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The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-09-30

Fashions FOR lola Saratoga cores
pendent of the New York Commercial .4drer-
ttser, pretending 10 be writing thirty years
hence, gives the fashions for 1901. As il
may possibly be useful to the daughters and
grand-daughters of our present LADY readers,
we reproduce the description
The high heels are gone. There are no
more round shoulders, but the goddess of fash
ions has not been idle. Her ways are almost
as ridiculous as they were in 1871, when
they used to stuff out with newspaper, and
bangle their hands and right-angled wrists
in front. Now they have the front soles
au inch thick. while the heels are taken off.
and every young lady stands bent as far over
back, as she used to stand bent forward,
thirty years ego. Sometimes the ewes are
painted black underneath they used to be-
They said the cretonne suits were worn for
two years, then the ladies got to wearing
dresses made of peacock's feathers. | no.
tlced the waists of the dresses to-day at the
United States were very high-the same, as
you see in the picture Of Mrs. Madison.
Gloves have twenty-four buttons, and extend
to the shoulder. The dresses are cut low
neck-very low but the neck and shoulders
are covered with white kid to match the
gloves. These necks fit so nicely that you
think you are looking at the naked shout
ders. Shoddy young ladies now wear stuffed
arms and necks and defy detection. Young
ladies have resorted to the old fashion of
greasing their hair again. The old fashion of
powdering the face to take away the gloss
AID glow of health, has been discontinued.
Gentlemen wear trousers very large at the
knee. tight at the bottom. They also wear
earrings, fashion which used to be observ-
ed thirty years ago by ladies alone. Gen.
t!emen's hats are generally the mode chap
eau de brigand, turned up at the side, with
ROSTERS feathers.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-09-30
LONDON.
AMERICAN Cries.


hOuuou oeACSSS................. 1,0OZ
Here it will be seen that London is larger
than our eleven cities, with Allegheny CITY,
Pennsylvania, the citysnearest the amount of
the deficit, thrown in. Further still. to take
this mighty metropolis to our comprehension,
1T is more populous than thirteen of our States
Arkansas. California, Connecticut, Delaware.
Florida. Kansas, Minnesota, Nebraska, Ne
vada. New Hampshire, Oregon, Rhode Island
and Vermont, with the Territories of Arizo-
ma, Colorado, Dakota, Idaho and Montana
thrown in. Coming to the larger States. but
one New York. exceeds London, which is as
great as Illinois, that giant of the West. with
kentucky's thirteen hundred thousand souls
to boot Manchester has a population of
500, l64, and lies midway between our Phila-
delpha and Brooklyn, while Liverpool has
600, SO, and wells its head only before our
two greatest cities, New York and Philadel-
pha. Excluding London, the population of
England is thus divided: Rural, l2.945. 10:
urban, 1869 The urban districts have
grown more than twice as fast as the country
districts. but the rate of increase in the conn
try districts is twice what it was in lS5l-6I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-30

Uneasy lies the head that wears a CROWN
in these days. The late Emperor of France and
the late Queen of Spain are to be congratulated
that they have been let down from the danger
Gus elevation they occupied so easily. or the
rulers who still occupy their thrones the German
Kaiser should be the happiest, if success makes
happiness, but what with the International
Society, the strikes and foreign complications.
At is doubtful whether he ever gets good nights
rest, even with the wakeful Bismarck to watch
while lie sleeps. The others, according to cable
reports, are all in bad way. Victoria of Eng
land is in bad health, and the cares of state,
beer, and the study of German metaphysics and
speeulations on the immortality of the soul have
affected her mind. Francis Joseph of Austria,
fOTty-One years old, who should be in the full
bloom and vigOr OF manhood, has been dazed
by the success of his Imperial brother, William
Of Prussia. To put it in plain words, he is
cracked. Vienna correspondent mildly states
Ii by saying that " the Emperor has become
confused by the constant clamor Of the many
and diverse political claims which are presented
to him hourly by the leaders of the various ma
tonalities subject to his rule and that this con-
fusion has been rendered still more intense by
recent review Of the financial and military
condition OF the empire, coupled with the
Cabinet annoyances which he has experienced
from the peculiar condition of his governmental
relations with the Holy See."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-30

