865, Or TWO transactions OcU~ ltplI'tt ny
IOF4 On gold loans the carrying rates wore - = ana
- 600, roo coin h. under ~ glerieut TOT me
saturday steamers The Assistant irhtur" iaiu nlJ
iZ2Gtg IN coin interest on the NJ dent ana .-i,yDo
m redemption ~ called bonds Ilt days business at the
Gold Cleaning Department Of the Bank ~ tic state on
Nev-York covered Gold cleared, Tl3, f0f iUuOi - IL
balances $gG4 100; currency balances, rloJJ,zpl'
The .uld quota ions AZ follows $500
10 . 1851, 1000. 1862 l2---..iD rs. De- 4Do
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GOVFFNNENT -TO'h DtPAtl MfNi-- - D~''h-
n : q on 7,,fstsrp4 1868 y T. 20 Registered, 81
900 ....llB'l 10 900. .....--........l ia
r. & :, Jn Cotrnp '8j y 4 b.. 1910 Coupon
li...s -...--
r. q !. %, 'R..ri-tered 1,B7 L : Js. COUP 1881
10000 liza '"'".-----' '-----''''
..Hrrr f..rL-r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
EOh SALE.
GLEN PARK.

AURORA. CAYUGA LAKE, y. Y
To those familiar with beautiful country seat Of Henry
Wells description h necessary.
Acrru.ar with vood-cut description TERMS etc
vii be application 70 .--..-~-,
Aurora-ol- CsyUga. \. Y.
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MS TKDM : , y IINIIh y =
O'CLOCK.

OPTICAL REPORT OF AArRIcdv MINING BOARD
sALEs-MiT ), 1871
FIRST BOARD-il O'Clock A. ".
prTi,n Crown Point / keniuek
ZuO.sIO. / SO0...sJO ga lOO...si0- 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05


and District ~ Columbia 3.6Js soil 40 g4A-Utia. In
the shares the city banks City % sold ri 200 eN div
ideud: Fourth National t5l AZ eJl2, and SLoe and
Leather f-l 40 ll9
IN n lr0ad bonds the pacIfcs were higfcr-Contffl
frsts IOSl- Union FISTS 1O b land grants az loo Up and
sinking fund. 93s Burlington ana Quincy b9nl- were
iilu- per cents at 10 consolidated - NJ lpJe' ana
new Glukiug ft sJl2 Jersey Contra! nr-tS were mp 10
IU-li the LrElgh and Wilkrsbarc cOnN"lA selling 10
LgI, and Michigan Central = 90 100; ~. Paul hisi7.
~ Crosse isu yielding % lOOi2 Whilc sinking ifnd
wcr. strong 10 -4Ll and Northwestern gUd bonds az
--t: Harlem ntst- were LiZhcr al Ii11; Central and
Hudson ssts li-i2, and cou-Oud tcd nrais OF MONS
and Essex nc g5l2; Delaware auu hudson registered
bonds due no i-9I rising from 81. 70 SSss Cluudd
Southern ig-ts ici. t0 5Oi9.
The following shows The imports OF dry goods a ne
port Of Sow York or the week ending to-day and since
The beginning OF The year compared With tAe correspond
ing portions " previous years:
fVr Qtc WcaE. iN9,. 1876. tN7S.
Entered the port .-- sl.6u5l70 selG7-O sl2gl23l
Thrown ON mari et.... l,o5t,OOJ Iol@sl13 lsotl3ls
yd5t l. $500. 49, .....-
Thrown market 4G.73u.lU3 ottoi.i2i "a 81 sJJ3
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Gnp R.al Gsiaie for Sale.

CMOKY CHIMNEYS CUBED.-No cure no
- nav. Cooking Hluges that heat rooms above war
rsptsd' HJII. GNiPPEN q Co.. Jd.svc, above zai't
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brOOklrn prOpertp Go Get

~ LET-On PrOspect-place, Brooklyn, near
nm ave, medium Lsd tlToestory brick house
SNh q No IN good order ~ will DO routcn lG"
kobERT BUSTING. 20S Montague IT., Br00EIyh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05

Pitts tWavue and
Chic Guard
2T.bcs3. gG
2y.. Of. yJl4
Chi. Bur 8 o
100 ... bc.I00li
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
IOWA LANDS
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.O MN CAsH- or 81. 90. Lalf cash. "a

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DU,V,DO auce 5000 yearly, fol a small rs ~ o. ,ignI
tea A. pa-f sfr-sfs,rrg Penn one mile from depot
o. Ia road brick house witE I'VE ioouiA ~ go
ocsr. barn house and workshop heuierF a.
Nker 9utludings an kinds ~ choice Fu iierr HrI am
suitable fr truck farm bnldlugs worm me EOAeS' ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05

TO-
Adams Express
3 be. 90 =
Pacific Mail
800 hc 23
700. .-.- - ?.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
~ THE SPLENDID Nt ~ STEAMERS or THIS
COMPANY BETWEEN NETWORK AHD HAVRE.
CALLING at PLYMOUTH CO. I'd Tor the landing Of passed.
gers 81. -- ,..- -. ,,
every wednesday beginning with
CANADf Fra1rrul ...---- We arrfay NAY 9, Up m.
FRAN r.. IrIdu l.-.---- '"cois. May ID. 1870 Va.
FEEI.Ii.I. y NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
Cpnntrn Rea! estate for Sale.
DOATTXG. BATHING. and FISHING.-5O-

ID ARE pN 20 miles from cts. stations. gooC cot
tare and oui udIugs Ia~ nicely 5n@n d lIUO ioo'
frSnt on river I,-Icc So 800 ~ 600 c;,n rruilin.
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