davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
nnNirsrIC MAnKIrs

s,,,,ens April 6-Coton laici and steady low MAfur lSc
- rsrrsn-e improved lna-L Wheat Sa1yi thoice
- rrrr Wite oGSl; Fair 10 Prm' ~ 30Sl r.; Prime
- i1cs R.l 81 ia ~ CO. Fii- % Cool 81 3q~l @ Common
- Il N a.: lnisua 550 II O.; Peuus vania, ~ ~
SI a. Con 6uaef; Whit Soahcrn R0Ae; yellow 10. nc
E,~i We.fer O.s uuciausei - Fork steldt s
sl ~ BEEN Qaiet. Slonrs Nc E Sics Ic te1r lh i.~
ne ilas c1tc lad weak Al l2l WHISKY truer 81 &c
f.u.pti Ardl oCoon Gull MD ling Urlsads eGl,iS G ,iS
a, t;ul is- Tiour du1 veal: Suer = - ~
f,.r, 81 Is 50 J.; S.rns Wheat ES'| ia"y - ss
.,r-, efa 50 West Iu West.u. 81 t5a II i Wbe'
~ ia g -; 'r e. - ~ Sre-No S9e Com 10 ~ 9eAfi
81 res rr.1. ri Os srsl, ard pEchon,r toHte au No
l.t roli. Java. iHoo gold Sg,r a. ho' H,t ,S y;
li.',.s lr q "a ~ ~ ,iIl,
. D., r,.m steady; Grade lie helaed J d4'@ WHISKY ou
vr Arrl G-Florr ruchsugd; sales lSO lS 80 y @ @od
~ Srg-. Tor Amler Water - p for Nhiie Mnri ~
tDr. f.- 90 gli.t. No N auhca GAO . ~ ''e ~ ~
ts- IA ar ~ 6 Cora quct 80 car los ONs hed ~ ,G oI
go, .. Hra. auI Peas also inactive Corn Mes1l ~ et
T.F, 81 ' a. rrbol'ci cat t nnc'ugei oii' ~-si
- ss.. -.5o -g. M44u-~ +a"G y TN henSres " "a
rl b. rJ e't--lol.. 90 Boston &c; 90 NcN-l lVis, ' 70
srant -.- Ioson. -; 20 Ne York So 10 Aoahy'
OEir,vs Afrl forr-Sro oCrdnc, sc e5i pouDe Extra
b. ne IN Fr.rs 80 Q ~; Bran ; %. Por dul aui lover
sfr ai A. Corr ca ar Laco', Lar Nugar Moas.rs U.s.
tv ri T sE,. EEhangc- erlng 2lli Gold lioi New
',- ftri.s. pm iuu. =. ,-,,..
Totf Aed o. STEADY. Whert sdver red lci No White
ustr tr Nm ef Mcbgru 81 ct RI Wabash, 81 ~ No.
Er U.r t fli declined lc; llEh MAca 'ec
10 70 I .c yellow 5lc O dul eul uuchaacri; Nc 'o.c
nit. 60 Bu lo Sos 10 os,'' 60 &C. i.9
Oh. .rr lutO bush Wheat, ,bO tnh Cora oVf' 'u'H
1sts
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Nil 70 oOo tuh whc.t ~ hush Corn l3l bush osts 5000
- ps,es 81 Iva h. Ia buh Boans S bales Hemp fS has
% - iglas bdls Hides 0sll lds u her ~ ahr, NJ y
y ne ri dbi Rn 80 bills. Tar lO' hl trnie lorlh me
1c-t os ps- Beef So pigs LAM, iV cases L1r 80 pAt
r sqr MS Cr,.,e Rmes Talow. lN pkgS Ncro. lJl
a, ~ - r,-- RuIlor s. hh's Re- Oh - hWs L'rtol 100
N-t ftOe Sarsh. $40 ls Tobacco. ll5 pAe~ looaeo,
r, 49, t.h.skt. ) .ats Wool
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Corpora lon Notices.
HOppoRATTON NOT

