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PELHAM BRIDGE.
Opening OF the New Structure.

UpcninG OF the Now Structure.
The new iron bridge across East Chester
creek, AZ Pelham, Westchester county, was
turned on for the first time last Thursday amid
general rejoicing on the part OF the citizens This
structure was contracted for more than year ago
for $4,000, and was to have been completed within
period OF six or eight months; but the contracting
party having failed, and other difficulties arising
from acknowledgement, The work Progressed hut
slowly until last fall. when a new
commission, consisting OF William IL. Browne, OF
West Che Andrew Findlay, OF East Chester and
II. Ii. Robertson, OF Morrlsania, was appointed, and
additional Appropriation OF $4,000 made. To-
day the bridge VIII be really Tor travel, and the
figfaction expressed In consequence-and at the
prospect of unrestricted commerce again-is general
throughout tie villages of west Chester, Ihrogg's
Neck Pelham, East chester aud new Rochelle,
while on CITY Island the Inhabitants are almost Wild
Win 10Y.
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PUBLIC WORKS.
Opening OF Proposals md Award Of Contracts
for Street improvements.

Opening OF Proposals md Award Of Contracts
for Street improvements.
Bids were opened in the ONCE OF the Commissioner
OF Public Works yesterday and contracts awarded
FOR street Improvements as ioows:-
For regulating and paving with stone blocks
Thirty-lrst street, from Second avenue to East
river, to d. McGratn, at sl2Sls so; Forieh street,
from Madison TO Third avenue, TO same, at Sl5,3i4;
Hubert street, IRON Hudson 10 West street. TO W. A.
Cumming, at $7,703 so; Franklin street, from West
Broadway to West street. to same, at s16 I64 30;
Watts street, from Canal TO West street. to same, at
sl7,64l
FOR constructing sewers in Seventy second street.
between avenue and First avenue, to Ethan A.
Allen, at 81 1854: In Water street, between GOuver
neur and Jackson streets to Jas Garry at 80;
In Hudson street. between Bank and West Twelfth
streets and between Horatoland Gansevoort streets,
to T. q. OBI1en at 81, l70 In Fifth avenue between
Thrtysecond and Thrtythird Streets TO Jas. Garry,
1T l,l22
For regulating. grading. &c., Six,y.nfth street,
from Ninth TO Tenth avenue, 10 JAS Garry, at
$2,141 co.
For Gagging Fifty.nrst street, between Broadway
and Eighth avenue, TOD. Geartv, at S2OIs seventeen
street, between Third and Fourth avenues to X.
Cunningham at $l.67s 40; Scventy.seventh street,
447D0 0aa
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest aud Best Newspaper in Il,
Country.

