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Ellsworth American., 1875-09-09

al increase of such useless and injurious
appendages.
In removing suckers, the soil should
be removed to their very base, and then
A strong chisel is an excellent implement
for this purpose. After removal fill i'll
the earth again. While the base of the
stem is laid bare il is good time tolook
tor apple borers, especially the lava OF
Saperda candida, whicl, usually dcpos-
its her eggs close to, or just under the
surface of the ground. Ii one has ashes,
lime, charcoal, or even old plaster front
walls, it may be applied around the
stems of apple trees with beneficial re-
suits.
The removal of what are called sap
spouts" from the main branches of .all
trees should be attended 10 while the,
are small unless one cares nothiu.. tor
the future welfare OF his orch ard ENcIN
seasons neglect only tend, to increase
the quantity a. well as injurious effect
Tent aud canker worms need looking
after this season, and the first appear
ance of those pests should he needed
else multiplication of numbers win
hring corresponding di-I>tIou, results.
| Washing the stems and larger bran
ches with soft soap Will not only remove
4 the moss and old dead bark. but .rcvcnt
! insects from depoSitimg their egg, there
on. The fat headed apple free borer
J tChrvsobothris iemorata) i very par
! tial to neglected apple trees with a very
rough bark. as the cracks are convcnirut
( places for LAYING her eggs. but when
,crapcd smooth and well covered with
some soapy substance they are usually
avoided bv this troublesome insect. Ia,
various specie, OF black lice 20 dc-iiuc
tive in some portions of the country.
may also he kept in check. by frequent
applications of soap or strong lAc dur
ing the early part of .hc summer, bc
fore the scales OF these insects iocVm
hardened Good cultivation or hbru.
mulchiug when the trees are growing IL
dry soils, will do much tow ard kccpin,
them free from bark lice. >tuu,ci ucc
like hai-,iarvcd amin als. invi,ctle ni
tach- of parasitic insect : and disease
ifeve ry farmer W ou!d bear this in min
tn enc need ic litilp tlroIiyiIIu lu ttp.r,
Ellsworth American., 1875-09-09
NUMBER 3G.
19ortrp.
Paasy.

IVhat blossoms have you brought to-day,
Beside my pillow, dear, to lay:
Come let me see my prize.
a velvet pansy, large and fair,
With petals yelloy rs your hair,
And purple as your eyes.
| think know the very spot,
Where bordered with forget-me-not,
This lovely blossom grew.
We knew that pansy bed OF old,
\ sweet, swift story there was told,
Between black eyes and blue.
II seems but yesterday we stood.
Each unto each Gods greatest good.
Beneath the morning sky!
We stood as lovers stand to part,
but hand from hand, not heart from heart
With lingering goodbye,
Upon your snow white dress you wore
One blossom plucked an hour before.
While still the dew WAS wet.
\ purple pansy. fair as this.
took it. with YOUR first shy Kiss;
have that blossom yet.
We thought our fate was hard that day,
But. darling. we have learned TO say,
w hateyer Is, Is best"
That far-off parting which j. DER,
Foretod one longer, on before.
Awaiting which We rest.
We wait As friends and lovers do,
Zach siding true hearts through and throusI
util that parting comes.
Then if YOU speak shall not hear.
shall not feel your presence near.
Nor answer. Death is dumb.
You may bring pansies, too. that day,
TO spread above the senseless clay.
But none 30 sweet as this;
And never one like that dear flower,
You gave me in loves dswning hour.
Nith YOUR Shy clinging kiss.
| may not give You courage strong,
And help counsel all life long.
~ once hoped TO do.
Bat, love be fearless, faithful, brave:
The pansies on nv quiet grave
MAY bring hearts ease for you.
An the Year Round.
Ellsworth American., 1875-09-09
Domestic Recipes.

BRIGHTON BIsCUIr.-Oue Gun of nuttrr
OF sugar, eggs, half cup OF milk. tea
spoonful of soda,an sufficient four To roll
out thick Sit granulated sugar over the
top before baking. to give them a sparkle.
-CoRN CAKE.-One pint Of sour milk. |
cup of sugar, cup Of flour, eggs. / tea
spoonful of soda, and Indian meal enough
to make thin batter. Bake in quick
oven ten or fifteen minutes
SAGo GRUEL.-Take three tablespoon
luis OF sago and wash in cold water: then
add one quart Of boiling hot milk and boil
for twenty minutes; ; sgeeten and flavor
with lemon peel, or tablespoonful OF
brandy.
LEA CAKE.-Two eggs; beat whites
and yolks separately; one cup of sugar: /:
one-halt cup butter; one cup milk: one
large teaspoonful bakin powder; -four to
stlheh. Lemon; one teaspoonful: bake in
quick oven.
COLD CREAM-Oil of almonds. one
pound; white wax, four ounces; melt into
warm mortar, add by degrees rose wa
ter. one pint. 1t should be light and
white. Used as mild unguent to soften
the skin, prevent chaps, etc.
-CHILDRENs' PUDDNG-One quarter
of pound of suet, quarter of pound of
flour, quarter of pound of currants. two
ounces of sugar. two tablespoonfuls OF mo-
lasses, juice and peel Dof one lemon, two
tablespoonfuls of milk. Boil in mold
three hours.
BATTER BREAD.-Half a cup of bread
crumbs soaked in pint of milk two eggs;
two cups of meal; one tablespoonful of
salt Beat the eggs light. and ;the soaked
bread crumbs to a smooth batter. Stir all
together very hard, and bake in shallow
tins very quickly.
Ellsworth American., 1875-09-09
Summer Care Of Apple Trees.