CORPORATION NOTICE-Public notice is
~ bchy given the oarer owner oreuPrt os oppins 81 g,
following been completed AID loei in the oree
Board 81 Assessors for eI'mratou y al persons eree yt;
For laying Belgian pareeas SiTt-tris.t' between Thri
For syug belgian pavement Pieeuh between Eighth
iss B,pn pa5cu.l in Fcr;frstrsst between Fourth
4for iiag robbins, pavement in ForyeglihstTee, tosen
Sor asgg1g westerly side sseoniyerus between Thirty shh
e-For 9s sni sai'er, sad dssus seyea 'sonsirce'
For setting and gutter and tagging northsisi corner Of Ma
s-Por ng gutter an sagas 10 front y Nos DC and q
ar lr Pourh avenue, at be rOrthey in
i.peciou Of ElshiesBth-strre,
tei.cct on Of Eiebeerta.strect
IL Tor aues FoIy third the uorlheriy
p-Ior isng erssalt from sOuLelI. .ouhFe'. o.
IiFor ,Jlls cro''aslt opposite No go Ea't Bio,d.,y
PSI ss ,as S,s sS,ss S55os go !si ha,1s5.
l5rn swing eTerualt opposite 30 q Woo',cr i ,F-'
lsFar hag cro~st a. the norhery ae'con o. King sni
pIcf h.e e"rat fon rOtasls' to northwest corners Of
.yag ss, sl,on,,.,ei intersection Of New
fsr yns eo,.rsli Frssyeuu, ,ou,ry side Of forc
Ti- ty incla al n, several houses
Boh SIDES Of sIysree from rhH TO leIagioa avenue to
2-Bctt $40, q Fifteenth rom Eg NniAa5euus tie
bob side, PorJ6T street; Foarh Madison
Fh Sixth, avenue tie
Of haf the tlock on ie iuereclng streets
aTAs Hest,IY Of Second avenue from Imfeghh to Thirty
uIuihtL
6Bo.h sie, sveale
7.-The northeast % Marion aud Prince sfeets
rui % w
yIhe north SIDE o F0aa
aud ranufg e sIi westerly hf The block thefon ard both
fiss FOuuhT,Rne hesse1 Zig teenh and Nueteenh streets
hc south ride Eghte. nth street ncug fouhsIsnue
sri IHuag o4sey GGl westerly bali The block hn aud both
td., Of Fyuyenle beSteu Scycneetl and tghnhsrectA
lIhs rorh side Of lo.ty third street LtWen Fret aHi 1hdsTe
and both AIDES of Second avenue from for Lnl Fort at
lbs q Pourtesnhee between Bfc'isay All Third
ud 10th .es Of fDus l5uae. o Thirteenth to f0leelta.
Do!h side. of. EaI. Bolira te,reon clion .al JTsol
1.-THE su,h Ne - T,ree tet--en Chuh sni Wsshnsou.
Eri h0i between De- Codsai
IBo,h ,ir, % fIal.or from Carsl Hrrlg ss
l1H,h OF from tsna brIi
lsioth sides - Nrhstrre, from AEe1ur & tn AItHus D.
,nd the esss sIc n We,iree from klg to hpssionsfec
li4e noLfry fe Il N,srysfert, im tAuch 90 al lEton
street sd 10th sdes of GrLsbe,t foa Ney g. Baclssrer
4le r1ulef ie Of Roosevelt street hon thahsm 10 hsan
street Ani both lle u Ms0a .sfee ifon Rostycs 10 orlu
2T1s soathsy ,is % On.inuifr iuth-',' connenag
Fifs ssfery sos westerly lf the bok there
from sud both side. IT Fsyenne commencing Onehunll ami
uihsttc. and s1nt-rly laf the io-k leeiiou.
An Hhose Interests Effected ly o stocGamfi
20 present thsT ol,s0ls willing g. tcNd it Chairman %
tie Borl II Ausson at f Ofte No 10 Chatham sifto, Hn
RICHARD TWEED
THOMAS n. AhlEN
MNkR MYERS.
FRANCIS 4 SANDS
Boi,l ct AD,u2.s
OF, Of Boui q A"D5n, Ssr.yoi, nsrcb rs, I';L
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L. S. Posr-O7pcz asp srB.TEE"usY. BosraS, MAn,
OFFICE oF SUPERINTENDENT March 2l. lill. )
XrPOTGHT AND CAST IRON WORK.

