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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-07-09

NJ EW STAGE ROUTE
j. G. BURNS, Proprietor.

The subscriber having secured the con-
tract for carrying the U. s. Mail between
REYNOLDSVILEL & BROCKWAYVILLE
has placed on tha! road q line
Hacks leave the Exchange Hotel a
Reynoldvjlle every Tuesday, Tn thursday and
Saturday on the arrival of the Brookvillc
stage, and return the same day. These
hacks connect at Brockwayville with the
Ridgway stages, making connection with
trains on the p & E. Road, both east am
west. Every attention to the comfort of
patrons of this line will be given, and a
liberal patronage solicited.
Aug, l3-72tf
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-07-09
Z. s. HARTLEY. M. d.,

Physician anu Surgeon,
Ridgwa Pa. Office in Walkers Building.
Special attention given to Surgery. Office
house from u. m. to lOp, M. Residence
on corner Of South and Court streets, op-
posite the new School House. All calls
promptly attended to. vln2y1.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-07-09
KERSEY HOUSE,
CENTREyILLE, ELK Co., PA.

JOHN COLLINS, Proprietor.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore
SO liberilly bestowed upon him, the new
pro prietor, hopes, by paying strict at.
tention to the comfort and convenience
of guests, t,merit continuance of the
same.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-07-09
BUCKTAH HOUSE,
KANE, Mexican Co., Pa.

r. E. LOCKER, Proprietor.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore so
literally bestowed upon him, the new pro.
to the comfort and convenience of guests.
to merit a continuance of the same. The
only stables Tor horses in Kane and well
kept night or day. Hall attached to the
Hotel. vln23yl.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

New proposed erection for which plans have hen
rei 10 the Department Of Buildings during tue week ehos
'a tspt7si,thst south site 1GO r. east o. sTtn'
ave 6rst.class brovn-sone dwellings, each Nofy' ~
Nos i45 i47 14o and 151. brick frstclass stores
each a story, 2l17l; H. A. stuart, owner -, q - n. On.
Esst No. 80, rear, DICK saoie s'I' -"''
E.t TeentSsI No. G3s rear brick stable story 2orl2i
Wsst No. 322 brick tenement story l9-ffoi
Nalch s.orv
church Celarst brick choohOuse' s'o'
3igxi5 o. Trustees ST. Peters r. C. Cndrch owners - n, .-o
CIers No 374 brick and tenement, story -toA'
John Webrock, owner. .-o p.,.- -,
Tiisl No. 2Jj brick tenement story 2o11O Peter zpp
owner - -, ....... , .,o,y
south siie 2j3 Of Thirsve brick store
and tenement story 26I53.6; Z. McMorog, owner -,
hTscass
Eve stones, AKA; 4. J. King, owner NJ. ,-..
Maonlve side, 81 feet north OF MorrSt Ireoh' DICK
stable. one story 42Il7,; City OF Eeg-iors owner - e.,
Ala, breA stable
stories, 25x92, J. &. Seaman. owner 49, 49, p-.,
and 32i brown sone
fats each five stories, 25193; Mary Gallagher owner -,
Syourhs north 10 feet Of folTthaYe, one Do"n
stone stable stories, 2jxlOO.5; j. A. BOstTek, owner
Thrty-uinh st., south side 200 feet east Of Broadway one DICK
carpenter shop. three stories 25K2li Ed Smith, owner
et east hVthe D. onc
tenement Gse stories, 25I7i Mrs hou owner
RgeL No. 49, brick store and tenement n'e so 'AA'
BroaNy Nos I6 and G3s l66 and l6S Crosby one
iron frse-ss store stories, 6O6xl06 Andre" u hammesy'
| --, ......... A.
stories. 2JI72; A. & g. Buckhant, owners -. - ana t,,
school sye stories the Rev. A. Dnreuv, owner
rs COS. "a OF the 70 buildings e0GAesae >o'' -
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKKTs.

