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ADVERTISEMENTS.

GPRING & SUMNER INpOnTATION
~ 1851
RIBBONS, MILLINERY AND STRAW
GOODS.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & co. I.
Importers and jobbers Of Bonnets. Trim
ming and Velvet Ribbons, Bonnet Silks,
satins and velyets, isionds, Netts, Grapes
Ruehes, Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments,
STRAW B0NNETS & LADIES HATS.
Trimmed and uutrimmed, Shaker Hoods &c
287 and 289 BALTInonE srREgr. i !.
BALTIMORE ND.
Offer the largest Stock 0 be found III this
Country, and unequaled II choice variety
aud cheapneas, comprising the latest Euro
pean novelties.
ORDERS solicited, and prompt attention
given.
Mar 1913. NO pd.
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TIE drought in this ession still continues.
Car upland corn crop is failure. The bot
tom land will furnish good crop. a. the
time of wiring there is reasonable pros
psct for rain.
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i Camp meeting for Frederick Circuit, VIII
begin about four miles north of Winchester,
Oh Friday, September 8th. A nunber Of
ministers will be present, and every arrange
uent viii be made for the accommodation Of
TIE people
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ADVERTIMENTS.
8 O'CLOCK

nov. y, 4W.
gXTANTED-AG GNrSs, (s2O per dayl to
wv sell the celebrated HOME SHUTTLE
MACHINE. has the under feed
makes the ''loek stitch" (alike on both saes,)
and is fully licensed. The best aud cheapest
family Sewing Machine in the market Address.
johnson, Clarke 4 Co, Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh
Pa, Chicago, ILL.,, or st. Louis, bio. SIN.
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Apr. 6,-tf.

z We MAMMOTH CIRCULAR SAW MILL
AND LATH FACTORY,
tive miles above Woodstock, en the Valley
Turnpike.
have inst completed my
NEW CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
nj w low Grove Place, BY which | am now
daily cutting Six TO Seven thousand feet ofchoice
Lumber.
The lumber Is as smooth as 1t is possible to be
made with saw, and of superior yellow pine
and oak.
/ am prepared to ill large orders as rapidly
as any mill in the State. The machinery is run
by triple rim doubc bucket, oyershot wheel
SIXTEEN FEET HIGH AND TEN
FEET WIDE.
There is ample water and no freeze in winter
or drought in summer ever interieres with the
work
Those, therefore, who wish to purchase in
large quantities, and have their
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
viii do viii to try this mill.
/ willfii large orders, and deliver on the Cars
ct Woodstock at the rate of from three to five
Car loads per week, that is twenty to thirty
thousand weekly.
1t is but justice to the enterprise of the partrs
to say, that the perfect working and wonderful
power, OF this triple geared mill, is in great
measure due to tie skill and energy Of Messsr-
Smoots and Iysinger who planned and executed
the iniilwright work; and TO the superior qurl
ity of the massive castings, moulded by the
Woodstock Manufacturing Company.
Strangers respectfully referred to Meser.
Dealers, and Messrs, Walton and ovation, aa.
Mark Bird, attorneys at Law, Woodstoc k, V.
ADDRESS, L. II. McGlNNlS, W0odstock Va
Jan. i9-IV.
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a personal difficulty occurred at Edinburg
on Aonday last, j Il which ore Of The parties
was severely beaten. The cause Of the diff
fculty has not as yet, been made public
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e 91S a MoNTH-Expenses pail
ID > eEMale or Female Agents-Eorsc and
outfit furnished address Saco Novelty Co.
Haco' aia; June 81 ".
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IA GREAT CHANGE FOR GENTS
Doyon want q situation as agent, local or
gEH travelling with chance to make SIS to $40
Ea@s1 per day selling our new stTsnd White
E%Ea Wire Clothes Line. They lost for ever;
saasjss sample free, so there is no risk. Address
SS va At once Hudson River Wire Works, Ger
5 LET street and Maiden Lane. N. 7. or Is
Dearborn ST, Chicago, III or st, Louis. no
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EaSe Ec g.

