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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-02
IIStE G1H sxTE"iS.
TOTAL, $4,000 GIFTS, ALL CASH,


amounting ,oUO VOo
The distribution will bo positive whether Mi
the tickets sold or not, and the l2OCOs gifts al
paid in proportion TO the tickets so.d-al unSUld
tickets being destroyed rs III the Fist and sec
ond Concerts and represented Ill he drawing.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets $1,000; Halves S25.0 90; Tenths,
or each coupon 500 E!.ven Whole TICKETS
for S5OU0O; 22t Ticket f $1,000 TO; ll3 Whole
Tickets for s. 90 o. 227 Whole Tickets 70:
Sl0U0UU. No discount on less than S3Vu.U0
worth OF Tickets at Il time
The unparalleled success Of the Third Gift Con
cert as well us the satisfaction given BY the First
and Second makes 1t on y Necessary TO announce
the Fourth to insure the prompt sale OF every
ticket The Fourth Gift Concert will be con-
Quoted in all lis detail like the Third and full
particulars may be learned from crcu!sr: watch
will be sent free from this office to all who apply
Tor them.
Tickets now ready for sale and ali orders ac-
companicd BY tie money promptly tlled Libe-
raj terms given to those who buy to sell again
THUS. E. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Publ. Lihr. Ky. and Manager Gift Con-
cert, Public Library Building, Louisville,
Kentucky. aig 81, 2aw&wtwtDl
" Brown and Blcached Shoctings, Pillow
! Case Cottons, A Blcachsd Cot:ons oil different
makes, Fancy Prints Opera F!anncls, &c.
WM. n. BEkkLEY,
aug 30 ct King street.
ZINE STORE STOVE FOR SALE.
A MAGEE RADIATOR, large SIZE last m
proved pattern can be seen at V. BECNtR'S
Music and Piano Store, l49 King street. Alex
andra, Va. aug - 81
r AIDES SCARFS! e..-
| LADIES SCARFS!
Large quantities of every conceivable shade
of Ladies Scsrs Just opened and for sale cheap.
CHAS w. GREEN,
o,r3c rs King street.
rENTS' SUSPENDERSI
I GENTS SUSPENDERS!
Of English French and manulsctuse' just
opened at ro nousr
aug IS GREENS NOl1pN hVCoS'
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PENNINGTON LINE.

. ssssssEa ' ~
The steamer COLUMBIA, Captain james
Harper, rc>uned her regular route on SAT-
UEDAY, March lSt, 1873, leaving Baltimore at
! O'Clock = M. returning. will leave Pier j.
AlrxanIriu, EVERY Tt ESDAY NIGHT, II:
10 clock.
&s~ All Wy freight must be prepaid.
Fur farther Information Apply IT,
nay l3-em b. WHEAT, agent
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BJ +. A. IL erssy,

Mr. James Fossett consents to the above sale
and will Join in making the title. augl3-ts
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NEW EXPRESS LINE OF STEAMERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
FOR .....
INVESTM ENT.

It's universally conceded that carefully selected FIRST
RAILROAD only SAFE, but are the MOST pr
ABLE SECURITIES for purpose is also an
instances OF default 10 the Anoao
other Of the reat interests Of the country.
These facts have been accepted applying the securities OF h'
a gne, lint they apply With greatly increased force in eases
where the Roads have superior in location A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30

n very Ate phne stock IN tbe mshet; wt eeote RIss
essR Bay .. 81 09sl CO.. Second QUALITY Do ~ bGSs 20
Shipping Csc a9d Shipping Second Vuhy ~
G Rye Straw quoted ~ o59si TO- Short DO al Soe and
Cal At 60e =.
and only purchase suen STOCK to supply their nmeae Nsn
seess ksn and shov disposition " realise pee ." ssV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30

