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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-06
FINANCIAL AND comnE,c,.,

COLUMBIA, ). c., Jnnunry G.-Sales of
cotton yesterday Is bales II mid,,linu
1910.
LIVERPOOL. January 4-Evening =
Cotton dull and irregular-uplauds SG
So; Orleans s1l@Sas; sales 10000
bales; speculation and export 1000.
New York, January 5-Noon. Stocks
rather heavy. bull not very active. Go
vernm :nts steady but dull, at last nights
prices. States very quiet, but no change.
Gold steady, at 10l5. Money steady, at
7-cnrrency to gold. Stcrling--long 8;
short 92s. Flour, corn aud wheat dull
and unchanged. Pork quiet--ncw 10. so
(62O 90. Cotton tending down; sales
1000 bales uplands Is. Frcights firm.
Z z. M.-Money 7-currcncy. Ex-
change tirmer, at 3(09l1. Gold 1Ol. ga
1925. Governments declined !, &c. Cos
81. Southerns very dull and rnther
heavy. especially South Carolinas. Ten
nessees G3; new GIL. Virginias C7,.,;
new C3. Louisianas Go; new G3; lcyces
10; s. so. Alabamas 95; 5s 70. Geor-
gias rs; Is S5. North Carolinns 45ll:
new 22lla. South Carolinas So; new Go.
Cotton weak and irregular, with sales of
=, 900 bales, Mt Is. Flour steady. Whis-
key heavy, at 92GJ02is Wheat dull and
Ic. lower-winter red ard amber West
crn 1.46@1.50. Corn without decided
change new 76M77 Pork md beef
steady. Lard 'weuk-kcttle I2,sGul2a,
trelghts steady.
BALTIMORE, January 5.-Cotton less
active and lower-middlings Is; receipts
500 bales; sales 800. stock 12,5lO.
CINC1NNATI, January 5.-Flour nd
vnnc'ng and IN fair demand, ut 5.G)(0
5.7o. Corn steady, at 53IG5l. Mess
pork III light demand-holders firm, at
1925: Lard firm. at 11011is. Shoul-
ders 10; sides 1l0111.. Whiskey firm
at 81.
LOUISVILLE, January 5.-Flour qniet,
ut 5:25. Corn very dull. Mess porl,
1000. Shoulders 1OlS; clear rib liz
clear sides II. Lard -. Whiskey
quiet. at 81.
ST.; LOUIS. January 5.-Flour firm,
mud DECLINING. at 6440G.5O. WI,iskey
81. Tobacco henvy and unchanged.
FORK l9.OO. Bacon nominal. Lard
dull. at II.
W1LMISaroN, January 5.-Cotton dull
and nominal middliugs Il; receipts
456 bales; sales &c; stock z, sos.
NORFOLK, January 5.-Cotton dull
low middlings ID; receipts 1,731 bales
sales 100; stock GAL.
AUGUSTA, January 5.-Cotton dull and
irregular, at 1334@14 for middliug; sales
430 bales; receipts 670.
New ORLEANS, January 5.-Flour firm,
..superfne 5.G2la; double s S5; treble
90 Corn lower-yellow 70; white 73.
6hcon-clear sides 13; hams 19(621.
Sugar wcak-fnir 711@7ai; prime to
strict prime 9!i4M1O; white lii @II3d.
Cotton middling 14iL(Gl4a5; re-.
celpts 1913 bales; sales 7,4OO; Stock
MOBILE, January 5.-Cotton firm and
qniet-middling Az; receipts s.4GC
bales; Sales 1900; stock 55, $50.
CHARLEsToN. January 5 Cotton quiet
mnloddiing no 1926; receipts l ,499 balus; sales
300; stock So 492.
/ GALVESTON, January 5.-Cotton dull
and nominal-midllngs 1881; receipts
l,736 bales; sales 100; stock $3.50.
BOSTON. January 5.-Cotton oniet-
m!ddlings l5Li; receipts 1880 balcs
sales 300; stock 7Qe05O
SAVANNAH. January 5.-Cotton in
moderate Observation-Disclosures l4a.. ro.
ceipts 4,949 bales; sales 1000: stock
| 3,47l.
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Triumphs of Science.

