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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-29
NhleORn.

CHICAGO, October 2S.-Flour- Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-Dun and lower at
close; No, spring 81 lSal l3H; No. .,
81 Tx spot; 81 OSI seller October; sales
at 81 0SHal 10 seller November; closed ut
81 0Sl4 seller November; No. 8, 93JSa9Sss{c;
rejected 81 lSaS9c. Corn-Quiet and steady;
No. . mixed 59&a53c spot, has sold at 5lc
spot; 52lSa529SG seller October 5l5Sc bid
seller November 479Sc bid seller the year;
rejected 5lISa5l%c, Oats-Dull; No, .,
SSLaS32sc spot; S9Tc seller November;
3ljsaS2c seller the year rejected 97a2sc.
Barley-AGtive ut ssc October; sSasS]Sc
November. Rye-Quiet ut 69l.c spot; zoe
seller November. Bulk Meats-Fair de-
mand. POrk-Old ST. Is; new $50 90 spot;
so 75a9l 90 seller October; $40 SOal9 40
seller November. Lard-Quiet old Sl3 80;
new $l3 90 spot; Sl3 l9IIal3 10 seller Octo.
Der. Whisky-Quiet and steady at 81 IS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money and Stocks.


NRw YORK, October 2s,-MoNEY-NIar.
ket easy at 3a4 per cent, Prime mercantile
paper 6a7 per cent, Custom receipts, S944,.
900. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
100000. Clearings, $4S,OOO,OOO.
GoLD-Advanced from llG% to ll63s;
fell of to llOH, md closed at llGIl, The
rates paid for borrowing were 3.Gl, lilo,
5'Gi, S.S2, u, 1852 and l.64 per cent per
diem, Loans were also made fiat and 3al
per cent for carrying,
The increased dearnCSs Of cash gold was
attributed In some quarters to the gold
transferred by the Syndicate to the Treas.
urer in settlement Of called bonds.
GOVERNMENT BONDs-In active demand
and higher, owing to the improvement ut
London and the rise OF gold here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-29

BoxtSd THE EARs.-There are several
things very commonly done which are e1'
tremely injurious to The ear, and ought tC
be carefully avoided. One Of these l.
the practice Of boxing childten's ears. II
ia known that the passage Of the ear Is
closed by thin membrane, especially
adapted to be influenced by every Inn
pulse of the air, and with nothing but The
air to support II internally. What, then
can be more likely to injute this mem
brane than a sudden and fotcible COM
preston Of the air in front Of IL? II any
one designed to break or over.stretch the
the membrane, more efficient means
could scarcely he devised than TO bring The
hand suddenly and fotcibly down upon
the passage Of the ear, thus driving The
air violently before II, with no POSSIBLE
lily Of Tia escape but by the membrane
giving way. Medical authorities assert
that many children are in this way made
deadly boxing on the ear.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-29

C1SCrSSAr1, October 2s.-Cotton-D Dull
at lSHc. Flour-Dull and unchanged
Wheat-Dull; red at Il goal 30. Corn
Dull At Coo. Oats-Dull at 2sa42c. Bar
ley-Fitm and unchanged. Rye-QuieI
and firm at 7sas0c.. Pork-Quiet at 500 &C
ago 75 IArd--QuiGt; steam at i3c; kettle
1870. Bulk Meats-Quiet; old shoulders
sAci new meat, 10 and IL days In salt, job
bling at 9al2Aai2Nc, packed. Bacon.
Quiet and unchanged. Whisky-Demand
fair and market arm at 81 Is. -.-
H0gs-In fair demand; light 80 70a6 So
good light andpaeklns % s0l7 rs; butcher
III S0a7 40,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-29

Corn loses onc.6fth by drying, and
wheat one.fourteenth, From this the esti.
mate is made that It is more profitable for
the farmer TO sell unshelled corn in the
fall at rs cents than at 81 bushel in the
following summer, aud that wheat at 81 %
in December is equal to 81 so in the sue.
ceeding June. In cases Of potatoes-tak.
ing those that rot and are otherwise lost
together with the shrinkagO, there islit-
tie doubt that between October and June
the loss to the owner who holds them Is
not less than 50 per cent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-29
directions FIR Packing Eggs,

