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New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
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The amount Of fractional currency received from the
Printing Bureau Of the Treasury Department during the
week was $CO9COO. Shipments to Assistant Treasurers
were as follows: New-York s2OOOOO; Boston. 100000;
Philadelphia, S75OOO Baltimore, $4,000; to National
Banks, Sl92Gls total s6l7Gs The Treasurer holds In
trust for the National Banks security, for circua-
ton s3l2 2jOJO and public deposits S9OnOOo National
bank notes burned during the week. slS29jO; total
amount burned to date Ss9OO7; bank currency issued
for bills destroyed during the week, S238sI0 total
amount paid by the Treasurer, SsG899Oi balance due
for muated notes, s2lssl7 bank circulation outstand-
ing this date, <2996sO957 fractional currency de.
stroyed during the week, fj3So0O.
The principal aud interest due on first mortgage bonds
OF the Hudson River Railroad Company will be paid on
lst February, after which date interest will cease.
Tho following were the earnings Of the Kansas Pacific
Railway for the month Of November:
rs 93 2
To......................... 425a8ss o
Working 1900 10
Amount OF oct proceeds to balancs.......... $65JJ
The land sales for the year 1869 follows Amount
received, sOss77 sji sold S33;9s III value OF
town lots, s,5l5-tota SlO56,52 S. The average price
Of the lands per during the year g o. The sales
for the week ending December 49, 1859, were 30OG 81
acres which sold for lOssS So The average price was
s. so per acre.
The receipts of the North Missouri Railroad for Deem
Der were
s2o3 $40 l3G3.. .9i g27 ncrease.....lO6a 6a
The receipts OF the North Missouri Railroad for Decem
Der
s203 800 e9 o2 Increase. slOac63
The following is the comparative statement of the
ports exclusive Of speclc from the port Of NewYork to
foreign ports for the week ending Jan 4:
1868 1859. 1870.
Torthe vcek...... s2,5yOs2i Gl,g-G,2iO 42E456
Price Of god....... 10 10 IIf
The following shows the imports of foreign dry goods
and general merchandise at the port Of NewYork for
the week ending Jan. 7
FOR ne Ussk 1865, 1869. 1870
Dry goods ............. Sg7IGB Glc7Jl9j sll9t85
GrHer merchandise. 2,+8l,Ji9 2at05ZJ SZ7oO"
Total for III. week. $4,000 s35GE3 sA552s95
The following the dry goods imports included IN
the above for the same period:
For he Wsek IS6S. 1869. 1N7O.
Entered at the po....... G9tt8 2 SlOJilsJ SIlyLsao
Thrown msrkeL.....,.. g674lj l.Oj2,2B 6|9Ji9
The exports Of specie for the week ending January 8,
1870 were $Is2G7O.
The following comparative statement OF the exports
OF specie from the port Of NewYOr to foreign ports for
IS years, from Jan. 10 Jan. g. and for the CORE
spondng periods in the undeTnOted years:
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11tb 9abIitaiions

MEXICAN HOTO-LITH0GRAPHIC CO.'S
n OFFICE hss been removed TO No. lao fsioast n y -
CHE WOULD READ THE PERSONALS
- See The story The JEWISH MESSENGER FOR sale al
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Siuanual.
ArnEnr Il. EleoLAr. Assuoas.r.


