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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-10-25
A Mantle of Bees--and no Sting.

A French paper, the Independence
de l'Est, relates that at a village near
Florenvllle Uuxembourg), a gentle
man walking along the side OF wood
saw some bees swarming on a stray
Cling branch of an oak tree. He went TO
fetch a hive, and returned with wood
cutter named Guiot, who climbed the
tree, and sitting astride of the branch,
cut off the extremity of it, upon which
the swarm hung An unexpected re-
suit followed; instead of falling to the
ground, the swarm dispersed, and,
rising like whirlwind, settled on the
head of tie unlucky Guiot, who was
still sitting on the branch forty-five
from the ground. The bystanders
shuddered. Surely, they thought, he
will be seized with giddiness, and tor
tured by a thousand stings, he must
fall TO the ground But Guiot called
up all his strength of mind and re
NAMED perfectly still till the swarm
had formed two long wreaths hanging
from his temples, and waving rs he
moved then, half blinded by the in
sects, which also covered his face and
bsdy, he contrived to descend from his
elevated position, taking the greatest
care not to irritate this living mantle.
When he arrive d on terra TRINA hive
was placed on bis shoulder, but three
hours elapsed before the bees would
take possession of their new home.
When this happy change was effected
the poor woodcutters wild delight tes-
titled to the intensity of the anxiety and
discomfort he had endured.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-10-25
Resignation Of a Catholic Bishop.
From the Charleston 6. CO. Courier.

We learn from the Savannah Morn
ing News that Right Rev. Bishop Per-
sico. of the Catholic Church, has ten
dei his resignation to the Pope.
Tn causes inducing this act are not
stated. Bishop Persico has presided
over the Diocese of Georgia and Flori-
da for year or more, and has, by his
consistent course, genial manners and
capable ministration, given general
satisfaction, and his present determine
tion to sever his connection officially
will doubtless occasion much regret.
1t is not known definitely what dispo-
sition will be made of the resignation,
though it is supposed it will be expect
ed. Rev. Father Wa,rick, now pas
tor of the Church of the Holy Evan
gelist, New York, is spoken of as the
successor of Bishop Persico.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-10-25
Towing Through the straits of Magellan

The London newspapers mention
that in the course of month or two,
there will be placed line of very large
and powerful steam tugs at both en-.
frances of the Straits Of Magellan, for
the purpose of towing sailing vessels
bound to and from the west coast of
South America through the Straits,
thus doing away with the difficult and
oft-times dangerous voyage round Cape
Horn. II is believed that the services
of this new steam-tug company will
meet with the patronage which the ven
ture deserves, and that, in future, the
disasters 20 the vessels making the pas
sage round the Horn will be few and
far between, rs the cost of towing a
vessel through the Straits will, it is es-
timated, be not more than 1900 to
$3.50.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-10-25

A POLITICAL orator in New Orleans RI
Gently quoted history" 10y referring to
:, the iron coffin of De Soto, containing
the gold trumpet presented to the H.
lus trious discoyerer Ivy Queen Vic.
tora. "Why, YOU fool !" exclaimed
aD intelligent auditor "QueeD Vic
turia wasn't born for more'n two hum
dred years after De Soto died an how
could she give him gold trumpet ~
" She left il 10 him in her will, y sol
EMMY replied !he orator
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-10-25

deed, been happy one, yet never has
he experienced moment Of more ex-
Qulsite felicity.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-10-25

The treasures Of the deep are not so precious.
Az are the concealed comforts of man
Lock ed up in woman's love. | scent the air
OF blessings, when / come but near the house.
What a delicious breath marriage sends forth
~. - LII - n.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24