The Importance Of perfectly dry pack.
ing in all cases can not be over estimated
by parties expecting to make success Of
egg shipping.
Dirty eggs are Objectionable, and should
be bought at reduced prices and packed
separate, or 40 thoroughly mixed with
clean ones in such small proportion "a
not to attract unavoidable remark.
We must emphatically recommend the
use Of new barrels over old, AZ purchasers
give decided preference to new packages,
and in the we'll supplied and declining
market the eggs shipped in old packages
are left behind to suffer the loss,
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TOLEDO, October S.-Flour-Demand
fair and market firm. IWheat-DemAnd nc
tive and advanced; No. . white Wabash
81 80; No. 5 do 81 %; No. white Michigan
81 9Sl1; amber 81 10; seller November
81 1914; seller December 81 29Jfal 92A
No. Sired 81 OH rejected 92a93c. Corn
Quiet high mixed at 60c; new seller the
year 49c; no grade 4Sc; new do 5Oc. Oats
Quiet and firm; No. 2, S6%aS6 Nc; Michigan
800; rejected Sic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-29

DR.. H. V. Pierce, Of Buffalo, distinguished
in surgery, and the general practice In the
profession he hOnorS, has made valuable
contribution to the medical literature Of
the day, In u comprehensive work entitled
"Ihe Peoples Common Sense Medical Ad
wiser" While scientific throughout, II II
singularly FREQ from technical and stilted
terms. II comes right down to the common
sense Of everyday life. DR.. Pierce Is a no
bic specimen Of American manhood. lie
has sprung from the people; and, with
many sympRthies In common with the
masses, has sought TO render them n sub
stantial service in this the great work OF his
life. GOl.sWGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-29
New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, October 2s.-Domestic cot
ton goods and prints quiet, except cotton
hanRGls and corset jeans, which are in good
demand. Manchester fancy and plaid
prints reduced to lie. Ginghams in steady
request and plaid cotton dress goods fairly
active, Repellants in better demand and
blues scarce. Cashmeres dull, but over
coating in fair request.
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Price, Twenty-Five Omit
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seqi Il Park Row, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-02
COTTON MARKETS.

NEw.ORLFANs Dec. LECTION quiet Micdiing. IL &c ;
IOwA ding. IL Sc. Good Ordinary i'st net lecSl2-
725l bales gross glO1 bales expor,, 10 FraGce, aS1
bales coaswse 21o3 bales; sales, 1900 bales socE 1885,
S.vINSAH Dec Cotton quie, AID easy Middlng 12'c.
Low Middng IZisc. Good Ordinary lliec net receipts
bales gross 3337 bales exports, cOastWlse S42 DcS
saies l 3 Is bales; stock. 67,5l2 bales. - 80.
CHARLEsTON, Dec Lotion STEADY; IidGlHg l2'fc Low
Niddlng SC; Good Ordinary, llc ne. receipts -90l
bales exports the Continent $3.50 bales, cOgstWIse 90
bales sales 1000 balos; stock, GLOSS bales, 20, -
Middlng l1'sall%c GOOD Ordinary ilci net r.ccilt
227 bales sales 300 bales stock "a 39l bai.s; ,.
MFliFHis, lotion quiet 5iiddllg l24c receipts
1894 balcs shipments l,7o0 bales saes S'-OO OAieSi
Bt1Ii-joRF pc Cotton dull and easier milling 1881
Receipts C5 bales exports wise 2lJ raics sales, lJj
bales: spiuners, 100 bales stock, l0,075 bales. -
GALVESTON lection steady; Mddling, u l2c Low
Niddug l2c Good Ordinary, 1l'4c; net receipts. 3i93
bales exports, coswe FOG Oaes ssle 900 bales STOCK
'%oRfoIS Dec l--Cotton dull; snddlinc 12Sc net re-
ccipts 2,I2O bales czPor.s ooast"ise lo7 b$os SAFES
WIlgSGf0N bee. COTTON quiet; Middlng 12Lc; Low
btes: exports Great Britain 1914 bales csiorts, coast
wise or bales Gales l2j bales stock 34l1 bales.
BOSTON. Dec. Lotion quiet Middhug iZNc% Low
MiddLng, l3c GOOD Ordinary l2'1c net ieccpis lOl
bales rross 80 bales exports 10 Great Britain ga bales
PHI pFtPrA Dec l.-Coton quiet Mddiug l3Lc;
gross rs bales exports 10 Great Brtn l4O' bales
the Continent, - bales. 1880. 80,
Low MddiuR. sc' Good Ordinary llc net receipts l"Oi
bales sales 97J bales. - 800
ST. LOUIS. Dec. l-Cotton easy Mdding l2s-c.i Low
Mddung l2Slsc Good Ordinary llbsc net receipts III
bales shipments, 27oJ bales sales ~ bales STOCK ll6'l
CNcNNAu Dec. 1.-Cotton steady Middling 12fc; Low
shipments SOS bales sles II BALES; stock 6O79 bales
LOUISVILLE, Dsc Lotion dun Midilng, l2A2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-02
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATl

NETWORK CITY
Ms Hsa l %sr & Ct Zoo l2'5lSe
siadisoi,-aye iooxi25; Annie NJ Place and husband
hod Henry schntheis. and wife to Mary @osback $4,000
o Mary Bca In and HUSBAND to Hie %amsSn 1850
' WILLIAMSON St to JOIN Sr1Ps1 .S sa' 1900
'sh sin: and hn.Ss % STS & bart S ay
s o. jas 81 EsSs ana TSn % So
as9 g, no I; Of soxIs
Sd Ward; same to Matthew Keely.',..l.... $500
Boyery lNo lad 2eNiOoi catharne Barry to Noah n.,
slstsS - 100 II E Of 3dave 926I9ssy also Gst6st
lOJ II o OF Lexington ave, 20xlO0.5 Jn0 j Bur -
chell aud wife to Jno B Harvey. az 2S'ooo
Dnniam and nd Vie TO ihos II Hab5ard ... 1880
Henry Sampson SON ~ " 10000
F9rsyiGsi Il q Houston s. 2iI5 SS Az .1
man 'O"" anu 1000
Afghan to patrick Meoaade ...,........ 1000
Mandei and WHO to Luiwig Mandcl .......... 5000
IiSI g. $50 ii Of 7tiavc to ojO on iiithst
1875 s. same properly: Lewis Manuel to Iud
4sdst s a. go IT OF ith ave. 2o1i6o4 Jane Potter
aud Others executors 10 Parmelia 81 Jumps 1000
'g t1 and g2i 70 \ 2 !oAio@4 FRANK 1000
cQ;hsi s. 1922 T. Of Broaiway 275ni9e5 also
NIX to susannai IilcntIa 10000
C2hst same properly Christian Len'hai 10 W" On ooo
Bonevar corner OF 76hst 5xl2G, irregular
also 56thst u 5 l7l6fte Of 3haye. 17.IOx1005;
Jas Cadpp and vie 10 John Hill jr ........... $4,000
ba6isr and husband 70 Aug Nosser. 10000
60 hist, . 21J n OF lState 25xlOO.5 john liar
vey Austin Thompson, 1880
ith-lye, s, 63.4 it OF 57th.st, 174xSO; Tamar a
Harvard John 49, 900
Donald an VIE and others to Dietrich fink.... 10000
25thst, s. 100 II g of 7thaye lSX9S9; Jacob Fuchs
anI to C4tharne McIower 1000
62d-st, II . 10 II OF l0haye, l2Jxl005 p part Of
3srgare organ others to Martha iuck ..... 1866
CD 81, same property George Macculoch Miller and
Abraham Bogarius to Charles slosson general assign.
1Othst, =, 2So t W OF Avenue &, 50N 033: Nicholas
Ernst and and others to Mary Conkn. 10000
Joan wright wife TO Leonard scott. &C. 100
Ls,d, r referee Fanny Albert 1000
l3Istst l25 IL VI of 4thaye 17Gx99.Il same to
4i5tsi n = 800 II W Of iOthave 25x0Sg John p
ONe.l reeree John II ............... 1850
Ward Thos wife Daniel Nc Donald 21OO
Conku and husband acob stocSings and others 10000
Crossnas e husband 81 1876
3daye IS, 76.S II Of 74thsi, 21.GxlVO; James Nc 49,
Goyern 90 Regina Grossmayer 10000
Holly AMI others to John G Donneiiy ......... $1,000
Ian 10 John Fa1ngtoo .. IT, 500
Josephine LudingtOn and husband to Hugh Diem. 49,
urncplacc, . 81 10 II Of Ccai1iayc 200t50; Pc
csnals no Az a5xsJ: 1000
scloening ani husband Nina Goischmiit a. 900
oodsiiih AMI vie Pauline sehoenng 1895
Icnry-st s. 1873 IT Of Scammes 24X half Of
hiocs WIN Conner, sheriff, . David rriNman;.. $50
referee nehael acGoyefn $4,000
Geo Ha!sSy referee, to l;dwsnl Coles 10000
Pauline 81 Wheeler to Geo Wilets ......... $4,000
lOncaLl }. y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-02
cUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY of

