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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-09
NEW YORK.

INSTALLATION or Archbishop BayIey.
Naw YORK, October S.-A dispatch
from Baltimore says that great prepar
ations are being made for the iustalla-
ton of Archbishop Bsyley at the Cath
edral next Sunday. The leading Cath
olic diviues throughout the United
States have been invited to attend, and
it promises to be the most imposing
ceremony Of the kind ever witnessed
on this continent.
Excitement Over the Elections.
The excitement here over the elec-
tions in Ohio, Pennsylvania and Indi-
ana is intense. The different bulletin
boards have been surrounded all day
with a multitude, and every scrap Of in,
formation relating to the progress OF
the contest has been eagerly sought for.
The different political headquarters
have been crowded all day with visitors,
all anxiously awaiting the reception Of
news from the different States.
Jerome Park Races.
The attendance at the Jerome Park
races Was smaller than on the previous
days. The first race, for the annual
sweepstakes OF one thousand dollars,
distance two miles, was won bv Keo
Daniels, with Hubbard second. Time,
2:45t.
The second race, for a purse OF FIVE
hundred dollars, distance three quarters
Of a mile, was won BY woodward. Time,
l:lSf.
The third race. the grand ma
tional handicap sweepstak ss, for pnrse
Of one hundred dollars with thousand
dollars added, distance two and three
quarter miles. was won by Tubman,
after spirited contest, with Preakness
second. Time, 4l0.
Damaged by Fire.
The buildings Nos. III and l72 Suf-
folk street were damaged BY Gre to-day.
They are occupied BY q nsmher OF
small manufacturers. Total loss 5000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-09
NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, October 8-A heavy vote
has been polled. Returns from the
State indicate that there is no doubt o'
the election Of the entire Republican
State ticket by 1000 to 5000 majority
although Furnas. for Gonernor. runs at
least 1000 behind his ticket. This city
and county give a small Republican
majority.
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WASHINGTON.
The Election I'm the District.

WASHINGTON, October S.-The cleo
in this District is passing off very
quietly with indications OF almost a
complete victory for the Republicans.
Great anxiety is manifested in all quar-,
tiers to learn something of the voting
in Ohio. Indiana and Pennsylvania.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-09
COLUMBUS.

The Liquor Lawsuit for Damages.
CoLUMBus, O.. October S.-Dunlaps
wife has sued V. Koerner for five thou
sand dollars and Jacob LAUDER for Ionr
hundred for selling liquor to her hus.
band, which she claims caused him to
murder Carpenter and to nearly kill
her
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-09
CINCINNATI.
Railroad Aeeldeat-

CINCINNATI, October s.-The Express
train on the Dayton Short Line railroad
ran into construction train At o'clock
this morning on the bridge over Spring
Grove avenue. Both trains we're badly
wrecked. The engineer Of the Express
trsin was hurt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-09
WISCONSIN,.
Accidental Shooting.

APPLETON. October s.-Joseph sloat
vas accidentally shot to day by bis
companion. Itsppears that the two
men were up the river rowing. when
Sloafs comrsds in handling q revolver
discharged its coutents, taking effect 10
sloats back and passing forward TO the
top Q, his stomach. He 10 aots.psctsd
70 hvs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-09
BALTIMORE.
struck by Lightning.

BALTIMORE, October S.-During the
storm prevailing Yesterday in this city
Front street theatre was struck by
lightning, but no material damage was
done
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-09

their carrying the State. The Gazette, Re
publican, comedies that the county has
gone Liberal from the present indIca-
tions.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-09

ELIZABETH CADr SrANToE, Esq, is as
inconsistent as Wendell Phillips, Ben.
Butler, or any Of the other Radical
leaders. The other day she delivered
an address in Philadelphia in which
she declared that General Grant was
the man OF all others who ought to be
President for the next four years. Last
year she made a speech in which she
said General Grant would retire from
Office in 1873, rich and Infamous"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-09
IOWA.
Fatal Shooting.

