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Englnocra' Association was callcd to coned-
or the noxt step, but M 1t iB aocrot nothiuE eau
bo learned rs to It's action. THO mon nro greatly
a1asporatetl anl angry. Knots wero gAthored
together before tho tnootii,g discussing tho
gucntio,,. There HcetnB 10 bo no question TINT
BY tomorrow or Monday
4 sT1tIKE WILL COMMENCE.
Tho officers Of tho Western Division uf tho IT.
Wayne 1aoa.l, Cillcinnat, Richmond 4 III. Wayno
and Grand Rapids Il 1ndiana Railroads arc OK.
pocting q strike. lilo engiuecrs OF tho Enatorlt
Division Of the IT. Wayno 1lai|rord n1o Oil 4
strike. but tile Company has sacucodod In got
ting passenger trainB through on time to.tiay.
No freight trains aro running on ti,as DivtBion.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-28
EORTHwAaD

"5tation for jamestown, N. Y, and connection
with n & G' W. trains east aud west.- Connects at
Warren with trains cast and west on the T.. d H.
r Il, D. TiiAYER Genl supt,
Dunkirk, New York
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-28

Mai East connects east and west at Erie with T..
s. & NJ s. II W, ,'and at Cory and Iryineton ,,.t,,
o. C. Il a. r, Il. W.
Maii west with west bound trains on L. $. .S NJ.
:. H. W. and at irvineton with Oil Creek T. Ale
ghcny r. X. W.
warren Accommc dation esst AID west with
Grains on l. S.& MsS Il. W, east and ives, at
Cory with %! Creek .S Allegheny River Railway.
Ere Accommodating cast at Cory snd west at
Cory ana irvineton with o. C. ~. II X W
The Nornan Lnca Freight East and West car
iy phssthsern between lIv neIou and kare.
h!mra Vail and Ni9qara Expr S. make close con.
necti"hs VI Wiihamsport win n. G. L. W. trains.
nOrtn and south. " 7'
A0TitT Tie earring time al Erie is PbfLg5,L
phid hm', 'ohich is t.c:ny minutes faster than
Lrie time. '''' '''''
WM. A BALDWIN,
Gcn'l Supt.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-28
fhiIaGelplIl;l 81 Eirie ssalIrOau
WlNIER TINE TABLE.

WlNIER TIME TABLE
On and FER Sunday Get s1th 1872, the Trains
on the Philadelphia u Ellie Ri.lrcad will run us
follows:
WESTWARD
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-18

ter supperS, card parties, and balls enough
10 suit tho llVeliest taste; and /, so fol
from being surieited with society and
pleasure, was almost beside myself with
the deligstSome privileges.
The old home delights Of reading and
conversation that had once been 90 pleas
ing TO me were now disliked and neglect
cd, except ut intervals, when prudence
and duty would assert their sway.
Ny husband never rebuked me and but
seldom accompanied me to those gay
scenes; but had become so accustomed
to appearing without him that 1t scarcely
msttGred anything whether no attended
me or not. ....rr l-a
Where all this blind fooliBhness might
have led me to l shuddGr 70 think. Bul
merciful God interpOSed. With plying
eye He saw my folly, and sent mesSen'
ger Of grace-R sweet pledge Of loye-to
snatch me, 1t may be, from ruin. was
about 10 become a mother. When the
fact first became known TO me was very
angry and mortified. l had planned
such gay winter, and to be disappoint.
ed was sore trial. l fear that II l had
then studied my own heart l should have
discovered that the loss Of Lieutenant
Morris's society and tlattering speeches
was what would disappoint me most,
But as,months passed on I became recon
ciled to all this, especially as 1t brought
back all the old tenderness Of my hus-
banc; and the pleasant hours OF social Ia.
tercourse so long neglected and unappre.
Ciated. In May my child, beautiful
little daughter, was born. All the mater.
nal love within me was born with 1t, and
society, gayety and adulation were all
forgotten in the dear, sweet treasures, Of
home.
Oh, how loved that child often
wondered il all mothers thus loved their
children. And from the love born with
It's birth there sprang such new feeling
Of tenderness toward my husband that |
had never dreamed could exist. Had I
realized then, as i do now, the mission Of
that child, should have been prepared
more for what follows, But that was not
revealed. to me till my heart throbbed
with the agony OF dcsOIation.
For three years this messenger Of love
and peace cheered our home and hearts.
Then death robbed me OF my. treasure
Never ives death more desolating, nor sor.
row more deep and murmuring, follow
eddy as weeter, calmer, holiersubmission.
Though years have passed since then
my old love Of gaietY has never returned.
The whispers Of vanity have been UNI
needed. the loyalty Of my heart has never
been questioned, because l find o purer
Joy in a life OF devotion to Him who,
when folly had well nigh ruined me-
raifed His holy arm In my behalf. And
to-day, as l scatter fresh spring flowers
over the grave of her whose guileless
soul led her mothers feet back TO duty
and right, l bless in my inmost soul Him
who gave, who took, who will restore
who doeth all things we'll"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-18
STATE BONDs-Dull and heavy,

