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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-21

ed for before he performs the act AS
well might the Legislature inquire Of him
who he intends to commission as private
Secretary or Secretary Of State,or whether
he pays his board bill at the Hale House,
or the suit that he wears Is paid for in ad
vance or bought ION tick" Either Of
these interrogatories would be Just as
reasonable as TO ask the question contain.
ed in Mr.. Knotts resolution. In my
opinion the Governor will treat the thing
with silent contempt, as he should do.
The mud Is about six inches deep in the
streets of the P. s. BY morning, from
present indications, It will be to the
Jacket pockets" HENRY.
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Iflsh mas Deem SET I0r an early day.
The dwellings in Brooklyn bounded by
New York avenue, Degrsw and sAckett
streets and Brooklyn avenue, are COM
pletely surrounded by water and untena'
bic since the late rains and thaw.
The Coroner's Jury to-day in the case
of Maria Shefflln, rendered a verdict that
she came 10 her death by violence OF the
hands Of her husband, George Shetfltn.
he was committed to await the action Of
the Grand Jury.
, 1873-09-01
REAL ESTATE 6.

The Indications OF u favorable change in the
real estate market noted u week ago are coll
drmea thia wesk by greater activity, greator
speculative inquiry, and by general Expressions
OF moro coniideuce. This foeling, however, il
confined mainly to residence and manufacturing
property in the suburbs. It IL generally con-
caded TINT thero ia no speculative ihducement
to invest even In the mo6t coutrul business prop
nrty at present. Owners Of this olass
OF roaty found it not only necessary
to rebuild on their ground to prevent
Its depreciation by tho threatonod change Of
business locations after the aro, but alao found
1T necessary to erect much better class of
buildings in oyery part Of tho buBlneBs district.
The result il that now, at nearly tho end OF two
years Rfter tho destruction OF the old city, CHI
cago las at least 80 por cont moro llrat-claaB
stores in tho busnoss district than At this time
two years ago. or really drst~olaHs Office room,
there III probably twice mich as there waa
then. Whilo the general trado Of tho city is ull-
,t1oubtcd1y much larger now than two yoars ago,
lit does not yet make demand Tor al the
lextra store mud Office room croatol Hinca 1871.
t,toso aud Office rents ere low yet, heuco there
! 'aro no great Inducements to buy central busi~
Yneas property aud build On it. except the fact
that building materials are urualully low and
t,,o probability that MI increase of trade now
see,ns tolorabiy certain to reHu1t from tho abun-
llnuce Of cropa in tho West. and tho prosent ac-
iiyity Of marketing them. These latter clrcuin-
! star,uos aro solid basis for commercial pros
Ihcrity tlA fill and next spring TO a aogreo not
lf,urpasHel in any former ycaE. In fact, tho
Hhommorcial outlook, not ouly, for this
.',ity, but fur tho WoAs generally, has scarcely
',vaF lookatl 10 promising ~ II docs NOW. Ihoae
:jrcltnutaIcon wil undoubtedly make Ill in-
,reasea do1naud for storos and Offices no1t
.priug. ,..,. <... n,o.
comparatively 70" OF those who huy
.tteRtiaa to tlv kouu4 oonalto4 VI trade
, 1873-09-01

