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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-01
THE SINGLE ROAD TO VICTORY.
From TIE Memphis ArdLanehS.

There ia only one road to victory over Grant.
1t must be occupied by all the members OF tue
as one body animated by one spirit This WIN Ie
nand from the leaders sactnoe Tl PaS Srtrv What
tbeV have bestowed on party The policy advocated
with much ability ana Geal oS I've %, must be pushed
car and made 70 harmonic fuzzy with the exgency
Of the political situation IL mqSS Te Which, however
mastery never accomplished any positive Fe h h
politics The movement TO De d s6 only through the
and aggressive and can De maui l, so V"'' '
steps advocated BY the passive pOncy'
GRANTS PoPULARITY-THE WAY TO phi hAi'
Tho rawsnaner which pirates about the popu-
larity OF Grant the mpOsslDhty OF a,rsspt "a
reads little purpose the signs OF t1e His only
sne conf In the support Of his Office hoders TO
talk about the popularity OIL ne b b been deserted by
snsr Trnnbull Greeley Davis, Logan, schulz anu
Graft Brown fathers OF the RepaPen pasyi m
as the crisis is imminent, and the country GJ va
four more OF Grants party into any
bination that VIII save the Government
ROUGH JUSTICE.
World
The T6cn Herald Roscoe Conkling's none 11ls
ore,n Fills II Roberts NJ. C., editorl posses into no
class aud company Of those two l9ufn3s !Is
n@IsnS Ibs S,raeise Journal Loud denOuncers Oh "a
and his Ring they their erOncs OF tneil "a Va. as
eli aiLa han entity OF cOrrupuiOns "a selfish hhu
his and "a fls 60 their trusts They lacked Dut ms
tics equal his crimes Wie ne 1rbe red rgs,age-
stamps Of me Uhea Heraids man Sashnan s nnauri
nv the 1rontet0rs OF The Albany and me Syreeu1
mails should make 1t clear 10 honest lsoptS %,
tobbers the ears Of political sneaAtlIs'es hu
also be nailed 10 the pump
THE TRICKS THAT WILL SWAMI GRANTS OAO'H'
A Prom IA. Ir0si1epr Prcss =, q
Instead of passing the resolution OF MI. sum. .
er nT1nutly aud allowin tue exIinna,l1 OF peers
- ater, 10 sette tho qdeHtiOn or fct heorS- NJ
80 IiI0 A. ~, have been engaged Ia series o. 10y
tactics worthy only OF political ea9ee 10y
a. t1.I Ia no and HdstsAhetH eAhhO' ~
~ ~ ortoa az the Celanlttss. bai u must W w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-01
Gpesial Notices

,,, Ia. tiiur.-rbe Pe, .sh.., Baoes ~. o. -,
pSiN .. q ociscs. Noou % toV-f ~ Is "a
tfAsl 49,, t. "a +. rthbtei afts rHta 10. H. " "a
re< LII lcse y -sper DO Oh. imp o'en ~ o. ~
IN. ..rl9a o. Faslr's. Na' '' - d rsL,M,S c2r~'s
Sore -esir. DECEASED ~'.slr, '' ~ - Os'.
-I-ael, IL. pOCOAass 2sJTvHA- 5aS''a" '''N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-01
DOMESTIC MARRRTI


Wnrrygr,N v g. Feb 1o-S,its Tuy-a'ine Gat - az ks
steady At - ~ Tor Suiled Crude rur egtue U-y % ~ ~
Harl 90 p fir YcEos Dp sal Virgin Tar 5,eny At ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-01

Cattle inactive ycry Dlic, Grt luaV ~
SIC mpdnn Or good glssy tt05t'. receipts go ssls-l -
hogs fair demand rscsps. gi ohesD IN gpd rs Az
a. 6iGetc, receipts l.i6 bead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-01

a,fDlNFr-pycEVtS-O Tharysy ~. y p - 90
t.,prb t.'l,t I,su. \. l.. ~ ii" H. 'f''' ' ~
ps,.,'u H. s. coll Gs.i.u,r % Mt7pr't 4 D.r"M"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-01

Removal.
Ga1ysR 4 BAKsR SAVING hAC8iss 20
Hsys Removed 10
-3s .nd TsS Broadway. corner q Tenth O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-01

An Noii,r, Of Marriages must be mdo'ssa ~im ~"
RRrte aad o'ttIcss. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07

