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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20

THIS 10 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscribe,
has obtained from the Supreme Court of the Die
triot Of Columbia, holding Special Term, letter.
BOAb MAN, late OF Washington county, ID. c., de
Ceased All persons having claims against the saie
deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the sam. ).
With the vouchers thereof. ts the subscriber on 81
before the feth day OF september next: they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit OF toe
said estate Given under my hand this 10th day Of
september, ls72
MARY [her mark BOARYAN,
Soul Eyscurix
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03
DOMINION OF CANADA.

CHANGES IN TIE CABINET OF THE DOMINION.
TORONro, JUDY q, The Mail, the Govern
saent organ in this city says 1--WE have reason 20 be-
lievc that several important changes viii At 0Hce 10
u ade in the dspoGOno Of oiiccIs at Ottawa The Ieces
- s. therefor being caused by the appointment OF the
Hon Alex Morris - Ministec Of Inland leyenueio be
chief Justice OF Manitoba. John OConnor' NJ 4 Ior
Esfex will sworn in the successor OF Mr. MOTIFS
in the Cabinet that gentleman's portfolio, hoWeer,
be,O taken by Dr. Tupper and Mr.. OCOnDOr taking the
ufes of President OF the CO'sne. Mr.. OConnor accepts
office under Sir John T.. Macdonald as repIesentat'e
Catholic and his name will be associated with those OF
Sir Rominick DAILY, Mt Drumnond. Mr. Anen, VT ~
I)'hrcv McCee, aud SIR Edward kenney, al OF wl0ia
have suecessively OccnBed seate IN the same 'apw'
with the present Premier OF the Denlhloh'
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03
ruFGRAPHIC NOTES

.... The islIu Of SantO CATALONIA on sen Pedro,
has been sod 10 Go DoFHeJ aui others ios Sl+5'0D.
4 son of go. N. Reeves of Athens age H. was
3he batht hr Husos opposite herburg Moaay after
... James IsISock, prominent lawyer of~Din-
ennst while tong.9e Eh Of BIS Partners IL fs oo yeser
afternoon. saldd.nT taken ll and dc isV minutes
-. The Uned States Signal Service DepartElent
has deoit observer the summit 81 PAes Peak
itog o. .esths sea level Telegraph lle y tie sull.
also inconl,mplstn.
AT I, mss meeting held in San Francisco sn
kOldy night 90 reofrd " raise S00O10 colsirs
sion the q pae AtaQc GLd Pacdc Railroad.
miitte'as apJ0ssd 70 csngass tor slbsclptiols.
Great Preparations making for the cello
bIleoi Frt ~ Bats hr National Saers' H0ae Dsvio
Omo Mrs.. Patton i1r he famous Puinau lbfary iaa
Dsi!il0n. Nil puet ad YA A-ic selefI.s RECEPTION.
IA baseball match at Guelph. Ontario between
c E1gie ClD II Baltimore. NJ ana The Maple Leaf Club
ipb It,adn Nf0rg fer o. 6utr Cui by
MACH Be,toa lo4csf tfT Cu Al BOsto1 yt
lay, Teslli,d as 1iogs. Bo'igl, ., laIei ilty. g.
....COn;rgts wee given out Yesterday for build
IL q or hue sIo4d b.stca fhiaGrpLa SEYok pl-s ue
ougA I1rt autg hea1e ~ AcEs, Joining Sanhale
rod 10 yerIor The rod al 5000 00 and vo Is 10 5n
iu.e miles shorter than prsent
preic,ed he beEch tie cities hours Iud
b Hisae be terminus 81 ih road a flaaepha win b. he
A and 6Jses dcIe VI lbs fh1'delhs id iesd1g gsbOad
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03
FIRES.
NEAR RUTLAND, VT.