kA' EDltFlII AND 1ASl liON hOhR'--
Sr FrJpos, B be rcye h The OGee Of the superntend
Anil 1911 for furnishing delivering ttng, an put
~ third and folrh foor snd roof Of iLa
ps Pc Blrg Boston Mas eh nited BY
~ o. ~ 60 o. ~ 5 a and he accompanying
plans schedule ing principally q rolsi wrougtrOn beams
and crl,u -
ne BE delivered 'ni rq. In place At seb tine, -, u, rom
hs required hv e Sperln1et prov Gel That eseh f"r
shall be mace sc 'uhe oi scpie o'.tf snl ma 'ls
ie allowed ~ s f The mssnr end putting place oI
each DAYS iar making ari putting n pee tie root
F be permitted the usc o he sercAs ana hlneiy
tslo-rs ne ruurg the rork IN ps Shon, es
bal v n be- reJu o the emPoYei 10 HorAls
UI be furnished hr Tie Department Nheu required
S-sflliiag vl he irruish a ly the coltrac'Grs
ue su1lved the Ifcrent bet blt VIII
be considered sni az afiel iu the sggre'ste.
Nnet, rer r c pill h completion of
Goor balance c fn-l completion 81 the eouf'c
Al ls be accompanied By pcua b)ni u ne tun ~ +"
ths bi4e viii snt perform th contact aNs.l I'm We
u cnle hy he 4. Juge, Clerk o the
ttorreJ ~ the Distinct wlcrc De dos
lie h 20 reject au b h u =
r oycr1neut u DO ari AM b tha s
printed form 70 Dee obtained n @ Once sni does NOS
e.l repert te relrm ut3 Of ms atgesrue1 sui
printed fol AMI hrie viii not be- col ere neither M aoY
pro De received psIss ~ engaged n The
1re Noushlro vos and Who have uoi tue neees
facilities Tor g-t oct The clstir-s ri~d ae'm.
Proposals te iuirei Be- Tor r'a Nors Post Ore fel SID
Treasurv Boston. Mas ssi aLese " GRDLkf D. Bk1Ahl
SgprririenIeuL
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DpplyryExr OF TuR ISrEEtoR OFFICE AYV,Es}
W.sHSsroN d. e.. MGroh So I57l
SOTETh place receiving bids and samples under the above ad'
y.eri changed Washington. c. TO No lJ
n NerYor CITY, which place vii open or business sni ate
Arr IS. J. = PARkEk. Commissioner.
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QrsrTsrsA.rsr's OFFICE, PsiLADsLPRta Pa, April 8 l2
CEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate, with a
- copy s Advertisement gacttd will bs received - uls Ohc'
ufui Il ococs m on SATURDAY. Hst6, 1o Tor delivery TO The
On remsef D, en o hs Dsct AZ the places raoI leloW,
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Az eH 20 e OF ihs best quality fte from dust dirt other li.
ties Oat - puos 90 The bei - pounds 70 h Lheli
bay Of te net qus lneh be oir 81 thr beet quality
Toe BE- s,l The hay sul ,tuv - be bae Tie
Iuc i 10 bon. & bug and sackHg Onellf of te entire
tmoun io b arltcr h rrI l. li tAe bsuce by h"g T. i5
fEAbED PROPOSALS E also Do received o. thr same ume md
place fr ,Yt naDcl below, Of Tie iOlOfng amounts oi
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No ISI-AND RAILROAD.

