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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-07-04
A ugust A. Grubert.
MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF
COPPER AND TTNW

A ugust A. Grubert.
- MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF
COPPER AND TINWARE;.
STILLWORMs, KETTLES, SCOUTING,
ROOFING, SHEET IRON
WARE, SC,
And Dealer in oil kinds of Stoves, such as
Star, Cottoge, The Best, The Oriental, The
Monumental and Wellington Cook
Stoves, also, Purlor Stoves
of uarious kinds.
GRUBERT's BUILDING.
feb 1-tf STANTON. VA.
G A M P B e l. L B A r,
Next Door to Vindicatoc Office,
STANTON, VA,
Where can be found the purest and best liquors
of all descriptions to be had in the country,
such as
PURE HOMER MADE WHISKY,
APPLE BRANDY AND GIN,
PURE FRENCH BRANDY,
ALL KINDS OF WINES,
ALE AND PORTER.
respectfully solicit share of public patron
age. ROBERT CAMPBELL,
mar 28-6m Next door to Vindcator Office
j. GROVE. GEO. H. HUDSON
Vim, Copper and Sheet Iron
i Establishment.
New Building, opposite N. K. Trout's,)
AUGUSTA ST., STANTON, VA.
We prepared to do
ROOFING, GUTTERING AND JOB WORK,
at the shortest notice, and in the best manner out
OF the best material. Charges reasonable, either
In cash or country produce
We respectfully solicit a share of public pat
ronage J. C. GROVE g. CO.
ian 25-tf
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-07-04

~ For spermatorrhca, gonnoarhea, suppress
ed menstcatina pains in the back, &C., use JUr
t..ss I, - re c,..a, i. sna
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-07-04

TRY GOODS AND NOTIONs.-I have on
- hand nice lot of Dress goods and full
line of Notions. Hosiery. Gloves Ribbons,
Dress Trimmings, alse ladies' suits.
N. D. HENDRY,
Augusta street, opposite Courthouse
NAV 16-tf
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-07-04

Nhe Great Remedy JUVENTAS, can be had at
i Dr. Wayt Bros. Call and get a Pamphlet
june 20
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-07-04
TO THE CITIZENS OF STANTON
John r. Beard,

AUGUSTA STREET, OPPOSITE COURTHOUSE,
STANTON, VIRGINIA.
Having concluded that it is better to eat more
and drink less, has quit the liquor business, and
onened
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-07-04
AT LOWEST PRICES.

LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
aoEss AND CARRIAGE MAEKE1.
Nrw.YorK. Monday. Gent. 2. Is


At the opening of the current week the gem
era horse market exhibits large supply in all horses
ranging IN value at from $50 to 800 per head Horses
coming under this category command at present ready
market and are as rule, sold within l3 hours after
their arrival in the BULBS Head market The stock Of fine
carriage horses Is very limited far regards stylish,
wel-matched pairs over 16 hands high. and from tho
inquiry after just such horses led 10 think that
during the FAN the demand viii by far exceed
the supply. Those, however, who arc not too much
bent On style can purchase q sound and servceabe pair
of coach horses at from $1,000 TO 1900. particularly
the buyer viii do the business directly with tho
or dealer instead Of employing s0caled middle men,"
We rcpeat that after the general appearance Of the
horses proves satisfactory and the price acceptable the
small fee paid to respectable veterinary surgeon Will
be the only additional outlay required and To the
Initiated advisable toward the satisfactory conclusion
OF a transaction in horses.
The regular semi-wceky eacs OF horses carriages and
general horseequpments VIII a usual De held 40 essrs
teenth St. tomorrow, CIuesday) the sd INST, at II
The Projecting Front Coupe is the latest novelty added
10 the great variety OF line winter carriages afeauy
arrayed in the wareroOms of prominent carriage
builders be correct in the warerOOms OF one
hOuse-tlat OF Nessrs. Bradley Pray &CO-succcssOiS
John T. Lawrence s. Coz the inventors ana pateh-
OF vehicle question. In general outline inc
Projecting Front Coupe resembles the low hung Enssh
BTOugham, with the capacity, however OF accOnmoQa-
comfortably four instead OF only TWO persons tho
additional room having been gained by what may De
termed "BaywlndOW," protecting IN form OF OLe-lah
of OctagOn and perfectly harmOnHng @lth the
general contour OK Broueam as 10 make the precthg
part hardly porceptbe. Made with pole and shafts TINS
vehicle be used with two horses, ana ne DesJ
OF its meeting the taste Of the public may be found
in the fact that the first three ecng front Coupe5
have been already sold, and orders Tor number OF the
same pattern received.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03

