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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-01

IT. A. BRANDER,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 1924, CoRNHa CAAr AND VIRGINIA srarrrs.
Offers to the public
THE AMERICAN SUBMERGED DoUBLE-AoTINs
N0N-FREEzING
FO II @ Il q MP,
THE SIMPLEST AND MOST POWERFUL IN Usr
Il has proved to be the CHEAPEST, MOST EPFnr
TIVE. DURABLE and RELIABLE PUMP NJ I,
only for Family use but also for Florists Factoris
breweries, Distieres, Ships, &c. Besides the abe ~
mentioned advantages ovcr the usual style of Pup ~,
IT'S particularly recommended by Insurance Sjopm.
panies, on account OF its effectiveness In Ey Tin
GUSHING FIRE. The Smallest Pump will thras,
90 TO 10 feet through hose 'Aio"
1t 10 the CHEAPEST-its cost being les. hv an.
third than any Force Pump of the Same cacsc,s
and 1t never gets ont of order Perfeotlv sinniss
and any child can work 1t. Pie'
1t 10 now on exhibition at my store where ths n,h.
Lilo are invited to see il work.
ANY Commission Merchant receiving ardsrs tor
this Pump will be allowed liberal discount N-
Every PUMP h WARRANTED.
T. A. BRANDER
~. ,.o. Agent fer Virginia,
mig 1-w4t s~ '"s''''
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DoDn ON the Ceuncil.-The correspon.
dent of the Petersburg Inder, a leading Con.
servative, thus tells the truth about our Coun.
Gil. II is a good thing, and we thank him for
working for us:
Popular opinion is setting steadily against the
present incumbents, and though, through the
manoeuverings of their fuglemen, a greater number
may again set nominated, II is by no means certain
that they will be therefore elected
Last year, at the special municipal election. a
ticket, unpopular in many respects, was put forth.
and the Consequence was that many Conserva
exercised the rsht OF scratching that two of our
nominees were beaten SO it will be this year. 4
the people do not break through the ranks OF the
army OF small politicians who, for pay, usurp the
control of most Of the ward meetings, and thrust
upon the party men who rely for support upon no
other ground than that they ARE NOT RApIcAls-who
have no position recommendatory, and who gene
rally get elected because he is between them
and Radicals OF course there are some Competent
aud fit men in our present Council, but their mum
per is 80 small that they cannot leaven the mass
with tinge of their goodness"
To aid the correspondent in this good work,
let every Republican register at once.
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Just received, magnificent lot Of
PARhR, CARDS AND ENvnLOPRs
1r WEDDING and VISITING PURpOsRs-far sx-
peaoz to anything now offered in the oity-vhiSh y.
psosose 70 work up In cur usual ansqualisd styIs,
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Washington News and Gossip.
WASHINGTON, May l, 1871.
MR.. CoRCoRAN,

WAohlNuroN, M~y 4, loils
MR.. CoRooRAN.
Mr.. W. w. Corcoran was still in a very
critical condition last night, but his physi-
clans still entertain hopes that the erysipe-
las would be arrested, and that he would
recover. Mr.. Corcoran has expressed to
friends his doubt of this.
THE SUPREME COURT.
This body resumed its session to-day.
An announcement was made of several
important decisions, as well as the post
ponement of other cases to the October
term. Among the decisions were those in
the legal tender cases, wherein the consti.
tutionality of the legal tender act will be
affirmed, though the full opinion of the
court and the opinion of the dissenting
judges will not be read till the October
term.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-01

The Saratoga hotels will charge five
dollars q day during the coming season.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-01

City Council. This august body of miss
representatives meets this evening at S o'clock.
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THE SUPREME COURT,
SPAIN AND MEXICO.

IL is understood in official circles that
diplomatic relations between Spain and
Mexico will be resumed Immediately.
Spain has appointed Senor Herreros Tejada
as her Minister to Mexico.
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Skating this afternoon at 4:30.
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AUCTION SALES.

