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FIR EWORKSl FlREWORKStt

THE mc,t nd brilliant rfesh bit
Fireworks ever .nuf-. turd ~ This unity ism
~ for asprsai az the ia ted states ,ttntv Je CT
Also, the imperial Rocket before Offered tublc
1.ng imp oven Conzey- aad hpssl's sssbrtted
Hoassv erd 1N Rocket which be obisir.d IT, ~
h w. than he aboratory Ne having drpeuses y, ~
gent. Orders left NJ Nj v liam Niblos a.e Ga den.
Northern iloel OF the Laboratory ys-, City, will be
punctu ally attended 10. ISAAC pDGr, Jr
js7 lmsue -. Pyrotse haist. ysrssy Citv
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PORT OF NEW xu,sn jun. s.


p5s's: Rnshls AsS VIM g. acc Coz D.
BB o,a Z% GSSsnnshsm wi.c,s eg. pean,
e.. e. "a ys s" 49,:
ss ;.,s Buck res5sehf Face, Gfs!e Newssra.
sfSf sSsi !cSs MI Eds. asS,H
Arrived.
win @ae e md seo s a. 90 s "a d' from Liverpool
win s S msl =, a1E sls from Glasgow Wis Cork Sc days,
mS dew 20 Or tKy, cu ., hour" from Philadsph, with
schr Mary Ann Toelman, da,s fom Portsmouth Nh with
trg%o,n; into Portsmouth in distress The paesrs to
sehr pushsm days from Fsstpor, with fab and
sshr mb,sm srout days from Cherry field, with lumber.
70 SNIP q Boynton
sthr WIN D Borden, from Virgins, with wood
Below.
Br bsTqne Betty from Beucrt. Waes with iron to Boor.
miscellaneous,
FoREcS LErTER BAos-The Hsyre P,ok., will s,;, mi.
ming.
WnsoK-The wreck Of schooner evidentl- new burnt to
.d I Of NSh F,y es
picked as. TS S S e he been
Spoken.
ias 81 o. for Matnn, no d,te) lat 3d. 49,
SO, II. "' ''' Wv '"' So '"n
mora from New York for jamaica slss ult lat 30 s.
ph a, "a inst. lat 49, 49, Ion 20 30. " '
Foreign Ports.
AnsS, pril loln sort, Cher5kee Map,6elJ from Salem
Via Zanzibar. ~ S''"'
m ass sass sesy m'yy for St Tho
Mon REAL, June g. rr, Gsorgina, Murray W,fer0ord
ID -uani smbton, Sunt eand; gle Kerr Liverpao Tn
nt, LEWIS dos Milton, ua, dos VIM F,hr Meleln ao.;
Mary, heho Ging9si l no ufn. Gmy, Newcastle
GAMBIA. tAfca) NJ y 9-B PVT Leandef, Erslist grop,
salem, arrived 7h May Lc0u1teud he1vv r'ie ~, h.
passg- overheard pat Of her d-ck Tao asJ Ia
tanned damage ia bulwarhs.
Lake Ports.
CLxvxLAso, June sAu Consultation, wss, Buffalo, LIZ
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These last returns show expansion greater than has
Deen reported for sometime past Since last September
'he banks have been gradually extending their move
msns in all departments The expansion corresponding
In every branch Of the business of the institutions 80
far of very healthy nature.
The impetus given the manufacturing interest of this
country BY the restrictions placed upon currency has
given corresponding impetus to the growing of the raw
materials throughout the country From evidence that
we daily receive believe the clip OF wool and the
yield Of the new cotton crop this yeason will be much
larger than before The agriculturasts of the West
have made rapid strides in the production of WOOL The
immense facilities OF that section of the country in raising
wool are yet hardly known Within the past ten years
the clip has almost doubled itself every year. The ex
tension OF market at home and the opening of markets
ABROAD will still farther induce productions The ouan
tsa OF wool shipped from the ports be
sidered any data which to estimate the quantity
raised The immense quantities used in the families Of
the producers draws from the exports very largely Yer
mont has, until very recently, been the largest wool.
growing stale IN the Union; she may be yet according
the extent Of her population but other States 20 ahead
her in quantity.
REoEIeTs OF Wool At TIDE WATER, 1912 AND le4a =
1912. ls43 Increase
Albany and Troy ss2S 900 lbs 400 I5s 1857 400 ill.,
ABORTION Of this amount may have been received from
the western part of Vermont and Massachusetts, conss
queny we Cannot distinguish between the products of
the east or wes without giving table showing the shin
ments east from the western ports
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MIR. DEMPSTER'S BALLAD SOIREES.
N. Y SOCIETY LIBRARY