4 ONG ISLAND RAlLkOAD. -
- WINTER ARRANGE NJ. -.-
snd aaer MONDAY, OCT a 1870. Trans sl leave 9meiS
nlJEs: -
$50 A. m Greenport end Sag lIarioh
1870 4. m. kcrth lort Way Tain.
$500 Ssg ilarOr aud al EEpics runs ila " 'fe'n
POT 90 SATURDAY uighA
500 m Hcnrse,d WAY lria runs lp siiariy nights
60 p. m EOrlpou Way IRAN s-..-.- -... - o..r-.
~ Trains connect % branch f'r iearre Nil-a ~ = or 20. ~
Cleo Cove Valley hcAssic halit ti1 en-, '
Hun crs g;3a sni6 p h D. A. hN"lNN 'up''-
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Iipi1fno Notltes.
OFFICE or ruE FrAEKLIS FIRE INSURANCE

OFFICE or TuE FrASKIiy FIRE ISsur lycE CoNP,yy,}
PHLADELPHIA. AI1llJ lJ1LB
AT A MEETING of the Board OF Directors
~ reid this dsv QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of EIGHT DOLLARS
Per hsre s .tcare PAYABLE IL GOLD tO the stockholders
and aer irst clear oi a tTc j. W. MCALi>iER SeY
4 GENCY NTNA INSURANCE CO., Hart
- orl So. 63 Wals, New-loTG Apn laLA DiFDtND Of
FtV CENT declared bv the Dina Insurance Company
Hartford r1y demand Hev-Y0rk s1cioi-~ f 5 cee
JAS A. ALESAN JEft Ag.ut.
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NATIONAL LINE.
Gicamboais ano Railroads.

DEOpLE'S LINE FOR ALBANY.
mo largest and no.t the world The
sr JOHS DEEW and DEAN RICHMOND. One Of tie soo Tef
will leave No A. North River afternoon undy eicr
O'Clock arriving ALBANY IN time connect with slrns as
west Returning. lsve the sesmtOa ianius s'
Absny o'clock the asl Of connecting trains non g
West AMI NORTH and East. - -.
T,ah tcscts can obeiaed Wharf at Dc
Express 9 Broadway and No Coust brOoku Baggage checked
IL, destination. Prgh received until the hour ofdepsure
DEGULAR EVENING LINE for Albany and
O'Clock. Fare B,as stat
.. Steamers leave DAILY tSaudAs) excepted from Pe A. n T.
i'ynnhsL iAtne 80
S railroads or the Ws and North Through tickets oei aud bag
gage checked 10 destination.
FOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
Eevrr,h Mlor Fou yhkeepe, sni sOpuSe Ste
THOMAS CORNELL will commence Der rps SATURDAY.
Anr Icg1hry every Tues THURSDAY and SATURDAY there
ansr, is'yHg iiarf'.ol-si rJi n r., a. p ~ -
HUDSON RIVER NAVIGATION RESUMED.
The Boats Of he Peoples Lle Tor Absay resu ths rPs
SATURDAY the lh Inst at O'Clock p m. Passage Sl
DELAWARE AND NEW-Y0RK S. s. Co.,
AZ rlER a. y. RIhe soendd going sdeyheel steamer
EASTERN QUEEN VI for LEWES, Del, EyBRl MONDAY
abd THURSDAY al taking anl m ght ra points
the Juncon snd Bei vser snl leaNare kas Returning
vii. EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AZ
On Ias arrival of the tra For sai freight apply at oae on
NAVIGATION RESUMED for HARTFORD
~ DIRECT. The GRASIfR STATE viii ieiye Pecs 81 p
toda, Tit RsDAi March 'or Hartford arl River LsnnSs The
Old aa s5 ,,ssaris are .s ygg AL balls Their ' -''
wN. H. GOODsfEED, V. r., H. n. y. Steamboat Co
HsSYoh Mar,h >, 1871
HARTFORD DlRECT.-State Of New-iorl,
Il ~ Of Hartford prch slip illv fo- Hartford
S for Springfield Choopee oIosc Northampton
Bseho.o. \ H., &c. Pare lst c,ss ~ 70 - ea's - %
EOR NEW-lIAYEN, HARTFORD, and the
Norh seares leave PecS'P o N-A Haven At J1 and IL p
M nee n rt IA IFI
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RyGfsEERs OFFlCB llTH u. n. DIsTRCr,(
DzrnOir, Mich Msrrh ., ls7l.
DROPOSALS FOR STONE.-SEALED PRO
IUSth ia GB.irfe farush -fOSE or hrht Hgus. "a
sHfeiset r Lyta D .Di - D! E.ia
I1 r t t o. Ar. lsI. ~ bliut. Gu oacr "r
i-t1 GA tc o,.ue ~ f s upon cation thrr person
Ly1 ts. ~. N. rUL, 81 -.or Of Earinc r. e. ). SIMS,
Eng gucer 18th L. u. Dlirict
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DsrAsrnssr og Iy1Enoa oyylcs Q, IEDI., AI,,In.