STATE BoNDs-Dull and heavy. H.
RAILROAD MoRTGAGEs-Fair demand
for Pacific, Hartford and Eric, tho first fell
from 50 to SO, recovering TO 8S.
SToCKs-The situation on stock Ex-
change was marked by q feverish, unset.
tied market during tho morning hours
and general fear Of further failures.
Prices fuCtuated from to It per cent al.
ternately up and down, the changes be-
ing very rapid After meridian there was
less excitement and calmer feeling which
eliminated strong. The market, when dc.
livery hour, 2:15 o'clock, passed with only
inc new failure, the increased ease in mon.
ey also assisted the upward reaction, and
before the close Of the day prices advanced
l to At per cent or very nearly to the fig
ureG OF Tuesday, while the impressions
Tor tomorrow are quite favorable. The
widest fluctuations and the greatest AMI
nation were in the Western Union Pacii.
ic Mail, New York Central, Lake Shore,
Rock Island, st. Paul, Wabash, Column
bus l. Indiana Central, Union Pacific,
Erie, 0hio's, Panama and North West
preferred. There was considerable buy
ling tor out Of town account which had
much to do with the strength Of the mar
| ket late In the day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-18
COMMERCIAL AND FlRARGlRl.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Market,

New YORK, April 17.-Thcre is o de.
cided improvement in the general tone Of
financial affairs consequent on decline
in tho rate for money tot per cent and
the fact that but one more failure has &C.
curred-thst Of Brownell & Brother. The
readiness with which matters have been
adjusted, and tho cheerful tone Of affairs
existing as the day drew to close, causes
the general belief that the worst is over,
and from this time forth better ruling
is to exist at the Exchange, -..
MoNEY-The monetary situation to.
day was much better than yesterday.
During the early hours large city bank
called in considerable money and there
was also q general calling in Of loans by
money lenders as sort scare or for fear Of
further failures. The rate advanced to 10
I per cent per day, and for time money
was positively close OF Fat per cent But
these figures induced borrowers to obtain
accommodation early, either by borrow.
ing money or selling stocks freely lor
cash. The effect Of this preparation for
making up the bank accounts was plainly
felt during tho afternoon in a marked do.
crease In tho demand, and as affairs
grew better, many lenders showed an
anxiety TO place their funds at interest
over night. Many capitalists who called
in loans in the morning offered the same
freely later in tia day, and before o'clock
the price had fallen to 1-16 per day. AZ
ter that hour loans were made at z to Q
per cent, with the bulk Of the business at
the legal rate. Advces from the West
state that nearly all the loose national
bank notes were sent East, and the legal
tenders will soon follow. National bank
notes were today offered at 1.16 per cent
discount to parties who bid for govern
ment gold, and in other cases the banks
were offering to take the gold and lend
currency thereon. II successful the bid.
ders would take tho national bank notes
and place the same in the Treasury in
payment for gold. The liabilities Of the
Brownells are not very large, and already
settlements for the greater part have been
effected.
STERLING ExcHANoE-Heavy in the
forenoon; prime selling as low as 1909 for
sixty days, and 1871 Tor sight, but closed
firmer on easy money at 10Y for long, and
1919 for sight Tor Saturdays mail.
GoLD-Weak in tho morning and de-
cllnCd to 117t, rallied to 117s, tell to 1T
and finally advanced to 117s, closing at
1174A117S. The higher price was occa-
stoned by heavy loss Of specie by the
Bank Of England. Loans at 1a7 per cent
to 1.16 per day for carrying, Cleari1gs
$84OOO00O. Treasury disbursements
$1O2,5OO. Custom receipts $4,000.
|
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-18
New York Drv Goods Market.

