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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-03-27
A Prosperous Railroad and Unexampled In
crease OF BnsinesSs 'F,0 's'sl'''


In reply to structures upon the management
of the Greenvvflle and Columbia Railroad, we
find the following explanatory letter from Col.
.Thos. Dodamead, General Superintendent, in a
late number of the Soutb CaroliniGn:
notice YOU state I'D your paper of to-day
that "serious complaints are made to you'll by
merchants on the line Of the Greenville Rail-
road of the intolerable detention of treights.' y
While do not perceive how making COM
plants to you can benefit them in getting their
freights forward, yet deem it proper, in justice
to this road AID its. officers, to say that while
there has been considerable detention OF
|lffeights at Columbia destined for points on the
line of this road, it has been unavoidable, and
arises from the great increase in the freight
business of the road, unexpected and unexam-
pied in its history, and totally beyond the ca
ipacity of Its motive power and rolling stocks.
will at all times cheerfuly furnish information,
those making these complaints would have been
convinced that in many instances the most Sc
rious detention has been before the freights
have reached this road and from the same
causes as operate on this road, a similar state
of Affairs being general throughout the coun-
TRY during the past winter, viz: au increase OF
freights above the capacity of the railroad lines
to move promptly. Only yesterday a gentle
man exhibited at our Office bills of lading for
some five car loads of freight dated late in
January and early in February, two of which
had just arrived, and were sent forward prompt
ly for him this morning. This company has
had its own supplies Of oils, &C., six weeks on
the way from Cincinnati after date of bills of
tlading Trains on this road have been kept
moving day and night, double crews for the
engines and trains employed, so as to keep
them moving all the time, and every exertion
used on the part of the officers TO expedite
transportation. The fact of what has been and
is now doing on this road in this respect can be
ascertained by the parties interested by a visit
to the transportation Offices of this company at
Columbia, at any time between six o'clock a.
m. and twelve o'clock midnight / to-day re-
ceiyed letter from an officer of the connecting
road, whose headquarters are some four hum
dred miles from Columbia, in which he in
formed me that he himself, and his men in the
freight department, had only had six hours
sleep the previous week.
The Greenvlle and Columbia Road has made
application in all quarters where it was thought
4, might be likely we could buy or rent add-
tionaI engines, and have rented several. At the
same time we have had applications of the
same character from other roads similarly
situated with ourselves. We have also endeav-
ored to procure additional new locomotives
from all the different builders in the country,
and the earliest date ct which any deliveries
could be secured is in the month OF September
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POETRY.
THROUGH THE PASS.

BY MARGARET ]. PRESTON.
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Just before his death, Captain Matthew F.
Maury expressed the wish which, almost in his
very words, is here given:
.HoneGbesr me home at last" he said,
"And lay me where lny dead are lying;
But not while skies are oyerSpread,
And mounful wintry winds are signing"
swat till the royal march of Spring
Covers the mountain, fastness over ~
Till chattering birds a1'e on the wing,
And buzzing bees ars In the clover.
ssWait Till the laurel bursts its buds,
And creepy ivy filings its grace
AbouS the iichened reclss-and floods
OF sunshine fill the shady places.
.uThen-wheo the sky, the air, the grass
Sweet Nature all, is glad and tender
Then, bear me through the Goshen Passs
Amid its flash OF May-day splendor"
So viii we bear hini Human heart
3 70 Natures own drew never nearer;
And never stopped she to impart- =
Her lore to one who held it dearer.
The stars had secrets for him Seas s
Revealed the depths their waves were
,fta Winds 5Gsssas' aaVs up their mastsiesH
s The tidal flows confessed their meaning.
OF Ocean paths, the tangled clew
He taught the nations to unrayel,
And showed the track where safely through
The lightning footed thought might travel
And yet, unspoiled by all the store
= OF Natures grander revelations,
Who bowed more lovingly before
The lowliest Of her fair creations
No sage of all the sages past, 4@-i
Anbered in Plutarchs hmpid story,
Upon his living age has cast
n A radiance touched with tI71er glory.
his noble living, for the ends
God set hint duty underlying
Each thought, word, actionE nEnaught trans
cends
In lnstre, save his nobler dying. -
Do homage, sky and air; and grass! Z. 6
A1 things he cherished sweet and, tender,
As through our gorgeous Mountain Pass
We bear him in his sunset splendor!
"a magnificent mountain gorge, between
Lexington, Va, (where Captain Maury ex-
pired, j and the Central Railroad.
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New Advertisements.
GRANDEsT SCHEME OF THE AGE
100000.
CASH GIFTS.
100000 For Only $40.