NAeH .yGToy, d. G., March so, l3'l.
EOTEThe place Tor receiving bids and sample mer the 'boy d
vraeut has been sagcl Washington D. c. to No 100 Duane
h NerYorI CITY woi place viii open business ui sher
AUniI X 5. fAbAEn, tonHsiOLer
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priutiue.
Uehoing Garos, &-r.
Ccenn Gteamcrs.

TINTED STATES, NEW-ZEALAND AND
u AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAMSHIP LINZ
hty6ps hty9ga' csp, "a ~ zoo tan.
MOI a. STrSyt6R c,rt Pod 100 taas
Tue side. shccl Steamship
NEBRASKA
,. w., srd r n /. HoS0LUJU AUCKLAND wB LSGT0B Lrr.
TLkTON PORT CHALMERS connecting at Aneand I'D st Port
Cans 81 sEps for sydney Melbourne and the o" Aa''a
hsP T S I.nore, nv the steamship MOSES TAYLOR.
EEyAlA rcnri ing, will leave Port CHALdERS May D' aud
AOoAlANO 1ri fATEs OF PASSAGE P.y,9le Gcal; Ga,
To HSnoiulu.. rs so
To Auckland > 20 ~
To suiney. ey.......''..'.''.'''.'.'''''' 3o i,9 Ioo
Fos lesht or passage sDpB to
w. II. WEBB,
81 EycHASGRPLACg
HAVANA, SISAL and VERA CRgZ, ~,
LEAVING No II, East River 81 p m rect Tor Iis5aa1i
Cfh3ofFMmAEa cr oF MEai6% f5t c,fl cG 'a...
S+Y GF SExo csp T@nsims1 My&
i""'''' OF '''S' wy ALEXANDER SONS. % Brosdrsy
IT S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
u. ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO..
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY aJ0eoeN p M precisely from
"' soRao CASTLE, Cps R Adam; ;....4p,lI p
COLUMBIA. Capt Vs9 Sics !'n Hasap''"''A.Li
MISSOURI Cay. j. ,oi B. EJag y ~ pi,oc Pi::e5tp
!" A''" '' P-'''''' '''' No. Boslnzgreen
NOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
l. UNITED STATES sGd BRAZIL STEAMSHIP CoNPANh
EsSNE NERssseK M Si5 G. s we Ga sS apr IL q '' every ~'''
soTH AMERIcA CAPT l. JU.sD,ugh t Ny NJ, Sa e. ror
Pas PBsmbuo Bat and Rio de Jaeo gong and returning For
's'ST%saas %a Of r. GahSsoS 3S go's Ss e No Brarp Sr
A NCIIOR LlNE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
"A LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY
EVERY sArgRPPii?. lS6 AlTfsSiTf WEDNESDAY
-. Cbln rasrfo SO sni 50, 9,cren4ie, So soerage
ga s:-s.ssy ic's fOn 1leye l g,5ts SJ2 oo-uvos
BoEhns green.
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NORTH AND NORTHEAST
~ To THE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
AIR LINZ
N-tsNtr NnnIr AkFh Nft.A ~ nnT ANG

