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MANUFACTURE IN FALL RIVER
The mere enumeration Of the mills and
the number of spindlcs and looms shows
the Importance Of the question between
the operatives and mill owners there.
There are forty-one mills, having capital
Of s14,s40,00O. The mills contain l.
1872, $3.50 spindles and 29,0S3 looms. The
population of the town in 1870 was over
10000, and probably nine-tcnths of the
people are directly or indirectly dependent
on the mills for support 1t is gratifying
to find that the labor troubles at Fall River
are settling themselves so promptly, in
view Of these facts.
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DIED.

On the 9th instant, in Bachman's Valley,
Samuel u Zepp, aged "a years and 20 days.
In Taneytown, on the sth instant Cathrine
Il. Baird, aged 20 years months and days.
Near Baltimore, on the 18th of October,
JohnG. Iamley, aged 30 years, months and
days.
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CHRISTOPHER'S
Alta Safety Oil.
WARRANTED 1907 FIRE TEST.
FROM THE OIL INSPECTOR or BALTIMORE.
Office Of j. ADDISON Smith, ~
81 5, Gay St., Bait, July ID, 1875.

81 ,, Gay St., BAIT, July Ia, 1871
Msssrs. Christopher & Co:--Gentlemen
With much pleasure take this opportunity
OF stating that in a long experience in the
inspection Of Illuminating Oils, in my Official
capacity as Inspector, / am enabled TO pro.
nounce your alta Safety brand Of Oil, the
very best | have ever tested or used In uu-
merous inspections made for myself and
friends have invariably found the ssAlta
Safety to stand higher Fire test than that
you claimed for It namely 1902, and have
also found it in uniform purity and general
good qualities, superior to any other oil have
seen, and as such, recommended it to my
friends and the public generally, as the most
reliable oil for family use now in the market.
As Rehners, ] congratulate you upon your
signal success in manufacturing an oil posses.
sing the very best qualities, Safety, Purity,
and the production of most brilliant light.
In using the" Alta Safety Oil in my household
! have found it to give light for reading or
writing superior TO gas and believe with ordi.
nary care, that an accident with this oil is
impossible. Wishing you continued success
with the Alta Safety, which you SO Justly
merit, am
Very respectfully,
J. ADDISON SMITH,
Inspector Crude and Refined Petroleum.
81 South Gay ST., Baltimore.
FOR SALE BY
e. K. GERNAND,
sept. lilly WESTMINSTER, MD.
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LOST

pY MISS FLORENCE v. ANDERSON,
- on the 10th Of September, last, GOLD
CHAIN and LOCKET, on the road between
Abraham Mills, near Mt, Union Church, 10
Uniontown. The linder will be rewarded By
calling at the Parsonage in Uniontown.
ocs2 GEO. W. ANDERSON.
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List Of Qualified Voters

Registered in the First Election District,
September 9th, 9Th and sth, and October
9TH and 9th, 1876.
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GORDoN's
Food for Horses and Cattle.
The Great Economical F6od for Stock.
C6sts 2 cents .tor each Horse pr Feed.


PEDUCES the quantity Of grain required
~ both for Cattle and Horses one fourth.
Being a perfectly nutritious, health giving
preparation from the seeds Of grasses and
herbs in combination with tonic and inviror-
ating root barks, we claim II to be the one
thing needful 70 make aperfect feed. Horses
are improved in Flesh, WiAdand Endnfance.
The principle Of tho action Of the Food, Il
that Perfect Digestion produces Pre- Hood,
and upon this depends health and of1<n Lifs
Itself Cattle intended for the knife fsften
more rapidly and the flesh Is more solid.
coirs Increase their MIX yield. at lease one.
fourth, in both richness, and quality, the final
result being much moro Butter. Send 10
GERALD GORDON 4 co. for descriptive
pamphlet Of full particulars.
SAfEsHoons As w. Faystte Street,
oct Ply Baltimore, Nd
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List of Qualified Voters

Registered in the Sixth Election District,
September 9th, eth and sth, and October
4th and 9th, 1875.
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List of Qualified Voters

