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Excess to lo5. SA5
Receipts at Bombay for same week, ROO
bales, against 5000 same time last year.
Last year at this time middung here was l4s5
IN New York, f6Hc; in Liverpool, uplands, 81.
Middling here to-day is I71Sc. Mlddling is q
shade better in price and hrmer than At this
the week we ana mat on MONDAY there was
more animation in the market than for the
previous ave days 500 bales changed hands,
o oB %%,sffb5N .HEg ssS qq l6e m al 4assT rs
more animated. Sales amounted to
400 bales and middling was
sold on 8 slight decline, middlings being quot
ed I749l75kc. On FRIDAY there was consid-
erabie inquiry, the market being hrm. 400
I7Lc. The sales were light on SATURDAY;
only 800 bales changed hands at the prices
o. the day before; Today, AoNDAf,
ton market In the morning, buy
ers were out en- masse, and wherever factors
offered at Saturdays quotations, sales were
made. Outside Of any news either from New
York or Liverpool, the market was hrmer than
al the close on Saturday, and after the dis
patches from Liverpool, Indicating an advance
and factors invariably held at &c advance,
and, Hs the sales below VIII show, low mid
ding is 1sg14c above Saturdays quotations,
whne middllng is arm at r7Hc, and strict mid
dLng I7<GlS1Se. Il Is evident that the main
feature 10 this market Is the increased de-
mand for bright cottons, while the lower
grades are In q measure neglected. The sales
70 day amounted to 300 bales; among them
were the following: Il ordinary, lsc; Il low
middling, E1<c; 10 strict good ordi-
nary lie; 4strict low middling,I7zc; Is low mid
ding, ILc u low middlin<, IKE; 50 strict
good ordinary l6z; 80 middling, Ike; Is good
ordinary, t6zc; 81 barely low middling, I7c; IS
good ordinary, I6Jsc; "a middling, IISc; 10 strict
good ordinary, lie; q strict good ordinary,
I6zzc; 10 strict good ordinary, lie; i ordinary,
l61s; ~ low midding, HLse; l2 strict good or
binary Il I-l6c; 6 middling, r3sc 20 ordinary,
l6Lc; Is strict middling, rEzc; Sstrict ordinary,
Ice; Is strict ordinary, I6{c; 100 middling,
EEc; 81 good ordinary, 1886; 6Ordinary, I6Lc /
los strict low middling, ITO: q middling,
l7Lc; 80 middling, Exc; IS middling, I714c; p
good ordinary, l65ze; II middling, Ike; SO street
middling, II a-l6c: 100 low middling, lie
l0 strict good ordinary, l7c; 81 strict low mid
ding, l714c; 81 strict low middhng, I75<c; 50 low
middling, l7Hc; 24 strict low middling, TTzc;
closed firm, middltng at I73sc, with an active
iIQufFV. We uuOfa-
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CHANCERY SALE
REAL ESTATE
-oN
Saturday, November 25th, 1871,
Tuesday, How mbar 2sih, 1871.

