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Mower County transcript., 1871-07-06
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At an election Of officers of Austin Lodge
No. 20, held Tuesday evening, June eth, the
following persons we're elected to gill tho sovera
chairs for the ensuing torn:
Alfred a. Lawyer, N. G.. George W. Put
man, V. G.; Frank a. Day, Il. S.; L. =.
Mower County transcript., 1871-07-06

A Now School Book
by II. $. PERKINS
Price, $3.50 per dozen
Contains over two hun.
dred new and beautiful
Songs, Ducts, ETC., by
WILL S. HaYs, WEB.
srER Thomas, etc. Ev.
cry thing is new, fresh,
and sparkling. Con.
tents and specimen pa
ges sent free. Sample
copies mailed free Of
! postage to teachers fol
Is cents. Liberal
terms for introduction
Mower County transcript., 1871-07-06

The official proceedings Of the
County Board, are unavoidably crowd
ed out this week.
Mower County transcript., 1871-07-06

G.. A. Il.
At = regular meeting of General Mower Post
No. l2, at Austin, on Thursday, juno 22d, the
following persons were elected and appointed
to the several Offices for tho ensuing term:
George Baird, Commander; Herman L..
Burgess, s. V. c.; c. f. Massey, J. V. c. !;
A. Higgins, Q. NJ. William Witham, Aiju-
tnnt' Milo McWhortcr, Chaplain
ArrolSrED. J. Gillian, 0. D.. Geo
IL. Potts. 0. g.; Joseph Khcinsmith, Q. NJ. S.;
Henry Weaver, 5. NJ.
Mower County transcript., 1871-07-06

As was to have been anticipated, the
"ncw DEPARTURE Democratic platform
ended where it commenced. 1t woald
accept the constitution, but did not
believe in it. Mr.. Jeremiah Black
has just produced an Address for the
Democratic Executive Committee OF
Pennsylvania, in which this doctrine is
powerfully elaborated. AS rchash of
partisan violence and absurdity it coul"
not we'll be exccllcd. There arc no
points about it. Like the partisan
editorials, it commences anywhere and
ends nowhere. Assertion piled on as
scrtion, assumption without fact, and
aimless falschood without apparent
object. 1t will do no harm, and is
powcrlcss for good Chicago Post.
Mower County transcript., 1871-07-06
TAKEN UP,
Established in 1896
WElCH &CRlEEl1HS'

Saws Saws Saws J!
SUPERIOR TO ALL. OTHERS.
Area, Files, Cast Steel, NIL Furnishings and
Machinery.
ND" Get the best, they will prove the cheapest.
Prices reduced. Send for price list and circulars
WEIGH 4 GRlFFITHS,
l2m3 Boston, Mass, or Detroit, Mich
Mower County transcript., 1871-07-06
StraVed or Stolen !
Mower County Lands!

1900 Acres in Wa'tham.
12O in Dexter, on the line Of the
Southern .Minn. ltailruad.
5000 in West Bennington.
All excellent Farming Land, and will be sold
cheap, and upon long time.
Apply by letter Or otherwise to
IL. W. MASON,
Austin, .Mtnn.
June %, 1S71nllm3
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ADRIAN DROST,
SlIversmith, Watch & Clock Re-
nairar

At Clcmmcr's Drug Store, Austin, MINI
IIoving had many years experience offers his
services to tho public, guaranteeing full salts
fnction. Clocks, watches and jowclry Of al
kinds repaired with promptncss.
CALL AND SEE HIM.
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NIL. l. st. Paul II. R. Time Table
IOWA AND MINNESOTA DIVISION.

Took edeot Nay 2lst, 1871, at o'clock, +. NJ.
Arrival and departure Of trains at Austin.
Going west.
Day Passenger, arrives sat.........""..l.lo p m.
departs sat........"..l'l5
Night Passenger, arrives at..........."3:4o m.
departs sat...........3.5O
Going east.
Day Passenger arrives........""."..l.4o 40 p m.
dcparts..... .........I.41
Night Passenger arrives .............l2O0 m
:" departs ..............12.lO q m.
Buses leave tho Hotels in time for both day
and night trains. Orders for tho buss to call
for passengers, may be left at either OF tho
hotels.
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Strayed or Stojen!