Registered in Precinct No. /, SIEVE nth Elec
ton District, September 9th, 9TH and sth,
and October 4th and 9th, 1875.
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List Of Qualified voters

Registered IN the Twelfth Election District,
September 9Th, 7th and sth, and October
4th and 9th, 1875.
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List of Qualified Voters

Registered in the Fifth Election District,
September 9TH 9Th and sth, and October
4th and 9th, 1876.
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List of Qualified Voters

Registered in the Eighth Election District,
September 9th, 7th and sth, and October
9Th and 9TH, 1875.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF Large and Valuable
PERSONAL PROPERTY;
ALSO VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE,
In Carroll County, Nd.

pY virtue of deed of trust, duly executed
ID by Abraham s. X. Danney and Ellen NJ.
banner, his wife, and dated the both day Of
September, in the year 1875, and recorded
among the Real Estate Records Of Carroll
county, the undersigned as trustees, will OF.
fer at public sale, on the premises, Ayondale,
the farm Of Thomas f. Van Bibber, on the
New Windsor road, near Westminster, on
Wednesday, Sd day IF NoremJer, 1875,
at 10 o'clock, a. m. all of the following per.
sonal property 4 superior work horses and
colt, head Of mich cows, / bull and 2
heifers, 20 hogs, 2 four-horse wagons, cart,
stonebeds, wheat separator, grain drill
with guano attachment, double.shoyel plows,
2 single shovel plows, harrows, corn fork,
straw cutter, lot Of quarrying tools, sets Of
breechbands, sets lead gears, pair pillow
gears, 2 saddles, collars, blindbridles, rid.
ing bride, four-horse line, head halters.
housings, sets butt chains, pair breast chains,
and other chains, stretcher, single trees, 2
dung forks, set buggy harness, grindstone,
lot Of rye, lot Of wheat straw and hay, SO acres
Of corn in the shocks, lot Of beans, and other
personal property.
Also will sell at public sale, on
Thursday, Ith day IF Norember, 1915,
at o'clock p. M, on the premises, all that
valuable real estate situate and lying in Car.
roll county, being the following described
tracts or lots Of land Lot No. contains
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List of Qualified Voters

Registered in the Tenth Election District,
September 9Th, 7th and sth, and October
18th and 9th, 1875.
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List of Qualified Voters

Registered in the Second Election District,
September 9th, 9TH aud Sth, aud October
18th and 9th, 1875.
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List of Names Erased
List of Qualified Voters

Registered in the Fourth Election District,
September 9th, 9Th and sth, and October
4th and 9th, 1875,
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and other outbuildings in good repair.
Lot No. containing
40 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
and Immediately adjoining lot No. above
described; good soil and susceptible Of ready
improvement. Due proportion is under good
timber.
No. containing
10 ACRES, ROOD AND : PERcHEs,
and is about one-q quarter Of mile from lot
No. 2, and is in good state Of cultivation.
These lots will be sold separate or together,
as will be found desirable on the day Of sale.
This property is conveniently located as to
mills, railroad, churches, post office, schools,
&c.
Terms Of Sale Of Personal Property All
sums under ten dollars cash over ten dollars
a credit Of four months will be given from
the day of sale the credit payments to be Sc.
cured by the notes Of the purchasers with Sc.
curity to be approved by the Trustees, and
bearing interest from the day of sale.
Terms Of Sale Of Real Estate One. third
cash on the day of sale or on the ratification
thereof by the court, the balance in two equal
payments Of nine and twelve months from
the day Of sale, the credit payments to be Sc.
cured by the notes of the purchaser orpurcha-
sers with security TO be approved BY the
Trustees, and bearing interest from day Of sale.
JOHN L. SMITH,
JOSEPH RUBY,
JAS. A. C. BOND,
oct s-ts Trustees.
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FOR SALE.