Ease BGss.
On Friday, 1llA an Interesting game OF
Base Bail was played at Char,ssfoga, ". Va.
by The r. Z. Lee C.ab sf that place azd As
FED Caps of Winchester The Red Caps
came OF victorious, the inniaga footing Up
s. 10 ID.
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PRECEDENT CRAMPS LATE ME8sAGE.

T8REGIDENT GRANTS LATE MESSAGE.
VAR BETWEEN TIE UNITED gnAgE8,
AND uAYTI.
Speeches Ct Senators Sumner & 8huTz on
the foreign policy Of yhe administration.
The Ku EIux in Woodstock. Int.aue ex-
oitement in commenced oi.ios. Nelsoa gone
fer
NEW GOODS.
anxiety for MS return, Every body iting
for an expecting Bsrgaius. We arc ssgs,a.or-
lied to state that on account OF the recent
DECLINE OF GOODS
parties desiring 10 purchase would do we'll to
wait as loag 81 possible. 1t is we'll known
that tbs
PRICE OF GOODS
Is regulated 10 a great extent BY the demand
and that the last I'D BEarket generally secures
the best bargains. This explains Why Mel
son S. Co., are able TO.
SELL SO CHEAP.
We are informed that tAeir purchase will
excel in quantity and quality any assortment
ever brought to this market The prices at
which they sell remind Us Of "Auld lang
6yne-"
NELSON eco,
Apr. 6,-n. Near the Depot.
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AN&NVEL0PS, Paper, Pens, Ink, Paper Col
& lars, Pocket and Memorandum Books,
Fish Hooks, jews Harps, Harmonics, Cigar
Holders. Tooth. Brushes, Collapsng TumbIes,
Children's Teething Rings, Chidren's Ivory
Rattles. Gum Balls, Marbles, PenkniYes Sc. for
sale by J. +. Sherry.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-08-24

'-ElIIE celebrated English Female Bitters al
4 ways gives Satisfaction. For Sale by,
lau. 12-tf. .. SCHMITT
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sCHD1rn Gnrps
rEEHIE IS NO RuNBUG q

Wanting Employment, at from $50 to SI0Q per
month. should address ZIEGIER 81 McCURDY,
fhiia. ia. ia s. 4w
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$40 FROM. SO Cts.
II samples sent postage paid for 50 cents
that retail readily Tor SIC. Il. l. WoLooTr, l8l
Chatham Sp., n. Y june % ~
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-08-24

II UMgEIs, LUMBER,
LUMBER, LUMBER
eitaer Green or Kiln dried, plain q dressed
Grooved and Tongued for sale by tie 'ed
tees Mamufa ctussny Company r1yl
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mar RIED.

WETZEL-MAUCK.- On The Joth inst.
by Rev. H. Wetzel; Mr.. George H. AIaucl
and sirs. Emily Wetsel. both of Shenandoah
County.
BARTON HEPNER. On the same Day
by the same, Mr.. Wm. G. Barton and Miss
Martha Ann Hcpner, both of Shenandoah
Cnuntv
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EaRUIP JARS No. /
- For sale by
s. A. BANNER.
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DR.. WELLS EXTRACT Of JURUBE-
FREETo BocE AGENTS.

4 pocket Prospectus Of The best illustrated
Family Bible, published in both English and
German, containing Bible History, Dictiop airy,
a q, Harmony, ard History Of Religions -
". FLINT & CO., 26 South 18th St. Phila
apr i'--4"- Pa.
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A XLEGRBaSE and Concentrated Ly
"A Tor sale by J. T. SHERRY
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TEO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS viii be received for building a
cnpola upon the Methodist Church in Woods
stock. The cash win he paid upon the CONS
pletion efthe work. For plan and speofca-
lions, call upon s. A BANNER.
81
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nj Office
ill aubscribcrs to the Woodstock Graded
School, Who have not paid up their spbsecip-
ton regularly, are earnestly requested to do
SO with0 ,fail,
June 22-2w. .HITR BIRD,
Treas
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PRE- sCRlPTIONs

L
Carefully Compounded At ALL hours
MIG HIT AND DAY.
TO PHYSICIANS AND COUNTRY
dealers in want Of Goods in our line We will
sell at 8 very small advance on Bait. prices.
TERMS CASH or It's equivalent.
june est z. gCHMITT.
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20 EVERY ONE
6RMsTR0NG, GATOR 8 co.

