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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-06-03

The president Of the produce ex-
change forwarded to-day 70 the Howard
association, at New Orleans, twenty
five hundred dollars for the relief of the
sufferers by the Mississippi overflow.
OUR RECIPROCITY WITH CANADA.
The committee to visit Washington
for the purpose Of urging the govern
ment to renew the reciprocity treaty
with Canada left this afternoon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-06-03

Masons, Grand Master OF State Kufus E.
Anderson being chief Of ceremonies. A
Iarrra nnnnnnraa Of nennla Uara rnraanr,t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-06-03
REMOVAL.

widely circulated newspaper is the best of all
possible statesmen.
sg such is the opinion Of GEORGE P.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-06-03

1AfatoFotoAheHA A9C0fa-
SIGNAL SERVICE UNITED STATES ARMY
MEMPHIS Tenn, Juus ., 1874
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and censtables are capable, and that the
wretch. whoever he may be, who
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-06-03
PICNIC PRIVILEGES,

Z, privileges OF the Monumental Picnic
Il which viii take place at James PARK IN
saturday, June 9Th, are now offered for saie
anu bids are invited. The Commi ttee reserve
the right 10 reject any and ali bids. All bids
must be in by Wednesday next, Sd inst at I2
O'Clock m. Apply to J. o. THRALI4,
Chairman Entertainment Commit e.
LedgeT copy. No, ~ Madison street,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-06-03
sTRIKE.

The strike of the laborers vino attend
on bricklRyers brought woi K TO stand
still to-day on many buildings. New
men were obtained in some cases, and
one large contractor has decided 10 OBJ
tain Italians instead OF the laborers re-
Gently in his employ.
RELIEF FoR THE OVERFLOW SUI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-06-03

s1Nes bnem noHFly tEzes utIsIT 10rz14zE
,apacity, and increases their comforts ten
old.
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KANSAS CITY.

sE -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-06-03

Arrangements have been made where
by work will be resumed on the Lake
Erie, Evansville and Southwestern rail-
way, and the early completion Of the
road from Evansville to the rich coal
fields Of Dubois county, Indiana, is as
stIred .ft ts
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-06-03

A gypsy fortune-teller, encsmped with
his tribe a few miles from Brooklyn,
quaTreled to-day with the leader of the
band. He struck her, and her son, a
boy, knocked him down. The leader
fired several shots at the boy. The lat
ter, who was hit, staggered toward the
leader aud stabbed him in the arm. The
leader then shot the boy through the
heart. The body was thrown into one
OF the wagons, and the hand hastily left.
An armed party has gone in pursuit.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-06-03

A general strike among the brakemen
on the Chicago and Alton railway has
taken place, on account Of q reduction
of wages. The conductors have to do
their own twisting OF brakes In conse-
quence. A general suspension of busi-
ness on the road is anticipated.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-06-03

. A strike occurred in the Evansville
Indy Courier office yesterday be-
cause the proprietors would not dis
charge a cOmpositor who had refused to
pay an assessment to send q delegate to
the National Typographical Union at
ST .o,,io
The New York herald., 1874-04-26

T,vRNITuRE FOR ExCHANGF.-A MANUFACTURER
Il OF strictly first class Furniture desirous Of reducing
his large stock, will exchange Tor lightly encumbcrcds
improved or unmproved Properly on az equitable bas,
JOHN SlE0EI. 70 Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1874-04-26

CTABLEs TO LET.--No 8 EAST HOUSTON STREET,
- near broadway 81 stalls and plenty Of room;
also Part OF Budng crosby street. suitable sabe
or blacksmith; room ior 10 stalls and wagons No.
East Houston street.
The New York herald., 1874-04-26

