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New-York tribune., 1872-04-09
HORSE IND CARRIAGE MARKET

EEw-YoHg, Monday, April 8, 1917
The observations on the condition of tha
general horse trade recorded at tho close OF the preced
Ing week VIII hold good ut the opening Of the current
one. We find the oyercrowded condition OF ths
market, and no Improvement in the demand, and III.
business limited to owprced work horses at the former
hgures There is also n moderate inquiry after yels
matched spans Of fine carriage borses hardly ever lead
Ing 70 any result partly account OF scarcity in ts
market Of truly yagabe stock and partly because tbs
limited number OF hghbred coach horses that find their
way into the market are, rule held at fancy I.ce
which few can afford, end fewer st would to psy
The regular seh-wecgy sale Of hoTses crrriages ha
ana horse clothing will DC held at Messrs. Johnston
& Van TassePs Horse and Carriage Auction Mtrf, "a
East Thirteenth-s tomorrow Uuesday), the 9th inst.
at IL O'clock
Tne carriage trade to-day has been moderately active
buj without special feature 10 note.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-09
TuE STATE OF TRADE.

=
ovnoN Anil elise mCnsos opened o. o2i for money srd
gls m the account Ultod States FVe-iWe1ty bonds Sy4s, 1905
Oh. 93,; 1905, 93i; Ten-Foriics, b9i.
kRASKFoRT April B-Ln!ei Sael HTeTWeny bonds i d9s3 o
the issue Of 1902.
April G-I0:30 mCoon opened quiet and steady
Niiiirg Ijplanis I'D dllid; Mldlng Orleans lll
ANTWERP Apl 0-Pcoeum 45L 4 bhL pr bne Pale American
IN.lyoo Aphl g-l3Jp D. CoCn is dull Drea4sais 6fn
Provisions are fplL
LoxDOy April s3o nCOusos closed at ol for money aud
o2s for tic account American securities dull; United @aes Five
Twenty bonds l9G2 9t 1868 Old el lS1s 93 Ter PTs 49,
LNsRPooI April $50 D. m-Co.ion closed dull; Nling Up
lands Ili Mdlng Orleans h sales Of the day 1000 bales
including 900 for specnaon ard erport shipments OF Cottoa from
BombsI since last nport to Sth ret, y, 900 bae'
AyTWRKP April 8-PorOoum 4L y b6 Tor lle Pale Amenean
IoypoN Avril G-Evcuing-Linseel Oh, G33 81 = tan.
LiyGRroo April 8EVeniDg- SEED, a. G4J e@t foI
American nCl.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-09
The transactions at the Clearinghouse for the past
eek comnare follows with those the nreYons Meek
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
CoMPANYs FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS arc being alb
sorbed by an increasing demand for them.
Secured as they arc by first mortgage on the
Road, Land Grant, Franchise, and Equipments COM
bined in one mortgage. they command at onco q
ready market.
A Liberal Sinking Fund provided in the Mortgage
Deed must advance the price upon the closing of
the loan. Principal and interest payable in gold.
Interest at eight 49, per cent per annum. Payable,
semi-annually, free of tax. Principal in thirty
years. Denominations, $1,000, $500, and 800 Cou-
pons or Registered.
Price 97l and accrued interest in currency, from
February Is, 1872.
Maps Circulars, Documents, and information fur
nished.
Trustees Farmers Loan and Trust Company of
New-York.
Can now be had through the principal Banks and
Bankers throughout the country, and from the un-
designed, who unhesiatingly recommend them.
TANNER & Co., Bankers,
No. IL Wallst., New-York
New-York tribune., 1872-04-09
COTTON MARKETS.