See Fourth Page for manchester News
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SIGN PAINTING.
ToR EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
SIGN woRK.
Call on
M 0 N n A G y n,
No. sousH TENTH srRzrr.
BEST WORK AT Low PRICES.
ap 30-lm
SHIPPING.

E0 B NEW YORK
The OLD DoMINI0N STEAMSHIP <EW
OOMPANYS elegant side-wheel =
steamship .WYANOKE. Captain BouRrr, viii leave
her wharf, at Rockets on TUESDAY, May I'd, al
o'clock 2. N. Freight received until IL NJ
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for.
warded with dispatch to all points-north, south
east and west Clase connections made with Cunard
line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Eero 90
w
Round Trip Tickets.... .................... 20 90
For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent
my lit No. Governor street
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

On Saturday morning, about II o'clock,
as Mr. Sam'l Shreeves, druggist in Union
town, d. G, was charging soda foun-
tain, it burst, and portion of the casing
was driven into the breast of Mr. Shreeves,
causing frightful wound, which resulted
In death 10 the afternoon.
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Eoh NEW YORK.
The VIRGINIA STBAMsHIP and 4 80
xAOkET COMPANY'6 elegant steam -
ship GEORGE B. UPTON, Captain RsnrRFs will
leave her wharf at Rockets on TUESDAY, May
"a, at p. M. Freight received up to the hour Of
sailing "
Close connections and through biIs of isipa p,veu
70 all southern and eastern ports "s eeA
This elegant steamship has ne cabin aocor pmoda
tions. sAoue-
m
Round trip tickets good until used, only....k6 "a
FOR freight or passage, apply to
DAVID ]. BURR. Presider.t
No. 1914 Main street.
Pier q North river: New York sp ze-st
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Gpsmimg Stats gaarnal.

PUBLISHED DAILY-(Sundays Excepted
At oIsH Main Street, Richmond, Va
Tho JOURNAL is delivered to subscribers In the
city at FUrEEN CHSTs PEE WEEK, payable to the
carriers-THREz CENTS per single copy.
PKcH .yoR MAILING. Three months 81 rs; six
months s. 90; one year 80 90
The WEEKLY JOURNAL will be mailed to sub
scribers sx months for rs cents; one year, 81 so.
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] will sell at my Auction House, on WEDNES-
DAY MAY Sd, commencing at IL o'clock q large
lot of FINE CHROMO5, just received.
Catalogues will be ready and Chromos con be seen
on Tuesday morning.
TH0S. W. KEEsEE
my 1-2t Anctionesr.
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MEETINGS.


