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sand bastinadoes each and then TO be taken in
chains TO the caraeca" (the galIeys.) have not
heard that these miserable people dared =, utter
one word in their own defence. But respect for
pei me to state that having observed among the
prisone an elderly man and a boy, he very ccn-
siderately ordered that they should receive but
five hundred each, SO that in fact there were but
siHiy;nne thousand oast,nadoss administered.
for The whole Of the day. The Bey then ordered
the chiefs of the "Zuavies" to repair to Bardo,
and approached them for the want of subordnation
dis eipiine IN future. You are aware that there
exists great jealousy and hatred betxe cen the
"Zuavies'' and regular soldiers, which this affair
cannot fail to aggravate; and as the former are
they will not be tardy in seeking their revenge
There are it is said, about 20, $50 to 25000 in the
regency, and employed, when not on tour
collecting taxes, as guards in the fortresses.
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Our PhiladsIpnia Correspondence.
Fuweral Of Toner, Victim to The recent Fire Riot
Mtitury Parode- Markets &c.

fHiLApELPhIA, May 20
Fuweral Of Toner, Tictim to The recent Fire Riot
Miitary Parode- Markets &c.
The funeral oi james oner the roter, who died from
the effects Of blow received during All attack upon
the Iir Mount engine caused cole cton of
on the southern boundary of the city. and few per-
sons were arrested Tor disord.ry Conduct The police
Sheriff and Mayor the spot This circum-
stance has been. am to exaggerated into
riot for the purpose of forming acceptable telegra
phc dctpach To the New ork papers. The hearing
Of helry Brown. who struck the fatal blow To have
taken place this afternoon but been deferred in
dttnltcy for tear Of causing a disturb ance between
lbe different fire companies interested
The artillery r"timrnt, composed OF the Philadelphia
Cray, " hl gton Gray National Artillery Junior
Arlirists. Philadelphia Artillery and the City Artl
ley ami, +. parade thit Afternoon
Barnums Museum opened this day, in Swain's
BUILDING and notwithstanding the rain, was crowded
wib visiters.
Monsieur Adrien is about to open a series Of enter
tai nments in the large FALCON of the Musical Fund
Hail which is to be htted up in the most magnificent
style.
The -four market is inactive. the only sale reported
b. ing small lot Of good brand ut 81 SO per Dbl For
mon and fancy brands. Rye -four stl sells at So 75
ana corn meal Is duh ut the ZANE price The demand
fr wheat II dull and no sales are reported. Sales Of
corn to opsiderabe amount have been made ut SOC
far weight Oats continue dull Good Southern sell
st Soc busEel Sales Of whiskey at axe to 22c
for hide and bbls.
We the stock sales to- day First Board
$6COO Penn 5s So: ~ 900 do, S5l4 5000 do, S59s;
as; 60 Susq anal II; l6 Diamond ,oal Co, II;
Penn Bank III; 2U00 Sch Nav Gs Al; 140O Lehigh
o.. 81. Second Boa'd-l 600 State 5's S5A; 300 do
1885, 1000 City 6s, 80. 1903; II 500 Wilmington RR SIS
Western Bank 571a; % Harrisburg kR, 451S; 800
Union Canal, IL u
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On Sunday. 27th inst, Mr.. SYLVESTER VAN BusKIRk,
in the 91st year OF his age.
His friends and relatives respectfully invited to
attend his funeral ed nesday, 3Vth inst at half
past three o'clock r. NJ. from his late residence 100
Hudson street without further invitation.
On the 10Th inst. hARoAREr c., wife of James III.
Hervey. Esq aged 25 years
the relatives and friends Of the family are respect.
fully invited to attend her funeral TINS TUESDAY
afternoon. at three o'clock from her late residence
No So Hammond street. without further invitation.
On Monday NOR ming 2Sth inst JAMES ELLIS HERLE-
HY. youngest son Of Maurice and Ellen Herlehy.
The friends of the family invited to attend his
funeral this afternoon at four o'clock from the resi-
dence OF his parents No "a Ann street. NJ b. His re-
mains will be taken to st James Church, Brook lyn
On Monday evening after short illness, LAWRENCE
Hull. Etq
Funeral this afternoon, at three O'Clock, from his
late residence Bakes buildings, Court street. Brook
lyn corner of Ealtic.