Br-NoRy April sCoiton dull and nomn'li MiIings &c., ret
receipts 40 baci eross IN baeS cSosOtw % bae sales
% bales; stock II .23j bales. -.
BOsToN April 8COtton que M1ngs 23lc gross recep, '0i
bales; sales, 500 bales; stock, 1000 bales -
NORFOLK April 0-Coon quet Low Mildhn5s 2c net re-
cepts 8B t eXpOrs-cOasWic O bahs sales O baeS oeA
2,;29 bales , .oo,.
CINCINNATI, Apnl a-Coon easier; Mddings, 22iV22ie
LOUISVILLE hpra-COiOn dull; MidiliDgs. 22ic -
PHILiDf IPEIA April 8-Coton quiet; Mjthn8s 25lc -.
CHAuEsIOS, April S.COtton dull; hllnss - nouhha ue'
receipts bales expocOastwse SIC baesi s-s ~ bAes ck
IL 852 bales , -, -. -,.-
WmMsGroy April FIRM Mldlngs 22c net receipt',
70 bales; eIpOs-eoaWise 800 bal; sales t2 DAes soA '
bales. -, ,,,fu...
April 8Coton 6rmi in good demandi Mllhng'
22ic receipts 14i1 bales; gross 1893 bes e1p9rs-ooas'"e
28l9 bales sales $500 bales stock l93 gij bales -,
sAvAssaH Apn 8Co,ton in good demands Mddng H5e het
receipts exports ooavie liJ bsei s oo pe'i
stock. 80, ,9Oi baes. ,,,,. o,t 49,
April aCCon quiet but seacyi hildlng N3@ re-
eeipts. rs balos sales. 400 bales ..,, - .......
MOsILH April 8COon dal; Mdnngs, 22cZ2tci net reeep"
sl4 bales; saes 800 bales stock, aS6lJ bales.
ST. Louis April s.--Cotton que.; liings, p d22ic
April 6-Coton steady Good OaTV, zJtc net re-
ceipis bales sales, 800 bales; stock, Y sj bales
New-York tribune., 1872-04-09
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCh.

Per North Rrer pesssls dad Railroads.
April s2 pkgs G1 bales Cotton COZ tsgs Cotton ReI
200 bb Cotton Meal IL ths Copper ca pigs Dried Fruit 22
bb Eggs 3s3 bh Flour IS O9i bash Wheat 81 so bush Corn
1870 brsh Malt $3.50 luh Barley 29i bags Grass Se
bb Beans go Jbs Peas bags Peas
bags Meal a. bales Hops, IL llJ HIDES l bales Hides 1914
Leather bales Mos bbS o. MOafses n bls Spirits
Turpen,ne 100 lb Tar "a bb Pitch li6 bbs Ron go pss OIL
1912 pkgs Cr Meats 400 pkgs Iar z3
Lard 50 fkg. Stearn LIZ pkgs Butter 40 Tig CAe y pigs.
Iaow 3il bags Peanuts Il pigs Pecirs j. pkgs Rice a bh NJ o.
Sugar bales Sims i boxes starch ~ bb OIL li hds Tobacco,
boxes Tobacco i85 bbls Nhy bales WOOL bb.
Talow OIL 2g3 sacks Silver Ore
New-York tribune., 1872-04-09
A ssIGNEEs, SALE of the ALABAMA and

A SSIGNEES. SALE of the ALABAMA and
IA CHATTANOOGA R.n tho District Court Of the United
States Tor the Middle District AabsnAn Bankruptcy In the matter
OF the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad Company bsnkrrtPa
sunt 10 the made tho day March,
ls7l the Undersigned Anees Bankruptcy Of the Aama and
Chattanooga Railroad Company hereby loe that they will expose
TO sale Or cash pube suction at The hssa. Bs IN the c Of
Moagomer sste Of Alabama MONDAY the twensecond day
Of April l2 all the continuous rrosi Of d Company hGn Il,
terminus at Merriam in State OF Mississippi TO its terminus
Nauhchie together franchises
equipments rolling stock machine depo stations road
bed machinery Tools ard every other right interest
estate Whatsoever which By said Alabama and Chat
tnooSs Railroad Comoany BY Its mortgage deed of trust eH
scuei on tue n1eeIh day o. December 1862 to seth Adams
faaes Dne and John Den Trustees together With The machine
and machinery and tools depo and The y
state Subject the
The state Of Alabama It, niorepen of the t mortgage bonds
td Railroad Company AMI tho len Of the holders and OF the
tr mortgage bonds ndci by the State OF Alabama 10 the amount
Of rteven hundred thousand dollars and subject to the
iuTthr lien OF the State or Alabama f paid said r mort
bonds 70 the hundred Lyso thousand Go
hundred end ehr dollars and subject the farther lien the State
Alabama for such interest hereafter said tr mortgage
bnas and 50 much Of said Road subject to len the state Of
Georgia w be gold snee TO i len Shea said lien in favor Tue
state Of Georgia be Si and adjusted prior the day Of sale Aforesaid
tLen the sail Road viii be sold disncnbeei thereof.
SAM h. JONES. Alabama aud
JOHN y. BAILEY. Chattanooga Railroad COmpsV.
Mont Ala M.re
New-York tribune., 1872-04-09

The FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BONDS of
the Logansport, Charlottesville and South-Wester
Railway of Indiana, bearing per cent interest,
gold. free of Government tax, payable quarterly
New-York, are for sale by JONES & SCHUYLER,
IL Pine-st. at 95 and accrued interest.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-09

HowEs & MACY, Bankers, No. 80 Wall-st, New
York offer the same facilities to DepOsitors as In
corporated Banks, and allow Interest ON daily bal
ances at the rate of -Four per cent.
COLLECTIoNs made on any point at current rates,
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid to choice Stock Bonds, &c.
&c, for Investors.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-09
SAN. Il. JONES, Alabama aud
JOHN =. BAILEY. chattanooga Railroad Conpsy.
~ ALI M.reb IA leTI
cOUsTT TREAsTaEa's OFFICE Cook co0yT!; IIIIIyoi'{

PROPOSALS will be received by the under
signed d this one until the 10th instant for The BONDS oi Cook
Cogniy follows; delivered day Of this
month"; for i0oOoo delivered
Thee bonds sold direction OF the Commissioners Of
Cook CO. and are part o h, ne Of $OOO authorized BY the
General Assembly Of tue state Of Illinois its present session, viii be
issued denominations Of $ with coupons attached will twenty
years interest n cen, payable semannuay at the
Metropolitan National Bank The d Of HewYok where the principal
also payable The Constitution Of the State Of Illinois proe that
mo County shall be allowed become Indebted
any purpose TO an anonn nirg existing In the
gate exceeding Eve the value Of the taxable property
therein By and County
taxes pevions tie nelng Of slh Indebtedness" The present m
deb,eness Cook less The last valuation
taxation was something that tbs sue Of bonds IS
rot only within the constitutional limit but $4,000 Of the proceeds Is
to be applied to Pseat nebiedneas there therefore, be
Letter security offered % oapitaLstA
Proposals will he received for any p1r ahoyc ~s an will
DO The nan
j RuNgEY Cnnnr
New-York tribune., 1872-04-09

BURLINGTON CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS for
sale at 92l and interest 10y HENRY CLEws 81 Co.,
no. % Wali-st., NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-09

LRATHERHmek Sole continues soSd den1d and the Sn so
,s]siu,s foIn tanDenes are quite small ana he boA ~
gh ard poorly assorted hgt weights ana osmaged eeg ss
saSb Letter Il and wantsd We qsok; S @
geyv 2sln29ie Hemock. Blenos A{Tes Maae EJ9'oc
49, Ayes 9.,o Ayre Lsht 2 23le Healock California Heavy,
2J.@zs emioek Cshfoina Middle Htge bsn9c1
I3ht n alSc; Hemloek Onnoco &c. Heavy N~I .isinSch,
soeo &C. Middle 26d21,e Hemloek Ornoco 1e ns i
g.i God ell Kinds and weights "a dzSse
Poor Dsinsgsd ali wghts i9d2le heSip as lse
sr rn0u Crpped Heavy. 350yc Unloa Crop 1,
tnrSn Cropped light 0sOc Union Bellies IIai9 80 sr,
ylweigb1 32aS'c 0ss, Rough. boa'hern' IA "~s"S'
-. A.. .,S .n.talpej,
MOLAssEsThe fair and price: are fr ana p an
salss bb< EsssEs ctScp and 40 bids ro'' ' VI
private terms ,,,,,.,.. ~, ala
slowy heard only o 23l bb IN lots rom
Ia ward % bbls TIE Bon bss been qno
arm under ogehBg sales Of 500 bib. Strained ~ ~
~ Good Strained 90 2 240 bbs Pale at 90 and 81
bbs DO At so Tar dull and steady. Pitch, % 90
OIIs-CrRde Fish Oils quiet. but prices are shon'
change City MBsed fn but quiet At sOc IN casAs Pa s IN
bba NenhsdeS Is quiet, bat very hrn ohef oas arc '" % w
ehanget ,..n..,.., .,u,,w,,oa an, ,dc..
bsy. tepeDcy the 800 bb Of 7lj "; i0I es
10 Is fr Errs Pdrs IS for Pe Mess for future shade
cash and April fJ I0D& &J IO 30 Dds of
SsT ss asa I3 lsOO bbs es for June ct lS S go s6s
a. J,ly Al l3 Goa Is 6l, and lOO bb August rJ 20 Bee
ssss ssay obbpg demands sAles Of 200 b1 sS@S
New-York tribune., 1872-04-09
Chances for Dusincss nlen.


