davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-09

THE DIVISION OF TESAs.-In
Texas, this tall, the people will be
called upon to vote upon the pro-
position TO divide the State into
three parts. The Legislature, at
its last session, passed al Act
submitting the question to vote,
in which the names of the three
States are Eastern. Middle and
Western Texas. Eastern Texas
lies East OF the Trinity River,
Middle Texas extends from the
Trinity River to the Colorado
River, and Western Texas lies
West of the Colorado. Of these,
the first is much the most popu-
Ious, having over $4,000 iDhabi-
tants Middle Texas ranking next.
But the least popuious has over
100000, the entire State as it now
stands having 800, ,000i nhabitants.
a division Of Texas into several
distinct States was provided for
by the treaty Of annexation The
Radicals usually favor the division,
claiming that q. least one Of the
States created must fell 10 their
lot, which will give them two 3D.
ditional Senators at Washington.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-09

Great Bri;s;n spends as much u t1T'
days oplioaors as she does II agar -:
A!-reisn nti55aiora..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-09

Five hundred and twenty-6vet5oossnd
six hundred raiircad trains leave Londop
~ tbs r"i-cc of q Iear.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-09

4 box containing the bodies Of FIVE
children was picked up recently IN the
r;,cS near Fort Msd;scr. lows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12
nrpAR7URE OF FOREIGN MAILS
THURSDAY OCT. II.

A., R,,or, via Queenstown and Liverpool r. steamship 6"
NAB Tor - II 70 M Supplementary Man Pier No -
Neul
70 i, closed Al lO ,, N 80, . =, ...;, ,i,h
,,rrs deposited in Supplementary Mails nuSt he rrpSu VIVID
IosSs E5vs VA northampton Bremen steamship Me-"
iT Tor Havana and Indies Ter steamship Mono CAM
slcee G2 P n yo,n,v a. y,
Nc Steamship Main - - ,
N,,s for Europe LiyeoO. per steamship tV o. W ~ sSd
49, Al Y N A Supplementary Mail, on Pier No ~ n H. "
jin k,ters drpOted Supplementary Mails mast be p~
M, Tor the German S,a,es Bremen, FtFAro'hP
s,s for Havana and Ms1ico per steamship City Of Ae"''
Jpn - 4, c..., American and Souh
P,~st Po1s ttc per steamship Ocean Queen dO'e -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12
legal Notices.

A eSlGNEE$ NOTICE. Notice il hereby
o, t = - CtEJl oks Of JAMES C0kNuLLI the Town
We Co1niT VI EseI and BAn Of RSvJefsey that al
Against G eIhibtsd the SabseheT bis assignee
- a. n.tOa str the tIssnh day 81 koveSSss HeEi
nSeth fton The Of The BHgbDeni b. OrsveT barrel
ieT dividend Of The ssats and 40 eedioRl further
- ~ 10 Of re elans AFsiHa Tie san JOHN CONNOLLY WIN
". Ne beFfSse Of Csgrsy Of EseT before In snsaag
~ 80 OF the ofpsas Gear SAAs eSssVene assets nay b
,sy peeer IsirfeStvd JAMES ". RRLD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12
PASSENGERS ARRlVED'

@ Ro ISt'T Tov1ds a.n,s5 P' ssit SST VII
Wins nson KeobeT wife and Adams H. o. HotchkSs
.iis sDd d.ab'er Bov g:t. " E G. cISosd VI
sS svrsser NJ wRsSe.d the RgSt K T S Srn
hns 0-Sce xNSTgfS stesnshp ssu sAy1d%r 0et g..
,e Cb'spSl MIS- Benedict b. SpHr %i' VI Pa,cR
M Gc[lwcsd JOnes VIM Pane we au eI NJ
y st z Roberts Hgary s. Brandt MI |D'' o '
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12
REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK, Wednesday,

Ew-YoRk. Wednesday, Oct. II. 1871.
The sale of John II. Austen, auctioneer, an
rounccd 70 take place ST MontrOse Station and Orange
Mountain was posi- pOned until tomorrow couseq
~ the storm II the weather lie fair tomorrow hurs
davl the sale will positively take place The special
train will the foot OF Barclay and ss
AZ 10 g. precisely Passes and maps be had at the
ofIce Of the auctiOneer No. ITO broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET.

