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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-06

NEW EMPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
1 BETWEEN
PHILADEIPH IA, ALEXANDRIL.yA WASH.
lNGTON And GEORGETONN, D. O.
Regular sailing days from Pier No 2, North
NiLaTNes, Philadelphia, every MEDs ESDAY aud
SATU RDAY, a. IL IN.
From 81 Water street, Georgetown, every MON.
Tuesday and THU RsDAY
Freight received at any time
Apply 10 g. y. HYDE, SO Water street Georre
town, b. e.; N. ELDRIDGE & co, AIexaniria
Va; Nm. CLYDE CO, ~ South Delaware Ave
Hue, Philadelphia. mol If
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6"Putfy-eyed monster h what appeared In
the paper of Tennessee editor who wrote with
respect, "pretty aged minister" "'
GA plain white dress, without ornamept mr.
u wer OF any kind, IL the severest test OF a vo-
mans beauty and complexion.
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OAEAAR-Bargstns An Iad.es', Gents and Oafi
p drsat UkDtsoLofhisa 1.z b sscnc e.
Al csasU Srs8saI = ssss3 sss's'sA' ~.
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A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS

~ SAIL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SAT
URDAY TO AND FROM
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
ealing al ondonaerryto land Mails and Passengers,
ne steamers of this favorite line are built press
~ Tor the Atlantic passenger trade, aud ><SeA
hted up IN every respect with all thse IEfN
modern improvements calculats 20 in-1S<f7sstSSA
sure safety, comfort, and convenience Of psssen
gers.
PASSAGE Rates, Payable IN Crrrsreg,
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
DERRY
Firs. Cabin. Sos and SIS, according 10 location.
Calm Return Tickets, sl5e, securing best acc0mmo
dations intermediate, S.S Storage, SIS. Parties
chase al reduced rates For further psrticu
lars apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowl
ing Green, N. T.; or TO d. 5. SMITH, gas Pennsyl-
sylvsnia avenue, WILLIAMSON Co., la49 18th
street, Washington, ID. q. sc24 IN
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alphabetical List of tn, Senators, Rep
resentatives, and Delee. ates elected to
the Forty-Second Congre. vs. with fheir
Residences in Washington.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
'g'HE STEAMER ARROW
E0R NEW YORK. BOSTON AM
IL NORFOLK

Il NORFOLK.
ON and after December ]. the Steamer LADY OF
JfE LAk p, carry ing the L = mail, -
viii leave CT uch's WHAT. foot Of 9th S.aSy>zN
street. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYoErDcn
aud kiDAlS,4 p. m, (stoppinz AZ the principal
landings snng the rlN err lfOr Norfolk connecting At
Norfolk with the Nj. & Steamship Company for
B"-t'n; also connecting with the Virginia Stream
slap Company for New York, max ing a semi-wrel,ly
freight from the above named cities The Virginia
;. $ Co. s;esmsrs leave New York TUESDAYS,
and sAfURBA1S,S y. m, Pier IL N. River.
Agents.-N. ID. GrCher, Norfolk, vs.; NJ Ed
ridge, Alexandria, Va. J. q Waters, GeOrsetuwn ,
J.. g; Thos. NJ. Crouch will receive and deliye e.
freight at 9th street wharf until . clock D. M
DORSEY CLAGETT, Gent Agent.
drCl-tr Plan, Store, corner Il, n and N N az
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RAILROADS.
~ 10 THE sohIHa III III s s0is Th Asg nAss

Rn bns AbASAhA AND CHATTANOOGA RsuA
noeSa ~ from Ahatts-
Flcted, and ferns. With its con - -
ianS go, III shoRTEsT AL RAIL LINZ from P.~s.
NJ Dc-ton, New York. Philadelphis R.i,i,,s-s
rcos. 80 81 M .kschmcDd, Lynchhurg and Casfis
VT shrr nstasaiSn, Mobile, New 0neans ysciss.
lie ro.d- bed 10 in splsadid condition. .,s -
eSrlpment perfect. s1a -
fnl!mans Palace Day and sla.p,ns o.-....
NV Orleans uithsuf chARee ~ A""1s -
Purchase Tickets via the aisbsu.. -. No..
noosa hStlrosd, AID secure tbe auiok.-i tips =
The attention q Fretght Shippers :. o.p.s q. "a.
.oute As oaering the 81 sutag-S sBAT Transit -
tween the North and south, with -. 49,.
low o. By any other route Nfs -
en- snip freight, aid procure bHs Of lAdins "a.
wi, MILLias kEAVY, Genera, rrciEh, and Tia.
nooga. Tenn. -'' -
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rNpoRsENIHr OF rHI PRrss.