Ti'E ALABAMA AND CHATrANOOGA RAILROAD MI ie com
Iced starch n 7 sHi eItni fom 80 aaooEa eah 10 NJ D..
With tie shortest a-fAl iol f,
B,au N-s.Yorl prlehs Bslmoe Wsshif gton LYnhhurf.
sBi tatuolgAD Mefan Mobile he~.orAHs ''eA'oa'b a"'e
pHTi. Gall -a.0n. and all point, ia O. Solih-Ne,. ~.
Atfstg tgmcats tenr perfect ~A correcting o'u'
AMI h0ath T1n past-uge trains the rate OF - MUS yer oe
kns tr p f Nlork 10 Nen.Of,aHs 10 - lJurA Two tr
hrolgh psss sus will l~ each miaug c e com %
alClnrosN f u. points South aai Wet on change = 70
tse and keN Orleans al Do cha'gr south OF H. l
Thlgh VcAc or M pou,s hoiIh sud soah VIII DC 90 sac " ''
prrr.l lti rNfasl ticket ofces ~,
Connecting u requested pat tickets sale va oar line Tor a
AJspse lnuh hi Inc viii be organized gag quicl time aud
liW rsirs Tor fcrht
1bnu,h s IIing is,aei TO the principal ce North nl Soa
Claims Tor i,is ~ ! isnsrc piOm.uT sdJu,lcL
I.f further lfofm iiipn, ~. H. 10
80 STANTON. General 81 IvfuteH 'D1fi or
WILLIAM KRAyY fle gb All Ticket Ase tLtseosa
Tsuu.
VAre of he Co-r,By Eesiors No % Das'r e0er Nal
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n OTICE-On and after THURSDAY, the
" IN ne 1test doe or the trt DAY Of gooary asi on ne
Il the Of Aasua - d Tor he hene1t
o ne Aiara thstsne-a Railroad Company also the interest
Aurtg'ge Ponds Of sam Raj oad tomsny npt~Iea
h- Alabama a tue
= rouse Of DUNCAS, SHERMAN Co, Financial Agents Of
i1s STATE.
An pes hoH2- Fs, Mortgage Bori' % sid Rs'o,d Ccrrsny
norsvd by Governor II tie state al Aa
fsUs = eruere & present d Banking House for uspec
- .na l.l-.Lnn RmBT LINDSAl GoverloL ol Aalans
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COWTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LOAG loLAND'

= ...,,,.-.,,,r~T.
FAIT. AND WT<II.E AnttA> ca. NlEN
I4l- -,.. tl,NuAl C....fl l5u hsA hoose't" 49, "l-
cIt-
CESS O. m. AlaI f.. f.''.s-fe
ll.. u. A. UMn4 44Uo. lsr tIl.sa. , -.
s.Ir A E.pt.fs Ps,ao 90 'A sissc u Lee''f 'hi i'
l,ln H. ip r.il, 90. atarAs .h'asa 10 i.'slSS'e
..u i. .m. .ntl.u '..,l. ..a..A
t..u r. u.. Ntr.tt A.,,a itiot - 49,. 81 Il, y,Is,
The s b .. b.. i-+ '''N p '- ''-
I1.s.sS . l a- c aud t.l) O.. uaa. ,saa'' al V'i'
s'r'" Joe "'4'''-- o. " DOUGLAS Sursassn4csA
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07