We frequently notice apple orchards in
which trees are surrounded by dense
mass of suckers springing from the base
of the stems or larger roots. To remove
these is one of the things needing atten-
ton in the summer. The longer the
suckers are allowed to remain the more
difficult to remove, and the more abuDd-
ant they are likely to become. If the
sap of the tree is diverted from the bran-
ches to producing suckers at the base
of the stem the more abundant will buds
become at this point, hence the continu-
Ellsworth American., 1875-09-09

tTER an extensive practice OF UPWARD. or
~ Thirty years, continues to secure Patent, in
the United States also in Great Britain France
and other foreign countries. Caveats, Speciaca-
lions Assignments, and all other papers for Pa.
tents, executed reasonable terms, with di..
patch Rcse arches made to deter mine the validity
AMI sLillty Of Patents OF Inventions and lxxsI
and other advice rendered in all matters touching
the same Copies oil the claims OF any patent
lhrnlahed OI remittiHg one dollar. Assignments
recorded in Washington.
No Agency IA the Uaite States possesses Superior
facities fer obtaining Patents yr ascertatniHg the
pG.entabLng ot tiarentions.
All necessity OF a journey to Washington to
procure Patent, and the usual gre at delay there
are here saved inventors.
Ellsworth American., 1875-09-09
Commissioners N Office.

W L the subscribers, having been appointed BY
w the Hon. Parker Tack Judge Of Probate
Tor the County of Hancock TO receive and eN-
anime claims of creditors to the estate OF William
Ross, late of Bucksport, deceased represented in
solvent, DO hereby give notice that six months are
allowed 10 SAID creditors to bring in and prove
their claims; and that we shall attend tbat ser.
wee at the Counting Room of Ambrose White. In
Bucksport, on Wednesday, October Eth Is75 and
Wednesday January 9TH, 1876, at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon.
S. T. KINKS
AMBROSE WHITE
Bucksport July 9Th, 1875. 3w3,
Ellsworth American., 1875-09-09
TESTIMONIALS. I

TESTIMONIALS.
regard Sir. Eddy as me Of the most capable and
succesyA1 practitioners with whom ] have b Adj
official intercourse. CHAS. MASON
Comm sioher OF Patents
- nave no hesitation IN assuring inventors Lha
they cannot employ man more competent and
"uSt~UthB, anu more capaDle of puttI;.g their
Applications IN form to secure for them early
anu favorable con slderation al the Patent ONCE
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner OF Patents
'hr. X HI Eddy has made for me ov yer THIRTY ap
pilcatlons for Patents. having been succcssTll IN
almost teVery case. such unmistakable proof OF
great talent and ability on his part, leads ne to
Recommend all invent rs to apply to him pro
cure their patents, as they may be sure OF having
the most faithful attention bestowed or their
cases, ana at very reasonable charges,
JOHN TAGGART.
Boston Jan. Is15-lyri
Ellsworth American., 1875-09-09
VOLUME 81.
Ayers S
Hair Vigo,',
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressin g
which is at once e
a G re able,
healthy, and eff,
fectual for pre-
S erwin the
hair. Faded or
gray hair is soon
restored to its
oridinaL colnr
Ellsworth American., 1875-09-09
Trunks! Trunks

Those in want OF the above can have choice o.
Boston, Portland, or Bangor Trunks. iull ~
sor.ment of all qualities and sizes, at manulaCi
durers' prices. Also Gents'iValises, Bags, Ham,
Trunks, and Walk ing Canes,
HENRY SWAN, Water Street
Ellsworth, June 10th, 1875 3mes9S
Ellsworth American., 1875-09-09
MORTGAGE BLANKS.

The best and most approved NOR
gage Blanks euer printed IN this Cow
ty, are noso for sale at the
american Office
Ellsworth American., 1875-09-09
Bangor Advertisements.

