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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-10-30

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49, ''-'"s' "'N'Sso"
Dan - soid li,,o c,,,..,oo--o,d
oce n hpv q ,oo,lo, >, val,aro..,,ao
- '"'
"whois il Dan ,, o.tea Tho r,ns f.I-
""' 'He i'P! neu give me
Il~'1 1870 ~ o'' '"' 'n'"Ae! SEINE mus 'he
uArrrnu ryvv,.soy
An Iowa editor who attended party, was
smitten with the charms Of fir damsel who
wore rose on her forehead, and thus gushed
about 1t;
Above Ter nose, Below her chin
There Is rosei There is pin
BeIo" That rose Above that pin
Rose, nose, Pin chin.
Nose rose. Chin. min
Sweet rose, Sweet min.
Dear nose Dear chin.
Whereupon a rival editor ,bus eros,ro,hize,
tie Iowa chap:
Above TIE stool Below his sent
There is fool; There ,ra t,yo GOO,
Below the fool Above these fec,
There is stool There il q scat
Stool. fool. Sen, Geo.
oII s,ooI s.r .' sea-
D,u,hoo
The scandalous Washington C,r,aiel, saws
hen Mary Walker reaches Turkey we homo
the Sultan, that absolute monarch of all lie sur-
seys, will make her take her brooches or Ma
She isn,t ,botlf0I '"' p'ViOs'''OD'
--'Mother," said a little shaver ,bo oror
day, al know what would do If was o, COO
and the men were all STARVING. and ,bav should
draw lots to see who should be killed and eaten
and it should be me-I'd Jump into the water.
But" said bis mother, ''they would FISH Won
up "Ah but | wouldn't bite"
a couple OF IRISH lads, wishing to obtain
"''le pocket money, determined to go inro the
the farmers. Can you cradle 2" asked t,o far
mer Now, Irishmnn in search of work was
never known TO confess ignorance ofan,tlipo
but the question a rcrplexer. The BOYS
At length Dennis, looking boldly AT Tho f,rr,,-
said "Of course We can cradle-but co,i5,,,
you give us a job out doors ?'
An Irish girl, on applying for situation.
rising "Arrah, exclaimed gid5v nis +, NIL
risin' ye wants? Faith alwars cats nm an,
las the breakfast ready, an iysry he'd n ,be
house made, before there's eoul in the house o.
wshe. An is that nirly enough for Won p,
an exchange says "Old SHndint with
fPc'hled hen' was down TO q Brian's show last
thursday, and hitched his team to the fence in
''e rear OF his Office. Pulling an old ten-pound
salt sack from under the seat, be proceeded 10
lhere for we could not imagine, until just before
N'fhng up to return, he lied ono end Of the
''ing attached to the hens leg to the bind wheel
% Tue wagon, and the mystery was solycd-bc
h'd brought along the hen 10 pick tp ,lo o,,s
av,,..,...
nd sc.,co ,ro,,,, ,i..
r,i ,,o,re, ,vor, - -,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-10-30

-''She died for me, said the young husband
when he beheld her dark locks gradually return
ing to their original red.
Gentlemen" said an orator who was solicit
ing the grangcrs' vote, al proud TO be one
Of you. Ny father was a farmer and am far
mer born. Yes. | may truly say, was born
between two rows Of corn" At this juncture a
tipsy agriculturalist at the further end Of the
house hiceoughei out: "a (hic) pumpkin, by
golly ~
An Irishman being recently on trial for
some offence, pleaded mot guilty." aad the ju-
ry being in the box, the district attorney pro-
ceeded to call Mr. Furkisson as a witness With
the utmost Innocence Patrick turned his face 10
the judge and said, "Do understand yer honor,
that Mr.. Furkisson is to be u witness fornir s.:
me ~ The judge said. dryly, cit seems so -
"Well, then, yer honor, plade guilty sure, if
yer honor plaise, not because / am guilty, .or
IN as innocent as year honors suckin' bibe,
but jist on account of savin Mslher Furkisson 8
sowl"
Dan" said little four yCor-old, give me
ince to buy monkey" eve have 90, one
key in the house now, replied the elder bro
"Who is it, Dan? asked the little fell
low. "You," WAS the reply "Thcn give me
sixpenoe to buy the monkey some nuts" The
brother could not resist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-06
COTTON MARKETS.