RIB Sides Ccsr Sides 10 1--we Hogs quiet and unch'nsed
rrceps bead WHISKY steady at SIC
April 23-Four hrm and y far demand % W.T..
IN ssir demand Of No White Mcigsn at 81 ~ NO
at 81 Amber Michigan g TOi Com active na Ssher q, "a ~ "a
Mixed ftD3ic
Michigan allie white; 49. for No Grrde. Oals urmer
No 1i s2iai3c No 396Esc Pork sold st u % LsH 'o'
!. Sc Receps-i Dbl. Fonr 2OOO bush Wheat ana
Corn shpmnts-2OOo bblh Flour 5000 bush Wheat ' oa
Corn. and j. go bush. Data r..
MEsrHs April 2aFlour quiet snd uneh.nsnd t 81, S
SO db5r Oats adTancel 81 l w
nrnd so Bacon quiet and weak At 9ie Tor Shoulder T " ~
"a Lard dull and nat i.
@IwArKES Apr steady Double EIrs sprng sod s.
5aS1 Wheat s,esdy sales Of No at - % No Z. - u
Oatshr ? for No Mfcl nyo
srm AZ re for No quiet and unchanged 81 ol, ior
Pail Pork soh At LRi-Steanrcnde sold 81 &C bnh
Meat, M Al 4.c shouders 6ic for Shortrb hddes ee ps
lpO bbls Flour 9O00 Wheat ShpmeDis-oO~ obh
Flour. 600 bush. Nheat -.
April FOur active al S6 406sT y tor hxrt rphs
opened active bu closed weat at ~ tet no seA
Corn openei active and dnl AZ 2G@a ioT NO :
Mixed and higher A a3'ie for No hyesle' Of
No AT 3a7sc Barley al 55Sc for No. spne
vons snper Pos oIi at &l2 a. cash ~ 7 y 20
seller NAV Iar at aOdS8 sac Bulk Meats m NJ a'tc
for shonIe 66lc BIB Sides 6ic for SIDES AnA
pcke qq3c WHISKY nomnal Gld hogs msli
At 20 ReSeip-5 bbls Flour Zoo bush Wheat SDf
bush Com 1860 90 bush Rye 20 bush barley and
bbis Flour
Corn 5000 bush euoO bush barley, ard 100 Hogs
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
NOTTON MARKRTs.

Bo.ro< April 23Co0n quiet Mddngs Ole net receipts lS
200 stock. 5V b. ic
MEMPHIS Apr 23Cot;on moderate demand, holders reiIoh
70 MiddIngs. 22i 4l5c receipts 4J7 bales . ,,o
2-COt0n quiet; niGding 1i nei ieop' ''
bales: 30 bsleS
GALvryroN April 21-Coiton quiet; Good Ordinary Zc net
recuts O bales exports ooAstwise 47 bAlsi sales 'lu oe
stock. IS J42 bales ,,. ,,,s,.,
PtitAny PHlA Anil 29-Co,ton quiet Mdilng', 2 122tc
SRv-OVIyavs Anl % ,t,on quiet nidlngs. 2ic net ,e
pt M bales ross 4J BALES; eIpOrislo barcelona 4lO bales
sales 1000 bales: siock, LOG 03 bates .. -,
lorisvtIE Ami 23-Cot;on STEADY; Middlngs 22tc
ST Isor!S April 1l-Catt0n quiet hddings ~ n-LtG -.
CsCIySATl Apr % Cotton quet A.e doing Md4hngs 2.@
22tc ,,.,,,- ,,,a,,t. .
NOZZLE April quiet snd nominal Mdnss "a 3@@3@
~ bales. 6H0 bales stock, 1y bales
CH4FlFsroS cotton quiet Mddngs Z-sri net ep's
3eg bses e1po-o Britain, 23S bales sales ~ oo
x.rov ,rTi u Cotton steady; Mddirrs pc net re
,.rts ~ bales erorts-colsrise 59 bAleS saIes 100 0Ar
stock. 3.Jl3 bales -, ,.-, ,,,,,,.--- o,1.,oi. .
~ m 4O b. les: gross ~ bales, eKDOrts-eOASwlsc u be
ssies llj laes. stock II 500 baleS
tSAu Cotton quiet Mi1dhnEs S@sci he' reePS
Z IS .a.es. sales, - bales; sfock. q, 40 bales
wilT,y5r9y Apni 2' quiet Midng, Re net re-
celuts 10 Dsles, stock. 2.5't bales
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.
pTpopEak MARETTN