NJ As0NIC NOTICE-rhe members of
lvI CHARITY LODGE No Q. A, 2. aid A. w
Masons are requested to attend a stated com /N
muncation of their Ledge az the Masonic Hall on
Marshall street, TUESDAY EVENING Nav I'd. at
o'clock
Members of sister Lodges in good standing are
traterrallv invited to attend.
Rs order of the Worshipful Master:
mvl-1ts W. ii. L. COMBS Secretary
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~ Mat. are duh prices unsettei small sales al sdec for
snJers and safe for Hams also 90 hhds Hams EHc $50
sid9ic and Is Picked Bellies Al VI 0l0c
RoD h demand with fair offerings vcak sales
So csr bought Chicago for the market CumberAnds
:, ie and Ribbed at l0lc Dressed Hogs doll At about
nn heurs d3Ac for Western and 9dSc for City.
I'm slowly with offerings larger d the demand prices
haTy Of $50 bbls aud tea at 2 FOR No ltd2ic for City,
sId2te r to prime steam and 13d3tc for Kettle Rendered
M delivery the demand moerst and prices without much
hauge e 1900 c for April at lGl3 and 800 les for May
A i3lc
PETR0JBUM-he market for Crude without features hold
while willing
the Greek the marie; Inactive and prices unchanged Refined
almost without demand and have favored buyers
quote A G24c Naphtha inactive and nominal For Phdepha de-
livery here moderate inquiry and pncs Ae easri sale Of 100
bb, March. At Atc with return quote spot Ha2ttc
RCB-Domestie extremely small sales 8d32c Foreign
demand 500 at n G7tc
duty paid and IS 40, gold, in bond
SCGAR-Raw Sugars In fair demand and m al 8d9l for fair
good Re6ung and No II Boz sales 1900 hhd 8ld8
for Cus 9c for Centrifugal do &C. for New Crop Porto Rico, 80
boxes Havana private Refined firm and in god demand
u 2lo for HarS L. A. Stuars quotations for Refined
oo~s Crushed lIe Granul''e 2iei Ground l23e White A.
HE ard Yellow c. l13c
sOAP-The market Tor CASTLE quiet and prices are without
Qnotabe change: W lO4 ole
SUMAC-Scy selling $75d 80 for the low and 8d
the high grades Virgins is SELLING az $3.50 SS3.
SEEDSThe market for both Clover and Timothy higher with light
arrivals inquiry sses Of 500 Clover III
quality and Timothy So so per bush Calcutta Lnseed
moent demand and the market 6rm sses OF 90 bsgo arrive
~ 80, gold, old
SrEARIN-Te market continues unsettled condition and
Trustworthy quotations he
TALLOW-The market quiet bat fm sales Of IS 900 at &C. for
Prime.
WIISKY-Tbe market fairly active prices steady; sales Of
375 bbls at 9l.c for lron-bound.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

MARCH l04 pkg Ashes ptgs BeeswaI 43 bales Cotton i
Cotton Seed Meal 972 bills Flour 5i65
bush Wheat 600 bush Corn 45 bush oas 500 bash Malt 81!
Seed bush Faxsee. bush ~
bb. Com Meal 500 bags Corn Meal % pkgs Buekwhest Flour 80
bags b. Peas O4 bbls Spirits Tupenine 259 bb Resin $40
bb Pork pk Beef Cut Meats ia pkgs Grease,
92 pkgs Lard 10 leGs Lard los kss Stean9 LAG pigs Butter
03l pkgs Chess l6 bb Eggs 81 pkgS TdIow ll2 pkg Dned
Fruit 10 Dressed Hogs, IA bbls Copper S4 b WHISKY lB bales
Wool bales Hemp II bales Hops SS sides Leather 1893 Hides
84i bds Hides @ hbs Toboco 2O Tobacco 29 Lead
200 Lead 4Sl bills NeVOeans nola SO bales Mos hhds
NewOTeans 43 Suusc lose pkes Starch 63 bag
Peanuts @ pkgs Salmon pkg Tea 70 bales Tow 2G3 bills Ea
Oil y bales Flax S bds WhsebOne r. 66 gales Cal Wine 1857
Cal Wine.
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Coupon Registered and by the Legislature Of Connecticut made e Of
all per interest payable January and July IN New
York They have The subscribed capital stock OF TIE
COMPANY all Of which except $500 has been PAID IN
cash OF t subscribed and paid by the C o.
Hartford mortgage trust to the Treasurer OF the state
The registered the Office Of the Controller OF the S anu
eountergne sDd the Of the Charter can only De o.
Hvered by the Company the proportion Of sT oonds "
50 cash previously expended in the eonstrooo OF he road
Tue road Hartford where connects with The Wh"h New
England system Of railroads westerly MertOn the Newfork
STATE % where IL Harlem Road north and south
with and Columbia To fishkD now eopl WIZ zoe
Poughkpe to he finished ID July Ahd
with M Connecticut Road 70 BE- built opening deci
connection supplies Of the Penn Coal COMPANY anu
the Delaware Hudson Canal Company wide field tI business
ope by ts numerous and River connections IN supplying h
country with coal lumber grain cattle and bTeauds from the west
and returning ou marble and the manufacturing products Of the
many thrifty towns along its bne.
The grading complete part Of the iron purchased Ho u~
LAYING will commence the condition Of the bed VII permit
The character Manager whom are Hon WILLIAM H.
BARNUM erGoy HoLLEY, GEORGE NJ. BARTHOLOMEW, ESQ.,
and JAMES GOODWIN esq., guarantee that the enterprise VI" %
carried through in substantial and economical manner
10 an and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11

