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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-28

active ut Il decline OF 2oc. Bacon Is $,lHef,
though prices are no: materially hanged. Re-
c..il's Of Dressed Hogs are very light, with
far demand. Tho market is bure of lump Flas-
ter; rrourd is in fair request. The stock OF
Salt i: small; two c>.rs'cS Of &. y. and fine, d.
rec. from LivcIpr"l, are reported below, and
daily c2rcctc'; II! tho wharvcs.
ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET. March -.
TIE offerings oil Cattle ard Hogs this W eek have
been light, but Sheep were in fall supply. A
be ter feeling prevailed through bout the market,
md though there WAS no advance in prices, sales
were more readily effected. We quote Cattle ut
! from =! 10 &c; Hogs e! 10 lie; sheep clipped, .
- !, :, and Cows and Calves - 10 $50. The
butcher, re bought only of the best Cattle
that were offered.
BALTIMORE CATTLE, MARKET. March 81
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged aa fol-
( lows: Best Bcevcs at e l2aS7 81; general
Is rated first quality at .OuS6 II; medium
Steers Oxen and Cows ut 3 50.S4 IS; inferior
and lowest grades of Cattle Q tu..S0 0o-Srncral
average ut the market to-day 81 80; extreme
rargc Of prices 3 50aS7 81. Most OF the sales
W. from $40 to So % per 100 lbs To-
tai receipts for the week SO head, against 99l
!;..t week, ant 991 head same time last year To-
tai sales for the week 500 head, against s;'l
lat week and 96I head same time last year.
Tie market this week has shown more activity
/ An Tor several weeks past. md prices are n
:! ale s!Ig her The quality Of The Cattle gcner-
ally through ait I'll" grades WAS better than last
week there being lever of cuntnon grade
than IL >cvcr, w'.caS past
Strp Til" itgug surp!y for the past few
weeks. and the prc>clt very Halted receipts
hs.vr had III" c'!.c. II advancing prices, and
quotations may br place! 4,!c higher, quality
cDns crcd. than last week We i,uu.e fair to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-28

Don Carlos is reported to have abdicsted his
claims to the Spanish throne in favor of his
son under the regency Of his brother, Don
AlphonSO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-28

REMAKkS.-F.our oi'c!.cG very dui. rc'.c:t;
have been light, with lair ock>, and owing 10
the decline in Eastern markets prices 1T The close
Of the week are quoted 25c oil on Nil grades !;
shj,in .n.s during the week OF 10 bills Eat Il.
V heat opened dull nj decline, but as the
week advanced prices st'ilcEcd with II better de-
mand, and the market closes firm ut al advance
Of ;jc on the Iii cher grade. offerings to-day Of
Is bushels white az. lu2 of red Wit: sales ri tn"
former at $50 and 49, for good 70 prime. and Of
the latter ut 10 for a damaged lot, and 1870 for
prime. Receipts o: Com have been liz t, asc
the market closes very active a. An sdvance 81
3ajc on opening lu2tstiot$; offerings to lay OF
3es bushels mixed and 4 ot yellow, with saes
Of the f,rner at 81, and Of the latter u; I'll. Rye
is quiet and unchaLged There have been no
arrivals Of Oats ana the stock in S:o:e M. been
well worked oil fer seed. Butter * til! Very
scarce, and prices have advaac2d fully Dc on
choice lots. Eggs ere in good demand for ship
mcnt and prices are la2c better. Poultry is in
active enquiry, but the market is bare. Potatoes
are wanted, particularly for seed. Seed: arc in
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-28

The first inSta!ment Of the calendar of Colo
NAL papers prepared from the English STATE
papers has been received by the Secretary Of
the Commonwealth ard embraces large mum
Der of the earliest Official documents, &c., III
regard TO Virginia, properly in1exea and dated,
with abstracts If their contents, clearly though
briefly given. This calendar when completed
will form one Of the most important Of the ac-
ouiStions of The State Library, and will throw
mitch light upon the early history OF Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-28