Flom the rr>il,.nr' Of ;!1r Sui,>rrihrr, in the
town Of Eirr]au,i. Free h";,, county, III May
last,
\ BL.AtK HORSE,
with Ring bones on the two forward legs. y"
other marks particularly n"ticrablc.
Any infn<ma'inn lraIiny to the recovery of
the Horse, will hc lihrraIIy rewarded.
IVAN TIFTE.
Ricrlanl, Mimi, June 90, IS7l*llt3
Strayed or Stolen !
On the 18th of Juno, TWO GELDING COLTS
I years old One Black and the other II
Bay. The Black of Blnckhawk breed. The
Bay has IL wart on the near eye, and its OF
gambrrl joint is n little large.
Any information leading to thcir recovery,
will be literally rewarded,
H. u. JACOBS.
Lansing, June 10. lS7l.llt;
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HOPKINS & FEKNALD.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Furniture,
n9 Bcdding, ETC., Austin, Minn,
OTATE OF MINNESOTA, DIS
~ trict tourt-County Of Mowcr-Fitth
i! Judicial District.
Maria p. Ilumcs, Plaintiff against Aaron
llunrS Dc(cndcnt.-Summ"ns.
Thr Stutc Of Minncs"t" To Mc 0Lorc named de-
fcn1."t.
You arc hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action which is
filed in the Office of the Clerk of said
Court, at the village Of \ustin, in sail county,
and to serve copy OF your answer to the
complnnt on the subscribers ut their Office in
the village Of Austin, aforesaid within thirty
d. after the service Of this summons upon
>. exclusive Of the day of such service, and
if you fail to answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this
action will apply to the court for the relief
demanded in said complaint
PACE & WHEELER.
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Austin, Minn.
Dated June 2Sth 1871. 6w6:.
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County Directory.

Auditor, P. Williams, Austi1
rcasurcr,..............John S. Irgens,
Reg. of Dccds, ,........ George W. Robinson"
Supt. Of Schools. .....Joh T. Williams, Leroy
Judge of Probate, ,....Jesso Rose, Austin.
Court Commissioner, f. O. Wheeler, "
Clerk Dist. Court, John F. Athcrton, Austin
Sheriff, if,...............Allan Mollison, -
County Attorney,...L. Bourgard,
Coroner, ,..........R. A. Barnes.
Surveyor, George W. Ciough,
Mower County transcript., 1871-07-06

- Miss Mary J. Davidson, well
known in the past, as a prominent
teacher in the public schools of thit
county, was married last evening tc
Henry Sheldon, ESQ.,, of Chaticld
The wedding took place at the residence
ofMr. Oscar Ayers in this city, and 8
large number ofinvitcd guests witnessed
the interesting ceremony, and congratu
lated the happy couple. The brida
party left to-day for st. Paul, and
before returning will make an cxten.
ded tour through the Northern lakes
1t is said that God never made
anything in vain. For many years the
people of Austin have doubted the trutl
of this saying; having had an individ
ual constantly among them, the purpos'
Of whose creation has been a subject o
general doubt. Those who have know
"Old Grif" (and who has not y, ane
heard him spinning his intcrminabl'
yarns on the streets, have as frcquentl,
asked, what he was made for. 1t turn!
out recently that he was predestincd ane
has been preserved all this time to hslr
McWhorter furnish filth for the Austi,
Democrat. lie makes an exccllcn,
scavenger Truly, nothing was created
Ia vain. not oven "QN Grifn
Mower County transcript., 1871-07-06

Address,
j. 800 Broadway n Y
Teachers sending US their orders for $40
worth of music, can claim Il years subscrip-
ton to Peters Musical Monthly.
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so far as have tried. can say the above is
true, having made ono application oft.
A. N. MAY,
Editor Waukon Standard,
Mower County transcript., 1871-07-06

o1,onmnAunN New LIGHTNING METHOD
NllUkI 1ANU. $50 words per minute in ono
month. Send stamp for circular to Prof, J.A.
Mower County transcript., 1871-07-06

| Subscribers to Pc
tcrs' Musical Monthly
are getting their music
for less than two cents
a piece. Those who
have not seen this Mu-
steal Magazine should
send 80 cents for a copy
Tho music is by Hays,
Thomas, Kinkcl, Pres
lcy, and other popular
writers.
Mower County transcript., 1871-07-06