The report Of the New York Board of Phar-
macy shows that out Of two hundred and fifty
druggists and one hundred and ninety clerks
examined by the commissioners, sixty druggists
and eighty-one clerks failed to give sufficient
proof of the qualifications necessary, and were
rejected. In the examination of the leading
druggists and their clerks it was found that a
large number of them could not read ordinary
Latin prescriptions. 1t is some satisfaction to
know that the chances of being drug murdered
IN Washington are no greater than in New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-30

GREAT EXPECTATIONS USFULFILED.-That
WoIder Of modern engineering, the Suez canal,
does not seem to be fulfilling the destiny marked
out for 1t by its enthusiastic admirers. 1t was to
completely revolutOnize European trade with
the East, and the Pacific railway was TO have
made San Francisco the gateway between China
and the Atlantic. 1t is now stated that some of
the leading tea-impOrting houses Of New York
have telegraphed TO China and Japan to ship no
more teas by San Francisco and the Pacific
railway, their reason being that all and more
than all the time gained by the steam transit
overland is lost in consequence of the confusion
and ineompetency of the management.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-30

The speech delivered by Secretary Boutwell,
at Cincinnati on Thursday, may be taken as an
indication of his proposed policy in the future,
as well as a gratifying review of the financial
administration in the past. The payment of
$4,000, 900 Of the public debt and the reduction
of 600 in taxation are alluded to, and he
proposes ere long TO reduce taxation thirty mill
ions more, and content ourselves with paying off
the debt at the rate of only fifty millions year
Taxation even now, he says, is not burdensome.
There are only seven subjects OF taxation alto
gether, and none OF these are really oppressive
or obnoxious except the income tax. This. he
says, will expire in 1872 by limitation, if not
renewed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-30

A special Boston dispatch says the woman
franchisers Of Massachusetts are highly indig-
nant because the late republican platform does
not more fully recognize their claims to the bal
lot. The dispatch adds that "nothing is left
for them but TO 90 10 Washington and JOIN Vic
tOria Woodruff and her crew; and they are mad
enough to do it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-30

The cratic Judge Barnard, of New York, has
done at least one sensible thing, in pronouncing
unconstitutional the law known as the s'Hotel
Act" passed last winter by the Legislature of
New York. 1t seemed that a respectable lady
engaged board for her mother at one of the
hotels in New York, promising to be responsible
for the BILL She was not prepared, however, to
meet the demands of Boniface at the moment
when he presented the bill, upon which he
caused her arrest, and she was committed to Jail
under the act referred to, on the charge of de-
frauding the proprietor. She was subsequently
taken before Judge Barnard, who Immediately
discharged her, at the same time expressing the
opinion that the act was not only clearly uncon-
stitutional, but was one of the most absurd and
outrageous enaetments ever passed. He went
still further, and declared that the members of
the Legislature who voted for IT ought to be in
dicted. 1t is intimated by the New York World
that this outrageous law reviving the old bar
barity of imprisonment for debt, was passed
through the board-bin influence of the hotel
keepers of Albany upon the members of the
State Legislature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-30

WESTON, THE FEAUD--Weston. the peeIes-
trian, who undertook to walk 113 miles in Gin
eInnatl IN twenty four hours, broke down Thurs
day, after concluding the eightieth mile. heinz
entirely overcome BY sleep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-30

ga cOlOred woman, Caroline johnson.
charged with numbering her infant child, on
the 18th o. November last, was convicted of
murder IN the second degree in the Criminal
Court IN Baltimore yesterday, and sentenced to
the peniteEtary for twelve years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-30

