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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-03

The largest lot aud greatest variety
OF picture frames in the city at ROB-
insou's Gallery, III Main street.
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BUCK1NGEAM's DYE
FOX THE WHISTLES

AS our Z newer in many cases rCqu!res
too long n time. sid too much care, 10 re-
pared this dye, IN one preparation; which
will quickly AID eIfectuaily accom-.
plish this result 1t is easily applied, and
produces q color which will neither Tut
nor wash OF. sold 0y al Druggists.
Manufactured by II. p. II ALL & CO.,
NASHUA, =, II,
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Our pork packers will commence
slaughtering to-day.
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FoRTY-EIGHT pairs Of all wool, home
made blankats just received by
J. W. FBRREL,
Centre Wheeling.
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Ofal-List, Davenport & Parks.
B. & o. r. Rhine Table.
Hamilton's Opera House.
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NE TEB

Every year increases the popularity o.
this valuable Hair Preparation which 5
due 10 mert. alone. We can assure cur ola
patrons thai l. IS Kept fully IN 20 ). high
standard: ard I. s. the only reliable and
perfec'ed vTepara ion for rest r,rg GRAY
OF FADED EAIRt you h'ul col r, max
ing IL soft. lustIous. and s.lkeN The scalp,
by its Use. re,OmeS white AUD clean. II re-
moyrs al eruptiOns sui daT0TUf AMI, by
its tone pTOperti"s, prevent tie hair rom
falling out, as Il stImu.a.es ami nour.shes
the haiT-glapdS Y It's U.s., To-. hair grow 5
IN cker and stronger In badness. 81 II
stores the capillary glands - laeir .orIE 81
vgOT. and vi create q T'T ITO 9TH. except
in extreme old az J. i~;-e mot ecOgCnI'
cal HATR DsTs.I S;G ever l.-D'. a~ % re-uir'-
fewer apY'iranon., aI' g..t- ne hair q
splendid, glossy app-s:ancc a. \. hay 5,
" u state Asssyer o! Va Sl"lt.sit., says.
"The cons'i.u, MS are pur-, aud care u!Iy
selected ioT excellent qU-I'! ana con.
der Il The b.st PREPARATION 10. rs INTENDED
purpo es.'
Sold By al Lrugg-aS and EcGie-, in Neitc:'s>'.
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COW STgsAYED.

ON MY PREMISES, AT ROME 5
" Point, OHIO county, West Va, about
Septe 10 Der 2lst, 1873, red and white cow,
with yellow spot on the right hind !Oin :;
has short horns, and three led STo's on r
face. She Is about six years ole, and ap-
praised at so. The owner can nave the
same by proving property AMI paving
CHARGES. bESRG StBELBHI.
nctI5-egS
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NlscELLkNEcUS.
ClTyBOOK STORE
NEW BOOKS.

The Ray Fever, illustrated, by h3R 60 m
min, The Sufferings OF MI: A. WI 60 "
Ter Weeps, an unhappy victim. n
Iife Of Rev. Alrred Goodman, cI3-'';ii'
actnres and sermons, by Rev. W. NJ . IN
Punshon, LII. d., clo.. y"
4 Pair of Blue Eyes, by Ihos' hAlu!' %
clOth
pIclwick Papers, illustrated, oy H. m
Mast cloth Sl.j0, paper. ..........--...... w
The Unity O, Natural Phenomena
From the FIench of N. Emile SAL IN
Cey clo............. ~
Outlines of Men, Women and Things,
by Mary & Ames, lo.......i......;i::.: 'V
LYNX Hunting, vol ith' Camping ou' IN
series, ~
Nv Little Girl, paper 80
TOO Soon, 10y Katharine =. Macqnoid' n
innocent, by Ms. Oliphsnt, papef...... -
THE Wicked Woods CfTCbereeVI, pap. 80
Ropes Of sand, paper-....---; 80. %
Fifty Years in Maryland hltChen' Eo
clio!
Fishing in American Waters, by lie . 70
ME C. Scott, clO...................-...'''.'- Co
The Fl, hing Tourist, by Chas haIIocR' , N
- ~
60 islIng, by W. Z. Prime cu.''"' %
4 cOulpIete assortment OF Fine station
erv. Pocket Books, Photograph Albums,
sc. always On hand.
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has ia been before the American public
oIER THIRTY years. It has never yet
ialled to give perfect satisfaction, and has
Justly been styled the panaoea for all eI-
Srnal Wounds, Cuts, Burns, Svellings,
Spratns, Bruises, &C., &C., for Nan and
Beast No family should be single day
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remarkable cures SO mild ssto be safe
and beneficial TO children, and yet so
scsrching rs 10 eflectUally IuIse OUT me
great corruptiOns OF the blood, >uch as me
scrofulous and ,yphilitic contamination.
Impurities, or diseases that nave .ufheu III
the system for years. soon vie Il 10 inns
;,Owei full Gntidote and d'Sappcar Renee
it's wonderful cures, many OF Nhl'n 81"
uublicly known, OF SCr0iul9, arC az ,cIoiU-
lous diseases. Ulcer, rupuCrS Hmd eIup-
I'VE disorders of the skin, II norN. bloicu's
Rolls. Fimp!,s PustulPS, sores ~. ammo.
uy's Fire, Hose or ryIpelAs, Ietter, san
Rheum, scald hI az. FirSwOIm, and ihtern-
81 Ulcer atoms Of tie Uterus. stomach, and
Liver. II also cures other complaints. 10
which II would not seem especially adapt
~, such as / rOpsy, dyspepsia, Fills, Neural-
els, Heart Disease, Female weakness,
Deb lily, and Leucorrhoea, when they are
manifestations OF the SCI oiulous poi>ons.
Il is sn excellent restCrer OF health and
strength IN the Spring. by renewing The
appetite and vigor OF the dig, stivr organs:
II dIssiT ates the depression and listiess Ia d
guor O. the season Even where no dlsoso-
er appear, psople lsel better, ana I'VE
LONGER. for cleansing the blood. The system
moves on with renewed y!gor and new
ease Ollie.
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER i. 1873.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 20 New Adveriiseme : ~.