UNDER authority of special legislative act Of March
1871 the trustees announce the THIRD GRAN
GIFT CONCERT, for the benefit of the PUBLIC Libra
RY Of KENTUCKY to come off in Library Hall, of Lou
isville Ky.i on ~
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TNHE SIMPLICITY, EASE AND GER
: i TAINTY with which it operates, as well
as the~~UNIF0RM EXCELLENCE of its
work, throughout the entire range of Sewing,
including all kinds of work done by any other
Machine, with the addition of the beautiful
BUTTON-HOLEandO OVERSEAMING, places
it unquestionably FAR in advance Of any sim
liar invention. - " Il
The splendid mechanism of this Machine,
and the superior workmanship and material
employed in its construction, guarantee the
Company and its Agents in warranting every
Machine they sell to give entire satisfaction.
The undersigned is agent for Anderson, Oco-
nee and Pickens Counties, and begs that those
wishingyto buy Sewing Machine, will call
sing, elsewhere. Terms easy.
@. A. REED.
Jan Q, 1873 26
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Just before his death, Captain Matthew F.
Maury expressed the wish which, almost in his
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-03-27
Tuesday, April Sth, 1873.

At this Concert the best musical talent that be
cured from all parts Of the country will add pleasure TO
aeprepatng vast total of HALF MILLION DOLLARS
viii he distributed By lot to the ckethoders
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TIE STATE OF TRADE
EUROPRAE aAREETs

LospoH tu4l I'll 81 nj ior snc ts
eollL le FreIFeutf l15ss Cd Btt lbs
Isn-fs-ues "a; kes FFu. 81 Ire RaliHaF slGfss, 5o
ifEErlqL. Apr I'LL ulotton aYensd Er1ers Addhug Up
iil y T. adtllF Osna sd sa~ A0i agpei from
"a clsrsson February and Nara a. si and IRON
kzrrA sIc hprl 3sd
lyEEroeL Arr ~ zcos,en bsrosriRgi Maeiug Cplanas
rar4 sacing Onenz s3a- The o. NAt for
-sr -tfs haze ben & gu1iert ueudiug loos hmerieas
~ohDyas april r. E---trar ksiiUET
.-FtEfDol- auiL w. "a
y y eltl M aEeGlzs C4hiouna Hftsi a 1nu for Cias
rpriug gpeTu
e ui Too "eaisEr Lard = per Pm, q: BIZ io
LosDos April isasar n pr 30 z Daieh stsloaa
'-saSec Lfs RzilaaT slafes 81
fHAeA l4 April ta- htalss Fqstuesy boud " FOR fls
o. ls.- ~ 49, =. 100 -
Pans ga l---.aItes. SO sIe
-.,hlA hpr - p E--for5n eio-ed srIn. ne sass u
80 s 50 -sg 2D0 De- sl-eu Isfas 20 "a
= l'lfIar n
- -'.---- IS -l-a llzEes 3 -. Iss GaI.ss
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Gin Goperumrui.
.o,pD OF Acc1lT i]sS AIDFPNfFN

BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
ID r - s1ATHS sE,soS sS NOS Asrsh ~. =
zsnDerA $500. q, ~ ,,,---,
That C.utr. from Chamber 70 Broons Be paved FtA Belgian
T he asTas o both SIDE, Of Fiyshhs the Ninth
Tat rees b,ss arc culver; tn. sOrs Of
T.l hs a,ssI % ths uortA side
Ia, il Fihysl1 e5 IS ss to ss'eHsa-''s
.i Fhyrhthst LeHsios Fourthave Be rrnzbsred
be Jagged % feet vide aH1 that Is Feet Be reserved Tor
' T seys1ysr. from Tlvs to the Eaa R,, paved
rs%Tuneaoh vas so,Trd ron III Of Pubic
work that au'horEed and directed nav
Fsusve hundreds 70 OashaaaEoe and
twenty Ourh-'t rssaiIs's sp 1a9 s' fsIn ovRa
Tat lamps Be Lighted IN siTfyfourtbt from FisTe to
Tsai The amp ale-sa bvsn So =. and rs wsi,r
% street lamps be Lighted II siItyfhb, Eighhsv,
Be ;a i s,v'rt,s;; no, from 55 n. .os.T'rd
That street laHps b. Azhte oartl between one and
IaAi a ssi AMP ~ ns F,ssts .Ss Fs-psbt. - '-'
That stre., amps lighted Onshunded thirty sscondst
st tai amps bs lighted n onshunare hrssnt from
Thai sss1iuE basin and calvert The southeast
% vns basin and bull, the Of
ia eesTng basin aud calvert the northeast Of
- ,,.-i.. - Ttt-..,tt
t hret ssTer be bf In rhtvhri-st Eighth Sab-are.
- GENERAL ORDERS ADOPTED.
That sTtyventts ron MidsonaTc 20 FbaTe b. paved With
rrauts tap block pavement
lHa i l5aI ~ n. is % lf1eS 5a,s.
r-Iv Thorue Thei.. Canstuu sack Kps Ke-asn. he Pres
dent Assistant Aldermen Ksnoe BueEs. snOasoa CsHsAy lnaeH
That street lHps e shea nyIhst ron Eghave to The
That sever Ohshuna Ourthst IRON Second to
Ttss sewer b. bull, N Eu,hsv, FROM OnehundrraBdEeny
lirist 20 one huna el-a5a ,vent' hi,h - . a.. s. $1,000
er,swsil - laid sens ast opposite No s0t
That sietamp he Agnied EIeAAnssplaee nSay between
Tssi he dswsl tn. FSaenihst between First
ai FaTe i5 suston Fourte,uh leroept bcsweru the
nj. raeIsl paved Sih belgian Apbo pavement Al Inc sew
Ts Eisea from roassuy Bast River be pa's with
B,lnha or trnDbiock pavement a., -. y-.A
1n la ssyI.t ir5 Taye East Rrrr. he reana'sd
and aisd gutter aHd the srsaSs lao
the sidewalks On both sides Of faH'A't H"n AH'A ."
Thai tss .ds1ss ny'e1suAst between Ninth
an % he sss afser Of Forty- aud Sthsv curb
and ouss Be c and hs esass nt aAs 20 an ,easa
- %. d. i Pm IVES bs asrssi
,t Fortrthirt from Frs,ave The East River h. rsgaaisd
and graded the curb nd gutter 'a - ans ne dssa. h'sts
Tat Madsou.ere, nou po.tl ,is OF oas
- =, . ,n ~ I a. .,5svsIis aa,ssG
% or both SIDES q ssv,n, shths n i ard nh
av,s and gais stones be 'ei an bs 4eHs Be ls. &
~ Ehs,hst fam Msasor to Fnsrs. Be paved 18th belgian
T '75 Ra 20 ~ s % ss R, be r-go
isd AID raasa gutter stones set AID he sidewalks
ia 10 srty.e,sul un Tri EaAaTs curb an gutter
~ IN ail .ie, q Msdsor to Rnhass EaIe
a. ea,rr io8s AM hs rsli be hsggsd aHs sa.sse
MA sa fssiss1 bslS 40 iusis' b isssA
A. Aldermen rs,y Msl csssy Ks.iios
wi''.i ns. iaefas il ksa s,oss. s,aas.s oaaaJ
IA Al .rsss sas a'adsi rs the W pr-,a "a ss,s
VILLA =. A-sJAak, S4sI1-
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COTTON MARKETS.

