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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-31
1'iIfan OIL Reecher

In the last Golden Age appears the
following criticism of Henry Ward
Beecher's ,st series of sermons:
J. b. Ford & Co. have issued another
series of sermons by the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher. These productions are
for those who like them; and the audi
ence is large. But We have ceased to
belong to it. In our opinion Nr. Beech
er is really as radical as DIR. Chaplin, DIR.
Bellows or Dean Stanley; but his Ser
mons do not faithfully represent their
authors advanced thought. Each sue
cessive Sundays effort reproduced in
Mondays PAM phlet) is simply the con-
ventiOnal clinging of the hands to creeds
and dogInas from which his head and
heart arc turned almost wholly away.
Without meaning to use diSparaglng
phrase. we know not how to character
ize the sort of behavior rs anything short
of moral insincerity. Certain ii is that
| Mr., Becchcr, during few Years past,
has lost the hold over the orthodox
church which he once maintained, and
has made no corresponding gam among
the liberal sects. lie is an Instance of
man who, seeking TO save his life, is loos-
ING it. Long acknowledged asthe mos
brilliant popular preacher in the country
"a compliment which nobody, nor in
any sect, begrudgcs him, hut checrfully
pavs-he is nevertheless, year by year,
declining in moral weight not only
with the church but in the community
at large. To think Que thing and say
another-to hold one philosophy in pub
lie, and another in private--to offer one
morality to the multitude, and keep an
other for ones self--is degradation 10
no man so much as to minister, and a
blot, upon nothing so much as upon re-
Ggion, Nevertheless, there is so much
in these pages showing that Mr.. Beech
: er frequently forgets that he is priest
and remembers that he is man, and
there are SO many happy thoughts
shooting like sunbeams through all he
says, that he will always remain one of
the noble specimens of what God can
do in making human being with a
plentiful lack of conscience and courage,
hut with an overlooking fullness of fancy
and wit.
Trying to carry home FIVE pounds OF
r1ackerel and his wife's Spring bonnet
a. the same time on Saturday evening
was what prevented a Dsnbury man
, from attending church on Sunday,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-31

EDGAR HAIL, File and Life Insurance ano @ aesA
Estate Agent Also NoiaEz fahlte snd O9AV
Once over Sherman and iialis La" oiA0e' ,1as
Ia, Ohio. IiU
GRAND wBvRR RNSTITUTE. at AystiAhurg>
Ashtabnla Co, Ohio j. Taekerman rIlncS
PAL Spring Term beg4as fNesday Mareh 2oti ,sn
for Catalogue. -----. -
xE. ~ WATROUs. Painter, 0lazer, aud Paper
Hanger. All work done with neaineas and ds.Paa'eh
n SIM HLYTH. Agent for the Liverpool, Lon
I'm q Coba Insurance CD Cash assets over sSnOOO.
o10 Gold, In the u 5. s8oooooo. stockholders else
psisonaly iishs. i@e
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-31

Arrangements of DraWtng-HoOm and
sleeping Coaches.
No 2.-Seepng Coaches from Cleveland TO HorHeAs-
ville. and Drawing Room Coaches from Suspsh-
sion Bridge, Niaeora Falls and Buffalo TO New
York. .taH ..Ir
Ma ~ Sleeping Cosokes from Cincinnati Suspension
HSidge, Niagara Fslls Buffalo and iomellsyille 10
New York; also froA ornelisvlle to Albany
No S-Sieeping Coaches from Cleveland, Suspension
BHidge. Niagara Falas and Buffalo TO sasqaebanna
and Drawing Room Coaches from snsqnefanha
to New York. f.-L s--ll. 81 y i' tg
Ask for tickets Via Erie Railway. =
For Sale al all principle Ticket Oftaces.
JNo N. ABRnTT, Gen. PaS Assst.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-31

sTraps stop only Signal. xTrains do not Stop.
Telegraph Stations. Cleveland Time
The Way Freight trains stop at Jefferson In going
West. at 422 p NJ, and going East at 1855 A, NJ These
trains carry passengers.
Passenger at the rate OF cents per miles TO way
stations counted in even half dimes
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-31
ERIE RAIL AY.