BKOADWAY AND LEONARD sTREET.
MIR DtMPSTr has thchonor to annou. his intention
IVA Of giving tr-e liS Sources the Society Library,
the evenings Of 1ussday Fiday end day llth h aud
7th juno. whea he ~ sne aud waved sctions
his ost popular song. and Ballads neudeg ,evera new
compositious-v Let Love her HON. IN hf
III arre Loved One th.re-tlso. The l. ment ~
the Irish Em,ga THE Blind Boy-The Lonely Au Wiz
-Jeanis Nor,ison-lm with sean~-Ihe D,ah OF
Warren, &c aed variety Or scotAh Bad, particulars Of
LIB
Tickets fey Cents he tsd at the dco': Doors
hafp 81 sey.u- to 20 eight O'Clock. a ehinee
oral Yam . ,ystv .v,ntng JfB "
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Saturday, June 8, 1874,
FAREWELL BLNEf! DE The ORPHEAN

OuITTuUy, JUNG ;, IoII,
FAREWELL BkNEFIr OF THE. URPHEAN
VOCALIST
GRAND PEktOkMANCES
Each afternoon, hali..ast O'clock in the
The GIANT AND GIANTE IS! Mr.. and MIS- RAM. N.
Who. together, less that Fourteen rect making
them Ial.st PAR kaown every day
till 10.
GREAT WESTERN will appear in his Comic Yank, e
Lecture on Animal Magnetism aud also his
Locomotive.
NH y. X. u. NELLIS, the born wchsut arms, will
also appear OF the feat4 with MS
which must he be be ieved.
La Petite CrrIto, the uansease.
This is the LASf DAY OF the GlPSEY QUEEN. the
t i0P NJ
u Admission the whole as cents-ehdysu under l-,
,raIs, half % eossultatcss he
.slp,r Queen. jeer
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On Wednesday, the 9Th inst at Zions Church. Mott st.
by the Rev Mr. Richmond, Mr. JONAS CRANE OF Schsn.
ectady to Miss CoHDEA A. SExLY daughter OF the late
Samuel w. Seely, OF this city
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Making total of ia 9o3 pounds leaving 5a46al pounds
as the products OF the section surrounding Buffalo, that
could nd market at that paceeaving s7S pounds
as the production OF this State and that part those bor
derng On this in the vicinity Of Albany and Troy The
state of Now York must ere long become one of the
largest wool growing States in the Union population and
extent Of soil considered We have only great market
growing up within limits but the recent aboli
ton Of duties wool imported into Great Britain will
undoubtedly in short time open market for the raw
material from this country In southern ATTITUDES
and on the extensive praIies Of the west where the win
ter seasons are short and the extent Of pasurage unm
ited the seasons through produce finest wool
at less expense than any other nation in the world; and
the low cost Of the material in this country will in
short time, enable Us 10 the great difference in
the distance from European markets labor under and
undsrse the producers OF Europe their very doors
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Died,

In Nauvoo. ILL., on the 10th ult, JULIA ANN BRALEr wife
DR. j. o. Braey late Of the city of New York. of spinal
irritation and dropsy, aged ~ years.
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Leaving as the increase Al all other Offices and
being products Of tia STATE. s2S TAG 70
The above furnshe striking evidence of the cxten 10
which the agriculture OF the cheap fertile ands of The
Western states crowds upon the agriculture of this state
pnd still 1t IS the policy OF the wing party to increase the
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GLAsaow=Batque BagIe-8 Crops co-ICo cs Lee X
IL Wilson Brown II Andersou-i0 A Walker-3 hrs "A
cs CummiDs Roach-50 bx ITO tons coal lryn-2 Lille
Psarion-3 Hsggery Son-50 smtn, Thurger co-IaooO
bnn--I pkg Sands FIX
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NEW YORK LYCEUNI.