From actual trial. subscribe to the above
certificate OF the efficiency Of the "bug exter-
minator.' F,U. ROBBINS.
Mower County transcript., 1871-07-06
County Commissioners.
AUSTIN POST OFFICE.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF NAILS.
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SPORTINts-DOt:s, BIRDS, &C.
CKYE TERRIER FOR SALE-13 MONTHS OLD, BEST
y imported genu no; lowest price, S35 Apply at
stable oil 90 Fifth enue from ~ to II A. NJ two
days.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
IN JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL,
Office AND salesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post oillce.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRAN


THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
no. 49, AND Haasx IL szsH AuiEIas sr2 s4 aART NEAR 9TH Av
SALES Of xnfIs aeRsEs rs sss aEb sfbBulas GHKRAeEs
of
principles which govern houses all mercantile
I'VE GIVE THE PURCHASERS, OF EVERY HORSE
Af s%a yG% SR s 1
can Ss made M down town oss and M MAJ
1s Psfbns sH
At l2 O'clock. Owners Description.
oR ssss e'gs Sss sar
kind and %r. .s II all harness closely %a1es n every
Ts,s, ,s SNOW, ~ xns
VERY STYLISH TEAM BROWN HORSES, ong, names
and tas lb1s hands, good, steady Travellers In
every respect first class family team warranted sound
CURTAIN COACH in perfect order. ADAMS CONE
Stylish, BRIGHT soRREL TRoTTING Horse, Amer-
can d star stoeS @ RAISED 10 Vermont lSA hands years.
to-day is mrs. class gentlemans roadster; warranted
SS2 HzAsERSSsiHA sHAF1Ss gSn ..s BY Bully DEN
~ is I ?t% WOW as.
f sissHsa % S esd %aso GO ns
lb54 hands, eyeais eAr fine under saddc lady
Uiv. MN superior family hore warranted sound, kind
ELEaASI VICTORIA and set Harness.
hands good traveller extra fine under 'adde sound KIND
BRETT in coop r9sP 9spAH I5nAs1p, A,;3 COUPE do.
BRIGHT BAY PONY, long name and tail, 10 hands, fine
travellers be driven by children sound, kind
VERY STYLISH GRAY GELDlNG, Granger, sired by
Gbrcth Knox, out OF ashaw l6 hands, years
Eot IN so been used past three years as family horse;
all paits under saddle - ~ N' ~ "
s-'' TWO SECOND HAND RocKAwAys.
years. stylish TRoTs IN s:io fear. nohins boy can
drive her; kind and true. Also NO TOP ROAD WAGON,
CITY made and set Harness, made by DUNSCOMB, Robes,
WELL BRED bay Horse, st. Lawrence stock, long name
and tall o3 hands years; stylish pleasant driver fears
be very fast first cass gentemsns warranted
sT9LIs hd "ca chEsTsur soRREL COUPE HORSE 1s
hands years, very eer AFRAID nothing war
ranted sound, kind and true.
BUILDERS WAGON, hu!lt in best manners good ms new.
HANDSOME BAY HORSE St. Lawrence stock long
name and TAIL 15A hands, years. spirited, fine
weller desirable for matched carriage
EXTRA STYLISH GRAY HORSE long name and tail.
1874 hands, years. spirited; has splendid action
OF the 6nest saddle horses In the city, s~und kind
FINE AND FAST BLACK HORSE, Black Hawk stock.
long aud TAIL 4I hsnds; minutes war
LARGE BROWN HORSE, long name and tail, ls hands.
fast traveller; fine business, family carriage
horse; warranted sound, kind and true.
worker; warranted sound, kind and true Also no top
BUSINESS Wagon and set exp Harness.
Ray HORSE i5X hands. Years; dne family horse
Ten Ten oThEK r. HORSES; rn Is descr'pon @ time q sale
pot and Rusiness Wagons. Rockaways, FOUR IN HAND,
%EXTiER 'f NEVER fsThsFEREs WITH OUR SALES
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New Sers Nay elts hereby AsS
81 Law: lsSi vii mssi Monday. sss inst:
Of s' s's's Of
the applications for charitable aid of the charitable
Of the as entitled make the
local Yoycrnmcnt Of tho city and county OF New York.
said soar the nstita ons So named being as
Five Points Mission, the Laie Union Relief Association
Sisters Of S. Dominic Asylum, tho Hahnemann Hospital,
s h0sDa s o. the % State % Of New o 5 81
the Nursery and Child's Hospital the Womcns Medical
he Relief Destitute chaea Of ssamen III the New York
The Bind the So
s ss opsaS % % the M 0 o
the German Mission Society," the Society for the Relief OF
Nsw S s ose s4 s ass The
Ld ae c1 N orl xGu Ss M AuI H. in MrOs
Aged, tho five Industry the Assosi.
alton for Berending Chlldisn tho juvenile Guardian So
Catholic Children, the New York Hospital Tor Diseases OF
the Nervous System the the Society for the Relief Of the Rap
osa O
snG rar and The r0 the uSm Ss nS YS se5o Eys
for Children Of ySuneers and for the following named
the Northeastern Dspsnsary, the Nor.hwcs:srn Dis.
pp nsay Sanhsan Dsponssy the Eoa1c
nsnensary the Cancer Dspens,ry the pIspensay o the
