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Prof. Coos. ANDREW wYLIE.
WARRINGTON, July LIST, lS71.
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VICE PRESIDENT CoLFAx was in Chicago a
few days since looking hale and hearty, having
gained ten pounds in his trip to the West.
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@Preston H. Lester, Governor Of Kentucky
was inaugurated at Frankfort yesterday.
~Queen Victoria is still indisposed and con-
fined to the house.
R-A colored Union League has been ORGAN
lied In Johnson County, Missouri.
IThe testimony in the Massachusetts, rain
road accident showed that the smoke from the
Beverly train settled in its wake and prevented
the tail lights from being visible to the exprers
rain which ran into II,
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BRILLIANT WEDDTNG-The Calvary Baptist
Church was filed last night with large and
fashionable assemblage to witness an interesting
marriage ceremony. The groom, Mr.. Frederic
Z. Singer, is Master in the U. S. Navy, young
officer Of high promise, and the bride, Miss
Katie NJ. Thompson, is the youngest daughter of
Mr.. John L. Thompson, and has been recognized
as one OF the brightest and most attractive of our
Annie and Nellie Smith, of New London, Conn.
Miss Ella Harvey and Mrs. Harry Berthrong
The groomsmen were Master Robt Il. Jasper,
OF the Navy, Mr.. Gus. Singer, brother of the
groom, Lieut.. Fred. f. Elliot and Lieut.. Good
all. The ushers were Master Christopher, u. s.
N, Paymaster j. G. Sullivan, Mr.. f. III. Thomp-
son, brother OF the bride, and Harry Berthrong
Inc Inc bride was dressed in white grosgrain silk
zen train" trimmed with orange blossoms, hair
dressed coronal style, supporting a costly lace
veil. The groom was dressed in full dress naval
uniform, as were also the groomsmen. The
bridesmaids were dressed in white carleton en-
train, deliberately trimmed with white satin
and point APPLIQUE; also tuba roses.
Ihe marriage service was performed by Rev.
Dr. Parker, pastor OF the Cavalry Baptist
Church, and some appropriate wedding music
march.
Following upon the services at the church. a
reception took place at the house of Mr.. Thorn D.
son, father of the bride on NJ street, with hand
some wedding supper.
y Among those present were Captain and Mrs
Balch and daughters; Mr.. John Moran Chief
Clerk, Navy Department.; Lieut.. Commander
Kane; Colonel and Mrs. Martin; Ex-Mayor
Chapman and wife, of Baltimore, with daueh-
tiers; Captain Morris and wife, of the Navy
Yard; the Misses Wilson; Engineer and Mrs
Webster; Miss Laura Creaser, and many Others
OF note in society. The dressing at the reception
was very fine. Mrs Chapman wore a beautiful
gros grain silk, her jewelry attracting much
attention. The Misses Wilson were dressed in
white, with red silk oyerskirt trimmed elabo-
rately. Miss Laura Creaser was dressed in white
Swiss muslin en- train; HAIR dressed tastefully
and powdered.
The bridal presents were on exhibition, and
were very costly pearls, diamonds, and rich
silver pieces, displaying much taste by the
givers. =
Mrs. Mabel Berthrong, aged So years, grand
mother of Henry Berthrong, (brother-in-faw OF
the bride, y was present, having come to Wash
to visit her grandchildren. In the course of the
evening she took part In a quadrille amidst
great applause, dancing with notable grace
and ease.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OLD MOI ON EXHIBITION \NEw Ne
TrH sr.i AT }7TH sr.