FI1HE subscriber having qGis farming. win
Il, offer his Monocacy Fafm Il l'sigaie saIc
until the 10th If October, 1875. u not soId
before the l6th, il viii then be offered a. Pub.
he Sale. It's located IN Frederick county
on the public road leading from ilrucepiIle.
in Carroll county, 10 Gacehain, 10 Frederick
county, and Immediately on the west side AZ
the Monocacy river, al the Croft Ford. the
public roadspassing through the centre Of he
farm and IN front Of The buildings. Il con.
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NOTICE.
9. w. WEBsTER

WTILE POST BILLS, delivery mes.
w sages and packages throughout the
city Leave orders At the Newspaper Offices
or Stores. Rates moderate. maitf
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Cloths, Doeskins, Cashmere, Beavers,
GENFLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,

consisting Of Undershirts, Drawers, Gloves,
Suspenders, Hosiery, Linen and Paper Col.
lars, Cuffs, splendid assortment of Neckties of
all styles. Also Gold plated Studs, Collar and
Sleeve Buttons, Of the latest designs. Special
attention is also called to fine lot Of
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81 Acres and 6 Perches,

more or less, and is situate about miles from
the city of Westminster, on the road leading
from Westminster to Manchester, and adioin.
ing the land Of Cyrus Schweigart Henry 'rur-
fle, David W. Banner and others. This prop
erty is in good state of cultivation, under good
fencing, well watered, and lies near the vii.
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List of Names Erased

From The Books Of h'egistration on ac-
count IF Death, Remoral, dc.
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List of Names Erased

From The Boohs of Registration on ae-
count Of Death, Removals., dc.
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List of Qualified Voters

Registered in the Ninth Election District,
September 9th, 9TH and sth, and October
4th and 9th, 1876.
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List Of Qualified Voters

Registered in Precinct No 2, Seventh Elec-
ton District, September 9th, It'll and sth,
and October 4th and 9th, 1876.
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232 70 ACRES.

within half q mile Of Rocky Ridge station, or
the Western Maryland Railroad, In a high
state Of cultivation, having had eight thous.
and bushels Of limo applied within the last
nine years. The improvements consist Of d
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List of Names Erased

