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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-11
HE hVOUG 0GvVAx.
The Government Forces Still
Gaining Ground.
A BREACH MADE IN PORTE MAllL0T.
~~~-~~~~o~~~~S~~-~~~~~<~
The Insurgents Erecting More
Earricades.
~e~--~~-se-~N~~e~I~~~~e-~e----
Foreign Ambassadors Asked to Intervene
in the Quarrel.
A BREACH MADE IN PORTE MAlLLOT
GERMANY NOT TO INTERFERE.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO TIE new YORK HERALD.
LONDON April 10. 1871.
have received the following intelligence and for
ward the same for the Information Of the NEW YORK
HERALD:-
POSITIONS OF THE GOVERNMENT FORCES.
The London Times special despatch from Yer
sailles says the government troops now occupy In
strong force the towns Of Boulogne, Asueres and
sablonville, and have unmasked number OF their
batteries between Neully and the rampats of Paris.
PORTE MAILLoT BREAoHED.
The London 7eteJraph's special despatch from
Versailles says the breach of Porte Maillot VIII ad
NIT of easy entrance by assaing party; that tine
lenced and that an assault IL expected to be made
tomorrow.
MoHE 8AERICADEs.
Barricades have been erected by the Communists
In the Rue de Rivoli.
ESCAPE or LoYALIsrs.
The Soir says that more than 800 persons called
upon by the Communists to serve in the National
Guards escaped from Paris by descending the ram
parts by means Of ropes. and reached the lines OF
INC VERSAILLES ARMY IN salety.
SUING FOR INTERVENTION.
The Commune has made an indirect demand that
the foreign Ambassadors take upon themselves the
task OF arranging the quarrel with the Versailles
government but the representatives OF the Powers
are reluctant to accept the responsibility.
WISE BUT PERIIoUs ADVICE.
Many OF the Paris newspapers exhort the people
to abstain from voting at the election of Monday
to-day, ana thereby give death blow to tine Com
mune.
NO GERMAN INTERFERENCE.
A despatch from Versailles, dated to-day, says
that II has been reported that the Prussians
threaten intervention in the affairs OF Paris if the
disturbances are not ended by the 18th inst but
there is the best authority for pronouncing the
statement untrue
NOT GONE.
M. Favre, contrary 10 general expectation did not
go to the Prussian headquarters yesterday.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship AlIemanna viii leave tals port
Tuesday for Plymouth and Hamburg.
The mails FOR Europe will close at the Post once AZ
haf.past eleven O'Clock A. NJ.
The NEW YORK Naturalization Tor Europe
Will be ready at half.past nine O'Clock in the
morning.
Single copies, In wrappers Tor mating. SIX ceats.
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MaIRICIDE IN ULSTER C0VyTy.

4 Man ChOkes His Mother to Death and
Theu Burns His House With Her Body ia
II To Conceal His Crime.
KINGSTON N. r.. April 10. 1871.
Moses g Tcrwilliger murdered his mother nc
shawangunk, Ulster county, on Saturday night, by
choking her TO death. He then hid her body In a
cellar and fired the house to conceal hts crime Ter
wiiliger has been arrested and lodged in the Kings
To he insane.
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j A M A I G A /.
Herald Special Report from
Kingston.
Arrival Of the British Flying Squadron
Operations Of the Gable Fleet.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

KINGSTON, Ja.. April S--Noon.
The British flying squadron is now in sight,
bound into this port. II consists of the fol-
lowing ships The Narcissus alag Of Admiral
SEYMOUR, lmmortalite. Foliage, Cadmus and
Pylades. They will remain at least two
weeks in Port Royal.
Sir Charles Bright left on the 9TH inst in
mence laying the cable to the Windward
Islands. The steamer Suffolk is graphing for
the lost Port Rico cable, and the weather is
favorable for her operations.
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FlRE IN Ine RnWyRY.

At four O'Clock yesterday afternoon fire broke
out on the roof OF the two story frame house No.
200 Bowery occupied by winter, Hursh h Co. hard
ware dealers, causing toss to stock or s2o0OO in
sured for $4,000. The building was owned by H. 4
A. U. Pegram. aud damaged " the extent OF 5000:
fully coyereu by Insurance.
