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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-07

ArTirdii al he CdlrcrtOl HOiei and DrOc iardI.
Samuel Needy, Pa. 5lROs White, Pa,.,,.,.,, Is
Alex. GrCOnaRalt, Pa. 70 !, Foreman, Pa,,,.., ~
LHrIan Adler, Pa, I5l Joel Henry, Pa..,,..... 10
Brayhlll Co., Va, 81 Myers 4 Coz Ohio la
Carlisle & Norris, Md. 37ISlmuel Fields, Ohio o.
W. A. EOIf3s, Md. bSIMr. Morrison, NA...... ?
Frank NorTiS, pa. l9 Ross White, pa.;p:,.,,"
b. Cearioos, Md. 2O Foreman 4 VOL, Pa, 10
A. SundhelmeT, Pa. 7sl VIM. Leeds Pa..."." ~
james Adams, Ohio. OlMr. Thompson Pa" y
A, GrccnaWalt, Pa. 35S AGkGr, Md..:,..,,.,"
n MOTrls& Co, ILL.,. SOlII. Machman, Nd. e.
Mr.. OElC, nl...'...... 30 D. Foreman, IA.v".', II
lcrial Adler ILL.,. @
AriNaL al The Tinker House and Drott ldrdI'
N. Lehman& Bro, III l6glF Grothe, Pa,,.;.'.'" u
wm. d stanley, o. ISL :, Buckley, Pa" IS
s. SUIT, "a. ....., So Titus BartGs Nd .. !?
d. T. iarnItL III ..,. IA Veal Calves.
AriraLI al IHiihslM'I Hotel aud DrOTS PGrtI.
c, II, Grim, Va, ..:..,,, 4. J, RldgoWaN, ya' .
J. Mullen 4 o., Md, l6IOwGns Dorsey, Md. y
T. L. Noel Na.,''''' VI
REMARKS ON BEEF CATTLE.
The arrivalsof cattle this week amounted
to | 40 head, against 800 head last week
and 1883 head the corresponding week OF
last year, and the sales during the week
amounted to 1879 head, against 1878 head
last week and 1867 the corresponding week
Of last year, and were as fOllowsi
To baltimore BuChGrs wv
To Washington aud Annapolis butchers.,-,"''. Wy
To Eastern spectators. "'
Total ''a"'s '''''-"-'i 90
Dizziness has characterized the market
throughout the week, and the decline In
prices has been greater than II has been for
some weeks past. Towards thu llOSc of the
markctthC falling of in prices has been
4aost marked and opinions vary largely as
to the extent of the decline 7Sa1cl i would
seem Is most generally believed to be near
est the mark, the greatest decline being on
the medium and common cattle. Few
sales have been effected at our highest quo
tationS. The quality is not as good an nv
crage as last week, there being more COM
mon cattle.
C.P. Brewer & Co. report COWS selling
at from $50 to $50 per head, and market
dull. -
THR SWIM MARKET.
Receipts this week e, SSd
Receipts last S'S GS
Receipts one year Rgl e'o'V
REMARKS.
The market has been exceedingly dull
during the past week, and there Is no pres
ent promise Of any Improvement Prices
also aro Iic lower than they were last
week, with an equally unpromslng out
look. Attho close there are considerable
numbered hogs in the pens unsold, and II
further arrivals still aId to tile numbers an
additional decline will be the result The
ounlityis fully rs good us 1t was last week.
We quote still hogs atONalOAcf corn hogs
IMiiXc, aud II few extra shade higher
-. TILE sIIEEr MARKET,
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THANKS "FROM THE DEPTHS OF THE
0. HEART
WELLINGTON, LoRAIN CO., o., |
----- August "a, 1874. I
Din. R. V. prrncE, Buffalo, N " d