S30O000 UNION SISlN udP455iE PAGIFIg r z. z.
LAND GRANT BONDS AT AUCTION ALBERT H. S.D D...l .I
sell THURSDAY JAM 70, 1870 at Public Auction o. ' r-s"
sllesro1m NO M B,os'v Tta.y Buh5sFor FaeHt
nav couceu)-s .J4on Pac5c R. CO. FIRST N-e Ir
Lali Grant BoIls tarl!y 20 ruu, Interest pALi
October : 900 each These Lolds are seclrrd by F'
upon u the Company, amonrtrE o.
acres Three million a. . Platte VALLEY b. N'..
admitted ta eq-8 tie West The saI- "I t.r-
opened In Omaha Ju.y u, 900 so i.
thereafter average price 90! - yer If a
cell ID ~ tomplnys lands - par
from actual settlers El them certain market ltr'r
Do sold 30 lots 90 sur purchasers aud the Attendance 81 t '
other. s respectfully solicited 80 tls sale
For further Information apply 20
ALBERT H. NCOLAY.
Stock AlllulseI aL. ....rr.
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THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANE. NEwiuRE. De- l'. ....
TEHE ANNUAL ELECTION for DlRL'I0tN
this si be held the Bauk1g House No 'l- ra o.
ARTHUR B. PRoAI. ...r
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10

The exports Of specie for the week ending January g.
1870 were $is2G7O.
The following is comparative statement OF the exports
OF specie from the port Of NewYor to foreign ports for
IS years, from Jan. l TO JAN 8, and for the cOrre-
spondng periods in the undernOted years
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10

- I,t Mortgage per cent Boni. udorscd bv the Stltv "i
pucipsi and interest guaranteed BY tb. A. st
r. r. Company hy which the road has been "a' n.
niles 10 ength the u The bouis Is bat s "
Al. bv NJ No
New-York tribune., 1870-01-10

ALBEIT II. NICOLAY.
stock Aucuulsel al. ..".'-.
a.. H..F
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.


WEDNESDAY, July 6--6 NJ.
Wall street Is all at sea again, owing TO the re.
viva OF the currency and funding questions in Con-
gress and the markets closed heavy and extremely
dull.
GOLD STRONG AND ADVANCED.
The gold market has suddenly assumed activity
and closed strong this evening on the apprehension
of complications between France and Prussia con.
corning the succession to the Spanish throne while
1t was thought that France and Russia would ae-
clare war against China unless satisfaction was
auOrded Tor the recent massacre OF Christians In
Fekln. Little credit would be given these reports
were It not that the quotations for fve-twenties
abroad have declined, which IN financial circles
Is interpreted as an indication that there
Is really some foundation for the I'M
friendly attitude OF France toward Prussia.
The earliest quotation OF gold was ll17s, from which
there was decline to 1116 just before the sale by
the governments Tho bids at the Sub-Ireasury being
limited to a tribe more than two millions assisted
the weaker feeling especially the Acting Assistant
Treasurer Mr.. w. G. White, advertised that, in ac-
c0rdanoe with instructions from Washington, ne
should, on Friday next receive bids for q
in god being the July interest the United States
dvetwenty bonds held by the Treasurer OF the
United States as custodian of the sinking and
special funds, and on Monday receive offers
OF United States five-twenty bonds for invest.
ment OF the proceeds Of such sale OF gold.
On receipt OF the news from Europe the price sud
denly ran up to 111,s, the 'bears" being frightened
at the turn the market took particularly they had
seen nothing to discourage, but were, on the con-
trary encouraged by the duness anu IN lower rates
for exchange to add to their speculative sales. The
course NJ the market is shown in the table,
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES dull.


