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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-08

Rev. Mr.. HANSON, the new pastor of the Sa-
lem street church, began his work, as preacher,
yesterday. His text was from the second epistle
10 the Corinthians, second verse of the fourth
chapter. HIS topic was, the gospel so preached
as to be commended to every mans conscience
in the sight of God; but mere statement of
the topic, in any form of words, can give no
idea of the sermon, which commanded the at
tention of the audience, at once, and held it to
the close. We could say great deal of this adj
mirabe discourse, but will only add, that the
Salem street people have been extremely for
tunate in their selection of a pastor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-08

REUNION OF THE FIFTf-sEvENTH REGI-
MENT.-Thc annual reunion of this regiment
was held at the Lincoln house on Saturday, and
though the number attending was not large, it
was an interesting aud enthusiastic meeting.
After spending an hour in informal greeting
and social conversation, the meeting was called
to order by Capt c. D. Hollis of Lynn
Lieutenant c. H. Pinkham, of Worces-
ter, was appointed secretary pro tenn,
in the absence of Capt. j. H. Cook, the regular
officer. Lieut.. Pinkham, who was also treasur-
er, presented his annual report, which showed
the financial condition of the association to be
satisfactory. The election of officers resulted
in the choice of the following list: President,
Capt c. D. Hollis of Lynn; Vice President,
Capt. Geo. E. Barton of Worcester; Treasurer,
Lieut.. C. H. Pinkham OF Worcester; Secretary,
Sergt J. B. Hall of Westboro.
At the dinner-a most excellent one, prepared
by the new proprietors of the house-speech-
making was freely INDUCED in, and the time
passed pleasantly.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-08
New Eng land DISPATCHES.
The Fraud by Connections Democrats,
CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, May THE official return from
the fourth ward of New Haven gave Jewell $40
votes for governor. The count of the votes on
Friday by the legislative committee showed only
479 ballots in the box. On Saturday, the sigma
lures of 500 republicans in that ward were OBJ
tanned to declaration that they voted for jew
ell, and further signatures to the declaration
will be obtained.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-08
aNurtester 9ailp SPY.
CITY NEWS.

The regular meeting of city council occurs
this evening.
The public schools begin again this morning,
after vacation of one week.
Two new engines, the &c. s. Spencer on the
Providence road, and the alabama, No. 175,"
on the Boston aud Albany, made their first visits
here on Friday last.
The Scotehmen of this vicinity are to hold
meeting at Lincoln hall tomorrow evening, to
make arrangements to celebrate the Scott cen
tenary.
Rev. R. Z. Shipper of this city has been offered
the appointment of secretary of the American
Unitarian association, at a salary of SS5OO. IL
is not yet known whether he will accept.
The new engine house on the corner oil Beacon
and Lagrange streets-the best one in the city
was occupied on Saturday by the engine Col.
Davis" No 2, which had been removed thither
from Blgelow court Three of the city horses
are also kept at this house.
The models of Windsor Castle Melrose Abbey,
ETC., at Peck's arr gallery, will continue but
short time longer. Mr.. Hoppin has attempted
to exhibit every detail of structure possible in
condensing an area of ten acres into about fifty
square feet in his reproduction OF the Queens
residence, and shows in a surprising manner all
its towers, terraces, turrets, courtyards, grass
plats, walks, statues, entrances and thousands oil
elegant and minor windows and details; as also
within its grounds the royal chapter of st
George, work of art in itself and Of the most
exquisite workmanship, perfect gem of Gothic
architecture. This whole model is said to be
the greatest production of the kind ever ex-
hbted.
The Plymouth society at Mechanics hall has
literally given free seats to large number oil
people ever since its organization; and it is
deplorable fact that this generosity has been
abused to a considerable extent at the Sunday
evening meetings by certain young persons who
go there, and by their rude behavior, giggling,
and general uneasiuess, disturb the audience
around them. Last evening six of the young
persons who were found to be engaged in this
sort of disturbance were arrested and taken to
the police station, such course seeming to be
the only one effective in preserving order; and
good order will hereafter be sustained, even if
this matter of making arrests is necessary for
that end.
City Marshal brennan was riding on Lafayette
street, near the brick yard in South Worcester,
yesterday afternoon, when he was discovered by
a lot of boys playing ball. The boys thought
surely their time had come, and began to cast
about TO devise means of escape; but there
seemed to be no way but to go through the cold
and swollen waters of Mill brook, which is very
high since the last rains. Therefore in the
whole cumbersome twenty-five or thirty
jumped, and foundered across to the other
bank, by vigorous spIashing and swimming,
coming out cold and wet with their dearly
bought escape. That neighborhood will proba-
bly, be a field for physicians in a few days.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-08