RUTLAND, VT, July "A fire broke ont this
morning at about O'Clock at the wood station mile
north OF Cuttingsve station the Rutland division
OF the Central Railroad entirely destroying the
woodsheds and about 600 cords OF sawed wood, the
steam saving apparatus &c. The fire soon spread TO the
large piles of nearby, burning In all IL IS estimated,
about 1000 cords. All the trains 10 and from Boston and
Rutland were delayed by this fire several hours.
IN yINELAND, n. J.
PHILADELPHIA, July "A fire occurred this
morning at Yneland. N. j., originating in Baiey's
harness shop. which was consumed together with for
other buildings including the bank The loss Is $4,000
LOCAL.
A fire occurred, yesterday on the tlsrd floor
OF No. 2i7 Canast. occupied by VIM. II. jenkins Co.
as sash and blind factory. The stock on the third.
fourth and fifth floors was damaged by fire, and the
lower floors deuged with water. Loss on stock.
$1,000; insured for s247O0 stock and machinery and
S2sOO on fixtures and lease The building is owned by
James NJ Bard, and was damaged $500; insured
Reny BOirlers stock or leather soes ON the MIN nOor
OF No. ll3 Elm-st. damaged $500. Erhard y Co.'S
paper-box manuactory the h0Oc was damaged 500
Insured for 81 600 by the Pacific Company The building,
owned by Edward Whitehead, was damaged $500; IN
sured The TIN roofing of Erles Hotel was torn up IN
several places by the remen, who feared That the re
would run underneath It, Three nremen we're Sun
struck.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03

PEEslDEST sAGET DENoCNCEs THE 1CaSS OF
THE GERMAN FLEFI-

PRESIDENT SsAGET DENOCNCES THE HCIacS OF
THE GERMAN FLEFI-
KINGSTON, Jamaica, June 26-Pyesident Saget
of Hayti has Issued proclamation denonncns ~ an ont
rage the action the German feet in enforcing She dc
mands of the Ge-man merchants. At conference or
the foreign ambassadors, the American Mn'ster com
neuted with great severity the indifference of Hayt
10 her international obligations ard declared the present
crisis was the natural consequence Of sei indifference
He urged tho Yrdent 10 be careful not 10 ConPT mise
Tayi by this dangerous policy, otheII'se he wOnld
open doors by which American and Eppopean Govern
nents which uught desire could enter. ne also said
that tbs Cermase acted with Justice in regard &c me
demands of Their merchants. The French Minister pro
nounoed the proceeding act Of hsrbarity. The
British Mnlste- feelingy replied: us opinion IS
,anst rou and uphold the action q the Germans"
Hlite anl Hsftsnan, Pori-au Prince iaer ghans. ad
Va!sl the money the indemnity WhcF Government
vs o1rRlelled 10 pay. The Haytlin Chnnct rejected
nNto made nv the Minister of Foreign AiaIF Z" "h'
fire - the GGrnsa steamers. the Mihl-T ~ NctsrVc
~ unl@puiar
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03
CRIME III THE VEST.
A MAI:sfsAL SHOT BY MAYoR--AssAULT On AN
EDITOR.

MAI;.fsAL SHOT BY A MAYOR--As>AuLT On AN
EDITOR.
KANsAs CITY, Mo-, July "A special Dispatch
from Baxtef Springs, gives the details Of the shooting Of
C. NJ. TAILOR, Deputy United States Marshal aRd City
Garsho OF Baxter, by Col. Boyd, Mayor OF tiat place
On saturday evening. Boyd had had fight with come
.nzens and warrant for his arrest pheed IN the
hands OF Taylor, who finding Boyd infonned him OF
the warrant and read II 10 him. Boyd sigDhed his Will
Iingness TO 20 with Taylor but suddenly rew pistol
and shot him through the breast. killing Ism Instantly
Theye was an old feud between them, g'wi9g out of
city election Boyd first refused to himself up.
fcaIt he would be lynehed bat anay surrendered
and ga- released on bail. Considerable excitement
exists and The CitiYrns OF Baxter held Injecting LAST
and denounced N. murder as wllifi and malicious,
ARA pledged themselves 70 take al necessary steps 10
Dl.Tg Boyd 20 Justice.
CHARLES Whitehead, oitY editor OF He Times was bru-
tally assaulted yesterday by man named EadiS VINO
.K0r0acbed him from behind and shocked MN down
wth wagon spoke. The cause Of Ihe attack was ihe
publication ~ The Tihes Of On artch ciiticng certain
a. a. pf ilfIe
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03
CuBA
THE STEAMER FANNIE BURNED AND HER 'CAReo
CAPTUF ED.