DEERFOoT DRIVING PARK.
~ Spring Meeting May ~, 90 and 81, 1874.
Premiums 81 ,SJD.
First Dav
Purse of S20 for horses that beat mnutes $25
- frst, $40 to second, SO 10 third
same Day.
Purse Of $500 for horses that never beat 237; $40 to
nrst, 500 to second, So 10 third.
second Day.
Purse OF $50 for horses that ncvet beat 20 $3.50 to
Arst, SIS TO second SIS TO third
Dav.
Purse of S400 for horses that never beat 30 $3.50 to
hfst $i0o 10 SECOND, $5l 10 third.
Third Day.
Purse ot $780, for horses that never beat 25y; $l25 to
nrst, $50 to second $25 10 thrl.
: Same Day.
Purse of 500 for that beat n; $500 to
urst $50 To second, $50 10 third
ENTREES will close Johnson's Pool Rooms, Twenty
eighth street and Broadway, on Friday May 10 at UT;
M Al the above viii he ue heats, best IN 8 and
WIN De strictly conducted udcr the rules Of the Ma
tona Association entrance ten per cent ana must
accompany nominations IA all All comnunica-
uns 70 be addressed TO W. MCMAHON. at Johnson's or
at Deerioot Park hotel
W. MCMAHON. Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1874-04-26

..~.. xAOAS0ns OASSs1AS1Ss OCs
AUCTION
"A BY VAN TAsuELL D xEARNEY, AUcfroHEER0,
once 0 III and ia East Thirteenth street. Fourth
avenue,
ON MONDAY, APRIL n,
ct II O'Clock,
rue ENTIRE ooNTENIH on THE GARBAGE MANU-.
FACTORY OF MINER HTkvkNa -
NOS lis III ll9 and 12l EAST THIRTEENTH STREET.
BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH AvEHuE6
TO CLOSE THE ESTATE OF THE LATE
HENRY n STEYENa
CLAREyCES, PHAETUNS TOP AND NO TOP ROAD
wagons TOP Park Phassons: also qnfnnhed
Ciarences LandauH LAndaulets Coupcs, rough
and partly finished also ful contents Of Smith Wood
eers' Office and al ONCE OF factory Hy order Of
THOMAS b. HIDDEN, Administrator, and
CORNELIA 4. STEVENS, Administrative.
The New York herald., 1874-04-26

for Boarding, corner Forty-fourth street After %
years experience OF OF Horses in this city ask
share of patronage OF persons keeping horses livery
WM. WAITE.
The New York herald., 1874-04-26

A BEAUTIFUL SMALL SIZED LANDAuLET. FOR
n ore horse: been used about four months will be
sold low. Apply 10
The New York herald., 1874-04-26

A NY LADY OR GENTLEMAN WISHING AN "Ex.
N trau fine saddle Horse find of the best at
the Knicke, oocker Stables 22l West Fifty third street.
near Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-04-26

CPEED.-FoR SALE At PRIVATE STABLE NO 3
~ West twenty second street near Fifth avcnne,
bay Gcldng, srcd hy Rysdyks hamlletouian, dam q
star mare, raised py John Mnchcn, Goshen Grange
county years old sound k,nu; 1915 hands high viii
show 2f5 10 wrRon sale; BOO will DC sold
an eighth i applied Tor immediately, speed pedi-
guaranteed.
The New York herald., 1874-04-26

GENTLEMAN LEAVING THE CITY WILL SELL
N his Coupe, by Demarest, perfect order slip lined
hung low; also coupe Horse. Apply at "a Old slip. up
stairs.
The New York herald., 1874-04-26

nEERFOOT PARK-TROTTTNG, THURSDAY, April.
j. 30 at3P. M-Pnrsc OF slUo for horses that never
beat 49, to close at Frank Wines rutton and
Myrtle avenues Brooklyn, on wednesday, April 20, at
bfM WIN. MCMAHON, Proprietor
The New York herald., 1874-04-26

A VERY BEAUTIFUL AND ELEGANT ,PRIvArE
~ establishment-Tean chestnut Horses 15H hands
high, 7years old: thoroughbred Kentucky GLENCOE
stock. Iandaulet built by Brewster Co.. Fourteenth
tenth tn. street No Top Wagon, with Pole and shafts
elegant SADDLE and Bridc. Evcrything warranted in
every respect To be at the Club Stables ~ and "a
West Thirteenth street.
The New York herald., 1874-04-26

ENTLEMEN-ONE PACKAGE OF WARDS SPICE
~ puts my horses in better condition than 30 packages
OF any condition powders used yet. HOGAN,
feeder Adams express stables Feed stores keen IT,
pot 2US Duane street, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-07
COTTON MARKETS.