AAhBN's
Dn. R, V. PrEncE, Buffalo, N. y: 3.
Der Sir Your medicines, Golden
Medical Discovery, DR.. Sage'S Cntarrh
Remedy, have proved Of The greatest SER
vice to me. Six months ago no one
thought that could possibly live long.
/ hal a complication Of diseases-scroi:
ula, nlaniiesting itself IN cruptiOns anil
great bIOtches on my head, that made
such sores that | could not have my hair
combed without causing me much suffer
Ing; also causing swollen glands. tonsils.
enlarged, enlarged or "thick neckn and
large aud numerous bOils. ! also sui
fered from terrible Chronic Catarrh,
and In fact was 10 diseased that life was
a burden to me. hal tried many doc.
tors with no benefit. finally procured
onc.halt dozen bottles Of your Golden
Medical Discovery and one dozen Sage,s
Catarrh Remedy and commenced their
,lse. Al first was badly discouraged,
but after taking four bottles Of the Dis.
covcry began TO improve, and when |
had taken The remaining was Gcl. IN
addition 10 the Use Of Discovery applied
a solution Of Iodine to the Goitre or
thick neck, as yOn advise In pamphlet
wrapping, and II entirely disappeared.
Your Discovery is certainly the most
wonderful blood medicine ever invented:
I thank God and you from the depths OF
my heart for the great good II has done
me. Very gratefully
,0''' Mis-. L. CnAFFEE.
Most medicines which are advertised
rs blood purifiers and liver medicines
contain either mercury, in some form, OF
potnssium and iodine variouSly comb lined
All OF these agents have strong tendency
TO break down the blood cOrpuscles, and
lebilitate and otherwise permanently In
lure the human system, and should there
| lore DO discarded. DR.. Pierce Colder
Medical Discovery, on the other hand
being com posed Of the fluid extracts o
native plants, banks and roots, will in NJ
case produce injury, ia effects beinl
strengthening and curative only. SarSa
parilIa, which used to enjoy quite rep
utation as blood purifier, Is a remed.
Of thirty years ago, and may well CIV
place, az Il Ia doing, to the more positiy
and valuable vegetable alternatives whicI
later medical investigation and discover.
hns brought to light, In SCrOlula o
Kings Evil, White sSellings, Ulcers
Erysipelas, Swelled Neck, GUitre, ScrOfu
IloGs lnhammatiohs, t,dOleht lnfammS
lion, Ntetcutial affections, Old SOre'
Eruptions Of the Skin, and Sore Eyes, q
In ali other blood diseases, DR.. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery has shown II
great remedial powers, curing the mos
obstinate and inttaCtable cases. Sold b
: all dealers in medicines. eOd,sw&w
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! 3,IaER' twain. iiH "a

The Louisville Courier.JOurndi says
In answer 10 many inquiries, "Whnt is
mark twairT We "rtsc TO explain All
boats CARRY what ia called lead.li9e.
When they approach shallow water the
pilot taps . 6ellOn the roof once, and a
deck hand aheavcs the lead" cries out TO
the captain on the roof and the captain
repeats tito pilot. alIeaying the lead.
il dropping the lead-line over the bow OF
the boat into the river until the lead
touches bottom and the depth Of water Is
nscertainei. The lead.line Ia twenty
four feet long--"four fathonls." Every
three feet from the lead or lower end y a
tap inade-Oi leather fastened 10 the line
uhtitnine ieetis marked off When the
the water Is less than nine feet the number
Of feet Ia called oft by the man who
dhcayes the lead" Al the nine foot mark
n red flannel tag Is used, and all over
and above that "tWaih" Ia tised. Fol, In
stance, iOi feet water is "guarter less
twain;b u leet water Is Marx Tirdtn,
this mark being designated by split OF
double leather tag; 13l feet water I
Tunarter twain" is feet water is ThNlI
,SSin.I i6I fett water "a "qhatser less
three (iathoms); IS feet L. called three
iathomS,S and Il marked by three tags
igI feet Is gquatter three n feet u hal
three and q feet il calledfquattet
less four (ialhoms) then q feet anC
over il called iiour fathOms' and +deel
four" marked BY d tag with a round holt
in II, and when The water Is deeper thai
deep FOUR the crier generally shout
mo BOTTOM" the pilot taps the big bel
once, the dead Is drawn" aud the boa
proceeds Under 4 full head 81 steam
When the lead is being "heaved" the boa
generally proceeds under "slCw bell.
In other words, cautiously and slowly
using about one.iourth or half the usua
power Of steam. own
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PIrrsDundlI, May G.-Wheat-Qn anil
prices unchanged. Corn-ln light supply
and firm; car and Shelled SGaSSe. Petrole'
INN - Crude 81 iOa1 4j at Pnrkers; re.
fined l2NC, Philadelphia delivery.
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NE@ YORK, May G-M0SEY-EaSy at
2hafpercent Prime mercantile paper inO
per cent. fnT 2 ..l.
srERiIxG ExcI4SGE Quiet ut A.S7a
4.s7sSTlor sixty days and sL9oat.oON for
sightsIg m, $500
GotB-Strong, Opennga ut nbI4, and clos
ing nj ,u5IE. BORROWING rates la3 i'G per
cent.tsiIeforc the dose loans mere made
fiat tThC Assistant Treasurer tlisbursed
$4,000 Clearings, ~, OOO,OOo. Custom re-
rrinia S121,O
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Mr. BARSuM is said to contemplate
buying Rhode Island az a good site for a
lIippodrome, He will roof the inhab.
ilAnls in and allow them to become per.
pctual deod.heods,-N Y TssgGm,
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CLEVELAND, May O.-wheat-Firm and
unchanged. Corn-Steady and uneh,angeu'
Oats-Firm and unchanged. Pcnoleu nv
Quiet; standard white, car lots, II Hci Ohlo
State test l2Hc; small lots LACE higher
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TRUSTEES SALE
CRESCENT {; n MILL