Except for the Tennessees and North Car0nas
which were active, the Southern list was dull. The
Tennessees were weak and the North Caronas
strong. Their manipulation suggests that the party
who made the recent movement in Tennessees are
gradually transferring their operations the North
Carolinas with the hope OF a like successful result
The Virgntas were lower. Prices closed Us iol-
lows:-Tennessee, ex coupon, 6j "a SO: do, new 631s
63A; Virginia, ex coupon, 81 a 0s; do new 90 u
CT; do registered stock, Old 81 a5iH Georgia SKIES
S. S0 do. sevens 92ls 90; do. sevens old, 81 92
North Carolina, ex coupon, s. 4 53]l: do. funding
1868, Al Az do. do, 1865, 81 SO; do new &c So
do. special tax, II 271z; Missouri SKIES 90 a 92ts
do, Hannibal and St. Joseph 92 90; Louisiana
skies, IA 76; do. new, II 70; do. levee SKIES
II a rs; do. do, elghts 81 's2; do Pcnitentiary
sevens, 81 O ss; do. railroad eghts, So 30; Ala
bama tives, "a 49, do eIghts 20 100; do. railroad
Fights, 95 98; South Carolina SKIES, SO 90; DO.
new, January and July, so 81; do. do, April
and October, so o 81; DO. registered stock, old,
80 s4; Arkansas seyens, IS 49, Mobile
ana Ohio Railroad sterling, 50 a s3; do. interest
Fights II rs: Mississippi Central Railroad
first mortgage sevens 70 SO; do second do. egnts,
"a Go; New Orleans and Jackson first mortgage, IS
a 81; do second DO. rs rs; Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad first mortgage, So ST; do. second
do, "A 10; do stock, 40 AZ; Greenville and Co.
umDia Railroad, guaranteed by South Carolina, 20
rs Macon and Brunswick, guaranteed by Georgia,
50 a So; Memphis city skies. So 81 Savannah city
sevens, 81 a 90; New Orleans consos, old, "a 49,:
do. issued to railroads, SKIES, ~ 3 "A; do. new
sevens, 79aSl
THE GOVERNMENT SALE or GOLD.
The government inauguratcd the July programme
Of Treasury operations with the sale to-day OF
million OF gold. The bids were for total OF about
s20OO,OOO, at prices ranging from l1l3l to 1lO15.
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STREET CuoTATIlyi
HaIf.past Five O'Clock p. vi.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, July So +. NJ.
CoFFYE-The business In Rio small. prices of
all descriptions remained steady The sales eos bags
OK Batavia and in Baltimore, $3.50 bags Flrder pr
vate terms. Other kinds dull but unchanged.
We quote Rio Ordinary cargoes, l44c. l5c.; fair
do, l5,4c. Bye; good do, l6,ac 1876;
prime do, lie. 753c extremes lots, 14tc &c.
Java 2Uc. Singapore, lsc. 9c. Ceyon l71c l9c.
Maracabo 15sc. l9ec.; Laguayra, l61c. I8lc ia.
maica 15c. l64c.; Manila, Costa Rca and Mexican l6c.
a 2Oc., ali gold, duty paid.
COrToN.-There improved demand for this staple
from both exporters spinners and inquiry from
spectators fair business prices
obtained not differing those yesterday The
2 BALES OF which 962 for EXPORT 739 for
aDinninr speculation For future delivery prices
advanced &c per To-. with fair comparatively
small offerings The sales 500 bales bass nldding
for October 1870, 200 for November at l74c
leo do Tor Angns l 2U0 do for September at &c., 400
do July lssc and 20 do for July and August at
iZc We
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EMMA Aw1usrA infant daughter OF william r.. and
Emma A. Tent
Notice or funeral hereafter.
ToNsHY.--At the residence of her parents Patrick
and Ellen Fox. NARY, the beloved wife OF Hugh
Tonney, III the 2Sth year OF her age.
Her remains viii be taken from her late residence
No. West Baltic street. on Friday morning. at teu
oc'oce, 10 -. Puu's church. corner OF Court and
Congress streets, where there will he solemn mass
OF requiem for the repOse OF her soul from thence
TO the Cemetery OF the Holy Cross, Flatbush Friends
OF the family requested to attend without further
notice.
WHEELER.-On Tuesday, July 8, CAMILLA Az.
GusrA, beloved wife of Edward j. Whee.er and
eldest daughter OF John Miller In the 2th year Of eI
age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
lully Invited 10 attend the funeral, Friday after
noon az one O'Clock, from her late residence, III
south Eighth street, Brooklyn, +. ID.
WIrTE-ln Brooklyn, Wednesday. July O.
GEORGE WASHINGTON, son OF ". Il. aud Chatlina V
WItte, aged year, months ana day
The funeral will take place this Thursday after
noon, at two O'Clock, from the residence OF his
parents, 50+ Columbia street.
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DUkSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE COURT or
thancery or the County Paa,ine of Lane ser made
on the 2lst day OF July, 1869, W OF
ihonas Phiipson deceased far they relate
quest OF Ei, In the said viii contained the
oil the sale OF the Brkrigg Park the
Victoria entitled IAN act Tor better securing and
Tor the relief OF trustees " and the of Court oil
Cbancery OF Lancaster, act 1885, and the OF
Court OF Chancery of Lancaster act 1854. a SUM OF
SV4 los I'D was tranerred and Ia standing
me credit OF the above matters to account emit
to which james Phiipson, the of Robert Phipson
OF bsawaite, Green is entitled II living" Now pursuant
another order of the said Court
on the llth day OF May 1870. the James Phipson az
ving or W he be dead the person claiming
DC entitled TO the said Of t0f los. I'D
to come in and his their claims the the
Registrar for the Preston District of the
No FOX street In Preston the said County Pa,ne or IN
default thereof they will be perempory excluded from the
dement, OF the said orders Thursday, Sd day
ber 1870 at II O'clock in the forenoon
The said James fhilipson blacksmith resided
Beathwaite Green Kendall in the
land IN England In the month Of September
1850 the said James Phirson went TO New York. IN the
United states OF America, being that time about 40
OF age About the month OF March April 1885, the wife
from New York; in the United States OF America requesting
her and his family to follow him New Yore, and stating
that they did not arrive within six months the
ais letter he should 90 TO reside at Baltimore, the
Unted states o America Since the year 1855 udin,s
whatever have been OF the Pbpson y
Joseph CATrERAlL District Registrar; X. w. AS
IkoFf. NO Cannon street. Preston, Solicitors asents for
Mosers Arnold and Moser, OF Kendall, Solicitors
PaEsroN LANCASHIRE, England. June -, 1870.
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THE CITY BANK STOCKS

