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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
TIE BRANDYwINE CELEBRATION.

WEST CHESTER, Penn, Sept. 1.-THE one
hundredh anniversary OF the battle OF Brandywine was
celebrated to-day The attendance from Chester and
Delaware Counties meagre. There was quite turn
out from Delaware company of militia from VIII
mington headed by the Hon Thomas f. Bayard and
Mayor Whitley with about eight hundred citizens. en-
joyed the day at basket picnic delegation OF about
one hundred persons from West Chester present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
WHAT ONE HONEST AND CAPABLE MAN CAN DO
rOyu he

The Bureau Of Engraving and Printing is
gong the banner bureau economy ana rctrench-
mcut Last Winter Congress appropriated 100000 FOR
It's support. being unusually small amount. IL has
b9en customary since the establishment OF tho bI
r,.au 10 expend the entire appropriation ana ask for
$500 deficiency each year. In the current
year. under the management OF McPbersOn The Chief and
Irish his assistant les, than 0ue-b3 the appropriation
Will be expended The mo thiv appOriOnment OF the
appropriation allows the bureau $G6 6GG sc each month
During August only $l5,7Si spent and that Will be
about monthly average during the year Secretary
Sherman expects 10 nave surplus or 100000 from
tns bureau at the cnd Of the instead OF needing
deficiency, has always been the case heretofore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
WORRIED ABOUT TIE PRESIDENT.
FTOfH TIC v = IOtHtIV'II -IU''FI'''I'
President HAYES ought To seriously con

President Hayes ought to seriously consider
tho lesson that the result election Maine teaches.
The people le action OF the Convention when
refused 10 approve his administration. He i without "a
marry i'm the state OF Name, and vii! be without friends
or supporters in every State III the Union unless change
takes place very soon az Washington Inc President J.
not blind the fact that in every state where the Re
pubiedns have held conventions aud Endorsed nun ana
his policy, II done more Tor pOllcy tlan nom au
miIafiu him aud the theOrizing grasshOpper crowd
of Cyi Service Tetormers understand that This luxe
warmness on the part Of the Republicans comes. not
from the offcehodcrs. but from the people The office
holders take no part politics 1t is time for Pres
ident III yes 10 pause and reflect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
RASE RAIL- NOTES.

The Crickets of Binghamton. defeated the Buffalo
Club in game Buffalo " yesterday by score OF to l.
In game at Providence X. l., yesterday the
Rhode Island Club beat the Auburns by score Off too
At pittsburg. PENN yesterday, the Alegheny's
defeated the Indianapolis club after wepayei game
By a score OF > TO j.
The tenth game of the championship series be-
tween the Boston and Chicago yesterday
won BY the former, By a score of III to D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
NO MORE IROY.CLAD JOKES.

The short time allotted the President and
CaD,oe Tor rest AT Washington since tHcIr New England
fJur mas evidently been well employed. There i,
robustness and intellectual yigOr about the Marietta
speeches than was round in those made NewEI gland
II they can only hold Judge Key level ana keep hin
from Joking country VIII feel Itself greatly obliged.
There IS something so profound administrative JOKES
tnat e people OF average ability find great difficulty in
aDpresiatlUg the ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
nRANIATIC NOTES

"Oxygen" is exhausted, and tonight Miss
Lydia Thompson will appear at Waliacks Robinson
CrusOc."
The Opera Bou0re season opens this evening
at Booths Theatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
NO PEACE FOR RANDALL.
Iar.,. IN. As4e fIrIsuue Inn

When northern conventions pass resolutions
against subsidies" meaning thereby the construction
of the Mississippi evees aud the endorsement OF the
Texas Pacific bonds by the Government, they should be
met by the fiat declaration That candidate for speaker
inaorsng resolutions aud any measures desired by
states adopting such resolutions. will be opposed by
solid south This Is the argument dd hoinem that VIII
reacn them IL should not necessary but II Is neces
sary 10 use IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
Mr.. KEY ALL RIGHT NOW.

