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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Cotton I'm Good Demand, but Lower
Receipts at the Ports 7I7 Bales-Flour
and Wheat Dull md Lower-Corn
Ensy-Onts Lower-Pork nnd Lard
Stcady-Naval Stores Steady.


Ensy--Oats Lower-Pork and Lard
stcady-Naval stores Steady.
MONDAY, July 10 p. NJ.
CorrrE-The market remained dull, but holders are
confident and demand full prices The current quotations
arc Extraordinary oargoes. l6I4c a. l6Xc.; fair do
l7slc $780,; good do, lSsc. 1870 prime, 19c. Io4c
gold per b. in bond, 60 80 days. Maracaibo 20c &c
Laguayra Zoe. &c; Jamaica, 1870. a 2ic. Ceylon,
20lsc. 2l1sc. Singapore, lsc. &c., gold, in bond.
CorroS-The demand for cotton the spot was fairly
active spinning purpose but tho sales were at irregu
lar and lower prices Our quotations are ane nominal
being rather above the market III anything Future de-
verics were active and unsettled X decline OF Nc per
h. took place, which was afterwards partially recovered
CONSUMPTION rG ,Ss Sat e Ss'9. rsl a;
been as follows :-saes Saturday after IL MwJuly 800
at 2szc 80 at a 36c August at 25c 200 at % Lice
90 - & IS & w % g 2sc SEPTEMBER s sS
at y 5i6c &c. October at Lie
100 at 2OsSc 100 at 20 l-lec 100 at 23ssc November
july 6 a c & 90 at :a ssc up sS at c
lshort notice. at 24c 100 at 2ic delivered todayJ
log at 2 IGc 100 at s C sseTt notice. % at c oo%s
s4syc go 4 q 7lde 5, az 100 at 9iscs ioo at
2isSc,; September 100 AT y l3l6c 100 at sc., 800
q 4 see os, s Sc rs Il e rs g Es
paid to Exchange @ july
august August cs Bales 70 aana os FIX Sae 100
The receipts at the ports were as follows New Orleans
eflss s 81 Ss% ~ ES g. F Nj:
sSSH (,
compressed; 70 saiI 70 Bremen bS steam. Kc. Goid
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Manhattan will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at twelve O'Clock M.
THE NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe
will be ready at halfpast nine O'Clock in the MORN
ing.
Single copies In wrappers for mailing six cents.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
THE DULLEST DAY YET.
Crowds in Wall Street, but No
Business Doing.
"A FURRY IN THE MOAEY MARKET.
The Public Debt Statement and the
Treasury Programme for July.
Government Bonds Steady
and Quiet.
GOLD TOUCHES III.
GOLD TOUCHES III.
Lake Shore Scrip To Be Converted
Into Stock August 1.
NO EXTRA HOLIDAY JULY 5 AND 6.
The Members of the Board Ask One by
Resolution, but are Denied It
by the Governors.
WALL STREET,

