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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-15
SEASIDE AND COUNTRY.

The mosuuitoes will summer at Astoria, L. j.
The Echo House, North Conway. Is in the market.
Columbia Spring, in Congress PARK, Saratoga,
mas been ceansed. ss.,g 81 .fe ea0t
william D. Bannister & Co. have opened tho
Whitestone House, Whitestone, l.. l. s@N
p. D. Carriquc announces the opening OF Belmons
Hall, echooley's Mountain on June ].
The Clifton House, Niagara Falls, will be run by
George M. Colburn and John II. McOmDer.
Edward Saportas and family will rent their Lake
Mahopsc cottage and reside at Washington Heights.
Delaware Water Gap, where there has been but
one hotel, has now water cure called the wesley
House. akr.'
A new hotel, on the site Of the old Coleman
House, has been opened at Saratoga BY n. H.
Buckley.
The Linden Park House, beautiful structure.
with seventeen acres, at Cornwall, is now OPEN
G. II. King Is the proprietor. ae
Niagara Falls landlords are growing sensible ana
.'come DOWN in rates. The International takes
boarders at 50 50 where guests stay q few weekA
Saratoga Is anlicted with the tapeworn. The
sun, Of that town, takes half column to describe
them. wonder does the water induce their
growth
The Clarendon at Saratoga Is TO be lighted nom q
private gas works. There 10 every season super
abundance Of gas wasted about the lounxing
rooms OF all the Saratoga houses.
The ocean View House. Pigeon Cove, Mass,
will be run this year by J. H. Pierce. Many i'm
provements have been made and new cottages
erected BY wealthy persons IN the East a
Jw. Coleman. one Of the family OF popular hosts,
anticipates large business at the Heath House.
Schooley's Mountain. This hotel has magnificent
ana wen shaded lawn OF twenty acres In front Of
the house. The springs are said TO contain valua-
bic medicinal qualities.
ssHotel proprietors," says the Home Journal
s-snould pay their walters and servants. At some
houses this is not DONE the only wages they receive
is what they beg from the guests We know OF
certain landlords who even divide' with their
employees. This Ia nearly as bad as the English
method, where servants in hotels and restaurants
often have to pay for their places"
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For delivery Oasis low midding1 have
been follows:-L evening after three O'Clock
May iS & e. e july luns AZ s e g ~ 2:
ss;s soSs%ss H. Ss'ss. 7a iSs. ~
sisss: 90 At &c. 100 at e @ e isc o q.
Y @ 40 :. Il = Lee o s y SO At 5ss So e
ss 90 /, 6. a
- IS 81 81 !; iss
100 st is ac, 10 at Is li-lsc s6 al IS So. so al
liz s 1ssY; i oS 49, e Ct !s 60 g
st y i7sse 100 a ls ssc 9cto5er goo at isc TcssI
Ss asbils III N.i ssSsnnsS chris
Rates cotton to foreign ports quoted thus =
y hsYce sy % 70 Bremen e. By IS Sy
sail. &c, compressed. To Liverpool 34d. by steam.
corrrEMhe market was dull for all descriptions No
transactions reported from first hands Job
hing trade unimportan The stock OF cofee other
Rio in first hands includes 67Us bags and s0 so
Rio-0rdinary cargoes l7l4c I71sc far do. 1S}6c.
85c.; good do l9c. lg14c.; prime DO, DC 29<c.
sss%s range for lot. l7s j. Java government
re. Haracaibo &c. z2c; Laguayra 19c. aic. Ia
maica, lsc 2 Nc, st. Domingo !ec; Porto Rico. lsc.
s YSsa c s.se sod s Ssyin
sixty and NINETY dayS credit. 1o 'SN' - -
FLOUR DGRAis-Receipts--Flour l6 62S bbls :wheat
ig bags oats 1928 bushels; rye l64g6 do The -four
market ruled dull and prices were in buyers iavor
The sales since last report loot about II sou bblA. In
tations. Corn meal quiet but steady $50 bbs sold
prices within the range OF our appended figures We
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REAL. ESTATE.