The Cheapest aud Best Newspaper in tho
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready contains asplcndd cartoon representing Kite
In Want Of Bobs or Free Love rs Flyer, together
with the very latest News by Cablo up to the hour OF
publication OF the situation IN France; also Tele-
graphic Dispatches from AL Parts OF the World:
another Chapter In the story OF Boutwcll's Bunder
ing; the Treaty Making Power; full particulars Of
the Pittston Mine Disaster; Fire on the Mountains;
the Latest Express Robbery; the Car Hook Murder;
Jer DAVIS ana Sad Story. II also contains the
latest news by telegraph from Washington Artistic,
Literary, Fashionable Political Religious and Sport
ing Intelligence; obituary Notices; Anlusemcnts;
Cnronologcal; FacouG; Editorial Articles on the
prominent topics of the day; Our Agricultural
Budget; Reviews Of the Cattle, Horse, Dry Goods
and Boot and Shoe Markets; Financial and Com
mercial Intelligence and accounts OF all the impor
tant and interesting events OF the week.
TERMs:-Single subscription, 81; Three copies, s.:
Five copies, IS; Ten copies. SIS; Single copies nve
cents eacn. A limited number OF Advertisements
insertnd in the WEEKLY HERALD.
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NEW ORLEANS, June q 1871.
Cotton quiet, but strong; mddings 1874, alS4c; net
Sales L400; stock l0044 net receipts of the 2972y
1869 ExportsTo Liverpool ia26 TO Hsve, 1891
TO Bremen, 2425 TO Queenstown, 70 Malaga, Loo; to
Barcelona, 726; coastwse, a2o9. Sales OF the 1000
SAVANNAH. June . 1871.
Cotton frm midtlnys 16hc net receipts, 3d. Exports,
coastvise @ Sales 81; l9s46: receipts OF tho
week, 255 ExporsTo Great Britain 6U2s 20 The CONT
nent, 250 coastwise, a2l6 Sales Of the week, 20O0
LOUISVILLE, June I, 1871.
Tobacco strong and sales 207 hhds lugs 81 30
So %; low to medium leaf, SO So $la
oswEao, N. Y, June o 1871.
Flour steady and unchanged sales 1000 bbs at 81 % for
SIS 20 for double Wheat sales 5oJ bushels
extra white Michigan 81 So aud 1000 bushels Chicago spring
by sample 81 Axe Corn steady and in fair demand sales
2eoJ bushels mixed 65c Oats steady and
quiet. Corn meal, 81 90 for bolted and ST 80
i ISGr, uHs ss w MI feed ushaSsa
40 sss per hisawnss DC: Canal frssh:s~Eosr:
the Hudson So % New York., IS to Philadelphia; Rail-
Albany S5c. REGENTS By aie~5oSo bushels corn 5000
bushels rye and 900 feet lumber shipments by canal
1000 bbs four $500 bushels wheat, 20 bushels and
l,204, goo feet lumber.
CHICAGO, June 2, 1871.
Flour firm in fair demand. Wheat in fair demand,
advanced Nc Lei No. at 81 1854 june; 81 26I 81 26,
sSg IN ss & 5a2s .:s
noon dull; Size &c. un e: Ss1s 'ne 5sc.
sssy S Ss' sasSs No. Ss Barley All and
Ana steady 500. Provisions weak lower; mes. PORK.
s g. 80 Sa; FL ssn. .i.s 81, s. Ivy ArS
weak. Recepts5ooO bbls. -four, 81 00U bushels wheat
$1,000 bushels corn $1,000 bushels oats 1000 bushes ryes
-four bushels wheat So2 bushels corn 900 bushels
oats, 200 bushels 2o bushels barley and 600 hogs
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LONDON MONEY MARKEr.--LoSDoN, June 2-5 r NJ
Consols closed 9 tor money and 91 the account
American securities quiet and steady United States i've
twenty bonds 1867 o0 1855, old 90s; 1857 S2S; tens
forbes, &c.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNDoN, June 2-Eve-
ningLinseed cakes Gl0 S. ton inseed oil, Csc 15s
LIB on whale oil I34 per toni spirits petroleum, sgd.
Cd. per gallon
,LIyERrooL corroy MARKET.--LIvHnrooI, june 2-5P.
Mrhe market closed active; mddng uplands, TSd. 3d.
mddng Orleans SID The sales OF the day 1000
bales including $500 for export and speculation Sales OF
cotton not below good ordinary New
Orleans have been made at 3d. The stock of
1os,0j0 American
LIVERPOOL BREApsrurrs MAnEEr.-LIvERpoot. Juno
2Wheat, l2s. Sd. per GENITAL for California white; red
spring los Od lis Id The resepts Of wheat for the past
three have been 10000 quarters OF which $1,000
American Corn. Cd per quarter for mixed Western
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, June p
EvenngFne rosn, LIS. Sd. per cw, Spirits turpentine,
39a per cwt.
FRASKFoRT MONEY MARKET.--FRANKFoRT, June IL
Evenng-Uncd States hvctwcny bonds closed Mt 96h for
the o 1862
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
Quarter to six o'clock p. M.