The annual report of the Summer street in
dustral school, by Mrs. Souther, the superin-
tendent, was read by Mr.. Cheever on Saturday,
the 9th, at the closing session of the term, as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22
TIE STATE OF TRADE

EUROPEAN MANhhiN
I0Vp0N July 2ll;Jj CO1sos perej A. 80 Tor in' Al
te account American bords iJ5. J 1885,"
OF 1884, 9ili Ten Fories, 9ll.
Pans Jaiy 2O.-Irench Renes closed AT 56f ore ,,r
IdvEkPo0I, July 2l-l00 a. Cotton opened srong MdnS
U.rd, 9 Mdng 0desns. 9i sales Of the week 5000 bales
600 for EXPORT and end 10 900 for sye1t.D total % = on n
Gsl09 tac a3 900 American; feel'sof the vc-E bfJ ~
American; actual exports Of the week. l2OO bales keanea fe'
troeum Ii0l8h ~ - o,,
LoSDoS July 2-l:30 mUntd States TenPorty bonds 9{
LIVERPOOL Jrly 2l-}l p totOn hrrer and prices lave
advanced fractions MdGIg UJmts sdj Mddng Orie,1' ~ L
Rel western fping ana li0
the three 2'OJ0
oua EioHr % per Dbl for We-ten Canal
LOypoN July mCOnsOs closed $50 Tor both money ad
TIE United Sttos EyeTven bonds 1867 ~ 1893 Old w
1857, 81! TenFories, 9lf
PANS Jr 2-os 5sf Pc The bullion in the Bsnk Of France
has increased II 800, 900 fancs since last report.
IyERPOOI July m-CotoD closed with ahsdcnng tend
ener; MlDg plsnis Gd Mdug Orleans So sales Of tie DAY,
bales 10 export speculation; a Cotton 9ros
geo bales The msre for Yarns ana fanc' a.
LoSroS, Juy 2-sys Petroleum ~ 7i per gallon; ne6nci
l00l3id
IyERroo1 Jay 2-Arriyoi 20 ship Washington from NeEYok
2j bales arrived 2lt 81 Sunrise from calves
ton jane with ~ bales cotton.
LoNDoV July 2lEvenng Lnsoei OIL so 49, per uo Common
LlyEi,Pool, July 2l-Eycnps. -Lryei oil, $50 per ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

FnpaY July 2BKxyEswh "a cattle Ccmrunir,w, 70
aWeshavktnsrrvel yesterday mani n One hantcih
making day, and l7 for the week The market is scarcely
Grim YESTERDAY though there is little difference Texans sold 81
shortg &C.. and Il.nois steers AZ 0l'@ -.
Conmunpaw droyes Kelley Mcpherson and NJ Gold
3D. u eaChj Kahn INST Meeler g.
satlr cas the latter 6S lhnos sold by Cney d
Mcpherson dl2c. who alo sold Meekefs q ft Ohio grades
2 AMI iss Ohio and Illinois cattle for Kelly Co..
even, 509 cw., at l00l2le
Rosoutha Tor Kahn Co. good Kentucky CATTLE u cv at
Haze.
NJ Goldsmith sold a Kentucky cattle ~. u 10 For
cvt 30 good DO. q at M eowance ond II obl e~ at
lie, s6 10 per cEt
Atyechawkeu NJ had cars; T. ellis r NC frey,
81 llhro' steers cgt, sold o. illo o. ID cwL
q. ellis sold bis 81 Texans, Of strong cwt, At so % ed
s. Semester sold OF the Morris cattle, 81 cvt, a. Home
At l0, including yesterdays stock Coon Thompson hal II
cars; W. Fitch care.
W. Thompson soi Illinois 1o - at lie F6 per owt and
per head Of O. Kentucky, lj H. at l03c, % n per cw
1orleth and Forty egbst, making 3i9 today AID 5O for
e Sheep unchanged. but Lambs have advanced Uie as
viii be by saes viz, Forty ss-, By Ly, Jos PRIME
Elliott sod 80 Cana COZ d. at lo and II Of same Weight
Irci Barnes at FoIiets ls3 Canada sheep s5 @ Sci end
O. Lambs, SCI n at 90 -, ., .
Jdd Co. sold % sheep d. 6c DIS lambs 6l n, at
9lc., api II State lsmbs, 52i b. Of l0c. 49,
Pcoek Commulraw 80 Ohio sheep "a h AT &C. IS poor
rbs 81 EACH Ill lambs - 10 G aud II jerseys 81 d.
lee
Rase & Co so1 i5 Jersey isnhs. @ ~. At To- $500 .
Hou-Re.ps u o head making ESQ Tor h5 week
There is no chan &C. TOm Yesterday rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22
FAMILY MARKETS

