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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-22

TCOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR A FARM OF
L Country Seat two brown stone Dwellings, on Eas
Forty filth street. near Lexington avenue.
RICHARD HENNEoSY CO., $40 Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-22

an STATEN ISLAND.-A COTTAGE ON THE
" water foot Of Davis avenue, Ave minutes walk from
Sailors Snug Harbor. Apply to IL. 4. DELAFIELD, "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-22

NEWARK N 1.-TWO HOUSES TO LET, THREE
~ story brick; modern improvements; five minutes
atcd rent $50 and 5000 Apply to JABEz COOK l3Q
Union 3. rect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-22

BARGAIN TO CASH PURCHASER.-THE THREE
~ story high stoop brown stone House I35 Lexington
avenue, fully furnished must be sold Immediately the
No. Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-22

ENOR sALE-A FOUR STORY STONE FRONT HOUSE,
on Fifty ninth street. Park at sacrifice II APP
piled Immediately ut 70 West Forty third street
Brokers need not apply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-22

T,O LET-FOR THE SUMMER SEASON OR A YEAR,
i large handsome Farm House. containing 10 rooms
all in the finest order the north shore OF Long Island
with stable, carriage house. fine garden, fruit &c
within q miles Of the city, accessible by land or water
and the finest country residences in the vicinity
New York. Inquire of WIN. l. PRESTON, II Bridge
New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-22

cf00 RENT.-FURNIsHED HOUSE TO LET, IN
DOOV the city Of Bridgeport, Conn. improve t.
suitable for boarding house Call owner 723 Sixth av
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-22

NNORRIS1OWN TO RENT FURNISH Ed, FOR SUM-
lu mer, large Mansion, l6 rooms modern improve
monts: acres garden, stables OF horse and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-22

A -A.-A-SPECULAToR'S NoTICE.-TnIRD AVE-
"A. nue. near Eightysixth street four full Lots north
west OF block built up with story
class houses these lots rock and ready for imme
date imp rovement: prc, $4,000: terms easy
THOMAS q. HAJER, 935 Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-22

RIO LET-A PRETTY COTTAGE CONTAINING EIGHT
rooms beautifully situated on the Passaic River with
stable; fishing, boating: only four minutes walk from
depot and thirty from New York Rent $500 Apply to
road.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-22

LIME FARM-100 ACRES; GOOD BUILDINGS; SIX
acres in cranberries. all in fine order: ~ hours
from New York; $500; is worth 5000; terms to suit
DARRIN 50 Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-22
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY
AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.

EOR RENT - FURNISHED, LARGE House
grounds, iruit, splendid view, salt water Bergen
Point enict 10 boat price $40 per month
Address W. =. OkiE. Bergen Point
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-22

A SPLENDID RESTAURANT, BAR AND LODGING
~ House sale does fine business; best location tor
doing business; rare chance.
MITCHELL'S Store Agency, n Cedar street.
, 1873-07-17

Horrible Treatment Of d Child by Its
Mother

From tbs st. Louis Democrat, .]uly1b
An affair waa reported by tho police yostordayt
which, a. stated, tB an exhibition OF tho most
lontah cruelty on the part Of 4 parent toward a
child nlmoBt unparalleled In tho annals Of crinlo
In this or any other State. III consequence Of
information received from yarious peraons re-
siding in the neig ghborhood, Mary Nool, colorel
GS GSrs2 @ and osnse aas % sa
day night By Detective Holncssey.. About, s
who inhabit TINT quartor wero awakened
e ey P'9 roo cries in iss ea aso s''oa Id
row Of riclsoty franc buildings which front Six
teenth atreet, t,-moana and cries, Oh, God,
hayo meroyi Oh, God please aoiad soma ono to
cut me % down' n oh, Oh ood, eiyo o3 mo some water;
riedly gathered around tho back yard In the rear
OF the room, and after hurried consultation
wont up the stairs and broke into tue darkenoa
ROOM Winaows .,tt2 wore M thrown rP' M and tic Light
iopod cosoly over hor hoad by ropo which was
suspended to hook to tia ceiling, and 40 aus
pended TINT, tho ohild's toes barely touching the
floor, eho was thrown forward with her
tho the child @ vas ~ . raw1hide which had ovi.
donsly boen applied to tho lacerated back and
sides, which allowed also tho moro wasting traeos
Of slow starvation in Its bony, astonuatetl OUT
wore placed upon tho ohild's back, food WAS
given her, and Bho was giyan over to tho caro- Of
1iho police. At o'clock tho mothor 1eturnod
homo, having boon doing some cooking IN pri-
vato family In tho westorn portion Of tho city.
When informed OF what had boen done with tho
child, she oxproBHea tho greatost indifference,
aud said ato wsa glad somebody had takon 1t.
aftor nlao WAS takcn into custody.
It is stated that for nearly q wook this tlend in
tho garb Of woman has daily fastened up tho
child whose nsmo is also Mary Nool, in the nan-
nor already described, aud In this poation loft
her from oarly morning until lato IN tho evon-
Ing, whom t&,iB ao-calod mothor would return
from work, Frequently, wllilo tho child re-
mainod 1t, that position, hor mother. 1t iB said
intllotod from twenty to fifty stripes upon the
bare back with rawtide thong, which waa used
with d Akill worthy OF I4ogreo or Tom Loker.
II tho child cried Or mnle any noise, She waa
takon down aud thrown violently on tho door,
Then tho woman would place her foot on Tho
clids neck, and bent her until, al ono OF tho
relghbors Expressed it, "her bolly was
q poultico." Sometimes the operation
was varied by placing tho child Oh tho floor OIL
| ita face, aud its back Waa Boarilel, foot
, 1873-07-17