D,,, ps,oSt BsnE Doughey Brothers u Co. Mechanics h
-pAf -, ncBvov a Co. Rect MeGrsnn Co. headrf'k-
~ NJ. Co Oa Cty-on City Savings Bank Re"0ra-k D.
ca s-unon-Georre sspdersOn Co SAaron-J Bea.'
=, sonh Co Sourrsst-schell Kimmeh ITrsTNh-FT"e"
- - C,,srtu Co WasAlngton-Saunel Haieit Wesi
.,.,K,1k Meveseh Co WatesbdrreA H. Bnley F. " K0cn
AieloW. ,,o,,v ,s,, Ann
Tvotdenoe-Green CanstOn.
WISCONSIN,
1,u,oask,e-C andee Amber Co, Marshall lldey.
GEO. s. boutwell,, Sec'y OF Treasury.
PRoGREss OF REDUCTION OF PUBLIC DEBT OF UNI
STATES. p,.sert
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ELIZADETHTOWu 4 PhDUCAH
Railroad of Kentucky
FIRST MORTGAGE
EIGHT PER CENT. CONVERTIBLE BONDS

This road connecting important points Of Louisville and Pao'Sh
1855 miles long passes cb agricultural and mineral sec
ton Of Kentucky The ae will be abundaniy n"her>
tive
SIXTY mile slready successful operation and i
pected will he opened Geenve SO miles IN July bsI
The Of the hns ION which considerable amount hs pee"
erpDde vii, be pse vigorously completion The Company have
in good soek subscriptions amounting 70 s30Soooo'
OF which The City Louisville subscribed 81 100000
The only lien the property and franchises " 'ht
Company safeguard purchasers deposed WIN
the UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF HBWYORk which
win pay proose the Railroad Company only The rsoo o
construction.
The management IN hands Of most responsible and favoiabD
Kentucky with the guaranty Of their able snd au
direction with the large sount Of so Subscribed es bono
form a yer, xafe aud dsapbk investment
The coupons the first days u March and September
tle Bank VI AmsTica, NswYork
The Bonds offered At the lev pee Of s cents and accrued ID
,t and o., with ooutdenc. recommend investors thor
'Ue"' NORTON SLAUGHTER Co.. Il Broadst
HALLGARTBN 4 Co., Is Broadst
w ALEXANDER SMITH Co. 90 WallhL
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Qoruorailon Noiltes.

Dxp.xrrrsr % TAIs AND AsssssssS"
No \, Ca,snsNssr Nav foRk, JAn lS'l ,,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN .n H.,,,s ,e tn, cI,,
40 cn 81 Ne. YorI ls1 vii be open os %
mt ,s sl IA, o April s7i inclusive, Toe ne eos0a o. o
n "a. OF the aforeh sA ana
ha 'pe 81 County New iorh All persons believing
@ " must male application 10 The aanos
10 orer obtain the shef PROMISED by ls~
THOS j. CRBAMRk, Of TsIes
s w 4 hisS SANDS, A.s.ss..A
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD.

