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The New York herald., 1862-05-08
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Size has 54S ueenw icL street Consult her itn
edatsv. abe has sqya IN Describing tho past present
aud future. LADIES' z, cents genismsn W cents hours
trom "a " biVP H.
The New York herald., 1862-05-08

UCTI0N NOTICE.-LARGE STOCK OF SECOND
IA hand Clothing.-A. NJ CRISTALAR, auctoneer. viii
sell Friday, May at 10Y o'clock At 23 Bowery aarge
and extensive stock above comprising about $50 SILK
Desses all colors and paerns 200 Calico Muslin and De-
laine OF Broche
Of Qsts, Blankets Sheets Boots, Shoes, Plated Ware.
Fancy Goods also Mems Clothing. Coats Pants Vests
xc DC Sale positive, without reserve and well worthy the
The New York herald., 1862-05-08

TOHN II. BURLEY. AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL THIS
81 at O'Clock, at "A Canal street. Marble Top and
other Bureaus Sofa Beds mahogany and other Bedstead
Extension Centre aud other Tables Wardrobes Hatracks
mask and Lace Curtains and Cornices Feather Pillows
tresses Cottage Suits Velvet Brussels Threeply and other
Carpets Ocoths white and check Mating, Stoves Mosqui
10 Nets Kitchen Ware &c
The New York herald., 1862-05-08
A UCTION NoTICE-E ROTH, AUCTIONEER.
"A LARGE SALE OF

BEAUTIFUL BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS
CUT GLASS. CHINA AND SILVER WARE.
RICH CHINA AND PARIAN VASES AC
This day. May at O'Clock precisely At the elegant resi-
dence No. ll9 West Eighth street. between Fifth Sixth
rich satin brocate green velvet and hair cloth large
with mirror back and door each e6 Lace
Turkish Chairs Reception Chairs Bronze Clocks with China
Desks elegant Corner and Book Stands 6e.utul rosewood
mahogany Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands, Hair and
Spring Mattresses, Beds Bostes Pillows Blankets Sofa
Ingram Carpets single and double black walnut Bedsesds
Washsands Tables Rockers Mirrors Paintings black
Extension Table Buffet French China Tea Sets Ivory
Table Cutlery Glass China and Silver Ware Table Cutlery
oak Dining Chairs Ocoths Stair Carpets, Chandeliers
Sale positive All the goods must be removed wentyour
B-Reiabie win be in attendance 70 cart pack
ship the goods for purchasers.
The New York herald., 1862-05-08

A UCTION NOTICE (HORSES AND WAGONSl.-
IA RICHD WALTERS, suctioneer, Sells this day l0}s
o'clock o. IS Bayard street. several sound young Horses
among them team of handsome well matched Grays
long tails years odd team q Brown Horses Coach and
young Bay 15h haads high; one Brown Mare, Doctor
Wagon and Harness; one pretty Grey Saddle Mare,
Brown fas Horse, l5k hands high; several shifting
and Top Wagons Brewsters). two good Rokaways
HSck Light Wagons several Single and Double HARNESSES
sch Horses, &c. should apply early morning Of sale Sale
The New York herald., 1862-05-08
HENRY b. HERTs, JR. AUCTIONEER
III BY HENRY WOOD co

On FRIDAY, May .. at 1D& O'Clock,
AT THE SALESROOMS NO. $50 BROADWAY,
COMPRISING THE ENTIRE FURNITURE or HOTEL,
Consistins OF Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets, OH
cloths Patent Msnge rosewood grand action and square
Plan0s Billiard Table rosewood mahogany walnut and
Chamosr Psror and Dining Room Furniture every va
rey elegant nch plate Pier and Mante Glasses Beds.
Beddng Mattresses, Crockery China Glassware Cutlery,
Plated Ware Sc together with large lot OF Kitchen Fur
nure and Utensils with which the sale will commence.
OF JAMES LYNCH Sheriff.
NorrcRParies furnishing win find this worthy
he tim
The New York herald., 1862-05-08

s.rp1JR NEGLECTED PICTURE.r By WIN NJ DAVIS
This famous Picture of JET Davis Ia now ON eAii" :"
tion In the gailcry Of Ball Black A W,
The New York herald., 1862-05-08