90 81 u Assorted ot.'s'' ~ O1t W
AIIDW active and ofG60O n at 8. az ll6c
Ole latter choice and 600 bills Western At 3 l5ioe
WOOISnee or last report he Wool market has shown no material
sts The tendency m favor Of hulefs and With TIE
d1 10 close w operations holders Of Wool hoW CTS
Manufacturer The volume OF business
small Manufacturer stu adheng 70
o. Foreign Wool OF which EOVO
hale shipped from Australia there not likely To- be any
the SAILS embrace O bags
Pu@d J5a4e; e and Super DO Sd3oei lIoOV 10
ne 600 n 9G2lc 2SOOg n Colorado do 2oc
n A1048c: 2oOO ID UnvssLed 90, GdJ4c
40 OO n Extra Ohio. a.. d53c. We quote as follows
FLEECssNswYork, Michigan lndisnA and Wiseonsn
- slfbod fleece Gd4sc QRaner-blood Fleece asa iSc
Io,s,uan Fleeee 4Oa45c Comhng Fleece. 55at5c
ViRGgtASaIony Fleece ad5S Three
MennO 52d55c HshblOOd Fleece, 46G52o
0uarf blood Fleece 0s Common Fleece, 4AGS6ci Conblg
Ileeoe, 0fdt5e ......- - p.t,,,oo, Ne
ruo 4045c Hsibood Fleece 41G4Se Varero00d feeee 4~
a. Combug Fleece, 510tic =, m .,s,,- .
Missouri KESrucEY TESSESRE-Cnvished Fleece 3d3ie
UEWAsked C0mbng Haf6e ,,s,,- D. ,e0so. t..s...ua
Bury 4Od45c. - 1,. ~. puu.s "a a. rs, VOL Cy,v
Pulled sa.2e New.Hork C Lambs Pulled, GdJe een
80, and Txr 35a3sc Counuy Extra Pulled 2G'ei Country
So, pTled $3.50 Country Lamb Pulled q a4Ie 90
26d3lc Spring Cup nednm Zo1
s,rns Clip grades and burr, 2ldIc FAl Chp J. W6
"a VI GIN low grades and bury, l1d3Vc .. 49,
TEts-Pns 27aQc Medium, 2eGJOe; Low ZO9||i ihefof'
EnSSas XooisECspe Of Coed Hope 5od33 Boenos Ayres
nnso nd Htla 27agc MonteFiie0 Merno ana mestN N@
a. 1.p Coibing a47c; Australian Combing u d9ec
WHISKY y and bru sales 81 w bbA a. VIC Gnu wv ON
al size
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
n. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCT
FOE raE WEEK ENDING APRIL 20, 1873.
,Ipre..l, ror rnrE. y rRnrss D, our own Reporter
General Direciton


DfreatonG -.
articles freight and other expenses ear up poor
S pt yeTng good orief attractive look secures efAin
IsStop sale wbe dirty package or sonp sP
u~1Uab securely that TIE motion VII not allow ne
Zee Of clean dg Inc cut AN VIZ
80 Mar plainly sh poia-a stencil plate no
81 e stating the amount also bepo Ie'tet ~ NY.
..re tune stating sent the 6e An inYOo on s'
sH 1so bb boz Always state the nrnQet o.
ngrs y0orsen repasnon T me goo po ~ Re'' sV'
~ that mAJk IA IN demand
BEANS AND PEAS. ,,
Rs,sps $50 and so bush erportsi "a boA
AIvs OF beans week O4 bb
IL ~ h4 Al The Eoek Of beans here 10
5000, having more medamS have generally reFtrd
80, hence obliged advance quotations Sc bush
$500 r4as are hight supply. Green SLOW Of sale,
- .s,.T favor We note The following % nnee our
-, ,ss yif; mediums At o. 63 70 be 90 ~ 49, 10
80 On Do 81 % bbG narrow al ~ Vi ~ ob co. IN
A 81 bbl6 good Do at 81 g. We mote quite ~ I'M
1900 AZ Of DesDs at pvsts srn onosAsogt; =.
Ss s:.a s s.s,: S Se'G o. ssss 20 Kdps,
% o.; We. 4s9 10 Pea, osaIbOndSa iss e
2lsa 50 Do Green. 10U %
De 90 ~ ~ I'D z $50 10 Do South. BIZ F1 -. 80
10 - al, ~ GOD ~ baah bAg'''''''' sW@ %
BUTTER
, Car The week 1870 paetags o. lss more tbanan vel
hespS Last scar 1f4O pAeksgea Old butsef anot epnre
bepe sUd quotations efey nominal Ibe suppy o.
eei q nSrsI and have declined Jooay SSOc al
ne. hAs ann III bhng The price Of ee@ney pals bomnA
esl tsis wss,erp coming h slesy Cob,asrseh qs.see e
os,s A. slas bsy~s Inss ME ssss ss'' 'A''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30