NEw. York Wednesday. Oct. H. iSi.
The market for both business and pleasure
Lorses was Gr. and heavy and the few sales thar oe
Cured were at low prices Unfavorable weather Keps
buyers from the auction arts and tic public sale held
nv Mr. John L. Vaude water at stables No. f3 GREAT
JOncs-st was consequently indifferent IN its .csul,
Prices obtained NJ follows: -
BLirk coupe horse, u hands
Dsppe grsy mare 10 hands years. ~
Bsy t?ottH; horse, l&2 bsnts. yea7J @
Brown horse. 1872 hands IW
Back hon, LIB banls ...''..'.'' -"
few 81 cond.hand wagons were a. soil "a, '0mpara-
lively better figures than the horses.
The snrreI gedinC Joe has recently been sold by
Mr. TOR The picSpnt * W..
ThOmas s. Wallace Joe il the horse that won the three
Boston, last week.
The carriag trade remained quiet throughout the day
No serious lOSsc have been sustained by New lorh car
riage dealers by the inisfortunes In Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12

,cq Son go. ,,....... 523 Moon 4:C2
run hN'''''' pAI-Lh
a. sOF COWS islam. go Hell Gate Ferry.... $50
essN "'''
IL, d ,1,eys. Island. .TC2 Hell Gate Perry. e:sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW -ToRE ......,


OP fBW-IOkk .OCTObkh IL
CLEARED.
,..nAp H,ps.ct. OBJ Freeman Liverpool william; og,Oa
In Bor, B' Campbell Si.sS"" aSSrToI RE BU'A'
s@sSiu We bosset BSger EevOeans G. IL MaI"ry Co
ys as..s r s%S PD SSSiS n''''' D'"
sSsaTssip A G. snrer, DAVIS PhilAdslPhs
s1amSp yssper Jones Chester Penn and Wilmington Del A Alb
s,eAu.hp Norwich HDe, salem Murray Perm. Co.
fpanhp Hser Lawrence, Norfolk, &e, Oh dominion Seam
ses%.hp He,ea, OBJ Grrg London National Steamship Co.
s.":aD s SSGsn jo %.eo Pi r1Ssh'
ST. RasIn case SB1 Chester Jcrdou MORGAN. Sons
BIL T. dial BOgglsDO Cork OF Falmouth funch bo'
En- Ross N Hf P 4na E'5s 8; Co.
Bns j. n. Martin. Brown benerara, Miller HO1gh'0h
sS9 Seoi ns' %a.Snc 1So1 sS PFt Co
s SSS Tda yaeI,oa Sssssa p Busfe eH.apd Co.
a. Ma N.Th Fs! S Ss9.S + 'S'{
fesi Eursas BOrdA Dates J'ctsnyilt BeTsv MIR To-
Ses At"ocd carts HaysDA JGhn'9n hlggS.S Bro
sSr Nal LIDcOH Boston
t,nsp Iaaho r Prce Liverpool Sept r. via Queenstown 18Th
.np San salvador NeEersOn Savannah with mdse and pIsa
.P MerceditA hartman PeruADdnI with nd and pass to
s s zoiac Chaplin Nevbeu N c. with md'e and to
a s A SSF B1 Goer Hamburg IS DAYS with mdse
up Aed Bonng GeT S,eenksn Rotterdam Aug 70 with md't'
ban james DBL Hammond ST. Pierre Mari % days With
e. e. MARI, CASSIDY Savannah DAYS with lumher.
ns Oo sicily Edwards, Colombo June L. and ST.
bnr JSll McDol5 b. BeAlmOn. St B. DAYS with
p.As:eT ,---.,. H. III,
kohr Geo. Storrs Miller Cape sable, ~ =. with tsh
keL ScoI1 Wilcox. ape Sable n s. with hsh
ECHOoNEk~-RlyEk AND COASTwisE
Hten Hsshrontk Moses b. BramhaD SaVanlSh
kJcel SrgBL Queen oil the SCUM, 1tOIGet'"h'
HorIol Port Johnson Gar Port Johnson
Gudiuy Star Port Johnson. Pearl, Pom johnson
H.bAsls Magnolia Port JOsn'on.
Hanna Monroe. Port Johnson
Joh, lancaster Elzsbehpor. Ira Hudson RiEsbe,hpor.
h,ud LL1sI+ibrnrt A. ProimOre, Ehzsbehpor.
CSa, Ravmord Providence Minnie Still Providence.
WIDov Harp. Providence. Alert Wo'dvile
u,,e Riker ORIENT.
C t. ctcu; River. Yosemite h"slyu
Hlgh aud. kOslyB j. n hcSloskN hocAPoH' ne'
j N PreenAu Providence. On;Sro. Providence.
syvy.er Hale Taunton. John Wright. Portland, c..
Harriet Sarah, New Haven y r. GodSln NtamiOrS
Plymouth ROek Boston Auleha fSSIocEI
pr,ntLn Piece New Kinnle, Bridgeport.
GOrne New Kirk, Boston sun NeH-haNen
VtmilhOI SeW-llaveH. Sangatucf Nt"iiaVeh
John Crockinrd, New.Ilaven Henry, heV-haven
fGspeeior Few.laycn Black diamond. PavtuckeL
J TTIIlEu New Bedford. Treasure FaStueArL
SAILED.
and Minnesota for Liverpool Europa Tor GaoN
Htyrus. for London Hatteras for Norfolk
DOMESTIC PORTS.
ss,oS Mas Oct I-Arnved CSrne Winsow. from Bnenos
Emily Jane from - Jago brig ChaA ht rom
& ,Ar nma MsyAgaeI Mar Baker from Mrsgo4ne Hero
hvnk Gs6Gn
For Latest Ship Ne,rs see Ffth Pd0eJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12

ENOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
l. UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COhPAfL
Resulsr Nail Steamers sailing the I'D Of month
hRRRIhACK. Capt Wier. October q
SOUTH AMERICA. Can't l. TinIersngh. November H.
NORTH AMERICA. Capt G. B. Sbeum, December n
schedule snd call ~ w. Thomn
B, and Rio de Janero and returning For
snEafenent Of freight or passage apply to
wH r GARRISON, Agent. No. Bowling green Fev.Yorf
A NCHOR LINE.-STEAMERS TO GLAS-
IA Cow, LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY,
hum Pier 10 North River.
EVERY SATURDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
THE NEW DEPARTURES: $500
FROM GLASGOW. FROM HEW-YORk -,
RUROPh Wednr..y Rept 20 EUROPA WEDNESDAY Oct II
Iowa sAuria' sept q low Satunisy Oct ~ ~
Saturday Oct Saturday Oct 70
Pirst CABIN passage intermediate $50; Steeage
f26 tickets from above porta So
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents
Bowlinggreen.
Po tn. accommodation pons and the pabhe the Anchor Line
have opened Branch Brosdva where besides Ocean Tickets
Rosd station West North and South he purchased
Al We rate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12
autiion Sales of Real Gsiatf.

F. y OGpyS Auetioneer
DESUMED SALES OF Peoples COLLEGE
LII PROPERTY At
ALTuRhS. ROCKiANn COUNTY
POUR HUNDRED LOTS AT AUCTION
THURSDAY, OCTOBER ls, AT Il O'CLOCK NJ,
Oh The groundl
PRE- EXCURSION. FRBR COLLATION.
A. t,e ,ae dedgned give immediate I'D in furnishing N. ss
marian all interested In the Of education and
n,,ono. and especially Temperance are CORDIALLY urged
20 attend will also clear way for the pomp,
Of the Peoples College The % win he absolute vtbou, limitation
reservation highest bidder Title unineunbered deed delivered
q, once character beautiful high healthy ,ceebe
location peadd property hno.n 70 need description
On. more win People. College and Chdren
Home Psris. NewYori will free excursion train q, n
r. foot Of Chsnbers Pee collation. on arrival Of train
For maps and further information apply TO BE OGDEN,
Auoneer and Broker in ResBa Roeiand Coanty Exchange
Room 81 7 and Wsrrens ST. n. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12
Drooklpn Real estate for Gale.