The many thcosnnls cured Of this essschshmsus
portant surgical oDerstioas perfcrned By Br john
ren. vitnssssd b The Iep9s;sr = the Sss and ns.y
and ain before the public, besldos bis sts ss
Fentlsman Of ch.rsctsr and reeponsibiiity. d srn
sB N DISEASES SPEED1LY CURED. oce<1y
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NERC HANTS LINE or STEAMSHIPS
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK,
Hereafter the Fine Steamships T. @, KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON will make regular week <ef>S~
!ytriPs between NETWORK ,ALEXAN- A9EfR
pkIA. WASHINGTON and GEORGE -S63A
TOWN, as follows Leave NEW YORK from Pier
50, Fast River, every SATURDAY at p. m Leave
GEORGET0WN every FBIDAy at "a No And
ALEXANDRIA the same day af 1 m.
For fuh information apply to b. p. A. DENHAM,
Agent, once and wharf foot Of High street George
town, or At the corner Of 18th street and New Yorh
avenue.
iellf J. w THOMPSON. President
SHoRTEsT AND QUICKEST LINZ SOUTH
and Potomac Line.-steamers leave & e&lIk
Eleventh. street Wharf, twice daily
SUNDAY p. IN. exceptedD At Q. m. and1 D. M or.
fee, COS Pennsylvania avenue. myI1tf
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a Youthful Murderer.
. roy FOURTEEN YEARS OF AGl
or ma fs..r 1880

I'D 90 we went accordinClv.
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"
potatoes, one ounce of milk, and one ounce of
suet, with salt. Mix and bake as before. 3.
Twelve ounces Of mashed potatoes, one ounce of
bruised in mortar. Mix and bake. 4. Twelve
ounces OF mashed potatoes, one ounce of suet
and one ounce of hung beef grated or chopped
fine. Mix and bake.
ROAST BEEF (SIRLoIN OR RIBs)-With cool
clear fire, give aquarter Of an hour to the pound;
but joint of beef Of ten pounds will take about
two hours and a half; twenty pounds, three hours
lance from the fire at first, and bring it gradn-
ally closer, when hot through, to prevent its
being scorched while yet raw. Basic very fire.
quently, with clarified dripping ut first, as there
will not be sufficient fat when first put down;
dredGe with flour q quarter Of an hour before
taking up, to make 1t like frOthed.
To ROAST PIaEoSs.-Scald some parsley,
chop it with the lvers, mix them with q piece
of fresh butter, season with pepper and SAT-:
put portion inside each pigeon; cover the
breast with q slice Of bacon fat; roast them:
serve with parsley and butter in the dish.
Cakes made with Indian Corn. Leaf
three quarters Of 9 pound Of meal, quarter
pound Of sugar, half . pound Of butter, eiRh
eggs, and grated nutmeg.
INpIAN CAKH-Add to pint OF sour milk q
butter, one egg sufcent meal to thicEsn it ,anS
teaspoonful OF carbonate OF soda.
GINGER CAKls-Aix In q quart of sour mill
the same quantity OF meal, and pint OF -four
auu gin VI mOiosSce, TWO tc8spOOnfu1 Of car
Donate Of soda, and some salt and ginger.
HOE CAKB-Mix together three tablespoon
| fuls Of cream in teacupful Of buttermflk ant
| sweeten It with three tablespoOnfuls Of sugar
| Then add gradually SUFFICIENT meal to render Il
| little thicker than batter, and flavor it will
salt and spice to suit the palate.
| JOHNNY CAKE.-Make batter of the consis
tence employed for pancakes, Of the following
| materials quart Of milk, q teAcupful Of whea
| -four, sufficient quantity Of Indian me al thre,
| eggs, and teaspoonful Of carbonate Of soda
| Pour the batter Into tin pan well buttered in.
| milk OF butter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-06

