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Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

New CLoCKs.-McC Causland has made
an addition to his stock in the way Of II
lot Of nice clocks which arrived this week
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

Nor FoRGoTTEN.-Minehan 81 Eagan
are the proprietors of the g Trinity Gro
cery Store" 267 First Street, San JOSE
One or both of the gentlemen named
holds Old Trinity in kind remembrance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

DUTToN CREEK.-We last week took
look at the mining claim of Dixon,
Hurst & Co., on Dutton Creek. The
most of the ground they blasted is worked
off, and good view of the character of
the diggngs can be had. There is now a
bank, about eighty feet high, of as fine
looking gravel as ever gladdened the eye
of miner, with the bed-r pitching
down and the gravel pitching up to the
top of the hill hundreds of feet high.
There is untold wealth in these diggings
if it can only be got at. The draw backs
to successful working so far are an unlim-
tied quantity of boulders and very limit
ed supply of water. These obstacles can
be overcome and then the owners of this
claim will be rich men.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

School OPENED.-Mr. II. II. Bragdon,
from Gilroy, who had been sent for by
the Trustees Of the Weaverville School
District, arrived last Monday evening
and the Grammar School was opened the
next dav
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

For thev best Photographs, go to Bradley
& Rulofson's Gallery without Stairs. BFs~AS-
CEND In THE ELEVATOR, 429 Montgomery
Street, San Francisco. o.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

"PIPIFAX BITTERs" " are advertised
elsewhere in this paper.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01
NOTICE TO MORTGAGES.

A Ill UNSATIsFIED MORTGAGES
"a will be included in the Assessment Roll
for 1872. Parties whose Mortgages have been
satisfied will save trouble by properly cancel
ing the same on the books of the County Re-
corder. JAS. q. TROTTER,
Recorder.
WeaYeryille, April 10, 1872. 3m.
The Van Buren press., 1872-12-10

FEMALE '"TARrARs OF THE UKRAINE
BREED. In the Ukraine, the women
are said to court more generally than the
men. Says writer who describes the
manner. "Whon young woman falls in
love with a man, shs is not in the least
ashamed to go to his fathers house and
reveal her passion in the most tender and
pathetic manner, and to pronounce the
most submissive obedience if lie will ac
ccpt her as his wife Should the insen
siblc man pretend any excuse, she tells
him she is resolved never to go ont OF
the house till he gives his consent. and
accordingly, taking up her lodging. re.
mains there. Ifhe still obstinstely re.
fnses her his case becomes exceedingly
distressing. The church 10 commonl,
on her side, and to turn her out would
provoke her kindred to revenge her hon
or; 90 that he has no methed lett but te
betake himasIfte iight ill she Il other
Wise disposed Of. "
The Van Buren press., 1872-12-10

Tue MgANEsT MAN IN NEW YORK -
Some gentlemen were talking abou
meanness, when one said he knew y mar
on Lexington avenue who was the mean
est man in New York
rlow mean is that?" asked friend
"Why, he is so mean that he keeps a
five cent piece with string tied to it tc
give to beggars, and when their back.
are turned, he jerks it out their pock,
cts -
"Why this man is so mean," contin
ued the gentleman, "that ho gave hi,
children ten cents piece the night be.
fore Fourth Of July, but during the nigh,
when they were asleep, he went up stairs
took the monsy cut Of their clothes, ant
then whipped them in the morning iol
losing it -
"Docs he do anything else 2"
Yes, the othsr day dined with him
and noticed the poor little servant gir
whisted all the way upstairs with ,h,
desse t--snd. when asked the m ran ole
scamp what made her whistle 90 happily
he said, Why keep her whistling So
she can't eat the raisins out Of the cake.
The Van Buren press., 1872-12-10

Es A CHEERFUL CoUNTENANCE Il
olce heard ayoung lady say to another,
\ our countensncc, to me, is like the
shining OF the sun, for it always glad
dens me With cheerful look " A mer-
ry or cheerful countenancc was one OF
those things Jermy Taylor said his enc.
mics and prosecutors could not take away
from him. There are some who spend
their lives as il shut up in q dungeon.
Everything is dark, gloomy and forbid
ding. They always lock upon tho dark
side. and can never enjoy the good ol
the present, for fear Of evil that 10 to come
This is not piety. True religion make,
the heart glad. and when it's noble prin.
siples are felt and exercised, men will bs
happy in spite Of themselves.
k~ Pan ms thnf you oh~e
The Van Buren press., 1872-12-10