Abstract Of Time Table adopted Jan. 20At, 1872.
DULLMAN'S best Drawing-room aud
u Sleepipg &, aches, combining all modern i'm
are run through all trains from Buffalo,
Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls, Cleveland and Gin
cinnati to New York, making direct connection with
all lines Of foreign and coastwise steamers, and also
with sound Steamers and railway npes fr Boston and
other New England cities.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-31
AN OLD BaLLAp-pAunx AND JOAN.

TAe famous ballad Of "Darby aud Joan"
having been called for by u learned pundit.
and others, we present copy furnished from
an old Almanac of 1919
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-31
d. b. Mccoy, supt.

ID. b. MCCOY, Supt
L.. y. & M. S.-FRANKLHN DIVINION.
From and after May 25th 1873, Passenger Trains
will run a follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19

small cfenesi No Spring offered At 81 @ si Is bio Ne VIA
Red salabe Al 30 In round lots No Red ~ % Voin
opened aovt and closed dull and lowers No MTd 81 IN
elevator fi1ttc seller June IN fair demand sua n'hn
No 5i e5sie cash ese seller June Bstose,,to gafs p
and wanted No. Spring, 00dc, Choice Si0S a
Buyers and sellers apart nothing done Pork nTner ~
Bukmeats duD nominal Bacon du
holders hm Shoulders 7id8c; sides ef Cea,
si6Oc obbng and order oL Lard quiet Aod unchnge
Hogs quiet and unohAnged ona
~ 75d 81 IS. Cattle quiet and unchanged n,
Flour leOo0 bush Wheat a0OO bush Corn IVV'' oa'- "~
I50O HogA -. - -
ToLKDo May lT-Four SO DaeS wheai quiet and sehti
White Wabash. 81 Is No White Michigan, ~ H aihpei
Michigan, 81 75 cash. 81 III seller June No e s 81 t7 ~ & %
Red Com demsnd and higher tgn niel So
Nav t7c seller June s7o seller August sc seller stpeer
Mixed 46i0ssSe, White, 2aS2e no grace "se
declined 4Oic.; Michigan. lc seller Jane 81
unchanged and dull Rsceipts-o0 bbls Flour lS 9as %
bush Standardization bbh flou Ni'V puAN "o@''
32O bush Corn, 1000 bush. Oats -. 90. NJ.
WILMINGTON Nay I7.-Sprts Turpeutne HeAoI - nosh
steady Al ~ 40 for Strained IS for Low No y ~ % i0 no
50 3 Pale Crude Turpentne quiet at $I W "i ~iu -
Yellos Din and Virgin Tar steady ~ ~ 10
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
S..r, Mred ai s3 9sgo and at Sc do Yellow
so1,Asrn Yellow At 65c; Do. White At Sds9S