Ill - ~
knowing himself indebted to the sub
scriber, eaU in and see him, settle your nc
counts without delay. lie needs the money
TO pay his debts. All who disregard this no
tice, may expectto fnd tn is claim in an Of
feer's hand, after waiting a reasonable time
Take due notice and govern Yourselves ac-
cordingly. w Il BARGELT
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R aHHMss

| n 04'A'
A meeting viii be held at Woodstock on
Donday, Aug Sth., Court Day, to appoin
sIelegates to attend the State Convention, t.
be held 81 RicF mond on The 30th z roximo
MARK BIRD,
Grim. Cons. Com
Jut.-2
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JOURNALISTIC NOTES.

James Gardner has left the Augusta Gal Consttt,t
tonaltst and resumed the practice OF law.
The Fairfield tl) Democrat has changed hands,
]. v. Baugh retiring and Miles b. Friend succeeding
Negotiations are on foot for the establishment OF a
first class democratic weekly paper In Waterloo,
Monroe county, Ill.
The publication OF the Fauqler county wal Sen
nel was suspended last week for want oil sufficient
patronage 10 Keep up healthy existence.
The first number or the Caaveras (Cal.) citizen, a
weekly newspaper, was issued al San Andreas
Calavcras county, on the 29th OF April, U. b. Woods,
publisher.
Harry q. FAY, at one time an editor o! the Pots
dam Courier, Is about to start Democratic paper
in Burlington, VT, TO lie entitled the Burlington
Democrat.
William Il. Barry, compositor on the Lebanon
(Tenn.j Uerdl0, recently celebrated his nlnety.fr
birthday. Hc Is hale aud hearty and can set 5000
ems per day.
One OF our exchanges advcrt,ses for two CON-
positors who don't get drunk" and adds that "tle
editor does all The getting drunk ssary 10 sup
port the dignity Of the establishments
II. d. Cunningham, formerly OF the Utica On. W
Herald, afterwards fouhder or the Nlncna which
was subsequently merged into the Ithaca DAILY
Journal has revived the Htdcrn and consoi IA ed
IL with the Dryden NetcS, the new paper bearing
the formidable title, the weekly ItQca1t ana Dryden
NelCs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-04

Nicholas ne: Marine. ls5; Commonwealth %; Park,
looh; Manufacturers ans. Merchants. 100; Central
National, l0sh; Fourth National, III; Ninth Ma
tonal, ia; Tenth National. l24; Gold Exchange To-
sourHEBy SECURITIES STRONG.
The Southern vst was dull. but generally steady
and strong 7pe following were the closing street
prices:-Tenncssee, ex coupon, OK e7H; do.. new.
OK ETY.; Virginia, ex coupon. % 90; d. new, u
Is; do registered stock. old, 90 ooh;
Georgia SKIES, 81 q 81; do. sevens, 80 eoI
North Carolina, ex coupon. A. As; DO. mnding'
1896. sea 81; DO. DO, 1868 80 81; new, %
%; do. special tax. 1915 10, Missouri SKIES, "a q
e4a do Hannibal and St. Joseph, o2i& o2h; Louisi.
ana skies, 81 q 10; do. new, cS q 60; do. leyee
skies, 10 rs; do. do. eghts, sS 81; 40. Peniten-
tiary sevens, 70 7e do. railroad Fights, 10 80;
Alabama fives, 70 o "A; do eghts, lo2 1o4; 40.
railroad Fights, e4a ss; South Carolina sixes u
IS; do. new, January and July, 81 eiK do. do,
April and October, bs 80; Arkansas skies, IS 90;
do eeyens, 80 O go.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-04
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MAY T. lsTRIPLE SHEET.