LoSDoS Nav 4-l230 mThe at The stoek Pr.
chance Government securities is Consos money
90 d93 s the 93i@ 1884, Uud
bonds 1868 l09l4 Teles l04l4 Bne Railway shares
DO preferred, 63.
LiyERPooL NAV 4-l2:30 D. mCoion quiet and STEADY
hdciug Upands, s4qSSl Mddng Orleans, I'D saies
1900 bales including 1000 for ecuson and epo Sales
the basis OF hddlug Upands pohnR below Good Ordinary
nVsrsbe MAY a, Sl6d do DO deliverable NAV and June S4
do do deliverable June July do do deliverable
August at 7l6df do, nothing below Low Mddugs dely.
ersble June and July at 3 7.l6d.
LosDOS MAY A p. m.--Erie Railway shares 32l4
LIvERPooL MAY AZ mBeAdstuls quiet TAow 1873 y
cvt Lard. 47i9 y cwt
LONDON May 43 mThe discount open market for
three months bills Is so which below
Enc Railway shares 80 Pans dispatches quote
2Lc.
American
LONDON May 4-S3Op m-Tbe Of bullion gone into the
Bsnf Of England on balance to-day 3O2 COO kTe Railway
3lLd3lsL
LVERPoOL, May 1880 mCoton sales basis Of Mid.
dhg Oesns nothing below Good Ordinary shipped May and june
9-l6d.
LoNDoS 4-30 p m-Consols for money 2d93, for the
account 934 Ens Railway shares 80 Prsierrsd 81 Paris
eisyaobes quote Rentes al 5yf S5e
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
UNsATE BUILDINGS.

B1rvs renorel unsafe during week ending SATURDAY MsyZ 1914
Barterst unsafe generally; Solomon Levy o"heE
No 50 (ioeck-st, unsafe ehmneys' John Kane; owner.
GosrcE Nos SO and 9l unsafe hmuey John Kane owner
Goercks 95 AMI 0j unsafe chimney; John Kane owner
Goeockst, No. lO unsafe ehimneysi John Kane owner
kasSa MystS 49, SS no. S unsafe eRnnsys Joha kH
Ryngton No 3ls rear unsafe gOsh Kane STnf
K%: 40 e e rear rear unsafe flds a a. ho % a. stewart
Braaway west side 50 north of Ne. 1901 unsafe chimney
Ft6st' 80 III unsafe 'front.' wall Buuncl estate. owner
Hineieensh-s, Bass No. 2ll unsafe sereay " Osborne
Foiiysevents, East 239 unsafe westerly WALL W. sten
north side $50 feet northwest
corDer boulevard ul.afe senealy o B. Potter S@ owner
ner Of Tenthave. unsafe chimney H. BOylon owner
No. No. q a9 Sisc . esna sa Nc S S%D MsT SacT
No. 9j unsafe front ard rear walls; ? huen,ier owner
HHsbetist No. 25 unsafe chimney Schrenkeen owner
Bat Ttr ecosd, Of Frstaye, chimney J.
.,is6gSs' &sa9ss Sc usse eenoy Cromwell estate
Carnne-s, - unsafe aud walls H. Slmau
ElzSet-.s no. ST. GIsais uorth wall Z vsnaast owner
Ny-elshth.at, East No. 2ll uusafe generly W. W. Smith
Gf,nd. SO2 AMI 3Oi generally; Cromwell estate
Grsnds 3Oi 3Ols generay Cromwell estate
south l25 feet west of BOule.
vari unsafe chimney; NJ Roger', owner -, o-- -, r,
ave- unsafe chimney; Mira N K. Fieke, own
south side 100 feet west Of Fihave
faIoa.,t 40 35 walls chimney; Napier owner
A. No. 3S7, unsafe chimney; David KOchler,
Foiethst No los geneayi g. Marcy,
East Tweithst No 2Ol, unsafe generally j. e. Autge Son.
agents
No 10 West OnehuniTed anlweny ynnths unsafe chimney
Mrs. Deyn
No. 12l, unsafe chimney Sarah
Pi.er.
Ty-siIthst Nos POS to 2l7 uasite generally j. Stew
Domnick.st No. unsafe chimney; Jas Ferris
East HousIon Nos ami TO- ulsaie iron wa aud pesi T.
Banum,
Bat No 2lS unsafe wall; W.
Llstg owner.
Et hundred nreteen, No 254, unsafe chimney
o. extensions Miss &. Ford
West Ourtls, No. 2i2 unsafe foundations
chmHeys; Mrs. leyerton. owner
SlTugst, No. 20, chmneys; Jabez Harris owner
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
DUILDING STATISTICS