A TRUSTWORTHY party desire to act as
n AGENTS or representatives. any legitimate business Pn'ae
,alrs Address H. L.. Tribune OGce
dsYN 0lN to 0,0OO-PARTNER Wanted
S2V)sDSDO In an Estabished Wholesale Cash Eusne,s
s Mo win an part preferred References exchaaseL Aa
sress p. o. Box 2.116, New.iorA Ctg.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-09
IN - Of Valid IV-DAI'

Ilrkt quality al
Medium or good farr quality al
That Of ordinary thin Steers Oxen ana COws.....l0 al
Inferior or lowest grade OF Cattle an
The general average of the market to-day estimated a.
Erre1ne ran re Of prices from al.
-
New-York tribune., 1872-04-09
NEW-YORK CATTLE MARKET.

FoR TIE WEEK ENDING NCNDAY. April 8. 1872.
BeevcS Cows VealS Sheep End Lambs Swine An hnfs
$3.50 la 2l24 1852 H2S 472b
New-York tribune., 1872-04-09
IcTefuny Reported for TuE TnrBUsrI

The auo, based Cotton ming In qaay ROT more Than
bali r-s1e above below TIE grade q1oLei
PLOUR AND MEALrue maTke; Tor four better and y &C
Wheat ExtFasi these ss plenty
and he'd r gher by houes; No AID supT ne are iTce
ar be y s firm At toe svane Win
good Winter Wheat ExAsi Sp1lg is dull sales o i4V
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-26

-LanEdOn Clemens, eldest child Of "Mark
Twain, ~ died In Hartford last Sunday, aged one
year and seven months.
- Mrs. Matilda Heron Stoopel Is In San Fran.
cisco for the purpose Of annulllnE the will Of tho
late II. l.. Byrne, her former husband.
= The OF. Empress Eugenie Is reported to be
about TO undergo m operation for a disease OF
the face, which will probably dlsngure her for
life,
Tho pictures OF BlsrstAdt and bradford
have been refused admlttAnee at the Royal
Academy exhibition In London. Their paint
ings were too big.
Tho Emperor of Brazil has issued decree
AbOlishinE custom which has prevailed at the
court Of Rio Janeiro for generations, OF kissing
the imperial hand. On certain religious hOll.
days people who were introduced Rt court we're
hand. This was considered q special favor, and
the people do not know whether 10 regard Its
abolition as and AbridEement Of their privileges
or reform In court etiquette.
.-deneral shermAn's reception by the Rus.
sian dlgnitArieH at st. Petersburg was cordial
9Ortehakoii, suffering from the Kout, OVermAs
tered It's torture suificiently TO be more than
civil, and gave Lieutenant Grant hearty shake
Of the hand, aayinR: "rhAt Is for your father. u
Admiral Lessoisky, who visited New York in
command Of q Russian fleet In 1858, "clasped
sherman In his arms and kissed him on each
cheek, and, with tears IN his eyes, recalled his
visit TO TO the General in his camp before Vieks-
burg, and the hospitality Of his tent received
there"
- Josh Ward, the veteran oarSmhn, has boon
''lntervieWed" in respect TO the recent inteTnA-
tlOnal boatFaoe In London. He says he expected
the American crew would be beaten, but never
thSless he was sorry when II happened, He
thinks that the Atlanta crew, after their return,
will be beset with challenges by the various
boating organizations Of this country, But"
said he, "theyd better let 'em alone, for they
have learned lesson In England which viii
help thom 70 clean out any crew In the United
States The fact Is tho Atlanta crew were hge
years behind the age In that race. They must
adopt the English style Of rowing" The most
important TACT obtained by the "inteTEleWeT"
was this, that Josh Ward 10 willing to organize
= crew 70 row at Saratoga this season, provided
England Is represented by crew.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-26