SUPREME COURT-ClTY and COUNTY of
- NEW-YORK-1HE ~EAMEE'S BANK FOR SAVINGS,
in the City Of New York. painiins, against JANE J.
SHIELDS, JOHN SHIELDS, aud PATRICK MCNAMARA.
ieudants Ieief.-IO the defendant JJha
Shields: You hereby summoned and required to
complaint this action, Of which copy herewith served
you and to copy OF your 10 the a
ranf the subscriber his Office, No. 81 Wallst - he
City New YORK. within twenty days after the service hreo[
exclusive OF The day OF such service; and fail To
said complaint within the time Aforesaid, the plaintiffs
this action Will appy 70 the Court for the relief demanded Ia
the cJmplaint.-Daed New York, october 10, 1875.
CHARLES T. STRONG plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint the above entitled action hloi in tho
Clerk VI the CITY and County II NewY0fk - tic
house in the said City OF NewYOrA tho 2O oy Vi
October 1875. CHARLES +. STRONG,
do IayBwTh Plaintiffs A ttOrpey. N.iist
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

EUROPEAN MARKETS
LiYEKPOOL, Dee. 1-l230 p. m-cottOn IS STEADY hila
ding Uplsnds ED; Midng Orleans Sis sales ZOOo
bales including 1000 bales for speculation and export re-
cetts bales all American. Cotton 10 arrive, weaker
aaies Of bddling UpAnds. Kidding clause, shipped
December and January OeT sail, ct SD.
LIVERPOOL, $3.50 MOI the sales cotton
Day, 5000 bales were American. Bacon, on y c~L Tor
TYEKPoot- pee 10 p. m.--sales Of Midding UTlands
Cotton low Nddng clause, shipped January and February
er sai at 6Ssc. DO do March aud April delivery, at
% isIsd.
L6SDON Dec. I-l2SO p. mThe rate for money at the
|RtOck Exchange Government securities il per cent
onsOs 50 IA money a 80 iis for tue account Eie
Railway shares Preferred 81. 49,
LONDON, Dee 1850 D. m.-1he amount Of bullion with
drawn IRON the Bank u England ON balance today -
<f16.OOO faTis aivlccs quote Ientes at 66f -.
y AoADoN, Dee . n-COnsoss Tor money. 80 's e1
1O4 Erie Railway shares lll4 Preferred 20 Paris
|sd Woes quote kenies al est. CSC. -
LONDON l-6SO In.-Iehned Petroleum IL dll I'D
" gallon.
foSDos Dec 1Eyonins Linseed OIL 25i owt Spirits
FsSSxPoki Dee Limited states bonds New Fyes e9's
AafwEgP. Dec. l-PetToleum, 2o'tL ior Fine Pale Amen
can
HAVANA MARKET.
HkyAsA Dec I-Exchange hrmer; Oh the United States
90 days currency S51s7 premium short sight oSd5 pre-
mipm; 90 dys gold. 1s2alA premium short sigst iye6
III premium Spanish GOd z05 Sugar dull; no. H. D. b.
DOMESTIC MARKETS
BALTxoEk Dec L-C0tton dull and heavy Low hiddiing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-02