Rsnn 900 p b.. a37l English. gold. G2
S:ss's sga q d1, Gold >, g., C "a Sst. 80
PAles l. L CoSe 60. ...... Il 10 ~ u Is ~
tiHtes EoAe refne % az > ~ - - a.,
lDt,, Charcoal Tetue 10 Is n u 20 l. y ~ ~
PEEn The market quiet hut quote A. n AZ ssO9
f2i 81 H. 81 So 20 SRa$2J aud 100 at $<JG-+
kye fe,a quoted az ~ IA Sc per ton ..--.. ,
hOLASSEr FRO 3,6f'c for Cuba and dtOc Tor
eo to-day l5O bills Prime New Orleans II 074e
NAVAL ORES-bee has been very limited demand for Spirits
market the closing OF Yesterday; sales
sfSJ bh mcbantit private terms 50 bbh DO at 52le and 30
bbs Roh 6. With limited demand 81 unchanged pnces
quote SOC ~ s. With sale Of lQ b6 about
500 bbS Pale at SilAdS4 ~
bb Strained IS 90 obls No Al 50 Tar dal
and sels - 0a - y Wellington and $685. - ioI VIII
lAlngou. Cy Pitch nominal AZ 50 50 62
OIS-Lned ye quiet 6Tn in casks and 81 OF 10
bbS Crude Sperm fir and STEADY we hear OF lew sales
and 81 So bat the sHouui not stated Crude
Whale moderate demand bear Of 400 obs Northern
Prime Winter Land OIL quiet the higher rnets
business quoted 78 Craie Cotton Seed steady but
gul H04ci Sonh(rn Yellow at Co., aud Winter Do 5a1o
henb fea dull and heavy Oibe Oils are Eo0i eh@ls" We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
The Indianapolis, Blooming
ton and Western Railway

possesses an The advantages here nrned and mas ID au
rg business already created erred II The BoNps o. @
81 w og.rsd are GOLD sFvEN PER CENT CONVERTIBLE
are FULLY SECURED By FIRST MORTGAGE on an EXTENSION
III miles and are liability OF the entire line Of 40 me' o. "N
four-hfhs completed
The geographical position Of the road remarkably favorable o
enepg at indianapolis direction vest and dyergins AZ liam
paigp has terminal points Peoa, the Illinois h'e and OF INC
Mississippi opposite KeOkuk
Net rines OF the division from indianapolis to Petn and Peoa arc
LARGE and have been for period greater than the amount
for interest on all bonds the COmpnT Regular trans
are rupnps on miles Of the extension and total receipts
Of III. road fs this year very satisfactory TO all holders Of as
securities
Tho Earnings of 1872 were S1,359,60O 3D. nm In
crease Of 1895 900 over 1871. Ii is expected 'ne'
will reach 1000, 900 during the present year,
These Rd hv. an INTRINSIC VALUE exceeding the present low
mice Of 90 and INTEREST and holders viii End POSITIVE AID
VANTAGE an early Increase the ae OF their Investment Oon
pons January and july l.
ar NEGOTIABLE SECURITIES RECEIVED IN EXCHANGE
AT BEST MARKET RATES.
PampAIets maps and circulars furnished on application
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30

