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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-03-09

The Railroad street boys levied on
any thing they could find that was
combustible, to build their bonfire Mon
day night. 1t is reported that several
parties who lost valuable kerosene bar
rels, propose to have pay for them.
The boys had a regular scrimmage with
the Hales over the possession of a
quantity of dry goods boxes which
adorned the piazza of the Hale store,
and high words and shillalahs flew thick
and fast for little while.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-03-09
Reliainus and other sg1nhres.

Under this head zoe lciu insert notices of Religion
Meetings. Church Fairs, Fest rails, Donation Visits
ETC., at ten cents line Of siG SOOrds cash to accom-
pany notice.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-03-09
local and State cUews.

Bingham keeps the blue glass.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-03-09

Occasionally a wagon is seen on the
street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-03-09
ROCHESTER SEEDS.

Reid's Floral Tribute, book of 90 pages with
Colored Plates, describes 500 varieties of Flowers
Vegetables, Bulbs &C. Price 10 cts. This work
Nth nlts
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-03-09

CARD wish to tender most sincere thanks
to my friends in the Universalist Society, who, on
Saturday evening last, presented me with beauti-
full silver Ice-Pitcher. May many as pleasant sur
prises await each one of you.
MRS CLARA KINNEY.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-03-09

The North church and society are
agitating the subject of new church
editice. AT an adjourned meeting last
evening, committee reported against
repairing the present building, and in
favor of a new one, and canvassing
committee was appointed to solicit
pledges towards a fund for building a
church not to exceed in cost $4,000.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-03-09
East Hardwick.


East Hardwick
Harvey Montgomery recently found
piece of an alder embedded in the
muck near the outlet of mud pond, one
end showing distinctly the print of the
beavers teeth, where it had been gnaw-
ed off. The wood was decayed, but
retained its perfect form. There have
been but few if any beavers about the
pond within the memory of any persons
now living.
E. C. Little has purchased of VIM.
Huse, the farm recently occupied by
Erwin Nye. The price has not trans
PRED.
Fourteen united with the Congrega-
tional Church by profession of faith last
Sabbath.
Lunenburg.
Mr.. Lemuel Hastings is about starting
select school in the village for ten
weeks.
Temperance meetings are the order
of the day in this town. We have had
several very entertaining lectures this
winter, and now we are to have one by
Mr.. John A. Nichols, March 9TH, en-,
titled-"Mind your own business" "a
good subject for the times.
Lyndon.
The men at the Railroad shops com
menced working ten hours per day
March l..
Notwithstanding the storm, there wa
full house to witness the closing ex
ercises at the Seminary, Friday eve
ming. The programme consisted o
orations, essays, discussions, panto
mines, tableaux, music, drama, and ;
farce; entertaining the audience TO
five hours.
The past week has witnessed grea
change in the appearance of postmaste
Eastman. His step is now as light an,
elastic as it was before election. H,
now passes Aldrich's new building witt
a smile on his countenance, and with
out those harrassing thoughts that hav,
troubled him for the last four months
Aldrich is correspondingly depressed
and we venture to assert that tina
building can be bought for less than tn
cost of erection.
Free. Goss had a finger jammed Will
coupling cars, one day last week.
Retail clothing dealers report larg
sales in three dollar hats this week.
Bine Morrison, the superintendent O
the Methodist Sabbath school at tn
Corner, was presented with cost,
Bible, by members of the school, at tn
S. S. sociable last Friday evening.
The Passumpsic mail train south
Tuesday morning, was thrown from tn
: track at Folsom's, one mile north G
Lyndonville. The engine passed owe
safely, but every car was thrown of
The Miller platforms did their dut
well, and the train did not break apart
l No one was injured, and but littl
damage done. The accident was cause
3 by broken rail. A new train wa
made up at once and passengers wer
: delayed only half an hour.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-03-09
CENTENNIAL HISTORY.

