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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-07-13

Would be "leaders" of the democracy
in this county, who wish to make unholy
alliances simply to advance personal inter-
ests or the interests of relatives, must take
back seats this year. The sentiment Of the
party is that individual axes must not and
can not be ground at the expense Of the
party, and thus jeopardize its success.
The above paragraph we clip from the
editorial columns of last weeks Mauch
Chunk Democrat. In view of the fact that
few weeks ago this same paper advocated
an alliance with the Republican party, in
order to beat the National Greenback- Labor
Anti-Monopoly party, the expressions in
the above paragraph may be considered de-
cidedly cool reading in this hot weather.
An old adage says, Consistency, thou art a
jewelp but the editor of the Mauch Chunk
Democrat will never be able to plead guilty
to wearing that jewel in his crown. Not
any!
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-07-13

Benjamin Moves, the president of the
National Capitol Life Insurance Company
of Washington, D. c., convicted of conspi-
racy, in the Essex County IN. J.) Court at
10 o'clock on Saturday last was sentenced to
1s months imprisonment at hard labor in
the State Prison, and to stand committed
until the costs were paid. The costs are said
to amount 10 about $500 Ex-secretary
Robeson arose and made touching and
tender appeal to the court for mercy. He
was followed by Mr.. Parker, both urging
the release of Noyes on payment of fine.
But this Judge Depue would not assent to,
and the imprisonment penalty was imposed.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-07-13

What is characterized as trustworthy
report comes from Washington, to the effect
that Secretary Sherman is seriously con-
sidering the policy of paying out silver dol
lors in meeting the currant obligations of
the Government. In this way it is thought
large sum may be distributed in various
sections of the country. No doubt is enter
tained that silver can be forced out by this
method, and there is no doubt also that
much of it will rapidly return through the
custom houses. The experiment, it is said,
may be made at an early day.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-07-13
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1878,

I'm Township Carbon County, Pa, the follow.
ing Real Estate 90 wit;
No !. All that certain MessuaGe. Tenement
and piece of ground, situste in Franklin town
ship Aforesaid, bounded and described as TO-
lows, to wit; Beglnnng at a stone In public
road leading from IT. Paul's Church to Pine
swamp thence partly by land Of Franklin
SOlt and partly by land OF Charles Drei~bach,
north 81 degrees, East 43 perches to q stone, and
thence by the latter north "a degress, east GO
perches TO a stone, and north 50 degrees, east 80
pei ohes TO a post thence by land Of Joseph
Hartman; north ~ degrees, west 46 peTches to a
post; thence by land OF Augustus BOehler,
south 6sk degrees, west 10 perches TO post :
thence by the same and partly by land Of Cor.
nelius snyder south 81 degrees, 93bs perches to
degrees, west 10 perches TO a stone; thence by
land late OF Daniel SOlt, north sS degrees, EAST
59b perches to stone, and south 2lh degrees,
east G2 perches TO the place Of beg nning. con.
tanning 4S acres aC0 40 perches, more or less
1he improvements thereon consist of
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-07-13

Official returns of the recent election in
California show that the Constitutional Con
venton will be composed of 81 Non-Parti-
sans, So Working Men, Ii Republicans, 6
Democrats and 2 Independents. All tue
delegates at large are Non-Partisan.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-07-13

State Of PennsytUania. County OF Carbon ss:
1, w. w. Bowman Cashier Of the abOve.na
ed Bank, do soemnly swear that the above
statemenIi is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
W. w. BOWMAN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this gth
day Of July, 1873.
THos. s. BECK. Noty Public.
Correct-Attest: Daniel Olewine, J. g. Zern
and 4. r. HOfford, Directors. July l3. 1873
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-07-13
LEHIGHTON, PA:
SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1873.

According to the records at Castle Gar
den, five million six hundred and eighty
three thousand and some odd hundred emf
grants have arrived there since 1S47. OF
this number four million were German and
Irish
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-07-13
VO Whom it May Concern.

All persons are hereby cautioned against
trusting my son, g. HENRY GEISBL as I will
pay no debts OF his contracting after this date.
MRS CATHARINE GEISEL.
weissport, July O. 1875 VIZ
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-07-13

BOOK 80 soBS. newest sl,6 and @9st popular lar
stIuctiOn and amusement; also, a list of oil the
batlles, when ana where fouyht, during the
Wap, lnt . cont stamp. Address. DEEMORD &
CO.. Nl6 Race ST.. pAtoJf1 1Utfu Irunq rv
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-07-13
A SSIGNEE'S SALE
OF VERY VALUABLE
EAL E s T A T E

BY virtue OF an hlias order issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas OF Carbon County, the
undersigned will sell at public sale, on
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-07-13
New Advertisements.
.IX TEACHERS WANTED.

