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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-09-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

G. TRAPPLEH, From Paris.l No. 275 sixth Ave
nue., bet i7th and 18th St, New York. All articles
for Ladies' Toilet and in Hair after III
latest Paris patterns. Specialities In Ladies' Golf
fures. b2t90
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-09-23
HARDWARE, dc,

CROSBY a. WETHER WAX. dealers in Stoves
Tin ware Hollow ware, shelf Hasdward, Glass Ware,
Lamps and Lamp-Trimmings, Petroleum, &C., &C.,
opposite the Fisk House AshtahgiA. 9li
Aisp fa stock OF Paints. Oils, Varnishes Brushes.
&C.. t'f2-7if.- - I'LL
GEORGE g. HUBBARD, Dealer In Hardware,
Copper aud zlhe and MAaahetHiat of rip Sheet Iron
and Copper Ware. Fisk Block, Ashtabula, Ohio. 1905
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-09-23
FURNITURE & UNDERTAKING.

J. 8. BEACH, Manufacturer and Dealer In Fret
Class Furniture. Also, General Undertaken. ll33
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-09-23

loiis, pnin IN the hack
j. II. ZElLIN
and 329 Arch ST., Phil,
Ncwberry. Ashtahula
Armstrong. Cleveland
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

Ovros ~ THE hyPcAsrLs Pms ~. Co
l6S BROADWAY, NKv-YORk, June s9 iSri.
TNHE Board Of Directors have this day de-
olsred . sBhIAsEUAL DIVIDEND or SIX PgR CRsT, tree
'f GoVernment Tar, payable on sni after July 3 lsI
q. W. PARMBLBB. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

I 0ST-On the cars, near Wilmington Della
ware part June s the following described paper
PROMIssORY MOTHS o. ss %, dated Pb 1870 bssr
Ing per interest payable follows At Union National Bank
Chcsso May i5 III, Oct is. III Msy s 7+ and Oct s IA
Two MOTIFS Of a5s each dated April IL bearing per cent
interest," and p..be Mar n snd Oct Is 73 and MOTH Of
5000 bearing per cent interest and PAYABLE Dec s p.es
10 the order John PARwBLL signed BY CHARLES BRADY
Of Chicago Ill Ali persons warned not 70 buy negose any
OF the abovedescribed paper. !hO v, lAkWs sLI.
NEW-JERSEY MIDLAND and other RAIL-
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

I, NUPEAN MAthhIN
IIrrRroo Jav llH30 mCOtion opened stead! Mdlng Up
lands y. q. a. ; Midluc Orleans, 92i -.
LoNDoN July ll0 mC9nsols opened a. ~ 9i oI Ie non
he aroun; United FYeTaenty bonds 1862, sIs 100 Od
qlt; 1857. o. s; TeE-lortes S2. - -
FRNyErorr July lOEvenirc-Uned Sae1Flve-IWenV bonus
closed al tlqg6i for the issue OF 1892.
PARIS. gaiv lU-Eytuing-Rene e. closed a. 81 l'c.
InNp5S Juiy lI-31 D. m-United Tenorv bonds 9o
IvfKrr Juv O-l30 p. m-CottOn is fm Mddhng Orleans,
of Bombay the last report "a the
ION m bales Receipt, Of Whes' for the past three days 80 100
lu: Flour "a q bb iOr Western Canal COIn
81 d Quarter. Lard a. 9. l. cNL 1900 "a,
LoSBSN ug LISP m-Conso closed Of 93 for MONEY and el
0s3t United States Fye-IweHy bonds 1907, W.
t5. ola. gl2. 1901 gu; Ten-FOries 9ll $1,000.
Fs,SKY0RT, July United States FveTweny bonds so dti
flr ,he issue OF 1862.
PAEIs JulY ll-Rentes. 55f 9oc ..
LvERro0 Jay lis m-Cotton closed quiet Md1ng Uplsnd
4td. Midi ng OIL ans slq9id sales of tie da seg bales
The market for Yarns and Fahc
Is steady Cheese 55 q cst for the best grades VI
American sne Petroleum, l2j. T. gal
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
ALBANY LrMREp MAnrrr