The Boar Of Dectorsa the pie of announcing that
+ WILLIE, ESQ
VIII deliver Lectu,e
FASHION,
At the Tabernacle, TUE-DAY EVENING. June llth, al
o'clsca
RTckets 50 cents each, t, b. had the principal Book
tho Office If he New Mirror Ana street AT
door on the Eveoing Of the l.. cture
10 3t.re :. HAsBROUCK Cor See
OLYMPIC THEATRE Properly vcuulated op-n
" eyry vening. saturday for The ~ play of the
dinsry ie,t Natual Ndgie""hlusic and Veuro.
avism, by NJ stoa the Nccr OF the Ninerrnth
New Fest,-new Music-new scclei u Ventnlo
Tn MONDAY EVENING, June 10th.
Pa'tienlan in hand bills Doors open past 7-Crrtsn
1t precisely Lover Boxes so cents Upper IS cants.
p,t pae II ling, Bon oi open usul Private Boxes
be d nuh,ly. jaiwsnc
KNiCKEkBOCKER AMPHi The aTkE 81 Bow nv -
ThI evening, Saturday Juae 9th The iovsn Of Music
Dane spGng, Ballet fableaox Sack Rope Vaulfiag,
Hfculean Feas Comic D'ncing, sad fan troll aud svy
are iened to the u the VT being 100 long Tor ld
Of he duhoton Of Pnzes of Gold
BoSe, asd 81 80 for 90 ia me Pr Doors open
sio AZ hufpast7. Boxes Is ceu,s; ptl2H cens
je2 II rrc T. PARsLOk, Msnssa
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WASHINGTON. 9th June 49,

In Executive Session to day, Mr.. Rves finished
his speech upon the Treaty, and tomorrow he will
be followed by Mr.. Critenden, who will be sue
ceeded by Mr. Berrleo on Saturday. The pros
pect rs, that the discussion will be carried IN
to next week.
| have 1t 90 authority that Mr.. Tyler is DESTROYS
Of running Union ucke', by the general consent
OF the Democratic party. lie wishes the leading
editors vi the party 10 consent TO tins course which
would very likely throw the election into the
House. He says Polk cannot be elected without
his aid.
There is a rumor that Gen Duff Green 10 TO So
percede John Jones, in editing the Madisonlaa.
SB
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FIR Il w ORKS, CRACKERS, &c
FOURTH OF JULY, 1874
COUNTRY aud city dealers ia Fireworks will find il to
their advantage TO cali aud x,uue ext.usive meu
81 tn, best Quality at AYLiFFtS old estabhment IS
Chatham street large qusnutr Of Fire Crackers lust
Rockets. ~ "'
Mind, h.we removed from to SO Chatham es i'm.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the steam ships.
Packets To Arrive.
Packets To Salt.


ship Masters ana Agents
We shall esteem favor, if Captains Vessel, will 1--WE
20 Iommodore FosERr SILvEY, oil GU News Fleet rt
81 the Shipping left the PORT the, aa,i-d %,
opoasn on their passage, List OF th-r Ca4o Fo-
eiga Newspaper. or News theymay rae Mi board them
Immediately on their arrival Agents Corspoa euts az
~ nS D, poaa VIII aao confer favor by ssudils
once all the Marine INTEL they eau pba, tanticL
Information of kind will be thans nio received
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az THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
WaslllnQtOn.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l

WASHINGTON, June b, 1874.
Gen. Henderson, the Texan Minister, will leavs
Washington in few days for Texas. His mis-
sion VIII terminate upon the final action Of the
senate upon The reaiy-which will probably bs
ihis week, OF early next. The General ~ making
the most favorable returns TO his government hich
the nature Oh the case and all the circumstances
will admit; but IL must be admitted thst IL H. with
strong feeling OF encouragement, growing out OF
the fact that President Houston is resolved 10 effect
some defntlve settlement oi the question of an
nexarIon before he reutes finally irom Office in
December next u not annexation 10 the United
States, the alternative will be-as he says alliance.
offensive and defensive, with England
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We by this table that Of amount received at tide
water in ls4s large portion from ports places
west Of Buffalo, as follows -
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BArx OF MONTREAL

The quarterly report Of the Banks of Canada for May
show so far az received slight increase in bank move
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PALMO's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.

