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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
will find it to their interest TO advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF other
paper, and in addition to this advantage The TRIBUNE
will be found not only in NewYork and all its cities and
villages but every State and Territory throughout the
Union Tho advertisement should be as brief as will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear tothe
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers three editions of THE TRIBUNE, Daily
Semiweekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
business profession consequently each
are read by all classes The TRIBUNE devOtes especial
attention to reports of sales of real estate both in city
country thus adding greatly to the value of its col
umns a advertising medium. The charges for adyer
Using as follows; DAILY TRIBUNE. 80 cents per line
for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81 per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 25 cents per line About ten words Of
our wide columns average line Terms cash in advance
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FRIDAY. Nov. 1-P. n.

The most important feature to-day was the ad-
vance in the Bank of England rate of discount to 0
Der cent, at which quotation money stands in the
open market. This caused removed depression in
Vsqurites There, which la tsyn -4ssriDnsd sbarp
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N MONEY Is always an

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY Is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay on this topic by Prof.. f..
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department, read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully In
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address The TRIBUNE, New-fork.
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GoIeis.
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw.YoRK. Friday. Nov. ], 1913.

The day has been very quiet one IN all
departments under this head and beyond the saes al
the public auction marts there nothing doing III
wiling especial notice
The following is result reported at the Horse Auc-
ton Mafts named below:
BY Mr. Arch. Johnston. Thrteenth-st.. near UniVer'
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoSDs-Coupon or
Registered. interest per cent guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital, $i.OoO,OO.
For sale at the Office Of the Company No 70 Cedar
at NY JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
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THE MARKETS.
fcsrefuiIy reported tor TEE TRIBUNE

lCefsfullv TEE TRIBUNE
PRIDAr Nov 7. 1878
AsnRs-vhe receipts to-day pkg BOts Pot and rssr So
veryd dull and values uncertain. .
remains quiet and values are woe~
change; We quote Western and Southern at 3O13le
BROOM CORN AND BRO0M5COrn Is scarce and FIRM We l-sN
At SdlO medium Old Choice HUrL Broou arc quiet IN
steady. - =. a.
CANDL gsbere 1, only light distributing business 81 sbout FOR
mer prices we quote (i6 1SGl9sa Sperm
st3O Al Ace and Parsfue at 81 d32c
COPPEH-The quoted lower o. 1870
22ac mild Cofees 10 light s'o,k bat uuselef
CoTTON-The for Cotton spot quiet sHz
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Friday. Nov. 7. 1873
There were no public transactions at the
Exchange Saesroom to-day. William Kennedy sd-
jourued sale OF IL lots St. Nicholasave, north
corner Of Observation-Disclosures until March
20, 1874 This sale ordered by the Supreme Court
under direction OF VIM. H. Leonard, referee
Tomorrow Saturday, o. II. Plerson & Co. will sell So
1rst-class building lots at Wamsbridge, in the new
Twentyfourth Ward OF the City OF NewYork. The lots
are within 800 feet OF the railway station and back
to the Bronx River. special train will leave the
Grand Central Station at 1885 and return after the
sale. This s the first sale since annexation has become
certain and attracts the attention Of propertyown
in this section OF the city,
On Wednesday, Nov IL, at neon. the assignees In
bankruptcy OF Samuel Sinclair will offer the premi ses,
at Croton Landing, rs Of land, finely located on
the east side OF the Albany turnpike road The property
has been improved at great expense and could be easily
subdivided into largo number OF villa sites. 1t COM
mands fine views OF the Hudson River and the sur
rounding country, and offers unusually favorable
opportunity TO party who wishes to purchase prop
erty for speculative purposes.
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fneluted in the above l75 bales TO arrive
Forward is03l6 with good demsnd sales
kol ors all on basis OF Low MddLags; - - -. -.
SHE'S last eVepirg November 100 l3 532 lO0
l8 december 100 10 5l6c 400 l3t Jsnusry 700 1881
100 il 7.l6e 100 1885, February, POO. 1880, 20O -
iii6c; March 100 IA ll6c April 800. II s32c go u
l6c 100 Ii 1921 total 1900 bea Sales TO-DAY up 70
November, 600 lsis 300 - ies 100 dss Gsceess S
i$is; 100 10 Lice 100 s 0;s2' 400 i3i;s 100 is
SSS ssae 100 ,is 5le 7G 200 ls 800 80
IS 6lee i,na.ry 100 1Sci 100 1871 600 iShss 600
IN 100 Is 7i6c; 100 iSlac 400 10 1885, 100 l3br
300. 10 s;l6s; 100 lSts 100 10 SlSsj 100 iSs.i
200 i3i,c 300 3a, 600 - Lice 100 l$N 200 iShci
4O 49, 400 l3a, 100 10 2532c 200 ~ 10 l6, March,
800 lac 200. 14is; 200 i4ei 900 Ia 3l6ci 300 l4lsc
November for December Total 49, Grand
total. u 500 bales
sH-D Cod moderately sought after At :bogt former pre,s'
quoted - % Georges Bank and Sidt 70 lot fked io
steady vita good inquiry quot y" a,s.na.'s
dull md uncbsnged quoted 5oSe for No and 70 0Soc os
scaled Dutch Herring are dull, with sales al 81 80
PLOR AND NEAL-The demand for Flour rather more seve.
snd the grades the medium and better brsds
irregular request Good NO. more sctse bus
easier and stesd at the close the market 10
and rv mostly small lots OF ship
DING Rrras.nd Of Winter Wheat BIs sales 81
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The quotations. aaaLg sss
more than halt grade above 90 be,o~ qu0eL
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Ciip Real estate for sale.

