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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-03
Pomaria Nurseries.

Pomaria Nurseries.
20 ~, THElargcst and most varied
Tm08 stock OF Southern acclimated
&x8$ FRUIT TREES, adapted to our
.&s.alS4. soil and climate, consisting OF
SsaoApples Peaches, Pears, Plums.
Almonds, Apricots and Nectarnes, from tho
earliest to the latest; Cherries. Ounces, Figs,
Hasle Nuts, English Walnnts and Spanish
Ohestnuts. severaldne varieties; Grape Vines.
embracing choice table kinds; Strawberries
and Raspberries, Eyorgreens, in great variety,
for ornament and for cemeteries; Roses-ali
the best; Dahlias, Giadiolas, Lilies, &C.. Or
namentai Flowering Shrubs, Asparague and
cartney Rose, for hedges. Choice Fruit Trees
Of all kinds, which will bear the first season If
transplantcd early, will bo furnished Mt mode
rate prices, new priced catalogue somt to
all who apply.
Persons Wishing. will please apply direct TO
the proprietor. VIM. SUMMER
Dec IL t2mO POmaria, 8. g.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-03

Richardson's Law Reports.
VOL. I, Now Series. State cash price, sc.
Also, tho following new Law Books:
BriRhtly-Election Cases. $3.50.
Hill on Fixtures. 50.
Tyler on Infancy and Coverlure. $3.50.
Tyler on Ejectmcnt and Adverse Enjoy
ment. $3.50.
Dwarris on Statutes and Constitutions
$3.50.
Bishops Law Of Married Women. $3.50.
Langdale's Select Cases on Contracts. 81. so.
Second Volume Brightloy's Federal Digest.
$3.50.
Rams Legal Judgment. $500.
For sale at BRYAN l. McCARTER'S
DOC 3O BOOkstOro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-10

occasion hurry stock forward 20 avoid rush reaction o. an
S SSsSiaS S',s Ss SSsS 70 IL
l0 fact 81 the stock that place was sold but we regard the price. here
.''si cay $ Ssi,i va. V: ' Sss
x ;,' :;'' ne. :S:
one o.. ostsasd that sss would rsy make
l up If g pS :e'e :sa
WAKE II os ' FosS" & os, dS ears Fitch
.i sPG Car; ~ Soss5o1 h:s
sS d % Cherokee ss sT sssh esa Il 6 81 b os
avg Tso aS: so. f $ Illinois s s ST
d No. s Ss ia q I'M sSS , strong ~ 'v aa
Su s5 s W. {, p a. Illinois 's
r G. Illinois steers liz b. io 81 u
Cary MccsHy sold "a Illinois lO Ct cwt, and 20 of
n eSaGSRE'T S Norris Sf eG6 Si
Sales by Coney Mcpherson Is2 Illinois steers 81 cw,
a2c with prime u cw grades holding at &c., Just selling
Scbassr lnO. for N Morris CO cut
sanuels 200 bulls at c and IA ano 81 cvt steers At
NJ. Goldsmith sold as Cberotees at loic.
W %c SS O s had sS e ST Church 2S Tca
and qery cars Illinois steers svt sod at 2Sl2tS
SO Of eSt az saRe
rather GusEsr tie low rate. scauns 70 Sei use They
$%i Scish &C 80 Of ltGsse ~ sld9ls 9 state Of
Y Tiur.on Co sold cars Bucks County 40 10 average
car State 6lc
NJ Co sold IS calves 1870 b. Sic and s of
l5c 10, at 7d7ic
w. II. HAYNES 4 Co. sold 81 Of 40 h at
Hume < bloit sold calves 100 N, OF &c.
SAKKP LAMBs-ArvAs to-day Ony sheep eghth
and lambs amounting different
markets This completes 7l2 last Saturday making light
but there not much improvement in prices only all the old lots being
sold off, Lambs rather working down nothing fairly selling above
Ice though who hind
little hghet Thin &c., 90 Sheep
quoted ct 81 0c for sheed few choice reaching &c. Sales BY
Jersey lambs at 81 per head
Kse Co. sold 46 Jersey lambs al so 80 and 30 Jersey
shOm, Of 81 10, at GIc
Kirby FOyeghhst. 1872 Ohio clipped % b. at 7ie and 2ss
Of lO7 h at 7kd8c.
w H. Hsynes Co sold % Jersey and bucks OS b. at si
Sc lambs ~ h. Isle Sc eaoh IS 81 50 Il at 80 S2
at SS 90 aud II at 50 each.
j. " Thurston Co. sold % thin ania lambs OF as ID at
SO 80 each and II extra Jerseys IS ID, at So
A. Bristol Of d 10 6c very tne 50 n at lsC
Other lambs OF 30 10 sold at I3dl5kc
Hoes have we badly by hot weather and too heavy receipts There
5O95 to-day 81 and 10 Foest,
pen 81 O3 thus this week. with day to bear from
Same time last $50 No sales OF live with dressed 81 d3c
fOy the bulk extreme heavy going 53c and few pigs al 5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.


