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Helena weekly herald., 1878-12-12

reason why the British go to war with Al
ghanistan was the refusal of the ruler of the
latter country to allow the entry of British
embassy, and other things of threatening
and insulting nature contained in the letter
returned by Shere Ali to the Britirh ultimatum
So much has been said of the contents OF this
letter that public opinion has forced its pro-
duction: 1t was deemed of sufficient impor-
tance to transmit by telegraph to Montana
and we laid it before our readers last evening.
We call it a clever, sensible, straightforward
letter, that would do no discredit to the ruler
of any country. Who would not endorse the
sentiment of the Ameer, that friendship is to
be Judged rather by deeds than words, or
who can think it rational act of friendship
to take the part of rebellious son who has
tried to dethrone and murder his father. AS
to the rest of the charge, that an English en-
bassy had been refused reception, it is very
evident that this refusal was altogether on
account of accompanying threats of an un-
reasonable nature. The ,Ameer was to be
held responsible not merely for the safety of
the embassy, but of the tribes that acted as
guides 1t is much the same as if an unwel-
come guest were to intrude upon the hospi-
tality of private person and dictate the style
of entertainment. To receive the English
embassy as it proposed to come was almost
certain to lead to war after having done the
utmost and exhausted his resources to pre-
vent it. These tribes that were to act as
British escort are lawless set of robbers.
and it was virtually turning over the country
to their license, with no means of restriction.
The letter expressly says that if the English
come with no larger escort than attended the
Russian embassy they would be received. 1t
was not, then, refusal to receive the EN-
bassy, but only refusal to the English to
dictate the terms on which they were to be
received, and in fixing these terms it seems
that it was not enough to be treated on par
with the Russians, but they must have better
terms. We venture to say that no disinter-
ested person, paying any regard to the rights
of nations, will say that England had any de-
cent pretext for war on anything contained
in this reply of Shere Ali. The respectful
refusal of an insolent and unreasonable de-
mand is made the pretext of a premeditated
spoliation. The real causes of the war are
outside of any alleged grievances. 1t is feared
that Russian influence is in the ascendancy at
the Ameer's court Probably also the old
wound received in 1842. when the English
army under Gen. Ephinstone was annihilated,
still rankles and impairs British prestige in
the East. There can be no doubt that the
English will conquer and occupy the country
they are now invading. 1t will be an expen-
sive job to hold the country, as was found
once before. The inhabitants of Afghanistan
are not like the peaceful, submissive Hin
docs. Their peace and friendship never out
last the flow of subsidies. They are easily
provoked and with difficulty reconciled. Like
our Indian, they will not fight pitched battles,
but watch for their advantage and then use
it mercilessly.
Helena weekly herald., 1878-12-12

Directing the Secretary OF the treasury 10
use O,OOO, 900 for redemption of fractional
currency in payment of like amount of $40
bonds.
Hewitt IN. W introduced bill to make
standard silver dollars interchangeable with
Atkins denied the published statement I'M
putting to him any responsibility for the so
called Hot Springs omission.
A motion to suspend the rules and pass the
bill prohibiting the future coinage of trade
dollars and directing their exchange for and
their recoinage into standard silver dollars,
was defeated by 154 yeas to 81 nays-not the
necessary two-thirds.
WASHINGTON, December 10-The Speaker
announced the committee to inquire into the
causes of the yellow fever epidemic, as fol
lows: Young, Gibson, Goode, Hartridge,
Morse, Garfield, Harmer and Chittenden.
The Speaker also announced the appoint
ments to fill vacancies in committees.
The House then went into Committee o1
the Whole, Springer in the chair, on th'
Consular and Diplomatic Appropriation bill
On motion of Hale the salary of Minister
to England, France, Germany and Russia
reported in the bill at $15, 900, was by vot'
of SO to 81 put back to the present figure
$17,5OO.
An amendment to increase the salary o
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
CSTTON MARKETS