FRIDAY June s-6P. NJ.
Asnrs-A light demand prevailed at 80 80 rs for pearls
and 81 % for potts. at which prices the Market though
quiet, firm, especially for pearls which
CANDLES steady, with light inquiry from the trade
at 3Sc 40c for patent SPERM Soc for plain SPERM &c.
29c for stearic and lSc a l5c. for adanantlne.
COFFEERo IN the absence of saes aside from the small
jobbing TRANSACTIONS dull Holders firm in their
views however, and there disposition to force busi
ness. the market closing steady at quotations. Other
full prices paid for small lots We quote Rio ord
nary cargocs loc fair do lOa<c 1lc good do.
lots loc sSc all gold per lp n bond. thirty to sixty
mats,, 1870. &c.; Singapore, tic. lsc; Ceylon l5,5c
lIc.; Maracabo l3c l7c Laguayra, Kc l6c Jamaica
13c l5I6c.; St. Domingo (god bond 9c. l0c. Costa
Rica, l31c Ne; Maaa, lie &c., Mexican he 10
Savania 13c. 15c Curacao l3c 16c., ali gold, thirty
to sixty days' credit, duty paid
CoppER-The market for American insot active
at slightly easier prces the saes reached 200 bs chiefly
at 21c llsc. lib. for lake. but partly for de-
with fair demand which met at S2c per H. for bolts
sheathng &c. 3sc per h. tor nails, 22c. for yellow metal
nails 22c for yellow metal sheahing and 24c for yellow
efal bpl.
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GOVERNMENTS STRONG.

The combined influences Of higher quotations for
fve-twenties in London and the advance in gold
rendered the government list firm at general i'm.
provement In prices, although dealings were not
much above the average OF some days past The
inquiry was legitimate rather than speculative,
representing orders from the other side OF the
Atlantic. The street quotations at the close we're
as follows:-Unied States currency sixes 1l5X
I57s; do do, 1881, registered, ex interest, ia q
1144 do do, coupon, 117sS HIS; do. five-twen-
ties, registered, May and November, 11lX ll2; do.
do, 1862, coupon, do, HIS 112; do do, 1864.
do. do, 1115s ll2; do do, 1866. DO. do, 111z
liz; do. do, registered, January and July, 110Y
1107s; do. do, 1886, coupon, do, 11kA 1143S; do.
do. 1867 do. do 1l44 1l41s; do. do. 1868, do.
do. ll4l 1l4A; do ten-forties, registered, 1907
1907; do. do, coupon, ITO o 1loA.
STOCKS DULL AND IRREGULAR.
The stock market was dull outside Of few
speclaltles. Pacific Mail was the principal weak
spot and declined to 443s under sales which are
thought to represent the beginning Of regularly
organized "bear" movement against the stock.
Reading declined about one per cent and closed
heavy. On the other hand-to make the market con.
sistent in its irregularity-Rock Island was strongly
supported by its clique and carried to 1884, while
fresh rally on the part Of the operators for rise
In Lake Shore took it up to u.s. The stocks thought
to be unsupported by ccues were dun and heavy.
Wabash went or to 62K and Northwest to s5z. st.
Paul, Erie, Ohio and Mississippi and Western Union
were steady. PittsburR and Hannibal and ST. Jo-
seph we're weak and lower. ST. Joseph preferred
declined to 0s. PIttsburg broke to 12o. New York
Central was barely steady and the scrip weak.
Union Pacific made another feature OF contrast and
advanced TO "a.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
Tie following table shows the highest and lowest
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The following table shows the highest and loves
prices OF the principal stocks during the day.
THE STATE poNps QUIET.


The Southern list was dull outside OF little ac-
tlvity IN the Tennessees which we're 1rmer, on an
onicial statement from the Comptroller that two OF
Tue railroads had cancelled their Indebtedness by
turning in 10 the treasury equivalent amount Of
State bonds. Prices closed as follows:-Tennessee
ex coupon, 7ox II; do. new, FOX II; Virginia,
OK coupon, os1s 90; do. new, 73A "A; do. old,
registered stock, COX a 81; Georgia skies, SO 81;
do. sevens. 90 o5; North Carolina, ex coupon, AZ
AN; do. funding, 1866, 5. a So: do. ~. 1865 80
80; do. new, 26h 81; do. special tax, 1oa4 2o;
Missouri skies. 95ss o5A<; do, Hannibal and st.
Joseph, 81 e5; Louisiana skies, 20 70; do new
65 IS; do. levee skies, 10 ~; do do. eights IS
81; do. Penitentiary sevens, 10 "a; 40. railroad
Fights, rs q 70; Alabama nves, "a 70; 90. eights,
1o3 1o4, do. railroad Fights, s6 100; South Caro-.
lima SKIES, rs so; do. new. January and July, e31s
a o.; do. 10. April and OCTOBER, Of o2; Arkansas
skies, IS IS; do. sevens, 4s 81.
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AhMY OF IHr LINES.

