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Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1878-12-23
accident to Den stevsnssn.

Chris ellison, the noted scout Of Fort
Keogn. arrived in this city Saturday with
the information that Don Stevenson had
met with an accident at Miles City and
MAS cn his way 10 this city with his
wagons. Il seems that while attempting
10 tamp from a wagon he slipped and fell
upon 9 piece of wood which broke hisleg.
Pears we're entertained of their safety and
!. VIM. Harmon, OF Fort Lincoln, sent out a
team yesterday morning in search OF them.
Don ane his party arrived last evening in
rather 2 cad state, Don having broken
leg and 3 frozen foot, one having his foot
badly cat, and the rest being lrost-bitten
aners or less.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1878-12-23
Amuscments.

Manager Whitney has given good en-
tertainment throughout the week, but the
composed of such roughs a. to cause any.
one having respect for himself to leave the
house: However this very seldom occurs,
but when there is 3 continued wrangle in
the house it is not only painful for the
performers on the stage, but disgusting
to the better portion of the audience. Mr.
Paus lie Petre's benefit was well attended
and he will remain another week. Two
new artists will arrive Wednesday, and
these with the present company, in which
is Miss Ada Lawrence, will make the Bis.
marck Opera House second to none west
of St Paul.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1878-12-23
it, the question arises who presented these
checks for payment, which will be ascer-
tained in few weeks
"THE TWO OORPHAYS,'
The Last Performances Given by Fort
Lincoln Amateurs.

A small number Of invited guests
gathered at the residence of Gen. Sturgis
Thursday evening last to witness the per-
formance Of Oxenfords emotional. drama,
"The Two Orphans by home talent.
Perhaps no American drama ever written
appeals SO directly to the sympathies of
thehuman soul, and isso profusely wrought
with such touching incidents and thrilling
situations as that Of The Two Orphans
Be represented on the spacious stage with
gorgeous scenery, or in the draI3ng room
with the contrasting disad ,Gtages. the
effect is the same; and if/I/ld rendered,
the play looses but few IS charms The
leading characters a difficult, and to
perform them prw lily, requires not only
confidence in oEe's self, but natural talent.
The cast on this occasion was excellent,
and the performance passed off smoothly
with but few mistakes. Miss Sturgis as
Louise. the blind girl, had q keen appre-
hension of the requirements Of her part,
and with the exception: perhaps, of deep
emotion, equalled Miss Klaxton's version
OF this character. Miss Price, as Henrietta,
the sister, merited much commendation,
and La Fuch0ru, as personated by Miss
Leasure, was excellent and true to the
character Miss Sturgis also took the
part of Marianne. Mrs. Capt Baker as
GenerSece the good mother, acted her part
we'll, and Miss Chance, as the Countess,
was very richly dressed and looked charm-
ing on the stage.
The gentlemen, in the main, were not
below the standard, Lieut. Bell, as Pierre,
the cripple, particularly distinguishing
himself
After the play the guests were cordially
entertained by the General and Mrs Stur-
gis, and dancing, pleasant chats, and mu-
tual congratulations ended the programme
of the evenings enjoyment.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1878-12-23
A Warm Reception.
rRlack Hills Times.

The cltizens of Custer county, in north.
;westc1 n. N ebraska, near the OAK kota line.
are going for stock thieves in right live H e
sly2 Of m deathly, manner. On last week g
Tuesday nj ight they captured 4 brace OF the
gstock fanciers' who have been operating
in that section. and after tying them TO q 9
tree burned them to death. This way of
treating stock kfthieves will no doubt have
"a very salutary effect upon sot hers, hut
/ seems, to us that some less. sayage mOtlespf
ridIing that countrysof thieves would be-
better. Why not simp1y hang them md
I: at them 70 Ut that s
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1878-12-23
Montana Gold.
Helena Herald.l

Mr. ] arnes "a. Slaven, of Silver Star, last
week sold $50 ounces of gold bull lion, 700.
fine, whiclltwas saved from ore taken from
the &c GoveEaor Hayes" lodesin that district
The Silver Star mines are yielding large
amounts ofsbullion noW,ss and constantly
improy1ng as their develop opment pro gresses.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1878-12-23
FREIGNT1NG TO THE HILLS.
1T Continues Regardless OF the Snow
sa and Wind.