At Paris, yesterday, Judgment was rendered
in the Memphis AID FL Paso railway case. The
defendants were pronounced guilty Of swndllng
and sentenced toyaricuS terms oiimprsonment
General Fremont was condemned, in conuma-
clam. to five years Imprisonment. The other
defendants, who were present, were arrested
as they were leaving the court room.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-28

STATE DEBTs. The fillowing is Il COPY Of
The resolutions in relation to tn" AZ umr,!on OF
the debt, of the States iy the Federal Govern
mcnt, as they have passed both Houses ci the
General Assembly,
Whereas. The Governor Of Virginia ha.
transmitted to the General Assembly his Sic-
cial mas age recommending tue assumption and
payment Of the existing debts Of all tic States
Ly the United States Government therefore.
Re~o1,cd Ly he General -lSM0bV n Virgin
m. That it concurs in the said rccomrca,Ia-
ton o: the Governor us wise, ju-t and cxpc-
dicnt.
Rcwlr,d That the Governor be requested
TO transmit copies VI these resolutions, togctll-
err with the message, to the General As~cm-
by Of each of the States ana request their con
currencc therein, aud that our S2na'u's ana
representatives in Congress b. requested u give
the matter their earnest attention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-28

SALE OF RAILROAD STOCK. Under bill
passed by the General Assembly and approved
BY the Governor, the Board of Public Works
is authorized to dispose of the States interest
in the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company, amounting to about $212, :
600, for not less than its par value in bankable
currency.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-28

CnULDN'T .lGEEE III the ca-c "i' i'"pi.
Ilardwickn, Chief If Police. wh' las been Oh
trial f,r several days il the t"itci States p:>-
tllct Curt III III" eha!-s al. violating the f.li-
inryrmcrt Act the jiur; were unal''c - aS'r"
upon verdict. ANA we're d.,:llrr.:cI. II l. IT.
ccltulncd tina. upon rrtirlm., al' or tue c:o>t %!
the Argument. tie jury stead ! Tor acqnltlal
ami l,.r conviction. This one wa> DAyri D..
lu..cr, Il i,udiug radical 2olnr>l man, WHO, II
>,IircI ,!urr= the t"k!',g # lie testimony.
was himself one If the PARTIES complaining I'll
being derived ii II, rights by tap;. Hard
wckc ; ana upon this fact bec,,uIug known,
applirati n was made IL tie Judge ty the
counsel for the d, tcp'iant to strike iurrcr rom
the panel. Du; the Jilige refused IL 10 So,
wholly contrary. to al The rules al Justice and
t,irnc$s to the acru.ed, Jpou a suh quc"l
pcll of III, july. Turner had 50 naniI II at.l
aud wo upon the rcnlauin. f,us coiorc incn
on it. who had first voted FIR acln!t:;si. that
they changed Their votes, and the ballot stood
! to ia STRIFE! cllrr vutc-anl thus it remain
ed when hc Jury were discharged. -LyacltJ"fy
Nvws
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-28
Washington Scsrs.

Charlie, Fl. O'Rricu wa. scut to the Albany
renitsutiary by the late ,rai;i list night, to
serve ont lis life term FIR the murder of Cun-
uirrEan. Previous to lis departure he contc: scd
thar he had had In hi POSSESSION IL frame and
a drz.n saws. tia; he intended to cut his icg
ir,ns nearly in tyo, 81 that >ir,lr" clk would
hr..ak them aud -ome tine when he was in
IL. nilic. and saw a chance. 10 KICK them
l,osn and RIM BIT this scheme was detected
and his tools taken away.
We are informed that it is determined By
parties directly Interested u circulate petitions
FIR SIGNATURE, Drawing Cuugr, s. To make the
Am. ,luct structure al Grolgctuwn free
bridge.
News reached this city yesterday OF the
death in Denver City. Coiuraio. on Saturday
evening last, OF Mr.. John r. ElvanS in the
inity-iirst year If MS Hg". He was i"imrry
w,I-known hardware d ;,'cr in his ely.
\ SCENE IN COURT IL LNNCHEEl:G. -- In
,hr : :,o,r, v.>t .ul - fern ION. IN i,l;v
."' W ~
IN the case III Tue >'''o M ~ '"
Hardwicke, was sent l'r anu "'n5'' ''''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-28