rhs-a s.. t... ~ = ~ Uf "ttk eHdHg Julg 10
.e " Iailtf uiei and sales light; prce. bfs,
ze al Of 'le previous week The receipts have no, hs
sPust .ttA end there hss been Nm falling ~ h
l 1sf 1Le sp isr and the sortmsnt g5 Fjt o' ~ .l
aui hi.. - a. ioows; To NewYork 81 s0, 10 En,,iei
> ~ snd PIo,.s bndsenor sod New Haven So; 10 HsJ
9art rss, :, 70 PASdella, - 70 Boston 50 80 soft
Ere Csh Sc, ~ ~ w sectors Office during the week we're
pan Canal 3Slssi e o. L4m1ef lOl Shingles ys Cbso
- he ruling ~ o. L1nler "A Sbugles The flowno
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

FoRFoLK July nCoon STEADY; Low Mdtlrgs l9i deic net
s'ork. lf1I bales '' ' - ''
BurisoHE Jolly ll-Coon Quiet Mddnvs 2Oac; net reepts
- hsesi gross 5 baesi scs us bales; stock
5AtyrsoS July I-Cotou gue: Good Orasry lGIc: net re.
o@Yts fi6 l eIPOr-ooasFise loJ bses sales $50 bse
spek. = J2i bales ~ " O'''
NEwORLEAys Ju'v llCct'on que Mddnrs 20,a20 net re-
cp lz2 bsesi gross l22 bales sales bales stok So 6
bales 4' A' ''f''
@v'yNAH Jay liCoon-Miirg held At 2)c; net receipts l2O
NosILs JAY Cooa dan; Mdug Poe net recent. ba,es.
eil eaaNvise q bales sse ~ bales; stock 9Olg bales
"LNAGroS, Juy lLCo0n- Miiing 20c; ne feep 40 bses
oasvse q baesi sales. IS bales stock 800 bales
- & suS ~ Cotton quiet ard steady; Mdtinrs 23Q2llc
Pc ZztV bales sales 90 bsles stock 5sOl bales
7. i' 2 L-totton quiet Mddlugs 2Jtc; net rece pts
-' '''7'' safes, Ivy bales stock. 1919 bales ~ F"
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
Che 0urf.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKEL
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. July II. 10

NEwYoRK, Tuesday, July II, 1871
There il still enough life in the horse trade
to designate it's condition moderately active, although
this limited activity chiefly confined to the sale OF all
road and other cheap work horses The monotony in tho
market IT, however occasionally relieved by the demand
for an extraordinary fine pair of carriage horses and to-
day it s gratifying to record not only the demand for,
but the actual sale Of that exceedingly stylish team ot
they had been bred and reared on A. c. shropshires
stud farm. They were bought this morning by wei
known New York gentleman q relation OF a former
". Y. Mayor, and the price paid was $500
he auction mart Of MessrS. Johnston q van Tas-el
presented lively appearance to-day the occasion Of
their regular semweeky sale OF horses, carriages har
ness &C. The attendance large, the stock offered OF
better quality than usual, and consequently, compe'
ttiOn spirited the sudden violent thunder storm
which during the progress OF the sae not seeming
TO in the dampen the ardOr OF the bidders Among
~ horz olJ I've ~
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

