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&c - Davsnpess's, ON Eim street, fss
ssmsTs by the hex ~ aeSru. ,ssdw
, 1873-07-12

!S1Hei1t Disl,de}t to TAe ChicdJo Tribune.
ALBANY, N. T.. July 1t.-HEEvEs- From tito open
Ing yosrrdny mp to TIM present writing, the 1nurkct
has ruled a11c md quiet with allow mics ut slight
increano over last years. rr1cca Tile market orcod
ycBtcrday with moderate attendance Of focnl and
Eanorn buyers, but thu business 4lone limited,
llyorg expecting to purchase stock ut lust weeks tg
urep III which expectation they were 'stahcn. To-
day tllcro WIZ good acn,lnllre. comprising moR of
the lcadinH dealers from Now York, Brighton mud te
EaB, but to marked dqGrce Of nctiy1ty WIN
this week belonged to j.. T. Alexander and and
wero sold to Cart. VeHcay for shipment to tho Islanl
Of Bermuda. They brought $7.20 rar 100 lbg. Tho
avoraga quality Of tho offerings IL much superior to
laas week, conprsing only about sixty carloads Ut
Texans. Of much ncrior quality to oso aecn hero
III many montla. Tho tlatIvcs nro Of much better
quality, and embraced in tho receipts arc largo
ber 'topBr md cxtraH. The ruling of tho market
thus fur has been strong w Alvauee In pricGH frun
last week On medium weights anl Texans, aud full
1Ic per IL on "topa and extras.
NtfLoH Cows-Recclptg carloads, besides % head
left from last week, n'l Of which Rvo bcen di*
posed Of Tho demand IN good, and most OF the Atoct
taken bought by country dealers for tho supply Of
tho river counties. Prices rnnge from t45 to $ with
occasional ano nt $G5 to $TU lrices off slightly
from lnst week.
SnEEP AND LAarnB-Rcceirts moderate and of me-
din quality. Sars Of several hundred ,cad to local
md country buyers and butchers reported ut MI
ndvance Of full 80 Per ID tho ruling prices Of
last week. Trade dull ahd sales aow bnyorH be-
ing unwilling to pny tho prices naked by holders.
shcop, 59Gc per ID 1amtA, 7GS11kc per lb.
HonsEA--lteceiptB moderate, but the dcmnnd lln8
Bhown considerable activity for tho aeaBon
, 1873-07-12

Illinois River and CnNlll News.

SPtcf0I D'Npdlch 10 TIE Chicago Tribune
I:ssAiIr Ill.,, July 11.-The steamer Katie arrived
paluA, and II. l.. Atians Mo. T. nj loaded with corn
Tho steamer Dspue, from lIelnorin, with prola for
tho Lasalie coal mines. To-day Tho canuons Lovia-
Kutie departed, towing tho canaboata Motropolia, with
Lumbar for uhtcotho, the 1lli.ore, with lumber, AMI
tue Gypsy Queen, light. holh for Henry Tho steamer
for 1lennepin. Tho cannlboats 1ron-olad ind
Elizabeth, both light, dropped down tho river,
Tho canalhoats 1allaa, larson Drownlow, II. T. Ad.
ans. and Leviahan passed into tho cann!, all louded
with corn for Chicago the 1snhea md tho deorgia,
both loadcd with lumber for Lasalle; tho 1l3adore.
with lumhor, md tlle dypsy Queen, Light, both for
1lsnrys; he 1ronoad, light, for 1ate Dcpuc, aud tho
and four inches Of water tho mitrc-stll OF Lock IT,
md Fcyon feo reported tho nitrsil Of tho lock Mt
Henry.
, 1873-07-12
SPECIAL NOTICES,
WV %->-s--. -.~~--- =. ----s- -,.--
1fOtf1llan's Hon Pills

used by tho rich and tho poor. They fsvor nud
aRuo. intormi:tant fovcr dumb asuo, and all nalarous
fovers at Thoy do not contan qunine or arsontc
They are For salo by druggists at 81 cents
m tTr o.. Is elGoas syrp q tle Casto; can iao from
Also ars Mc1aing VssruttnKe Bonhous delicious worm
sanios s'es o5 ri Torms f5nny psce f3r eilAer IS
cago, Botu agents. '' ~
, 1873-07-12