Six Teachers are wanted for the Behighton
Borough Public Schools, viz. one Principal;
] for Grammar for intermediate; for Sec
end lrv and 2 for Primary. Term, months.
The Examination will be held in the School
House AZ Lehighton, on Tuesday, July 2J, 1873,
at 3 O'Clock A. NJ.
BY order Of the Board.
DANIEL GRAvER,
June2e4w Secretary.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-07-13

By virtue OF nm order Of the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas Of Carbon County, there viii be ex-
posed TO public sale. on the premises in Mahon-
ing Township, Carbon County, Pa, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1878,
at O'Clock p. NJ all those
FOUR TRACTS OR PIECES OF LAND
situated in Mahoning Township county afore
ga i'd and described as follows:
The one is bounded by lands OF Nathan Re.
maly, Jonas A, Hon, Paul Keifer, ]. Cunter
M. Rex, and others containing
93 ACRES AND SO PERCHES.
The other is bounded by lands OF j. Cunfer
James Sllties, William Werner. La Fayette
Lsntz oliver Musselman, and others contain.
ing
~ ACRES AND 80 PERCHES.
The third is bounded by lands Of ], Cunfer,
J. a. HON, Joshua HUupt, II. We!nhower, and
others, containing
FIFTY ACRES and ONE HUNDRED
and FORTY.TWO PERCHES
The last is bounded by lands of Thomas
Horn. Thomas Beck. Israel Youse Michael
hosser, ana others, containing
l7o ACRES AND 1l2 PERCHEs.
Of which about ON E HUNDRED ACRES are
CLEARED and under good state Of Cultiva.
ton.
The improvements on this tract are
A 2.sToR1 FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
% by "a feet, with kitchen attached 10 pv "a
feet. A SWISS barn 46 by 60 feet, ana other out.
buildings.
Terms and conditions will be made known on
the day and place Of sale by
SAMUEL IEIBENGUTH,
Assignee OF William Horn.
Albright & Freyman, Attorneys. julyiSw3
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue. OF writ Of venditIoni Ex.
pOnasi issued cut OF the Court of Common
Pleas OF Carbon County ana TO me directed,
Court House in the Borough of Muucn Chunk
Carbon Cou nty, state OF Peunsy ylvanis, on
SATURDAY, AUG UST 3, 1878,
at O'Clock p. NJ, the following Real Estate,
described rs follows, TO wit;
All that certain
LOT OR PIECE OF GROUND
situate in MahOniug Township Carbon county,
Pa, bounded and described as follows, to wit I:
beginning at stone in puolic road south SIX.
Ieen degrees. west slXty.siX feet TO u stone !;
thence by land Of Paul Eastman north sixty
n'ne degrees east sixtv.sX feet to q stone /;
thence south twentythre deg! ecs, east one
hundred and sixty.eight teet to the place OF be-
ginning con,aing forty perches, strict measure
The improvements thereon are
A HOUSE. KITCHEN ATTACHED, AND A
GOOD STABLE.
| the houss being sixteen and onehalf by TWEEN.
! tY tour and one half feet, with Kltchen twelve
| by twelve feet, and the staOle twelve by nine.
| teen feet,
Seized and taken into execution as the proper.
! ty OF Adam Schray, and to be sold by
]. W. RAUDkNBUsH. sheriff
sherifrs nfice, Mauch Chunk. July I3, 1873.
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TXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Letters Testamentary on the Estate Of Mrs.
Eve SOlt, late Of the Township of Frank In,
County o, Carbon, Penna deceased. have been
granted 10 the undersigned, to whom all per.
sons indebted 10 the SAID estate are requested
70 maze payment within six weeks aud all
those having claims or demands Will make
known the same, without dalaV, 10
DANIEL WENTZ.
Executor OF Eve bolt, deceased.
Parryville Borough, May IS ls7s-iel Ct
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-07-13
New Advertisements.
DEPORT OF THE CONDITION or

I Z The FIRST NATION AL BANK,
at LehightOn. IN the State OF Peunsy wanna, at
the close Of business, J une 90, 1873:
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-07-13
A SSIGNEE'S SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate

By virtue OF nm order Of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas of Carbon County, there will he ex-
posed TO public sale, on the premises in Mahon-
Ing Township, Carbon County, Pa, on
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-07-13
CHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF a writ OF Al. Fieri Facias issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas OF Carbon
County, and 10 me directed, there will be ex
posed et public sale, NJ the Court House,
hauch ChunG, Carbon County, State Of Penn.
sylYania, on
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-07-13
SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1878

at O'Clock p. NJ all those
FOUR TRACTS OR PIECES OF LAND
situated in Mahoning Township, county aiore.
said, and described as follows;
The one is bounded by lands Of Nathan Re.
maly, Jonas A, HON. faul Keifer, ]. Cunter
M. Rex, and others containing
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
~ North Riper. Vessels and RdstrOofs.
Emmy March Is. II
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsHFs-In moderate sale at 4RG4'sc for Potts. 5Aq0o'
fOT Pears. -,---., ,,-o..o,,, and Southern
iRNG6H CoRN-Moderatoy active steady; Far TO Prime
Hufi GQT &c: eduU GIcen 62G64c He'd ana IhieIioi'
AQJC
CANDIf.S-Quiot unchanged. .-, -,
CHICCORY ~stesdy. unchanged moderate demand, ,,
C0AI-Autirlc.tein better Slc, s'C0d! biuh pl'
Ityeioo House Camel sl2 JOeSl3i llvrr0ol las 90,
siOdsll: New castle DO. CasnF 81 150s3 tI@N ~
81 SO t,tpncv; PennsylvaEia and Nesimoitiahd Gas
a. 300 -; West Vuguin d"p - S3 CHmhtian' ri"sI'
ION and CcaILol "a 90 Anthracite, :" -oqsS 49, O
the
COCOA Quef. unchanged ,oo,.-- ,,.-,..r
fFIf~iifi dul. unchanged; sales, 700 bags Mexcah
,r,vats terms RIO dull II lower lie Tor ordnayi l0l
L. Tair 1Gc for Oon, &c for PuWe, gold nsQ"l u
rom London to-day quoted Good iirss Rio at '2"'3S-he
came 8 last week go . ,.-.,. ,,,. aa.,;,as
COOPERATE STOCK quiet unchahG'Nat "'e UeVin7s'
COItDAgE-U UNCHANGED -,
COITON--lot Couon quiet. unchanged, except ior Sopn
Ordinary let ordinary and Ordinary! when were NJ
bales last evening" ilClui-
nc 5b tVpaff, G3S spinning. 80 speculation included ~
INC sas we're bales Dc tvertd on contract W"
bales Receipts nj tine ports !lr5" bales araihSt 4Vee
ms fsv as week 800 ycar total Tor wees Nl'uo
halls nst gOS96 Last week. iJO3J last year, shce tp
;1mbr } G,T2o546 bales against 8Glo'VOO same peiou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-16