From the clereiand Herald, July Is.
Tho agony Of our friends along tho line ia
now over. Tho "Lake Shore Shops arc to bo
built along tho track from Collamer to Noting
hmm Stationa, md tho land therefor is pnid for.
For many months it has boen known that
tho Lake Shore L Michigan Southern Railway
Company, by ronson OF it's rapid increase
Of basneHS and TIE ponotts 'ns ,o,,a'.,5 srls-
cd to establish its gonoral shops
somewhere to the eastward or westward Of this
city. ABltabula, Geneva, Madison, Toledo, and
otllor localities became excited with tho poBai-
onbitterod against each other in their strife.
One sought OF tho Legislature power to bond
tho town to rnise money to buy tho land to givo
the railway company. But alas, for their planH.
Other parties wero nlso at work to secure tho
great boon. Tho Company, in the meantime,
own way OF what was best for ita own interost,
and now 1t has pronounced. On Saturday the
execution of tho deods mud tho paymonts for the
land began, and on Monday, wo belioye, wore
concluded.
Tho land aoleosed extends, on both sides Of
the track, from sixty or eighty rods this side Of
CoIlasner Station,-which ID on tho town limo OF
Euclid and East Cleveland, TO Nottingham sta-
tion, distance Of two miles. Tho noaroat poiut
half miles distant, aud tho furthoat nine and d.
half. The portion on tho south sido Of the
track IL d "trip 40 foet wido, and on
tho north d strip 90 feet wide, with
tl,roe largo triangular pieces, comprfslng
sixty acres additional, on tho wostorn half. Tho
general form OF the northern portion il there
fore strip 80 feet for half tho distance from
Nottingham westward. npreadng out fan-ahaped
to tho eztromo wostorn limit. The total number
Of acros purchased il 1ol, and the prico paid is
$3.50 por nero.
We arc not apprised OF tho detail Of the r1ans
Of tho nailway Company, but only know that
thoir round housoH, repair, mannfaot Curing gahops,
otc., are to DO located on the ground.
, 1873-07-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,