Aror.rA Aug G-Cottoo-Demand flr mddhns 1885 re-
c@pr 30 bales. sales. l23 bales mi
Aug 6-CoiiOn nominal higher asked Mddhng
1917 ~ bales u baes exports coAst"ie %oi
baies; sales, - bales, stock, S4SS bales
MOBILE Aug OCoitDn qliet unchanged MllnS Ioc be' re-
bales; 100 bales stock, iJ2 bales
CHAHEsTOy. Aug GCOttOu quieti Mdlhng IJ"sc 10" 'u
ding 10 Coca Ordinary, Ia sr net receipts - has eA
30 sales, 30 bales STOCK 40 DA.
Aug G-COitOn quiet nnchanged Miblhhg' iO4W
lGIr receipts, bales. shipments, 21S bales -. ~,
GCODn quiet; Mddlng Io'so 10" 'ilu'
ding 5s.; Ordinary l44- OdnaT 's net receipts
55J SO bales; exports c0astH 81 Da'' sS
800 bales. last evening 800 bales. stock, ~ $50 bales
BALTIMORE 6C1ttOn quiet and lower hd1hng lo'eu
lie Mdiinr, l6; Coca Ordinary - eipoit'
Al bales sales, 90 baei spnnefS' 20 DAo A' '
bales
6CoiOn firm; generally held hgheti demand Ii
Low Mddhng l52U5si receph J5 bale7 sPmehs i'o OA'
EoEpoLK Aug G-Coou quiet and steady 10. Mdlng Dag
l5s bales eIports ooasinse' ~ DaeSi s 'o
bslef;
qnet and firm; Mdilng l1i2c'i gfo-
ga bales sales, 30 bales stock, 5000 bales
WILMINGTON, Aug 6-Coton unchanged. MddAng, OT' net
receipts / stock 572 bales
PHIDEIIuA. Aug 6Cotton firm. Mdlhng l74c net receipts
1875 bales grOs, 2l5 bales
GALVESTON. Aug Cotton nominal Good Ordinary, l4's-
uetfeo 81 bales stock, 3.7S5 bales
LOutsyALE. &C. ottoh hrmi Midiliny 10 &c.
CfScsSATI G-Co0n steady; abiding, 1919; ship
m4nts 81 tales; stock, 1913 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Aug 6l23O The Directors Of the Bank Of England
fixed the of discount at NE BANK
The rate for money at the Stock EIchnge on
COnsOls for " 4dJz"5i oi
the account. 81 992a tIe Railway shares 80 1904 ,r ~
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 6-l2:3O m-COtOn IS hrB; MddnP up-
lands SID; Midng Orleans, SAT- saes 900 bale inonng
5000 speculation sales The basis of Mg p
lands nothing Midnc deliverable August g. I'd
September snd October Sst sales on the basis
Midg Orleans nothing below Low Mddng deliverable sepier-
Der and October, at > l-l6L
LIVERPOOL CO m-Of the Cotton sales to-day $500 bales
American; Mdjng Upands nothing below
Ordinary, deliverable August al 3l6i do do deliverable
and November at S sales of shipments OF the new crop on
Of Mudlng Upand nothing below Good Ornary at o's
Lard 59i q Bacon 40 y cst for Long Clear Mhides
LONDON, Aue 63O mIhe of discount IN the open mar
ket for reemouh bills per cent which Is = per cent below
Bank England The bullion IN the Bank OF England rs
993sOOO the The proportion OF the Binf
To which Sb's cent no"
per cent dispatches quote Rentes at 63i 3Jc -
LONDON Aug $3.50 m-Rehnei Petroleum 92 per gallon
FRANKPoRr Au.. Gu : Pye-tweutv bonds, lSO2s ~
Cd 80 mCOOu sales on the basis OF MO
Upud nothing below Good Ordinary deliverable September ld
October az : 5-l6i. A.. =
PANS Aug mThe in the Bank OF France has in
creased % Su7 UDJf GurDg past week Rentes, Dol.
LfygRPool g. m-COon-Sales on the basis OF nl
ding Ipauls nothing below lGOoi Orin. deNvers1 al 65
do nothing Midiug deliverable October At 'Io LAFu
80 q cWt. -o.. -, MI
LoNpoN 6-Bvenng.-Calcutta Lnseed O9O LnSeel o
SIS per ton. Spr.s Iurpeutne. 20 per c"t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-07