puraaul 10 deed Of trust Of The CRESCENT
IRON COMPANY, dated the second day Of
March, ts7i, and recorded IN deed Of Trust BOOk,
Ma l. rage 2OB, III the Clerks Office Of tho County
Court d Ohio cOuniy, West Virginia, We tho uii-
,lerslIneL, llannilnl Forbes and Robert Cnngle,
Trustees, The said Hannibal Forbes having Men W
an order Of the Circuit Court for Ohio county, West
Va, made and entered Oh tho 10Th day Of l'ccclh;;
lTr' 1874, appointed Trustee In the place and steal
n ihntts 4 Wheat tlCCRasNl) will on
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Apct Of the pcttlconts.

From the Now York Sun, April 10.
The handsome English actor Rlgnold's
benefit matinea packed Booths TheatOr
Yesterday afternoon. Every seat was
sold before Tuesday noon. Spectators
held many at exorlitant rates. Camp
stools were sold for 81, and were all gone
by noon yesterday. The audience was
composed almost entirely Of ladies, and
every lady wore her most becoming bon.
net and looked her best. Thousands Of
fresh kid gloves were clapped to pieces be.
fore Claude Melnotte was called out be-
tween "The Lady OF Lyons aud "BIack-
Eyed Susan" and when the handsome
blonde commenced his speech, tho work
of dcstrucli6noi kids was completed. At
last the ladies grew tired Of clapping, and
permitted their favOritc to speak. lie
h!usIcd fnriously, and twirlcl his mus,
tache a. lierccly rs mild.manncrc'I
gentleman could,
ppm nervous. Applause. lsG4rcely
know what to say, anu hope yonlI Lnr'
don me, as Pm not accustomed to i'm.
promptu speech making. [Applause.l ]
thank YOU dllyery lnuch, ] think lhavF
made friends among you. Renewed ap
plause.l When first arrived was tod
that | ran the risk Of not pleasing lhG
American public---that King Henry
would not le popular, and that my style
VI acting would not please you PVT ! DC
gin to think that was q great mistake.
think yoh have been very indnlgent Il
mel and that you do, like king Henry
Prolonged ,9pplause..l I wa not yer!
rassed; and hardly did myself Justice Blu
my audiences and the press were verl
kind to me. / have much 10 be grateih
for, and hope you may in the future Iik'
King Henry better than ever" J..
A button.hole bouquet fell at Rlgnold''
fJSt. O Amid q storm 81 Applahiohe took
II up. Blushing like boy Of fifteen, The
handsome actor looked at the boulue
and continued, as soon ns the plqlpdltI
were suspended; .p.f.i|Jr.iiI,
0l'm strc ! don't know 70 whom ! an
indebted for this
RiVnold smiled, kissed the bouquet
waved il toward the dress circle, kissed !
again, andlblAshing md smiling, bowe!t
himself out Of sight Of his enthusiastic
nilmifcfg. ''N
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The following are the names Of the prin.
cipal drOVers, owners, or cOnsignees of the
principal drOvCrs, where the cattle are re-
ported from and their destination;
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