The following were the bids to-day for the cioy bank
.snares:--New York. 1919; Manhattan 1856; Mechan-
ics' 1856; City, 200; Phenlx 1O,; North River 90;
Tradesmcn's. 154; Seventh Ward 1O6; State or New
YORK. ITO; Commerce, 1913; Mechanics Banking Asso-
citation, l24; Ocean, s71a; Mercantile, 126: American
Exchange 113; Chatham, 40; Bank of the Repub-
Tic, 1io; Bank Of North America, 1867 Hanover,
Iva irving Ia; People g, 140; East River, Ill; st.
Nichoias, 100; Park, 1862; Manufacturers and Mer.
chants' 9sl1; Fourth National, 1861; Ninth National,
.09; Tenth National, 100,
THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
The following were the bids for the railway mort
uig-
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petroleum At a. 3d. Tho charters were brir NOV In
New edt0rd Genoa with petroleum at 25c
bark 70 sten with 1850 bbs petroleum at bs I'D
ohrS ON" TONS from Baltimore Amsterdam with
topacco al sss ID bark TO Eisnore orders with 2vD
DDS petroleum at os 9d ship to Havre with 5000 hbls.
cruue do al 49, 3D. ship the voyage with ODD
dbl 40 ~ a. 3D. brig to Jamaica and back New York,
with ogwood Italian brig west coast of lay wild.
I,o,J cases petroleum private terms
FLOUR AND GRAIN Receipts. $50 bbs nour. 100 do,
anu Sv bags corn meal 4s, 83 bushels wheat, 2076
s Tha soo 40 oats 20 do barley and 1861 do
ana IN some the decline even more marked Sales
os.u DDS Southern -four dull but unchanged. Sales
e31 dds Rye tour remained Sales loo
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ana pack 'his space m full possible with feathers
any sort or feathers VIII answer the purpose Win
pocket thus constructed and Kept closely tied at
the mouth few pounds OF ice may he kept week.
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Legal. NOTICES.