CAPTUFED.
HAyAEA july IA tel egram from Col.
Valera dased HoTTadurd, June aJ Cc9 leagues from
USntanaflo) saw The annie has landed valuable
car7-o OF ams an6 ammunition. 'she got aground and Is
aSw burr ing wiflin sight Tie expedition consisted
Of sc men, sld was commanded by Peralta
The fxpeCiitie nists 1and,s1 and buried the
cargo Valers attached the flibUsters, killing
Renalts and CAPTURING eir fgs important correspond
rnoe Ter Cespsdes and five prisoners two officers and
three privat@ Guided by the prisoners, Faera dis
covered the buried cargo, cd secured it in good condi
ton Valera is pursuing tine hlibusterS, ana troops
have been ordered to the Jurisdiction 70 atsenpt to cut
b. Of the rema nder OF the party
IL is supposed in Havana that part oi tne FanmeS $
csryo was rraDsnippd into two slOOps AMI landed on
the north coast Of tie island. The fate OF the Fannes
crew is us nOwn 5ut s presumed that toey joined
tho flihpsters. 4 Is asserted, ho~eYt', that tney
took 10 their boats ana went u Jahacd
telegram R,ceived to-day announces that
76 mOy3 Of the eXptditl0nists nave nten d
captnrel that two cannons 100 Tos; over 200
cases Oftartrdges and many barrels OF powder haHe
been upeartbed and that tho discoveries ana pursuit
OF the eVped iiOHisis StH going On rive armed
Cuuanf of the Cahauacuan party have surrendered II
ia repO that the band has dlsSoN ad ara that Tue
rrmaR-ug megDers have gone home IA order 10 sur
T'b~raptain II the brig Thomas Owen confirms the
report o his meeting the Cuban QryuteeF Pioneer at
sea lie says she schooner abOu' 2)j tins burden,
sXtv.sours aud thirty-twos Spanish vessels are
aking proper precautions against hex All che aValia
bic menofwaT have been ordered 70 cfoSo ~ search Vi
her. -. -.
Pepillo Gonzalez continues 10 pursRo Gomez, ms late
companion. The latest accounts ron nlh ltt tat ne
has killed i've ot GOmeZs men and lOst one ~ ms own
The oabe steamer suffolk went TO sea tEe morning IN
order To rappp for the broken cables kEE cCf Kay ~
confident Of success in a few days.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03
GOVERNMENT REPORT.

WAR Department. ,
OFFICE OF IRE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. July ,, lS12-l a. N. }
S8t0OstS for Me freHfg-fOp hOuis.
The barometer has very generally fallen
since Monday night the country east OF tue Msss-
sppi River except small area of high pressure on
Massachusetts, Bay The temperature has fallen on the
New England coast, with cloudy weather and hght
castery winds; light winds from the south ana
weet have very generally prevailed elsewhere; q num-
Of independent local rains ANA thundersorns nave
passed portions OF the Gulf and south Atlantlc
states No Geographic reports have been received yet
from stations west of Michigan and Georgia
Probabilities.
No gegeal change IL indicated for Wednesday
other Than the continued gradual diminutiOn of
the barOmetric pressure from New-iOIk south
and west to the Gulf rising barometer
and falling temperature from NewEngand 10 New-Jer-
sew with cloudy weather the coast increased mo s.
tuTe and local storms In the South Atlantic ana CUR
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03

80 ao,,ro,,.o. .. ,r,,a and VIM. n.
Si,nonsnn ha manuIactu.mS & 'paIfe supplied 10y
,be ,r uss H. Iepor'ce ,nat t"o 70 dpIrough another
bnnso and ni 'h, Was oetaIneu Wy W feeding 81. was
therefore charged I'm advance OF thra. a. ~ beIter
the lumber supplied by Mr.. Smopf,he nrico was
quality than was required, but VIZ
equitable. .,oo,, .f-or,s
boye or,,d report snvWs VS. yd's Island has at
,,at , eo silce Jau > unu tt mil The receipts
have been s356,25i 02, aud the d'iI,, P,nL on ac
$4,000 having been paid to the ct""J D"
count of "A luan
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03
SALVADOR.

