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LEE, TAYLOR & Co.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Commis.,
chants and Produce Brokers, No. N me
Street, Lynchburg, Virginia. nndg
LYNCHBURG, VA, AZURE Fav,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-08-17
Iowa.
Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE. Aug. 1.-THE Pennsyl-
vania Railroad now claims the controlling
interest in the Louisville and Cincinnti
bridges over the Ohio river.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-08-17
20 m m e
Sonesbers Prices Curre.,

Apples, dried p fb. 'e'l.
Bacon, Shoulders 10, Hams and
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New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
REAL ESTATE.

NBW-YoHK. Friday, Eoy. II, is7i
At the Exchange, to-day, business wa dull
ana the attendance small Hugh n. Camp cold tho TWO
story building and lot known as No. u GreenWion.'
corner Of RestorSt for tssoQ GSe lot 9eIeex21
Joseph Mcclure sold by order Of the supreme CouIh
h0use and lot 70K06 on east side OF Avenue ", Ioos
north OF Beventh-st for 1900. This closes the tsAh
actions at the Exchange for the present week VIZ
mAinder Of the month promises 10 be dnl and Wta0u
Apy important tanSaetoDA
All who have real estate for sale or TO let
and those deEring to purchase rent such property
win nnd It 10 their interest 10 advertise In TIE TRIBUNE
Is agEegAte circulation exceeds that Of any other news
paper, and in addition to this advantageous IRSUN
will be found not only In EewYork and al its cities ana
Villages but In every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement Should be - brief a. VIZ
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that inc
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE Day'
semweskly and Weekly comprise individuals In every
buEness profession; consequently eacn
are read By all clasSeG The TRIBUNE deyotes especiAi
attention 10 reports Of sales of real estate both In city
and country thus adding greatly to the value OF n col
umnS as an advertising medium The charges for adVe
tiGng arc as follows; DAILY TRIBUNE, 30 cents per line
for each insertion. WEEKLY TBBUNE p per line; sES'
WEEKLY TRIBUNE as cents per line. About ten words OF
our wide columns average line Terms cash In advance
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

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n Tyler Providence hlnny k1nle Providence
BeS ETnph Providence Gon Boot, Pr0Viasnee
Opva1d BhnFoT Kate Grant Bangor
4 W. Bake DghtOb. AhhoHy Burton faStseLet
Josephine Alien, Newport haInet SAFsb BhnsePoI|
SphN RocLlaDd Eath Bhaer Hartford.
X n bTspIcon Providence Ira Bhss, Providence
Aanes Hath MARY JOhnsoB WbrehaB.
Ooo5wp HaHsord Geo ". PuFnel. Stamford
Yankee BOT, ReW-liAVSh 3. williams, Ponh9e u
Bsrab Wooster, Calais AAAnA ROfo, VnSlhaVeu
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Nov AriVed baTk Jennie CuhhmAn from AAg Car
der Dove, from Bowling
FOREIGN PORTS.
ouEENsroWH 1.-THE Cuuhrd steamship RunEa Cspt Ccof
from Nov for Liverpool touched 81 this port today aud
VrOceeied
PLYHoUTH 1.-THE Hamburg American steamship ThuringI
EeW.Yort Nov. T. touched 81 this port OdAJ and
shortly Efter Iroceeded for Hamburg.
IfOr Latest Ship Eeps see Fhh Pd0eJ
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
NEW.YoRk AND EEw-H1vEN RAIL
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENClNu MAI ~, ls5

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New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

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New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
EoRsr LHD cARatA0f rEARKEn
NEw.YoM, Fhh'

NEw-YoRK, Friia5G>EOy. ~ inl.
There has been slight Improvement In the
general demand for work horses today but me mafke
shoNod continued wHakDess IN almost ovefy bsAnSp @
the trade II We except tho Auction Msrs The following
prices realised For The stock brcvgt u the hAmct
at the Horse and Carriage Auction Mart sf Aerr 1onu
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
Goraes. Garr,aaes, Narasss. sc.