No. 4e6 Seventh street, between and streets
eight doors above Odd Fellow Hall,
Choice Oil Paintings, Engravings Chromos, &c.
Also, Largest Stock Paper Hangings, Window
Shades Pictures, Frames Picture Cords and Tasses
Rings, Nails, &c, in the District,
STERMS, CASH.
Please remember Name and Number. ap15-ly<
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDEST.-John C..
Hileman has been appointed Register of the Land
ONCE at Vancouver, Washington Territory. j.
II. Wickizer has been appointed United States
Attorney Tor Utah Territory.
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X NOV VAL.
bp.issss n has removed from his old place Of
A'V. LUZ Pennsy lvania avenue to a
<Vs STREET,
,wAara n. ~ eeNeen 18th and 18th streets. M
A., his lira - tae pared to attend to ali orders
TaCE sNfTu aqSl nness, such az BELL HANGISG
ING TUES. Is LiSHTNING RODS, SPEAK,
Al work done IN the best manSeT !, ATTENDED TO-
WARE HOUsE-FURNIsaING G sSaeh Of HARp-
A share Of public patronage is solicited
y PURE :. TAIRyIEw BLACKBERRY wrvr ;,
Sod by druggists only For sais, WHOLE s,eians
CHARLES STOTT co9y
sul9lm@ FehAsJiT4nia aYenus
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE MISSES BURGESS will reopen their Schoo
Il for Young Ladies on MONDAY, September llth
1403 New York avenue. Sc 4 Inn
MISS l.. FLETCHER HAS THE PLEASURE
1vl TO announce the resumption OF her select Eng
lish classes for young ladies, WEDNESDAY, the
9th proximo, at 1913 New York avenue. se4-3ws
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MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT having been made In the condi-
tons Of certain Mortgage. whereby the power
therein contained to sell has become operative,
executed by Ezra Knapp, and Mary J. Knapp,
his wife, OF Van Buren, County in the State OF
Michigan, to William A. Tomlinson, Of Kala-
mazoo County IN said State bearing date, the
twenty ninth day Of April, A. ID. eighteen hund-
red and sixty-eight, Q868) and recorded in the
Office OF the Register Of Deeds, for the county
Of Van Buren,, in said State Of Michigan, on the
first day Of May, A. D. eighteen hundred and
sixty EIGHT, in Llber T. Of Mortgages, on page
AS, which said Mortgage was duly assigned on
the ninth day OF July, A. D. eighteen hundred
and s,xty-eight by the said William A. Tomiin-
son, to Robert g. Babcock, which said assign
ment was on the twentieth day Of July, A. D..
eighteen hundred and seventy-one Q871), re-
corded in said Registers Office, in Lber Il. OF
Mortgages, on page 54e, upon which Mortgage
there is claimed to be due at the date OF this
notice, the sum Of eleven hundred and twenty
four dollars and forty-hve cents, (s1124,46),
and no suit or proceedings at law, having been
instituted to recover any part thereof.
NOTICE. is therefore hereby given, that on
Wednesday the twenty-fifth day Of October
next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, shall sell
at public aution, to the highest bidder, (sale to
take place at the front door OF the Van Buren,
County Circuit Court House, in the Village OF
Paw Paw the premises described IN said Mort
gage, Cor so much thereof ae shall be necessary
to satisfy the amount due or such Mortgage,
with ten per cent interest, and legal costs, to-
gether with an Attorney fec OF fifty dollars
covenanted for thereln), that is to say, the fol-
loving piece or parcel of land, situated in Van
Buren, County ia tho State OF Michigan, viz
village lots number five 90 and Six CO. in block
number twenty-threc (23), In Bitely's addition
to the village Of Lawton.
Dated Kalamazoo, July 9th, A. ID. 1871. 852tl3
Robert 5. BABcocK, Assignee of Mortgage.
II. & j. ID. BURNS, Atty for Assignee.
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gives dinner. party, or looks sallow, or
grows fat, or smiles upon widow, or
renews the wallpaper of his house, be
gives the local editor an item. The To-
cal editor turns the houses of the COM
munity inside out every day, and keeps
the windows open by which the secrets
and sanctities of every home are exposed
to public view.
The local editor is, we regret to say,
not without excuse. Occasionally some
indignant victim Of his prying and pub
fishing propensities scourges or scolds
him but it must be confessed, with
sorrow and shame, that his local column
finds greedy market Instead of
frowning upon the liberty he takes with
persons and homes, and the details of in.
dividual private life, the: multitude read
his column first of all That its results
are mischievous and demoralizing in
their ministry to neighborhood gossip
and scandal, there is no doubt. Among
its worst results is the destruction of all
reverence for the right of every private
man to live privately, and of every home
to live with its windows closed. There
is unquestionably desire in certain
sort of private life to get into the papers
"a desire to spread all the details of it's
doings before the world. This life may
be "high" or low, fashionable or unfash.
ionable, but it is irredeemably vulgar,
aud can only disgust every self-respect-
full and dignifed man and woman. Let
us protest on behalf of decency against
the familiar treatment which the retir.
ing and the unwilling receive in the
local column, and in the more ambitious
performances of the omnipresent Jen.
kins. Let US at least have the privilege
of repeating the cry of Betsy Trotwood,
when her little patch of green was in.
vaded, "Janet donkeys n'-Dr. j. e..
Holland
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Small Fruits and
Ornamental Trees