IROGKsAs or 4rIlE WAR WITH HohDtR tRAa'
AsTINwAII- June 22.-EX-President Medina
attacked Camayaguas the capital Of H0odIraS' ana
after too days ght, was defeated. The war il now
considered over. AID lalVador troops marching
E0Beward Tie forces Of Salvador were i~col' "a IN q
friendly manner IN r. gucigapa ana Cana|aSr1 Ii'uo
IS nuurishLIg 10 .savadOr IN spite OF the war
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03
r,lIGRA1InN MATrRRs.

The Special Committee OF the Emigration
Commissioners the alleged nltreatmcn of Seeiase
passengers on the bark NiagaTa has reported that no
cause for complaint existed; MAT thc provisions and
water were good, aud that The passengers were not
abused y The officers Of tho ship the cook alone having
been harsh.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03
THE CASE OF THE EpGaR sTUART

TIIE CONFLICT OF AUJHORIrY-TiIE UNITED
STATES VICE-CONSUL FIRM IN HIS POSITION.
AsPINwALL, June 16.--The steamer Edgar
Stuart is sn in the hands Of the American NceConsu
Mr. Dill with a guard board frOU the United States
steamer Wyoming. Col. AgnerO has publ.sl ed card
attacking the Vce-Consu and Capt. pennel OF the Ed
gar stuart The Vce-Consnl remains firm in the dis
charge Of bis duty, and Capt. Pennen stays on
board the steamer, the Cubans threaten 10
Kill him If lie CONES shore. He has
fed 10 FIND purchaser for part OF tho arms and has
no means for shipping "a crew. The Ed-.r Stuart Will
probably he sent 10 the Uuted States In charge OF de-
iachment from the Wyoming The native authorities
prsst In demanding the surIendero me vessel TO them,
and the appearance Capt. PenneJ beio their court,
bur UIted states NccConsu viii await instructions
from Washington before complying with tie demand.
AsPINwAII. June 22.-Cspt. Penpsn of the steamer
Edgar Stuart has, the persuase- of President Cor
reoso OF his accord submitted 50 formal arrest for
a hours in order that the dity0 the State authOr
ties whose Summons he has heretofore refused 10 obey
night vndicated His safety anG honorable release
was guaranteed by the President There J. no change IN
the Edgar : ualf affair NICe-COnSU Dill Is hru rs q
rock aud D.. backed - Capt DAVIS OF The L. s. steamer
Wyoming.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03
PERU.
ARBIrRafsY MEASURES OF TIE 'sUyEKNMEN1'-
IMPENDING TROnELEs WITH CHILI.

CA1LNa, June 14.-An the newspapers in
Iirus, except he TiHes, have been arbitrarily sup
pre i,d and thei- special editors arrested The A.
proaeing decision sf the Electoral College ac to VINO IS
70 Oe President il causing much disquiet and tbe
signs f,reshsdo.g q political storm and trouble. Rumos
arc of ding difficulties hrr8eeR Chih ana
Peru inC partly TO the behavior Of thc tlnDan I'm
Ia sd0r al Wash ntOn during the recent conference
tere about tne paua South American hefJ and ast
on accont the d'tcultv between Cb aud BOLIVIA on
Inc boundary due!i1s. Peru is supposed ie eneTSet
taily sU.taiu Bolivia in the matter
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

TRIAL, OF OMMUNIsTs-REsIGNATIO ny GEN.
TRoCHU OF HIS SEAT IN THE NATIONAL AS
PARIS Tuesday, July 2, 1872.
The trials by court-martial of the woman
Clariot who gained notorety during the C' mmunist
reign IN Paris by numbering o gendarme, an the man
Philippe, who was a prominent member Of the Com
mune and participated in many of its most disGracef
acts have Just terminated; they both convicted OF
tie charges preferred against them, and lenced 10 be
executed.
In consequence Of the rupture which taken place
among the French Ministry, GEN. 1rosp has resis'd
his seat in the National Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03
cRIMEs AND cAsuALrLEs-pY TELEGRArH.