ending Saturday May 1874 and for the month Of Ar
1874 from the records Of the Department Of Bangs Walter W.
me Bureau Cosreton Airlton Robt McGnnis Chief
reports for the week Number Of buildings PROPOSED ofwc
butng Is T39l1 the number OF buildings proposed
3s of t6S 300 number Of special Application
et and pedng For the April: Number Of new
buildings commenced l4l completed l49 number Of buildings
100 setauo,s progress 21 estimated cost OF erection OF
hulling' Sl9l64yOi estimated cost o. alterations $t497Sl
I@ Baeaa Uasae Batinos and PoLasOas, Andrew Ovens
Chief reports for the weeI: Number Of buildings surveyed 90i
which so reported uLsae, Al have been safe taken
down ani cases peei in The hands Of attorney law
reported ii; violations removed y; ettornev
month April S4 the number buildings 1870 OF
which reported unafe 2lO made lO6 number
cafe notices served 1885, unsafe buildings taken down.
attorney, Z.
Bureau Of Iron Work, Henry J. Dudley Chief report for
escapes 4J number Of served 81 number
Of iron arch ges beams and ne tested 33 For the month OF
ApdHumber ung reported escapes 227 nuuher Of build
provided with escapes 2l9: fre-escape notices served 4lB 6re-
escape sent To attorney 81 ron beams ers ne
Ia o which . rejected
Chief reports for The week Official visits Theer Comque Nbos
Metropolitan Olympic Park FoIs Broadway Wslacks square,
s, Berys opsr, Iocse B,rnums Robinson Hall Coliseum
Academy Of Music Union League aud the Germsna nraons
section - Of the Building law noted either During the month of
April 70 INSPECTIONS of heate places public amusement we're
made l3 hotels French dwellings boarding and lodging
have been carefully aud thoroughly Inspected To their condition and
TIE means and appaIcs therein eyeay provided for the protection
and where found TO be nsuheny provided respect
the parties interest have bee1 such al
The inspectors charged with the sah build
ings heeofo" proTdei with freees specially . 10
Of use ~ case OF n Dung the month Of April speca
specons made Of 40 hotels and lodging l79 aor
tnl DE safeguards In compliance with
tie Department retired aud all proceed Hereunder di.co
unu ana cases IN which the parties In interest failed or ne
elected after comply with the have h an sa
the at'oneg for prosecution
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
COTTON MARKETS.

yEw.oRIEAvs May 4-Coton dull and easy Mihns u 7aci
net certs 1876 bacs; 1912 bales; exports 70 Great
Britain 3755 the Continent 1888 bales eOasiH lUSI
bales; sales. 500 bales stock, lO6.339 tseS -
NuNSGrON Nav 4-Coiton unchanged; hdihng, lbte net
recepts as baes exports coagise II bles .tok l1J1 bales
CNCNSATi May 4-Cotion qme Htdbng llc reeeisis sOJ
bales spnners 100 bales; stock, l22OS bales
GALvEsT0s 4(OtouNohng DONG prices noninaly IN
Ordinary, lJsc receipts 643 aesi exports TO
GOS3 bales; the Continent, 1Oi basi coahse
bales; 3OSJ2 bales.
NORFOLK. 4-Coon steady and unchaneed Low hiidhng
lGc ecepts, l777 bales; exports to Great Britain @5Z
SAvASSAH NAV 4Coon dal and uuchangei Mdihne. lb':
332 bales 3d. bales; exports, oOastS o'
bales; sales 6G6 bales; stock. 32, ,9O2 bales.
MOBILE 4-Coon dull Midlllug lGsgc; Low Mdding,
lGi4 Ordinary, ; receipts 267 bales exports,
coastwse gO2 bales; sales 100 bales; stock 325O2 bales
MAY 4Cotton nominal; hdihGg, Oc receipts 432
bales; sales lO2 bales. -
BosroS NAV quiet; Miifinr, 177c receipts
l5J bales: sale stock. 5000 bales
CHsKLKsrON 4-Coton quiei Mddlng, 10 lbse Low
Mddng Good Ordinary, 15Si net receipts go bales
Great Brau 29GJ bales coastw sol bales sle lou
bales; stock. l3,72J bates .. -
ST. Nav 4-CotOn quiet and trm; Mddng l1c receipts
2OO,haes; shipments, 179 bales sales ~ bales.
B,LTMoRE May 4-oon dull; Midug. l7ec; receipts.
l24 452 bales: lO5 bales sales l6J
baIe spnneu 80 bales stock, ,6l2 bales.
PHIIDKIPIA NAV 4-Cotton quiet Middng idlSc Good
Ordinary, 5'i Ordinary 1885, receipts Is baesi
oeipts $40 bales.
MEsPHis MAY 4-Cotton steady and unhangd Low Mddngs
1G.dl 4iG bales; shipments 10 bales 81
1J9 bsIes.
LOUISVILLE May 4CooD steady in good deman Midine 49,.
dl7c.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
.n.,o,o.r. NOT requiring Government protection or