IRE RAILWAY.-WM inter Arrangement OF
~ TaHs eject jan 20 @ From CbsaOsrsst Depot lior
I'D II belVHl
aud Chicago Day Express Dwias COaeher
10 Buffalo Sleeping Coaches 10 destination.
-EIpress Mail Bagslo and Niagara Falls Drawing Room
Coaches SuSqnebsnBa and Sleeping Coaches 10 destination
O. H. (DaylClBcloual and Chicago Night Express Sleeping
Coaches through to Buffalo Niagara Falls Cness4 Detroit All
Chicago Siiba0 change.
Additional Trans leave for
Pom Jeryis g. g. II aud 'lI:i5 m. go ,pj e
Goshen and htetown 40, 1872 II aal 'l;l9 m 49,
Wirgios j. n ard sTl;l5 " and 40
kewburgh 1870 > aud II a. I.JO and i..i p N.
SDrern 1880 1880 II and -il3 n J:J0 5, to; y Goe
MIse~ood IoboEus AleDa and RaIeys f7:5O $780, II,
sIi:IS a No. }. ", 5, g. i6.JO AMI 'tl:JU r.
Patterson 6t5 1870 TO- H. ll:l5 u nocn, 'l:t,,
$50 g. s. SIS T. '6:0 -. g. 10 aud 'll:jO p 10
Newark. 7l5 '0:S5 ADD II 30 and 35 5o and $50 n
Ruthea Park Passsc CAS- '7JOi30 TO- II u hoonp
.Gt3. J; ~. 4 SIS, Z, 600 8. 10 aud 'll.J0 p nj.
Hdae. Haeksnssek and Way els aHd $40 NJ L@H3 an'
Ep ~" VALLEY aud way els is5 and ara
EarlerOOd s. 7ts - add 90 n 100 SIS AIS. As $50 Go
CE s. i:i5 70 and $50 H. l5 as 4l5 SEQ Go and ss
s s0 s. 7:i5 10 ard $50 H. ISO 35 AIS AaJ $50 co.
AMI ii:i5 p. m. and ~ Md - - a.. IA. "a,
G.D and i7;ij 2. N, 'nd ~ Md -, -.
TxeIrh,t earlier than above Tie m ~ and
ilgO D NJ and u Mid. Trans start from Chanbest onlY -
y r. T. a3d Negark Branch eagtg Cnamners
81 quarter hours leave TwentttIdSI ~ minus Garner t1A1
Tor massage and for apartments DravngOo AID Slsepr
The checklag tni transfer
cor siLt aud Thrisye Conrstt
BookIu Al ConpahTs Dep1t and Of Agents ~ te pfcp
sDaly. lsuuS1s ,'cRoTT c.fer,I Psssrn,rr Arept
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30

and 1{d ERi dH,sas dF e.ss TO
1,,R oS M REGION and LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN "
III 49, n,hrosses Corlandtst feines p.. Palace
g. ,hrssh rom Nex.ioTk &c OIL Cl arrive Ig,ssstea
so CorTy sO5i Rne rs oennssts a. issS1 sss a.
sith OH Creek and An. y, eeni r oH, west - 49,.
sn n IN Ere Mail dslh With fsinn a. s.Usr sisi
10 Er,e. SunbUry, go "a, Rrs,
s HaSSs io II rvinetee sio Ss - ,sl
Conpects al Irvuelon and Cory with W ". 80.
80 Riy,r X K Cor OIL Region AZ kne ~iiA lAAs
al points West W A. BALDWIN General s.ps''''S''>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30