His speech at Marietta was lii the best vein
OF any Judge Key has yet made We did not agree with
his NV nglanu speeches. and freely commented on the
points which seemed 10 Us to demand criticism am re-
pudiatiOn the sentiment expressed, aud especially OF
The manner OF expressing il. His Marietta speech is
Ciferent VEIN 1t is candid, manly and straghtfor-
ard statement OF the Issue between the North and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
NOW WHAT'S err

Tl8U1L1H =
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1O.-Gen. Benjamin F..
Butler Aas laid siege 20 The AdnIIsiraAn after the
fashion OF sam Ward. Last evening he gave elabO-
rate dinner al the Riggs House To Secretaries McCray
and Eyarts Chef Justice Waite, POstmasterGeneIal
Ken Judge Bond and others. The Chief Justice Had the
poSt of honor, it'll Secretary EvTs second After din
ner The guests left for DAYTON 10 Join the Presidential
party, except Eyarts, who lett for New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
TILDEN BY TELEPHONE.
From The Troy Times.
The following dismal chant is now sun

The following dismal chant is now sung by
eicuuone between the offices OF The Albany Argus Troy
Press and TticG Observer:
on. Tilden. come hcme come home TO us now,
CLOCK IN the stecple strikes
Unless Won here when the meeting begins
Beach and Kel VIII have all the fun.
hum. come hum,
Sammy, dear sammy. come hum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12

gage and passenger cars of the track. WIN. nerrck,
Joseph CaIbey oXrrcss messenger, ana
VIM ward, II pass nger all of whom were I'm the bag
gage ear were seriously injured several OF the occ-
pants O the passenger bruised. but 1t Is thought
that none have sustained SERIOUS injmies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
II was an enthusiastic fisherman.

Ii was an enthusiastic fisherman. lie hau
caugt half dozen black bass about the size of ssrdlnes
and proudly plac catch before farmer Tor inspec
lion The Granger turned the little fishes over with the
blade of his knife and looking In the face OF the fish
erlnan remarked In painfully measured syllables ::
I" Wouidnt-you- -been-about- -On--n
vou-hnd- r-bait--and-cooked-iti"- FUR
ner's Falls Reporter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
FIRST DAY OF THE BEACON PARK RACES.

FIRST DAY OF THE BEACON PARK RACES.
BosroN, Sept 1.-THE September meeting
at Beacon Park opened to-day, with small attendance
The track was in good condition The 2:27 class race
WAS won by Hazor Time, 2:2S 2274 2:27 227
2:27l2 The 2:3l class race was won ~ 5.lle OAKLEY
Time, 2:3l y 4; 2:27 22sl2 2:3l Il 2:3l 2:35.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12

Speeches were made by Senator Bayard, Mayor White:
w. the Hon. =. i. Smith. and Gen. Geo. smith. OF
West Chester aud DR. o. Harvey, Of Chester, Delaware
County The West Chester COored soldiers also were
Dreseut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
OTHER REPORTS OF THE SENATOR'S CONDITION
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl

GENERAL PRESS D1sPATCHl
CINCINNATI, Sept. 11.-This mornings adyi-
ces from Richmond, Indiana, to the effect that Sena
tor Morton has recovered from the temporary relapse OF
Yesterday but his friends very anxious about him.
President Hayes will visit the Senator Thursday next
The Ga-ete's Richmond Nnd) special says: The inne
date friends aud physicians Of Senator Morton seem to
feel sangune that he has about recovered from the slight
relapse OF yesterday hut there is reason to fear
that his general condition Is favorable
ten days
The Commercials Richmond Und) special says there
have been the widest and generally unfounded, ru-
nors to-day OF Senator Mortons dangerous CON
dition. HIS family and physicians report the
Senator very restless and quite weak, claiming
that his digestive organs have not sufficiently re
cuperated his appetite returned, consequently very
slight unfayorable symptoms even the present bad
weather affects him. He has had severe pains IN
his side especially when coughing one Of the Senator's
sons expected TO college tonight but his de-
par;ure has been temporarily postponed, not because oil
any apprehensiOn which his family feel, but be-
case IN his present restless and nervous CONDITION
IL was thought best that ms should remain Ihtfe
are no nurses required except the usual probes
siouals aud the family, excepting occasionally
when friends relieve them for "a nishIs rest
Considerable excitement created upon the arrival OF
DR. Wood tonight. HIS coming was, however, more
friendly than professional visit Dr. Thompson reports
that the SENATOR rest last night was unu-uty goDd
and his present condition fully good as cOulu % an
ucipatcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12