rirauy N af Fortv-cchth-si, and at torlehsl-tne
reater portion was either thin sheep or orolu'! III
Primo sheen were so IN demanu "s =" 81 @oVia
az eag73c with medium az tac;, an an. .,p p9,,l p,n
AZ ,lsc One lot Of OF 20 70 sold az &C. nos .aNe '.o
~ ~ 70 for orn9rv Ohio 20 % dl0c lot cholco stare.
si - bv j. y. Pldc1Ck. 62 ONO sheep, 81
~ az 60 nj ~ ., B NJ Gic 2ii OF s5elOo 20 az b - on
M AZ 7c s of 95 % at lc; 25o Delaware ialhD 90
- - d. Ss do "a f5 and II Kentucky, Ga 10, both az lOi'
Tofa foT me week. 1905 head, az . 81 eacn 90 - , d,
Waso q Co sold for the week $50 sheep 81 % g. ana
esS lambs at s. 81 with 749 sheep at Foructhst at
- & a. 9ac Elliott NJ Forvcirhth-st s05 Ohio shcop in
I s 10 aycraCe all 2t 7}c., and t3 OF 90 ID go So
b f- ate Ian hs 5G 10. 900 9c.; sS dO t2 %, sei o1
Csna5 az B az Glc and 90 0t &C 70 at 9sc. TOTAL 6'AUc
Sbeep and lambs, 40 S. 80 average ...,
u kirby sold % state sheep q %, ~ &C 81 OF 81 ID
Al &C.; 81 Canada ewes, 100 d., az Gsc; II Canada ANUS
68i n a ete: % do. 90 i5, at SIC lA mlAeu o. d. az
9sc. Total 8rc5 head 40 s. 81 each.
S McGuw sold 6i3 sheep and lambs NJ - 20 dNeI,Sc.
Judd a BucEugh3 at FOTetn-st, 42O mn ~ 10 Sllle
sheep 90 g.: us Olio 90 70, 40 tc 2J OF % 10 a 49, Is
Ofj % at 11c 30 of 81 20 40 6lc; 20 STATE LiD ~ ~
at7c; OBio 81 b, at 7ic 293 Canadas Ol 10 at 49,
ig state b. at Sic and 16G OF IS 10 al 9c 1Ot Zl1O
lambs al s. 40, and 2.627 sheep az 81 S2 average.
IRrch Ba~ncs sold l25 Ohio common sheep, "a d. a6
5c 2O8 of SD 70 at 67 SO CanaGas 100 10, at 6Se 100
Canada lamhs c. %. at c; s5 co. 20 ID, Se; ana 10 O4
HOGS-Total, 36.G90 or 1919 move than the previous
week and vet the prices better. Cool weather ID
creascs me demand Jersey dressed pigs Degin 70 c
sent in They sell &c. for hight ana . 20. lC z
medium weights City dressed western advanced 70 %
a7c PIGS selling a 7tc Those Of 10000 10 Went ~ &C.
Swine awe worth 8 5tr lot heavy state seLlus "' 0Sc
with 30 do, 2S5 TO- 40 DC.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
TIE STATE OF TRADE.