RIO LET-h FINE SECOND Is ROOMS AND THIRD
Floor a roomsl, with Rooms, together sin
Gy tho fine house Beecker street. Apply at l3
Orchard street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07

rJ,O LET-vFRY DESIRABLE FLOORS IN HIGH
stoop House $50 East Twentieth street; nice quiet
families moderate. Apply to owner, 223 East Twenty
fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07

RIO lFT-TO FAMILY OF ADULTS, SECOND FLOOR,
j with without Basement; all Improvements pri-
house rent Gail before L. NJ 500 Bleecker
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07

ITO LET UNFU FART OF PRIVATE
II, use 81 Lafayette place elegant rooms for family or
gentlemen $50 per month reference required Call after
A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07

RIO LET-sECoND FLOOR WITH EXTENSION, AMI
Part Of Third In second Mansard roof brick house III
10th street. Third and Fourth rent $40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07

V,O LET-PART OF HOUSE Ii BANK STREET, BASE
men, parlor Floors and three Rooms third floor
two Rooms fourth door. Apply the premises,
from 10 Z. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07

RIO LET-yN A HIGH sToOP BROWN STONE HOUSE.
the entire Second and part Of Third Floors to small,
responsible family only $50 per month,
Inquire at 33 West Fiiiieth street, from IL A. NJ 10 r. NJ,
in the basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07

RIO LET-THE SECOND AND PART OF THIRD FLOOR
private house. Is Charlton street, to a small family
rent $3.50 Apply from IL I'LL O'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07

RIO LET-THE UPPER PART OF PRIVATE ROUSE,
i contanin. all conveniences for housekeeping to q re-
sponbe neghborhood good rent moderate Inquire
al 202 East Sxty-tfth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07

RIO LET-FOUR ROOMS, ON THIRD FLOOR OF PR.
vste dwelling No 240 East Ffteth street, between
ond and Third avenues rent to small family $50 per
month. Best reference required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07

ITO LEI-LOHER PART OF HOUSE, CONSISTING OF
j pariora basements and two attic; all improve.
ments Apply on the premises 55 West Washington place.
near Sixth avenue.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-30
A Careless Tongue

ia not more TO be dreaded in the sacred desk than
Il careless pen in the hands of news paper. The
Commercial is responsible for the following which
we cut from the editorial column OF yesterday s
edition of that paper;
1.-THE Ga-ette shows signs of its ancient negro
phobia To see colored man treated with justice
or courtesy gives it spasm ...
What il there said is so manifestly untrue that
it were hardly necessary to deny it. But there
are persons in the Radical ranks who have
schooled themselves to think that such language
is proper when applied to Democrats.
Such persons have so long pinned their faith to
party that they take no time to question the as
sert,ons of such careless WRITER'S il they are Rad-
Gals.
The Commercial knows it is violating the ninth
commandment But 1t heeds not the sacred in
junction there imposed. and ISLANDERS as lightly as
though it were not doing great injury to itself and
greater injury to the unity by its fabrication
We have seen the .'coored man treated with JUS
tice and courtesy" and in no other way. We
should certainly object to his receiving any other
treatment. SO would this community which the
Commercial misrepresents in endeavorlng to cir
culate an impression to the contrary among its
more northern readers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-30
Democratic state Convention.

By order Of the State Democratic Executive
Committee, a meeting OF the Delegates I" the
State Democratic Convention, will be held at DO
yer, on Tuesday. June llth, 1872, at IL O'clock
NJ, for the purpose OF eecting siK delegates 10
the National Democratic Convention to he held
in Baltimore. July 9th, 1872
It Is also ordered,
That the Democratic citizens u the different
Hundreds throughout the State will meet at the
regular places where such meetings are held IN
each hundred Oh
SATURDAY, June lst, 1872.
At o'clock, P n, for the purpose OF electns the
number of Delegates to the State Democratic
Convention that each Hundred is entitled to elect
according to the rules governing the Democratic
party of the State.
The Democratic papers throughout lthe State
are respectfully requested to publish the above
WILLIAM DEAN.
Chairman OF the State Democratic Executive
Committee.
NEWARK, Del, May 10th. 1872
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-30
Perfume Atom,xers.