kHKnP-Mapih lose Ja Guet shade easier
orete Al Sae gold without Jate Joetng steady
prices: les so bales. Ia lots. al 2G2Slee
Of Manila and Madras AZ 75aRlc $500
LEATuRR-The Henook Sole continues quiet but
Prices change Euon Cor there g nothing new
y quote Hsmok Buncs AyreS Heavy 2s0oe Hem
AyIes, MIDDLE 7sa%S He@loes B4eoos Ayre,
ISeht Heoek California Heavy ~ GiSc Hemloek Cal
tsrsls, Middle ?sa1ste He%ock Cs,fo.uis Ligh 21slsei
kc Heavy 26Glc Hemock, onoeolc Middle
ia G1sc' lkHost ounocS &e Lsht z5eTc; benoss Coed
All hSds SOD weights lsa2le Hewloet Roarh S3aSe Uoion
Crsrped snd41e Union Bellies, H02Oe Oak Rough all
uehtA oAk ROnEh, Southern, all Seghts de, currency
pm -,
hBTAISTe business Copper has been light sud the
seady sales Of sQoo0 70 Bae at &c cash Bngsh1
eun esseT Of 50 Sic New Sheathpg ~hou
4 and Bolts and Braers t Bronze and Yellow e
ssetking At z and y NJ Sc net cash. Scotch Pig Iron 0
dali about Glengarnock aud SafS ui
EGhntsu American Pig quiet and unchanged at G
Ne L. Ss50St6 for No. 2 and $4ldSG fsr Gray foIge Ih
Oh and New Bnglsh Rails eul and usminsli we qet
New AZ sWa an, gold; Old quoted az So ano
H. So both currency Soap d1 at ssea sez ~ acfD
Pe Lead que, but firm &C. gold for OrnSyi Donesn a
hr demand and steady sales Of 50 tons si so bar cent
,s trade sPete ten very enet su; Pnees are tJ and ,o
s al about %. Gie for Straits &c er Ensh ane ~ V re non
Plates Gull and N the sesehee Of ho ~o N
aaLy unchanged We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30