Has returned and will be at st. Johnsbury II
for one week longer. 1T
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-03-09
STORE AND TENEMENT
TO RENT.

The undersigned desire to rent the store the
east side of their building Eastern Avenue at
ter March 25th. The store is Is 40 feet with
piazza in front and wood shed in the rear is located
for business being opposite to the Avenue House,
ON Eastern Avenue, and near Railroad street and
the depot. 1t is well fitted up and is suitable for
nearly every kind Of business. The rent will be
low enough to suit the times.
Also, overhead in the same building a TENE-
MENT suitable for a small family.
E. I. & II. K. IDE.
st Johnsbury. 66tf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-03-09
cHew advertisements.
DR., URRAN

,rsistent Advertising in the right medium
brings business.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-03-09
so per cent. Discount.
MOORE g. CO.,

No. 7 Bank Block, opposite 50. Johns
bury House, st. Johasbary, Vt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARkEre.

IAyRRPooI. Sept ll.-Pork Eastern d1l sc 20 western
fuU nj %. Cumberland Gu dul ~ So smart
Elbdull 81 Clear fu II 5is snort Clear Gun
AZ a. ilaIas-Lnng cut stl1y az 81 shoulders stefiy
at Iu Pr1mc duli a; % Lari-Pnmc Western hFnei
AZ AZ TaioH- PRIME City steady AZ Al. TurErutne-
SHIRTS frmer ~. Eesn-t dull - 0L: fne 1uii
IL o. Chces-Aueucan Choice rner II TO. Lard O steady
steady az IL 3D. 2SrTLg t.ad All Id; WINTER south
ern Il .ady al Ina Winter Mestcrn-NOne IN The mar
LEI Corn soft Guli az 30. Cotton seed oi-Nei
low American steady az - , 49,.
Aury Middng Upands, Cd Kidding orleans 6Sisi slle-,
10 j0 Including for speculation aud expert the
recs Of 800 bales. including $50 bales Amer
icau Futures barely steady; laudr Low Midng clause.
and November delivery, bItsd pih, Low
Hlaur clause november and December delivery 6isf;
also OF the 0as. tpands, Low hadiIg cias,
January delivery bifsf randS, LON hll
drug clause. CROP shipped October Rrd November.
sa 4 I'D: UpianGs Low Miidng ciIdsc, New crop sip
ned November Deceinbe sill ilsd: Uplads 10" MD
dng clause Crop, ppcd January ana February sa,
cd rcccipt8 Of wheat for the past three daya were
". boz GrS. incui ug 5000 Or. American
TIVTgfOOf. sept IL p. IN lr q l-turs hfln NLgalf
lgOI ~ III per GENITAL fJr average California Whiei 10 y
3d for California club ani - 81 II ID Tor Red WINTER
f, 90 q9J per quar,er Kew Mixed Western; Peas,
sgGI 0cr narcr CaIada Beet % per ercc of Prime
Mess. Lard 45'Jd. per cNt for At1'rictu
IIyFgIIpi sept II $50 y. nj panls cotton LOW Mi-
ding clause November aud December delivery 1'tsd y
lauds Nidi.ing cads-. New crop, lpP.l NoNrh-
her and Drcemb-r sail Gsqi Uplaucs Low ddhnE clause
New crop shipped January aud February, sail U'si. -
IIvEgPG0I- Sept. i5 r. uiCotton. futures furtt lp
lands Mddng clause, January ana February "e'''S'
LIVERPOOL sept. II -5l5 =. m.I,ednel Petroleum ia
l. I'D. per gallon Common Ko-in Cd; spirits o IhiieiH''
- CNt al
per gaon Common Ro'in' 39daCi spirits oil lurP'"''"''
= ,u ID ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12