LoSpoN 9-1:3 mConsos opened at 92i for and
9 for the American securities quiet Uned States Five
bonds, 81; Ten-Fses. 863
FRAKFoRT May n.Untei States Five Twenty bonds rs for
the Issue OF 1862.
PANS. May ga m.-Freneh Rentes 5h SEC.
LIVERPOOL. May 9-l e. m.-COttOn opened quiet hdding
Upsnds lO Mdng Orleans lid the saes Of the day esu
mated at 10000 bales Com--NO Mixed 23i6
LONDON Tbe discount Of the Bank Of England has
been advanced per cent, and Is now per cent
LoNDoN May 9-E3O mConsos for money sl for the ao-
count securities dull United States FveTweny bonds
1888 8gt 1868 old, 9O. 1906, s2i; Ten fOrties 93i
LIyRRPOOI 81 m-Breadstuhs Cheese ewt
LoSDoS May p. n-Unted States Five Twenty bonds
1888, S9i; 1868 9}
LoSDoS ahe bullion the Bank Of England has decreased
27t6.0O duung the past week.
LoNDoy m-Consos closed at SCI for money and 80
foT United fyeTweny bonds 1903 S 1868
old, 9Oh 1905, 92s Ten-Poies, 6s
LIyEKPoOI May 9-5 mCeton closed quiet and unchanged
1000 bales 1000 bales for export and speculation
dl2 GENITAL for California White l6dl for Red
Western Spring aud 1913 for Red Winter Flour I668o DBL
for Western Canal .
LONDON May s.-Refned Petroleum l6i dl6id. p gallon.
May 9EyeningSpir Turpentne, So y cwt Caeutia
Liuseed 639
LIvElPooL, May 9-BveniBg. -Common Rosin. III p eWt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-10
BANKING-HOUsE OF
WOOD a. DAVIS, 81 Pine-st.,
NHtu VnpU Nav 1920


WE beg to inform our friends that we have
w this Jay formed COpartnership for trans
acting the business of BANKERS AND DEALERS
IN RAILROAD BONDS, under the name Of WOOD
g. DAVIS.
We will receive money on deposit, subject to
draft at sight, allowing interest according to
the nature of the account.
The purchase and sale of Railroad Bonds
will be made special feature of our business;
and we shall keep on hand variety of choice
Bonds of well-established Roads, with which
to supply investors.
Bonds of new Roads furnished at subscrip-
ton prices, as offered on our market, without
commission.
Reports and Circulars sent and information
furnished about Railroad Bonds, &C., &C.,
without charge.
As Members of the ,New-York Stock Ex-
change, we are prepared to execute orders in
GoyERXMENr Bonds, GOLD AND RAILROAD
STOCKS.
of investment securities we trust will entltle
Ms to the confidence of capitalists
G.. ID. WOOD,
formerly of VoImilye & Co.
SAML y. RAELs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-10
90 WAIL-sT.

THE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CRY RAILROAD
CoMPANY's FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS are being aD-
sorbed by an increasing demand for them.
Secured as they are by first mortgage on the
Road. Land Grant, Franchise, and Equipments, CON-
bined in one mortgage they command at once a
ready market
Liberal Sinking Fund provided in the Mortgage
Deed must advance the price upon the closing of
the loan. Principal and interest payable in gold
Interest at eight CS per cent per annum. Payable
semi-snnually, free of tax. Principal in thirty
wears Denominations. $1,000, $500. and 500 Cou-
mons or Registered.
Price 97l and accrued interest, in currency, from
February IS, 1872.
Maps Circulars, Documents. and information fur
uished.
Trustees, Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of
New-YOTk.
Can now be had through the principal Banks and
Bankers throughout tho country and from the I'M
designed. who unhestatingly recommend them.
TANNER & CO., Bankers,
No IL Wall-st., New-YOTk,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