nTwHAT Is THE TRUTH2-Come and hear,
between 9th and 10Th, 10 MORROW, (SundayJ at
III q N 1t
%ANACOSTIA- TniiI The aTTong-me5I- S--r
Wy lighting Emmanuel Episcopal Church can bs
Stmpleted, DIV me service IN the evening will be
O'Clock. Public invited. H.
n~CHRISTIAN CHURCH SERVICES AT
W. shiloh Baptist Church, TO MORROW, AZ II
oeleeA; frSsc hlns by the pastor O. A BARTHoLo-
bSyc sunday Sfhco a The Lutheran Memorial
u8 SHD SIN w. Iba ReH p HTNp iS pn
kector.--SerlicesT TO MORROW and on each sun,
ing, and Al IA in the evening IT.
0TUNIx ERSALIST sERyICEs.-The Rev
w kICHABp EDDY; q Gloucester, Mass,
street,, SUNDAY, October I, 1871, at II a. m. and
~ p m. seats Free The public cordially
NTSINTH STREET METHODIST PRO.
~ TESTANT CHURCH, between L and r
Preaching TO MORROW BY the Pastor, at II a m
m: The PhaIisseism of Pretended Obedience"
HHIA,RsMg9SNlAL HAt,LTSgNpAY Lee
S oS De- the the A%sres1
ing lecture at u m, free. Admittance TO the eve
mtg 'ee'Dre H IT,, tee f N1fiR p,..,,.n,
mINHnE .hEn y OF EUREKA LODGE,
@setns Of the Ledge on TUESDAY E e s,sfS
Der vii be transacted. sister Lodges are Cordially
seso q W. JAS. FOSTER, w.M.
~THE HAMPERS OF EQUAL LODGE No
Wy IL, h. Of p. are specially notified 10 attend
The next session Of the Lodge, TCESDkY EVE
MING. Oct g. 1s1 as business % portance viii ha
introduced for their Consider alton. BY order
JOHN w. HARDING, W C
II. o. P0LKINHoRN, b. s. IHeritI sco-2t
0@THE LITTLEFALLs METHODIST EPis-
OS COPAL CHURCH, near the Chain Bride
NJ hc csdicated To MORROW Sunday AFTER-
nsV,,se october !, at O'Clock. Sermon By Rev q
~ DaShIELL; Dedicetory Services BY Rev J. A
~, ILEI D d. The canal steamer 'Minns-
sich lave S.pZress street wharf precisely a,
.e1sfk. gree t1zkes may be Obtained by snplvine
20 : elas seeeEs Chs. Z. Birch or jas p Wallace
HSh asHTS OF PYTHIAs-The member.
uS o. DAMON LODGE No Z are no.;ss5 -
~ tns.r nall, Green's BuiIdin0 THIS $500
NV fkNiny, at . % o. clock, 10 male arrsn-a
bients Tor the funeral Of our late brofher 49,
SIhNAkI me funeral will take niscs - - -
lall o. SUNDAY AFTERNOON al 8o,ci,et" " tse
De- OF sister Lodges are fraternally invited 10 a.,
1t fREp. G. CALVERT. RS
TaEDICAL AssOCIATION.-The- eI7I--5--
!" nual meeting Of the Medical Associatio,c~ ~
the District Of Columbia will be held I'M the Han ~
the Medical soeiety. Colonization Building d ar
Geek D. M, TT EsDAY. October 81 -
se29T JAMES 7. YOUNG, MD. Sec.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-30

pARTIEs Obliged TO REMAIN - -
.t,es city vii ind larse, airy ROOMS 81 sas issh
ana 81 modsrsas rri sna nprnished hsnisOmeli
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-30
SUI LADIES sCARFs AND TIES. sol
Received. this day. an elegant line of
LADIES SCARFS AND TIES,
in choice shades. Also, new lot of
ROMAN sASHES.