Old DR.. Hunter used to say, when he could
not discover the cause OF "A mans sickness. Wen try
this and wen try that Wen shoot into the tree, and II
ANYTHING falls well and good" AYE" replied wag
fear this commonly the case, and III your shoot
Ing the tree the first thing that generally falls Is the
patient"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Sept 12-l a. ma slight rise OF
arpressure took place In the latter part of yesterday
and the fall OF temperature at night less than usual
The amount OF moisture the air continues In excess.
For this city and vicinity, slightly warmer ana cloudy
weather followed by light rain may be expected to-day,
and partial clearing tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12

Miss A would be beauty if her mouth
were u trle less imposing in its dimensions. IL j,
piTy" said a young man, that h,r mouth Is large"
Why, not az ALL, returned another, IL l. decided
adyattaCe." - How 50 I" WAY. sac whisper
her ear without troube."-lBoston Globe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
THE GOOD OF TTLDEN's LETTER-WRIT

II CTilden's letter on Southern claims) is
said TO have prevented overwhelming Democratic
minority ia Florida The letter prepared with hole
i'm it, but the hole not apparent 10 the Southern
claim agencies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12

RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT HAZLETON, PENN.
HAZLEToS, Penn, Sept. 1.-THE morning
passenger train the Lehigh Valley Railroad ran over
COW short distance from this place, throwing the bag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle States and New England,
south aud east winds. partly cloudy weather. Win ight
rains stationary temperature and rising barometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

The dasram shows varal ln tus gtf
lines gye divns of time for the = il
white line tAe
Of the mercury during those hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
senator MORTON'S HEALTH.

ms FAMILY NOT. MISUNDERSTANDING ALARMED
BY HIS CONDITION.
lBY TELEGRAPH THE IRIBUSg.l
RICHMOND, Ind, Sept. Ex-senator Morton
has for the last oryeght hours suffered pains in
the left SIDE is very restless and owing to lack of app
elite since his last relapse, ten days ago. is very weak
Dr. WOODBURY. Of Indianapolis arrived to night to con
suit with Dr. Thompson the senator's regular physician
Col Holloway and the family appear not to be appre
hensive OF danger but is the general belief here that
present crisis is alarming than the when
even MS physicians seriously alarmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
Spetial Notices.

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& Massey, 25tl-st and Broadway.
Nervous Exha uston-A medical essay comprising series
III kaan's Museum OF ADalony, New
York nd cure Of premature decline, showing
dsputably lD, health De reganei afOring clear
synopsis Of the mDomelts u marriage aud tue trea~men OF
nervous physical debility ing the result VI 20 years
pereuce Price p cents Address the author Dr. l. ].
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Patents trademarks, &C.,
secured in the United STATES anu fore IN cOuntrcsO
ARTHUR V. BRIE~EN'S PAT bAr AGENCY,
.Js Bnadsay Nes-fOr<.
references send fOr BOOK Of instruction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
Patents. Trademarks, Re-,

POst-Ocr NOTICE.. The lOrrgn mals or the wees ending
SATURDAY. September 10 1871 Will close tins ONCE
TUESDAY at a. Tor Europe Dy steamship Mont
QueclstOwn, WEDNESDAY, at u a. IN. Tor Europe b.
steamship BOthnl via Queenstown CORES poEdence Tor
France 10 be forwarded by this steamer must b. specially
addesso and al $50 i0r France direct BY steamship
errire HayFe: III 4 RSDAN. at ~ Tor Europe
by steamship saoSa via Plymouth CherOourg and Ian.
burg SArt RDAf al : m. Tor Europe 10y steamship
Berlin via Oueestow Correspondence Tor ,rauy.
AMI North OF ireland 10 De forwarded by tnis
steamer specially addressedi; aud ..
OF ireland, by steamship ALchoia M0vs
and glasgow and AT 1880 for Tor Europe by steamship
Oder, southampton and Bremen. The % Mol
tsba BOthnla ty Of Berlin do not mails
Sweden ana NORWAY. The mails Tot China and Japan
Will leave Francisco september 20.
Sew-yorK, scpG 5. lsI7 T. L. JAMES. Postmaster.
Cali ar send for Clrfuar %. : 90 lIb Fnlforst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
SALES FROM 2l2 O'CLOCK TO CLOSE or BUSINESS, 3 |
TnRspAY. NAY s-P. N.