Especially, who have become the Victims OF Solitary
Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which ca
Bualiy sweeps 60 uutimely grave thousands a
young men 81 the most exalted talents aud brtia1f
Intellect, who might otherwise have eatrancea ia
epirg sensfes with the thun1ers Of el03ueuce, o.
walsd to ecstasy the living Tyre, may call vito f.A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-06
MARRIAGE.

Married persons, or Young Me- oontsnn platins or
rise>, aware Of Physical Weakness; Less 81 fr0cre
atiNc Power-ImpOtency, y Nervous Excitahiiify Psl
gitaiion, organic Weakness, Nervous Debility, q,
any other Dlsq uaihcatlOn, speedily removed.
he who places himself under tas care of d. J uas
e'iCiOusly cOnfds in his honor n geptiefu.1, a.
CoprdeUtlv rely his ekf1 NJ n nh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-12
A UCTION SALE-AT 100 WEST 23D ST.,
IA THIS TUESDAY, MORNING,

IA THIS TUESDAY, MORNING,
commencing al IL O'Clock.
LUKE FITZGERALD, AUCTIONEER.
Over $4,000 worth 40 lots by catalogue
Elegant, costly Household Furniture, Chckering Sons
Pianoforte Pier and Manel Mirrors fine OH Paintings
real Bronze and Bsque Figures Velvet Medallion Carpets
rich lace and brocate Curtains, magnificent rosewood
padour style, tnlaid and gided ladies' Writing
Desks Bookcase, 500 volumes choice Books, &c.
Bedrooms consist viz. -
Solid rosewood and black walnut Bedroom Suits, style
Louis the XIV; Bedsteads, Bureaus Washstands Com
NODES Wardrobes Shaving and dressing Cases. cured
Hair Mattresses Spring Beds Blankets, Sheets Pillows
Turkish Chairs, Lounges, Clocks. &c.
Dining Room consists viz -
Msgnincent Buffet cost $500; Chairs Extension Tables
Dinner and Tea Sets. $50 pieces Casters Urno Forks,
Spoons. &c Basement and Kitchen Furniture, Icebox
Tables, Chairs, Stoves Carpets, Oclohs Extension Table,
Sc House open At OcloSl Catalogue. ready Sale post
third street and Sixth avenue pass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-12

UcTloN SALE.
CHARLES FENT will sell public auction the old estao.
io. q ground, together with Ensns BOILER
also =" sha for he .n%
pre%sss or of %s
iormer street, Williamsburg.
"A vets &c A n GRlsTALAR Auctioneer. will sell this
S March at Of 0s sse Of Ue1 Ss at LIZ
Sons ccored wooIs Gimps KID Cloves flowers Feathers
he to Be so wso fesy wne %
sickness. Dealers, trade and public invited.
A Sale Of Magnificent Household Furniture
at the elegant priv, residence
'rfs ain ooes
R psgtns. s4So,s RTsvnS EGSm Suits
Drawing Room suits Formation. Marie An,cne.,e styles:
S1ufs Velvet es
$ MAKER osewoo S.I s"resa rss s
sad w spsS T Extension Table, Buffet
Furniture servants apartments Sale peremptory Cata
UcIIoN NorICE.-CLINToN B. osGooD, AUCTION.
dEsTEEE SECOND py p 6aao5 H9gsEBoLD FURNITURE
1875 MEBEEsb sE a1hSH i SR IL T. RrAoE
HaRHs SHsp Of
cARvEp Lag s'fh wx AL
Cottage Suits, Mattresses, Tables,
REFRIGERATORs, PARLOR SUITS, MIRRORS,
Dining Tables and Chairs, Bedding,
CHINA, GLASSWARE, KITCHEN UTENSILS, &C., &C.
as ziss Aussss
at 109 ococx, at private mansion ia West 26h ST. near
ave. 400 lots $4,000 worth Of magnificent House
hold Furniture, viz brilliant toned rosewood fsnp'os'
Mirrors Lace Curtains brussels Velvet Carpss marble
top Tables, Bookcase, Eageres Bronzes. &c, &C.
Also Bedroom Suits, IN roecwooo-. vu.~s
and walnut Single ana Double Bedsicads "rsc ciocts
&C. also Dining Room, basement and kItchen y,
Piae Cutlery, China, Buffet Extension Taoie' enAs' &C.
Sale positive
4 JoURNEAY, AUCTIONEEK $3.50
IA. ONCE No. Pine street, new aork. ,,-.-..
Auction saie Of vauable and Business property
wednesday !. X ocioss q s1ehsnSe sales
tween h and Sth avs, four story high oop brown stone
sses,or NAV iSSs West ilh st. Nos ILL., 49, IFS ill.,
s-twsen s6 ana Oh avs ground % O4xl033 with bulld
Terms sasv SUE = Ancuonssrs omos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-12