- L1vrnrooI, July Hill n m.--rlo,r unchanged At
M@@:. Whoat-W!nter, liz lud: arring. 1os udal1a
27s 3lt927s Cd. Tork 63s. Lard, 3as I'd.
LONDON, jnly 11-o =. n.-Conao aols-Moncy, oaN@
02:; account, NIX; 62Os OF U5, o3n; do 'G7, VIII
1o.ios, 00A nowa 6a, 00a1; Erie, AK.
Tho rata Of discount for !hree,niontls 1hs in tho
orni market il 4 ror cen! l. below tl.e l"na rass:
LIVERPOOL, July 11.-Cntton steady mttfdIiuH up
lanl. a!ll Orlca,ls, ID aas, 12.oo bales Ancri
week. 70,00o; export. 5,o0 nicculntion, 0 at"k,
91aoo0; American, $4,000. 11eceipts 7l00o An,eri-
can, QUO. Actual export, B000 Boc aioat, 469,-
O00 American, 115,(UO.
Dreatstul!s steady; rcd winter wheat, liz tod.
Flour, 27a@18s. Corn, 27H 3d@97a Oil.
ribs, 800 Gl.
Nocoips Of wheat for tho past three tays 1000 1rs
OF which IA 900 ora American. Neccpts Of corn
for hc tinio IT, UW qrs American, IL G00 gra
Yarns mud fabrics at Manchester dull but mt lover
, 1873-07-12
Hf!tS-
IIuffnl0 Llye-Stouk NluriKet.

f0F'FAto July Il.-UArrtK--I{cce[1,tR to-tlny. in-
clllstg VI carr reported to arrye LOTT head making
TIM total B'ipply for tho week titus far 7,48Q, Or 440
cars nHainst b30 for tc sa1nn time Ae week In
to noon no catsla had arrvcd and e yars helng GU
tirely hare tsre were saua to report There wero
hui faw lcalera In attendance,
snEEr AND l'aMns-lseceipts to-lay, 200 head ,nak-
Ing the total hlppy Tor tito week thus far i2,2oo
hUalst Q, ,ep0 tho sano time luHt week. Tho Iuar-
ict cosct lrm at ycHtcr,sHy'a prlera a Aock bolng
dspose Of Canada Iau,bs, t7.0a7. 80 Canada silssl
$!uotS415 %sae'n !ainEs, 1850 Wcsser1 sheop.
tng ~ a ut $ia 1918 Ohio aeept averaging 81 to Us
bB ut $4.lhGs6. %.
IIous-lsrcsina to-day, including reported arrivals,
l730. agsnAt 22, 800 for Tho time lust weak Tho
urket continues fiat Ut slG5476. Noarly all tie 70
ce!pts wcrc nh!prud l:ust in first Aauas.
, 1873-07-12

New YonK, July 11.--DEEvus-1tterilts ears, or
1o hca making 4a5o alnco Monlay, ugainst 372o for
tho a'e time 1ast weok. There were not many buyers
Ike per II for natyo steers, aud B iGxc for
mon 10 good Texans saleo to-lay inclndo sars Of
steers, IN cwt, ut 11Aal1Hc.
sHEEr ANN LAMns- -lseceipta, 4.5ao, making 1o,270
aince Monday, ngaius $3.50 for tho time last
sheep, nnd 7H911ke for common to choice ln1nbs,
sales Include CIR Of Ohio sheep 70 lbs nye1aRe at
sas u d. ~ is u.s. sar q g. s et
do, az 120 lbs, ut exc; cur DO, ~ &C
lbs, at 4ssc; / car Canada lambs, av Il lbs
Konturky do, 81 tba, at &c cur do 81 Lis, at 20
eye: and chr Of Jersey, 60 lbs, at lie.
SWINE. .neeelrta, 5000, mailing II, no since Monday
ket fair at 5a@51lc IL for 1.-Two hogs with
OF Ohio, 1877 fbs average, aofd ut 55:c.
, 1873-07-12
Tho Produce Markets.