1ol 900 Oats % 900 bush Rve $1,000 Barley
lrisr Corn b 600 BUSH oa,s 81 $50 brsh rye 1900
=. Sara re- Irt eSselLWne9, 81 US Io % Oats
uhl HANGED Pork, SO y October. Lard unchanged. - %
Wheat welEer Rcd 81 Is 81 % Corn far demand
- IS; oar g al 20 p 4nc I'VE nm st eo', i f
6ae'isni At az 20 l3 90 Lard guie; steam 9c. keLe
9t q - Bnkmeats siTons Shoulder o. &C. short r9
Inaqig = 3! q 10 Gasi q 5o suyer sept ana 5hs
acfiy ,r1 am NJ os c aug arm MAJ brine 70 Fancy
2iri Central Ohio ~ 2Jc sugar hm Refined Gram aied
y a.: yellow iteiged, 10 9 10 c. Ncg orl ls, 80 pc
HOGS steady and hris common 81 80 81 80; Leat s. 10
- " - iJ =? 20 Hu'cAeis' - ~ - FVi
d. q. II 49, casi; 81 80 asI 80 september; - =
- 30, October; slfms, 81 i4is; 70. Amnas scigaa'
maa9 Receipts l.osg nos. Flour; 42229 Das- v heat
hbls llorr 1868 bush. Wheat 1888 bus cora; 5000
MlawArEEE Sent llrlogr IN fair demand caster Wheat
S y 10 - os @is aii.%hl.si i,6 1. e. Y
%do 81 o. Com-No 2 &c. oats in fair demand 30 2
october Fret hts-Wheat 10 iuGllo 4af.c Recc pts7000
b9ls Flour on, b i0 bush Wheat Shpments-iO0OO bbs
InApF,ri,qA, a SEPT llcor,e in iaiF demand: RIO
s9d az private trrs sugar hrne holders ask an advance
hhds Centrifugal, high tost sold 99sc; GO3 hhds
Cuba Tor r,I9iae' a. oee Een11i sugar - re. TOT
d0 Tor Aoaose' Fnsf at KS aIf 90 Family s f ,
- - =; 100 uDls Minnesota DO 90 o3d az 20 a. "9o
H9, CO. 30 a." h,lSo az :, sV h' a" 20 az w.
81 bog 200 bills Pat Ut do do do 20 private terms 200
nj 5 20 Ws,ep e' a. low d al ~ - Rye Floai
neglected a. o. corn Meal quic a. - - b. Whcat good
500 bush Delaware ana Door at ~ 81 500
Cioce AZ 81 - i66 hush Koni.ty DO choice n 81 IL; 400
PUSH mlapa 40 tr{ - 30 % w. 3e @ m r ''g
lran depot n ~ Rye du a. 81 a6Gc Corn in good
low in cars aud iindcpot at ole 1000 bush Western Vel
~ Sc G2 ESQ Sn. P Sa ,cd fa IN e f A at Soc
oats 10 god delaEd' l0ooJ 5ash %sseIn "ito a., az
t...t . ll pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12