A. IAns.a. "a eks al 90 Red OIL West listed = "a
q ::3 ! :$ g
A %isl sp sl'D'o 0 case ; a. s,a1 40
A %ai't So.: !, a. q
Wuttt.......... 70 Cotton Seed IelO" "a
hisi,g..: Cotton 91s Vince fa's N TsssT So
DAT sFGSe,d, air demanci :ales Of 80 bbS CITY at
81 "a OatsIiO quoted at % 4Ss*. 30 49,
.. % S. ~ F' Ne, 9l5 s 's' 1
s 81 ' ssd Bsi e ST' F 20 MS S s 's Eis3
NeS and Packet s2sa4 Trcs Beef h in limited dehlhd
I'd MED. E as i % 'i5i q M fsa. '%s g
sS Tii sa: Hi 4a s' private 4T %s a s
iss5s r ' ssaS6.. Ss w Si :a3 at
,sssy % Cs1Ylss W demand ~ dI5ic With sales y 80 ts
Bacon qs Die ''o sh and a, n H saads ssEes held shove
Ice Dresses Hogs heavy quiet quote
noe ,e for S sales Of 7so bis and tcs at &c. for Eo
@ CITY 9a9le or Fsr Pase steam and 500 @ Kettle Of
775l les Tor June AZ stoi and lSl6c bd for Jay
PETROLBuAs demand noted yesterday appears have been
isreey SON tie short interest and having covered their contracts
5 70 ,sOs Al Tie close the narEe seataiag First bali May
ao I S s D sG 1F sf.res . af t %2 a. S
40 further ss Sgl eeS May a. th4 pnes f9e GTeef quota
vile Tsve with strong markets reported throsgLOqt
Crude shipping odI 10 moderate demand ana PEG AZ ioS h.Pl'oa
e'dy Al o %f yin ~ oos t e 17 hi sgDSy -
s s if, "a. Sa da Efi aSd fI Il S a.yy 5 ss5 &
RCETlere frm market and moderate demand; sales 80
esss Cans al 5d9 and 20 bags Rangoon at 6a7f currency
SUGARSh market for Raw aud Cubss generally
auoie GSe for AR good Refining Grocery grades Gse5
Centrifugal "a Q9c Clarified % De- the ssll SDee our last have
been about M hhd mainly Cuba at &c but including cargo
Centrifugal At Ste; also 2l boI Centrifugal at sagie heuned
ti0s!c .
h}aiy has - DIV hrei and tie market s'eadyi we
"'e ~ ;" ~ '' darsues IN lots al sic' enffehe''
Cg, I'd Secs dan and quotations hoihin' a. 'i@ '0f
80, - q Coz Timothy. go
stY-fsiry Gctye but scarcely % brmi ~ o. iOV 'eS n'e
iof AZ Sc ties Prime al DC; aud ~ teS son a''1
ToBACCOTe cemaud Tor Kentucky Leaf has been more eut
Sul che Ibaset sales Of 2OO hhlS al '@ic we 4aots:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
6ieamboats ano Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
iIsoss' I'D pTs, nsSt ssTYor t2ot Of LO,y Con-
The Pssns LsetaS1nna and weVen Railroad :, PhhP..ay
whoa. change ears aso to ceS, .s
ALI iwlSgER 1 zEe. ES the VEST.
So'nenr v re r. ~ ls@-Le1vs Se"'rOrE a. ioIOvss
Flor tlsn,rg,oq E,acp Bethlehem Bath ,ueh csras
socs io~lSl wyv s @ M S'@ His'S dSa 5,
we Se COGnoeI a Jaoe,'sn with bet. Lack West. R.
roar, sTs the w.1 ' cSsp.ss :, oS S Hs'Gs
Flc@n,ea Easton Aaoh wIs5ar0. Ssraasa To
is'i;n %-@T Train for som.rrns