NEW YoRK, April 1.-THE wet, cold
weather caused q general dullnesS In trade
The market for cotton goods Is unchanged
except some low shirtlDgs, which have
been reduced. Boot bleached shifting Is
jobbing at 1l4c; Thorndyke at 124c. Col
ored c0ttons arc steady and in good de-
mand. Prints are more active. Printed
shlrtings and stripes are moving freely al
lie. Woolens continue quiet. Plain
worsted dress goods in fair request. For
eign goods dull, except black slpacas, fine
Mohairs and colored Bslenos, which are
In demand and scarce. a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-18

CHICAGO, April II. Flour - Market
steady with a moderate demand; spring
superfine sold at s. 50a4 81; extra spring
mostly on private terms. Wheat-1rregu'
lar; closed easier; No. 2 spring, 81 10; No,
/ do sold at 81 90. Corn-85c. Oats
No. 9, 2s4c. Rye-No. 2, Coo. Barley
Fall No. ., nc. Pork-Steady with q
moderate demand OF $40 80. Lard-8ic.
Bulk Meats-Shoulders, G4a6ic; loose,
short rib middles, sfasic; short clear, SEA
SIC. Bacon-Shoulders, TIC; clear rib
sides, 0tc; clear, SIC. Whisky-S7c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-18

BALTIMORE, April 17.-Flour-DulI
but unchanged. Wheat-Fine choice
white 90 1OG2 90 choice amber % 05S
q 10. Corn-Dull; mixed western CSC
0ats-Dull; western mixed 47c; white Al
a49c. .Ryo-Quiet and unchanged. Pro-
Visions Strong and buoyant. Mess
Pork ST Goals 90; bulk shoulders 7a7tCi
clear rib sides 9a9kc. Bacon-Shoulders
74a9c; rib sides 9ta9ec. clear rib 09R10ci
sugar cured hams 18tG15c. Lard-Held
at 9a9tc. Butter-steady and unchaDg-
ed. Whisly-SmRll sales at Ole; new
held firmly OF 01ic. va-arT ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-18

NEW York, April 17.-Flour-Dull
and lower superhne western and State,
IS 95a0 IS, common TO good, 80 O0a7 40;
good to choice, 81 50aS Is; white wheat
extra, So 5Oa10 80. Wheat-Opened dull
and heavy, but closed llrmer; amber Mich.
igan ahoat, 81 62s1 G5; ordinary No. Q
spring Chicago, 81 Goal 90; choice white
western, 81 IS; red western, 81 79a1 s..
Rye, Barley and Malt-Unchapged. Corn
Fair business and a shade flEmer; new
mixed western, O5a00c; old In store, CAS-
cato. Oats-Quiet; new mixed western,
60a68c; new white, 62R5Go. Coftee-GOod
demand; Rio, 18fa19tc. Sugar-Quiet;
fair to good refining, 7Fa9tc. Molasses-
Firm; New Orleans, 67a75c. Rlce-Good
demand OF 9astc. Cheese Quiet at
12S17C.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-18