the only reported 100 head Illinois steers ranging from
lOi6 329 81 12aS6 i2 100 head Ohio steers ranging
from 252 n at IS % ass DO 100 head Michigan stee
ranging from 7S5 1857 ~ 81 12adl 62 50 heal Indiana
steers hanging from 34l l0S ~ SO l2PdS6 40 100 head
Texas steer ranging from 1863 10 Gil 10 80 l2ht& 20 10
from 1877 70 Sl6 ID at S6f5 90
LANBsThe receipts to-day l6uO head making
shu far 900 head against 600 head
last week the market slow and nearly All Offer
ing disposed Of Canada sheep sdS5 Canada lambs 500
Ing - Is 10 - 75dS5; 200 head Indiana sheep ranging
80 N d$i rs; 800 head Michigan sheep, ranging
from ~ 10 81 n. at 81 81 iadSi 10
HoG-Recepts to-day 900 hesd making the total supply for the
fairly Michigan hogs % 1895 25 Workers.
ST. 25dS6 90 heavy hogs. S7dS7 37R
Mich CowsReceip;s light demand good with higher prices
Common to Good S3OdS
LIBERTY Penn 6Centrdl Lice S,oct
The ending Aug 5l5 cara or sfo9
500 the beor The supply has been large
demsnd the market good grades bed ther
weeks but Common aud Medium were shade lower
ANYTHING this writing but tey stu atry-
OF the buyers having gone home
usual Extra 400 10 900 ~ tdo'i
Prime 900 300 ibbd6iac Good lOOto l2OO 10 2Gpi
Common 900 to 100 10. 4i05sc Stockers o~oei
Bulls 60 10 ~ 80 footed 5225 head
HoG-The receipts 1855 1850 head aganst "a
before The supply has been good ugh here mas
market has aene up again ana
fmr especially grades than Saturday aud Mon
dav PhatepS7 50 81 CO. Workers 50 90 10 S1 GrAsses
| 50 so to ST; Common, - rs 10 80 20. 1900. ,. so
sHKEP-The receipts ia 800 head against III
week before. The supply has been extra heavy
greater portion beiug common In point Z" ,quSntl'
while Of good scarcely equal TO ihe demand
IS 80; Good IS to H. 81 rs s.; Prime lnnas JOB ID
25 Coed Indians 9j No. So Common sheep - 20 To- ~ g
open wool stocers 81 90 Us head Common IL % -
| a. head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-07
HORSE and C CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw.YoRK, Thursday, Aug. 8. 1874.