Yesterday simply repeated the quiet OF the pass
TOW daya, tho ssles In the open market being sttn
strictly confined to the presentation OF property
under legal direction. Thus, Mr.. Jere Johnson, Jr,
sold the premises No. 10 Ann street; Messrs
Dingee, Porter Co., py order Of the Supreme
Court. under the direction OF Thomas Il. LAndon,
referee, sold unimproved property located on
127th. 12sth, 10th and lsoth streets avenue A:
Messrs. E. II. Ludlow Go. sold, BY order Of the
Court ito perfect titie) one lot on Fifth street,
east OF Second avenue, for $780, encumbrances.
$Ss7; and Mr.. william Kennellv. BY the same
order, under the direction OF Thomas Bossc, ref
cree improved properly on Forty-second street,
west Of Fourth avenue. Rt984
The following are particulars OF the sales -
NEW YoRK PRorERrY-sY yERE. ,ouNsoN, JR
les h. and No. - Ann St, NV. corner Of Theatre
alley, lot 20x3ox26ix30; T. Donovan SO 100
o. NJ DIxcEE, PORTER AND
lots g. &. OF l2Sth ST., and lots o OF l27th
s 80 feet W. Of 7th nv, each 2axSaH; g. r..
ies On = : Of 18th St, feet 9. Of iih av as1
lot on !. 3 Of sOth ST. as feet .. Of ith av, ax
l6 lots on e. s. Of av A., between iisth and iiih sts
each Axs0; James NJ boyd ............... 900
l2s frame h. and on ": s. OF ~. A, sos feet n. OF
lot on n s. Of seth St, 2O62 feet 9. Of I'd Nv. 25x
S5AxSl; Michael Murray o0f
II WILLIAM KRNNKLLy.
~. brick factory uronp, halfstOry brick shop
av.. lots toge lher lOxl0u1 L. ]. Callahan - .N0Oo
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Wheat was in limited demand, but prices were With
ont decided change. The sales about $50 busnAm
at 81 81 n tor inferior and No spring, 81 - ~
tor No 1ChIcago and Iowa, 81 81 5S or ungraded
81 SO = for No 3Mnwaukee 81 SO 81 60 tor NO.
y Goa 81 for winer red u y for white nicnlsa9.
Corn in demand and Ic dearcr The sales aggregate
SEC Sc tor damp 72c for damaged $1,000 bushels sold
for June priv terms. Oats we're steady under
fair demand. The sales about 5000 bushels at gc
&C. tor fair choice mixed Western sc. 64xc. fof
iair to choice white, and 1g<c for slightly damaged
State. Barley remained dull and entirely nominal ~
the absence Of transactions Rye inactive; quoted %
Fssienrs.-rbers was comparatively little business
done in berth ireighm and rates for gram were easier
charterinE movement the call being mainly vessels
for petroleum Rates IN most instances favored the
shipper. The engagements were ITO Liverpool by SAIL
sWO bushels grain at 5sd per 90 lbs The nominal rate
for gram by steam was 9xd. q l0d. To London. By
sfeaf 1000 bbA flour at n 3D. and BY sail OV bushels
Of grain 3d. and late yesterday o0 bushels of do. at
9d. to-day, LOO bb flour, "a Co. 700 bbIa of do, 70
i'd ct a. 3D. To Bristol BY steam 100 bps -four At o. 3D.
To glasgow. by steam, A0D bushels Of corn at i0Isd
terms To Rotterdam by steam, 5000 bushels Of grain
gis bark hence to Cork orders 70 the United King
DOM with aO quarters of grain. at U.s. Cd Austrian
bark hence to avre Antwerp 1900 quarters Of do at
a., short lay days; a Russian bark now at Hampton
Roads hence o direct port Continent with b.ctD
S mnos airec. port BsIuc with sSso
bbls refined petroleum. At S., short lay days;
an American bark hence 10 Baltic port with 5000 bbls.
ofrenned DO. At si ahorwegisn bark hence to Ham
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, May IA 1874
ar9 sea s's offhseeE
Cotton irregular; middng, ls,c. low midaina NE.
gSCSS SCrdn4ay Sc 1sanar s Ss receipts
eoasswiss. $50 sales 2oO last evening" Loo Stock
Cotton quiet and nrm; middlihg lsc. low midding,
portsE - the oSnsneat aOOs; cossswss sales 90
esea s n R.5 %asas Tvs "a sss s
M aapor & Sales "a ssOes
sn,-, uT,s, 6, Nc. C. Nay
and Tar
r.., :. - osw.so n. Z: Nay 4 1874
sG
Nc ss .ss sS
81 Sa;,ni Mlssd nnshanssd
$ssiS I "a sF. 9Ssss 3
to Albany. Sc Lake receipts-ss 800 bushels wheat
Io Sss.. .h:ss lss 80 h Dss:
, Lake sps rs ,eS ss s =
S %Ssss S barley ssin s s. Canal oa @ 10
30SOO barley. CO.. do. Canal frclghb dull whe1t
l2c. corn, ic. oats 7c Flour active; Western spring
So Is 81: BAKERS 81 81 25 amber 81 50 s.; white,
Wheat II %P.svs Sr Dc na9d 'ses 100
white Michigan At 81 p: 10 do. No: i Milwaukee at
81 49, 500 do. Port Washington spring at 81 49, Corn
active; sales of 5000 bushels No. Western az
zoe. 7Ohc., 1000o do, in lots at 7c 1000 do in lots
at 7lc. Oats scarce and in good demands sales OF
lSQe0 bushels No Western to arrive private terms;
held At &c Barley dull; Canada q soa %: West
ARM Canada, 81 as 81 05; western 81 50 81 90 Other
articles unchanged.
ToLEDo. May IL 1874
Flour steady. Wheat steady. at 81 Al for No white
Wabash. 81 4G for amber Michigan: June, 81 46 July,
No 2red 81 Ny; No Dayton and Michigan, 81 a
Corn shade better at sc 7oc or high mixed; May,
mixed 69c 6e4c. grade, Csc &c. damaged, 62sc.
Oats quiet nd unchanged keceipts-lOOJ bbis. -FOUR
5000 bushels wheat 000 do. corn and loo do oats.
ShipmenS-l7 CO., bushels wheat and l6,vQO do corn.
CHICAGO, Nav H. 1874
Flour dull and nominal Wheat active and higher 1t
p 6a$l "a Tor No spring; yf NX for No. do, cash;
81 22h June; No do l6 - l6h rejected. 81 07.
rss sS ss 81 high 3ar MI es
NC, July. Rye steady 1t 9sc for No1 Barley dull
demand and advanced, at SIG 70 cash June: $40 90
= SIG 95 July. On the cali Of the Board at s. r. ~,
anne 1 sossa s "a uy q q; Td n az demand sx
Of short RIB m!ddes At l0kc., July: l0hc August.
Freights-To Buffalo, &c. nc; Oswego, TIC. Re-
ceptss,000 bbls -four 81 900 bushels wheat, 1900 90.
5000 do oats, loo do. rye and 5000 do. barley.
shipmentl0 900 bbls flour, $500 bushels wheat
do. com, $500 do oats ana 6,OU0 do barley. r.r
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The following table shows the opening. highest