."Eetine /. soidby all Drus-i.t..
Ellsworth American., 1875-09-09

tor hi> high standing IN the profession. and the
learning and science OF an able mind quickly
compelled the CENSOR to sucru.nb, and now
phy ,icians generally. all over the world. where
tins netlIcin. IL introduced, admit OF it, wonder
tul efficacy, ani ottcn prescribe 1t for their pa
urht~ bi course the OF the DIAMOND
Kilh.tMh ATTIC CURE, without the aid Of a phy 81
ctan, - saving in FEEs to the sufferer but III y
really conscientious physician should rejoice nj
this tor the reason oi the general benefits arising
To mankind from It's use.
Ellsworth American., 1875-09-09

Sell oil your least desirable stock.
Keep the best. a really good COW j.,
worth three or four medium cows. An ex-
ira nice sheep is worth a halfdoz small
inferior animals. 1t costs no more, and
often not 50 much, to keep the best a. it
does to keep the poorest stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.
0upnppaS NAnyRrs

Loxrox Anil S-l23Or mCcnsos for 93do3ei o me
seouu g3 United states ESeTweny bonds 1905 old IVA
Ene Railway shares "a. ,.,,u.
LIVERPOOL April 312S0 p m-Coon is buoyant; m%ans
Dpands hiddlng Orleans si; sales $4,000 baes
The total
lS 900 bales 5000 bales which sold after tbe
the market j. I'd dearer safes on ne
OF Mddhng UpAuds. nothing oE good ordinary sppsu & Ma
Apr Al 8lai nothing below Mdlnes Deliverable hph
al 81 do d. deliverable Mas aud june at 60 90 1890
able Jane and july at : I'D sales on the BASIS OF hooE
nothing below shipped March ana Arm Moal ,h.
LONDON April 30 H. Ccns"ls for money. oo' "
account 93oQ33s Paris dispatches quote kentes az PAL
IlyEpPo0L Ap- 3D. Cotton -Oi The SAFES OF NoNpn
900 bales were Sales the bass o. AdaiDI W
nothing be Low Mldhngs, ppcd March and April ~ ~
stuas are quiet % p Bacon Oh e"t Tor sH0' ~
Middes. A.. u.-..a o., c4f "a
LONDON April "a mPsI dlspaches quote acaes :, PSI ~
FRANKPoRT April 3U. = Fyetweaiy bonds Isp-S % MID
"a n.Slies of Cotton on we n1ss W
ding Upaaas nothing below Low hddhpgs deliverable NAY S ~
az Sisi p.,., .,ardart on
LoSDox April sug 81 per cSt for No l2Dueh ''ah'' VI
the spot and 25j6d24 for do aHoai r. -. i..o ,ba
LONDON April $3.50 y. m--lhe smonht 81 ouioN sO' INV Wv
BANK VI knga Oh balance IL day was t@OOOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05

r,,.. 294 i,265OO6 2.O1oSOo
sobQusR. 70 cur las. %s1 n,t I,a eSsnre in
the ton, spI Of Wheat market h, ,b reaction
n oar rsTs da. msn to Bber. supplies IN prospect y &
the horee tnaes, and s.s, bsSe greatly
Tie c1or inquiry and CHECKED the local dn and She W" , Sn
VEN seters sieudOn from slippers and for ese grace
sywvsihT viii lead ng sud popular ssdes
Ii be denied ta cor eboc 40 r sTone and command
= ga All we ra., OF ihe North" ct WI
the favorable iOT good market m 1Ita' %
S Ss S cSnas,B Up regard ai p quite favorable
vet received. supplies at al , tnese l n sn3
markets were and al The e ports IN iiolal1 3D.
c. N ~ yer, nc up beng received from ne ip'rIio
he Of french Iase'' SpeS1T 20 Sr ns
where ;se d,naad for TIE interior uso 'ee qe @ ebt
Expectations " re hoers ihtf s,oeAs w. lar,
SS Ora I've s and B4rcs proved much below an ayer
and consequently the oonfrn Hon o. Murt' ph
70 est mate % probable surplus With degree Of .'errJ
.ior o. 'st Wa al ,ier, bv lie los Ia localities
month IRON NC che markets ulei k9om We ren mat
81 H soc acre diminishing and TIE coorm1t on o. lo,sGn "es
Increasing From confas fcp"s o. Uel ei
From he roads ART irpa' sable sal IN HeSl
.o Az Mn 1'l,i- h are v, wbeS, La, ruled og es
pg . ue'5 n p eTV arer4te for growing
NesleTn NtS' s no. 49,. t,,t, uafivora-
be r,ror ibe eIro o1e seen 496 ls buh ;.ans
fr an no. al about YESTERDAY Tce' VIA more
,.ted 10 .ome c'es e'1 mol sei'e Az 0o0 b6 - II iof
lngaded Iowa MiuucsO ~ "A 81 20 Or No. n,4to
kpnug Il 1881 - Ne mc1eo Slrls - -oUS - ."
No lvsaAee; &c ri - Tor No. NNa-t"fi ~ .~
81 81 2SaSl ~ for Amber 40 ~ ~ Ui
Re- Stat 20 9O 81 35QSl 40 o' "Lte aIS4ri
an 81 2'G.l go DO Baes 10 dull out Qnol aoOu'
steady Of 1000 bush Canada West on prNs"
pV.ri 10 he about 81 30; 5000 bush to bs ~Aot' Al
el l7 Barley Man qliet and not ma'er any c2ane M
los,ro cell wh night OF 5000 o4h taho'A - %
time and inactive. Win ses oil - car pihe
7$c sfos with tat BID, snd &c asked i0i hso ~
- cas- White Western 13r ana - &c a. 'ea
ard Mixed at l5ic The sales are scOUV 99n
New ono 20 BE-; White at ~ dc; Bisck a. e
Mixed 7SG7@Ac White at $50 Je S5"te A. &C.
~ 4OUO oash
DgAc but Gull a = aSoc Tor zoe Ihse OF
Iea Ne.crn intending At $50 ws the g,le
r, clogng QUE. At - c seller at 50 0So GO ana ME ~
81 dS~ lcnInsi al 0d9lcn sore sA are cuOUO
UrSouuI weston VI Af- a.
ae While 81 s. S.c. Yellow al oSdoS y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05
COTTON MARKETS.