The local horse trade is still very quiet Dut
values remain unchanged. There were neither arrivals
nor transactions inviting especial notice
Sales OF horses carriages harness. and general morse
equipments on Friday, the 7th inst. by the following
auctioneers:
At 10 a. m, by Mr.. Arch Johnston, In Thirteenth's"'
University place. m ,,.. 4, ras,
Atll n. m by Messrs Van Tassel q kearney' I'D E's'
Thirteenth-st. near Fourthave. ,, 49,
ported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-07
Dropoeals
CAIE And REMOVAL OF PENrTENTIARY

GALE AND KENNY AL VI TENti EIN Ihh
- or VIRGINIA undersigned appointed COMM sohr, 0r
the purpos % the General Assembly approved hP 'o
1874 sealed proposals 10 DO opened at ~ oeL ID gu
TuIRsDkY the Ist dsy 81 October 1874 for the PURCHASE AND
REMOVAL or THE PHSIrBSTIARY or VIRGINIA.
The following the provisions Of the act 10 which the proposals
conform; a., -
These Commissioners shall advertise io proposals or ne
OF the removal Of the buildings ana tue
not less that i've miles ron the corporate
Of chmond said 70 spuiate or e suAoe
buildings the accommodation and empoynen OF me
and all the and oi
for the operations OF the Pen
tentary the they present EXIST In the state rem
tertiary AMI provided further that proposal shall be accep
Involves the State aud above Ihe poce
% the land and buildings use for AMI connected Win tue fe
Proposals for the removal be norsef The envelopes
Proposals state Pentenar anj should be accom-
panied with and include Of the grounds and plans dsHns ana
buildings furnished In place o those at present
shall b. Of BY the
ratified Legislsture session"
Proposals. should addressed 10 the undersigned at Richmond
JAMES L.. KkMPBKs
" WIrHERS,
MARSHALL HANGER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-07

BSToS R-Th following sale postponed the dr't Tues
DAY. being srsTf OF G S E6PGA "Fi Fl67D COUNTY
Jane. Boorm.n johnson and John stewart Tq ct a. V chan
Ger, side Of superior Cont Of 'ad County If fo Rome r
Term is74 said decree OF foreclosure and the P's'
the superior Court on the .haneT' sue " % Of The Hon
Sc underlined and dull, appointed wiz
fa power 70 carry out sad dscre,. 90 ..Ig IN e CIV Of Rome
County Foyd STATE Of Georgia between be h9u % ~ the
following property That entire portion OF the selma q" anu
Railroad belonging defendant IN saIi c,u.e ns I
crosse. the line between the Alabama and Geona ~ the
If Fos % to Rome IN The County Of FLOYD through
fa the SCnn iy Of WHEEL arg. the h mem
appuenance frsnch'. tstnens .ienss ro . and
other property wise said aroi ayesnn OF Dc, insE %
p o. ronSl Of aii dcfcadsut selma dalton Raoad
r and Jo6n Tucker Rceiye Which may the hn;
aud possession Of said receivers N the state OF GoIla %
that Of the ong stock Of sa Raod engn', cars " " mi
box Fat; catcose band Hnd "iN' cas- 1 81
fTa winch may be- on the line Of road derc elsewhere
Geera btons1r to 'ad Selma Rome snl D1Ga 5e
be psd cash TIE day Of sale The ia ac' 90 &
Ione be pa ia by The smount Of sul bianes
the bond secured thereby Of The sad sem, % UNI ron
Railroad Company. directed bF said ieCre ne ~Io % ~ s,
GoaTs But tie Commsoner. reserve e et 20 h1ye '1
The Chancellor m .ad Coart deem the same "sn '1' i' ~
Ttch "a Somper wit rifles 70 The prorey ~
be male to the purchaser y he COMMITS onrr' 'EuH G f
b lure rseve the ht mt at- or upon such notice the'
sy DEEM Srars to rs.e sal pogeiy m al pc OF a
Selma. Rome and Dalton 99,! 3Smgany giG u'N '' '-
shall agree On blSif 5, fRSrGP Commissioners
The orrorg ayce is m.ie under the supervision ana ~,
rroyai Of the ,h'9see ana TIE m perez prss ~ & cause
Done at Chambers Rome said County Of FLOYD Georsa Nay l.
The aforesaid sale postponed OF The Cl'e or AMI to
p,rraf ri, o. ID, i Iaesay IA September next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-07
V,HE FLUSHING, NORTH SIDE AND
CENTRAL RAILROAD
AND
LONG ISLAM