DEs MONIES, October S-Yesterday
two farmers in Dallas county, named
Broderick and Green, had a quarrel in
regard to some cattle, when Green fred
at Broderick and shot him through the
heart, killing him instantly. Green
left, and it is understood the officers
and neighbcrs are in pursuit Of him.
Railroad Accident.
CEDAR RAPIDS, October S.-A freight
train ran off the track on the Chicago
and Northwestern railroad near Bertram
yesterday damaging the bridge badly
and throwing twenty freight cars from
the track into ditch. No one was in
jured.
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Failed 10 Agree.

The fourth trial, at Towsontown, ot
James League, Of Baltimore county
for the murder of an unknown woman
near Chases station, on June ODD, re-
suited in the disagreement Of the jury,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-09
Accident on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.

Last night about 9 o'clock, just after
the western train on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, bound for this city, had
passed the Relay House, the engine,
tender and baggage car were thrown
from the track and down an embank-
ment. The baggage car was smashed
up, the tender badly damaged and the
engine less seriously injured. The fire.
man received slight hurt in the arm,
but no other person vas injured. The
cause OF the accident was the with
drawal OF the key OF the switch by
some person unknown. The train was
due at $50 A. NJ. but did not arrive
until nearly II o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-09
BUSINESS CARDS.
G. III. Ouimby.

DEALER IN BOOKS, PERIODICALS,
IL Stationery, Presidential Badges and
Medals. Daily and Weekly Newspapers,
Books, Magazines and Cheap Publications
for ,ummer reading mailed at publishers
prices Market street, ten doors above Post
Office, Wheeling, w. Va. JyY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13
COTTON MARKETS.

Lows ll.-Cotton unchanged hddlugs, III d2je
PauaDxfrBfi MAY lL-C0tiOn timer; Mddhpgs 2S,c
IorisgIfLK MAY ll.-Cotton steady; Anddings l2ic 49,
CNcrNATI dali and nothing doing hiddng H3e
SK~OK zAss MAY 1-Coor iregulsr hddhngs, ztc net re-
ps cross bales Liverpool 43 bales
bremen 10 bales to Genoa 100 baes eoassS as bales sales
sDn be- 70 stock, 14816 bales. -.
Bo.0s MAJ l-Coion du Midding 23c, net receipts "a
has 2 bei eIpoItto Great Britain S basi sales 200
ASscsfA Nay -COOn s.sadyi Mddngs nc net receipts 90
a bale.
M5BilE Msy I1-Coton dun pomips Mddlngs,
receipts q bales gross rs bales stock, .3l2 bales
kGAvz@ox NAY -Cottou quiet Mddngs 20d20io
soct. G is7 btsa
CaAELETOs May llCoton quiet; MddDgs 2c net receipts
bales - -
SATANsAH May iicottOp tr With Moderate demand hddn,
ze net receipts, le bales Continent 1904 bales
coasirse ~ bales salss 3oJ bales; rock IS $50 bales
NOhE0ik MAY Coiton quiet; Mdng receipts 95
bales eTforcoasts 81 ba So bales stock 2tl3 bales
Blf1fSoKE MAY -COon strong, MddHngs 2sc net reoep
l bales gross 200 bales $40 bales; sales l02
bales stock. 8, z4 bales
WfiESgrOS MAY 1Cotton quiet;
~ bales; sales. Is bales STOCK 2lfi bses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13

IoNpov MsT lll3l mConsGl' oughel AZ ~ ISF9 s95
Ies. s lii i561S 92 Tenforties. o6i. o. .....,
Ma ia IN United States FveIreuiy bouds opened
a.. a ODE issue OF 1907
P,vf. MAY m-Reutes opened Al o4i &C ,,t,,r
ttvprrssi- May I'LL a. m-Not0n opened Gull
Od. Mddug Orleans h0llsd he saes OF "c 3
arres mated Al 10000 bales ,.--- - i.....,oi
during the past week md Q2l
Nag U2!jO m-tonsos closed ~ ~ ~ fecss
r., re- sc-o-n United States HyeTgenis bonds-iSo| o''i ~
ot f. =. g2. en-fories Sil. ~. ,,,atrne uc.
land. i Od Mng orleans, lltLi saes Of ue Gay; W.,
f speculation and export Bcasiuns are GIi
,! Ia q g. c-nfsl Caionia Niites l@lV "' u ~ ~
Ss5ne az h ier Red Corn, 2 = quarter Lara ~
Ia 3 ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13
ogrcE Calrp or.arERaAsrER,
c,s>rn rrox INp CRETNE-,r.. NEw YoRE, april ~, 1911
C,EALED PROPOSALS, i'll Duplicate. wit