tuIctGU CATTLE MARKET, M.rch -. . Cat
l. active; r..c-ilr> 3'aH: market strong Tor nj!
crs,;.,.> chpcr AT w steer. sold freely Il. 15t
~ 20, ii = 10 good we'll int.c;l Steers ,craginS
llui2: cw, / 1JnS1 t.J. good corn-f,d Texans
/ ~, - 10; Two small punches Of extra Ste r
.vrrls:ng OYER licwt. Sold att c5.S1 shipments
Yesterday $50 liJg> active aad strong and nd
v.nc.d lnc: receipts latOU; sales rang ag ja
:, - outside for extra S.i:oatn lots averaging
30 it= shipments 20 J.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-28

FEEpERGcKsB1 RG MARKET, March 27.--MAr-
kct gi.irL aad ,ric"S unchanged. Light receipts
Of Grain. Wheat quoted Ut li0a20j for white
i..i red. Corn j5atrJ. Oats 5,.Ij. Rye 1OaI0.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-28

Lr>cHEuEG Il AEKET, March 211.-During tn"
w",-N the n..rh"t llas been larry active, but
prcc- have bee, unchanged. Receipt: Of Whsnt
snow >|i hit iacs, ;,t. ;,id IL" d lnahd is active
whit" l,1nl1s: rcd .G1al.5 Cora Is in good en-
qury: whit" 12;;7j Oats lass active u. :.0s5'.
trcript- ut Tobacco have somewhat fallen I'll,
ami prices are rather lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-28

active ut decline of 25c. Bacon is sitter,
though prices are no; materially hanged. Re-
cripts Of Dressed Hogs very light, with u
far demand. The markc! is burc of lump Flas-
ter rrouLd is in fair request. The stock OF
Salt i: small! two c,rg'cS Of &. y. and fine, d.
rec! from Liverpool, are reported below, and
daily expected; M tho wharvcS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-28

ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET. March -. :
TIE offerings ui Cattle ard Hogs this v eek have
been light, but Sheep were in fall supply. A
better feeling prevailed throughout the market,
md though there WAS no advance in prices, sales
were more re.Li!y effected. We quote Cattle ut
from =! 10 &c; Hogs L! to lie; sheep. clipped,
to-, and Cows and Calves - To $50 The
butchers. h're bought only of the best Cattle
that were OH red
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-07