hORkih AND ESSEX DIV lSON.
wiSTBR ARRASGkaky IS commencing MONDAY Nov q 100
ton Brnch At Dover ii Chester Branch a. W.oo
T 1R s Can od s S S BEND Ss rs %a on Sra
and OVeso all the LAeEavanns and BOon'6urg
' niios D.. LEHGT VALLEY EXPRESS stop, Ss.rs
s 'Sss G' Pspssg "h Bel D fT Bes Sc and
Esston with v L. for Bethlehem AsntoNn hsuee Chunk and
4op m SCRANTON EXPRESS with Chester
R. and Washiugo sith d.. L., and
R for W,!sr s.g s,5Sp;g1i and sss.on p,,. c,
For YOUNGSTOWN n2o rloa m, $50, $40 ';Io, ';2O
For SUMMIT $50 1880 and 1910
For oRASGS sOl sorTH ORANGE. s,o 10 'l2 loo .sd
II NJ l:l0 33o $40 42O 49, SGD 500 $50 300 and tS
For NEWARK, sM $50 500 ao $40 1910 ioS il;oc
go $40 $40 500 500 .6:2O $50 -s:Oa $500 and llS
fsass sp%Yo S BIocaFisLD and KoSTcLAR $50 and
II: a. u, aud $500, $3.50, $40 ADD 6:1op IN
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave Depots
AZ foot Of Chambers-st aud FOO. Of Sdst as follows
Through Trans s.y. &c, ShanSs Be e.: , a" .s s ss
s' S'S s ,sS PBrS D.G Es hsa:
vile mssscent sleeping CeAeb running THROUGH Z. Cleveland
Gaoa Sleeping co,eas accompany The II an from sS.
&. sS from to aosSs Suc
r sT PsFi rs ssi Nv: e' ss ~
For Md5l,tO"n and w.y 1920 NJ Ca 'A' NIL .'d San
+; ssss "a AZ W. N., s nd :55' q . m
and way, and NJ eei.' AS and ';1r NJ
For ri,:' s 80 S AID S a. F R%H cS.nses Depot
| Gas 1890 m 10 m; 'l.t5 T. 5. Sis, and 6:45 m
For HackenSack hlsAe from 2hst Depot 1850 m Ani
IS 3:45 t5:ls SIS and t64 From Chambenst De" ~"
| N and |, 4, t5l5 6, and I6s- N. - -.
a. l5 i35 4l5 5:l5 aud i6 and sasuraI only ~ ~
m Frcm Chanbesst Depot at 81 m 1877 tS:U, f'lo wv
9:l5 and Saturdays only tl2 90 midnight
Tickets for Drawing Room ana Netns
Coaches for the checking usnsier OF
gage e Company Offices al al9 and 90 oa way 20
l25tL-st and hsrrmj
3 PutoB BrooIyn Depos Of Chsmbersst sAd foot ga
Erchangepsc and L0ns Doek Depot jersey Wy o
4 Of the Agents at the prince pal hotels M, p.p,
| c-,J snnSt 1910 Genl Passr Al
sn,Iy tPor HaeksRsaek only.
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We quote;
NJ. 20 0d - - hosendAle Y on. "SN -
XR H....PM 9Oodl0 70 LINZ =. -
Nh."''''' 8 Common y bbl.............S 81 ~
Y-isls,3 . 5OdO % Lump 4 bbl................ IS
49, P.1 n n 10 olal5 o. Laths Eastern, y No.. 90
HsgNisinb,s Fronts. IS OJpS %
HuE .Novs soOtia. w., y tan 80 Sed4 20
c,. mar buh -. a % Nova Scotia b. A. O0d3 81
-, - 3S a -lCAlc RAst 6City y O032 IS
REFSWAX-Tee has been fair demand and the market 10 hn
,ls Of 2 90 70 ST a. d3jc fer southern go
BRSTAmeucsn Grsv and White are without quotabe change
d. denspi Is ussiera.e quote from 4si q ~ So
COTTON-Te market s active and s bm but no lowers for
.t he market and closes sedy last
iSg bales 49, aisle 5000 bales for April
l3fIl4c LOO bales for June at
10 ior Jsly 3 dl4G 30 bales for August at l4e
~ ,v 7OO bales or l3ldl 70 9l6e $500 bales for April
"a Sfa5 ql6e 2aO bales MAY l37l66l12e; $500
hsles t June 1908 e 0 ses for July At lSdlSis sn
bales August The sales the spot aO07
bales evening" including o bales for export i bales for
SUMPTION S bales M eesoR and 2to bales IN transit quotes
IL AafsmA NeW-flreauS Tevs.
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- IL ID kinls remAlI