rAi,ry HAVING, A FIRST CLASS FRENCH CAROM
\ Blllarh Tabe 10 rent until the LIST OF November
~ sni lt1nlef by addressing box 2.0s4 Post Office.
rr.yrNe SIX TO EIGHT FIRST CLASS BILLIARD
r.gss NH sel FOR each th ~, exchange for
-, i1s,s r. sta4s viii eke psrncr oprn room
Aid1sst ~ W X. "a ot A, Sprir- street.
,1.u II sil tkg OFFERs FOR SALE VERY sUpE
W ~, f8ts, Vit5 his newly nyent.a pn ent cushions
t h, = les1 ! ldges 10 spitt tsede utihnF Ie made
a. pr,c,s h ut tnie-. CAD ~ tae uanv1actory, I'D
rut,ua street.
The New York herald., 1862-05-08

AIRS ADDIE BANKER, SPIRITUAL MEDIUM, MEDI
M and business olarvoyaut copunues 70 give salts
faction 10 numerous VISITORS day and evening Rooms s29
Fourth street, four doors west Of Broadway NB-Dene
alton Of character BY letter.
The New York herald., 1862-05-08

rUHR LUBIN BROTHERS WILL SOON OPEN THEFu
Cagliosromantheum, and Introduce for the first time
this city Cagliosros Magic Curtain which il original w
themselves
The New York herald., 1862-05-08
HOTELS.

A sToRIA HoTEL.-THIS HOTEL, AT ASTORIA.
n Long Island having been rehed and furnished Is now
open accommodation OF the public Pleasantly situ
aed fronting the water. surrounded with beautiful
scenery drives oilers extra TO the
public As q resort this hotel IL unsurpassed.
connected with the Is large and commodous stable
for transient custom, and where be had
nj ali times Of conveyance 10 part OF the country
Fishng parties may be also supplied with boats, bait &c
xc or for pleasure under the immediate supervision of
with the brands Of wines liquors and
and the Table with all that the appetite
Target will find this hotel convenient pla
where. little distance they msy shoot under covered
communication witt, New York city by Hurl Gate ferry,
Eighty ana Second cars steamboat from
Slip and Brooklyn City Railroad, from Fulton ferry
reenpoin thence by stage the door OF the hotel
Conc and see how you like ~, = v,,sox ,.,.,.
A I.RIoN HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE, 5s5 HUD
"A son street OF CharlesPlcasant and well fur
nished Rooms in suits sngy, with without Board
Transient permanent bosrders will hnd this desirable
place T. LAMBERT Proprietor.
tpAyrLIoN HOTEL, NEWPORT NEW JERsEy.-THE
undersgned having taken the above fayorite sunmcs
this method informing his friends and former patrons OF
IN. Pavilion hat ready receive Boarders for thc
season AZ moderate terms Good bathing, fishing, Sc.
Ro.ts u.hne tackle, &c. always on hand.
$3.50 GEO. .. KTBBEE Proprietor -
For particulars inquire of JOHN Z. BLANCAS, No ioo
Bfoadwar
y, ,tSBow w j. HOWELL WISHES TO INFORM
* bs ,d friends aud customers that he has some OF hc
- s wines in city, of the stock rom the House
f Lords for by the belte pnnen IRON IL 10
ar. VI
The New York herald., 1862-05-08
COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD-LOCUsT HILL AVENUE, YOH-
~ ken-Famies single gentlemen desiring Board fus
the summer months be accommodated with hne R0om
and first table, scenery unsurpassed commanding
Address e, s., Yonkcra.
The New York herald., 1862-05-08

HENRY B. HERTs. yR. AUCTIONEER.
IL BY HENRY WOOD CO.
SHERIFFS SALE MACHINERY, LArHES, 30, &c.
On Thursday, May g. 1862 at II O'Clock.
At Nos l3l, l33 and 1856 Mercer street,
comprising large lot Of Sewing Machines Lahes Drills,
Castings Frames, Stoves and Pipe, Fixtures Betting Fur
naces, &C., &c.
BY order,
The New York herald., 1862-05-08

To LKT-THE FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT
House l62 West Twenty-n street, with all the
aern improvements in perfect order Furniture which
aew for SALE would let furnished responsible party.
yan be between Ii aud O'clock
The New York herald., 1862-05-08