AUGUSTA April l2-Cotton Guiet; Middlinp. g7s1l0c.;
5S. LG% MaaRg 7 ha. Sf ocS % is7s ssl bales s7 655 Ta
weekly receipts ESQ bales; shipments 2o26 bales sales.
BALHMoFE April l2.-coon quiet firm addling, lol2e:
s76 bales gross 927 bales 1 exports eSasre $GS 5S Saes %
es ziO bales sPn9t & 6se 2IS oaTs %Cil Soo S9
to Great Britain lIG3 bales cOastwse 1877 bales; sales.
BosToS Gp,7i i2--Coiion quiet Mlddlng loa,c.; Low
@dd3s a Pc? 6aes SoCa soc m ie bales @ weekly pci T 2eecrs
1913 bales gross 5,SS7 bales export Great Britain $50
cnimEsroN, april l2cOtGSn gqis, steady M&alng,
sa94c net receipts, sos bales sales 900 bales stock.
1913 baes weekly net receipts 29Go bales exports 10
coastwise l5l0 bales sales 200 bales ;,,,,
Middbue, 9aci Good Ordinary stc; receipts 34 bales
weekly receipts 29s7 bales; shipments So bales sales.
cAIvHsioS Apfii dun aiddhnr. 1ol-c: Low
Middlnr 9c Good Ordinary SAC; net receipts Gs9 baics
aes G Gg soc Sa!ss s M s weekly net G receipts bales
gross 5,l5s baes exports coastwise ACC bales" sales
LOUISVILLE April r. Cotton quiet steady Middns lo'c
wcesly receipts. SO balcs sales snner 223 bales stock
MH,ifHIS April l2CottOn quiet steady Mddnc lOiac;
receipts 300 bales shipments sGs bales sales OO bales
stock 1873 S9 1873 bales 1871 4s5l bales receipts,
MOBILE April i2-Cotion quiet; Mddng lOdlOisc; Low
exports 10 te Channel l4as oales coaiwsf $50 bale.
sG7G ba@s cSDoJfs 10 The Conncnr S4G3 bales 10 fEc
channel lls9 bales coasiwise 1883 bales sales 5000
NKw womEANs. April l2-Cotton steady; MiddlinG lO'sc;
. oba ng os cd bacs cxSSc,s To- Great Rrai
446s sales 90 bales SOcE, Z2l J33 bales; weekly
receipts l4,222 bales 1887 baleB %
Britain. 1874 bales; France, 4,7S bales
Continent 2554 bales; 10 the Channel S70 bales coast
wise OO5 bales sales 22,7O) bales
April l2-CottOu STEADY Mid!lnC 10 isc..
receipts, 997 bales exports coasws 100 bales sale
i stock, 1892 bales: weekly 0.224
bales exports 20 Great Britain 7O7 bales coaswise
6SI9 bales sales. 1916 bars.
PHILADELPHIA ApTfl 12.COitOD quiet; hdCling. lOaic
Middlmg l0c. Good Ordray. 5ic.: net rcce,ts, II
bales gross 7G bales sales 5S bales spnner i6 bales
Id, weekly 7iA bales;
$50 bales: exports Great BIitau 0j2 baes sales
/ g5D bales spinners'. !. "a bales.
SAVANNAH Ap l2CGtton dnll lower to sell nominally
unchanged MtddlmP. I0isc. Low Mddng. 9ssi.c: Good
Ordinary, NC; receipts 60l bales sales. 800 bales
stock 2s3s bales: weekly net receipts 34IO bales gross
1881 bales exports 266 bales 10 the
Continent GOJ baos cOastyise 2s2 baies sales 225C
bales.
mr.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