The stock market to-day, in declining
business has reflected a lcsscning confidence in the
future OF prices. Notwithstanding the activity and
sharp advance Of the past few days. the fact remains that
the public are buyers Of STOCKS, and everything nd
Gates they will be til officials heed the now unlvcr
sal demand Tor ineligible information. IL is so much
easier for stakeholder who has lost confidence IN his
managers TO walk into the stock Exchange and sell out
his stock than 70 obtain information, or enter fight with
the officials 10 obtain IT, that the fashion likely TO in
crease rather than decline And this suggests thought
relative 10 the transfer Of stock com
pany's books, a matter which THE TRIBUNE has
before explained concerning the Central Of New
Jersey but which again brought 20 the surface by the
official announcement that only $4,000 shares Of the
Delaware and Hudson stock has been transferred
books OF the company during the last year The evident
intent OF such statements "a 10 show that the majority OF
he satisfied and stl hold their stocks
We wsh we could believe the managers thought this but
whether ey do not every one c0uVersau with stock
oueratious ought to know that when investor sells
ont ne never transfers his stock, but simply delivers the
certificate TO his broker and that In the OF non
dvidcud stock that certificate may float around Walst
o wears without being taken 90 the cOmpanys office for
tratsfer When investors buy and pay for stocks they
olWnys Immediately transfer them 10 their own names
The days business has been marked by extreme fever
coal carriers, which cold at o0@4S2 1919 for Della
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09

ware, Lackawanna and Western 45ssa45IeA4ei,ats
for Delaware and Hudson. and 76i1975075zt for NO.
rs and Essex The general railway list, which wa.
heavy without material decline for the best part n, b
day, subjected 10 smart bidding up Just before Ire
close, but the rally not sustained 10 the erd ~ an
pcarances not deceptive the unloading process ba.
already been In progress q hours yet maret
Is still in such position ~ render II prudent 10 deal
cautiously for the " short" account
The sales Mt the last call3:l5 D. mof the Open BOARD
100 Central and Hudson, 95as; 300 Erie ca: 4oo
Lake Shore 53i9 100 st. Paul preferred, AN; 200 Del
aware, Lackawanna aud Western, 1919; 400 Western
Union, 62ss; aud 1915, 900 gold at IO6ibIs.
RANGE OF THE MARKET At THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1877.
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, May g, 1877
The following real estate was disposed OF at
nction TO-DAY Al the Exchange SalcsrOOm

auction to-day at the Exchange saesroom;
Bv John T. Boyd. 49,
dvestorv brick tenement house. with lot OF East oo
9th ST. SO II Of Avenue G. lot 25EsOlO Johh MAy's'O'
Bu Sieufn q NcEtroU
1 brick building (hOnt) and slks.Wy
brick building (rearl, with lot, No 80 Forsyths Q
l2J II Of Hestes lot 25xlOOi Germana fHe N ooo
lns
By r. v HdrRdt
lota a a n, T. 72d 81 qS n g of Avenue A. each 25K
~ as s2 f l9s N.baniel rogers 500
tree story frame house. with lot OF l. l3Jths, arc
2SOlO Il OF 80 ave, lot 25xluO; Geo EbeTt"'' Oo'o
~ Jas ". BsiteT.
Of land. ~ st AIMS ave, whole 'front.' Det"eeh
i3sthst and DyisiOnaye Morrsania, 56@Xb34xb94 ooo
4; Equitable Life Assurance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
MONTENEGRO.
49, r.nar.on b m. NlaeteeaA c.nt,rgl

,AlTcd g,a0vs9n "a The Ntaetee'W teHtiTS'
They rose to where their sovra9 eagle S2iF; -.
They kept their fsth, their rrei9m on me hlsh''
Chnste irugHl savage arrPd ny day ana hlsnJ
Against the Turk whose iuroSd nowhere scales
Thor headloug passes. bat hIs tCojstep ialN, , .
And red with blood the Crescent reels rom ngnI
Rem thrir iauut,oss hundreds, in prone fight
BY thousands down the cgags and thro the wales.
Osnallest among peoples! rough roCk-tMone
OF Freedom! warriors beating back the swarm
OF Turkish Islam for five hundred years,
Great Tscuog0ral never since tune own
Black ridges drew Inc cloud and brake the STORM
Has hYcatncd race of mlgltder mountalhceis'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
Ncm Publications.

