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NEW oHLFANs, June l3 1871.
Cotton quiet and strong. Orleans, 1sic. Net receipts,
129; gross :I5G. Exports Barcelona, 400; Portland
EGO Sales $500. Stock 67,6s9.
sAvANNAH, June ID, 1871.
Cotton quiet; mlddng. lsc. Stock $3.50. Net receipts
l6o Sa'es lou.
Louisville. KY. June IL, 1871
Tobacco higher; sa!es 375 hhds Jugs IS 49, low leaf
SO % 81 medium to good, 81 80 Si3 tne 42j xg5.
OswEGo, N. Y June h. 1871.
Flour unchanged s3les 1890 bbls., at 81 20 for No
spring, 81 70 Tor amber winter SO for white winter and
as % double Wheat dull sales 6,tuJ bushels no.
red winter ut ~ 81 81 81 and 400 bushels No. Mwau
kce club al 81 An. Corn du sales S bushels low mixed
at &c l4Dj do at Csc and 4U bushels yellow at Zoe. Oats
and quiet Corn meal II 81 for botcd and al ~ for
unbolted per cwt. Mieed lower shorts, 22c Nc ship
siuls zoe. CSC, aud miidings &c. &c. per ton.
HIgbwnes !2c. Canal Ireghs-flour, Soc wheat ic and
corn 61ec. to New York; lumber, a3 to the Hudson,
SO 10 70 New York and 6 Philadelphia Railroad freshs,
Receipts by rye and 73sO0 lumber Ship.
men5 by eaGa12s0o wheat 1900 and 1000 feet Of
lumber.
CHICAGO, June I3, 1871.
Flour firm and less active; extra spring "a SO 50 Wheat
in fair demand but ut lower rates; declined No.
at 81 ~ sellers last half june Corn firm and excited clos
Ing quiet and steady No. mixed Sc N&c.; July de-
livery, 6;,sc in the afternoon duh at b3ac 5lc July de-
livery, 54cc Nssc. Oats fairly actye No. at aye.
Rye weak; No. at SOC. a Sic. Barley duh
and prices nominal. Pork quiet at SIS for cash
during June. Lard quiet and steady at 1uac.
Live hogs active, advanced 10xc. at %B ~ 50 12.
b,0o -four $4,000 bushels wheat ls26DO corn, $1,000
oats. 1910 rye 275 barley aud 1000 hogs Shpments40t
bhs -four " 900 bushels wheat 2ls 900 corn, 1000 $50
rye, $50 barley and 5000 hogs.
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PROPa@ SAILS.

COLONIAL sEcREFARY's OFFICE, NAY %, 1871.
" NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.
The government Of Prince Edward Island viii until 18th
july next receive tenders for the equip
ment OF railway Of feet inches gauge from Csscunpec
TO Georget wn, distance of about 10 miles,
Payment viii be made in Prince Edward Island govern
meni bearing cent Interest," payable half
yearly, redeenabie in - years.
specifications and forms of tender other
information obtained the Government Engineer ONCE,
tharot'etown, after l0h june next.
NO tender VIII be recognized unless made on the printed
FORM
The government do bind themselves accept the
eat or any tender. T. H. HAvILAND, Colonial Secretary
DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS, 3i6 AND 3is BROADWAY.
To Co ,TRAcToRa-proposas enclosed IN sealed cave
lope and endorsed proposals for cubic yards OF
for river wall" with the bidder, will be- received AZ
the Office Of the Department OF Docks until Saturday, June
H. ls7l, II O'Clock NJ for delivering 200 cubic yards of
stone for WALL he delivered from board vessels
near pier No. l North river.
Blank forms of specifications and agreements can be OBJ
taned al the oce Of the Department or after Tuesday,
the 3Oth inst.
JOHN r. AGNEW,
WILSON q. HUNT,
HENRY A. SMITH,
RICHARD NJ. HENRY,
WILLIAM WOOD,
Commissioners.
J. GEENvILLg KANE.
Secretary.
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TIC IUHUWIH8 taUIt SHOWS the HIgHcsV anu IUWcs
prices OF the principal stocks during the day.
