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AMERICAN HOUSE,
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w. f. Paige. PrOpriet0r.

w. #. Paige, Proprietor.
Having leased the above well-known ho-
tel, and taken possession of same, l shall
be pleased to see all my friends, and the
travelling public generally. l shall en-
deavor to maintain the reputation of the
house for being first-class in every respect.
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains,

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls 1890 q. M, 300 q s:50p. m.
Burlington 'l1:oO O. M, GAO p. m, & 1853
p. m,
Ttconderoga, '11:0o a. M, via G. v. r. h.
Bennington, 1850 a. m. & 200 & $40 o. m.
Saratoga, 1900 M, q 9:l5 o. IN.
81 Salem, 1900 & 5000 D. III.
Port Henry, 1900 m. and 9:i5 D. m.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls, 1925 and 1910 M, q 1850
Pr
Burlington, 800 a. m. & t0:2O q. M, '2:10 &
4:45 y. ~.
" Ticonderoga, 1852 p. M, via C.V.R.R.
Bennington, '2.30 11;05 q. M, q 9t8 D. m.
3" Saratoga, SIS a. M, q '3:15 p. N.
" Salem, $40, a. mr. tlY:8O p. m.
Port Henry, $40 a. M, and S.lo p. m.
mail Train mixed
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DIR. WIN. NJ. LADD, leading druggist OF Clare
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For. many years have known DR.. A. j.
and can assure the public that his representa-
lions relative to the Cough and Lung Syrup can
extended practice with marvellous success, and
know 1t TO be all that he claims for it.
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cases, some of them
being given over to
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of other schools of
practice. Consump-
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the Airpassages and
over two-thirds of
the cases are caused
b y Catarrh. We
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you will come in sea-
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ONCE In south end OF passenger depot, OF
Merchants' Row, Open on Sunday from 300 t
1000 a. M, and 800 TO 600 p. m, and from 90
week,
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MCCLELLAN U. s. A.
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Pa, who has been sosuc-
cessful throughoutNew
England In the cure Of
Cancers and Tumors,
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Neuralgia, and nearly all
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Whyl because Asth-
ma Is n contraction
of the Bronchial
Tubes, caused by in
fiammation and irrl-
tatlon of tho mucus
membraneliningthe
Bronchial Tubes
Uso OXygenated Air
as We will direct and
we will warrant n
Cure. We have cured
cases OF 20 years
standing.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT STEADY FUTURES CLOSED
FIRM-FLoUR DULL-wHEAT DULL--CoRN
LowEE-oATs DULL AND EAs1ER- -wHIsKEY
DULI--PoRK DULL-LARD UNCHANGED -
PETROLEUM wEAK-spIRTTs OF TURpENTlNE
AND RosIN QUIET-oILs fIRM-CoTFEE AND
SUGAR sTEADY-FRElGHTs MORE ACTIVE.
TUESDAY, Feb. 27-6P NJ.
The markets were generally quiet, but without i'm
portant fluctuations save in few exceptional cases
On ,Chauge business circum crbod particularly
in breadstulrs which decidedly dull and nominal
Wheat was a complete standstill and we heard OF
sales of moment. Quotations were wholly nominal.
Corn was dull aud lower. Oats caser and dull
Whiskey was dull and entirely nominal Pork was
dull but without important change Lard was without
decided change. Frcghts fairly active Cotton on
the spot was steady. Futures closed Grm Coffee and
sugar we're steady oils firm. Petroleum dull
Naval stores were quiet
ASHES quiet at &C. for pots and 0a.c for pearls.
ASriMoSY was quiet at 13Hc. tor rogulus.
quiet but firm, Mt 32c 341ac for Western
and southern.
BROOM Coas was quiet out unchanged We quote Red
tipped 3sc n ic medium &C. &C. choice green Uc a 7c
CorrEE.--The market for Rio was quiet but steady
1900 bags Santos, Eta NJ. Tucker sold private
terms. Mild coffee quiet We quote Ordinary car
goes i7I4c. i71ac. fair do, lDAc i9ac. good do.
i09dc 2Oc prime do, 2O1sc 2Oc extreme range tor
lots I74c. 22c santos fair to good Iyc 19Ac gold,
30 days; Java, government baes 22c 23c do. grass
mats. BE. 2tc singapore lyc. 2ic.: Ceyun, 19c
2Ic Mracabo 1sJac 2Oc. Laguayra, 1sJsc. 2)c.;
Jamaica isc l0c ST. Donnso, loIac lie Porto Rico.
loc 2lsc Costa Rica. lsc 2lc: iexican, lsc 2pc ;
Manila. iec. lYlac Angostura, 1yc. 2Dc. savaniiia
islac 2uc Curncoa, lsc. ~ lvc
UoorsnA srock was qnet but steady. We quote =
Moassos shocks 32nch with heads ~ 10 81 TO- sugar
shocks with heads. 3snch. o. 30 " 65 do, do, 30
inch, 81 % and " box shocks Toe soc, do. ~
pipe do s6 50 50; empty hogsheads. " 80: hoops,
ieet ordinary to prime. $50 s37 hoops " feet $50
n S3J NJ.