h'oAr Nay BEEvEswh another hot day aud l31 fresh
% seO loads Il Oneb ~ at Communpaw, aud
~ teaastenpces continue 10 fan off, while il II c0l 10 AXE
aL Several hundred cattle for iaartet
pp thus far since Saturday IL $50 head against 1863
sea-. ' week The putting too strong considering that the
t hs back he trade New vegetables btCn claim
nt0B 70 the Of neat though the deaad for beef Is
tl ~ unusually ge amount Of stock used up especially for
Vine" There feeling az the Wet that prOhgate
~ % " beef a. 70 draw upon What should be our future supplies
AagD Ltte SOk HOrer Of he h thus puts hi We cannot
ng from the Information brought 10 from all parts Of the West
nst sresdy has been made in the Of
su0 sumner hands Of feeders
ss reduction 10 the uDV Oug es9 bS ssoni beIce there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-10
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Norm Rtrer Pesssb ava R1tr01ds
May a9 pkgs Ashes pkgA Beeswsx 50 bales Cotton pkgs
Dried Fruit $3.50 bbl Eggs $3.50 bills Flour 500 bush Wheat
O bush CON- 1890 bnsh Oats 625 BUSH Malt $500 bush Bar
ley $500 bush Peas 100 bills Corn Meal 369 bags Corn Meal rs bb
Oatmeal s bales Hemp IL bales Hops $50 HIDES 20 aes Lesher
Moss $50 bbl Spirits Turpentne 1898 bb R0sn 80 bills
Red OIL 1861 pigs OF Cake 2 pigs Pork pkgs Beef Si9 pkgA
Cut Meats so pkg Grease 08 pkgs Lard 10 kegs L 1888 pkgA
sean 1885 Pkgs Butter l04 pkss Cheese zSl pkgs T1ow 800
Tobacco boxes TObscco 56J bb Whisky,
Wool bales Skins 90 bills Oil Elaine, 20 bb Tsow Oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-10

A SAFE lNvEsTMENT-The First Mortgage Per
Cent Gold Bonds of the Chicago Danville, and Vim
oennes Railroad Company. The road is earning the
interest on its entire issue of Bonds and dividend
on its stock. We are authorized to sell limited
amount at 30 and accrued interest. Particulars on
application, in person or by mail, to
W. Il. SHATTUCK 81 Co.. Bankers,
% Nassau-st., New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-10
prrrspupou CENTRAL, I,IyR STOCK NARKET-Mns

PITTSBURGH CENTRAL LIyB STOCK hARkEI-hM,s
Receipt. mi, Of 20
lat ee Ia shipneu M One lot OF Illinois steers
20 n IA ~ 90 3 ~ cr Illinois from 1885 to 200 ~ ron
IS 90 70 sc 60 10. Of Keniacs seer se,ss9s s d.
a. e6 a. ohio seers averaging lbs to LTD 10 rom 20 70
SO G5 Indiana steers averaging nom o3 70 100 ~ ron ON "a
g6 2O one drove steers Averaging ~ ~ S 4, III.
steers averaging 2s TO D. At from - 70 s pii '
cows and stays - Is 10 &3 a. to qu an y,t hog.
ToaReept, 26 carloads market del ork nos'
from a. 20 10 - Phladphs hogs nom 90 ~ 70 % n IN
10 &c 75 10 TO TO- so to sc 81 wool sheep To- 70 io ID n'"
80 25 10 50 so 30 70 90 ID. 81 W 70 ~ ~ haAo' .N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-10
NEW-YORK. ThursdaY. Nay 0. 49,