AMUSEME
PALMO's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
Doo1 open .; Sa IN. GG to
s s$sS d .5SoI n;
On which oee,,iaa WI b pe,t The opea Buf' of
Compressed into One ss1 A D. Il piece.
sitaS>ossiiSSAA pb66sSG'asfh sE.
.. :si.S;':s "a OTTO
Mr. KoRPoNAY, The esie r4rsa Eunssr,sn r.oeer will
MLcE DtSJ viii .S1er Two b.n ass'' one
ssuo. sSSis n' 9ASqUi is'f ( s VII sI,o perform
In bnS Sr. su sss ssa e bG ron s
No Opera on Friday Moaasy night of tho
week o sGs os ~ t %Ssa %
.rf''f f ss 81 sa FAR S. season
r SS ssass .a the price OF tickets placed
stage Manasr... 49, .-...Mr. Wells.
" re public espetiuy informed thar the Barh, ha,,
IN tuii enefai,-n. want aud Day
Park THEATRE.
Boxes. 50 Cen. ~ as ,,sl.ry iaX
Mr. Booth in his c.rbtes character Of Glo'er Richard
THIS EyENlN,a, Ju1 viii be performed Richard
To .aneSs, s,'S ne s iI OF THE FOUNTAIN
NIBLO's GARDEN.
orEN FOX Tia SUMMER SEASON
In. ~ T ssGi, I: ls,' direction Of
Or the Daughter Of the Regimen,
M,ss,s.y:M. Burn, :, r,ss,rr,e. ; MI Rss.r
d.es on. m; co os' 4a H. S'
Police officer, W be constant attendance. and tn. utmc.
cue ~ be t-ken TO Waattin crde aud decofum and all
proper Will be r'ctly excluded
To- Omaiousea will AID fom the Gardea daring
M pos 7TsTIeK xs 7 ! FIFTY = 1 cENTs-0
weather he Eas"es from yrosSwsy 70 the s.
om e. os .s% aa tho Ns which Ventilated
CHATHAM THEATRE.
Boxes. IS Cen, Pit... az Gems
Benefit OF Yankee hl and positively night of his
engaeem-at
THs TTXaNS9 AK ss to commence with the
1 AZ be s .Ssw e.. h Hy t2kfST rE ROSE
AZ. wG.a, 4. PS. I.S y NJ Prooa Miss anaOn
VAUxHALL.
Acting Manager. Mrs T,mm Stage Manager MIR waico,
FRIDAY K SATURDAY Evenings, Jnns7 and g.
The performance comm,nes with apsse OF
An. u, ss s.s: :5S'$; Ss.s Servants.
9 sCt h;' HUNsLs ' y SvA nsri.ua'0
To eoHel'f sic e hf r spFlTf'4s called the
hat ta and moibasses TO and from CITY HAIL. paAs the
Garden 'till midnight.
8 ickets, - cents j6ec
PEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUM.
-ND PICTURE GALLERY.
Mn I5isSSHE fTRYp::'!s the o,'y M hsa
AFTERNOON Performances EVERY DAY,
nxrsA5 hs sss , Ss1o4sa,so.
Won . ESF Il Up 4 E NJ SDous
FAT GIRL oWAsEA AMP GIANTEss.
Fourteen 1 4 S ii 1i'.s' 80 Pounds
BEING THREE INCHES SHORTER THAN TOM
cIANrEss, NEa 1hHMs sE;!yEN FEET HIGH,
or THs cAtRcHEs N hPinEfhL!'oN
DESTROYED during !he late tiou Taken the SPOT, by
square 'FS wS S$SE% sSS%hEs$ TaS S4'
Or, Peeny.beg Vocaiisl.
scn.i.tins Of EaSs Mahsi seven sm. ChS.ss
eat OFTEN ssa $""s SFTEN sung 'f
m MI si!lGI%;! sss'tsf
Mia. MAR. BAKToN. Master BARTON, and Miss
sAH Go es s Sad q. 1 P.ossS S fsea.
Grad Cosmonma Self Playing Meodeou, ssudid Picture
u Afternoon Performances Wednesday and Saturday. at
Tor the convenience Of the DAY vl.'s no entrs
es"s4 to the TO commence in the evening
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
AND EEK Efl1I ~ Hft 5 Kl. FAIR,
''' 81 n" ':!:s Il H'''' ''''
w Saturday, Jsne 8, 1874,
FAREWELL Dh NJ AL, X TIE oRrHEAN
GRAND PEHf OkAIANCEs
AM Sii S'isst Mr. + M n:
Who tosether MEASURE rot less that Fourteen making
from 10 o'clock A. NJ. till en tall hnIl-past s. and from
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when an institution IL In sstivs opssion the company
nave perfect right to reissue cancelled stock but when
bank is in the hands Of receivers who are created ex
ciusivey for the purpose of winding up the bank can
not conceive that 1t would be accomplishing their object
In reissuing stock as fast as it was cancelled
One Of the largest Cotton spectators went by the
board today. lie heavy operator in Texas cotton
and failed for very large amount There are others
shaking in the wind aud have no doubt the adyices
ny the next steamers will givethem quietus
Spurious Elves on the Bank OF Trenton, ~ j.. and
Twenty's on the Moysmensng Bank altered from the
Tenth Ward Bank Of this city are in circulation
The exports Of Flour Pork and Wheat from Cleveland
Ohio, for the month of May, 1884, compared with the
same month last year, show increase.
EXPORTS rsoM CLEVELAND FOR MAY is4s AND iA4.
e. ,rs s Sss.. 7D Port. 1rerss.s Decrease
Rars. ~. isia ssss -. 1so
Tocsnada p PO Sss To ca" s ss '''''i
Flour, bbs,.. os5 1868 5M -.
ink, " 1853 1896 6t3
WHEAT. bush. ai,s7a 2iaii ...
Value OF -four pork and wheat shipped to United
States ports in May, 1884,. .......... S44s 9e6
Value OF -four. pork and wheat shipped to Canada
Total for the month";. ...........s $685. 6ol
These shipments are those by ;steamboa,s The shin
ments to Canada, show increase in all the items
while the United states ports shsw falling Of in eysrv
thing nut whesttbe increase in which will little more
than offset the decrea sed shipments of -four
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.