steady at 37L Tfow-Pr1me City dun az 3e Turpentne
Spirits dull zt PAL Rosin-Common dun AZ M 1n
dull at 10. theese-Amencan Choice duh At b3 LaIu vi
steady S5 Flour-Exra state steady at 70
/ Srfne steady 10 Sd; No Spring dul AZ igIe' ~.
Winter steady ll4d COrn-Od Mixed soIt Iu st
New steady 70 Cd. Cotton Seed Oh-l eho" hiho0@i'
IIyFRPooI April l2-l2:3O D. -Cotton, easier but not
auotabIy lower; Sidding Uplands, 6d; Mddlng orleans
64d sales Of the day 5000 bales ineipdng iOoo
1000 bales Ameoan Futures opened partially lsz Oeed'
but now the dali Upands. Low Mlddhng ea,e,
NAV ana June delivery. 5bisd; Upands, Low hld1lhe
clause July and August denyery, 6is2di UplanuS ~"
Tpands Low Mdding clause, September and OctoDer ds
livery 6sd sales week $4,000 balesj eNpoiteiH
took 600 bales speculatOrs took 1000 baes of soc
744OOO bales American, 554 600 bales Otal Ieccbds
6aes amount Of Cotton aoat. 100000 bales American
2Gs 900 bales forwarded from the ships Size dIet 70
ners IL 600 Dales American sales OF the Week O9OVO
baes The recepts Wheat for the past three days Wue
iVERPo0I April I2-i:3O p. mLard 36 69d per cwt toI
American Bacon 81 Cd cwt Tor Long GEAR MducA anu
2s6d. Short Clear Mitdles 60. ,-,.,. $50 ,,ia
iIvERPOoI, April 12-2 y. m.-Cotton. Uplands Low Ma-
stunS 0niet Wheat, Q Sd dl0Sd. per GENITAL Tor Red
Western surng Corn. 2J9Ld2G per our for New Mixed
Western and q Sd 27Jd tor Old 90. Oats SD per bu
llyEEpOOl Api1l 12-3:3O mCOtton-The sales OF the
day incIuded 6i50 bales Of American Futnes-U pands
Low Middng clause April delivery J2ss2d Uplands Low
Middling clause May and June delivery. 5H'd; pans,
Low Mddlng clause June and July deliTery 5'2d; Up
lands Middlng clause July and August delivery Od
UUands, Low Mdding clause shipped April ana MAY, SAL
market for and fabrics at oui
ANTWERP April Lizard. % i fOruB per 90 kilOs -
LoNDOS April l2-4 D. m.kehned Petroleum. 9's!' per
gallon. ,.-.,u
LONDON, April 1850 y. m-TalioW' 5S5d' per c"l'
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
financial.

AN ANNUAL MEETING of the SIOOk,-
N HOLDERS Of the HUDSON RIVER TOWING COM
PANY will be their oice the 23d day Of April lsIs
between the hours and 10 o'clock for the purpose OF
eecing for the ensuing year The transfer DoOks
will be closed for ten days preceding IL u Goff stcIey
LII persons whose lives are insured IN the
~ CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. OF
Hartford Conn., hereby notified that meetne o. snen
ford Conn. at 10 o'clock M on TluTsday e is,n uy o
charter OF said company passed by the General Assembly OF
the state Connecticut approved March 10 1875 when
meeting upon the acceptance OF said aendel ca
elect Board Of p Directors pass bylaw ana make sneh
ruea regulations do such acts IN relation 10 te manage
ment OF the company 10 shall consider desirable
BY order OF the Board Of Directors So, e..
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New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
by GREEN &'WlsE,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
IRTIrE of n DECREE of the CIRl