GUPREME COURT, COUNTY of NEW
- YORk.-JoHANNEs SCHROEDER, "a, and JohAN.
MES SCHROEDER, Jl, panDGs, ag INST GEORGE RIB
SAM dofenian;suumons Tor monry demand On contract
Com ser.)-To GEORGE RTB-AAl hereby
summoned and IT, to the aui n this ic,lDl
which was day Clerk City
and Comfy York NJ re New
cory your TO the said complaint the subscriber At
Office II Broadway, In the CITY OF New YORK, within
twenty DAYS OF this you
OF the day OF such service; and you fail to the
complaint within the Aforesaid the plant ~ IL tbs
action viii take Judgment against you fr tie slm Of thrs
thousand dollars gold coin OF the United states, WITH lat 81
eighteenth day 81 October thousand eight han:
dred and seveHtyfye Besides the costs and disbursements u
this aCtion.-Dated New York Nov 81. 1875.
l.. u. Bi NNFII. Plaintiff Attorney.
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~ NEW-IOKK-EDWAR HARDWOOD, JOHN hNlNHT.
aud JOSEPH ALLEN, composing the nm OF HAhN GOD,
KNIGHT & ALLEN, against a ALEXANDER COLLIE nad
WILLIAM COLLIE, trading under the name Of ALTMAN.
DER COLLIE & CO.-SumnOls for money demand 0a con-
tract-(COn not. ser)IO the above named dcc1nauts.
You hereby summoned and required 10 aDsner te
paint IN this action. which VIII be hlei Ia the office II sas
Clerk NJ the City aud County Of New at the County
house. the city II NewYork and 10 copy
your 20 thc said complaint tie subscribers r
olce, No 90 Wal st., in said city, within twenty ca,
after the rvce Of this summons exclusive C.. t y
plant within the time Aforesaid the plaintiffs In ths lr9n
will take judgment against you for The sum 81 trrayly9
thousand three hundred dollars with interest rom the shi
etnth day Junc thousand eight hundred and
five, tie Of thirteen thousand eigt hundred dollars,
ana interest from the Dist day OF jane Isl the Il
eleven tho ld i've hundred l9r besides the costs ;s
actOn.-N York, July 7, 1873.
FOSTER q THOMSON. Plaintiffs Attorneys
The complaint the above entitled l,d ~ the
the Clerk of tie City ana County Of New foTA. AZ
County said city tnis n day ~
gust, lot fNSiEh x IhoMSoN.
aul2 lawGwTh Plaintiffs AttOrneys 81 waist
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK, Dec. 1. 1875.

NEwYORK, Doc. l, 1910.
At the Exchange Salesroom to-day the follow
ing auction sales were made:
BY James NJ. Miller.
Three lots west side OF Fifth 252 feet south OF one
25xl00. and lot on south
hundred and foureenths 100 feet west OF
Fifth ave. 20xl0O, TO J. y. Martin. for Sl7.750.
BY f. IT. LudtOU e Co.
One four story Engsh basement brick house with or no
28 aide 40 feet south Of Twenty secondst
lot 20I70. " London g. Gray for Sls.5OO.
Bu WA. henHeIy
story front house, with lot north side OF
Wcst Fifty ninth 30 feet east of Madison ave. lot l6ox
l00 to Fernando Wood, for S17,500.
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Counirn propsrtn 90 Eet.
Ee9al Notices.
COURT OF THE UNITED

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ STATES FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENN
BANKRuPTcY-In the matter 81 MOSES A.
LOEB and FERDINAND LOEB cDparfu,rs late trading
". e r. Loeb barkrupts-Elseru District Of Pennsylya
MA, bankruptcy has been issued by said
Court against the estate Of Moses A. Loeb and Ferdinand
Deb copar,ners late trading " F. OBJ % the County
OF Philadelphia Of PENNSYLVANIA, sad Dsrict
been duly adudged bankrups upon the petition Of
their creditors; and the payment Of any debts and
the delivery Of any property belonging TO SAID bank.
rlpts tn their use, and the transfer OF
property by them forbidden BY law meeting Of ths
OF bankrupts prove their debts AID choose
assgnecs of their estate. will be held C0un
OF Bankruptcy to be holden az Philadelphia in said District
the 18th Of December A. D. lS7j l. O'Clock NJ, al
D. Davis, esq. 2l3 SOuth Sixthst,
the Registers IN Bankruptcy of said District
JAMES n. KERSS, L. =. Marshal for said District
law lNVTh
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Gounirn Real estate for Sale.

Tountrn Real estate for Sale.
,~4o~o~0o~oo.-,-,,>oo,~ro~
A SPLENDlDLY located COUNTRY SEAT
~ al Tayown brick house. GOOD stable Is acres land
commanding views fo Sal ~ at less than the value
Of tho aud. HOPKINS e CAKIaNGIoN, East 22d.se
A HOME and BUSINESS for $6,000.-Fine
~ house, modern iDlprOy cuens, Ia 2cIes beautiful
place handy 20 city near depot, sc. BOOkHOUT Bros
Engrayers, % Liberty ST.
HARM of 81 acres valuable land, near depot
on New Jersey Centn Railroad. 80 miles from city for
SALE or EXCHANGE for New York Brooklyn property
rutland & WHITING, Beekmans st.
EOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT of 53 acres
j IN the beautiful village Of GIN EVA situation excellent;
good buildings line fruit Apply " GERRlr IL. SMITH
Geneva New York.
EOR SALE-Three fine suburban RESI-
DENCEs with extra good improvements 10 20 acres
OF wit abundance of also, nrst
class FARMS OF 100 eaoh from = 10 miles from
Ithaca y. graded public schools, WIN COrneu
niycl .ity afford educational advant a8es ADDRESS
W. W. AYERS, Ithaca, n. Y.
nor SALE. at Tarrytown-A private RESI-
DENCE with from TO so acres Of LAND; ten minutes
dir from depot $50 feet ABOVE tide water the Residence
ssbs roenhoase house. gardeners cottage, &c. with
GIVE aeros for 100000 Principals only neei apply TO Id
WARD y. coils, No l.S EasI 18th ST., Detnoen and
O'clock .. ~. FRANK O. x U. 5. BROWN, NO 30
Br0siwly, corner " all 81
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Qllsceil1neons
CORPORATION Notite5.