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the California win be obliged to come down under sail

the California will be obliged to down under sail
" hen she would leave, uncertain.
frscas took place ut fsndsngo In this town few
nights since. in which two Mexicans shot u
ms small party Of Americans who had arrived In
during the day, and had probably imbibed too
much sguadie paid visit to the house and fascina-
ted by the bright the glowing bufts ripe lips and
forms the lovely sen0ritas took highly
mproper liberties with their persons The jealous
husbands interfered- the Americans drew their pis-
tolt-the women screamed shots hred on both
sides, and two greasers' wounded The whole town
in high state Of excitement for hours. but
nov all quiet The Alcade has issued ano"'1Iiamr"io
ordering all to for the present aud
all houses where agadcne IL sold to be- closed
clock at night Tho Offending .9siconos have pro-
ceeded to California
send these letters through the American Consul Mr.
Birt,ll a gentleman who represents his government
With dignity and to the satisfaction, believe of all
American travellers.
The Oregon sas this evening or in the morning for
San Fraacisco. ] shall write you Immediately my
arrival. w. A. Is.
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News from Yucatan.

New ORLEANS, May 10, 1870
left Belize Honduras the 18th of May in tow Of
the steamship Palmetto and arrived at this place on
the 18th instant all well after having been Belize
ten weeks This rather an of the way place but
Of the plessantest harbors in southern climate
There but few inhabitants they are, however,
eisble ospitable and polite | left American YES
sells in port. but five large British ships loading with
mahogany.
Below copy letter for publication il you think the
news worth 1t. JOHN N. CRANE.
BELIZE, May IL, l849.
CAPTAIN CRANE.-The steamer Te'ra arrived at st.
Georges Key, the I'D of April with thousand
troops and anchored in the Blue Hole "a place
called. The troops were embarked in bungoys, and
from thence sailed to the Rio Honda They then pro-
ceedcd up the river till they got far Tassao,
where they met with force of Indians They fought
and twelve Indians were killed, and on part three
Spaniards and one American captain all that
killed Having gained this proceeded till got
Bacalar. and here met force of about 500 Indians
and after a battle Of half hour Bacaar taken
We had two men killed; the Indians one hundred and
twenty five and four taken prisoners few days after
fifteen delivered themselves prisoners suppose
from hunger. Our Spanish army is ut Bacaar, aud
will remain there for a few months for fear that the
Indians may again attempt to take legal coutry.
Signed, JOSE NJ MARTINUS,
Par our Trxt
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EorSAnte give y concert Carroll Hall this evening.
J. r Scot and Mvp Fanny Wnllaek commence
engsK ment At the Front Street Theatre this evening
This H. Miss walacks FIRST appearance In Balti more
and the hrst appearance Of Mr. Scott for number OF
years hey will doubtless draw we'll
Holiday Htr~et Theatre Ia again closed and the TIA
Nan Aston House Opera Company have gone to Wash
apEtou, here they will give series Of entertainments
during he week.
The advices by the Caledonia. on Saturday morning,
tended to unsettle the market; -four especially was
duller under the and but little done We
note sales Of about $50 bb Howard brands at
- 90; holders generally were asking more, without
nndinE purchasers Nothing done in City Mills or
6usquebanpa; holders asking the prices contended
for prior to the steamer The receipts OF grain are
moderate Sales Of 1910 bushels of Pennsy vana red
wheat at 81 o. and good to prime Maryland ut 81 81
b. txe Of white wheat. suitable for family hour Ut
81 Ia Corn steady; sales Of white at ~ cts ~ cts
yellow 30 cts. 90 cts oats 20 80 cts rye Do cts
Provisions steady; pork Sll; prime 80; bacon
unchanged Groceries quiet Whiskey Is dull small
tales at 70 2lA pergallon in hhds and bbls At the
Stock Board Saturday. there sales of 81 900 IT, s.
O., 1868. ll4,a: 90 sbs B and .. r. r. 461a; 2 shs.
Bank Of Baltimore 351 80 shs. Frank. Bk., "a.
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Passengers Arrived.