Tho undersigned by virtue Of deed Of trust OK
ecuUd 10 hlm by lSiac Colts, dated the lst day Of
March, 1875 and recorded In tho office Of tho Clerk
Of the Comfy Court Of Ohio county In DeCl Of
Trust Book No. y, pages 226 aud 22J, will sell oil
public auction ut the front door Of the Court IOuSO
Of Ohio county, At 10 o'clock a. NJ on
SATURDAY, tho lSt day Of May, 1870,
the following property to-wit: The north half Of
the forty feet Ia front Of lot numbered 10 on the
west side Of Market SQUARE, IN the city Of Wheel
Ing, being about twenty ieCt 10 front aud running
back 10 the alley, together with the building and
appuFtenanCes situated thereon. Sud building u
now occupied by O. Il. Wagner. Said property will
DO sold subject 10 the dover Of Susan T. Colts the
wife Of said ISauc Cots, which however will only
vest In case the said Susan u. Cots should survive
tho said Isaac Colts, and 10 lease Oi ld premises
held by c, f. Wagner Tor the three years next on.
suing after the lG(day Of April 1875 A the rate Of
$500 per year, the hrt years rental having already
been advanced to the aill Isaac Cots
TERAs oy sA5E Sis 9aHitAtE} Is fila Y'II fcS
m.,.'S as from tho day Of sale, AMI The remaining
third IN SIX months from Enll day Of Ee, the pnr-
chaser giving notes with satisfactory security Tor
Slll deferred installmenlG
Selling ~ lrtisLGe, the undersigned will convey
only such title rs IsCOniGrred upon him by the said
deed Of March ISL 1873 though the title u believed
10 10 good JOHN u. PENDLETON.
j. CHAMBERS lIRRvEY, AuptlOneer. mr3l
The above sale Is postponed until TUESDAY,
May II, Al 10 o'clock 4. N, -
nyJ JOHN u. PENDhEIUNI
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uONBkNM IN " - hW' ~ 80.
tInitedSlaCs d Of 1851 coupons. ......'.''.i2s
FiVe-fWenlle5 (lSG2) ''sa'''''".is
FIve-twGntlCa 1855 a,.E..,. i
Five tWentles (lS91)
Fivr-lWentlCs tiSdSl new ''"'i,S5t
Eive-lWentlcS $3.50 tx, ,[g
FiVc-twentlcs (lSdS)
TCn.itrlleI '''''t i2g
New Fiyus
Currency ~"1S
STATE lIOSDs--DMll. 'aT ...,H
Missouri ''''''''''g
Tennessee, old
Tennessee, A'',,''.''
VlHiua, ilOW. ~
Virginia, Old....g.
North Carolina,
North Carolina. NV
RAILROAD DoSps-Quict
SrO6Ks-The stock market was de.
pressed early ID the day by 'Eutopean nd
vices Of n small panic in Paris by reali1a.
tions and by heavy shipments Of specie
and prices fell of under pretty active
selling movement Of iIai per cent. There
wast much better feeling inthe afternoon
and iIt The close Of business prices were up
iiags5 her cent from the lowest point Of the
day Pacific Mail rose from 439E to ~
Western Union from 7s'6 TO I926, Rock
island from iOi to iOih, Harlem from ~
toiSlSk, and lake Shore from 70H TO 7OA
Union Pacific was the leading feature AM
advanced from FAX to GFCloslng at III,
highest point. Missouri pdeiaclrosc to ~
and Atlantic 4 Pacific preferred to 1919
New Jersey Central was exceptionally
weak in late dealings and declined iron
TO 1888, with the first sales at iOoh
The depression in this stocksyas caused b.
the revival Of the rumor ofthe purchase o
the New jersey Southern Bailtoad by tn
baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad. Erie dCcline'
10 268 on the loss Of bridge and after
wards recovered to 30. Tie Missouri AM
Kansas CITY was more active and rose 4
iOiSbid al one time withoutsales, but after
, woftlS sold ut o. The ST. Louis, kanSa
DIV and Northern common stock has bee
admitted to dealings in the Stock ESchnng
and to-day sold Nt9Na9c. The transaction
weto tG6 200 shares, Of which $4,000 wer
Pacific Mail, 26,OOO Western Union, 300
Northwestern, 5000 Erie, 2l,WO LAX
. .,..-. - 81 Nh t'ninn Pacific,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Baltimore Live stock Market