has been pretty ff trade and the ,Se in
ie 400 hhds ow grade Caba at 3o for boiling aud soc bOied
NAVAL sT0RRSFoI Sgr ruypenne there has been only lin
dmsrt and With liberal ohengs prices hsve agan Declined the
- Were bhs Merchautabe 4C, dock aud 80 hbs from
orr @ RoSn has ruled quiet and weak WITH Strained quoted
a. IS steady but du at s35Oest fer Washington and VIII
S-Lusso steady and arn Al 81 81 Ol in bb
Culs demand the teaay. Lard OIL Is
Suies small oi Prime Choice Winter 78dsc Aeaha-
PgTROLEUMrhe market o anec has ruled steady At the recent
WITH oay roerate business tauseted the sales empnse
sic The close ho0ers akag SIC foE MAY and trs bali Of
Juse 5v '1eIr gefr pc ga'ss -pS,e o 1 were 4gJ % $3.50
With far demand az zoe Nenina nrmp neg az a Nc
under toe uunyorAbe advc nom the
ne roes osoistons Tor spo were - on Civ 81 l
Psrkers and - 20 m Roosee Al Philadelphia The market was 80
for bali june At ls'e quote June AT lsdlsic
PROysiONSTe features Of PORK market The past wees he
presented decided chauge the better last though We c
ha considerable vaab ness and ess Inclination 70 puree
b future The local demand ha been m9dn ise % 5sss Vss &
have limited inquiry oI rIe ess ~.
EI Prime Irregular Proes We notice some nqgiJ
Mess has small os ~ 80 soIptD ~ Di
tar bss sbaed We bo sale Of bb uDinspsced PhilsaephA
hess. ouequarer bound ~ % 1na - isS hi t ~ -,
lt sl6 p or Sour 4no hls5y Ness ana 7g1
. for Clear; for fu'are aeFery " ae. & ~ oo l %
"a et Tor PLAN and sli soa SO for Extra Mess and
@s i @ R ~ i2te II 0G do smoked st ia c. 500 CITY
boI Dr. 7i and 200 es Western Hams 1 pickle go
~ IA private sms Bellies. sst evening 4R t 81 loc,
- b 68 qht Bellies bulk at9ic, TO-DAY. bacon lower and
f ouest so hoHes Lng Clear western per a. ~,
60 s - on private terms 600 rib, Chicago,
an pnTe Dressed HoeE easier and in far demand we
| a --lc Lard agnin lover AID limited demAndi
~ se fssrs Choice tty and 80 c Choice,
las, nght lse; aes Of ~ bSs AND % At 's of Nc &
1r,.ss Al lie Yellow Do Al 6; for future delivery we bear
Of IO SIC eeayi 3Voo tes for do A night at ssi
S1roSTs ~ rEoyIsiOSs yEv-soRE
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
EEw-YoRK. Saturday, May

NEw-YoRK. Saturday, May II, 1873.
The local horse trade of the week now
drawing to a close has exhibited considerable auina-
ton, both in the general market and at the auction
marts and the indications looked upon favorable
the progress of the business until the close Of the cur
season. The majority Of dealers in high priced
stock reported average of sales chiefly in matched
carriage horses They realized from 200 70 $500 per
pair These prices depended the size and style OF the
animals. The market work horses continued active
without quOable change values, although, owing to
the large supply concessions from the usual asking
prices have been probably made 10 many purchasers
prominent feature in the business OF the week was
that good and well known and valuable STOCK
offered and sold through the agency OF leading
auction firms Thus the wellknOwn horse j j. Bradley
was sold 5000 and the chestnut mare Lady Darling
for 81 900; the former offered at Messrs Barker
Chases the latter at VIM. Van TasselPs Auction Mart
At Messrs Barker Chase's City Auction Mart and n
T. Tattersals, corner OF Thirty St and BroadWay
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pr norm Rrfr FeeeeS ana fliTOdlG
MJ JtT1 bales Cotton p pkg Ashes BeesEaI 90 bbs
Oh eos bbS Bggs, t55 bbE Flour AOJ hbA Meal 81 bags
CON- 302Jf 4 100
81 Barley 800 bush Peas 100 bags seed. 5 hbl
Hsu 1aes Hemp Hdes. IL bds HIDES bales
sins 3 0hl spirits Tupenne 38f3 sides Leather
bs Lub OIL m bblE Crude IurpeHtue, $50 bb Tar 324 pEg
Ocsts sss pkgs Butter Cheese, @ pkgz TaOW
ptEA PORK i gkg Cut Mea 69 Lrl loo bush Peanuts 6
ks6s Tohaco pgCs Tobacco bales Wool go bos Whisky
Reors Of Pdnce eBdug S2turgay May l7 include
bbs WHISKY 8 Jos bbls Corn Meal 1850 bags
Wheat 4l4 M Corn. 23 bush Oats 10 f5
MAI t47 bush Barley 5O bush Peas ~ sacks seed 2O
B 90 pE PORK 40 pEgs Car Aeat 2I4 pkgS LET 80 kgs
o.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKKTN

LoxpoS I'll m-C0usols opened 81 2 Tor ant
% tfcoun United States FveIWenT Bo0dld5 DID, 81 g.
1914 3l: Fves 9 Ere Railway shares, -.
PAKis. NAV ia n opened al 5ft sc.
LrEAPooI MAJ I'LL motion opeued quiet; Midfng UD-
g: Mcng Orleans yG9td The sales Of the cay
usstd a. 10 90 hseG
NAY III m-CQon easier but not 0Eeri sales
l00Q export and specu 900 bales
LKEP00I Msv I1l -CotOB closed Quet sales Of The day
have u1ng i0r export and speculation Oi
NJ saa. TOO bales AIleuean.
L0xDoS AaT lT-2 uC0nso and American Securities closed
unctEuge1. E1e Railway shares 47t.
PAK1 May lip. u---heEies closed 81 54f 1Oc
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19

SALES ELSEWHERE OF VALUABLE STOCK
large sale of trottng horses TOOK place on Nay a.
Fairview KY when p head we're sold, realizing total
Of Sl715 The highest figure slls0, paid for Viola,
nv Gs Vermont the sire OF Black Maria The stations
aold as follows: C0lemans Clark Chief. by old Clark
Chief $500 Elmo, by Spragues St Elmo, $3.50 Var
ick by COrheau $3.50 and AhOit, by Aexanders Abda-
lah $500 Lady McPatride, by WOOdfOrd MamDrnO,
brought $ll5; Arabela, by Abdallah Messenger, $40
and Cammie, bv Bourbon Chief $500. The other lots
brought from Sl05 20 $3.50
William F. Howard OF ElktOn, Nd, has sold his bay
mare Lady Kate for 5000.
The carriage market OF the week has been fairly ac-
tive with indications or increased activity during the
next succeeding four five weeks. In addition 70
fair local demand there appears 70 be large number OF
buyers IN the city the interior, TACT which mas
caused pretty equal distribution OF business. Orders
nave also been received from the Western and Middle
states for work Of the best quality well nom the
south American States &c Southern trade is dull al
though somewhat better than ut last report;
Frportg Of Carriage Imports OF CGr7tG9ss
pl.i.b
1.s,isb Cotsns a. -l....... go Exports 0f VaTnsh
French Indies, L ~ Liverpool 40
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
1rlu manieo malfs.

{. IOSIAH ALIENS WIFE" HAS WROTE
BOOK, spite Of JosAhs detsrmlnIion So' 20 syeaa % ~
fo shion and as day and Of the shaes' ah9 0'
AGENTS TAKE NOTICE ,.
This book everybody Who looks into ~ roc AN -,
Yourself selling Don't wait until al the tefn'oV b u.s.
write for careuars and sample pages 70 ~ v,.,a g..
AMERICAN PUBLISHING co" Hartford, ~ Nonn;, ~.
W. e Bliss Toledo o. Gilman Co.. Chcago M "'S
Teton Co.. CuennAt o. Duek Ashmead Philadelphia REM
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19

sUGAR dull and quotaton reduced ie Pair Good
Refrng ac CentuuCa 20 19e The sales embraced 20 hhds
Demertr lie 30 hh1x Porto Rico Refining and grocery
n1iss boxes Centrifugal &c and last evening
600 bars Bednod Suga du Haras, lOs ollie; so Whe
lgi fl0ic
STBARN steady With moderate demand sales Of Is Prime
trrvs e 9ic.
TALLOW fairy steady. sales % 10000 y Prime,
hbis a l-l6c. and 200 and l9 bbls.
WHISKY aru less acuvs. sales Of 700 bblS at 93c
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
The Indianapolis, Blooming.
ton and Western Railway