National Wire Mattrass-Hubbard
I McBurnnie.
Carpets-G. Meudel, Booth d Co.
Dissolution Notice-Straw q Saw
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- - y - - = -
rcmOyr- Stains and GIcn-a GnT carpets
and other w.vsn ubrtc,
There !HHO ono article iinOWn
that Will dc so many Elnds Of
work aT5 ciO Il az "eli az Sa-
polio. Try II.
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FIR EkCR CHINA.

rJ'EA, DINNER A,JD CHAMBER SETS,
i at prices to suit The times.
+. {. WINSHlP x co,
eSTwelfth street, rigH OF The Fig Pitcher.
nOyl
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AYERS
S ar S apariIla

is widely known
as one OF the mosl
eilectual rem %
dies ever diSCOv-
cd for cleansing
the system ard
purifyin 9 the
blood. 1t h q 4
stood the test OF
of years, with a
constantly grow
ing reputation,
ha Sed or it's in
tIiuslc virtues.
ard sustained by
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q q p q II {

P0iisnes Brass and copper utensils bet.
i,rihIn Ac.rur Oh AMI often Stone
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= a = "T.-
81 q - - NTO

for wash n" D.sh,eGud Giuss ware Is in.
valuql-Ie chopper lnrn soap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-14
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK, Saturday, July 70, 1873.

NEwYoRK Saturday, July IL, 1873.
The local horse trade of the week under
review exhibited generally speaking. about the same
duh and unsatisfactory condition which has always
been noticeable at this stage of the season. City rail-
road and stage-lne companies purchased as they had
occasion to repenish their stock and thus maintained
moderate degree Of activity in the Bulls Head Market
where borses OF this kind principally kept Arrivals
have not been OF the wants OF the trade and
prices for draught horses are without change
For higher priced the market has been dull and
without feature TO note
The announcement that the wellknown BAY trot
ting gelding John ]. Bradley was TO be sold to-day,
under the hammer caused large number Of local and
country buyers TO attend the regular semweeky sale,
which held to-day at Messrs Barker Chases City
Auction Mart and N. y. Tattersals, Of Thirty
nnth-st and Broadway. The stock offered disposed
OF az follows:
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this commodity. The foreign exchanges have becr,
advanced 10 and are now at full specie shippna
points and this has stimulated the large specie er,
ports Of the week Our weekly shipments Of Do,
nestle produce are also falling off, not unnatural
Just now while the peculiar condition Of the cotton
market here and IN Liverpool instead OF favoring .
movement Of the staple abroad, actually makes tho
bringing of cotton here profitable. The un.-
timely action of the United States Governs
ment in enjoining the payment Of the Interest,"
due on the Union Pacific bonds thereby compelling.
that company to default it's July payments acts
favoraby far the negotiation of American ral-
way loans in Europe is concerned, though OF course
not affecting such bonds IA have firmly established
credit. These influences have had direct bearing
upon the gold market, and afford elements Of sup
port. The advance in gold and the renewed rein-
yestment demand, have carried up prices Of Gov
eminent bonds materially especially in view Of tho
scarcity of stocks Offering and our comparative
tables reflect the movement. The same causes viii
also in part apply TO the highest grade Of railroad
bonds which have been strong at high prices
The activity in railway shares which set in after
the change in the direction Of the Lake Shore Com
pany during the early part Of last week, continued
throughout the present week, and II anything
became more general. Prices advanced from one to
five per cent. the only marked exceptions
among the active list being Erie and North
West Common. The former moved in SYM
patty with the London market, where the new
names in the Erie directory do not seem 10 have
been received with special favor, while Northwest
has already recovered its position, and its friends
are confidently anticipating further advance IN IT.
The most active speculation has been IN
Western Union, N. Y. Central. Lake Shore,
Rock Island, Ohios, Pacific Mail, and Union
Pacific; but Hannibal and ST. Joseph,
which is especially strong, st. Paul,
and Atlantic and Pacific preferred have also been
prominent in the dealings Present indications
point to continuance of activity at the Stock Ex-
change, but it remains to be whether the out
side support 80 necessary TO maintain lively up
ward speculation, can DO enlisted. OF this no
criterion could be formed from to-day's business
however the market presenting the usual quiet OF
Saturday Erie was week and declined in sympathy
with further break in the price at London to 46i
The rest of the list twas firm, closing steady. Tho
opening highest, lowest and closing prices OF lead
ing stocks sold to-day were as follows;
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SALES ELSEWHERE OF VALUABLE STOCK.