ASIhH AOAAt AAAAAANA<AA 4NVSHe
NEW YoRK, July 16.--honey was easy St per cent.
Sterling ruled dull ut 1092.10oS for GO days ll01
aold was ffiner at 1167z@11ox closing Mt TIC bid.
LoanB, 3@4 per cont Cioarings $39 0o0 Exports,
Fl IN American coin, 1000DO BovsreignB, md
$3l 900 III silver bars. ENGAGEMENTS for Tomorrow,
$90000 gold coin and $20000 In silver bars Treas
33i4,ooo. '''@e''
Governments wc1o moro active and atrong.
.6tste bonds were dull and Arm.
Tho stock market showed greater strength and
actiyty thau any previous day sinco tho prnsent
Mpwnrd movement neKan. Western Union, Lako
Shore, and Now York Central wore the most prominent
III the advance. Tho Improvement In tho frat
named waH ~ per cent, from s711 to 8y5i, With
lnrgo blocks Of the atock changing hands, Pacific
Mail waa weak early In tho day, with FREQ aalcs from
384 to VIZ, hut improved subsequently to 38,. Eric
was ALAG weak, declining from, co to 6os. In syn,ra
report that auit for 900 had boen decided aguinst
the Company in Ohio. Lake 6fore was actiyo at VIZ
to 93H Now York Central, 1855 to 104sx. The hur-
tnations wcro Union Pacific, 70 to ask G., 9. l.
G., SIX to 33H Rock 1Band, hog to ll1k; ohios,
40s to 4o:1 81. Paul, 53.S to 53s4 ur1stn, 128 10
12B3 Canton, o8H to 1o3 and Northwestern COM
mon, 70A to 63ss, A portion Of stock hcld by somo
parties In the lAto has been distributed. Thcrh
general slight reaction lato In the day. but the
whole Lat 1nnlly closed strong.
Six proposals. sSero niatlo to ac bonds to the dnv-
crnnent to-lay aggrcgatng 1925 6D, ut from HAS
to 1l7S2. The bonds 10 DO purchased will 10 paid tor
In National Bank uotca.
Two hundred aud seven thousand, eight hundred
md fifty dollars III honda were acreptea, at 11ba9 to
Star1}ru fH11s
, 1873-07-17

Con. J. Dnffum, y. 8. A., iH ut tho Sherman.
H.. II. Honrofo, Englnud, is at tho Grand
Pacific.
Capt. ]. 8. Hall, U. s. N, ia at tho Grand
Pacific.
Tho Hon. q. Bradley Holt Of Albany, is 1t tho
The Hon. J. Burnett, Of Cincinnati, is at the
Tho Hon. s. P. walkor, Of 1lonphie, is ut tho
Con. Z. A. Paine, Of Monnuth. is at tho Went
eido Briggs.
Tho Hon. Hugh Dalrnes, Toronto, is at tho
Grand Pacific.
Ex-gov. A. Fl. Hammond, Of indianapolis, is
at tile bherman
Col. L. N. Douglas, Of Newark, N. j., Is at tho
Woat Side Briggs,
Tho Hon. Robert @. Matthew, baltimore, is Mt
tho Grand Pacific.
Tho Hon. John Wiluon, Of Washington, D. g.,
IN Mt tho Grand Pacific.
lion. ". h. Steele, of Ft. Wayne. is guest
at tho Wcst sido Briggs.
Tho Hon. G. ". @. Johnston, Afayor Of Gin
cinnati, Is at the Sherman.
The Hon. ). j. Safely, Of lows, left the shez-
mhn last night, for Boston.
Judge VIM. Darlington, Of Darlington. Fin,
ia at tho Won't sido Briggs.
Hon. George Groono, President Of tho Durling-
ton, Cedar Kapils l. MinnoBotn Railroad, is at
tho West Side Briggs.
Edward 8. Smith, Commissioner Of Indians.
arrived in tho city yesterday on route for tho
Woat. and is stopping at tho West sido Driggh'
The following woro at tho Commercial yeator-
day: James 8praguo and wifo, HuntBvilo, Ala;
George ". Ball, st. Catherine, Ont; 4. =. VII,
son and wife, Austin, Texns; 8. L. Taylor and
wife, Elgin; 8. l.. Bea1dsly, Buchanan, hlch.
'n1r. 2. L. White, tho chiof Of tho Washington
bureau Of tho New York Tt7bunc, is IN the city,
guest at tho Gardner House. Mr.. White pro-
poses to make something Of q Western tour bo-
foro returning to Washington.
Tho following woro at tho Sherman yesterday !:
II. Q. Nicholson, England ]. P. GRAY, Clnctn-
natl g. e. Stephens, stroator L. 4. Martin,
Byraouso T. L. Ogden, milwaukee, =; ". Prose-,
y. 8. H.; ]. 8. Langworthy, Washington; J, y
Van Dyke, Milwaukee, ; ]. Evans, Liverpool; l..
". Hartwig Now York.
The following woro at tho Grand Pacific yes
torday; s. 8. Waters, Louisville; Q. 3. Smith,
Mbany j. 2 Tip1Stt st.: 4ouis; " S,, H. q9les'
Wicker, st. Louis ". Y. Johnson, Cincinnati |;
r. s. Stores, Hartford, Conn.,. Dr. j. W. Smith,
Cleveland; DR.. o. G. DsWolf, Northampton,
Mass.
Tho Mayor, Superintendent Of stroots, and
tho Prosidont Of tie Board OF Education OF Gin
! cinnati, are In tho city examining our Btroets,
| Water-Worlss, and schools. The Htrangors dincd
! at the Grand Pacihc yesterday with Mayor Mo-
dill, and woro driven around town during tho nf-
tarnoon. His Honor accompanied thom and fur
uishol oil tho information asked.
, 1873-07-17
DROWNED.