B1soKr Apri Cotton MiaduEs lsic rees uts 30
b.l~g ~rpo-tcnss5e bales zaes 0 hai-s stock '5 bales
SorrrIr Ar. Cotton frm. Low nddIuEx i-}c uet
-p LOT hsies ss!ss . bales steel
rs hsieA
PgrLADELFH1A April l--CoitOb quiet MidatnEf. Zoic
ALvEgTox April L-Cotio1 fr Good OrnarT, DC nst r.
IL rrnxs ~ bales o. which ~ bales
rved from NevrEas sEp5rs-csasEse, sl2 bales sales 10
bales; stoct 6a go bae&
NosILF A1r L-Cotior quiet as1 srm Midhnr. De pet
receipts bales erporsosvSs 5 bales saies so bzi soct
y 81 bales 90. 80
baI 30 bales
81 IsJ-s April L-C0rtou frm Low Mdiings l76l7ic MD
suRs l8fc IL hai-s. shipments Lls bales
CHAELEsT0s. Aprl l-C0ton trm Ml14iings, lbfef Low
Masars sigi Ordinary l79 i, net rsoePts a. bAiss
sars 20 ha.s stock q 81 oslss- -
CisoivyETI ApH -Cosot qust; AadIHgS rci rseepH sd
- shpmeuts. - bales siocE =, ~ bAleA
Bs-roy Aprl 1Co.t0u and strong M1cngs btc net
e-u-5 sss eros sales go haes; y 90 bales
uNrEsTcy April Cotton sII, 41lzB S.ci let reoepE %
bal-s sales bales. stoct 3'G ba-a - go.
Apu Cotton arm hd4ungsi 4stcs se rec pA
m 5alss; safes ll52 bales. stoeE. f,s94 b.e go
April Cotton steady M1-ungA l8te reeept ~
IA
SEuOELKAvs ABr L-Catton noterats eenand; Orr
3sc GOOD CrnNrv I6ics Low M11EngE leic MddhnEs 9c
nj -so-p.s So bales ross
As b 1855 20 bales Ast evening 500
balss; Stock. 20, 80 baiss -.
MkNPHIs April LCottos fr Low Mdtlng BE; receipt -
bslss suipmsuta I.JfJ bs-ss STOCK ~ IL oAleA
ffor Tsi,yrgph Mgrkeis sss mn P1gsi.
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B-rra-n A--H tC tosv ~ bad nsknr tte
thus far SEA head or - s1insi Ae
The market opeue iragEnGi Al
fan r. weeks c1shg prices. but toward lre
quality " stock good about @ heaa
frog-1 Of as Illinois from l+
1910 50GSe 20 5 Ono stsers ranging ron 4
- 3. n - "a 10 he.c had Indiana rangng
fror r. ~ ass IS; n bad Missouri errs
sre-aesr ld6 Missouri srerACng 81
y n 20
lead Canadian steers Averaging liz T. - 2 10 Arad stAte steers
Texas Steers averaging l8 10 a.
90. u hae PeunsyvzuiA lz2 n. 30 81
a. -
head "a 30 n a. - =
LAsBsRrceBts tOa ~ head making the oa SUD
nav m 100 head io- The
nzrks larry opened pr1oe. about SAN. a. as
81
~ y -50s - ONO sheep averaging 10 D. al > "a
rotal supply for the WeeE
thus ~ " rad the
arket crs-rug 91 decline from weeks coSug Fres
from ia 70 = u Al - o - -
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REcEIPTs o. PRODUCE.

Prr Pesss'f hafrod1A
ArlL s 1sg Ashes BeesEnI p bbh copper ts caEst
PpeI AE et Cotton - Drec fruit IN ous Egg ~ ~.
b1t Four ~ ~ bag MeaL lfao 1rfh Anest 49,
bu Corn j. rs 11sh Ot1 rs bas Rye, zzio bush Aast ~
tast barsf GfEss Seed 4e Leather - bags faI
- - bales uemf - 1aes Hops. ls1 Hoes, zIJ bcA hGes
70 hos 10 Ol Gaze s beles SANS. 30 pkgA beef ~
plEl rgs - Lard 10 Kegs Lar1 -
ed. OIL o 1b1 La1 Oi 90 bba sDts rargenfas - bhs~
Esl -f1 Tar. ~ bhls Pfca 10 Butez, lts P1zA
Ca T4i0s. ia pksz Gresss 81 btiN Molasses 5ghads
sozs l faus "a PeaHuts 80 Iob4eco. A. pts~
tVsscao ~ l-.ef WOo- rs b5lL WbsEy.
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HORSEand CARRIAGEMARKET


Owing TO the prevailing stIingency IN
money the condition the mare for pleasure horses
IL very dseoursng and trade in work horses leas am
mated ghAn ve wont to at the present advanced
season.
At Mp Arch Johnston's new Horse and Carriage Aue-
ton Mart in East Thrteentl-st.. near University
the following sales we're, tais day. Erected under me
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oout,vued from Third Page.