No. 5ls-H. D. Second Chancery Court OF
shelby countys-Mary A. Field, edm'x, ETC,
vs. ChRr es a.. Field and others.
u virtue snd in pursuance to the direc-
- tions Of a deeres OF the Second Chancery
Cour, OF 6nsiby county. made in the above
cause On 18th October, Isn, 1 viii. on
Saturday, EOysnbsr 25th, 1871.
In 'front.' OF my ofnoe. in the city OF Memphis,
between Il am and l2ms sell 70 tie highest
and oSst bidder, at puzzle auction. the fol-
lowing desc bed tracts Of land, to-Wit:
situate in shelby county, state OF Tenne%
sec, g d is described as follows: Fronting on
the Old Ralsign road, about four miles from
court Squsre, Hemphis- Beginning at q stake
or Hollywood avenue, running west on
Raleigh plank U I ~ chains and two
~ links; thence north "a chains 81 inks to
the Iemphts and Ohio railroad; hence east
WGTdly ~ nine chains 80 eighty-four links
70 holly wood n and thSnce south "a
. LOO chains 10 the Beginning, containing q
Ths above is situated about = hall mile
nom Sprtngdales station, on the Memphis q
Louisville railroad, being the homestead Of
the late Dr. Chas. Fields, has an eleganIre res
ldeuce and good outh0uses, about zen acres of
wood. and. bslane cleared and Is q very de-
sirsbIe place. Title perfect.
/ Will also sell, to the highest bidder, at
public auction, a. the depot at Moscow, Fay
elite county, Tennessee, on
Tuesday, November 28th, 1871,
between the hours Of liam and u m, the
following described real estate: A tract Of
iEnd situate in the county OF Fayetts, state
Of 2 ennessee, being the north end OF 3 tract
of $50 seres owned by Willis Persons, besInn-
ing at n stake in VIM. D~SvenpoEt's west line,
said Persons northeast eOrner, and running
thence north E4H poles to q stake, with mui-
berry pointers, J. ID. BrsWster's southeast cor
ne-; thence ives. with Brewster's line us
poles TO q stake \ white oak pointer;
hence south IIf% poles to 3 stake with gum
pointer; themes east 10 poles to the DegInr-
Ing, containing Q50j u hundred and thirty
acres.
said last above described tract lies about
three miles from Moscow, Ia said county,
said tract has between city and sixty acres Of
cleared land, balance most excellent tim
beTed and Title perfect.
Terms OF Szle-One-thfrd cash, balance in
two equal payments at one end tWO-years
from cate Of Eale, secured by notes bearing
interest 81 The rate OF ten per c mt nom date,
and a lien retstned on the land to secure the
deferred payments.
NJ. D. L sTEwART, Clerk and Master.
This November 1, ISL.
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SOOd and willow Ware.
Last week we noted the changes in a few
lending articles under this head. This week
We make no changes. The market is steady
with an active demand The trade for tbe
past week, as reported, has been very good
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49, -
NEw YORK, November II, 1O:l5 a-m-The
market is quiet but strong. Ordinary, I55Sc;
good ordinary. I5sc; Bodybuilding, lS1sc; mid
ding lolzc: middlLLg Aabama, lSzc, IN udling
Orleans. 1870; middling Texas, ls5sc. Futures
-Norember, 5 3-lb; December, 1916; January
ls55; February, lS1se; March, l9lsc; April, 1850.
y m.-Market gu ct but strong Ordinary,
l5lsci good ordinary, I73sc; low middling, Is1sc;
lddlng lS1gc; mlddling Alabama, lS5<e; mid
dnng Orleans, 1880; middling Texas, lC1sc.
Sales 300 bales, Including 270J on Saturday
evening. Fulures-May, l9kc.
1915 pm.-Market strong. sales on spot. 5000
bales, chiefly on Saturday evening Futures,
900 bales; November, Is BIO; December IS5kc;
January, is s-l6ci February, Is l3-I6c; March,
lsc; May, 1910.
$40 p.m.-MsTket firm. Ordinary, I5Zc; good
ls1ac; mtodlng ALBANIA, lS{c; middli.g Or
leAns, lg3sc; middling Texas, 1870. Sales, for
export, $50 bales; spinners, SIS bales; specula-
tors, % bales; in transit, $50 bales, chiefly on
saturday evening futures, l0,OOJ bales; March,
l9c- The daily cotton report for the past three
days at all United States ports Is as follows
Net receipts, 3,I2 bales. ExpOrts-to Great
Britain, i2,H6 bales; 70 continent, 57o5 bales.
Stock-an classes, Sl4,450 bales.
Gotten in New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, November Is. u;sO am
Cotton strong; mtodling ISc, sales so 0sICl.
LLsht exchange EgAo discount. sterling,
P,m2Cottop strong; mIddIIng. Isc. Sales.
1000 bales, sight exchange, %914c discount.
Sterling, W5s9ls5s.
Cotton in Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, November Is, $50 p.m.-Cotton
closed strong; sales to day, II ID bales. of
which 40G0 were for speculation and expori.
Kidding uPlsnds' 8 7-l6di Orleans, g5zc.
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The above statement Of receipts, exports,
etc, al United States ports, telegraphed on Fri
daylast compared with the corresponding week
last year,i II a. follows: Receipts decreased ,l2j;
since september I, decrease, l02,6l5 Exports
decrease, / ~, since September l. decrease,
Gbl2 Stock al all ports decrease, 1855 bales
The following table shows the quantity OF
cotton In sight OF the 81 November, and al the
same Time last wear.
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sash, Doors.BlInds and Lumber.

Nothing Of special interest has transpired
since last review. The market is unchanged
with q steady demand.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate
Monday, December u, 1871.