by Telegraph to The htelligtnerr.)
OPPlCE OF MAINLAND LIVE Stock Scales, |
BALTIMORE, May 4, 1879
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"I1sYCItOMANCY, OR sOUL CHARMING"
lIow either sex may faScinate and gain the
love and affections Of any persDn they choose, Inc
Slantly This art all can possess free, by mail iOr
81 cents; together with Marriage Guide, Egyptian
Craclc, DREAMS, Hints 10 ladies, etc. lO0QOOO
sold, A queer link, Address r. WILLIAM 4
~. pubs Philadelphia,
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AHAAAANRHHl -'rH -
REcRlFTa YOR THE WEEK.
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Nos. and 10 run Daily. No Daily, except
Sunday. No, Daily, except saturday.
East bound tIAlna mAk0 c6nnOciionl al RalumOFO
with trains for Philadelphia, New York and BOIlon,
AZ Washington City, for all points South.
Wealb0und tTalnS mako direct connection loF al
points West and Northwest Il
Pullman Palace Can on al night tIlinL
WHEELING, PTTTSd AND BAIT. DIVISION.
EAsr-LkAHE8 WEr-LEAYH
"Wheellng daily RWnhlRgton, m.
at,..,. 66 Z. N, daily Rt,..,r..0t ~ & NJ
Wheeling daily WaShinEtOn, n.
at,;."".".",-E b6 ?, N. daily At,, ,.n,e BIO p, n,
"sundaya excepted 'Sundayl excepted.
Tickets 10 all principal points can DO procured
the Office at tho Depot
Master Of TnnSpoFnlion.
noVi6
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Missouri ...'.'. ''''''''s
Tennessee,
Tennessee, a.
Viniula, new n. ..
Virginia, Old..."".g .,..,.
North Carolina,
NnsIE ~ rniIna nav ..IU
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ooLUMRUs AND INDLANAPoLls DIVISION.

NOs. I, 2, OAnd run Daily to and from Cnsn.
natl. All other trains Daily, except Sunday.
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TRAMsaoRTATIoM.

Nos' u and q run Daily, No 70 and No. %
Daily, except Sunday,
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BY virtue Of deel Of trust made to me rs
trustee by James NJ. Wheat and wife, dated tho
Nth day Of August, 1874, and recorded Ia Deed Of
Trust Hook No /, page ~, In The Clerks 0tinr Of
tbs COunty Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-06
Bank Robbery in japan.

A Yokohsms letter to the San Francisco Alta
Gays: On Monday, April 10, it was discovered
that two European officials Of the Compton
dsEscompte de Paris hsd disappeared, and that q
hrge sum Of money was missing. Preparations
for pursuit were ct once made, and it havin 6
been ascertained that the fueitives had escaped
IN . vessel called the Iris, which had been pur-
chased for them by an accomplish, q fast steam
ting Vas chartered, and the British Consular Con-
stable. armed with warrant for their arrest, and
accompanied by . sub-lieutenant and elk blue
jackets Of her MAjest,'s steamship Thalia, went
IN pursuit. Within three hours the fugitive 8
were overtaken and the vessel boarded, where
upon tbs defaultere, seeing their game was up,
went below and shot themselves.
About thirty-four thousand dollars has been
recovered, and the vessel, which was brought
back, win, Of course, prove further asset; but
Il u known that . large sum viii still be found
deficient The whole affair, from the fight of
the defAulters and the discovery Of the robbery
to the capture Of the vess and the suicide OF the
principal actors in the tragedy, occupied about q
dozen hours only. An inquest was held on the
following day on the body Of one Of them-an
English subject named 6waby. A verdict OF telo
de Sc was returned, and the criminals we're
buried in the General Cemetery late in the ever
ing. The body OF Swaby has since been exhumed
by his friends and rendered in another portion
Of the grounds. The affair has created pro-
found stir in the community, and the trial OF the
Captain and the purchaser Of the vessel which
carried them away 10 looked forward TO with
much interest.
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The nlsooyery Of Lithography.