Ap elegant. pleasing. simple and useful apparatus
for diffusing rerfumcry in the most economical man
ner, scsnting the clothing, handkerchief and hair
and for max ing cooling and soothing apslicaions ct
burns. sensitive surfaces. &c. also for lsintectng
and pc, tunng the sick room. For sale by
L. BRINGHURST 4 Co.
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-30

II Colt's pistol has six barTels'ho many bar
rsls ought horse pistol 10 haveP
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-30
The Commerciars Estimate of Messrs
Armstrong and WinsleW.

In referring to the nominees Of the Radical party
for Sheriff and Coroner the Commercial says: =
I'VE are not angry because they are not colored
nen-we think nhite men are JUST as good
That is the estimate ths Rsdical party put upon
white men. But their actions seem to give the
lie to their words so long as they keep the negro
Oh their ticket They tell him he is the equal of
the white. and they tell the white man he is "just
as good" as negro. But they do not dare to put
the negro on their ticket, notwithstanding they
appoint him to high official position 10 the exclu.
sion OF the whites.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-30

The selection of Charles Francis Adams, Jr.
to deliver the 4th Of July Grafton before the
authorities Of Boston Is the first case where
the third generation has performed that ser
vice. The father was the orator in ls43 and
the grandfather in 1898, Just halt century
apart. Hon. Josiah Quincy was the orator in
l7Ss and 1926. His son Josiah was orator in
1882. Hon. James T. Austin was orator in
1928, and bis son, Ivers j. Austin, In 1859
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-30
Steam AtomIzovS.

For thy Inhalation of atomized fluids in the treat
ment 81 chronic diseases of the throat air passages
and lungs. Being se'acting they produced an even
and continuous Aow of ~ -ay without incony ycn,ence
or labor During the ist two three years we
have supplied several dozen of these atomzers and
in most cases with very satisfactory results
t. BRlNGHuRST X 90. Apothecaries.
Corner Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-30
CITY NOTICES.

A. T.pALLDERDICE. No. III Shijley street;
O. brass. 6Alvxnired iron. do. Also; makes sal
vsui,e3 Wire Guards for store AMI factory doors
md windows ut PhiIaderha ,iicea. Call and ex-
anime III, samples Jfnlzu
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-30
Mr.. Greeley at the Baltimore Con
veOtton.


vention.
1t now appears to be pretty we'll decided that
the Liberal Republicans have chance for the
election OF their candidates unless they are en-
dorsel at the Democratic National Convention at
Baltimore on the 9Th Of July.
1t also appears to be quite evident that the
names OF these candidates Will be presented IN
that Convention.
Should such be the case their friends will doubt
less be required to come into that body on an
equal footing with all other gentlemen. They
VIII be required to give some pledge that Messrs
Greeley ana Brown will abide BY tie choice of the
Convention and support its nominees; or accept Of
its platform. il nominated.
But in the face of the rumored declaration Of
Mr.. Greeley, that he would withdraw should the
Baltimore Convention nominate candidate. how
this matter is to be arranged is question we leave
to Mr.. Greeley's friends to answer.
The Democracy Of Delaware undoubtedly ex-
pect the baltimore Convention to nominate
Democrat for the Office of President and we be-
lievs their choice to he GENERAL HANCOCK.
Should Mr.. Greeley withdraw and his friends
be satisfied with Mr. Brown the Vice Presl-
dental candidate on the Democratic ticket with
Hancock or some other great Democrat, perhaps
union might be effected that would prove satisfac-
tory to the people and lead to overwhelming sue
cess
We do not want to be understood as making
any suggestion for an arrangement. Our prefer
ence has always been aud still is for straightout
Democratic ticket nominated upon a sound Demo-
cratic platform in conformity with the former
usages OF the grand old party that has always
stood by the great interests of the country. But
ii Mr.. Greeley should adhere to his threat to
abandon his party and Ne Brown, ScHuRz.
IRuMBuLL and others come forward with such
apropositon AS can be accepted, and as would pro-
ducs such results in the nation as were produced
in Missouri, certainly little Delaware would not
be found to embarrsss the way
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-30

Coal Flour and Feel of all kinds SOLD on commits
sion Also all kinds of flower. field and garden
A. +. ALLDERDlCE.
janl2tt No. III Shirley street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13
COTTON MARKETS