JoSpov April 92:5 nCOnso openei Al 92l 10y none and
p or sceount Cned FveTEen lSt2, lSoB
5c 81, lss7s go Tsn-Forles. 81
LvsErooL Apni 23-1OO u-CoOn operei ouet and steady
N3p rpau1s IL aid; Mailing Orleans ~ 1lld Shipments
ron Bombay 70 - inst noe The si report sOv bales
aec~p of or he 800 quAIrers
ASrzHP ADn sPetrolsuI, al DID, for Pine Pale american
LvrprloL. Apr ZJ ll-COitOn quiet Mllhng psnis
+ dlnF orleans Ii ills1. Bresdufs Gull; Wheat, u Od
u ~ White. l. all for Red "esiern
pnng or ID F'ur z Y ODL oI Western CAIEA
Com = ensrter. Lard, q Z cE-
LOsD,s Apn - p H--Cono closed a. s-t ior money
United SAes Fye-Iweniy bonds 6t%A, ~
1876 o. 81. lG87s. Ten FoItles. S9s.
PAkis Apri zS-Rsuies. 81 l5c
Lys.PO1i Agr 5 Coton elosst unctErct sass - 'he
csf u J tse lr1iug 10 ior speculation aa export iar1'
an.F Fahrcs a. Malclester seadr.
LoND.s Apr .--I4.rw 3 6 2 cvt. for Russ ~.
Lsttf0l4 Apr4 -ETeullg-B4con, y cEi 0r sAori kt
"
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
RrrrALo LIVE STOCK MARkET-Arnn n

BVTFALO Nv SIOV "A Va IEAh -lT''I :"
CArrfr-Bc-er 3s7 heal. making total supply o the Wt
I'm. m bevu n SUNDAY s4 nainsi % cars ir
the ssm- line last we-k on D" ma
change of prices noticeable sales - 658 head Illinois steers Tana
ing from 06 70 b. - Past 10 head hissou So
srsu- l02 y az t head CheIotees a,ergng 49, ID -
Isl Is Lead OHIO sieeJs rangg from ll5 70 Ji al - W"
s6 90 - D.,
bead the supply FOR the Veef TINS m
2i00 hea4 against ihc time iaSi week
everything quoted ~ - % o.
d " ooh AZ : Monday, $50 head WoOel ONO avt9
U O IL and perfect an respects sold at 10 DO he highest %
of eon Sale to-day 30 Clipped Ohio averaging " ID al
rt n ,oo -
HoqsRe-crts head making the total thus r looo head
srsus. herd G on the MARIE
sae, comprise head ranging t 90 Bob b at - o. D7 ~
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
DOMESTIC MARKETs.