A MAJOR c. W. BARKER, Auetioneer.
IMMENSE SALE
OF FIRsT.CLAss LtvERi STOCK
i"0 1NAU1F AZ rIis il x saFiRs SfAbLEs,
NO 10 'ohtS6AESE Eo Is ETAoMPsoSsr.,
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AZ Ellis isS I. rSSTSfsa" rSow, Esa. !"
Who rstirss Iron lie bssnesa
$50 HEAD OF HORSES.
cOmprDa ROd.te Family IOrsS, DS'pe'' and pA0gh' 0s
g ASTOg Rosa Wagons
iisTso .PS I1Iss s S.! .tIP: P:rl PA'''ooA
% Double Tisel, fsr unArs lnd heavy work
70 T~SSsss S sSGS
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NECESSARY CARRIAGE AND TRUCK ROOM.
A + BARKER g. CIIASES ,.
"A CRY AUCTION MART AND eKwYoak TArrEasALLS'
corner Of Brosdsay and Thryu nthst.
Major o. ". BARKER. ASetDseeh
rysSS Ss'I wsSs s;Iss & ssDSS I'i lS6 f;1ta sa1tabS
establishments dip0d OF at pohhc ot Pss
y ::I:% = j. & s' s;. i:1f Inc: to : &,
rlasass Of paFehassrS ogifiARsU % hapd
~ - w. A LARGE DRIVING RING
In the Mar fer showing HorSes Oh Ale
TWenty.Our hoursa allowed for trsl
IN every H0bs sod undsy VaErAAHo
Carriages taken storage.
superior siablnE for HoFses ~ 1sa .
Outside sales sollcied aEd promptly ahsnded TO-
IIbeFal advances mads syrElthha y ne h0fse se
REGULAR BALB
HORSES cARRIAose, HARNESS. ETC,
THIs DAT, 81 u oelOsL
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
Gitp Real Gsidte for 6ale.

--~.S~-- -~4~~~-
IIOR SALE-Three adjoining HOUSES and
IL LOTS in Eleventh H. BOsduay and UnVer place and
near The st. Denis Hotel -. ~
touroy brovn4tODs hUnt HOUSE and LOT In TWelns near
BrosdSIT be leased for term Of eIchsnged In
mediate pesseSsiOn " required Inquire Of HoAH MORGAN
PneE- lLSooI--
T0R SALE-A frst-class 4-story bigh-stoop
II 6rovusso0s HOUSE, perfect order and completely anheh
Suate in veDtTeEhthst Broadway Price, S2 500 tIns
east Apply 10 HOMER h0RGAE, Pine]t uS1l
FTFTH-AVE., adjoining Ninetieth- ST. en-
IL tanoe 70 Central PIkHVs very desirable LOTS for SALE ou
AbO fOur budding L0Ts PnhIye on RiShty outh't
VE sTBvBNsoN SON, II PiAest
HURON HOUSE, cor. 26th-st. and Broadway,
opposite st. James Hotel newly funbed tsbe unsurpassed
Baa 81 Lodging 81 day; families and tsnIeni guests respect
fuTg solicited.
MORNING SIDE PARK LOTS for SALE
l Ten lots Morning side Park for sale At bargain Apply 70
address II. n PIERCB, jr, No. II Pine-st
MO. 40 FIFTH-AVE. for SALE-LOt 25x100.
IN Phoe s6 cent renn mortgage .Oolt com
natal altered for badness Cats for ani
Apply TO R0BT. ABBATT. IC5 West BleIenhst
WATER FRONT FOR SALE-On the Hud-
opposite 0ue hht acres With tne
dwelling A. p. SMITH, II RneIL
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
prGy0sals.

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New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
Eona 3slano Real estate for Sale.

from BIooilyp ferries handsme ard complete COUNTRY RES
DKNCE With ground. RULAND WHITING, Beck
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