LorpoN-- Packet ship Victoria -Rev Mr. Messenbud Mr.
Messeniud children; Mr. Tutwe and family chdron Nj
ramrhilcn, Mr. wighton, Mira Ncvham, Miss Cndon, Nj
Parsons Mrs Parsons and family L. Mr. Easily Joseph Fin
lony, hcrat, Acrat Mr. Phupishof Miss Cooke JOSEPH
Booscy Mary Boofey and family r Fassctt Mrs Smith, sid
smith, Miss Oasmnn Mr. Potter and children Mrs Po
or and 3lb in the storage.
sh and Nedam.
,GnrEsoo,--shiI Conrad farr Sunday but omittcd)$
nAvRr-ship John IIsncock-v Lasere.
GLhseow-Bark Ann baricy--J srnot Of NYork; famed
Afnot Isabella Arnott, OF Scotland Capt Duncan
lady Ms Ann Duncan. Miss Margaret Duncan, John Dun
con, Of kincardinc.
BkLrAsr-Bark elieftan-Mr Mel and lady, Mr. John,
sor, j hobatt, ncAmlridgo.
IALEhmo-- Bark Columbia-H II Barstow.
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Weekly Report OF Deaths

In the City County Of New York. IRON the 18th day OF
May to the 10Th day of May, l549
Men, IS; v omen III Boys 78; Girls, CO. Total, 20f.
DISEASES
Apoplexy ~ asthma, atrophia, u burned scaded. Il
bronchitis Sarbunce casualties cholera. Is; cholera
morbus, consumption 49, commissions 81 Group
tion If lungs 3 cyanocs debility q; darrhoa 4; dropsy
dropsy in the head H. drowned O. dy sentery& epilepsy
eryspeas fever fever puerpersl o. fever scarlet TO-
fever typhoid fever typhu fever congestive heart
disease vf A. hopping cough !; inflammation Il Inflammation
Of brain Al Inflammation Of bowels IL; of chest,
Inflammation of the heart !, inflammation of lungs ~
Inflammation OF stomach Il inflammation oliver D. nsan
ty L. ntemperance, O. jaundiee l. killed murdered 4
rasmus, o. measles modification, |; old d palsy, 81
premature birth q pleury, rupture scrofua q small
pox spinal disease, spruce q suicide teethng q tu-
NOR, |; varioloid, 2; unknown,4.
Age--Under year, SIS years, "a to Ei 20 TO-
10; 10 to 20 "A; % to 80 40; 20 to 40 3 ~ to So % 50 to co.
10; 90 to 10 IL 70 to 50, s; 50 10 80 3: unknown. II
A. W. WHITE, City Inspector.
CITY INsPEcroR's OFFICE. Nay 25 lSi9.
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Our Saratoga Correspondence.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, May Il, 1sAo

SAnArooA SPRINGS, May q, 1s4o.
s-Inprorement- Weather.
The public houses in this village Of fashionable
sort. be called legion; for they indeed many
Among the first the United States Hotel, Congress
Hail. and Union Hail. all three Of which have been aud
undergoing extensive repairs, and the former and
latter extensive additions Union Hall opens this day.
Congress Hall and the United States open the LIST Of
June Then there are, in addition to these extensive
hotels the American, Adephi, Stanwix. National and
Montgomery Halls. Prospect Mansion Congress Spring
Temperance House, City Hotel Temperance Hotel,
Washington Hall, Columbia temperance Hotel, Rail
road Home Centre House, Globe Hotel Franklin Hotel
Union and fork House
The improvements in and about the village
merous. he walks. arbors, and groves on Congress
Spring Ill., are in nice order; and the village through
out begins to assume an air OF business.