Tor SALE-Elegant brown-stonc HOUSE,
No First place BrooElyn lot 26Il3 feet complete WIN All
modern improvements miron to the paor foor seoeo eehns
EOR SALE-An elegant RESIDENCE, with
grounds, Bedfordavs and Roa St BIootya Moe'e
RULAED Il WHITING, 5 Beeknsnt' N l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12
Sales bp Ant!lon

hzpwr. Atetoneer
DY BANGS. MERWIN a. Co., Broadway. cor.
- Of books WORKS 81 Psncy Goods Purniarf "
PRI6hY Oct H. At 4 D. u-sALE Of mostly ENGLISH PUBLicA
TIoyS h.ng yanrv History Fiction Poetry heof!
81, Aho rardB Boots Juveniles ctr
GEO. A. LEAVITT d Co. late LeaVitI
S,,.b.igb A Coz Clinton Hall Aston place FOR the SALE
Auction Of LBRAKKs. COLLECTION Of bo0k ' "
kinds Of LITEnRf PhofERTr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12
Gitn Rral Gsidie for Sale.

4 NEATLY ARRANGED, medium sized, de-
~ rfabe wtllocad HOUSE. cheap all improve
men; Accehe possession be-
HiItb and Seventbsve. Boulevards
v. K. STEVENSON 4 SON II Pinest
A FIRST CLASS desirable new brOwn-stOne
~ and inside medum-s DWELLINGS Fifty sevenbt
OV foot street, convenient Central Park Broadway for sALB
" X STEVENSON son. ii Fine st.
A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, wide, well
built desirable English DWELLING with all modern
improvements SIteeuh Ruberfordplee for SALE reason
ably; possession. " X. STEVENSON SON. II Plne-st
Z EAST THIRTIETH-ST.-Th story
HOUSE 2Sx55 perfect order or
SALE very low and with immediate possession K H. LCDLom
Co., 3 Pne-st or IS last Srventeenths- Pzhl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12
nr0oins CARDS, &r.

At WN. FVERDELI's SONS, No. 104 Full
IN t"n-s-n EDDING CARDS and FlNB bIAllONLhl' 'h'""
hAbeI lSl&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12
sitnatious Uanteo--females.

WELL-EDUCATED GERMAN (IroIest,
wishes SITUATION 10 an hmercan
IN Housekeeping; st INT eiass pu SnprS sIs
psrueon u thu language Address TO fh ANphh' 'i
Ninth
A LADY of CULTURE desires position as
n COMPANION refined family h teach enihfsn 1 r
References exchanged Address 'LAhnE'D"' ~ 49,,
vrrrnug Once l,2i broadway
4 RESPECTABLE, middle-aged, Protestant
N woman wishes SITUATION to attend an OLD OF Twain ~
Address sl6 Third seeoed noor
SITUATION WANTED as GOFERNEoS py
Young Canadian Lady, accustomed to tuition ae9ufres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12
0oparinershlp Notices.

SO LIBxKrI ST. NEW. YOKK Oct 2 1871
CHARLES BARD is this day admitted as
Y nsrpsr y opr t-r NJ K. JESUPk co.
THE FIRM of JOSEPHSON BROTHERS
- i"i' va ~ - ALBERT JOSEPHSOS.
H. W, oc. 10 Is-1 LOUIS JOSEPHSDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12
EXECUT01lR's SALE
PROPERTY ON BROADWAY.
Fourth and Ninth.aves, West Wash.
ingtOn, 35th. I'D, I'D, 117th.
18th and 131St Streets,
BEIsG PART OF ESTATE OF THE LATE
PAUL SPOFFORD,
ALSO
In Harlem, West Farms, Brooklyn, &c,

