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LIQUOR SALOONS, AND THE Law.

The A[ayor has given notice that sa1oon-keep-
era fined for the violation Of the Sunday and
other laws need not apply to him for stay OF
proceedings or release from thepenalties. Some
weeks ago, it was complained that the enforce
ment Of the law was surprise, and that there
should be some time given for preparations to
meet the new order Of things. That plea, in
which, perhaps, there Was some justice, is no
longer available, and the law is, therefore, now
to be enforced
There seems to be much Misrepresentation on
the subject of keeping saloons open On Sunday.
Saloons, or places where liquor is sold as bev-
erage, may be divided into several classes.
One of these are the lager beer
saloons. where the principal, if not
the only, beverage sold is beer. These differ
from all other saloons, in tho respect that they
offer social enjoyments not obtainab1e elsewhere.
The beer-drinker goes to the saloon, not only
for his beer, but to meet his friends. group
of these gather round table, talk over the
events OF the day, smoke their pipes or cigars,
drink their beer at leisure, and pass the time 30
ciably. On Sundays, the attendance ut these
| places is not only Increased IN num-
| bers, but includes the wives and chill
dren Of many of the men. While large
quantities of beer are thus consumed, il
is rarely that there is any indecorum, still more
rarely any violence. There may be hilarity, but
there is no intoxcation. This mode OF social
enjoyment is no longer confined to native Ger.
mans it is gradually including large numbers Of
others who, for want Of means or the want O.
acquaintances, find in these places soc!abiht.
that does not descend to disorder, and 3 narcot
at small cost which does not intoxicate.
The next class of saloons are those which ar
part Of restaurants OF eating-houees. In eom
Of these places there are many hundreds VII
eet their meals On Sundays and other days. In
separately connected with these is suppl
Of a1es, beer, wines, md liquors. Except in
few places mentioned hereafter, these establish
ments are OF an orderly character, tolerating n
!, impropriety, visited mainly BY those who see
their meals, and thereis none Of that drunkenness
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Among the pork markets depleted by opera
tionB of a drm in this city is New York. Only
$4,000 barrels are On hand, against q ooo at ths
time last year. There, as here, the dealers and
brokers are Depressed by the atagnation OF pusl-
ness; but as the interesting letter OF our cor
respondent shows, the more experienced OF them
believe that it will be impossible for the corner
to withstand the new crop, which is expected tc
resch the high figure of 100000 hogs.
, 1872-11-16

Senator Cameron, Governor Hartrantt, and
other eminent Pennsylvania politicians, told the
President yesterday that he ought to give tile
vacant Philadelphia Postmastershlp to one
>Trueman, on the principle that he was good
Rennh1;can. To this the President replied that
l,e felt himself bound by the principles OF CIVIL
Service Reform, and would probably promote
the Deputy Postmaster, faithful and efficient
, 1872-11-16

On the testimony Of DR.. Geuth, of Philadel-
mia. who examined the stomach and brains OF
DR.. Smith, IN Episcopal clergyman Of Raleigh,
who died recently under suspicious clrcum-
stances. his wife and daughter have been thrown
into prison on the charge of having caused lis
death BIZ poisoning.
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TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