P,EpHiA Apn q -Qu,rctror sark-So and higher
oo Rying 81 q.e PORK
Ian bra al ie Isios-Cy hen1ere s.e kos.Be'ines' sa
ise ie Reanea sad THIS month. 2lie Flour
ma western Rec g ssqsi y Bye 81 Corr qusi and
5.l5oc Wool dull market a'or JeH WHISKY steady al ssie
CLzvElAyD Aynl 23Wbea steady and advanced l No Red
change No Al sc dull and proes
AlsAyI April sWbts y GOO higher pnes local
milling bush Deh TIeadseA 70 aTrve o GStal At
20 Baey-NOihHs dong Oats 4ui; sales so buA Chi
5isc.
o.wreo Apn 2Four active and Is cents higher, sale. 600
eeA so@,g Al 20 ~ io5 No. spnns 80 for % Amber wler
~ - @ ~ ~ Sb 70 y yT~sst.. ~ G1sb 70 ' s,,,v. M ,,or @
, n Al - a' ,,. 1S % .o on ,9' & s'o, o,.,1 1Te go
loo 1uh a c ~ .he ir4e Barley and Rye quiet Com Meal
sz5a 20 saiPsiuas =6gs4 Mlaiings, 81 es2l =
taa ~ q-aAy Hshgaes . AAHe9 fIssl.Flgsr TO Boz
LorsT,IIr Az -obLoo strong full prc-, sA~,
~ haes Bseglg gaca.Hged FouI active snd tm EI Fa
80. Ss % s 8. C ii .st I snS , s,eeyS @ Oa w. s1s f al a. W &
. - Oss 'As, - - s'1s'< sAeLte Tio.l,oI get
B-eoushOudsr 5 Clear BID Sic Clear sides 7,e- packed.
L.aheros ias Kess aoe JobbaIg lois higher. wAHAy
sAIrisoEr Arr Za-CoO- 7er, ion bu srn. Low Niaar,
- zie Flour rery Ct Nils ssg-rane
Goo. @ soU A % at - 4 Con- SS re- roS. Sss ss 1' 1cu5ea a
Ws 90 da Yelo. 61 Western n6mnsl. po,ses o.t aS,et
81 Proysoa. more active and very sr Mes porL . 5l9
sses site 100 90 Clear b sides Al sie Bacon arm Sloa
and
ana unchanged WhsSr
~ LoC Apn -5-Fiou quiet and uncharge small business
sses 0f ITrbis-BHtfa % So Fsslv, E3U O Wle.t
synng unchanged; No. 81 30
Nlum ks1 - 5 for Michigan traek Com .rm 81 o No
AIel seT My Ju1s Oats 1un - Tor
M4Ees BAIey qne,
firm &c for prae Tobacco dull puces declined
los sod a. 30 BOS7 73 Comno Leaf 81 5Jd - I5
Heug a. &c 81 for far choice Baggug quiet
10 Qlbtc Whisky tim Pork Dull 2 mail
iot Dr. sltod Ae4is treer c for sdi 5c
eie for Clear soes Bacon guet o son S. 0I
u1zsc Lam ll ssc lave figs azd Cir
bbG P0u, y % bush -
buEh Osts 1900 Jssl Bsrev, and 500 bu4l fyt.
bUyYAL0 Apnl EJLisll shpBenisllo Juh Barley. Peur
strong good lsD bh sod for Snrue
a n
100 Spnhg e. D 1U bash Nc NlseuEre b a
. i.r denardi sas
s5- Al OAt- and Bari-r
seedsGood trsde a. lle-ansel Port. Lard
hfh~t1es unchanged
CiscIssAr Apnl 23Four good ternsnd ~ - 20 for
Family good 40 sac ,.t Cora Lrr
& fair yd5Dc Fall prices rfu.l
Ciy 4 COunIy -oI SO %l- ~ latbell .oll-r.
si Buk MeaisIerall ts -uiiers s.c.
f0f aA9. &c. iaf Cc.E RID '. ti.l ...
G@nsss"sua usht aoi-eft lIG ase oi s4O4leu
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Yo-tA Ve5s'1 ana Rqilro11S
Apr pkga 6oi 5aes Cotton pkrs Dnel Frni 2
sfs sr n bsL I.V0 Wheat 100 bush. Corn
1ls.. BE so bush Malt 5O bush BeIeJ
200 s.g .eeo 10 Peas ~ Meal
rs oeg orr Mea 10, bp ID bales Hemp O HIDES % ~
za Leather Roau 81 OIL CaIe. ~ pgs Pork 10
ntvs 5 pk.S 6l5 Lard pa Lard l5
Butter LIS Cheese 70 pkg Iaow ~ 'os
sr Oi 80 DKEL Tea 10 lnd Tobacco oIJ
Tobaooo 80 bb Is TaloE O ~ bD1 Elaine Oh -
IBIS Oil Suyeg Ore
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT.
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY.
Thls Company is chartered by tic State OF
Cash Capital, Sl.0OO,Ooo'