r @ se ssI tn. n Ner s1i ssssSSss. ssS1 1S hsys SSs.
pSs.ys N ppmsl way a, ss. with Lover 'e'''' ar 10
y. s', 3; $.!s:;:: S;;i ls 3. {
Ps',Ss good saS. STio o5e DS.tS; SS;n iSeCt lss
SSpr.D,s r.. ..,.., se ,;Po', common '''''''
SsS..5'!. Ps ;ss5, b::SS e rrr.prlrD ,,, ,,s III.
FRUITS AsD I,D hs, !e %qGS aSss Saps IN soy
The 1i' es'.Is :. ,o T report, wanting Of n ~
branch the ded S 5 trade sc ,i % i've IS bear OclOer'
l,ssni crop q s sss% g''ws Sroi A., quarter.
oasred AZ SIC a B,,ano'c ,r,.. 20 02
AgssGSsfs5 sss siio 5 SS. e .sSs .SSs GO GO
,., 5 Ss Sd Coed Is sis Do Do common coal Is
p 2, ,SS:.:d DO SiS SS.iS'ss,'l'I' 'H Hors. So.
With b,e' shipped sTr TT'.ssiICSs .sS SS bales
S EsH oS3 S, @ 81 &c. G.'l SSo l g'is
o and SeT S'e ~ S d. &C. The accounts Of
Ss s an conrdco Wisconsin grRng mis-. ana STSs SeR upoD
tse srosissS S The market raes strong or hne 0O's' %
i S PRIME Ss & Aao2 2 ala ss 0h GSo1 s@s Ss
ps % Com TO ia' 7Sii Do oA cls.....''''' as
m last r.,s asi HbS' bo1t. 6acOp lsa So and @ :s. bee beef
q es lard Receipts q mess pork 80 5oS g. s5y.pced c
cut s' me- At. remain stationary We quote ala
Bs SIDES D. good ;,i SIo Lambs GlS
uiOa to fair =, glS ih0S' Hog = S,N tNT
Western Ddp IGTspt .a esSa HS a the Pos; e, Of S.ees @
sr ov sey 81 o5d 81 = 70, young State packed ice
m IN
SOLD a lcc Stalled rgeon. continue to con- come @ 81 o per dor
lev rs,tcock have received snd sol on w w motel
80 theu until n e ban is removed on the i'h
t~'N VIZ" ~ %
Fows state " j., - 81, 10 70 ,sune q pr.. 88GSi ~
81, D. Ia IL Geese, Wetern"''''Sa S5S 3 90
% Do Eoo''o'' os rl1s,y Ss '',.i5i ~1 !,
Va, -. .a.r So !ssssl g % %'''fe..'' i'S 10
NhUi ii-1iri snd Jersey farmers. clearing
rushed IN ny cros Tbey are much lower. Toms-
tb s lr cshbsge sn I'm M POOR 80 Qjc crate
f.s Irsinia; good ones "u1 Il now coming for
s e III on.er Garlic ron ~ hv rcs are moi
A ies rumtg u''V"s '''' ~
sti iche1 We quote N C,.,nbe-s Va bh... o0T-
onions P0taio ~. WV lTurDps RaSsa bbl.. OJd II
T. Conn. 2 lO o,s g c,'S Sc,ssbe. L 1 bhh. 2oO0-
s-irrs.........'' -, = q 00. DO Va Marrow. OO0-
(,s-,c b 100 banebe< 10 o. q a. . S. y..sT,eIons So -
p,f.tae IA no 20 OOdJ0 no
-..gst,-s vs.. cTt .. ! v" 49,. 4, Oi 6 Og9 : d
t,bbages L. L,t' 10 W., 'oAs''' z '''
quote: . .e o. Wa, p,u 5d S
fisssxar suial0 Pb 70 a ,, -, a. - On n %
cider GAL, new''' 10 a. ~ Siaae, II n Is
Feataeis. 1--we Geese. - - =. N...a-s ~ ~ n 4,
, - - 90 50 Milk, ~ Qt can.......2 " az %
F-4,ls ue0.. 7"
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