fo~po. Sf- 2-lso Console opened g si ior money nl
2 or hs account United states IyytIy Bonds ts on t
ls5,s Jl. IT,. roles Five t5. Lre Railway snIes ~
P1RIs scuL Pa. Il.l.cs opened a. 55l -'e ~ , e,.
lfvrrrnof. Sent. I'll i.-lgtt91 oreuel oci'e .l
Modlrr Upu.s lO4lJ,i Mans Orleans iv- @V'+ V'i-' '
20 pcr qulr,er or, ,-..t,. q. .oere aud srr,er.
Mddlrg Upni,. lc,t.; M.l.lug orleans lls.
I1Yr.rOit. 2-i !. TT he tfal.llis ilathet
Went I2 GGI2 8 PEI GENITAL fo- Cal frna Wlise ~
We.ts1 -rru- ana D. for Re4 Winter Fh1r ~ .
Wstr+ Csrsl corn 23 3f2 per quarter Oats. 10 bus.
i0I ClrccaH Bet t- per Nco OF ~ W
s pine Mc CAeese cT tbs best grades o. American
One. c-,. Ill -. COS t,- nanny aud o.,
~ ac account Aue-,an securities rl1et e Railway shares oJ
P4rls Sc1t l--r. ri q, closet at :. ir ,'c
vrrp1,, s, 25 p t.on closed unchanged; the sales Of
s dsy lave bea 1900 bales ucuug 1000 for speculation AMI
export
t1Nnov Sent. c-5 3. m-Talov. IS 56 per cwt -.,
loNp0y SEPT --E,erlr>lts iu.3'itre "ib@'8 per c"L
IlyrrroJi t2EyeauRosa, IL per c"t or eorIoa anl
10 Ul3. ios lue.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL AND OCTOBER, at UNION
TRUST COMPANY.
90 AYD ACCRUED INTEREST.

tie western Ink IN TIE new AIR LINE from Bnfo to
Cco runs from tie Detroit River Chea.o nearly straight
line
The road part tie line az the Canada soahern anu u s
built by The same men, viz Milton Cought John p Tracy DAVID
Dows wm L. Scott, Henry Farna R. A. Forsyth, Jno NJ Burke D.
L. e, IT, an director, the Chicago and Northwest or tue
Chicago Rock Iud Psce George opiEe Of the Midland Rodi
Sidney Dillon Daniel Drew John Ros, David Stewart Samuel TieO
Kenyon Cox, and other prominen: railroad men,
The r Ike the Canada Southern will steel rails o pc1nd' to
.h yard 1oughou practically straight aad levels much shorter
and can be un With greater speed safety than other road con
meeting Buffalo nni Chicago
miles are finished running Svenfre niles more ere
so f advanced finished by January E the entire road vii be
el daring the ensuing year steel rails sad ties Tor onAa 'A'
entire road have already been purchased
The builders Of the road enough Of m Csso feeders OBJ
tain FOR it profitable brsno The start having projected Tie line
to accommodate existing es and having the necessity Tor
another trunk Ia, bveo Chicago and the Atlantic 'e'o'r located
,rpey with The view Of Oh tanning cheapest transportation Pa'
ucable
Tue branch lines will make tie connections between Chicago
and Toledo and Chicago between all these points
and Buffalo
TIE C,1,ds sousn Bona in every particular Ike these were
eagerly taken last Of them several veei' ago by the beet class o
investors - were tine than other railroad
loan Of Ike amount for yesn past
The proceeds Of bonds viii complete the entire re and We
recommend lem With the sane confidence did the Can'd, South
en- and regard item as in every way choice socuty.
Pamphlets and al information furnished By
WINs1ow, &AT9YNR g. Co., Bankers,
81 PISEST.
LEONARD, szaL3oDg G. TosZl2,
BANKERS. 10 WALLST
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHicACo Aug a. Receipts E weez-Cste gs6 heal togs,
fI6N bead sheep 54 leal same tine last yeircat.e 24
head hogs 1876 hesd sheep 1870 ted n better du
sbpmenti Quality improving prices &Uoe higher particularly
best gades quO't az Sa 80 S for EXTRA ~ 0N ss "a
for choice e. ia 80 ~ or good 10 pme "a ya s5 30 Tor
meium fair S5os % oT common 10 eo0i 0cs s2q So r
common; GfD - 30 N0lem fad Ternst sR0sg
for through droV Hogs goo demand lun 5Q5c higher; Quota
tons ~ = &J u for extra; sales eev Al
$685. 05 for g0o sheep in good local demand, pces ranging ma
81 T5a %. according 10 qusAty.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
CITY PARKS IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCh ,
Authorized by Chan 2J0 Laws Of 1871 payable n thirty years
MATER STOCK OF lI1n.
lTIHE ATTACK UPON THE HON THOMAS
CORNELL
THE RoYDour AND oswEGo RAILROAD COMPANY TRoV'
BLEs-A CARD.