customers, not requiring Government pro'e0'0"
I~on condition that your honorable body Watonai
The relief reQured, those OF ms VINO he reoured 10
Saors ara Willing that the banks sna 20 w. shan
SiS snch portion of their coin inteIoss a. I'LL
deam proper and expedent, untn Ne ,ra hona
ee required resume specie , oarnest and nront
attention. - ., ,o
IA. CIs,.,and Leader, commenting upon the memo
10, svr,aips the present status of the National
bank currency, and adds:
II "a now urged by our Cleveland memorialsts that
the provision requiring reserves be repealed. lhls
voui add that important (S650OOOo TO the circu
latng money of the country without infatng DA so
much as cent present bulk the currency The
question TO be asked s, therefore, would tle
National bank currency be sufficiently secured atter tue
reserves were withdrawn We do not see now there
can be any doubt this point The bonds now e ae-
posted oy the National banks in the treasury are worth
20 per premium. Every $40 IN currency Is
thus secured-rst, by bond that VIII sell anywhere lo
bank and the property Of its stockholders as areauy
described. To longer continue the reserves would De
like requiring the gver OF note TO give second more
to secure the rst The release OF the bank reserves Is
the first and most natural step 10 secure more WORKING
currency without the sacrifice Of safety or prlnelpe
Sixty FIVE millions OF now dormant currency would ne
converted into active working money and dsIrloute
banks without Increasing the liabilities OF the Govern,
cent. Tie first clause OF the new nnauce plI
should provide for this result
The Philadelphia stock market is strong; Pennsyl
vania 6s, 100; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, 1sl
Reading Railroad, 5Gi Pennsylvania Railroad, 5Ol
Gold, 1921.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
!. Of 2l 600 n lowergrade No. l. and % tos Western

p.pey CITY sale. Of 81 900 grade No % Western
private terms
SUGARs-The good demand Tot aws ~ the preous fin
figures Fair TO Good Refining quoted 7ds lie with sales TO the
Of 800 hhds 7as for strict Fair TO Good 400 hhds
Better 7ad7 IL l6c 10 hhds Low Fa to Centrifugal az
7s sd9ic bhas Low Fair the latter pnce for Cen
tragal Refined continued. bn W
fair Of business Hards quoted at lOsal0lSr i,
TALLOw weak with Prime City offered at 7' sales Of
2O5 600 N .of-iown stock at l2d1asc.
WHISKY steady but very quiet 250 bbs al 079
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