james Rowan, Of DnbN4ac eeays: hayc
ma1o personal examination In OasAvilo, Lnn-
castor, nsd vicinity. IN W'sconelM. Tho crop Ia
poor, rojeotod, md a pilabo rotnrn Ia bushola.
Inns not boon my grcnt quantity aown, nnd rart
Of it will bo badly co1orol OH account Of heavy
min at tho timo Of nowing.
U. 9: 1nefnoey, Of tho hnme .p}ace. nays tho
crop will not 10 bvor hAlf what 1t WIS last yonr,
but ht tho hnno timo 1t will DO 1nuch heavier iu
berry.
r. Coreo Il Co., Toronto, wrto, 70 tho nero
is about 81 Of laAt yoar, but bottor barley.
fs as o. ay Il es s Ko R'ss se ssy yaae he5e
@. caldwol!, Of Council Bluffs, Iowa, snyg: Not
much barley sown; a}l wheat, etc.; yield worry
light; ao1ne tliroshng done; even as low as 0.
samples all my buyers At ilneront stations
Fss Ksneay ns EoSae safey ss0b 6o Of Cincinnati wrte
Our brewers aro' nervous about tho bad roporta
coming In about barley. pnrty hero Offered to
sell 6,0o0 bu No. at s1s5 for September, but
backed ont.
II. Stewart i Co. sny: We have canvsssod
Ohio and Kentucky, and And the bnrley crop
very short; md tho most Of 1t very poor: Our
nlr. % Graham, of Davenport, Town, writos: wo
havo no good barley; badly atatnod, and turning
out avery light yiold, I bought little tall
ss oar 10" reports s 0'f fren eas n0as Rons:
tuoky alow worry poor showing
tho beat information wo Gun got says
Kentucky. will glvo this market 100000 busllob
I9Hs th9n iast year. Which must bo replaced with
Or, Of Milwaukee,, says: Wo hive. word to-day
from party who canvassod all ths ground
twenty miles north and aouth OF tho Lacrosse
and aomo distance back Of tho river in Min
neBota and saya, from al 7 Gun loarn through
Northern Wisconsin aud Minpesots, the yield Ia
q total failure. What little there III is badly
stafned. There arc aovoral EaBtorn bnyorn ont
horo to gobblo up what thoy can find, but hnvo
not yet been very successful
G.. II. Monel, Of Batavia, New. York, tcle~
graphs undor date August 30: Wo havo not
over two-thirdB MS much in Western Now York
as last ycar, and the quality ls little stained.
LATEsr.
In the afternoon, wheat was In moderate de-
rnn!Nl, closing tho sa,no aa on 'Ghangee:, No: 2
1.14l5 seller September, closing at tho ineido,
and q. si;12}f aellor October. Corn was quiet
and 4216@43o seller October. othor grain and
provisions were quiet and unchanged. pro-
pollor was chartered just at tho close Of Change
for corn to Buffalo Ut &c.
, 1873-09-01

sAa6Aa; common, seSsAo.
brnurs- -Dtamond drtps, s1.?o@1. 80; silver drirs,
e11s ossn. o%sssy. 5
Bbo; do primo, 7a978o; do common, Gat57Do; Porto
lsico ,nofasaoa choice, 65@osc comun noinsses, 70
@J3o.
sAhEnAzvs-Gosn'nen 70 hest, o@1oa:.
gIngor, rure 2852oo; d. No. i, ao@a;o; do No ., i'd
French mottioa. eH@o,{o; e,er1nan notified,
o}5o; ~ll,o ioso, 0h@oTe brown Windsor, 4It5
S1.hs1a'Ss; Sios: eor". sailo; IL Easdry, GO
numerous wLero tho frut hna 6oen condemned by
the e1sn 81 Ia 9sef sna n aTsy Gonry
until tho stock cnn bo reIueo. rares and pcars t7o
abundant md eaa!er Choice fgcsh bl.ckberrcs and
Sss sss Urn ss oeraas &s as' pesIs 1'9 ] ss
a. s;.pos, si.soa5.do per boz; sfre. 1t tl.oo@L7s
So sr sass TeaFs 7Sssi 90 rer o1
@si pr box Or Iastoi % chdco @ per nskc ssS
9420o Grapes Ror case (J-io bo1es), $200@3.0o: DO
pssx.Es e IT, s S sa'ts e; esSs ss9 pes
haakst; d!ranlstries, sl,ooa5.oo pr 6u.
donc, Or at 2ot94oc. while very choice brnR 45c. Now
hops r. VII T. probably ba offered this coming weck.
: IONEY-Cholco Whto clover ts saa1)1e ut 25Ga28o.
HAY--Dealera ropurt dull mud dropping market.
Tho inquiry IA a1moHt entirely restricted to supplying
local cuatomcrs and sales chiefly at inside to
dium figures. No quoto wholesale rrjcea paid by
dorlors.-ears to contain 10000 ls,-as follows:
s1a5o@ia5o; DO. No. Slooos 13oo; psafrtc, e. up. p
land, LOO; do, midland, - o0tS100o; 10, slough,
$oD@8.0 90. LOOSE oN wAooNT Timothy, $10.60Ga12.00
pratrfo, ~. For delivery of pressed. st GOA
LEO according to distance,
H1DEs--Co1tlnna to ,noyo With fair nbcrality, and
Tho firm feeling recently developed Ia still prominent
featuro Of tho market. Thera Ia no accumulation OF
stock At this point and teaers arc pro.licting a
cured, Light, 1lA@11kc; do heavy, o9a@1oh part
cured, l0l}1okc; groon calf, 1t4@teo: voakip, l2t
@l3o dry calf 24o; dry kip alc; dry salted, 1863
lie; dry flint, 1Hf910o; long-haircd kip, 10h911c;
deacon skns, 45aa55c grubby, scored out or othor-
wise lannRotl. two-tlirGa price.
, 1873-09-01
MONEY AND COMMERCE
MONETARY,