AUGUSTA. March 10. Cotton qnict steady Ml!dne lctci
LG@ Msngj y S5 e. ' So is7s 37 acp III is
I2 bcs weekly receipts l.i6J bales; shipments. 3.idj
Hc-i6s' March I5.-Coiton dun: Nndling &c.. Low
l daI eio III Gs, soaE Il Sii bales %eis net
rec,iP 1861 Dalcs; gross. 5000 baesi eAiorto To Gr
Haiia5 i' March i5-cor,on quiet Middu lOeIO4c
bales gross 29i bales; exports coasi'sc 90 bales s.l
c2 pcc6,s Go bae. gross 27 bales exports 10 Gre
britain ~. bae- stai-c 55s bales sacs. LILO bales
should have been 30 bales, instead OF 100 bales ~
Mddnng, 1850 i0c, Good Ordinary s'sc; net receips,
1906 bales exports coasly be- a.; blts Sat 400 bales
porisio Great ian. $40 otcsi 10 france 52G bacs
200 bales rreoton- Exports 10th Continent yesterday
GaIvTsi6S Match oon irr gular: Middlue 10 tc
Low Middng 9c GOOD orhnafy ~; net rrcsiplS l7di
bales wise ~ bales saeS 80 baesi s!oe. 5G5li
exports Great Britain 36l bales ooasWi, 1859 bales
S'[ o EVIL March BE qniet Aiddnr loc
MoBilE, Marci lj.-Couou MET m"dlng lo',ci Low
Saes 5lp S5S c SSG 9O aS 6a sa brs
soeK IqS7 gasf Is s b NE, % Rc c S2S5 S
bales: coa,Iwisc. ISIS bacs. salcs - 90 bale.
ceipis 1854 bales esigmeq', ol2 eairs sale 1870
receipts o. 7s7 bales; shipments l2.IoJ bales safes 400
WEwoaLE,Ns. March I5-Co,ton quiet ard steady; Md.
ding IOl,c Low Mddhng. 9igc: Good Ordinary, Sisc
net receipts 2,5Gi bac; gros. 49, bales: exports TO
salCa 1000 BALE sjocf 3G2 7Ji bales; weekly re-
ls a S Saiss 20 aS - Bales ASI' s q GS1.
10 5Sbaes; the Continent 1885 bales: cOasWsc, 1906
bales sales. 249OO bales.
NoFFOIR March lj-Cotton quiet Miidlng lOisc.: net
receipts 3D. bales exports cOasWise 73S bales Hae., 400
bales STOCK, 1861 bales weekly net receipts, J5b bales
cyurs ~ Great Biain 1854 bas cOarwIse 1914 bales;
salcs. 1853 bales ~
PM NpgiPIIIA March ljCO,ton quiet Mldmg, II iac
Low Middng lO.c.' Good OTl gc. sales .S0 bales
spinners 372 bales: stock lsSi baies weekly net fecep
ma 1884 balcri exports 10 Great Inain
S3i bales; coastwse, 80 bales sales 2,J7l bales; SPIN
ner- $50 bales. 49,, ,,,. go,
SAvhNsAH March 1jColton dull: mdiling. lOiic; Low
Middlne Good Ordinary. Dc; net receipts l.Bl2
bales exports 80 the Continent JlG7 bales sales 300 bales
stock G6Gli bales weekly net receipts. 1850 bales gross
II G3s bales exports tho Continent 367 bales coast
WISE GA bates snles $500 bales
ST LOUIS l5.-tOttOn queti ndding. lone; Low
MIddng 9nc Good Ordinary. sSo. 49, bales;
shipnents 22l9 bales Sales l39j bales. sioux $50
bales weekly receipts 69j bales; shipments 1878 baes
sales. 6,S6l bales. - ,,,. 49,
Iow Middling Ordinary, receipts. lia
bales sac- 81 bales stock, CPS bales; weekly net
ceips 25ii baes exports the Continent, l.93 bales
coastNise, LOs3 bales sales 30s bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-16

and the account e. 2. bonds and hall per cents
i0Sh; 1908 1O77; New fves loi7s Enc Railway sheiS'
los, Illinois Central 76i2 Pennsylvania Central 2o eW-
JERSEY Central l6 Reading DAD Ia NewJeIsoy .eh
.tral con snls, SO. n-, -. tn ,ooro,,
and the account. , NO g.. ,,onor apd
ioNpOX March 1880 D. --COnsols e5 Tor MONEY! anu
p5s,o for The account L. > bonds four ana hAl Pei
1O3a; Erie Railway shares lO's; New Jersey 80 ~,
Reading railroad 1885, Inc amount O DlllUn gohc iho
R,pk AZ England ON balance today "A Al iV"V falo su
Crcte i've per cent fentcs NJ Az h"'N 50 "
,.a. Tan tort,ea
IoNDoN. March IA M: = bond- ienoi Wv
eopDon i05a New hves IO47s Erie Railway shares pre-
pST March 5-Erchsngo on London % francs IAN CEN
Tor s1larfa ighf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