w.ss x... anita, ',,s s. S' Euss Iarsas out sos
s sss lts an. p m ., ,sss ~ 2. 81.
Co $40 ~ car 81 Slste sheep :, we curn,
Srrva trAay y oars ~ ~ shesp iol % at8
PsseSs - !. Is. Ses Sstarsy ssas , III I'M I N" hs
s Our Of ws este , $3.50 went ss iCs sse q
ar :sh s 4tCsSSs Tor ieOaaN ~ 7ie Tor Ps'
a as's -.,,.-.s .,a rs-s,, x.rchs.--c.rrr--
sAsI ~ he eeS snan March se nj ~ ward ssii. hss
.sSS 20 ss ssss ss b. Ts better has q ss seller:
ben only vet, ysu over hat Of as. $50 "a 81 on brS
a All Oes Is SsS. 81 ss sshra OHIO '.d :. nc S 80
tAs seen .s T. ls 70 h" sns i Al ~ "a
40 and lighter m cattle sG as sssa few cattle hand Of any
oSs go eoA WesasT f ~ n $40 he.s sssps, iSl
Bo.Resg Is ne TS. srrp sh and e.De. Of gocd srsass
s YER good usss ia 40 Sc Is good WORKERS IS SS
o'e lss' vces IS sses 90 common $500 ~ Nei 70"
ssir sapS sbs veel 81 Cur 1880 head, against 81
ST. sl Ssor supply Ess aenaTS iair " 'as ieos,es
paOes. . 2 ~. VI Al SID, gOOa sheep, fair demAOd
-. M,reh 6-CATrLs-The receipts TO-DAY. including
$50 70 sre Gao bead making the total nppl7 for
the W IL nv sarSet actve yesterday
es TIE quality stoek good bat the run was hgot
fs' - o. ,.Ies u 100 head Illinois stee-s ranging
- aI4 = So - 2s6sS So s. head Missouri steers
-s qt nj AZ IS So IS Mgsu ranging ron 95
20 al s59S5 50; lO2 head Texas steers averaging ili3 n AZ
o. 10 Mcgan stoears averaging s 70 At IS 90 IS head
acsssr 40 n % Si II head Illinois '1'n
sSTP sSp L.nB~Ths receipts TO-DAY Waking the
al supply against IS see head ioE ne
ns Inc week opened slow &C. .eysaee 60 A
SEEKS closing pnces bui ioS sheen srvHg tefe - $50
vcz.Fug 20 SO head Iudisna sheep ranging NON "
. = NJ rpts -r sohe,d mslinG the total supply 'or
lj hesd sgsns Is 90 heaa or e sa a.
'et ne raEse vas as ~ sr. opi A rn sS Y5SsS -;
sizes o. l76 OHIO pigs. averaging 4'i 10 I" -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-07
COTTON BARKFTS

March sCo,toa Ma.fHss lslei receipts 81
bsss 81
MosILr 6Cotou 4uu aDl nominal Mldnys Isie: net
t5 etpor-co4stw.se. - bales. sales bales
s'9rk a. rs bales
GAIvyFrOE Aarek 6-Cottol Good Oriuary 10 dl6c
81 re b. 81 BALES erportseosNise ~ btesi saes 20 bales
l5ocs =. io5 osles
wuENGros, March sCoiion quiet Mdftazs To-; rsespts
l3 bales erportsoo 2 bales sass p bales stock
bales
81 Loris March 6C0ttou quiet Low hiilngs l8dl8l Mi
dhuu BOISE reoelyts AIS BALES. stipmeBts 1874 baea
lHAkLrsrOE March 6C0Oa steady fair demand Mdfnys
Bee falrs So before
soastsse s'z bales 800 bales 5s97s
Lot March tC0ttOl gue Aitdhns receipts
bsies pmeuts, 56i bales
A1TAAH March 6Cot0n quiet MddingS 1870 net recsivit
So bales eTportst0 the Continent $40 bales oOassse bales
BsLrsoHS Aaret 6ottOu du Mdiags 20.c gross
" 49,
tiScSssri, Mrch Cotton dan. Mf9Bgs l9lc pts 137
'Aisss .lsgnsats, l0l bales stock. 9l3JJ baiei
o-tos March Lection
- 49,. aste - baless stock 1910 baca
& sskASa March Cotton frn MdJngs i9 aigle net
p 80 Detsi res 41D bses rru0r-to tie Continent cal
o1ss e =. bales lAst evssng stock I sl bales
AAeo h-totau steady Hadllas.
st0cK. G69 bales 90 'So'i s@oh wv O'ies
nssSils asioa o-S9on dull Low ndllaxs ig!c rscsps
fHiLADELrHiA March o-boiio1 aidsnnss Bse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-07