6kc. 91c.-the latter price IN extreme.
bUeAn-The market was excited under an active demand
partly speculative and an ADVANCE Of 40 b readily
sisiy arm and The whole market With coStinSsa
% good reapins Cuba The spies were 5000 hide, ncud
ing zee hhds good fair refining At exc 700 hhds good
tpgIs SAoi }CS hid. Gsmersr.o1 spscYi,ta,%cn
refined sugar was excited and higher under bfIt
demand sud Wsn svsilabe supply, the market closing
iSc fe5 says Ike and lsss q. stand
SIC. aSs fair good FsSnns DC sssc, prime retsDE
sNs Gtc fsI5 70 coed grocery, PIE iOAc prime e
sSSIs.. sSSs Sioc %ola;:s: &osssssds and Ro!s.
Ndi 70 sEe askc aoi i0,ola ss loo dG p q q
%.S;s :.I;.SS nj 3 !; Ssx
Dutch standard, Nos lot ~ eye. sNo AaniaCu,Tent
clayed and superior. 90. 3d. New oreans-ReHnins
wnIsKFY EseSeRts soS 5bls market vas dull and
inside price.
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TELEGRArHlC MARKET REPORTS.

NEW ORLHANs, May B. JS7l.
Cotton quiet but firm, mtddlng l4jSc Nxc. Net re-
ceips 29 bales gross 20e baes Exports Great Britain
3e6 baes to Kavre S66 bales Sales $500 bales stock
lt4,S79 bales.
SAVANNAH, May 8, 1871.
Cotton in good demand, middlngs 1890 Net receipts
175l bales; exports coastwise 1926 baes stock 1864
Tobacco act,ye sales 1853 hhds Lugs sS rs $s co. low
TO fair cutting Leaf, 80 BIZ 70. -
Flour in good demand, market steady sales 400 Dbl. at
~ for No .prng " 80 for smber winter ~ for Whits
M!weukee Club Aeld az $ o. Corn firm and steady sales
rye and peas quiet Corn meaiDsI 60 for Solted 81 81
$40; shipsufs, $2s sSsj middlipgs, $S 1884, per top
Hishwines, 9lHc Canal freights No. lower; wheat
10 New York. Railroad frcghs-Fiour, to Boston, $50
70 New York. 4ac.; 70 Albany, 40 Lake imports q Io9
bushels wheat 900 feet lumber Canal exports-l10Q0
bushels wheat 1900 bushels peas, 2y6S 600 feet lumber
CHICAGO, May 8, 1871.
Flour nrn and quiet No. wheat less active and lower;
81 ~ 81 2bA casa i'd the afternoon steady ut 81 "a
&e siternSon a s steady and nnoSsnasa No. oats
No barley nominal at 500, Highwnos dull at $780, Prov
tIons declining Irregular Ness pork $7 So seller june
Lard LIZ Me- sesr JS June. short hO ,'Ss s 81 TX
. sS SSoS! 1900 bushels Wheat
hogs shipments bbs -four 10000 bushels wheat,
100000 bushels corn 1000 bushels oats 1900 bushels rye
1900 bushels barley, 1900 hogs. Freghts active and
Buffalo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-04
FURIOUS FANNY WRIGHT.

The Murderer of Omcer McChesney at Her Old
Prnnks-smnshing Glasses md Calling for
Blood.
Margaret Walsh, alias Annie Robinson alias Fanny
Wright, the girl who, three years ago, killed
officer McChesney OF the Eighth precinct by sabbing him
the with pocket knife, arragned before Judge
Ledwith yesterday morning charge Of in.
tox;caton and dlsordery conducI On Tuesday
night Fanny into the lager beer saloon
Of smoa Fisher, No. ~ Ludlow street. and called for
liquor Being refused she became very dsordey smashing
lager beer glasses and raising general In Smons
tabi.hnen. sna,ching large glass dscan.er from the
"Blood Blood must, win have Bcod Give blood,
sayr Simon and his wife terrified OF wits
and Mrs. Fisher out the for an
officer II took three stawa custodIans Of the peace 70
take Fanny 10 the station She fought tooth nail all
along route Yesterday morning her aprs were sil
unsubdued she talked and laughed IN the
tho whole thing stupendons joke She st
traces Of former beauty, though nnbrded dIsspaon has
left fearful marks on her countenance Judge Ledwith
bound her to keep the peace under $500 bail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-04
THE SAD SUIC DE AT THE STEVENS
HOUSE,