.>y, il,r.y 40 CHgpNE-sr. -You april ~. 1911
CEALED PROPOSALS, III Duplicate, with
y copy Of this advertisement attached 10 scl eye invited ana WI
h. y.ee s Il This until v JUNE J. lti2 fer supplying TINS
Depsre1t with fooviagn4 quantities OF Forage and s'IA"
nin New Yo-l IIaror-2 pounds Corn, % 49, pounds
a - IN eeO round, Iisy. and lie 90 pounds Sn.W. .
Fod Wood New York aor-i5D pounds Oats aiio pounds s
aid2l Gi3 pounds straw. - 100. 5000 - Goa ooo
pouud. Oi. 40 pounds Hay tVo pounds STRAW" "ud i'VV
pounds Bran . NJ. 4, .to .o,,5. o,t. 81 loo
pa1i Island NewYork sbor-e3too pounds Oats 9soSo pounds
nav and % pounds stray. .. .,.,o.,- o.,,
For Newpori, r l2' lonnds 'oih f" pOunus O'H
~, 10 poa nj. IIsv. and lt3. AZ pounds straw
F T-nmln Ioudon, CcIp' $50 pounds Oats oo po1Hd
IIay aud ID, % pounds straw 90 d.
paisburg Barracks raisbug, n l-2ilb POUNDS O' @oV
PM IIaror2 poand Corn 1920 pounds
Oats gi9 $40 pounds IIsy and 81 go pounds straw -
me ou AID be enef free from tnst or oher h pur
sge and Has Straw in bales free from surplus wood or
oil fore matter -,---.. = a.. ....,.,i,.
po sc and in snch quantities - mas ne qurea o he
Department sud payment viii be made according to te
ght, certified the Pot Qusemasers Al TIE places ol ue
uu,t state separately the pnces which they viii deliver the
Com Oats iav straw Rye Straw aud Bran herein called Tor Al
eac ofthe places The prices Of the Corn oa' an" Dian must
% nd s, he accompanied guantee signed by two
shr persons hat IN the bid 'ha be aeeps. 900 %
-, int lie, equs 10 oneicnh oil hs
,menrt the hthn performance OF tue same
No hid will he entered that J. not made 10 accordance WIN @
issneui aad bidders have the Pn'tte OIL O'hs P''seA " '
reserves reject al bids regarded IS
MOI s han ior be deemed OF advantage 10 me pu'he
interest -s.n-.... az. C.-,s. IN a
Straw herein called more Of the Posts
,su he ndorsed Proposal, for Forage and straw. aua
addressed 10 the une,ne Of whom other 'omsn9I si1 1s O0Au
u ue'"eu Major snd Qnsr'ermsasr C. 2. W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13
ypcrIpTs OP PRODUCE

Per Norm Yessss dra Rdt'fcaapa 60, n
,kgz l. O6l haleg Cotton ~ hbe oppe
- ped ff9it $50 bb Eggs 5tA bb Foer DO eesn
80 ,s sh Oa 10 bags FaHss n bbl Leans 30 se NJ,
81 IA. ,,y corn Meal hhis Oat Meal II ~ Horns seo-
90 bar. Hides i leather, goo pgs Lssd i4o P he
rn,stue sli hhls RoSn 63 pkRs OIL CAKE ~ lKt ,r
80 ~ vs,., pIgs Grsase pkgs Lard, 26s' pkgS bqed
Ia pk- Chee.s pigs Tauov Gli bags feshus ~ -. C.
,sles SKINS, 90 boxes starch oEt hhl' '0'''' 49,
Iohlrcu. g.. 1bls Wbiskf. No, en-.
r,ce y So hb flour 03 bb Waisky sl1 sol~ aes 40
NJ -. busb What bush. Corn 0x9 hgsn Oas
th 8 IS pigs Bee 6lO6 pigs POrh sol pss' Cat he'"
Gs pkss lad. 80 les Lard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13
Cornorallon Notices.