BRENTANO".
THE CLondoD TINES.

CONTENTS OF THIS WEEKS PArEh
i fccra?dc Dispatches Ao Eastern Question Declare
Q Ts,grc continued Chc Eastern question;
i,Sft Dsns che. Continued Crhc Eastern Question
Sorvla: Tho Black sea- Garlld.a'ah1li fIdht't ths
P-ucc of wales, Itaiy Central Asa Germany an"
g. Tecerslhic Dispatches continues The United states
The German Crown Primes; miscellaneous Nohit,el'l
Nevsl-EgyVtan fiuEuccs-Otutwry t7r a baiih'i
u1i. TIE Hon. William VCiashan: The EeN OF
Illueal THE gCv. ur. Moe5T0ltn) the Naucai-if;;
ter 20 tne Editor lhashCar and The for'el-f'"giaph
g. I,s. Ttcigcnce CTe War Proclamation Of the saliar
Mn.tguoCr1 KoCm1na Int Nhlts ~,
jcsts lu Spalu} -l'l;ii&il pA. I,,sy 't''' A"o W.
via =" Presbyterian church OF Ensard) am, c..,to
G. The Flooded Minc-Lcttcr TO tn tGtOf ne ~
FaEUcl-paraerapAs (SpnCzai ihe hiN'iAhs DIT ID"
T. Tie rrinccss WaesA Native Court IN india-Inda-
IIisiocal Trs-I Letter 10 the Editor CASH Bazouks
-lauquets tMdilcseX Conservative ft iall'i Asel
cation. Tho Mansion house PaIagrdldS Nlhc survey
g. The italian Green E0ik-I eerfo the kdtort me bS
Ind Persian Trade ICueS-itc fuulc iAId
Paragraphs (Roya Geographical society lue nu''"'
10 The Week Leading Articles CTho War Manicetoes; The
var and . CoUs-quCuc -.
II Irg AIiiclgs con- ure (Tc Rule Debatei The
RAILWAY Passenger Duty Hobart PaslaE ,..,.,.,.
IL Leasing Articles continued Ulcd Marshal Won Mo''h'
"a ISng hcles CONTINUED Confederation Of soath AfT
can Colonies Parliamentary heporuHSi 4no N"'4'
Il 'iII1alt,sy summary Paragraph uiome Rulors)
L. Parliamentary Suuniar. c2udluod 1870 . a., t,li.o
rs Parliamentary Summary CoHi ued-Lettcf 20 the Il,o
(},uccr'uts aud NCuirls)- me " tat"ei - "i"e'''
tflip Salisbury thauc.. tlirsicHtuchl ...- -
IT, Law cpur; to the Editor Germany
and tie Eastern Qucsnonl
Is The IOgdoH Gazette Advertisements
10 AMI %. Advertisements. , .- .
BflsNrASO's LITERARY iMPOMuM.
30 Union square, n D. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09