rEnus OF SUBSCRIPTION (PAYABIE IN AoTAsc6'
Daily, by man.....S12.QQ .QQ SUNDAY.
Td.Weckly,.,..... 600 Weekly ...... ......' @'oo
Parts Of yeaz ut the same rate.
To prevent deay and mistakes, be cure md ese 1o''
OHce address IN full, including State and Conn's'
Re1nittancos may be made either by draft Wv
fsce order or in registe1ed lotte1s, 1T ouz risk
TERMS 70 CIT SUBSCRIBERS.
Daily delivered Sunday excepted p cents per wee
Daily delivered, Sunday included. - cSntT ~
m. * south C=nal-st.. Chicago LII"
TRIBUNE Branch Office. No. 46s ".oasnfa7 ~ N mbere e
Bookstore Of Messrs. Cobb, Ana :% - -sce;ved md
aeve'sse .s s,re attention If left at the Aain
O6ce.
r-rn7an.E counting rnom and business departments
| -enan. for the prescnt, at No. Is Canol street" Au
'a.+ia1,onts should be handed in at that place.
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every reader as he peruses this disuaa1 hat OF
horrors is: 'eWhat ne1t?" What new calamity
or combination Of ca1amities is to come to-day
or Tomorrow What fresh evils have the re-
vengeful fates in store for the world, already
groaning under its heavy burdens? Just as the
great wars we're over and all the patlons OF the
earth had settled peacefully down to industrial
and commercial pursuits, and the tRo
leading powers had set joyful example to
the rest by settling their disputes amicably,
Ill the powers Of fire, air, and water seem to be
let loose with no reatrnints upon their capabil-
tiles for mischief. Earthquakes swallow up
the cities Of the plain. The pestilence set&
forth upon its devastating march, and not even
the dumb beasts escape it's Influences. Vol
canoes rain storms Of fire upon the villages
below, and consume them. Vast and ter1iblg
confagrations lay low great cities and forests IN
night. Whirlwinds destroy rural villages and
the 1abors Of the hnsbandman, floods submerge.
the accumulations Of the merchants, and gales:
sweep the coasts Of their shipping The Ight<-
ming in its- wrath spares neither the Escurial,
with it's buried Kings nor the remotest country
hamlet. There is only one consolation:
attaching to this general havoc, and that:
is, ne are gradually becoming accustomed
to it, and may soon be able to endure it, and
perhaps enjoy it with certain degree Of phil
osophy. At present, however, the world Is as:
pitiab1e as poor old Lear, out On the barren
heath, with nothing to protect him from the piti'
less storms. The only advice that seems WORTH
Offering is, that, as We cannot take any possible
precautions against these little eccentricities Of
nature, it is the part Of wisdom to recognize the
disagreeable necessity Of the situation ! to ez-
pect the worst and thereby escape disappoint4
! ment it the worst should happen to eat three
meals day as usual to pay az many taxes az
possible, Or at least, as may be necessary to pre-
| serve respect for that estimable person, the
ta2:gatherer; to get married if you are
not, and to stay married il you
are, and trust to some natural
phenomenon, If you have no other reliance for
the wherewithal to pay the bills; to be- sober,
discreet, and 7irtuous, that you may sleep wells
to be contented with everything and surprised
| at nothing. That is about the philosophy Of the
situation as it would appear to a man up g. tree
| At the same time, this will hardly prevent that
elevated individual from asking the inevitab1e
question: "What next?" Meanwhile, and
until that question is answered, the time might
be very proftab1y employed in figuring how +
get along without meat and milk, as We 1e,rn
from the East that the epihippic is seizing; the
cattle, and threatens to become epiboyic.
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Additional proof Of the alarm among the lalt-
road people is to DO discovered IN tae 1acs thas
the managers Of all the railways III the hngoom
have recently held meeting to consider the
feasibility OF raising general insurance funa
to indemnify them for the damages ana 1ossea
a,ata;ned by the succession Of disasters.
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The English mind is seriously aEitated On the
subject OF railroad disasters. It his been com-
puted that no fewer than fifty serio1s accidents
have happened within the space OF month The
Coroner'B inquests in several cases found the
cause in rotten rails and other defects in the
management. It is said that people are Begin
ming to avoid railway travel except in cases Of
actual necessity. Certain it is that the railroad
corporations are beginning to feel the effects Of
these frequent disasters. Some confirmation Of
this nav be found in the following table OF coz1-
parative prices OF stock now and ten montha
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Warrants are out for the arrest Of Miss Susan
B. Anthony and the fourteen other women Oh
Rochester who voted at the last election
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4V,o3o3u4u 17t
By this it appears that 1000 persons in Ger
tain localities return Us many members CwithiR
three) as $3.50, 900 Of voting electors resident
elsewhere. The plan proposed by the writer Ia
to leave the five members for the Universities az
they are, give one to Durham University,
and one to the Inns OF Court, and apportion
the remaining members among the fifty-two
counties Of England and Wales so as to give one
member to every 1o0, 900 population, OF 454 nlem-
bers in all. The writer concludes
There Is Just cause for agitation In favor OF great
and Bweepiug change and just for agitation
ought not to be allowed to exist. Ne widened the ba
sis OF our Constitution in 18d6-87, but we stopped
short Of completion In our taak Let us delay
longer, but anticipate the Storm which will
infalibly arise ere long, and desl with
this question before it has been made tha
batte-held Of Purity before it is identified with
hose ains and desires far beyond the progressive
constitutional Improvement which is desired by mode
rate men Of both political parties, and before
forced to deal with It at seaaun less ca1ln aud mo-
ent less opportune than the present for the wise and
satisfactory solution Of difficult political problem.
The Republican principle, that representation
must be proportionate to population, is thus un-
tethered IS the bete aoi," in the avenue Of Eng
liah politics. Il it win in the fight, there are
others behind 1.-THE abolition Of the Peerage
and the Crown ending in complete Republican,
ism. Whether there is anything more leVelling
than that, it is not for Republicans to say
, 1872-11-16
rO.DAY's ADJUSTMENTS.