MONDAY, July IL 4. M. q.
on ,Change to-day the markets were all dull
Flour and wheat were heavy and cotton unsettled.
A sPAsM IN MONEY.
Money after lending freely ut per cent during
the earlier hours of the afternoon, was 'cornered"
for few minutes in the dealings on the sidewalk
at the junction Of Broad street and Ex-
change place. and quite o number OF lend
.ers were utterly astonished at being paid
Z per cent by some excited borrowers.
In explanation 1t was said that the savings banks
had taken the money up town to be ready to pay
their depositors but in reputation of this hypothe
sis money dropped of again to a s per cent before
three O'Clock arrived. The incident served to vary
the dreary monotony Of the street and excite
discussion which the brokers were deemed incapa-
bic OF in view or the position Of the thermometer.
Prime paper was quoted o per cent discount.
Foreign exchange was steady and unchanged on
the basis Of Ito for prime bankers. sixty day
sterling and 110H for sight bills,
sEMrANNuAL INTEREST DAY.
To-day being the LIST of July, and semi-annual in
terest day for scores of bonds stocks and like
curities, Wall street and vicinity presented busy
appearance, owing to the crowds Of persons draw
ing interest at the banks, trust companies and
banking houses. Outside Of the enormous July dis
bursements OF the government there is nearly
$780, 900 Of money paid out at this period by
savings banks and railway and other corporations
as dividends and interest upon stocks and bonds.
THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
II will be seen by the figures In another column
that the reduction Of the public debt for the month
of June is only o little over two millions. In ex-
PLANTATION 1t is said that the disbursements last
month by the government were quite heavy on
pension account and for other reasons.
THE TREASURY PROGRAMME FOR JULY.
Some disappointment was felt at the Treasury
programme for July, particularly the limitation
therein OF the bond purchases for the month to the
total OF i've millions, which fact and the small re-
duction OF the national debt for June checked the
enthusiasm lately prevailing in the government
bond market. The programme, SO far as it indi-
Gates what will be done in the purchase OF bonds
each month, has lost its indicative power, for the
reason that the amount to be had
UNDER PAR IN GOLD
at each Sab-Treasury transaction is nowadays
very variable. The July programme might just as
well have proposed to buy fifteen as five mil
lions, unless it is Mr.. Boutwell's plan keep down
the price by reduction OF the figures in his pre-
limirary announcement The July programme is
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Tammany Society met last evening in Tammany
Hall, Grand Sachem Augustus Schell In the chair.
Beyond informal conversation In relation to the
prospects OF soon getting possession Of the main
hall OF Tammany building, but little was done. The
and It il believed that the Sixth regiment which
now uses the main portion Of Tammany building
for armory and drill room purposes, will soon Oh
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sOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL
The Southern State bonds were dull. and prices in
actual business were lower, the Tennessees and
new South Carolinas, which were the only bonds
dealt In to any extent falling or u j per cent.
The closing quotations were :-Tennessee, ex cou.
pom, a TAX; do. new. "A q IAN; virginia, e cou.
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CHEESE MARKET.

UTICA, n. Y, July I, 1872
The cheese market at Utica to day opened dull but
sales freely made the close The Offering
$500 boxes $500 boxes of which were sold at llc 1l4c
A lew lots sent on commission.
Al Little. Falls about 600 boxes OF private dairy
offered and sold at &c. 0Ac.; two lots reached 10sc.,
and lot lie. There were 7,ll5 boxes of factory
offered by sixty three factories Only about onehalf
sold Many factories holding stock for o rise.
Sales made at l0c. q 11i4c.
AT Fort Plain the prices llc Ike for the best
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BIDS FOR THE GOLD.
GOVERNMENTS STEADY.

Government bonds were steady but hardly as
high as on Saturday, the variation being, however,
about the smallest fraction used in Wall street quo
tations. corresponding decline in the London
quotation helped the causes assigned for the
change The following were the closing quotations
which, for the July coupon bonds, may be compared
with Saturdays prices by adding 3 per cent for the
coupon cut OF this morning limited States cur
rency skies, 114 1151S: do. do, 1881, registered
116k o 116ss; do. do. ex coupon, 116aS bid do
fve-twenties, registered May and November lax
q 114X; do. do, 1862 coupon, do 114s8 1147S; do
do 1884, DO, 114al 114zs; do. do, 1885, do, 115
115K; do. 1867 registered, January and July, 1l3%
do do, 1885, ex coupon, do 1857 ia do. do, 1867
ex coupon, do, 1855 a 115A; do. do, 1868, ex
coupon, do, 114% us; do ten-fortes registered,
lily 111l; do. do coupon, 1929 a 1l26; do. fves
of 1881, registered, 113H bid do do. do, coupon,
1857 113X.
COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS.
The following shows the imports, exclusive of
specie, at the port OF New York for the week end
ing June 90 and since the beginning Of the year.
1870 1871. 1872
Dry goods. $1,OSe,7eo sl,55e,Se4 sl,2s6,ese
General mer-
chandise.... 5,17s,7os ssoa,s2S 4,4s7,es7
Total for week $o,2Gs,5ss $5,45o,222 s5,7e2,ss3
Previously re-
ported...... 141,e2es75 1ss,4o1,a47 21s, 1881, sos
Since Jan. L.. $l47 1896 26s s1s $50 s224
THE RAILROAD BONDS
The following were the bids for the railroad bonds
the quotations being less the July coupon fer those
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A NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
IA. Company.-fnercst coupons maturing July l. 1879,
will be paid presentation and after July 1874 BY
" X STEVENSON SON. II Pine street New York;
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FINANCIAL.