CROWDED CkOWDEU!! CKOWDED.!
hail tn. Ne romancer the srui man" Tin
his Ii -e) thai has ever visited this cit.
THIS r.VENlNG,
MR. SUTTON will open his abnet Of Cabastie Phenome
ma. ntroducing rsty Of Perfo
MUSIC! M.aGTC = AND VENTRILOQUIsM!!!
To conclude With
FLOhAS GIFTS.
Doom oren at y. turts. rises at precisely
THEATRE PRfCES-NO INCREASE
Dress BuxeS Upper Boxes - ceun PIT I2k cents
Clildren Ider ~ years. half pnce to Drss Bors
Boz Office Pfssts Boxes u be had nishtly
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PARK THEATRE
Mr.. SIMPSONS BG Eft
WEDNESDAY, JUNE lie, 1S44.
Uud-f the Dire, on If
COM Mite OF GENTLEME MEN,
Who have kindly n.r-ei themselves AID ngsd this
Benefit for the Les,ee Of the Park hetr previous de-
paI lure Tor turo.~ on the ID h Gstapt.
II vi great satisfaction M the COMMITTEES Of Arrange
Of III, following DIS rINGUiSf1-
I'D ARTISTS who have kldesL voluutec
their valuable aid
MAD'sLLE BORGHESE
MRS. BKUUGHAM
MISS CUSHMiN,
MAD oLLr. DESJARDINS,
HERR OLE BULL
si0NOK sANQUtRiCO,
HERR KDRPONAY,
MIR BOO Nh, X
NM. WALLACk
The COMMITTEE to whom assigned all he dsnls will ~
the few days pGbI.h Full Bill Of the Varied
Atun q r.lteTti,r ns PROVIDED Tor the occ ,ion
Uu the above night he to the PIT will be from h.
Boxes Of ihe lJwsr Tickets for IN Boxes an
Pit 81 ch b~ procaed at the Office Of ,he MINOR
NO. Aan where preseht the Sheet wii
d BE- secured.
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NEW sUkh, ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT
LINE.
Azrssr - FOR ALBANY AND TROY-Hornine
Line from the foot OF Barclay street. landing
ES~ss--s.-<sk-. med places.
he steamer EMPIRE, Ceptau $. II. Roe, Monday
n 'roing, AZ O'Clock
The steamer. Troy, Captain A 0orhsm. Tuesday
morning Al J u clock
Evening ne foot of Courti.ndt street, direct
The STEAMER ALBANY, Captain K. b. Macy, this
evening, at ~ cock.
the .rs@.- SWALLOW. Captain A. Mclean. Monday
evening AT o'clock,
The B,nts this Line owing their light dau2nt Of
ter able all times the bars reach Albany
aud Troy ample the morning ar ear,
the
For passage freight sopy board Offices the
wharvs,. %
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AUCTION SALES.

rHOkAs BELL. Auetioases
Store No. II Spruce street.
Regulav sales Of Dry Goods Clshing emf Varieties every
Tuesday AID + ida~
The u,usi sales Of Furniture every Wednesday, ss,ur
da-, IL the al rooa
eusines, sud silss of d.er pcn ropery
and promptly sttsl ded to, by THUS NELL
JNl~Nr Aurtioneer
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Q. ;. SMITH, AuenOueeT.
BY Ii. h WILLARD,