81 Pay as what you o~e,
The Van Buren press., 1872-12-10

just Received
- BAGS Prime Rio Coffee
~ ID Barrels Sugar House Mplascs,
10 hall-bbls. "
% kegs -
20 kegs Horse and Mule Shoes,
80 kegs Absorbed Nails.
2 bbls. Lubricating Oil.
% kegs Eng. Soda-Direct Importation
80 bags Cotton Yarn.
80 caddies Virginia Tobacco.
Alargc lot of School Books of all kinds.
tc be sold VERY LOW to the Trade or at Re.
tail by
NJ. LYNCH.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-08-09
4 GREAT OFTEN =
Only 50 For $11 In Value:
Or, for $500, SlS.0O in Value ::
Or, for $500, $500 In Value ~:

The beautiful and artistic Chrome "Isn't She
Pretty" highly finished, mounted, and vanished
will be sent by mail securely done up post free, as
premium to every S:s yearly sn',s.riher to DEM
tiiul and useful Parlor Magazine in America!
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worth more than double the cost Of subscription
and, together with DEMORE T. MONTHLY, at
torls opportunity for the investment of ) such
as may never occur again; or, in place OF Isn't
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Woons after Jerome Thompson, size l5x25, price
DEMOREST'E MONTHLY, for one year, for i 5
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Brothers and Lovers. do not fail to subscribe for
DEMOREST'S MAGAZINE, and present it with q
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New York. Copies of the latest numbers of the
| Magazine 15 cents each. post-tre
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-08-09
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A few doses Of R.4D1v-4l's Fills will free the
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The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-08-09

OFFICIAL.
POLICE jury, Aug, 5, 1872.
piers present, to-wit /:
Jos. D. Smith, President, War
WIS, Lane W. Brandon, Daniel
M-Duncan Stewart,
'ary proceeded to business.
ltes last meeting read and adop-
IA. Weber's two accounts al
FOR Sl2 each.
Jury then proceeded to the
OF Beneficiary Cadet to the
ina State University at Baton
when Bennett H. Barrow, son
". Barrow was unanimously
'na' That the Parish Auditor
Is hereby authorized to draw a
IN favor of A. A. Milliken,
~ 1or the costs of a Mortgage
10y the Recorders Office.
''sf' That Logan Peters, be ap-
overseer Of the road COM
Y At Alexander's Creek and
"a. a. Sandy Bayou, and that he
'ne hands On said road sub
'oad duty to work the same,
'a' That Spencer Sterling, be
W overseer of the road com
!. At ~, Big Sandy Bayou a,,d
~ thompson. Il Creek, and that
I'LL the hands on said road
uuIy 10 WORK the
' 'sa' That the hands on the
y, limitations, be discharged from
v On the 10th and 18th Road
and that they be required to
the road from the Bridge
= !, bayou at Locklomond plan
NV 'ae He'd River Landing, and
4 as, Ferris be appointed Over
MI ,a'd road. and that he have
us to work the same.
Dc. ''4' "oJourn-
JOS. d. SMITH,
co, President.
- COLLINS, Clerk.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-08-09
$50 Year. * Mos. Trial. ''s'
THE MASONIC MONITOR,

THE MASONIC MONITOR,
Devoted strictly to the Sciences. Philosophy, Sym:
bolism and Jurisprudence of Masonry, News OF
special interest to ens Fraternity South, and
Essays npon the History of the Order
from its earliest stages. Published
Monthly.
Every NIashn Should Shbscr
The MONITOR has received the highest enconums
from the impartial and Intelligent press OF :he
country. Leading Masons have pronounced it one
of the best Masonic publications now published
The proprietor solicits the support of the craft
ydlress lELlU A. BOSirE, Managing Editor.
Goldsboro' \. L.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-08-09
TOIlN DIEM.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer and Worker il
Tin, Copper, Zinc & Sheet Iron.
Fruncjs1;Up In

HAvING opened shop in the building recently
Il occupied by John Roth, on Canal street. III.
forms the citizens OF West Feliciana, and surround
in The above branches s. in manner unsurpassed
by any shop in the country, and the very lowest
cash prices. iy5 II.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-08-09