icy N-fEllTsPescles have cot coming be 50 fst
~ .rW laYs bot he quality is setter Hts Eo.lg be2l 10
s 's much tee iTot tsbilg rlaes Pnces lave
ne q t5c per basket for poor Jtrsy irh. up a.
D,ANf 81 d. quart they DON lO; some fair Ba1i..t
, ~ 'og ron virgins hut most Of the pears q
shsf % lt. Apples ac in fair supply Ras1hf.s begin 10 f
10y sl al 81 ale. onsihia quart Blackcrre sre sunl-
- t tsrtby1l 6c per quar- ~ TIE lsrge cultivated vsYees
sNeoe se e a. I5ale PEI qlart, ccaper by the
80 ,1 Ea ca ants az generally oleITipe They retail
Dan
- lt.A are o1er.nF AZ xof q.aGt
NeHtAnigsP0ts. elcaiy ard lover barrel thew esn
=. ~ "a T3t Ate prce Vrtie tuest Rose long Island
r.slp ealcn tie a 3035e
g beau 2Hl5o p4T Ls.peck pay the farmer sery hs
O vegetables pelt, VITA cabaages, shc people
- ~ ~ Z. lfug TOO large.
rather ard higher nisa2'c per - for
' ed iheepshes Lc fgi bloc o. lYc lor atak ltl = d
~. .taisl lsrLercl. tLf q ~ p for brock trllL
t AfD lGss- Iarrls TiaIF ar rather er n vice
rt slDle Rag .Iel t1-s hece. ef4 0tlf hei t
.. . c.lud oui iof zef hcaieia ff mee irl VIZ H
iut OF lff sII.'.-
'"SS4Af Isspa ssDyly III "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22

~ authority Board Of Directors OF THE NYW-YcRK RAIL
WAY COMPANY conformity With The terms OF the Act Of lncor
porscn that respect the undersigned Commnoaers on Stock Sub
scpn. give public notice 'or and behalf Of the Directors and OF
such Company Subscription for the Capital Stock thereof
will he opsnd WEDNESDAY the ghh dag OF June Instant
at tie following place, in this City, yLi
At the Banking Sherman Co.. No II Nassut
the BANKING House Of the Metropolis No. 81 Uuion
sQu,re
The Company authorized 70 construct two Yladuc' Railways or
branches rorh City OF NesY0r the cas-; and west sides thereof
from starting polt Chambersst, between Broad
the Harlem River aud through West
County with power bui additional lines OF railway or
branches time time IN sny part Of the City or Westeher
County property acquired By the Company exempted from
taxes during period allowed for the final completion
Of the railway city. The Mayor Aldermen and Commona Of
SewYork and directed with the approval Of the Comms
oaers Of Sinking Fund.- subscribe for Ave millions Of dollars oil
tie stock o Company million Of dollars thereof has been
subscribed by private parties This Conditional amount OF stock has
been wholly subb taken by the Directors d the Company On
the completion Of the lines Of railway the line Westeher
County Supervisors Of County authorized to issue the bonds
Of the County the Supervisors shall deem erent
TO aid si extension Of the railway in and through
that County proper equalization the interest Of shareholders
may subscribe and pay am,aevs at different times the
ulra0uzeI .ercs, ucl payments ps1 Jul Oh
the earnings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22