H.r w viii give hi. PERSONAL attention 10 out door rsles OF
Household Furniture, Drv Goods Groceries, for persons
reii quishcg housekeeping or business.
sold and delivered
Liberal ash Advances made if uired On merchandise oil
I n salt n2i IN sfn
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lMERTCAN MUsEUJN hi

EklAL GARDEN
n Z T. + h + U A l. FAIR,
Corner Of AID Ana street. opposite the Astor House
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Acting Manager. Mrs T,mm Stage Manager. MIR Waicot
- FRI DAY SATURDAY Evenings, Jnne7 and 8.
The performance with of
caleI
FOR-TiMM-IO.
And Her Several Cited servants
Timm-i", Mrs Timm t oogbark :. Mr. Walcot
Fnst time hero tn. Laughabi- int.ilu ~ of
YOUR HUMBLF. A. KVANT
To conclude W n the Burlrtt \, called the
PlL-NIL PATTY,
Rail Car. and Omebasses and from City Hall, pas
Garden 'i midnight.
ckets, Is cents. j6ec
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' hue OF Hour, pork and wheat Shipped to United
=, states ports in May, 1874, 1890. $44s $50
Value OF -four, pork and wheat shipped to Canada
ports IN May, 1874. 90 6lh
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'THE ABOVE CENTRAL, and connodious prrmise. oc.
euped ey the late ioha Sseny aud redttei
an feoreued by DANIEL. SWEhNY IA connection with hi,
present estao1 hment IN AUn for safe With al
the furniture at the eetrg kitchen sud all ueceuary
"veni nee, Tor conductnRa business capable of
rom $50 70 sie0 deyhe peseat propr,esr being
OF couhn,ng hs time 10 his Anu stt house Tn
personally to DANIEi. ,Wh'ENy 'F'
je5 m A m s,ra.,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-14
state of Indiana, wayne County. IS.

state Of Indiana, Wayne County. IS.
In the Probate Court Of Wayne County, May Term, l644.
Job Bo'o", Ad%ni''rator Of the Estate Petition for sale
Of James $. Bof;on, decd. %. Of
The widow and heirs of said deceased) Real Esf1te
ND now at this day, to-wit on the 18th day OF May,
~ 1874 being the 5ih day of May Term, 1874, of
Probate Court of Wayne County, affidavit Of dis
interested of the resdency of Elizabeth Ann
Borton hsr of said Estate; it is ordered by the
Court that said Elizabeth Ann Borton, be notified of the
pendency Of this petition. by publication i'll some weekly
and published in the County of Wayne,
for three SUCCESSFULLY prior to the first day Of the
of this and, unless she appear the I'd
Monday Of August plead demur said
petition will taken for confessed and decided
Jher absence. Witness,
JOHN FINLEY, c. p c. w. c.
May 3lst, 1914. (SO 1925
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Notice to Tax Payers.

THE Common Council Of this City will sit in
special Monda 18th instant for tho purpose
of hea ring and acting tho OF those who
feel agrieved by the of their for
eis year All persons who fed with the
of their property hereby notified to attend
BY order OF the Council. VIM w. LYNDE, City elk.
Richmond, June 7. 1874. A-2v
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WOOL! WOOL!

WOOL! WOOL
ME subscribers prepared TO pay. and shall
continue TO pay throughout the the highest
market in Cash for description OF WOOL, de-
Iivered at their store, No SO. Main st Cincinnati
MILLER 4 MCCULLOUGH.
Wholesale Grocezs and Commission Merchants.
May 10Th, lS4I. ($3Gaz.) 20:3m
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Aw0ws1 111G1101.

YNE co. WING TICK E T.
Senators.
ABNER M. BRADBURY.
DAVID P. HOLLOWAY,
Representatives..
JOSEPH LEWIS,
WALTER LEGG,
ELI WRIGHT.
Clerk.
THOMAS G.. NOBLE.
sheriff.
DAVID GENTRY.
treasurer.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Associate Judges.
Jesse WILLIAMS,
JOHN BEARD.
Recorder.
JAMES WOODS.
County Commissioner.
LARKIN THORNBU RICH.
school COMM ssioner.
THOMAS ADAMS.
Coroner.
SAMUEL C.. MEREDITH.
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