Friendless, Destitute and Enthusiastically
ing Letter-Thc Remains Sent to the
Morgue.
The suicide OF Mrs. e. Harrington at the Stevens House
by nhaunR choroform has already been published In the
HERALD. The unfortunate lady above the medium
height about hiyve Of age and had profuson Of
JET black hair She was dressed neatly in dark but not en-
hibited much culture and refinement said she came from
Long Island That abe premedated sedestruction and
intended there should mistake In the accomplishment Of
her purpose Is very evident.
Coroner Schrmer yesterday held inquest the
MAINS examined two three witnesses to the arrival
Of deceased ut hotel and the nnding OF her dead body
but nothing Of importance elected other than already
published.
The jury after bearing all the evidence rendered verdict
OF death by suicide by inhang chloroform The verdict
being Schrmer ordered the remains TO be
removed 10 the Morgue, where they will remain Reasonable
length of time identification and reclamation. The effects
left by deceased In charge OF the Coroner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-04
THE CITY BANK sUAhEs.

The following were The bids for the city bank
aocks:-New York, 1885, Manhattan 1884; Ner-
chants ll6S; Mechanics, 1871; City, S22l; PkeDx.
ITO; North River 061s; Tradesmcn's, i55; Fulton,
t5b; Greenwich $50; Mechanics and TTad.ers', I3o;
Merchants Exchange 1o2k; Commerce. IisI;
hechanlcs' Banking Association, rs; Broadway,
fso; Mercantile. 10; American Exchange, .li3;
Cha'ham 10; Bank OF the Republic, 1857; Bank 81
North America, 100; Hanover, Io5k; Irving, I2t;
Peopies 40, East River, Il5H; Nassau, ace; ST.
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
Half-pasr Five O'Clock p, M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
WEDNIaDAY. 4

WEDNEsDAy, May 3-6 Pm.
CoLPTF-Ro quiet but steady without further cargo
sales small business transacted In lots second
hands at former prices Other kinda neglected
We quote: -Rio-Ordinary l0c. . lOhc; fair. 10kc. .
Ike; good. Ike i2c. prime l2Hc . l3c. extreme
rates for lots loc gold per lb in bond thirty
and sixty days credit; Java lee ac do lsJsc 2ec
snSapGT. lac scc Csyon' iosc e' Maracs6o lsc
Domingo gold IN bond, ?lc Costa Rca, ls4c 17c;
Manila. lac. i5c: Mexican, ISc a17c. savanla l3Hc
J616c. Curacao. iSc. q loo. I.
COITON.-The market moderately active. The de-
mainly from exporters, who confined their pur-
chases present necessities The offerings rather
light despite Adves from Liverpool prices were
snstaued the market closing quiet but steady the
joined quotations The sales folows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-04
.ASTROLOGY.

MADAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CLAIRvoYANT
M your whole life, from the cradle the grave
472 Canal str cet, near Hudson. Fee 81
MADAME ROSS, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR
l voyan tells past prcsent and futures shows likeness
husband confidential letters written 1853 West
street, Broadway and Seventh avenue
MADAME LIE CoMTE, SPIRITUALLY INSPIRED
M Trance Medium. Information positive French and
I'm gsh spoken &c East Thirteenth street. Broadway.
AEADAME CLARA A. ALMA, DE- PARIS (CLARA AN.
lv TONIA OF San Francisco) Business and Medical
Cairvoyant Consultations In EngIsh French and German
l,x39 Broadway, opposite Grand Hotter.
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE or LIGHTHOUSE ENGINEER, THIRD DIS
~ irict, Tompkinsvie N. ", MAY 9. 1871
Proposals for Materials and Labor for three permanent
Lights In Providence river, Rhode Island.
Separate sealed proposals will be received this Office
until noon OF tho 18th day OF May, 1851. follows
Fifs-For the labor and material Of n
lers Rock Providence river having of Is
base 10 feet at top II feet high Rock
ordinary high water
Second For granite riprap foundation up to low water
aud granite per Of the dine son that for Fuers
Rock at Sasgafras Point.
Third the materials and labor for frame building
keepers budng) % feet square, story with Mansard
roof, and tower, for the light al Pumhnm's Rock
The plans and specifications the above be
had A. this ONCE application therefor.
Proposals must be Ia duplicate MED by guarantee
In duplicate. aud printed copy OF this Advertisement at
tached 70 each proposal They must be addressed 10 the
deigncd endorsed on tho envelope Prorosa for materials
and labor for Providence river, X. IL
This Office reserves the right to reject any all bids shoui
United States. j. e. WOODRUFF,
Lieut. Colonel Engineers Engineer Third L. IT. District
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STOCKS DULL AND IRREGULAR.