As bathing bccomes popular becauHe OF the
prevailing hot weather, drowning will also be-
como common. Two casos wore reported yester-
day, Carl Noidorvinzky, q boy u years old, whiic
bathing in pond in the brick-yard near tho
cornoz Of Armitage road and Elston avenue, got
beyond his depth and WAS drowned at o'clock
last evening. His body was recovered and taken
to his home, No. IS Crossing streot. John
Manning md Adam Acklors, Of No G7 Monom-
inco street, went in swimming in tho like, at
the foot Of North avenue, at o'clock last even
ing. Acklers boing good swimmer, wont fa1
out into the lake, mud, in returning, became OK
hnustod, and sank before lis companion could
rescue him. His body was not recovered.
, 1873-07-17
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, JULY IT,

firmly planted on tho ollf1d'a nook hold hor in
tllis ponition, aud pillow in Which Its faco was
buriod smothorod al cries. Another operation
was to aollso tho ohill'B head and body into a
tub full Of wator and hold It thcrc several min-
bor. This was generally followed by y whipping,
which seemod to be tho fAvorite oxpediont In
lolping tho child into tho no1t world. During
the Whole week no food had beon given 1t, until
sses ss GmneSp m I rdv @ Tss s pssssd o ttosa os m
times sho would not daro to take Jeyon
t4ts, asserting Tint stic was afraid hor. motlor
would y, 1v,,d lind - 1t ;3 cut and whip h9r for Or
conveyed to her mouth, ~ Allo could not FREQ licr
hands to tako 1t horaolf. Tho appearance Of tho
olifd, whom takon to tho Third district Station
was p,tiablo IN tho exsrome. sho is a bright, in
tho cruelty that his boon praetisod upon hor Bllo
doea not appear to bo moro than s. lIar body B
In tho most emaetated state, while tho back iB
ono mass Of bruiaos and foator1ng roroB.. Tho
focts Of tho violence and hoavy blown and kicks
which sho l,as 1aily received. There iB scarcely
any 1oBh about her, tho bonos almost protrldng
from the akin, which appears to hang on tho
body like aomo unnatural covering.
Tho woman ia q Misunderstanding creature,
apparently capable Of any act Of cruelty, aud
whoso countonance botokcns moro Of tho savage
than Of tho ciyiliged human being, though her
calm, coIlect0u manner, and tho tone OF hnr cotl-
yersation, indicate that aho ia capable Of the
more refined cruelty Of long continued torture
than would characterize tho proceedings OF the
moro untutorod. gho l,aB boon frequently heard
to say that.sho knew God intended the child to
live, but that sho intended 1t to die and II gho
could not kill It bv any other means, so would
out Its hoad OF, Sho Is described as betng over
six feet in height, and Of heavy, though not
tleshy build. Hor netghbors assort that sho was
not In the habit Of drinking. sho Inns ono other
child, = boy Of or years., and lavslod upon
him i'll tho tenderness of her Aoroo nature.
= Tho room In which this revolving cruelty was
practiaed is about ton foot by twolvo, md con-
faina tablo, a few chairs, and q bod, upon
which, whom tho child wns taken ont, was found
q copy OF the Central Chriefian Advocate. Tho
walls wore profuBoly decorated with cheap on
cravings and Newspaper wood-cutB, tho various
Bconos In ihe life Of Christ bong mado to Hervo
as boElor to portrait Of james Fisk, which
formed the contro pioco. Otherwise tho soono
WAS one Of dirt and mieory, the filth ca,lHod by
tho conhncmentof tho child being allowed to ro-
main for two or throo weeks together. The
child Ia now: receiving tho most ton1or caro- from
tic police officers at the Third District Station,
and from several physicians who havo boon In
Attendance. Tho wonln, is confined in the snmo
station, and was charged with an assault to kill,
yesterday morning, In tho Court OF Criminal
Correction, the complainant being noighbor,
John Beuost.
, 1873-07-17