In state bonds Teuuessees hrmer, old Issues, II,
and new series 1894. Virginia conSOis * coupons sold
at lila Louisiana cousOls advanced 10 ~
In city bank stIckS Fourth National tO sold 20 99L2.
Republic 90 at 96l2 aud Commerce 40 az lojl1.
Rairoad bonds active. st. Paul rrsts, Ia Crosse
Division, advanced 10 lOl p, and Northwestern gold
bonds 90 J3 rcactng 10 30 Jersey Central nrss were
ru at los % cUnVcribcs Ut 5J2, and conNettbles at
~ - Contra Pacific rsts were np 10 loss. and san
Joaquin branch steady az 81, Union lrsts rising 10
lOj . and Land Grants 10 1908, bit sinking fund fell ID
9Slo Missouri Pacific igsJs rose u 9S2 seconds con-
nui0g steady at ~jl2 Chicago and Alton hrsiS sold nc
rs; Rock Island Is at l0- n iOS; Michigan southern
seconds NJ lOl a. seconds OF Albany and Su-qucLauua at
%; Central aud HUDSON hrss, registered, az 10 A. and
Louisville and Nashville con-. l-9S, at 800, ~ pos.
For tine following tables oi railroad earnings are
indebted to advance proof OF The CODtmsrcal and
Financial ChrOH,cic:
NKOss EAENINls ~ lpEIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
NEW-YORK AND PHIIADELPHIA NJ
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA
Leave NfWYork for Trenton aud Philaar'gli1 al -gg
So $780, 1880 80, $3.50, 5.50 ~ p ~ ana II d. IT,
for Trenton.
philadelphia from station North Pennsylvania Rail.
rote Third sts 100 $50, $50 ll.3D a hid,
30 $50. $50, ~ u. ~.
Lave Trenton New York 1870 G45 800 glO 0.5.
A. h. 1913, 2 10, dI5. 600 y
Pullman Drawing Room Cars attached 30 a m
aud 1870 p. aus and ~ epHg Cars 20 The ~ ml
NIGHT trains both New YORK and Phladtlull1
SUNDAY TRAINs-Leaye New.YOrk AMI Philadelphia at
$50 a. H.. $3.50, ~ y. IN.
ricketts, Tor sale az foot Lbcryst, Nos 500 and oi4
broadway, the principal hotels, all offices OF the Erie Rail
way IN New York ahd Brooklyn and 10 30. 4 COgTi-s..
BrdOkIyu Baggage residence Destination
H. r. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL RsrATE TRANSFERS.

lVIn .S 70 III ~ ~ Nominal
iSStiss nE = to Mana l. FGircild Nominal
ig hnII ~ s' "a rs III ~ t;ooiss Nominal
4GGs 10 s. I9 81 $1,000
M I0bn :, -oho'o A.n 5000
Green To- NAV + BSchnl.nn Nominal
6lstst u Gj II W OF Lexington ave, l76NluO6i Cor
neit Il hudson and husband to I'd fiudsol NOmhh
is sct aid vito To- Mn Mail2ag 10000
Kfb,to " sSWay to fii8abca Foley Wv @ 10000
s anna VI G smith -. Nominal
sai AVE- cor Q, iiou i.i.p $500
raw and v he 10 John lfIynn Nominal
10 NJ n sseciowSn %
fs sns r az Si FIX te"'s MOTIFS 275o0
Fraukiortst go II saHic.............. $500
4tG To Pc f4 VI - " 'l.' $4,000
4tI Pals 90 II o -' Emo " $3.50
Tais5p' = rel 10 i r. %risRt 1850
't soaS re- t. to Ig Geo x H Ca i. 10000
h Ten LI ref 10 JOIN Roesc - 5000
2I Fet q ' Pinto II 'o'i' ' 10000
Wasting touavc (28d ward; T Kuggcs, ref to go
Metropolitan savings Bank Duo
90 E si, S SiSf Hs CO.. 1900
Wlllau.st, s &, 100 II Of Washinstonayc 5O1lO0; $50
TOMciaII j. Y. SAyAGE, Dcputy Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09

Money emlins easy and In ul supply, and call loans
continue to be done at 2022 per cent on acceptable
guarantees. Discount is last quoted. The United
States Treasurer Washington received to-day $780,
900 National Bank notes for redemption The CUSTOMS
receipts were s5JOOOO, and internal revenue receipts
100000. The following is the clearinghouse state
meut Currcucv exchanges, $50 lbs ,3Gs currency bal
anccs. $3432.699: gold exchanges, SJ,3JiOlIi gold
balances $7l4.J30.
Government bonds were equally active as ycstcr-
d3v hut tower on the additional call for J2O- Tor the
Treasury the coupon Is Of 1881 falling 70 lli@, reg
istcrcd Go Il37s, coupon I.65s 70 llOl2 coupon
IS67s to l5l aud new lives % llll There We're sales
of the new Az per cents az lOsls We annex latest street
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