AZ ronuaL We Quocl
Ar,r,r,ne l2o1fOI...l3 Sperm. Patent Lyles POI
,S-trr D...,.,........ GSO hamus d4V
sem Patent Juifs pm GiO S,esrc, R. 6. Mitchell
p,.ent Nsrvs'.-- 0z..............R d29
ClFFEE-Holde are st owing the small sock; other kinds
A. sy; quote dl1tc; Java l5dHlc; hsrscaiho
sas Laguayra G gold sales 1850 bags Rio per steamer
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iFor Fremont and NTaek Of
ONC Island RAILROAD.

4
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
on anil amer MONDAY, OCT "a 1870 Trains vi" leave 'Anes'hp
a. follows;
$3.50 A. IN Greenpon and Sag HarbOL
1880 a. Norhp0r WAY Train. . o.
abor and Kerhesd Express runs rongn 70 oeen-
sort on SATURDAY nights
400 p. u. Eorthport RIpress .,---,-,.
D Hampstead Nay Train runs 70 hp on Ss'onuay mEns
600 .. D. N0rhpor Way Tram . ..,n,--
All tns branch for Henlssad sunisy trains o kosyn
Glen Locus Valley Hcksye hunung9n snn A's
Point at $3.50 a. and p IN o ~ DAhtON GUY =
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THE MARKETS.
rc,rtull, reported for THE TRIBUNE !

fCarefulY rcIorted iOf IhK IhlBUNE =. -,
PRIpAY March 10. 1871.
suRS-Pos are only moderate request and prices steady we
- sg Al Is Pearls dull and nominal SO Is 80 . =
VTTIpNG MATERIALS The marie for most all articles coming
~ beading has been only moderately aeVe and prices are steady
We
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SUPREME CoIRTmGREIEsNl,Er Coz, G0VN ST6s6V