SATURDAY EVENING, A,g. 20.
Tho inoroanod volume of business dursny tho
last ton dayH il shown ly tho lncroaso In tho
cloarinHs for tho week Guiding today. AS will
be soon by tho iiguros printed in another p1aco
below, tho bank cloarings for tue past wook wcro
nearly s7,Ootooo groator tl,an for tho
corresponding wook Of last yoar. During
July and tho frat half Of August of tho prosont
rear the average weekly cloarings OF tho Chicago
banlss we're from @2t,000,00o to $4,000, 900.
r. Tho incrcaso tllis week to noatlv s27, ,000, 900
shows how promptly tic wheat crop began to
movo as aoon as It was 1T for markot and how
abrupt the chnngs l,as boon from dullnehB to
activity in trado generally.
It lH, howevor, an unusual Rnd remarkable
fact that, notwithstanding tho lnrgo movement
Of currency ana tAe large donaand for fluids to
gay for cargo9s Of gra to go East, tho deposits
Week In fact, tho deposits Of nlnuy Of tho bauks
hro higher now thnn thoy wpre n wook ago.
Tlia ~ duo 70 the unuHl,al activity
with which the grnin Inns moved eastward from
this point, thus furnishing largo aupply OF east-
ern exchange as IN ol1sct to tho drain Of cur
roncY. This prevents tho strihgoncy TINT other
wise rosult from tho movement Of clrronoy, and
rates Of iutsrost arc little, IL any, higher than
Ii Now York, however, 1t Ia different. Tho
weekly statement ot the Now York banka to-day
ehows that tho tlrain Ut currency to tho West
has ca,1Aed n dccroaso OF ST, 7,000000 Of deposits,
snd obliging tho banks to Gull in 5l0,000,000 Of
loans. Under this condition OF things it would
not DO surprising il money SHOULD become strin-
CONT iu New York, unless exports Of produce in
crease. aud thus increase the supply Of sterling
exchange.
Ncw York exchange In this market was weak
at from S1.00 to 81. per 81. l.0u0 discount.
The orders from tic country for currency
today wero smAllor than yesterday, but there
nre usually fewer orders on Saturday than on
the other days OF tho week.
Tho cloarings Of the Chicago banks for tho
1xnn]k ,rHra y -
, 1873-09-01