RY VIRTUE of a DECREE of the CIRCUIT
ID RI City Of Alexandra. Va, rendered at the
September 1877, In the suit Of TIC King ag Inc Alex
anra Railway Company and Others the
therein named, VIII proceed on
SATU RDAY, the LIT day Of JUNE 1873 at II oe0ek m
public auction in front OF the Market Buihg on
Royalst in the said City Of Alexandria Va the w0e ot t
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICkSBUR RG HAlLWA1'
extending southern end OF the Long Bgr ~ Alex
aaria County Va TO Quantlco In stafford county ~ sMn
state with all singular It's franchises rgis IN
erests privileges property and estate real pers % ana
mixed, wheTCsGever situate, ami by whOlsocNer he Inv
rolling stock Of said railway consists OF
Four O. Locomotive Engines.
Five (j) Passenger Cars
Two (2) combined Passenger and Baggage Cars.
Two (2) Baggage Cars.
TWeDty-one (2l Cond0a Cars Itreight.l
Ten per cent Of The pnrcha'e money 10 oe
in three equal annual payments
from day deferred payments 20 be evidenced
y the bonds of The purchaser bearing win security
satisfactory said commissioners OF sale the e 20 u
purchase money s fuly pdld
The NOT until the sale shall
have been confirmed by said Court
FRANCIS l.. SMITH, 1r.,
foue pf Sg
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Coddugton, Robert and wife, to Thomas w strong,
Kingsbndge-road, e 1s3 # OF Powelpsce 90
Elias GertTud TO Caroline Katz, lsthst ns, 140ftw
c,oe Ayga HS9 aSS Tt 70 Benamn stephens No 81
Dey-st, 25xS5. CThe deed was made IN the year q
GoodheaGt Edward. to wilm q Perris 2dave, $,
Hagerty, Michael and Others executors, etc, 10
BoaIevard SSIS 'pTS ii5 Sioorl IS aooxirregaar g.
Hansche GeTmain referee TO Joseph p Hale 36th'
Ioew Frederick W. referee to Gustav Flash. .3d-ave
s,5llO # Of sIstst, 25x93. ,aa-;.;-... IL
2e6sf " OF ist,ave 6sxi00.l1..................
Monaghan, Julia, TO Richard Neville, l24thst IS. q
1884 II or 4thave, 16Sxl0O. ii. ..,....'.:,... z
MOwbTay Anthony, and wife, 10 Peter Jackson, 5lst
ST, ms, go II OF 3daye, 20xll8 8.........;i,;;.,;
one haIi interest Nos 2ii and 2i3i2 BOwery, 2Ox
,,owgpay Oliver ana wife to Emily Mowbray, an
divided one half interest Nos 2l4 and 2l4'2 Bow
PhbTc6k. dN Harry B, and wife to Eliza PhIibrooE
3dave. W ;, 75 II u Of l2Oth-st JOxl00. and also
l20th-st, =. 20 ne Of sylvan'pace, 20xlQO 80. TO-
Reichardt, George, and wife. 20 George BalheIneT
Cherryst, n 8, l64.3 # OF Cathar1nest 20x ..
Short Edward and vile. 10 Mary Ta2eart, Hcra.
tO-st, &. lOl II W Of GTeeBWichave, l6.HxS76., D.
Smith, Lucretia c, TO Charles A Brown, 5lstst =,
22Oft q OF 3d-ave, 20Xl llS......-..-.............
smith Lucreta c. to Charles Brown, 133d.st, ms, -
375 II G Of shave 40X99
Iaggar H99er 20 ana a., wie nc 70 ECn o"eiS'
Taylor John X, and wife, % Sarah Taylor, NO 231
vandnsen. Xbram b, ana wife to Annie cochran.
l2jth-st 235 It e Of 5thave, l6.Sx99 L.. l3
74thst n :, z3 II v OF Madson-ave. l7.loxsj.5...
Weeks George a, and wife. 10 Mary Ryer, Naen-
neaye 2i,h M2GGl 30klOo o1ccrtors c;c
TO Cornelius Donovan, l50ths $50 g OF 10TH
wilder Fflncis. and D T Walden. executors etc to
Philip Bayer, No jOS CaDa-.st l9XS2Xirregular.. D,
Wilder, Franci., and Walden execntors etc to
ReDecca \ Walden. Bleeckerst, :, 4O9 It OF n
Chnstopherst, l9l0x163xlTrcgular .-........... y,
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
rVO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW-lOkk AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains way daily; three Depvts In
Philadelphia, two In NeW.York.

Philadelphia, two In New.York "
Double Track e most Improved Equipment aud the Fastest
1ilne consistent with absolute safety
- On ana after November IL, 1871
Express Trains leaves York Desbrosses and Cort
landJ streets Ferries as foOWs;
1870 $50 sli:So lmited II mr. a. D. O. $3.50. Z, $780,
ana D. m sunday 9 a g. 9. 6.3O Z, $50 and
Boats OF Brooklyn with AL through
Brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia $780, 1885, T. $780, s.
$50 and IL SLimitcd Express. 1870 MI 4, $3.50 T.
and 7i3o D. M and IL midnight ON Sunday 320 1885, z, d
$50 u. 4, 1855 p. M, and ~ midnight
T,ket Offices SO and 9I4 Broadway No. Astor House.
and foot of Desbrosses Cortlandt No. Courtst
and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Fulton at, BroOkyn
Nos ia ll0 and lls Hudson Hoboken; Depot Jersey
CITY. EmgTsnt Ticket ONCE. M. \
FRANK THOMSON L. y. FARMER
eneral Manager 0eDl PASSENGER Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
RECORDED LEASES.