C1NcnNAT1, April 17.-Flour-Firm
with better demand at 81 50a7 05. Wheat
Quiet and firm ats 65a1 OF, Corn
Steady at 4Oa41c. Rye-Flrm at SOC.
Oats-steady at 32a39c. Barley-Un-
changed. Provisions-strong but less
active. Mess Pork-Quiet at ST. 90.
Lard-Firm; steam SIC; kettle 99c. Bulk
Meats-Firm; shoulders 0ia6icj clear rib
sides siaStc; clear s9a85c. Bacon-Flrmly
held; shoulders TIC; clear rib sides; 9tc;
clear 9fc; good demand at 4c less. Whisky
Steady at $50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-18

TOLEDO, April 17.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Whcat-No. 8 white Wa
bash, 81 80; extra white Michigan, 81 %;
No. / do, ST SO; amber Michigan, 81 674i
No. 1 red, 81 74S1 TAI. Corn-High
mixed, 484c; low mixed, 43tc. Oats-A
shade higher at S6tc for No. q Michigan
at Soc. .. t..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-18
posr OFFICE REGISTER.

uor.. AZ which malls arc duo and close St tho |
Past UGlco in this city. Prepared In accord |
Snce With tho latest time tableS on the rail- |
FOade.
The New York herald., 1873-09-21

d. n ANY LADY CAN EASILY MAKE $40 DAILY
eplV. by devoting three hours time each lay
and respectable business; no peddng arrangement Ap
ply to Nine HERMAN. l3 West 4lst St., from lO to4
The New York herald., 1873-09-21
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs.

A YOUNG MAN WISHES SITUATION AS LIGHT
IA porter and collector wholesale house: thor
oughly understands his business Address C. A. box lbs
Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1873-09-21
HELP WANTED-MALES.

A GENTS WANTED-IN CITIES AND TOWNS, To
n sell household article; large commission offered
to agents; sells at sight Cali on or address s. r.. 81
Kcad
The New York herald., 1873-09-21

CIO 9Th Az, NEAR 18TH STA COMPETENT
OfO drcssmaker wishes few engagements by the
The New York herald., 1873-09-21

NNET NURSE WANTED-TO TAKE CHARGE OF AN
W infant month old and bring il up the breast
at her own home Call at 1873 West I'D St. between and
The New York herald., 1873-09-21

A YOUNG MAN, 1s YEARS OLD, LARGE OF HIS
N age, who has had fifteen months experience in a
brokers' Office TO learn the business is willing TO work
best of reference Address FRANK, 305 Cumberland
ST Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1873-09-21

Ee7 Sd Av.-As DBESsMAKER BY THE DAY OR
% week or permanent is a Protestant; city refer
ence. Call address days.
The New York herald., 1873-09-21

GENT WANTED-NEW ARTICLE THIS DAY.
n others Just out: one agent made $H last week; no
company pays larger commission; samples mailed &c
AMERICAN NOVELTY COMPANY, 3U2 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-09-21

| yNANTED-A Young LADY FROM MUNICH WHO
w speaks English ana has received first class educa
ton, wishes situation governess companion In
nice Jewish family teach French, German music,
&c best references only mutually exchanged Apply to
f. f., pa West 49th ST.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
Furniture.

4 DVERTISEMFNTS FOR THE NEW
- YORK TRIBUNE WILL HE RECEIVED AT THE TPTO 81
OFFICES N1. a W.s T-t--serrl--l 1. Wou IweB-,.t
D. u.. as regular otee rates.
nEALERs. HOTEL and BOARDING -HOUSE
- KElrEDSlau save noler D.. tending .4e TRADE SALE
F EtfrreE BEDDING 1s 3Jt 4HI J6 ThrI-fve
ol Ist1rv-hII Il esH4Y J1ne Call examIle
a.. Fr catalogue. lii-r.iaIl 300 ll auttIl column
EOOD SECONDHAND and MLSFIT CAR
~ PITS sltas'tr s.l sizes. handsome strIes
0ALL cheap l2 fl0l-s Of Dutch
Iuch-vt
WEEKLY and MONTHLY INSFALLMENT
W
FURNITURE
CARPETS
BEDDING.
AT b. M lOWPEKIHWAITE q Co..
Ijj AND 1877 CHATHAM ST.
An immeHss S0~s and
Don tlrJa ar vi goods on" lle 10 sell.
BlI GEI GOOD ARTICLE AAD TAX. TINE To PAY FOk 1T
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
I EWIS I. WOOD, A1ctloneer.