A writer says: After the first triumphant per-
Torrance Of Mozarts opera Of Don Juan" At
Munich, the theater w:s deserted BY all except
do. After looking around the stage to see that
no sparks had ignited about the thsater. he re-
tired to his room to stamp the theater tickets
for the following day. As he entered the room
he had three things in bis hsnds-a polished
whetstone for razors, which he had purchased, .
ticket stamp moistened with printers ink, and .
check on the theater treasury for weeks
salary.
he placed the check on table, when gust of
wind took it. swept il high mp in his room for .
moment, and then deposited it in . basin filed
with water. Sennefelder took the wet paper,
dried it - well as he could, and then, to make
sure of it, weighed it down with whetetone, on
which he had careessy before put the printing
stamp. Returning the following morning he was
accurately on the damp paper. He gazed long at
the check; . sudden thought flashed thro gh his
brain; he wondered il by some such means he
could not save himself the weary trouble he con-
tinually had copying the songs Of the chorus.
That very morning he went and purchased .
large stone and commenced to make experiments,
and finally succeeded in discovering the art OF
printing from stone-hthography.
THE ORLEANS RAILROAD CoMpANY.-The route
Of this company has become the favorite with
parties wishing to go to the Fair Grounds, it
being the shortest and most expeditions. For
the information Of our readers, we Will state
that the green cars, starting from the Gay
Statue, go up Canal down nauph h3 and D w.
by the way OF the Bayou st. John to the Fair
Grounds, without extra charge. The mpany
are making every effort to give full satisfaction
to the public, and we are glad to learn that they
are meeting with the greatest success.
Mineral waters and ice cold soda water, at 1.
L, Lyons's, corner Camp and Gravier.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
By Nash s. HOdgsON,
BOILERS, ENGINES, PUMPS, CAPsTAN HOG
CHAINS, Etc.
From the Wreck of the Steamer Chas. A. Bodmann
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
DY NASH HoDGsON-w. I. Hodgson, Auc.
ID tioneer-Ofice No. Carondelet ttreet-On
TUESDAY, June 8, 1875, at 1012 o'clock A. NJ on
thelevee, head of Julia street, will be sold
Two Flue Boilers 40 inches by &c feet.
Donkey Boiler SO inches by 16 feet.
Doctor Eng ne, with b;lge pump.
Main Engine, Hosting Engine.
l Small Engine, with upright boiler.
Lot Hog Chains, Scrap, Wrought and Sheet Iron
Shafting, Gearing, Freight Elevators, Capstan,
Pumps, ETC. Saved from the wreck of the Steamer
G. A. Bodmann.
Terms-Cash on delivery. je4 I'd
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-06

a puzzled st. Louis man writes to inquire how
: y that the sewing machine companies Of the
United States can not sell machine in their own
country for less than from $50 to $780, and yet can
make reasonable profit by selling them in
Europe, with the cost Of transportation added,
Snr ffonn f26 to $50.
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See card Of Washington Hook and Ladder Fire
Company No. !. Of Agiers, pubished in another
co1umn.
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Neers. e T. Byrns 4 %. invite special attsn-
1ion a theft custonexs and to public 70 large
r 1n1fos' dFooee4 - - exlEaosdinaxy lew peice
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-06

The Irish World says It isn't right for preach
en- to accumulate wealth. This may Be true
enough; but what We want to know IL whether
e = rieht III editors to accumulate wealth. II
e r. - want - begin 10 accumulate" but We
have 70 desire 20 do anything that 10 net
riRht Nos1ia1os0n BWd1d.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-06

Messrs n. L. Byrne Co. are offering dres,
goods, white goods, hosiery, cotton goods, ready
nade suits, underwear, ETC., etc, at enormously
reduced prices.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-06

Rubber spinal bags, ice csps, pillows, cushions
l. L. Lyons, corner Camp and Gravier.