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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-09-23
OPELOUSAS FEMALE ACADEMY.

TVHE next session of this School will open
Il Monday, September 4th, and continue
ten months. The Principal, having had much
experience and success as Directress OF schools
feels assured that, with the aid Of efficient
teachers, she will be able to offer parents and
guardians every inducement to patronlze her:
1t will be her object to render her school,
a home, IN crcry respect, where pupils will
have due attention paid to their moral and
physical, as well as intellectual training.
A large and commodious building has been
secured in the most pleasant and retired part
of the town.
Rates Of Board, Tuition, &c, pesMonth.
Preparatory OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4 10
Academic ..--..-----.- D w
MUSIC
| | Sc of piano for practice. = 90
Vocalization and Solfeggio--.--.----- ) 90
| Drawing ) 90
French, Italian, and Latin, each.----- = 00
| Fancy Work : 90
Board and Washing. Is 90
. n. 3. Favorable arrangements will be made
| with such persons as are sincerely DESTROYS to
educate their daughters, but are only deferred
from real tack of sufficient means.
For further particulars apply to
MRS. C. NJ. MURRAY,
Dircctress, Opelousas, La.
August ), 1871,
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-09-23
NEW ECTO RY.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Thos. 3. Bodley, No. 9 Perdido st..
Balls Ohio Mowers and Reapers, Sattley
Gang Flows, Stafford Cultivators, Southern
Corn Planters, and Cotton Planters, Victor
Cane Mills, Cooks Evaporator.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-09-23
LOUIS r N AGENT,
GROVER g. BAKER

GROVER g. BAKER
Highest Premium Sewing Machines
MORE First Premiums in Mississippi, Ala
II bama, Louisiana and Texas, in the past
Three Years, than all the other Sewing Ma,
chimes combined. Sales greater than those OF
any other. Are better adapted to the wants
of Families in the South than any other Sew,
ing Machine in the Market Prices: 800 and
S65. Office: No. 1872 Canal street, New Or
leans. J. Fl. GARDNER, Agent.
The New York herald., 1871-10-23
NEW HERALD MONDAY 2s l8n-TRIPLE SHEET

dated bonds, co cox; do skies, deferred scrip 25
q 20; Georgia sixes 80 q 81; DO sevens, 90 a 92;
do sevens, gold, 9s 95; North Carolina ex coupon
81 30; do funding, 1858, so a 81; do. do, 1888,
25 80; do. new, Is 20; do. special tax, Is II;
Missouri siAes, 03h o.; do Hannibal and St.
Joseph, o2 93: Louisiana skies. 81 10; DO new,
So 90; 40. levee skies, 65 6s do. do. cghts, so
a.; do DO eights, 1875, 10 50; do. Pcnitentiary
sevens, 65 O 10; 40. railroad eghts rs a 80; Ala
bama fves, 65 a 90; do eights, 9s l00 10. eights
Montgomery and Eufala Railroad 90 a 95; South
Carolina skies, ~ rs; do. new, January and July
43 431S; do. do, April and October Al a.; ArKan-
sas skies, funded. IS 6s; Mobile and OHIO Railroad
sterling, 81 q 90; do interest eignts, so q SO; do
second mortgage eights 70 rs; Mississippi Central
Railroad, first montgage, sevens. 81 o IS; do. ao
second mortgage eights rs so; New Orleans and
Jackson, first mortgage, IS q So; do. do., second
mortgage. 70 IS; Memphis and Charestoa Rail-
road, nrst mortgage, IS SO; do. do, second mort
gage, rs q so; Greenviile ana Columbia Railroad,
guaranteed by South Carolina SO 81; Macon and
Brunswick Railroad, guaranteed by Georgia, " q
70; wilmington, Charlotte ana Rutherford Railroad
eights, So a So; Selma, Rome and Dalton Railroad
sevens so So; Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
eights, 10 so Memphis city skies, 81 SO; savan-
nah city ssvens, IS 90; New Orleans consols, old,
10 70; do issued railroads. sixes, 70 a rs; do.
seyens 63 6s e.9 rser.
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

