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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-27
MONDAY, MARCH "a. 1871.
The State of New Hampshire, whic

The State of New Hampshire, which
recently went Democratic, has one hun
dred and thirty Of its citizens in the
Treasury Department at Washington
more than all the Southern States COM
bined, Missouri and Kentucky inciud-
ed. As all of these employees went
home to vote, this is a significant fact
in connection with the late election in
the Granite State.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-27
From the Morgantown Post.l
Foreign Immigration.

We call the attention OF our readers
to the act of the late Legislature Of
West Virginia to promote foreign i'm
migration, to be found on the fourth
page of to-day's Post. This act seems
to be a step in the right direction, and
we hope is the entering wedge to
liberal legislation on this, to us, very
important subject. As heretofore man.
aged, all the money spent to promote
immigration to our young State has
been spent for naught. What we need
is a Commissioner of immigration not
interested in the sale of lands, man OF
practicability and intelligence, and who
will do everything possible to induce
immigration and then watch over the
interests of the immigrant after his ar
rival, and see that he is not imposed
upon by spurious titles or :exorbltant
prices. We also need a liberal arrange
ment with the B. d o. R. r. in reference
to the rates Of transportation. The New
York IL Erie, and other roads north,
we are informed, issue Colonists' tickets
at reduced rates. The holders OF these
tickets are entitled to first-class passage
on express trains, with $50 pounds OF
baggage free, and corresponding re
duction for the transportation OF their
household goods and farming imple-
ments, within twelve days from the
date OF purchase. For the special &C
commodation Of persons visiting the
west to select lands and homesteads and
return to their families, excursion tickets
for the round trip, within 30 days
from their purchase, are now issued,
We hope to see corresponding liberal,
ity on the part of the Baltimore ~ Ohio
railroad, and with its direct line of
steamers to Bremen, and proper man
agement on the part ofour Board of I'm
migration, thousands Of the hardy leu
tons would he induced to make West
Virginia their future home.
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NOTICE.

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l,UUU Virginia to sell the most popular
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early. 1t will cost you nothing to send Tor
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d. u. A, M.
Rooms with Boarding.

WE WILL ACCOMMODATES A GEN.
w tleman and wife or two ladies with
board and rooms lin suits either furnished
or unfinished, from Abril LIST. Apply at
Young Ladies' Institute. maria
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-27
Dissolution Notice.
Exhibition and Lecture.

An EXHIBITION OF CHINESE Curl
n osities with an explanatory Lecture
will he given in the United Presbyterian
Church, on Tuesday evening next, by Rev.
/. L. Nevin, Tor ten years missionary In
Canton, China. The Museum Is one OF the
largest and best in this country, containing
about 400 articles illustrative OF the man.
ners and customs of the Chinese.
Doors open at :; Lecture to begin mt ~
o'clock. Admission % cents; Children III
cents. marG
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NOTICE.

UNPAID ACCOUNTS OF THE LATE
u firm of ]. & q. Mendel q Co. those
contracted prior to January lst,- BTU, In
which the estate Of Mr.. John Mendel Is IN
terested, will after thirty days be put into the
handsof collector. Those interested VIII
please take notice.
CURRAN MENDEI, Executor:
March "a, ISL. marA
New-York tribune., 1871-07-28