Clarke Bayard trustee, b Clarke and R Clarke. to
the National Shoe and Leather Bank. No 21l
Broadway; renewal OF lease for 10 years from
May 1881, at annual rent Of .....;,..
Keliingrr, Eiza 10 Abraham Heller, and others No
4 Unl0n-square (store. kitchen ana cellar)' years
OK ann9a rem o.: % r2d
and 4th foOIs) 2 years, at annual rent Of....--..
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

LONDON April l2This weeks circular Of the Liverpool
Cotton Brokers' Association says;
"The cotton market active In the early part Of the
week and there considerable business at higher prices
and though Wednesday aud Thursday the feeling was
ouieter quotations Of descriptions show an advance
American active demand and have advanced
generally A Island In mokeIate request chiefly for
Florida prices unchanged In futures
with considerable fluctuations prices advanced d until
Tuesday When the has been quieier and %
of The Improvement was lost
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
poTryD pIi6HK ROTrTE.

BOUND BROOK ROU II.
- FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. oo O
Leave New York for Trenton and Philadelphia at 63I =.
Trenton
Leave philadelphia station North Pennsylvania t'a'
road IliId and BerEssts, at l2Oj f3O $50. ll3O a Ill.,
] 80 33U j:3D y. 80
Leave Trenton York l:2O except Monday 63j
$40, 1920 a. IN, 12.l5. 2:lj 4:lO G:l5
Pullman Drawing. Room Cars attached 10 the $50 m
$3.50 trains nom NewY0rk TO the 1880 IN l:3O D. n'
trans from Philadelphia. 49, -.
SUNDAY TRAISS-Ieaye New.IOrk ana Phiadelphia ~
$50 a. H. $3.50. Up m Leave Sew 0Tk i9r trenton az J''
NJ 80 D. M ,eaye Trenton az 100 D:2O ~. GlO D. n
Tickets for sale AZ bertyst Nos. j2J and Jli
Broadway principal hotels all Offices Of IA" Erie El
way in New and Brooklyn and at No. Conrs', BrOoa
lyn. Baggage checked fInm resi- lrnce ia dcstnltIOn
II. T.. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass Agen-
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
iilarble ano slale alautels.

A TTENTl0N Now is the time 10 purchase
IN SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELSs
a. low Slate steps and and al kinds OF
tlaieW0fhL PENEHfN SLATE co,
% Ualon-sqrsre, n. Y. (ath-aye. and l7th-sls.y
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
.pril I2.-Total net Cotton receipts a, all ports
6Gles on aurnon

A YACHT SADIE AT AUCTION.
~ The welknOwn yacht sadie 3G.bs tons a. NJ. sos
eugth over all 47s nRth water ne dTaurht 52
centreooar completely furnished vii DE sold auction
SATU RDAG, Api IS, 1873 M 83J O'Clock T. ut foot
of Waist For inventory apply 10 ALBERT II. N1COLAY
Il CO., Auct0neers - Finest.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
ERlE RAILWAY. ~
II ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS taking effect Feb 2j