SALES ELSEWHERE OF VALUABLE STOCK.
A. w. Richmond of Buffalo, n. Y, has pur-
chased the trotting stallion Redwlng from Gilbert
butcher Of ST. Paul. for $1,000 The race mare Nell Fla
herty by Rneman out of jennie Hail. has been sold in
California 10y Mr.. Treat to Messrs. Fdnk & Dickinson
for 5000 The rottng horse Henry Todd has been pur
chased of Messrs Brooks Fuller Of Nashville, by Alex
ander Lewis OF Chicago for $4,000 Henry Todd, who
has record OF 1929 will in the future be known as j.
G. Brown. c. ]. Newton OF Ballston Spa has sold his
chestnut geding Charles Whine TO NJ Tanner OF Albany
N L., for s2lOo william Moore OF Scott, KY, sold to
Mr. Darlington of Richmond. Va bay colt three years
old by Norman out OF Ella Jackson, by Ewalts Abdal
lah, for s. 600 The imported Norman stallion Albion
was sold by Messrs T. Dillon & Co. Of Norman. H., TO
MesTs Prior a. Midget Of Jackson County, HI, Tor
5000. The trOtting stallion Elmo has been sold TO MT
Robert t. Morrow OF California for $4,000. Richard
Downing OF Lexington KY, has sold 10 A. Strauss OF
New York City dark chestnut horse five years old, by
Bonnie Scotland, for 5000 Col John Mcneil has sold
the trOtting Flora Mcdonald, by Honest Alen TO
Mr.. Maynard Of Boston, for $500. FrOm eXchangesD
In the local carriage trade the amount OF business
done during the week has been fair enough for the
son. and probably better than has been anticipated
This especially the with manufacturers OF the
grades of work. the average sales OF one OF our lead
houses least having been fuy equal 10 those OF
the most active OF the year On the other hand
quite evident that some disappointment Is elt
among carriage dealers over the result OF the past
Springs trade, and not few OF them are burdened
with heavy stock considerable anxiety prevails as 10
the prospective condition Of the trade. Thus far the
number OF orders placed with leading carTlage-Onders
does not compare favOraOy with that received during
the corresponding OF 1872 and considering the
fact that carriages must be cassed among articles Of
extent depend upon the prosperity OF the Fall trade in
general,
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Money closed up easy at and A per cent WIZ
prime discounts ranging at 607, this market oeius
the corelatye Of yesterday. The bank statement"
owing to the heavy increase of deposits. when 'n
creased their total liabilities, made loss IN the net
reserve of S3T2 7,95, though they hold Sio4S'''-'
above the required y per cent. The loans wero eA
banded, aud the legal tenders were higher 'uo
specie gaining over a million. The CON mo'eineHS
of the week covered the Treasury disbursements -
Sl,OOOOO0 the regular weekly sale, SZni'iOV ~ ~
deemed Five-Twenties and S2,SS'So IA com ny
est on the public debt, the payments INTO inc i'0o
ury for Customs amounting to S23iSAl0 The eA-
mort Of specie will be found elsewhere. The follow
inc table shows the condition OF the banks ~ un0
Hnlns nm hnnnl
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Shepard g. Gill have, it is said, sold 5000
copies a week of The Ddn6y Ners mans book since its
publication month. The leading Boston book jobbers
Lee Shepard have sold nearly 1000 copies, and pro-
nounce IL the best selling book since Little Women"
Twenty thousand copies OF this authors new almanac
to be published the FALL have been ordered by the
American News Company.
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DO Dhom II nan Goneern