Corn Meal Is IN fair request slG quite h safes OF 0VV bDM
Corn SMesl Jey "a 25gs4 80 Com srv...s4 75s
Csn Me. ssssIS d5G % Corn S5Ss fzl o1S ~ G9 20
and quiet; Pine White at 81 75aS sO DO yellow
.ts .0asl ~ Csrss At 81 4QG II ~ HS e00 Meal al al wa
FREGISThe market for berth freghts without new features
Re demand r moderate and rates generally steady Vessels
plenty aud while there DO decided change
suBe figures The
sores bacon al ass 1000 as5Os
tus Gid 600 bbls Flour pa
AMI 100 tons Tslos Teves at sos To Glasgow by steam 100
for Oriers with 500 Grain at a Italian
5000 quarters do U.s. aud If TO direct
Refined Petroleum md DuhrcAtug Oil 5s Cd Gemsu bark
tnow Boston, hence Cork for orders and United Kingdom with
and rate an Austrian bark with 800 quarters
and italian bark and Norwegian bark with
tsr bepcs Antwerp With ooOO qua tram AZ a. NoTnegian
PhaIephs Cranstsd with 5000 bills Refined Peo
American barEsheHoe to direct Spanish port sh 400
GRAIE-Tb inquiry wheat the opening Change active
prices "a y bush With brisk demand Tor the future
pnoes The cOs fTm but quiet; the light sok
holders heets business The for The future good
large for early delivery lLedd IN tue sales
Ahis month 56 the 900 bush 81 46d$l 81 u
Tor UnsIsed oWs MianesOta Chicago spring
81 6idSI Sc for No Chcaso Spring 81 G5 Minnesota
q 60 for No Milwaukee. 81 65dSl GO for No. Milwaukee
81 GGaSl 6S for 81 20 for Amber do 81 sc
torn. Sslrdsy suited oss; 500 bnsb d I'll 40 aud
2lO0 bush - a. Barley Malt quiet snd Unchanged
great reduction stock holders
The sales 70 900 bush New OHIO Mixed 65 2d67c
&c White 67 a6S Huied the sales % 600 bush No.
NhsAxo the 62c Rye trm and ID fair demand for
ktste Corn op1ed better but oi the close With limited in
niry the 10000 bush Western Mixed 81 a
B7e r New and @ for Old do white at seas DO Yelow
s7dS9e southern Yellow 50 l2c do, White s9d9lc
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Monday. May 4, 1874.
nIo,n "a lnr Inhn

At the Exchange Salesrooms to-day John
II Wilson sold the fvestory double brick tenemen.
mouse and lot south side Of Thrty-seconds' No ee'
east OF Elcventh-ave, lot 26x9s9 to f. kufIman iof
s14,OOo. -, ,bo 70.
A. j. Blocker, Son White soln' oy orue' y, -
-. ,,o ro,,or,v known as the Bergen Iron Works IN
1ersev City fronting on Crandst.. and on the oii'
Canal 10 w T. Cunningham for s2i76O. ,oh,o
" Z Stevenson ir has sold tie following valuaDle
,os on Elghth-aye for cash: EichhaVe, Gust sde, ~
fcet inches north OF Fifty-sixth-st, 6OxyO ieet eA
ovotca for $4,000 It is proposed to erect hrstclass
stores thereon. -. n, r,,u 4, g., 20, ,or ,h,
Inc report for the Department on Bnh ings ior 'no
week ending May 2 viii be found in THIS coIuMh'
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

THE RATE OF INTEREST FoR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay this topic by Prof. E.
u. Elliott of the Treasury Department, read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully III
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 20. Price 10 cents.
Address TIE TRIBUNE New-York
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

FniyryopT May 4-Unisd States FiveTWenV bohu Vo 'V'
the issne 1862. ,,,
Loxpos NAV As n m-Ere Rsilwav shares 31s+ ,,r
LIyERpoo Nav 4-b mCoon ssles on the bshs oi hnns
Upland nothing Good Ordinary hppd April AZ Sd 90 do
shipped April sd sales the basis 81 Mddibg orleans
nothing below Low Mdugs deliverable June and July al SIV
Corn. IS ass Cd. Or
IoNpoX Msy 4-EveLng- TuIpentiue, 30I 81 Y eNt
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
Real Gsiatc TO Grrhanse

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR A HOUSE
Il IN BRooKLYN-Au attractive RESIDENCE 1t Monienr =
dwelling II with improvements; carriage house
Of garden and lawn. rutland WHITING, D bsekmanst
rNHE sun and the EARTH-The Earth made
Fit for Man BY Gradual The Infinite Cycles Of the fs
ure-See TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Pce 10 cents
sheet IN pamphe, 20 cents
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