PUFFALo y. Y, sept II -CATItE-I:eceiqs tofay l4-s
head total The week thus far 1929 head against hSO
Good demand, prices shade lower quota" Ds' shp ~
25o37 80 bvtchrT and me hum gr les o. slnpera 81 100
weeks qu9,l sales ol 100 cars af lrOl bought
for thc t, an trad, supply Of the dcnari art 80
cars gclc shpe las. for wanto purchasers quot45i best
aircr- - 4Gdg5 Stock.rs al - 1JcE3 3D. mainly
AZ - I0a5 20 COWS AID Iicii'rs 40 4}e -. .
SHEEP AND LANES Rec"pts todt 1c hea' 'ots i3r the
week !hus 800 he'd. against 800 2st week consigned
tlglch 500 head. Fair comans sales 10 crs r a. Good
tiup. sheep - 80 81 - Choice 1T $3.50 % canada
, Iief Tir at - l5G . 30 Goo! q; - 7jGs5 80 .
cars Lambs aud ears Sheep in the yards unsod
Hoes Receipts to-day 100 head total ior the "eta mus
800 head arr dem3uI "heins, - \, ,
- 2J. Yards II stocs supply hardly equal ID GeHaii
CHICAGO. sept tl.Tae Drorer J'raft REPORTS CAriLE
Receipt. BOO head spm, is 100 ht5a; iar Lrqits
Native shipping good supply closed cui and ef
br NOT ooiabiy ,0~er; es * - JOGJ % Colorado "a
demand; Texans to- ucu ul, some uSo!d ot'cr
az pr 30: Cows 80 gOaS5 Butchers slow. 10a !0c
-Fecips 1000 head shipments. 200 head exc
ana b,rhr: III Heavy ,h piping - JO0sj s.; Bos.0
81 AZ y 80 ligiL - 50ds5 66 Packers. IS jos5 %
tloe given Tor tese higher figures ana 1t Is
sf5Fr-j,Sceipts Jsad strong and higher Butchers,
q 2jas - -.
EAST IIBrgrY Penn. sept 1.-THE receipts OF Cattle To-
day - cars, 2il lea az for Gale here; quotei
Prime. Good. sjotJ 30; common. : 'OUtf
Hogs receipts ",jH0 head quOaJe Workers,
g i0ds5 TO- Philadelphia, - 9od<625 49, -..
The receipts OF 500 head selling - O0d=O
WArEKreSS Mass. sept. ll.-CATTLE- Receipts l,JOs
head market Ung good for the Dc.ter class OF cattle
poor grades 30. A. last weex rates hIv rot ~
i /. g. S''S' 70 S''''a Ha' s'eS' .'' inu Co., 'Y1
exception Of fe fancy bockt prices tShgl ABOUT ~
lower supply fu amt butchers not nxioun To- pay in rate"
sale in a0esi head ttrs. - G0asJ Or from
sa5c per 10 spring Lambs f'9aoc perm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
nnMErIC MARKETs.

BrFFAGO, y Y. sept n-Four in good Demand sales 600
NIL. common grades 20 8 bar 81 higher quotht
Wr.irrn so = spring &CGtG - B,kefs at lGsf 90
Amber AT 7JaE7 %: White ~ jOGtS; New Process az
- sOd$g. CITY No. 2 spring at - l5dSj; NJ !
SDriug f So ~ 25as 10; white 1t - 10
SSa5. New Process 5On.3. rye Flour AT tidtl 30
Wheat IN far milling sao> Of Zoo bush No la
wanscp At II $500 bush. No. Minnesota ~ 81 ~
no ono hush ~heboyenn and 0rcu BAY spring Al 81 It's
sI2s Cali Bosrd-sl Is bid Tor No CMcag3 ior
bush No. . Western. In lot. IT 63ei 300 , en,L;;
do 10 arrive. 52a.c.; cars of iigh hlLtl
Toledo - &c. Can Boardi2c d 52'e askcd ior Sp3,
bel,c bid PC .. bid '-r hsA" "f
September 5c afkei los the lat hall Of seI,nnrI pc
AK ed for October other grains neglected ian irrnh m
changed ircghs hrn Wheat a., Corn !. g. 20 M.N
York toll. inrludea Receipts-Iaset orn l"tSzt bnsIi
Wheat 2jg 7g7 bash; oats lSO3tO BUSH rye, biuo bu
ailrad Flour 2 ZOO bbi-.: Wheat. oD bush Corn ~
800 bush Oai, 200 BUSH. RYE, 100 bush shipmsns-
anal o tif- xater-Whett G5iO bns Corn Iitbpp bu-h
oats on bush; Barley Mat, 10 $3.50 bush lttirl'h,
,rnur {, hll- he bn-l Corn. SiVo BUSH
Oats. 1900 bush; Rye, $500 bush. ,,.,., -, -,
II-Iour quiet, bat steady W neat ~ Alf
demand No 2Spfing % cash Al Ot O1+ september
81 Ol Isasi Olt October. g9.c all the year 80 40
81 az Rejected qoc. fair demand nj 30 r. thsh
zisalls October: Rejected, <5e. Oats 24'sc cash - &c
octoer rive fairly active, 56c. Barley easier q! 20 -
Por active and hm sl2 spdfl2 ~ cash. ana october
srd sfrg nj - cash 81 O2ia October. Bukmeafs hre-
AZ 5s rae and The shoulders Clear no and Gear sd
Whiskey III 90. Frrghts. Corn Ia Buffalo, &C. Receipts
ZOO b6s Flour $1,000 bush. Wheat 2IoOo bush Corn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12