PHrIApyLruIA Jnly nCOOnIbe feeling ia queeri Siddi9l
i LsgGays s Mes s1Es Pn as SHfan Hams IN 5 pcs ia
Beef HamsStoek scarce, at 28a28le Cheese salc Foa
4 ra , ~ r-ss rsss. SprIspe $50 IS 62I; Extra IS
IS 75 fer Red Canada I'll 4o0sl 45 Old he,
Sy sH MISd wss,ern 757s yellow Southern Sc Oai. du
1 f GA Crude sS EssSs wI
BaTisoEr y11 1-cotton quiet and weak MId9s 599
% Foar.0a &C. e. 9 !Ss IS e. i'sSfi C RI 81 S &c IS Do FAMILY
so CITY MI: SgpsTo ss,:T - yya sSSeTsDs SS an 40 5oG IS 2
DO E1trs sc 75 DO Fam 50 Sa so WhS2s & gae u 9a
s% % So Do Y ow quiet at 74o75 MIed Western fuer 7Sc
du New southern SSgS'ei Oa Me''srA "0'" i''OH'
ugs,9s sSgyio 5S 'iiReeg-wbes 900 BASH Com 1ioo
90 % e9,a % 900 & o., 81 roo lush FTeishts-Cs1si-W2est lie
% ioc to NeSYo asking c advance the close Flour quiet
ari STEADY Wheat ne,e and nomiES CSrn 5 brmer ana enS99
t closing besyy and lower Oats-Maket bare and nominal Rye
1setsL Pork dull s5 Lar dull at loic AiglW.ne higher
Mssrn Tenn July good full prices at 1oic
pts ly shipments $50 bales Four quiet and unchanged
in store Lard dull 6al2c Pork quiet anl weak
LorlsvLLT July u Tobacco aeye "a I'i F Fqi Igss @ 80
ID 81 50 Corn nsfsr deman sheed sacked Re 0a'; aud
unchanged Provisions seady fair cons1mptys demand; Mes
e. Clear Rb sides Clear sides, sie Lard le!Gllt" Whisky
que. pay S nv Your steady and unchsngei sales 1000 b
2t - I %. Is So for Double Rrtrs Wheat dull sales bash
m Wir,sr SiS 400 bush do 80 bush Milwaukee Club
a. 6 hush 10 firm qlet sales 800 bush Low
Srsd Csc AMI ba gh Mixed OasNOne market Bar
lty Bye and Peas quiet Com Meal 50 for boled; 20 for
boei ter cv NIL Feed 1nelangei shorts S2l9 80 Shpstuf
.5t6 NiilFrgs p Highwines Stc Canal
Weight. AM ana lower Grsin Flour SOC Wheat &c Com Ole,
{, YB-YorS; the Hnison 81 10 New York Railroad
E,b-Four 10 Boston Neg-Y0rk 40c 70 Albany
p. hv Lake. bush Peas lJ OO) feet Lumber.
: cs. By Csla-zoO bush Wheat 600 bush Com, 10000
f-st Luuher
ST. Jorls July l-Co,ton firm 2 Four que surersne Winter,
Goa - sos Winter 150 4j; Double Extra Winter
Is 25Q IS 90 Wheat steady but Slow sales uumporsnt No
3 Rel al udsl l2i; No. Red Winter solt 90
Ls1 81 22i. Con active and trm for Mixed White and
~Nhte; grades du Mixed, track, 5Otd5c; White
Mixed. 52055c; Mixed elevator, 58e dull and
jr10prg 53j04c track 59atOc. sacked. Barley quiet
t5c 0r Prime quiet
s5 Dry Saed MeatCesr Rib Sides close at
Sh0udrr' Clear RIB Sides 0gto 9Jc
Hens SgsCu l6c for choice Live Hoes 80 IS
Cattle 55a - so. Receipts-5OOJ bblA
lolI Wheat 1900 bush Com saj $50 bush Rye.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
Financial.
No. ~ RxcpAsas piAoR, }
NEw.YoRK, June 20, 1911. 4
V,HE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing

No. ~ BxcpAsas pLAoR, }
NKw.YoRK, June 20, 1871. y T.
THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
1 between the sab~rribers, under the nm name OF
DABHRY. MORGAN 4 Co.
.,nires IA DAY hy = limitation and IL dissolved
I8ther partner viii the OF the Inn in hqnnanon
The busipe. heretofore conducted BY will be continued
Messra DRBXRL, MORGAN & Co.
S,a 49, CHARLES II. DABNRY,
LonlO" J. PiRRPONT MORGAN.
JAMRs j. GOODWIN,
GEORGB H. MORGAN.
NTw.yoRK AND PHiIapxLPHIh, July L. 1911
YINHE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed
Ccpsrnohp for the tr'nsscton Of General Foreign and DO
~ RANKING BSNB IN NewY York and philadelphia under tho
erB names of pnnA"D az p..h.naar,,o. x.wyo,l
DRBXBL 4 Co.
No. - South Thiri-st, Philadelphia
T. 4. DMs1s,' ! R.sdingis
J. II II Waiem4r Philadelphia
PIEEr2sT 9r MoRaAS }Re,idins ia
n Rops.os' }EeN-YOri.
PARIS, July l. 1911
H. have hs isy formed Copsrtnerp for The irsns'e'
in " 1;ese BANKING BUSINESS, under the hrm Of
uo" o' s"o' DRRXBL. HAlJBS Co.
NJ. Gue Scribe
DREXBB g. Co
DRRXBL. MOR0AN & Co
JOHN II HARJFS
BUGBNB WINTHROP
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

oFHCE THE ISrERSArloSAL lSsuEASoE CosrASr
No. llJ BKoADwAT NEwloHK, July ], lsl }
V,HE BOARD of DIRECTORS OF this Com,
n.br have this day declared sBMlANNUAL DIVIDEND Of
kyK PER CENT gs Vm Government Tar able on demand
''N ~ WILLIAM J. uuGlLS. SecIsayT.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
prCr1pTS oF pRODI-CE