BIS. HORACE WATERS l. Co.,
i Music Dealers, New York,
Ease accept our thanks for a new
music entitled Horace Gree
March" These gentlemen are
lie music publishers aud those
lsy need sheet Music will do
address their orders to that
bE.york gentleman has a couple
(oded mares between whom a
affection formerly existed. Re-
however, while being driven
H, one Of them male IN awk-
Yep and cut the other on the
On being Embarrassed the in
fnimal attacked the other with
uty, and now their owner dnres
them come within sight of
kher.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-08-09

lam from Thursdays Times
he committee on conference Of
etsl Party had settled on a fus-
lib the Pinchback party on the
Big basis The pinchbaclS party
|vo places on the State ticket,
tary Of State and Congress
arre.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-08-09

Our stock of Job Material is large and welt select
ed, and this department will BIZ under tho Charge OF
An EXPERIENCED" TYPO.
7VAo tciU execute all orders entrusted to him 7cih neat
ness and dispatch, at Ne,v Orleans prices.
wTERIS-Cash on delivery Of the Job.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-27
1--WE STOCK MARKETS.

mas In, as BsKvrs Arrivals to-day % at Ccmuunpav
W. 80 ~, tse vel ia date last week Dealers
on,tS Tpn cool msrke. but heavy rain ell the monsg csP
Rss De ftes cattle there were some sun et iIa
yrasy AND Poron Of tosys recep 60 over ast @ L
y .arr 81 ps for item tomorrow one OF tsY O
even There not much change IN we pp
800 Ia Thin rather below the rates OF Ieseasy e
sse5s p Kenans 10 cars s. Baeher cars A. Fw
s an apd q. Baker, 2 cars n r,.n
Goinh wa working upon the ZIG Missouri cattle for lem
% 20 them St so al dnC ind lS OF 6ia' eW AZ iVi"
C Kahn % good cw Kentucky cattle at ~ @ ,,ss
CAIyEs-Are unchanged Hume Elliott selling 9S sN~ lS'~
bs Y Of IN a270 lbs at Sci 4oi2Oa2tI los AZ
SHEER AND LlNBs-krya today. II eas Al forueht ~ SS
,uppsw At Forty ami cars WASHINGTON Market ms
completes bCgiupng with SUNDAY against 10 ST sane TINE
vel account rain few buyers were out ana neIe
Sheep holding at full tgures for they nav
advanced al the buying FONTS bsmbs were onthg io"e " M
o very prime 70 exceed l0ic. ..o. - -. e,ae,. A.
Hale Elliott sold 2sl Michigan sheep 8ldB 10 al ol9ot@i :"
lambs 81 10 Al l0o and 69 OF ~ fat a. lS ,o c.,.A.
sai III MehiHal Sheep 1S0e5 TO- az otdOtci III N
lambs SIT 10 az lOc. and 2S Of 60 al l0le -. ,oatol.
Anderson Henry sold IS Jersey lambs, 50 ID ordinary AZ
and 20 Of 5li 10 At lie 49,, 81.
Jehae Co jersey lambs 50 10, At Ae ~ OF " ID
and TO- Of IS ~ at llic ,e -. y ,rrinsx This
Hoes- Arrivals II Foraethst and az Con Te
males 20 s iroe SaiBuy against 49, s snF TINE ~. ~ .s Of
a no ohaue the et6se FOR me sons's se
yssteffsy for dressed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-27
COTTON MARKgTs.