VIE trst bottle of Stanley's celebrated
4 COUGH SYRUP was prepared by MIR.
Hcinitsh. in 1913, for our distinguished fellow
citizen, Captain W. b. Stanley, then on his
way to Mexico. The marked success which
cough, with weakness OF tho lungs, has also
marked it as Il preparation worth having. for
the cure of all affections of the lungs Thou
sands now attest its worth. and to-day "Stan-
ley'u Cough Syrup" enjoys higher reputation
than any other cough medisine known. Pre-.
pared only by f.. IL. HEINITSH.
Dec Ii Druppiat
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25 Cents for Cotton.

MI ESSRS. LORICK & LOWRANCE having
IvA purchased tho right to manufacture
John G. Hams improved SEED and MANURE
DROPPER, for Richland, would call the alton.
ton of all farmers using fertilizers ano re-
quest an examination OF this planter-the
best and most perfect ever yet invented: hay
ing taken the premium at tire Georgia and
Aiaoana state Fairs. The undersigned arc
prepared to furnish any quantity Of Flows,
Cotton Planters and Plow Handles. at low
figure. Every variety Of Agricultural Implc-
ments on hand. LORICK 4 LOWRANCE.
Dec Z
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For Sale.

Ra a SMALL FARM. containing twenty
Sstvo acres, more or less, lying between the
--A asylum and Charlotte. Columbia and Au-
street Fifteen acres OF this land is good
bottom Land. There is also on the premises
good DWELLING. will scll the above do
scribed property for the low sum OF 81 600:
Any ono wishing to purchase can address
Dec 22 JOHN RYAN. Oharlotta M c.
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A girl Mt Watertown. N. Y, has COL
iected $4,000 because cove catcher
threw her over II fence. She claimed
that she was no COW, and they wouldn't
catch her submitting to my such indig-
nifty. She now walks on the track often
to make another $4,000.
A New Yorker has dog which he has
named Peanuts, on account of the thin
ness of his bark.
CoIsets are said to have been first used
on refractory wives.
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TE7IaDeARA APRIo
Foreign Affairs.