,. n tbs advantages named and has in addition, very
- 80, already created assured TO Il The BONDS Of this
, - - -, are GOLD SEVEN PER CENT, CONVERTIBLE.
- tT-Try sTCuRED bra FIRST MORTGAGE extension Of
m mile, and are liability Of The entire line Of 40 miles, Of which
fourfhLs are completed
~ zpiioal position road remarkably favorable Com
- al Indianapolis It's direction vest and fivegng At Cham
~ ba terminal points Peoria he Illinois IVer' and on The
Mssiszp ppi opposite Keokuk
Vat earnings Of the division nsnspoA to Pekin and Peoria are
-, and have been for considerable peoa greater than ihe amount
m interest on all bonds by the COMPANY Regular trains
- On more than miles % the extension and total receipts
. a. L m s year must be very satisfactory to all holders Of its
securities.
The Earnings in 1872 were s1,35g,69O 55, an in
crease Of s395. 900 1S71' It IL expected they
yyiII reach -, 900, ,0Oo during the present year,
~ R5, have an INTRINSIC VALUE exceeding the present low
% Of 90 and INTEREST and holders will end POSITIVE AID
VANTAGE in an early the value Of their Investment Cou
pons January and JulJ l.
ALL NEGOTIABLE SECURITIES RECEIVED N EXCHANGE
AT BEST MARKET RATES
Pamphlets maps furnished Application
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
Er r FOR .vtUECw .
INVESTMENT.
FOR

Internationally conceded Aai carefully selected FIRST MORTGAGE
RAILROAD BONDS are not only sAFB, bat are the MOST DEsIR
ABLE SECURITIES for purposes Is also ~ established
met that there are fewer Instances Of default IN toe A0Ad than IN lnI
other Of the giss interests Of The country
es facts have accepted As applying te securities Of Rail-
- nn but sbsy apply greatly increased force in
1 m % hAr, superior in location Management and
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
6elu n1anteo--females.

EMPLOYMENT for all who are prepared, 20
IL render faithful service nav be the LADIES' PROTBCl
I'VE UNION AND DIRECTORY 2 Broadway second door DeO"
Forty.ahh-st
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
rEon SEv-soRK roR THR vKEK ESDIzs

So 522 - 2A2O43 i4O6l 800 80 5o3 p, T23O5 355l l29
SgINSoat been gEet 0ut prices without change
Meroan and = do MaiauooS Receipts. 10
v Cr1 20 Curacoa q DO santa Martha and 10 DO Buelos
, Deer demand 4t lower prices Sales q no
P C1teo La.uhyro. +po0 y ruIiHo 1900 Ss $500
T,r, 8 r. Cruz SON Matsmorosi receipts So bales
s,l g. l0 Buenos hTes 65 bales Para. bales TruXlO
.na u rsfLs We quote
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
fine Arts.


Art NOTICE. --,-,,o,.ss
~ A SUPERB COLLECTION OF HIGH-CLAss
MODERN PAINTINGS.
consigned 70 " K O Bres
limit Tie homerFlle uAieEI
on THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EFESlAGs,
IA %
of the french
fisIsS English. and American schOOla Oso&
TH.Srersan Car Hu5ner. Jas. NJ Hart,
n R1op E. VerbocEhOven, ). ". Casilesr.
= Coomans f. Kraus. ". Hart
q Chapin B. {. K0ek koek, ". H. Beard,
leo, Goupil L. Robbie A. b Dnraud,
II. Baron. H. sehateis :" Dtorl'
A. stevens Iheo ulflfu' " '-.1ioo
y SegTnac, A. Dhens' a yti-H'
u Esbens VI. Won Bremen, Van blteni
H. ~ -.3 4 Notterpau SAN C0nan.
p;.LonRy,s p Norman RelIlond fsy,
p RuuDh Laurent De Bue, T. Cole
Cb,s Hre NJ 2 Koek Koek Julian Scott,
TasnIvope VsH Schelde. T. AnnetA,
n Icbnr Vera. s Wi.lAmsos.
Z. Lemmens, H. hnMren ~ n mLes,
J. Au6Ay, ~ Dl44ets' - 1Efsp1'
pS.t..- De Ia HOese. De Haas
n Sos.-.r H. H0rnenann, n. C.. Bsphan,
Y CSsy1I.rd l. Sebes. Sidney Percy,
Ro,se.toor n 1.entgenes, Kayver.
d. Lar p. Le bret schneiQeri
Klombeck Il. More. seTef
Y Thron van severiOnet. Van der HORDE.
A. SaTni, DommeIsou hA9nherg,
Melinda. Theo Girard $ D-iser
T,vsrpets IL Banner l.. Won Sebeu,
VertuaI. Semme, + NiHAt,
Enmermans, = Me-
Tauuert. G. Lckcr,
a. GaGin, fganstAlt
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
Gitnatinus Dauteo--females.