In great variety, on hand and for sale at low
pr!ces-all very choice.
The Proprietors Of the Union Nurseries hav-
ing revived the business at the Old Nursery
one mile east Of Paw Paw-have o large and
complete stock Of
YOUNG AND THRIFTY TREES,
just ready for transplanting, and Of the choic-
est and most valuable kinds and varieties for
market purposes and adapted to this locality.
Their entire nursery stock having been prop
agated here is better fitted for the purpose of
Orchard planting, than Trees grown at the East
on different soil and in a different climate.
p. i. BRAGG, one Of the proprietors OF this
Nursery, has long been resident and propa-
gator OF Nursery stock In this vicinity, which
has proven to be Of excellent quality IN the
past, and is guarantee that this new stock is
worthy Of all confidence.
To those who wish to plant orchards for
profit we offer all the best standard varieties
for market purposes, and which will be found
as represented in every particular.
1t is particularly urged that all who contem-
plate purchasing Fruit Trees for the Fall set
ting should come and Zee us before ordering
elsewhere, and particularly before ordering of
Agents OF Eastern Nurseries, as We feel conf
dent that We are prepared to furnish them with
all they want and better suited to their purpose
and on terms just as favorable. Be sure to
see us before ordering elsewhere.
Bragg & Nelson,
Office opposite the Dyckman House. Paw Paw
Michigan. S51m3
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NOTICE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
in the township of Lawrence. 81 miles from De-
catur, 40, so or 100 acres, with one or two gosd
frame house "a purchaser may want. Soil and
surface as good as can be found in Nschigan.
Any persons wishing to buy land will find 1t TO
their intere,t to call on the subscriber, on the
premises. - SomS
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TIE Great Cause of Human Misery.

TIE Great Cause Of Human Misery.
Just Published, in a Sealed Envelope. Price
six cents. A Lecture on the Nature, Treat
ment and Radical Cure of Seminal Weakness
or Spermatorrhes, induced by SelEAbuse, In
voluntary Emissions Impotency, Nervous De-
bility, and Impediments to Marriage generally;
Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental and
Physical Incapacty, &c.-By ROB. J. Gull
vERWELL, VI. D., author of the Green
Book" &c.
The World renowned author, in this admir-
able Lecture, clearly proves from his own ex-
perience that the awful consequences of Self
Abuse may be effectually removed without med
cine and without dangerous surgical operations,
bougies. instruments, rings, or cordials pointing
out q mode OF cure at once certain and effect
ual. by which every sufferer, no matter what
his condition may be, may cure bins slf cheaply
privately aud radically. This lecture will prove
n boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope TO any
address, on receipt OF six cents, CT two postag,
stamps, by addressing the publishers. Also
DIR. CuLVERWEbLS Marriage Guide,
price % cents. Address tho Publishers.
CHAS ]. C. KLINE & CO., 127 Bowory
! New York. Post Office Box 1856.
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ANOTHER GREAT RIOT!

GREAT RIOT
The Last Proclamation.
j. GREAT SACRIFICE DE gRupBRTsg'.
DRY GOODS at HALF-PRICE
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Cloths or Flannels,

Can Save 25 per cent. by Buying aow
As they certainly higher FALL the advance IN Wool
It useless to prices THEY Are so LOW that NONE
WOULD BELIEVE they CALL aud SEE Tor THEMSELVES
This umbug Deception but facts of which hundreds
and hundreds mere but call aud portion Of the benefits
RESPECTFULLY, A. VAN AUKEN
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