1873
a. m-Cucnnau aud Chicago Day Express. Drawing
coaches to Buffalo and Suspension Bridge
p N DhIly)- - Louis tNlTts- arriving az buuao
tl5 connecting with fast trains to the West aul Sonth
Wr>tl be-tdwing Sleeping hes to 'unaO
Z p m. tDnly)-Parihc Express for the West Sgtplg
coaches through 10 iochestrr Bnno Niagara Pals. Cuc
chicago.
Z .. IN Euirraui rain Tor the West:
Trains leave Chambers street Depot, New YIk for
Newark, t:Ii $50. ll:J0 o.. 3lj JiJ aud 81 IA
ana II midnight saturday nights Un.y Sundays 9lJ u ~
iuinclfotd PARK Passac g. 7:i5 10 M 10
2 $50. go 'lI, p, $50. 2, 10 m = midnight sundayA
li5. $ H. g. $50 :, 5I5 g. 65, go l. 8 10 pm and
y midnight SnIdavS o s30 9i5. lOa. IN, lio' go p
s1acra, .. 80 10 a; 10, ~; ai5, 3, s. m al ~
CornwaL "a N, 8 80 30 ? m Sundays, s.3oa. Ia.
NeWDurgh. - q S3O 4:JU 4. iu. Sundays. S5Da m.
Rondota kingston. a. M $50 pm snud2IS $50 am
DAYS q $50. 10 a. tn, G.jJ. .. 80 o.,
Mddictonn I:iJ. ~ g. tn, 3:ij. I3o, p m sun rays
connsc with ORR snd OsSeg0 Mdani r. H. AZ Malhs
Port Jergs Ia. = i0a NJ. I:3D q. p M sun'aY' s''o
Trans l,t4ng Chambers -. or half hours
before q ia Twenty thuisL hf'"n mn it.s eaEl"r
leave r,srut,ir thirty minutes earlier Hodts elye
Twenty tAirds At s.ij ard ll:tj m, come ting with
trains lc4yln. Chant er-st dt 10 p ui ana i nlihEht
Hcket Tor passage aud iur apiili'hIs ih 'aNl
sleeping coaches obtained and orris ioi ih chts
Nos 2}9 IO s2! and 9ji Broadway. y; 40 Courtsi-
Brook w. al TIE Company d'pot- q,
Express Trans from the West arrive IN NeN-h o'~ ~ '
IT, I'S3" ARBoTTi general Psssr Agent NewYotk.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trans leave for In-eNoOd, Cl0ser, Peimont and NyacN
:. $50 g.l5 n No. !, g. l. As. $50 $50 $50 p m, ana
sa'uriy nights only at ll3J IN saudAyN a. W. an'
ptMa ~ "a S.rus V.Iry aud Monscy T. 8;5 a. 81. As p
IN JuHN AbhoIl. Geill tassr AErni. Nsw.f for@.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

TrfpPuol AErn l2-Pofk-- Eastern dull at 1ek West
~ fS. Baog1-Cumberlaud cut dun 2Se short
IS 81 29E Long Clear dun az 27i; Short Clear
i 2 81 Hams-IOng Cut duil 3sl. Shoulders steady
2z6o. Btcf-fn Mess STEADY o0t Extra Mess atl
q le7 Prime Mess dul at 90. Lard-Prme Wesiegn
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
HAVANA MARKET
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

HAVANA Aprl l2-Spansh gold 2249i d225i4. Exchange
active with downward tendency on London. l50l6 pre-
MUM sugar active with declining tendency No IL
ID. =, at 7i2d714 reals gold, per arrobe.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
Anrtion Sales OF Real estate.
RICHARD V. HARNETT, Auctioneer,
lt will sell at auction
TUESDAY, April 10.

AT i2 O'Clock, at Exchange Saiesroon, III Broadway.
EXECUTORS SALE.
EAST RIVER WATER FRONT PROPERTY on 9Th,
6th and ewissts with 40 upland Ols The Pennsyvanis
Coal Co. has occupied this properly for This
rare chance to obtain OF the finest water fronts ON the East
River great depth OF water.
Title perfect. Sale absolute.
Maps &C. auctioneeTs ohce Ill Broadway (basement
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
Dipiceno Nouccs.
Brslnces Gnnncee.

A DRY GOODS MERCHANT. with small
~ capital build up large business opposite the depot
in Passaic y. J.
4 FIRST-CLASS family grocer can do a tiHc
~ business buLlng opposite The
depot Passaic, particulars ALFRED SPEER,
Warrcn-st at Passaic, mornings before $50
SNTANTED-S12,O ,O000 to $4,000 on good
w security. to be used ~ doubling the production ol
full supervision Hnd
tro Of money matters. Address MACHINE, Tribune
once.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
fiorses auo farms Uanteo.

DEAL ESTATE WANTED.-I have free and
AZ clear property aud money with which 20 buy eqniss
present prices dr With particulars H. Box j3so y
Interviews be bad IL desired.
GMALL FARM wanted in exchange for three
- story basement brick house. Brooklyn. p. II. SUMNER
No 2O6 Broadway Room 9
WANTED-FOr a cash custOmer-farm, with
good buildings about so within 80 miles OF c
IL New.YOrk state. RULASD & WHITING. 8 Beekmar'sG
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
wooL MARKET-nY TELEGRArH
THE COTTON TRADE.