MOBILE Aug 5-Coitop-Demsnd good offerings hgn.' 10
Ice net receipts bales exports, coassW ~ oAe' 'o' 80
bales took 1 S97 bales I'll ..N.,ros. iluino
Cotton dueti pOmnAav uH0"~"s'-'
l6Idl6lc.; receipts bales -, A. AHA, 15l,e
Aug. 6.-CottoD nominAN! uno1aube-' "1e -
sales. l6I bales .o..;,,.
CHARLRsros Aug 5Coton easv Middhns Io4i "e' e'eP'
~ ba.s. sales $50 bales stock, Dbl bales .,.. 90
BosroS Aug 5.-Cotton quiet; Mdfinr - he ~ "a
bales gross bales; exports TO Great brtAh to
bale stock OOU bales =, an -, ...a,,.s
SAvANNAH Aug. 5.Cctton nominal ho1hng Ioc'' h ''''
l q hall 3 ba stock. Soll bales
5.-CottOn qaiefi Ml11hng 1896
% oAes'
saes $50 baIes evening $50 bales stock ri tsi oaies
BaIrInoRE Aug 6-COton quiet and steady Mdlhhg To-
Low Mddng l6c Good Ordinary lic eip9r eeasM'e' "
% ssles $50 bales spnners bales; stock 3 l25 bales
MKsPm Aug 5COtoD quiet and uuchsnseoi Jtt
Mddhng, l5A1dl0tci receipt" 20 OAesi s"P
535 stock, 1898 bales
Aug 5-COton qulet 'hGiIAs' N'''
SoRyoIK Aug 5Coton quiet steady; Low Miilng 10
net recepts Is bales cOassise 10 baes safes oo
bales: stock 40 bales ,,,,,, ,e,. .bio
CfNCNNArI. Aug 5-Cott0n Seady h'1dHns' Ao%'' 'H''
nents lie bales: stock, 1874 bales ,,,,u ,s, 80,
W. t~,roV Aur 5-CoitOn unchanged, hdfhnT. 10 2i net
irt bse, eTpos coastwise 2j bales stock 5Il bales
AM 5-tottou nominal, Good OTdSaryt If'si
re- receuts q bales stock. las bales. .
LOUISVILLE Aus. 5.-COIsOn dull MIilhns' iOe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-06

Z. .,.sp, held .t Sc In built and She 10 shipping
% Rssne quiet with slight improvement N price: sale, q
40 ma Al Phlsdelpha at IL , closing 10 Prnsy msr.
rs ovcte oovs koussys qo1e' sn1 ~ ~ S, o.,
Sos , oi Gtuse at 81 sl O2 i Psrkor 7S%@Ioo
49, Az ~ ss tar fall former figures the sales 70
s-,c. so casks Carolina within the range aethe
PFC M re- market Sugars frn but very ouiet scs
M Co5a al AVID l70 hhds Melsso a. &c We s Cen
SS, SSas and bore Nos 10 = - At ssO o sS a.
CNel so - ysror, 10flOi2- Tor do Whites lie LOT
1900 yi Tor Gran sud l0'sc Cot Cr9shed ooo o. e.
STT arm Is steady AM " naaea SenAn~i sA'' N'0V' "
-. So. rs rs Western 81 lo'4c -. - an onh N In
pine cts QuOted st s sales OF lSOVVO 10 q,
HSp quiet and SgGR owoTi sales Of 100 bbh al q VA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.
pr-unpy.N NapEUps