New c on arrival rorh n ruIed de%ssa ., sit oess B.aa
sbosder. sfcI Clear hub sc oyn
sugar curd p4n He pasEed Lard loallfc ShsAS
MrsPM. Jay n SCoos-Inpoved ieu,ud s9is. rse-r Is1
bales, shIpne bslss FOur du aBi unehanged s96s! 81
Corn quiet 7c oa, dnll and dropping t L.Td esl'
prize. nominal Pork t1u and pio,s barr deelned ID o.
b.oop-SOul.,u duii I Sides oEeri Cs'r Be w. cr ste
ST Isup Jsly gCotos su, Mdilnz tfc f9ur qaiel su
persne Winter Is 2Si D0sbe REia DO s. $50 20 70 Met
Inspected No. Red IN eevstof, 81 10 No hn
dull unsettled, Bulk MTed trAef SCI 10 &c
lcIov elevator. $50 MlIi Gied. 5lQac Osi du anseukd
and lover; Boil Mlei ck 9jd38c No oferei 10 ssr"f
J5c closes MEei, sacked fa40c BsrsF-No saes he
dul uneharget; saes At 57dS8c Whisky bShefi sos
al Tohsoe0 quite strong Hemp duL Bszrng ~ Nt
deusnd d2 Pork dull si 20; snail oue lots At - bcon
QUIET jobhng and order lots; shoulders e Clear Hb o Ia
sides &c. SugarCure Hams Canvad l5dl5c lam rom nsL 1--we
Hogs and tun std - - Cattle duu Medium 20 9oee ~
hvss ~ %; Inferior Fat TeIsns 81 sO0S5 R.cep-b"
bba Flour 50 90 b-h Whsst ~ buh Corn $500 buil Oai
2,2J9 bush. Rye. 100 Hog' l69) Cattle .,-, a..
ClScINNAT July 2L-CooH dun pnoc- nonnili Miohny ]O
2o. Flour dull sr une angd. Fsu rs - hhesi aH nn
doopng Al l5ds a. Corn dal AMI uhehinged 4, u f' Ro
oue AMI al G6s quiet % 'oc Barley
ard unchanged; Pail tod9c PORK fair demand ani rhtd
6m Choice City br.nds sod 5l3 5O ia the afternoon 20 bG
Isd dali and dropping sales Al loc B1lS, Msao sa ~
&c stuff bed oa margins by o1e sDeouator' beng Is4 %
ta market Bacon quiet ard weak Shoulder, tc Clear kh Soc
sc Clea sides eicIre Hogs dull dcnef 2or ei9s1g - og
Cattle dali and unchanged. TobaccO-DeuAni .o0l al ah
picel Whs.y-D,lild good at fl prices, sIc.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

TarR,pAr Jsy 2BEEvgs-Arrvals to-day 20 car l'is At ose
more ear. at tie place total Of s head aesuay
vas more t-Aa nog4 let sSa' as oes0'Ah5 @
ehsrsr hence the, hoa sss T4s . vi .T yey y 70 S over
vi .. ci bacSers wanted at ,c 4O:e lOoE, and ia
lie TO- l.ir to prime Illinois sut Kentucky cattle cr
Tie WcesaFEea tg'e were GIHs With q esrsi p I.aiey
me- cars escS; w. B. M1ef sud J. Treble each single car
s Of -S = Ms. s9 f'i H.: l1 sas s2 2 I m - sS .. %
80 Texans showed VI eE ~ e ana IS iuS 1 i' s
a. oe s5 Illinois uIed .esn. ss ~ H. Msysr Paor .! ga
lie e eTi s. By p salush strong o. e"t tic Aa4 " A'
s tisS sod : sool KsatucHy cattle st NJ alse
.na a TEX Team. 81 cat and good &c. % n
81 cOarssh, u cwt Oalo caie ~ llo
T. uud iof W v Wood 81 fair but nIl q e"t Illinois steers At
lie cor,r,o, H. Sherman haa IS cars, R Mepher'on
ea H. Dog en- and sons 81 fr tie e 4 he .t9cs to &c,
te t va done before There few q the state ce
sold 90 Rsp.aey len from & &Aon-s5 BY C.asy Ns S h
Wal CLvEsw receipts The demand exceeds The sag
P az Sc e ME Tsas sell =; 8g Nv q be b, eat ia
from FsslSy PSn g s e. to Calves We 8 5i,s @ and g i nom j. D.
both t, and 3 Bqes, Co. Penn gHs i % @ H. 10 al. =. f * =
' b.. s1 % oS s ioa i q g. Ps of i.oso a n :, s7s
Bristol sod = JsEiey e'5 & 10 % & II & & s. 2o 5 a. Sc
"a DO at sS % good oyes st 54i s mix veAs 'S4-'i D.
G y o grass calves 10 Of 1G2 T. 'i aud
, & Eaesas al forcth grss. calves at sio ard 81 at
sssle si2h; 1vp 1.xs.-Recsip.. a49 w car,
~ CcHmappaW-5 more eIpecte3. Forethst, an y at
chs6ega Trade sss Is Of I a q stock TeTs Id
bT butchers wished something cover over me o
Darcee oct IN small los tLat ec1 csoe
rgbt have Quite 1t Of I taa lss went ~ tie W" Eol
O3os f IS u At 6ao.n lambs reach 9.rsrey more akts
TeaiT good o brrg We note at foTtyht W Lle
which y ststs Ant os p AZ
&c Ia 265 Of 50 p a. I o. ~ TO- s, ''' OHiO
al az With 10 CGnsdas III D. al i.e
KrbT soh 81 poor &c h sheep a. g. 10 q ~ 6e few
moor a., ambs sc; OF s. b s;e, sat !52 Of "a ID sc
IGd Bactinshan Foe,hst la9 state lan0s " u ei Zu
rrme "a D. gtc IA n 5 10 l Or y - oici 6 l 10
State sheep Pennsylvania @ 10 Co. With III Psnn'y7aa
| lambs 50 d, al Sic ,,.,, r., - -,
Ka CO. At ComnuhPas 22 sheep 76 Il, at &c. and % Js
se7 lambs % D. steic . 80
HoGs-Reoepts al Viz IS car Pore'1st at GonmanIaV
sauzhe-h0use Nothing selling alive Dressed were
rrcu IN ree firm under ayc q lover r1n- n
Cl 20 6s2.ei 70 u, selling Al 'e ~ o
1DzuE
New-York tribune., 1871-07-28
nnMrsr1c MAnrErs