CoPrsR--We note sales Of from 2yO.OOD lbs. to 900
lbs lake at Isc, iYiac. market closing nrm.
CoaDA0K WAS quiet We quote .--Maalla large and
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lllK; do do, do, coupon, ll4I q max; do ten
forties, registered, 1922 i09k do do. coupon
llsx ll3k: do nves. 1881, registered lo9< I0es.
do do. ao, coupon lo9k l09k do do. AIS 1891,
registered, lo5A aloe.
IHE RoREIGy MARKET
The London adv,ces report drmer market for con-
soils which are y a y per cent higher than yester-
aay oil the reported determination Of the Russian
Council to demobilize. United States bonds u y
per cent lower than yesterday Erie is down from \.
10 TX. Tho sum Of fl500 sterling was withdrawn
from the Bank OF England balance to-day At Paris
rentes advanced TO lO637x, and reacted later. to
LOG. 30. Exchange on Paris 25f l2c. The latest
prices follows :-Consols, both for money and
account s6l4 96h; nvetwenty bonds OF 1865 lold),
1867 nvetwenty bonds OF 1857, l09s l00H ten-forty
bonds, 10sh; new 1ves l07,s; Erie. common shares,
~.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY
Revenue receipts to-day we're $780, 000 customs re-
ceipts $500 ooo bank received for redemption.
$500, 0c0 Total amount OF silver paid out date,
s2s 500 900; currency destroyed SIT 000 900; silver
exchanged Tor United States notes. $ll 000 silver
coin on hand, 81, 100000.
STATE BONDS.
State bonds at the Board were X higher for Missouri
long sixes lower for Tennessee sixes old other.
wisc steady.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds lower, with the following
changes in prices compared with las, previous sales
decline OF per cont in Albany and Susquehanna
seconds, per cent in Delaware and Hudson registered
'S4's and y4's, "a in Michigan Central scvcns, IN
Ohio AMI Mississippi consolidated SINK ing fund, and q
in New Jersey nrsts consolidated, 81. Louis and Iron
Mountain frsts and Toledo and Wabash Grsts lex
couponl Chicago Burlington and Quincy cights sold
at Il3h. Cnicago and Milwaukee lrsts sold At lo7.
Morris ana Essex sevens oi 1871 at lO0 Michigan
Southern sinking funds at Ill and Cleveland and
Toledo at 107X
SHARES.
Tho sales Of city bank shares were foows-10
American Exchange at 109 5S Fourth National at l0O
s German. American at 69is, Metropolitan at 132
IL Republic at 81, 20 Commerce 113h, 10 American
ut 133 and 10 Park at 1l5.
MINING SHARES.
The following are the prices OF mining shares in New
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Fob. ~, 1877.
Cotton nominal. lower soil mding. ike. low mid
S": ssss Ssna s io Sale. Se' sSs ss G4
Ntw ORLEANS. Feb II 1877.
Cotton steady; niddlinr I5lc low niddling, lie. ;
good ordinary io4e Net r.ssipts. 3.io bales gross.
Stock. 3oo.O76 , ,-
Cotton quiet; middling. NE. ow midiling. lie, ;
good oran1y' M so M e' asI @ bales Exports
.sS cSoa r'sga & mSns Ss a & c as %p s.. SO
ssoS ssosk' 'aaasy' 40 ass. was ''''''
CmaRLssroS Feb. II 1877.