COUNTERFEIT BONDS

Counterfeits of the first mortgage bonds of the
Rnce, but being promptly discovered were marketed
to very small extent. They are easily told from
the genuine 10y beng shorter both III The body Of
the bond and In the coupons, While the paper il
thicker and whier Persons who have made their
Investments through houses Of good standing have
no need OF alarm. the spurious issues having been
offered aud sold by irresponsible ana unknown
partIes.
THE CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
The Chicago Rdi,,cog Recie,c contains The follow
ing report OF the meeting OF the Chicago aud
Rock Island Railroad Company =
The annual meeting Was held yesterday al the
cOmpany's Office III this city. There was no change
ton Of harvey Kennedy, OF New York, to ill va
cancy in place Of John Iiearn, OF Erie Pa. The board
Reelected Its o,eers:--iicsiden, John L. Tracy;
Vice President EpeneZer COOK: secretary and Irea-
Gurer, Francis Ii. 1owS; ASSISTANT treasurer, j. ID.
Sherman; General superintendent, Hugh Riddle:
Assistant General Superintendent I, 4, Hall; Exc
cutIve C0mnltgo6, Joan L. Tracy, David Dows,
Ebenezer COOK, William l.. scott aud b. r. Allen.
Through the courtesy OF President Irac, we are
able to place before our readers Interesting facts
nom his report submitted at tue mcatlng
The president congratulates tile company as well
he may, on an pcreasc OF business regularity, and
safety q opSraS AM aieS y GgsIePfs Of op ssrc
In congratulations on results IN operating economy
that have brought corresponding reductions IN
charges, to the advantage producers and shippers
along the line.
we present statements OF receipts and expendi.
tures during the year ending March 81, 1871
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET, I
TUESDAY, June 1916 L. M.
On 'Change to-day wheat was less active ana
easier. The cotton market was quiet and steady.
THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The aggregate amount OF exports. exclusive OF
specie, from the port OF New York for the week end
ing June l3, 1871, was s3,99s, 128.
MONEY EASY.
Money was easy at two to three per cent on gov
ernments and at three 20 four per cent on stocks.
-Four per cent was perhaps exceptional rate.
/! Prime commercial paper was quoted at 4is 6per
cent discount.
Foreign exchange was frmer on the basis of 10
for prime bankers sixty day sterling.
GOLD wEAK-1l2T It2ls
, The gold market was weak and lower The clique
appear TO have sold out at yesterdays advance
and o belief that they had done so occasoned gen.
eral sale Of long gold by those who had bought In
hopes OF participating IN the movement for higher
prices. The price OF gold declined from 1928 to
1121s Cash gold also relaxed, and eventually cost
% consideration for carrying. The course OF the
market Is shown in the tahla.-
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, June 49, p M. 1871.
AsnEs.The market continued steady, with moderate
inquiry for small parcels at IS 81 25 for pcts and SO
80 % for pearls.
CANDLFs.A light jobbing trade has been progress
29c &c. Id. for plain sperm, 39c 40c Id. for
patent do sc &C. per h. for searc, and 1885, 5c per
h. for ndaihantine.
CoFFEE.-Rio in light demand, but with moderate
offerings the market was well sustained. No cargo
invoices disposed Of 8839 bags IN Bati-
more, ex Wavelet, were disposed of private
terms. The market for other kinds quiet,
but steady. with small sales TO jobbers at former
prices Messrs Arden White sum up follows: Stock
Of Rio and santos coffee In the United satesNew York,
s S Ssgs Baltimore sss bags oh ssvapnsh go,
quo,e:- Rio ordinary cargoes, ioc. lOJtc lair do,
l0c lie; good do, Ike. 159c. prime do, Il &c
l2kc extreme range for lots, l0ac l3c all gold per h.
In bond. thirty to sixty Days credit Java government
bags, isc 2oc do grass mats l3Hc 22c Singapore,
Lasnayra he lie. Jamaica, 3c. l5l4c. St Domingo
gold In bond s4c. lGc Costa Rica l31ac l7c Manila
lac. l6c Mexican, lSc 17c savaniia, l3c l5kc;
Curacoa l3c l6c all gold, thirty to six,v days c-e duty
paid.