LONDON. January 5.-The Presbytery
OF Belfast, Ireland, denounce Gladstone
for the interest displayed by him in the
welfare of the Pope.
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ELEVEN THOUSAND PERSONS KILLED
By SNAKEs.-An English paper says: ga
st Patrick is evidently wanted in India
rs much as ever he was in Ireland.
during the yenr 1869 no less than II ,4l6
persons in the Bengal Presidency died
from the effects of snake bite. The re-
turn giving US information has been
carefully compiled; all the merely eick
anu wounded have been omitted, as we'll
rs those Sudden deaths which in Iudin
nre often attributed to snake bites by
nelrs to property undnly eager for their
inheritance 1t is ii surprising fact that
this destruction of human life goes on
year by year aud that no eflicucious
means urc adopted to check lis ravaccs.
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, Same OF the French papers give a
flaming account of heroine from Col
mar, who is said to command corps of
freebooters in the Vosges. Tho daugh-
ter of an old Guardsman, she lost her
mother early. lived from youth rs n boy,
worked in the field and with horses, and
Stunned all feminine tasks. She was
Taught by some nuns at Rappoitsweller.
and was to have become novice, but
became govcrness to Polish counts
family, and ON the breaking ont of the
last Polish revolution, being then nino.
teen, acted, in mans dress, as lieutenant
at the head of some hussars. Being
wounded she was admitted into con.
vent ut Warsaw, and protected by Bishop
Felinski. On returning to France she
became cashier in shop and managed
the foreign correspondence, but owing
to complaint in the chest, again assums
ed male attire, and was appointed post
office clerk at Lamotte. There sho col
lectcd band Of volunteers and is carry
ing on guerilla warfare.
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BoNNEh AND ADvERT1sING.-Mr Bon
ner hns inserted the first part of his
latest new story In every newspaper of
value III the United States. and. we
believe, in some of the Canada papers.
at an expense of many thousand dollars.
But 1T pays. Here is an example set to
men of business. Mr.. Bonner, q news.
paper man himself, spends moro money
Tor advertising than anv other indi,
vlduai In the country. He knows tl,at
money so3 spent is invested ut 100 Der
cent. Interest.
colored Trial Justice. named Antho-
ny. johnson, residing in pncolet Town
Snip Spart"nburg County, was murder
cd by three unknown men on tho l9th
ult.
Bargains in Clothing ut HoKE's.
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absent and two elected as Republicans
acting with the Democrats.
NEW York, January 5.-Owing to
complaints of short weight at London,
tho Produce Exchange has appointed a
committee to examine into the method
and correctness Of weighing grain going
into ships.
The Post says: The Alabama and
Chattanooga Railroad Company have
suspended payment Of tho January inte-
rest on their first mortgage bonds, on
which the State of Alabama is endorser.
The amount of these bonds is about
81. O0O. 600, of which about three-fourths
are held abroad and one-fourth here.
We are informed that the resources of
the company are ample for the payment
OF this interest, and that the necessary
money was offered to the company by
bankers III this city, but according to re-
port, dissensions prevailed in the Board
OF Directors, which resulted in the offer
not having bcen accepted. The Cover
nor OF Alabama has telegraphed to the
State agent in this city that the obliRa-
ton OF the State endorsed on the bonds
will be responded to as soon as the Le-
gislature, which convenes on the 18th
Instant, can mako tho necessary provi-
sion therefor.
The printers Of the Jersey City Euen-
ing Journal struck in consequences of n
dispute as to whether certain figure
work should be charged price and-a-
hnlf or two prices.
ST.. LOUIS, Juunary 5.-Girard B. Allen
was elected President Of tho Merchants
Exchnnge.
AUGUSTA, Me, january 5.-The L..
gislatnre was organized with last years
officers
Chicago, January 5-No change in
tho Senatorial contest. Logan is the
strongest. His principal competitor is
Governor Oglesby. General Palmer,
who commanded i'll Kentucky after the
war, is spoken of rs compromise can
didate.
Ross & Gossage, heavy retail dry
goods merchants, are reported to huve
Jailed. Their liabilities are nearly
$500. 600. They offer fifty cents.
SAN Francisco, Junhary 5.-The
Supreme Court in the case Of the people
oS. Brady reversed the decision OF the
lower court, and ordered IL new trial, on
the ground that defendant was convicted
by Chinese testimony, under tho four
tecnth and fifteenth amendments. The
Court holds that the amendments can
not affect, and do not abrogate or uunul
tho State laws regulating the pructice in
the courts OF law. Judge Rhodes.
Democrat, alone dissents
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CALIFoRNIA JUSTICE LYNCH LAW,-At
~ clock, on the morning of the 17tll
nlt., 300 armed men assembled in
Stcarn's Hall, Los Angeles, California,
elected Mr.. Signourest President, and
the meeting at once proceeded to the
discussion OF the case of Miguel Lache-
nal Tor the murder of jacob Bell, on last
wednesday, and other murders which
he is known to have committed. After
brief session, it was unanimously de-
cidcd to hing Lachenai. At IL O'Clock,
the VlSiluntcs were divided into three
compunics and marched through the
streets to the Jail, being joined on the
way by nearly 1000 people. the majority
OF whom re echoed the cry Of hang him.
Arriving Mt tho jnil, guards were sta
toned at different points to prevent any
interference with their work, and party
commenced battering down the doors,
which occupied fully half IN hour. En-
tering Lachenai's cell. rope was put
about his neck and he was led into the
street AT this point the excitement was
Intense, all being eager to get Il sight of
the man who had committed so many
-blooded murders. The Vigilantes
surrounded Lachenai and conducted
him to corral some two squares away
from the Jail and hung him Ut !. 40 A.
nj. In the words he was given time TO
speak he confessed his guilt. but cx-
pressed no regrets. The sheriff and his
officers made all the resistance possible.
but they were unable to raiso a man TO
assist them, NIL believing in the justness
of the Vigilantcs' action.
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NJ E'-lhc undersigned have formed a
E. W. SE1BEI.S Il co. They reprc.cut some.
OF The best FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANIES III the United states
Mo propose to be general Land Agents and
will soll or purchasc Real Estate a;ivwhcre in
s'nnth Carolina, especially in Columbia We
VIII prosecute claims before the Legislature
and the renewal of lost bonds or other papers
viii do well to communicate with us at Colum-
bla We have several handsome places for
sale. OHico at Mike Hokc's Clothing Store.
T.. W. SEIBELS
DEC j. i. EZELT,
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Mr.. Morrow, of California, the con.
structor OF the air-ship AVIATOR, which
we believe achieved something bordering
upon success about three years ugo, and
was afterwnrd destroyed in n fire, is
again at work upon now one, the model
OF which is nearly completed. Of course
1t Is to be provided with wonderful mn-
ch'ncry to develop new motive power,
set time and space Mt defiance, and do
various other visionary things which we
would rather sec perfected than pro
missed. While Mr.. Morrow is cxperi-
menting. the belnagncred Parisians have
roeNy accomplished something practical
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Idfnad'e Real Estote, at Auction.
BY E. w. SEIBELS & co.