Tor SALE or TO LET-A brown-stone, g.
HOUSE. 1880 lot 100 feet all the i'm
proements 5Sbs gaye Ceora PnA entrances high
sroaod " STEVENS 406 West 5Sthst or Pnest D. m
EOR SALE at $50 000--A beautiful BROWN
STONE HOUsR seeOndsL Patk,Fe I'm shed IN
hardwood mspte snd mirrors With ltest designs and
emeRts; will bargain. i. CRAWFORD
corner Fiiy-sevenhs. and Thiri-ave
CtSn 0nA FOR trst-class BUILDING
ID sbUsOOO paving $4,000 Advancing lease
$23 900 three IL $4,000 cash Ad
Post Once Boz 3,G35.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
Brooklpn Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE-Three-stOr high-stOop, brown
l. stone HOUSE, Washington PARK Pdce. $4,000.
rutland Il WHITING. Beekmsn-st.
nor SALE, on EASY TERMS-L0TS Nos.
80 50Il00 and 6S TO- ~ and "a Montague
g. No I02 PneaPpesL 271G0; House
No l7g WlouFhby House No 1877 Wlouh1vst; Houses Mes
40 81 SO NssssTt GORDON FORD 81 CsrEst Breosyn
DROSPECT PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE,
on very easy GORDON L. FORD OF Clarkst Broorn
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2, 100 o 8 $40 Cou '67.ll0L
900 U 9 $40 Cp HS,
10 900 Us 1910 Goa, ..l057s
10000 U s IS. Reg 81 JOG
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THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL Import. NJ y S7ocK EXCHANGE SALES
NOV. z. 1873.
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panrirs Ataofmlss.