buffalo, July observation-disclosures II. to-day, 9,al2.
Total for tho week, 100. Tho mnrGet opened active
at Yesterdays prices, but towards tho report Of
strike Of tho conductors and brakeBmGn on tho Now
York Cuntral Hallway fraYht trains checked opernos
leat 1t might preyos snipnents The run ot stock u
5saos: 7o9 lnota nteers ay llaoe Asa lbs, $500
d25 :137 In1lnna seors, 1,oa9@1 1377 lbs, o124G3
G.N; 81 Michigan stsers, AZ l0l1@l 005 lbn, = O0t9
~ fe1Aa atecrsav l,099@ ,l3o !Ls 10 Cam
ada atcoro, av ], 1T lEs, $5.00.
BnEEr AND LAMus-flocer,s to-day, {4oo total for
the woot, 1000. Market active ut HGsc advance on
Canada 1n1nbs Western s,ecl,, H,o09sb37H; Canada
Sheep $4759t.95 Canada lambs, ST 7O0@H.7 Is. Sales
CANADA sncop ny 82l4u ihs, 8il Ohio sleep, ay
8l(S0 lba. A5o96.a7 1900 Michigan aheep; w 790
80 lbs, $4,T5G3I.10.
Hous-Rccoipta to-day, 1,1oo total for tho week,
l97uo. Market dull at $bo06 10. HAlea 1.o00 head
Illinois and Ohio hogs, ay 1yu@243 !bB, at 50U6l0.
, 1873-07-17

From The Hopk7Hsu2Ilc 1ky.} NeIo Era.
We hnve to chronicle one Of tho HaddeBt occur
ronces that have transpirad In this country for
many yoars. On last sunday tho N1othodiats
held quarterly conference at Shiloh Church,
five miles west Of Hopkinsvil1o. a largo con-
course Of pooplo woro present, and at: tho cloao
Of the sermon Chriatiana woro invited to como
to tho comnl1nfon-tablo and partako of tho
Lords s3dppcr. Mrs. Emily Owen, wife Of T;
apparently In ~ good henlthas my porson in the
church, but when in the yely act OF kneeling at
healtar dropped dead. 4 physician present came
to hor side immediately, but oil oforta to restore
her were In vain.
, 1873-07-17
Illinois River and Canal News.

Special Disuatch to The Chicago tribune.
LAHALLE, H., July 10.-Tho canalboat Andrew
Jackaon from Peru, loaded with corn bargea Noa
aud 8, with Lasalia coal, and tho Col. Taylor with
oats. a pasted Into tho canal, bound for Chicago and
atons for Henry passed out. No othor movement By
river canal Ten feet Of water on the lnitro-al Of
Look Is, and the river at staud.
CANAL ofFIcK.
AnRIvEp-D. T. Wright, IaBatle, 0,1oo bu corn +;
Nautilus, Lasalo. 15o tons coal; Dolphin, Ottawa
- 7oo ts meat el!s Franco Morris. 60oo hu corn.
U1EAnEp-Ohalnpon, Henry ao,25a # lumber, $50
lath Brilliant Lockrort, 20 m lu1nher 90 bril- aa
suit 5000 siayea Mohawk Dalle, Kal.kakoo Feeder,
4 ii lmor 79oD H. msrshsndSo MeassnHoF ~ asa IT.
It lumber Contest Gu brls limo, Morris, 10 brls hne,
I.3ckpnrt. -.-
, 1873-07-17