I EWIS L. WOOD, Auctioneer.
0Eeat Exchange Ssroon 70 3o1t-lue7F Jersey City
G8EAr ABSOLUTE AUCTION SALE
of
- VALUABLE BAYONNE CITY BUILDING Plots,
near Bergen station Twenty st lnl Avenues aud t.
THIS DAY,
40 - O'clock ite premises.
p S-raae oot LueIttst r. li 70 Bergen f'l
Station.
Bon .a1 71r 70 Ar T. GRAY No 90 Ceda1st New
Tork tLVI> j. WOOD ~ Mo---omC-f 81 Jersey CRY.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
TRUsTEES SALE Of an IMMENSE ESTATE
WILLIAMS BRIDGE,
w S-ruFc~ru 0nrrTY.

The MANSION e-- 100 srPsBLATIvE VILLA PLOTS. e0ua
% Lois Gr7E lasIeae bv urr Of h-nrT Ae
a. A..4 ..e trustees .l ft p. .l-l ., tll -es % l
postva suction tae TUESDAY, July p it 80 O'Clock
D. b. -he r-.rIse-
rcrk
Wesfr-rsr- 1f f-yrt E.1.i adjacent 20 7a' ara-- o.
Sound. ias Ne davea Railroads. within one
..... -.i ..t % r'l 20
cre1ua.r.r ID rclu lir- afa-urs l1. 'rl
already developed tsts I'D para tE1l-s slrfol-ca
rl provided. I-e mansion house --t 2 -ra.
du- srrr--. .r $500 NJ ee-alt grounds rene'e with
oraue- trees res, tl-41s all e'eglel To-
tars n 1e se. Invaluable ice pond
rurr..a t,.. fle charming 4- portion ' r ' mort GOD
Brood. B.ts lu- Greek and or- Brook ani 1
cuu-7 for boFurr and ts1-1g of E
az .ae same Lut tllt iAr
cham anl a 'onr,I-l"e 40 I" m'
g. I1, whole AL De- pos-T,5 CLOSED ou, 10 ie INCHES
sDer#if Dots bought prices Dv The
Cag uecsucs Marc.a and Professional Acl and omen
money q
r uE o ft slri untr
decreasing Irpey surely aprecaine Everything
that Lr.1 suggest t i--l you -.'e -l SUNNI tal TO
cou1trr provided The great crr "eess viii .oos 90
comforts de og lti Gi.ul renowned m e-
ime1t lll s lseol>e eloquent lse 10 FOE .-l =. t- ---
1-sou te 10 rita s lroacl'He lH o 'te F"cils ""
.- a some irct so tt
DE- -I
TFRMS rr wears PAYABLE ir quarterly ~
nual . pur Ik SPECIAL al utlhI
Ceur UUaot lartl aa-r.. -- 1.uta l- rt rcr-.l
tickets u-Igr Informs lQp 70 .,- JOHNSON 1h
Anrtoneer SO. q Part-roE. y y
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
forscs, Carriages, 6arrcss, Nr.

fcrscs, Carriages, Garncss, ST.
ATN.Y. SALES AND STORAGE REPOS-
a ITOIl FJJEIH-AFE.. COR IhEA4I-t4F4I-oi.
Every Family C.rla-e , Road sg0l, new anl second
han. az reasonable prices Haruesa lu great vanetr
A MAJOR CHARLES W. BARKER Auc-
A..
GREAT SALE or
CELEBRATED IEO TEhs AND EOAlSIElS,
ta, rruprt. ~ DANIEL MACE rtI..
ON THURSDAY. June ID O'Clock
Al TIE STABLES
No 20G west I0rTc r.ta.st. near Broadway
comprising
THIRTY EEAD Cf TROTI RS 4ul bJAuoILts tle u .eseuP
uo1 names peiees aud performance OF which vii shortly De- pub
The sale vr positively without NJ Maers engage
ets Ia tie eft shortly demand Dos prerce there
Catalogues ready 4l cl- b, I'let al BARKER 'les tlH
Ar.o Mart Naw-y0k Tfersss. " Broadway ami
I'm -fs-1uIrs4.. at .abl-s
XII MACE Win be- 1t biz, Stables n O'Clock 10 each
.--- l. - Il L IL. ---.. q 7.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
E.FDEES, MAIDS.