WHITE STAR LINE. .
w SEWIORR CORK AID LIVERPOOL
NEW AND FULL-POWRRED STEAMSHIPS.
TIE SIX LARGEST IN THE v OkLD -
OCEANIC ARCTIC, PACIFIC.
ATLANTIC BALTIC. ADRTATIC,
6Ctr0 nps hursu-3.nJ0 h. r. esch. -
Sailing FROM NerYors SArrRDAlS from Liverpool on THURS
DAYS. ad Cork Hlrbor the day following.
OCEANIC" Capt Ugby Murray appointed 10 tal ron new
York SATURDAY. Aprl 49, at 3. m.
Pa,,angsr tons css unrsalei combining
SAFETY. SPEED. AND COMFORT go.
Saloons sateoous. mok room AMI bathrooms IN mhp "
oa ulers L Surgeons aud sesarIesseA aecom y
these .i.anfrs
irr l., end f irenis Old Country obtain s'eesse
| Or paid cert icstes. Z g, currency. - W.
srgers loo from a parts oil hlere sIf a11 b
NOrFay sweden, India, Austrai.i Ac
Excursion tickets Granted az lowest rates
Dfs0s from Al uqgad
For jg,u.c,ou of pllrs and other uomsiion. spplv
%, EANIC STEAM NAVIGATION co.'s OFflCEt
No Broadway. n. Y. J. II. SP ARkt. Agent
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NTFy -rRsrY RMIrOAD-fp0M DOT

SAN s'''1' nan tor g'idi l. !. ih.ss5,aca. e,arr~. Agent
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-18
No. III.

"An Ordinance in relation TO whHfboai License,
and the Transaction Oi mercantile business
upon the same
Be !, ordained bY the City Council Of the city Of
Cairo.
STcrios !. That license may lie granted 10
shafiboats TO transact thereon storage, ware
house, reshpplng and forwarding business With
"a the limits OF the city Of Cairo, upoa. payment
by the owners OF OF roIrister- thereof into the
City Treasury ofthe sum u Ave hundred dollars
per annum for each and every wharfbost lying Al
or occupying the landing N the city and en-.
gagged IN the business afofesaids 80 and ~ nm
orthem.
sac. ?. Eyefy person, copartnership Of persons,
Sny ss. fOpo'a.s g sas pss or s,hef
structure stationed, moored or anchored on tho
waters Of either the OHIO or Mississippi rivers
within the limits Of saidcity, their agents orrer
wants, Who shall receive, forward or store or re.
shlp any goods, wares or merchandise on said
bo.t vessel hoat, cock, whsrfboat or other stru"-
tufe -hs.i be deemed guilty Of violation o. tuls
ordinance, and shall forfeit ana pay 70 and for
tn rs" OF the sad city sum not less than hi'y
dollars $500 nor more than one hundred dollars
Is 100 OJlior aud every day they are engaged
Ia car yIng on the wharfb0at business Aforesaid
without license, Provided, the provisions Of the
natbpats or 9th vessels used Tor nav gazing the
ONO and Mississippi rivers engaged in receiving
aud disch,TglIg freight
sEc. 3. II shall not be lswflI for any boat, YES.
sell host dock, wharfboit or other structure 10 be
permanently stationed moored or anchored on, AT
or near to the shore Of eltheT the Ohio or Missis-
sippl rivers within the Limits Of the city OF Cairo
for he purpose oi keeping any tavern, hotel OF
gioceTy, receive money for the entertainment Of
any guests or boarder- or to yend or to sell any
spiTiIuOu-, NlnOus or fcrmented liquors, or any
produce, goods, wares, merchandise, bookstores,
meats or provisions without hrst obtaining IL
conse therefor from the city council OF Their au.
thOrized officers, and every per ION, co,partner.
ship OF persons or hody corporate who shall VIC.
la,e the provisions Of the preceding section shall
forfeit and lay to and for the use of the city a
sum not less tnan ten dollars nor more than
one hundred dollars for each and every offense.
Adopted March y, Ell, Approved
THoMA, WILSON, Mayor,
Attest JoHS BRows, CITY Clerk.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-18
Ehe 8ulleiin.
Commercial.
r,r...., Evrsrsa, March ic, 1871