sesoSt sol Market Space, cor. sth st.
A sTHMA AND BRONCHITIs-No parts of the
human frame are SO delicatey constructed or so
e.y in ced eim shs thrSst and chest more
fects the constitution. IL behooves the sufferer 10
asR T:Tsi f hs bb
lords instant relief, and the good results are con-
Sdp Bond Gn ESs
and th and by hes of nj
, G as eigarS Cigarettes tobacco and
names, and none without are genuine. Ii
tsS FALL STOCK IsGsss 20
PAPERHANGINGs, &C., 81
Now open, embracing Gilt Papers, Plain Tints for
finishing, Plain or Panneling, with Gilt Rod,
Imitation WOOD for Panneling, with full line OF
satIni Ifepchi and lower grades OF Papers, with APP
c!AA Also, wineoy Shades Picture Frames. Picture
Also; limited number Of Paintings, Engraviugs
description executed il a superior manner. Orders
for Paperhsnging, Window Shades or Picture
Frames punctualIy filed.
81 Terms Cash.
Please remember name and number
J. MARkRITER
$50 II bs street, between and E streets
walls will be offered for the next week at ~ per cent
less than market prices. $3.50 IOts
pR9PosALs FOR THE ERECTION OF A
NEW MAkkET HOUSE, ON CAPITOL
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC woRxs,J
District Of Colxnabia,
WAsH1SGroS, d. O., september 90 1871
=, sealed Proposals, endorsed "Proposals for Market
House, and addressed 70 the treasurer Of the
boafd vii be receiv ed at this ONCE until ~ m on
Market House on square 81, washington. d. n az
70 plans and specifications that can lie ssea
snd VIII be explained at the once of Adolf OHM
E,,eorner OF 9TH and streets.
blank 70 be had a. the once II AsS S9a the print
Board reserves the right 10 reject any or All bids
II be deemed by them TO the interess ~ tss cst'
90 So Each bidder viii be required before pressnt
Ing his bid to deposlt th the Coilector OF Wasbne
the sum Of one thousand Il 6ooj dollars. tskn rs
therefor IS guarantee that he viii enter into
ara carry out the contract N awarded 10 HIM In az
IL rT Win his bid The money deposited win
rsu9osd TO the unsuccessful bidders after the
the completion q the work si'e'
JAMES A. MAGRUDER.
sesa,J Per Board Of Public Works
ses0a lkep&Chron-Sunday papers lei
OFFICE OF ENGINEER or PURI.Io W-oe -
" DISTRICT or COLUMBYn
Plan. for the onatssas'ss; d Ausga 50, iai
De seen q the once OF the Engineer osn
bloders LOT payements win, In their bids .n..,,,
seperstey the prices for laying the psvsms. speSn
sa ~ GsS ocss ssf is.s G S sPrs1
BEnISessE.E ESGKL's PHILADELPaIA LA
WIN; H.sssy 4 Co. p PHILADELPHIA ALE ana
PURE oATAwBA. WINE. Gin fount, and Az
phSS 6s "a. fec &C., &C. &c, A. Ss. Gu,
su 1s sale BY sra PALm 1sIs. = GREEN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-30

JOSEPH J. MAY,
IMPORTER OF LYONS BLACK SILKS, PARIS
KID GLOVES. AND DEALER IN ALL
KINDS OF FOREIGN AND DO
MEsTIC DRY GOODS,
s39 PENN. AVE-, BETWEEN 9rH AND 10TH srs.
pieces Of LYONS BLACK G HkSes' OK GsS sfis
SSilLks, (satln finishl very fine qualities "Pure
Sn, and warranted from 20 to Is per cent: cheaper
CANT Silks at following extremely low prices viz .
9l;s0, LIS, %, 81 Is, and o. so per yard. VIE
- we are Agents for the sale of Messrs Peake,
4Pdycks Go; 9 celebrated brands "BUFFALU3
SSh ETA "a ALPACAS and BEAVER" BLACK
lbs and have constantly hand all qualities
OF these excellent goods, from 40 cents to rs per
From the Importers we have the following desira.
PIE goods, viz Lyons Black Silk yelvets, from 81
French and English sattnets, new colors; silk and
Wool Serges and Epinglines; Colored Empress
cloths; French Merinos; fine All Wool Plaids, in
great variety.
Also,
All colors Of Silks Silk yelvets and velveteens cut
On the bias If desired fine bite Flannels and heavy
shaker do; Opera Flannels, Blue, Scarlet Black
ana w bite; Water proof Cloakings all qualities;
Rlchardsons Shifting Linens heavy and fine; Table
Pillow Linen, and Towelings; Blankets, Quilts and
Somforts; PeQuod and PeppereIl Cotton Sheetings:
Cotton Shirtings, New York Mills, w amsutta, Utica
Androscoggin, Warren, Bates, Xxx, and other good
.,Mo6BNiSG DRESS GOODS,
the largest assortment in the city including
,LCPIN 3" fabrics, which are well known to be the
pest IN the world: very superior Black English
nsavy and me Black Grape Wells; Mourning
~ THE LOWEST CASH PRICE is marked I'm
Sc 9-ly JOSEPH J. MAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-30
LOAN OFFICES.