NEW YORK. Thursday. May o. 1871.
The general horse market continued mode
rately active, with no especial feature 10 note.
AT the NewYork Sales and Storage Repository, corner
OF TwentyHfthst. and Broadway the usual weekly
ton sale held, and number OF carriages, wagons
harness and general horse equipments disposed of ct
moderate prices. Mr.. g. Dingee, the officiating
tiOneer sold also the following horses:
hands years sl225O dark pony hands, 7ycars,
$780, pair of black horses. 1873 hands, and years
arTe sale OF thoroughbreds rrotng stock) beld
to-day at Col. Adam Llburns Winfield stud Farm, neer
HayerstraW N Y. The stock brought TO the hammer
in excellent condition. and the majority OF the
colts and Miles presented very promising appearance
Major G. ". Barker (Of Barker Chase conducted the
sale with h usual ability and give below the hghess
bids and the Of the respective bidders TO whom
S aS %1rs yl years DID, With colt by Ed"ad Everett -
Graz mare u ie.l pciisico; to Z.
h:sS, 1Ns Q, y EdyaId Evst I'd da% By wsbir
Brood ay By con.raicn dam 5; American Star viii
Bay b BACK Ei Ps. s,s'' sS :, I Dsso S"i
Blse Kitty Armstrong fs By D,icios .o VIZ
T6oqsSISfs stallion zsaS j:THc and asa 5; IS. M Den
ol :cd 70 Psy 80 ''1., ;'. 90
D Is ''S dam Sf BsS If;1i 3d. s band. @ By sy %ss-
sqyE., stallion By Edward Everett DAN Tr.t.s snosn
Bay as S' E " ESs, o dam Lady e
Bay coli lsa Old coming Jaa: BY Ei%s Everett: dam J.s
the dam Of .l TrOtang Hor'e Lottery va. ''ardA. $500
Bsy ud colt Fourth y JaIy year. 3D. b. RdIssi Everett
dam White Thon by Logan, out Of Ay Thorn, b. imported
Trustee received one BID Of 500 and for want Of oomPston
coli coming year. 3D. above
Bay stud co year. c By EdTsid Eycrs.' dam
Bay :tsS ;sit %si;{ Ny, i6 E45id Ey,I.. GAM:
thoroughbred b Heirs Boston, be By Old Boston, trt dan
Bay N s second dam n eSo 'tiri dam che2ss;
Bay std colt, coming Old By ESand Everett dem bT
haeketts Hmbeoniah grand dam Williams Bel Founder No
Bay colt year DID, to D. Po%c sss
Gray colt DID, BY AgLg dam y Saokews lisbstoniaa-
Tablet dam thorough Wthirass
mare years old, By Edward Everett dam the hlken
Mare to WIN. 5. Chapman, for sbs
mare Old by Edward Everett, dam the Bsiy Gard
Mare to DR. John HOman, for M
Bay mare years BY Edward dam the Mailman
by Belo1nder to Martin Conway for .....''.. ~
Planet, no .WibjArs
Strawberry fy BY Edward Everett Syesn old. 70
Morrison for ~
Chestnut second Hambletonan dam by American star
to e. NJ Connolly or w
Chestnut fosled April 1862 got BY Quiz, dam By Major -
10 ~
Chestnut geI by Ben Abdab dam b. Hero " John Connolly
Bay colt years DID, 10 David Mum. for 30
Bsy Fanny Goldsmith foale July 1853 got By Bisird
Everett Lime by L. l. Black Hawk 70 smith tor SsS
gelding By Edward Everett DAM the dam Of Lottery
wears old VIM b. McITatb, Ga
Messrs. JohnstOn & Van Tasses regular semi. weekly
sale will, usual, be held at the Horse and Carriage
Auction Mart in East Thrteenthst, tomorrow friday.
the 10th inst, at IL O'CLOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-10

$500 head ag.lnsl soo head for the sane tine last yes n%
sctiye and nearly everything offered sold sales OF ~ hss E
Indiana sheep rnsing from 90 70 % ~ a ~ s head clipped
Ohio sheep averaging 90 g al head wooded ONO 'N''H
Raging 10 l0l N. at 81 5Od&s A., a. On, t..S
HeosReeep 100 head making The supply thus ff but bea
against 400 head for tho time last reea N ~ al
Illinois hags ranging iIis 40 40 w. I" WV
Se head Illinois cus ranging from is9 TO iet D. at -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-10
THE MARKETS.
losrehIly Reported for TIE TRrBuSEI