CoPpER.--Thc market for American ingot frm with
fair demand. The sales 5000 lbs. 2ssc
lb cash. and 2'c for future delivery for lake Manulc
sheathing lsc. 2c; DO, 3Oc bolts 32c nails S6c
&c. yellow meal shea.hng &C.. do bolts, 24c and
do. nails, &c
CoIToN.-The marke weak, despite continued
able avces from Liverpool, with demand,
chiefly from spinners and liberal offerings holders
generally obliged TO submit to a reduction OF Nc per
all grades in order to effect sales The sales
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90 Vas du' and fully lc lower The sales were about
3 ssaSs as 50 i
for @ loads Of fair mixed '' Tso saies Gin aTa
Part last Sa m Were about 10000 1000 9ssho
i9T sn. &c fgr yellow oa.
one with sqes abou. 81 90 busheI. Bsriey~There Is
no stock and no demand Ryerhere was demand, and
e5 for Canada In bonds ~ II 10 for Western and 81 II
fnFie1s--T market was unsettled although rates are
perhaps trle more steady The however weak,
GTfes
wheat corn, Cd s,ad: So loves Cheese, aos $50
safsi s
Snia ana "a For Haw ssGw By sS.% %
7td Tue charters comprise Norweean bark hence TO
& 6 for cs rTes e. Of f' extending
70 ihe Battle ~ 100 sh naphha 81 bark hence . Liam
S 20 Se pe o5 sss Sss e 1 d Rs.
On SSn ns%n Comm
nen IT, @ es or A. Italian SsT @
barS hence 70 the Msa.eIrssean Aacac Gonsssni
Ss ps e Ss Ct sS se Ss Senn
W%nson y: g, 70 sors 3Ssrs 100 btl. syls Tyr
5000 quarters srsin a. Is sd British ship hence AMI,
nah ork for orders. with timber private terms
s Sis from s 3oh ;.Sai
market for both cloth ana bags continued
duh and the Following prices were na:-Bagr, l4c
I4I6c.. and CLOTH 1sc. lSHc
Hors continued 10 fair demand. the inquiry being mostly
from caors AMI exporters We Calf I2c
PC. State &C. lSc Eastern, &c. llc; Western. &c. ;
Ice, and old, &c. n &C.
iisup AsD JUTr.-Thers demand for either for.
egn domestic and prices were unchanged We quote
Dressed American, $3.50 Bgs5 per ton undrcssed do,
el55 sla per tonI Manila, lUs.s Ike. gold ss'l,
.c currency juc bc a6Sc, gold, and tuc butts, &c, Q
&C. currency. $1,000 -
inactive and values entirely nominal In the absence OF
siderable transactions 800 tons No wrought scrap
sold on private terms We quote mo. American 49, a
$50 b0 No extra do, SSs &J4; gray forge $3.50 az
Gengarnock, $50 b from dock Garsherje 1882 and Egp-
ton, $50 hnet bars were steady, with moderate IN.
qu at 9Tf S7S per ton for domestic and English, and
$50 xi0', gold, per ton for Swedcs, assorted.
LEAbt sg neglected, hui prices without change,
and the market though quiet, closed steady at s6 2S
ssls go, yer lbs fer spanish and German with s,es
6 So gold, per 100 bs for English Refined was in mode
ana pipe and SHEET sic % per 100 !bs.
MoLksevs-Asie from a small demand from the trade
there inquiry for foreign the scarcity Of boiling quail
tiles however, rendered hc marke, rm and the small ons
progress al full prices We note OF so bbs
New orleans, caehy at SIC. n Csc. We qnoe.--
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RowISa RRGATTA ON DUNDEE LAKE, N. 1.-THE
Dundee boat Club have made arrangements To have
u regatta on Dundee Lake on July 4. IL Is proposed
to nave five races-slngle souls, paper or cedar;
single SOUL working boats, double scull paper boats,
Iouy.oared lapstreak gigs ana slX.oared baIges.