Nxw ronr. July ll.--corroS-1n liberal demund
mid.lllng INLAND, "o3tc: ,u
reeetp.a, l4,oo0 brs surerhnc Western an! State,
$5.lo@b50: common to goot extra. sE1oal640; good
Ohio EXTRAS i6.s5es sG5 st. Louis, iG5oa o.5o. Ryo
flour steady 1T $f.25I6.2o Corn meal aryu; $I0G9
aa5 waeat he higher, With very ,no'orass snllly: ro
ceipta 100 bu rejected spring, s111al.a5; No.
No. Z Milwaukee,, *l.43@1.s5 lsye dun; Western,
scarce anl 'rm recepts g. oto bu atean,er Western
mixed, bs@5ae; eanal hs@Glu; yellow elc;. heated
visiS'ets Tits, sse '" new mixed Western" ''Ss'e
auocEa1Es- -coace qule. nnl ateady; Rio. 17K@
19lc. snEar hrmcr; fair to good reh,s.ng, 7Ata8c.
n1olasscs dull md irregular. Rico steady Carolua,
77i{taaNe
,lsi Il ijc. 'sAleo' l''
peef etcsSy nsg ss,
Gut meats auIst and rn!; hams, is@4s sloadcrs,
sSte; short II. II bn!k 2{c iari Quiet western
BurTEH AND cnrtsE-l' Unchanged.
WHIsKEY-Unchangcu, 93c.
NEW ORLEANS.
treble, e 009Bo0; fanily, $s.5Ua.5u. Corn scarce
mixed. ooc yellow Csc: white scarce at &c. Oats
hrner m"1xat'3;; at tl@f+se; IL,
nAr-F!rn, primo, 2oa22e.
pHoy1siosslork arnsr hold At ne. Dry salt
1oN@1o'1c 9Ns@ Hams, 1'slcc: Lard firm kegs, sac;
dRooEn1Es-sugar and nlolasses, no movement.
,wnlskET-Firm Evaussslo, Ole; Louisiana. pc;
FisAse11n-stcrllng, 2cs1. Sight, u PREMIUM
Gor1os-Dnll Sales. leo bales good ordinary,
@ I'll sosa Sass esgels WeeEs
sso sas' dfsss sss . s @ f sass sss s5s
wiSe. 1890.
BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, July ly11.-l3nEADAruFFs-Flour fairly ac-
tiye and firm Wheat duli car lots No.a Milwaukee,
Club 3tc: Corn ~ good demand saes, 20 600 bu BY
dry Choice do lo.e. oaa dill At 3sa ior No. l. A'''''
fnElaHTs--wheat, 1019c; corn, 31ic; oats, GHc.
1T. LOUIS.
epl ;ohnse ] Wrut dill a' raona pem at Me-
s,n9a Corr ra No. gss7s il
ses4s seu1F as sss sese sa sasEs cy na ssxa.
itys l,ed diFnsr o5e "a. ID
,ncas strong looeo shoulders ut da!cln H., TIC;
sas afss i pssGn r re- rsss
iGS. iioSt'sTirner iii ert It 'as stoesass. '4 N0'A
cArrLE-Qulot; :; good to ctnicc, 4@5Hc.
MILWAUKEE. July o.-InEAnsrurrs-Flour steady.
wa,sat tlrm; Ne ]. tl.2ax; No. 2 slls'f: easl. or
oofa ID fair demasd Sut lowsr No a7c Nys lri iri;
No: !, o2xo. Barley dull and nalnnal:
sn1rMENrs-rlour, 6.l0o ,,rs: wllsat, lo5. 600 bu
uINCINNATI.
Il toc. isye steady At ;Oc oats arn It 3ss45e. 4'
dps Fn u sssi rd fs7sa s sa;o @ s:ss
sAo; trttle, lobbing sales. s48s,.e. Duik meats
Ami .hoals!s w. Opened s It M 7He an,t closed at7';@
gust clear rib, D&eyc; clear, atStB9xo, lacnn In
, 1873-07-12

Comparative Cotton Statement
NEW YonK, July 11.-The following ia tho
comparative cotton state.nont for tho wonk end
ing to-day:
, 1873-07-12