SUPREME COI Rl-UhELNE NON ~ 4 %
Fox and WniLI1m LIBBEi panhasg SAMUEL HANNA, AMOS
jaso hh Cshape Cunningham Blrood Amelia Banri
Jam; Red I'M NM S sa'J jane. s2 Rs SSn wo
oDa. kenny Byron JaOe Elm. Hanna C1oPoes s Js lam
Conne deDl Ia s1d by virtue Of Judgment or decree
Of The supreme CSu Of he stat Of % ss Re s ee n aD
pointed purpose will SELL at prhe suction At The Col hos
dar Of J,naary 1871 O'Clock in the afternoon ell those LANDS and
PREMISES desedh said Judgment follows to S' 1s.
in the town o. Cst 10 OF Greene and STATE Of Sesio
All ~. S, zoe i' TO sSa psV and John Day on The day nu
1872 bo follows. Beginning ,ce mouth OF. Of 1SD DsI ms
sons the e 70 the ground the oh side Of the an
pike road Ssoo 90 ,e 'O.n ink. to Be
the formerly occupied BY william wrie tenee on lnf ,oa
6yso links stone SCI in the ground ea 'Gqs p Se %
eh'ia and Nsny 9ts 70 S, p me k or eree
thence au and along the a eeh 10 ZIP Pfe' on % "inI
where The seorng mill stood nth n the IN, Inv % Whit
An hi certain piece parcel Of land tnae in the town Of Cats
ne1 owned by the Elders and Deaon' Of the eond Prot
Dr'e Church Of Lei. ;od IT, oss o Se SS
hin saving and excepting oat Of The above GRANTED premise Ger
her s%s an. paT'enlal described
certain d1d from ns 1 r S s q rra Gsene COUNTY cs
Once A. nv reference said deed sill more fully appear -,
va, IS described g ioovs Also night Of twenty feet IN Tah
hundred Get rom the com, 81 e Of ths
eonj ,t on degrees east aud nnln
, north for,yhy minutes east two chains
Tager ~th t water nights tnfments herehtanehts ua sPdr
i.n.rees 10 said premises belonging IN any wise D
November 20. 1870 - -. uhV""H w. '' ~
OtsgY 4 KIv6. Plaintiff Attorneys ~. :,
posTpoSRMRST the above described premises uol
the above notice postponed the twenty thiri day OF January %
Two ck IN the Afternoon at the same place above eSnyl oI Nh
W. ns,sd I,nnsry Q Jg1i GEORGE X OLNBl, Referee
oLxsY 4 KIsG Plaintiff Attorney -, to. ,.A.,
ELECTROMAGNETIC sale Of the seoydesehbe Pen.ss aS
ths shav. notice further postponed 10 the trst u VI
Is in, AZ two O'Clock afternoon at the sane place so"
specified for said sale p''s' GEORGE oLSBY Referee
PosTPONRARyT-The Of the shove described premises a
G ahov. notice il further postponed 70 the seventh u
Pebruary O'Clock IN the afternoon AZ tns sa"' P
specified Tor 'Aa 'Ns DA'' GEORGE R. oLSBY Referee
OlSrY KIsG Plsndfs Attorneys ,,.. 1s,
pnsTpogPNRNT-The the above described premises
h .ho,, notice h hereby further postponed TO the
phns, inst At xo O'Clock the afternoon at the sane place a0o
specified for SAID SAFE D''''' GEORGE oLsEY. Referee
pIsTpoSRMEST-Tbe sale Of the above described pIenhs
ar sIays notice l. hereby postponed to The hst y
afternoon, al the same pace "'' ~
for sad sale Dated February H. l6 po,op otyVY Referee
Otxxy KisG. Plaintiffs Attorneys IT., ...,... ,nle,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sale OF tae npo'e a. ~ N.rb
IN. above uoer hereby further postnu 70 ne ,s .nes
inst al txo 'clock 10 the afternoon Al 'he @"o P
Dated March L. Isl. opopoF n aIyEY Referee
OxrY Krsa. Plaintiff Auy'
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ar 80 bblS We quote: -. ,os-c ,r
Bseai dull and heavy $3a % 10 for state ana % S
q - for Pennsylvania &c.,, .,o
Ibis We quote; ..oa
Corn Neal Western. 75G 10 C. Meal Brwe, Dc "a 100 ~ "
Con Meal West ". 8 85G WI -. -.. ..
PDe yellow al 6d u G5i Coarse Al 81 co. Cob Meal 81 +0a
. g. abd Grouud Feel AZ 81 4OQ IL -
S-ere fair demand for DRY Cod since our last and ne
market remains dru prices hear OF change Of Importance
ST. ~ 30 otis Msckere moderate demand, and prices are
r, sses Of bbs Herring lair request bud pSoes art
49,. L. ~ a We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11
DURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court

DUKNUANT 10 a UtcTtt OF Iht IfIgII IUUTI
Of made in a HILBERT agsn Huber All
persons claiming Descendants Of THlRLA HADFlELD ~ VIII
frANS SrAFF0D late Of Mis- IN the County
Of Derby England wiz lea hst County about the year @ 70
Ne Interested Of JOSEPH STAFFORD late OF NeN NILS
a sid Manufacturr tceld or before the
2 dav 1871 IN and their claims the Chan
haneelor Sir JAMES BACON. at No. II NeHsqaar
neohs Inn the County NteI eta thereof they will
he pTrInp.orly excluded benefit OF The sad Decree
WEDNESDAY Of Jane, III at u ~ the c'oek al
noon :; appointed Tor the bearing AMI audcng
upoa the elAims-Dated the I'd dlT Of February. l8ll
-f' JOSHUA BIRD ALLEN. Chief Clerk
CHESTER URQUHART Staple Inn Agents for william Warbur'
Igt..n s,llcit