LoxDos Aug 5-193O ?. -Cousos for money 929g2 .; 70
the account g2cce2 bHe Railway shares. 3OG3U The rat
Tor money Exchange Government securities 2
cent Acs-iork Ce-raL 81. 49,
LIyERPOoL j-I23O m.-Co,tOn j. 1mer MiddiBR %
i bs.h.y Orleans SAL; - 900 bse including
OOO s1easu e1ot; sales the basis o. Addug W
nothing Ordinary deliverable August al Sigh DO.
postin below Low 30 dne deliverable August AZ 8l6i sse
of the the basis MdGg UPands, nOthDl
blloS Good CT-.nary al ~
LIVERPOOL A 5-l;3y mCotanSales On the basis Of MD
ding Uaau1s below Low Md-ug deliverable beptemb
October 81; sales the bass Mddug Orleans. notns
below Low Etus deliverable August a. 5l6i Besdstufs
t1n Wheat u ell per tai for California White
II 1912 for Cub Co.; 6GO for Red Wtstern Spring
~ i0ll er Re- " usr L4rd 55 = cwt Bacon so 2 owt
for 81 l5 Gear hIIes
LoSD.N Aug $3.50 ?. m-Ene Railway sAsres, 30l4 Psn
d.'pa.rtes quote k-ates az 03f 3Oc
LyEEF,jI Aug $3.50 the Cotton sales to-day 400
bales American the basis Of Ndliug Uyand
below Low Sitlllg. deliverable October, a. . 49,
bOsDOS, D. nCOusos S2l4d923s for The
eoeount 92ls Paris Dispatches quote Rs-s AZ 63f 42l2
fKASKToEr Aug 5Uned states FyeTwenty boais, lS62s
eola
ASTvsRP Aug. 5.Pe,roleuB, 26t for Fine Pale American
Tuspeutne. % Q2j
LgSRFool aug 5-E'eaag-ur,eei OIL G29 ga ESQ peI ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-06

,, saaasas DER ton Canal Freght whest 6%c Corn &C. 70
Nesyos Lumber 90 The Hudson 81 81 70 evio,a L.e
Recpss54 600 Of Lumber Canal ioV push
Aug S-Bu.er srm Hevyort State and Bradford
County 32633c Western do 2zd Par 70 Good ls0
Ole NewYok STATE PRIME l2s4 al3 Western DO
l2dl2i2 half skins Sdl0c Bgss easy; state fresh stock
poe; Western do l7alSc Coyeeed In good demand
Sill so. Timothy commands So flaIeed 81 sOds2 Flour
YorhweseTn Extra Family ssas7 Isl state Ohio
aSi S2 kmter 81 S4dsi So Rye demand Corn fairly
tive and firm; Yellow 82GS22c; Mixed SldS2c Oats weak o'
New; Old White; 63970c. New; 72070c for Cd
Provisions excited and active Mess Pork advanced 81 Bacon and
fined ana August sds'e for Crude bbl go in bulk
WHISKY held at 81 o. for W esern in iron.
ST Louis AUG 5Pour quiet and weak low grades on super
hne Winter So 50qsS 75 Extra d. SO 1884 20 Double Extra
No. Rcd 81 O5asi O7; No Winter 81 l2as 10 Corn
higher No Mixed GO East ST. Louis IN elevator "a TO- sep
tember Oats active higher; No. 2 4647 elevator ne
75077 Pork firm higher for futures S4 cash $40 ser
Shoulders 12l4 Clear Rib Sides l24c for Gear b
cash Clear Rib Sides l2 buver last half If August Clear
buyer August seller September. ar unchaage Lave ho
Yorkers 75dS6 25 Bacon 25QS7. Ca,teIeIan lower
Corned S2GSl Inferior fair Butchers Steers, sZdS0 oo
Hsftrs g2d$3; Good Butchers Choice Native steers
ass Is. Receipts-30O0 bb Flour 10000 bush wheat
400 bush Hogs 5000 Cattle shpmeDts-24 900 bush "heS
Totgoo Aug 5-Four srn and in fair demand Wheat In r
demand aud advanced at 81 IS for No White WABASH Az
81 Ia for Amber Michigan. cash and August 81 TO- ~
II l33.dsl Ia a Red 81 152 SEPTEMBER ~
Os for 10. active snc higher At oo1c iot n'.n
Mixed 69e August 81 l2 seRemoer SS9e Al
45c No 2 seller during week. 4Zc august nrotsby
46c seller during week. 42 Freig tnnr but hot g1S 900
bush Corn 20 900 shipnea"-7SoOo eu'a ""e
1000 bush. Corn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-06
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