49,. Harvey j. Speed, lG years old, was accidentally
shot BY another Ad Newbargh yeshsy His recovery doubtful
49,. The Arizona Apaches are unusually active A
large bds Of them making raid no Sonora killing and as-og
without mercy.
"A wharf from which vessels were leaving on
pleasure eaeurun gave Sunday Al lamilon UsAo aa
ane nunoe OF pvns thrown into the waller lL4ee seh
we're drowned
Mrs. DR.. Dameron of Memphis Tenn, whose
husband acued Monday Of The charge OF nr bfnne' yol
her dncer attempted suicide by taking mopbih" es"a '''
,tcmacb pump saved bsI he.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03
SPAIN.
MILITARY PRECAUTIONS.

MILITARY PRECAUTIONS,
MADRID. Tan sday, July ., YST2.
The Government has sent large reinforce
nents to the troops now in Cats onia, 70 be in
readiness to act proulgty shOula. any dsoya demon
straton De made
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03

The following eases were not fatal
Lucy Smith OF No. S3s Waterst., overcome near
her ~ sideute. --,s-,,. ., -,
Eliza Hyn"s age %, oi no 81 Sunolh-st, III dIanust,
Ann Atknl age IS. at Church and Liberty-sts.
Marcia Flynn. age p, at N0 400 Br0Omest.
Mary Reilly age 10 of no. btone-st. near her resi-
Vim saut. age Co. OF No lS2 siSth-st, in First-ave
A woman, are 20, supposed ~ De Ann Brown, at
Eleventh 1t. aI1 Third-aye.
John Murphy, age 50, In Wafcrst.
AlOnzo Bllkney OF No i37 Eiehtfave., was overcome
ana fell from his truck at Broadway and Houstonst,
receiving a severe scalp wound.
Henry DE Peyser age 80. OF No. lT West Fourteenth
at n broadway, near the City Hall Park.
Iou Cahill a. OF East Fourteenthst Fourth
ave while aG work building In West Tenthst.,
Jobn Kelley, age TO- OF No. Iu Goerckst., in Colum-
bi..t Grand.
bridget HeaeY, age o. servant at No. 15O suyan.st
Thomas Frazer age ~ Of the West Indies, in Broad
way, near the Battery.
IaIles Cass. age As, in SOnti.st.
Henry smith, age a. OF East Broadway and Catharne-
81 AZ Thirty y-secOnd-sL and Broadway. .
Henry MtCabe, age =, OF No 81 StanOnst, at Mangin
and stantOnsts.
John Lee axe 20. OF Thirty yeghth-st and seyenth-aye,
william Gaulr, age 80, Of Eeventh-aye. Forty
sev1uth,f Ia 1niFfy-nintb- ST., near i0th-ave.
Rarney alahcr, 2J OF No. 5li West Twenty-ninth
~ at Ilth-aye aud JbIty-tbIt-st
Mufgaret DaI axe 10 Of Bristol, T. l. at Eghth-aye.
and Jhirty-ritI-s.
J0hu Arst q shA'i on the Steamship Oal, lying ht
Michael ny, age % OF No lGs East Twenty thrdst.,
NJ Ihirty-hitt-si. ana lie xiu.ton-aye
Abegi PARK, 3O az NJ. North Eighth st., VIII
ham nsDur,;h o. Twenty -thirdst. aud East Riyel-
james ScManns' ase ji oI No i21 East NiuthsIr at
Rol~rt Gavin, J5 OF No. Q52 Spriaest at King aud
Ia unknown eoored woman al West and 4 kpring-sts.
JnoiDas hellv of Engine Company No 20 Daniel
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03

ELEVENTH DAY-sTATEMENTs OF THE CONSULT
ING PHYsICIANs-EFFECT OF OPIUM AND
PROBING-DEATH THE RESULT OF SHOCK
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30