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Pssto-ssTs SUNDAY ion iss . 10y .,ost s1a :.
dlS... cstsl.1 Ss'Ddss q tAI S''.H ''fA'' and
Rad ,u bs.Wc ces Madison asd
s!.a ! s'i''i r. E.' h'' d IilG1. ' preach
s. T:Sio chSR'o sRTs 'osHE % D. ~ HSs. Sc
On SUNDAY BYBNyo nov -sUbect The Pillar If cODl and
Of Hre' sSrtoe st u oslosi
q s:EStSrF sSSb1 ssaSs & Hss. H
iDSasa friends q hs Hospital respectfully invited TO At
Fourth RsIsoa GhSEsh E;;i bST
ToHoaRSE SssSsI, a. 100
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1sa s R; p S. S:1 sYS4sb g. & . '
Ths TweGty.fourh Anniversary q tSO SABBATH School
SreS tR,1 Dr. BsTcssSTs BET sIh md u. s bed
1PB4Ga L. . m sps q ssa .a. hS nsDS
:IeyeIfh-st. NJ. e; Church g. "a
Ing S S Bg Res s.:9 los M. 10
and hA
Traty Bapsls GhsEfs b,nt E5 D S'Do % PTS T a. Hf
Rsos.ds Rs1f ssSOtS s:. s 'R'' Love -'
Trinity MehodIst HRt.eSPSK GhVrch o We, - T,g d.
CRAwPoRD, and at u N BY Rev C. D. FoSs D. D. slnser'
cordially Invited
WashnEIos-sqqare Meth. EpIs. CEurc6, FoaTthTt
siTtbtv-Aks HsfrIR COLLINS HcsuaoSn VII gysI gand
s q eminent ability and rsVo'a Tst' 30 cent" tOSe had At
he door
RSRfis. % 1.s SsTsT r. Sse %s
Oburch SABBATH 4oBFIRG lS aEsnAgs H. Professor o. n
W6af e Trgth sM qTLRs wi M, qu.,ton IN The
Rev ohucs xedsnboraaul AOsss q ESrIhp on %
tween P.,t "a sUsn1I m " II sS , R.6a, n In Ss
hs Church" BeEts hse.. Public coraslyinvited-
-F1irI q fhs Usiters Of &c stranseTsn q ch.psl
Seso E Induced be l . continue hEoN!A sATuR.
3: RT pps9 ' ..9s % &: % AtsS S @ F ;e
sstusH unite iSis 1ppOH
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
f,ouses uuo farms Eioantto. O.
Real estate to Gyrbansr.

I 0W-PRICED LOTS in Brooklyn, unincum-
bered 10 EXCHANGE Improved BrooLlyn sesYoh prep
erty. RUTLAND 4 WHITING BseknanTt
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
BROOKLYN Real Gstate for Sale.

CHEAPEST HOUSE in BRO0KLYN-Brown
~ SOnei al Improvement location Immediate possss
mon. B. EDDY Co., No. Park.plsce cor BrOadssy
EOR SALE and to LET-Desirable HOUSES
rutland 4 WHITING, BeckmIn IT.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
prinnus.

prinnns.
CLOTE g. JAMES, STATIONERS, PRINT
- HBS end BIANHBOOK M1NUlkCTURBRs. No 90 PaltonSt
BLAkEb0OKS made 10 any pattern. o4den solicited
WIN. EVERpELL" SONS, 1O4 FultOn-st.-'
MAEUFACTURBRa
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

Church of the Messiah, OF Psksve and ht
Rev H. ". BELLOWS D. will preach in The AoRNlEJ sIe
je ONLY Lad Significance Of Small Thrgs and Humhe
People" Rev. H. HBPWORTH in the EVENING Services 81 ut
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

Central M. r. Church. sevenhave. FOuIt.enth st
PrtehiuR SUNDAY At l0l and u m BY Rev AfDhb"
IONGACRR PAstor TruItees 10 attendance 70 seat slranger
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

The attendance At the above sale fair, hut the hid
ding lacked animation.
The Hambletonisn Rale 81 aw has recently benn
sold In ean FTancsc0 Cal for va $50. The Turf Bed.
and EafN advises the ereedera OF hAhletonian StodE
By all means " send them 10 California"
Ssle at Barker ChAse'S City Ancton Mart and N. v.
TnttarsaIlA Of Thirty nnthAt and broadway to-
morrow (SGturdny), the 18th inst, at u o'clock.
Mr. Rniiolf NariIle, aud representative Of the
inent carriage builder Mr. Carl Marius OF Vienna Aus
tris hnS u arrived 10 this country of
ton AMONG the carriage builders aud other anufactuf
Ing s and We Despeak for bin the eourtasles OF
the tradr, due TO the reputation ot nus Wnknowp nr,
aud the Khediye OF EGYPT. -. - -. A., -. -
Msssrs. Hnr, Mihcf Co., No e9e Broadway, hays on
I,h,t,or set of na In rneaS and horse clothing, which
thew propse presenting to The stallion or gedng making
the fastest milo hest any public Ot previous 70 JaJ
4,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

Bible and Oriental IRnds.-Iecare q Bcdtordst NJ 3
Church. by DlEHJ. MONDAY EVENINGS, nov ~ ana ~
Er heneai Of he Momena Roreign MlssopAEy Society
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
Gotels.