no %is' nm E.ioa E,a. An-u,s-o u,p, csr,s.
a Tr F. tSl'' ssic en' ss l s
400 ro ' E I, 9 al MlaeA cAaAL couOscs
4:op m.--ror Sonervile aid tleAiastoa
SIS SIS p % %-r@r PsSssII
$50 m-Eysnse ErFEEs, daily Tor H,oa. Bethlehem Anso
iorS kssang a,oSrs h,S"il c-'is0 AZ cIOeanaa
5:o ,. 70; rI,ni, - ,,,I E,;.eg.
Pos ES..heh At 200 20 100 5ss s:o s.c so 9n ies
ll:oo il:fJ l1oo m RSol.eo 200 20, 500 9l5. 3:1,
siO 800 loco, 100 p:Oo ..
NevJcr,ey Of Lbe'L SeSfOfE, aal prnsPL
hotels and Ohces in ewrsrs CO, c-..-,,
Hr pA1Dvry Genera Pis eTs,fIssaL
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
I'm, mo -, NORRIS AND Essex DIVISION .
S4GS and t d1s 20 %iS caaSeE o c
Depois New lorkoot OF and foot Of CrSoD0et
" ~ TEX AKRAhGEMENTS MONDAY 1872.
o;lO BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Boonton Brl3cH,
rus Hrei through rom SewiOrk Scranton, DDghama Hom
20 an d STrcse without Lance Dover With
Chester r. Waterloo With r.. with l.
and D. L. Il iot Kingston. Wiesbarfc. Piston. &c.
7l3 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN Denpe With Bocn-
nn Bneh at Doer With Chester anoh at Waterloo With SUSSEX x =
for Apdoycr and Newton at Washington With D. L. and w. r. r.
FOR Water Gap Soudsblg Scranton Great Bend BnYblmton. AMI
Syracuse aud at PhlpsuiP with Lh Sus1uehnnna Lehgh
Waller T. 4 for al points on those roads
Zoo m, PHILLPSBUEG EXPRESS stops Of fevarf Masou
hortoVn an intermediate stations al waterloo With Sussex
Railroad PhhPsbug With Bel Del r. K for eyere and Leigh
and Ss7lel r. r. Legh Valley r. FOR DeElehen. Allen
tow1. Mach Chunk. Wilkesbare Reading ard Harrisburg
iO P. n BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Paterson ard
l0onn directly through and BDghlmon wholt
change tsrs stopping puncpa stations Connecting Dover With
Chester r. Il. ADD at Waterloo With SuN.H r. r.
JO BhSrON EXPRESS Dover With Chester X z,
at Waterloo with r. k Physbag with LemEh ard Sns-
gnehaura L., ami Lbb Valley r. Bethlehem AnsAtosa.
Reading Harrisburg and the Wc-
il HACkEt TSTOWH EXPRESS connects With Chester 2,
and with Sussex r. r. for Andovcr. HeStoa and PTanhhn
3:2U .. IN. DOVER RyPhEss - -
Of SUMMIT at az 40. go loo snd il:oo z5o, $40.
Fcr ORANGE All SOUTH ORANGE rs 20 $40 90 NO.
and loA n Ito, 2 $50, i 49, $50 &C. $50 3D. ioc0
Fer EEWARK at 7l5 7:9O 80 ESQ elo ete 'oo 1870
II:uO a 1910 ~. 'lO ~. 'L0 $40 30. $780, en-
Goo -6ZD. $50 $500 1000,
m lfa,ts marked STOP at Fast Nesark
Learo YeaYor for BLOOMFIELD and MoNTCLAlR at 20,
ESQ, AM L.io and 2Uo, y;iO 40 , tk9 and $50 p N
A. REASONEk. SgusnateuJerL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30