CrvcvxAr June doll and depressed Mdngs 2Ac
MKMrHs June l1COisOn qieti Mddlngs 25a254e net re-
seipts, Isl bales . -
BosToy June l2-Cotton dull and heayi Midhng zee net
receipts bales l5 bales sales 100 bales stock J baes
NORFOLK June l2Coton queti Low M1dhng 243c net re-
ssipts 6Ii bales eIIorteo1stWse ~ oaes stock 0 bs
GALVESTON June l2-C0tOn nominal Good Ordinary 2y4c net
receipts. ba'esi stock, 1891 bales - -
NEw-ORLEANs June l2Cotton essv Nithngs 29tc net re-
teipts bales gross AJ bales @ e-s stock y yl bales
CHARLEsTON June 2-Coton lu and nomnali Mddngs, 29
Iet receipts 4l3 baes eIpOIcostwse ~ bals stock 1910
bales.
MOBILE June l2-Coon irregnri nomina Mdings 2lci net
receipts bale sales. l0O bales; stock, 3752 bales
BALTINoKE, l2Cottou dull and nominal; ddlngx 26dc
gross - bales %s baesi sales last even
ng al bales; 2.r2l bales
VPHuApYLpHiA, June quiet; Mid iinrs 26lc
AUGUSTA June 2-Coton dull and nothing DOING Mding 24lc
SAVANNAH June COou quiet; demand Sali Mddlngs. sc
receipts 345 bales sales 80 haltri stock 53l2 bales
l2COtol MlidAug,
80 bales. stock, 1914 bales. -
LOUISVILLE. June l2-Cotton quiet. Mliings 25e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13

S q ears len from the late srvas Monday There was y
fie doag tn the regular ms
their en- Noaty the prcseat hot Ne
not favor huyRg ahead What cattle we're soi VEN
decline from Moniay No Wants We erHns 10"
cwt steers fat sold At id3o with some of6, eu ~ so -s
LANBsAr yals t6J yestertar, and 10y
a. gerht.sl, and each AZ Commuuipew-loca
fcrtehst and At Washington Market Trade slow ana
hut cat them bdic "tl s,
lsmhs II HOPE, ieE caoc, lc sales at Fone'' pycocS
BuckngtAn Olio eep, last night, at btGhic - ~
Ii nom ~ a. Cor m uptw 29) Ohio sheep 52l 10, A. NC
s, 81 Jersey Am 81 b. 81 l2c; 81 Of " AZ G tps ~
Cd6i 81 i3o m lambs s5dSl were sold ~ o"n ~
ludl2c .. . ,,..., Cor,,,r
foGs-Arv ycstriay end 30 todayS car @ %
nipaN Foret one w1s sold auW IL ~ ~ ~
Dressed quoted Al q Gslc, few Iigs reaching 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoVocV Jrne l2-ll;9O mConso opened at o2 or money
ard PEI United States FeTwen bonds 1909, wi
1855 ga, Oh; 1908 so; Ten-Forues 89l. 80.
June 2Uue States Five Twsny bods opened at Ns
for the Of 1902
LIyFRrooi. jane l2l mcOOn opened queii Mddng Up
lands. lid; Midilng Orleans, t2L -. -,
June lt m.COton IL dull Mtdhng Uplanas III
Gilid; Miidlng Orleans HID.
IIvERrooL June l2-2 n-Tbe Badstua market Is quiet
LoNDoN June l22 m.ralow 81 3G52 " cNt for Rusa
25 mCuns0ls closed a. 2 for money aud vs. a
92l for The socount. America securities unchanged.
PAliIs June PIP u.-hentes closed at 55i nc
LIvERP00L June Us mCottou closed doll and unchangei
III day have been OO1 bales including 1900 for export
aui speculation. Common Resin. 9GJi q cwt
LONDON, June l2ehnei Petroleum; lod or gallon nsee9
Oil opened at 80 and closed al 40 w. Cacus'a bneea
646Ob4A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13
MIDLAND PACIFIC
RAILWAY
FIRST MORTGAGE
z PER CENT GOLD BONDS.