PIANOS ,,ox nv, r,,,,,.
sc QMACKER CO.. 0
fACIQkf, PHILADELPHIA, PENN ,WTtTv
Which Tor beauty Of tone and elegance OF finish exoI
AZ oshsr for ssle or rent :, reasonable terms also
Lob okaASsshX CARL RICHTER, Agf..
De 2-lyl 1888 Penna- ave., bet 9th and l0th .t,
X DEsfossIS TRENCH BAKERY,
e0o 18TH STREET, MAR Pa Ay
Celebrated French Paris Jocos Bread ana But,.r
factory prices. - sS'as-
Depot-yelatis Confectionery, 6Ie rsth stra..-
near g. Orders can be left there. sen sms
MAsslE nehU..Hn.
AARBLE AND SLATE MANTKLs.
II ~ roy selling, q reduced prices for cash. a mo
sesr az Srks, NORTH street and New York avenue,
myn-D WM. RUTHERFORD.
YKLLoy PINE LUMBER,
o,x.-. IRoNA0HGHR, N0dolk, We
Sseesp sooe8ea. UyGly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-30

E0R SALE Oh EXCHANGE--Two pr .sse.i -hrict
do,,i mont ont, USES, with French roofs, bay win,
eight rooms each, bath rooms, Closets gas ,vasas
&C., In exec Il 1t locality - "'e''
CHAS. A. McEUEN n CO.
.,,a ar Zeal Estate Agents
eeisu 9l3 ~, rt-,.t
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PERSONAL.

NOIICE.1All persons are hereby warned not To
1 trust or harbor Mrs. BESSY PARKER on my
account; a. she has left my bed and board without
cause will not be responsible for any Of her acts
or debts. JANIS PARKER.
se2S-3t 1912 5th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-30

lust RECEIVED ONE ROSEWOOD
GRAND CONCERT PIANO
Of "a octave from the celebrated Factory
OF George Steck Co., New York; also, 49,
selection OF PIANOS from Vim. Knabe AVUkVV
Co, Baltimore. and VIM. McC ammon 4 Co Albany
Also, second hand PIANOS and ORGANS for sale
or rent on easy terms. ~
The Public are invited to examine the instruments
Tuning and Repairing PIANOS at No aga Fley
enth street above Pennsylvania avenue by
sepSC-tr FR. g. REICHENBACH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-30

FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE, desirable
private residence, occupied for the last two
years by the Marquis de Chambrun, No. 1890 q
sueet, opposite the Church of Epiphany. se2s2ws
HOE RENT-A STORY FRAME HOUSE, On
-, the corner OF 9TH and streets s. W., mo s29
TN street, L quire Of Ms. BRIGHfWELL.
second door ont h street. B .nt, $40 per month i'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-30

"THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC Is
US invited to my large STOCK OF SCHOOL
BOOKS, STATIONERY and SCHOOL REQUI-
slTES, which 1 am prepared to sell at the very
lowest prices, Wholesale and retail, at No. lO26
Seventh street, above New York avenue.
sel-lm RICHARD ROBERTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-30
FOR SALE.

For sAIE-HoUsEHOLD FURNITURE viii
z De sold until the Sth inst, at private sale, ag
9io 18th street. between and y. Bells, Ward
r9Dns, Car pets Stoves, Bedding and every variety
oi hOusehOld urniture. sep 81
EOR sALh-A CART. Inquire AZ Wood and Coal
IL Yard; Massachusetts, avenue bet,rern OH al
10th streets. saSs-s,Sss
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FasDICAI ASsOCIATION.-The -eT,I-----
w Dual meeting Of the Medical Assoriatior =. 70
the District q Columbia will be held in the HAN ~
the Eedioal sneiety. Colonization Building D ar 4
o'cicek .. N, TUESDAY,. October "a e" ~
ss295t JAMES T. YOUNG, MD. Sec.
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nF0FFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF
Wy ASSESSMENTS AND TAXES,

