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The New York herald., 1873-11-26
COURT NOTICE.

Pursuant to the provisions of the Code OF Pro-
cedure, the Justices OF the First Department do
hereby appoint the courts Of the Supreme Court
and Oyer and Terminer to be held in the City and
County OF New York, for the years 1874 and 1875 as
follows, Wiz
Special Terms for enumerated motions to be held
on the first Mondays OF February, April June, No
vember and December in each year.
Courts Of oyer and Terminer to be held on the
first Mondays OF February. April, June and Novem-
ber eff each year.
Three Circuit Courts to be held on the first Mon
days OF February, June, November and December
in each year. Two Circuit Courts, to be held on
the nrst Mondays OF January, March, May and Oc-
tober in each year.
Special terms for motions and chamber business
to be held on the first Monday OF each month IN
eacn year.
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PROPOSALS..

NOTICE TO STONE-CUTTERS.
IN Proposals will be received up to IL NJ. noon. Of
December Is, for furnishing the stone work for the
building to be erected corner of MILK and Dcvonshire
streets, Boston, Mass
Each proposal be sealed and endorsed Proposals
for Stone Work OF Building corner OF MIX and Devon
Streets Boston, Mass and be addressed to tho
undersigned
The proposals must be accompanied by the satisfactory
guarantees responsible suretes the amount Of
SIS 900 each the due execution of and the
faithful performance OF the work under It, on the part OF
the proposer, III awarded to him.
Plans and and plank forms Of contract To
bc executed cal be obtained OF the undersigned on and
after the Sd proximo, the payment TO him Of So
Proposals will be received tor the execution OF the
work in marble, granite or free stone.
The undersigned the right to reject all
proposals. THEODOkE WESTON, Engineer,
10 Broadway. New York.
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SUPREME C0UaT-CIRCUlT.
Verdict Against Life Insurance Com.
uany.
Before Judge Barnard.

Before Judge Barnard.
Ellen O'Reilly brought suit to recover SIS, 900 from
the Guardian Life Insurance Company on policy
issued to herself and husband insuring the life OF
each for 20 years, the sum named to be paid TO the
survivor In case one died. PLAINTIFFS husband,
Michael, died, and due notice was given, but the
money was not paid to the widow who claimed that
she had fulfilled all the conditions OF the policy.
The company alleged that the terms OF the policy
had not been complied with, that one premium had
not been paid and, further, that they had not SUI
fcient proof that plaintiff was the wife Of Michael
0'Reilly or that he died.
The Jury rendered verdict in favor OF plantin
for $5,21S, including interest.
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SUPREME COuHT-,peClAL TENN.
Action Against q Railroad Compa my

Action Against q Railroad Company.
Before Judge Tappen
John vonderdonk yesterday asked for $4,000
damages against the Nyack and Northern Railroad
Company, and an injunction to restrain them
from entering upon or in any way interfering with
his property in Nyack. 1t was charged by the
plaintiff that the company had laid their tracks on
his property without his permission, and
that in their answer they admitted his title
and stated that they had done wrongiuy
raised by their answer, inasmuch as IL set forth
they had acquired plaintiffs consent, also the title
to some lands for which they paid $1,000
Judge Tappen denied the motion, declining to
grant judgment, as there might be an issue OF
TACT raised by tho pleadings. Plaintiff, however,
was granted leave to renew II so advised
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Rum and Vinegar.


Yesterday morning Marshal Harlow took posses
sion Of the vinegar factory Of c. A. Steen, Nos. 1873
and 1856 Furman street, by virtue OF writ issued
by Judge Benedict The establishment was seized
by the Collectors men on the charge that Steen,
while pretending to manufacture vinegar on a
large scale, also manufactured the rum out OF
which the vinegar was made. This Is clearly in
violation OF the Internal Revenue law, Steen being
licensed only as vinegar manufacturer. The
officers reported that they found on the premises
still arranged for distillation in the regular FORM
Proceedings are now being taken by the District
Attorney for the forfeiture of the property. The
owner will resist in the court.
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COURT OF APPEALS.
Decisions.