NENORANOCN.
The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Com
paAy's comparative earnings for the first week in
May, ending on the 7th, were :-ls7a $221, 659 %;
1874 1921, 1852 So; total increase $16093 2s. From
June to May 7:-1s72-3, $11, 7o2, 1893 81; 1874,
$Ia. 29a, ~ Sc; total increase, s., 59l, 0l8 50.
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Firm-FlOur Heavy-Wheat Un-
changed-COrn Firmex-Oats Steady
Pork Firmer - Lard Steady Sugar
Dul1-CoHee Dull and Nomfnnl-Pctro-
leum Dull and Easier-Spirits Turpen-
tine Lower - ROsin Steady - Freights
Easter-Whlskey Higher.
THURSDAY, May .4-eP. NJ.
The trade movement continued slow in nearly
all departments and values rather favored the
buyer, though there were few important excep-
tons. At the Produce Exchange -four was dull
and heavy. Wheat was less active. but prices were
without decided change. The receipts were heavy
but the bulk Of them went to MI contracts though
the offerings were liberal. Corn was in demand
and prices advanced, the market closing
strong at the advance. oats were steady.
WhisRey was firmer. Pork was quiet
Lard was irregular. closing heavy. Groce-
ries were dull and nominal, particularly cofee
and sugar. Cotton met with lair trade, both
"spotn and "Iuture.' and the market was firm.
Petroleum was dull easier and to an extent nomi-
nal Naval stores quiet with spirits ruling easier
and rosn about steady Freighs easier and quiet
accommodation the berth, but there was quite
large business IN the chartering line.
CorroSAsde from the sale OF line Of bales for
export there nothing doing in spots cotton except
nall business in lots for spinning PURPOSES The mar
ket however continued firm, holders GENERALLY
manding still further advance For delivery
business ated ct irregular figures
market closing however at about rates We
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CNCINNAr1 oIrY LOAN.