bales cosstwss. L62I iiso bales;
cnAsLEsror. Oct ~, 1871.
pos @ % ass Fss:P Sc: M os
Bsssus quiet snd steady ., ssse ,sc Flour r. steady
sSc. s1a rm ss g Gse n
sides $40 sugar cured hams, le9e Pork si3 So Lard
Sads al So V sa saAA'' "'" i00a's0 STEADY ' '1e'
Flour ou. and unchanged. Wheat mnS, .sss 1S
q is% s s:ssdy 81 oa,. sSns srmei N No
@ ,aS md. n annE % No s
SoSr $40 S bushels ~hsa SsSs "0'aA 'A''men' 00'
po,. au and oon, 1.,ss.y scIssc,ss. :. 10 1o g., s
meats Demand light and holders Hrm shouidsrs eye.
sss: S & eisc ;s g sf'sp good sS
nee sellers Live hog. dp and nominai asking Sa !s
S S.sS sSpoe'0n' would have TO Dc ade to SELL rscsps
81 % for No D. s. ior EXTRA ps,s q Tor pale cras:
IS IS for virgin. Tar siesdy Al o. co. " ''" N'
sln .i1 lALsAxv, N. r.. Oct 81. lsn.
20
@ 4 store c.s. nasss show. lows
Nss ss.iei. I'll s sorn
@ go eS ss:Ifa
s Sa. .esss ss1ss;
M.sies ~ e1 Ss'1 iPi'ss . Ss%.na :.i..
and lowers sales 000 bushels Ohio At l4o 1000 bushels
No Western q 49, Rye quiet unchanged Barley In
1000 bushels Western at &C., Pork. Sl Lard loo. High
wine inactive. ~ fM
~ ------ OswKeo, Oct. 81, 1877.
-Four steady sales i7ov bbls "a rs for No spring
So % for amber winter no SO for white winter % double
extra Wheat quiet; No Miwaukss club held 81 a. Corn
active and shade lower sale. 5000 bushels prime Canada
co mprsng IS 600 bushels lake and Bay Quine. &c.,
and $1,000 bushels at 92Hc Corn meal, 81 60 for boed
q IS 70. unbsssd, cw MN feed :.ssdy short. ssO
wines ssc Canal reights unsettled but closed Hrmsr
wss.s % sSo oS n:rsE 'nr., sc ds e New fosk
$s g New yors ksl1o.d frsishtsaFour e Boston .cs
bushels wheat $4,000 bushels barley, 1880 bushels rye
400 feet OF lumber Shipments by canal-59O0 bushels
barley, l,462 200 feet of lumber
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