t.,y1cyERs THEATRE-Madison street, between
State and Dearborn. Miss Maggie MITCHELL supporter
hv Mr. T.. R. Sheueu. - Eauchon.'
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GLOBE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES street, between hiao1~
.on ,n5 washington Vaudeville Entertainment.
, 1872-11-16

MYERS OPERA HOUSE-Monroe street, between
State and Dearborn Arlington Cotton d heIaoaes 3
Minstrel and Bur1esuue Troupe.
, 1872-11-16

HoorEY,s OPERA HoUsE-Raodoph stzeet, be-
+xepn Ctark mud LaSaue. Third week Of Abboto-h1-
rn1fy Pautounitno Combination. "Humpty DumptS' +
with new fe2tures-
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4KES,S STHEATREHabash aEenue, corner Of con
gress street, t. Il. co1 F0otoi'iAo o4A-A
HumptF Dn1npty."
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Cenditure rose to nearly +5,uuU,uuU annually
and work-houses became places for
idling in. The ignorant believed the poor
rate an ine1haustible fund which belonged to
them. To obtain their SHARE" it was official
II said, " the brutal bullied the administrators
the prohigates exhibited their bastards which
must be fed; the idle folded their arms and
waited till they got it; ignorant boys and girls
married upon it.; poachers, thieves, and
urostitutes e1torted it by intimidation; country
Justices lavished it for popularity, and guardi-
Of administration recommended by General
Walker, there would be little danger OF similar
abuses oven under similar circumstances. He
states the most economical method Of treating
the pauperism OF community to be the town.
farm system. Lands, buildings, and farming
tools are provided by the town, the only salarled
| officer is the overseer, and every pauper is re-
ouired to work. This prospect OF compulsory work
gives the would-be pauper pause, and reduces
the e1penso to $50 or 500 year for each in
mate. When the States maintain their paupers
in idleness, in large establishments, with nu1ner-
| GUS officials, and expensive appointments, the
cost Of support rises as high as S100, 9125, or
s140.
Since no common criminal nomenclature or
procedure is used by the States, and since the
Census law makes no provision for the collection
Of the convictions in each State classified ac-
cording to crimes, the criminal statistics OF the
CENSUS are OF little value. The numbers in
prison on the LIST Of Juno are believed to be &c
curately stated at 6.7S7 in 1850; 19o8e
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
sr. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
HoMpANY'S


FIRST MORTGAGE BONDs
are being absorbed by an increasing demand Tor
them.
Besides being the obligation of wealthy corpora
tion composed of men of experience aud hlgh-toned
commercial integrity, they are secured by hrst
mortgage on the road, revenues land grant, iran
chise. and equipments, combined in one mortgage
and are readily negotiable both in the markets oil
this country and Europe.
A liberal sinking fund provided In the mortgage
decd must advance the price upon the closing OF
the loan Principal and interest payable in GOLD.
Interest at eight s) per cent per annum, payable
semi-annually, free of tax. Principal in thirty
wears. Denominations. $1,000, $780, and 500 COu-
pons or Registered
Price s7l and accrued interest in currency, from
Feb. Is. 1872.
Maps, circulars, documents, and information fur
nished.
Trustees, Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of
New-YoTk.
The diminished quantity of these Bonds for sale,
and tho increased demand absorbing them, warrant
the belief they viii soon be sought for at an advance
considerably above the present subscription price at
which they can now be had through the principal
Banks and Bankers throughout the country, and
from the undersigned, who unhesitatingly recon-
mend them.
TANNER g. Co., Bankers, No. II Wall-St'
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
COTTON MARKETS