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Washington st
~ eeeulynS rum Worcester " SpdngedSh bo'tsn
?. ROGERS Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
Hlarble auo Slate Alanieis.

MIdrbIk dll6 SIdIE hIaHEkIb.
A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
IA IEG WORKS ia and l6 East EgheenIhst Marble and
MarbeEed MIAe Thing Marble COante honunents s pees that
defy competition, Mortgages taken 10 pade. -
TNAMELED SLATE MANTELS.-P PLAIN,
II MEbsed asd DScorstsd phees from S 70 fo ISd Upward
kso EoIk Of sysry deaenPou pAln and ornamental
PRNRHN SLATE Co.. No. 20 Wes. Byhieenthst,
Between Fh6 and AEIh.AysG
@ KLABER g. Co., MARBLE WORKS, 1923
De Wet RnvASLst bel. Broadway and EGhthNys Marble Lad
Mazbeibsd MGaiel MohuneuI HeAOue large VaTehes cheapest
IN dty. DeIEns application.
CTEWART's SLATE MANTELS; largest as
~ the city, lowest prices Elegant designs T.
STEWART Co.. 6O5 SKhaVe bet ThrtTfih and ThHJSEtSSt
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

At Apollo Hall Broadway and Twenty eighhs MIs EMMA
dBeOuTsea betoro the Society
snlr,s KuNDAY and u oeosl. No eseTyed LeatA
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

ReTeR1 Baptist Church, Downing Bedford stARy
p t. DAVIES viii preach MORNING and EVENING At l0 aud
M Rubject morning; "The True Aon Of Life" Sundhyseh
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

Come and Hear.-Ths MnGer Of the coming Savior will
prearh In the Cnyers Washington square SUNDAY at IN
Keats e Subject: The Rainbow Angel and the Ls BOO"-HsV
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
Gitp propertp to Eet.

NHD PIuPIIIp 70 Nv
FURNISHED HOUSE-The four STORY brown
-sOop HOUSE between Leg
ugton and ThaVes W Lit anhsd tn m week In April AeI
Inquire % the premises
ITO LET or LEASE-TwO substantial fire.
prpoi WAREHOUSES; perfect oBr and veil located on the
west de iDnediAie occupation Apply JAMES PRICE, 100 Hud
S0a-St
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

HasOcRtiOn Hall TWeuty.thrdst, Fourth syeReI
IRENUB PRIME D. D. will deliver address on SUNDAY EVEN
ING Subject: "Tbe Power o Endless Life" Singing BY the auo
hymns from n TO oclOck aeT which the regular even
invited 70 thI bervloe
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
Reliainne Notires.

Ths Hen HoEass FssIsy vi. zeal 70 A' s1dFsT sGspH4 1r
Ada Gs vii s STs $ 4T sS ' EV S sT s %SsHI c Ias
4oa Py CO% On ys y. sn. SS. SS @ %
see Whist We are doing for ehidryD. A. ARNOLD snP'k
DIsCoarse "Uuseen Help will be preached Toh0ERo%
Es1 DAVID HiTcaSLE % IStooo stI s.6ssn ..sns
psop M Church. MS9lk near I5 pi S q
@ sIs & @ SGSTSS K Rev. s' oaSs aSS S64R S
eloquent suOl school in the Ltgre Roon a. S0e'Csi
So % Of ~ ans Gbuieh An are respectfully sssS
five |
RUSDHY Nov 10. ~ the Pastor Rev JOHN PARKER
IT. Ths S eT .mdS T044S 5. s1E .sDs S & 8
Z N. aud 2 ,, IN. The public uvited seats nee
% q Ss mission worn Ha q 81 AGS: 5s Chm GsIF @ %
sv USs On MONDAY EVENING Nov - Sci b. ARTHUR GIL
F R4S @ S"3 ts 9 s Ss.''i'' N''NnEla A'n0
Allep M Church S:Ess9 Ry!.SSn SGS DSI.s'yH s ~
an the rGs It. q IN m s %FFERSoos smn n 1a .i
S /. S,e,ns % YosS PeopeI PerMssnS at oecE ses
irse Al are cordially invited
serb GhSTes = ro1TSIs ;Pd xv - Sstn Rev
MSSTa III n Rev 20 T. HEPWoRTH Ri VIII ps ByesiSs
Si SstTstn Ancient Path Snd Modern TEOuGhS
Che evening The public cordially invited
Anthem MenOrfal Church, POrtyeigbtbst between Sixth
aud seventh syeA-DSns services a. m and ~ m ln ne
evening the sLs sermon & on hs sshIs. o. " s S Gs %
Young specially invited The Rector, Rev. K HEBKRREWToN
Association Hall J.hrdt, Fourth Re-.
RENUs PRIME D. viii deGveT an address on SGnDAi Al ~ IA h
spee from oelOct sher which the renI even
AsDR a H2l2 BR F TkS SGiGaI % 1af
spnuaSI SUNDAY at Oi and oeoel No reserved 'eaG
feEfEf BRyEs sSRs aR RIt. @ HS
Eube The True M'SiOn Of IAie Sundhyeh0'
At 9S. IN. and p n.
Bible and ofP5% S%Ss7 ScSSsag y BisS Ss g nd
Tor beneat Of The wOmen'I FOrgn Nj HoDsry Society 49,
Central M. z. Church. sevenhavs Fonr.eStS st
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