These bonds are issued 81 the 3J3 mile upon COM
PLETED ROAD from NEBRASKA CITY, on the Missouri
River LINCOLN the CAPITAL Of NEBRASKA The distance
between points about miles, and this tvon OF the Road
successful operation and earning ihis all the Interest on
Il, Bonds It renees an EXCEEDINGLY Rich AGRICULTURAL
region with UNLIMITED CAPABILITIES for pueon aud mach
needed for removal crops market Th need has been
much felt ha. LOCAL SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE AMOUNT OF
5000 PER MILE HAVE BEEN MADE facilitate the extension Of
tie road from Lincoln westward to Platte River which in process
Of construction The MIDLAND PACIFIC forms part Of direct EAST
AND WEST TRUNK ROUTE, being p built from UrbshA on
the INDIANAPOLIS BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN RAILWAY,
In Illinois through VERY RICH AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT
DRNSBLY POPULATED for the greater part OF The way to Grand
Island the Platte River where junction made With the Union Pa
eso Railroad This line 6lo miles long, Omed Of three links OF
which more 200 MILES COMPLETED force Of over 1900
men engaged vigorous prosecution work. and the ENTIRE
LINE is to be FULLY COMPLETED III 1914
The roads compong this tuni line JUDCIoUSLY LOCATED
AND ARE UNDER THE DIRECTION OF SONB OF THE ABLESF
AND MOST SUCCESSFUL RAILWAY MANAGERS OF the country
Being the interest consultation must floE and thus form
strong combination Of railway DrectneS Of route greatly IN us IA
vor as miles distance NewYak and San Fran
cisco over any existing line Tie MIDLAND PACHC with the broad
area ofero productive land tributary With t' close a
snee with the Missouri and Nebraska Rarohsnd the ndanapo
s Bloomington WESTERN EXTENSION INST soon be taxed to
fullest limit accommodate local aud through ness Shipments
products by this road viii lead the WEST vel a' the EAsI
end these Bonds which FIRST LIEN on COn-
PLETED road, prime security PERFECTLY sAFE' tnd IN
RETURNS much desirable for investors than Government Bonds
Peseat phce, 30 and accrued interest in current.
Coupons payable Feb and Aug In Cold free Of tar IN ne
City Of HewYorE All marketable securities received in eaehinge"
full Bonds be registered without charge Pamphlet maps
circulars &C. giving full Information be Obtned from the under
signed, financial Agents Of the Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13
Giinations Uante0--ffmales.
Gitnations manieo--A lales.

A YOUNG MAN, quick and accurate at
references from eli houses Address w NORRIS II sprueet
A YOUNG married man wants situation as
IA C0ACHMAN. Address Il 81 Boz lol Tribune once
SITUATION WANTED-By young man
y who understands the BOOK TRADE thoroughly give COED
references Address L., Tribune Once, BOZ 100
mo IJJMBERMEN.- WANTED-A situation
a. CLERK or SALESMAN lumber yari by young thor
ougby acquainted business Address ALPHA Box 49, Inb'
uue Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13
feoal Aotlres.


cUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the
- snp on Commissioners Of the Central PARK tor and IN
ebFaf The Mayor Aldermen and Commonay Of the MY OF New
s an places laid By the Commissioners Of The Cena fafs
m ~ ty Of New York. (RIVERSIDB PARK We, the uedenei
Conl of Emate aud Assessment In the aboYeentto matter
hereby the occupant Or occupants OF
bn and lots improved BnmprOyed lan4s sneclee tAo Ana
10 an others nhom IL may concern: . 49,. 4, -.
That estmate and assessment and sa
Al, In proceedings, in anY OF we Hl ah
rIsv opposed the DO pres NJ theif oesoo'
Ii wiring yeide JOSIAH sUPHEkbASD, ESQ our thA
n sO hi DE civ before the Jh DAY Of Jan
ll an ths he said will hear pars 80 9scuu
within tie alter the aid ljih DAY ct June iei ai
f st pu be attendance at SAID once on eaoh Of @
Srca That the abstract Of said estimate and assessment to-
geb Nh our nsp- all the adyis estimates and ouef
oa1ent which used by 10 making our Report have been u
rte In thu Office Desruueut Of Pabe WORKS IN The Iiy Of
Yo. there 10 remalB until the 10Th day OF Juge, l5.2
10 VII: an oss pieces parcels oil land bonaed
m h by line Of OIehuuiEe ah a n IN slesii on
M o hy ii ne OF Foysteord street, on TIE east hy we
zen w m n avenue; and The west hr the Hudson hVtr IN
excepting thsrcrom all tbs lana now oofuPci
s sr Is railroad BY the hason River kaoal COMPANY
al eac,png ercifon the LAM yng heeecn EsA aud Nhth
.yrnas 4 II sesu1y-st,cuti and Llgl,I Asst sre'ts .
roahs Tat report herein vii be preucd 70 te supreme
C ta ks Segiork Il Grncli Tenn thereof 10 be he'd
tb Nv Cour-ou,e he CT Hi dc CITY OF heW.lork on
T m day Jay 1917 at the opening Of The Court on that dy ara
t ~ AID thereafter counsel can be beard thereon
lnooa De- made tat hs said report De conlua-Daiod New
| larL MAYA Ia. JOSIAH ~ fuEklAhb,
WlLLfAMC. IRA tilAGRN, COnmlssoaesA
CHAkLgS X GRAHAM. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13