A COMPETENT and thorough LAUNDRESS
n wishes suItou private fam has uneKceDuouale refer
oulglug,
objection Can be- at 3 otave tower drug oe
Z NEVER DiSAPPOINT.--An experienced
i LAuNDKE,S solc!ts mes gentlemen WA5hlNG Llens
&c. promptly superior STYLE aut G moderate Call
address LAuNDRESS A6 West -SisL corner ol ota ave-
4 AUNDRESS.-By a strong young Woman;
can DO al 0i French futlE puuc polishing 4c
superior otg objection he family
Atpl- OuELLS AbENCI il5 " est itlsL near Broadway
80 WEST 3tSr-ST.-A first-class laundress
o1OD socs WASHING do At her house, prompt reliable and
Trustworthy. ML j. y" BGJWN.
DIS WEST 26TH-oT:, near 7th-aye, Front
STYLE or family Washing store woTs preferred
aIQ THOMPsON-ST. - An Experienced
81 - COLORED LAUNDRESs so4cits AsHlSG. Linens md
FIBeres done; superior style. Mr.. J. W. BROWN.
600 6TH-AYE. - Two respectable young
OC1sI js sJersI. ursass COOK, other At
elias, LAUSDRESS thoroughly erpeneneed city coa-t
beat cty refere-oe.
@SS 2D-AVE.. bet. 10th and 4lst-sts.. third
pDsD foor-AF lrsts LAUNDRESS ler business
perfectly Lest clIT EeieTeace.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
TUESDAY. July l, 1873
HOKsEand CARRIAGE MARKET
yEw-YoaE. wednesday. June %, 1873.

NEw-yORE Wednesday. June %, 1879.
There is au absence Of especial animation
in any department under this heading. IL the Bulls
Head Market we have moderate arrivals Of Western
work horses and there just sufficient demand to pre-
vent accumulation of stock Prices are without N
tirues Guet: few transactions pa matched carriage
horses effected 40 prices difficult 20 ascertain ac.n-
per pair.
AT tue regular sem-wcekv sale, held today ~ S-rs
T -Hrr E ca -c's CITY Auction NaIf and NeWNnrb Tat
ter~aIs corner Of Turtyumth-sl. aut Broadway, the
lOrses ole.ad were disposed Vi a. to-OG,:
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
6elp Uante0-- mIles.

XVANTED.-B0 AGENTS, To SELL the
w asd PepalI boyS ANECDOTES OF PUBLIC MEN BY
JOHN W F0RNM Just puhisrcd by Mvssn HARPER (
bkOrHgRS FOR arihe Particular address Az ERl
BILL, Of Harper Dro.LsIs. HaIkAs square, N y
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
Gin iJro9erin 10 Lel.

t-- s5 f-..T.--0F.r .e- LIE ssE He FIRST FLOOR at
Isl Way.r.g-r.c- is .u good order Ee-t t5 7srmorih
ITO LEASE. elegantly furnished. a first
4 es., FOr R., TORY EEONNSTJN. DW lLLING on Fifty
Er.. S. c - y l-sse ,.al -,.s 80 81. d. "oOL--l
q P.u--s,. between z. lll H...rs
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26