AuthOu Memorial Church, PortyeisbhsL: between hIth
Seventh ayeh-Dvine services Al lCl and N In the
evening The Teachings Of the Tmee will he
preached Subject The Lesson Of the Great UpInG
Young specially invited The Rector Rev X HBBKRREWToN
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

EIgkteenth-st Methodist Episcopal Church. EigheeIit
n near at Oi by the Rev W ~ OLh
H. D. Of Bnghamtou T. at u By the Rev T. H. HAG
0RRFY, D. D.. Of St. Louis Mo.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

All Souls Church corner Of fOurthsye and weTaest Rev
Ioi a m Rev GRO IT, HEPwoRTH win preach Bveping a. q
n Dr. BELLOWS will preach Subject In the eyeohg Tb
Brcak Ancient Faith Modern Thought 6SA all oe
the evening The public cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

Evangelical Ilntheran Church OF the Holy Trintsy
TWENTY between Ph aud NIthAyeL-ihe Rev. u kh'
i D. Psor nerviees SUNDAY 18th At 10Y O. n aod u
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

p,.,u1 Station n NewYOrf eorukf Of Twenty ssventhT
FOudhays Entrance Tweefy-SeventA.R .
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

Ri1e Points Mission ste Of the Old BrVWrry 81 ParLTt
ornal al the Points Rev N eHAfFBR suDenntenden
Ssfce lOI preaching at u suDdAy-Sehool at "
And from q sOl p. m. frends Of the cause invited
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-31
Butter.

A CORRESPONDENT of the Lewistown
(Me.) Journal says: "The local requisites
for the manufacture of good butter are
air, wholesome water, and sufficiency of
sweet, nutritious herbage. Fresh, rich,
juicy feed will enhance both the quality
and quantity of milk and butter. The
requisites named belong, generally, to some
what elevated or hilly districts, rather
than to those of an opposite character.
A rolling, elevated country, hilly often
times, abounding in springs of soft water,
and drained by clear ripping streams flow.
ing over gravelly beds, constitute the pre.
dominating character of the best dai1yine
districts of Vermont, New York and the
Middle States, so famous for their dairy
products. On such lands the best and
sweetest natural grasses obtain, and Der
haps half dozen more different varieties
abound, in themselves full of the bes,
producing qualities. In nearly all OF
our billy pastures the white or Dutch
clover abounds, the presence of which in
dicates a good range for COWS.
Another essential is a change of pas
ture. This, l believe, is contrary to the
teachings of some, but think where prac
ticable it is the better way to give tbs
COWS change of range every ten days OF
so. Fresh pastures are clean, the grass is
even, full and nutritious, and the animals
will fill themselves and then lie down and
digest their food in quietness. A pasture
long run over becomes soiled with the
droppipgs and treadings of the COWS upor
it. A better flow of milk follows change
into new pasture than continuance or
an old one, and it is more economical
Turning off from close-fed pasture, the
rains bring it up anew, and in a few day,
or weeks it is ready for the COWS AGAIN
while the one last fed again grows up tC
supply its place, when that is exhausted
During the latter part of July, and gen
orally through August, the feed in the pas
lures gets short. The deficiency may b,