ICtfeiuly Reported Tor IHE TRIRUNR.I . -
THURSDAY. MAY ., 1872.
market without essential change with the exception
"a decline h Low Mdhng sales 223 bales 81 last eveuug Of
rhh W eonsuupt aud speculation Futures mod
demand aud lie ate higher sales follows all on basis o.
Aid.ing Sales last evening after mMsy LOO at Y
SI6c jane 2 40 % 76c 300 at 2 900 q 76e
loo 2; July 500 Zc August 200 a. sc September 500
a. l6c n Il6c, and 100 2sc together; October
80 lso Total $500 bales sales to-day to m: May +OO
~ p lS6c PC; June LOO at 2sc lOO at % l6c zoo at
7c % 7l5c, 100 81 % 5ec 700 al 4Slc Ja ly al
0 6r 200 Al 23c; August 200 at 23c September 100 at2tc
,oby 10 At zoe November l9!c December 800 at l9
80 hnles rrand Total n .nnN haes We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-10
BUFFALO LIVE ST.
n...I.I. I'D lnaI NIL

BUFFALO LIVE STOCK hARKEr-MN
ATTlyRetpts 72 head making The total for The week Ww
40 for the same tine last "et
Market active 9Th prices nnhipgei saf Of 25 head Illinois tee
rndpg from II6i 40 ~ s $3.50 IS 80 head Indiana Steers
from 1903 TO 2 ~ 81 900 20 50i 10 btAH o"A '
averaging IOlD n, al - 49, $500 -, 49,. Il,
sHEk;Rsseg 900 beaa, gAklS ts f22 w VIC JssA VlAS1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-10
Financial.

DFCFIVERs SALE.-NEW-Y0RK SUPE-
IL RoR CogRTwLaM WEBB sgs rh 81 ,Se nm
AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COaPhNf-In puTsanso1 % ,h y" Sxs
entitled scon appointing Receiver Of the properly ana ehe
of tbe North American Steamship Company will sell Of public anc
ton BY H. LUDLOW Cos AuetSnee A. me ETssfReS M
a. 1872 al O'clock m following described property constituting
part Of the estate vested In such Receiver VIZ btsen mo
Y hundred and stock Of The Central American
T,sp n, Comnspy II. MCCLELLAN Receiver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-10
III PER CENT
KANSAS SCHOOL BONDS.

Principal aud Interest psysbe NewYof Tho safest and most de-
sirAb Of bond Investments few choice lots for sale below W
FITCH, OTIS g. Co.,
pankers Pima NJ Neg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-10

Tie quotations Cotton IOnnBs quality oo more IMAM
ia grade y below the grade ouoteL
CoVPFE-Bra1ls remain quiet nOmnav unchanged West
M grades nest and fTm, but most good lots withdrawn
FGGS m in moderate demand Gd6lc dozen. The Price ad
yspce the latter part IL &c., but has declined again
FLOUR AND MBAIPor Flour there GOOD inquiry but The much
T s aski cheek business prices Of the low grades 5dSc
Gie Medium Rrtras l5Q25 better snd Family BRANDS he higher
the close suog The advances sales OF lo bbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-10
ioatebes, 5emelrp, ctr.

ERANKFIELD g. CO., Jewellers, 200 6th-ave;,
cor ltst 8sve 26thst watches jewelry sterling all
YER and finest retled at manaileurerS prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-10
OceGu STEAMERS.

IT s. MAIL to HAVANA.
" ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co. Sailing regularly
EVERY THURSDAY, o'clock precisely from Pier NO H.
North River -.
CRESCENT CITY Capt E. Van Size Via Nassau.May Is
MORO CASTLE I. H. Morton Via Nassaul MAY 30
For freight passage aPpytO A. W. DlMOC n Pre,ldeh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-10
90 farmers an0 Others.

nor LAWN and GRASS LANDS-SOlubl'
PACIFIC GUANO. GEO. L. WHITE, l60 Frontst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-10
priniinq.


ADAMS and CYLINDER PRESSW0RK for
IN Publishers Trade also JOB PRINTING Of variety
Low Prices good and all orders executed promptly HOLhhS
Centre and Wbite-sts.
VNO PUBLISHERS AND PRlNTERS.-The
undersigned Is prepared do CYLINDER PRESS WORK for pub
ner printers and the In general in the best manner and the
lowest rates JOHN MoLROY - Cortlandtst
WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, 104 Fulton-st-
w MTHOGRAPHIC. STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL
MANUFACTURERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-10
Sdplnas banks
Chances for Business me