..n,i-il:o m.-Consos opened al W, for money, and
LONDON H't An Securities quiet. Eve-Twen bonds
M for tne ,eet od a,i 1867, ga; TenFortios. 39i
Hez Hti nr I'LL mCoon otcnei quiet Mding Up
iaNEshI Mding Orleans, I'D Wheat 1Idll6 A. GENITAL for
nss % Of No highest grades Of No New Red Western
oNct Eli gn5 N 10 fr Red Winter Gate 3b Y hush.
sirnk. ~ Aprii il.-Re6ned Petroleum, l6ld v gal
poS Kprl 1ll:D p. m.hmerican Securities hrm; United
s, Iweniy bonds 1862 va, 1865, old @i 1857 SlI Ten
fGnss aTsrpdor April ll9op Wheat la6 ctsl for carom.
% and for Red Winter The receipts Of Wheat at this port for
~ rs have been 90 900 quarters Of which 500 are Amen
W. Com S96 W quarter o New. Pork 79 y hb for Brra Prime
Mes. Beef ios uee Of 9Oi for Ban Prime Mess Lard sS
Ptwt -, r.u- ,,,so.
IospoN April ll3O mCOrsos closed at ", for snd
% American securities quiet and steady; United states
Fve-Twen bonds 1862 92i 1867 old, si 1851, OH TnFsre
sqt - -
LlvERrocI April ls3n p m-Coon closed quiet Mddng Up
5Rd1ld Mddng Orleans lid sles Of the day. loose bales
bales for speculation The market for Yarns and fabn
Manchester steady Bsoon 46 y for Cumberland Cut
AN1wERP. April llPeroleum, AZ francs for STANDARD White
IIyERPOOI- April llEyenng-Che Common hosn
g.. BacOn-ShoTtrihbed Middles, i6l " cwt.
LoSDoS April IjByepingCalca,ta Insee p quarter Lin
seeh oil aS y tun. -,
LIv KRPooI April ltArrved-Apl lOShip Emerald le Mobile
March 4i bales Of COtton Caahria NewiOrk, March B fF
bales April lShp Alfred savannah Feb 2 3B4 bales; ,chr
Bsie Charleston March TO- 29 bales ship Chlmwalah
Mobile Feb % 1885 bales; bark HochaOga Baltimore March ~ Oh
bales ship Galveston Feb 22 20 bales bng LINE hef
r Feb Is 93 bales bark kord Galveston Feb a I'd
bark snd CIeson March 800 bales str Fire Queen Ne
0resns March Is 2e6e hst bark ynco Charleston Msch lo
bes and hp Robert C. Winthrop Charleston March IVA bales
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
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FRUITS AND BERRIES.

TOavs brought $50 quarts srawles ron South carolina
mostly I'm and readily ~ 510S2 25 The question
u.s. what cnberethOse yery berries whch shippers
This Of the instances in
which an roper the oonsge has proved disastrous
With the limitations hardly dealer hut would gaa cos ol
his stock at per box We note 100 hoxe good at S ~e
81 2S Apples are withou
| nrttr vel used up receipts Of usets sell at SJ~SJ'O
pitb bos4 In Ion at S4d - 50 bhl We quote oo Q m
- - !, MI "a ey9 Is Cranberres Barrels - OOo o 90
AHo So,.nop - 2 OOd 2 50 Strawberries, & c. - . 80
Cr.rberdes busn 81 5O652 Dol No Pqt...'.'' W0 -
Do o FsIr.. O0a ~ DO NO = v W.. ~" = ~
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
HORSE AND CARRlAGE MARKET

NEwYoRK, Tuesday. April II, 1911
1he horse market to-day was only moder-
ateiy active and without any special feature
Prices continue irm
some very ne animals selected and bought by Col 3.
d. Bruce during his recent trip through Kentucky have
Just arrived w his stables, No. 2i5 West Forty firstst
exceedingly well shaped and unusually styish pair
OF coach horses l6 hands high years old and nearly
thoroughbred; also fine coupe horse l6I hands high
and two bay saddle horses, both by Lexington cut OF
thoroughbred mares.
bay fly two years old by IDOL out Of satf,et Mos
senRer DurOcs daml by ROe's Abdallah Chief bas bee
purchased by Mr. X. ". Smith OF this city for a. 600
There ia change IN the state Of carriage trade
nor do the manufacturers and dealers desire that there
should be- Business continues steady and active, and
good saes are reported from most of the repostores
8 Flandrau Of East Eighteenthst, for instance sold
from five 10 seven carriages per day during the past
EIGHT days and the Lent being expects
do better during the present There H. altogether
no reason for the carriage trade to complain since this
opening OF the Spring trade
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
nOMRsTTC MkRKPTs