was au Y rSGp IS a9 ss sale: were about
II 50 is%e FOR hwsutss No. DO, iesi s for
S,s5Ga u rsa sa;s'a o0S rs ar
ss'; ets.: :
active pu ssdy Sales 60 o0o Sushe: a. 4sc 6le for
a9s' 0a Rs no s9GSs
20 cn ss: % as but 70. m AMI 81 %
nominal a. sac sss ISr Western ana $50 for
Ss Ss but but r.r Il . vessels
liverpool pss.' sss.m 5000 5000
s"s :y !s 's s.s bale; !: ss ss. Ss
6: f ssnss y
terms. an Italian bsr 40 tons hence TO Trieste full cargo
sen bS. or "sr other nenss Vessels 10
were under refusal for petroleum. but parties could agree
Iy:s q but held E.:sJg. gs,: @
bs. and f,lOo Tru1llo were sold private terms. =
50 3d. S. oS L % d
quote centrifugal and m,1ea ssc ssc Cuba cayed.
ss..ss sss fs.:c Ss: 'is GnaSs TSi
.s :.!s. q .sea Ss: ,o% cellar. Sos SSi:
Rosn strong bu quiet; 500 b1ls strained from yard
sp SSi Sass a . 81 Of 50 Sbis Wilmington :
-. y.: . steady Ss;. but aTs 90.
scs prime: y:S oil: !. nsssctsd. anes:nsed
% oa s S 10 sc
moss quoted nomnsy at assc for remainder Of month
G % ss no%ns
ss o. . ,r ws. vsp Sr 10 but ..., rT % lie
Gree. she r. s M was Ss Su .sSy s = q
rsnsscons establish Prioes Refined quoted Il .c for
'if PsovIs,oss- 8 % psesssss; beef l4
81 s:. PA :s =:
ss sns Ssi ss 1ss isen s1ss ss
n Sns g Is os s e "a
s s:oc. ": y Is and So
q L.sd saiss and ao% Sn
i @ q s.:Ss: e, ':eqsss :: s
:, qc: sr & 5;
e. ss s' @ s s::;
psnd principally in jo5bins lots from SORE W. enoss 10 10
ii long s:s:s 20 ss'::. :ss: 's Is s.s: .ss
wsoa fnsisr fsa sss sss.s. ,sS n
2sSssS ssssy ssoas sS Ss
d. Welsh wesern Cheese renamed 1oo s aus ss
a. s.'s :
Rios was IL :@. demand bu. steady q. former r,o..
r; Fs.: !. md s:P. ;..:s.
ss%: H.sAsns:S The sale. ss
r.: S ssoS: ssss. isT = s:sss
asrsa srsnal.sd ,.sa,ns sSG sr0ss'd Ms quote Css.
aoi refining a rood pria: rsdSlas S0' sso ,s,r
irdo. ss,r so0s .ds U%s Ss,,.
sc a Iikci s mossses hh1s and cossa. %. o. ms,
&c ssS do IL sc: gsc. d. Is 70 Is, o.c
si0Ec; 90, lstSM nHS. :, ,iHsi do, N!o 20 i2Sc. =
Esds sszc sAc do sTse;ry " gsdss s*s ilo Brssn.
standard, Noa 70 70 Il sso ) ioc kanis-supsrtor snS
u: ss -4 X: ::: s ~
h. onen,ns but subsecuenty closed dull ana lover 49,
S bbs before change, a. ssc sod % Chane obbls Z
ltGc 4
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

Tho quotations based running IN quality mol
more than half grade above or below the grade quoted
The net receipts ~ the ports up thus
New orsar: Sosi; Mobile 2s7 ssvsnnsh. ls7s; Charles
New Yort sss; Boston, tsO total lSsss; this day last
rerS. Closed =, the Iyeroso .or sSS1 On
steam, Sd BY sail. kc sl6c 20 hsyre. BY steam, To-
sail, kc. 10, gold. ~ '~-'.' -
FLOUR Asp GRAIN Receipts Flour sss bbls wheat
406l bush:ls corn, 60o29 meal and llO
Ths -four market ruled dull ard hssyy There little
wants Sales ssoO bbs Rye flour continued duh but with
out noticeable change prices Corn WAS quiet but
The New York herald., 1871-10-23
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF the principal stocks on Saturday,

Tho following wcro the nnal prices on the side
walk after the adjournment OF the Stock Ex.
'changc:-western Union, 6oK q 6ox; Pacinc MAIL
so,. aek; New York Central consolidated, ssh 0
ssh New York Central scrip, ssX sax; Erie, 2sx
a 2sH; Reading lo7X los; Lake Shore, o6S 9dss i;
'ristsourg llsx . lls; Northwestern, Ssx q 5sN;
western preferred. ssK . ssX; ROCK Island.
VIZ wy 81 Paul, Sek sex; 81. Paul preferred
1oA 'oNi WABASH. soK 5ok; Ohio and Mississippi,
s7k ~; Union Pacnc, 2ak a a, Boston. Hart
ford and Erie az az; Columbus. ChIcaro ana In /.
diana Central Tx l7x. r
souTHxnx SECURITIES.
the southern list was generally .nrm after the re-.
taxation In money, and nolders wanted bettsr na.
arcs than asked earlier in the week. The following
were the closing street quotations SATURDAY.
afternoon en- coupon, olk . %: do.
new. eAk eAk; Virginia, ex coupon ssk 90; DO.
nnghterod stock, old, ~ q %; do nxes, ooasolk
The New York herald., 1871-10-23
SALES at AUCTION.
A Lien y. MINER. AUCTIONEER
A by ALLEN B. MINER BROTHER,
late
HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER

SALES at AUCTION.
ALLEN j, ALIEN ALIEN j. AusTsqsEEs STsns ssorHnn
HENRY II. LtEos LtiEsos 4 MINER
wEpsEs6%Y, 6S';'sS SoTcssK Hsaa ~
a, ny o'clock, .t our saIesrocms:
EXECUTORS SALE 81 "a SSsrssr f.'s 'asoSGsssoLD FUR
Of ssns and
A DRIAN H. MULLER, AUoroNEER
Peremptory sale by order OF executor OF
Valuable villa Sites Washington Heights and 80 Loss
Broadway.
ADRIAN H. MULLER. P. r. WILKINS 4 co. a
.as win sell At auction. a.9.
THURSDAY October rs. at u O'Clock. At tho
Exchange saIesroom, III Broadway. by order OF j. N
Ayres. Esu of Lucius cheudeu. deceased 2s
villa ses, situate Washington HsisA.. This property
par. Of large tract the Heights purchased BY
Mr. chsndsn, and reserved being tho choices, and most
desirable property tho Heights II commands
sive view OF the Hudon and Harlem rivers and Of tho
beautiful valley lying between the Heights and river
Il s y % ss ssw
being laid ou, under the direction q ne Central Park Com
.1S % rSs runs hs ws:sr portion Of
sibity and s being along high bank OF
the river and Riverside Park will afford The beautiful and
short drive from the Central Park There the property
large and elegant two and half story Dwelling House, In
nne order. with gas, furnace, range, &c. 17 ta t'
Fl ggs "a aAhlss: hc':, aa
sdioning the above descrbed property and fronting on
making one OF the best roads the island Tho property
will be sold with restrictions against nusances. LI
Seventy per cent OF the purchase at the
Maps At the Of the auctioneers, No. Pine street.
RcH. JOHNSTON. .AUCTToNEER, av 1e'lsi s.g
IA odce and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite he Post office.
Second hand Household Furniture ,s.f sU#H
M.N great assortment.
JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL viii sell By auction, at their
Nassau street. great variety OF good second
Any quantity Of Carpets some very ne Bedding Dressing
Bureaus Wsshsands wardrobes Bsdsteads Sofa Bed
stead Centre Tables Extension Tables all kinds Of Chairs.
three fne Mante Mirrors two Pier -four Oval Mirrors
Lounges Sofas, Rocking Chairs Oilclohs, large assor
mcnt Of Kitchen Furniture, Refrgerators, Meat Safes
Also Odlcc Furniture and Standing Desks double
Presses, Herring safe oace Tables, Mating. f3a1o
A LBERr B. wALDRok, AUcTToNRER.
IN Horses and Wagons
mt auction,
At wALDRoN& & So0kt's Downtown Mart.
eooa Road Horses sets Harness.
GOOD Truck Horses, set Truck Harness.
Business Horses, Carpenters Wagon.
Road Wagons, 2 Trucks
Sale positive. . u
A UCTLON.-MILILNERY GOODS, BY L. s. VEIN
n BERGER, Tuesday, October a. at ION A. NJ at IL Bow
A UCTION NOTICE.-4.OO0 YARDS OF DAMAGED CAR
England selling at low rate. 459 Canal street.
the auction rooms
The New York herald., 1871-10-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLnANs, Oct u, 1871
Cotton duh lower middlnSs, l8,tc roUeipss aos
bales eross loo bales exports 70 the ConneoS baiss
saiss, i.fpo bales; stock, ls,soa bsies
Cotton in good Asnasd usodiag ~ "a rsSepts, IN,
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