ALBANY, Nov. 25, 1873.
The following decisions were rendered by the
Court OF Appeals to-day
Judgments Affirmed. with Costs-Mitchell VS..
West, Zo9baum VS.. Parker Pope vs. Cole, Fake
nam VS.. Fargo, Fabri vs.. the Phoenix Insurance
Company, Wells VS.. Blair Cook vs.. Blair, Emmons
Barnes.
Judgment Reversed and New Trial Granted
Costs 10 Abide the Event.-Putnam VS.. The Broad
way and Seventh Avenue Railroad Company.
Judgment OIL the Supreme Court Reversed and
Proceedings ana Order OF the County Judge Al
frined.-Boyce VS.. The People.
Order afllrmed, except TO the extra allowance,
and so much OF the order as grants the respondent
an extra allowance OF $1,000 reversed, without
costs OF tins appeal to either party-ln the matter
OF the Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroad Company
VS.. Davis.
order reversed and motion denied, with COSTS
Mills VS.. Bliss.
Appeal dismissed, with costs.-Scroggs vs..
Palmer.
Court of Appeals Day Calendar.
The following is the Court OF Appeals day calen-
dar Tor November 26:-Nos. III, lis, l20 90, 10 81
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SUPREME COuRT-cHAMBEaS.
Central Branch Union Pacific Railroad.
Before Judge Barrett

Central Branch Union Pacific Railroad.
Before Judge Barrett
In regard to the motion made in this Court for
the confirmation of Richard II. Bovine and Benja-
min G. Wetmore trustees OF the Central Branch
Union Pacific Railroad first mortgage bonds, Judge
Barrett yesterday rendered the following de-
cision :-"Undoubtedy Messrs. Bovine and Wet
more are competent and proper persons, but the
question is whether this Court shall confirm their
appointment under the circumstances. / think
not The company acknowledges its inability to
meet It's coupons and offers Mt. Douglas O. Wet
more, its Vice President one OF the trustees for
those accepting coupon bonds, whereby IT is pro-
posed TO fund the next seven coupons.
Clearly the trustees to be appointed under
such circumstances ought TO be perfectly
disinterested between the company and such other
bondholders as may refuse the iundng proposed.
And think the persons to be appointed should be
fcers The bondh0lders are entitled TO trustees
who shall have feeling even except for their in
terest wish 1t TO be distinctly understood, how.
either upon Mr.. Bovine or Mr.. Wetmore's son, both
OF whom are well known to and respected by the
ground of their relations, both in business and
blood, to an oflcer OF the company, VINO is pro-
posed as special trustee for those willing to iund
the coupons and upon the peculiar circumstances
OF the case as disclosed.
Decisions.
BY Judge Barrett.
In the Matter Of the Application OF Sarah Fl.
Clark infant, &c.-Order granted.
Kelly Jr., vs. The Union Trust Company.-Upon
the further petition and afidavit OF the receiver
within order granted as modified by the Court.
In the Matter Of the Application Of J. ID. Ram
sauer and Others for the Appointment OF General
Guardian.-Report confirmed and guardian ap-
pointed.
In the Matter OF the Application OF the President
and Board OF Directors OF the Central Branch
Union Pacific Railroad for the Confirmation OF Ap-
poin tment OF Trustees.
Merriam vs. McDermid-See memorandum at the
foot OF the examination.
Carson vs.. Ford.-Reference granted.
Rutter VS.. Murray ct al.-Memorandum for
counsel.
Isham vs. Davson.-Moton denied, with $40
costs, with leave to renew, &c.
Scribner vs. Fley ct al.-Both sureties are re-
jected Papers taken by Attorney
Brooklyn Trust Company VS. Shrope.-JudgmeEt
granted.
Scho vs. Schmidt.-Application denied.
In the Matter OF the Petition OF Martin for Reduc-
tion OF Assessments.-rhe applicant may renew his
motion before Judge Fancher.
Goldsten VS.. Jack-Order settled.
BY Judge Fancher.
The People, &C, Martin VS.. Green.-Motion
granted according to the opinion.
BY Judge Ingraham.
In the Matter Of the Petition OF Porlaye.-Motion
granted.
shipsey W.. Marquis.-Report confirmed.
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COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
Decisions.