Cotton quiet; mdding i2'sc la,4e low niddl,gg,
iAe good ordinary ii,.e set ,eesi'. M S,i bales ES-
81 50; extra white Michigan, q 10 Corn steady West;
ss No do, DC Cora meat Bolied s2o; nnboItsa,
Us Railroad roi shts-floar to Boston 45c. 10 Now
York, a5c.; to Albany. 2oc Railroad shipments-fiocr
''''' ''' Buy,ALo. Feb u. 1877.
at unchanged prices Wheat very dull. Only sales Of
cur white Michigan a, q o. car 90 at ~ o. cern
Ole, quality copsiaered Oats dun heavy and lower
%. ssls 90 Sas, and IL n, inquiry Seed dull snail ales a,
unchanged prices 1iher ssieles unclaimed sessinis-
esis. 5ay!dc barley. 20, DO rye 1000 do: shp%en.s
oats, S.'ioo do. ; barley, so do. rye, 1000 do
Flour dull Wheat dull and lcser; smssr s Michigan,
TsIIg1.y ."a Mas s, q 81 A% q ja M1y
o ,ea 81 s'n,s ~ oS IN r as@ana d HI Ssh 500;
March 4,',c; May tt'4c. No z. spo, and March,
4ic April. 4iIsc May i6c yellow 5tc rejected AZ
Oats dull: white, 3Yi &C. Clover seed. - ~ Re-
ccpts--s5o bbls nr. 1000 Ouslcis corn. 5000 do
oats. Shipments-2pD bbs -four, 3.JuO bushels wheat
1900 do coru. 800 do. oats
CHICAGO. Feb. 81 1877.
Flour dull tending downward Whcat hcevy active bnt
weak and 2,c lower No. Chicago spring 81 2i cash
81 2oi4 March, 81 2i Apti. III ~ May; No do 81 IL
~ -. rejected Ole osc Corn active but shade lower
,t,c asked cash March, iuac. bid April. 4ic bid May
Oats dun and shade lower i3c cash. s3ssc April &c
May Rye dull aud unchanged. Barley steady with ia
demand Pork moderately active ned higher
Sit - Si4 20 cash si4 - xl 4iia April. Sl4 ~
$i4 10 May. Lard ia fair demand and higher; 50 80
~ G7,S, cash; 81 10, March; 81 ~ a ~ s2,v
April; 80 % May. Bnk meats Inner; shoul
sues sac: Dressed hogs quiet. but Arm and higher,
vi l21s ~ 10. Ahissey steady aud hrm 81 uJ Il,
cc,pts Flour. $500 bbls wheat. 1900 bushels, corr
l5iovdo. oats 5000 do rye. 1850 do. barley, 1870,
do shipments-Flour. 32p bbls wheat 1900 bnshcl,
7i,tpD do. oats 1000 do. IOJ do. barle,
aiVD do. AZ the afternoon call OF the Board Wheat hcas
Corn heavy aud lower; 3l'ac.. March; iilc May GA
dull and unchanged Pork caser SIi i2ls Apil SI4 q
May Lard lower; 50 57s 81 90, March ~ 72s April
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Wheat wss dull. nominal and lower to sell In fact there
almost demand aud IL would have been impossible
to have sold any considerable quantity the
Il 81 81 Il or DO so
sold AT 81 3s1i Ia store. Corn was dull and lower No
mixei 5sc 5s1s Tor No 57i,c 5sc. for No Rye
quiet Sic sie fc Western and 5c Soc for State
bushels sold SIC. o2ac ior two rowed state Barley
malt was dull Oats were dull aud heavy though without
anmersnsn,aoe % STATE s'as o'e for state mixed sae
mix %ixsd d' and ss" ie or So White "N'' ''s 0' NO.
fnuT-lhere Wa fair jobbing demnnd and prices were
per- box halt do. Soc quarter do Eoc loose @asea,e
~ 81 ~ per box Valencia &c per H. sutana, LOG
rsysp rsy s & .shSr. rsr inSs na le H. rssy
praues, c a5,sc for old and G'4c 6se tor French
quiet. We quote Appes-stato sliced. Iisc BE- 40.
Pseed ,eara prime to aney Zoe zoe anueeea
quarters 9e halves, i2c lic naspberries 23c 2ec.
STATE zoe Blackbcrrics. 7c 71ac Peanuts were
steady. we qnotc vlrgnia prime, soc. a VI; "ney.