. Ats' ". A1f @ q4 S R,s sG9i o.;
n Toi SUPPLY sae $500 bush at ne, and 400 az SOC
BAIriao-E Aa 5Cotton shade beier Low Madlngs lea
f1r more active sne uaetags Wheat active unchanged Corn
We. We, MId oa ae and seavg sou,hera GOaGls
q sos has g9eHget Provisions duA Mess Pork at ga
So, 80, ~ Msa,-saonaer De Gear Ib sde II re- Bacon
segarcufsd Hans l7el7 Lard higher al Ii
Pr@e Rio csrgoe i9G2i5 CSse FeiYopn ' t b 51i =
poT.al ba'e demand eduenoni quoted 4sG4s WHISKY que
BvyyAio Aur 5Lase and rail imports o the last "a bou-
Canal 81 ertH heat. lO999z bush cru is 637 bb4h Ra
bob Canal lehs JAN Wheat 9lei Com, s'ac Oats jl4c L
Nssi1i -Four lar ssles 900 o'i Western Spring
M Hs1 % Wat esiey nesl. te Quotations Bonial Cor
sAios 81. hr a 4OOJO bush No. Il 72G OatsMsrtet bare
Western. - 9Jasl 30 Blanoe alcbaascG. = ''1s'
1sn.sa a.; glsr closed easier 10 sphns 81 O7saS O7a
tbst sS III he yeaf 10 srnSS Ass &c. ~ az. sep
e. NY s.os'd active trm. and hger; No Mired 64 a
hoyu so' ssrnberi Rjse,s lie Rv = - e., cen 90 &c
~ - es - Ss5Sse. Po. opened & ou. eo su 20 a.
t.i,sI a. AsA Aass lac seon qos pS' s .oa
Board tn, afternoon wheat ose s al i a. a. 97c o. call
s!e So Seg Rsep,4 900 ~ "a ssG5f AasSs
900 hasa Corn 40 600 bush oat bss1 Ey os Wheat
10000 bssl Oats 900 bush Re FeRhI. unessSs 0' Corn
STEADY re 81 OSqsl O5 White ii ljGsi 10 Oats o 1Ss' sot
wesl At 4oa'O Re ea at Soc. Butter unchanged PSrs oS
t41e
we QUE e tI,e asel etng sales Of Kettle at le Buk Meat
ee @Io NICER ohnissrs sold Al r. led higher Clear RIB SIDE
s}i ea 10 :. ay at II slllss spot le buyer August
S4fc spoi a. ne co.. Gear SIDES c Bacon higher
ehSs'seIs ,oa held At 81 at close Clear Rib
Gee "NA' Aii
cLsyELAyD Aug 5wlesitrm Ne 2 New 81 IL Oh nominal
Coil Urn Hgh aIed BE; Low Me1 72c Ear 6s4Gge Ost
aniet. Bot lrm and nncta1ged. " ~
DsTEoir Aae 6-hbeat steady; RIin 81 27dsl pin No
nAs 81 <aQsl -; AIbeT Aeliga o. 10 Corr dull an,
~ 20 Osis dull ADD 0aerat 4OG ReeepisZ 900 hbIs
hs.S SkV9o bush Wheat 1900 sEpIaeas~ OUC
eroopss !, A1s 5FOur and Wheat unchanged Corn DIN and
POrE Ar Oats changed jzu53c. kge upcbsn,e
9le fo sko.sn9 higher al so Bacon fair dsrapd
~ - for Clear RI
AuVAUKrn A.. nsAs l5-2G Jstc Rhisky S6e
v.ukee 81 ~ E-s5sfssaI unchanged beat oal, No Ma
FeDte5,her w. ~ ii = spo: IOla AnSnst Al ~ l.
steady NO z 6ze Rye steady a. hifed o4dooo oss
H. 49, 'fiht SsplsnbtT. 81 o. a.. 49,
sp II 70 OssesS 7s 800 , e s asss
nnesI OOO bbs Hosr "a o. oss F,ea oVVV
srsn Aug 3-F1Our dO sld uOes.se Nv 1osh Whssh
ieI want 81 stock Oats fat See -, Abssncs OF
eioc Porf-Dsnsnd bsm boke1, ta - nm ana advanced
s.ssi 1879 for Clear Sides ~' A<'sr los Gear Bio
Aug 6-FiouE steady and unchanged, ..,s aoo
cpshed steady bat closed 6rmeT SALE 'ooO obis
zap ~ 81 So Corn 6m sales 5OODnn :. yss no
49,, soh1 le better Co<n Meal Bon1 sSo zoe
S' PEI Sa Gssa ste.dJ sAsfu as say.xh ' g 9s w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-06
WOOL MARKET.