Thirty head OF speedy horses. the property OF NJ.
DAM Mace. Will DE d-rcd 40 pubuc auction 10 MS
vc..-.lowl stables, No.2af W'-t f'ry-e.sAt4-.t To-
morrow Triur.darI tlr 1.tu I- II hv Major
~ Barker uf Barker Cnascl These Aor, >are the set
" sUeu prominent sles t. A-rEauaers A'daIaA, rim
BILE. Eclipse. Gen. Kuoy. Young Morrt and other more
or Jess famous stations, the thoroughbred race-hOise
-um9tcr uy Ltxiug ON, being also on the catalogue.
fair opr0rtrir % pucnasc geuUu' trottcr s offered
br tus sale, winch % without reserve FeGlEiees
s0uu4ucs. ami all representations including speed
Will be guaranteed.
There is no change in the condition OF local carriage
trade. Tie demand FOR light carriages continues
1TO1erqtey active. and there is feature o. note.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
Goal, 81

NUUI, vi.
GOAL, SO 80; WOOD, S1s per cord, put in
" he cellar per allowed 10 iafge purbses Ofee
Yard, Eeyenih4EG, between FcYbIh aha FOt'
sirtl st.
SIMONSON & ECCLESTON, dealers in Le-
- hga Locust Mountain and si Asl Cos Furnace 1lsie sna
Soye pounds Fcrrenr Anl arisetfl
0hc. West BraacI hcs 800 " esi iFeuf flrI 81
Yard I416 West Broadway and tghihsvs
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AT o. NJ. cOwPERTHwAlTE q Co..
nm - .LILnrI n u,

DanI tlrya ... r1aes on goods orr made 70 SELL
BLI GIL lOID L.-IlLE SD Ilk. IIMe IO PAY FOk ~
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CHAMBER as
DenIlSlrD.
FRIDAY. JUNE n, 9p. m.
FIRST GRAND

A BEAUTIFUL and substantial SET Of
~ TLBTH IS and upward. Dr. RED, 80 O4yc ID door
above l-thst DE last DO
4 BSOLUTELY PAINLESS.-TEETH eX-
"A aeed iesh Gas ialy ConsE-aOa sets extremely light
durable Rabbcr Ses $O 20 6ye between l5ths.
Established - year. Dr. l.. BERNARD
GETS, $40; SINGLE TEETH, 81 Gold and
- Syts oher auags, 81 ana upsar Lsughtgas mus
tered ~ GAk>E q. lsl Sth-svr
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN t6
fBARS.-BenunuHg Application Beautiful teeth us.It.a Al
moderate plumpes lar hollow checks sp,calt,.
j. JAY YlLLBRS l55 Grand, near Broadw,v
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douses auo farm5 Uaatso

WANTED to purchase for cash-About one
w aueofLASD within -5 mile, et .s - %. s o. s. @- =.
pnee &c. moderate, 1oasl or iolI a-as S SO
West IEta... .l--,... N. D.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
Droo.iru 1roPerl1 60 let.

ITO LET or FOR SALE on LLSI TERMS.
4 non. >rr.V HOUSE Ayu -TOfE Eo l'2 P.rralJ.e-st
DWELLING AUl1-. Nr. Jt a,slusl
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Courtrr propertn 10 Ect.

NJUIIIlI y IJt y IIIEt- 70 80
ON THE SEA SHORE.
" T.E- ..rrl lGu. TO Lzr AZ SANDS POINT
alG 3 -iH ea.. .Ir tle year,
Fue bathing boating, and asllg. Apply 70
o.. o. BrNyET F0,-sL
ITO LET-In MOuJciair, for the Summer ~
1 mocrate reul. l,siEJ 40 81. lcsl..lLY i1l,e 7 q
raauue -r8ul.s. sei i44Ie-i vegetable g..1 r.
&C. Aa-lcs f b. -.. p. u. boz2
FIO LEI-Ihe irSc-clIss. brOWu-st0ue front,
four.sorr l1--toou W LLLIEI HOUSE. % West tourt,
Il WI ... d Immediately.
lL0LsIOS -. EODA1N, he4I L.--tc Agen-
go Broadway
WEST ORANGE, y. J.-Rent cheap To good
" tenant ..or q -r LeTe F1rzi ban some i-i-
DENCE modern location Yh exquisite surr"ull
frt. forest trees
depot Apply HAMILTON WALLIS. Jl ruest.
Orsnge. OPPOSITE 'he depot