PHuADEtPaA Juy 27-COtton weak Maing Cp.ri, 2e do
AZ ccIeisoD B.rISc u.s. tS4StoE s.s Ro Isl
t Lsgusy l5c esdyi Fs Good Refining Cubs ~ q
ssa & A - 81 m Flour 3 % 5 Is sS' .d q, Snis5 snd .a
Prime DG New Rel 81 s3e+l 20 Wste 81 "a 9l IS ne
Wesu 6ed89.c dull Petroleum declnng Crude lac,
bb. l3ie il bulk Refined 2C wbsy fHni Western in Iron
BnqlzoEs Jaly 27Coton vsati Low Mding noinaly 1910
9e E2ai 'el. @ sa5 f iot 'fs ho"sr Ia E @ - I
supssus - Oj DO Extra 625d ri % DO Pam 81 50
o. FAMILY % 75a "a 80 whe srner gcq5 dcmasd
& 40 YsIl z7l Os,s 5ga57 Pfovoos dpli and gncLspgs
ALBAsT jay ZNhsnt dull snd IN moderste suppyi 'se
Ry quiet cI. Com 6m With little offering; sales z0J0 bush
Western Mird In store se Oats Ia goOl supply and dull se'
SsSosiEls, jay 2-Plo.r- Fr,d, scarce, sapersas
- % & Double & EI W. % o.t. ton 1g!t ~ IS s sy so
sai PoI Unchanged quiet f Shoulders, 7id1c Clear
81 Lad and holasses unchanged kIebsage-s'erng l2
OsuEeo Ja 27Four unchanged; se 2oo b at ~ fr No.
sprrg ~ f. for Amber Water 90 for White Mtr % 80 for
s 4; No Mvsukee Club held st 81 J3 Com unchanged sale,
Peas gat Com Neal 81 50 fI bolei 81 20 for ar5os y
5fls,d unchsnged Shorts sz2 shpsuGs, s@a&@i Ma
sAEg yea go uH Estyines Sc Ca.s e
Esw.Yof FrhisPoar Boston s9e 'oc
Iets shgae b. csui-55oo 5a.b, WHEAT 100 bash Corn.
1888 OO Lunber The amount Of Grain the eanss iom Lufo
foFs 5O0O Duh Wheat 2as Oj busa Corn 2oo bush
BoFrALo July n-Reeepts- Plou 400 bb, whesi ' o bash,
Corr 900 bush Eye q 600 bush slpae1~whss' cO9 9s,5 s,5
bush Frgh strong WLes lllc Corn 0ie Oats Tie to New
Yra FoaI dun sni unchanged hes, g0,el No s2a 9o5ans
Eee White Michigan ~ O oi bush % a4 rev Red winter M.Iei
k1h5 bgsl ucael 20 aIr'e AZ 3c cin5 qlsC o, 11 aAl
lover iDos bu "ei'r4 q Sc Otlsr ar LEG 1nb'IsrL ar m
e rs medium Le u J4 l common % good argh Waf-
Isrs s5DH# Cotton t.u aud prices fs'e declined .Asl' %
goe store = saH 80 Corn weak he'd 81 Peg demand
l.at n5s .se.4y .a ..i. Ssv oa' esdI eoH'f's'
New-York tribune., 1871-07-28
tAEg SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
RAILROAD.


CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 27.-The meeting OF
s klodors Of tie Lake shore and Michigan South
erp Railway Company. TO decide upon the question OF
aing the tl5OOO0O Of the capital stock hitherto IN
b.le6 was held at the Office OF the Company IN this city,
teday TIE Hon. Horace I. Clark, President Of the
Cupany. presided and George B. Ely was chosen Sec
f,a-y The result the vote Is shown BY the following
tsp1T, u the IuspcCtorsi
We the undersigned Inspectors 90 testify that at
a Michigan Southern Railway Company, held at the
Fe Of fhe Company IN the City OF Cleveiaho IN tne
sac of Ohio on the 27th Cay Of July, l6 called Ior tHe
RfD1se of voting upon the question OF auJhOrAS We
Lge of 5OOOOO OF the capital stock OF the Lake Shors
Al Mi.iau Southern Railway remaining unlssCed and
D vhi.l meeting and the object thereof 20 days notce
hA been gwen ia one Newspaper publshed IN eac1 u
khs Cues OF Buffalo, Ere, Cleveland, ana Ch,
Saso Dsl494 shares OF the capital STOCK, OF
Ls 0,1tDauV voted upOn by the holders
fs-scf In person by proxy writing IN favor OF the
r-b5rztn OF such issue, and s63 shares were voted
b.D bv The holders thereof in person or by proxy IN
sErflrr AGAINST the authorization OF such issue We
$500 declare that twOhrds OF the stOckhOlOers OF
sad Company voting at such regular MeeI1ng, me- OeIIs
sos mn tvo-tlres o. an the stock OF the company,
s,te8 u favor Of the authOriLaLop OF he issue y w
esa)gU01 Of the capital stock or tLe , LaAe
ts5rs and Mch an .ltueIn Railway company ren4alH
lng Cu.-s ed 49, T. 4 AI7O' r,s,octo-s
I. G. SHELDON
T.. aggregate amount Of stock which voted IN IA
vos Of te proposition was t23s1Ao5O, and that which
voed against only $3.50 The whole authorized capital
rs u the Company, under its charter, is s5ooOCOco
s hitherto issued being SIS 10000 The issue OF
G remaining 900 Is for the purpose Of building
a5ua- track and other improvements
New-York tribune., 1871-07-28
rnrrnr MIRrrra

MoFrIF 27.-Cottou du nomiua Millngs l9ci ne
3 bales bales ok, 06 baes
Jlv 27COttou dull Mdlng, PIE net receipts paes
gross bales; sscs $50 bales. 6.OJO bales
GALvksTOS JAY TCou dali and nomina Good Otnir u t
bales So bales; stock IL " ae
July e7COon dull snd nominal m good hddlngs
aic receipts 2 bses goS rs bIesi Eales 2o bsles STOCK
f.753 bales
NORFOLK Juy 2Cotton queti Low M6nf, l9c ret reepS
20 bales; eIports-ooswise ibl balcs stock 6Ji BALES
B.TxoRE July 27-Coou firm; Miangs 20a2O.c net ree P'
a bslesi gross. 75 bales; eIDoscosse haes taes bs
stock B bales The ast bale Of new Texas Cotton received to-day
eassed Miidlng, sold for 27c. -
wLMISeToS Juy 2.-Cotton srm Millng, 9lci net receipts
25 bales; sales l3 bales; stock. 80 bales
SAvlxSIH july 2Coan verv DALI Ndfnrs 9iGl9ici net re
eeipts l4S bales sslcs. n bales stock, LOO haeA
CHAKLEsTpN YI(otOl qCirt NilNng l9-i ret
rs bales i53 bales; lae' Oj O1e'i soe-' 1l
L-.aa
New-York tribune., 1871-07-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.


L0yb0s. Jay 27-O m.Consos OPENED a. 9i f1r money
..i account American EeuY bO-ls 1857
rs g-f 1857. 9i Territories 9lt
PANS July 25.-French Keutes b5L s-e.
LyERPO0L Jur Z-lO:30 a. Cotton opened steae H31lng
Ipaad. 8Z9t3.; Mdtilg Orleans. 3iu5tL
LOSDOs JAY I-J0p m-Unted states TenPoty bonds oli
LivEEPOOL, July 21jO m.COtoR steady Mailing Lpaa1s
sagtd Md5lHg Orleans 9ia9;li Pork 81.
PARIs July EIbe BOuse oIeuei with Rentes At - Sc
IoSDOs July rs m.-COno closed al J as The
recount Amencan closed; FvsTWe1 bol 81
s1si eli, Ten Fortes Sii
pARu JAY Z7-Preuch Rsntes, 55f &c.
LIVERPOOL july Z7-5 m-(ooB closed steady; Hflng Up
rds 9dstd Mddng Orleans 99d sales Of DAY, Y
~ for export speculation CorD-So MI 33 Cheese p
sSDOg bullion the Bank Of EnGsnd has
dunug The past The AHOalt Of bullion u the ysu
OBS greater aan has been held in the bank since u
ohsrier ia la90.
Lcsvos jay 2l-EyesiBg g-spihts TGrpepine - C.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-28
t,SE1xC-HoUsE OF HENaY CIg~ < Z
% " ,rHaT