r,r..,,, EvrsrSs, March ie, 1871.
Transferring the lowering state OF th'
vs..bsr for the las. few days, and the fact
,hs. q ninsd steadily nearly all the pres
sp. day, business has been tolerabIy f"ir'
y. observe an improved market for oats
vhish hes been dull and inactive for some
vs,ks pass. Corn is firm. There is not
nush rsquss for hay Of any sort except
Choice Timothy which sells readily Tor
30 %.
The provision market is easy ana well
supplied.
yIOUR-The demand for -four is de-
ss.ins. The MARKETS weak, and prices
~, . downward tendency. Sales were
iCas various grades, deliver
ed..".....".".... ...'.'".*o oVao .?
800 Bbls various grsdes..."... 3 zoos 20
100 I" grades IRON
store. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 3 sos 70
Sales from City Mills were
$50 XXXX................".. oo
las XXX.............".. , W
loo XX......"."......."... =.
% ~ .".........''''''''''''
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-18
OF DISSOLUTION

The Co. partnership heretofore ex sting
between Joseph swoboda and Adolph ssoboda
under the firm name oi Jos Swoboda Bro, 10
this day dissol yed by mutual consent.
AdoIph swoDods l. authorized to collect all
Outstanding detts and 10 pay Al claims.
JOSEPH s~OB0DA,
Feb "a, Ie7l. ADoLFH bWOBODA,
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DIR. WEYER'S BIOGRAPHY.
WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.


We have before us little volume,
Biographical Notices of State officers
and Members Of the Forty-Ninth Gen
eral Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, y
which, considering the re-nemination
of DIR. Weyer, is-interesting. The corr
piler says DR.. Weyer 'ihas furnished US
with the following spersonaI' statement
in relation to his parentage and first
history"
s'Was educated in Common and High
Schools; By profession physician, and
a member Of the Presbyterian Church.
Cast my first vote for President for
General Jackson, and my last for II.
Seymour, and have never changed my
politics, but hare stood on the Jefferson
ian and Ctrlho9a platform, OF STATE
RIGHTSand MULTIPLICATION, ALL MY
LIFE, AND AAIsPROUD ofrITs
was married ON the 5th OF March, 1885,
to Miss Frances Mcbfasters. 7 an oD-
posedtO WOnle79 Suffrage. Nero jSHf-
Jrage,t NEGRO FREEDOM, Nero
EIGd0Jity and AegrOisn1 Ia all its pIlTGees.
1 9CeS not IN the late gCdr; AND THANK
GOD. I NEVER. fVoLUNTARILY, E BY
| WORD, ACT ORsDEED, AIDED or
lABETTED THAT ACCOUNTABLE
WAR, AND HAVE NOT ONE DROP or
IT'S BLOOD ON MY GARMENTS. l was
elected to and served as a Representa-
tive in the session Of 1880, under the
told Constitution; that and the position
! / now occupy, are the only civil Offices
I have heidi
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out the cellar should be dry. If the no

out the cellar should be dry. If the no
tatoes are free from disease, they NAV
be stored in close bins with the tors
covered with dry sand or loan, with
perfect preservation. Potatoes which
are tainted with rot must have their
sore spots dried up by exposure to the
dry atmosphere, and = dust of slaked
lime. Such potatoes are not fit for hu-
man food and should only be- used
under protest in case OF dire necessity.
In the storage Of large quantities of
potatoes for stock use, say in the barn
cellars, it is well to use q dust Of lime.
We saw a good example Of this practice
in the barn cellars Of The famous old
lagrieulturist, James GOHan, of Ger
mantown, near Philadelphia last fan
Bir. Gowan feeds largely ofroots to his
stock in winter; his ample stone-walled
cellars were heaped with potatoes and
other roots, all in the INCEST order. Be
fore putting in the stock OF roots fol-
/ winter, BIr. Gowan has the walls and
4 paved floors nicely cleaned and sprink-
led with lime dust, and as the potatoes
.lare wheeled in other dustings are I'd
ministered, by which all foul vapoHs
are avoided and the place IS free from
the noisome atmosphere usually en-
countered where vegetables are stored
in any quantity.