THIS Company IL chartered by tie State OF Conneoaen-
Cash Capital sl.O0O'ooo'
There 10 no personal LIABILITY Of stockholds1A
TIE law, Of limit Of every kind to one oer
rent on the ,ockhOde And the stock Ho iA
bic other STATE
The object Of thi. Company loan money on arsi mort
80 Al N. wes, ..I .u such mortgage securities At the East
making profit which the money loaned AID tho
rate which the security is sold
Il ema led that profits the Conr,Hr will be the tr' e,r;
Cr, s,oct Al 900 OO invested interest S9oOOO
s. soll with average prohi on sale
after deduur other DeF eent''. aoooO
SAY Of seca,es sold Will have prompt pay
raent interest eyeaiua pa neni Of principal guar
by COmpasv, an average charge OF hall Of
one per per average of securities run four
yeIs average guarantee elAfge : ooF eea on
5l,OoO -o"oo
slJ0.0O0
Rarrnr, ars year ieung all expenses per cent capital
stock.
The s.fetr Of the investments Of @ COMPANY is inureL
M Because its investments are exclusively upon first mortgage
upon real estate ard
"a Because the following weltnOvn stockholders
and trustees foI tie management Of its funds:
TRUSTEES.
ROBERT LENOX KENNEDY President National Bank Of Con
New York.
EUGENE KELLY, Eugene Kelly Co, Bankers, " Y
EMIL sAURR, Prrsiden, Gerraas Amercsn Bank, " T.
GEORGE D. MORGAN Z. D. Morgan Co.. Bankers. Ne" York
WIN B. OGDEN. Chicago
WIN ORTOS President Western Union Telegraph Co., NeN-fofk
AUGUSTUS BRAYDBGEB. Mayor New-LondoB.
UFNRY r. BOND President Harners SAVINGS Bank Nevonion
CHARLES BUTLBR President Louis A.oa and Tere Hauie Il
Il. CO.. Sev-York
JONATHAN EDWARDS, New York
AUGUSTUS W GEEENLBAF Greenlesf Norris Co, Bankers
New York.
UIyRY r HAVEN Williams, Irsycn Co New London
HESRY HYDE viceFrlca. Equitable Lie A4sETaHce Society
Of O. s., New-York.
JOS PATTERSON, President Western National Bank Ph,de
phiA
RAMgDPLL President SevLOnioa Bank and SewLOndOn
Northern Railroad Co.
J. GREGORY SMITH PreslIen Northern Pacific r. L. Co, ST.
Albans W
NJ L. sCUDDER jr. Ogden scadier, Chicago
GRO II. STUART. stuart Il Brother Philadelphia
GEO. b. UPTON. Boston.
Ipvesing Agents OGDEN sCUDDER Ca,e OgieD, Sheldon
Scnl5erl. Chicago
The nucpa business Of the Compsay vii be eonucied Se"
York. - ,Du..yos p,tto,,
Notice Of Opening Books.
SEvr YORK; April a. 1872.
The rdrsrre1 have hv the Trustees Commissioners
To ceve .ubspton To the ,f The Lliab rust Com
psuv and will open hooks Monday, April
30 nj IL O'Clock. the National Bank of Commerce,
where pFospectGses ca be obtained
ROBERT LEyOX KENNEDY.
EHIL SAUEa,
GEORGE Il. STUART,
GEORGE B. UPTON.
HENRY p. HAVEN.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
flnancldl.