HAY AND sTRAwTlere isir demaud aud the
60, s' Pts & sS & At a w. ss9s Pn&, ss T%Sy 2 ,Sa a.
Common sl5 ssawNo I've sl4ds dsl5 RYE at sI2a
MoLAssES-The marie, aud quiet Cuba Glazed s7a
SOc DO Centrifugal 3Od35c; DO N1scovsdo 3Sd43c DO 40
(irocery grades, 4Od46c, Hew-Oresns, 6OQ76c " Wv
NAVAL STORES-Spnts TuTpenuDe dull prices
sonay unchanged he absence Of sales quote Merobanbe
IOiad4ie Strained RoSn steady with moderate demand al
Litsr pee tDe sought after and tm sales
$50 bb CO. 200 bb Pale at 81 90 aud $50 bbs RI-
So so Tar que, and steady 8, 81 90 Pteb Jobbng
os~Lneec steady at s7asse from erushers Crude .h
small supply sDd boilers Of old firm Crude Whale dull Men
ksdea quoted Ale Prime Winter Lard e224S4e OheI Oils
PETkOLEUN-Refned more eely to-day
Of demand quoted nOninAy lower there sellers Of spot
and 5l4 May quoted Is s. sBd June. l5
l5 Crude in bulk also easier and quiet with 1900 bbs
Il 900 week sold for june delivery 7 quoted
essl Al sd9c for Refined neglected
veal at lgs 204c Philadelphia the market quiet
Iu al 81 O5 OIL City 81 80 for Petroleum Centre 81 ESD
81 97 Tus'e and 81 S5dsl % for the various lines al
Paftera
PRovsIONs-The Pos shade ami compsrs-
lively qUie regular $50 bbs $l6 80 u
el7 10 $4 25d$l4 so for BItrs Prime 81 -
96 25 I Mess fr future delivery hear 50
Sbs Mess MAY at sl7 100 do do for July sl7 40G
sl7 45 Bef saiy and fair demands ses Of 90 ebs at 80 30
1sl2 for Plain Ness and sl2 50q$l3 for Extra ieres Beef
stesdy Of 1900 Picked Shoulders at w.
1880 smoted do al s 900 Smoked Hams loe 200 Fresh
age l07se 100 tes 90 Do IA average at MvsaLee al
lVs4 As boxes Clear Bellies At lO 50 bOr d. ~ average
Bacon strong bo, 9Giet sales Of 40 boxes Long
wesIer fair ceHa0ti for Cty Lsrt Is
ssles Of 1880 loi2 for Cty l0osd
por t,ue delivery Of $50 for May lose; 100
t for June, at lOelO closing ~ ISloci l7oO 'es' Tor
SeY tie. , ,, ...,, IN
Carolina for Lousisga and 7as for RsngOon
sTBARIE c for Prime Western and II % for
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
Qitn Real GsIate for Sale.

tOR SALE-A three-story high stoop stone
- nom no. sh ON +hst between 9th 9th syes q, Ex
shAuE i House IN brookn near the frry-Niaeenth Ward
PeHo--ot iot 'AAi' place IN the country the city.
ID. GARRISON 5g7 B,b,r.
I'HE INFINITE GOD-The Limits of our
h.uses-Ihe vast variety Of the UuiyereTbs sh, w
Compared with The Length fneWl the h ie
ah oIIoks Farewell Lecture published m TRBJl yF Exe
o. 10 Iee ~ eehs IN sheet form la pamphlet 20 cents
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
Eouses auo farm5 Udnteo.

SMALL FRUIT or TRUCK FARM with
~ stock crop complete wanted lease
with privilege puase b wLo viii give faithful
take charge References A4iress
WORKMAN. Box lsl. Elizabeth, y. ,.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


more lsn bait lrsde below the quoted
PRESENT DELIVERY.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
Chances tor buslnees Hlen

FOR SALE or EXCHANGE for REAL ES-
TAIE-hn es,ssh,hed TRUSS BASDAGE, and MECHANICAL
APPLIANCE bushkhs sth license of valuable patent for
together .h the furniture. gn, ,ho. a.s d,s, ta,
ks. ANY al oles " W. II. WHITEHEAD. 81 wal.,L ~
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
CINCINNATI CITY LOAN.