TvOR SALE OR TO LEASE-A PLOT CONTAINING
six lots, running through from Thompson to Sullivan
streets near Houston Apply to ELLIS N. CROW. l46 su
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-12

JNIRST SPRING TRADE SALE.
Il We will offer, Wednesday, March IS, 1872 at lOk
O'Clock A. NJ the best and complete line OF Boots and
'A''' '''' p'' ~ A. s. Richards 4 CO.,
Auctoneeis and Commission Merchants,
No. College place, between Murray and Barclay Streets
New York.
Auction sales of Boots and Shoes Wednesday during
the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-12

ITO LET-STORE NO. 232 MAIN STREET, PATERSON,
N j., suitable for dry fancy goods any other
FIRST class business immediate possession Apply to Ii.
MCCROSSAN, on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-12

TNOR sALE-THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY 1868 HUD-
street, of Laieht with the Lot adjoining
Laight street Apply II. d. AlLDEBERGkR 50 Carins
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-12

DEING ABOUT TO LEAVE FOR EUROPE, I WILL
ID let my Dwelling House, with immediate possession
tween Fifth and Sixth the Fifth Avenue HOTEL
good order hroughou fully and elegantly furnished to
strictly family for three at moderate rent
investment security Tor the rent required Address for
particulars b. Y. E., Herald Uptown Branch ONCE, 1855
Broadway
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SAL
OR TO RENT.

"A Ii WANTING FARMs-GOOD SOIL, MILD CT
IA mate-for papers address c. X lands, Vnean
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-12

WANTED FOR CAsH-A GOOD SET OF ROSEWOOD
w or black walnut Parlor Fnrni.urei also Pier Glass,
with indow Cornlces also good black walnut Book
Address J. w. HICKEY 0enera AGENT Appraiser and
epeeuasos Tor urvae partss on comisson ~ kAs lsh o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-12

TOR SALE BROWN STONE PRIVATE HOUSE ON
IL Forty nnth street, between broadway and Eighth
nue. also three brown Houses just nshing built
for two antilles with all modern neatly
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-12
TNDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
~ EXECUTORS SALE OF
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ELEGANT Oh PAINTINGS, &C..


To close estate.
BY EDWARD SCHENCk, THIS DAY, MARCH n,
at l0>a O'Clock, at the private residence
236 Second avenue between Fourteenth and Fifteenth ga
all OF the elegant Furniture vzWton aud Brussels Car
superb Mante and Pier Mirrors and Console Tables,
rosewood and buh Cabinets, Music Cabinets, Centre.
Sofa and Gard Tables Parlor Suits of H. and pieces;
Satin Damask Curtains Piano. Music Stands, ee
CANT Gas Chandeliers and Brackets rosewood Ar%oIss
black walnut Hall Stands and Chairs Olcohs, &c. also
large lot Cloths, &C. also large Mange, in perfect Order
together with the -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.
.,...,uraN afaUEpT-