No. gsss,-Iz the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby county. Tennessee.-A. Radgssky
W Mary Malone ct al.
DY virtne Of an order Of sale made in this
- cause, l Will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, in front OF The office OF the
Fecond Chancery Court in the city of Mem
Ping. Tennessee, on
Monday December !lh, 1911,
Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wit: situated, lying and being
IN the county OF SHELBY, Stste OF Tenuessee,
beginning at a point fifty G0j feet south OF
Intersection CT Front and Jackson streets,
Memphis; thence eestwsrdly one hundred
and forty-eigas INT One-haif Q4SE) teet - an
alley; thence Eo1thWardiy th1rty-ave l&)
fest, more OF less; thence westWardly one
hundred and foTty-eight and one-haif (tSHl
feet to Front street, more or less, to place oI
beginning
Terms % sale-On o credit Of six. twelve,
ana twenty foul months, In equal
instruments, purchaser executing notes, with
approved security, bearing Interest from
date; lien retained to secure purchase money.
EQUITY OF redemption barred.
This November o, u.
N. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
WesocOtt = Stahl, soils for compft. mo-
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HOPE HALL INSTITUTE,


4 SCHOOL FOR GELS BOYS, PROP.
n j. T TCOF, f~RINOTPAL, has been re-
moved 70 No, lAo MARSHALL AVENUE, where
he next session VIII
seglz the First AsadsY II September, 1871.
Spacious grounds (neariy three acres), good
water, comfortable sckool-rooms, supplied
with improved school furniture, q large snd
beautiful grove are features which make khe
location both heaithfal and desirable.
The Principal pledges his entire energies
mis- care.
Discipline and t-hOroughness the two lead
ing characteristics o. the school
D.. BsarG, David Walk. IA tfleton, d.. d.
so -. Aahn &. Tool fvHl
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Roots and Shoes.
This lin Of business has been moderate
only, since our last review, there bein. a de-
crease in the trade compared with previous
weeks of the season. Collections are not read
lily mads-sttl' there is no complaint by our
merchants. The weather has been most fay
branch of business. We have no changes TO
note. We quote:
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St Louis, by the destruction Of Chicago,
might secure the greater share Of the grain
trade. But ST. Louis insurance companies re-
fuse 20 take risks, and holders can have no
loans on grain receipts. There Is as yet no out
let al New Orleans, and therefore Milwaukee,
Toledo, and Cleveland are prOhttng most by
the woes Of Chicago, and Boston is bidding
heavily for the grain trade. Would not New
Orleans be bles II she had q SueE canal 10 the
sea and how grain viii low into Memphis
when such a canal is dug? The Erie canal
Will soon be closed by ice, while that which
should give the west Access 10 the Southern sea
would b. open forever.
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The following Is the New York weekly state
ment for the week ending on Friday, the 10Th
inst:
Receipts for the week mp TO this time l2,sl5
Receipts a. this port since September istlI7L,7S9
Exports nom this port since Sep. - SqS5l
Stock on hand at this pOrt----- 48GlO
Receipts al ali u. S. ports for TINS week l0ig40
Aeceipts al All g.s ports sloce Sep. lst.-569.982
Exports from u. ). ports since Sep. Isl. Pisces
Stock In u. ). ports up 20 this time NIL5IO
Exports for this week from New York to
u.27
Exports fer week ffOm u. >. TO Liverpool 29lB
Exports sor this week nom u. ;. 20 the
l0s57
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Cattle are in good supply ard fairly active:
% TO- cholce, IS 80 toS4 % for medium to good,
Anu ~ VVior Ommon No Texas cattle in the
market Sheep are in brisk demand for best
grades az &c gross, and dull and nOminRl for all
others. hogs are n null supply and dull at Ssza
sc lor heaVy, and f4N414c fOT light weights.
me weather Is entirely too warm FOR an active
hog market Fresh cows With yound calves
sen IeSdly at SS1@D for common to medium,
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COFFEE.