D''AN'N'' " NEW YORK January 1872.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Assessment
New Yok Cor the ST2 will be open for inspection and rg'toa On
and amer MONDAY lS2 and will remain open un the n
dsr Of Ap 1872 the correction OF errors ana th
Aforesaid real and personal estate OF the
.S n & cur of New Yo All persons believing themselves
e make application the Commissioners during the pef0d
49, ,nsnt.rr in order 10 the relief provided BY law
N''' GHO. H. ANDREWS, | Commissioners
TIOS. j. DREAMER, ofTaIes
S ShTh i, HHAG SANDS. Assessments. saS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKEr-M.r1l

Re-, d, iot TIE 1913 cattle Os hogs sheep ship.
% cattle 100 hogs 26l2 sheep Corresponding
ky h.sp:95 Ss cattle 9ls7 hogs, 500 sheep Shipments
ess EoI hog 2z sheep NAIfet Tor cattle active
D-1 lasny Of The better grades 10 fair 50 5O9
- 10; choice 10 eItrt, &c rs "a &c GA. -
80 TO- ~i '''i ~' " 0"'N' " W.
s9ss, red sDs IN moderate supply unchanged prces Lambs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13
IRON ssw-vOKx ron tbs wEKK KSDiSS

l. IsfI - .I05 073 l33 ,p7V, SfJ I'VV1f 10 WIZ
Lest , - .,s .qe 100 80 2i6o $3.50 B7J 10
Iet, 81 5 with sales only 20 og' 4" ot~
and 1to for taina
SUGARS There Is gool Geo bids Cuba
-. ovse a. u FOOD Refining st Sta ResreJ In demand
~, bovee Havana PrVatc isrms III -
- 3, as ana ~ H. Crushed and Gsnased l2.e aud fo"'
Icfsi l2i n 2sc. ~ by. steady: We quote 9d9lc for
I, yair Tor Iudsua and Michigan over ana i''
<'ho re5i AMI and nominal - 750 - per hash
80 e The market quiet bu, firm sales Of % '' 90
-, "a XII. Alcohol at 8ic
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:. a, S sSl.. at s2sssss 50 for western; Gu,