Tuy AyERrciy ErcT ,sas NATIONAL BlNK,}
No. 1913 BROADWAY, HBwfoRR ApHI ~, 1914
THIS BANK WILL RECEIVE SEALED PROPOSALS for ONE
MILLION DOLLARS 73O BONDS Or THE CITY OF CINCINNATI
rema in 1902 principal and interest payable at ths bank IN se
eorl,nce with the annexed advertisement
Bids at par accrued interest viii be openel Oh the 2Osh
May proI., at y O'clock M -,,,eor c.t,o.
CfSCNYAT. April IL, 1874
The undersigned Trustees spponie for that purpose oHer
for sale oyE MILLION DOLLARS Of the Coupon Bonds OF the CITY
Of Cincinnati bearing 80 per interest payable seniannnay al
the American Exchange Bank NsYoIk These bonds are
part Of an issue Of authorized to be made by this city o
the construction railroad connecting with The States maeV
souh from hitherto has been measure ISOLATED eut"Len
v1l % wealth and population
The validity the which Cincinnati issues these bos as
By decisions OF the Supreme court U OhO '
Court Of lat resort. ,c,o ooo ,u.o ,,.ro,v
increase by additional territory surrounding H. and y Ns ha'
growth I poruaOn and that Of Immediately aceu IS
moi less than 10000 IT, axsble property s 2OOOOoOo Inc
ppertv directly worth from SlSOOOOOO to @2OOOV
OOb toa lees than &1UOOOOO Its annual e1
nenss about % 100000, including interest us debt
With tuese the bonds proposed will form ye tteii
Investment - o,, -, v..,n..v
road the hOliers OF
bine the security both Of a and Of city debt
had applcaon
the National Bank through which the bonds are
0"'' ~ ~ MILES GREENWOOD,
WILLIAM HOOPER,
H. NJ BISHOP. Trustees
v A. FERGUSON,
PHILIP HEIDELBACH, ]
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
THE INFINITE GOD-Tbo !
Brooklnn Real Gstate for 6ale.

tOk SALE-LOTS on Remsen and Montapue.
- ave., and Prospect Park Plaza GORDON l. ftRp
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

Vh SALE On VERY EASY TERMS
40 Ns - Wosst 81 nicksst. lO2 Pines i5s
pT 10 80 o. ara 80 ksssAu 266 aud 26S waskiugont
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New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
Brooklrn properip 60 Ert.
Gountrp propertp TO rri.


A Il CROTON LANDING-0N-HUDSO WITH
hpe river uew-To RENT furnished, for the sAsop .s,o
COTTAGE IL good garden full upp fruits and egelao
milk mile om station and ons
twenty Forty seeondi private family oe
CLARKE, ia frontsd
CORNWALL, on the HudsOn-TO LEI,
~ FURNISHED HOUSE, 10 attic and cellar two acres
fruits vegetables steamboat AM
Ing. Apply TO OWNER. l3l West a;stst
Two LET-At Tarrytown, n handsome COT
TAGB. containing 10 Cue view; good garden pe5Y
ia rent low TO good tensnt Apply TO the 357 West ~
VNO LET-On Long Island. a gem of place
L HOUSE, grounds carragehouse. fruti hfy inmates nom e
rent $50 month Inquire Of owner, NJ CHAMBERLAIN III
West A2d-st
TO LET in Rye, near Rye Beach, large
DOUBLE HOUSE. partially furnished. with esrnss hoass s
i've t Of land. Inquire Of wM b. HALSIKp, RE "sF
chester Co, Y
GREATER VITALITY in AMERICA than
~ In EUROPE shown by Dr. BRowSsEQUARD IN hs s.sess
Lecture rRIBuN uNB EXTRA No. l5 Price by nail sheet os
10 eeais nsmnhst edition. 20 seEls
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
financial.

AT THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
"A holder. Of the RAILWAY ADYERIlSlSG COMPANY hell at
Company, No 3S4 Chpel-st, Nes.ayen
MONDAY May A. lS74, p. the following Directors
Messrs H. v Poor H. L. Lansing VIM
s. Nichols Johnson Ulawav, ii. L. Burnett H.
Poor Birney Feowes Abrams. A. DAVIS Brown, Henry
'''"' '"' WILLIAM N BROWNE Secretary pro TEN