Entries nave been requested from the PASSAGES and
Nerelds oil Newark; The lIudsons and Onedas. OF
Jersey City; the Argonautas, OF Bergen Point the
Auantlcs, Of lloboken; La Fayorias, OF Hacken-
sack: NJ NJ. A. A. and passac, or Paterson. For the
trsr three races prizes OF gold badges VIII be
offered; Tor the last two At~ l cVloys viii be offered
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
Convention Of the Long Island Rapfis

Convention Of the Long Island Rnpfists.
convention OF the Long Island Baptists, com.
posed OF representatives from all the Baptist
churches on Long Island, met yesterday In the Cen.
trail Baptist church, in Bridge street. The annual
sermon was preached by Rev. H. NJ. Gallaher, Of the
First Baptist church, Brooklyn, from Acts viii,
1888. The preacher in this dfcourse held up
Philip. the Evangelist as model for Christian min
listers ana Chr.stian men, In his obedience TO the
Divine command, when he knew not Its object; IN
his iearessncss OF danger in the performance OF his
duty; IN his requirement of faith In Christ before
baptism; In his adherence 70 the mode prescribed
BY Christ and III his not manlfesting grief in part
ing IRON his new friend In the prospect Of glorious
reunion by and by.
collection was taken up at the conclusion of the
discourse Tor the widows aud orphans OF deceased
Baptist ministers.
After the report OF the President, showing the so
clety TO be in fourshing condition., the Rev. $. $.
Cutting, ID. d., Secretary OF the National Baptist
Board OF Education, offered some resolutions and
addressed the ASSOCIATION on the subject of the es
tablishment and endowment of denominational
academies in the State. The resolutions were
adopted ana the meeting then adjourned.
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lad Carriers Going Up In Price,

The Brooklyn hod carriers were on a strike yester-
day They demanded three dollars per day, an ad-
vance OF fifty cents and, IA the posses refused TO
comply with the demand, they quit work. The
most Of the buildings now being erected In Brook.
jyn are put up on speculation and, as material is
high and there is no demand for property, the
builders are Indifferent as 10 whether the work goes
on or not. tho hod carriers have therefore, chosen
All uplsvorable time for their strike.
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The Fur,.tan street HoImicidc--A Kelly ia III.
Case.

Tho inquest over the body Of william J. Grey was
concluded yesterday by Coroner Whitehn. The de.
ceased, 1t viii be remembered, died from the effect
OF injuries received In an ARRAY with John Kelly at
the Pierrepont stores on the afternoon OF the sth
inst. Eclly and the deceased had an alteration In
regard to the manner in which they should
store some sugar. They had scui'e, and
in the course ci tie ARRAY Kelly, the accused, al
legged that the deceased stabbed him IN the slde lie
afterwards assaulted Grey, ana beat and kicked him
In the most violent manner as several Of the wit
nesses testified. The jury returned verdict that
the deceased came to his death from injuries IN
fic;ed at the hands Of John Kelly, at PierrepOnIs
dock ON the sh inst The Coroner committed the
accused 10 await the action Of tho Grand Jury.
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Forward deliveries decllned under
siderable reaize. At the downward
tendency still obtained The transactions today $50
b,les-on the basis OF low mdlng follows July, 500
1899, $50 at lssc $50 at lss.c O az Ike 100
August, 100 Mt % l6c 200 at 1Uc 100 at 10 10 ltc 600
1s5sc, 100 at 10 ls-;Sc, leo at 10 I-l6c, 500
a. @1S; sopissmeer LOO .. 49, october $co at
cay after Change 42O0 bales were sold, on the basis
II a.. 800 at l 100 at I9 August 800 AZ isc,
zoe. September, 300 at 1c October, 200 at lSa Total
since last report $40 bales The average quotations
ierdays forward deliveries follows june 19c
July, 1885, August, zoe. The receipts at the ports
were a foiows:- Galveston. 900 bales; New Orleans,
Lao; Mobie 10; Savannah, 16j; Charleston 1885, VIII.
mngtNn 80; Norfolk $685. BALTIMORE % New York, $50;
last week and III bales same day last Rates for
ton freight closed as foowsTo Liverpool by seam 316d
Id. by SAIL 63ld to IIavre by steam, 1c., gold TO Ham
burg By steam I'D to Eremea, ty steam, SO, gold, com
FLOUR AND Receirs-Flour. 2s, bills; wheat,
Ao bushels corn, 66, los do meal 500 bbs; oats
2sU0 bushels The hour marke. dul and heavy,
ticuary shipping grades, which were depressed by
favorable cable The sales confined to about
5000 bbs mostly IN jobbinG lots Rye lonr was IN mod
demand and steady The saes were mostly at So IS
SIS 10 Corn meal IN better demand and steady The
go bbs Jersey the pier at quotations
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The Denth Of Mrs. Gnskili--Not Killed by
Her Husband.