II II. LUDLOW & Co. WILL SELL AT
II. suction OIL TUESDAY Oct ~ 1871 At II oeloef the BIZ
change SslesrOou No. III Broadway (Tnnir Buid'ns
THE ST JAMES HOTEL
BHo.pvAY-Ko 49, granite house and lot ZIlUO feet -
WEqT ST. Nos a. and ~ NAshISGTOS hot " ~ ino 81
warehouses entire plot 90 ~ u oh "'' VIZ wv
ST. p ~ s4H sTNo Isl LO, 1888 adjoining Aneu,
Pin AVE-. 72D AND IJD sTA-] Os ""A'Ase VI w ave- '
dRtS o. s:n 1yp 18TH s1.-7lO,, 3 Ave A. each ,sI
100 With frame house sem 191 .seS sb and 1un u
,ss 10 n front - n depth factory thereon
Sd AvE-No 22sl front and houses and lot %eI n "a"
AIDE between l24h and l25th Ets $1,000, 49,, - $500 mi, .
M, 81 1 a.. eopn sI; & Ss cSpOsE proposed
PALACE GROuSDG ,o..,
RI1 lvTH E.-Soath nds, lots ADJOINING ave loN ,o,o
fp AvE-2 OI r. sosth Of %b st. s.Sh fa2iin
ISr Avs southeast corner l09d st. each LSxien
len Ava lots SIDE sos feet south Of Hob ~ each 70 1ti
~ iGsp Sri lot ssh side bet Isl and ave- SIl@h
u.s. ~ Il 10, eutb dee Of lst ave- YsIU
iSTs Frs 0D f. Of % ave. 5I1o each
isIs s1- lots 216 Of let ave .99 each
s inc, Of woodland bO.h Sd.s s"athern Boos
S,ss ,.ts,ss Of Mes. PaIs White and Simpson, Of about
"p.rS,c sr BrooLyp-No. ss7, ho1se and loti Bsii0
n,v,,". 81 BrooLyp4 DeBevoise ave ca SLW
Anos ST. BrOOklvpS os Dear Dsbs,cl~ ave "a on III ,,
Sra STH AvBA. 10TH b.. Df"esVA-~ TVS 49, 49,
DI sIS h xTx BrooIyp-N, .s.b st Il iois
Aho 70 IOts on KEssIASD Ave-, pnbs'o"t AVE. S'A'''
81 ESH ~ H Gk.sS e. R4fps
r. sSSIaI Division 81 tss ,de Cherry aud Oai sta Ds
No, 10 Ia Is and t0In f. DVlnon A. COT ~
pt No 49, EbeltOp SIDE bss Ea ssA maple ' 0' " :"
rIM SsHIP s, n T. il West % bang Hort ball w.
qessr sscsss a. and Sr eest ,oos s,a n de- srehs
nonsy MAJ srs or Mortgage for hres ysA" and
remain ssi.pssvsd prop.rtJ. . A.. .a...., .6..
~ ~ "a. -A's ca y bod 81 'D'h''A'' '' iii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12

A MEXICAN Watches, Cuckoo and Frenc1
IN Clocks great vsncy VERY Sterling SIy,, Wa. A IN
FiKIb Co ~ thAt ltb.st and "a sh.,, 90, 9e.h -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12
EOR LIVERPOOL,

FOX Ll'LkpOoL'
WA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING TIE u s. MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will their clsn foil steamships
FROM PIER No 40, n r., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
| , follows
MINNESOTA Capt W PRxExAs October II, At 3oop
IDAHO Capt PRCx............. October 49, st&3oLm
MANHATTAN, Capt J. B. PRICE. October 20
COLORADO Capt T. p Freeman. .0cober Is at aoo p m
WISCONSIN Capt. November ], sts0In
NEVADA Capt .NO1embe. y, at 0pn
Cabin passage $40. gold
steersgr passage (Ofce No. % Broadway SO euTeae'
| For freight . cabin pa.-s., sprIy to
WILLIAMS GuIOS No So watst
TNMAN LINE For QUEENSTOWN and
CITY ~ Mail to Oct 'Ss
CRY OF SaTysDay Oct Oct q - m
CTi or BRUsSELS-.::;.. SATURDAY.. Oct a. I'm
soI each succeeding SATURDAY and THURSDAY from Per SO'
RATES OF PASSAGE
FIRST t11SIs ~ GOLD SIS srEFRasE
To To Ps3soa..: To- To- P FS4e'o. 8
P,ng-r' Forwarded to hare Hamburg Sweden NORWAY and
'; Tss.ss.p BE- scusS; rates. person. wishing
JOHN G. DALE Agent. no Is Broadway n Y
and NEW NV r. l. Sm III a SslI.Ii,
rAnAya-sa,.,l. F 81; Il f fGal qua Oct g.
m Cabin s1o second q G s.' $50 s'sss
For freight HS 81 Fans spIssr swALI Agents 81 and IS sp
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
~ FOR sourHA SGTpSS AND BREMEN.
T TE H S: a Per oo n . a aI
steamship DEUTSCHLAND Capt IL A. F. yryn.btr, sATrR
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LoSDoN. HAvRE AND BREMEN:
Fr.t tao
Second -
For freight or p.n.s, apply to oELRICHs Co., Agents,
ONLY DIRECT Line T0 FRANCE :v.s Man
sTEAasa!pS BETWEEN SEwi6Ek AND mAvRf CALLING
G So ss s n ' sH ss '' for the Continent will sail
81 hnSsFS 4!SERAy SsS;@.9
VILE Pr PARIS f. ooY kDAY ermberA
PRICE OF Fo saEsr . Or PG GaRRR P:'''' '''
F f;P 7tkETs A ,f" RKnrGED RATS
These steamer, do Dssseu-rn
r. sa gong n F . s% 1 s ES I
u. o" of ';ips st faS1 S s..s. tn! E.s aS
WHITE STAR LINE. ,.n,oo,
sE Th hf tx l7 7F2Mfs II 4 HEEAaa's
OCEANIC; vr,c ANTARCTIC .iYc REP'B tbpr, ARC
500 ,up. sqglsn -! %" h. D sr"h rui,px
| DAiS aud Cork II.rbor the dnv following
a arkaSni' oS 95S.t g. "a st 3 p M
From the Whit star Psvoria Ferry Jersey CIV.
g, r "S S SsT,1s& combining
Saloon, bathrooms mishp ee
where least motion felt Surgeons AID ".s'foe''e' accompany
RATEs-s.loou So gold steeg. Son currency Those wish
ng the Old Country no" Obtain ''eerAse
sor~,,, sweden, India. Australia. him. NC
Foi inspection ohs, informative ps. ss cOSp.%
0no'' No. ~ saAY MRf Co. 10 W.r, Liverpool and
last lniilaVe. Leadehbslst Lon'on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12
NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
|
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY y, 1871.