A LII DEPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE JULY 10 IN
n the THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
corner Twenty sixth street,
will draw interest from July Interest payable In July
and January and II not drawn will be added 10 accounts
and bear interest from July l.
Six per cent from d 70 5000
DAVID MORGAN, Sec. JNO. H. LYON, PreB'E
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wheat was dull and lower closing nomina At about
aaoat red winter 81 81 6oi amber, 81 O. 81 TO-
The sales were only 5000 bushels atsl IS for Mwaukee
for No. 2 Chicago aioat Corn was 10y dqIli
bushels at &c Csc for steamer Bic 6c for sail Csc
csc. for yellow and lac. 76c for Western white.
and easier The sales about IS 900 bushels at for
western in store, 43Ic i4c tor do aoat 4c. 46c tor
white Barley remained entirely nominal Rye was dull
and nominal, with soc. bid for Western and s5c for
Canada
FREIGHTs.-Berth room only in limited demand at
unchanged rates. There fair chartering business
contaminated in vessels grain also for suitable vessels
for petroleum and those closed generally At fun
81 500 bushels grain ct I'D. 7d, and by sail iSooo
grain to nii at Cd; 70 hhds grease sos The charters
comprise "A Norwegian brig, 400 quarters grain. to
of II direct An Austrian bark s quarters grain same
fill at bs
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.Es.-The market still remained dull, and nearly

and the market about steady The sales have been 70
s' ts y aSsf pH a Ss &C., ss
Rosln remained quiet and abost steady ats IS 10
and pale at from 81 S. Tar dull but held former
fErRoLrux--on Chsnge to-day the market for refined
s Wss aS r ana Spsa Ct 2 rs for
demanded still higher prices Sales 800 bbls private
quoted ss s Saphtha was en!rsy no%ina IN
SS. :sss!D ss %
AIS: sss 81 & $ Sci ss 4
% S.eaa s @ q
& % sr sy S S. the DO
Sssa aess e. Es
% 81 ZIP II ss
quiet and Steady within the range q ~ Us Out meats
were very Arm but the transactions were small and IN
sho%ssrs Ssm: Sc Should
& o Sess re- ie % or
nas se July y a sod c go oty
E.SsTSsre ha. been fair amount Of business
part qsmasea At &c. ana the balance St SIC 9s 22S
S.s
include centrifugal 9c and refining grades sec.
also LOO boxes centrifugal at Si6c Refined was
TO common 7a4c sc fair to go9d fair sc &c ;Sood
prime to choice, &c lOc Centrifugal hhds and boxes
9Hc l0hc molasses hhds and boxes, INC. SIC: me-
~ sAc d. 10 to H. shS sAc iSo 5S 70 y,
f2kc.; do. white, nho: l21sc. Porto Rico-Rehning
common to prime, &C. gc;; fair to choice grocery
Java.Dutch standard, Nos. 10 to Y, gfc sc. Ma
SrEARiSE was in fair demand and Arm Sales 80 erce:
Western at I0c. and 10 900 lbs grease stearne at 7c
TALLOw shade hrmer. b. 900 lbs. Of strictly choice
city brought 9xc.
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ORIENTAL SAVINGS BANK, 40 GRAND STREET
~ between Attorney and Ridge streets.
july !, 1872.
Dividend at the rate Of per cent per annum all
sums of Ave dollars and over which have been deposit
month longer, Is this day declared, payable
time after July p. Interest not withdrawn will be
credited deposits, and date as July l.
WIN. r. BUCKMASTER, President.
john TSssh Il. wa %xrprrr. Vice Presidents
f. r. KENNEnY
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-IHe quOthuOns based on cotton running IN quality
not more than half grade above below the grade
quoted.
Flour pGRAIN.-Receipts-Fl 8,2s5 bills wheat
II 200 bushels corn $50 do meal 40 bills and
lbs bags; oats 81 5 bushels The -four market ruled dull
and prices were In buyers favor The sales only
about 300 bbs comprising nearly all kinds Corn meal
Was in moderate demand and also weak Sales $50 bbs
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FINANCIAL.