T.tters of Credit for frsYeTs. - omILcfei5
lCredits. issued through Messrs 49, Esbic3t y
Ic1. London, and their correspondents, aYauav'7
Is -oughOut the world.
Bills of Exchange on the Imperial Bank OF isor
son, National Bank Of Scotland, Provincial BaDS ~
Ireland and all their branches
81 ranolsco. the West Indies, and all parts Of the
n ited States.
Deposit accounts received in either Currency 'r
Soin subject 10 check az sights per cent interest
Ial0wed on all daily balances Certificates OF Depoa
ued Notes. Drafts, and Coupons collected ad-
lvsnces made on approved cOlaterals and agalBs
merchandise consigned u our care.
| On srs executed for I"voet.oent Securities and
Rail a. il0h.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-28
HoASE AND CARRIAGE MARKEI.
NEw.YoRK. Thursday. July 27, 1s7i.

NEwYoRK. Thursday, July 27, 1871.
The general inactivity incident to this sea-
son not lesened by the unfaverable weather pro-
vang during the last as hours, neither the horse
the carriage market presenting any feature Of interest
An auction sale Of horses, carriages, harness, and
horseclothng WILL % usual be held Nessrs Johnston
& Van Tassels Horse Auction Mart In East Thirteenth
St, tomorrow HTidayl. July =, at u o'clock. .
In Wow Of the continued lack in this market, as well
throughout the country OF fine large and stylish car
horses repeat more that the great prevail
ing error consists in breeding nothing bnt
those which they pleased 20 call trJtng nos
one IN hundred being worth the training. In the eOrt
rottcr they dwarf the size and render them
useless for all practical purposes, while, II their aten,
ton had been directed 10 tie breeding OF large orses
they would have found II vastly more prohtable be-
cause even in ease that the colt might not to tys
and action answer the purpose OF age-horse, -
would, in nearly all cases, possess slze ana quaHV
enough 10 make o strong and available w0Tk-DOfse.
Strong cOOrs-bay, brown, chestnut, and blacA-als9
dark dspple- grays-beng preferred, farmers should
avoid breeding others. ,, A..
With considerable satisfaction we learn that In the
northern part State increased att nti0n has or
late been paid the raising Of large horses. Gen
Pratt has on his farm In WATERFOWL y. y six hne ~eI
matched pairs comprising two pairs OF blacks, Two ot
danple browns and three OF bays an OF which are ether
bigh We have not the horses, but they are as
ue ana h'gIbred as described by corresponding
the New-Y0rk market Ia The place 10 bring them TO-
Major ]. J.. Edsall OF Orange County sofa ms my,
three-yearOid HambletOnan mare t4eetNlhg, 70 ale
Charles Kerner Of thIs city, for $500.
The Landau and Lantaulet will pe the carriages nOsty
used during the coming Fan and Winter season.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-28
prCF1pTs OF pPOnUCr

Per NorlA RiUer FsseH ana R1tlrDCdT
J-Lg 2l3 ps Ashes pAg BeesWaI - baes Cotton . Dds
Cotton OIL q bba Copper, psgs DRIED Fruit lH4 bbs Eggs
ASS btA FOar bnsh Wheat, 2 ~ bush CO p sOj bush.
Os q brIa Fs1 seed bush b. T. Peas B5 bb Corn Neal l72
bb Oai y bales Hemp 80 bales Hops bales Hides 1884 sides
Leather II bales Moss o. bbis slnB Iupeunne, l5O gga OIL
Gaze SO pkys PORK 5 pigs Cot Meat. l5y4 Pkg ls l6 E
Searne 1883 Butter 526l pkg Cheese IS pgs TaoW 45
hbsf Ic5.eca Tobacco 9i bales VOL 81 0b
New-York tribune., 1871-07-28