DeCfsiOna.
The People ex rel Clark vs.. Grecn.-Appicaton
granted
wagner vs. Alierton.-Applicatio to discharge
debtor denied. (See memorandal
Emma L. schuyler vs. Charles =. Schuyler.-Di-
vorce granted. Custody OF child awarded to
plaintiff.
Byrne vs. Byrne-Proof OF filing reports, ana
that no exceptions have been taken thereto must
be furnished.
BY Chief Justice DaA
Diam ,d vs. Williamsburg Fire Insurance Com.
pany.--See memoranda.
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BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINea.
The West Eleventh Street Disa st

The West Eleventh Street Disaster.
Jessie Neuman, indicted for manslaughter in the
fourth degree as contractor OF the building in
West Eleventh street, which fell last summer.
causing the death OF a number of laborers, ap-
peared before Judge Davis to-day, with his coun-
sell Mr.. +. J. Duppel and gave Dail in the sum of
$4,000.
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SUPERIOR CuURT-speClAl TERM.
Decisions.


BY Judge Sedgwick.
Van Dyke VS.. The Mayor, &c.-See memorandum
for counsel.
Mercantile Trust Company vs. Phipps CT al,
Mendelson vs. Stout.-M0tions denied.
Eitel vs. Bracken ct al.-Motion granted papers
TO be deposited with the clerk 10 days.
Baz VS.. Morton.-See memorandum.
Hertz vs.. Murray.-Motton for reference denied,
without costs.
Bumann vs.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dismissed
for want OF prosecution, with $1O costs and ior
Judgment.
Doherty vs. Talloton.--Order or reference.
Henderson vs.. Hcnderson.-See memorandum
on back OF the summons and complaint on file.
Burns VS.. Miner Burnstein VS.. American steel
Company, ZabrisKe VS.. Egan ct al, Darolls VS. Hume
CT al.-Urders granted.
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Milford Martin, by his daughters on the ground
that a second will was made, sharing the property
more equally between the soas and daughters OF
the deceased, william A. Martin, one OF the sons,
contradcted to-day testimony given by his sister
Mrs. walker, that her father was dissatisfied with
the will offered for probate &es
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sUUnoGATes COURT.

The Martin Will Case.
Before Surrogate Robert G. Hutchines.
n the matter oi tne coptest 9l Tho Xlu o1 the lat
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CITY COURT-SpeCIAL TERM.

Mary Treibcr's Breach OF Promise Suit
Novel Confederation for u Marriage
Contract.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

The following is the Court OF Appeals day calen-
dar for November 26:-Nos. ll2 lis, l20 90 TO- 81.
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Before Judge Nelson.

Mary Treiber has brought suit for alleged
breach OF promise OF marriage against Henry Graf,
a IpunG man residue ~ ~ EastsgR piatEisA
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MUSICAL.