For nearly week past the weather has beea delight
full. The open windows admit the fine spring breezes
swing animation to all within the house well to
all vegetable creation without Never has more
lovly morning dawned the spring than this Such
tine weather must set the tide Of fashonabes and in
valids hitherward
INTERESTING FROM MExICo.-On the 18th Of April
the Me Xican boundary commission left the capitol
for Topic. They were to embark at Topic sometime
during the last of April TO be at San Diego before
May 81. he government has given them supplies for
year, which is the length OF time supposed to be
CURED for tracing the boundary line Great confidence
escort of $50 men, the same number with which our
commissioner Is provided. This force Is considered
necessary protection against The Indians.
he Indian instruction has not been crushed, but,
the contrary, is carried more vigorously than
ever A letter from San Luis Potosi. says
THE situation in which this city and its vicinity
placed by the invasion of the mountaneers is Highly
critical I hose who compose that force more
than handful Of malefactors highway robbers and
other criminals who destroy all that in their
way. The towns and villages complain bitterly of the
apathy of the authorities OF the incapacity of General
ustamente who is shut up at Queretaro and Of the
nertDess and inactivity Of General Uraga who, lying
at San Luis dc la Paz is waiting for the Indians to
and defeat him.
PARTY of 100 Indians Of the Sierra, attacked 20 Of
the National Guard stationed in Le Mission de la Pal
mas captured the place, sacked the church, and shot
two persons.
In the ncighborhood Of Jalapa mines have been
discovered. which are about to bo worked.
The celebrated guerilla chief Cenobio, has been i'm
prsoned in the Castle Of Ulua for being concerned in
the murder Of d. Manuel Garcia and D. Guillerlao Ga
vilan-N. o. Crescent, May 20.
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Weekly NcvOrt of Deaths

In the City Of Brooklyn for the week ending May ?6 1872
Macs q; Females, IA; Adults IL; Children 24-rota IS.
DISEASES.
Childbirth i CONSUMPTION, 81 commissions Il cholera NOR
bus congestion of brain, !; uerum diar hea,
i dropsy dsnttion 81 eryspelas I: fever nhammatory,
fever, scarlet 2; fever typhoid heart disease of Il
whoopDR cough, Infant of brain l. Inflammation
OF bow els, 2 inflammation of lungs measles
Il old premature BIRTH |; still born, neuralgia
CHARLES S. j. GOODRICH
Physician OF the Board
N. B.-Intermsnts in Greenwood and other Brooklyn
grounds from New York and other places, 2
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BIsnop LEFEvRE.-We learn that the fears
on board Of the steamer Empire have proved to be
founded. He In company with Bishop Henrick. of st.
Louis and Edward Barrow. late Bishop of Liberia,
rived in this city, last evening -BuFao .4dc May "a.
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do beef 40 TO- ashes 600 boxes cheese, 20 key, but,
TOTAL SumMA


On the 23d inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Carpenter. Mr.
Thomas J. HALL Miss Macy A. sEARisG, both OF this
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APPOINTMENT THE PREsIpENT.-Posr Oprrcr
D1ARrnsSr.-DrpuTy PosrsAsrrR.-Ely D. Anderson,
Deputy Postmaster at Moysville, Ky.
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Importdnt from Coliforra-One Million of Dollars in
Gold Dust at San Faneiseo.q,riroI Of tie Cayuea at
san Bias Mezico.
The steamship Oregon, Capt Pearson arrived at this
famous port Of the old Spsnards Thursday after.
noon, the 22d inst at o'clock. We left Panama on
Tuesday, the 18th Inst, at O'Clock AM, with $50
passengcrs-77 in the cabins 173 in the Storage
Upon arrival, we found in port the Prussan ship
Emma Heyn, Smorcr master, from New York loaded
with coal for Pacisc Mail Co.'s steamers; and also tho
brig Cayuga Capt Savage from San Francisco Cali
ornia, which place she left the 9Th ult The Cayuga
arrived here on Tuesday, the Goth inst, and brings
Important news from the gold region-important, be-
cause the statements relative to the riches of the p
widely circulated in the United States during
the last few months fully aud made
to appear strictly true Capt Savge reports that large
amounts Of gold had been received at San Francisco
from the mines and IL supposed that not less than
amilon Of dollars worth was waiting shipment to
the United States. The population Of San Francisco,
Nbeh the Cayuga sailed was estimated at O 600 per-
sons including majority Of those who have been
pio!edin sold digging during the past season Opera
aons at the ptacers had been suspended during the
AMY tessoh aud much sickness reported to exist
s"ong 'nose VINO remained the ground Provisions
~ eau n,ancisco were quite abundant and several
vessels were expected TO arrive in few DAVIS loaded
with all the necesearies of lif from the Sandwich
,sianos ana snipataso Gambling, rows. and murders,
however, were quite common. and the Americans had
serious difficulties with the South Americans
Mcxicsps, and other foreigners Gen Persfer smith
arrived In the steamship California and had issued b
proclamation forbiGding all foreigners from workinS
the piacsrs their own account. In the barbor ~
San Francisco the Sth ut were the iolloyng
vessels u s ship of the line Ohio, Commodors
Jones, Captain Stribpg; IT, s. sloop of st Maryis
Commander Crowninshields; u. s. sloop OF war
Dale bound for the u. }, Commander Rudd, U. 8
sloop Of war Warren, Commander A. X. Long; aud IT,
S storesbip Southampton. There were also the ship
Chill OF Boston Capt Leach; whalcr Bingham Of Mys
tic, Conn capt. scoville bark Caao. Capt Stevens;
Malek Adel, Captain Hail. bark Olga, Bull; bark
Mary, Parker English brig Alert, and twenty
thirty Gillian. Peruvian, and Mexican vessels.