NeSrsozEsI; July 26COttOnShFmen 369 bales siock-l87l
WmrSeroS July Cotton quiet; Mddnqs Pole, erpor,s
ooast"s 8! bales sales 10 stock, 81 bales; weey-ne
. oe gross % baies eIpOr-coaswise 2s bales sales
MACON. Jay 2-COion du Mlfngs 2lc weekly-eeepts %
oae shipments "a bales sioc6l $50 bales; 49, 4G0 bales
L0uisyiLLE. july 8-COtiou dul Mddlngs, 2lic
oAYhhNAH, July 26-Coton Quet holders unwilling SELL Mid.
dngs Zc net receipts 80 bales; sales 10 bales stock 81 ba
receipts, $50 baesi eIportseoastWse 80 bales; sales
ST L0Up. July 26-Coion quiet; Middinrs 22e
bosfoN July z6-COton strong Mddnss Pie; net receipts
gross receipts 800 bales sales 2l0 bales; stock so bales
csiu.s ei Jaw SCoon dui Loybtdlng, 20Q20ic net ~.
lei sHotseosstwise ID bales; sok $50 hses. weey
GALyEsfos s gIo 72l bales tl7 bale.
81 b eSS stock $40 bales, Ssetiy-net receipts. 81 b,e g
EEwORLFASs Jsi, se ~ bales sales 50 bales ~
ret reeuts ia tss cotton nomiaA M:ddingt POI 2t.
Ssiss ~sskly-r gess lti bales; sales co stc al
- gi '-e1i 70 hayre, ls26 nae, eos,. ots-io
b Bis sSei Jay 2SlcoSa s Mdps. 2a, eros. recent.
bales e1porie0aSise. a baes sales ass "aei Eo lJl
,,sHfhi, jay z-Coon quei Addlngs 2lI q22e no, v,,
inenis. 81 bales sales, 80 bales ~ ~ O3esi SHIP
FhiADEtPfnA July z6-CooB q1iet MidiHngs a2a2l!e ,,
-aet receipts lZl bales gross, 1905 bales '"' "'eay
thARtEsTos Juy 25.-Colte dull: N l3lBgs Bonip,I, On
CIV, - 1fes tae $50 balssi st0ck 5gJ bales,
'''i gross $40 bales eIDortscoalwse lO2y bales ,ae,
CNclssAri. Jay 2G- Cotton quiet; Mdgipy, PIE
lsll, sl3 bales; lsl2 l.O5l bales ' " '-'''i s'ek'
"a oY,ghSoh Jey zs-Co'iOuWeEy receipts bales. stock
CoLCNgus Juy 26-coiion dull weef'v ,.c,,p,, Is t,l
b,es ' tPlle" " bales stock l57l 700 bales 1871! 29
ArorsIA JAY 2s-coiioB dull and nominal, wan,- %, ~,
Sssi .eslIs, ss - e ,iok-lsi $3.50 bass icl2 5ln
AZ 49,. Sa 5Cot0a-weeky sbpmsBts2 bslesI ,toek-ta,
eFu 1' bales eIpors-coast1ise 100 bT D' ie
H' ' isS'ips lof baes' srPors-eossiss, l9O bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-27
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS ,

E'KVTFAN MAhNhIN
IL, m-ConsOls opened 81 VIZ ior mon Z,
- S M ne sccoupt United Stst Five lweuues opened ~ ' "
ise,. lll Tor 1855: Oh for l861s IenfofHes Oh
49, INV pa IN -Rentes opened al 81 @c -. a.
pass uv 26-Spece IN the Bank OF france uee'seu ue
1vySp July 2li m.Cotton opened strong hading p
- al Ni;Sf,q Orleans IO!i; or the week nave
a i bsles Of which 7Cl for export an9 oc b %
49, 49, baud bales Of which SlVV hses HIe
PeelaOn sr he week 81 900 bales Of wfih oVO pa
- sSer;csn, actual erpnrs for the week Sy uai '-' ~
WI bes Of - 100 bales are Ameucin
snIs - Jalr a-ll mRecepts Of Wheat toT the past 'ee
-, s7 ono ors Of which 81 900 qrs. were American
iSis Ipy 2-2 T. m.-COtien strong pnees uncn9neel
Lss. ne ful Corn % 9d27 per quartet Cali9n, Ll,e
tst NJ per centsl Red Western Spring lO O@l- toiA
a. Der tb. f1r Prime Mess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-27
prcrrr1.s OF PRODucE

Norfh TtssFtt dnd ftoIITOous ~ a, -,
I'm, DC 10 pfrS Ashes II pkgs BeesWs ~ eses Jo W. 55
-, aa Ma Eggs 248 bb Flour 100 push
80 hush Corn 1872 bush oats 2S 5 bush I'VE I S Meal
eg - Eerv - bags Farsee bags Peas ~ DDS Dvr 80
- Ma IS es 90 Hides 55S sues 49,
ma spirits Turpentne as b5ls Crd Iurpen2ne oo "a ~.
Y9 r.. al Cate 5l2 pigs Meats, ~ pigs Lafl /"
Strsrn g,l psgs Butter $50 pkg Cheese 70 ,sc ia
h A. TOBACCO 465 bb Whisky us bales Wool 10Y 'AeA' S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-27

number OF secondhand vehicles were disposed OF NJ
moderate prices, also harness and general horse equip
ments
Owing 10 the general dullness Of the horse trade,
Messrs Barker Chase wil until the LIST OF September
next omit the seweeky sales, thus far regularly held
at their Auction Mart on Saturdays. The sales on
Wednesdays will however be continued as heretofore
commencing at u O'clock. ----- IL =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-27
Eertures alIo meeilnas.
Gelp Uanieo-- males.