psnsary for Diseases Of the Skin The Holman Dspensar
,h Nsy York nsgensaIy the Bond street
Tompkin. square the Northeastern homeopathic Dspen
hs SsSs %
the German pspcnsary the Western Dispcnsay for Women
tisry Dispcnsary Throat and Chest
th G Np hs MsropoSan
Eu the ohe. Institutions and sSsess nov provided for by
law hy 'rae charm,n Of n. hoard Of
CoISELIUs CoesoN, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
n Untl the building being erected on the south
west OF Madison and Twenty 10
completed the Office OF the American Jockey Club will be in
the Gladstone House, the corner OF Ma
avenue and Twenty seventh street.
G. WHEATLEY. Secretarv
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AxUsEMENTs-rwrLFrn PAar-Fourth, fifth and sixth
sD1hb aS6
soAkpEhs s''San %HSrED-ELnvrsrn pAen-rour.h and
BRookLyS REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-rwELrru
BUSINESS orroSTUSIrIEs-rwrLrrH rAoE-rnira
Sa7 1RS XII EsF1SS F5R sAESrxssSs
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-sEoosp PAok-Four.h col
Esb
sEis ss.Ss column
cotNThY hoAk6-EnrvnsTu fxGr-Fifth and sixth
Rsy ugEs % y ssIS=p AMI v
saa sixth
EynSFSSTTTSx sIs r4G.z Fourth column; ,
EncSksfoNs TlnsT rAsr.sish column '''''nn'
TO LET
ggsSGH ss:ssS co.
nELF wANrED-MALEs SECOND rAer-rinh and sixth
HELP WAITED D-FEMALEs-sEooSD pAor-rhird and
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &o-FIRsr PAGE Second. thira
,,ors1 ans fourth M tn, col coumns ,,,,.
hSusEs ao
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY AND BER-
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-TwRLITH III PAGE
First column.
LECTURE sEAsON-TwELrTH PAGn-Six,h column.
LOAN OFFICES-FIReT PAGE-Fi(th column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIasT PAGE-Frst column
NACEINERY-ELEvESTH PAGE-Sxth column.
MARBLE MANTELS--TwELFrH PAGE-Third column.
sGs%s PAGE
MIsG,EEIIASEotsS PAar-s..A column.
AUSICAL-TWfLFTH PAGE-Sixh column.
PERSONAL FIRST PAGE-First column.
PlANOFORTES-TWElfrH PA0E-SxIh column.
POLITICAL-ELEvENTnP PAGE Sixth column.
PROPOSAIS-TwFLFTH PAGE-fifth column.
PROPEkTY OUT OF THE CRY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL E5TATE TO EXCHANGE-TwELFTH PAGE-Scc-
REAL ESTATE WANTED-TwELrn PAeE-Third
column.
REMOvALs-FIRsT PAGK-rourth column.
REWARDs-FlRsr PAas-Frst column.
BALES AT TAUCrlON-ELEvENrn PAGE First and second
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALES PAGE
First second and third columns
SITUATIONS WANTED MALES-SEoOND PAGE-Fourih
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-FInsT PAaE-Frst and second col
sPoRTiNG-Doas. BIRDS. &o.-Frnsr PAGn-second
s!IMMER RESoRTs-ELEvESrH PAeE-sixh column.
THE TkADES-SECOSD PAaE-Sixth column.
THE TURF-FIRsr PAGE-Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS SPUaPOSES-ELEvENTH PAGE
Third column.
TRAyELLEFS' GuIDE-FIReT PAeE-Sixth column
UNFURNlSnED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
ELEVENTH fAGE-FOurh column.
WANTED TO PURCH ASE--FIRBT PAGE-Fourth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C-FrRsr PAGE-Fourth col
umn.
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lNoR NORFOLK, CfTY POINT AND RICHMOND.
Old Dominion steamship Company.
Steamships Of this line leave pier 81 North river foot OF
Beach street.
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond, Saturday, Nay
9, at r. NJ. steamship WYASokE, connecting with tho
Virginia and Tennessee Air hDc the Seaboard Inland AIR
line Petersburg and Weldon Railroad Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad kichmoDi and DanviIe railroad Through,
tickets and through bs o adng reduced ratca
fo all polns South and Southwest.
Apply Mt Office pier 81 At )fce OF the company lS5
Greenwich street, corner oil Dry.
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ONLy DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL
STEAM SHIPS BETM EEN NEW YORK And HAvRE,
CALLING AT BREST.
The endd ibis favortc ute for the Conti
wifi sail from pier No 81, North river. az foows:
LAFAYETTE. Rousseau ............. saturday May ~
ST. LAURENT, Ienarie.. SNtnrday Junc3
VILE DE PARIS, Surmont ...Siturdsy, June "
passage gold 10 Bres IIavre
First Cabin also Second CABIN. SO
These steamers do not carry steerage passengers.
Excursion Tickets nj reduced rates.
American travellers going and returning from the Cont
Europe, taking the steamers o.. Lis line avoid
both by English railroad and the dlscomorts Of
the Channel besides saving time, trouble and
GEO. MACKENZIE, AGENT,
OS Broadway.
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T!tAvgI.LH.:S' GUIDE.