INFORMATION w IAN TIE Dor JOSEPH
FORSYTH who has not bees heard since September ,,
ssu he wrote from kevforh He 20 high about fee,
TO- ahnr ssoet M oopprssn ahd hight hair lie
By bai his ces thni be gone 10 sea "a he aas
s.Sv.d nrss 10 the Nayr Address THOMAS PORsYTH
HArdeAyils uxA
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4 NOBLE LIFE PORTRAYED.
N NEW AND BALANCED EDITION oFHORACE GRbBLb1S AUTO
Appendix containing Memoir OF his later and
Death This famous Campaign Speeches
TgE IsT AND BEsT PoRTRAIT
sENTSe THR SUMNER OF 1877
for Mr. GTeeeys huObogphy and also LOT some
more Of wonderful intellectual display which he
made during and Western IN the Presidential Cam
p,u edition Of the Autobiography
viii large Appendix continuing the story Of bis LIE 10 toe END
Tepucn the striking suggestive Of his admirable and
brilliant Campaign speeches and concluding with an exhaustive and
admirable analysis Of the campaign, originally prepared BY the Hon
james eIUnted states Minister 20 the Hague There 49,
besides pretty complete collection Of Mr. Grceeys hseeaneoas
including others his famous controversy with Robert
Dale Owen Oh Marriage aud Divorce 80 .
Prce handsomely bound eob With two Portraits SO sen by
siIon rece pt OF pnce Address TlIB Tribune NewYok
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6orses, Carriages, 6arness, &t.

A DVERTISEMENrS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE IPT0 n
OFFICES Nos 81 1-2 West Thrtyseconist, Jos West
Twenty.thid.st to p. M at regular Office rates
Atm. Y. SALES AND STORAGE REP0S-
N IToRY, FOURrHAyE.. Goa. TWENTY -tlF rH.sr
Every Family Carriages aud bght Road second
hand, At reasonable pieces Harness Ia great variety.
A NO s CORTLANDT ST, near Broad
"A. way-For Light Carriages Harness. Sheets Whips, &C. the
selected tie Several athetop Bag
g.es iron SliO upl ILL.
HARNESS-ANOTHER CHANCE.
Bankrupt band ewed HARNESS offering great
Bargains to close the lot
No. CorlaBdtst. Broadway 4
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CCHoOL ADVERTISING FOR 1873.

SCHOOL ADVERTISING FOR 1873.
The attention Of Colleges semnires aud schools especially
called to .............,.
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These vknown Journals whose character influence and circulation
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Educational institutions the Bsst the bes, means
intelligent and commercial community Of their
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For all other Information, address the Publishers.
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NO. Z BoND-sT.. NETWORK.
Authorized Agent aud forward advertisements to these journals
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Qearher6.

WANTED-BY A LADY, who has had
writer few admit pupl: 70 zach The ar,
Music Term. nour: s call at the house, good recommends
tons address. g. G.. Brooklyn p. q.
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THE SPRINGFIELD REPUBLICAN
Il is ONE OF THE BEST MEDIUMS IN EBW-BNGLAND
THoRUGH WHICH TO ADVERTISE SCHOOLS, Summaries
AND THE VARIOUS INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
sos intimately all through Western New gandWes.ern Mas
saeus Northern Connecticut Vermont and Southern Hesamp
also extends largely the Eastern settlers IN all the
and Southern states
Specimen copies aud rates for advertising sent free 10 any address,
An orders should be seuio SAMUEL B0wLES Co.,
Publishers, Springfield Mas
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THE MONEY MARKET.