Despite the cold weather and drifting
snow, the freight traffic between this city
and the Hills continues unabated. Forty
teams belonging to Pennell s Roberts, of
this city, arrived last week, making the
round trip in the remarkable short time
of twenty-five days. They leave today
again, well loaded with miscellaneous
freight. 81.
Tie northwestern Stage s. Transporta-
ton company are also doing an immense
business. Last Wednesday twenty-six
wagons started for the Hills, having Oh
over $4,000 pounds Of freight Thirty
three wagons started Friday with about
$4,000 pounds. and on Saturday twenty
wagon loads of grain, weighing about So,
900 pounds, left for the same point.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1878-12-23
Lightning Change Artist.

The post chaplain at Fort Buford has
deservedly earned the title of "the light
ming change attist," by performing the
services of different denominations accord
ing to the wish Of his congregation. It's
said that the rapidity with which lie
changes from the spotlcss robe Of the
priest to the Prince Albert of the Method
ist exhorter is only equalled by Ccrito and
a few other rival celebrities in the light
ming change business.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1878-12-23
km explanation Wanted.

The tsis*s:ss Of the Buford postmaster
1aust be las, ,s,any and too complicated for
that Oft gl:al, Is he hes not yet explained
The ,Ytlesss.s,outs OF q registered letter re-
eeiyed q is Office in February 1871 The
ssccount:a contained between $500 and
ss40O in aEsaeks and ne the gentleman to
whom i. ,yas addressed h:s never resolved
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1878-12-23
MISCELLANEOUS rtS.

Should the weather prove fair grand
glass ball shoot will take place on Christ
mas in which many crack shots VIII par
ticipate. As the president elect OF the
anti-cruelty TO glass balls assocla1ion .s,, -
ab-ent, tits thonght that many balls WIZ
be broken.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1878-12-23
Dtd Then y@Gosa.

IT is now generally supposed that the
4.84O tons of hay burned at keogh short
time since was the work of inccndiaries
who have hay To- sell. The government
has q considerable quantity Of hay left,
and Gen. Terry has issued an order not TO
buy any more. The burning OF this hay
incurred y loss to the government OF $780,
#5a0 .s y 49, ss5 5s
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1878-12-23
Nayiration C[,!losed.

The ferry at the point stopped running
last Monday. The cold snap was too
much for it as it caused too much compe-
tition on the part Of the ice route. The
boat has done well during the past season
and will probably undergo repairs during
the nictrr
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1878-12-23
BY TElEGR lPH TO The TRIBUNE
EEwS GOBBLED FROM ALL
OYER THE WORLD.
The Iobbins OF Two Co1ored Men,
Heavy snow Storms---(sstns Ger
xificate-- Taylor's Funera'
.--An Insane Congressman--LO Lost
h.--AEiscellaneOus.
fsnec;0I D;sDntch to The Tri6une.)

MOBRED.

MOBBED.
6r. PAUL, MINI, Dec. pa special
dispatch says that two colored witnesses,
Clarke and White. subpGnaed by Mar
shall Caddo, in Louisiana, to testify in the
election frauds in that State, were taken
from the steamer by a constable named
jeff Gull, near Shreveport While at Bar
ron's plantation on their way back to
Shreveport, mob attacked the two men
and murdered them. District Attorney
Leonard asserts that all witnessed are
threatened with death.
HEAVY SNOW STORMS.
The cold snap extends far South. Their
mrmcter stood above at St. Louis Satur-
day morning, and the ferries could not
run. There has been heavy SHOWS in Que
bee and Nova Scotia.
GAINS CERTIFICATE.
The State board of canvassers give Hull,
Dem, for Congress, certificate on a ma
jority of 13, counting out Brenard comfy,
which went Democratic, and Madison
county, which went Republican. The
county board Of Brenard county has been
indicted for fraudulent returns.
GONE TO REST.
The funeral of Bayard Taylor took place
in Berlin yesterday. A large crowd of dis
tinguishcd literary and political persona
ges attended
WON'T STAND A REDUCTION.
A proposed reduction of 1212 per cent.
in collier wages affecting 100000 persons
in South Yorkshire and North Derbyshire,
called out an immense meeting, and it is
proposed that the whole district strike.
TIE FLEEING AAEER.
Afghan news is to the effect that the
Amcer has fled from Cabul, and there
seems to be no strong resistance to the
British advance.
CONGRESSMAN INSANE &
Congressman Reddle, of Tennessee has
been taken home in condition bordering
on insanity.
LOST WEALTH.
Brown, q financial clerk, in the Wash
ington post office, lost a package of money
containing $10S40 in the treasury build
ing Saturday, which has not yet been
found
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
Bay City, sIich., had $4,000 fire last
week
Lake City, MINI, is likely to secure the
State Park
Hon. Beverly Tucker died Wednesday
morning Of inflammation Of the bowels.
Congressman Williams of the First
Michigan district, died Saturday morning.
The nomination of Samuel Hayes for
postmaster of ST. Louis has not been con-
frmed yet
The Indians at the Red Cloud Agency
are becoming uneasy on account OF a
scarcity of supplies
The roads going east from Chicago have
pooled their business and advanced rates
Another huge monopoly.
The postal cars will not be taken from
the track as the appropriation bill has
passed both houses of Congress.
Patrick Rourke and family Of five chill
Aren, at Cshos, NY, were burned to
death in their house last Thursday.
1t is expected that the U. s. Treasurer
will have at least $135, ,OO0, 900 on the first
Of January with which to resume specie
payment.
Accident to Don stevoassn.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1878-12-23
a Long Absence.