ALBANY March Is. CATTLE 80 Receipts, 3SD car loads
against 4J3 loads last week Market opened nrn and
closed ~ per higher Mich nominal Noai Calves
sod at 5d8c for Light and 5i2dG for Heavy.
SHEEP AND LANgs-Recepts. 600 bead; Common 10 Fair
Sheep 42QJc Far 10 Coca JdJic. Extra % dbc; CHOICE
Giac a few spring Lambs In ihe market aud br ugh
sbdS7 per head Common TO Fair. 69d6c; Fair 70 Good
ba6 Extra 6aW7 the receipts OF sheep ana Lambs 'as
i2.- 500 head
BrFFtIO March ID Receipts today 901 head
total thus far 6957 h AL against 1850 head las
week SO through. 81 cars
margct fr active demand offerings light; sales Of Good TO
Choice steers ~ S6atj To- Good shippers IL ~ 4Od
"a % Medium 40 nj ~ l5G 80 Light Butch rs a. s3 80
ast Stockefs scarce ~ 2jQ IS Mikes ana Spring
era s3Ods42 per head supply hardly equal to demand good
nj enhance 0i purchasers 100 through stock IN the
wards held shipment tomorrow.
SIRFP AND LAMBS today $500 head total for
the far head. against 10000 head ast week.
offerings generally OF good qualify; quoiab!e Far 10 Good
Wesoin Sheep 4Gd So 90 Extra AT 81 co. unsod
IIoGs-ecepis today, 1880 head total for tho week thus
far II 255 head against 2696 head last week. cOnsgned
through. l20 market dull demand light bOn Tor East
local trade there few sales OF York weights
al - 5OdS3 TO- Heavy IS 60d$3 70 best grades dis
posed o.
CHICAGO, March l57he Journal reports: HOGS
Receipts 5000 head shipments 5000 head Market bigher
Mixed Packing, - l5ds3 5Oi Light So 05G$3 TO- Heavy
Shipping 80 70dS4.
CAirIT- Receipts $500 head; shipments 3, 500 head
market higher; Shipping Steers. SO s0ds5.
hHRYP-Receipts Loo head shipments 100 head sales
EHsr LIBERTY March 10 CATTLE Receipts to-day 232
head through good cattle heres Medium 81 20 81 80
Common, SO 6Od$i. .
delpihas. ~ 0S4 %.
SufEP-No receipts; no Market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-16

ssasec, Eewyork, MICHIGAN Indiana and western
washed 4a5Oc do, unwashsd 3Sssss c3naGs Comb NIB
Medium do 28d3 5c.: tub washed. 40a43c.; Colorado.
Fine and Medium 1Sd20c: do Coarse for carpet
F.tra and MerDo Pulled $50 iOc No and Super P"ued
sOa3ic; Texas Fine and Medium. 1Sa2tci DO, Coarse
I5d 7c; California Fine and Medium, 22d2oc do coarse
2Oa23c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IIyERpooI March leading grain circular says: 1he
country grain Ia eless state and
orally per lower for wheat on the SPOT only retail
Tuesday. The number OF OF the coast IL being
reduced Occasionally the Continent taxes one OF Two
Ipoufy that direction continues but II IN not active This
market Today thinly attended There were moderat.
ransactioDs sold at about the currences Of
Tuesday While red N instances The turn was " Iavor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-16
UO PHILADELPHIA,
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
Datweea
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.


NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains daily DepUts In
Philadelphia. two in New York.
Double Track the most Improved Equipment the Fastest
Iiine consistent with absolute SAFETY.
On and after November l2 81
Express Trains leaves NewYoTk via DtIbrOsscs and Cort
landt streets Ferries folloys
100 500. $3.50 hnit.siI II A. M T. o. O. $50 T. $780,
and m Sunday, a. M, o. @. G:3 $50 ana D.
Boats or BROOKLYN connect with AL through
Brooklyn travel
ReuTuing trains Philadelphia 800 335, T. $780, g.
$3.50 aud IL imed Express 1885 D. m) . L. $50. q.
m, .dnight. 800 Z.
$40 0. nj. L. 1850 D. M, and II midnight
Ticket Offices 523 aud 0ii Broadway No. Asor House,
and OF DesDross"s aud Cortandts ts No Court
and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Fulton ST., Brooklyn;
Nos ia lf6 llS Hudson ST.. Hoboken Depot, ,ey
civ 'Enligr.nt Ticket ONCE No. 3 Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON I. p FARMER
eueral Manager. Gent Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-16

St'pct GSoJ ordinary So Nj
,,tnr,s of.t 20t points lover ~ tine. but closed
without decided sales ,as oyenine oa oaiss
dav-I'rst Call-Marcn 1882, MAY, llVuo llul August
iI.26: total. bates. second GALWAY, -; Jume,
I'LL; to 80 900 bales Imri C1-iune LIS a.
NAV iOa.0I lO3; June, !lO3o 10; july lN% l-zi
Ausns / .25dIl.27, september. .0S; october 4USoa
10 80 total - 400 grand total g. 100 bales Futures closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-16
4 UCTl0N NOTICE.
a NI.rL.I ~ ArLt. NfARSIr 4 aTE.