NOTICE.
~ NJ Jessup ct al vs. the Wilmin ;ton and Manchester
Railroad Company RI ais.
Pursuant to order of the Superior Court New Hanover
county, N e. made In the entitled cause AZ the spring
Term, 1870, on presentation at the otice OF
CRONLY MORRIS
In this city, Will the holders the first preferred
bonda secured by the mortgage by the defendant the
said Wilmington aud Manchester Railroad Company.
plsntif NJ X Jesup who have not already received
same, per cenage OF 3O 70 said bonds and
eres on the being dividend for distribution
said from net sales OF that portion of tho railroad
property covered by MORTGAGE which OF
North Carolina.
In further obedience to the order made aforesaid here
by notify all holders OF the bonds above referred that un
less the same are presented to above for
the dividend above stated on before the
FIRST day OF September, 1870
oo In
fund Ia my hands Tor distribution "a aforeaaid
NJ. CRONLY,
Commissioner Referee
WILMINGTON, n. G., MAY IL, lo70.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


Married.
ELY-MoORE.-On Tuesday, July 5. In Brooklyn
by the Rev. DR.. StOrrs. JOSEPH FIELD ELY. OF New
York, and MARIE b., daughter or Carlton r. Moore,
OF Philadelphia.
FArfN-HULBERr.--On "Wednesday. Jure 20, at the
residence Of tue BRIDES father Hulberton. N r., by
the Rev. Mr.. Buck, CHARLES A. FATIN, or Almont
Mich, to CLARABEI, youngest daughter Of J. H. ).
Hubert Esq.
HARNEY-rOLK. Saturday, July 2, by the Rev.
Mr.. Ewing, at his residence. Mr.. JAMES HARVEY to
Miss Elmer POLK, both OF Philadelphia.
SMirH-BRoOKs.--On Wednesday, July O. at the
A. SMITH to CONSTANCE A. BROOKS, both OF Brook.
lyn. No cards.
TREAT-BARRows.- Wednesday, July 0, at the
residence OF the brides parents by The Rev O.
B0iles. siLAs b. TREAT to EMLIE H.. daughter Of T..
barrows, Esq, all oil Brooklyn. No cards.
Maine papers please copy.
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How TO PRESERVE ICE.-It Is worth while to
Know how to Keep small piece good while. Make
a double pocket or strong wooIlen cloth, matter
how coarse and faded IL Is. Have a space OF two
inches or 50 between the inner aud outer p0ckets
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THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The following shows the exports exclusive OF
specie) from New York to foreign ports for tue week
ending July 3, ana since the beginning of the
year.
1853 1862 1870
For the week.. $2,45259S $4.43l, 637 s. i92, $40
Prev. reported. So, lSS,79T S7,597,SS9 $1,000, $50
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FREIGuIB-Ihe market WAS active hut lower for galn
and quiet b quite steady other articles. chartcrng
was active fun previous The
engagements To LIVERPOOL 1900 bushels wheat Mt
d. and per bushels at 500 bales
cotton al Nd to London 1000 bDls. flour private
and l5UOj bushels wheat bd to glasgow, per steamer
2.6O0 bushsg wheat Ut ID " Hamburg, syyj bJls.
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EXPRESSES.

y. q. BURNHAM'S FURNITURE AND BA00AGa
n. Express, lJ, liz West Eleventh street, Sixth
avenue Furniture moved city country Pianos. turos
tara packed. shipped, stored. hoaey sdvsuesd.
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r OSr-ON JULY s, IN EIGHTH AVENUE, MONEY
~ wrapped muslin $40 reward viii he paid al Yves.
Twenty third street, between Ninth Tenth Lon
don Terrace.
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T OST-BANK BOOKS NO 77,5t7 or THE EaIGRANr
IL Industrial Savings Bank. and No 00 OF the Manhattan
Savings insuton. Tho finder will be rewarded leaving
bank No. 81 chambers street II not found
pica.ion viii be made for book 18th August.
ALICE SCANI.ON, Dcpositor.
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EUROPE.