George Boch,nann and u. F. Roberts, Of
Deatlwood, arrived in this city last week
and started east this morning They have
n not been east for over eighteen years, they,
having conc 70 e.; beeorc the
ss,n ff
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1878-12-23

st. Paul g Duluth railroad invited the
delegates to visit Duluth, and some of
them accepted.
OF the Bismarck delegation c. NJ.
Cushman, Geo. NJ Bird and Thomas Van
Etten stayed over. John Davidson re-
turned to Brainerd, where he will spend
the Holidays. Bentley, Thompson, Bragg
Bird and Cushman will be home Tuesday
evening via Duluth Van Etten will pass
Christmas in St. Paul. c. A. Lounsberry
is in Southern Minnesota
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1878-12-23
('arol-"Nerry Christmas
Carol->.Sflent Night, :"
THE HOLIDAYS

- INC 1JC4OyIeTI6N E0uA0Sy - -
also have 8 Christmas tree, which will bc
loaded with presents The exercises will
take place in the church at Z O'Clock, ts~
morrow evening. This large school,.
numbering SEINE eighty pupils, and :
good time may be expected.
Services will be held at st. llarYs
church Wednesday forenoon, and in the
afternoon at 4o'clock q grand distribution
of presents will take place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13
COTTON MARKETS.

AUoU.TA Feb. l2-Cotton da. lover Middling, l0iso
4c. Kidding o. c Good Ordinary sa4c; receipts
BosioS Feb. i2-Coiion dull nominal Mddng. lisc.;
MidGng lOisc; Good Ordinary sisc net receipts
l. la9 bales gross "a bales; stock = 10 gas
BALTIMORE Feb. 12-COttOn dun easier Alodlne To-;
fdrng 10 lac. GOOD Ordinary, yrc; net receipts, ll
bales 21J bales exports eoas WISE l4o bales saes
2c5 bales: spnncrs 100 bales; stock, 1886 bales
CEAMEsTuN, Feb l2.-COtOn weak irregular; Miffllng,
1880 o.. Low Middlng lO24 -; Good Ordinary IOe:
net rocepts 2l5l bales exlors to Great hTItaa 10
CiSciSSiT Fe6 I2-cotton quiet and easy: Mildline.
las bales; shipments, bales sales 43 bales stock 6+O1
bales.
lOsc.: Low N!ddAEg 9ssc: Good Ordinary. ssc net re-
ceipts $50 baics ports Bain 3,5Oi bales
70 TIE Channel LAP balesi ooasvise "a bales; stoes
LOUISVILLE Feb. Cotton qnet: iTidTIng = &c.
MOBILE, Feb 12-COtton weak. Irregular Middhng. lo@c;
Low MIddliBc &c. GO@lOTdiiay e'H net receipts s95
bales exports o the Continent 09 bales cOastWlse ZbJi
bales sales 1000 Lslos stock. $3.50 eaics M, 49,,
NEBHIs Fob. I2COttOn weak, irregular; hddhng ~ Sc:
receipts 2Oj7 bales shipments, 22OJ baies; sales I4VO
TEwogiEAHs eS I2-cotton irregular and easier; sales
lower; Milding lose; Low Midiling. 91sc scot
Ordinary $50; receipts S,2j4 bales gross 1919
bales exports Britain. 6.G3j halrs sales 6OUO
bsles lat evening, $50 bales stock 3st,99l bae5 -.
receipts l2O bales; cOastwise, 3 bales se ZOO
lrsles STOCK -, G75 bales. go
PHiIl,pFLPnI, Feb. l2-Co-ton quiet; Mddhns lllsc:
SS ba,es gross SSS bales: exports Great Britain 200
bales sales sol bales spn1e;s 2Ol bales; STOCK. !o59s
SAVANNAH Feb 12.-Cotton weak. irregular MIddInr,
lO7,c.: Low liiGdlug g7.ca Good Ordinary. 5Ac. net
receipts 2GJ3 bales cToss 2GO3 bales; sales 1000 bales
iast eytiTe 800 bales; stock % sGl bales.
.rirer 70i ,aIcs: sas s6j bales siodt IS ia b1ies
u, ,HS,,nI F,b l3@1ofon dri.: Mioding lGsc.; Low
Middhre sa.r: Good Ordinary sSc; net receipts 10
bales; s4lee, ~ bales; stock, 5,727 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13
DAKOTA SOUTHERN RAILROAD