BREWERY for SALE, or to LEASE.-The
AJ Oh established Brewery snd Malt House. Of Front and Jay
BROOKLYN convenient TO Biggest Cathans aud Fulton ferries
AppytoA r. YOUNG. i3 Jay-yt. Brooklyn.
EOR SALE--Cheap-Th whole or part of a
IL ffstcsss PAPER MILL, miloa Of
easy Address PAPER MILL, Tribune Office.
Two BRICKMAKERS.-FOr Sale an excellent
BRICK YARD, with direct water communication, fully equipped
daily, present has other business unug
constant attentions easy EDDY & Co.. No. Pakpace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-10

balos; gTaud toisI. II,UW hRIes We quote!
- 49,. Inn NnM.alrIaamA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-10
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

LIyEldOoI, May 9-Eyenius Common Rosin u p cWt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-13
ayelt 0tIeatls 8tpltbIitatt,
aEFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL Or NEW ORLEANS
% r. FICIAL.

laws of the United states Passed nt the
second Session Of the FOrty-First
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-13

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-13

wise, per third and separate articles treaty
of September thirty of September thirtieth,
eighteen hundred and nine three hundred
and fifty dollars
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-13

y
For third of five installments. tn,
series for beneficial objects, per second
article treaty of June twenty-ffth. eighteen
hundred and fifty five, four thousand dol
For thirteenth Of fifteen instailments. for
pay and subsistence of one farmer. one
blacksmith, and one wagon and plow
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-09
Register7s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ Accounts have been passed and fled in the
heglSter's Offce at Ehensburg, and will he pre-
sented to the Orphans Court of Cambria conn
", for contirmatiOn and allowance, on Wednes-
day. the 4th day Of September next, to wit;
Second Account OF stephen StutZman Ad-
ministrator, &c, of Lewis CObaugh, late of the
Borough of Johnstown, deceased.
First and L nal Account of Sarah Gallagher
and Michael Maloy, Executors of Thomas G. :
laEher, late of LOretto borough, deceased.
Final Account OF IOhn NJ. King. Administr ra-
tor of John B. Fromald, late of Johnstown
Cambria cOuaty, deceased.
Final *ccOfnt of 5Obn Bicket. Executor of
the last " III and Testament of ID. VI. Cooper,
late OF Chnton county. Iowa, deceased.
Account OF Joseph Hogue, Guardian of minor
| heirs OF Peter Seaman, hats Of Cambria town
ship, deceased.
The First ccourt of George J. Rodgers. Ex-
ecutOr of the iast y III and Testament of John
deceased. -
Third end Final 1&eeoe:nt of F. D. Storm. Ad-
ministrator Of y: T. Storm, late of Wa hingtcn
township. deceaSeG
Account of Z. B. Ellis, Trustee of the Estate
OF Hannah Hoech, late of JohnstOwn, decd.
account OF Mary HeSlop, a Admiuist triN cum
testdmsHt0 ,dnnero of Joseph HeslOp, late of
C3ncHauah borough, Cambria county. dee d.
First and Partial Account OF John A. Kennc-
dy, administrators of D6Infniek Mcbride late
of Carroll township, deceased.
GEO. ", OATNAN, Register
Registers Office, Ebensburg, Aug 8, 1921
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-09

PREPARE FOR THE MAMMOTH COMBINA-
TION.-Kleckner * Co.'S great mastodon
mcnagerie, gigantic circus colossal caravan
and museum, together with the Ali Ben
Abdellah troupe of real Bedouiu Arabs will
exhibit in this place Monday, August
18th.
The management announces for the season
of 1872 not only the largest, but the most at
tractive, novel, original and instructive pub
lie amuSements ever afforded TO this country.
The great Ali Ben Abdellah of genuine Be
douin Arabs, or ''Sons of the Desert (four-
teen in nunlber) acknowledged by the Euro
pean and American press as giving the most
sterling, rare and wonderful performance of
any on earth. Their extraordinary feats of
both ground and in mid air, surpass both
description and belief.
The vast department of zoology is com
posed of the rare and curious animals of
every continent, including ornithos of trop:>
cal and oriental birds, and embracing the
| finest collection of trained horses the small
! est ponies and the best performing lions in
] Ihe world. Among the specialties are a
/ heard of elephants, and a drove of camels
! and dromedaries.
a mammoth caravan of eighteen massive
/ cages Is a stupendOus combination, inVOlv-
/ ing an investment of half million of dol
| lars, requiring an army of disciplined men in
! the service, employing multitude of horses
| and train of wagon-dens and cages over a
| mile long for its transportation through the
| country. There will be grand scenic parade
on the morning of the exhibition.