closing 80 22s bids 295o tcs November SIS 20 o.
$ closing $ So second Mss SAL s. ssEcS So
Ts%SST Year. ed - ~ I'D Gd = s9a aste City
i e.s sc 9% cGnS sss quoie 50 75saes Wet In
Sa Western in good request exro state Creamery
pals Good 90 very Ch9ce 1850 l5 3c nt't -, p Mic
mon 20 Prime o te State hsiiiikin tubs
% % l F@ Geoee S8SsIc State Welsh taos 70
- pr''un i0Gigc; choice i9d2Oc Western hrians,
Common to rrme l0al9ct Choiye I % iCc je 'N
Cii Es-Marc frmer; trade quiet in cons nee o. sh'
9 9a 49, Smiaed 5asc: Dsires Common rrmc 20
Leg s ,.a 315 "S. cce ana Fancy @
GGsin medsraie dc%ana ieSs sgayi Lo i wc'
ern 81 2Jc Lt n CHOICE tnoce Canaa ~ "-yc'
,l Goat i'm. iiiy active. Der good demand.
r,nr G. Eject Il, p ,oa H5s d. a
llaa,ao1os 4'e47 gold 6sT ,s 5sS
E EgI1 SIu 1yrcs Central american, 400,
y a7s3 3S s eaT T d.. not trimmed g ss7F
Cerseo select SO go s sr Si1
P NAN, skin 81 car cur Fao al
sPIcEs-Gcccrl, steady and ~ lo3ne call pepp ron.
l5c ChiIl A.ne! IL t slc, ;,,r@- 75
IS -slarSet very firm; sales 100 tcrccs Prime
STsAt.- Refined strong and ac'irc; Slauchd 3.
IL c Hands. Ili5ci Cut Loaf II q Eaw EI2f+
were -hc and active: Fair Z" Good Iehans,
S.' t N aecogaao al ~ c 1909 hhds Mcido, rr-
vac ernS lae yosteriav 5000 his sold II S. +c ior
Porto iIoo pa 1860. Tor Centrifugal and S'saoiic ior
IL9W-slarket steady; sales, $4,000 b. Prime siiea
T6sACCo-Kentucly was steady taco. FOR Lugs aud -
de f- leaf se Of hhd on MS basis. seed LET was
3-f .,yf urirnd lud20t. $50 Isl Connecticut,
10025c 800 1876. rrsF wanna lOclz -i10%,ti
l7 cases 1876 ONO, 4osdl5c and 20 baes Havana ''o'
vi iLEBoNE-c unchanged We qlo:c prces Arc
&c. new 81 90; Northwest Coast, $685. 20 south sea,
s+WilileKFi "Naract steady Sales, - bulls. - -.
WBDlADunestic grades have bee! much more 'uF ll-i-
~ reucns tht!r stocks Of the aW aeit Fie'ces sh'"
GOO movement 20 rm figures fuiti ""ns are acIct To
rlce. which are tIuuCat b. low. Foreign WOODS are
uo; Domestic grades divert the atiehuoH 10 I'm,
iv reason % their ctearnoss. We qi"te - lOlioWS'
DOMESTIC. FLAEoit mo ienisi ~ ana 'lls ~ L1
Va. i6c No p @i2f, C2nn"", 90 % S, i
XX. 4letic.; X, 4Oci@c. No. J. 4oel5g.i ~"
IoS y.rr,n fos and fink ana * $Gel
No. l. .7aiOc. ; No . 80 Ste Comllng 4N .jc.
Wssonf Fentucy ana Tennessee Washed Fleece 80 SOC;
ipDa..d fleece 27U52c; Combine @,f4oc. ln",N aSnel
Won" (,.orr auafjc: Fair S1430c. interior and Bury,
32q8G, ,r'd Wool-N .7i Extra Pu led. 3jd 5c;
Sup,r Pulej 3td sc. Lambs Pulled - 5s'' " l.
ana l. ira SOa3ir. Cunuy lNira Pulled 81 afI'. = pf
Pulir1 t2c Lambs Pulri.33 e. NcF rAlcn an '-
or jcWasic g2,c; Unwdshe l6e2tci Pa, Z Lao We
erc qualify 3OaSJc: do Combing, average quaint $50
37c CaiorHl-~pring Clip. the. ~" De- 80. Nt".l''
20d2tc az. low Gia io and Brry u 2oci Fa CLIP j.,
lGdo0c do. low Grades and Bury l3d lie tcAas-Iino
r,,st1n 2G T.Gc; Mcu. 2Cd Soc lie WcStTn, lie oc;
infrrior iSaiCc For8ra Woois-Cspc Of Good Hone,
vi.co Merao and d-iz S9ajjc Australian Clothing 4f@
4sc. do. ComDine 4-9iJc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12