rorrorx Juy 2l-Cottou dui Low Mllrss 10000; net
cr ~ L.e. e1porsc0asyie, 10 bales; stock so h; net
r Of he week bal-si eTporscoastwse 1lJ} bales; acs
BarT~5RE Juiy 2l-Coon quiet and FIRM MdBgs POI a2''.
te1 r,rjs IL bey c4o q halesi eyqorscosgc. bales;
% 3sles; stock ba-s receipts Of the week. $50 bales,
rs so bale; exports-coaWse, 10 h2e sales Of the week. So
fps g7G bas; gross l55 bales; a. 2Jv baesi stock 81 81
rls ret rec ps OF the week. 485 bssi go- CO.'S bsa;
eAto- Hlye e. sig bac,; Greet Britain, t@ !ae % Am.
@ 2giLtesi cosstgc sos bales saies Of the vess 1000
B8.roy Juy2-Coton 1r; Mlllar 2ilc net receipts bales
l1J bales; fiel, 2nI bales sOcs, COZ h ~ tc . g s
veea - s; gross 1853 bsi eI0fs to "i,"9 biin . ba'es
sales Of Ae week, l.4Ol baas. :.
2 taesi stock 2ff l.s; receipts OF the well 23 bales
exports % Great Bna 1901 bales cOas"e 900 Oseai Gales Of
tll U,ea 40 bales.
WILMINGTON July ELECTION firms Mirg'. lci net receipts,
30 bales s a. use8 stock go blesi net fcops We week, <lJ
baei eIi Se III baes sales OF d. week ~ Ill'a 49,
SAVANNAH, Jll7 H.-COO1 a. moderate d'nudi AHfs itc
ICcept 10 bales; eJoscOasaise, 5 bs sa 'j' Dis
500 b6lesi tlr u1Iai
vie LIP bales sales Of the week, 400 bales.
MOalLE, jolly 2lCOt0a qu.t but hrn hd'hngs mi he re-
eel bales; af5 'tsi fae 13 Dag i tlhi
8Ct5 baes receipts of the e $50 bales egpOcolt7e 90
bales; sl'eE Of the week, S5 bale. -
CKLzsfON 2Cotion steady; Mdlngs, l9lo net receipts
ig1 c1poc0fstgse l10 alec; 100 bae; STOCK <d
Great
90 bales continent So bales eoWise 2s2 bi sales Of le
We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22

a, "a 10 rr s,.la pigeons 80 5oes3 dCI Broler chickens
N 81 ~ n- drrpcSed fowls 2jGl8c scaded, 22d2) y ID
yoprs dueks hSds2ec,i tarkeys. 2Sc .
's,Tere we1iye plenty Of beef good show Of veal with
tr ~ mutton The latter sells Al l2r6o n Tor FORE
sSj sa2lc hind quarters Mutton worth seOe for fore GUAR.
80, ami l2ic hind ffen breasts &C. the low
Sc fore quarter Of fat veal IS worth Odl2e hind quarters 10
S2e That known "grsss vca Il much lower good porter
b.ue eclteak 36g5e rion, round and RIBS 80&c
% stewng pieces 6dl2c corped beef all the WY from TO
iec Fre.h pok worth llaSo hams l500c bacon Ec smoked
h. nci Ind laQl1e per 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22

t., terms u Subscription viii b. 81 follows:
TEN PER CENT Stock subscribed or 70 be paid 10
cash At the time Of subscription paid called for by
the Board Of notice Of thirty days bat no cal, at auy one
time o exceed ten per cent
sop for interest at the rate per per will be Issued
BY the Company payable Of the t earnings Of the Railway on all
iaamea pad on stock subscribed for within thirty days aaer the
Subscription Books shall be opened
The Company the gt to close the Subscription Books az aay
tire soer the twenty ninth iIyo' Juy, b7l
By order Of Board Of Directors,
Alexander T. Stewart, cor,i,,o,.,, o., behalf
John Jacob As5or, Of tbe Comp,py
Levi p. Morton,
NewYork Jane l6. 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per North Rrer J ,sc and R0,'fogds 1870. D..
Jty p 13 pkes pkys BswaK Ia bales Cotton 800 DDS
Cor $50 oke Gopher pigs Del FImt go thA k y i13
his Flour 2s Wheat 22S bush Com, - 49, bush o-ts
So hush Mali Falsed 100 bl Corn Ne Il 2J = Corn
Meal lo1 Hot bales HIDES 1887 sides Le1b Dds
it. Tuueuae 90 5 Crude Tor euuue 3I2 bhis Bosn' tb
Pr pEf Beef 89 pks Mcts rs plgs Lard a es Land
lg pigs. selnn l65 pigs Butter 1915 pAgs ehes ~ IsS
a 20 bills Lard OIL 100 bush Peanuts LIS boxes 5ar'1 9t
hhs Tobacco 27) hoK aud Tobacco lO bb. "aJ %
l.-. Wool. ~ Niss Lead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22