TO LET-A LARGE ROOM, IN FIRST RATE LOCA-
tom for any light manufacturing business; 40 by 70
eet, well lighted; rent low to good tenant Persons
luring storage can also be accommodated moderate
erms Apply at 38 Sixth first door front, In the
The New York herald., 1862-05-08

To LET-FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED, A BEAU
tfuly situated country residence Is rooms Sail
ors Snug Harbor ferry tnorth shore Staten Island large
garden well shaded lawn stable
ooavenisnce for % large family; perfectly healthy Rent
Building. 81 Waverey place, or on GEORGE BARRETT,
Ks0. Wall
The New York herald., 1862-05-08

mo PHOTOGRAPH DEALERS DEALERS IN THIS
Inns will nnd to their advantage 20 cal At huiI
kIMMS "a White street. who are prepared 20 urnish
Photographs Album OF superior style Al the lowest price
tp which they invite the trade.
The New York herald., 1862-05-08

r BOGART. AUCTIONEER.-BY s. 4 J. BOGART.
q. This day May At II o'clock the auction rooms North
parlor Chairs Easy Chairs Bureaus
robes, Cottage Suit Mirrors window Shades, Bedsieads
Beds and Bedding Kitchen Furniture &c. Aso at IL O'clock
liera.
The New York herald., 1862-05-08

A UcTIoN SALE Or FURNITURE IN BRooKLYN-BY
fulton street Consisting o. Parer sa:
y.nut mshossny and other Beds.sads Bureaus. Fancy
Plated Ware Feather Beds, Looking Glasses, xn.
RY 3. T. MILLS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.
ID Fifty crates Of Earthenware, China and Fancy Goods
street, with Of other Goods Catalogues ready
IN FIrzsIMMoNs AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL ON
Friday 9Th inst at 10y Seoek a. ss @ Second avenue
Shelving Bottles Stock, &c.
GEORGE COOK, AucTIoNERR-ELEGANT HOUSE.
ns 10 The s e. %
stock Of first class custom made Furniture consisting
and Dining % Room suits Psor secrsiares Esgeres
fe.. Extension Dining Tables Chamber suits Of
cases, Amoirs Gase Lounges Chairs Hall stands Hall
icsses n s@As u O'Clock one rosewood Pianciorie N
CEo. HoLBRooK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a
sss w S o. and srss s
Fnrni,ure Of me house. Consisting Of two
su S
mahogany Beds'esds Bureaus and washsands Beds and
Table and Chairs TO match. and all the Kitchen Furniture,
Plated and Glassware, &c., Ac.
u SAdSEY viii sch, ts. day, at ioS O'clock IN Ham.
street. avenue, al the geneel Fur.
nsafs nns Sr ns s9pss q
ss Ser. osss s. and aise sns
and Pictures Bedsteads bureaus washands Mattresses
Bosters and Pillows, and all the Dining Room aud Kitchen
Furniture, &c.
HEo. HOLBRooK, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE NO. 800
NJ observation-disclosures Sae.-HOLBk0OK a CAGNEY
will sell, Saturday NEXT all the Furniture, Ac, Of the
the Bank, No. East Houston street.
sns Of four pull Beer Pump Bar and Fixtures Pier Man.
encampment OF the Seventh regiment N w marble top
Tables Arm Chairs plated Walters Mugs 4c Gas Chande
articles usually found in FIRST class hotel Catalogues
sale JOHN NJ SOMERvILLE, Attorney FOR Mortgage.
CEO. HeLBROOK,. AUcTIONEER -HoLBRooK 4
NJ CAQNEY will sell this day, at O'Clock at No. 15 West
Houston street, near Brosdway the Purnar. Of family
Ingram Carpets Oilclohs Paror and Chamber Suits
0as Chandeliers Bedsteads Bureaus, Tables Hair Mat.
tresse Feather Beds Hatracks Bookcases oves Exten
sion Tables Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture Crockery
and Glass Ware, &C.
The New York herald., 1862-05-08

i fronting the East river, large double Gothic Cot
ge carriage house. stable garden and five Of
" not let Immediately, two families be acc0mmo
lated with for the Furnished
Anfurnished, with without Board. Apply the pre-
misses, or At the Empire Sewing Machine Company, 5l0
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-05-08

r BOGART AUCTIONRER.-BY s. 81. BO0ART
this day. at o'clock Vt No 3Norh William street,
stairs the Stock and Fixtures Of Paint Shop, Pencelng
Brushes Paint Brushes. Ladders Signs Paints together
with all the Tools aud implements for carrying the paint
The New York herald., 1862-05-08

vNO LET-AT HIGH BRIDGE, THE COUNTRY SEAT OF
L r. y. Carman, with coach house, green houses &c
Also At Oarmansvie House, with coach house. l52d
street. overlooking Hudson river Likewise three story
brick Houses at Carmansvie, and Cottage High Bridge
Rent low to good tenants. Inquire Of r. F. CARMAN 1854
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-05-08