r,, JACOB LEVIN, AUcTIoNEER.
~i1 VIII sell, without reserve, on the second
MONDAY {9th) i'll January, commencing II
O'Clock,
That really valuable property, on which
formerly stood the -'United States Hotel" at
tilo corner OF richardson and Lady streets,
consisting OF five Lots, 25 feet inch front
eacil' on Main or Richardson street, and run
Six Lots, fronting on Lady street. 25 feet
inches. "
Ihis is the most valuable property ever Of
ieica c IN TINS city,. and is desirable, in every
point OF view, in location, and from the fact
tnas the property is unencumbcred and titles
Terms 1n. will be stated by Auctioneors at sale.
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:, An ex-Southern slave. named George
THge' and n white man, named l. L.
watson had a difficulty, in Augusta,
Me-, on tue 20th, when the negro was
instantly killed. by q blow with a stick.
= w:rnins-Tho nlan ~ho tried &c ar.
range his hair with an ice-pick got it
into nice pickle
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The undersigned will continue the bu sine ss
OF BLACkSMIHHING,in in all it'd branches. at
the stand occupied by the old firm, near the
Marhct, and would respectfully r0lcit con-
tinnance of the PATRONAGE heretofore bestowed
on the h!m JACOB UUtSUNH.
January !, 1871. Jan as
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Dissolution.
HNiiE partnership heretofore existing be-
IL tween HUSSUNG Il MOTT WAS dissolved
by mutual consent on the 9th ult. Mr.. Jacob
Hnssung will pay NIL demands against tho
hrm, and all parties indebted, either by note
or open account "lll make payment to him.
JACOB II HUSSIJNG.
PHILIP MOTZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
SATURDAY, Aug. 19-P. ".