AT TRENOR's ACADEMY OF DANCING,
N Lyhs Halt 1913 sirthAye oPeu payh esn AIeHI sD
eopveuenos AID taught to vain eparsey BEND TOT
A DODWORTH's CLASSES for u ANClN0'
IA. No 2I2 Rhbsye., corner TsentI-sTth'sI,
Are noS open for the season.
Twice seek-Mon1sys and Thursdays, TUESDAYS A"' '"''
Wednesday, sAd Saturdays
Once ~eek-sstardsv mornings and FRIDAY evenings
oenslsnen AoEdsy and Thursday evening.
Send for
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U. \. $50. 81, Cosn.lll lllia
L. \. 5-2U, '6o Coup. llO7s Ill
L. 5. lO-40s, Reg. 1854
q. 5. l0-40s. Cou.. lO5i2
Us. %. 1881. Con..l05 1864
q per Cent B.P.RR..lO9 1921
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ob-...So xs~]o wv W
on; !. ss.s: 6. s SO: s
Sal. r ,SDS S9;; 4Ss 10 ONE I.s .ss
n,S.:ss :. f a.": 400 80 Os Ss;s @
aS snSs supe1is. sILOu. slus.. sn Z 25s 90
900 IL 90 Lou. pSaS: Z, 2 SSs 70 g
dsI :. 400 60 ssussss KIrs 10 %
SON OHIO .HS u. t1. osos ! IS .
s.,Ss ~ 1Ss d @ ss $.es q sS o
medium sds,i sales Of of 500 bbs We quote; "a eo ss
s sat- i:i .aa 0os
GET AeI and usorgesovn. BEra raA,"~.. OOe 10 R
Richmond EIirA. '.'.-.-'''''''''''' az
s.iiHors ao"ad.'. brands. 800 s79S
n, EoaI steady and iy active 225
Nv. Flour. Western Fine aus se'eFnDe'.''''st i1@s ~
I've vSai Penn:;i..a. ZOE 90
zoo Se Sss ns Go scesfS =. ' s. CO. qaos
Me-: :ss :, s'. p sss sc
Corn s Mes. S:.sS $ ESQ g Corn IS
SsSh;I;' s s's 5s.s md T.s; sSsss 3 S:.
:l 1913 1913 :. 81 rss fs s s 10:
''P berth
Tas eS S.Hs .sa n.9. s. 70 s sS Pss
81 OBJ 81 s Ss g so rcs 5J s . .fis Ton nj
Sy .teaS 81 600 bu.6 at la 10000 bue Grain shipment
50 SOIe. bacon Os AO An.ne,n ship lst2 tons
s berth Tor sr., c.rrs AZ. ,D With e aa a ssp's s
reported J;eo los: IRd d6o ; hip r s ps' is.
per DBL 10000 su,n Grain :, tsi!ia per bush 10 600
200 bs.s clss al S5 50 logs Black
meu Danish 500 and Norwegian bark $50
placed berth general For Glasgow BY steam 1900
bush lad bush For shsrgue, three bsris with ds,
sn about $500 quarters Grain "a resar
teri o. Italian barb 400 hence with about S2OO
quarters o. 9 British bark, 493 hence with ahea
$500 quartz do e rechar.er .. Cd aud German brig 500
tons 800 quarters do from Philadelphia "a echsr1erl al
Ga 81 per quarter For Genoa snD With oil reported f0n New Ut
es los For CseaAs Direct brig 232 toss and schooner
bark $50 bgs 299 and 207 from do al
GRASThe whsG; opened quiet and prees
Of sales further dsclne N c,nsr ssefsf ana
deuy placing greatly restricts bu'IesA Oar nil are
pg OF owing foo Inc
closes lover and unsei the demand chley
The ge depression IN exchange Is the CHEF @i as S No
Chicago Spring. III "a 9Sl Is Tor No 2Cassse
81 ~ No Chicago springs VI 81 ba 70. 10 III b6
Al ~ Milwaukee 81 44dSl AZ ici heo Sno h..s in
Tor White Can1dan included the saes are .a1 ann
graded Iowa 81 25Ssl 27 5000 Ss.A No oh S s M,
bush Choce together at 81 29i =,
waaiee at 81 3lh losyi $4,000 esso 80 A al ~
and 1900 ba.h Fsf White ca.d. 400 ~ s.s s - 81
R,rlsv \, easier and demand ses 80 - ~,
for No 81 rs FOR Good Rs,s, M,n . s. All
,a -. of loo TvoreSed ssie az y, Az oss A. ss
s,s, sn fair sales are IVoo oesa Sse o"
wh's :, "a sass STATE 81 Is aa6se os
M,d RE dun Com Is easier and more sesve ws -"
%.as .t os lpsr good 70. the bone H,asi s :.ss ss
900 sS p.1S .% ana . .ss Ssssss s . White
90 syo, Western a. o9d6oaa closss At
dull but steady quoted $40 LOT
'GiSSiEsTbs quiet and prices are irrssen
,,s. Al i2dl2s for heavy averages OF ponesae 'o'h anu
y, I'M DO Bags dali and nominal a, l2e ,o.sa. al
uCsNgY-whte Clover, IN glass boxes 10 seihss " 'oS'
nact wheat IN glass boies Of 20d2Jc -. ,~n..S al
UiY ANb srRAw-rhes continued moaefs ~. .sr ,ooA
.h.t former figures; Prime hsy ~ esso "a Ana
A. q tlastlA. assa s.Is.sl Il sisssiV' SsS~'% '"
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URS. GARRETSON,

Applications NAY be ms1e peIsorA.y or oy letter ,s aooVe
MISS HAINES aud MADEMOlSELLE DE
wi JANeR respectfully CLASS FOR TRAINING
gIyDRRo ARTEN TEACHERS vii Nov 3, by Mrs KRAUS
ss Miss MARIA BOELTB Also, CLASS FOR MOTHERS and
POer
Application class be made at No 10 Ganerey
Parh. AFTER O'Clock }. N.
DUTGERS' FEMALE COLLEGE Gormerly
instituted ThirTo1rth Of collegiate inst ucs9n
September next i7h the College Buildings 4o' and foo
Rits-sve Seal 10 College for circular
Miscellaneous-City.
IRVING~ SCHOOL OF ART. -.
Il DRAWING, WATER COLORS and OIL PAINT1NG,
Society Lbrur 81 tniyersi'y-paee bet I'm ana 1o
FI,HE DRAWING CLASSES Of Prof. l..
RONDFI are now being Stndo ofProL COINS
Prspsrsoy SSsutse school, 1927 Broadway Thryseeoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-14