Coroner Whilchill held an inquest yesterday after.
noon ct the Mergue, over the body OF Mrs. Eliza.
beth Gassili, who was found dead IN her bed in
steuben street, on Monday morning, and who, as
ALLEGED came TO her death by violence at the hands
OF her husband. The marks which were found on
her body not sufficient to cause her death, ana
the Jury returned a verdict to the effect That she
died IN nj. GaskiI was discharged from custody.
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To LET FOR BUsrNrss ruprosrs

RIO LET OR FOR SALE-A FINE LITTLE FACTORY
NJ town excellent chance wood workers or m;
chnisls; boiler and engine ia lne order Address
Herald Office.
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CATTLE MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Peaf steady Mt ic 12}4c. Hogs lrmer DC. btSc. Re-
cepts-lattle, 80 aud live hogs, 2,S64
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Il department.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECTl
WASHINGTON May "a, ISL. (
Sealed proposals will be received until Il O'Clock NJ. Of
the 22d day OF june ISL at the oce OF the Supervising
delivering at the site OF the proposed building all dmen-
sion granse required the
Datneht oi which about 10000 cubic feet will be required.
must state the price per cubic foot for stones
rate o. increase Ia prlce for exceeding cubic
rect The exact average size of the
be gwen, but Will approximate ~ cubic
qared ana Delivered according to schedule OF net sizes
stone. - ~
Zach bid must be accompanied by sample block, la
inches cube OF the granite II proposed furnish which
must be sound durable OF uniform color aud grain
from dsc0orng other foreign substances and capable
wthstanns the action OF the elements that has
of furnishing the quality and quantity Desired within one
year. and from which stone has been is being
Tor first class buildings.
Bidders will state how they can commence the de.
They Will also state the and maximum
that caa be obtained from their quarry.
NO bids Will he received from the owners essces
OF quarrie from which the stone proposed to be FUR
All proposals made the printed OBJ
tancd OF the supervising architect and be
penal bond in the OF nifty thousand dollars t$600
that the bidder will execute and perform the contract II
awarded to him. and give bond therefor in the penal
one hundred thousand dollars Yl0O000l and valid
binding lease OF the to the government security
take effect the failure OF the contractor comply with
the terms OF the SAID lease authorize the
ment to take fun possession of the and ork at the
expense of the contractor In of such default.
The right TO reject a bids received is reserved.
Proposals must be enclosed IN sealed envelope en-
and addressed A. Il. MUi.LLTT,
Supervising Architect, Treasury Department Washington
ID.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

CTEINHhRTs FORMERLY HEYLGEIsTS SELECT
- Restraint. 4et Bryadwsy, near Droome street.-The
best cooking, the nen Wines, Beer aud cgars practical
cook formerly with Jones Co., Howard street and
Broadway. Come one, come all = I
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TUST PUpLISHED-THE FOLLOWING EIGHT
highly Important Lectures bound together and entitled
"lhe Philosophy of Marr1aee"-l. Structure Of Man; 3
Structure Of Woman Functions Of Man and Woman 4.
Marriage; spermatorrhra; .. Generatve Debility; z
Special Diseases; Treatment, delivered a. the New
York Museum of Anatomy, 6fS Broadway, New York. Par
ties who attend them forwarded free
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. els broadway, New York. Open
from 5 A. NJ. to IL Z. N. On saturdays till II r. NJ
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MICHAEL MCNAMARA ASSOCIATION OF THE
IM Nineteenth and Twelfth held large
meeting at the corner OF Fourth and
street This orgsnSson was named in honor the friend
the WORKING classes The executive arePrrsIient Jobn
Touney Vice President Pat Wash; Recording Secretary
suer, William Obrieni Sergeant Arms John Carr THIS
club Numbers over 200 strong Hon Algernon s. Sullivan
Assistant District Attorney and Fire Marshal Mcspedon al
dressed The meeting.
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RESTAURANTS.