FICS- MORTGAGE I PER CENT GOLD SINKING
FUND BONDS. ORIGINAL ISSUE, 100000. CAN.
CSLEn y THE SINKING FUND. $4,000. AMOUNT
NOW OUTSTANDING. 5000, BEING AT THE RATE
OF So 600 PF" MILE OF IoAD
THE DAKOTA SOUTHERN RAILROAD runs from Sioux
CITY, Iowa. Yankon the capital Of Dakota distance o.;
81 miles Tho road has been completed and running h'e
years and during these of business depression me ne"
earnings all have each exceeded by m"re
than 30 per cent the amount required 10 pay the "
mortgage bonds while the net oarn gs Tor 1917 were
two and half times greater the interest on It's entire
bonded debt The s55sOoo first mortgage bonds are e only
indebtedness company. We have sod during the past
two months 100000 these bonds leaving only s2osooo Oh
Them NE ,aced When The balance sold the company Will
be emf RELY free nOang debt We are auth0rl 10 BEL
remaining bonds at 30 PCT CENT ana aseIuea 'er s'
At which rate they yield nearly per cent interest,"
wALSTON II. BROWN BRO,
No. 81 Piuc st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

r;-FrlLo. Feb l2.-CATrLE-Receips TO-DAY .023 head
5899 head: last week, 1855 head; con
signed through 200 caoads Increase In receipts for the
week. - Carloads market lover tlo-lng steady Butchers
and Medium grades NJ shippers az - 1884 20; Cool IN
.odS5 - Light Butchers ranging from
500 1850 ~ - jj1t % Bulls at ~ 1Jas3 90 STOCK
en- SO IS to best grades Disposed Of
SEEP ccips today. 700 head for the week.
last week, 1900: consigned through carloads
Marked moderately active prices unchanged ran light Offer
g- mainly 81 far o. medium quaity only Dg proportion
HoGs-K,cepts to-day. 1925 head for the week $500
last week L. 800 consigned through A. carloads Market
higher Workers. lrsvy grades dU. Sales 81
Good Cioict IorAers n - 30d> 70 air - 2o Heavy
bare II stock supply OF iOikeis hardly equal 10 lie
demand.
reor:s 10000; shipments $50 Packing slow and Heak;
sole n; - ~ ~ ~ Light ~ $685.; Heavy shipping,
s. pm - ~. market aun, with few left over
1Ar1Ii-Krc~pts. 5000 shipments l,sUi heavy supply
- 2lGsJ =. Common 10 Par 81 sOdsA 10 light trade IN
T.aer aad Sosker- a. 50a - So Mixed Butchers weak
an oWcr steers. - 2J4 - 81 = Cows, S2GSJ 1Oi BUS
E.dsg uarSet declining A. the close.
ate nnply fir demand at 50 5oat5 -; few fAcy
sold at -.
3,4 al this market; Prime - - Good. 81 - q
cctap,s dsy So mead; Workers. 81 l. - 80
Puilcr Vh'l7. = 5odtl 90 .-
WAfFEtCWS. Mass Feb. l2EEEF CATTLE Receipts 1,"s3
heal wrcks prices Iroriy su~1ined The stoc
was largely from west and owners were less still on rates
VII butchers cfreul regnrds bids sales Of
III ."4-7: second TO- - 5nGSB Third do 81 2Jds5
LAMBS Receipts = 9S2 h"ad the Ermness ~
the sheep Act last week owing to the light supply Wa not
held toby poor Aocks being drug with decline on all
gradcs isc ror r owners admit larger decline
sales IN H. - J09f3 30 each Extra, - %
- 30. o. from 80 nc per ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1878
her Choice, q a.; 40: Fancy, q a. !! !:

al 2sSsI 30; Western Amber Choice 81 81 40 Fancy ~
PENNSYLVANIA Amber Choice 81 35d1 81; quiet: White
Prime 81 40. hye quoted NJ 7od1lc for Pennsyiys-
holding oa and oct dealers only buying for immediate
but receipts light holders firm; Rejected 43da6e;
Steamer, fairly Dry yellow and Mixed In cars ana gram
in elevator 53c Oats dni freely ofered at late hour;
3S633s,c Fair Western and Pennsylvania " he,
Sia3S .c. Good and Prime, 35056c Clover seed IiaDoc
and Good e for Choice Winter Bran ls %
per IO Whiskey and firm Western II o. AT the
open BOafd-COrn In better demand; $4,000 Dusn salI
Mixed sold at 55s last half February 1000 90 az % &C.
a - nI ash eli April SGs s5sc May IN demand 900
bush No. Red sold 81 3oh March; 81 292 bid, aud
81 SO asked February; 81 S2asl 81 April: 49,,
wheat excited and higher Fall offered al 81 q =
would brought 81 q n cios, no sales do March
sold al 81 Il NJ No Spring 81 o39Gtl U3s ea,n cora
at 5llad5IA cash 4l7sc hid March. Whisky steady at
81 o. PORK dul az $40 80 cash $40 80 bid March Bul6
Meats dull and nominal Bacon da at & 80 80 ana 40 cV
81 30 bid round lots Reecpts200o bbls Flour 2000
bush Wheat 1900 bush Corn 5000 bush oats 1000
TOLEDO, Feb. l2.-whsst firm; No. / White Michi-
spo i s. s. se Ha Mari 81 81 1~H ~ Fsd
sS h9d a q 20 . l 10 I'D M,c s nfe
sorn Ann Heh MiTed i4l: No SPOT ~ &C.; seller
May, 46i4c Rejected. 35isei Damaged 24hc oats dull
"a so =, 81 90 81 as 81. Recepts-Fonr, 500
bb Wheai $500 bush; Corn 10 900. sbipmeHts Wheat
Wheat $4,000 bush; Corn, 7l.O0 bush; Oats, $4,000
bush. the afternoon bOard-Wbeat opened strong ana
closed weak Amber Michgan 10 aTTlve 81 ia ssiss OF
March early ~ - No Red Winter harca 81 2o2
NIxScroy " c. Feb l2-spiriis Of Turpentine strong ut
seady ~ Hard and 81 20 for Yellow Dip and VIZ
gina Tar steady at IL 55.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per North Rirer Vessels aud Railroads.
VTrrSDAy Feb 10 1877
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