An analysis OF the above figures shows that the
actual loss in legal reserve has been $4,000. But
the liabilities being reduced $l, 800 the banks
could AFFORD to lose 81, S54, 200 more. Last week
they were 81, ,269,425 behind their reserve. Now
they are 81. 5o4, IT'S ahead
W GOVERNMENT BONDS
followed the course Of the gold market and were
tower. but steadily improved toward the close, ana
pncy on the Stock Exchange, the ease In money and
the strength Of tho gold market. The following
were the closing street prices-United States cur
rency skies, 110x Ill; do. do, 1884, registered,
HAY ll45S; do. do, coupon, 115X 116; do nve-
swenties, registered, May and November, l09A q
1lo do. do, 1852 coupon, do, 1llk 114k; do. do
aseA do. do. ll3k 1lsX; do. do, 1885, do. do.
ul4A ll4k; DO. do, reGistered. January and July
1l2x q ll2H; do. do, 1865, coupon, do ll2x Q
hl2k; do. do, 1857 do. do, 112K q l1s; do. do,
nsos. do. do, 1l2x 1l2X; do. ten-forties, regis.
.eered lo'x losh; DO. DO, coupon, 1os,& 1Ook.
THE MONEY MARKET.
During Monday, Tuesday and wednesday the rate
on call ranged from seven per cent, god, to seven
per cent currency plus commissions OF 1-84 y
per cent On Thursday the drst signs OF relaxation
were perceptible, ana BY Saturday afternoon Dor.
rowers could AZ their own terms
Prime commercial paper was better 1t the close.
but not negotiable the street at less than ten per
cent sseatNs
/ Foreign exchange closed at l0sH for prime BANK
era sixty day sterling and 1o0x for sight bills.
STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
the following table shows the highest and lowest
Ns,r,caa of the princtpal stocks ON SATURDAY.
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

TOtal. lS26 l6 l.(7l
Included in the above are 66 bales to arrive
For future delivery ,bssi. low mdding the sales
been f0iows-Las evening-ctOber at l6.c 100 AZ
Is ssiSc ;o loo y a. = isc Noysmber 600 9 lsc :. Is
Der and becember 100 each s Is 6o 200 each Al 1890
December 100 at 10 700 at &c., 100 at is 56c 6Od
Fss5,y ,s ana sarc1 M 200 each a es together
lsNc, 500 a isAc; March, 200 at isac, 200 al isSc
March and April 1oe each At 1885, yO each a IL II isc
SooSsF SossaS.r lS@ ,oo a, s' 100
lloo At !sNc 300 at 1S November December loo
each at together 200 November and 100
200 is,e & S. ;S. At 81 y llsc SO a. 4 Is s
February 1000 at lskc 100 At &c., March, 200 ai
March and April 100 each a 1870 together April
zoo ut 1880. Total 1890 bales grand total 100 bales
The .ysIass a%os.Ons Of forward deliveries
January lsl9c February, l91sc.; April. 20c We quote
The New York herald., 1871-10-23
A ucr1oN SALE OF OVER $50, 900 WORTH

A UCTION SALE OF OVER S20,O 600 WORTH
n Magnificent Household Furniture, Pianoforte,
Paintings, Mirrors Curtains, Bronzes, Works Of Art,
Rich Parlor Suits latest STYLE Pompadour Marie Antonee
Rosewood and walnut Ch mber Suits style OF Louis XIV
THIS lMonday MORNING. Oct 23, at 10< O'Clock,
a, M he M o%s W.
street. between Seventh and Eighth Velvet Brus
sels Medallion Carpets OIL Paintings by eminent artists
Works Of Art, Bronzes Vases satuary; msgnihcen and
brilliant toned rosewood octave Decker Brother Piano
Suits with the richest dsscrpon satin erocae ss
Tables Cabinets bos de Etageres Turkish and Orfen
tai Lounges and uxurant Arm Chairs Library Table Book
Suits; Beds!ead. Barcsns washss.nd. commodss Prin.
Sofas Chairs Rockers Mirrors, Cocks French walnut Side
board, cost &SO0 Hcrds patent Extension Tables Dining
Chairs, solid Sverware China Dinner Set 2l0 pieces Cut
Crystal and Bohemian amw.re, Cutlery; servants Fur
Household Purnture Parties wishng TO attend this sale
take Sxtb Seventh or avenue Goods
packed and delivered tor purchasers city country.
E. NICHOLS, Auctoneer.
The New York herald., 1871-10-23
q H. rIEsssos'p B, y 3 pAyGTIoNEEs Tgn:,Isx mo
Auctonsers and Dealer. IN New jersey Real Estate,