From The Books Of Registration on nc.
count of Death, ReDloUak, dc.
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state Of cultivation, having he'd eight tho1s.
and bushels Of hmo applied within the last
nine years. The improvements consist Of d
Ish-N Day STONE MANSION, -iTla
~ - with FIVE rooms on the inst
80 III floor and FIVE on the second,
also a basement; large bank
barn, 80 feet long, with wagon shed and corn
crib attached, a large stone dairy and wash
house, with abundant water hog pen and
other outbuildings. All the buildings under
good roofing, the house and barn having been
covered within FIVE years with the best mate
rial: This farm has about 200 acres cleared
land, the balance In timber, part Of il heavy
bottom timber the cleared land has about
so acres Of Mouocacy bottom that cannot be
surpassed. There is also a large new lime
kiln that burns 1900 bushels at time. plen-
tyof fruit Of all kind. This farm Is one among
the best watered farms in Maryland, being
watered by six constantly running springs,
with water in every field.
TERMs-$36 per acre $1,000 cash, $1,000
at per cent, the balance in FIVE or six an
nual payments at per cent, or the whole
may be paid in cash at the option Of the pur-
chaser.
Any one wishing TO view the property can
do so by calling on the subscriber, living at
Rocky Ridge, on the Western Maryland Kali.
road, or his son, Joshua H. Norris, living on
the farm, who viii give all necessary informa-
ton; or any communication addressed 10 the
subscriber, at Rocky Ridge, or to FRIzzEiI
4 MANNING, Real Estate Agents and Brokers,
Westminster, Nd, will be promptly attended
to. A, II. NORRIS.
aug 2s-tf
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CHARLESTON. July Cotton quiet; M'ding. 1'c; Low
rLdHg a 4c Gool Ordinary, u ,0 1870: net receipts 90
hlie~ exports co;stTise 81 bales Sale 40 bale; 'f
>Fw.GHt ~. July 1-Cotton quiet; Midlna. 1873: Low
MiGlinL, u ec Good Ordinary ljlic; nti r., ne'' '
gross. 80 als: exports, 10 France 900 niie .At -J
bales. stock. tG.7Oi bales -
SAVANNAH. J0ly Lotion quiet MGdlng II g; J"w
NisdNuC a &c.. Good Ordinary, l@c n r'pi> % il -
exports, coastglse, 176 bales SAILS 10 bales; stoch NoS
MusrT July Cotton easier; Midnng lsa14'c.: Low
MiDnF. LEI Good Ordinary, c SAKE, LOO oaies ;so'" ~
Ar.:sr, July 1.-Cotton nominal Aiiinc. li'ic; Low
Mi'dae ifr; Good Ordinary, io'ic net receipts 80 hairsi
8uiiNoEF July l.-cotion quiet Niddlne l5c. Low
bales: exports, coasVsc 10 bdcsi sales 80 bales so' A.
'E0.icN. Jnlv lotion quiet Mdnnc 15'ec; Low
WItiu, IL Gcoi Oriiuar- u &C.; re- r.ceifs -
GALyi.luN JAY Lotion dan and irregular; Mrdh'g,
II c Low MsluliHe. - -. Gp0i OrLnaIt PEI nee
re,ei;s 81 bales Us, 7iG bales STOCK III D..
PHILApEIHtf. Julv l.-Cot0n hrn Mhdhng. l34c; Low
" GciDe u Good Ordinary, I4isc.i net receipts d
Efaf rs iniy l-Coion quiet: Midllnc tiq.: net re
ceip's bales shipments j52 bale sales. 200 bales; socK
1888 alcs. ...,,.. -,
l4c: og NJ ding - 7-c: GCoi Ordinary, l. &C. exports
co,stvis,, 20 balcs ,to,k, 40 hales -
NOL!cLk. Julv Lotion qW't; Niiding J. 'oc. net
receipts q hacs exports, Oast"se - baIssi sa's 80
ST. ioI's inV cotton nominalr Unchanged; iii.
dug Use: Low Midl ~. II -,c; GOOD Ordinary, - H.:
receipts, bales shipments. l24 bales stOck 5o5i
ClScrySAn July Cotton quiet; Mdding, 142c.; Log
Mii,nng. lie: Good Ordinary, I3c net receipts. ~
bts shipments, Cjl bales sales, 90 bales; teh' 4-3i
LotisylIIp. July 1.-Cotton quiet Mddling, li'2c
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BalTNoRg. July T. Cotton quiet ard weak. Mffling l5c
cuir and ulcl .r..C heat q-ct and ,,'ty HiNt@
Weston Awb,r - - ot.es fiHes unc-"is. w.. Corn
fouiA'ru siefF; N'..tip N'aAt ,.l 'lH W. :, go.
u,rn yellow. Nc. Westcu Nj. sH-1. g.. SPOT SIC
lif Last half 81 uS ,o 80 &c. August cat. Hu ~"'hiH
hu ana nominal. Hay irm; fcAns' Fnnit and ai} lat
s.-a-.1 Provision, str0e add Advancing. I0ia mn ~
~ Bulk 0ul i.Is, J,: Char ub Sides l24c,
i.o packed. a .c. higher. iacoA-Shoadcls. a. Clear
Fh ~tes, l3ic: Hams ifal4+c. Lam st,.mt Refined
IiLc Bateg-liis grades ~ eD ccnant; nothing oolhs
Western FISTS, 10 ->c
prtfolt.ID nominal Crude, '-2l ~; itcAnn' l2Ii-if
1on,c oe strong. and hanged. WHISKY Lim bat qDlct
os, July i.-TlOuT g. in proved demand but Tie trad,
s. - * 30; Common E.H, - @r' ~; MI,'"s'h ana
Nurfsnta Extras, So White " Nt tlt, ia oiAAai
end Michigan sfqSC ~; nilo, s6 -j0-7 g., - Ioa'-
~ % ~ southern Flour dcn al - t-0 .o tomiaon
sffa. aud Choice uiy IasR MinAs0a - 20 -. Cora
fna and scaIcc sales a. = @a0c i'I s-iA,d "a iiI"'
thoff. tSrf Fcrf and sd 90. go 9 = ton. It'pis
TlO.t 29ZO bhis. CuIl, 800 b PAL "",ap i-0O Dus"
Gsi- = q bush. Sh0gf-, $500 D '-t -
cpCteo Juy I-F.o-r dun aud 4ns,ttlcl Wheat excited,
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LEW-YoRK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

saling from Fer Is North p:ycr a: pun.
tNl~ttNI tlIl II llt~ DAY, July Y
COLI Nbl ~.---... rli VhSDAi Julf 20
Accommodations unsurpassed Tor ircgit passage apply
TO " =. tiN DE AZ 90. Bowling srern
MCCLELLAN LuLLNG - co, Agents IN LA, Ana
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