HAY AsD STRAW remained steady, with a mode ate de-
mand at zoe Tor shipping s5c IL Tor retail aud Toe ec
nrar ASp Jurr--Ju,c butts quiet arm. Hemp
% Wa QUIZ & We o u9sa Aeean % afs'sa si M or snss
ussia ciean S2O5 s2i gold Italian $40 $3.50, god
on spot ana c sisc soii to arrive; Sana hemp SIC
slac. sisal do. o,,c DC istlc. 5s1c. all gold 49,
quos ss' yrs a s' DO" S"a % 70 S
lie. Montevieeo. 2o,s 20 22la bs 2lc Ccrrenes - TO
u to ~ bs @c Caiiiornia 2! TO 20 lbs. 2v Central
Ame,ssn 70 to y o' se ~ i, ssG Ms.ImorS' ~ 70 y
dry ssed Texas "a to ~ bs iie i5c. Dir, sse soath-
s % TO s @ G % TO s III crr9ss 9a ~ ,S 80
ors The marse, was quiet but prices not no,iceaLy
l5c Eastern I0c. i5c., Wi.eonsns sc. a i3c; year
iDgs &C. lOc olds, all gfowths. &C. &C.: CALIFORNIA;
lnoxRumors were current OF lower prices aud buycr'
not inclined IT, operate at the moment IN view OF h,
lower although citireiy nominal The marx ct or
ps WIS ~oa@ loo IONS eensIocK aud loo tons Cosnss
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The following table shows the opening highest and
uf fha dav

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following shows the advance and decline In the
prices OF tho principal stocks compared with
those OF yesterday
ADVANCE Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, u; New
York Ccu'ra, IA; e., G., c. and L., "a; Consodat ed
aware and Hudson, u; Hannibal and st. Joseph, u
do preferred, y limos Central, u; Lake Shore,
Michigan Central, u Morris and Essex, n: New Jer-
sey Central, u; Northwestern do. preferred, l9s
Pacific Mail, u Rock Island 2; ST. Paul preferred u
Union Pacific, ~; Western Union 70 American Ex-
press, q.
DECLINE Burlington and Quincy, q; Chicago and
Alton preferred, Al Wes.Farso, q. Cold y.
PRICEs-3 p NJ
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BRAZIL COFFEE MARKETS.
RIO JAxEiRo. Feb. ~. 1877
Coffee market quiet prices mant aimed good nrsts $500
$3.50 rcis Der 10 kiios Exchange On London. 24<
SANTOS. Feb. ~. 1877.
Coffee market quiet; prices unchanged.
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MEMORANDA.


The Funding bill relating the Union Pacific Rail-
road Company came up before tho Senate yesterday
and was laid on the table their next session by
vote Of 20 yeas to 2S nays.
The circulation issued In this month amounts to
5000 O0O making the total issued up to date
s22, 600 900.
The Open Board of Brokers transacted considerable
business their 3:l5 p. N. call Tho following stocks
sold 30 600 Lake Shore. ASK to 49h; 1900 West
Union. 65S 10 65l; 300 New York Central 04, 800
Erie, TX, and 400 Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
62A
The annual meeting of tho Lehigh Coal and Naviga
ton Company was held to-day. The meeting was largo
and harmonious Mr.. Caleb Cope occupied the chair
and Solomon Stephens acted secretary. The annual
report OF the Board Of Managers submitted show
ing the total receipts from railroad. Ncoquehoning
Tunnel tolls, canal coal, lands &c, TO have been
ST. 1872 OO4 total disbursements for general expenses
taxes, demands &C., 81 800, leaving balance 10
credit dividend fund December 81 1885, OF $657 $685.
which embraces tho balance OF the year 1875
The report closes by saying ''there be
no reasonable doubt that according to the terms
Of the several oases might exercise the option
therein reserved to and terminate the them
selves Both the railroads and coal companies having
failed to comply with the Of their contracts our
right upon the respective properties
not be questioned which they would
in excellent condition, and In OF the coal companies
without cost to US for improvements made; but we
have hesitated to enforce measure involving so
rious the leases which early change in the
trade would to them. resolution approving the
conduct Of the managers and intrusng everything
their discretion adopted and the following officers
elected for ycar--Presdcnt 4. W. Clarke. Man
agers-Francis r. Cope Francis G. Yarnell, Fisher
Hazard Charles Parish, Charles Wheeler George
Whitney, Alex. Biddle. John Lcisenring James NJ.
Wilcox, Edmund Lewis and 7. Charlton Penny.
The gross earnings of tho Missouri, Kansss and
Texas Railway for tho week ending February Il
were:-
Mail. l,224 rs
EXPRESS ........................... 1850 90
Total 500, ,5lz II
Corresponding period last year 64,S52 81
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stained-Good ordinary. 10 5i6c. strict good ordinsry
~ lo-i6c; low mddiing lliac.; midding II Nc Spot
sales were as iolows-
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CLOSING PRIcEs-3 r. N.
Tho closing prices were:-
THE MONEY MARKET.

THE MONEY MARkET
Money still continues easy and during tho morning
loaned at az and per cent call, and later in the
day IL loaned at a. ana closed at per cent on call
The following were the OF exchange on New York
at the unde rmen toned cities to-day Savannah buy.
ing u. selling "a; Charleston scarce, buying n pre-
Mum, selling "a premium; Cincinnati, steady, buying
par, selling LILO; ST. Louis, 20 premIum New Orleans
commercial 3-l6, bank u Chicago 20 to 80 discount
THE GOLD MARKET
Early tho DAY gold weak and declined from
104x to 104k. The lower range Of prices due 10
tho peaceful IRON Russia and the consequent i'm.
provement In consols at London. The carrying rates
ranged from 8 per Hat During the afternoon
there was a streng and gold closed at l04l.