The reunion OF the Army OF the james VIII be held
In this city the third Wednesday Of July the lsth
prox. Major General Terry Will deliver the address
aud Colonel John Hay WIN read the poem. The
neadQu arters Of the organization viii be at the Aston
House. The Executive Committee, OF which Major
General Charics X. Graham ~ chairman, Is making
efforts 10 reuder this second meeting or the Army OF
the James a memorable reunion. The mcmhers OF
the executive Committee earnestly solicit fun at
tendance u all officers formerly connected with the
Army ~ The James. Indications are that majority
az those attached 10 that army VIII be present.
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STREET CAR CASUALTIES.

Another Boy Killed on tho Third Avenue
Railroad.
John Hogan, lad thirteen years OF age, who
lived with parents at 8is East Ninth street, died
in Bellevue Hospital on Thursday evening. De.
ceased was employed at 724 Broadway, and, being
despatched on errand IN the upper part Of the
city, took 1nird avenue car John stood or sat on
the front platform, which was much crowded, and
when near lhlrty-hrst street he either fell or was
pushed of and struck on the track. The wheels
passed over botn his thighs crushing them terribly.
Any persons who may have witnessed the occur
renee requested 10 give information to the pa
rents OF deceased, and thus further the ends OF JUS
tlce Coroner Hermann will make an investigation
in the case on Wednesday next
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FRESH lERRlNGs.

The schooner Mariner OF Bridgewater, Novss
Scotia, arrived lately at Halifax from Magdalen
Islands with 500 barrels OF herrings This Is the first
arrival OF the large fleet OF fishing snlacks fitted out
In several ports Of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick
for the prosecution OF the Magdalcn herring fishery.
The quality OF the fish brought home by the Mariner
Is believed 10 be even finer than that OF the valuable
4 a
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0alo DEMOCRATIC sOMIsAToss.

CINCINNATI, June O. 1871. =
The following Is the full ticket nominated BY the
Democratic State Convention -s-1-~ -
Governor, Colonel George W. McCook; Lieutenant
Governor, 5. +. Hunt, OF Hamilon Attorney Gem
eral, - Wallace, OF Clark; Auditor, ]. n. CocKere
OF Adams: Treasurer, DIR. Bruehl, Of Hamiton SD
preme Judge, q. W. Geddes, OF Rchland; Member
81 the Public WQEks Arthur Hlgles. 81 CpYahQgR
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fires in Brooklyn During May.