T0yrov Jnlv 1-l2S0 y. m-Vucd states bonds, lOIOs,
1u4i Railway sasI,~. l. BE; do. Preferred. 2l
Inllrt l. Julv l-l2Ju D. M ou'n l. quei; Nlidhng
Upand>, 4d hadmg Orleans 'lsdi sales I-'o haes
1000 fo3 speculation and export; sales uu the bars
al Niddng Tpaud- nothing below Low Mlddurs. deliver
ahl, July August I'd do do. deliverable August and
september, at sd DO do deliverable september and OcO
Dci. Al = nod.
LoNio>, July 123O mParis dispatches quote Rentes
a t.{f. @1c.
iI,iooI. July l-27O p. msaes Of Cation the basis
ddug TIdnd~, nothing below cool Ordinary deliver
abb July aud August sd OF The sale today e" 90 bales
werr ANGLICAN. Hi'adstufs steady. tOru 81 "0Sl Q
qItfl fOr Mixed ,sefn Cheese. - g c~t ior New
Amtrcin. Lard, ~ g cwt Ta'loN. ~ = cwt.
IrNifN. July Is .. n1ie bullion n tlc Bank O ENGLAND
has increased 5000 duraV the pat week. The Iruioi-
o. fie Bank to liability which dst Week - q
Der cent b. now 3S per cent
July Il 80 n1lc amount ni bullion gone into
The Bank Of England on ia an,e today u 410up0.
PiE- Juiy The specie in tl" b3nk ~ France has de
Creased lI.4 700 francs during the past week.
LONDON Juy The Liabilities Of Da'"-t3, Raalte & co
who .e failed - 10000. not --Jn0OJ a. '.pic state
IosroN. July lt.lj y. M ic Hallway SiHts, j. g.
Pans t'isiiic! - quote ltrut. s 40 or zoe
TEtNKfOEI, July L. jnted states tNr"'ny Bonds leD2.
.Sas. ...,,
Lo>io% Jny J. Evening.-Lihseed OIL 80 = c"| fpiHs
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E,'ORTY-SIXTu DIVIDEND.
HASONER
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

4 sf:MIANxrAL DIvIDENDo FIVE % PER Cent
Is paya ole and after July j. .,.,..- , ~ .....
NV nln InI: ]. M. J. NI.N-I.N - ~
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t,la,tIe cn3 Slate AlaiieIo.
CO DcaIcrS III G5uano.
n 0 Il G e.