No. l28 BRoADwAE, Nxw YoRk. April 20 1874
This bank viii receive sealed proposals One Million
Dollars 40 Bonos Of the city OF Cincnnat redeemable
accordance with ths annex % sdyerssement '-A' -
Bids at not under par and accrued interest win be
opened on the aoth Nay prox, At u c'eloGk, n o.,
49, CINCINNATI April 10, 1874
.sr the nm as s
Coupon Bonds of the city of Cincinnati bes ring 7O per
cent Interest," payable semiannna NY at the American
Exchange National Bank, in New York. These bonds
part OF an issue of el0O0 authorized 10 be made
IL with tho states i'm mediatey souih nom which nither
to II has been IN measure Isolated but which, when
completed, win add largely to its wealth and popuia
The validity the law under which Cincinnati Issues
these bonds has been confmed BY two decisions OF the
The city had At the last census population OF 290
since largely increased by additional territory surround
Ing II and by Its natural growth. Its population and
that towns Immediately ADJACENT are not less than
s 1ect ts TAXABLE sws property g'S S Tae
$O OO00OG its total than 81
isannual expenses about s. including Interest on
with these facts in view the bonds proposed viii form
q very first class investment
BY act OF the Legislature ofOhio and BY similar acts
OF Kentucky and Tennessee, through which the road
passes holders OF these bonds secured by special
lien upon the entire road that they combine the
curity both Of a mortg age and Of city debt
particuars this issue can pc had upon
through which the bonds are offered Tor sale:
4 MILES Greenwood.
WILLIAM HOOPER,
r. N. BISHOP. Trustees
4 X. A. FERGUSON
Il ~ j
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PIP 1904 lSl, $50 993
A,S25 U,6a9 q, l46 go
lz0,447 SO,6g3 H2. S2S 1913
0,603 III, ls0 42,SsO $50
W,944 70,al3 159, 975 1.463
58,A6 1895 2I5,N3 5,OOA
A.HS 52,ll2 6l.&9 l,79
Stock this day, May IA, 1874.
Comparing with stock May Is

We quote = uba-Refning Inferior to common, e. q
7Hc.; fair to good fair. 74c 5NGi good TO prime.
choice s,ic. sXc centrifngaL hfds and boxes Nos
meaao. 4Hc. a sAc- ,Clayed.Boxes Dutch standard
Nos e. s7c 49, 8 y "a e a. = rs s d. Is
lossc. lo.lc; Whit, sc lo1sc Porto Rico.Rennng,
SIC Sa1c. Brazil-Dutch standard, Nos to L. 6szc.
6: Javs-Dutch standard Nos 10 70 Il 6. q sKc
sTEARINEThe market was inactive but prices nomin-
ally steady. Prices quoted at l2c. per ID.
TALLow quiet and UNCHANGED. Lots to the amount
90 90 lbs were placed 1t 7kc Il-i6c. per ID.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 566 bbls The market mod
eratey active ct further improvement Of &c per gal.
Ion. Sales 800 bbls 1t 96kc f4.
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THE FOREIGN MAREE,

The Bank OF England directors held their regu-
lar weekly meeting to-day. No change was made
In the rate Of discount. Money IN the open mar
ket for three months bills is 1916, 3-16 below
the bank rate. The decrease In bullion in the bank
for the week was esq, 600 sterling, the amount OF
bullion gone into the bank on balance to-day Ii
e7200o sterling, and the proportion OF bank re-
erve TO liabilities, which last week was IS, is now
VIZ. The following are late London quotations =
Consols, money, SO $40 ssA4; do, account sa2.;
ave-twenty bonds, 1866, lO7; do. do, 1867, 1o9H a
1905; ten-lorty bonds, 1os4; new fves, 1o4h;
Erie, s2h New York Central $50 SO. Market
quiet, but firm.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, MAY l5 l874-TRIPLE SHEET.

Col. Chi 4 Ind Ist ~. -
Col, Chi 4 Ind I'd M. -. os1s
Alton d r II ist m. -, 10
Alton 4 4 u ~ m. prgf ~
giton 4 r II "a m inc. ~
Toll. Peoria 4 War. & d rs
Quincy 4 Tol lst m. 80 81
Laf Bur 4 Mss LIST m. 72h
fekin, Line kDectr &c " y
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THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.

The Treasury balances to-day are as follows:-
Currency sa,eSo0oo; coin, SIS, 800, 900; less coin
certificates $3e SOC, 900. The Assistant Treasurer
paid s225Oo account OF interest," and So, 600
in redemption OF nve-twenty bonds The total pay
ments by the Treasury account OF May interest TO
date amount to s7.s71,oo0. The internal revenue
receipts to-day were s4l4,s25 Custom House re-
ceipss, $4,000
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FINANCIAL.