PBuApRIPilIA April l2-woo quiet but without change
In price supply rather light but ample for all demands
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RA1LR0AlD;3M l G1l1lI:3;

and Bridgeport at III D. m. ------
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
I'D Leave NewYork foot OF Desbrosses ana Coranu
800 m for washu gon Columbus chicago and the West
Richmond Charleston and the South Through Pullman cars
aw D. m Ior Washington aud West and the South via
GordOnsyie Pullman from NewlOrk TO Balimoro anu
Washington making close connections Tor PIsnurg SIh
cinnati Louisville, and ST. Louis Through pullman cars
baltimore Cincinnati Louis and from Washington
10 Augusta ann Savannah. ~,
90 n m daily or washington the South and West Pull
seepers from NewYork to Baltimore and Washhgt9n
making close connections for Chicago Cincinnati LoulsV
Pullman from Baltimore TO CDcDua aud I0nsvle con-
meets Washington IN trains for Lynchburg Florida New
For through tickets please call Companys office $40
Broadway NewYOrk and at ticket Offices foot OF CortanGt
I asK " F0B TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry Station in New York foot of Llberiyst
$50 a. m--For Bennington. hason Belvidere , Maucn
Chunk. Tamaqua, WkesbarIe, Elmira, &c Connects aJ
s:45 a. mNFor High Bridge Branch Easton Harrisburg.
Mauch CnunK TamaGua. Hazleton, WnkesbarTe scranton
io:I5 a. m and i3O p m-For someryIle Pennington.
i P m-F0r flenlngton Easton Saucn ChunS IsinsiuS i
Reading, eOttsville, harrisburg DC. ,,.,... an,
y. m.-FOr High Bridge Branch, East0n BeViderS ana
Mauoh Chunk Connects at Junction win d. T. ana w. H. ~
5}O .. daily For EastOn Allentown, and HarThOurg
For trans to local points time table at stations
Brook nterme,idte points and at 53O M Tor
Eastou, Reading, and Harrisburg.
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Perth Amboy Red Bank Long BfaHeb
sa GrCHG nec e ar az uSta9 Stallion 70 and from KEY
PORT ANA at squan TO and from POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of LlberysL Tor Freehold AZ
S:lJ ll:45 a. m, a. J:lJ 2. IA.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

NlRCUTT COURT OF the uNiIED cl,da3 cIA L9
Y ! for the DISTICT OF KENTUCKY. (At COvlnEtoh.l
CHARLES MENDENHALL. Trustee Gf the Boone Mining
ana Manufacturing Company. agt. $50 63 THE Oiii AZ
KENTIrCkY COAL, IRON AND RAILROAD COMPANl
corporation under the Laws OF Kentucky; he Farmers
Loan and Trust Company. corporation under ne Laws o
NewYOrk Nathanel sands, Francis A. sands ana Johh a.
pOmerOy. ----- Ill Z,
10 mo a special Commissioner and authorizing Ie
a. such sDeca Master Commissioner Of han C0ur 10 ake
testimony make inquiry, as to who are me lawful
and issued DY the ad '
and Kentucky Coal Iron and Rairuad CouBany and secured
bv mortgage deed II trust 10 the said Farmer, Loan an
Trsf COMPANY Of also, to take testimony ana
make INJURY touching the claims and demands made by the
Nathaniel sands AMI Francis A. sands IN sad cause anu
10 report said taken, together with my cpnc
sions thereon well Of fact Of law To the mex term OF
Court. COvngtun, Kentucky Monday,
Nav i3 1878 hereby given that shall SIT ~ my
once No the CITY Of CoyngtOu, Kentucky,
tasing Of the testimony aud making The nqur aio
Muuay, the 2th laY 81 April l6's az
Tho hour O'Clock continuing from day 20 day,
until said Testimony j. fully taken. H. BnNIWlth'.
Succal Commissioner, ned States circuit court
Kentucky District