SSIGNEES' SALE of the ALABAMA anu
= tUATT iNOOGA h. B.-In the Distinct Cont oi te JnfI
states e District Of A.ahlmaln Bankrupi,T 10 ne MAJ
Of c alabama Chattanooga IA road tonPlny 0Anhn
usrt 10 the order Court made on he lth isy i-c
s-2 the under red Assgnee Bankruptcy Of the Alabama ahl
Chattanooga C0mpsnr, hereby notice tAa lh WI y
70 safe T.. public auction. at me Asan bn ID ne NV u
Norteor state Ahama MONDAf, the tWelt' sech 4
NJ Ar- 1872 all t.e coanuous t0m-lnY Hm rs
terminus at state ss.s'pp 10 s eru1s ~
Vaplsc.e Tennessee togeI VIII Us ifaAcAs
e1mpmtns rolling mscnesnofs deot water stations Iou
h1 ms,erv tools other night interest or
eAs whatsoever cOnvered by said AhnamA And CAa
tspoora Railroad 0T 1ee Of st e1
ecute nineteenth day of bee"mber o to SEN Aiail
F-la Dane Demerrit Tu:ees ovetAer win e aca
Tools siaion-n0ss 10 Ar 'l %"
however 70 tht A'h
Of 1' tne ms motnRe lo' l
Railroad Company, the len Of t- hoefs and owners m 'n
first orfc-r o Anans h' amount
of fo-ven hundred Thousand doas subject 70 lh
lrsl
gage Of eight hundred an tWo ioan-
collars ueci e the IThef zen % lr N
n Asbma o .u1 aes hereafter pay brit ne s'g
bopi.. AMI ~ much Road tn oi ile sal ~
Geo., be faF"f ~ ne
state OF eor-1a 90 Tie gay o. o-
The Road d~Ill le sol lucum thereof
JOHN u. GlNDhAIt) Assigne-s Do D'nkTultc- oi 'ue
sam. b. JONES, Ala anna az
JOHN J. BAILEY. Castt1nJDg4 ia4o-a COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
prlnElng.

ADAMS and CYLINDER PRESSWORK for
n Publisher snd the Trade JOB PRIN lSG Of variety
good al executed prompIf al HOLAAS D.
CeHIe lnd Whie-stA
MY, HOW VERY CHEAP!-TURNER, No.
vi ls NaH-st. Handbs 6Is for Thousand aA- the
SLOTE & JAMES. STATIONERS, PRINT
- RRs and BLANK BOOK MASUPACr RERS No 81 Fuon-s-
BLANK BOOKS made to Iny pattern Oriers solcei
XVM. EVERDELLs SONS, 104 FultOn-st;-z-
MANUFACTURERS.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
GCpartnersHlp Notlfrs.

CTATE Of NEW -YORK-CITY and COUNTY
- Of NEWYORK SThe coparrrersp heretofore ersuhS ne
tween iiAm NJ Loyd Charles d. Hamilton and Matthew T. H.
general Darthe under the epaershp and arm nae 0 LLOD
HAMILTON Co. having been dissolved and the SAD rrm having
business SAID City and state or pefod Of ve ss a.
coneucted BY confirmed
Of tie said william NJ LLOYD and
Charles H. Hamilton and they the SAID LLOYD and Hamilton oels
des ous of contiuung OF LLOYD AM
Coz Go certify declare that they the sad "Ahn
NJ LLOYD Charles Hamilton the sole peFson dealing under
suh name LLOYD HAMILTON Co. anu hat The place OF
said william Lloyd Altoona IN the Comfy OF B
the Of The abode Of said Charles H.
COGnty Of Wesehester IN me state OF
-S - C. H. HAMILTON.
or County Of Seu-f0Tk SS)n es
18th April A. D. lG51 before personally came "an N
II. Hamilton 20 De the inTduss
IN e1ecuie Sedzf 20 that they
s,.c,,,.i tbs Ioregoiug ipstruIneuL JULIUS BINGE.
Public, SewYGrk City
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24