ll.-COtt0n Unchanged BARK dull
s e. 80 RGGI dull sups59e SsG g SS E - 7sG 6 Spin,
@ other sde: unchanged light p' Red sdS %e.ein
Western 75S17c os Sn at sSc Coffee dUi sugar in better
request Cuba slG Moss inactive PrOV,on declining Mess PORK
changed Whisky dull Western Iron, RoRic = ,.,,
fS 5 s@s @ % I do ESa so sS@s as ac Famy cS
~ s scS a. ~ we.Ie% sggef9s ne 6 7sa Sc s 90 E. Sc 80
and Fancy White $2s$g C5 Fair Prime $i 90 Prime e
G como eES inGaa SsaS.fs M 3 o. yfo% Soa
$2 quiet Shoulders &c Rib Sides lode; Gear
NS h%i Ap ii '1 Se. s wA and Market
fi 81 $ %s VIII w q i's 81 for SPIs El %at s'i
300 bush No Red Winter At ~ 6s one car So M ' q o. e. SgC @
sales two at & and two cara at 6a5 Oats dnl sales 600
R Rv AND Ps.. u s dn SI' MAI & :, for B 81
GS SsS s5 M 9 uPGIs saSTa f fSBai 70 oaa 1S o
O. % ,S, As9n rs g ,u6 d e " BSs,G rs 70 S". Ss
rSes aGIs AND MO- ss % oOc esaI 5 Lumber NIB WI"
Ap Ice'on firm " l. receipts s 80 9.s. . ship
ost f and aSs Lard nd and d. ro & .S19 % caPSe s
Meats dull shoulder; 7G Clear BIB gc' Gssr S sides @ c
= S GoIa ,,ls: oS bush bush
and store Rye neglected Barley quiet car sS-rCsed STATE at
$50 bag motS at ST. loo bags Medium at 8e bags
Clover 90 Pork dull Lard dull 2ie Hghwne' nomi
Csciss.rr April lCotOn steady and moderate demand
quiet unchanged sou du and dOopng At 56G5c Rye
@ e ' s,pi9 S9SS'E T and Gts Ss c SSf' o. Mes
and nomina held $50 sales Lard dull and nominal at ialc
10 i.ir demand snd lower. whisty drm At s6c,
spnS and sci1e No RED Wabash o. No DO st I5
Corn dull and lower High Mixed si Los do S3c Oats stead,
to Buffalo Reeps2OoO bbis Flour 1000 bu'l Wheat 5000
CHICAGO Apri -Fiour dull wbeqt-No. fairly active and
As % CLOSED 3 aH 1 ,; % CIV. 81 and , ,Nse4 M eos '! At
afternoon steady at St Gs aa ana oTs5 n9hha AZ
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12

Extreme dulne.s SUI
t F norte and the revival Of the frost story destroying
% m buds or kind Of hghs to start the trade y ucn
S,,h N t would likely Will be tred
1 g Quantities apples will have to be carried over O p9Ge
~ note no its mixed and quarters at c and 5No 10 ob ana
new quarters al same pnce with % bbs baekbees at lJc We
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
COTTON MARKKrS.