Bosroy Aug The demand for Wool coa1ues e'd' but mol
s Drsler, are now quite busy gne the Domestic hee.s
nd end no difficulty IN selecting any knd OF pos'
Woo mai suits their part wants. as there Is large assortment
ali tn5s on the MARKET Manufacturers now pretty wen suppe
Int mach OF the Domestic aeaiT gone INTO
holder are confident full prices viii be obtained of e
rev AZ the markets points the sales nave ne
~ G55c Tor ONO ana Pennsylvania, ineung Medium - s-
and Wisconsin and other " esrn
Pieces IS Sic 'e Pulled Wool oheng ana n
k Ann. the sales super and have been 81 40 any
,H t 81 vev choice Maine j6G5Sc In Conbng aul
elections The sae have 5jG5Uc Tor Wasr and
46oe Tor Unuashel Cshiomi Spr1g has been selas a.
| ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-06
Che Curt.
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, Aug. s. 1874
At the Exchange SalesroOm to-day MIR. James
NJ Miller sold by Of the Court in foreclosure the
unexpred lease OF the " and building known the
Manhattan Market. situated the block bounded by
the Harlem River. Eeyenth-aye. Thiriy-fourth and
Thirty The property was purchased by Mr.
Henry G. Harris IN for q 100 over and above the
brauces OF sl66431 first mortgage with interest ana
s66s5G unpaid rents, costs. ETC., N king total VI
1898 3s7. Mr.. WIN Keuncily under the same order DIS
posed OF the five lots situated on the south side OF
Egnty-eighths, $50 feet east OF Tenthaye earh l5x
1913 purchased By Louis Settaner for Si,OJ MeSars-
T. 4 lawrence & Coz by the order tue three-stort
brOwsOne house with lot located the south SIDE Oh
Eighty-scventh-s 2 feet OF Avenue A, lot l3X6LA
bou gut by :. W. Fullerton for $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-06

OFglCR KANSAS PAclFlc KAlL"A{ VIA,-AsNl'y
ST Lows, June p, 1873. y -
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS OF The
~ KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY CoAPANYIo the h9lers o.
now Pacific Railway Company dated the hst DAY
A $50 secured bv mortgage Of The same GATE
John Edgar Thomson Alexander Trustees for the
holders said upon Of the railroad Of SAID Company
om worth 10 Lawrence Kansas You are be eb7
notified sid will next term o. the DsiIct
of Wvndotte conOm With the terms OF s
ortgsge make Application FOR appointment Of Mathew Band
Of PLdephis Penn Trustee Of sad morcsge pace OF fsll
I'm DO Tlouson deceased ROBERT l.. CARR
Pr.slI n he Earsa Paclr IA lway OonnAny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-06
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARkE
NETWORK. Wednesday, Aug. 5. 1874.

NETWORK. Wednesday, Aug D, 1875
The local horse market continues duil anu
no,cted Arrivals are limited and sales are confined
10 ordinary work horses at usual prices
The following is the result Of this days sale ~ bar
ora CIV Auction Market and New-YOrk Tattersalis'
Description Catalogue Hands years i''''
Brown mar hY Reserve bY RS
dyk's Hsnebtonan, dam thor lO.2
ougBbred.
Back geliirg Eastern Boy, ooo
sireib r Draco ................ loZ
Bay geliing Little AiERgh', .nn
sired bv kthan Alen.......... 10 90
Brosu pony mtre..........''..' l4'5
Chestnut 1913 ON
BrO-n geldng .................. l1S
Bar 10 tsel
The carriage trade has been but moderately active
since the opening NJ the current week aud there II no
special feature to note.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-06
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
New- 9ersep Real estate for Sale.

A GOOD INVESTMENT.
"A FOR SALE-5O 900 acres II LAND in southern NewjsJi
Of 5000 and gpFarl Ls
are good op0d b. uaTgason sId railroads lns'
coltn good powers good goOi, AMI cellar lumber Allies
WRIGHT EiwoVi. y J.
LOR SALE-A small FARM containing A.
acres al uOder cultivation acres ia sraFbeT 800 peach
trees houses good repair oaias snl al 4eors
sy outbuugs; Deli hfig located near O.. si Two miles ron
Ocean Grove j. wou sell .h whole pl For further 0arca
lars address A. q. VAN NORIWICS, SeS.Bfaacf, y J.
LNOR SALE. EXCHANGE, LET.-Plalnield.
MI house 10 room, 81 per mo4;a soigon 'a ISS
adjoining Seaars lots; "osh go hotss
establishment grocerT drug store, gold NAa lA l ~ p
monthly hoGse one rh non Depot
eay terms commss D.. HARVEY DAlION Deh"s'
owner, s. k!s-tl1ys -------
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property Tor
30 Uo "a she'd aud shel Sale Ciisl1sueA
Ofjce bo1 from to X. GBRRf 39NFssaa cor boer'H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-06
JurnlIure.
Glarole anp Jidle ftlnn,cis