-, ,.,s,, s,,.. Of Is bbs ez21e@ 50 for western Cut
,,trns 10 move slowly and values OF an ina nnec
s.,.s,sr In ne .hsence leading sales Bacon remains VIZ %
"a n-iccs have tendency sales o. - BOXES
So es a sd Dressed Hogs frmer quote AZ o
- "a met hnt frnv hed; sales Of Az bbs snd ca ~ &c
~ ~ p fr City d d9tc for fair 70 prime Steam ana NC lo
xS,, Rsseri; for future delivery quiet but tner ss o. o.
- a. G lane ana es for July at llloe; 8" Tea 'V "
-. ~.. wsvx KNDfSG
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NEw-iOKK CRY, April ~, lBII
CEAI.ED PROPOSALS in duplicate, with a
eopy of t. attached to each invited and will he
received Office until Il H. JUNE 49, for supplying this De
parncpi with the foOwngnsue Quantities o. e more or less VIZ
Fort Columbus, NcSiorA hbOr-i"eV" Pouhl' s'o'e' anu
F, % New Yort arbo-.oi 900 pound. stove IL pounds
Pom Hamilton aIboo Ooo pounds stove ami 100000
FFt lsasrI SeyYorE Isrhor-lyoOo ponds stove
rounds egg pounds coal and % cords hndhng wool
D8ds Island Newiork afbor-i00" pound. stove AMI wow"
Fot Adams. Newport R. GI2ooooo pounds 100000 POUNDS
,g and le2 40 pounds nut coal aud 20 cords tudngwoo
Tot Tmnhuf NesLondon Connl1J l9 pounds 10000
pounds gg lO 600 pounds nut cos and 100 eor hsd wood
Paibary Barracks Patsurg " i-62O" pounds egg coal ana
wi. Point Ney.York Harbor-1IiJ pounds egg 2ao Oo
pounds and 6 o pounds nut coat 1900 pounds 6tamuou' coal
The coal 10 be- anthracite quality and the wood sound dry
an aeIehaniable. and iree iroin croosei hmh.
The wood b. delivered the wbaye- ahd The coal IN me fs
OF ,ces provided for is reception at the respective posts aud TIE
Thinning done b, the conTactors l.,
Dqe. must urh time. nf in such quantities as mas be
fe1uir.i D., the ouarteul,s,ers Department
pe,t, viii e made CITY according TO the weight and
eafremeu certified ~ The Quauen1aster The places o. aehe
The DO BID for In ns Of @V pounds ana "ooi N 'oru' oil
Sc b WI he entetaned any party Who has heretofore with
Bsns forms Of proposals. can 10 procurel a. this oace
Bach bid must IL ny 49, =, H. ,bev
erson the bid Is accepted ana "hffe cna ,n
Xiii become ,ureis equal fourth The amount OF te con
Tract for the faithful execution Of the same ,e,r,
The responsibility of the guafanio- must ue cnso 10 W ui
state Judge per cent OF bid in cash or
tiled ceck drpoie this oee to insure the execution o. eons II
1 will be entertained made aeeou,uee with hi, 3D.
bidders vii have The privilege oil being present Al me
be- made snd wilt he the wood coal
rstey . more Of the Posts ,,,.,----.-, -
n. Department 10 sccep ueh norou any
Ill les than Tor Post that NAV be deemed Of advantage 10 e
must be indod Proposals fr Coal Wood" anl ad.
dressed the undsrgHe 10 whom Application se9gm Ds maze Tor
Major and Qrr,ermistert Y NJ
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finaatial.


40 0SncH OF THE SAFE DgPosr Co. o. Ezv York;
~, lA, AND lf5 BROADWAY. COKSKR LiBEETY.,r
,.,,,r .,.,-,-,, 49,, kKw.toRE, April r. ls52
I'HE ANNUAL ELECTION for THIRTFEN
Il DIRECTORS sud THREE INSPECTORS az EIFCyros a. ,hs
Afb DEPOSIT COMPANY Of New YORK for The cnupg ge Vii he
h- ibe once Of The COMPANY MONDAY Msy IA s2 bee
zoe l9.f q " Al noon and O'clock The transfer oos W be-
se I'm oa} 81 Apn INST and Openei AN ds u M
t-iesiSs By or.sr, FaEDERICK FosTEa ssgS,st,rv |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13