The week closes on dali stock market,
though on the general list there has been more doing
than yesterday. The predominant interest stil ceners
in Pacific Mail and the amount OF these shares changing
hands to-day has been equal TO the combined business IN
the rest of the list determined raid was made upon
this speciality, continuation OF yesterday afternoons
movement which carried down the price from 500 10 49,
from which there has been no substantial rally. The
cllaues have kept rest of the list about steady but
toward the close the unfavorabe bank statement was
calculated to dampen the ardOr Of the too confident bulls
though there was no marked reaction in quotations.
There has been very little gossip floating about the street
to-day though it may be stated that the Vanderbilt
story yesterday started, exploded. There was
heavy feeling in Union Pacific, which run down about
per cent Whatever life or animation may have been
shown in the market was chiefly remarked in New-Y0rk
Central Stock and Scrip Reading Lake SHORE WABASH
and Western Union Telegraph We note sales of Chicago,
Burlington, and Quincy at 49, Hannibal aud ST. Joseph,
II; New Jersey, 1885, and Delaware, Lackawanna, and
Western 1857 Miscellaneous and Express shares we're
neglected The following table shows the highest ana
lowest prices of active stocks made to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK. Saturday, Aug. 10 1911
Business at the Exchange promises to be
more active during the coming week. number CT sales
both OF city aud suburban property being announced
James NJ Miller, auctoneer, will sell Tuesday two
valuable farms situated at Howers Depot, Orange
county in this State A. j. Blocker Son & Co. VIII
sell ri the Exchange on Thursday two plots OF gronhu
at Wliamsbrdge tolnyllle, WestchesteD containing
about IL city lots with large dwelling house. store ana
barn The property Is situated the old Boston Road
and Elliott-ave near the Harlem Railroad.
ON "Wednesday on the premises will be sold two farms
situated on and divided by the public road between SOM
erye aud Liberty Corner Somerset County N j., ABOUT
mile aud a-half from the latter place. One contains 81
and the other "a acres with dwelling barsan out
buildings The orchards consist OF about $500 each trees
and 300 pear trees some Of which are In bearing
The horses wagons farm Implements &c. and the house.
hold furniture together with the growing peaehes VIII
be sold at the same time
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hing period in the undernoted years:
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

/. :. FUNDED LOAN OF 1881 FIVE PER CENT BONDS
FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS
The above amount is all that remains for popular
subscription OF the S20O0OOOGO five per cents uno
States Consolidated Gold Loan recently ohereu ="
the Secretary of the Treasury -.
Already SOOOOOOO have been subscribed 10Y pm.
cip,llv by the National Banks. during the pas' pe"
months and the further sum of SS0,MO,OO has peep
allotted TO the European Markets, and Is now D'hs
roridly taken through a syndicate composed OF 'u0
largest houses in England and ON the Ion''''DS
which has already subscribed for Sl5.WO'OM O..
OF the remaining SjO,0O0,0O0 reserved 10y ,ne -
retary of the Treasury for limited periog Ioi "
country, $1,000 900 have been sulscrbeTOy 90"
dictate composed of the largest dealers III U0'''N
ment Bonds among whom are Messrs.
FISK & HATCH,
VERMIYE IL Co,
HENRY CIEws & Coz
CLARK, DODGE Il Cop
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEw-YoRK.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF NhW-l9sA' ,.r
This loan we consider the best inVes''iei''
banks savings funds. insurance companies Az"
waite investors of any of the Gold Loans OF the
States. o,vN
THE PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST ARE fN' ~ NJ, ~
COLD OF THE PRESENT STANDARD VALUE r.
rrREsr Is PAYABLE QUARTERLY, upon the Isl y. vn
ruary, May, August, and November. oooro' NE.
RraIsrpRrp BoNps ARE ISSUED IN TliB UsoN"
NOMINATIONS. ,.vrs..xx
The BONDS ARE KxEMPT. PRINCIPAL AM
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The bank statement was extremely unfayoraDle eS
bi rejecting loss in the surplus over legal reserve
OF s2s27 the banks holding only sol3l5oln eN-
cess OF the per required by law The heaVy loss
of legal tenders indicates the demand from the west 10
move the crops to tidewater The specie Is also reduced
nearly OO0OJ0 due to the heavy Customs demand ana
the clique withdrawal The specie movement during the
week comprehended the payment into the treasury 0.
q Any 7g5 "a in the way OF duties and the export OF
7 3;o The Treasury dsbursed 100000 on account Oh
the regular weekly sale and so,5 80 IN interest on 'o
public debt Next week the Treasury WIZ receive pro-
posa. for tho sale of 81 100000 hvetwentes' on "eues
dav and sell 81 100000 gold on the succeeding lhuis"y
The following shows the condition OF 'ho Ne" wy
hanks at the dates aforementioned:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21