To he Editor Of IT.. Tribune a.. ..- ..i,,,, in,
fons ms gns, ny private Character The a ons are IN
onasv e ana .on have had some ega dmcutes Win iue
fcnt racr, Of he Rndout and OsWego Rload company no"
and kai0ad NOn
- - enc ne treasurer called Office threatened
sit commenced by the taimes Loan ana
would against
M ocken and this proceeding IN pursuance
It Il an effort force the dOatnuencc Of suits which
bs en brought property Of the towns n tins olF ron
Tie President ana
5- ~ he COMPANY Oice, In apprornatrg
% stock Of The COMPANY without paying dollar
a. Inc Know eee Of this has iuccd OF desperate
D piev desperate game hereby dnonnce every allegation rcc
me as and malicious and have demanded immediate
J9tor For eyer dollar c41tlb Company from
me vim 00 any charitable Institution ln the stat
Rondout Aug. -. 1872 THOMAS tOhNELL
CARD FROM THE LATE TREASURER go
Treasurer OF
Roliout certify hat have read ton
m The NeYok Herald of - concerning Thomas Cornell ana
myself that allegation therein male rejecting upon cher OF
Us g false and malicious ANlhONi bHNHoN,
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03

Hosrr csrt 2Coon f' 81 lu. 2oe net receipts 23O baef
s4portsc1.8trise. htc sales % hasi stock rZiy baeA
NuwUELEAAs SeV ZCot.ou lmer; not globT mGhri KID
dHlg 20c receipts ls3 bales gross, 6- bas' exports
c5rstvlsc % bee; sales 1aO bales; 653 bales
Clycyvsr sept 2o-toa Er; gooi demand; Low Rdiu-,
2ic: receipts. tales; eats % baai stock 80 bales
CBAsLEsrOS. sept ZCOtton que but lrm; Mdngs s get
receipts go bale; goss 24 baes' epors-e'al;W'e ~ bales
hae5 socE ja bales, add $40 bales not before counted
ArsPHJs sept l-Ccton que but lrmi shadngA @lei Te-
oops. p t0.l, shipment 81 bt.si STOCK, lD4o oaiea'
81 LorIs. SCI. Cotton nominal go 80 -
L0UIsFIILK. 2tottOn lmi hol1G7 2ici receipts ~
bales. sllHrc .ts bales ....
Wuviscr9y. sept 2-Cotton fu Miltngs. 20c net re-
oeips bales: erp0rcolsUIse. 10 bales stock l5o bales -
AUsCrA sept Cotton QIeti Ing liei net receipts Ia
bale; sale1. OL bales 49, ,.,-,--
Di; receipts ~ bales; IocJa".ci ~ Daissi sA %
bales; stoel. 53 bales 1ctusl count
sept Cotton frm; M3lnrs pc gross receipts
lt bales e1pos-coastw ~ bales. sales, 80 hasi s'oss ~
bales
EoEgoLE Sept 2con qae.i Lo MdHng l9i a2oei net re-
oepH 20 u>is epoitc.elsc, is- Oies sae W Daesi sOeA
AZ lcles.
sEfLADELPnn. Sept 2-Co'oB frn; Miihngs. 22ic
BosToH Stpt @- o.ou Mlilng, -Z3 dz-tc sroS
receipts +5 bales lelss go bales stock, 800 bales
GALVEsTON sept ICo0u lcyc Good Ordinary E 0lifc; net
rcceps 33 baes sales 10 bales stock. son bses receipts Satar
DAY aef hs report w' o5g1;t cJ bal exports from C san
Antonio 10 NeviOrL AlOJ bt5; stock 5l bse report
Sept 1874, OJ baes fs we'd since l83 20 bales:
total export ls4 bei u sock By actual
count 5i2 bales
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
geqal Notices.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH
Judicial Circuit Voua County Floria-SAMUEL BENLSA a
ELIAS BENLISA CLARA BENLISA, ESTHER BBSLIjk
6l56 66l,5zfyR6o et,R g pAzRvsDo PERLs oSoRIo' CLARA
COES JULIA com DAVID BENLlSAIt appearing from the
sSiavit Of r. Baker J. NJ H. J. Baker, plaintiffs
nevs that roo and sufficient ground OF this
plaintiff partition real estate hereinafter described prayed
And that the defendants above mentioned pethro residents
Of tie state Florida. deeuSn Elias Bna residing 10 Puerto Psa
Dominican Republic; defendants Clara Bel kleafa benls
Rachel DAzeVeO Pera Clara Coen ard Julia loen reas
each Thomas West Indies and defendant David bensa IN the
State and City of EeW-Yors, United States
the defendants named appcar an answer n
complaint ~ Samuel Beaa the psuur 10 this action Wch h@ h@ 10
oce Of the clerk of this court az Enterprse Foilsa .o
for partition Of tue following described real estate ~
state Of Fouda, follows. 10 VII: lots and s. 10 sec y. ~
containing ia % 100 in Marion County Lo 30 Ia
See. 80. IL, p e. containing y JllW acres al ".
and In IS, 49, = e. containing 80 SsiyO
County Lot No Sec 20 and lots Nos an IA
m No In See - 3 28 - containing
820O in Voua County and the giant n ohse On
the Saint Johns River opposite Voua ami known as he Moses IS
5J-0O Lots ami aud the Of n '" OF Sec 80 u
IS containing 800 $500 acre. n zee - ~ - - a.
4e containing II 5jiOO in Manon County. LOIS
l. ?. and in Sc. H. ~ r. I, - e., o9a,asns &
tanning Ig scrs offs ". AMI D. OF s W. t. Sec
H. 70 htanns 2ai acres in sgnpe Coeay e IL and
H. in Sec - io io,,5ins s 25 5oS acres grant known
as the NJ T. Ley grant he hAva Greek 10 Osn.e Oe.nt,
ng 10 and l9 Off y eGatala iyg acres Az ~ ps loss
u Lew gsnt Black Greek In the County OF Cav fractional pee a
In l6 containing 20 anu fractional Sec a. D 20
6 acres excepting and eseng however In sa nen
50 strip aad pg along he northern boundary o. SAD ss9n
ali io er before the fourth Day OF November A D. ' a
on on s 1 40 40 plaintiff apply the for The relief de
on 80 conulaint l. fthr ordered that oopy hs order
b abshed Eastern Herald o paper pabshei lor said
% sad d The NewYork Tribune nespapsg psbnhsa in ne
PRICE, Judge seventh Jud>l Circuit J. d. H. DAhL AZ
Iorass sr Peauonsi a%dasssis
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
OFFICE OF
U. S. ASSISTANT TREASURER,