u EsCMPTl0N OF NAVIGATION on THE ~ HAkLEM lsL,ss
IN River Saturday neS., May ue na'icin
And Spuyte, Duyvl Navigation Couparys seanooNs wiz
,l,s,, table
year d. u lNsLEF, ouPe''"so'a0''
HARLEM, May /, 1871.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

,y,UE BALANCE OF MANUFACTURERS STOCK %
CIGARS consisting Seed aud Havana. AL low
Saurcs by tho thousand. 75 Murray street, third
Iot
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EUROPEAN sTEA,ISurp,

/ o.S-~-.-. TphVTGtN STEAN $UIPs
kpTo Esb
satnrasy nc esmss x 1oSAS captain g. Ernst win sail
street hobPksn % be Followed steamship BaEahs. h.
saTss o. rass~ss To IoSpos, WAY Msynr III AND rnru,
-, Payable In gold, or its iuivslsnt In currency
second Cabin
For freight or passage apply to oELRIcHs co. Agents.
" Broad street.
THE HAMBgRG-AMERIcAN PACKET coMPANy's
l iron mali steamship 4PHuRrssrA,
Captain T. Ehlers viii sail on Tuesday, May ls7 asa p
taking passengers from New York Hamburg Plymouth
FRS. Cabin, sls Second CABIN VIZ sa5 gold;
EvsSaRS4 ';iS:s S%sS sD .o.s
81 Broad street. Ny. No BARCLAY street. N. Y
w Ns Sa1s STAR LIN LINE rv,,noo, x.
hs M %eis ss ssa Ne" and
SaEzSIf5 SSEzST5, si5iS SsITIS. zSsIzTic, zbS1s1H
s.u,nn rroS, 5000 So ton. rs burden 5000 h: p each;
sso ns sm Liverpool o.
3TEANT Capt, S%ss on on June June
From the White Star Dock, Payons Ferry Jersey Citv
combining safety speed ana com .o ''A''''' ''''A'
m. ssec" s na .na
Ssco%gspy s these sqo =
Those wishing friends from ths Old Country can
npE 81 o% al p.r:
saeEss los A.s'' China &C.
Drafts from I'll upward.
For informa.lon apply at the comPanys oces No. ID
(SUNARD LINE
~ from Boston for Liverpool direct
s sisNkix . iSa':ssi ~ %aSii ThESI rssSsass
Seerase $40 In currency.
For freight or passage apply to JAMES ALEXANDER,
State street Boston, or to CHAs. G. FRANCKLYN, No.
Bowling Green, New York.
CrrAM TO oUEEysTowN AND LIVERPOOL, CAR
- rying the United States mai
Sailing every Wednesday.
COLORADO Freeman May TO- at 10 A. NJ.
WISCONSIN, Williams. IL, at3P.M.
Cabin passage, SSl gold; steerage $3.50, currency.
Prepaid tickets, &J3, currency.
Passengers and from Paris. Hamburg Norway
and sweden &c. Drafts on Ireland, England, France and
'''""'' = ''"''' wiiLiAas 'GuIoN, % Broadway
CPEcTAL NOTICE.-THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
North river for Queenstown and Liverpool, saturday,
currency. Apply to WILLIAMS & GUfoN, 20 Broadway.
change onlcePassage from Liverpool and Queenstown
weekly by first class s.amshlpa Also from Liverpool and
London by weekly sailing packets Drafts Of ~ aud
wards available IN any part OF Great Britain and Ireland A
W southstreet, New York.
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OFFICIAL
~ Passports Of the Department OF State issued by A. O.
street.
ATOTICE-sTEAM TO SOUTH MPTON AND LON!
IN don. first class steamship will sail Saturday, May
II Broadway.
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THE ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS

TT'HE ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
L sail every Saturday and alternate Wednesday
10 and from Glasgow and Derry.
Passengers booked and forwarded to all railway
stations in Great Britain, Ireland, Germany Norway Swc
den Denmark and America SAFELY speedily comfora.
bly, and cheanlv as by any other route or line
rNpfk.. Sat, Nav AssYRInntes YInntes ssrAS ss,' Mss 81
cnlgwBiA. Sat May iSl AUSTRALIA. sat. June &
ana an extra stea mer every other Wednesday.
from pier ~ korih rver New York, at noon.
Rates OF passage, payable In currency,
to Liverpool, Gisegps or Derry
Firss cabins, 80 an $40, accpriny location.
Cabin excursion tickets good for twelve monhs) securing
best accommodations, $13D.
Intermediate Sij; steerapc, S2s.
Cercaes. At iuced rates, bought by those
wishing to send for their friends.
Drafts issued, payable on presentation
Apply at the company's oiices to,
HENDERSON BROTHERs, No. = Bowling Green.
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A MEXICAN BANK Nc1E COMPANY.
l1s Broadway.
NEW YORK, May 3, 1871
At the annual election of this company held this day. the

NEW YORK, May 3, lsT
At the annual election Of this company held this day. the
following gentlemen elected Trustees for the ensuing
year, viz =
John K. 0avN, Tracy r. Edson,
Neniah wright, o. L. Van Zandt,
j. dorsey Bald, VIM. NJ. Smllle,
Albert u. Goodal, George H. Stayn0r,
Theo II. Freeland.
At subsequent meeting Of the Board Of Trustees the fol-
lowing officers were reelected John t. Gavit President;
y L. Van Zandt and Albert q. Gooda Vice Presidents
Theo H. Freeland secretary and Nezah Wright Treasurer
THO. II. FREELAND, Secretary.
AN INTELLIGENT pERsbN-LApY OR GENTLE
N man. can have remuneratlve, respectable business,
constant or n hours cash capital required only seventy
cena TO three dollars Apply between and O'Clock at 81
Waveley place.
-A-OFFICIAL DRAWINGS.
n. SIMMONS 4 CO.'S LOTTERIES.
ALARAMA-ExTRA GLASS No. 235--MAY A. 1871.
II, l5 ~, ~, 6O 40. 63. 40, 7S. 5, A.: g 81, 1s.
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1t is related of a Philadelphia girl,
who recently had man and dog up be-
fore the police court to answer to the
charge of assault and battery on the
dogs part, that, when asked what the
dog did, she said he bit her. When
asked where, after considerable hesita-
ton and blushing, she replied, 4" On the
left drumstick." 1t is delicious to con-
template such exceeding modesty. This
young lady is doubtless lineal descend
ant CT the lady who called on DR.. Aber-
nethy, and when the doctor was about
to feel her pulse, she wrapped a hand
kerchief around her wrist, so that her
delicate modesty shouldn't be shocked
by contact of flesh with a mans hand
DR.. Abernethy, however, was competent
for the situation. lie at once wrapped
his hand in his coat-tail, and taking the
covered wrist, said that linen pulse
must have a woolen physician. They
had probably heard of the jealousy Of
the Chinese of their physicians. When
any of their wives are indisposed they
fasten a silken thread around her wrist
the cord Of which is given to q physi-
clan, and it is only by the motion which
the pulsation communicates to it that he
is allowed to judge of the state of his pa
tient.