CLEARING noUsx srArENKSr
Currency exchanges. s77, 6s532
currency oa'ahccs.. cs..........."......... 3,oO4,sSO
God exchanges. 6,4Ui, z36
Gold balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1852 O42
Gold cearinRs at the National Bank OF the State of
New York
Gold balances. .....................sl s.. .ll2 800
@ 'l.+.V.a
1'oss c'carahces. IS,tS4,OOo
PRODUCE ExPoRis
The exports OF produce from tho port OF New York
for the week ending this date 3l4 $40 against
81, ,49S 9s7 for the corresponding week in 1876 and
S3 469 07o in 1875 The exports OF proauce since
January l, this year, s45, 1863 s27, against
$42 O902i9 for corresponding period In 1876 and
$50 3o1, 1886 in 1875.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS
Government bonds sligntly lower IN SYM
pathy with gold, but they closed steady at the
following quotatlons:-Unitcd States currency
sixcs 122H 1924; do, 1881, registered, 1llss
l11K; do do, do, coupon. 11lH a 1928; do.
do, 1868, registered. 1919 10s,t do. DO do,
coupon, 1914 1885,; do. do, do, new, registered
lOsh l0sN; do do, do, do, coupon, lOs1s l0sx;
do do, 1867, registered, lily a NIX; do. do, do,
coupon lllh l1lk; do do, lsGs, rssistsred, ll4s
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small size, h.. i2hc I5c do, cordage bolt rope
yarns l1c. Tie; tarred Manila Sisa rope Itc
iie; New Zeaiand IKE i2'se; Russia hemp ,srred.
lie American 10. i4c. Russia bot rope. lie.
COTTON ON the spot was quiet but steady Futures
opened with better feeling and steadily advanced
during tue day aud Arm with
ings closing prices OF s 52c The closing to-day
compare with Mondays rs folows:-
E,J.r
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2ooo do ioox 2noo Us 4,es. r. 'oi,. JOG
1000 do .......bc lues9s 1000 do DC iv.< ~.
iuUUO US Sc. lOtOe. 1885 1000 co.....'tc 'o'7a
rll.or BOARIl--l0:30 A. NJ.
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April and May delivery o lssed. upands low msldiise
clause. March and April delivery, Is-fsd: shiuued
February aad March. sail. q lD-s2d.
TKADs KEroRr..-fho market for yarns and fabrics aa
Manchester IL steady.
.PRoDUrx. Spirits OF turpertne. 2ss per cwt Lusee1
oil. us. per cwt
LoSpox Feb. 27-5 NJ.
PRopUcE--i,ehned petroleum. MA per gallon,
taiow. Asa per cwi spirits OF turpentne 2Gs psr
ASrwsnr. Feb. ~. 1877.
Petroleum. ~ e. for fine pate American.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE
LvKRrooL. Feb. ~ 1877.
Pork-Esstern dull AZ 7Ss Western du 65s Bacon
Cumberland dull 37s. short rib 4Os long
clear dull 3Js short clear dun tn> ID Hams
Long dull at AS. shoulder. dull at 3s Cd Be-f-In
da dull NJ -s. extra dnli loss prime
dull st 7s. lardPrme Western dull at fs. 81. Taow
Prime city au aud nominal at iis. Turpcnne-spirts
dull rs. Rosin-conmon dun 5s I'd. hns dull
i'is. I'd theese-A American choice nrmer 7ts. Lard
oil Nome In ths market Fonr-Exra state steady 25
I'D Wheat O. spring dull at los Si: No. dn. iull
los Id winter southern the market: do. West
dali NJ lO.. I'D corn-Mixed dull 25 Sd.
old and 2is. Sd. for
LONDON Feb. 27--4 4P. NJ
Sllxnrc clio fn.dL NJ
The New York herald., 1877-02-28

LONDON. Feb. 27--4 +. NJ.
Silver closed to-day at 55isd. per ounce.
The New York herald., 1877-02-28
FINANCIAL.

A PARTY DESIRES SMALL LOAN ON VALUABLE
Furniture at present In Amue security and bonus
II desired. Address box 800 Post office.
The New York herald., 1877-02-28
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

COMMEKCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 27--5 r. NJ
CorroS-Futurcs firm; uplands, low midding cisuso,