Passenger Station in Sev.YoA Of Twenty seventies. and
Fourth.sve Entrance Twenty seventhst
TRAINS LEAVE sEwy2sK ,,.,,v.
E fo S Ss a So: 90 and Et ~
FOR Afford s,r.tfori, Fairfield Southport and Wepor' led
n" fo o; south aH So oT% sB1 na M ls E I a
z r. b.at -? - 10 - IT,,
sc S'% tGs s s! I5 tEI ~ .i M '' .'
For rsrn.ich intermediate st.loA' ~ i:0 m El' 1''
t sonGay Ma. .in leave. Se~YorI at H. for
Boston wa both S'''FGsos s iRs s'; TRANS
For For BOSTON Boston Va VI. s sBsr. n. s
For Hartford and mi I5 ard With
Bay WEXFORD arriving IN e'' than eSnt
For ConDeeut River Railroad. l2:i' n to hOn'rea
FOR Hartford ProTd.ne. and E,hii Railroad lis
For Ra.rn Norwich and Providence l2l'
For Srwi.y.n anil Northampton Railroad Ga n u to North
PST New Haven Midtown wHmanc Railroad CA Lne'
T. Fo, 1 Mou..:o MI Railroad, 8. m and pm
s;IS s. r. nd .sl w..'''a
3: st S S:;of s:!;%. t "a sS
S % s 81 . ci a: Tan car s
a m and , m Tr,iDa
II. S ND 4. point sse iy thu ;S
Es5 's ss %S':: f 1si'
sa '''' S4ss % s S II ss
y RIVER MI RHiEsoAD-Trn. a is.1. 1slts. =. 'eo1
Dr.. d Hseae e.. 1af Ss"Tosi to 4. Aib.n.
1910 special chicago Express LAST Hsln' h'n DA"1b'0
ear o Buffalo and Niagsrs Pas.
%. Northern and Western Expresa
m special Express arriving at TROY hs;lS m
Montreal Express Sleeping from Nsvfers 70 81 Aoa
6pn First Pacific Express with Sleepingean Tor "Ner'oTh
sp n second Paae Express with seepngcsr for Rochester
Buffalo Chicago via both L. ana ~ " nall
roads, for 81 Louis via Toledo and LOUISVILLE via iadAap'h
train win l~sve . sandays al n .
Ii . NJ Utica and Troy kIprrs With through sleepingean
IAN IND S D foashi eepne trains:
e:tS .. n 2:O els. and 6:ls p. H. Peekskh HnnI
S:SO 1.lo s;os md 10 nv 30 a. $40 slo ,ad ll:so
IonkeIs trains - y.,..s.l q. -
s,pd,y Wsy Trins-SN and fonieD SPECIAL n
Pourbfs.p.i, sp.taL ma stops south Of font,I
c. II. KENbRICK General Pssssaser Asrst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12