A SEVEN PER CENT
GOLD LOAN
of the
MILWAUKEE, AND ST PAUL RAILWAY COMPANY
Mcssrs. MORTON, BLISS 4 CO., 80 Broad street, New
York. receiving subscriptions the unsod balance
of the 100000 of these bonds at95
one-half of the loan CsOoOO0 in sterling bonds have
been sold for European account
This is the only gold loan issued by the company
The share capital of the company is salis,eoo
The earnings road for several years past have
averaged more than per cent per upon
both classes of stock For the three years the net
earnings have averaged soOl2e 50 over expenses and
interest upon its entire bonded debt
The company owns Isl miles of railroad with bonded
debt including this loan, averaging ss2g7 per mile
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK.
BEEN
July g. G. +. TIMPsoN, Cashier.
CITIzENs' SAVINGS s.I BANK; ,
The twenty Interest Dividend at the rate of six
have been On DEPOSIT one Or more motifs nsS
tie s5 a"a "
ON made on or before 5g 70 ntses VIA com
sHTsSSaA Buscr. Secretary y ~ ~ ''' '''N'"'
CITY OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
c0mp'roiIINsTFEs R Sasss On 5Sn cY sTocKs
The interest on the Bonds and Stocks of the City New
Ss ss AsS @ IN m sM ON hht % by the
GREEN
ELEVENTH WARD BANK.
Dividcnd-The Board Of Directors have D declared eli
semiannual Dividend OF three and per free
OF TAX payable on anu c that IIs T. BROWN oashe
Il Company-A semi.annual dividend of five l5) per
s"a s'r
JAY COOKE H. \ T fnm5sqS Stree. f Goa
c %Sasasn h1c GpeSis
Circular Letters
available in ali ps SSY q COOKE 20 Tfrdt CO.,
MONEY TO LoAN-oN BOND AND MORTGAGE, IN
Nl to suit, New York, Brooklyn and Westminster
and $751; fne
NEW YORK STATE SIX PER CENT GOLD LOAN
IN due 1887; limited sWSsnt for sale - wan ....
OFFICE OF UNITED STATES ASSISTANT TREA-
" surer, -
NEW YORK, July I, 1872
During the month of july 1872, shall, by order,
ceive bids for gold and offers of bonds folows:-
BIDS FOR GOLD.
WEDNESDAY, July 3-One million
THURSDAY, July ll-One million.
THURSDAY, July 18-One million
THURSDAY, July 25-One million
OFFERS OF BONDS.
TUESDAY, July 2-One million.
WEDNESDAY, July 10 -One million
WEDNESDAY, July H-One million
WEDNESDAY, July Alone million.
WEDNESDAY, July 8l-Onc million.
certified check for five per OF bid or offer must
be deposited Herewith Proposals will be opened at II
O'Clock each day specified. The Treasury at
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Since JAM l.. $l47 1903 $751; $751; 500 s224 25l

The following the bids for the railroad bonds,
the quotations being less the July coupon fer those
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