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Allie German Celebration n Great
greater Is the wonderful sale Of that
miraculous medicine Of the WATTS NERVOUS ANTI
DOTE Cures Nervous Disease Debility BY at
introducing strength anti vitality TO the entire nervous
druggist sells 1t aud everybody endorses who
has used It, teaspoonfn headache In few
Pleasant and perfectly harm
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VIEWS OF The PAST.

APHII. IL.
isoI-tort Pulaski Ga, captured by the unioa
troops
issihe Insurgents IN Genoa, Italy, surrendered TO
the sandman troops.
iSi@-battie OF Ravinna, Italy: the French defeated
the allied Spanish and PapaI armies.
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Died.

CoNROy-THoaAs d. CoNRoy. u native OF county
ROsCommon. Ireland. aged SO years.
The funeral Will take place on Wednesday altcr-
noon at hafpast one O'clock from Bellevue Hos
pal.
(For other Deaths see FJfsn Fugc.l
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BASE BALL AT SAVANNAH.

The MutuaIs, Of New York. Winner. by a
scare Of ~ 10 =.
SAVANNAH. Ca. April 10, 1871.
The base ball match to-day between the Mutuais,
OF New York, and the Savannahs, OF this city, re.
suited IN favor OF the Mutuals by OF 90 TO =
Time OF game, 1855.
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As this In tho scnsOn to- Strcngthons CuJti-
ve aud increase the growth Of hair and chemical analyst.
has satisfied the anxious world that CHEvALIEkS LIFE
FOR TIL HAIR contains the only nutritious substance kno~s
In the vegetable kingdom for restoring ha st0ps IL
falling out, increases Its growth Sold by all druggists
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A.--POr a stylish md Elegant Hat ut
popular prices 60 to DOUGAN l0z Nassau OF Ann
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SHOES SHOE For LADIES' GENrLENEN BOYS AND
WORK IN THE CITY. NEW STORE AND NEW Styles.
BROOKS, b16 and 1876 BROADWAY, 18th street.
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A Rushing Busiuess.-KnOx,s. Crowds FIJI
daily h!s popular 2a Broadway corner Of Fulton
the attraction being his akaby elegant spring
style OF gentlemens Hats. No be perfectly
TUNED without Il KNOX Hat.
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A.-F0r "a Stylish md Elegant Hat do 20
ESrEESCHEID, Manufacturer, llS Nassau street.
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EnrcLu Mineral Water, Saratoga Springs--
others In Dyspepsia aud Diseases of Liver aud
kdneys Is. J. Levy. AGENT
No. Z Hudson River Railroad DEPOT varick street.
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fsAsgFonT BoUEeF.--FRA~kroRr,A April 10, Amer an
bonds s.eads. Fhe-twcucs of 1860 quoted At 49, ag
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reopenng Of the Merchants and Manfscrers' Co
operative Distribution Association ut $50 Broadway be-
FRINGE and Houston streets, the wheel having been
examined by COMMITTEES appointed for that purpose and
have been permitted 70 and to continue the sale
OF tickets aud distribution OF prizes.
The frat ooncer; has been according 10
nen IL the intention the association carry
every promise made TO the public.
The sale tickets and drawing prizes Will be made
tween A. and 10 r. M at the Depository aud Showroons
of the Company $50 Broadway. next door Heimbolds
drug store. The purchasers tickets Will be allowed to do
their drawing from The spot the
tick uurcha sed.
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The Cotton Tradc-Export Of the staple from
Native Ports.
BOMBAY, April s, 1871.
Cotton shipments from this port since the last re.
port to dasc were LOCO bales
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For snIe-A New and Improved Magic Ism.
with 100 dssoying views, all and all necessary
a literary. scientific mineral exhibit
ton will be sold cheap Inquire u II. NJ CLARK. rark
place. New York.
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BIRD No. ~ Nassau who announced
paper for than
Young remember wishes that In rednc
ing his prices reduced the quality OF hs
work. still gives hrst class covering TO ali heads. wise
otherwise at present. themselves Tor this purpose al hm
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did You see the Big Hat
SCHNEIDER a CO.. Hatters, i,i61 Broadway.
between Twenty and Twenty eighth srcets.