oSooy Fob 2O-30 mConso' opened a, Peg Tor GG' a 9
AMI b. United States fyel"enV oonls o' ''' ~
IN ia7,. Ten Fortes 8ti
p,rt. Frh ga. u.-keutes opened al SOL &c. ., 9,
Irrr.,.or 2-ll Motion OpeDed hrnef hiiig uP
| fi4i Mfirg II d sales Of Cotton at SEA near! Que
~ D.lu nave llid. for Mdlug. The shipments
~ flm Bombay last report to the 18Th inst have been
y BAL BALE. Re sp Of Wheat Tor the past three DAYS, lloW qua
Or. 40 American. .-.-,-....-
t,,y F,b N-l30r r-Amecan securities quiet and ssdy.
i.,,.,,,l Frh C-IO g. -CotOn is strong sales OF Got
IL. nah Charleston. have been MAZE
l ,f Urs8isjufs quiet Corn, % per quarter Ialo"
&, r@r,r; -, .,..o,, e.. ,,., money
M .rr United Sttes tse Twenty bonds, 1908 81; lo6's
80 81. il1-. .2i Teu-Ior-ics. j5 ,
,,7 Jr5 25-Uutel states FveTveuy bonds %. for the
..rs 1902
p,ss I., 2O-p r.-Eent's closed SCI &c $500, =,
i..s lp, leb lJfU D. U.Cot,oH closed eadv Nidhng "
,,-. l.I NHtr~ Olcns uiGllL; sdes Of the day 1900
40, 5000 and export Adyices from Manches
r non. ae adec the market here Lard - per ewt
A,r...' Ir, 2.-ps'.uieum q . fer Gne Pale American
losb,>. f-l l,--Evcuins. aIcgtia Linseed 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-21

rrl,,. D,,,Io. .nII fors
harness ana horse clothing brought pretty Iar
At Messrs. Barker s. ehases City auction Marsa
NewYOrk Tattersas a sale Of horses wagons hors-9
and horse clothing will be held tomorrow t"edheSu"J'
the 2lst instant at - O'Clock. -.
Mr.. John L. Vandewater, auctlOneer, announces -
public sale OF some desirable stock when - 10 w
brought tho hammer stables No i3 Great JOness
tomorrow "wednesday, tho 2lst, at 1880 a. ~.
Attention invited to Of tine largest 'aes OF Vau
able trottng stock which will take place on the ga
ton Orange CO. near Turner's the Erie Pa iway Ffty
stations brood mares colts, ard FLIES, will he sold to
the highest bidder without reserve and six me nths ume
o0ciae as auconeer and ii favored by the weather.
this promises DE not only 81 The largest Out also
one OF the attractive sales ever held IN the Nchy
OF New-YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-21
COTTON MARKETS.

G,fvpsro> feb 2CottOn tuD; Good Ordinary 2Otc net re-
s,ui. A.. bale. ssos 1000 stock. 50 ia bales.
Nosr,tK 2.COtton quiet. Low Mdilngs Pile net re-
sp. lt bae crpors-cJastSse 800 bales sales 100 bales
Ook. 3.t bales.
Bos.Jr 2J-CoOn dull; Mdngs, Zi 2Jsc net receipts
Q as~ sales. jn bales stock 5000 bale.
gsro, fet 2UCOOu Quet Mtdhnss 22G2lici net re-
eep. bate. sales 20 bales; stock, osoJ bales
SAvAs~AH frm for good grades Others nominal
hday II 42stc receu lt0 bales eIpOsto Great BTt
llc Barcelona bales sales, l'N bales stock, II 8oJ
baf
B,-iNsuE Pen 20Cot;Ol quiet but steady Mddlug }J net
ispL hae gross "a bales eKpOr-co3stWise 81 bales sales
D. ltc.. stock. &. go la.es.
Ll~sUI.. Trh 2n.-fot'on quiet; Mrldlngs, PIE
tvr..NAr Feb 2cCotou dull and dropping Mddhpgs 22ic
g.. Boz" Feb 20.-Co.tO1 finn, Mdiliugs 22ic
N1aJaiEts Pei. 2C-COOn and bm MddlngS, I2.c
, lk bales TO- E'5 bsles erpoto HayTe 6iJ
tai. o. ou sd bales; stock. Rl3 729 bales
AoBF dull; Middmgs 2Iie. net receipts 152
Belle rtpo reat Britain 5O34 bales sales, 50 bales stock,
t1.Fy b4-s
Feb 2oCoon easier; MddLngs %; d22ic net re-
Wrsl..roS Fsb zo-Coi,Ou arm Mddungs, &c net receipts
az bairt- st0ak 4J46 hales ..
AUer,A Feb lo-Co,ton du and Nominal Mddlngs 2lic re-
q, L4es, sales. ~ bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-21
DOMESTIC MARKETS