wi ls, r.,r n psckarrs largely incrcs recep
stoy declined uns yesterday when tse' ha eh Aooa. @
some Of the dealers selling 6 though l6i The more oomnoa
rroa figures tbere appeared TO he little specwauSh &
pres putsng eg They free buyers tal stsa
NTH the 3s:2 bbS receVed The present cool SeA'n n,,
en-onrares psrties 70 bold but let oornr ou'
,SSSs5t warm and the npdy disappears csrts,n DO
ever stronger to-day, the grr bulk o aS
i7s some ed than that this W. i
vces pointing the We qnoe 7lsl
J.. and L l. a. don ~ dl9 Scnhern' i
al- Duck krrs as
az Geese bsgs'
FEUyTs-FgEsH. ,..-.
frosen the cana f = hhL 90 lD ~ ,upr,
improved prime rsses = ns 1 - g The
1S berries arrived tosia4 ron Nhate'V- - -
Of as = 4 a. We qne, ID t se4 AZ z
apples d....... 81 Mass % StTSH0eff'es' SN''f
Do prime. -" . ~
FPurrS-DRIED AND Nuts -, -. w..t.
80 -, ~. xs.t fl6 pkes less ,bsn asi reet
e uesk lAss year Arrivals e Peannt - ann ape
nav Dot be much bus they Are &C., .lsrr trade br
frr
- ns 4, huv dried arpes are arriving lvh
a. Wes We roie 8 fual jobbhg Wy; - ,s 49, gco8
o. with p DO a. lltc ao 40 jus
ns DOS VI ii bbs state lee ~ bhS DO slee1 slu
aQh sliced AZ Toe tnFetieu
ora A o1orious woulI be effected O
.tssrres an movu- bat there are some lnqHeA
- bs-e il euo The ron bfing 'oe
= M. vent At 3 Rspberues scarce ana hghe5 DDS 8
8s5e bbl~ oherTes Al 90 So W 9aoe = --r,s ~, SD s
spo.es-Od Peaches ne" unp lN' o.
H. new prime o. ....- 10 alot Piuns- -
Do common Western. Cherries ne" FD'''' 80 n
3 io 80 S
o fne to sced al3i Raspbere- %
no state .....tt Qli Peanuts" I'm h'us ~
Do Do .loo s as Do Do NgD1 % common nss oSi .
peaches pee ell new Ql6. Hickory Nuts -
Peschss p@elei 2 Ya6 cl7 Black Nahnis 80 a
Peaches unvd AAveS I d Iecsn & Sa'' ' "''''''
A . ,- s,r With over ruling Skunks buer are Wiing
for rnce psnua regarding the ate LpSe safe we no u'
pnoos. vA
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
A sBURY LIFE INSURANCE CO.

a OFFICE. ~O5 BROADWAI
CORNER ELEVKHIll-Sr. NLN YORK
C. C. NORTH Presil lent
S-3r- n D. SAvfN. d. r. NAcFARLsv vicePros ieats
ISAAC 4. STILES. >e-rri--T and Actin rF
y " PTRDY. s.. D sd cal
LRMCEL SKIDMORB Counsel
EMORY mCLISTOCK. Consulting Actuarv.
W. present following strong iaiare for those desiring
effect her own
lv-s kinds Of policies pIent use ird
M sI.rrerum plan and CoHmutei Policies which
ar. op ssued Registered Policies, sreuTt hr
Speca D-los Unnecessary travel removed Full
after .
Loau Of of Premium 1moaltng so DIVIDE N on
- Panerslir Plan No femle k2 g. Grler.
ous concessions Cerrneu and Their families PROMPT payment ~
losses Books paps fully detailing al TIE peculiar features OF The
Q al tie vii - sent 90 ar 10
cation o Home KBLIABLA AGENTS WANTED To
lie buAEess ADeA terms VIII
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24

~ -7-- -
for The week lb5 oa s hone roWil ~ '"' MOI
iast pten gu'.
would sti ol
. -, s,h.nss som ..cor OLD sold 70 We quote:
sI.rs- Yearings caoce. ga =
oDN't 49, e.. 81, 0.s no common e. IS 70
-. 80 ...sfa.g Olls, growth 1853 ....-v ~
l.15. Ol. growth l560........ - a.
"e'''-' A'' ,,-.-s
.l'--'t-@..s Uor-4-essed calve wh
49, t. police
-. 20 rourr Po-A f.
be aaa beef. 4-'lt ntis pofAf '-
-. "' - s-T "a rF-s lard. shrmelts-55 hh.
80 ~ ~, -t ia .Ic, bacon ~. l5.t pays We
--,r
Bee se. Prime ...1l3diii Calves hor-ire.e. poor :
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
TRR.sURRR's newborn AyD SEV-hAvEN RAILROAD
CoMPAyY Corner 4ta-Aye g7tAst Nclok. March = 62
a +Lo Rnnrli of Illrnrfnrs N