A GENTS WANTED to sell the AUTOBlOG-
~ RAPHY OF HORACE GREELBY and improved edition
ready handsomely illustrated Get this the only edition written by
by The Tribune Live Agents vii the
territory cheap and hastily gotten up books
the Also, large imperial steel PORTRAIT Of
Mr. Greeley; pc 81. And CAMPAIGN MANUAL FOR 49,
designed for al pares price, g. one agen SOL 30 10 three DAYS
500 Der easily made selling the above GENERAL AGENTS
wantel +. b. TREAT Publisher, 800 Broadway n. y.
NXIANTED-Five MEN of first-class ability,
from 80 70 40 years Of age 80 learn the assistant Plan Of selling
We 1v91 lawyer who soA of Us On '' ID Of may
-ss man near Boston who earning salary Of $4,000
Jus commenced June H. His commissions the
hrs month -. ,h g., 81 Mach and solt heveep
s ga ~ ooo ro, Of IA illustrated Bibles the hrst four months
We know Of good aDi 'a.s "a i go much
make from $50 o 800 per month and '~Ss 1 van Saw ~
larger commissions from our best ageup -.r.r.ss ,.ss
Training free. Only u ability with hrclasS re- 80.
epn We have two of the books offered FOR sale. '
stating experience, age, &c. W. j. hOLLAND x W.
VVANTED-A competent CIVIL ENGINEER
w for city work Address p. o. Box 1850 Norwich, Coan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-27

rAIIow-Tle aemspd measre and The nTsst msadf ses
a eoS m "a "A 4,l. th- igter Prne Copay ptgA nee
WTISEy srn,r and In fAr demands so OSSo bela At Pc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-27
HORSE And CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoRK. Friday, July %. 1917
Very little business is in progress In the
general horse market, and we have nothing to record
beyond limited transactions wpriced work horses
There was pretty fair attendance during the sale he'd
at the Horse and Carriage Market Of Messrs Johnston
Van TasselI The prices realized ranged as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-27

hAhlFo@Di NoAAi july ~ A'-'
NOTICE to MASTER BUILDERS and CON-
TRACToRs-sEALED PROPOSALS will be received By the under
signed at this Office Of September 1872 for the cree
on ola STATE HOUSE at Hartford Connecticut conformity
plan, and specifications made by R. NJ upOhu, Architect
The plans and specification, consulted the Senate Chamber
in the State House at Hartford NJ URohus ocs Trinity Build
ipg NewYork CITY, on or after july % 49, APOp person viii be
in Attendance at each place o e1hibi; them.
Separate bids will received for the masons carpenters work
opeutter work. aud ironwOrA departments taken to-
gether to include ell minor and constitute when executed
complete and flushed building Bach bid must be accompanied by
satisfactory bond for not less thousand dollars With surees
satisfactory the Commissioners conditioned that the bidder will accept
and sign the contract which may awarded him. and give security salts
factory to the Commissioners it, faithful performance.
The Commissioners very much prefer contract for the entire build
Ing with one party or parties contracting aud dealing jointly
one with the They will therefore receive single bids for
the construction Of the building All such bids must be ACCOM-
panied guaranty persons satisfactory to the Com
ono that bidder will snhe contract II awarded to him. aud
that he will give bond satisfactory tue Commissioner in the sum Of
two hundred thousand dollars conditioned that he viii faithfully perform
the executed date With the contract
Payments will be progresses under the direction Of
the for all executed but reservation OF ten per
cent viii In until the completion Of tho building
The Commissioner, reserve to themselves night reject and
all bids they may judge the interests Of the state 'hi require
Every bid should be addressed To the President Of the Board Of
Commissioner, Tor the erection Of STATE House At Hartford Hartford
Connecticut"
MARSHALL JEWELL
NtllIAM ID slilPMAN,
WILLIAM II. BARNIM fComnssi)aers
WILLIAM y. FRANKLIN.
uENRY T.. HANbN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-27
BuFYAlo LIVE STOCK MARKyr -. o.