A LExANDER FROTaINGHAM& COMPANY SECURE
n additional capttai for miners manufacturers, mer-
chsns also organize incoi poratea companies make
vcsinens Tor capitalists and transact general banking
and commission business
ALExANDER FRoTHiNGHAM CO.. IL Wall street.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. May H. 1874
Exchange Arm On the United States short sight cur
rency. Ill liz cent premium; London, 1863 1854
per premium Paris, IA l35 per pre- MUM.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL PRoDUcE MARKEr.-LvxRP0oL, May a.
Eyenns.-Spr.ts turpentine. 29s. ID a Sos per cwt.
LONDON PEoDucK MARKEr.--LOsDor Nay l4-Even-
ing Spirits turpentne l9s 3D. per cwt
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A -HAsKlNs 4 BRAINE, II BROAD STREET,
IN. Stock and Gold Brokers
stock Privileges
\ speciality; Puts Calls and Double Privileges on all
active stocks Small will ind this safe method
OF speculang Explanatory circulars with refcrenceS
mailed on application. 80
REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
IA Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and ether
Securihes Insurance of all kinds effected with best
companies J. j HABRICH A CO.. liz Broadway.
A UGUST BELMONT CO.
n Bankers. 10 and Il Nassau street.
issue uaveIers credits available IN oil parts OF the
Messrs De Rothschild r.
and their correspondents.
Also commercia credits ana teierrnphic transfers Of
money on eaiiforaa, Europe and Havana
A STOCK PRiyILEGEs-S5D FOR 80 SHARES 500
~ tor 10 shares any stock lowest market rates
The only SAFE method Of operating ~ stocks limited
capital tuiy explained III pamphlet: delivered Tree on
application. TUhBRI DOE Co, Bankers ana Brokers'
Wall street. corner Br roadway, New York
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-17
FALL ANNOUNCEMENT
DEF1IED
Plain Figures, One Price and No Credit!
Read and see how much Cheaper we Sell SEA-
SONABLE and Desirable Dress Goods than
you pay elsewhere for ancient goods.

Fine Line Mernos at price usually asked
for the same Grades.
Silver Grey Popln o cts.-Dolar Goods.
An-Wool Cashmere popular shades ctsWorth s1o
Silk and Wool Stripes, 53-chesp at SLIP
Striped Mohair good others sell for 20
CameTs Goods very desirable ellsworth SO cts
Sains, cts-usual price
Orental buy.
AIoha, ets-soIde elsewhere as high as 40
Grams Stripes 26 to cts.--wel worth 50
French Figured Goods "a cs.-eheap at 40 cts.
CashmeTes, 80 cts.geat bargains.
Silk Wool Reps, ellsworth S133
Diagonal cts--call and examine them.
RepD Delaines 81 cts.-cheap.
AIWool Tams, As ellsworth go cts
Cretones % 25 46 and 88 ellsworth and $3.50:
immense line of different grades eoos
and styles, ranging from 123 to SO cts
Cood Apac "a g. 30 81 49, 49, So and
pay elsewhere 49, Az So 10 So and S5
Prints lust This goods and 1o Fer
buying inferior grades and styles dating back into the
Dark Ages will find them in stock.
New designs in Gnghams, s. 9, TO- II and IA cts
etwoh u to 10 cts Musn at the same unhard
of prices.
Everything in Goods. Hamburghs from 9 cts
Linens Table Linens from SO upward Alinen
hem85 $l12, l29 1885, I60 6 l95,
1885, and $500 per dOz Linen Towels from 10 cts up
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-17

A man in Cincinnati advertising
for situation, says :: "Worl is no
SO much an object as good wages"
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-17
Notice In Attachment.

j. W. Baker, Pln, Before s. Fillmore Jus
vs.. tice of the Peace Of Orwell
w. A. YintorL den township, Ashtabula CO.,
ON the 9th day of Sept, A. ID.
~ 1874, ne said Justice issued an Order OF At
tachment IN the above case for the sum Of Ten
Tor heading, on Nov. p 1874, the defendant being
non resfdeht SnVVO
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-17
Notice.