Augusta Sept ll-COttOn quiet with demand for al OF
frrigs; Nidne lose. Low MAding 0'lc; Good Ordinary
&C.: recripts IL bales; saes. % bales So, ,
FAryORr Sept 1l.-COitOn hrm Middlius. lssc Low
sddliuc lOs.c ordinary ~ receipts. balss;
receipt IL bales exports coast"e 80 bales sales loo
bales. stocE. 40 baats. $500,
M,i!ing II &c; Ordinary 09c. net teceipta, $50
bales: Siirs. $50 bales. exports 10 Urea.
Brita;n none stock 1914 bales. -
CHAgLEsToS scy; l.-Cottor hrm Mddlins, 10i1e; Low
Niddiug Toe; Good Ordinary, 9l!c: net I0ceiys ~
ha :; exports mono: sales. 200 bales STOCK
CI.~iSr Al sent IL steady Miding, l1S.c Low
,.t.,r Ordinary. receipts, bales;
ipn,si,t. 80 bales sale 2O5 bales; stock, 36, bales
GAIyFsfo. Cotton nrn; Ma ling lOsci Low
NldiIug gac Good Ordinary 9-c; net receipts Al bales
elo. experts coastwise u0ue sales I0I cafes socA'
''IIniis,Ifir sept lI-Cotton steady; Mddng, l0'Se
lotion firm 3lddhLs. 10 &c. Low Mli-
dime ylsc. oDd ordinary, gao; lie. rocepLs o. Dales
eNpurs coaswse, 1873 bales sale. % Daos stoc $40
nErpHis sept Lotion firm Mddngs 10 2c; rscoips
O. bales shipments 20. bales; sales 0oO BALES s'ocA 4'Ll
baCs. 9, ,,..,.. An. ,t,it,,, ms . . I oV
ntinnr rc Ordinary, 3'ic; net receipts, 40 Oaesi
Great Britain, none, coast"sc
none sales, SEQ bales; stock 2l,ojl hal9. ,,- .
NoRFuLg sept 1i.-totOn ss~l' Mlaolng U.s. Nv n
CENTS, 10 bales EXPORTS cOast"lSe ~ o'0S' ''''' ~
bales stock, l.249 bales - -, ,,,,,,. ~.
.DRLPIIA sept. 1lCotton quiet; Middhng II sc;
low Mlddng A.. Good orIlasry, lO'oec not reecip'
40 acs rss 1893 bal0- salos ~ spnnos 40 baes Soc"
SSs.An Sept ll-Cotton firm, asking higher Middlng
1o7 Low Middlng 10 30: Good Ordinary 9'sc; net
r.cepts 6j bales gross receipts " eAp'i'' '''S"No'
:,g7 hates: 400 Jslos; stock 3,3JO Dalts
rr Louis sent l1.-C0tton nrm; MAILING, &c lo"
uidllng Zoe; Good Ordinary. Yc receipts paeSi SHIP
n.ut-. none. sllr-. 43 bsles .tnc. ~ n-,5'.
M,dGinr lOc Good Ordinary 9c; net foceig' ~ bales
4 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
Countrp Real gsiate for sale.