some idea OF the causes PRODUCING he recent
sudden advance in the price Of Bio Adee from
~ 70 nearly Il cents may be invta,yed in
the folloYi Z facts: Coffee was on& like
sugar and cotton, mainly the produc OF ,egro
slave labor; As the area OF slavery has Seen
nArroWed, the cost OF coffee, like that of cot
uoni mas been advanced. ugRr, in lS47, on the
Plantation. was worth only IL cents per
Pound. sugar Is now worth mole than four
times this sum, and, for like reasons, the price
OF coffee has doubled. We may infer that the
productive energies OF Jufiy are not promoted
~ ehancipatlon. He is much happier, how
ever ana so with the rest of
The three great coffee-gruwipg districts
are Ceylon and Java, where the Dutch
+ 81 India charter is about 20 expire, and II
this be not renewed, Java will be as vaiueIess
as hSyti, and spectators In coffee contemplate
ms possibility, and Brazil, where slavery Is
being abolished We see the results, ami trades
men anticipate lessened production. The esfi-
mates Of the short crops, however. which are
now made and published must not be taken
with too much eredulity, as the range of area
under cultivation IS so large that ID Is impossi-
ole TO judge of the crop with accuracy. The
lowest eSumstes OF the crop now given by in
tellgenL students OF The subject are as follows:
For the Brazils, 10000 tons for Java, 1000; Tor
CeylOn. 1000.
In this country the consumption in 1921 was
Vne pound iOur ounces for each person; In
l6S, SIX poun'is; ia lsjl, eight and a hall
POUNDS Our total consumption in 1872 was
9agVV TONS IN lse2 il was only 4l,00O tons and
l1t year u was l24,OV0 tons. In 1851 Eu
rope consumed ls6,CoJ, and the United State
20 w toDS-tOtsl22 O. ! In 1867 me proportion
was : IelioWs: rope. > 200j: United States,
s-gUi total, S1At In io7J: Europe, S47 .COe
MED ststes, LOO; totsl AL LOO. II our
population numbers oDe bunured millions IN
tne year lsD IS mSny precict ths7 It viii, We
mould cinsume al the present rate per per
son (1eariy eight pound. 81 90 tons Of eOf.
lee. Inc IN rsH country has
seen rapidly Inccessing OF late, on account
lower d1ty, and the greater demand OF
the o0loIed population N the southern
states, This demsnd is principally Tor Rio.
The Increased demand amocg the whites Is
m 1RIlW for lava ann hargpa4hn Tha 49,
sumption win be checked, o. oJusss, by the
rise In value.
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RoNRAY sHIrMENIs

BoMBAY SHIPMENTS.
Iron the New York Journal OF Commercial
ISL 1T -
ct. Brit. CONT CT. Brit Cont
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For some months past there has been g
marked decline in the gross earnings OF lead
ing railroads. This is said to have resulted
from q decline In prices Of all sorts OF commO-
dities. But the net earnings are augmented
since the cost Of machinery and OF operating
roads has steadily declined Railroad stocks
were for a time effected by the facts stated, but
railroad m snagen have learned rapidly how
10 practice economy and they save faster by
this than they lose in reductions OF tariffs.
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LIVERPOOL, November IS, $50 p.m.ICotton
closed strong; sales To. day, IL tlg bales. of
which AGO were for speculation and ezpori,
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AT 6s1 BROADWAY, CORNER OF FOURTH sTREEr-
Liberal advances Damonds. Watches, Jewelry, bnks
Cames Hair shaws Laces and Properly of every
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DuRsUANT TO. A DECREE OF THE HIGH COURT OF
1870 made in The cause Oh Henry Lewis and Edward John
Brock plaintiffs, and james Cslhcar. defendant
AL persons claiming 10 be pcl Of kin, according 70 tne
sau for the distribution Of ntestates estatee OF Joseph
Bradphaw late 9 RalinaSargv, 10 UP county OF WesmeAns
DEATH which occurred on o. about hs Eonh p msrs NJ. y
kh A By tbeU picior, op Or before he ~ DAY n
ber s 70 come 10 and prove ,ssf & said n sbe CITY
Of Dublin e e ssssG, IA A:TsS NJ ~ p'''"'''"'
TuSsday the l5k day Of D6cenber iS1 ~ the ncm o. ~
O'Clock ia hs forenoon spponted ios hearing and aalsaS
caiac pa!.S Sa ls sRe iS SSS 81 Jnn. 1871! ,,
WILLIAM HENRY ko0RATHt -
Solicitor for painu1ss Ne Vpper Assr0a &Sseh 49,
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EDw ARD r. BARBER,