NORKSHIRE RELISH
The Most Delicious and Cheapest sauce IN The World
Warranted pure and free RON INJURIOUS ,nlreilsai
s-2 lgl BOTTLE3 SOLD IN OHB MONTH AUGUST i3fs'
Sale unprroedcue Ted In She history Of sauces.
by Omer IN bottles, az 3D. L. i1i -
Trade MArk-Wiov Pattern Plate Beware y lnltoas
Manufacturers. GUUDALL, bhCkHuuSe 81 bU.,
Ls-is. Bng aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-07
INDIANAPOLIS,
BLOOMINGTON G. WESTERN
Railway
Z Per Cent Convertible
GOLD BONDS,
SECURED By
First Mortgage on its Extension.
SECURED DY A

bktUkkD Br A
First Mortgage on its Extension.
TIE line Of tins Road including Extension, 40 niles aud Is
COMPLETED except egave miles between
Havana, the Illinois River, and tho Mississippi.
OF the line t202l miles, from Indianapolis to Pekn has s'h
operation years. RECOGNIZED AS ONH
or THE MOST IMPORTANT ROADS COMING INTO THE CIIl
INDIANAPOLIS. tie net earnings ,hsn saaeat 20
par the Company AND IT'S RkChIS
POR IS7, WERE MORE THAN s3g5,000 GREATER THAN IN
Tux PREVIOUS YEAR
These possess strength recommend them for
the following reasons;
I. The Road is already earning than operat-
ing expenses and interest.
2. The unfinished portion Of the line will be conn
pIeted within a few months, and the entire ROAD "''
n immense business immediately tributary 70 -.
EARNINGS FOR LAST THREE MONTHS OF 1877
WERE AT THE RATE or s7,227 PER hILE per
annum and must reach $4,000 per mile within TWO
years, and continue pre- gressiVe.
3. The effect of upon ne mar~ee N''n"
Of the cnpi,nI stock Of road, web ns upon i'
convertible bonds, In sbvious.
&. The SECURITY IL COMPLETE.
T. The nnnng cement Of the road Is Acknowledged '"
no SUPERIOR and there can be possibility OF any
default in interest payments ,
The Bonus SEWN PER CENT GOLD $1,000 Zach eon'eo
opton Of The holder tered without earEe F
30 and accrued currency Coupons January and jay
free Of tax. ...
ALL NEGOTIABLE SECURITIES RECEIVED IN ExcHANGh
AT BEST MARKET RATES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-07
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET
NEw-YoHK. Thursday, March 9. tFs.

NEwYoRK. Thursday, Narch g. isTS
There was decidedly more activity and a
general demand In the horse market Heavy trucs
from $3.50 10 500 Western work horses
ut from s75 s1o and Canadian farm horses at from
t125 to s2O0 sold readily in the Balls Head markets
Dealers in fine also fairly engaged, and
pairs matched coach horses SOLD averaging about
Should the present weath0r continue, the local
horse will doubt be brisk before the close Of the
coming week. - . - go
Regular semi-weekly sale at Mr.. william Van TasselPs
Horse and Carriage Auction Mart, ia East Thirteenth
st. tomorrow friday the It'll inst, at II O'ciock'
A number OF fine trOttDg and family horses are an
nOunoed TO be sold by auction, tomorrow Friday the
nth nst at stables and II East Twenty ghtst
Full desert ptiOns In eur advertising columns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN NARKETS.

,,,s N-rb Sill m-Consos oDened a7sd9fi Tor none'
- a. rcont Uuod FyeTveuty bonds. Old 1908 si
80 4e: Tu-Porues l9 New Fyes hre Railway sases ''
p.srs March Ga. m--ksutes oFened ~ 'oL soe
IvrKraor March oil m-totton opened qhe' am sely
.,'.Ji-r unisnas 9}i: Midddng OreSas lud.
rvrEpoor Marb 6-l:58 m-CStonThe market Is quiet am
:, - III Cotton shipped GewOea1s. March a0e April
a. "a .---s--- .-..-.,.. -. -,
SpaS r-Cousols and American securities are IN
-hsrr-t Railway shalvs, aIt
p.frs Marc 6-p nj CLOSED AZ nj 9oc
-w,,,i wsrb,64 n m Cotton anet and sieady; Md
a. T-sds 8fQ sdnc Orleans p edi the safes Of the
80 ~ b. 900 bses incuug bales for speculation and eI
- ii the sales 5000 American. bIeeda5s arr nr
Wa Hi2 per sutsl for Csonis White snu ~ "a
M III tgb io Flnur Dol Tor Western CtnA Feas
A. 81 ousrtsT Lard per Bacoa 500 per esi er CanOei
10
IsSDox March 6-Talow. ~ y cwt
T.vsrro5r March 6-Egenng- Turpent9e. 4 ' e"L
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GoruoraIlon Notlres.