md, tl6o@1oo; amber, s1.o7@1.7o. Nyo in M do
maud. Corn in fair demand yoalow, 6D5H9o; mixed
56abge@ @ oata In botser dornand; white, 45Gs4oc
1nov1a1oss-In bottor domapd, With IN advancing
tendency
rkr1otruu-1eaa aotive: crude, lake; refined,
@H1sKy-Dull at o2He:
BALTIMORE.
baltimore, July y11.-1lHEAtIHTurFs-florr etea1y
with good '1ornand,. a unchanged rrteca. Wleaal
nct!vo and lr1nor; red Western, S11191.Aa; amhor,
$t.G5@1.60. Corn-Attxed Wostern tu ut 6si<c. OatA
ncttyo and firm ixod Wcatern 47tS4ac willie, BIC,
observation-disclosures. Fcas pork quiet at $l7.23@
17.60. Bacon ncttvc; shoulders, o.: rib a!ns, 1oEc;
cear Tiai IN 1oS@lls; sugar-c"rcd h'ns' l4H$l5Nc'
wnlsnT-:stoady at e3o.
oswEao, July 11.-whcat unchanged. corn dnl; j;
high mixcd, ETC.
<' CLEVELAND.
Cf.EvEIANn, O., July 11.-DnEADsrUFFE - Wheat
frn, hid Ut slid for No. red; sl.41 for Nc. ,.
Corn and oats nllchangot.
pErioLrun-Qu1ot and unchanged.
Vessels rnsscd Detroit.
DErnoIr, al!ch.. July H.-pAsaEn up-props
mrges Forest City md barge, yrckhead and bargcH;
Crawford. Polly l!ogern. O. A. King WHITING oncon.a,
Evening Star, Golden Fleece, Alien Dur.
4asEn Dowai1oprops East Saginaw, Hheridan,
Bcllr st. Peter
W1Nn--Solthwest.
DETROIT. July Il. --pAaaKp up-rrors Toledo, Equi-
harka Il. q. Woodruff, Roll White, and Dluo aclrn
Mn; cr,A,,walto, ,, Yankee, Morey ohenango. Onward,
PASSED Down-rrnps Yosemite, Allegheny md
hafRes, Chicago, Flhk, Philadelphia; nchrs arnry,
Elizabeth, Theodore Perry, IIonid, snuaon, Magll
Hattie Howard ANN urover, Van Vaikenburgt Charles
| N'Mli, Oak Lohf, Ja1ncs Joy.
WINn-Northeaat.
, 1873-07-12

These piila arc composed e1ousyely Of vegetable H.
gFcdionts and although thoy onircy supersedo iha
hsy at directly unca tho liyol anh valuable
dered state o. that organ. Liver Complaint RIltoas
Disordorr Indigestion. Sluk 1ioaaacho Typhoid Eeyssy
&c., ke. all stocnb to tho froo uye Of Scheurke Nun.
drake pss Fer sale hy all dsuGgIsts and tonorn.
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The Fifth Act OF = Cinctnnati Tragedy.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer, June GIL
On Wednesday evening couple called on Squire
True and requested that he come TO their rooms,
on Smith street. and marry them. the lady
slightly lifted her veil and showed large pair OF
dark eyes, as well as a mouth that was not small.
Her escort, at the same time handed over the
marriage license, upon which were written the
names OF "Clark Rogers" and "Eliza Gould.v The
Squire was slightly start led but said nothing. He
did not believe that the lady before him was the wife
OF Albert J. Gould, who died from large overdose
OF poison less than two months ago; neither could
he believe that CLARK Rogersr was the same rs
William q. Rogers, who was locked up with Mrs.
Gould on the charge OF having poisoned him. But
when she asked HIM TO put In n capital "Cr be-
fore ELIZA which initial meant "Celestina,n his
doubts we're at once cleared up. HIS clients
were kcttie Gould and William Rogers. The SQUIRE
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went to their apartments at the nour namcu ana
had not entirely thrown OF the obnoxious weeds
OF the widow, but pink ribbon here and lilac
DOW there set them or to great effect. The ven
with calmness and precision, and Nettie and Will
liam were almost overcome with its solemnty, but
when he came to the words II pronounce you man
and wife," the bright eyes OF Nettie grew brighter
and she involuntarily reached over to the Squire
Tor the pastoral salute; but he was too old man
side feigned to tumble in his big Coat-tail pockets
for his bandana. But that Was nothing. Nettie
didn't mind that bit. She held the hand OF VIII
liam, which the Soul had placed IN hers, and
gave II an extra pressure, her dark eyes dancing
more than ever. Net 10 be buffed, however, Nettie
kissed the Squire to make an end Of IL, and alter
the fee business had been arranged he lett The
house wondering on the ways OF the worlds
peOple.
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Now, the appropriation oil the Board o finance
for TINS per.od, on the oasis OF the Appropriation
for Ios2-T5, wou,d be xlI1, l55, maAing total OF
$685. 705 Tor nye months, s3 go, 252 Tor year
more tian twice the amount expended in tile pre-
vl0us year Rut IL must be admitted that TINS sys-
TEN VI calculation Is iaaciouS To this extent that
more money viii be required nom July to Decem-
Der than I6r any other five months oil the year.
Let the reader note tie items the Board Oh Pub
lie WORKS, and ne VIII find how mucn OIL the money
spent bs that Board Is raised by taxes and how
mucn ~ saddled on the city a debt. At the very
1rst glance II VIII be seen that the amount re-
CURED ior nve months this year more Zen twice
as gre2i rs That raised by taxes iOr the same Board
pnths previously. II the de-
pc months be taken bass,
the sum required Ior tue coming year would
be $l,y35,372 the difference oil than one mil
lion and hall OF dollars over that raised by taxes
for the Board In the previous year going TO the
account oil the bonded debt. The correctness OF
this caicuiati0n will be tested ny reference to the
debt OF the city this year az compared with the
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RENT OF SMALL OFFICES.