Norh Fesssis ana R1lrO1f,
rtgs Ashes bales Cotton, 223 bbs Copper S9ll gals
riy Ia Mis- Eggs 8s7l bits Flour, 9i5B bush Wheat,
M ma com 44t68 buh Oats 23O bush Malt, 800 bags Corn
~ rs (CI) Beans 26 bales Hemp l3 bales HOPS 26Si Hides
M M hi H Is GO HONS l6 400 sides Leather. JO9 tuns Pg leaa
6 b FoSn 30 bills Spirits Trr2enne l6n pkgs Butter
@ C.4 Is rkg fsow. rs pkgs Grease 81 bbs Porn lAb
Ia. Co Nest. IS pkg Lard 64 Pkg Searn l75 ob Lard 0 @
80 ~ sts Oh 26 bale Skins bales Tow Is pkgs Tea o
- % 3jl boYes &c. Tobacco 44 bbs. WHISKY 1871 bales
WOOL If a es Yse 90 gals (Cs Wine l5O0 sacks Peanuts
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
THE NEW-YORK
VIADUCT
Railway Company.

DIRECTORS.
Alexander T. Stewart, A. Oakley Hall,
William M. Tweed, John Jacob Astor,
August Belmont, Peter B. Sweeny,
Charles A. Lamont, Levi P. Morton,
James F. d. Lanier, Hugh Smith,
Franklin osgood, William 7. Blodgett,
William Butler Duncan, Richard O'Gorman,
John j. Bradley, Jose F. Navarro,
Charles L. Tiffany, Henry Smith,
William r. Travers, Edward B. Wesley,
Joseph Seligman, Manton Marble,
Richard B. Connolly, John Taylor Johnston
Henry Hilton.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

NEW-JERSEY MIDLAND and other RAIL
CHARLRS w. HASSLER. I Wallst
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

ecs slPpl 90 1sA1 market vey du and &C. - n lower.
49, Aela against Ji'O head da, a 4 ..ies 49,
5S s 4 .[ % an ana I ',sI 6uehsn follows la In5sas steer.
q W 2yi 1 Ohio, ranging from l2l5 10 Dan !, a. - 70
s sTtgng ~ b at IS 25 20 Kentuekv Do 4S M =,
fari tLAs 90 70 b a. - s. Sheep market mai ,s ,y
.r ~ no y que'e lower: only ale made Of 25 bs5 0io
p - Hogs hr IN price and market sct 70. =. ie
'@ - oD ior good slipping light weights. 'i ''ie'
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
~ N0TICE-RAILROAD FORECLOS

N0TJCE-RAILROAD FORECLOSURE
sAlEs 5 TSs s. for the D'SESs SSfA % S 6 S'' o oSf' oo
r2 D az state, sSioi i The District Of "di,n pending
SRES md GE0RG NJ DAVIS Tse Sc are conpsasnts
and e LAKE BRB and LOUISVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY sDd
SdsS he undersigned wM b. SHELDON Special Master Com
said Courts respectively duly appointed for that purpose
specified s decree oe Court House in Fremont san
dusky Comfy Ohio on the 2h day July A. y s SsTesn ns
% % tbe Al, AXE Bre .nd Louisville Railroad Company
extending the Rushye Rush County Indiana
70 within Of Fremont Sandusky County ono nc1
sorts thereon ssonhoues and shops and the binds
and grounds connected Herewith and all too and implements USED o
or @ road for and structures aforesaid turntables
ep buildings fixtures Of whatever nature and the lands
ng J road and belonging thereto sd all
zines rolling belonging said COMPANY aud M supplies used
Sr tIe same Gle by which tie are holden By the
said COMPANY with thereof including the franchise
said Company 10 he and act as corporation 70 De
sold entrety, subject, nevertheless 70 mo,gse
Railroad the OF Rushy aforesaid duly recorded TO Geory
soS and occupancy thereof But IT, on being
rety aforesaid the said premises be not 500 or wan o.
posed 10 sale In parcels follows the terms Of payment to
thereof situate within the state Of Oh9 ersnd
line said State q, Union Gy {. one parcel State ssna Of
adsns extending line the line Of the Columbus and
Indianapolis Central Railway COMPANY Cambridge cry q,
In aid astnamed city and Of Ruhve aforesaid
parcel subject thereon above referred to- aud sub
By h decree the made be subject to the order Of
the confirmed aside for and " other conditions
Five per Of purchase money be pad hand at the time Of
the sale and the residue within twenty days liteI
the premises be delivered full payment and 70 DC
made at the same tine
said Northern Ohio and to thereof in the hands of the
undersigned at Fremont, Ohio=Jnne TO- A. d. lsh. ,,.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