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Royal Havana Lottery Per O6acial Dssaw~
lug Of Apri see another column,
TAYLOR 4 Coz. 2sQkers. 10 Wen stannA.
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A.-Ncrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
.5l broadway, corner Murray strssf-
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no Prlyez
~ Prizes OF Furniturr .................. 6UD0
go Patterns OF Carpet, 40 yards EACH at SoI.. %0W w
LOCO FRIES. TOTAL VALUE, s251,o10 W
The second viii place Stcnway Hall, April
H. Tickets 81 each, euting the holder to chance 10
the drawing.
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(.ienhxm Hrfei,
i5I. l5s aud i55 Firth avenue,
between rwen.y.frst and Twenty second streets.
New York.
This hotel has been thoroughly renovatcf and rernisbc
n the elegant and IL open for the reccp-
ton OF guests The house IL conducted the European
plan, effort will be spared tn make pleasant nonS
for shev families reading permanently IN the city or rsn
seu visitors The attention OF tho public paftsuArv IN
viei the Restaurant which has been ned mp IN inc
modern and provided with everything that could Add
70 the comfort OF 10 rssions without regard 70 e,penss
The of prices adopted both for Rooms and
are moderate and no effort Will be spared to give entire
satisfaction to ali who with their patronage
ALBERT II. CRANKY, Propretos-
Gents, Eight Dollar Dress Hats for Ssven
Dollara
Small proBts-Qusck return.
Genius mi activity ask ouny square comp~tion.
Our HAS speak for Themselves.
WARWICK CO., sly BroAdwAf.
Boys and Youths Hats at moderate prices
v.x.r,o.. Flowing gfair.-(he mical Annly-s
Al. has satisfied the nrious world that CHkvAlLERS
rfrI s,,R TIE HAIR contains the only vegetables sub.
stance known gray hair stop ia failing and
crease lis growth. Sold BY ali druggisss.
Premature Gsnyness Of the Hair ~h0rid Do
prevented aud he best aud surest preventive HALLS
VEGETABLE StCIifAN HAfK REVIEWER
Royal Havana Lottery Per O6acial Drsaw~
ng Of Apri see another column.
TASLok 4 CO.. 2sakers. 10 Wen seennAA
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Gents, Eight Dollar Dress Hats for ssves

Premature Gsnyness Of the Hair ~horid Do
prevented he best aud surest preventive HALLS
vEGSfABLE stCIiJAN uAfR REVIEWER.
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JIM Tx Vim @.
.~~~>~~~>~-~->>~~~~~~~->~>~-
Resignation Of the Assaulting
Assemblyman.
Interesting Scene i'm the As
sembly Chamber.
~~o-.->~-~~>~->c~~~~~>~~
stirring Discussion Over the Proposition to
Expel Irving After His Resignation.
The Democratic Majority Cut
Down to a Tie.
-~-~~~~~e>~<,e,,,-~~~.,.>~~~~,
Irving's Letter of Apology to the
House.
~-~.~~~e~e----~>~~--s,ss+.~
Doubtful Position Of The Big City Jobs
in the Assembly.

ALBANY April TO- 1871.
The great feature of the session tonight IN the
Legislature was the announcement in the Assembly
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
First Mortga sc
SINKING FUND
LAID GRAIT51 BONDS
or THE
ST.JQSE2n AND Denver CITY
Railroad Company,
WESTERN DIVISION.

These can hal from uDr.gn. through
principal banks aud bankers OF q Unitci States,
IS ORGANISATIONS or ~ .OG0, SjOO AND S1GO.
Thcy thirty l3 year bearing Eight Per Cen, ct
Interest PAYABLE 18th days August February 10 each
The Principal and Interest payable coil The Principal New
York NegYo London and Fraak5roEain free Of
Taey Conpon Bonds but be converted into Regis
Bonds
ComraaVs land slle The payment Of ,he principal AMI Interest is
b m and ouy the Compauys Lands gante
by United in 1866 lying the line u this roal and amount
ing 10000 the railway of the Western Division extending
from Mars7c Kansas junction with Union Pacific Rol Fort
KearHey Of 10 miles ;oreher with the Equipments appe
snng, Franr Rights Wsv aud Personal propert7.