Fire Marshal Ready submitted the following re.
port 10 the Police Commissioners yesterday
To TIE HONORABLE THE BokRD or POLICE BROOKLYN =
GErTLEAEs-Ihere thry.six this city during
the month Of Nav 1871 against twenty for the
spending month OF last
The causes nearly have been able them,
follows ponancous CONCLUSIONS, two; gaslights
setting fire curtains and goods In windows three;
friction IN machinery, defective fues, three explosion
breaking OF oil lamps seven unknown, 1--WE from
ohimneys, four; sparks from pipe, woodwork
the furnace timers supposed
iuccndiarism,
ing oven, falling the q smoK ehouse,
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Coroner Schirmer yesterday held an inquest In
the OF Charles Hastings the lad late OF 44s West
Nineteenth street. who on Monday last was crushed
beneath the wheels OF a Ninth avenue at Seven.
teentb street. death beng the result. Deceased was
returning from school, and seeing a couple or boys
engaged in fight, pursued one OF them, and in
crossing the street stumbled and fell when car No.
Z, OF the Ninth avenue line passing down at mod
crate rate OF speed passed over the arm ana leg OF
deceased, crushing them badly. After hearing all
the testimony the jury rendered verdcJ Of death
from injuries accidentally received.
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Wheat was steady, with of 10000 bushels part last
prime Do Snsariy ali at 81 g delivered q for in
do Corn was steady with sales Of about 1900 bushels al
SAC 6Sc for warm mixed SOC zoe damp do, Use.
yellow Oats we're dun ana nominal !. Csc s4c for West.
and demand prices were consequently nominal sys
dull and nominal " for Canada IN bond, 81 20 for State
FnElsnTs-The market for grain rates by steam
Rates sS other goods by steam and ws ss
asSSS ba.as; - bale.
DOf Don fsn ol sa
werp. $500 bushels s6d Vessels Tor both grain
Charters British ss sue quarters aran' direct
% S the SS M ri
Coustantnope, 3D. British bark 800 tons, hence to
to
eun 5s German ship henceto Bremen, 300 bbs petro-
GUNsIEs were neglected entirely nominal q. about
HopsThere was fair demand from speculato:s and
HAY AND SHAW were only moderately active at o5c 81
Sr - snd u X or rea nr, q
mEMr AND Jrrn- marke. for hemp was entirely in.
1900 bales at sixty days, ooo bales in
h%sa saiS daSs s
Rampieo oa sosa Jase se rod
and juie butts, e. a1.c;, currency.
small os which sold 70 small eIep realizing $751; $50
pe sold
1888 per ton. Scotch pig sold freely, about
former prices 500 tons Gepcarnock from ship sold at 5l
per ton prompt cash 80 tons Garsherric from yard at
S3S 80 per 4eO wrought scrap
terms 300 tons old and rails, private terms
100 packs Russia sheet realized Sc gold ID. American
English refined bars $50 Swedes
sorted, at 1855 300, gold, per ton.
LEAD.-Pg no. In demand. and prices were nominal
86 1919 and SO 49, god per 100 lbs for Spanish and Ger
man. and S6 20 SIS So gold per 100 lbs for English Re-
fined steady with light demand AZ rs % per io os
for bars, and $40 20 per 100 lbs for sheet and pipe
MoLAssEs1hc ket tor foreign remained hr Trans
actions limited lots, which realized full prices Do
moderately active, with sales OF 100 bbs at from
lrc 10 mar cal Wa
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Forward deliveries were moderately active Mt fun prces the
for June showing advance The transactions to-day
comprised $500 bales, q, 1915, 900
July ana 100 August at August LILO a. isc Ido a.
l6Nc YESTERDAY, after Change $1,000 bales disposed
OF as followsJune 400 at 1885, 0o0 at 6sc july loo
tosethcr 100 do July and August. at l7c do. August
lU0 ut T5ac 500 At 175sc total since last report 9Su0
bales The quotations of yesterdays transactions
for forward delivery follows June, 1865 July,
l7l0c; August IL DC September 1885, October 15asc
Rates for cotton freight closed olowsTo Liverpool by
steam Nd. by SAIL 63ld. 3sd. to Hayre, by lc.,
gold 70 HAMBURG by steam & sail; to Bremen by steam,
Receipts At the PORTS to-day Gaveston, 7Ss;
leans 44S7; Mobile 7Yl Savannah, 43O; Charleston 27
Wilmington, 3d. Norfolk SIS; Baltimore, 2sS New York,
2s7 Boston, Total 1851 bales against b.4!o bales
day last week. and 40S bales day last Stock
cotton at interior towns June 1871 ;Aususa 1855 bales
42C9 bales; Selma, 1877 bales; Memphis 95 bales
vile, $50 bales. Total, 3,,0gl bales.
FLOUR -Receipts-Flour, 6,g14 bbls wheat
1G6 aog bushels l5s675 bushels corn meal a bags
1C97S4 bushels The Hour market ruled steady, with
light demand at previous prices The sales were about
$500 bbls. -four steady moderate demand.
Corn meal continued in fair demand at steady The
hes 100 bbls. Brandywne at quotations. We
uunta
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is shown in the tablet