The terms Of Subscription will be - follows:
TEN PER CENT Of OF Stock subscribed for o be pai N
cash At the time Of subscription residue 70 be paid called for By
the Board Of Directors on thirty days but call Al sn one
time TO exceed ten per cent
Scrip for the Of cent per snnnm vi" be Issued
by the COMPANY payabs earnings Of the RaT on all
Maid on Stock subscribed for within thirty days after the
Subscription Books shall be opened
The Company right to close the Subpu0n
dine amer the twenty ninth day Of July ls7l
By order Of he Board Of Directors,
Alexander T. Stewart, c,mri,.,,.r, on behalf
John Jacob Astor, Of u. Coop,o,
Levi p. Morton,
New York June 16 1911
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

Bv suthony OF Director, of THE NB"YORh RAIL
conformity with the terms OF the Act oil Incof
poon in respect undersigned Commissioners on Stock Sub
scrptons give public and behalf Of the Directors and Of
such Company Books Of Subscription for the Capital Stock thereof
will be opened WEDNESDAY the twenty eighth day OF June Instant
at the following place, in this City, yi1'
At the Banking Duncan Sherman Co.. No II Nas',nt
At Banking House the Bank Of the Metropolis No. Union
square.
The Company authorized 10 construct two Vadu RAILWAYS
branches through City NesYo ibe east and thereof
from common starting point Cham5essL between Broad
wsy aud Chshamt the Harlem River and through west
chester County; with power to build additional lines Of railway or
branches time any ps OF the City or "esNhe''er
County, The property acquired By the Company ermpeed from
tss nd during the period SLOWED for the final completion
Of the railway IN the city The Mayor Aldermen and CommonaV Of
NewYok are authorized with the approval OF the Con
opers Of the Sinking Fund subscribe for Eve millions Of dollars Of
the stock COMPANY million Of dollars thereof has been
subscribed for by private parties This conditional amount OF stock b"
been wholly subscribed and taken the Directors Of the Company on
the completion the lines Of railway to the line f"esehe
County the Supervisors County authorized to Issue the bonds
Of the Comfy the Supervisors shall deem erP
10 aid the construction and extension Of the railway IN and thousn
that County proper equalization the interest Of sehoe
who may subscribe different times the Directors are
the earnings
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
Gituations Uante6- females.
situatious Oanteo-- tllaIss.

EARM HANDS. Bowling -green.-PlERCE
Co have constantly maud 6reass Ssedes Germans scotch
and EDelsb Also Mechanics, Coschmen, Gardeners &c
CCOTCHMAN and Wife. Englishman and
y wf-Pirst rate Farm HAEDSsnd Hoasemails, ja arrived
want situations Inquire Agency. PIERCE CO., Bo~lngeen
V,O WHOM ITMAY CONCERN.-A foreigner.
speaking English German aud French faea de,r. 70 maze sn
gagements with rrsclsss parties sanilns COAChhfAn ms s
royal stables and acqnarted AMI Thoroughly
familiar with the NewYok eHpet RIDER ami driver tgo
Undoubte gives FcAss parties vn9
maT address Tor this week L. RTARrO, Tnbane Otoe y
D-SITUATI0N as ENGINEER by
w person experience served three yess ID u > hay N
With steam heating Al references Partes drsrns CON
pstsnt sober man car address \. H. l., Iubuue once
NNANTED-By a youth aged 10, lately ar
w from Situation IN PblA IlN1 Offl'h iN
bad three years experience Address W NJ Box 100 Tribune o
XVANTED-A SITUATION by a irst-cl ass
w DYER OF twenty experience Wool sni Ch and p"
Con PLEASE address W BONNBY soath Grove and Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-12