G HERMAN AUCTIONEER-S HERMAN 4 co. WILL.
D. sell Friday 9th inst, at l3 Bowery II O'Clock,
by virtue OF several executions large quantity OF Liquors.
&c. consisting Of Pale and Dark Brandes Bourbon and
Kirsch Wasser pipes Gin cases French Brandy London
sbs Moasses Soaps Candies Coffee, Prunes Dried Apples
VINEGAR, Dutch Herrngs Split Peas Beans &c. BY order.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15

HINTS Amour CmLpRES.--The moral
teachings should commence with the earliest
infancy; the physical as soon as there 10
bodily locomotion; the mental, meaning
thereby the literary, not earlier than ,he
completion Of the sixth year, not even 10
the extent of learning the alphabet or re-
peaiiug by .rote = mere mechanical mem-
orizing. This brain education is especially
advised in reference only TO children whose
situation in life allows them to study until
they are twenty-one. The children Of the
poor-those who must 60 to work and earn
something-can with safety begin at the
age Of three or four years, for three rea-
sons They are out in the open air nearly
all the time during daylight. Their food is
plain and not over abundant. The early
necessity that they should do something for
living does not allow time for special brain
disturbance; and any slight tendencies ia
that direction would be counteracted and
repaired by the constant muscular activities
necessary to their condition. But those
children who will have nothing to do but to
"get their education" up to the day of en-
tering their .twenty-first year, ought to do
nothing for the first third Of that period but
to eat and sleep, and play out Of doors from
morning until night, all the year round, ex-
cept when rain, sleet or snow are falling
Il is the exercise daily, "regardlessat the
weather." which works so many almost mir
acles in the renovation Of human health
4 The vanity Of parents is fed by the ''smart-
ness Of their children; but early ripe,
early ruined, may be said of all precocitics.
If not actually ruined, there is almost in all
cases sudden agiving out" of the mental
powers, and the prodigy of yesterday is the
mediocre of to-day, and the non compos
mentis of to-morrow.-HaTs Journal Of
HealM.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15
An OBsT1SArE ORGas.-In a small

An OBSTINATE ORGAN.-In a small
church at little village near Brighton,
where the congregation could not afford to
pay an organist, they recently bought self
acting organ, a compact instrument, well
suited to the purpose, and constructed to
play forty different tunes. The sexton had
Instructions how to set it going and how to
stop it; but unfortunately be forgot the lat
ter part of his business, and after singing
the first four verses of hymn before the
sermon, the organ could not be stopped, and
it continued playing two verses more. Then.
just as the clergyman completed the words.
p" Let us pray" the organ clicked and start
ed fresh tune. The minister sat ii out
patiently. and then renewed his introducto-
words, Let US pray" when click went the
organ again, and started off on another tune.
The sexton and others continued their ex-
ertions to find out the spring, but no man
could put stop to il; so they got four of
the stoutest men in the church to shoulder
the perverse Instrument, and they carried il
down the centre aisle Of the church, play
ing away, into the church yard, where it
continued clicking and PLAYING away until
The whole forty tunes were finished. :.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15

Forks OF SALuTArIoN.-Mcst modern
forms of salutation and civility are derived
from chivalry, or at least from war, and
they all betoken some difference, as from .
conquered person to the conquerer; just as
in private life we still continue to sign our
selves the very humble servants Of our
correspondents. The uncovered head was
simply the head unarmed; the hemlet be-
ing removed, the party was at mercy. So
the hand ungloved was the hand ungaunt-
leted; and to this day it is an incivility to
shake hands with gloves on. Shaking hands
itself was but token Of truce, in which the
parties took hold each of the others weapon
hand, to make sure against treachery. So
| also gentleman's bow is but the offer Of
| the neck to the stroke Of the adversary;
so the lady's curtesy is but the form of going
on her knees for mercy. The general prin-
ciple is marked, as it ought naturally to be,
still more strongly in the case Of military
salutes. Why is discharge Of guns q sa-
lutte +? Because it leaves the guns empty.
and at the mercy Of the opponent. And
this is SO true that the saluting with blank
cartridge is a modern invention. Former
ly, tie salutes were fred by discharging the
cannon balls, and there have been instances
in which the compliment has been nearly
fatal to the visitor whom it meant to honor.
When the officer salutes, he points the drawn
sword to the ground; and the salute Of the
troops is, even at this day, called "present-
ing arms that is, presenting them to be
| taken.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15