LONG ISLAND
SHORT ROUTE TO BABYLON AND FIRE ISLAND
Tran, Iiuuers Point $3.50. $50 $3.50 m ana
80 B jpn. a IN snd i3o y. are 'aa bttfe~
For daily Flushing College Point hi'esioos S S
Neck and all other Tables ferryoo~s les'. Nes
yok ot of nep River 80 inmates and foot oil ihiy
ourtat River 10 previous 10 The % ~.
o Hunter Point Tickets sold aud baggage CHECKED ny
AMI Offices Sunday trains eaye han'srs I'm %
B,bylon Uempstcad all stations al tlo ~ ss 80
Fo Flushing College Point whtestone Aaa al inkmoss III
At \ 10 a. IN 1890. 80, d. Fof Vfsr, S 49, az
al. stations At 10; 30 and 700 ihe o." 800
m and 900 4:35 m. trsns frcm hunters f0"'' ''
With Babylon ivt Fwe lssno . y.prou ,,nen,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-07
STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CALMING THb
UNITED STATES MAIL.
sEw AND gCLI~POwERBD STEAMSHIPS -
sailing tr Nes.iors SATURDAYS Liverpool On THURS
OAlS. cAlAns Al Cort hsruO' each
BALTIC. SATURDAY. August Al LOO y m
HRIrANNIC. SATURDAY August ID al 1850 a IN
CELTIC. SATURDA1. August ~. al l:OO g. IA
OCEANiI. SATURDAY August ~. a. f'Ol No.
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY. September D az 1900 p IL
Prom the White Per o. Norh ld'ct
unriyAe
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT.
bathrooms 10 msho SO
where least L Surgeons All ne"ne' ae'mpAS'
Dee.
kArEs-saloon $50 goa. Return Ticket. $40 so Steeg-,
at ou rateA Those wshlre for fnenis the Old Country
can now Obtain sLeegr prepaid certificates al low rates
Passengers hooked Of AmsncA ana hAnouH
Sorusy Sweden. India Australia. China. &c
Draft al
Ior p,ncon Of Information spp The oomoan~s
sn1os No IN bIvsdNsT, hes-lWk D. SVHkE, AkelI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-07
Corporation Notices.
GRANITE aud MASON WORK.

JNOR GRANITE and MASON WORK.
Sealed Proposals win be received By The Department o. Public
Parks until H. 1874, for GRANITE and
MASON portion the building known Museum OF
Ant on Central Park For particulars The C Record Copies for
sae at No. = CITY Hall
NOR BUILDING PAVILIONS, &c.
Sealed Proposals will be received BY the Department OF Public
Charities and Correction until o'clock p M August - io'i io
uIIDIyG PAVONS on BAckgels au1 RsndErs Islands. Also
r ELEVATOR az bellevue Hospital For particulars The City
Record. Cop.es for sale at No Cts HAL
fTIUIRD DISTRICT COURT HOUSE,
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by tue Commissioners for
the ERECTION COURT HOUSE In the fbri Jnie Dis
tuc mil ~ O'clock noon AUGUST H. 1874 tue mas0n and
bckayes work and the cutters work Of Court House.
Re. lover and Prison the Thru Judicial Dis
ct particulars The Cay Record Copies fos sale at No.
Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-07
Ulp,oeno NcIlfes.
alarplc ano 1lale Hllniels.