7 OST on the evasing of Monday
IL Sept. 2Sth, between the residence of Martin
S. Harmon, North Kingsviile, and Fnller's livery
ONE wooLEN LAP ROBE.
The finder will be paid for his trouble by leaving
sti9g2 - INV O---'' SHERMAN s HALL.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-17
Undertak1ng.


1 also keep constantly on hand large assort-
ment OF ready made Collins, Rose Wood Imitation,
Black Walnut and imitation of Black Walnut, all
of which can trim in two hours notice, in any
style requested, equal to any city. also have
splendid Hearse in readiness when called for.
GRAVE CLorHEs.-A new feature has recently
been added to this furniture estabisement-Or
rather to the Undertaker's department of it-one
that cannot fail to commend itselfSb the cOmmuni-
ty, and will show the disposition of the proprie-
tor to make his establishment as perfect as may
be- It will 90 far to relieve the work and hustle,
n cidental 70. and so repugnant in seasons of be
eaveulent Of preparing the remains of the depart
ed for burial This consists in keeping on hand
and ready for immediate use, stock Of grave
clothes. A variety OF shrOuds, for both male and
female, made u with much taste aud appropri-
ateness vario6B in price, and both black and
white materials. A single order for a coffin may,
therefore, embrace the habilllments Of the dead,
and thus save the friends of the deceased, In the
midst of grief from much that seems particularly
disagreeSbe and incor gruous in the way of prepa-
rat on for the grave.
JOHN DUCRo.
Ashtabula, Ohio, Jan. 1st, 1873. 1059t tt
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-17

LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
RENCH & WEIBLEN Manutac-
turers q Dealers in LEATHER q Is1Idry
IN6S in the Hollow, opposite PhdhlA I HOu-N-'
Main street, Ashtahula, Ohio
Cash PAID FOR HIDES. PELI0 q 01AN'
SKINS
-, -...t,.., o,d now for sale as good an ass
90' ''' LEATHER AND FINDINGS
- .,,, +a fo1nd in any Western Market, ana
,ih eI ,,iiIbe sold on the most reasonable terms
Tia to make itan object Tor Boot and Snoe, anu
oPe Manufacturers in the vicinity, to favor me
with patronage, feeling satisfied that can
vi tI,srn eyerything needed in their business as
cF5sn as can be found in Cleveland, or even the
eastern Markets. thereby saving freight and travel
ing expenses, and loss of time.
All are cordially invited to call and examine my
stock before purchasing elsewhere. Confident that
/ can make il for your interest to buy IN TINS
Market 1 shall take pleasure in seeing my OLD
friends and the public, and showing them my
stock Below ] give q partial list Of articles:
Spanish and slaughter, sole, upper and harness
Leather; spanish and slaughter kip; French calf
and Kip oak and hemlock calf and kip; collar
leather and horse hides mems and WOmen's mo-
rocco; band and lacing leather Innings, bindings,
topping and russets.
FINDINGS.
Lasts, pegs thread, webb, Packard's Ink, iron and
zint nails round head taeks, bristles, avis, ham
mers, pineers, sand stones, rasps, knives 1oats,
size sticks, and straps, boot trees, shoe laces,
punches lasting irons eyelets, eyelet sets, stitch
wheels. stitch-markers, heel shaves, edge planes,
strip avis welt knives elastic, heel ball, stitching
cord lasting tacks heel and toe plates, boot black
ing boot brushes, harness oils, and all kinds OF
finishing Irons. etc. etc.
FRENCH & WEIBL EN-.
Ashtabula 1871. 1888
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-17
Staple Goods Now Arriving.

FIanne Blankets Cassme Waterpoof Ladies' cloths Under
wear Yarn travelling Rugs Blankets, &c. &c Counepanes 81
and q 10 worth s. and $ Skirts worth sl5S Shaw,
Searfs, Nubias &c.. from Auction
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-17
Salmon Portland Chase,

evolved from hls
Diaries, Correspondence and Pirate i"t'f'|'
BU II. II. DFARDEN,
Formerly Judge Of the Supreme Court o. VnIU,
4" '"" SBI PAGES,
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WI" RItehic In the finest style Of the Art.
Sold 10 subscribers only through our regularly
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1osO Publishers, Cincinnati.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-17

EOR SALE.-Two Wood Stoves
L large and small size. for sale at this office
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-17
Phoenix Iron Works.
TINKER & GREGORY,
PRoPRIETORS.

WE are now ready to solicit ord
w ers for the manufacture of STEAM EN-
GINES, ,SHAFTING, PULLEYS, PLOWS and 9TH
er Farming Implements.