(NAFE BRUNSWICK, CORNER FIFTH AVENUE AND
~ Tweniyarth street This sumptuonsly appointed Res
and Cafe probably the finest America Offers
accommodations to parties desiring breakfast dine
sup and 10 gentemen with ladies, returning from tie
opera theatre will be found TO be desirable resort
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mSrn nnn IN 72f CASH GIFrS.-GRAND- GlFr
SCOU.VvU CONCERT, Louisville ky October , ", lvi.
X Prinaipai Gilt Si01 6 7l0 Gifts from $O 900 70 III ~
Whoe tickets 30 half uckets 80; quarter 90 Sz& r.
r DRRETr Pres Public Library, Kentucky, ,Citzens bank
Treas; q. X. PETERS. Manager l20 Main ST. Lowisyie
Ky Tckets and information At Asor house, New forn
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INFANT NOU RIsHME In The ROYAL NURSERIES
the Food prepared by sAyORi MOORE has the pref.
DIR. H. Barker resembles mothers milk
c'osey as possible The infant Prince hrses upon
prince shoulj"Soc- Sci. Rev. "Highiy nouI fishing and
easily dIacsted"Dr. Hsssal. No bonng or stranlng re-
CURED Tins, Is, 2s, 5s and los. Prepared BY sAv0RY
MOORE, LAB New Bond street. London Sold Nv all chem.
lists and Italian warehouscmen
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


ADJUSTMENTS SECOND PAoK--Fourth, 6fth and sixth
AsTROLoGY- SECOND PAer-Th,rd column
soAk6 AND loDalSd WANTED
AXE EssSsE soR
BUSINESS fSSTn
Sq HEEL s5x szr
cLrsRs 'sssfS xsD EIrvrsru
e5a5HSSs SH5 sss se
sSAzsxj sa%G and
SSySTs S ss,n
DENTIsTRY-FIRsT PAeEsS.h column.
BSY HoEs T h4 S% AND
YIRSfsnED-NISTn PAex-Fouth and fifth col
nuRofEAN STEAMSHIPS Frssv pAeK- Fifth column.
FINANCIAL--FIasr PAGE-f Fourth column
FSk fSb TO LET
-, Ninth ,n PAer-Filth @ and sixth columns
FkENcH ADyEhiIshaENrs- -Slsrm PAer-sizth col
HELf WANTED-MALEs- -ELrvEsgu pAer-sissh col
HELP WANrED-FEMALEs-E ELEVENTH PAoK- Fourth
RoRsHs' ps"S CARRIAGES, &o.-F1rsr rAex Second aud
ESTgH fsSSss soSs @ fsSD
ssgs2S sE ASR
IEsIfsT rAsrslss 7s;., ss sss%n
kSsf kA hsb ssamn
sAeBnE Ass Column
rAsH
MEseEH%As ein = ni Sussneosg r.srEeur.A column.
MUsICAIs-Syo PAGy--fourth column.
PERSONAL FIRST fAGT--first column
PTANQFORTES-eRoOSD PAGR--fith column.
POST OFFICE NOTICE--EIRsT PAsr-- SiAth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RFNr-TwELFrM PAaE-second, third and fourth
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-Twxlyrn PAGE
REAL ESTATE wANThD-TwxirTH PACK Fifth col
RELIGIOUS NOTICES FIRST PAGE-sxth column
REMAkDS--FIssT PAGE 81 xt column.
SALES AT AUCTION-SECcND fAaE-Second and third
- Columns.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALES- -ELKyESrH FACE
FIRST second third and fourth columns.
SITUATIONS ED-kALEs-ELENESTH FAdE-
SPECIAL NoTICkS-FrRsr PAGE First and second col
.ePoRTNG-DoGs, BIRDS, 6o.-Frrs1 PAeE--second col.
uiDn.
THE TRADEs-EL svRSTH PA6E--SiAth column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-NISrH PAdE-
Third and fourth columns.
TRAVELLkRS' GUIDE-tIgsT PAGR-Sixth column
UNFURNiSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 10 LET
NINTH PAGE--Siath column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsT PAGR-Sixtb column.
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.-FiasT PAGr- Fourth column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &c.-FIasT PAGE Sixth column