CITY or NEW YOHB, DEPARTMENT oF FINANCE, ByAEAUl
FOR lbE COLLECTION OF IiAlt, tOLEl-lpt ~, fAAk,i
no - CHAIHEii5 So, Dee. ], 1915.
NOTICE TO TAX-PANERS.-AU persons who
y have omitted pay their taye5 i0c the ylr 1910 are
hereby notified, required by law, 90 pay te sane 10 me
ReceVcrof Taye his Office before tHe FIRST DAY
OF JANUARY, 1876
ne per cent Win collected an taxes paid before the
fifteenth day December instant two per cent on taxes
rad on after date aud interest % the rac " twelve
per per anuun computed from The 18Th o. september
last which tc ssueIt rolls and warrants were
unpaid
an the said first day a.! January, 1876.
- money VIII be receiN ed after O'Clock i. m.
Once from a. m. TO . J. IN.
MARTIN T. MCMAHON. Receiver ~ Taxes
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furniture.

EOR CASH BUYERS-Velveteens Carpets.
Il Aatngs Cloths, Cashmere, Oyurc0stng. hOsae AID
Blankets, Bals Buckrans, Sheeng UphO,siory ,iOOds
Lap Robes. NC. ANDREW LESTER e 10, 81 Broadway.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, and BEDDING
Il Large stock, superior quality. and low Prices ~
COWPERTHWAlf & Co.'S loo and 10 Caathanst
Great reduction In prices for next 80 days. Chamber
from s22; PaYlor suits from $50.
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6auin9s Banks.
Dnsiness Chances.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY,
BUSINESS AND HEALTH.

The subscriber the best paying and best ar
ranged business in the state of Florida located In the most
heah!u beautiful and fertile portion Of the state Fish and
Game in abundance Three beautiful Fresh Water Lakos,
FIVE miles distant Society uneNcepuonable TO
any desiring Florida FOR health business an
opportunity offered that might not again occur IN e
time Tho business full of success and perfect in all
detas purchaser would he AZ trouble fun
corps and faithful assistants would remain with
Tho subscriber this only Tor family Fun
satisfaction wishing 70 purchase Address or CAL
w. L. ROBINSON, Tallahassee, Florida or
j. NJ ROBINSON Room ~,
$50 walnut ST., Philadelphia
DARTNER WANTED in an established
wholesale business with from 10000 10 $4,000
will expected give his entire time and attention 10 The
business unexceptgnabe references given and roqu red
Address y. o. Box 4, l51, y. Y. city.
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NAS0Ni g. ISOLA,
~ STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS.
1iG 10 l53 West s0Uh-st., near Broadway.
Monuments, Mantes AltaTs Figuros Thing WanScojnz,
Importers from and manufacturers IN italy OF msrGs
work of every description
CRATES AND TENDERS.
~ of low and halfOT down res
either hard al wood with celebrated
ing shaking attachment Old CRATES altered to low tsf
low AudroDs gaslOgs. shOycls Ongs &C. in
large variety Wholesale AMI retail SEND for Catalogue and
price list. Liberal discount u the traie.
CONONER, WODLBEI * Co.. No. 30S Canalsi. Newly frS-
Va designs, from SIP upwards Also, MOnumeu al
greatly reduced prices Marble Turning for the
A KLh BER l34 East Eighteenth st. Thiriayo " T.
STEWART7s New Slate Mantels, inlaid with
~ tiles Marble and wood Mantels. elegant designs;
prices very los. 220 and 222 West 23d 7thaye