az, ALL. suo..s-.
a,' - -fe4I nti !, ' W6ei srr Red : S9G
pm bush ,,uor 81 o., No. Srn q. a. Mes. Pors si 5Jd
5 . lS' a. .c,n firm rl unchanged Flour yer, srn
Nf ro ~g-err. 20 50 Is: Do Extra R70 ~ =;
D., t- Sae Hg Cy Nils sap hne 80 ~; ~ 20 Et Do
~ - p.aps,yaaa II IS 90; other GRADES unchanged Corn
81 b Ie PORK t1n al i =" bl4 Mel'' -ll', w. ,aro fr
I',A't "''n lil , a.o. Lard brn az ia zoe Western
, & of isi la and areiansei Wheat dal, sales Of
Aa'[ q. 80 ,e "a Low III M1 SI Oats quiet at lt
~ i .r Al brrB 7- fr Rejected Clover Seed steady
=. IS D,,.- dos, steady q. D. Bep-looo bbl< Flour.
-1o,l.l b. Wlc1t ana $3.50 hush Cora
t.... t Ih 2.For demand; Family higher sales Of
e. O .,.ar b.. % Ar leraua and frm Butter arm and
D." 80 f-r ~ Ggo1" BrIk Ms,ts-Dersrd light
.. an sto, dor "a. So: SIDES dc sales. 10000 n.
49,. 'e- i.-.. Bacon lpl and troop1s none offering
- &c.,. i.v, hog. alr ard IN fair demand ~ Goa rs,
I5 ..uir Fb 2-Tosasso aruys sales go hhds Common to
'tf- PrrI oe,r, add frr tie demand exceeds ile
,' FT' - no. '."3 -pl Choice Sheled sacked
e. o.. r f qeae q g 5, 1na a at Ion 5Ts o
- I i.-s ~ i' S... ! IT, p.csei Bula Meats
b.. ,''1 ~, p. f...iti Wbisfy lai a,
,- S ol S4 vii, at W i g i9 So rs IS
TO-, 5o. .gtr, w-,. sa,. lloo bush NO Mlvagsee
g,l b.1 D., &C. Fsc qus,; Carada lea at i. p a. Re
..... 49, 55. ri. mans. .z- NdIin-s SZfd
hi,' ai'' 'oi'S pl FI, gt, on Tioar-o Do toa
$50 '. 81. No. l,r Grain in .for. today a.
~. I'D mo t., On iej b1.h Oats 2Ji UJJ bash.
D. 'HH'.. H.. f.. r. 0,..i PEGS
i.h .-Wh,at attention sles Of No 2
7ril A. 81 10 80 TO-. , r; Geuesee. - IS
f.r -, cr CLor. Corn dull az ~ u72c for NO
W.-ra - Aivel oar. s'ed7i sales cars No I St'ie al D
...t...g 2lEH-r auc unchanged Wheat hm alu
.- io lt " !: 81 % fr No 2 oats nm an 10
tIr 4uf ,or Ne . Corr IN tr demand anI owe
81. ,r..I i demand o. - 10Y No. j. bHT'y to'ts aAu
l-- H 10y Ho.2 Fell Live h.-s uil ana in1
&C., '.rtns.art D. D.; holes -i Al - -.
i.rV bush. NLe.t "tntA'- N' 81,
.H ~ =
AMI - aea q.e' end unchanged Oais qae anu uA
81 z NIL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-21
HORSE AND CARTHAGE MARKET.