Senator Trumbull applied the tombstone
yesterday on the question of Civil Service Re-
form. The result of the test may be briefly set
down as confirming suspicion that, like the
noted advocate of the Maine Law, most OF
them are in favor of Civil Service Reform,
but opposed to its execution. One wonderful
Senator made tho astonishing discovery
that the New-York Custom-HOuse, as at
present constituted, is an illustration OF
reformed Civil Service. 1t was fitting that he
should be the same man who should have the
folly to revive the exploded nonsense about
the improved economy there during the term
of the late incumbent. Given heavier i'm
ports and a law much more easily enforced,
aud the proportion of cost of collection to
amount of revenue collected cannot help
being diminished that is the whole
secret of the vaunted economy. The man who
does not know that the New-York Custom
House is to-day the most glazing example OF
all the evils which the Civil Service Reform
is intended to prevent, is too innocent to be
safe in Washington.s Senator Trumbulls ex-
pose of the needs of tho situation seems to
have been luminous and convincing; and while
We grieve to discern so little eagerness for
worthy action upon it by the majority of his
Republican associates, we have strong hopes
that his skillful work may at least show them
the danger of attempting either to ignore or
to paltCr with it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-12

The novel expedient Of the Internationals
of Newly York to evade the police edict against
their Sunday procession. will probably bother
the force not o little. Those arrested on Sun
day last were probably tentative administers
to ascertain what would be the action OF the
courts, and their prompt discharge has en-
boldened the main body to parade. The po'
lice will be obliged to arrest these by thou.
sands, if at all, and so the Communists hope
to clog the whole machinery. The plan hai
the merit of ingenuity, but. though o major
ity of our people think the sudden virtue Of
the Police Board, which forbade the process
sion, hardship on the InternatOnals, it il
not so clear that this skillful evasion Of thu
order is in good taste.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-12

encs. Pay every tlobt In rigil accordance With
the terms on which It was contracted, but keep
down the coin in the Treasury to the smallest
working balance, collecting tho Duties on Up
ports as now, rigdly devoting all We save
by reductions Of interest to tho extinc'
ton Of principal ond paying coin Tor
the steadily diminishing interest on our
Debt, whereof less than Ton Millions should
fall due In any angle month. Such arc the
rough outlines of plan which would gradu-
ally but surely reduce the burden Of our great
Debt, while giving us NEARLY uniform Cur
rency at . far less cost than that OF MAN.
tanning one instantly and absolutely CONVEX
tible into coin,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-12
3ielo'alork Daily Griba1a1e.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1871.

Thcrc scarcely any change In the condition OF the
Prince OF Wales up to the time Of going TO press. -
The elections In Spain show important Republican sue
scsses. The telegraphers strike in England
seriously embarrasses business - The cholera Is
raging In Lucknow, India.
In the Senate. yesterday Mr. Sumner retired from the
Elections Committee. Bills were introduced abolshng
the Revenue Department and providing for the punish
nent " contumacous witnesses. Mr. Trumbull spoke at
length on CustomHouse abuses - In tho House,
several constitutional amendments introduced.
resolution passed ordering investigation into the
recent Treasury defalcations
It announced from Washington that the removal OF
Attorney Genera Alderman will take place imme datey
Il is reported that Secretary Robson will also retire
from the Cabinet. The Chicago Board OF Trade &C
.upied their rooms Yesterday. So The Nationa
Board OF Trade has adjourned
Tho havo resolved to parade next Sun
iay. - The Legislative Committee Of the Brooklyn
Citizens Association reported draft Of new city char
;er Two repeaters were sent to State Prison for
tase registration. The trials OF Joshua ID. Minor,
he counterfciter and Ann E. Byrnes the abortionst
we're begun. 80 Smallpox is increasing In brooklyn.
t. Gold, lo0t 40, 1921 Thermometer SO, $50, 4S'.