Cattle-Peccp sgains 493 week harfet quet
with downward tendency the part Of The receipts gong s.i n
Weather Shipme elsil losdsi sae iooE
Ohio steers ranging from 900 % 59 ID, e2G 70 W
400 DO, averaging 1880 b at 80 hesi - hsal m
Averaging los 10 81 cwt l9 head Indiana ranfng Tom
Ig II at IS 5iaSS So l2s Illinois ranging from 10 to
l4 ID AZ IS l0d 46 VI head Missouri averaging l06 D. a. % ~
70 Texas liza 5 at - 50 g Cherokee cows do bi u a. - %
Sheen active and shading Lambs unchanged sses W bead
Ohio sheen ranging o - to 81 b. IS 20; &5 Michigan
Averaging ~ 81, LOO Indiana ranging from 90 70 VI st
81 65d as Il l74 Csusa DO ll n a. ~ S5 and 2'
Canada lambs 3D. 20 81 Hogs steady an tendng
upward sa.es, - head a. SJ1t5 10 for good Shipping
New-York tribune., 1871-07-28
forses, Carriages, farress, &c

A RCH. JOHNSTON, AuctiOneer.
n Omce and Saesrot n 81 Nsssl1s.
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL I'D hold torr yu'ir sal. ~ HORSES
and CARRIAGES al no. III li Esst Thirteenth 81
THIS DAY y O'clock Several Gue Family Horses, par bse7
Ponies Road aai WORK Horses, &C.
uARNESSl HARNESS! HARNESS. To suit.
the wants Of those going 70 ssratoga Ns,5a Long bItneA
Mhopac Mount Ksco the country farm Central Psfs 20
place New and eezan tts of ee HARNESS SADDLES
BRDLES SHEETS BUSTERS &C. always on hand made % o,sr
Complete the track Oai park stable G ~ AcoEMAk
* BIO Mauufacsurcrs Wsreroons IA Chamheust-
CECOND-HAND TOP BUGGIES, @75 up
- ward; light RockEags Road Wagon Business Wagon Be-
-oache gm9-sea Rocwvs Carriages slightly soe cheap
MANUFACTURERS UNION REPOSITORY, 68 Broadsay.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-28
THE NEW-YORK
VlADUCT ''o'.
Railway Company.
DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS
Alexander T. stewart, A. Oakley Ean,
William N. Tweed, John Jacob Astor,
August Belmont, Peter B. Sweeny,
Charles A. Lamont, Levi P. Morton,
James F. D. Lanier, Hugh Smith,
Franklin osgood, William L. Blodgett'
William Butler Duncan, Richard O'Gorman,
John J. Bradley, Jose F. Navarro,
Charles L. Tiffany, Henry Smith,
William R. Travsrz Edward 3. Wesley,
Joseph seligman, Manton Marble,
Richard 3. Connolly, John Taylor Johnston,
Henry Hilton
New-York tribune., 1871-07-28
FAMILY LIQUOR CASES,
fe1al Nolites.

CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY,
y THUR CHILD ls- EDWARD 81, BATES. ELISHA BL00hER,
ASy Ross JANIS D. BISHOP Receiver. Ansoa Abbott Horaes
Hanphrsy Eiman Wool joseph D. Bsreman John p kumpp
-aama Barker Guardian u The cen of A5tahim Barker zoe
Clas. Nichols B-nsmin Barker Geogs ". Mend Aroi
Mlaiel All Eias Beea-Amsaied ssmmousOr rehcfIo ne
f0s hereby uum0ai and required % an
this action % which copy h herF'n server
aud q tie sal compliant %
te scla sAr o Pine see 10 Toe tW oi Ne~
Yl within tssaty SAYS ifer hs fyos n M slmn0a % Iou ei
cags o. DAY o such lnd l 90 su'aef ne al
compliant st .tstd De g.lEt5 ,As if'l ~ siIt
=, H. CONT f5r Obi. sls l-uaft- u te Complaint lnn- =
IH! 'hJ. a. CRANES f.aaai Art'ils,,
Ils ssuraat a ts tel tatoa 7is - i'' VAs ' TO-
ezra =. Eu. NJ4--J April % ifI ua.st me ? llil
go "a 1aAEAi5S. EA..ga A.L'es.I
New-York tribune., 1871-07-28
The AIAEKETS.
lcr.,ll, r,Dore. fat LEE rr1nrrut

lCs1ely reported iof TsE TEIBUsE
- THrEsD4F July a. 1871.
tii---y Poe he Bsttet remains frn good dena
~ i fe-rs are tle' Ga. s.-a1r- quote sg IS
tJ t't-Ihe market s g. .ns Oh o6y mo1erst. budaess
-sf- '-Tsy We not' lele o. i0ic s 5 bales t453 Ia.
~ a11ag 90 for eo aud - Tor oonsmpt0n We quote.
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New-York tribune., 1871-07-28
Drp GOODS.