VNANTED-BY A PRACTICAL UPHOLsTERER EN-
w ployment In fixing up gentlemen,s private resi-.
objection to the country. Address ASKAR UNDERGO,
$40 East 10th st.
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VyTANTED-JOB COMPOsITORs, TO GO TO PITTS.
w burg: good wages and steady situations. Inquire
of ALLAN, care OF e. Potter, Jr, Co.. 10 Spruce ST. be-
tween III and O'Clock TODAY,
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vNANTED-THREE RINCH FLAT BASTARD FILE
w cutters; pay 90 per cent new list. Address
SUNDERLAND OGDEN, File Works, South Boston.
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VNANTED-A BOY, Il OR Is YEARS OF AGE, TO AT
wv tend store and board with his employcr Apply be-
store, corner Carroll ST. and Hamilton av South Brook
iyn.
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THE TRADES.

ITO MERCHANT TAILORS-AN EXPERIENCED
cutter desires situation; city reference. Address
G. F., 2l2 9th st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-14

A YOUNG MAN WHO is WELL ACQUAINTED WITH
n the Western clothing and joblng trade, desires an
engagement as traveller or salesman with cloth house
Address box 1875 Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-14

LNOR SALE-TIIE REAL ESTATE, GOOD WILL AND
Fixtures of the leading Confectionery Restaurant
Business in the city of Troy Of twenty years standing
having secured competency in the business Will
sell very liberal terms of payment Address g. GEER.
Jr, Real Estate Broker, Troy n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-14

A PARTNER WANTED-TO TAKE THE PLACE OF
"A one who is retiring; business established for the
last IS the manufacturing of cooking range
and kitchen utensils in all Its branches for hotel resa!
&c For particulars apply, from 10 to O'CLOCK to-
+. MINEUSE "a and IS Wooster street.
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TRAVELLING SALESMAN WANTED-FOR AN OLD
established trimming and runic manufacturing
house he must be well acquainted with the best Jobbing
houses in the principal cities Address, stating capabil
tiles, &c, X. v. j. h Co, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-14

VTANTED-TWO ACTIVE YOUNG MEN, WHO UN-
w derstand the stationery, blank book and printing
business; none others need apply Address box ,3l7
ofiic
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nROFrrABIE MANUFACTURE RETURNING SEW.
i eral hundreds per cent profit and having exclusive
wanted iynncdiateiy security for important opera
tons investor may receive good salary for AMI
ran sneedy harvest In gentlcmany business high
standing and rcputc. Address vIATOR, Herald Uptown
Branch office,
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AN ENTERPRISING PARTY WITH MODERATE
"A part OF entire interest in paying
business Call at 636 Broadway wonder Camera Ofces
| between 10 A. NJ. and 10 Z. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-14

A CCOUNTS.-ARREARS WRITTEN UP, BOOKS
n opened kept balanced In all branches OF bust
ness; unique sonabie references. Address or call on
j. MCNEIL, GA Broadway, room a.
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VNANTED-A SITUATION AS FOREWOMAN IN
w dresses suits and cloaks by lady thoroughly pos;
Pessng the art of cutting by measures elegant hitter and
siul dcse has been twelve In the best Broad
way trade. Address Nine. AUkICE Herald Office
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A SALESMAN, THOROUGHLY ACQUAINTED WITH
~ the German mcrchant tailoring trade in this city, is
needed BY fine importing cloth house. Address X,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-14

FURNITURE SALESMAN WANTED--IN A RETAIL
Il store up town; must he energetic, pushing bust
man, have thorough knowledge of the business il
dealers and to purchase as we'll as to sell hi
whole attention must be exclusively devoted to the bust
ness, including evenings Address with and refer
ence stating experience salary expected (Which mus
be moderately, FURNITURE STORE, box lN Herald
Office,
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FRENCH ADVERTIsEMENTs.
FOR SALE.

A FIRST CLASS BOOT AND SHOE STORE FOE
"A sae.-Resaurants, Drinking Saloons Oyster
Houses, Trucking business, Coal Yards. Particulars %
Chambers ST. GnORGE w. Sinners Store Agency.
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ono WEST 4lST ST., BETWEEN 9TH AND STU
LOO avs.-A respectable woman wishes to so out to
w duy
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FOR SALE.