Also loW-pnccd horses averaging about so per head
Tue weekly sale no s. Dingce Co.'S Sale AMI stor-
age Repository, corner Of 1wentylttlst. and Fourth
ave. viii be held at IL tomorrow Thursday the
18Th inst. number or horses and ponies, also large
assortment or and secondhand carriages harness,
and horse clothing, will be brought % the hammer.
Tomorrow Thursday, the 18th inst sale OF Handle
tonan rotting stock, at Sunshine, Mddetown, orange
County, N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Nora Rlrer Tcsrti ana Rohfoods =,
yune PA plgs Ashes Pig Bee'TsL s SS So So'Sp .
bhls Copper 204 bbl Eggs 500 bD~ iilr o'S Onsh ao.
6iI2H bush Corn i5y b0sh Oats lsS b3sl Malt ". oSgs
~ seed "a bbs Beats hush Peas lI4 hblS Corn Meat 100
Neal hes Hemp bales Hops l67 bales Hides 9B5
al r Leather Ice bills Spirits TurIeuune, "a bills Tar llo0 bos
Rn i1 hhis oil $40 Pok 39 pigs Cut Meats, So pkgs
re.se 90 plc Lar pAgs steaHn, 2e51 pkg Butter t5y9
~ Cees 10 pkc Tal0v 20 Peanuts % pkgS Rice 20
o. Spelr starch l halt chests Tea 3 bios Tobacco
~ o4ss and Tobacco 2 bblS Whisky, 10 bales Wool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw.YoRK. wednesday. June II. Is

NEw-YORK. Wednesday. June H. 1872.
In the general horse market business horses
OF NIL kinds continue sell at firm prices but ihere mas
been demand for bi gherprced horses beyond few
light spans at an average OF 500.
There fair attendance mt the sale held at Messrs
Barker & Chase's City Auction Mart and N. Y latter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13
CLARK, DODGE Co. No. 81 Wal-st., New-Y0rk.
L w. OZARK 4 Co. No Is South Thrls.. Phlladenhla.
TH0s P. ELLIS Co, Bankers, IA Priest
nONnS nf fhn VII I.AIIE of NEW i ONION

ID Wis having but 10 and IL 10
BONDS ofARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO Cy OF Denver the
. County seatl Value ofpropertg S2uO5iOOO
REGIS TIRED BONDS Of LBAvENWORTH COUNTY, KANSAS.
Value % rruperty Sk0,0O.Us.
All tire above payable IN New-iork CITY.
prices that viii from Il to Is the invest
FiFste class Inyes ment Securities always on hand.
Bankers No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13
mairbes, 1ewelrn, eIt.

ERANKFIELD g. Co., jewelers., 200 Slxth-aye ::
cor iihs and 80 ata,e' cor 2eh;; we t ~ iss
rsue our srge Americas watches eAeh ~
terpr er and fne, sYerpale before ae'ns 'u
o. AMI factory uexi month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13
RR0OURCRS

REP0RT OF the CONDITION of THE
HI HATl0SAL PARK BANK Of HBI.YORK, at Eewfe IN
the State Of Of bnsno the 18th day oil June
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13
Nlarble ano SlaIe ttlanieIs.

alarble an0 SlaIe ttlaniels.
KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
n. IZING WORKS ia and ID Eist Iaieeltn Mafoe ana
Msrbed Mante Tiag Marble Colr. oaauen AZ prces mat
esfy competition. Marble turning for the trade.
-REMOVAL.-SLATE MANTELS, MAX
~ BIz MASTEIS WOOD MANTELS TIE hues assortment ef
oseei in this city, and spacious @arerog ~ sng
West Tweuty-thirtst a. d. oib"A"i
MARBLE, MARBLEIZED MANTELS, MON
wi I,FNTn tle.doues superior work y NJ Aba
Co.. ~ w. 5lstsL bet Broadway and 8h-ave Dc's a