--.v.suHy Woo1-Chses @ae'e iSir @SsSc lHienvr '1s
ar-v - dSc- ~.. p-+- pril.s sa54s, Ner rcrk cgtv
- Prnet a NegiorA N' af'f ur' :. 80 e,sIh
erfrf PEELED, A0t1ci tounr
euPer &c - ~, CauntrT L1nbs Pulet. 1sas2c.
Supe fsea - Cr 6nr srrax Cup medium, 2sd
49, on ans surrr p ESaci FaA CAP. l. 10
= - ~ ~ rrsaes aut bury ltd@l.
r-e 2 1zlcl Mrd &ta3c Low. ~ G1Jos Inferior
-. tunT. ibeiac ,,~ - A..
49, an Mestn 19dac Ae5esldeo Aenno and heiin 20 q
agiSK ssr ~. gooa eeraiud q 40 Ss SOC md
q hhlN q sic
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NnTICE- -THE ORANGE COUNTY 81
nPnPnsALS FOR s9OO.OOO STOCKS OI

THg CIY or NBF- YORK-Se4ed proposals. win BE- received
a fb Controller Ohce unIl THURSDAI APRIL o 10 at
oeoeE n when ~ b. pullc opened Tor the whole o
srv ur ,r the TBRKE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
81 STOCKS Of ne CITY Of EeN-lork. o. VT.
Adbtsual Eew CrOsn AqasauCi stocE, sUfhonfrd BY
Chapter Laws o. 1910 payable Aueusl ilfp el0O'OOO
C-,t,r WateY Maj sathorz-d bT Chapter SO. -
law Of 81 payable Nov. J. 1870 ~ 9OO0O
stocks tHs rate ~ seven per cent anuuE
usvnbs or tbe " Msy and havemhrf esc year
vii Tie aoaui 81 sSeEs Desired ana ne ee
~, -. nr-5 do thereof the persons Whusf nrUpoa
ocsUd Ill ttereupon BE- required " eroa sh he CoHpto ne
togsther wt premiums thereon
oertcses '0f equal smuunts, Of
beaIlg interest," IRON ta
u payment 49, -
Of A. CIV 6 EeV-Yor" nOs secOud elseoPs addressed
p he Comptroller ,,--.--,,-- -. -. .
- - ' ANDREW H. GREEN. Comptroller
~ se, y, Department N nAucs C0npFoefs OMce March
y
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

fss Yarns and Fsho Manchester TIE r-cess Of Corn far
tse past the days lave been qus inolsas 400 American
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DiDioeuo Hotlrrs.

OTYcr N CTR BERLAED COAL COsPGsr.t
so. n BR0ADwAT. AEv-ToEK, March n, .gsl
A Semi Annual DIVIDEND of SIX PER
~ CRST has this da been declared the Board Of Directors pay
and after TUESDAY April L. TIE traaer VII 5e
eisset IRON he ;th . Tie 5 o. Apn both inclusive.
J. RICHARDS. Secretary.
OFTiCE CHICAGO CANADA sorTHEKs RALE1T Co.
NJ. ~ Wlltm-St- hEv- YORK, MAruh =, ls73.
TNHE semi-annual interest, maturing April I,
ga he FRST MORTGAGE BONDS o. the CHICAGO and
CANADA SOuTHERS RAILWAY COMPANY viii b. paid and
after The si p0Eo ~ tie LHou rt Company d kewforE ,
Broaduay n COURTRiGHT. President.
THE COUPONS of the CHICAGO. DAN
VILE AND YIN ENNES RAILROAD ,COMPASYS FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS. Arl J. 49, vii be paid gold and
lnsr TIA Ses Of lie Company No y Pns SeuYOr
AMOS TENSEY Treasurer.
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INDIANAPOLIS,
BLOOMINGT ON g. WESTERN
Railway
7 Per Cent Convertible
GOLD BONDS,
SECURED By A