d ss alG U s s. FOR A1 D' sS;A q D 6t '
soi s.sics D.ag Indian. p,adIaS
DRY I'D GEORGE r ~ DAVIS Trustees, Ne are ooIpS,nt.
and iie LAKE EIg and LOUISVILLE RAILRoAD coMfANY and
ieud.ns the Undersigned u. SHELDON Special
ST's 81 pae G soeon s S ss s & s MAJ GS
specified decree At tho Of the Court House Fremont san
souf Of o SI M and 70 & ' Of . day. tie following
The Raoi q ,iS AID Ae Erie s4a Louisville R,e,l cqrgsy
extending from and within The Of Rr'he in Rush County nati
within The of fremont srdusy County, Ohio neeins
the therefor the rabsd thereof the supeetgres al
aud grounds connected herewith and all tools and implements used or
f. ,d road Tor me ,rssk and slpei truTeS sd
depo bns and fixtures Of whitye naturc s3d the lands
sid ai and belonging thereto wherever situate sqd al cars en-;
nv PtSs ans gue nv witch he ,sme are holden by the
Of sad Company TO be asl aci as a eof9oauon' 70 DC
on that p, thereof situate between The Comb1, Indianapolis
G R.a.d II The town ofRussye s'ressd duly recorded to George
T. NJ Davis aud tie rights OF The Pares e posses
iy az Aforesaid premises sold bidders.
rod 20 sal. n rSc, as Glow on the sane terms Of payment TO
wits Frs all Of hat part thereof as within the state Ohio end
ing within sni from he Tom OF fsm0a! Aforesaid 10 s s me
Indiana extending on said state line COum6u. and
d1 o S st rS Tq sd sud rom the same Point
in said uami city to and within tie town Of Bahye sioresad IS
jeci q the dgGi occupancy thereof aforesaid
the confirmed aside cause and to other conditions
specified In the decree
per Of th purchase money be pad hand at the time OF
the residue within days after confirmation session
The premises delivered full payment and to be
inside O the time .
particulars reference mse 10 said decree Of record
ssf Northern District Of Ohio and thereof in the hands Of The
undersigned a Fremont, Ohio.-Juuc 10, 4. D. loll.
WaL Is. SHELDON, Special Master, Commissioner.
ILLINOIS INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
r6 Tss f zS6 SLS cot HsSisL boS9s
PAYABLE HN THE STATE TREASURER -
TEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS WITH WIDE
MARGINS
JACOB II. SHEPHERD G. Co.,
BANKERS.
no. p PINESr, NEW-YORK.
OUR HANDBOOK OF H.LISOIS SECURITlEY
bbNT FnhE
$65, 600 s TO- Loan 3 On city pESgsry as
nd nv J. r. WILLIAMS & son,
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J ,..-. W, 01o.e a, g7asrIo, cab, for Western and

:, sds change We quote at S'"5fc cash. 10Y "eSeih anu
kuhcrn -, 40 h.r M, n, the sn,s mainly from spin
ne rarie sbow pretty generally tnn tone on All Saes
offerings: SO bales 2 last evening" OF Wch
cu Tor EXPORT 1891 for consumption. 2SS for speculation
~ Is IN transit for ure delivery TIE movement was moderate snd
h on mos months closing without much OF interest uoeeAhe
F.T,rkei sails follows, on ba Of Low Nddng LAST even
p a., 100 Isles August 2O az 2c 300 at s loleci Au'
b iOO each i9 isl6c. together September goo a. NC,
49, ee; October 9le October Noyemhor snd Dcenti
Noyeuter To- at ~ 36c 400 " lsei
- bales TosyJus 200 AZ lslc 100 at II ele Agsas e Az
EfStr 2O 4O az IL i5l6c, Cos al 2Oc. 100 AZ ls wv
l0 Bile; August ana September. 40 eSea al o "a
s Serionher tOl 1t lsc 20 ct 2oc, 90 IS lsic tW ~ ~
loo al ie. October 100 ls.c 2O0 at l9,c OoDei M
e. IA December l0l cscl AZ l9c. togotor NoftO'
lo6 esch q lc oreihr; Noyemblr fla 81 ci pe
800 Co csh al ls.c together; total soo bates gald 'o'''
Y raaa,r L. Nc nrUf L rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22
financial

LJNUIIJAUIE INV ENINEWIS.
4 > AND 10 PER CENT BOfDs
p5yabe 10 Tile fr SALE hti0s
BY PITCH BILLS. baaker. n Pineft
GCHOOL and other INDIANA BONDS, ten
- Ie-g.t. lucs a-a clr ll cos a o.. ca lirst lan
g-rt AdleG D. fhIit. JOS WOO ta.f.h "a, Cir.
NhfANTED-sT. louis and 81. JOSEPH II.
- y ~ .elt GOLD Bo.D3 tr JOIN q hA.Eh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22
Gitualious tOante0-- tilales.