At Communipaw, J. N. Pdcock sold i23 keusueHy ,S
100 OF N, 7to 70 OF sS9l0e No. at to- Total ior tDe
week, 5000 at % "a average. r.,
i,l69 lambs ut l0i9l9c., or @ AZ average.
At Washington Market Bristol reports 80 rat Jersey
lambs, 69t n, at llAc., peddled out -,
Ege 0ts sold is little state runts s2i p, at Co. ana
"a, also poor lambs, 46 n. at Sc.
HOGS-Arrivais TO day. 3S cars at Fortiethst and 2l
at Communipaw. Total for the week. s1,S92 or 76oo M
more than the previous week For the month Of July
we have III so hogs against "a 1856 time last year
The market has gaining strength, dressed closing
6tc for extreme heavy, dG3c for medium, and &C
for pigs late number Of The Chicago Lire Stock Re
porter thus speaks of the Western trade: 49,
"he market h several daya past has assumed than n 10
From the 10 the close
weei prices advanced no hitherto bacon hogs alone
heavier This upward tendency Of the market Amle
result heAhy and active demand which m exists for cot
demand which bids fair for time 70
and which, present receipts Of hogs are barely sue
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
COTTON MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA july 2-COtOn quiet nOuina M1ing 22c
CFARLEsrON july 29-Coou du Midiiings nominal;
ceipts bales; exports coastws 6l9 bales stock 500 bse
CINCISSATI, july 29.-CottOn quiet; Middlngs. 2lc
BOsrON. July 29lOOu heavy M1ing 2Rsc gross reoePts
100 bales; sales, $50 bales; stock. 5000 baos.
MEMPHIS, 29IOtOn quiet; MddlDgs, 10 receipts 40
bales
SEwORLEASs July Cotton nominal; Low Mddng 20620Ie
receipts gross ig2 bales eIporoOaws "a bales
sales a. bales 8473 bales.
MOBILE Juy 29-Cotton nomns phce gwen stock, 1895
bales
ST. Lors July 29-Cotton dul MitHngs 2l d22c.
NORFOLK jay 23-C,tOn DULL low Mldngs, AG2Oc net
Ol bales; eIposcoastwse lO7 bales; slock SO bales
GALVESTON July 2COttOn NOMINAL Good Ornsy l9i 020c
stock. 3l4 bales
BALTIaORE Juy dull MdinR 22lc gross receipts
2 bales; sales. ~ bales stock. il0j bales.
Jng 19-(0ttOn dull; Mii1lings. 2iic
July 29CoOn quiet; Mddhngs lg a2oc rcept
lOl bales; sales. o. bales.
WtLMISGTOS Juy 2g-COtton quiet; Mdings YiC
cOasigse, IS bales sales. bales; stock ig5 bales
SAvAsNAH JuiY 2lCOt0n quiet Mldngs 2lc receipts
bales ezports-coasgise l.J bales; stock 100 bales
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
CHICAGO, II. !. &c PACIFIC,
CHICAGO Sc n. WESTERN.
MICH. CENTRAL.
MISSOURI PACIFIC,
ATLANTIC a PACIFIC. &c

And the offered the S6OOO,
600 including OF he largest bridges built this country
which, and further business necesaes larger Woihg
esp immense Of material have be kept constantly
hand Company frequently Obliged TO receive part
en for their railroad and other bonds which perfectly good
secn1ties hut no; aiways Immediately marketable.
po Of incidental great importance those seeking security Is
% @ that the COMPANY 20 Of land In Chicago which lead
inc real dealers will he worth least lOO
ouute equa 10 the whole proposed capital
career AMERICAN BRIDGE COMPANY, though bref
has already fully demonstrated the pro6taben Of the enterprise II.
Compauy has constructed organization, and up 10 the 3t
december 1871 tO Of 5I feet Of bndZes ~ turning tables aud
6 iron roofs and pneumatic aud pile mbuonres, costing
az 400 900 facilities for the construction OF pneumatic
miles unsurpassed the country and capacity Tor tse
least l0 feet Of bridges Tor working day In the
%,
d O eet each and Pacific Bridge the hss'uH RIVER
of eleven saus each constructed BY tbs Cp9ny
from this business shown Wy The books OF
the Copan no March 1872 the Of s37J-
1l f. or attn sl2t, ,OS9 - being over 1o
capital stock then outstanding With the proposed
new rpeturps machinery the Company will have much greater ca
nsty and the proceeds the Of stock will enable them
10 buy for cash. thereby making saving Of from SoOooo TO
$4,000 per year -, - -. -, ,,.,.,. q,
from 30 per The full amount OF capital
0OO 600. with prospect ~ considerable Increase
ME undersigned prepared those nqunz The fullest
d and entire satisfaction regarding the reliability the CompanJs
stemen unqueSoned nteEty and ability Of It's officers
We confident commend capitalists the above an Investment
worthy their attention.
MARVIN BROS,
BANKERS.
40 Exchange Place, n. v,
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
Cilp Real estate for 6ale.
mrsttbcstrr Countn Heal estate for Sale