A GERMAN MUSIC TEACHER WISHES LESSONS
"A in the English language and therefor he will give
Instruction in Music. A. j. STAMM, 265 East Tenth st.
(NARD.-MUSICAL.-MISS WATSON HAS RESUMED
~ private musical instruction at her residence, 90
Clinton place; piano. organ. guitar, singing; private
and instruments Tor practice; circulars mailed
CING BY NOTE--SELECT CLASS COMMENCING ON
- the evening OF November 29 50 for IL lessons, first
lesson free private instruction piano. organ &c. $25i
Music Baptist church. West Thirty third street Inquire
send for circular to 32l West Twenty eighth street
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Spring street Presbyterian church, near yar,o~
street, on Wednesday, the N26th inst, at tweva
y CLOCK noon, without further notice.
WHITE On Monday, November "A, MARY JANE
W8LgE, aged 90 years. -
The lelatIyes and friends OF the family are re.
Spectfuily invited to attend the funeral, from tho
residence OF her parents, I4O Norfolk street, ON
wednesday, the Goth inst. at one O'Clock p. NJ. (,
rom the nee t0Calvary Cemetery.
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A 81, 200 FOR ONE OF THE BEST BILLIARD AND
N. Bar Rooms broadway good trade; low rent;
owner sells through sickness; rare chance and bar
gain. LLOYD. 20 Broadway
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NOR SALE-A BUTCHER SHOP IN THE EIGH
L teenth ward, with Horse Wagon and Harness; on
of the going Europe sales three ana a
halt head OF cattle Inquire at 2 avenue b. be-
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
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CHURCH OF THE COVENANT, CORNER PARK AvE-
ID. D. the will preach Thursday, 9th inst
mon commencing at ii A. NJ.
DIvTNE SERVICE WILL BE HELD AT THE TEM-
IL pie Adas Jeshuruu West Thirty yninth street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues Thanksgiving
Day commencing st 10 A NJ. Sermon by Rev. DR.. ID.
Einhorn.
THANKSGIVING SINGING, PRAYER AND ExPE-
i riences Thursday evening" at BENJAMIN Aibr0S
house. No 35s West Thirtysixth street Read 9th and
96th Psalm and Ephesans ". 49, g. All welcome.
The New York herald., 1873-11-26

4 GOLD WATCH STEM wINDER UNITED STATES
~ Watch Company, Marion), aud heavy Gold Chatn
IA t&arat cost lately $50 the whole thing for t8 A
lsesa w JAN ~Hagild Qllcs.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, sc.

RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR MANUFACTURING
"A jewellers in need Of ready cash viii give one all
cash and balance IN lots In rapidly rising locality
aud clear, tor Watches. Jewelry and Diamonds Al.
dress DAVID TERHUNE, l52 Bowcry.
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LNOR SALE-Two COPPER STILLS 80 AND 100 GAL
l. Ions; worms, tubs, steam pipes traps, &c, com
ROOSEVELT SON 81 Maiden lane.
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PARGAIN.-THE SAMPLE AND CIGAR STORK
IN Hudson street elegantly lifted, for sale at half
its value. Apply on premises, or LLOYD, 20 Broad
way and rs West Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-11-26

A FIRST GLASS MEAT FISH, OYSTER AND vEGE-
n table Market spiendijy located on Forty-third
Lending avenue, at private sale this day on
favor terms, at auction Friday at o'clock,
with superior white oak Fixtures BOLOGNA and SAUSAGE
Machines Kettles Scales fish and vegetable Tables aud
Trays, tine awning, four wheel top butchers Wagon Al
Horse and Harness. moderate rent lease; good trade
owner giving up and returning Europe. For further
particulars apply to CAMPBELL CO., Auchoneers.
3iS Hudson street.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-14