hEW-YORK September 2 49,.
Drnag he September 1872 By o1d receive t ,s7
God AMI oaen o Bonds a. follows:
BIDS FOR GOLD
THURSDAY September 5-One Billion.
THURSDAY September l2-One Mlon.
THURSDAY September l0-Oao Million.
THURSDAY September 2e-One Million.
OFFERS OF BONDS
WEDNESDAY, September 4-One Million
WEDNESDAY, September li-One Million
WEDNESDAY. September Bone Mlioa
WEDNESDAY, September 25-0ne Million.
certified Five per Of bid ossT must be csfsdisi
Herewith Proposals. viii opened u o'clock essh dy 7,e
ted The Treasury may Its option soePt oars Of bonds bids for
goli IN eIcess Of the amount advertised for.
iOr PropOsi with the regulations to 10 observed will
b. furnished at this Ones. THOMAS hILLhOUsE'
ASsL Treasurer " .
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
Sales On Auctlon

4. HEKwN. Aucuo1ceE
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Broadway, cor
ID 4st-sa q Boo Works fA Fancy Gool furniture &c
GEO. A. LEAYITT q Co. date Leavitt
Strebsr5 Col Clinton Hall Asior-plsce. For the by
AUcrl5S Of BRAEEs OF BOOKS PAINTINGS aad all
kinds OF PEOPzArY
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
Proposals.