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept s, 1871
Notice Is hereby given that blank forms, in &C
cordance with the amendment to the Assessment
Act, are now in the hands Of the Assessors OF the
several legislative districts. Persons who have
made returns OF bonds, promissory notes and other
securities bearing interest correct the same
so as TO show the income from such securities hcb
is alone taxable.
All those who have neglected to make return of
personal property, as required By law, are warned
TO do so Immediately; otherwise IL will become the
duty OF the Assessors TO make assessments
according to the best Information they can OBJ
peal Section Of the act Of Aug. 9Th provides that
IN all cases OF refusal to make return required by
.ompa1y or firm shall for every such offence, for
felt and pay fine of not less than FIVE dollars nor
more than one hundred dollars, to be recovered In
the name of the District of Columbia in the Police
Court OF said District" III. A. HALL,
Sunt oF - IT.
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n~WHAT Is THE TRUTHe-Come and hear,
HS 81 the Christade!phian Synagogue, street.
between 9Th and 10Th, 10 MORROW, (SundsyD at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15
xTVW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDS
~ SyrrT. i I51F 5; RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of

NEW JERSEY RAILROADma-FRO1AMs j. FOOL 10 so OF
6EsBROsSESST aud from foot Of p PIS
~ $50 and $50 M 2o s. go sp R M, MIR s
IN P1 and TIE WEST Baltimore S9 a. 1879 and
a5ns n m For THB SOUTH AND oo6 So ~
sil,er Palace sttsched TO the yZO m tram dAi
"a ran through Lynhbus without change ror 's VIA
is,, Rrnal-9:JOs and y n Shfsf Ta~Se cars Gs
@ 90 ~ $50 a. NJ through from New loA % ftupurgn
M,t iIon change Palace cars are attached TO the .
and Chesgo nm % 5sh 10 Pittsburgh Cincinnati Louisville, It,
& and CHICAGO without change iles Tor sar az @ o' pcAHo'
Louis Mi nd Broadwsy. eDalvl
sesI V, az zen Pass Agt y. W. JACKSON, Gen' Supt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15
HORSE And CARRIAGE MARKET.

NEw-YoRK, Saturday, May Il, 1871
The horse trade was active throughout the
week closing to-day and transactions In the market and
ana the auction marts satisfactory in number
wen as In quality.
Inc prominent feature the strong demand for light
@ h9rsos, buyers generally disposed to paw from
~ " SUU per pair Good sound animals OF these values
arr PleuY IN tile market mostly bred I'm tie Western
parr OF this State ~
Ano her feature was the frequent call for fine ponies,
pretty strong prices.
corded continue.
The bulk of the carriage trade during the week was
naturally enough done In light road wagons and first
class manufacturers have In several instances sofa ont
the whole stock house being Obliged 20 declare
that they were unable 10 receive orders for six weeks IN
come. Light road wagons with tops command prices
from $3.50 10 800, according to maker.
Among fine heavy carriages the Iandauet Il again the
favore and quite number of these graceful and prao.
teal vehicles were sold during the week at prices rang
ing from 81 200 TO $50 Medium grades Of work sold
well usual AZ this season.
TIE carriage business altogether mas proved quite
profitable since trade fairly opened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15
Gopartnersbip Notices.

NOTICE of DISS0LUTION.-NOtic is hereby
oven that the COPARTN ERsHP heretofore existing between
BERfHBR sILLIMAE Of Albany ~ w. and RESSEGiNE Co.
Of Brooklyn N " this day dissolved by mutual consent
" '' (Senen r. RBSSEGINE g. CO..
Dated Brooklyn April l. 1871. BEBCHER sILLIMAN
NETWORK, April Il, 1911
rUNHE FIRM of ID. BILLINGS a. Co. is this
day mutually dissolved Either partner will sign In hquiaton
DANIEL BILLINGS, q. W ARMSTRONG
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Gituatious Uanteo--1emnles.

A LARGE supply of trSt-class German,
"A French English Irish American HELP for private families,
hotels ami boarding Country be found l sixth
ave-, over Drug Store
A LARGE number of first-class SERVANTS
:. :. ~ Ro a., Fn,r,pco, an Fir.t-s Mrs. LOWE
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. HID S
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