Z. T, Kunkeps bitter Wine OF Iron
has never been known to fail in the cure of
weakness, attended with symptoms; indis-
position to exertion loss of memory; dit
fculty of breathing; general weakness !;
horror Of disease weak, nervous tremb-
ling dreadful horror of death; night
sweats; cold feet, weakness; dimness of
vision; languor universal lassitude of the
muscular system; enormous appetite, with
dyspeptic symptoms; hot hands; flushing
of the body; dryness of the skin; pallid
countenance and eruptions on the face,
purifying the blood; pain in the back
heaviness of the eyelids; frequent black
spots flying before the eyes with tempora
ry suifusion and loss Of sight; want Of at
tention, etc. These symptoms all aris,
from weakness, and to remedy that us
L. +. KUNKELs s Bitter wine OF Iron. l
never fails. Thousands are now enloyinl
health who have used it, Take only l.. /
KUNKEL's.
Beware of counterfeits and base imita
sions. As Kunkels Bitter Wine OF Iron
too well known all over the country, drug
gists themselves make an imitation and tr
to palm it off on their customers, whe
they call it Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iror
Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron is put u
only in ST. bottles, and has yellow wrap
per nicely put on the outside, e,with the pre-
prietor's photograph on the wrapper
each bottle. Always look for the phott
graph on the outside, and you will alway
be sure to get the genuine article.
Proprietor, No. 259 North Ninth stree
| Philadelphia, Pa, ll-ld&wlm
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Flour-Firm at full previous prices.
Wheat-RHled active. strong and higher under
favorable eastern and foreign adyices and Genef-
aIy better feeling here; No in good demand AT
sgdI 90; northwestern 92GSl 05,aecordng to loea-
ton; No solu s5AGI9Ia ash, closing easier al
cash ana st Her December; seller Jauuary sid al
99lDl 90 closing al outside figure; No y &G4sO7 :
rejected 81
Corn-Under some influences that advanced
wheat with additional light receipts strong and
higher closing about la below the best prices OF
hid for December; 3s14 January rejected 35G2ib;
high mixed 311zdB31A.
oats-Quiet and Brn; No ., 2a0sf9s cash, closing
at 29aa December 30; January
Rve-In fair demand ana steady; No 6lGtsl.
Barley-Qaiet and pri- easy; No :, s64I p;
No B. SU1S2
Provi~i ,Ds-Firm.
Pork STEADY for cash at Il 50; higher for future
at IL % for January
Lard-QHiet at Az6G74s cash.
Green Meats-In fair demand; hams 6Gf; shoul-
ders al&ea3a shor. ribs or long clear 54B5A
short clear 5sHG5M
Dressed Hogs-sold for December and January
at 4 80, all round,
I Timothy Seed-Fair to prime 0o6i6 90,
Whisky-S eady at 81
/ Rutter-Quiet; choice 2S130. good 21dl23.
| Eggs-SteaGier at 2atG2S for fresh.
| LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-Receipts Tao head. Market quiet ant
dali; graded steers, Is cwt 505 choi steer,
/ averaging ID cwt o. g5 as good averaging IL CIV
| so; medium for city slaughter 506g3 IS; common
2 0E5ls 90, thorough Texans 4oQg2 90, corn fee
2 75Ql4 Oh.
| Hogs-Receipts 3. .NsS head Market active ant
| firm al an advance of 5Gl0c on all grades; packer
/ buying; shippers waiting decline; eommoB Il
medium 8 TaIs3 81, fair TO choice S5a4 co. e2tr
| assorted heavy 05lu4 10.
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THE HARVEST OF DEATH.-l would
seem the usual causes of infant mortality
are not sufficient. The little innocent ones
are not permitted an even battle with the
King of Terrors at this hot and sultry
season, the restless child, battling with the
enemies Off life that lie in wait at every
corner has, in addition to encounter an
other deadly foe-Mrs. Winslow's or some
other poisonous soothing syrup, admins
tered by the hand of some heartless nurse,
silly mother, or imbecile father. A host
of precious lives might be saved each year
by giving DIR. MeCabe's renowned Medl,
Gated Blackberry Brandy which effeetually
cures infantile complaints without any de
leterious results. ll-3d&w2w
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REASONS WHY.-The reasons why Dr.
Prices Special Flavorings, Cinnamon, Lem
on, Vanilla, ETC., are superior to all others,
is because they are prepared from the
choicest selected fruits and aromatlcs'
without coloring or poisonous oils that all
the favoring principles are retained un-
changed by chemical action, highly concen-
trated, requiring less to favor, that there
is no deception in bottles as they hold one
half more than those sold for the same
size That they are in every particular
like his celebrated Cream Baking Powder
lust as represented
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On. HowTvE SUFFERED with my head !
All on account of using the poisonous hair
preparations. / now use NATURES HAIR
RESTORATIVE, and it has removed the poi
son and restored my hair to its former vig-
or See advertisement.
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RkRNuM'S HOTEL.