Hfeet, New York.
Absoiute sAe auction Of 500 choice villa Farm
House and ou,buildngs at Norwood NJ J Thursday Oct
a6 1871 o'clock NJ the premises These iots are
r9.a As s rsss value and within
station, and station the Midland Railroad n 70 be on ina
ground On an elevation Commanding nns vievr and ia
III Luncaeon On The arrival Of the train Special free train
M; ChAmbers street, IL A. NJ dav OF sa,a For msps
passes and full particulars apply 70 A D. NELLfCK in
BRO, NO. Pine street New YORK. -. - -
DAwNBRoKERs sALR-R FIELD XUc7IoNFPe
Nan, scvsry vi, sell shs day. At O'Clock. 500 lots OF
vnderclothing Quilts BAnkets Booss Shoes 1c kc Asa
Coas Pana and vesa BY order Fredsroka i Blocker
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

pAWNRRoKER'S SALE, THIS DAY.-THOMAs W.
LINDSAY win SELL by order Of g. Driscoll n Atlantic
sree Brooklyn. 500 ois Of Meas and wo.sst cIohinS
soussssnH Of Csrveta HlaakslsI WslsAeA -
The New York herald., 1871-10-23
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Oct M-SP.M.
COFFEE was In fair Demand aud wthou, quotabls
CHANGE the market was very strong 2sO7 bags Rio, per
Channel Light sold previous arrival wero TODAY taken
out 81 stock we note additional sales Of 1853 bags RIO
and 2,7o0 bags Rio, steamer Alps, on private terms
Stock Rio At this port Ss bags. and United States
ieG fa,r 49, ssc sc & 49, 1 sosSS q d. lSc
isHc .soNc Lasuayra, lsc lsc S. Domingo, sold IL
bond lec. l2Ac; Java, 2Sc. &c., gold duty paid.
course Of the market OWN: to continued liberal receipts
prices again unsettled Irregular the ANNEXED
quotations showing decline Of Kc per ID for grades
lar was neglected and entirely nominal in value There
prices than sellers would accept Future deliveries were
weak and lower the final ssles being At 10 l6c October
Is 9l6c for November, H l6c for December l8 ls6c for
January l9c for February and for March, sales
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

NrOTrCE.-STEAMERS LEAvE FOR SAVANNAH
IN dirsos every rueaday and aAturvay, MP n. Deok
gsssaSs .sc.aag Doard. eia Foe pAasAgs WV 70 = -
The New York herald., 1871-10-23
SALES At AIJCTTON

u. .......> 5ALisS ut AUCTION.
@ DINaEE, AUCTIoNggR
Os Extensive sale tM i
pf Household Furniture NNMN
Horses, Oxen, Cows arm ss,cx
fM0f Also,
aarse assortment of Carriages Busges war, ns s,.v,.
Harness. Agricultural Implemeos large qusny OF ehars
on TUESDAY, October a. 1871,
the premises OF Anderson, Ena ct Kve Wes,ch..
ter county. N. Y. commencing 1T Ii o'clock A. NJ
CataioRues may obtained railroad depot In Rxe On
Monday next the 23d inst, the premises OF o. AN
DERs0N. or of s. DINGEE, Auctonser. 81 Cedar street
New York '
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

A UCTION.-MIIIINERY GOODS, BY l. 8. VEIN.
n BERGER, Tuesday, October a. at l0h A. NJ, at IL Bow
cry Has, Feathers Flowers and other Goods.
A UCTION NOTICE.-40W YARDS OF DAMAGED CAR.
~ pets of tho manufacture Of john Crossey Sons, Of
England selling low rate 4j2 Canal street, next door
the auction rooms
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

DY JOHN H. DRAPER 4 CO.,
ID Auc,ioneers, asNt -.M
THE DELAWARE, LAUKAwANNA AND WESTERN
RAILROAD COMPANY will sell
100000 tons OF Scranton Coal .
at public agction
WEDNESDAY, OCT. Is,
at Il o'clock noon,
al % Exchange place.
SAMUEL SLOAN, President.
The New York herald., 1871-10-23
A UcTIoN SALE AT l20 WEST TwENTY-THIRD ST
N Pianoforte, fno Oh Paintings Bronzes, &C.,