., Receipts today 0lo hesd making total up,v 70, The
~. ." o'is lead, against 1886 for ~ ssus ~, '
d, r.e, os and da on account Of the o,E mot 81
N es lf0ugl 40 cattle are rrr,rt.I A.
.'t'' AZ 01efngf have
s"e- ise 's we're "a srec sFsIagBg In ID !. as M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-27

20 PER CENT INVESTMENT
THE AMERICAN BRIDGE CO.,
OF CHICAGO, ILLS. ~
L. B. BOOMER of Chicago, President.
(oRa.n1ED AuOusr l. iS7o)
Authorized Capital Stock, Sl,0O0,00O.
INTEREST, AT TIME OF SUBSCRIPTION.
The who'll. .wouD, Of III, authorized Capita. Stock c Company
having been issued The balance will be issued SUBSCRIBER =.
PEI. payments made four nssanents Of y per en'
2J per cent, July Is, 1872
IS IS per- per- cent cent o oSH'f ]. is1s
The spscPo" BSos r. 0Sw . SOsR S Subscribed n'
Of Gek issued at this aI time = 30 ,n 90 3,
sa S Ssr DE- S SS@P sa4y sSSs
1n sP9Eed d sS o[ oss Railroad. in the Ud states
among which may be mentioned the
CHICAGO, II. I. &c PACIFIC,
CHICAGO G. N. WESTERN.
MICH. CENTRAL,
MISSOURI PACIFIC,
ATLANTIC &c PACIFIC. &c
o0 cI"dps some Of the largest bridges ever built this cou1t
accept which, aud further business Reces'iate, larger working
hand and the Company frequently gd to receive pay
ent for their work railroad and other bonds which perfectly good
securies but not always Immediately marketable
MONT of incidental but those secuT
the fact that the Company Of land in Chicago which lead
ng real estate will be worth in six least oaoD
-,n amount equal 10 the whole proposed capital
The career OF the AMERICAN BRIDGE COMPANY though brief
hs, already fully the prO6ablene Of the The
since organization and the 3 OF
december 1871 total Of 1919 feet OF BRIDES 10 turning tables and
and pile suhstuotues costing
400 facilities the construction Of
NE rnsnrpa hy In the country and capacity for e
nsoco OF $50 feet Of bridges for working day IN the
Of 0 feet each and Pacific Bridge Missouri River,
of eleven snans each constructed by this Company
The mel profit arising this business shown the books Of
March, 1872, the SB73.
1sSs i, SPA, OS9 - being so
thea outstanding With
new structures the Company will have mnch greater
and the increased Of stock vii enable them
70 buy 70, cash. thereby making saving Of from s5OOOO to
$4,000 per year ,,,, ,
% on The full amoOnt OF capital,
~ 900, 900, with ir prospect ~ considerable increase
HE undersigned prepared give TO those Dquirng the fullest
details satisfaction regarding the reliability Of the CompanTs
ssmepts and esny and ability Of Its officers
Ne eonden t capitalists the above investment
worthy their attention
MARVIN BROS,
BANKRHS.
40 Exchange Place, "
SOLE FINANCIAL AGENTS IN TIE EAST
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A DVERTISEMENTS
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
WILL BIZ RECEIVED
AT THB
UPTOWN OFFICES, nj, -
NJ XII u,. or 900 Twen'ythirist up 70
p m at regular Office rates
M PER CENT KANSAS SCHooL boND0'
Principal and interest payable in New York The ssiesa ana o' &C.
bor choice lots for sale below par
$500 " WV PER CENT BONDS
AZ Johnson COUNTY, KANSAS,
REGISTERED with State Aniltor.
Interest January and JulT, In New.forE' % oooooo
hover.
Indebtedness only ''V
Price, IS and interest," . a..
Also County Bonds 81 prices that WI" pay the
10 pef 'eH' FITCH, OTIS Co.. Bankers,
IL Pine-st, N. Y.
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A SITUATION WANTED by a girl used to
"A country work. Address MIS- LEE at Mrs COAS No o. West
Wash.ngtou.Ilace Neg-iork, for two days
A LADY of education would like a situation
"A next Fan SECRETARY for professional genileman Refer
epces exchanged Address r. 39 Tunbull, Hartford Conn