The week closes on an easy money market, and Dor
rowers have been generally supplied at ?, ~ and Per
cent on call pledge OF acceptable collateral but 1t was
noticeable that doing at the higher rate and
that was very generally the figure in late negotiations
For commercial paper good inquiry is reported, but as
the banks are dsbursng currency Tor their Western
correspondents, there is marked disposition to buy
discounts The following is the basis OF rates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21

plioations have been made on condition that the ,nu
amount applied for shall he deiynsl sven II in eyes.
OF the Secretary's allotment for E-ope It IL sta,ea
that the new 1878 how selling Laldon nj a nr,
MUM Of II per cent, indicative 81 suDs.r pons ros
I'm excess OF the amount 10 be sold
Fisk and Hatch report as foIlows atsp.m:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
lowing were the bi Is

State bonds were intensely du. WITH scarcely anv
sales OF importance. There fr.ee .eug In Geor
eda gold per cents, and an adv Lie The price vas
noted. The following were the b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
Citn Real Csiate for 6ale.

FIRST-CLASS, three-story, high-stOOp,
N HOUSE for SALE Nineteenth Ward Bo9klyni 10 min
u,es from ferries unsurpassed location will be sold bargain In
qure lg5 Tutledges,., lee.sye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
Drooklnn Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE-A 3-story basement and sub
cellar HOUSE 2OIi0 lot 100 web locaoi In Broeklyn
Price, sl0O0 Apply NJ A. ROLAND Co.. Beekman-st N L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
cono 1slano Real estate for Sale.

Snn ACRE FARM on south side of Long
k/tBO Island TO EXCHANGE Brooklyn improved property.
Pres $1,000 ~ A. rutland & Co, BeeEman-st N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT TIE STOCK ExCHAYCE-FIRsT CALL
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.
GOrSr.rarnt Bonn. -.
10000 so Reg 49, n...l9 500 s. so Cou G7''''lt
5000 u. \ $40 Cou rs n.....ll3iI
Boads Railroad BOadsBdnk and Ratroat-bpres
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Il active stocks made to-day
Dlemau Benedict's closing quotations were

The subloined table shows the highest ana lowest
prices OF active stocks United states securities. and
gold made during the week. well the closing prices
of each at the dates aforementioned:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
CountrD Real estate for Sale.

LIME RESIDENCES for SALE at moderate
cost situated south Nor.olk Coma on high ground u yr
beslhi oes commanding Of Long Island Sound IRE
NeyiOik and Newayen
Ralsd reasonable churches AMI schools
facilities riding boating ani fishing uneyce the
combining Of city and Impure Of
T. A. FERRIS 4 Co, Curer Of Provisions.
2ji l6 ani l8 Mottst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
American Exchange Bank share Old at the First
Board at llTs; Hanover, 1906 Phcniy J. and Coh1iRen
al, 90I. The following were the buds .


Railroad bonds arm well distributed dealings
the sales having been largest in the Pacific Mortgages
The aggregate business was however, Smaller than yes
terday The following were the bids:
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auction Sales of Redl Csinle.

A WESTMINSTER FARM AT AUCTION.-A
"a PAM of With large Dwelling suitable for pHvst,
sebool and 9th huuys all culture situate In the Of
Romr pari the fam Of b. T. Camp es U be SOLD at
cash the premises the "a day Of September next a.
u satn loon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
New- Jcrscp Real estate for Sale.

BEAUTIFUI SUBURBAN HOUSE and
IA Grounds within foryave minutes Of NewYork business omcs
and accessible by sT daily situated depots In the
osng snd naturally portion Of Eabet high ground
EXTRA large lot and shade lawn garden SC House com
Portable roony and tasteful design and HtBg uate on the
atb Of extensive Improvement steady value All city
nvenuees combined eouny air. fool and living good markets
schools churches and unsurpassed travel Terms male to suit Title
perfect Owner wants build. Will sell at bargain
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS POR SALE
For view Of house and full particulars property inquire West
Elizabeth Depot address OWNER PosoGce Box No. 49, New