Augusta AUG COon nominal; MddnD l5e net receipts II
bales; 437 bales.
PHLIpErPHA Aug l-Cotton quiet MidiinTs. n! a2lc
Bosros Aug lCotton dul Mdding 2Ee receipts lJi
sales bales stock. 1900 bales
ST LOUIS, Aug Lection dnll and nominal.
MOBILE Aug l-CoOn dull aud nominal; Miings, nominal;
net receipts, 1 bale; stock, 9i' bales - -
Aug L-CottOn stesder Mddings nomnav l8lc
net receipts bales eIpOcoastse i1J baesj sales go bAes
stock 498T bales ..
KoRPoLK Aug 1-CotOn dull; Low htdings poe net re-
eeps bsies erpor-cOastwise 60 bales stock 42 bales
EswORLBASs Aug Cotton nominal Low Mdding l9l 6lsic
receipts bales gross baes sales % bales ocE BSS bales
BlLTIsoRK l-Cotton dull; Mddlngs, 2l3c gross
oeips, Isl bales; stock, ll46 bales
LOUISVILLE. Aug l-Cotton duh; Mitdings 20ic.
MKxPHls Aug lCotton dull; Mddngs, 2.e net receipts 20
bales
q bales; exports 45 baiesi stock li67 bales
WILMINGTON, AHg lCoton quiet hddlugs, A,ci exports
coastwise lis bales; stock, $50 bales
CISCISSAr Aug. l.-CottOn queti Miiilngs, zoe.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
THE GREAT MIDLAND RAILROAD.

NOW NEARLY COMPIEItD, III
The remainder OF the FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN
PER CENT GOLD BONDs, limited TO $4,000 TO THE
MILE on finished Road offered TO close out the loan,
at par and interest.
THE NRw-JRRsEY DIVISION OF THE ROAD IS I'm
IsHYD, AND TRAINS ARE NOW RUNNING INTO j JERsEY
Cry From OswegO eastward the road is In sue
cessfu operation for long distance A short gap III
the construction of the New-York Division alone
prevents running through from New-York to
Oswego. Work is progressing on this unfinished
section with the utmost energy, and WE HOPE SOON
10 ANNOUNCE TIE COMPLETION OF THE ENTIRE
ROAD OF THIS GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM NEW YORK
TO OswEGO.
These Bonds, in our Judgment, possess in marked
degree the clements of
ABSOLUTE SECURITY AND LIBERAL INCOME.
For sale or exchanged for Governments and other
seourities at their market value, by
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co., No, 25 NaSSau-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02

rerpro and invite the attention Of investors to tho
loan. 80. ,.o -,
Messrs Jones Schuyler have advanced 'no Pi,0e ~
a. rsrs, Atort,ace sinking Fund Gold bonds OF the
YosansDort. Cravfordsyilo. and Southwestern Railway
of Indiana from gJ to Os and accrued interest inc
completion OF the road and the increasing demand ior
its bonds has warrnuted the advance in price.
The Manhattan Banking Association has declared
semannual dividend of per cent, free Of taxes paya
bile on the 10th inst
1,o pnnaar,nbia stock market is dun Pennsylvania
=. ,os PhIadelpha and Erie Railroad, 27l; lReadins
railroad 5sJ; PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, 59t Gold, llst
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02

The regular sem-weeky sale at Messrs. Johnston &
Van Tasselps Horse and Carriage Auction Mart VIII as
usual be held tomorrow Fridayl, tho ID inst AZ IL
o'clock
Messrs. Johnston & Van Tasse sold to-day under the
hammer al tue stock, fixtures, machinery, toolS etc,
contained the carriage manufacury OF the afo Petcr
Dubois No. 202 Greene-5t, realizing grand total OF
81 2s3 I0 The attendance, composed chiefly OF carriage
makers and mechanics was fair enough, but tho bids
were low, hnd Messrs VIM III. Gray and Frank Ash
both carriage builders OF this city who were the Din
e.pe purchasers said TO have got excellent
among which we will mention lot No: o. d wrect
machine, almost new. the original pce 0f which Is $50.
bought for s5O aud lot & o. sesen barrels paints, wOh
sOper barrel bought together for $40 The lease OF the
Duudne COZ Greene-st which has two years 70 run.
at rental of q 900 per year, also put up, but re
ceived bid.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
THE MARKETS.
rc,rstrll, r.rcrtsa for TEE rr,rrr..