WELL recommended German female SEX
w VIETs aso American. Engsh scotch and Ish At Miss
HILDs GERMAN INSTITUTE Ia hOroksl between stanton Aad
RVngtonsts.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
A ART SALE.
N O &c z.

We have now on exhibition u the most ae
traetve collections Of hgbas WORKS OF ART
~ eIeeat
examples prominent European and AmencaE lTseegaHs
Marble Medaons superb NaterCo0 DWu Aquares and PANT
Enamel The whole % BE- sold without an reserve on WE'D
NESDAY THURSDAY, May q p y 0olOok
day. among works uf American artists g be
found greatest painting - J. r. Beai -aei 80 Houss
Fames' VIII ild hs cectos
and assured that Fofk u
art viii be positively sold 20 the highest bidder
ARCH JOHNsrON. Aueuoneer.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
cnrrnN MARKETS

Arausr, MAY i7-Co;ton in good demand Mddhng ie re-
30 hsless sales. %85 bales ,os,ot - Huasu,n,
oUu l7Cotton dull Mddngs is9ete-i 10"
l73 bales; shipments lO oaeS
MoBuE Nav i7Cottoh dulls Middlugs, lei met rep 100
bales e1porss-eOaswise l55 sales go bales stoeA @I
bales
PurrApErPu1A May IT--COton quiet; Middings lsle 49, ,
SEw-UKLEiSs May l7COtton denano huitei huhne tsf'
net receipts Toss l5 bales erponso eIea bntn
s4s continent 62a bales oossvise M baies SA
900 bales; evening 800 bales stock 9os baiee
NEnPHrs MAY 7CoOn arm Mddlngs l7tei receipts Oh oaes
shpmeuts. l4s bales; stock q lg7 bales
GALVESTON May C0tton seady Good Ordinary lc pet ~
eeps 10 hsles stock. 30 Tl8 bales. ..,,,,
HARLEsTos May l7Cotton EASY Mddlnrs Sc Low Mddngs
ITc Ordinary i6c s haesi exporseoa"ise
lg7 bales; sales so bales stock, 25,7u2 faeG 80
7-COon dul Mddngs lStci gross recelps 90
bales; sales. 200 bales; stock. l-Q0O bales
NAY l7-COtOn dull; Mddhngs l9c gross reeep
3 bales; crOFcoaEse, 81 bales sales 10 bales sock o4
bales 80, -t.-
bales sales 463 bales; stock 30.5n bales oc
WILMINGToH. May l7CotOn quiet Mddlngs lec es eoe 20
bales sale 3 baless stock 4.O55 bales -,
SoRFOLK l7-Cotton steed Mddhng l1sc net receipts yz
bales: Britain, 20 bales c0Swise, 10 bAes sales
bales: stock 1913 baes - -, -.-. ,,o
CINCINNATI 7-Coon quiet; Nddngs, Bte; receipts lO
bsIess shiuruents 40 haless siock l3,6O7 bales
ST t1-C0on dull and unchange receipts lOI bses
shipments 5 bales Neeky-recepis, Lo baesi shipments -o'
bales ,,,s,,- a, ... 80
baesi shipments zoo bales
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
100000
Principal Due 1893. Interest Coupons Payable Is
Feb. aud ! - August, In City Of Newly oriS.