TUESDAY. Fe0. u, 1873.
ksHEs-ouet, unchanged; Pots +'294Ac+ Pearls Sd
BEEswAx-s;in dali; Western and Southern Yellow.
R63N coRNo9its rlo m0de;asy ac'y .a al, Far n to
BTiiDiNG MATFRIA1ssrtck have fair sale steady
Esy IS rs FavoTiie Brnds - Froa tIotGn Brown
81 sS5s YARD frccs eeveIy nclndsd > - i1Fhsr
fr9 Eo>'niale, 2 bel. 81 20sfl % 81 Portland 9.n
s5es % Iah dull noaiiha anGha;lsc 81 5oa$i $ .
" for eaIeoes Lime very quiet aeol' sta} Sa' com "
i0oa Soc The general quiet without NJ "
f as 70 OF raS Saans ssra a'r "ff f ce S
sras ot %iss1s NJ '' Wts I1dis .hips
ssi9 u'h Amrcai o. pa 20 90 a., ~sreocs
= ihe sogin slaesle - ,; Sss9 50
s5c llama .ie. 81 i snd u oau es Is c Par
cKic66fY f- demand 4aso5'sc- god
yoo G'' iioasa Cam 81 59eSi5 I1yer;soI d.,
SlO9f Newcastle do. Casting. 81 !5q-5: PrIyncf'
siesl 80 currency; Pennsyvgna ara Wc.'m9-eiena 60
Virginia - 30 SHfnDffiani irOaotsp
and Clearieid s4a4 Anthracite - z5as5 rs by the
C6CoA-Quiet. sosroe. nominal Calaccss 22a24c.,
Jssi veet 2oSsg bags SHES 3j5 bag insluding Soe
svrni~ The satjsiical ,@ mon th. morning. Stock
In srst hams At Galveston l@9o2 bags NeT'
900 bassi Baltimore f57s90 ss5gs ana - Ne",
seSoad hands al SeS-6reSas 900 BAGS .anor 9.s9s
bags NewYork 50 GIG n1gs total I4SO9i 1a.' eiAnnloa
3 555G3 tags purchased for United stat % fep:uar}
SantDs. 5000 total Visible supply. l2,Jsl
Delivered from warehouse during te Wsrh-New
orleans bsgs EaljinDre. - bags al tgl oIk
lS1i7 bags; total $50 bags TCdays 1900 bags e1
'.F5cr, . Rogers" $50 Laplace" private terms n
Baltimore, 1850 * "EngieadeI p..yG'e rms MIA
NiQdr5 lrEeT; Gales today IS W bags Mafaci"
1000 uus;s PaGaog * Kingdom q tl;e: ~ >ayanA
private Terms lao bags - D1m1s0 Al iAc besides
eoaerable resaes at fun prices k'o Urinary ehigoes
lsssc; Good, l1isc: Prime, lsc; la 10 Goo.
Santos. 16A2a 10: MsrscHloo l5Gl 2e Sa Sra io'24
STOEE.-Dan WEAK. Aulasses shocks,
81 inches with beads. Al 1891 50; Sugar shocks, with
heads B inohes az 4GaSz % do 50 ihchee 81 asa
. - Box Shocks G5d7Dc.: Rum ShY0Ss, 50 10; PIPE
ShooS. IS 50Ds7 Empty H0gshfaas. - IS: Hoops, Ia
. s.S S ORDINARY 10 f''",'' ''as'% w., wv , Y'
Observation-Disclosures; Msnila certaee, sizes above
lalresd and Hay Rope II &C. do l2ihrcsd . In diams.
ter sQc and 9thread Z sLd 20 IN diameter ~ &C.
DO Rot Rope Yarns; l1c Co. do ana s4r,ad !Sei
Manila Whale lines "a Taed Msuia I2c rue iafr
Manila ith Yarn, - &c sal Rope sizes a22ys 2,hrtad
&c. and 9threAd and so in dsme+T l2s TaIped
S5sa Yarn, 1OEc; Kassia Hemp Iarfei CGrag~ &c;
American HacEIea lie Tarred American l2n Yarn,
lie: do, l2iec; Navy Cakum sA2c' l. D navy o"r
6 e.; Best do, l0l2c ~, -
COTTON-Cuiet lIsc lower spot sales. sol balas
(C last evening" including 200 export, COL spinning aeF
600 bales Receipts 81 the p0is, Z'-b
bales AGAINST 10000 Tins day last week 239s last year
since september J. 3SOs 073 against Sj32lo bales same
time 4-fsf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13

GkTTN WISE,
Real Estate Agents and AUconeers.
DY VIRTUE of a decree of the Circuit
ID Of city Of Alexandria Virginia rendered at
the September Term 1871 the suit II L. e. Ring against
The Alexandria and Frederick burg Railway Company and
others the undc signed commissioners therein named VIII
rrncerd On SATt RDAY siNcenth day If February,
ISIS ocock sell by public auctop, In front Of
the Market Buiin., IN the said CITY OF AieXan
dria. Va. the whole of THE ALEXA NpRiA AND FRED
EKICESBI RIG RAILWAY. extending from the southern
end of tae Long Bridge Alexandra County, Virginia To
ouaniicO in stafford County in sad state together WIN all
and singular ITS franchises rights interests. privileges, pro
perry ana estate real personal and Mixed wheresoever
situate and by whOmsOe'or held The rolling s0eh OF SAID
railway consists ofe
EouT "a Locomotive Engines
Five ~ Passenger Cars
Two (2j Combined Passenger and Baggage Cars
Baggage Cars.
Twenty one u ID GOntOla Cars ffreigbtI
Terms Ten pei centuih OF the purch oney 10
be paid in cash and sidue In three equal anEal pay!
nrs from the Of the deferred payments to be ey
dencrd bv the bonds purchaser bearng interest with
security satisfactory 10 said commissioners of sale the ute
10 said yropetty 10 the purchase money is
fuy paid; the purchaser be let into possession until
thr sae shall la ve been confirmed by said court
NJ II. WELLS. commissioners
FRANCIS l.. SMITH, Jr of sac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13

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