First Mortgage on Its Extension.
The re Road culinr The Extension j. 90 niles and u
COMPLETED except distance o. eEht-4To Sosee1
Havana or The u.nols Rver. The Mississippi.
part 02l miles, from HdahsPoi % PeH h'1 been
z1cessfu operation earz RECOGNIZED As ONE
OF THEsMOST IMPORTANT ROADS COMING INTO The CITY
OF INDIANAPOLIS Is ezrrns thar su1csat 70
pav interest On ALL Bonds Company AND IT'S RECEIPTS
FOR IT. WE'RE MORE THAN S395, 900 GREATER Than IL
THB PREVIOUS YEAR
Ts possess and recommend then for
ths 70 loving
1. The Road IL already earning more than operat-
ing expenses and interest.
>. The unfinished portion Of the line will be COM
pieted within a months. and the entire road has
nm immense business Immediately tributary 10 it.
EARNINGS FOR LAST THREE MONTHS OF 1872
WERE AT THE RATE or S7,227 PER NILE per
annum, and must reach $4,000 per mile within two
years. and continue progressive.
3. The effect Of revenue upon the market value
Of The capital Of the road well As upon ia
convertible bonds, Is obvious.
l. The SECURITY II COMPLETE.
:. The munag cement Of the road il acknowledged 70
be SUPERIOR. md there be possibility Of any
default IN interest payments.
The Bonds are SEVEN PER CENT eouTsIhls
At option r-Esrea without 1hryr Pre
90 and e,Bsy COupOHs January and July
free Of
ALL NEGOTIABLE SECURITIES RECEIVED ~ EXCHANGE
AT BRST MARKET RATES
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feral Nctlrcs.

CUPREME COURTCITY, COUNTY AND
y STATE OF iORK-Johu DANIEL BE Trustee Piantf
Der Nubeke william Wonder Nubeke FrSns
Z
EI1aLeth H. Russell bus1al@ NG J. A
Me- Taylor,
American NGoaa SesT0rk JARVIS Sle Receiver d sEer
Company Chzn Detng Th-gaoc X Vstte
Theodore J. Yftsren BeruHl Feern John nnrp1L lae
John MarpEy Eesbt Ir~n Alfred Ton
Chares Mead, a. Musr Philip e VII
Muller Henry e. Bennett, BERNARD Aorahsn. jams
Pe Ped decreased, Thomas kryvorth, Mich
AIbrt WtsE. Joan q ssusoa Emma Ltz
Chsrfs deceased, Jacob ks-r
d. Nora and May AorzH, hi vie DsacanIo ht De-
edaus You hereby summoned and
20
0f sad
pu ohe Nc. g WaAse-t ;he Iy
Couufy q EeEfoE within twenty aas er the serv
aT % . ne
omulsut Fthn aforesaid the plaintiff his action III apply
10 tie Courl s the psHg Das1 Nov. lS
1871 COUDEKT BKOTHkRs Pl1atf s Aii0rneyz
The complain; the above entitled action vas aec = NJ once Of
keufork Ihc 9Th AoFsu
Der. 1872, q ~ New Co1rt- House SAID
"a av6-W CSrUERT BROTHERS Pfaiuars Attu-rsTz
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Chanres for Business Fleu