4 UCTl0N NOTICE.
~ UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S 81 =. sr
BARKER Il co, Auct!Ouocrs, AZ ana 40 LlBEklfsh
An sNtTac dinart large sale OF magnificent
Costly Gold Watches Gold aDd Diamond Je"elf! 'tt.st'
loose single stone Diamonds, and costly Military GoJds S
Ing Materials. &C., Sc And by order of
LOl II r. PAYN. Asq. United states GarshaL,
BAkhER q Co VIII sell Oh Monday, MalcA - eo
the schooner Joseph faIwe her tacklc &C. al i1ei No
East
Ana ON tuesday Marh 10 all the splendid Church yes
mont. rich ImuIodere-. Gold laccs, scars, ana o'"
Church equipments.
Arse same day me Gold Watches. Diamond Jew ely rnso
Stone loose Diamonds. Alsu, GaT at Central DN'''
Communal paw Barr J. ". Wilson -, .,, ar.
"Wednesday aud Thursday, March 20 ana - "'' 90
uusl gita, trade sale % irOof ~ aVincs. -. ~.
Also "Wednesday, March 20 At II Ocl0cs. Al i. a
change -aloyr Oms l. broadway, real estate ,oh'sS "
two Brick Houses parcel ot land, NO So llh a't
And on ~afantv. March %. avery valuable Law l4OtNS "
OVER LOO NolNlacs ol standard work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-16
= ARGE AUCTION SALE or PLAN Is.


WILL SELL THIS DAY AT . T. ~
1857 BROADWAY AND 81 WEST SIS =. "a
Entire contents OF large ana conservatory 1d 49,
CONSISTING Of The choicest specimens Oi palms.
conservation. Faror ani howcry plaut terra cow, 90
boxes rueC siunI,. hanging locks haSk, T. pots
fixtures sc This sale Is Nor;hy Of The ATTENTION q" u
"a Il d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-16

NETAIsIngoi cepre quiet irresulai l7ad' &C. o ioI
nc So 1888 90 spelter noninaly a. before Ia iron
arm moderately active. Thu Plates In ioDbDg demand
s,o.rean aud scotch Tig Iron remain dull nominaly
changed Rails steady sales i5OOJ tons deliverable here
and AZ the private terms. Scrap quiet Lead-COmmOn
Domestic 3sdic Refined, 39o34e, &C.
eod s,eitsrDpmestlc 5g52c currency Foreign b7edGc.
scd Pe nn-stras is'.oli4c Englisi Ia 21l4sic. Ban
Ca ITe gold harcoal Tin. 30 50 IS do ierne
s. rs. rolc. American No. ], slsaslei No q $40
SIS: Forge, SlGdsT ScOtcb-to!iness 500 Oltn
ssr,ocl ga 80 Egintcn, ga. teTsP az a s2i.
tieeI Rails. hers, ei5as44. Iron s35dsSs; Old do.
sIs0sl9. ,- 1890 On q.
MOLAssLs New Orleans moderately active steady, ~
Eoc Common Fancy sales $50 bhls. Foreign, quiet.
sicady Grocery Grades s2d45ei Cuba, 90 test 3393ic
NAVAL sr0RES-spiriis Turpentne quiet unchanged,
ao &c Ros, dull DOmney, 81 b72dSl % ~ for Com
mon 10 GOOD strained. Tar aud Pitch quiet
OCEAN FREIGHrs-Berth room irregular charters I'M
changed business fair Engagements Liverpool steam,
Asooo bush Gram BOO eaiss Cotton, 81 az ~
{Srdon steam 1000 bush Grain, 6,di sooo do. private
Ssrms 6Oo bpis Flour through freight quoted A abs Sd
sail 100 tons on Cake 25s 1000 bags do ia ~ Bristol
ptesm 1000 boxes Cheese A0s: 90 tons OH Cake private
tsrrna GLASGOW steam 1000 pkgs Provisions March ship
SesI ptiysts terms, 5000 bbls Flour Through freight
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COTTON nECEIPIS.
YORK March i5-TOtal net Cotton receipts at all ports

WOOL MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.
PHILADELPHIA March l5.-Wool quiet but firm supply
light; Ohio. Pennsylvania aud West Virginia, Xxx and
above 4lsi3c X, A2st2iscj Medium A2a43c.; Coarse.
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Gteamboais ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusat0nlc
ID and NauEatuck Railroads Fare 81 Steamer BrdseDort
daily Sundays excepted at i3o H.
and Bridgeport at III y. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-16
Gales on 2urnon

GHERiFF'S SALE-By virtue of several
- wits Of execution TO me delivered VIII expose 10 AZ
at public " die. SATURDAY, March 6, 1875 az -
O'Clock n0on No 2iJ BROADWAY. safe Office uri ~
ami books. BERNARD REILLY. sheiif: JANIS raj
Deputy sheriff.