INQUIRIES TO BE MADE OF
HOMER MORGAN NO. 2 PINE STREET.
A SMALL STORE AND HOUSE TO LET-RENT $50
N offered for $50 s. SMITH, D2 William street,
Frankfort House office
DART OF STORE TO LET-FOR LI0Hr. sutTA.
BILE business; rent low. Apply In book store NO. iIs
Eighth avenue.
CrEAM PowER.-To LET. LARGE AND SMALL
- Rooms, with without power twoodworkers ~.
lowed, at the Eureka Machine Carving works, o. o. u
and So Cannon street.
ITO LIGHTHOUSE, AND FURNITURE FOR SALE, IN
i the neighborhood OF City Hall, suitable for board
ing house very moderate. The advertiser reason
for sc ling is caving the city business Address for
four days ADVERTISER Brooklyn Post Office.
yro IET-Two PLEASANT ROOMS, FOR BUSINESS
i purposes. Inquire at "a Duane street
RIO LET-A STORE, WITH OR WITHOUT FINISHED
i Basement and two Floors In No. 81 Spring street.
nts to let in No 2l4 Mott street. where parttcu-
lars will be given BY housckeeper
ITO IET-sToRR WITH APARTMENTS, IN Mo- IS
l. Lewis street Inquire at Bank ONCE. ~ Second av
no LHT-A STORE, Suitable FOR LIQUORS Or
i grocerics;- cheap rent Apply on the premises eo
Water street. FIRST hoor.
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tax at So head.
CONCLUSION
without aiding the reader to draw conclusions
from tnese statistics, an explanation OF the re-
markable inequality In the financial exhibit OF the
different cities Is here suggested. 1t be
looked, or vital principle underies this financial
arrangement fhe law OF supply and demand Is
the corner stone OF political economy That water
nnds It's own level, one quantity, however small,
balancing and sustaining another quantity, how
ever large Is no less truth tnan paradox IN n.y.
drosfatcs 80, also, the tendency OF all political
systems, through the operations OF education and
civilization, Is towards seli-2overnrnent Jersey
governed by commissions throughout; in other
words, by an oigarchy The power which the
Board OF Aldermen and the Mayor possessed up to
1870 exists only IN name aud fearful load OF debt
Is being piled up by men who are not responsible
TO the people Tor their actions The right OF the
people to sef-government. guaranteed by the con-
stIsution oil the United states, was abrogated by
ton is now submitted to those constituencies In
other parts OF the state, whose representatives In
the Legislature imposed this system of government
on the people OF Jersey CITY, and thus robbed
them OF the sacred birthrght OF man, whether
there anything to boast OF In the financial condi-
ton Of Jersey Clty. That municipality is IN such
financial di1iculty to-day that its bonds which a
few years ago were regarded as good paper,
scarcely lind a market. Its bonded indebtedness
is oneslxth OF its valuation, ana the end Is not yet
When the charter was before the Legislature In
1871 the HERALD predicted tGis result, and fought
the Infamous bill inch by inch, giving repeated
warnings TO the legislators. But as the number OF
from destruction, SO the incorrupdDle men who
spurned tue brides OF the Thieves Ringr OF Jersey
city IN the Legislature were lett in hopeless mi
nority.
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the foregoing Is taken from The printed report in
the POSSESSION oil Genera. Carman, the City Comp
tr0ier. Inc eader must not iali INTO error by sup
posing that this total was the entire amount ex-
pended during the year. he words ERASED by
taxesf are ipSetted advisc1ly. The amount ex-
psndedSand charged To the bonded account--to
swell the debt OF the city-reacned more than
million dol.ars THIS VIII be best illustrated
Nv reference to the following estimates (exclu-
eiye OF the hoard Of fluance) for five mOntns
Less than hall year. for the expenses OF the dr.
ierent boards from July 10 December l OF this
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The money received for licenses, amounting to
ST. 900 this year goes to the Police Department.
school bonds to the amount of $2O 200 have been
issued this year Tor permanent improvements
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What 1t Costs TO Sustain Them
i'm New Jersey.
JERSEY cITYs LOAD OF DErT.
A Lesson in Finance for Taxpayers in jersey
City, ob,ksn, Newark, Elizabeth, Fater-
son, Trenton, Camden and New Bruns-
wck-Figures that spsak More
Londly than Words-Self-Gov-
eminent and an Oligarchy
Weighed in the Balance.