A UCTTON NOTIcE-OvER 500 LOrs AND eIaOo
"A worth OF magnificent Household Furniture.
HENRY ZINN, Auctionser, sells THIS DAY, commencing
o O'Clock at four story private manson 2a Twenty
sixth street, Sixth avenue vx arnfcent
Psnofore, rich Paror Suits In satin and brocste
Mirrors Lace Curtains Paintings, Velvet and Brussels
Carpets, 4c also Bedroom SUI wood walnut
Bedsead. Bureaus warrobes spring. hair and feather
Beds Bedding &c; also dining and kitchen
furniture China Crockery Glass Ware Plate, Cutlery
Sale positive ~ ers nE -
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

NEW BRIGHTON, I:-BUILDING SITES AT AUC
In hon Thursdsy October x30 lots, Is feet by log "
each admirably located the ferries that beautiful
suburb where taxes and honestly applied ror
particulars see maps, auction eos oce Of BLEECKER
BON CO., ~ Cedar street, New York. : --'
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

and every Wednesday and SATURDAY thereafter.
from pier ~ North River. New York, at noon.
Rates OF passage payable currency,
. to Liverpool, Glasgow Derry
First cabin &63 and $76, according 10 location
Cabin tickets (good twelve monhs securing
best accommodations $3.50. =
intermediate, 1913; steerage, u.s. e
Cerhcates At lowest rates can be bought here " thoss
wishing SEND for their friends.
Drafts Issued, payable presentations
Apply mt the companys offices to > -. e&
l HENDERSON, BRO THE Rs, No Bowling Green
For the accommodation OF M patrons AMI the public the
Anchor Line opened branch o1ce at II Broadway,
where besides ocean tickets railroad tickets to any rail-
station West North and South be purchased
be lowest rates
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-05-25
WOOL! WOOIyl!

The highest price paid for Wool in CASH,
or cloths given in exchange, and the highest
market price allowed.
Wool Carded for cts. if delivered al the
Mill, 8 cts. if taken and returned. Cash to
be paid on delivery of WOOL Vt,
Dyeing in all colors, in wool, warns. or
cloth, in superior style, by an experienced
dyer. tga .AI
Wool and other goods will be taken and
returned. by the subscriber, once each two
weeks. from and to the following places, viz:
Hoffman's Store, Marshals Creek; ]. ID.
Labar's and Freezes Stores, Shawnee: r.
Boys Store, Stroudsburg; Wyckoff's Mill. in
Stroud townshid; J. 81 Nj. Yetters. East
Stroudsburg Wallace's or Pinshot's Stores.
Milford; Dingman's or McCarty's Stores.
Dlngman's Ferry; Nyce's Store, Egypt
Mills, and Brsco's Hotel, Lehman township
f'latcrook and Millbrook. N. j.; John Clark's
store, Port Jorvls.
Cash will be paid for Wool left at either
OF the above named places. Thankful for
past fovors, he hopes to receive and merit.
a liberal share of patronage.
Terms Liberal and Prices moderate.
MATHEW PROCTOR
may 1S-3m.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-05-25

A tornado swept over Bridgeport, in
the southwest part of Chicago, on Tues
day evening, which blew down a number
of buildings, including Catholic Church
A Mrs. Mary Moors was killed, and
several other persons were injured. The
dead bodies of two boys were found on a
railroad track near the city, the same
evening. 1t is supposed that, having
sought shelter from the storm, under some
freight cars, the cars, being forced into
motion by the wind, ran over them
Montgomery, His, was also visited by a
tornado, on Tuesday afternoon, which
demolished lumber warehouse and one
or two other buildings.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-05-25

A fever for emigration has taken pos
session of the people of the older pro
viences of Canada, which are now, accord
ing to local papers, being drained of their
best and most valuable classes to settle
the wild prairies of Manitoba-the Red
River country. Frantic efforts are being
made to arrest the tide which is depopula-
ting country already i'll supplied with
labor but the "star of empire" is west
ward, aud the Dominion statesmen find
all their wits at fault. Canada, like most
free trade countries, is poor country to
emigrate to, but an excellent one to emf.
CRATE from. .s.. E-a..