A KLABER, 14 East Eighteenth-st near
Tb,s,e "a s'tlne and manufacturing all tnls OF mhphh
snd MARBL EIZED MAErELS ard other hifb's "oa A'~
dus.i pf.ee. Marble TaiuiIg iof NE uAds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-07
OTrcE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.. ST. LouIs, June p 1874
NOTICE 10 BONDHOLDERS of the Kansas

=
~ Pacific Riwsy Company To the holders bonds OF
Pacific RAILWAY Conpauy Division, known a. w,
Pacific Railway Company dated the drt dav Of June A. ~ lop %
secured by mortgage Of the dse TO Jonn E1gr ~ n
adonhus railroad OF sara
tween the one hundred and the three uudd snd esn
fnrth mile pos thereon Kansas You are heb
,ised bs, said conpapv OF the Dlstct 'oW
Wy,ndotte Comfy State the hr honay ~
sey,cbrr neYt up conformity the OF sad ofs
o the apponrt Of Mathew Baird Of Pmsdelpha PennsyVl
nstes o sad mortgage in place John Edgar THOMSON u
ceased. 'p.i-hi T., ,-.r Co,,nany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-07
NETWORK, NEW-HAYEN AND HART

H. X
Arrangement Nav H. 1874 Passenger station
Central DenOt entrance Forty-secuhds
NEY-YhRK
Trains for Eew-liaven 7:l0 (Acon.L O5 lRnl 900
(Accnl 1000 tEN 1900 fAccnb 500 tBLl $500 tELb.
2:20 ccn I3s j:lj local E $40 EL and 3;lO EGj
For South Norwilk 40 sos 905 NJ 1900 a.. loo tEI
22O 49, ABS bib $50 6:3j 10 $40 m FOR naml0n,
no sos 9Oj 1910 1900 loo 200 AMI 80 (brj
BOO 43o. as, 3: %. 5:iO. 6.3j, 1920, $40, GlO NJ
For Post Chester. ll:iO .. m. 100
Boston Express wa Springfield sos and l0a and $40
D. H. Line and % 10 lhe 300 NJ lUO. 5l9
aud $40 stopping STANFORD SorSalA AMI EDO
aui 1000 S:lO and 9:lO AZ BRIDGEPORT The
500 d. H. l With shore Line Division iot
tie Valley Sa0look The 500 m nf
with shore Line Division for Nor"eh ana Ne"haen
r. Nea-iagn and the 500 H. ana pm IA
sos 10 and II s connect with
Connect ut r. Springfield and for Moutre lhs
m. v It'll Saugatuk X a.l ile 0OJ
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fost an0 Gouno.

DANK BOOK LOST.-Bank Book No.
ID 3l7 023 the Bwery savings Bank missing The tniet
requested II restored before the oth day
September application will be to the Bank Tor ne"
book
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J. ". II. UNDERWOOD.
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40 rIE CREDITORS OF TIE MEMPHIS

no THE CREDITORS OF THE MEMPHIS,
L Ell PASO AND PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANl.-N..ce Is
hereby give order United states Cc-i "i " e
Texas. equity, m1ie IN t1 si 81 F'n ~ a.
~ Pl.o an Pacific Railroad to1pinY -rI i-t We
Of said Company r-lIfe q"
pre their UNDERSIGNED Receiver said COMPANY 81
ofic Seriors,
Clerk sd al fyer Texas, before The hri
dsv Of Sle1eJ lsl} gd I'M du sae,f me, w p sevf
s srrs1 and 1,eu1e ION AZ beuef, atfe aos made
and from al claim to participate ~ DC distribution % ~
funds that 50 all come to hts nan
hui his notice add eei 10 The holders 81 SNc
Jul Grant Bonus continue deposit for The OF
he NJ exang lands md the contract pAns Win 'he
Texas AM Pacific Railway COMPANY 800 - c,.-
New.YoIk, May 70, lS1i JNO' 4 - IN
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-07

Steamers STONINGrON Monday, WEDNESDAY and fudtf NAN
RAGASSETr TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY. from Pier 80 North
River. at ,,,,y -, Avn Al ,..., S.,
from PIER 80 North ~ and Pier hAss
River Al D. NJ arriving Bosom the evening htcaOa
a. I''SIxs Gen Pa. Agyut d. = BABCoCK Pres.