OATTLE-'rho week opened auspcionsiy for Bellera.
md bettar prices, and traae hero opened tasly sese
a ttn ratca established toward the close Of
Tho pssyios xsss nat under the naepss of largely
up to Wednesday mighty feeling Of dospontsncy took
poaseasinn Of the market, and since Monday pricet
whhtUyas nayance may hayo been gaineI duriug taat
week has been oat In quality some little improve.
aftor nl common grasa cattle and through Te1ans-
comprising the major portion of tho offerings. Tow
bunchcs of extra corled seess arrived. for which
ouet found at S6Up@9. .25, hut tho supply of stock
good enough to command these hgures wua Insignia
cant In comparison with the total receipts and TINT
drover whu bases his pmychnaes upon those aalca
will very likely come to grief. Most Of tue
business Of tho week tra.aacted at for
esesh TsI.s s M 3oS for Ho1aSTn 70 aa.y snos w
nativos Inferior Texans sold low na 81 boai.79,
nnd soc scallawag natives at but aales at
moro criterion Of the market than the few tras
fors effected at sooo@G.25. There has been some do.
oW pree o ssss Ssag ing nd % eey
Poor lots sold at whit some prime fetced
s4o123 , vsel "a calves continue n>enty ena q ssn
To-day trade was sluggish ar around, neither local
price. Although the fresh rccoipta werc SMALL there
scre not feor than 900 stale eatue,-" supply which
dispoao Of. Notwithstanding he Mnessl coneessions
rssittt: During yesterday sna to-day kilograms rom
poets for the ensuing week arc not hater!n8.
QUOTATIONS..
Extra Beegcs-Hraded STEERS, averaging 400 ..
lbs mud upward ss.8o@aoo
Choice Deovea-Fine, fat, we'll formed year
to yerr old stcers, averaging 1,aoo to
1900 Na. 64o@5.70
Steers averaging 1900 to 900 bs ....... 48oSs.2o
Medium Gradus-Htcera In fair Ne8h aver
aging l10o to 1850 lta. ............. 80. 4.5o@4.75
Dntchera' Htock = Common to fair Rteers
and good to extrn cows, for city slaughter,
syesarnH 800 to J. I'm ths ........... 3GDn4I5
BQch Cattle -- Common cattlat In decent
1eal, At.raging 700 to to ,030 lbs. 275i00
1ufertor-iagae and thin COWS, nc!fers,
ataBa bulls, ana s~allawag atters...... 1.7593.T5
Catte-Ie1aa, Nosthos winterea 3.25es4.25
Catta-Texas, through dro..s ...., I6lkaa76
UOGa-Sinca last weekly ~eyjew tba nrfiynia
have been 3358 against 02& Inst raok and 81 o7I
week before last. For tho four weeks eiiuR to-day
tho receipts hnvo been a4 SIG. It has hccn All -rtya
woek In this department Of the live stock market =.
weather throughout haa boen cool md favorable for tho
hauling Of aock, and with full attendance Of local
aud otaide buyers sellers hays found difficulty In
preventing accumulation, and tho prices current last
wcok have easily been sustained Light smooth bacon
g1ales h chow tho greatest activity. and conttnue 10
demand much the heht prces but heavy Weights nro
doing murh etter than formerly, and aa tho eeason
advances the difference existing in fayor Of light
may bo expected to gradually disappear.
To-day thero was fair activity md the market ex-
hibItcd = firm fone Sses werc at $a.15t94. 80 for
heavy to cotco light. We quota hn Mhrket clos
Ing rn at $42546o for hcavy, and At S45osi 80 foa
light.
, 1873-09-01

Withdrawn from Store on friday for city con-
autnption 2,o3i bu corn; 8,408 bu oats; 2,882 bu
barley.
Withdrawn from store during tho week
Il, 959 bu wheat 238s9 bu corn u. .G24 bu cats
1854 BIZ rye 7,031 bu barley.
; The following grain has been inspected Into
store this morning up to 10 oloek: 7G7 cars
wheat; 1854 cars corn; II. 800 bu high mixed do;
q, 800 hu No. 2 do, BY canal; Ga15 cars outs
1850 bu No. 2 do, and 5000 bn rojocted do ny
canal; 90 cars ryo; II cars barley. Total 4 .465
cnrs), G55 900 bu the biggest ye..
The following we're tho rooeipta and ship
mauts ot breadatulg and liYe stopk at tAts point
, 1873-09-01
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.


BArUls1AY EVENING, Aug. 50.
Tho lumbar market was quiot, the offerings being
restricted to twu tlrea cArgaoa. Thofo was nt,I-
wcro sol to Arriye, tho prices obtained being shade
hotter thau ttusa ruling for thu past two days.. Wo
cont,e 10 quote: Good ia ralre baarH and strips,
$l2.0O@l675; eon,mun 10 medium $9.0b3 h0 jnista
atsd scannK, $9ooa9.75; pickcta, Sa00Qs9OO; lath,
9l7a; ahtngsa, &a.90ts3.00,
LUAHER PRKI0HTS.
Manihteo, $9.37t; L.dtngton, $1,l2H MMsko-
gon, $l.6fh; 0eonto, f.2s Menominee, $9.37;S
White Lake, $s.l21s Grand Haven, S1.a5H rcntWa-
ter, $2l31s. -
At THK YARDS.
Tho yard srado In lumber was fair To-day, and tho
deuaud Qn tue whole " improving, qrdes. from the
, 1873-09-01