Tie made the Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of
New.York. g. I1,,.eex
Bondhocrs amply projected b tue terms Of the Mortgage
Company lands less than four
dollars Of the lien Of this Mortgage
any PORTION purchase money paii to tie Tae who
apply the the of these Bonds either
purchase Sinking Fund for their redemption maturity
This etlnguh he debt and leave tie railway and eqaip
free The security for the payment Of these Bonds therefore
beyond all contingency.
otrs Of 2gs especially he Pod OF
Teaaury Department exchange their Governments for
these Bonds q good ard sltstrRttal prcdL
Joso1h and Denver CITY Railroad
is commanding one a practical
SION Newa1 HANNIBAL Joseph The Land daRt
road nlno. Cntral The Jose AMI beaver cts Rail-
rosd terminus st. Jorhl b. Railway lines coming
Hannibal ST. Louis Chicago aud local roads conyegls
81 Joserh IT, Its connection with the
Union Pacific opens mp through e the continent,
Of national Importance Ts is reflected in h fact that the
title, letters aud tcrsms have received daring the few ays
applying for these Securities indicate the
quick response American people support Internal improve
merts at the they make good investment
Price f1r the present o. accrued currency
Crcla maps pamphlets documents, &C. furnished sppHea
on
Epresssre relating Marketable Securities received
in exchange
been Al great expense m the examination property
the bonds and mortgage and are ss.led 10 this Loan
only profitable We base calculations on the fact
that the First Mortgage Bonds this COMPANY the Eastern Division,
lately successfully placed by our firm at e have advanced TO 10! and c
euel interest making rule 100 nearly ten per cent advance
..Lo-- -.1rL.. nn-LL ihen
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
aOESE And CARRIAGE MARKEE
NEW YORK, Tnesd,y Aug. q, 1871.

NEW YORK, Tuesday, Aug. q, 1871.
For the pass two months there has been so
little life in the market that the slightest
signs Of activity since the opening the week,
are hail, favorable toward speedy improve
ment The increg sed den and for prime truck horses
noticed yesterday continued durng ths dav and from
sstD paid in the Bulls Head Market for pairs
from 1j2 20 IL hands high. Railroad and stage horses
brought from $50 e. sf5 per head and Canadian farm
horses from Sl2j 10 300.
Horses Segin arrive from an parts Of the country
Among tlDse destined 10 be Cassed Inc carriage
saddle hTses Kentucky hes thus far seut the most
valuable animals; We have pair OF dark bays
close TO l. hands high ard we'll matched, aud black
saddle mare Cthoroughbred all recently arrived from
the bluegrass region, which fair specimens OF that
class of horses which present mostly needed in ths
New York market and which, aJ all times VIII command
very strong prices.
Messrs Johnston Van TaSscl auction sale very
well patrolazed, aud with animated bidding and lively
cOmpetiOn resulted usual - the satisfaction all
parties concerned The prices realized Tor the horses
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.


F7,NEFoRr Aug 2l-tnea EvelWeneS closed al got
Tor the issue %! l2
PA Au Moruirg-1hc Bou-se-g.n,es opened SO francs
p
Aug 22-Pet-oeum. 42i STANDARD white
LIvE,p1uI 22-0.3 rCHton opened s'eaiy; Mdiirg
Uparrs %d Mddug 9 sales Of the day
mated o. 1000 bales
JoNpox Aug 22-ll3O mCorso opened al q3 fr both
old
l361.. o2i; Ten Fcr'ic-. 9gi
IoSpoS Aug 22l3) p uCono 93s 9 for money and 999
9 for the account United te-Iweuy bonds 1908 ~ is
0d. s2i; l'6,s. g2l; Tru-iorios, I.