Tn, non,oc,.,s of tho E,n,,h InlI.n n. dI.t,,ot
n.xa nom,natsd n,v,d aoodlns f,r tIonvro,'
lhs uue PROSPERITY anu Gtea'hess " ma
uon 70 % iound in inc e'e'auon anu 0uue@'
uoh OIL i's iAOorers' ~ "rG"'
THE Illinois State Journal says II receives
from all parts Of the State daily proof that Re.
publicans who favored the Cincinnati movement
are now turning away In sad disappointment.
THK Boston JoupHaI SAYS: Tho Post has got
an hn mhle In It's nnlitAI boz" '"s''' NV "a -s's
In Providence TO relieve u from the re-eleetion
OF uen' Grant. II ANain trust i'r fro'Iuence
ISN'T on 'hA' s'uo'
SENATOR ALcoRS, Of Mississippi, who has
been claimed asa supporter OF the Cincinnati
ticket, has written q letter TopudIating the
claim and declaring his purpose to support den.
Grant, whose recollection hU regards as beyond
peradVenture.
AcALL has been Issued for A Republlcau State
convention 70 be held at Des MoInes, Iova, on
the 2lst Of August. The convention will nomI.
nate Presidential electors, and secretary, auditor
and treasurer Of State, attorney general. and
register Of the state land ONCE.
Az rsashv,u. Tan, nooI. .,. ,o,, nm ,,.
prssldsncv in uhIoh a,sn, h,In1. .,oo .nI
arsolev s7o Tho man who naId ,ho .yo h.s
since been remoyed and hIs phy,IoIans bsIIsva
with care and Ice bandaRes he NAV he brought
round 10 a state Of comparative haruIe,sns,s, N
not to perfect sanity.
An oId dArkey vas leaving the court. house
yard At Louisville. Ky.. the other day. during n
sDneech by Uassius NJ. Clay. and upon beInV ro,
monstratcd with ,or doing AZ saId. "a nonr, ,.I.
to me, 1 done heard cash CIay tel, seven IIss
and now I'm VwIne. I got enopuh of that so,,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-26

Prom Philip h Solomons, PonusylyanlG
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
we have received Angelina GushingtOn,
Thoughts on Men," "a Jests Prosperity
Lies In the Ear OF Him that Hears It,"
Also, "a Representative Life OF Horace
Greeley" (with an introduction by Casslus
NJ. Clay,) by L. U. Reavis.
Also, "Caper Sauce" volume OF chit
chat about men, women, and things, by
Fanny Fern. q. W. Carleton Il Co. pub
fishers, New York.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-26

The report from Madrid Of the approach
Ipg release Of DR.. Houard by the spanish
;oyernment in defercnco to the friendly In
tercesslou Of the Government Of the United
States Is authenticated by official adyices, and
was antlelpated "A the result OF the direction
given 10 the later efforts to secure to the un-
fortunate man an carly deliverance. The
state Of his health and the natural anxiety Of
hls ftmlly and friends for his restoration to
liberty were the inducing motives to what Is
described in the press dispatch as q waiver Of
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-26
ny LATIMRR d'CLEARY,
ID Auotianeers and Heal Estate Brokers'.
Southwest oorusr PennsE.Vnnia ave. and Eleventh o
SEEss : wna ..l..; !. H.si .sS :::