u0lIafT fbf WN0h ttnha1orf6d,
which charge follows tho shingles. ~.
ThlckncsB-FIye shiugcA To be two Inches tn thick
nesR>
Lengtli-8xtecn inches.
HARDWOOD.
Black-Walnut - Counters, &l0o.0o@16o.o0; clear,
t65.0oaB5oo; common. $35.oo9b0.00; Gull, $2o.00a
35.o0s flooring, 5000.
Aslt-Clenr, :2s:0o@ common, $tB00@25.oo;
Gull, $io. .0o@l5Do flooring, sc. .000a 1000.
0ak-Clcar, s2e.0o@4o.o0; common, SIC e00@25.oo
Gull, 50 00t315.0U.
1lickory-0lcar, SEA. oo@6ou; common, s2o.oo@
$500: Gull, tf2. .0dG11H0O.
Mapc-Ulear, S92. .oo6aa5 90; common, $1d.0o@25.oo
Gull, $40 004 15.o9.
l,uttcsnut-Clear. s31.oo@eo.oo; common, s2o.oo9
5000.
c!orry.,clcar, $4ooo@oo,oo: common, $4,000
$500; cnll, $12.60@18.o0.
Whitewooi-Clrar, sso.oo84ooo; common, 5000
@25.o0; Gull, $l0.G0t3l5.00.
Wagon soek--IIiekory axlea. ror sot, sl.ooe1.5o;
Hngofi poles. each. {5a55o box boards. $10 1000
Florida rcd codar. J5o per It mahogany, 3Ot840c;
do counters, 6oc: ROSEWOOD 5O@a0o white holly VOC.
, 1873-09-01
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, Aug. 80.
Tho following wero the receipts and shipmcnta
OF the leading articles OF produce in Chicago
during tho past twenty-four hours. aud for the
corresponding tlate ono year ago:
, 1873-09-01

s.1u
The shpu,su.a in dutail were follows: Shoulders,
Us bas long clear. 55 bxa long rib % b1a uanbvr
laus ltU bxa; stretforas 80 bsA atat,Urlshre, lbl
bxs South Btafordshire 100 b1a long hams, 3l8 h1s
Irlsl cut, 40 bxA; htanordhire hams, n bxa backs,
rs bxs belea, e5 Ixs; preatoualus. b1s Loeks,
brls beef 310 brs hams, 1a0 brs boef tongues,
EA 4rls; tAllQW, fbQ brla KlVasg, 834 pk4es
, 1873-09-01

Il will be noticed in another column that Mr..
s. =. L,tnt has retired from tho firm OF Ltlnt.
Preston & Kcan, tho firm being dissolved by
limitation, the remaining. partners continuing
Dir. Lunt is erecting a bank building at 10a
Washington street, which ho expects will bo ono
of tho most porfect OF it's kind, and will when
completed. occupy 1t with q National Bank,
which lie, IN connection with some of our we'll
known business nlon, iH organizing. Tho build
iug will DO finished about Jan. /.
= 4 LATEhT.
NEw YORK, Aug 3o.-Monoy easy, aud loaned at 3so
Primo aacouns, to H. accor,iug to time to Es-
elsange dull aud nominal. Quotations, 101tl@1075t
Tor bankers eIsty,daya sterling 1885 fol sight:
Gn!d quiet during the forenoon n l154@ll55s, but
advanced in the afternoon to and closed
with Increased activity. Nates pail for carrying,
loating fates mate in tie afternoon. ccarances
*G9 200. Tho Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out
<sduuo Oh account Of interest and called bonds. His
1neut OF 81 2M gold for interest, $53,00D in tho
redemption OF go bonds and receipts Of y 1876 74
for customs. Internal revenue 1ees'rts for ths
year, $l7, ,3oG.
General merrlisn1lse imports for the week, iuclud-
ing dry goods g. 334 produce exports IS Isl t59;
specie exports, Sl99 ,4a7.
stats houda quiet sntl ravy htle doing.
Railroad aud miscellaneous speculation was for tho
most part we"k and lower. The volume Of hasnesa
was exceedingly small, Erie soid NJ 69zs@G07i@59s
don from TX TX. To adv avanse me- S IN Erio 1t IT Lou Lou
don yesterday, 1t is reported, based tocgrams
that Tho Directors wanted to ocase dividend Of ~
rer cent on preferred and the saHa on common, md
ths scno st London to-ay, It Ia stated, the re-
suit Of telegram to the effect tat the dividend would
psr esat on pretsrtsd en s
81 i, aud fake Shore from d to 92T. panana rose
from lls to 11eH The changes in other shsres wore
= sterling Sc ,os. ....-..-
, 1873-09-01