In these days OF "riDgsn and corruption, In the
national as well as the municipal governments, 1t
Is all important that the people who have 10 bear
the burden OF supporting these governments
should know where the money goes SO true Is the
old adage that .'wlat Is everybody's business is
D0b0dys businessr that very few OF the taxpayers
in any cities know any more ABOUT the
financial condition OF that city which concerns
them most than they do about that which is hun
dreds OF miles away. 1t Is only when the tax bills
are sent around that any attention Is bestowed on
the subject. How many men there in New
York city, for example, outside the ONCE holders,
who sit down and devote one hour in the whole
year to study OF the subject Few, very lew, If
any at all. To facilitate the study OF this important
branch, then, the following financial exhibit is pre-
scented for the benefit OF thousands In New Jersey
The reader IL spared the trouble OF research, and
II the lesson derived from pernsal ana comparison
oil these figures only stimulates taxpayers to exer-
else rigid supervision over their public servants
In the future a most desirable result will be at
tanned.
JERSEY cry.
The extraordinary events Of the pase three years
IN connection with the municipal administration
OF Jersey City have been 80 fully chroncled in the
HERALD that ii is unnecessary TO advert TO them
in this article. The figures here given convey the
commentary on That administration more forclby
than any written language could set forth.
Indeed, the whole case OF the people
against their public servants or, more ropery,
their rulers, is here summed up The system OF
government by commissions In contradst notion
70 government by the people never had y larer
trial in this any other country, ana 1t must
stand or fall on the Judgment given by the enlis"t-
ened tribunal OF pubic opinion. Tic comparisons
are made between the fiscal year commencing on
the LIST OF July, 1872, and ending on the list o.
July, 1878, w.th the year 1870 where comparisons
ata M ali tim InpS
City, Hudson and Bergen into one CITY took effect
on the LIST OF May OF the latter year. BY way OF
Drelace lIst O. salaries eli city officials Is given
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-30

THIS Is on the whole Il respectable exhibit, and 1t
w,ll furnish new weapons 10 those who are op-
posed to consolidation with Jersey CITY, The
question OF consolidation win be voted on next
Fail in Jersey City and Hoboken, and II consolida-
tIun be defeated The result may be attributed solely
TO the upward tendency OF the debt OF Jersey City.
The people OF noboken will be very reluctant to set
their shoulders under SO heavy a burden.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-30

To LET FOls hJSlNESS PURPOSES.
A TRENTON
NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
NEW FTREPRoOF BUILDING.
FULTON, NASSAU AND ANN STREETS
ELEGANT OFFICES TO RENT IN THE ABOVE
FIREPRoF, WELL LOCATED BUILDING, BEING IN
CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE
CITY HALL, THE COURTS, THE POST OFFICE,
&C, &C.
OFFICES, SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS BROKERS.
BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES, &C, &C. CAN BE
HAD, sINGLY OR EN- SUITE, OF ANY DESIRED
SIZE, FROM loxl2 FEET TO 26xs7 FEET, AT $500.
s4o. $500 AND UPWARD TO $4,000. ACCORDING TO
SIZE AND LOCATION
TIE ABOVE BUILDING Is
COMPLETELY FIREPRooF.
READY FOR OCCUPANCY,
HEATED By STEAM, AND HAS TWO FIRST CLASS
PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN M
PRovEMENTs.