ltE ED PROPOSALS VIII We ItttN'o "S
Of the CLERK Of Department ol Pshe l1s,reeon
uosherr eel until TiiuRsDAf M~v
IN g-l =, "A H. m s5 Tor supplying inc eos AAe WV. 10
-. a., de pabc city for he ensuing year 40,
IS coal aud three thousand l'V' cous
- bstie V) eors OF pine wool more
"a -, Sc. In s order thousand hundred aud forty V
rn 10 ths Ian be delivered IN The bins o. Tie 's@ eh00
t,onos must from which u proposed 70 UP
he shed from ~ mines named scepse An
s psr as Of thousand hundred and i0ry V@fp
yosIds 81, o., ,,on ed will b. ahou, fol-
- ", pTy, Thousand Sndfed t59ool tuhs Of iar.'s ~,
49, iurdi a 2oOl Of sire ole thousand VVo 'D
gg Ia and three hundred 600 tuns Of nut sire 49,.
'fIs be OF the best alati We "et Nv ' ~
~, and less than 3inches Ia dtuee ga
SO, h. Of the auats, aud not less than three ~
,s, Il, 1 rebe, long Tie propoA must state ne .s k
n Lurdl and eight cubic ee solid neAsuis ~ III
D. Wce and ..o lie phos cot of saving sna 81 w
49, cn.rtif, of Osi he split on 80 r'uItd W l
=, snrrh,. The sl be Inspected and meAiua
" ~ I.ree,or ~ Fuel the Department Of fGe
"a ut ~ ae.f.d a schools follows We Ihr o. s1
100 rom the sh u July the l3it Of sepAf IN
irr a. t,oufed hr Committee on Supfnesi sa % srd
o.. delivered ssed srai "u.h
"a HI, Yards cellars vaults bins 81 the senoo
1870 co.i Sa Wood 10 he hhdrs until ne l,t aa 81
~. gs, fr The f. perospcs Of ne eens residences
usu,t accompanied b. ht hss'sA
- 49,, al ,,retes. No consideration va pe ,'r, and ss
o' ~. f srI Mood al suy Of the school" nos rnt."s ~ ''
a.. cellars wants OF %
F"les and should he ndorsed IVi"ss 'i Wal
fer MAY De-
or rs-er, the night 20 nect any OF .,nsr
erNed. MILAN WOOD on
Il
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BANKING-HoUsE OF
WOOD g. DAVIS, 81 Pine-st.,
Nun XouU No., torD

WOOD O. DAVIS, 81 Glne-st.,
NEw-YoRK, May /, 1872.
WE beg to inform our friends that we have
w this day formed Copartnership for trans
acting the business of BANKERS AND DEALERS
IN RAILROAD BONDS, under the name Of WOOD
g. DAVIS.
We will receive money on deposit. subject to
draft at sight, allowing interest according to
the nature of the account.
The purchase and sale of Railroad Bonds
will be made special feature of our business;
and we shall keep on hand variety of choice
Bonds of well-established Roads, with which
TO supply investors.
ton prices, as offered on our market, without
commission.
Reports and Circulars sent and information
furnished about Railroad Bonds, &C., &C.,
without charge.
A. Members of the New-York Stock Ex-
change, we are prepared TO execute orders IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS, GOLD, AND RAILROAD
STOCKS.
Our experience il Banking and knowledge
of investment securities we trHsS VIII ehlilie
us TO the confidence Of capitalists
G.. ID. WOOD,
formerly OF NcImllye q 20.
SAML u. DAVIS.
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Eeaal Notlres.