EMPLOYEES furnished with selected MALE
II or FEMALE HELP at NORTONS, Whtehalist Fees 81
EMPLOYERS furnished with selected MALE
~ or FBMAuE HELP at EORToNs Nhitehlllst Fees 81
TARM HANDS-6 B0wlmg-g reen.-PIERCE
Co have constantly hand frtcass Swelas Germans, Scotch
AMI English; also Mechanics Coaehuen Gardeners SC.
CCOTCHMAN and Wife, Englishman and
> wife lrae Hands and Housemais ju, arrived want
SITUATIONS. Inquire at Agency BogHggeen PIhtb %
NOTWITHSTANDING as ENGINEER by
w re OF experience served years L. s. Navyi familiar
vi Leain Ge can give Al references Parties desiring
reteut sober man address n ii. h., Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22
HORSE And CARRIAGE MARKE

NEw-YoRK, Friday, July u 1911
The main feature of the horse tradeb IS its
extreme dullness and 81 for the said under
the hammer OF the aucOneer transactions wOuk
entirely be restricted to few cheap railroad work
horses.
The resut OF the sale held this noon at Mesh John
xton & Van Tasses horse and carriage auction I'm E1st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22
Chances for Business Alen.

A DRUGGIST WANTED as PARTNER In
IA frste city prescription Drag Store Handsome large store
one Of ocaue business ucr sng Price $500 and terms
easy. Address CHEMIST Tribune 0fce
COAP FACTORY for SALE; rare chance;
- business large. weestatisei and Profitable Inqure Of
DASFGRTH BROS, 80 Mlrray-s.
IWANTED-A responsible patty with reliable
reference (havinQ 600 inves undertake profitable
GENERAL AGENCY n the sstg Of Massachusetts and Connen
the protection and perEltOn
osTEAM BOiLESj also above for Ohio Indiana and Michigan
Address apply Room -, No 81 Broadway, New'fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22

BUFFALO LIVE STOCK hAHKET-JrLf a.
Cattle DOH; sales yesiansvs quotatous s y he ono steers
srelg 40 d. g. Is; ~ lead eK8s and Averaging o
D. az 90 ~ &c heed Illinois, hyerug go d. o. - 6lt fhp nn
Jecras quotations. No ffmtni Lambs sales made OF III
Cssda lsbs GTerEg 80 r. 10 4Oi 20 head Michigan sheep
afragag 81 . ~; l9 head Ohio r1ng fIom 10 10 "a VI, 1t
g. Ho.s firm sales AL head AZ - goG IS %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22
Gituatioue manteo--females

EIRST-RATE Female SERVANTS snrphed
BIZ PIERCE Co. Bowlnggen GreenhoTns ana other seec
ton. from Americans Germans. English Swedes and IRISH
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. Hild's
N IHstute ~ Norfolk st. between Myngtoa and stantos
NO PUBLISHERS.-A LADY who has been
empoyei last four daily PAPER wishes 70 osia
good ftsaiy SITUATION as C0MPoSTOR. Address COHPoS
IiOu. Is BroaiEay, williamsburg.
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Several secondhand wagons, harness, and hor
ing were also sold at pretty far figures.
The splendid mare Vict0ire, the Gandson u
Curtis and ChllcOthe, died on tho 10th ms. To
Jury received few days before.
The miniature pony basketphaeton Is the late
s. Flandrau, the enterprising carIiaRe-bui.der
Elglfeenthst. Joe Jefferson, the actor, ana VI
field smith, were among the first purchasers
nattY and graceful little vehice.
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Proposals.

DKpARrAENr DOCKS. Nas. 9s5 AND 3ts BS9ADSkrk
NEw.losK July ~, b'i
PROPOSALS for DOCK PILES, Inclosef ~ -
sealed envelope ana lhSoitp 80 anil III ksDAT.
Of the bidder w be rsee 'l W VI wb Pine tpuos
Piles OF lengths aud sizes a. iohows go. N a. lanai
Ps IS 10 10 inches diameter butt END g. 20 @ sek
PIE, ~ 10 Is diameter At bart cod - 20 ~ ~, o1sE
piles " IN diameter at bait eul 20 cp be de-
Por term nom the tine OF 40 ba
kere quantities and AZ sqeh tines s "a abset Ossi
DEPARTMENT They must be OF best qusny'
Of lie Superintendent Of Repairs and salns ,v or All bids
the st ~ 9fihe
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