DKPlArsEsr o. TArEs AND AssEssHEsrs No y CHsNBEEr
" EEw.YoRK, Jan. ., 1879.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Assessment
~ Ro ft. Rs. and Personal Of tho C and County Of
YorG foT the ye s for Inspection and on on
sn afer MONDAY Iau nj 1871 and will until the ta
FOR the correction OF errors AMI the es
gaion The Aforesaid real aud personal ess1r
An person, beying themselves Argred must make application 70
the Commissioners during the period above men Va
VIZ ~ ~O'" =" ~ - p BABCoCK Secretary
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finaunal

OyricE Or TEADzszzSs PIaz ISsuRAsca Co...-v
No l68 BRoADWAY Nav YDRK Marrh Z H.
T'HE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
Company vii be bed on TUESDAY UD ssrssts a. -
Esrcb
rsb opss ron 2 n 70 o'sloos p %.
Il. y. BROWN,
Secretary
MONEY for FIRST and SECOND MORT
IVA GAGEs Ssx- Kork sns Bg0esgn 1s.t.-s hpprh
q. H. thl4f3. 70 Cola =
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Gelp panteo-- Mlles.

Gelp pante0- alI.cs.
EIRST-CLASS CUTTER WANTED for
Ere Broadwar such liberal salary will be paid Address
l.. l. c.. Tribune Olc
WANTED-The New-YOrk Life Insurance
Company Boadsay desires the services Of
lew FSrCA BUSIN SS MEN solicitors ID the Metro
poiau District Those Who have not been engaged ~ the
b1sness Of life INSURANCE are preferred
WANTED-A MAN TO work about a small
farm. his houseVork an Industrious pair VIII end
excellent home and good Wagea Address % Corndtst
ny
NTANTED-An ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER
W dry goods house. Address PoOfoe Bor ~, srh refer
also stating and experience ant salary wanted
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Sorses, Carriages, aarusss. &r,


A SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE BY
N PUBLIC AUCTION or FINK TRorrihG AND FAe4Lf
CARRIAGES. HARNESS. ROBES &C. AT sgwYORK BOARDING.
SOS Is AsD II EAST TWENTY aIGa .L BETWEEN AADt
THIS DAY MARCH l. Ar iOi O'CLOCK PROMPT. IT.,
Team Of daI By g,sg ~ 1 s lS1 se, rS S S are
brown IdT Alice hand, high lSt year, Cd rl,'s b.
dam by I've miles IN - mihns ana sh
slsn war %r. ais ssna end sain % %
gh bred Kentucky carriage Horse MAJOR aesTy " i
Black Hoiag a 10 hands ga e By SonpI. .d od
raised Duichess County bea, minue' warranted ''"n' %
Blood bav saddle driving Horse rssd By des ind
children warrssied good ana true -orna ami Sisd o..
double as a IS2 .. 81 bu9.,os S H.Sns eC nd
! Rss1 n .1n or e join ifSiiI M
At THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
IA JOHS yrON VAN TASSKiL,
Omce q Sassags,
Opposite the PotOhoe
The HORSE and CARRIAGE brlnh bt-n-s h -oiiac.
Horse Mart w. AID IA Hast rhr,esnh ae,r
R1GT ave 3ss g T 9S aD sRbSY " 1s sa
mlaSns ~ b b ai csae. 70 sell viii ina ooT 5oass
perfectly reliable as onda .a' 5raneh Of our one as We 70 a.
honorable a9Sssi "a a., assa 2o " og gSf 70, E
fr ,I- ~ Horses sSd Csrages can be made Oe
and ssesoOm - saau where We o tesP Re s OF horses ''r
EOR SALE-HORSES aud DOGS. Any per
darous VI obtaining hrclts hunters. ong daughs "
Other hSe % , 1Dea sss D zen s. as 'nS
as Il inconvenience Address HAWKS Co Montreal Gsnss
TOR SALE-A thoroughly trained saddle
ply to i Dr. 10 Sa'i PERas Gs..5 Yoafsr.
EINE CARRIAGE and ROAD HORSES ut
Il 4 A. FITCHs STABLES l5l East TTsutgfolrth-sI
HARNESS.-HOrse Clothing, Blankets, Breast
Aprons Robes. and Horse Equipments Of description. ne
variety In Negiork. G. H. MUSICIAN Dto, Mth-i7e
wsrerooms. ia Chsnbers-st
HORSE BLANKETS, HARNESS, SADDLES,
II % manu1car9t,
an Of Blankets street and gge ,he' SA,z. oo''
Of every quality. q y shlIH Y Co. ~ var,
IEIGH-BRED COACH and ROAD HORSES.
Il stALRXAEDER LYrLBS Stables. l+3 Es Twenty to.ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-07
Dipioeuo Totlces.

Owes BaIz RAILWAY CoErAsr. HEwf Feb. III, lSIA
nlVIDEND.-The Directors of tins Company
- have declared DIVIDEND from the earnings Of the oaf for ne
months ending 3st Dcrber 0f IN RKB AND on tA W
PsH CENT on shs PRKFklsED STOCK ssi also
Ohb AND IHRBB-QUARrBRS PER CENT the COddon
soCh from The earnings Of the road Tor twelve months ending De-
si botn able the 18th day Of March next At he once
hessfi Duncan sherman Co., No II Nassau 70 The registered
holders OF aoct the closing II the books
The Transfer Books r both Preferred and Common stock WI e
closed the the LIST oar Of March ser
sud remain eoed until the morning Of TOE h Of March ~ order Of
The Boand, "A. N. OTIS, Secretary
OEVicE OF rug MoNTcLAIR RAILROAD COMPANY.
No. % EAss,Usr, Eag-fORk CITY,
FI'HE COUPONS and registered interest on
Il the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS or THE M0srCLAIk Rail-
ROAD COMPANY March 1879 will he paid the omcr Of
LEONARD. SHELDON FOSTER. No. 10 wIlt., and aslsT
that date d. L CULVER,
Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-07
pFCFIpTs OF PRODUCE.

PEI Norm Ysss,I anS R1IroSeh ,s,, 49,.
,t,es 68 pkeA Ashes 81 bslss Broom Cora 80 ess
coias pkgs Dried Fruit iZs bbh ESgs .l'S ss sso
-, 40 bush. Wheat, 1888 bush Corn, 81 ~
teeh a.. 20 basn Msh sls hags Grass Seed lSS bbh
60 l1 bnsh peas bbs Corn Meal LEO bags Corn Meal
- Ifc bales Hons 43il Hides 63 bales Hides BIB les
,ser s bbs spirit, Tupeutne, ISIS bhs Rosn 80 PKG F9k
- naeI IS okrS Meats. ~ pkg Gr-ase, 90 pigs
" h. ~, Lar 30 1krN Stcann 1 pkgs Butter es pAgt
80, "a 80 Taow eSsed ogs 201 Pkes Rice LIE 6ores
$50 Ia f Tobacco Ss8 5bS WhkT, 1870 bales WOOL % Sk4as
: 49, II