The street was wholly wrapt up to-day in antlc
pations OF what might be doing at Cleveland by the
Lake Shore annual meeting aud as reports were not
forthcoming to the proceedings OF the session The
street was left 10 conjecture what IL pleased. As
consequence the stock market was consigned TO the
care OF the few SPECTATORS who alternately warmed
and cooled az TO the future or prices. Lake Shore
nuctuated Just about one per cent according as the
views OF these operators became rose-colored or
turned cloudy as TO the prospects of scrip divi-
dend. The Northwest party ran their iavorltes
mp little and thereby made bridge on
which they crossed 10 hoist Rock Island
little. When at last the Ianitors Of the Stock Ex-
change began TO draw the corrugated shutters upon
the dull Long Room ana the telegraph still iaied TO
tell OF the doipgs at Cleveland the patience OF the
street gave way, and with almost the entire list OF
speculative stocks, the decline toward the close
being half 10 one aud a half per cent from the
highest points OF the day. The earnings OF the
Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad for the third week
In April show gam of $l5,42S. Hannibal and st.
Joseph exhibited the curious feature OF selling at
Io2A for the common and al lo2 Tor the preferred,
sscrossipg' OF the two kinds OF stocks which does
not often occur.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows tine highest and lowest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-04
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The feature Of interest the real market yesterday
the sale Of q number Of Park lots, situate on
Broadway, Fifeightb and Ffynintn Streets being part
the estate Of Charles NJ Connolly deceased The sale
was made by OF the As these lots
located there good attendance at the sale bidding
prompt and spirited. The other were unimpor
tant The following are the particulars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-04
LEGAL NOTICES.
A LICE NJ. MCINTYRE


A LICE NJ MCINTYRE
IL
BENJAMIN b. MoINTYRE
Upon the petition OF the said Alice NJ Mcintyre praying
tor therein set FORTH for divorce pending be-
fore the Superior Court for New Haven county, State
OF Connecticut, be held the second Tuesday OF May,
1871,
appenring and being found by the subscribing autho-
r that Tue said resrondcn resing IN New YORK city or
vicinity and absent from the State, TO parts unknown
Therefore ordered that the notice Of the p6ndency OF sd
petition he given by publishing this order IN the New York
Herald newspaper printed ia the city OF New York, two
weeks successe commencing before the 22d day Of
April, A. ID. 1871 - -
EDWARD a. AUKETELT,
Assistant Clerk OF the Superior Court for New Haven county
----------------------- -------------~---
GUPREME COURT or THE STATE OF NEW YORK,
- county OF Now York. George b. BOVINE, plaintiff,
against Anne E. Lusk Bovine, ACCOMPLISHMENTS TO the
decentralization hereby ssmmonei and required to
the complaint action, which this day
March been fled In the ONCE of the Clerk OF the raid
county Of New York. al the Court House said county
New York. and 10 OF to the said
complaint on The subscriber at nis ONCE No ~ Nassau
twenty days after The servse Of this summons yo
OF the day OF such and fall the
said complaint within the time aforesaid the p an this
action will ap pIy the Court for the relief in The
paiea MARCH s9, 1871