A GENTLEMAN from the Provinces wants
y an 1ouzand islzr rouduct Ibis end bazzess
pays ne hundrsa psf cent; SAILS unlimited
C-BoH ~. p %.
EOR SALE-The STOCK. TOOLS. and PAT
TERMS Of we--stahshsd Range Heater
Alirrss ECONOMY. Box g. Tribune Onee-
GOOD BUSINESS OPENING for any Young
VI Nan With snail capital PHOTOGRAPH BUSINESS PAL
FIXTURES SALE VII The For
pa-l-ars p. o. Box Delaware
DIAPER MANUFACTURER WANTED-Nith
s6oo Interest strsv Paper aud Board
business Mehrn, good opening SATISFACTORY party Apply
JACKSON ( CHACE 20 FraHknu-st. Sev-York.
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Rspts fos the L7ss 20 nor hsr as "seh
81 packaceA shTnsnts - paekaEeN ne
-,ni. a. rr. az mara less than last week heE
css u nsrrr steck q o beng gradually reou-e The
lov-r 60 ar freely by pr-s AID cke The pces rHr
bot Hti ron although sa ots lave ben soo a aa'sncel
selur 28t3-c We nee ne SHE
a. IN - Al WG1-e slar aseaoa&c-, HEc
Nesr.r uiTea at 3.c Tie IaArke S arm Quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-02
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MERyIs, Aucuoneef
DY BANGS. MERNIN g. Co.. Broad way. cor.
Id as-Sao Booss WORKS Of Al FancT 6oocs Furniture kc
TIL RSDAY AFTERNOON Apnl , e'cieek ELEGANT IN.
rcuoass s10si2ut1
costly 1ndiuzs. alsa. So. sTniy Illustrated NortA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-02

Regular semi weekly sale Messrs. Barker Chase's
City Auction Mart and y. Y TaIersaIls, tomorrow
"wednesday, the I'd iust at II o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-02

The vel 70 "a boxes 81 more htn isT week
week l5- oeres same
IS Cabs guolalQn. God closes q
nc-eac slightly, while ne 81 pnnts are aI n
o. While trade acve pnots are
sustained Shrrer working 81 he oEer gdes ana rs
acre leani -lnrug l00l3 We note sae Of 800
borr, a. - M hcor s al IN ope ato cheese VII
rualy only lmAl unl ne H1e o.
NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-02
GoparIuersnlp Nonres.

nISSOLUTION-The cODartnership hereto
II o LUDLOW PAIIN Co
~ h dsso by mutual c91senL LUDLOW ehIIOh.
Ne~-iort- April lgs1 Z J. BEACH
COPARTNERSHP-Tbs uaisr-asi nave his DAY ornet sOpa
the ~ General Bsrtng and sOct Com
Nilsson huaneas, uzler hrn Of vas DkVESIER
PATTON. c. u VAN DkVESTER
Na 6Walist Y T. Anil. H. WILLIAM LUDLOW PATTON.
DISSOLUTION-The copartnership hereto
II .Tsung the Of J. MkASBOH 30 u Dis
solved Messoh retiring AL outstanding
bT frm su h hq-ta b. STEPHEN ssHkA
DER VIZ soEEuues buanes--Ssu March a. ia
JOHN MESsLOH. STEPHEN SCHKADRR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-02
flndnrlGI

OFr1cz 3v -Hr ArLAsC WEsTEEy RAILROAD Co.
80 = add sl-st. NKW-YoEK. March ~. lB7l
4 MEETING OF the STOCKHOLDERS Of the
y Cgnuan called Director 70 be- bel ~ te 'iene
tae .ltt Ia u! Apn a
y c0ek 1o1 las ease q he kl AhD
COLTNBUs CINCINNATI AND INDIANAPOLIS RAlLHAl 70 ths
Comuanv submitted pteton And apIroFa By he
s,5eEsslie-g 81 tbs COMPANY. A HEGRWIsCH A0- Ssoy
TExAs AND PAcIFc RAuvAy CoNFAyTl
q HxcHAvGE PLACE EEw-Y0KK. March %. lG1a. 3
A SPECIAL MEETING OF Directors of the
\ TFXAs AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY vii b. held
= N, 60 ErcauqeDsoe Ne--YOfE CITY FRIDAY April a. 1885,
a. OcOcs g M - % nm -----I--
NOTICE. THE ORANGE COUNTY Ma
~ TONAL BASK located Chelsea n the slsie o. ern9a =
noleho3ert other creditors 81 said
hereby nosed present ne n0 and other Ga
srsnst the invocation, FOR payment Dated Jan - lgIA
-s 49, q AUSTIN, Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-02

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