TRRasURRRs OFFIcE NEw-YoRE AyD SEwHAvEN RAIIRoADi
CoNP4ST Corner iasve nd S'isi New orr hsfch i6@
T a meeting of the Board of Directors of
= Companv held the following resouii0nsw dopeE
Res1rfd Ta usialmert FlPFY DOLLARS share
.he srr .ock Of Company unpaid be AM IS hereby
be paid 20 The IeHsureI al liza ooe IA Ne"
Yg-E. on tae FIRST 1av 4 JULY. 1872.
That Certificates Of Pnps' stock he issued TO TIE resp
tive holder o. Ju next
oS <uc umepf having heretofore AID
surrender Of the scrip and that transfer
LArr Scrp shall permitted alter sd tTs
o. 1917 ustalDent due thereon Las been paid
interest
per val De- allowed to e ht lA o
the daT Of JUNE
Certscates will be delivery dsy Of July and for
payments will be gwen,
der after le above late the u pad
certificate will be suei JOHN T. SHELTON, Treasurer.
NEW-JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY COM
y pany SassAut. Eew-York-Notce hereby that
the annual meeting Of SesJesey Midland Rail
Directors and three inspectors Of cleo
properly before the meeting will be he al the general G
Of NOrfe1frke Bergen
J. on FRIDAY May C72 u sDd H. polls of
y clock anal O'Clock by
Board Of Directors DAed Apr 18th, EIEZkKIAH
WATKINS, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24

DECETVER's SALE.-NEW-YORK SUPE-
III RIOR COyRT-wILLIAM II. WEBB THE NORTH
AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY-ln pursuance Of the su'
" the above
appointing Of the elects
American steamship COmIan viii eel al pubAe
z Il. LUDLOW Co. Anconeers, the KIchauge Sale
No III Broadway the City Of HeWYoE on TUESDAY MAY
1872 ocock the following descbel property, constituting
vested such Receiver sIieen thou
hundred shares Of stock Of e Central Aeean
Transit Company. H. MCCLELLAN Receiver.
EVANSVILLE AND CHARLOTTESVILLE
IL T. Co-Sessd proposals viii be received tie Oee
Farmers Trust Company for the sale 20 Tie Trustees OF twenty
~ BONDS OF the MAY ana NOVEMBER isue
iece1 4 o. ROLSIOS. President d Er
cbangepace presented before 2 tie lsl pToI
X u bOLHION,
Yok April 5 III President Farmers Loan and Trust Co.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
NEW-JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY COW
GEsEnAL 0TTIcE or TaF TIoG4 R4IERo40 co1PAs7, ;


CORNryG \. Y, April g. I37l
NOTICE To BONDHOLDERS.-NOtc is
~ hereby 1ven Bonds the TIOGA Rail-
ROAD COMPANY maturing J. 1872 the vii be- pld
presentation BANK OF NORTH AMERICA IN THE CITY OF
NETWORK and after the sad Isl 1Ev Of May
Bonds extended for Ten Years Interest
PAYABLE before FRBE OF ALL TAXS 30 nvg
notice gned Cor Newly before
Of will be extended with Coupons
ached bodera sad Bank Of North
Apsrc T..
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24

I'd . r,- sur with over rung Skunks brers an waiting
nj, '~,, es- raTdire LepSc sale We 1nc currency
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24

r,s ,oo -e,.hc has favored se.ng dressed poultry ron ne'r
e-s n dom ae -e.1. Il p 1- in- ilfhe' 81 -
,- wild pigeon s.a 2 iozsr ior elt"Te- Iu' anu - - -
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24

R4e hold. lt own aFed HoFlred cl'es "uT
~ = eordo ar. 90 rg better The police Sale calves
al -e zoo young 90 % Receipts 7r'raout lli
d. nss, seef. - sS beef. l-r1t Htis porA -
-. -y re.ts ans uzss lard. Shrme-ts-a9 htS ana
-, b~ef y bblA pork 76 bacon i5t pAS aid W