- - "| ~" july II, I5I5.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGB-OFFICfAI REPORT,
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR THE TRIBUNE
FIRST CALI. 10i O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Sales or Government Bonds.
2Ooo Y. g. s. s1...i2o 1000 u 8. Sc, 81. h''
d & C.
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ReaulnR cloSeu All ThiaueiPhi" ~ AAVt
The subjoined table shows the extreme fuctua
tons in United States bonds, the leading railway
and miscellaneous shares, aud gold, made during
the past week. as Well as the closing quotations OF
each at the dates aforementioned:
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foan Ohces.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK IRIBU NJ WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT TIlE UPTOWN
OFFICES, 81 I-2 West Thirty -seeondst or 3OS West
Twenty third ~ 80 ,. at regular Office
NO. 1871 BROADWAY, at III. b. MEL
VLLEs Coral and Gold Jewe. store DAmons Watehes Jew
cry ke kt taken on storage and advanced required No.
ll9l BrOadway near Tvenyegbh-'I
NO. 1,267 BROADWAY, over Herald Branch ,
Room BPDr Por Ladies Branch No DOT broadway houeS
loaned 90 dsmosds watches ess ks same bought
LIMBO BROS
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HUDSON YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY
HUDSON n Y-Phe AAlumn termbegns Sept X IS73. ma.
tive French red In tho family 1900 DER sasun
Misses PBAHB. Principals -
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY WoT-
ee Mass Cts BOYS AL for 90 and scientific
pursults. Its superior merits stated In circular. -
G. u. hErCALF. A NJ, Superintendent
NINE. DE VALENCIAs INSTITUTE for
VI Yong L.ds. .sd chIsa SO wsa osshsad, tAstA-
hase Drluas AMI PNHnag Preach aasp,s, 81 the
Davlhs Psntn AID al, isds 81 Rlbfods,, ,.as
without Psenz fzasas $500, mai
sBs vad 70 be eae.h abroad rOEs nsas.s have
hen RHsps Benz s' osss'as wD reopen ssDi H. 1919
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Gold opened at ll6, receded to 1l5s, and advanced
to lI6a and closed at 49, TO ll6 small sales, the
special considerations affecting the market being the
same as already given. Loans cost 81 t. q ard per
cent for carrying The specie shipment for the week
was very large, but there seems TO be discrepancy
between the Custom-house returns and the accounts
of the shippers, which needs that explanation which
we dare say will be forthcoming on Monday. The
Assistant Treasurer paid ont $4,000 called sos
and 1851 900 coin interest The days business at the
Cold Exchange Bank was rs follows; Gold cleared.
S93.5S0,OOO; gold balances, S2SS6 794; currency bal
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SALES FROM 10 TO loI A. M.
FIRST BoARD-10l A. NJ
Sales OF State Bonds--RatIrOad Bonds-Bak ana h9"-
rodd-ErDress Stocks. 6c.

8. @. 6s, new, j.
IL j.
l,0O0-l0
N. Y. Cent. 6s, 81.
1,000-92t
Erie 4th m.
20,O00-96bcb3
Cent. pac. cd BIDS
2,00o-100s
Union Pao. 1st.
3,000-S25, IS
Pacific Railr'd OF
Missouri LIST.
3.O0O--66
West. u. Tel. 7s.
4,OO0-9St, 80
North Miss'ri LIST.
6,000--63 ~
Bur-. Q. Rap.& u.
LIST mtge.
1.000-68
Del. q Hud. R.'91.
l,000-l02i
Pitts, TT. W. & G.
1st Mort.
2,000--106i
Ait. & L. Ii. 1st.
3,0O0-98
Alton & T. Fl. Cd
Pref.
1.OO0-90s3
Quincy & Tol.1st
1.000-s11s3
Toledo & Wab.1st
st. Louis Div.
8,0O-92ibc
N. J. Southern lat
6,0O0-73bc
st. j.. q /. NJ. 1st.
2,000-i02
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Goal, &r.

SIMONSON e. ECCLEST0N, dealers in Le-
- hg Mountain aud Red Ash Cos Furnace Crate ana
Of 600 pounds delivered
80 West Thirty astsi Branch Once 306 West Twenty
lard 30 ~ West Forty seondsL between Broadway
Eghth-aYe
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cold payments A5tlll "a Cur'cy balance. 2j76i,ls q
Gold balance ...39, 79l951 6S Custolns..... FS'" "
Carey re'pts... 5oj,ji6 -
Foreign exchange was dull after the packet sailed
but rates were strong at the following official QUO
tations: -
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PRICE or LOTS.

The sale Of during 1871 made Auriob and average
sl92 40 each 100 sold Dnug 1872 about
were al private sale 500 During the half 1873 abou
lfiy have bee1 sold average Of s230oEes $500 highest
s266
There unpaid mortgage liens on about $500 90 the entr
property To this or he company propose sell 200 more lot
5000 each, cash Of IT, equivalent.
These lots sold this low rate will pay od oil debts and leave
the assets Of the 80 d The u the town
with seminary thereon 500 and clear
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Agents Tor J. r 0. COS Fubhcauons.
NOBLE LIFE pORTRAYED

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