Nhh-lOhh' luSonAy, Feb. %
There is TO new feature in the general com
,on OF the Horse trade. The bulk OF the busipes at
present ia concentrated 10 East TweBtyfourth At
between Lexington and secondaye. Commonly known
as the Bulls Head Market. where an active trade In
work horses Of all kinds is carried at welmantaned
prices. New arrivals are reported daily, comprising
Canadian farm horses and Western work horses, the
former bringing from sll 10 500 per head the latter
from SEQ To SIS common draft beFses ana WON
$3.50 TO $3.50 for prime French horses. -. .
The Attendance at the seTiwoey sale hen uou 1 AZ
ston a Van Tas9ell, large and well d&p0sem 70 po
lively on all the lots brought 20 the hammer Inc o
1.,,fk, q tho 10
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pr North Ruer Fssssls RGilToGda
T % pA-s Ashes pig. Be ywaI 2t36 bales Cotton ~ bs
Coo1 3 hses Cotton Seed Meal 26 bbs Cotton Seed OIL Is
M pr r1 72i Ergs 4so2 bh Flour. 1000 bash Wheat
8 lI SIS bush. Oats $500 bash Malt 1902 huh par
r tt BAGS bt 30 bills Meal on bags Meal 81
hs Hemp 10 5i Horns HOPS 2T9 Hides 82 bales lidrs
1880 siss Leather bills Spirits Tupeahne ~ ntl
Ol pigs Pork pEgs Beef LII pkg Cut Meats S p
Grease lldJ pkss LAM 81 pkg SeaIn, 5s Pkg ba,j' No.
ys t.s pkgs TuloE 70 hbls Lard Oil 362l lese LOO
5 hcr. r1aas 80 bids y o. SugHf o P1
S;sr-a skins. lhd Tobacco 80 pkgs Tobacco 80 o''
Nlsk.. is NoOL
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, mostly common lots were tnsactous foowsl
m head Ohio seer ranging 1OOGl9u NJ al 81 BGaS6 rs
bul averaging ~ h. ct So ~ heal Michigan steers
avcrayng r. IS - Sbcep-Receps 2gC head making
FRIDAY supply Tor opening Of the
far light; sale Of I8S averaging 81 ~ Hog
Frdsy l3y2 head market quiet sales l
60 So Q 80 81. he latter for prime
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Nd MAHOPAC RAILROAD

NETWORK AND MAH0PAC RAILROAD
~ COMPANY-NOTICB TO ST0CKHOLDBRS.-Tbe annual
ELECTION for THIRTEEN DIRECTORS three INSPECTORS
ELECTION Of this Company will be held Of the Once Of the Company
Grand Depot NeWYO CITY WEDNESDAY the 18th da Of
March next The polls will opened from l. O'Clock
o'clock D. IN Of that The will
O'Clock D. M Of the 7th March until O'Clock l4h
day March ROBERT J. NlNEN, Treasurer
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TREAsURER's OFFICE STATE or MISSOURI
Cry OF JEFFERSON, Jan. l. 1871 I
DnNrVAIInY TNTrFaf, -

TREAsURERs OFFICE MISSOURI
CRY % JEFFERSON, Jan /. 1872. !
TENO MISSOURI BOEDHOLDERS.-The FUND
\ COMMISSIONERS Of the STATE Of MISSOURI will redeem At
& National Of Commerce following
the slate aid Of the construction Railroad
accrued thereon
Bombs numbered from | 70 81. January H. 1871
Bonds numbered from 81 10 100. February p, l8T2
BONDS numbered from 0l 20 $50, April d, 1872.
Bonds numbered from ISL TO 200, may ", 1872.
Bonds numbered from POI 10 25O, July g. l87l
Bonds numbered from PSI to 800, July p, 1872.
Bonds numbered from 3Ol 10 $50, August 49, 1917.
Bonds numbered from 35l 10 40 September II, 1872.
Bonds numbered rou 40 TO $50 October a. 1872
Bonds numbered from i5 70 500 November 49, 1872
Interest will above bonds the dates
SAMUEL HAYS, State Treasurer kI OhcO Fund Commission
DAN N. DRAPER. STATE Auditor STATE Of Missouri.