NEwJRIRANs April l1O;on sieadyi Mitdhngs ~ ~c net
re 2584 hale.; gross l6l9 bales erpO-O Liverpool LOO
bs sales $500 bales; stock lI8 100 bales -
sAvANNAH April -CoOB in good dcmand htdngs ii net re-
bales sales. 800 baes stock, 524Oy bales
CBAKIEsroK April -COton steady IN fair demand hdiHng
net receipts 33 bales se 6 bales stock 20 bales
SozyoIK April Coon quiet; Low Midhngs l2Gl3c; net re-
cep 7 eIpoTtscoaswe 6i bales sales 100 bales sock
4357 bales -,,r %. -. ...,.,.
WIIxIsGroS April ICoon quiet Mddlngs, Hc; net receipts
bales 619 bales sales AZ baes stock i bse
GAIyssTos April du Good Ordinary l2tc; net
reo,ns gSg bales saes,2O0 bales; stock, 530t ,.
RTisoRK April l-CottOn doll aud nominal Mddlngs sDlic;
net receipts gross receipts 40 bales 2O baes stock
1878 ann ,,, -. ....,.
O76 bales; sales 80 bales; stock, 1900 bales. -
ll.COttOn dull; Mdfngs, lfe; net recifs 85'
b, exports Britain OJ bales coaswi'ejs1 bales sales
jJJ bales; stock al ,4l bales.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
wArRRrowN lMA..l CATTLE MARKRT-ArnL Il.

WA7KRTOWN IHAssI Tr, -
Beef Cse-Reop 5Ol head supply than last wees but hs
has improved for s6e sales choice a. tz e5s m
a al f auay $l0+ 10 so second quality 80 Od ~
third gualy S76S8 Sheep aud LmbsReceipts He5 hesl
sales lots at s[0S5 . each Ba % '5a 30 ''
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ApRt Il i6 pkgs Ashes pig BeeswaI 205l bales Cotton
s C, Seed On 10 $50 bbls Pour 1900 bush Wheat IS 100 bush
g bush Oats III bush Grass seed lH bush Beans 224
b Csjfeuis Beans 200 bbs Corn Meal ~ bags Corn Meal
bbs spne Turpenne 1863 bbs Tar 900 bbs Rosn JR bbS
pgs Cut Meats 3 ptgs LAfd $50 kegs
Lard IS pk SanH C7s pts 20 pkgs Cheese $50 bills
agg Gl pgs. TsoS pigs Died Ffu 90 bbls Elaine on 3Js
Whsky lg2 bales Wool bales Hops Z1B adrs Leather
l5f Hides 38i bbds Tobacco ~ botss aud esssi
Lshaoeo zyJ ERi Lad atAtch ~ batb FsAss
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
alnrble ano 5late Manlels.
Professional Notitrs.

~ d. HAMMOND, NJ: D., formerly r[ntesSor rI1,t
80 "a foeiI Il EAST Of Tri ave \ v City Nervous Debit
N t ,uss 4. ADD esasgll LeAsss &c D. u sos 'oc
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12

BUPFALO LIVE STOCK MARKBT-APR1L H.
Cattle Receipts III day OF last week market
uppd shipping Ise seles local butchers OF y head
Illinois steers averaging 1903 b TO IT'S b st $685. % SHEEP
No tra 42 head "a ID 10 o 10 81 % ~
a
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12

oTFics oS rHE CssTRAL RAILROAD Go, oy sEw,JKMssT }
Il9 Libcrty-st. ey.York, April lo. sIl,
NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNUAL
NETTING Of the STOCKHOLDERS Of the CBNIRAL RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY NBw JERSEY BLBCT nine DIRECTORS 10
se for & beI ensuing win be held at the Once o. this Company
Al JereT CITY Of II O'Clock and
O'Clock m. OF FRIDAY. May s.. 49,
The Transfer Books will be closed from Friday the lih inst TO Mon
day, the 9Th prorimc. SAMUEL KNOX, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
nrANs ANn PEAS.

n beans 1905 hu, for tie week OF 2ll less than lhe
$3.50 ccenon ling week hast 264b bush No moio ~
ross @ hsve h. e. rctivcd but othr lots on the way
.t i du With dEeutg in dodng Of maIrows ,ap ,nos a
,ost of the stock hing 20 add 70 Their od q.
sr s,ers and stocks into store There are e" $50
- re car st m mediums going At 81 oi peas 70 hss 81 We
t, s Al - IS there scarcely any CsDSdss 70 DC n
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12

Receipts packages for the week which 25e less than the
corresponding week last HOB There little 10
pces hens eggs reducing those produced near home to
Western Duck lower while
geese usually the have suddenly dropped down
before The
that the diminished receipts 6mnes