By authority Of the Board Of Directors the New York
sS 81 % pubic
OF $ %
house 2. Duncan, sesnaR 4 Qs,E
the banking house Of she Bank Of the Metropolis No. u
The Company authorized 70 construc. Two v.dus RAN
snJ ws ,s, se P
Chambers street between broadway and Chatham e
ooSn: s1o: a e. po~sr nsrsp % SrIns pss
q sv or sT.sSss: from time e %s n inI PAR
81 Suns p, ,re psloa sowsd os Ss n
railway tns c,y me Msyo{ AIaeMsn S % sna S9%smSaA s
s'Ise e .Se.D. g ~ Tor w .ss: s.S
s S sss e: & B.ss s
S Re n. e q, e: s
Supervisors Of county authorized 70 Issue The bonds
q 1psdsD sd sGs'G s
railway H ard through .has county For tSe props, equal
aaOn nn pny II II %ss he
horSed 10 ssuc FER interest," such payments pay
'eES fss sE: :rms . % q WIN ss iolloy.
S n % vTS &. q sos 81 Dcc on notice
thirty dsys but call 81 any one time 70 exceed ten per
Scrip for Interest At the of per Per
v s:ued b NE company ysysss ow % me ne . nr
HFn .eFTssa for wSis ssy days after he soSsccs
'hr soDpsny hs right close
booSs Al any tms AFTER the 9sth day Of July, 1871
By order Of The Board SLRSSSpfn 81 R!lsfH5n STEWART
SEEFsxSS9SS+ +ANsToR,
-'e commlssousrs (; on Behalf Of .hs Company
NEW YoRE, June ~, 1871.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, 90.
AT wALDRON 3 COOKIES HORSE MART,
"A corner Cedar and New Church streets,
THIa nAN A 10 olclooI

A T wALDRoN 3 COOKIES HORSE MART
"A Cedar and New Church streets.
. THIS DAY, st ~ O'Clock,
Al eucon the entire Esabhshmens by special sale. OF
D. " Marsh dsceased and q O. Mcintyre Esl. This 1ale
includes one Black Hawk 0eldinG, years. % hands, nne
Top wsson %sdS g order: klmR. Of Boston; ons gsy
rne Que half spring Road Wagon CITY makers set Har
gentle and trus single and double one bay pony
tre one Canadian otins Pony 1l hands, has been
driven IN svo sound, true and gsntlei one Top Buggy,
free Snd true and :0ana 0pe bay pacing Mare
Horse I6H hands hno action, ec driver kind and gentle;
one Uusenbery Van Dussf Road Wagon male to order
and and tTus set Harness Ih, sale Y. % q hs be
handled BY good horsemem and e.
represented, with ample no for trial No postponement
for weather. --e
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TIE NEW YORR .nrcu.
RAILWAY COMPANY.

THE NEW YoRR ,r,.rrcr,
RAILWAY COMPANY.
ALEXANDER T. STEWART. A. OAKEY HALL,
WILLIAM N. TWEED, JOHN JACOB ASTOR.
AUGUST BELMONT, PETER b. SWEENY,
CHARLES A. LAMONT, LFVl j. MORTON,
FRxNKiiN OsGOOD' WILLIAM r. bLoDGErT,
VM BUTLER DUNCAN, RICHARD O'0ORMAN,
JOHN J. BRADLKY, JOSE z. NAVARRO,
CHARLES l.. TIFFANY, HENRY SMITH,
WILLIAM 4. TRAVERS, EDWARD b. WESLEY,
JOSEPH SFLI0MAN, MANTON MARBLE,
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY, JOHN HNTAYLORJOHNsTON,
HENRY HILTON.
HENRY HILrON,
President
HUGH SMITH,
VI. BUTLER DUNCAN,
Treasurer.
EDWARD r. BARRIER,
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NEW FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE 70 WEST
IN Ftftyhrst street in simple; medium size; on the
most approved plan. Apply on prcmiseA
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THE TURF.