DOR sALE-LEAsE AND FIXTURES OF COR.
Store In the best location Of Sixth In
qure at 23I Sixth avenue.
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DOOKKEEPER wANTED-A THOROUGHLY COM
ID petent person. to balance set of cOpartnership
books dating back ten years Reference wanted Address
A. A., box ia Herald Office
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VNrANTED-A DRUG CLERK, A YOUNG MAN (ONE
w registercd), at FREEMAN'S, 2tth st. and 9th av.

WANTEp-TWO STAK SALESMEN FOX A WHILE
w sale toilet soap house. 500 Broadway, room 4.
VHTANTED--A BOOKKEEPER, QUICK WRITER AND
W calculator. Address, with reference, c. r., l35
Ma de AN
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COACHMEN AND GARDEN Eas

A FIRST CLASS COACHMAN PROTESTANT,
N wishes situation in this city; has undoubted tcsti.
monials from first class families Address NJ. Y box 10
Herald Uptown Branch office.
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A CORNER HOTEL FOR SALE CHEAP.-OLD ES.
N tablished, good, light best location this
,ity doing good, snug business; a rare chance.
MITCiIEILS Store Agency, II Cedar street
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-02-15
Presentation to Conductor Wi.
liasakan

We take pl,a.ure in laying before our
readers the following correspond ence be-
tween Captain ID Williamson, Conductor.
and his companions ia the employ Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
arising from deserved compliment, by
way Of the presentation Of a very hand
some railway lamp, to that courteous and
genllemanly Conductor:
HuSrINGroS, W. Va, Fob. 8, 1873.
capt. H. Hpt'nasoa, Conductor:
DEAR srE-The undersigned, your associ-
ates in the service Of the Chesapeake and ohio
Railroad. beg leave to present you the Lamp
which accompanies this note, A. "A slight te.ti-
monial of their appreciation Of your gentle
manly deportmcst towards u on all occasions,
Yours truly,
Robert Harris. A. :. Wright, J. NJ. South.
worth, u. ;. Brooks, ". +. Chapman, v. If
e. Owens, r. smith, &. X. Mcintosh, J. l.
Farrell, T. d. Williamson. J. L. Matthew.
and X. y. Hubbard.
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we radlate through the States comprising
the productive Southwest. Coupled with
these extraordinary privileges we will have
the Ohio river a. a safeguard to protect u
against the possibility of monopoly and
high tariff aud which can also be EMPLOY
ed during certain seasons of the year to
carry freight Then, with these facts be-
fore Us, will we hesitate to believe that n
mandatory to make reapers, moving
machines and plows will payl There an
pears not the shadow OF reason to doubt
IT. And besids being good investment the
building Of these works will add much to
the prosperity OF the town, not only in Civ
ing employment to "a large number of
working men, but 10y inducing other
moneyed enterprises t start here There
are many capitalists who are hating in
their purpose to locate with w.. uncertain
rs to our future, who only need some evil
dence Of our progress to decide their
course Let us assure them that we mean
TO Keep pace with the enterprise Of our
country; that we mean to devote our ener-
gies to the welfare OF our city. We can
best give this assurance 10y building AGK-
CULTURAL WoRKs
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The great work achieved by the com
pletion OF the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road is manifest already by the increasing
travel aud shipments OF rreights TO the
South in the past ten days Although the
link has been formed which connects Hun.
tington with the points radating from
Richmond, vet until the road is wrought
to more perfect state Of completeness by
bsllasting aud otherwise improving the
track, VIII ch will require some time stll.
1t cannot he expected that lightning trans
arriving and departing on schedule time
will be run. This will all come at the
proper time. For the present we must he
satisfied to put up with the ar
rangement OF mixed train departing dai-
ly and m"king such speed as will insure
safety to individuals and property \ train
darling with lightning rapidly over the
newly made road bed, intermediate to the
White sulphur Springs might find itself
lcapins down an embaukment, or irwin, to
bore its way through some opposing hill
side. At this season of the wear too much
precaution can not be used to prevent ac-
cidents, by rendering the road bed solid.
and guarding against slides from the
mountains consequent upon frequent
rains.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-02-15

We notice, among the new stock OF pro-
duce }. Brown Is opening out on second
Avenue, some magnificent pears from th,
Nursery OF our obi aud esteemed friend
Mr. Z Turley, at Quaker Bottom. Ohio
These pears remind u OF the eood old
DAYS OF our youth, when We used to visit
Mr. Tnrleys orchard and nursery. which
was then IA rs infancy. lie now has the
best Nursery IN Southern Ohio, and l. able
ami ready to furnish fruit tree-. hower-
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The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-02-15

pc mt OF deep water in the James or York
rivers or Chesapeake bay, Explorations
and surveys have been made upon all these
routes, although work has not been begun
aud will not until all the Western connec.
tons OF the main stem have been made"