ESISk ~ 81 TTE ksr stSk
kTHKNrh .|.
BY virtue Of dssd Of trust /, Joshua whltnsy and
miseli, dated oe,oPer li'o, Aad A. the rsausst q
hlShest bidder, on the pfomisss, on TUESDAY, July
z, ~ a. 9t3g o'el9oh, p N, L1t ia Josspe y
The same ts aid down upon the records VI the bdr.
yayor OF sad oiy, together with tbs improvements
thereon, o1nssui q OF neat tvoAtoTy and basement
bIiok House with brown tIimmiugA
Terms Ope thlrd cAsh bAAnos In 8, Y. u and ?!
trust on tho property Bsyenty.hvs dollars down at
the time Of sale II the terms Of sale sIs not con.
piled with 10 seven days the property Do resod At
the ooat q lhy defAnltIpE puIehAasr.
BRAINARD n. WAGNER, buIylvlnE Trustee.
islttod4da OREKN a WILLIAMS, Auota
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-26
BY WSENEE EssI ssi.I,s ES,s. .,;sI Rrohsr
between d and n.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALuABLE IMPRoyED
AND UNIMIRoyEp PnOPkRII LYING IN
By virtue 81 deed % Hust ,S ne, given pg gne ",
corded IL ilSss Ho. 81, ioio ~, one ot toe land
records for the eoung Of wAahipEto9, and BY The
direction OF the party thereby secured, will so Al
public Austlon, on the promlaea, TO the highest bid
der, on FRIDAY, july s, Idl, A. o'clook, p. M
trust, together with tho improvements thereon.
This tract Of land embraces nine and quaItSr Aores,
hslshtA of Unlontown, and oVeTcoks tho entire MS
tHot ard surrounding parts OF Maryland and NI.
Einia II Is improved by an elegant brick and frame
Tosdenes and the grounds set with choice fruit
and shade trees The title 4 perieot The motea Ane
hounds Of tho property will be Given on the day Of
sale by the tsu.tes previous 70 that date, on APpeA
Terms o. sale: one foarth cash, Aad The balance IN
sI twelve eighteen and tWonty four months secured
BY deed Of trust the property e1aO down on the
day Of the sale. n the terms are not complied With
vi hu ten dAyg after SALE the trustee reserves th
rEht TO resell at the Ilsk and cost u the defAnlnE
purchaser. ppphEIssh 4 EArSoNs iSss Trustee.
isal-OO4dS lStATl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-26

TuE Concord Patriot says that two snakes,
about eight inches In length, recently Issued
from the mouth OF son Of Mr.. Frank Plum.
who has had noarly three hundred hts year
Tor the last iiyo years. The lad has suffered ter.
Tlbly, and has neaTly.lOst his mental powers.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-26

WHY Is the religious press OF the country
opposed TO Mr.. Greeley Without distlnc-
tion Of party the religious journals are all
against the Cincinnati nominations. The
Christian Union, the organ Of Henry Ward
Beccher, the THdpeHdcHf, the Heihodist, the
Christian Observer, &c, vie with the organs
of the Catholic Church, the Tablet, the Free
MANS Journal, the Cdiholio Telegraph in
their opposition to the ex.editor Of the Tri-
JaHe. VIII some Of Mr.. Greeley's friends ex-
t,laIn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-26
FOR PRESIDENT
ULYSSES 8. GRANT,
OF ILLiNois.
FOR WOE PRESIDENT;
HENRY WILSON,
or MASSACHUSETTS.

THB Chicago Times rivals the New York
World In its opposition to Greeley. The
former journal says that the enemies Of the
Democracy have captured It's organization
aud machinery for the purpose Of destroying
II; that the time for a new party, reatlirming
the doctrines OF the Democracy, has come,
This looks very like a bolt before November.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-26

SOME Of the graduates Of wallach male
grammar school Of this city are supposed to
be born web-footsd, as they take to the water
for livelihood on the first chance. Among
them John Oulahan has Just received an ap-
pointment on the staff Of the paymaster Of
the Tallapoosa, John c. Moore Is on the
Lackawauna, bound for a three years cruise
In Asiatic waters, as paymastcr's clerk, and
George W, saltcr is In the same position on
the Nipsic, cruising on the coast OF South
America, Mexico and In the West Indies.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-26

Ry "A. C0I.ElI A.. AletIoneer.
ohoutheAst corner Of Tenth street and PonneyVAniA
avenue y
Parties declining lousakeoplnE or business viii And
L 70 their AdVAntAge V call mo, will pAy oAsh
ioT the goods or sell At public suction At Tow per
DAY and SATURDAY. mhas-ss
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-26


.IS.s s's's nsrsss mes, '''iss. . AR5x 2atfTSS
II F.bsd sSKERa Lspi Ss Waa rssas,. S;ss 81 W.
s,n,a s.s,aS ss'w9ga is,' =, nh sad Fssm issss,,
ss.st si;s SsS ss9 f''d i'a'''' " Oa'' '''i iIsls @
EOR RWNr-SEwLY EURNfsHED RoOMs--
II 49, moderate prioo-Si Ninth stres,, bstveen
FoR sALE.
FUur..tosy, ton room HOUSE,. pressed brick irout,
bali, -sis.. sas, bst6rOom, a.. II sirssi, bstsssn
Esst @ oa,a ore prsisSS osses ies, hall. us,., sod gas,
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rs:s sSS iPs TSlss "a f;s MIA.
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room. yell Of good wAtsr. poroh 10 front, for sale
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