NINELAND RAILWAY.-Fo Vineland, N: ~,
grasssos Ls.rs isss Of hsruyst Hs.r.ri va
sOUTHEE z 4 Elsa n saA n G SSss-r kA..kh ~ Mn'N
snh Jksak kDyr. w. hAAee 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12

NEW JERSEY RAILR0AD-FROM FOOT OF
~ DEsBROssEs-sT. and from foot Of CoEILANpIS
WEST PHILADELPHIA ct $50 and $50 q II: - 50 o. &S
=. $40 n u tight Por Philadelphia. via C.ad.s n and
B.l,uors s:3o a H. n;,o and 800 P% THE SOUTH AMI
SOUTH WEST, $50 ~ n silver Lsaes - ssms
WRFr Va Pssnsrvssis R.rs.a-s0 a. n ,st . SILVER
YorL 70 Fttsburh Chicago Louisville without ehanfe silver
pls A.. ,,ehsd 10 the daily and hrssgh " Pts
.s S.s, Is,.,ls g. [oais and Chicaso without age
Teists isr a Desbcssssst ieee css.nA ana ~
Broadway cDaliy.b . -, ~. ~ 80 n, 49,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12

Pa,,.pg,r Sev-York, Of Twenty seveuh and
Fourth.aye. Entrance TWENTY seventhsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12
HOMES FOR ALL

Pour completed with and
the value Of home the Inc Of The
Central r. IN For information as to Houses Lots famt &c
the line, apply 10 A. b. HOPE ll9 Lberty-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12

FOR HARTFORD, SPRINGFIELD, NORTH
AhPi on. HoLiOKB. 8c Ge-HAkTFOkD LISE 81 STtf ~
Bhs 7e PECK Slip DAILY Al O'Clock n" ~ LAS
Inc are with great regularity arriving early each end ~ he
route FAkL-labn passage 81 IS Deck pasg 6 o. kIeIr
sion tickets 70 BE- had board Hartford ndinC the Con
hectrut k'Y:r. AID retara lat optopl. only 90
Freight ct low r,ea slXT0H 4 SEABURY Freight Agents
Ill
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-17
Baltimore Cattle Market.
TnvRsbAf, March 9, 1871.


BEEF CATrLE.-The market Yesterday afternoon
opened quite slow, aud continued TO the close,
though prices advanced tat cent per lb-sOme
$50 bead were sold. The character Of the offer
ings was somewhat better than last week. This
morning the market WAS little more animated
than yesterday, but prices receded 10 about the
rates of last geek. There was little life IN the
market on either day. \ few remain over
sold. But few OF the receipts were Teshipped
East without being offered here. Mich Cows
are dull we quote nj 40 10 500 per head,
as TO quality. Veal Calves ia fair supply and
dull we quote at6aS cents per pound. Prices
to-day for Beef Cattle ranged follows: Best
Beeves at 25aSS 90; generally rated first quality
nj 25CGS6 IS; medium good fair quality at 4
5O(}S5 % ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows,
at 4 oO@S4 so inferior and lowest grades Of
Cattle 3aS4 90; general average Of the market
to-day s. S71 extreme range of prices 3 OOG4SS
90. Most OF the sales were from so 10 So so
n 100 lbs. OF the receipts 81 head came from
Virginia, 3O5 from Ohio, and lS2 from Md
total receipts for the week $50 head against 80
last week and 1856 same time last year. OF the
offerings 566 head were taken by Baltimore but
cheers, 1875 sold 20 spectators for Eastern mar
kets, and "a head to country dealers and butch
ers--total sales for the week rs head against
1903 last week, and 80 head same time last ear.
SHEEP The supply on the market during the
past week was not so large as previous week, and
with the limited supply there is fair demand,
tho no appreciable change in prices. We quote
at 421I Il Genus z 10 gross as 10 qualltl -only
few selling at the outside figure. Receipts this
week 1899 head against 44SS last week and 1850
head same time last year.
HoGs.-There has been a full supply on the
market during the week, and prices have decin-
ed bc per 10 since last week The demand has
teeen quite limited, and confined almost wholly
to good smooth Hogs The market was weak
ut the close. We quote AT . 5O@3Sl0 90 e 100
lbs net as to qualily--a few sold at $40 -. Re
ceipts this week, 5OS7 head, against 570s last
week, and 1852 head same time last year.-Sun
Gold in N. York, on the l4th, closed at llls.