NAPoLEoN's SIMPLE HABITs.-He who
has disposed Of crowns and surrounded him.
self with royal pomp, was simple and econ
omical in his habits, and his personal ex-
penses were triaing. He dressed in the
morning for the whole day, despatched his
breakfast in few minutes, and then work.
ed frequently to six in the evening. He
dined alone with the empress, except on
Sundays, when all the royal family were in
vited; and on Wednesdays, when the minis
ters met in council and dned with him. He
had only one course to dinner, followed by
the desert, and he drank little wine, and
that generally mixed with water. Fifteen
TO twenty minutes was all he took for din
ner, and as his head was clear, he was fit
for work Immediately. He continued his
labors after dinner, and seldom put off any
thing to the next day. He slept well at
| night, as calm and as sound as a child. His
constitution, naturally good, and his great
temperance, enabled him to undergo an en-
ormous quantity of labor. His Industrious
life was only diversified by occasional visits
to the theatre, or by riding or hunting in
fine weather. He looked after household ex-
penses most strictly. There was neither
waste nor parsimony. He was an econo-
mist because he loved order; and he saved
not because he was fond Of money, but in
order to expend literally on fit objects.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15

An old lady, who had apparently not long
TO live in this world, requested her daugh-
ter to teach her song of some kind, as she
had never learned 10 sing, and did no. know
one tune from another. Her daughter was
curious to know what had put such notion
into her mothers head at such time of life.
!" Oh" said the old lady, "what a pretty
creature | would be to 90 to heaven with
never song on my lips"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15
Il. AMAD0N,
TcHMA AKER & JEW Il L x R

Constantly for Sale -
Ihes Clocks Gold aud Silver Work, and Fancy Goods
good assortment Of Guns, Rifles sad Fishing Tackle
In weutworth's New Building.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15

A captain, one of the old school, being at
a ball, had been accepted by a beautiful
partner, lady of rank, who, in the most del
icate manner possible, limited to him the
propriety of putting on pair of gloves.
. o. was the elegant reply, "never mind,
me, ma'am; shall wash my hands when
I've done dancing
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15

A thief being caught by the proprietor on
the top of his garden wall, was asked, some
what peremptorily, where he was going, to
which question he replied, with admirable
discretion, Back again"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15
RUSSELL HYDE,

WEST INDIA GOODS ANB GROCERIES,,
In Flour, lard, Hams, Fish, 7, l. salt, OIL, Fluid,
Batter, Cheese, crorkery and Glassware
lboye goods having been bought for CASH will be sold
alta small advance, for ready pay @Aiiat
Newton's Block, MOL
BLOWS FALLS, May /, 1887.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15

A Chicago paper having said that the Sc
cessionists were in league with hell, Prem
lice suggests that they are within league
io ii.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15


MAKING RooM.-A very good-temper-
ed gentleman, with very long nose, was
one day walking down an narrow street,
when two or three very quizzical ladies'
with very i'll grace, paused on their way
and looked steadfastly at the gentleman's
nose. He, good-humoredly, placed his fing-
er on to its tip, and, pressing it to one side
said, Now, ladies, you have room to pass r
A SouLLEss aAN.-An Iowa orator
wishing to describe his opponent as a soul
less man, said al have heard that some
persons hold the opinion that, just al the pre-
else moment after one human being dies,
another is born, and the soul enters and ami
mates the newborn babe. Now i have
made particular and extensive inquiries con-
cerning my opponent thar, and l find that,
for some hours before he drew breath, no
body died Fellow-citizens, ] viii now leave
you to draw the inference"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15
J. d. BRipGMAN,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
] Solicitor in chaneery, BELLOWS FALLS, VI
Commissioner to take the acknowledgment OF Deeds
a nd other Iustru.aents for the State Of New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28
now TO SAVE pUDIJc MONTY.