whcrea. The Executive Power Of pm n''i ,uinor"
Sci ss 70 I'm 'i s Of , ono % H. T. ''' %u,
ci amt hn@ ,'.c arg 20 ~ va, t. s ,
cha- end; vl,ira. TIE GiAi%2. EoNNIGEM NJ
in.u WISH tls COZ. al ~ Which DIZZY rrGisi,
G'.ro a -.d and sue sad co@lany asa sleel % ~
ian.r OBJ, 'l,'u 1'i..Iu ,.I 80 .s -, H's%o M
ha" lroo 81 the unanimous vote Of the Cabinet Council,
l. ffry ,iol I'D tons o; Guano Of the south, deposits
oGrt or r nd fr't SALE 10 ho uruN't I" ne pun
C', purchasers at the lo'ling ports y n tho eNrs
>irs Of America Tor the exclusive consumption OF s@d
% Gnano shan he delivered 20 the purchaser N bags in
the launches which carry o the Ne. tatis 10 re-
tie purchaser to royle bags and ne require th'rsC.
and to to heconirac.oTS for loading nflIo)
tcir charges FOR bageaS AMI "esmhs "hch SHAN not eA'
o,-tV 49,, '-ls" r p'f' , ar f,oIc Z. III arso.s
l. ne pat iaers viii apiy personally through Their
Agns q, &c %4cg OF ~ $500 I'm ~, W
for the Gogoinm'nt oncrs OF PURCHASE viii
Icnds - b. numbered on presentation a'i ne y
tons ase shall be a"%sned on s i IA S &c, t' ~
which the sales Of the r'cl year 80; y. c.os''l a., ~,
las ocen ace p ~ pay thom mite so!s per "A "
dcN,y receipt stating the amount OF money pad and hu
a NAV cnartsr any vessels they may lcct an
direct to the guaEo deposits without y previous
: charter parties agreed to by purchasers must include The
usaa clauses in gno cnaI,'s IA Irsafd 10 ny Gay nNed
Tor 10. ,s' l9 ~ H. Which viii ic Soni ~ m.
Aerg in accdrance With the i;cvcnue Department.
o,r charter parties must contain Two Ga tho one
binding the yess 10 proceed direct from ne Polt 81 crlnce
i'm Pci 10 Tie l. =. Where she vii land her ergo
es amer ro gs S I"i a,olnr Of tnan5 pd 70 Tho
orl,ro the Peruvian Cow iitnt or rs Ns.A'. IN INA.
purchaser The charter party in form, vii ics ~ Row
iandme copy Of sane to The purchaser art sending
g. rle t;uaao 10 he ditcr,, IL aunol.es WHEN
convey IL alongside the YES a. tLe RISK 81 tho
, i r,lr pa, to i'c Government Ito total value before
TO- ~ Soon A. me vessel have received her fu cargo.
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EiSH RIVER SWINGS INSF,fUTloY,
Charcss for Business Nlcu.

FACTORY FOR SALK-Tbc large and spa
Z d,us DYl. and CHEMICAL SiFANFiEAN NJ
ESTABLISH ENT on Thirteenth - AMI PARK ave- oNl
Now vo bI.lt long lrs,; Also en.n' boiler cEhutt am
OF -r modern IMPROVEMENTS; buhiing is suitable Tor any
mauufa .urug busue--. Will b. sod az eI at bird ~
- John MdnsdnI III SoA,h S'const - LOUIS
Mo.
yEyANTED.-AN ACTIVE PARTNER with
W from $50 q 70 5000 10 manu;acture new article,
iuil.pci hardware trade workshop amt Kitchen,
leaving large most Apply - G. q. MANN 40 Broad ST.,
between he hours Of l. ana ] =.
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ii'''Nio mn BKIDorPOkI, Conn. June %, 1870
DJVJDFND No. 31.-rhc Directors have
4 declarcda QUARTERLY DIVIDEND ot TWO DOL
LARS PER sII ARE the irceIr& stock q" ins to'paps,
navale ON Tho l0tI DIV July. 1873. The transfer noAs
Viii be closed on pr0xiIn, and reolci OH he "A III
D' CHARLES X. ANERIIL. Treasurer.
nIVIDEND.-Thc PATTERSON AND KAN
~ ApO KAIIROAD COMPANY have this day ds, aren
DTVr I1I,rST1 OF THREE AND \ HALF PER tENI upon
th,r capital stock payable on the Second day OF July next ~
tc once of Rogers locomotive and Machine WORKS 30 -
TycIango Mace Now York and after said day Dy the suo
s', ~ I'M 10 Isl JOHN HOPPER. Treasurer.
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pipioeno Nciitrs.
CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILWAY COM,
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opened the lGth rroyino Columbus ohio June J.. 1870
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n In accordance with Tho provisions Of Chap'er sixteen oi
tie acts vi the extra Of the Eighth General Assembly
OF the state Of Iowa. approved May twenyegh eighteen
hundred AMI sixyenc hereby give notice TIA. on ana aiter
the frs, day Junc \ D. eighteen hundred and seyen'lVe
the PRINCIPAL OF all bonds one hundred dollars
Of the STATE u Iowa sue in accorlucc With the act above
mentioned sd known as the "I0wa War aGd Defence Bon
shall be parable at banking house Of Messr kOt ME-
BROS, in the City If New-York
g. C. CARPENTER Governor II Iowa