D. -'--..-.-o..o.oy---~,,~o~--
CITpREME COURT-We stchester County
- GEORGE u uNPhliI t tIe goods eattels AMI credit,
Which we're Of JOHN UNDgRlL deceased Plaintiffs against .S
i Which were Of Henry Pe.Ou deesa Mry Jane STsss
,Sme S n, ' shess Christian the PLAINTIFF.
The d 4 w. Sl5 eSss
Ts q@ ss to as'csr s Si $ Joan Of
w. White Plains in aid County Of Wesiches ,na Ss once in lie
Of your 1Sw. to ,1 ' ia @ d County oWeshs.te within
.sE DE :s''y 2s of ' answers s %
ny tm aosa P in this action VII spPy 70 ne VOHr a 0'
Vie fs''i ''"'--'' - t. p MILLER, Plaintiffs Attorney
yew.Roeielle Wetches,er County n Z.
The complaint se'Sn vas :. Sy s p,as We s
OF CLERK Of westcbe-ter County n IL .. ~ ~
on the esh' Mh sER PiaiSur. Attorney
SUPREME CouRTIn the \. cn matter f Sa I .s sns
behso the Mayor Aldermen and Go%m9ns S, 'p roads and puse
Of places. !s We is Sodsr rs
N Of Estimate and In the aboveennsd mattel
hereby 20 the owner or sSsf p Sd Ssy and
whom II may SoqssIH On, ,.,,. and assessment, and tina,
Al, ssr,oa proeugs or In any o. me s [
thereby s'4 s S9 ,s S JOSIAH SWITZERLAND E Char
nan Al K. the Commissioner Number % 81 JSs
s az .d that We he aid VIII bear parties 20 %
purpose viii be attendance At cur said ONCE 0n o' ~
tea day. t he abstract Of the said estimate ard sement 70.
sher and also an the sadavs ss So De-
a@sT.' ss s %S S 1 paliul PsCs the CITY Of
Yorkt % until the 10Th day
Thic That limits embraced by the assessment -
6ovs certain lots, pieces or par o.
n the north line Of Ouehahdred am = on
the ,outh by the center fo second street, o. tn e
cen er ue Of Eighth and on ne vest G We % 49,
| (v Of yewYork excepting herefon All the land nov
and u.d a. railroad by the HUDSON RIVER haIo1u DSy
mi erc.pag bereiSom the land wing oeNesa He"A -N $780,
venaes seventy seventh asd "a Al. surr,s
Foarh: That pod herein VIII De pe,n' W ' 81, ny sss
CON-, X he STATE ~ NeW Generai Tern met,S 70 20
In he Nm Court llon the City Hall IN the NV OF "a
to,h As ~ ,sIv OF
We .h u- " a =. ,o thereafter counsel be heard thereon
1 81 o. Josiah sITH RRLAND.
i"'A' va" '''- WILLIAMC IRA pHAHkS C9nmlss02ers
CHARLEs n GRAHAM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13
HORSE AND CARRIAGE 1ARKE1.
Nrw-YonK. Saturday. May II. ls7

NEw-YoEK Saturday May H. 1872
The trade in horses has been steady ana
fairy active thrGghout the week under review west,
ern work horses chiefly from Illinois, Pennsylvania an"
Ohio arrived in large numbers, meeting with quick saieS
at firm prices. There has been very brisk trade III
prime truck horses, the demand coming chiefly from
breweries, ce express, and transfer companies, ths
sales averaging from $500 to $3.50 per head. Railroad
horses sold from slG0 $50 Canadian horses at from
sl25 to $3.50, according to sze aud quality and business
horses, for ght work, at from $50 10 500 We notice
also general Improvement in the trade in pleasure
horses. Good carriage spans sold at from ~ 300 TO 81 800
lighter teams AT from 5000 To- SEQ, and quite number N
single rOadsters of particular speed at from $50 TO
500 per head large number OF desirable horses have
been distributed through the agency Of public auctions
and the prices realized were equal TO those in the gen
eTal market
At the sale held this day mt Mossrs. Barker Chase :
City Auction Mart and y. Y Tatter-as the following
horses nave been disposed Of at the annexed figures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13
Banking tonsts ano Bankers.
Dipl0eno Nolifese.

A ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, No. 50 Broad
way hs"iok May l52Ihe Board Of Msnger oil h Con
psh hae % Gay declared dividend Of Two ~ Dollars yer shat
aoe on u r e Isl Day d June 10 stockholders f AZ
he we transfer boi The transfer books vii be closed ron
p m May 70 to the morning Of the 80 June
JIG BABcoCK, Tre,,ur,r
S1XTH DIVIDEND-Bankers' and Brokers'
- Board Of Trustees have Declared dividend OF
seven per n on the paid Capital BE- paid Tree o GPsernmnt
TAI on th lou mat The transfer boots will the Ih st AZ
NJ ana reopen At 10 m the Nav !,
lb1E J. L. BROWNELL, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13
Irving Savings Institution

No. 90 wARRHN-sT, NEW-YORK.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST allowed al Interest
ness ron h Of January April July aud October Bank open d'
Lom 10 IN. to , p.m.
WALTER w CONCKLIN. PRESIDENT
NANDkhBlLT L. BUXTON, Seeretar
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Uc0olne Garos, &s.

Ar WM. EVERDELiIs SONS, No. 104 Full
n ton..i-WEDDING CARDS anu FINE sTAllONERf (EstaO