The steamship California, the first Of the Pacific
Mail Company's steamers arrived At San Francisco
the 18th OF February with nearly four hundred passen
gers Her coal gave out at Monterey, and she vas
obliged to procure green wood, with supply Of which
the proceeded There 10 coal at San Francisco and
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..x,.o, Produce Market mt Liverpool.

has. one~lsf improves ennf 10 80
10 nanu' tcufaE 'Hifta 40 ~ -
i.-. -, r. ig snpoyed "a tAes- 1tlFe' Fe) ia's-N GU
-. III 81 .rta q I'D 90 o. -, -
hi - het ~ lnTpf's hs7e a-%n 90. '4s- -
80. r.ea sror-f % sDoui s'r ootsf Ihe'- 49,
r.s.Hs psrces a 9sfor iay an1 OBJ ~ e'''.
-, .r,ssi 81 .iu ~ O." - Nh-t - -
- q. 4. Ga farmer q10tataat ~ r'f'' Faf'-- > .
49,. = t.,. Ave shown coe ffna~ts d9rfR pe af' sN
:. 49,, o- 10 noe sste1 ins bnss Pfcrs
F.r Ham L~fs better csnend as tn@ s,'ts %
"a I. -efe-a defs caalot - cagSsec o. h-eJ 10
80 a. B fstss. $500. H.. O.. . s.-...4 ---...
y. q sfa.y of be a-ssi Fsfcsls there % change u
oois rfae 81. ... .t. ....,.. bal. $1,000
H. croseects l1r The coinins sti vote
. l.ts or previous afYrss Betf hafnf i1er 1 M
80. "A. tsr cet In- 9nes; nN pftaaf' iDf ii
49,. o. sT thsn 'h@ ar'ee ever r~scfed p
- = a.. - ~ u the sbg 81 An~fcsn tt~-.e n'i
,.,.frs operations stPsctta o. 70" ff-ke o.
no. throughout t's Jssf "a
ACTIVITY al frulss1 % tt- us@i gretiorsf rp.f
oss 81 aaag 1sfafl4 'ls resk be- teen f-fk 'a
,sh = +sae of - Ter frf tas been sfpniie1 iD it- ~
80. I'd s..fsr fferf srss 80 t- tpns-nP ~ '
- Cree Better BE- h-rfsf Ielnsai - ~ r. -
,...., .Kss bad ie1 $50 b. DOR 01niHt'lF
bfsl MI fr ffet. Dbl ~ iai r' :"
sss b. prs. qlsai1s. - ha'i's Drsa a'' ~
40 a.frs.. f NrsfsrufYfe
'I'r,s.Ts d.msa tas tel moa,rs without say easgs IN
pr -, 80. 4. ..,,.i. a. 3. q, g.,.-g Z,
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HupsoN RIVER THOUGHTS Our friend l.. Gay
erd CLARK Of The kncksTDocker was obliged to crowd
III. following out Of the Editorial Table OF the July
Observation-Disclosures, We shall undertake TO
crowd "a into The Tribune
As one gldes up the Hudson in en- afternoon steamer
he will zee occasionally the night bank OF the rVer
a sudden puff OF smoke, then booms report ana
presently, tunbling into the water, or burTowing III
the ground, throwing up cloud OF dust come the as
ionied fragments OF rocks disruptured 10y gunpo"der
10 make smooth highway of iron through the ever
lasting hills We had been reading the late ioTelgh
news on board the Erie steamer tho other al tsiho"n
when on, OF the aforesaid blasts occurred ana
thsreupon we thought this wise that the smoke,
the reports the uphesyngs of kingdoms and Peity
municipalities on the other side OF the water Wou'u
t. followed by present disruption, and the ial oil IN
righteous thrones and tyrannies, never TO rise again
while the car Of liberty should roll peacefully over the
now troubled earth. Tyranny may eXnlt over me
temporary repression OF petty tumults these are but
the reeedng waves repused and broken Tor moineni
on the shore while the great tide 10 rolling on ana
gaining ground with every breaker. Look at the hun
gsriansi
.Tbsu swords are q thousand their bosom. srs one.