to o.. Eliio, Of T1. y. \. Isi'4H+
sr: A remark 10 your columns Of the Eth proves
49,. You Inv. not fproiou tho iner,as ~ very nlmcfoG
and co,pii. body Of your ffendslno lafdwofkns ae hsn
,,.s elerb, sad oaciss lud small property owners Of
M cite lo,e Income viii Do seriously reduced By t1s
Government trr Tor .le sasen'a!ien u the
u,,d States Treasury during Tie progress 70! re wa of i"s
reclamation Of no Union. That Tho Tax viii be oheeiiaiJ
Ia r5 an, orennrirncs' fof such purpose entertain
80 5,bt, bat conceive to be The duty OF every goodes
hoh toward ~, family snd bis feros 20 point out If no
80 o n can be met With tho loa,, derloa,, weight TO
M M thef anup,l reyenls iiom industrial o. pfoei''ona
,,rriu.. or payment Of rsnia or Interest.
rhl, and can only, be elected by reduction 81 he
,,i,,l expenditure Of tls city governmsn, 10 isr stan
a ,iot corresponding With an honest rofns'of ' ma
,s,,ry ana I'm means Of 10, iuhibianih TnH Tah1Hs
~ ,e Gates s such IL your owH conviction, hn. com
H., ven expires, q in terms TOO general ~ the securing
=, ,ov ,ool result Why 'os aaeA he prevailing abuse" aud
ia orross them selis.im lid IN o1li.elitins hen. aud
.l,,,.,ios. public fasne hr osccsis wh' viii DO want
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D. IN. f,t rank % the ebryc classes srnfi The p'e'eui
, rt oot tts Corporation .ivs .iiins 20 ananloi
, io.tnsls Of ltls or oirculaou which srs perod
,,I s,h esvowed oijo' 81 living, IN tho end. on
a J.,or,izn. subsidy ol'aiued through ibe uos- Ga
,i- trgoerc-. This System sfecia ~ claneA II tn
49,. ,ogipe.f.iou e. thc execution 81 prhc WORKS
10 ootct ~ h3aeat capitalists rarey 'ee The corp Zion
s. they at- csloi while Il Injuries Tho iouueyinea
,,,a,.n aud slsr.rs ~ throwing the wori AID moloy
ft the hgnd sud oolcs o. au oI fLod gang 81 ~ LOBBY
,,, ,o flourish ia md around tho two Boards o. me
ce, Council and Who, b. pIe'ususod Osuia.la obiain
he n.ie.. prizes, bot serferd peg tAo loWe't rates 81
,.e Tof instanco Corporation cohifac'o" Knows ttt
=, :, IN, nlvertisri IN " Corporation eddy" No
800 tsi there viii consequently be- no composing biz. 30
h. ut In bic tondcl In this he estimates the labor
= f@, bnlr-d Irish iih0ftr. a. siK shilling " y per
d,y for s.oa On tbA basis be obtains hi prices and Is
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nufBEk FkOH ZACH tTAft.
Cattla. ShIp 4 Llof. CalveI. HoIses. 81

piis. sl76io q 10 rsllow ed6tc p II, Pelt,, 81 SOC
2 each; Cali Skins Bd9c. y H.
NJ RBeef Eyts and Fret quality incude nothing bat the
be q large Fat stall fed Ogen. Second quality includes the
hest led Oaen bes, safed Cows snd the Deg thses.
,sr.od Steers Ordinary consists Of Bulls and the refuse
lots.
EyrPEstia incuies coses ssd when those Of iaferi~
quality arc thrown out. 80 NJ,
1hsr were - cars tbs Grand Turk and Eastern Rail-
road s over tho Boston and Lowell and 90 tn fea
burg. =, -, m.
sAEKs A the sock Of Cattle was sDsilony about 800,
including the Wearns 81 BIight0nae drOyet trs TO sd'
vance price but, there were act great ooy on.e+
but few cae changed hands, and taos, at last Weeks pces
few were sold for 40 IS y net from that down TO 20.
slim Cattle OF which ,hore proporion 10 'aie AZ
NJ s-er su;vly Of Sheep prices about the sane as aa
These OF 100 and over sold for 0.c hsh'er ffct
sheep 3kc. - D.