fCSrefulIy reported for TIE TRIBUNE .
THURSDAY, Aug. l, 1872.
ASHFSThe receipts q pkgs Pos but steady
a Is. Pearls dull and nominal.
COT0N-Tere been improved tone in Cotton on The spot
out change sales 6 bales 1893 were last evening"
0 bales for export and 6 FOR consumption Forward deVee
Of Sl6dc which subsequently, recovered clos
se 6rm basis Of Low MddDgs sales last
evening u-Augu 600 at 209c September 5000 81 2Oe
Size; 2Je $50 2Oi October 100 At 9ic No
ysb 2O at ls DecembsT, 200 a. Is 7ee 400 l6sc total
800 bales Sales to-day 70 August 200 at 2te noue AFTER
Reg 500 n - slice $40 at ~ lbe Reg sep
Oj ~ 6c 900 at 20 og At @tc zoe At 20 lte l
2tc 800 at 20 3l6e 200 at 2O4c 200 a. % ee O
9c l6, 100 at 2oie 700 At 20 S6 100 A. 2 500
20sc October 100 Is loc 100 al 9 l6c @ al
Islc November 100 at Is 96e 2OQ at lG O st ~ hec o
8ie 100 l8 6c; December 100 al Btc 800 At
Isle total D COO bales Grand total 1900 bales We
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
TIE STATE oF TRADE.

LosDoS Aag i-s30 mConsos opened s2i for sni
u FysTweH bonds iSz Sil ls65s OLD 92i Als
93f Ten-fOries %.
PARIS Aug Ia nj Hentes opened az S5f g1o
LvEEreoL Aug Ill m-Coton opened dull MdilDe Uplsads
9l0gsd; Mi61lmg Orleans, 1919.
LiyERFOOL Aug llJO mCOtt0n hsavyf h1dng Uplands
9d addlns orleans s,d BsefR bbL for Prime Mess Lard
III y cwt.
LoEDos Aug tsp mOoaso. closed usssy
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02

,s socouu. uua s..s, Five twenty boD is6r' OH 1865 DID,
efji lssfs, 9iI; Tes-forttes %
PAKI. Aas Up n-Rentes cosed ~ s6t 3cu
LivHKroo Aug Is mCc,ton ceset upch,ngsd the sales Of
1000 bale, including so Tor export and epeeaaoB
The BreAdsuEs market quiet
AvTwEEP Aug L-Peiioeum rf pbh for ne pale American
IoNpOy The bullion ths Bank Of Bglnd has decreased
23il ,OO0 duqRg che past week. -. .-..--. ..
IoyDoS ILRsenng Spnts Of rpentue, Wa per evt
LfvrsPoot Anx t-Bvenbs tcnmn hosin "a SdaSs ID per
ewt spti,s Of 1arpen,ne, 3is per eWt
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
RECEIPTS OF PROpuCE.

Inrn Pesru Railroad
2i8 bales COtiOu
Eggs l1O bbls Flour 5Ol bb Meal l25 bags Neal G9OJS
Whes b6 go bnh Corn 558 busL Oats 1900 bush Rye IS
baes Hhp 5 Hides bis Hides 47Sl SIDES Leather "
hops s phgs Cot Meas Lard Pkg PoE ss Psss Butter
1850 Cheese "a Ial0g, 20 OeAse t pkgs Starch
g hhs Tobacco z66 pigs Tobacco 5J bb WHISKY t bales Wool
81 hbds sugar IS bales Sponge
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
n0RsE AND CARRIAGE M1gKET
NRw.Yosk. Thursday. Aus. I. 1877.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Ane. I. 1877.
No business Of any consequence has been
transacted In the general horse market and even for
owprced draft horses tbere has been to-day but little
inquiry. .t 1g T1If1a r... ..-,.F s.T
Messrs. waldron & Cooke report The following sales
effected this day the downtown auction maft in Lib
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKEr-AusU,r l.