Tss The hast Of tier blood and then ofeethi
Ana mt fsagsrs desceoc o. the harvest OF death
What the result will be- time alone make manifest
While the friends OF liberty hope 1t may also be inc
part OF wisdom to fear But in any event the end II
not No
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AUCTION SALES.
A. ~ MEAwtN. Aaeuco>~s
RANGH. YI.ATT q co. sserr ~ D.

by BANGS, rI.ATT Il CO. ssore ~ Bro.t~sy
DAr PEvarE SsLE-BosSs LisaAsIsx--J9s r~cetv-a.
ss~su.ny vol q sesl-s-Ps xsthssie .sa isesaa~o.s.
.oFss brsnds popular Anr9ainss q - ADD Seosise4
ard Ire ara vos Roger OF Wendosers Flowers Of his
.,ry vol I. Hznboidrs Cosmos. 2vois hilers fbloso
cav 81 History. vo,s Pisio's worts. ~ SSsy, Nel
schuers Robbers, ard rcnsining Dramas sisan,ots
" alsole's Anecdotes Of Psintins vos. svo brJA
D.ctoa.rv 81 Psi,trrs ard Engrsvers. ~ eersl sVo
FiFrlETH NETWORK TRADE SALE.
T. Be CONNIE coed. he >iauonsTy AID Fsref Sac -
FRfDAY sgh August snd tie Bcok Sac "a I f>OAt T.
s.s AsEu.f lsss for wtch coBs snmeos q bcoks. Pa
~ Sfsconery Stereotype Pste-, Baaers' Clcih. Lea
her Ac are respectfully soilcosd COnineatos ~hoec
.ire 70 90 50 vii ~ asNsd - reserve ne purice- ~
whdrawinx any item after The sac q ne afs o. taet
reservation heinr spec 6e1 In he Cssiosue Fnhs2As
ios printing sAold BE- furnished ~ ne ~ .. Jay
next Al witch nrre the prinrug Of The Csslogues WI
BE commenced TIE usual cash advances vii ee made
90 rrcript u gooca when desired
TERMS OF >Als.-on al purchases ffosn ne " no's
Cstaokuc amounting $50 and apssrt. far and six
uoulhs credit purchases from The whose Cs9s.ofGe
less han s7s and Ihan $oc fear months credit.
and Al purchases less ihan 500 cash discount ~
per cent will be allowed ~ purchases exceed ~
s. f,o Approved endorsed notes. 70 b dated The tk
day Of satisfactory 20 e sellers and ssyshi- n tAs
delivery Of tho goods and ~ithin he~a days siler The
sale ara a. bills sculed within twenty DAYS -
s4e,ect sdctcu 81 PER cent and insresi. nse
rsrce sDd storage ~ chNgt until settled for snd AL
count 81 efrued he eoutr oatgs oots
be delivered purchasers within thrty days itoV
last cav Of sale Any impercucns reqared oy pefeno
he applied or 10 The cociIio1ofs ~iinn fur
months " the isy ~ sale ..
FLETCHER HARPER. CHARLES FRANCIS.
2 PRATT. ROE LOCKWOOD,
ISAAC h. CADY. J n. HEkklCk.
~ Broadway. June 5. 1873. Committee