OFFICE vIcNsBuEG ASD BECSswIcE ;
RAILROAD CONPANr ErF.ULA Ala. Aug %, itiZ
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Bid will be
~ h, Office until the 7t day Of October next Tor the e1
CLAYTON westward Meridian Mississippi the lire Of the route
designated The Contractors BID Tor the whole e
or ,ny pr thereof beginning Clayton Bids will include the whole
work OF clearing grading bridging furnishing erosse iron spies
tsc ac and everything necessary complete the Road PAYMENTS
To be mI mortgage eight coupon bonds Of the Com
plnv. inlor.si by the State of Alabama
the Road from Euiaula 70 Clayton haFe aeslI
been built and fully equipped 49,,
The Company reserves tne reject bids not sas
ITSELF j. NJ. MACON, Secretary anu lrets4feF'
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
Charles for Business HI:n.

a MAN of Business Habits, who has CAPI-
~ TAI would be glad HEAR Of ENAGhaiNIi Win
partnership Otherwise Ad-rgss A. 10 Oynlon 1lLnn
TRVO MANUFACTURERS.-FO SALE, one of
d the best wArERPOWERS in the Western abundance
coal only mining expenses on the
premises supplied with railroad communication good ao'tan
ta Stone A capacity on tue premises ana "oud
not object dposug OF the connection WIl surplus water
power uuent to build up nanuactuung t0N situated
property will Gnd good investment Apply BY letter or 6iRT",e to
he urd.rhLlel. !, NhEL.' = W.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
Cuudrtitersbip Notices.

VNHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
between m under and dn Of Smith Slaher is this tay
dissolved by All the airs OF the late 6rm VII be
Inundated ana settled bY Benz T. Smith, who viii continue the business
q, he store No 20J Wasbng ngton-st Sew-iOrk City. . -
DaleI Aug. IL, l6I2. Benz r. SAIIlH;,
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
PROPOSALS FOR ST. 1,7Os,oOo-sTOCKs OF

PROPOSALS FOR 81 1,7GS000-STOCKS P OP
Il THE CITY AND COUNTY or NEW YORk~-sLhLspS INV
POsALs viii be received q Tho compirOeIs c mn ~ rSS
Septemlsr ig32 ot O'CLOCK when TIC sane VII e I
opesi for tie whole pan a q ONE MILLION
HUNDRED AND SIXfl-EiGHr THOUSAND DOLLAho OF H'o0A
oft tbe (itv and County OF New York 10 wits
ADDITIONAL NEW CBOTON AQUBDUCr slONh.. ,,o mn
Authorized BY Cbap 2 Laws Of l80paya1ie Aucus wv S'V
ADDITIONAL CROTON WATER SIONk
Authorized by Chp So amended Chap @ Laws OF o pay ,oo ooo
able November j. 1891 ''
ASSESSMENT FUND STOCK lCOUNIlI -,
Authorized BY Chap 5, Sec Laws OF dS pylo NO ga oo
CITY PARKS IMPROVEMENT IUhD STOCK. 40, an
1871 payable IN thirty years fv'
WATER STOCK OF 1870
Authorized BY Chan m See g. Of 1870 payable No7em- 90,
hrL i l92..... & re, srnt,p
Said Stock will bcsr iutar, at the rate OF seven p a
pva6e on Tie f dys Of May and November IN each year
The proposals The amount OF stock tcI alu tg
per one hundred dollars herof and the persons who's @
accented tlcruQon required TO dcHoS with the
sums awarded to bcm especivel together w en pra5 f
ON presenting Comptroller tne receipts OF the
sf jeuost he parties viii De entitled 10 reeve
amount. ba par Of the awarded to ten heiS
from the dates Of payment ,or-.-.- Zoe STOCKS Of
e CIV sn County Ncwlork" and ucOsed N becoIl oA''P
WE Sb is reserved on the part Comptroller to rect any o.
an ol .io '-' - " ~ AEDRgW II. GREEN. Comptrohtf
Cyof EewYork Department Of Finance Comptroller O-'' aug
~
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
ALL PAST DUE IESTALLliENTS MUST 81 PAID, WITH
INTEREST, AT THE or SUBSCRIPTION.