FLEETWOOD PARK-fROTTIN0.-wE
July 26 ISL Purse and stake @6O0 Mile heats, In g.
10 harness, ~ p. NJ H. Casey names Z. Hickey; NJ
Belenser names b. Hiram q johnson names gr siela
r. j. n. VAN CORTLAND, President.
ID. TALINAM udo,,N
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D. TALLxAr, Superintendent

pRosPEcT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.
Match, &l00. heats bss5 Ia 10 wagons T. Hen.
dricks names Butcher Boy A. stulss bm NettIe
Good day and track.
GEORGE v. OAKLEY, superintendent
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! DEPOSITS OVER H3,LO0000.
l5 BLEECKER STREET, NEW YORK.
SIX PER CENT interest commences first each month
-Four per allowed from the date of each
fun number Of days. not less than thirty $50 and
upwards, withdrawn before January
DEPOSIT CERTIFICATES as safe m registered bonds,
and promptly available anywhere In the United States
payable on demand, with Interest due. -
Accounts strictly private and confidential.
Deposits payable on demand, with interest duo.
Interest certificates paid by check dcpo
slors residing ont Of the city, If desired.
Send for circular. .-- "a
Open daily IRON Q A. M TO p NJ, and MONDAYS and
JOHN J. ZUILLE Cashier.
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ArJ. A. JACKsON's, NO. AMTTY STREET, THREE
IA doors west OF Broadway.-Noney advanced Dia
monds Watches Jewery and personal properly Of every
description; same bought and sold.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.


IMPAIRMENT OF DocKs NOS. 90 AND sls BROAD
IL way, New York, July IA, 1871
NorICT-rursuaut 70 ihe provson. Of hdIvi:ion OF
section g. Of chapter l7 Laws OF ISL the Board Of Com
mssoucrs governing the Department Of Docks hereby ves
notice that the plans for tho Improvement Of the water front
of the CITY of New YORK. upon By said Board
we're th day q April ts7 duly adopted By -: sSs
Board Governing this Department. with certificate OF sucn
adoption written thereon, IN conformity With ~ AZ
and are open public inspection ds between sne % n4% & g
dsv OF April 1871 wharf pier bulkhesd 6a,n COCK OK
s,H, or yebmlt within territory district embraced
IN and spesed upon snch except p accordance there
~ ,s,sh 'F' JOHN r. AGNEW,
"''"' HENRY A. SMITH,
WILSON q. HUNT, commissioners
RICHARD NJ HENRY,
WILLIAM WOOD. ! f..
j. JSRENviLlE KANE, Secretary.
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LOAN OFRICEA.

"A 69-Mcney loaned on Diamonds Watches, Jewery,
Blverware, Silks, Life Policies, Furniture particularly RI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-24

IoR NORFOLK, CITY POINT ANR RICHMOND
II Old Dominion steamship Company 80. ~,
Steamships Of this line leave pier 81 North rVer i'0'
Far Norfoik c,v Point and Richmond. Tuesday, July
s5 ais r. NJ steamship ISAAC BELL c9nnes'na na w Ar %
line Petersburg aud weldon Rsllroad CRssspeafe ep
Railroad And Richmond ahd Dtnxine Ksnoaa. ieLUns3 s
pnssenrer tickets and through bs OF sdin8 ~ o""ceu
rates IL y oa Ssr a.S a. once Of The company M
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-24

DEPARTMEET OF DOCKS
~ Nos $40 ana 8ls Broadway,
NEW York, July 20 l671.5
Propoeas for piles enclosed sealed envelope and
endorsed "ProposA tor Dock Pss" with tho the
bidder will be received By this Department. until lussdsv
day OF August IL NJ for furnishing white pine
Pe S IL inches Ii diameter bust end. b 70 70 feet
lobk
Pies Il TO Ii inches in diameter butt end u TO 90 fess
lons.
long.
tract, delivered 10 such quantities and q such tee
ana places as re CURED ga n ~ ~ % n.y.. s.s,s - ~
tendent OF Repairs and supplies.
bids.
ment . ..
RICnARD N. HENRf, Commissioners.
HENRY A. SMITH,
WILLIAM WOOD,
J. GRESvItLE KANE, Secretary.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-11-28
Gbe Gtnres, Mem Bloomfield, 11a.

and Schafras, the robber and murderer, who
was now Russian nobleman, returned to
his native city, Astrachan, where he mar
ried and had seven daughters. Il
The end of the villain was such as his
life fully merited. One of his sons-in-
law, for whose convenience he lived too
long, poisoned him. Before his death he
made full confession of his crimes
The major portion of his great wealth,
amounting to several millions, was oonfs-
Gated by the Russian Government. The
remainder was soon squandered by his
heirs, and several of his descendants are
now living in extreme poverty.
And this is the history of the Moon
of the Mountains" one Of the Russian
crown diamonds.