FRITsCH-HENRIQUEs- Wednesday evening,
June 20, by the Rev. DR.. Flagg at the residence OF
the BRIDES parents, CHRISTIAN FRITsCH to ADELAIDE
HENRIoUEs, daughter OF George Henriques; all OF
this city.
PRATT-SMTH.-On Wednesday evening. June 20,
at the residence of the BRIDES mother Greenyille,
merly OF Brooklyn, L. l.. to ALBERT f. SMITH, OF this
city. NO cards.
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NO HOLIDAY JULY s AND 8.
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PROBATE EB.->tate OF Michigan,
County OF Nan buren, ss. AZ a osssion o. the
Probate Court, for the Counts OF Van 'utao
holden az Ito Probate Oihce, pa che iha8e OF
Paw Paw on Monday the tweuty--o Dad day
OF AuIil, ina the year one thousand eight luud-
red and seyenty-twO. Fresent-beOrB5 W.
LAYTON Judge OF Probate.
Ia the matter Of the Estate OF William +.
Powell, deceased. On reading and filing the
petition, duly verified. OF BENZ. +. Stevens
execute. OF the last will and testament OF sad
deceased together with his final account az such
executor, ana praying FOR the allowance OF the
same.
Ihereupon IL ls Ordered, that Monday. tho
twentieth day OF May. 1872. at ten o'clock IN
the forenoon. he assigned for the hearing OF
said petition, and that the heirs az law OF said
deceased. and all other persons interested m
said estate. arc required 90 appear 20 O session
Of sald Court, theu 20 b6 holden at Che 'ro-
bate Office, 10 The lliage oil Paw Paw, and
show cause, IL any there be. WAV the PRAYER OF
che petitioner should not be granted and 10
ls further ordered. that SAID petitioner give
notice ~ the persons interested IN said estate,
oi the pendency OF said petition, and the hear
ng thereof by causing copy OF TINS Order 10
be published IN the Irue NOrtherner. new
paper. printed aud creu ting IN said County
oi y an buren,. tur three successive weeks, az
least. previous 20 said "a, or heaIng. 5ylt3~
GLO. ". LAYTON, Judge Ct Probate.
a true tony. O.. " LhwToN, Judge Of Probate.
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ORDER FOR APPEARANCE. - state OF
Michigan he Circuit court for the County
Of \ IN tusen IN Chancery
Al d session OF SAID Court held at tue village
OF Paw Paw, ID SAID County on the 10th day OF
April \. ID. 1872. Present honorable Charles
Il. Brown, Circuit Judge.
Daniel Arnold, complainant, We. edward G .
Wolcott, defendant.
II satisfactorily appearing by affidavit that
said defendant IL resident OF tins ~tate, but
that the process for his appearance could not
be served upon him by reason OF his continued
absence from his place OF residence, and from
this state, and being in the State of Indiana,
On motion of Hill and GrosvenoT solicitor for
complainant II Ia ordered, that the said defend
ant Edward g.. Wocott cause his appearance in
Shs cause TO be entered within three months
from the date OF the order. and that in case or
his appearance, he cause his answer TO the COM
plainants bill. 70 be Med, and a copy thereof
TO he served OF the compliments solicitors
within twenty days OF the service OF copy of
sa.d bill and notice of this order, ana IN default
thereof. that the said bill be taken ss confessed
by the said de!endanr Edward O.. Nolcott, ana
II i further ordered that within twenty DAYS the
SAID complainant cause notice O. thls order TO
bs published in the rue Northerner uewspa-
per published IN SAID al Buren, County, and
that the said publication be continued in said
paper at least once 70 each week for Sly weeks
ia succession or tuar he cguse a copy OF this or
der to be personally served on the said defend
ant Edward To-. Woicou. at least twenty days
before the time above prescribed FOR his ap-
pearance.
Dated Paw Paw, april ~. ls72. s39t1.
CHARLES Il. BROWN. Circuit Judge
H1LL ~ GRoSvENoR. Solicitors for Complainant.
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WHIPpLE'S
RECT ANGULAR CHTRN