The cattle receipts to-day were zoo hesd the total supply foI
$40 head against $3.50 head for the time last
week buyers and sellers standing apart about G
little stock offering Of the receipts in the yards being
through conmen There quite trade In Texans to-day and
800 head disposed Of sales B head Ohio mixed averaging
LOIS b at S5 2l 80 Ohio steers ranging from IJ 10 lb 10 al
asa sc 5Oi 10 state steers averaging iii 10 at IS g. 10 Illinois,
averaging Ills n at SO 4O 200 Texans ranging from Ss to so d.
al 50 i2t TO S5 57i
SHKRPThe to-day 600 head making the total supply
the week thus far 800 head against 9 head for the time
The market fraction Of for Canada stock western
slightly improved Canada lambs 81 Is % 75 Wss'en sheep
scoring quality. Good sheep will readily bring he
outside Quotations There but few lots In the market and e
flesh; sales LBS Canada lambs, Ringing from t 70
SO 371$8 - 3 Canada sheep ranging from 81 TO w D
s5dS5 sos 6 Ohio sheep ranging from " 10 70 10 at ~ e
sc 3ii.
HOGs-The receipts TO-DAY LOO head making the total supply
for the week thus far 300 head against 800 head for the same ue
The market hare o all stock two loads OF SUI
les The supply unequal the demand and the quality Of The re-
Oue drove Ohio sold to-day AZ 20 Fnces arc
nominal at 81 50 70 IS.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02

J.,
Frpors Of Tobacco NeYokTOta for JULY
426 hds 946 bales 260 aud lJ9 sud
70 Manufactured.
TALLOw fairly active and am sales 800 70 Prime at sc
part packages free.
WHISKY easier and active; sales $50 bbls 93 ae4c
nearly all al tbs lower price, but closing irn.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK MARKEr-Aro1,r l.

PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK MARREr-ArGUsr l.
CArrLE-Receipts have been 33 or 6b4
head, against 4ls cars last weet The supply was s' ou
inquiry demand plenty Of BUYERS Poes AFan
od fast week ny t with OF stand at taa southern
Ohio AID Indians, 400 1900 b Of which there were goo
brought &c 50d ~ 2l 1900 10 lJOO ~ IS 1886 Jt %
to 200 b. s5GS5 75 In fact all grades we're well represented .n
held price, Stocke only being scarce The SAFES
reached 2,6l0 head. The prospect Is good -
HOGs-Reoeps for the weei 02 or 2O heal sganst ~ ea
last light and the demand at eonaeo
advance prices for best 565 extra, 80 zdES 70, 70 p
50 goa S5 Yorers - 75G s5i ~ len on hand Sas e'SH4
5823 head. , .-.
sHKKp-Reoep week 100 2OO head agans'
supply quality good aud ahie IN
demand Prices advanced fully ic last week
s. TO loo b sold S60 f6 Isl other grades IN popothoh o'
last weeks prces Sales reached II, l84 head.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
Sales bp Au1llon
Eeqai Notltes.

NOTICE TO CREDIT0RS.-Pnrsu TO an
~ Ois u, ,Nes IA COysRr Surrogate Of the CoauiJ OF
ousens notice hereby given all persons having e'lgt r is s
e,tste Of DAVID NJ. DAVBNPOtI ie o' W W.. S
RY ~ MILLER one The subscribers AMI eue OF ln "a ~
sy "a ds eh.ftei. credits OF the said deeessrd ~ Nu.
Nd" Psesest In the Cly Of Brooklyn, King Coast "
- -. M. sr.t d.v OF December next-Dard MJ ' i''S'
OF O''' "' HANNAH DAVENPORT A4miniaratorAI
HENRY W MILLER. !
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
Qhe Qurf.
UrinIlnu.

CLOTE & JAMES, STATI0NERS, PRINT
- gRS aud BLANK-BOoK MANUFACruRERs No. 81 FstoaS
BLANK. BOOKS male aay pattern 0riers soneleL
XNM. EVERDELL's SONS, l04 FultOn-st.--
w LITHOGRAPHlC STEAM JOB PklNrkRs Sad LABAL
MANUFACTURERS.