Cor. Broadway and Twentieth SIS NEW YORK
on BOTH AMERICAN and EUROPEAN PLANS.
Complete with all modern improvements
rooms en- suite and single; private pario baths,
elevators, etc Location un-prpas-ed- being IN the
very center OF fashion and brilliant New ork hfe
In proximity to Churches ana Places OF Amuse-
ment and Lord & Taylor's, Arnold & Constables
and j. & c. iohnstan's Dry Goods palaces The
hotel is under the management Of A. $. Barnum
formerly OF Barnum's Hotel. Baltimore. l. \,
Green of DAYTON. Ohio and recently OF New ! ers
and freeman Barnum. OF Barnum's Hotel, St
Louis
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-14

The American boneless sardinesreceived
the grand diploma Of merit over all COM
petitors at the World Exposition, Vienna,
1873. Better and less than half the price
Of imported sardines Sold by all first
class grocers. Packed only by the Amerl-
can Sardine Co. New York. 0-30d&wly
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FOUND

the largest and best stock of goods he had
ever seen. The rural gent thought he
would look through the different stores in
this city and Davenport, and compare the
goods and prices before purchasing. He
called at an old established Carpet House
in this city, and also at several stores in
Davenport, and after long and careful
examination of goods and prices, he re
turned to this city, thoroughly disguised
with what he had seen, and almost
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DEAD

ith fatigue. He came into the Bazaar in
a very bad humor, and he declared he
could buy goods cheaper than they had
been offered him, in any little country
store. We showed him a few pieces of
Carpet, also few pieces of Jeans at l5c
per yard; Merrimacks, American, Sprague
nd Cocheco Prints at l0e per yard and
other goods accordingly and
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TN

two hours from the time he came into the
store, he started home with $4S9.63 worth
of goods for himself, and good supply for
some of his ueighbors. The last thing he
aid when starting home, was this i shall
always come to
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-14

If eye.y family in this town know the
value of Renne's Magic Oil, and would
keep bottle of it on hand, to use in case
of accident, we should be a happier 1T not
a handsomer people Try this Oil
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st. Louis Market.


Flour-Duu and unsettled; accurate quotations
cannot given
Wheat-Spr,ng higher; No ., S19.a0; fall flmer
and held hi her: No 3 red / a3 bid; No 2 do 81
Corn-SGarce ana higher; NO 2, 3H44(9 ii III east
elevator 81 regular
oats-Actlye aud higher No 2 $685. in eleva-
tor -
Barley-Dnll except for best grades; No 2, ING
/ u. briLht do / 311t1 35
Rye-Active and h CHER; No 2 opened at &C. but
closed a. 6a6167
Whisky-Dull al s7G1s7Ia
Pork-Lower; bblng 1 II T5(G12 VI
Butk Meat--More tive; packed lower side III
Bacon-Da ana Irregular; clear RIBS 6G6h
clear 69aG6A
Iard-DuI4; butchers So
Hogs-High,r at 25 as 30; bulk OF sales 3tsffs 5
/ Cartle-Dnll: no shipping l.ts offering; mea1un
1 to good . 0U6I3 70
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ROCK ISLAND

to do my trading at the Boston Bazaar,
where all kinds cf Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil
Cloth, Blankets, Flannels, Jeans, Table
Linen, Napkins, Towels, Notions, Silks,
Satins, Valours, Turgroi's Sllors. Velvet
eens, Silk Velvets, &c, &C., are sold 20
per cent. lower than at any other store in
Rock Island or Davenport.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
DR.. Stone, 1l2 West Madison street, has
proven his reliability as thorough practi-
tioner. See his card in another column.

PoND's EXTRACT. To stop bleeding
from lungs, nose, gums, stomach, bowels,
uterus, piles, or elsewhere, its action Is re-
markable for promptness and efficacy.