Review for tho Week Ending Sutur~
dny Evening, Aug. so.
SATURDAY EvEhlnn, Aug, 80.
Tho receiptB Of livestock during The week havo beoy
, 1873-09-01

l'uLk, Lartt, siam4) Shoat.i'Ts} HtAates,
brh. tts. fet. f6,. t6s.
, 1873-09-01
Tho following is m oBtsmnto Of tho stooka on
fa ss soaadfs 81 ST. aSa' ,o Mss s He sss 'o & s


Flour was rathor leaa active. though still In
fatr tlomas,d for export, at,d counai'dod full pro-
vhoat. Several n,illors tolcgraphod to hold their
offerings 1910 por brl higllor, md tho advance
could roadily hayo boon ob!etned but that tho
rac in frel ghtg checked shippers. as tho 1ouh1o
advance carried tho cost beyond tholr limltH:
tho shipping movement waa fair, Dram
was strong and sl.00 per ton highcr.
Sales wero reported Of 100 brls white wintcr OK
tras (llucgloy'H bos0 at $0.50; a75 brls DO On
private terms 800 hrls spring extEas Mt 5000;
loo hrle do At $5.75; 2,10o brls do on private
torms 100 brls low at $500 100 brls nuporilno
at $500 i; 100 brts do at $500; 100 brls rye at
Si.40. 1otal, 1876 brls. A1so 10 tons bran at
sI1.50 on track 20 tons do ut $1200 Oh through
cars 10 tons do at sl2oo at mill Tho following
, 1873-09-01

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-04

rI,O CHARTER-SALOON STEAMERS ARTISAN
i ARGO and others, Fishing Banks private partet
and plcnics WIN. H. HAZARD Jr, GO Harrison street
18th JULy.-THE NEW STEAMBOAT SHADY SIDE
Il with the PLEASANT VALLEY and FORT LEE, will
make excursions Fort Lee Pleasant Valley and Shady
side every minutes during the day, from spring St
commencing al A. NJ, landing at sd st. 10 minutes
later; 80 cents tor the round trip.
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ONG BRANCH RACES
~ July and continue the stb 9Th, 10TH 12th
18TH l6th 18th and 18th JOHN HOEY, President
r ONG BRANCH RACES
IL Pools sold this and every evening during the races
at 1,146 Broadway; also steamboat that leaves New
York at Q 20 A. NJ every day during the races.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
VUANTED-A SECOND HAND LANDAULET, OF
w good make and in fine order. Address A. & FLAN-
DRAU No. East Eighteenth street.
WANTED-A HORSE AND BUGGY OR PONY
w Wagon separate or together. Address, with full
particulars and price, which be low A. b. box 56A
Post Office.
WANTED TO BUY-AN EXTRA FINE SADDLE
w Horse finest in the city; black sorrel; highest
cash price paid Apply at DlCKELs Riding Academy,
corner Fifth avenue and Thirty ninth street. from 10 A.
M. TO l, p M.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
N For southampton and Bremen.-The steamship
BREMEN, Captain sehulenburg. will sail on wednes,
day, July g. at r. NJ. from Bremen pier foot OF Third
street. Hoboken, TO be followed by steamship MAIN
Captain X v 0terendorp, on Saturday, July "a ~
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAVRE AND
BREMEN
payable in gold, or its equivalent In currency.
Second Cabin ~
Steerace ~
For freight or passage apply to OELRICHs CO.,
Agents, No Bowling Green.
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PROPOSALS FOR aRANIrE-EAsr RIVER BRIpeR
FINE ARTS.

L,oR sALB-PAINTINGs BY VAN DyCK; CURIosp
II ties; Gun from the best French manufactured. Ap
ply at Chnton place svsrv dsv from To IL oelsck
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

LNALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
via Newport and Fall River
The world-reno wned steamers BRISTOL and PROVI-
DENCE leave pier2S North River foot Of Murray street
daily Sundays included at p NJ Halrs Band Is en-
gagged Tor the season. A. p BACON Superintendent