A KLABER, 13f East Eighteenth-s,., near
~ Thrre is selling anl manufacturing al Ead o' hAhbLh
MARBLEZtD NANIEbS al ONE VI rDe "orA ~ Bie-y re-
dgced prices. Marble Turning for he trade.
A extensive stock of MANTELS estate ana
"A Marbe-aoye aui unique designs, at ?. leei @
Travs WOlk description Nkl M SLATE 'Oh
PASY, UuJusQusre FOu-t-avc ard Segentrent--si y /
STEWARI's Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
and d.grs al the 2Ees ces ~ an 80
WestTwent7-th.rist. beiseen Seventh AM B-hthsve<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-06
GouarInrrsnlp NoIltes.

rI,IF COMPREHENSIVE heretofore e1 sns se.S
ande The frn WILLIAM hNEkDL ~ interest
AMI The unders having purchased the
,s hne. viii continue under the same hIn
Ses.York, Aur. l, 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-06
Real estate TO Gkrbauae

EXCHANGE for New-Iork OF Brooklyn
II HOJSE-A Gntcts RESIDENCE % the HUDSON in
cumbranc IL all modern improvements sbs
caraghOas, 70 garea fat sad aeaos Photograph
al oTee J. o. HOir & sos, III BroaiNtv'
EARM WANTED for RAISING STOCK,
worth nom $4,000 $40 900, exchange for Brooflyu
property. rutland WHITING Bcekminst
STORE and DWELLING PROPERTY, free
- well rcaIed village offered
EXCHANGE for BROOKLYN PROPERTY iaoubgrel vn mort
gage only btLANp Within D hr'sms''t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-06
Gitp propertn 10 Let.

Gitp fJropertn 10 Let
4 SECOND and THIRD FLOOR 20 LEI.
n over the store 42O 4.h-ive dve roo Improvements.
mi good order Call OWNER, on premises from 10 % u
ERENCH FLATS TO RENf-lH West l4th-
a oppo.e Academy Music hrs anl thi Oats aae coalition
Apely 10 Jaator on tue premises
mo LFT-A hrst-class HOUSE, near Fifth
4 ave also. Haeson-sL Permits 81 Broadway.
rlO LEASE-For residence or for business
purpose. No 25 Bat 2Ohst ael BrOsds Open from 70
fE,O LET-ROOM, BEDROOM, and KITCHEN.
Al SO $40 49, s94 moathls walls O paste elevator IA
TIE house 81 ST. Mskspae eighth ST. ueM Cooper lniase
no LET-A small. elegantly furnished
400 Def moata Issaire WILLIAM CARR No Oo"ANe
pace carpenters shop opposite, rum 70 II a NJ
MATER FRONT with BULKHEAD TO
w IEASR osth-,t half Ba River pdeapss ~
lumber sri ,s; i3years DANIEL McRLRoY u hast Sse
100 WEST HST-Sr.-Four-st story, brown.
sDJ stone HOUSE furnished OF ass fsr,Ss
ra.I order sp ,ald ocsloa fst bofraerA Aash
| lsgss. ParusA.ss Wsxsssoms- 6SI elAsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-06

OFFICE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILwAI CoMPANr}
ST LOrI5. June IS 1874.
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS OF the KANSAS
~ PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANYTo tie holders Of bonds rte
Pacific Railway COMPANY. Eastern in now Known as '
Kansas Pac6c Company dated the trt day o! Angst T. T.
1853 Of the tae ~ John hlgsT
Thomson Henry Alexander trustees for the birrs Of said
bonds tia; portion railroad from the Msoi
Riley the Of Kansas with The roll ag stock and
appuenanc thereof iv that sa Company will
District Court OF MYnoe County IN salI
cOmmelcing MONDAY Sep, mber next amply IN
the provision. said the appointment 81
Mathew Phi stelaha Penns7Iula, trustee thereof N
place Of John Edgar Thomson, deceased - . 80
ROBERT T.. CARR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-06