A FIRST CLASS OLD ESTABLISHED FAMILY
~ Hotel lease for II years, with extensive and most
lucrative wines and spirits Attached 10 be DISPOSED OLE
situate In the central OF the wordenowne town
and port OF Liverpool England opportunity now
offered active habits seeking bona nds
OF this description The hotel has recently been tho
roughly renovated redecoraied and newly furnished through
out, position Is unsurpassed for contguty TO al hs
principal places business public buildings The aires land
Ing termin OF the various railway, being ex-
actiy opposite to the London terminus Capital required
ton may be obtained application to IL. Co. Of M.
George Street. 30 tornhill London
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RREMEN.

RRESES ,n,x,yx,s HOTEL.
ranking OF the leading first class hotels In Germany
the railway station and the Rampant
tnsnades up with all the modern
n ths m elegant STYLE
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ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN WITH xs5,yO0 TO S5J0oa
Il capital win DE admitted partner into al
msnulnc,uring irm OF 30 years slandag Address A..
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4 PARrSER WANTED-IN THE GENERAL AUG
ton ana real estate business, with 300 capt
tai 70 extend the business. References gvca
Address A. Is. Co. Herald Branch olcs IA, Fulton street
Brooklyn. -
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I Osr OR STOLFN-A DOUBLE CAsED GOLD WATCH,
with owners inside, No. s,7s6 Harrison Bros.
Liverpool makers also Chain and Locket Saturday
ming. very liberal reward will be paid. questions
street j. n. N. HAWTHORNE.
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I OST-A GOLD HUNTING CASE WATCH, ON THE
IL evening of the ih inst, In Thompson street sia.
be Will be and questions asked It's return
W. McCRAY, IL Clarkson street
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r oSr-ON FRIDAY LAST, AN ENVELOPE, CONTAIN
IL ing several lead pencil very liberal
reward viii be paid FOR It's rcurn to j. f. CARY, II Wan A.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

Prizes paid in gold Information furnished The highest
rates paid Douboons and all kinds of Gold and Sver
TAYLOR Il Co, Bankers, Ii Wall street, New York.
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An ASSOCIATE WANTED--wfrH III 900. IN A CASH
"A manufacturing business, paying 2gl pertce. sales
w!thnat riss demand unliinitei. Address W. WILLIAMS
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A DRUG STORE FOR sALE.-DoING A BUSINESS ur
"A so day splendd opening for ply scan;
and long lease SOUrTMAYD X Co, IA Broadway
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A SPECIAL PARTNER WANTED, WITH Sloe0a-
"A Business good PROFITS from 70 to 100 per cent op
port9nity rarely met vita. Address PhENfx, Herald
on
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INVENTORS IN NEED or ASSISTANCE suouLu
Z call on aERNER TYLER, civil and Mechanical Ia
gneers. 2o3 Broadway, New York.
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WhNTED-A PARTNER. WITH ABOUT 5000. IN a
w safe paying manufacturing business ths city nOuo
nnt responsible party need apply. Address HERMAN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-09

The MoCos.l.yS "ADvANoE' THE SUB.
JEor.-l appears that John Strachan, of
Miner al Point, Wisconsin, and G, H.
NJ cCormick & Bro, the big reaper men
of Chicago, Ills, have fallen out and
Strachan no longer acts as agent direct,
but on the contrary, is advertising heav-
lily against this new machine, the "Ad-
vance" We know large amounts have
been expended on both sides for adver-
Using; Strachan, on his part, makes it a
special object to run this new machine,
the advance" down, while the McCor-
mick Bros, on the other hand reproduce
Strachans statements, and rethte the
same, in full size newspaper, called the
4duancc, with circulation of 100000
copies, as an Offset With this amount of
outlay on both sides, we are inclined to
think this new reaper and mower called
the advance" must be some pumpkins,
and perhaps it weuld be well for the
farmers to call and see this new machin @
called the advance" and leave the
printers to enjoy the benefit of the adj
vertising, We suppose they arc sold in
this city by Mccormick Bros agents,
--Ereeport Bulletin. lw