LlvEFPoOL Aug. 2ol3D ealy sales Of the dsv
bales 2OO bales taken for specua
export Wheat lJ 9o 10 q cea for Rcd spnug Red Win
Wheat the pat three da have heen
D. quarters OF which E 500 American. Com 70 for No
LoSDoV Aug 225 p mCcnsos co'ei 93} for both money
the United States Hyefwenybond 1925 9J! 1885
Old. y3t; l867s. 9li; Tcn-FOrtes, tOs.
PARIS Aug 2-Ahernoou.-R'ues 5G francs 30 centmes.
LIVERPOOL. Ang 225 mCOtOn u1change. The sales
up 0O bales including 20l1 l speculation and FOR export The
Manchester favorable hut do affect the The
shipment, from bombay a port 2lst inst been 5n
bales favorable crops Peas 80 Cheese 81
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23

SAVANNAH Aug 2-'ottOn-Mdius Iiic sales Yesterday $50
bsles receipts Oiaf, % bales; stoca J541 bales
BosruN ZC0tJE quiet hut ea1y MiddIings
receipts 20 reep 70 bale, erposo Great In,sn
{32 bales: sales. 25J bales; stock ltD bales
Aug 2-Cot9n dull; Addlngs l7c; receiuts
2Jj bales; Gales p l-s
HpxPrIs' Aug. 22-CotiOn quiet hiilues l5al7.c.
LorIsvLLH Aug 25.C0ti0a quiet bat arm; Mdiln-s lac
CSCNNATi, Aux 2AC0on 10 T demand, and prces
vaLced Middlugs. Nt~ ..
GpFfPHIA Aug Zl.-COtj0n hrm; M'!lugs. lGic
WILMINGTON Aug. Z-COton du; MLlg I,c e1pOI--c,ast.
vi.e 1 bale. sales ~ w. les. stock, '4i bales
81 LOrIs Aug. Z2.- C1ttou--Ihe m'rac, r unchanged
AuGrsrA Aug. 22,o'ou duni offerings Lgt Mdings l~c
rrcriit.. 10 bales; sales ~ hale.
NORFOLK Aug Estimated net receipts bales; stock
4fJ BALE.
90 sles GROSS q bales sales. 80 bao,; s'o-k, 35 bales
NEv-OKLEANs. Aux. 2!totOu qut n iihnEs H1H7tc:
receipt. i09 lasi ectto the Continent
HAyr 100 btCs; sock k5 bales Cleared ship
doLia. with 9 623 bales of Cotton for havr
NOBLE aug 2c-Coiton nomual Mi1g 'lc; net receipts p
bs, .rtoscoa,tvse lae sales l0J haies br
GALVESTON Aus 22CottOn tim Adltng 5te; receipts
bales eIporc0ssWse 2jbbes e M baes stock 10 l3 bales
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23

era Qualities ~ Western steers tse noo,.,
c,d and ae, eSectd =. low prices Young cattle ye been
sold Low 2c T. ny live weight 10 tuoye,r betr. A. as N
Hst sl6 a. u SIG IL sl3 per head p R.fe, s one mai
workers feet II inches for S pair FOR D st no inches
5ie I've wight @ a 60, COW, $S each mich
H. Ripley Of bingham from Of 10 ve -. Re Db,m.
fd by Rchar Keyes Peru Y 5 n live Al loc an n the hest
Wseowu ~ Western steers sold al Wattn =, Gi o 7ie
live price, about the same as last week OF the sheep reported
lambs good snd the market favor the seller N pat M mn Can
ads lambs t n n 'ic n A. Fowler Of 20 At Sc a Ni d.
Z IRWIN sold " sleep ard lambs, n Al so r,r head;
Herbert 10 lambs oic o'he lots At 7e p h ~ - per head
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BRIGHTON. WATERTowS. AND NEDFoED.
Re0yJ Ter TuE TKlBvE 0r the eHiiag Tuesday Aug 1871
Amount o. stock A. uartet:
Tb week. Lat ~. ~ ago This weet Last VI lU ago
Cattle ... 40 259J 3.sy Sboe>... 100 z01 80
Sheep....IJ5sI 1871 NedA.... 100 l5l $50
Fat 5000
Be-Per no tots, WEIGHT o HID Tsllow and Dressed Meat
FItra 10; quality S9d - 5Oi second quality &8a
10 IS; hird quality 75 Western by live weight 81
7tc Getas. 6e.. 405c. = n.