/ AIDES Turbans and English Hats, High
Crown Hats stylish Engsh Walking Hats, Sailor Has 5i Irsr.
cling Boine,s 90 BISSSS MneTy tiI Bsodgay us IS Sssr
be. save iL
DEADS Or EVERY DESCRIPTION.
ID NJ P BROWN. No. 200 Broaiway NesiOrs
New-York tribune., 1871-07-28

zfg 3-lverssFof future i7er7 Oasis Low irgl The sse
81 follows; Last evening 20 1870 Aug
= % - lsct Jsn 100 st 6}c Total g45J 5ssA Todsy-uiy
. l9c aug I,9 a. lsic, Lll0 al j. zoe set 400 n
~ ~ ~ bite, 100 all Ste Oc 200 l6c JJ Al lie
.ssa 4S each Aoy Dec, sat Jan at ic, together; Dec
IL ~ -Oct te Ped % eIcbsags 2OJ Dee 20 Oct to.sl
II 1i.cs 6Islt total, HOO bales.
yFFEhko "a With better dsrnsnd from ths si- s-i mn
s-i 9'snso showing frn tone market Java Win
selvs and sisadyi sales sls7 bags no. per sogh
LUX AND AkAl-Ibs AriFsls of Four moterse
si ~ es o5'1dsis poor snd under fair local and
s'e se "saoei a. ne eloss the nArket stead yb r
81. pa ne 'oF gIaess sales u 100 bbs We qBot.t
V'' ''''''St sSgs: 1s gso I'D All, SAP as 7Oa ss Is
ga sS OiS i tssaS0 tssSsoSSss0 Er e, d,
si, Si', si'aai jsg @ 9h,e Il Isas pros. "a 10
90 sl,gOat m. "a Is Ohio Isd and aea sba 80
's,is nuiss.. bsa ~ Dosbe kILs 90 do la 7.50
as,' ESf.a.... 7oa Oo 81 Loa, Ioa5is TTt "a IS
Ifs AaJer Indians, 81 Louis Triple kxt 831 6 Is
~ saiAcl... CA 05 GsBesee EEtrs brsnds 5a O
20 Fgis sae der tte des and len abd tbe mJiers
''' ''s Hsrke ssa1er ba easii sales Of .6so oS We
- lsI soa Ssergstosa urse 20 rsod Sup s5 Isassas
it Aer ana eyFsiorTn, kTtra sDd FEmily.. 6g4 IS
H'n1 COUNTY bItfa........ 6IJD 20
e.ns Tssnsssss Eii lSd fsia.iy....... sS 70
saf j. sesef, tAe eeuard far nores TIE fst sual
'a - at n f eolagusd 70 Nesra Young Van Al
80 'i '' x ~ o. he eI'4sne pnes, We quo,e
- h0af g. 6tsts Penn.... 81 CYa ts 70
s-s SIN 80 " goe fstdf q 80 sss Ne ,u0tss.
Zeal ls.seYsr Il Mfai. 8 ~ :
- Hsseg o y Corr siss. b. ps.. 70 - 70 o.
4 - =. To eaf, AL ~ . ioi gsssns. " iSiss
New-York tribune., 1871-07-28
GaIrs bp Auttiou
Go I0hom It nan Concern

INFORMATION WANTED. - 100 REs
wARD-Gaviu a4.nan born u Pse scotland il l7ss sss
t m Auere Reliable evidence Of bis deata VII see TIE
reward Address JOHN p JAYNE Attorney No Alrrif-st, n 4
CHOULD this meet the eve of MICHAEL
= PALACE hi. brother JAMES Vo1 very gs hear fos
Lnn having @ arrived BY Ne5rska tron SegLelHd Az
dess tlryagi tOlce .-
JAMES PALACE
San Fraacsco California