t,,r,oI ~, rnrt or1,r nc~,rr In a lii, ,t"+n -
saneI up yua'etuay 3 n,pfhnB ~ ~ nsn ata.e % ~
rSo suo III .ts snrt, ,n,
i'm ho 1o hattar Inn 1r;ot nnd IL yso,ia H. r
iii III hntt,r rIonco of rcttina ;a amt's nrono
ertv. whieh he olaima' info ha noasasaIon % pp 1ho
9oiIownn ia III In aro,n atatoncnt that nvrnn
{n ~ nn,onor o nrofA S'A'o'n' 'na@ oyion
- 'Trron NJ A. at;nf 5onoaed that ha rca,da1 ~ M
- A. n1ea 4opnneu @ saat ne fosluem - No
aa hra.rb 1n ~, yro'T c,,;iann mn sn Is., .a ~"
madam iii .A shn fornory kant hnnao 0 for ma1 nu
iorn nv fainor a;oa in 7gG1 aa,ncn thot +n1o
ao H. Io.aI =; E;rhty.aovni strnot ao
.,raa occenirio and rotfra1 in hcr hahits:: so ho
ea;9es e t ~ to ~ noi @ na1
ecom sa "ons ope ha II .no san a1e fe1nafo e
hcr. T nand r. T;sit har onco wcn1s ,vhnn
II +Io c;tv o0 ona aomo4i,nos nftanar. 0A a"'e
her 1nat ab1ont W tho 9tl, of Nav at bar honac
la. an rono to Xii hvt =" ~ an,%oraa W.
hvt did nnt R;nie II atrancn and W wo;to1 onmo
tima ehout Tho hnnso and than wont ewnv
E,rat heard Of her j daath til Ills mornine. Whon
TIKI "us titna % sa a r III hab - u ~
l'na5scho. aannot sav rbv inccnsnd woa
70 rotirnl In bor hnhits' shc wes nlTnya very T,y
kind to- to mo, nc almost ike q mo mother Vic Wlon Inv nv
ny @ ns a aao fnr n te
aho vas yory m whimsical sometimes, @ bnt gol,erally
her mind was clear she was generally choorfI
Aud mover 6nlu Hh1 Wn8 tircu OF lifo: DUo waa
ahout hO vanra nld +1n on]v roIations. shn has
living arc two nieces. who roside in Hayon,'aIe
and myself :: thoro was uoplew. but I oannot
say whether ho Is living.
Shortly after Nr. stief loft Mrs. Handy, who
owrod Tia housc IN whio1, Miss Wjiettu EvnI
nnnaared. sho is ercntly aistreasod Mt tho oc,
cnrronco. porticn)srly ns it happonol in l,or
Ionse. b1rs. Hgndly lived ia the houso oo-
cnniati by Miss Wilatts before thu ]atter
letamo q tonant, The houao wos let To Siiss
W;lletta f1ye yesrs apo. md anco that time Aha
, 1873-07-17
HELD FOR TRIAL.

Jamos Clark WAS arraiguod before Justice
scully yesterday morning; ho had in his pos
sossion when arrested trunk valued at $500,
which did not belong to him. The TranBporta-
tion-Master Of tho Chicago, Alton l. st. Louis
Railroad testified that tho trunk belonged to ono
William S,nall, OF St. Louis. Clark VAS held in
81, 500 bail to apnear at the Criminal Court.
, 1873-07-17

New Yong, July l0.-Tho JobbnH Trade continues
very quiet; City aud Western 1ohcrs are buying sta
own eottons aVo aat s soe liz et mates e so
lower. Atlantic u Ia down to llHo, and Indian Or
chard, Medforl, and Massachusetts are reduced Hc.
OlneyR tcAings ara down IL. Drown drls arc dull
and lower b1o,n uud ino btacheA cottona arc III
FUR ruqnest. Waulrns, Bhtringn and hannola zulu
moro aottye. Foretgu gooda ar0 dull,
, 1873-07-17

Laus Soorotary Of tho County Board u Education. I73
Kaat Ran.ulphst. until !Hiy y f9F TYP suGriy q ~
ivored at thu Normal School Building al Enzlesosd.
Ia duliserod hal0r1 Oct l, la5 tnA
tho balunca bcfuro Dec. 81, lb73. .
Tho Committee roaerye the tight to Ir{rat any and at
bids. f:nWAKD EAKHII4s} Committed
HENRY lIAltMS
ALBERT @. LANE, 6uppl1cR.
, 1873-07-17

DoBToN, July 10.-Woul centlnues In fair request,
Michigan and ohio feecu a7@51s; Ohio ttlano, Gu
uuwasl4d eosnl!ngs, -40@l5o; suporans aud extra
, 1873-07-17
rfttMbaarrfa Quttla Market.

EAsT L1ngNry, h., July 1G.-CATTLE-lseceipts, III
cara. Beat, rs Rtockers, common,
$5.D0@6.76; bulls, j3.bU 100.
HEKp-necuipts, 2,U00 head. Lost, $5.00Gs3.60 lnn-
liuns, $4.23@4. 80.
:: Hous-1secs!pts, cars. Philadelphia, s5a5G5ao; i;
Yotkers, 81, 3,Ouu35.a3,
, 1873-07-17

Scl1euclx's Mandrake Pills.

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