The Directors ibis Trunk lire between Toledo ara 81 Louis com
rug h ts Lraches miles q completed road have decided
In r. 10 accommodate .he great ol ttc fo rl te IN
TIRE LINE WITH STEEL IAIL~i ard .or that purpose
have ued 900 900 Of pe 3ortzare Gold Bonls
The steady o. business t ne m e apy and greatly
rpta by ii connection Southern Railroad (which
u be- omen for trsc weeks eldeag the substitution o steel
rails ueeesly
The not earning, for the 1911 and 1872 after parng The interest
Oh th Morrsge o. the Cour were asgey In excess OF The
snoaui necessary 20 pay the interest tbs Mortgage
The road 10 foaun All prooeed Of these B9nos GO TO
the permanent Improvements The IrorY lavng poSod
tbst By substituting steel rails roads doBg heavy aH
saving aon. ihosl allowance for increase o business
sufficient 70 pay Of Al least four the amount Of this hOgage before
maturity The satt,ee Of eupong rails great al al
Trunk adopting them The ere!us5a oifon ones
only fast the rails can be laid We nov
sale bat sIO00OO0 At NINETY AND ACCRUED
INTEREST IN CURRENCY.
arr eaHls this Road with Ia future pEosPec make THE
Bon4 oll-iJn an uuaoubtsd security.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
rertures ano meenuas.

fertures ano Hlfennas.
FAREWELL LECTURE.
GEORGE MCDONNELL
HAMLET,
AT ASSOCIATIONS HALL
Cor TFeuty-thiri-s aud FOurhaye.
WV. CULLEN BRYANT nj! preside. address oy Rev. Dr. BEL
THURSDAY EVENING Nay p al ? O'Clock.
Tickets s Reserved 81 For sale a sc1rmers, ~
Broadway Putnam Twentythrst and Fourihaye
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN-De-
~ parmeut schools The ANNUAL DlSIRIBg Il0A o. award.
of merit 10 the l0113w be made by TIE President AZ
oelck Tuesday evening 20tb INST Tie FB iON oi me
Of L.ot-I
rooms vii continue until saturday ngt: Js 5ss ,, -
T. ADDISON RICHARDS. Cor Sec :. n A.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
CATTLE MARKETS.

Cg,ceo vsv 17Repts Tor ygeekCattle q OlC hogs Il 3i
sheep 32 Corresponding week last yeaCatue loli hoSs
1880 sheep 1850 ,.- -,t--s--s.
CATTE-oet dull owing oae receipts and moderate shipping IN
ourv prices q1othy quality fair though eE e
2t for Extra % 5ul 20 % o
Coce. 20G S5 s. l0 for FAIR ~ ~ -
Medium; 50 Inferior 70 Commons - od % 70 o
O Choice TeIzns.
Hosn fair demAod chiefly shipping account and for assos
lots prices eafat 81 60aS4 Is for Common 10 f - oV0f y
for Good S53 g. IS for Choice and Extra lots.
SHHEr-n good request higher pnces supply hght quoaon
range At s3516 for Common 70 Choice shon lots ioT
Medium 20 Extra choice wOOled
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19

6orses, Carriages, 6arness, &r.
ATN.Y. SALES AND STORAGE REPOS-
"A ITORY FOURTHAVE., COR TWENTYFIPTH-ST
Ryey and light Road agon new and second
hand al reasonsble prices. Harness in great VARIETY
HARNESS.-Horse Clothing, Blankets, Breast
Aprons Robes and Horse Eqaipments o. every me
e. n. MOSEMAh BkO, AAnufac
turers WarerOoms. ia Chambers-sL
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
Chances tor Bualness 1Ilcn

A GOOD MAN with $4,000 WANTED-TO
"A tate LEADING POSITION iu MANUFACTURING COM
ng presenting inducements Tor ao
rut ApTv psrEouay 20 H. a slAFARD % Ccarst. Room J.
A GENTLEMAN of influence can make
- s3o0ooto tbosi investing capital Con
with good only Address VITA
abilities AHd social standing 70 kfsiLOA Uptown
hefa' DMoe
4 PARTNER WANIED-By a Manufacturer
~ ~ FURNITURE factory bT water peWeri located
riiad having communication sh heslofE and the
North aud viih Boston has good ae e.tabslc ana
capable 81 ozeHsion 5sy A44Iess
!. CHENEY, M0Etsgaa iAsA