y
asd ne COMPANY row the Of SO0CO,
coo, neudng The bndges ever built n TINS country
winch further business necesaies larger UorknF
Of material have to DO kept constantly
frequently obliged % receive 10 sIt
their WORK rt,i snt otter bonds which perfectly sood
securities. but alNays immediately marketable.
Of incidental 90 those seeking ecrrt7 10
Chc-gO, Lead
us viii be worth ltaI SlOJOO
IS equal 20 The whole proposed capital
the AMERICAN BRIDGE COAPAEl though bref
already fully the prOibene OF the enterprise TIE
Company constructed m organization and TO the Jtt Of
December 1911 tOa OF J1 feet Of bridges 8 turning tables ard
and pneumatic and pile sunGructuIes, costing
$500 600 and facilities for tle construction Of
piles country capacity
least 10 feet Of bdg Tor tie
The Iron Railroad and Highway Bridge Lssynvorh Of three
Of $40 feet Uaon PsEc Bridge the assun River
Of eleven 20 constructed BY THIS Company
The y0ft arising from this business shown the hooks of
TIE Company 3lf March 1872 the Of S3I3
42 IA, the OF S1 0S9 2S being so
per the capital outstanding Win the proposed
structures machinery &C. the Company will have mech greater
f and TIE proceeds oi The increase Of stock W euao them
$4,000 per year
The COMPANY undoubtedly above basis make dividends Of
@ ~ 70 20 per cent tie iu amooDt Of capital
SI'OOOOOO, with fair prospect Of considerable increase
Zoe Undersigned are prepared those uQwrrg he fullest
oeb anu th' re ffeuon regarding the reliability OF TIE ConpsnTs
t.rehs ana me Gnquestonei integrity and ability Of Is ohc
We eohllvlY commend 10 Capitalists hVSnsEi
worthy tAer attention
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03

NEW-lOET, SepL 2, I0.l.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting Of the Stockholders OF EAGLE CONDENSED MILK
co viii be held office No. 55 West Eishtentst &ewi9rk
for the purpose for the WEDNS
DAY sept H. lg52 at 10 O'Clock. Nm b. CONkLlS seeFetTy
MOTICE-The ANNUAL MEETING of the
~ STOCKHOLDERS Of the WEST SHORE HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY the Election Of Directors viii Dc held at
he Hca Of The Conrau No Bro1ds City Of Neg-Yora,
OClocs IN.
JOHN vAS NEST, Seereiau.1
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
MARVIN BROS,

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40 Exchange Place, NY.
SOLk tIhANlIAL AGENTs Is mn rAarr
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
1musrmenfs.

u sols Lessee asi MInsssr 4co0Irs Dltn
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03

TIE GREAT PARIaAS sPEcTAcULAR OPERA DoUFEE
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03

ROI CAR0TTR
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-16
NEW York conee market.

From the Daily Bulletin, January, 1S:. On Bra.
zils the position Is little mixed and uncertain.
The recent modification. OF values was not the
result OF any loss OF confidence In the .fntnre or
weakening OF the argu JIents OF importers, 30 far
as the general statistical position was concerned
but could be traced to the absence Of a. most De.
cidedly necessary supporting influence, gooo
healthy demand from the Interior. number or
holders refuse to give way, and still ask former
rates, quoting thu market a. 6rn as ever, while
others, who can Bee no rpracuoal beneht In car.
rying gOodsIand paying expenses, II buyers are
Determined to- hold on, place samples on sale at
easier figures In hopes of starting up iltte life
West India descriptions are taken altogether
quite nrm and in small supply, their comparative
cheapness having heretofore attracted constdera.
ble attention from consumers and induced Job0ers
to buy up most or the desirable parcels. East
india grades are held with frmness, and 1t ts
claimed with much confidence in view Of faVora.
bie foreign advices, it Is aid as wellas pretty
thorough concentration Of the sup .ly. Tne posi-.
fion. however is not in shape as y t to admit OF
the fixing OF positive range OF values and buy
era are hardly plenty enough to indicate oy their
bids exactly what stock would command. 10.
davis market hos been quiet, but may be quoted
steady at the late modification OF values. NO
sales here. but at Baltimore, 1852 bags Rio, per
Sempler. and $500 bags do per New Light: @ The the
cargo OF Maracaibo, 2e4o ba.s, per Joe Kelly. was
sold before arrival We quote Rio, goia, IN pong,
"a follows: Ordinary cargoes 16al6x; !aie 40
iexs16x; good do 17%al7h prime 40 lSalSSc'