TOR SALE-Beautiful BUILDING SIZES OF
rom 70 20 acres each Rye Besch extensive water ew
high heahY location; good hnbor for boats near roh lepo
UNDERHILL HALSTED.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
REAL ESTATE.
Nru.YoRK. Monday. JaIy %. 1871.

There were no public transactions at the
Exchange to-day and the attendance was but moderate
For tomorrow number OF sales are announced as VIII
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
the sale. are 100 900 bus Damp and Uu'SSno a. y S
Al 50 dSo Mixed St - a1ox,y w v.nh
con nPARATgvg GRAIN IN NV Wv oe..s -

MoIASSES-The market very dui' ana ptioos ~i0 "'
.as sToRRsspir Turpenne has been quite rsasr O &
se upsetted material decline with offerings 20, IT, ~,
no ~ s Seek as for merchantahe euefi s o ~.
rsent delivery is bbS o. Se 0 eeis az Z AZ SSd as 20
NC @ a. gei sale bhlA at - 30 and wv en Dds az ~ p ~, -
M e 5es IN Moderate demand and seauI sSes ~ ~, % a.,
t - 20 ss prry sm their Pitch strong al % 's"
- 50 isE gdSe Pors market exceedingly Oue,i Mess held
- : IA 6S hi. cash and t month"; ne sses xS oos AZ
as for o M for ,5s 1' reef Is fair desnd and steady sales
efnsS ~ 81 = Tor flsin Mess anu ,Sa co. Western
Beef Hans ann e g fr sales 3O hhds Western Smoked Hams
Ca, hsa ss CIV fked DO IN eak az ioio AMI & ~ b,syy
Shoaass "a, AM Strclors at &C. ana S ooAe sn % CA
Dressed Hogs are hrer we 9 m bs spt sales Of 80 bbs
small Pigs ic L1 Sig3c for Cyi gas ll6c for FAR 70 PRIME
se. a G q6lc for New WeseIn' @ o tcs seller August
io'g ss S Of 20 % f % %sepenb &C. and 1000 es later for
Ago, & and S s Cos demand for fresh made State and Western
Butter and prices are edy We qSts qs Welsh sne.... as
ststt orange Co Cream % a,O State OOmmOn ris az az
s.g .g common to r2O as MesD afs1s oS 10 ais
st..e haItuS. ;,c1s as Grase a 81
cSsrsE-CsbIe soS market hn At qoStsnohS "" Io!0ul
Spea F.1.t f'e'0Ty a ~ q private 10 Gli
BEAYS~Moium Beans are in good denAlo a. - - ' 80
Bsss; at ~ demand i good but prices little easier NssYok
Ess .e5s & at d ;te ~ IohssS siSllS Indiana
PfTROLRUM-Cnde was quiet put hlmi we guoe ga " ~, be
Rean arm but Only h ANY s5S aalc aAei contracts for 4OOO
M Ip s5h a 2c The PhadepnS k mstkSt Nss , 80 bsH
Si isy so At ac Saturday O0' 5ols fo tle s so %
" s M Al 22sc and bbls hgh test, BUYERS oPuon 10"
mke, is very quiet but steady quote CarOhn' al Se
ans Ss9f2u &C s se % 50 srn though business very fair We
}s wv 10 O M o,ty ua and dc for small lot Porte RICO
bag, on private RehRed quiet and pnees I" '-s0 "
osTI0T-The market vas firm. with fair business; sales 50
bb mine civ AZ c ard about 500 Choice County AZ ''' &
Wi,tg x ' A., ~ and In fair demand; sales $50 bbls at ec