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent for carrying to I per cent for borrowing
The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as
folows:-
Gol1 cleared. $780, 900
Gold balances NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1,4s6.$l0
Currency balances. 1,0S6150
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be losses and insurance are as follows :

seen aDUVt the
have greatly Increased IN this city during the past month
There deaths FIRE this city last month.
On the 18th named McGowsn whose !st could
not be ascertained, burned to death In shed the
corner OF Schenck street DeKab
sleep while intoxicated On the I'D the Of Eliza Hones
no. O Eagle street aged four burned 10 death
by his clothing taking brc from the Respectfully
mitted p. kEADY Poice Fire Mars hal
BEoozLYN, May 81, 1871.
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NAVAL sTonrsspirits tupentne was quiet and rather
weak. Quantities offered TO arrive per Scneacor at
Ec per gallon. The of lots on the spot, COM
prsing $50 bbls at from ssc soc Per gallon hosn was
without material Change. Sales LOU bbH strained at
w 60 bbl $50 bbls pale az 20! per Dbl $40 bbs
pale and extra pale Mt So IS 5u per bb We gnote;-
Strained, So 40 2t5; NO. So IS ax3; No. u W 20
~ So pale 5 S6 and extra pale So W 6othe latter
price for virgin. Tar quiet safes were limited to
small lots 80 20 for Washington and 50 for Wilmington
Wilmington was offered freely mt 49,. ii. 80 %.
PEovIeIQSs. epts-Pork. 4i5 b6ls cut meats .Sd
pick lard 94I packages The pork market ruled dull
and lower but osed arm ut decline. The sales
about l2U6 Dbs $40 % for juno and 8lb I2b for
July. ccf continues quiet ut $40 $l4 Tor mess, wl3 H7
for extra 800 S for prime mess terces and wy
R23 mess, terccs Beef hams were quiet and
rac easier, ranging from 93 1913 for Texas and Western
Cut meats-Tkero considerable inquiry noted
HAMS but no transactions worthy Of note reported
We Dry salted shoulders 6ac clear bellies oitc
&C.; bellies &c. packs ss4c. Hams-Long cut lOt4c ilc
do short cut 1910. llc. do sugar cured and smokcd
12c To- Lard lower We note sales or about l,bOO
erces loc for june md ioc for Augu. bacon was
tribe active and r We note sales OF lgO boxes long
clear Mt % 90 boxes short rib at She also xV boxes long
clear for June delivery Mt we quote clear sc
berlAnd cut INC. Sci STAFFORD aud BIRMINGHAM hkr
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w e S T POIN T.

Tho Fate of the Plebcs Still Hanging in the
Ealsnce-The Graduates Examination and
What May Happen-A Professor That Put
His Foot in It and Shoemaker
That Was Made a Lord
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW York, June 2, 1871.
The cotton report from tho interior towns for the week
to.da Ia aa
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SALES At THE NEW YonK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Friday, Juno 2-1Os15 A. M.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-28
Assessors Notice.

HtHE Assessors OF the City or PoItanu neieVy
give noIice 10 all persons iiibe - o. JrAs.ou , 10
said civ that they will be In Sc sion every secular
day rom the rst the flee tn LAY OF prl next,
,ucIusiye ar their room in u Hail, rom len to
twa,ve o'uck IN the TO eno)n: anu nom three tn five
.Ioek in fbe aftein, tor the purpose ceivnp
IT, or the polls and tates tax Die in said CITY,
snG nil SUI h persons are he eby n tined TO mako
onJ bring -aId SCISSORS, true and pe,fec lisIs o
ali their po Is ami estaus and all est tea real .nd
pe rsoual be.d bg them as guardian executor adn,n
istrator. trustee or otherwise ou he trst day q,
April neat and be prepared to m IKE oath 10 tue
tau h Of the same. ~ " VIZ
Atd when esta IS OF persons deceased have been
dis ied nuilng he past Year, have charged hands
hom any cause ne executor nd III ioslrattr or NJ
person eres'ed IL hereby warned 10 give sotic ot
su,n ehange anu IN defiull OF sucn notice viii h..
neu uu.r IN law TO pay the tax assessed a,thouob
over. 'ueu a-o pio
Any person who neglects TO comply with this
no'ice, VIII be doomed in tax accordi Q O Ihe I,w
Of be Stae and he barren OF the rig MS to make
pnca' non the CouLly Commission r. tor apy b lte
ment OF ns taxes unless Ia. ,hows that b., W ~ no.
aoae 70 oner such i.ts within the time hereby an
pointed ~
N! SSsFs's sSIsStt' !! soR. 4 DYER. Assessors
Blank Schedules wiz furnished at the icom
Of the Assessors.
Portlsnd March %, 1871. mr24td