p .,,t tic F.B.~TPREBlt T. ami NPFeIAL
bt"LONi. ot t,. 't',i....,, Ntot. Iayr.
md also the irst Premium at the an Blu
rem county agricultural ali. 1t Is admitted
by al who have thoroughly tired it, TO be the
best Churn ever invented, being most easily
operated and producing the best results. 1t Is
really great saving to those vino use It.
You've heard OF the man all tattered and torn
That married the maiden all foIlotn.
That MIXED the COW with a crumpled horn:
Well, lately they bought RectangulR- Churn.
More butter they make and the money they
earn
Has made things take different turn
Hes dotied his rags and wears fine clothes.
She, once forlorn. looks sweet a. rose
And she wears a smile wherever she goes.
And YOU hear It remarked: " Now who would
suppose
: Churn could make such changes aS those"
Tbs strange. but truth Is stranger than fiction,
SO try the ChrIrn. and It's my conviction
J ou'll never regret 1t; but thoroughly try it.
And If you don't like II you needn't buy It.
NoAUtuciured o4t for Sal. III IJEjp
p1cs MN, n,ur Par par. Van
BnreV Couolu VrLiO,tD.
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PROBATE ORDER. State Of Michigan,
county OF Van Buren,, as At q session OF the
+. obAte Court, for the County OF Van Buren,,
holden at tho Probate Office, IN the Village Of
Jaw Paw, on Monday, the twenty-secon6 day
g. Apul, in the year one thousand eight hun
cred and seventy-two: Present. George W.
-yaw;ou, Judge OF Probate. In the matter OF
me estate OF Thomas II. stephenson, deceased.
IN reading aud filing the petition, duly verified,
q SYLVIA =. stephenson, praying that admin
,stratian OF the estate Of the said deceased may
he granted TO Emory q. Briggs. Thereupon il
= ordered that Monday, the twentieth day OF
Nay. A. ID. 1872, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
he assigned for the hearing OF said petition,
and that the heirs at law OF said deceased, and
oil other persons interested IN said estate, are
required to appear at q session OF said Court,
then 10 be holden at the Probate Office, IN the
illage o! Paw Paw, and show cause. IL any
there be. why the prayer OF the petitioner
should not be granted: And il is further or
Cered, that said petitioner give notice to the
persons interested IN said estate. OF the pen
cency Of said petition, and the bearing thereof,
~ causing q COPY OF this order to be published
Il the True Northerner newspaper, printed
and circulating in said County OF Van Buren,
or three successive weeks, at least previous to
TAD dav of hearing. 1913
GEORGE ". LAWTON. Judge of Probate.
true copy. O.. w. Lawton, Judge of Probate.
.UANGERY SALE.-By virtue of decree
do in fbe Circuit Court for the County OF
- Rurep in Chancery in certain cause there
rendng. wherein Theodore y. Sheldon,
.snrv Breese. and John McKibbiu are COM
.in6ats. aud Stowell Dimick Lucy 4. Dimck,
. 49, n rates. John Bates, jay Gibbs
s.l WfIliar, 81. Hale are defendants bearing
~ tie tenth cav OF Apr 3. y. 1872 shall
.al a public auction 60 the highest bidder ON
.av tha eleventh day of June. s. ID lsl3.
f0u O'Clock a -. at Use 'front.' door o- i!ls
OMIT House. in tae village OF Paw Paw. in the
lunty Of sr Buren,. state o' Michigan. al. Of
at certain uec1 o- marcel of iaud ituated ii
Gle County o Van burcu and state OF liie1-
SHOWN o. Che s1uta-cas. quarter or sa.-
20 seventeen OIy in township one % south
Rance thirteen Gl west c0ntalnuE one
bred and sixty acres more OF less.
Dated TINS Ped day az tpuIl. 1872.
JOHN KNOWLES,
Circuit Court Commissioner
Van Buren, County. Mich.
DAVIDSON HrRy-, Solicitor for Complalnants
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STOCKS IN ALL THE DIP ARTNENTS FULL.
Dress Goods.

MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF DRESS GOODS.
COQUETTE CLOTHS IN ALL COLOR>.
JAPANESE ROBES IN EVERY SHADE AND SfIAE
NARGAiE STRIPES REALLY DESIRABLE,
REVERSIBLE JAPANESE STRIPES, VERY STYiIsI
,r-rT I'm. OF BLACK AND COLORED ALPACAS