Borktny Ona- ssOd 500; handy Steers, s0as@ or much
according 10 their yslue G beef
Cgitss-Shm tair quality, SsDd- gOOli
ss00S S65; E14 30 sni upward FArrow and Dry, SaOsS
Stec,S-PcT H. lvs weight i05l.
FcfTl Sa,sp ant Lqmh.-'er heal in lots ~ Jld ~ o.
Fu HDys-Per n. susie. live weight
StOeg- Wholesale O01c real, GtdJc.
CHfStms-lo01tc. q n.
Tdl0r-Enrhion, tatie y ID; country lots 5a5ic
H.aeB-Br.rlfDI, q n Be-. q 10 eDIltJ lots Va .tc
Pds-Sla+ - eaci.
the rethe' better
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

NDrfh HfITtT ItsEfts IflITVfu-
Arc p pScs Ashes pkg Bervay lRi hole' Cotton, 2f
Cotton seed % bbs Cotton Seed OIL a bIs Copper 40 cAes
Copper l pkgs Dried fi $50 b1A Egg, 4o5l bb -Four GO
bush Nbtst 80 $50 bush Corn. @ IS hush Oats 400 hush Rye N
Flax seed II bbs Beans 100 bh Peas 200 bh Meal 100 hags
Meal 2 bales Hops ash Hides ~ tars HIDES oi5 Nlcs Leather,
~ bales Mos bh Spirits Turpcnue 10 bhs Cudr uren'
$50 bh 1904 tb ko.n. 30 uk O Cake i8 pkgs Cut Meats
oi} Lam 2O1i pkg Butter, g.4 Cheese 80 pkg Ilov,
b5s OIL 40 Qucgver lr pkgs Rice 9l5 pigs
Starch LIZ pkes le1 (y ra SO hh Tobacco 20 pkg Tobacco
800 bbS. Mhskg, 20! Lale5 Wool
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23

There also sold several cheaper horses, among
which there were eight Canadian ponies bringing less
than S0O per head; also lot Of secondhand wagons,
harness and horse clothing, at pretty fair prices.
4 team OF black Kentucky horses, 1873 hands high
years old said travel close minutes, and several
other horses, announced TO be sold public auction
stables No. 43 Great Jenest tomorrow wednesday,,
the 23d inst nj 10 O'Clock. Mr. John l.. Nandewater,
auctiOneer, win conduct the sale.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
pnILApELPHlA LIVE srocKmlprrr- -,ro >,

The desn for Beef Cattle this better and prices for goo
better The offerings head aud
made from a To- bc for fair TO good and 10 Tlc for choice
Common cattle sold at from 10 Sc per N. gross quality.
SHREPIh market quite active prices s head
10 &C. ~ and sheep al rom II ner
HoGs-Tbe demand for Hogs but over
from "a T. Tic per d. gos Nearly all tie Hos offered
fed
soM 80 to S5 Tor spngcrs and from $40 to 20 for
coys
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
inestcbester Gom,ip Real estate for Sale.
80 ELrGANT CorNTRY S4AT

An ELEGANT COUNTRY STAT
for SALE accommodating within hour and a. hah Of
NeYor Wos;oher Cotnt containing 8O9es in the hgbest
e ofcutiyation hud splendid MANSION, 30 feeron
10 @ deep perfect orier aJ Building, 10 By 0o arHgei
for acaay; 80 level ground suitable br
rieek dg, aud saw NIL y feet hsd o. water firing
stream barn s3s shunei bead Of SE ioGr spe
orchards yr,hari a grated and choc5- u fiouu,
.; all order and grounds ornamental water a
parts house every respect geu ueuan staiaent and as
for unsupisej ywhee the atmosphere 'y and naptt
weak sg good hcs and lot % feet 'front.' in ts sy will ~
en- , p,rt paymen Address WILLIAM DAVIS, Tribune Oce
GENERAL FARMS on She line Of the new
- iiroug upper SewRehre for "a - very ow
figures loc zion Is Of the duest IN the County
YRIKER * Co. "a West Tn. fy4biri-st