AT CROTON LANDING. FOR SALE.
"A desirable FARM ~ 20 acres suitable for ccutemans
,orur red,nca The property j. oesred to west sde
q, tc old Albany Head. 4Oou, hr nCfth 81 the
view of te hudson RIVER.
Tfc fully covered with apples, pears ana ohe- nai
under cultivation Ihc buildings conpfs-t
good barn lee hcse other ontJmdHes te house con
al.s large rooms Tho property all D. sON cceP t"r
Darticuars address EDWARD CLARKE Tribune once.
FOR SALE-The residence of the late JOHN
4 s. MITCHELL, az Tarryto~n, CONSISTING on 81 aetes;
APPENDED I.Ner view. Gu.Ic house, complete ana IN itfift
c,irr Firr stsba grricnrr's uuthulhngs fu-
rtrb cgteouse stoci With rart piabt-e l t soi On
reasonable terms Apply o DhCND COFFIN - Celr't.
EsIDDLESEX COUNTY FARM, one-half
w way 10 Philadelphia Ganb0y ami Anhy y H. -
scre = bullug-; large hcS house ail
whole wI sold Jess Than cost OF
mani house oneha remain or mortgage. q er 'tnf.
RULAND & WHITING, No. . BeeAnan-sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
Gitn .teai G:eiGte for Sale.

EOR SALE-A medium-sized double brown
Z stoue IOT a. between Madison ard 5lsyes.; price.
SlJcOO; t,flls c4sg. Apply No. ~. 15,lrsi
ESTH-ST.. between 9th and Gth-ayes.-Three-
q sc stone 'front.' 1gNs5 feet, and hall The Dl cki IN
e 0d order ca at % Dulacst
7TH-AVE, below 5Oth-st., valuable corner lot,
3sory brown house. prce very low. snial pay
mout required. RI LAND a WHITING, . 3eekmansL
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DrooilDu Real CslaIs for Sale.

NWELLING-HOUSE Nos. 43 Willow-st.,
- lckst 80 H. au o. &assast, 100 and lo% Plns-
apple-si ~ anJ l97 WlOuGhbyst, = liiayo. tcaye
GORDON B. FORD. 81 chrksi BrfoAyn.
FOR SALE or RENT.-Nill sell OF rent very
: low Nos ST. and sj3 liacoinri BrooN'u, houses TX
C2 gp.tIld condition, ID rooms irpe Jog IN side yad
situated e.lTauce To Prospect Park Inquire at
~ "a. HILL. 800 FlatbUsh ase.
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1877. 1876. IS1

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Thrown upon ne market I,7GL-I ISgL$d i'i4i'1T
Entered Tor l,21cZG9 ll4JlfD Il44f u
Inoriars Rave done iar trade. ob5ers effected a
god distribution s,ssonabls fabrcs Tor the southern
Trade Dress goods active. r- are without
change Of note Housekeeping Linen was IN lrf deman ara
SlirJng Fronting Linen ssay Hlihkercllrls hlso
straiy Hamburg EubrodeIirs fairy active W;h AGENTS
ald iOJ0ers lite Goods quIs aG real IAces dul "he
limitation Lac = fardcIaui Wooden Cords IL slightly
better demand from JoDbers but remain quiet "ith sales
,. ruluci To snail lois Hosiery and Gloves III bet
Ter demand AID Fancy Half Hose sold TO far
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