neay out OF te
sfkt and the suoons nominal Befmuda 'ge'a6es are Oh
bsngd in pres but will probably decline the arr val oil We teal
sInested to.sv Charleston peas are coming 10 Hee o.
quality and selling ~ 5OGS3 per crate Messi SenneV oo
,sced 600 quarts srawbeIr to-day IRON Charleston ID goyl
order and sold 81 " qaart e'sTs DAVIS sat,on
reve from Florida obey through 10 Aegre patent Ieire
so in good order between 500 and COO quarts stIawbernes ana
bee which selling st va 81 " per quart fostoe
declined rd Russia urnps advanced Norfolk Tadst
hroupt % lunches and SOC ~ per bunch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30

old CHOP.
Conn. and Mas PLIERS. ? dl0
Coma. ara Mas. Wrappers.H 90
Joun suJ Mas. rbg lots. = oil
CROP or 1871.
Conn. and Mass Fllers...l2 as
Conn. and Mass. Seconds. 20 as
Com. and Mass. WTappers.4O Id52
Com. aud Mass Selecuouso1 40
Ne~.lork Fillers. ana
HAyaa4-Tbe market remains We
tfti0uE:
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ypurrs AND NUTS. DRIED.

Receipts for the pigs dried fruit AZ l-ss th'n last
week; week last year 81 pkgs Arrivals Of PEANUTS hss
bags shipments apples 69 bbs Trde for domestic Grd nuts
generally Quiet There has import sale Of about 800 b Of
fair TO ZOO peeled peaches 1900 upPeeed peaches on yse
terms rs speculation We the following iaes, viz o. oo
baekbernes 2OC southern sliced apples at Sc and loV 10
do choice at ee so bbl r southern quarters ~ SCI 1O0
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HOPS. go
Rerts FOR the II bseS Corresponding week last year 2I
bales There inquiry from brewers bat BUYERS 90 not m up 70
holders prices limited The thot5 are t so
spareDy unwilling concessions TO the BUYERS The To-
market reported dJ Prices uOebsDged VT quote Bngnsh ais
STATE as 4a Wisconsin rs. prime 80 ass
state rs common hir.3J WIS rs e h!s Us
Eastern re pnme d4j Old H6ps tcA ais
ESs,sra rs s4T..25 ass Old Hops...... az
MEATS.
6s ~, 80 r1tkarty; pork, 36f9 bbs; meats Oil
packages: lard iiG ts's,. western dressed hog SGr,
bhs Lard 55o pigs hnts Of dressed Te- .,s IeDs IL
price supply being greater than the dtmapa b, " o.,
pe u mutton Lei yeas 2d3ei edessed hogs e Fa - N"
Do Common 10 Fan. as PORK City dessed.,..... :.
Do TEXAS SIDES. ....... a Calves heg-dfesse milk els
Muou B.,,..,. dlO Do, q .
MILK.
Rteept, be past dSyEhe Railroad lO ran
with cresm Harlem. 2625 cans INK NewlaEeu l' CAM
Hulson Midland, $50 scattering a2' cahotal
OOJ cans began the Harlem platform a. % ana fose az
81 So the beng u per W o. can AIA ! PehH"
and the market oYersiccked.
POULTRY AND GAME
There but little prime frozen poultry LEFT; II seing al oa1el
est GRADES chickens supply Of turkeys bat trace ao"
lots from would sell there have been rhped ana
cold here AZ 3 lie supply Of live poultry large nelud'
ing two the West Pigeons have advanced IN
rce because scarcity English snipe freely
nd prices are lover. Ducks very slow sale QnotauOrs
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VNROY .-CITIZENS' LINE for TROY.
Passage 81 50. yhe segsat steamboats, sUNNYSlDB and
POWELL leave PIE. No ~ North River foot Of Leroy daily Satu
day sxcspte al o'clock connecting with trains
Russeasr Saratoga Eewfok Central and Troy and Bosiou
Railroads FOR all points north, east and west. -
TIKI MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO SARATOGA LAKE GEORGE
$500 AND MONTREAL.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked to destination
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Pigeons FIGHT doi 81 629sl IS Ducks Blsek... 5o3
Pigeons picked.... l $50 10 Do. email. ...... 80
Ducks Canvas, pr OoG 81 rs EDGlsh snpepioL ~ 100
Ducks Mslard ava ~
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:, m NJ Fn,sss With seeuugesrs for Troy and Albany
law y ~ AAP' e. A. KENDRlCk. General Passenger Agent
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. c.,,,,a,,,.
Traus leave New-lork from loot Of Desorose AKA NoNA1'
asfoloWS; 49, - NJ. - Gil nth Pail.
N an Palace Cars attached T. and $50 u s"n'A''
FL Bai,msre Washington South at ~, sRm sun
S'E s S1gS r pha g. $3.50 H. I2: $50: sp H. IaS
Y pieht Sunday g. 8:3o and $500 D. m.
For Phla., Vi KensingtOn al A. IN. and p
Fmgrln. and second class. 1i3 o. N. . =, =, IN .
For New,rk AZ g. go = 70 $40 g. 10, H. 1880 N u ~
.O $50 $50. $50 o. b.lO, oV i's ''
q no i:5O u D ~ SUNDAY $50 g. $40 and D m "a t,n
Far Elizabeth g. $50 T:40 s:l0, TO- H. lfoA m
2O 800 $50. 4:lO. $50. 5: 20 BID 9i9O . CIV '>' 49,
alO 10. ii;30 ~ o. SUNDAY $50 O. aud 5ilV m ON
For ahsay 6:9J $40. $50 and 10 m " zoos md u
$40 $40 alO 400 go $50 $50. &, go. 49, siW "p H. ~
for wooiS rase ..i Perth AaSOy and 10 ao '% -"
and d n x Biuu,xich 10 m an La Io s2o $50 u" ~
u night SUNDAY, o. and p N. ,,o..,s.9o,u
For LAmbertyile and Flemiu gton y a m aAu v !"
For Phipsburg and Beydere, 2 andA y ~. .nA on n
Accom- for Bordentown, Burlington Anu N-A'-'
1880 2 g. $40 T. and D m
r. Jsms"bufg Pemberon, Camden. A. m 3i%P ~ IN n
Ttn. srryr AZ tDlOws Pttsou-gh, oS w..hnr,
als iona m and daily, eEees MonesI ns Prea
R.inor. 8: 20 m ass le2 sunday Wv s'.j a.
phtisSrlnha scn $50 lOll lo4 n54 M fl+ '''S' w.
N a o1css SO i IN aud 90 8oadwsTi No AS S No
ri cot Of Dsstosses Corsndts & 30 Agent
DI pa 81 fASsATr Gen. Manager