Hluslcll Instruments
A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square ana
N UprigL SILL cheap. SAFES tnY payHel
Cal 81 NERRELLS Uniansulre no Ib1 FoIrh ave.
4 BRAUTIGAMs Upright and square
n. PIANOS Second TO none pHces Tceae O"n't.' %
and Warerooms NO tOl BroslaI
An IMMENSE STOCK OF PIANOS, new
~ and al rent and 10 sell on EASY nath
rsvnenA WIN POND Co., No. Oh DroAiVi bIAhea store
-
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Walters.

wanted by iirst-c Ia IS
w WATER thoroughly uuder,tnds his business ~ s u,
.iIan, citT rsferruee Address II. L., Tribune Uptown
l. ..tl yl..f
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OYT1cE PACIFIC RAILWAY Co. s.. Lor jane - ls74
NOTICE 10 BONDHOLDERS OF the Kansas
Pacific Ra way Compsn bonds Of the Union
Psdic Rwsy Company s'ern Division nov Known IS e Kansas
Railway Company dated the FIRST csv Of June A. D. 1856 ard
secured mortgage the dste Edgar Thompson and
Adophus that portion tie rosd OF sad company he
hundred and eh and the three burtred and eighty
fourth mile thereon the state OF Kansas lou rc hereby
said company the term Of ih District Court OF
County sad the trsi Monday
September apply with the Of ad
appointment Bsi Of Philadelphia Pennsylvania
Of said mortgage place Of John Elsar Thomson te
ceased ROBERT T. CARR
President Kansas Pacific Railway COMPANY.
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Sltnatlons Udnleo-- malcs.


~ the and ent 81 horses as" r care
ysaabe eaIace, woai ike lace IN CITY or
can furnish ruonthe reference 81 Dc seen al ODEL
AGENCY, No 100 West 3ih-st, corner Broadway
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6elp noanle0-- Glales.

WAN TED-A competent SEAMSTRESS for
w family sewing by week moth Apply No 2s3 Eas l2i'1
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A USEFUL MAN (coioreu) coacnnan, Waiter,
ssrieasr work. poultry se Ne stead, temper
much object
ss:s Lar sod references snl recounssdAsaA Al the HOhk
bURRAQ. l38 oh are. sosts l0hIs
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Porters:

DORTER and USEFUL MANA s.rons
yrg man uou Ike porter IN store once OF s9Is,
n, furnish the very Of references Gan DC seen ~
,GhNCY, 100 West 5sth-st., cor. Brosd"ay'
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en- CHOICE BJILDIlIG LOTS

70 Nicholas
Fourth Ward fAs;ofia.) .- .
This sale is udsr Of JOHN r. NORRIS Executor spf
By order Supreme ALL WILL BE SOLD order -
close she estate
orse ran block Of the thirty minutes
ons property Of the German Ca-t Makers AssOcitpn AMI
5 n : yslusbe and growing part Of the city .
For mans nc ngufe ol Auct)prers - BoadsaY T. h.
BLACK Eli ~ Broadway Astoria. L.
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Gelu Males.

w ANTED.-A MAN and WIFE the man
h. ~fs Do hoassse<k al WeslasI n
J. ADol Il No Z7g Wssl llAst. hssrofk
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.ged 1s rs,- 4, htte English but understands
yer, veil Who et.enced al bsnche. Of lower and vegetable
gardening pruning. tudtng forcing peehhSuse
m superiority bis profession CAL al oAhF bh n" D.
90 ". III.
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6ituations manteo--m ales
Miscellaneous.

4 MAN, thoroughly acquainted with the
~ UPHOLsTgRISg BUSINESS looking for dtusuon Orders
si be promptly attended TO- Asores DRUG sroRE i5oa ss1
Riyfngtou1s
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Cooks.
4 MAN COOK and CARVER wants STU
Gardeners.

GARDENER-English, of superior ability anu
ch.r,rt,r understanding bushes, thoroughly IN ever depart
ept las b.d charge places 10 ths country N1B us
mona, and late ep ADDRESS fhANh poh 400
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sstau young understands hs IN tv
would Ike place IN pfi.as s ~
moerrte Inquire for p at oDbL's D"
mo cor Broadway.