.UGrs7A April S-Cotion steady in fair Mddlnr.
u . Mdiogs $50 Good Ordinary il l2c receipts,
2Og bales. j94 bales
ST. ioUs April }-Coitor eady M1ings - 7s
uou 1O2 bales shipments, SjS bales; sales 1913 bales
Is Ubl bales. 1900.
CHAKIKsToS April 3.-Couou trm; ntIngs 16dl6isc Low
NodDys l53.c Ordinary l4a4GlJc; net IeceVts 54U
bales: sales 800 bales: stock. 30 j62 bales
kEw-URLtANs. April 3-COJn firm; Mddling II 7s net
lIG7 bales 1888 bsie to Great Britain
France l9l2 baes; ContLeni ~ bales 1900
bales stock, actual, 1873 1913 bales
3C1ton trneE; Hddhng 7s: Low Mid
drpgs Good Ornarv, Ia 1l4asc receipts 81
exports coAstwe 100 bales; sales $500 bses; stock
1851 tales
lGs Ornsfg, i5 receipts 3G4 bales; gross 30
bates exports BtaO 500 bsles se 1857 stock
1926 bales -
MrMPHs April Section srm Mddng Ice; Low Middlug.
u i2c: Ordinary. u 9l6 bales shipments
3O3 bales; sales, COO bsles stock, 3S.9l7 bales
LOrvILLB. April 3--Cotton firm; h.danns l5as.
CIxctNSArI Ap Cotton dull Mdng l6c net 366
bales: sniprnents 6l5 bales; STOCK IA $40 bales
AD 3COtton tim MddlIg lGtc net receipts
bales: spiDnes 200 bales; rtocE 70 SOA bales
Apnl 3Cotron qUe MIddipg. l6ae.:
e. pts 4G bales gross. 26l bales
WxSGToS Apnl 3Cotton steady; middnr ljs,c; Md.
ding 1850; Good Ordinary 1855 lZs bales; sales
~ bales stock. 2l0o bales
soKYoLK Apnl 3-Coon srn; Madng Ice; net receipt.
$40 coastge 10 bales 800 bales
SAyAssAs April 3-Co,ton srm Mdddng. Ice; Low Mid.
bal les sales. .7Oj bales 4O6l3 bslcs.
April 3-CO.On Aid1ng 10 Low
lJc Good Ordinary, li4c
7O3 bsies; sales. 93j bales; ,lOcf, 17,6S2 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05

ou,,, n, slaelo for Son Yellow; 9aal0sc for Soft White
1Os4 Crushed 1OS Powdered and 1889 for Grans
TALLOwThe steady pes sales Of 1oooo
70 City at Sa4c. .o,,, -,,.., 10.
wHIsKY-The quiet and softer; 80 bb sold at 81 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05
LINCOLN PARK BONDS
CHICAGO.
Issue Of 100000 p C. Sinking Fund Bonds,
BT TH4
Town OF yorts Chicago and the Con,missioners
Of Lincoln Park.

INTEREST COUPONS APRIL srd 1sT OCTOBER PAYABLE at
The AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK IN New-iork.
BONDS MATURE l. 1895, and be registered at SAID b'pk
IN Of owner fdesred
SINKING FCSD Of $50 600 snnual7 beginning April l. 1873 VII
bonds BY purchase 4OI, psreAaDe ~ Lat
| price BY annual d:GNuRs al Iaf
THE INTEREST provided for bv annual tax all the property
real and per.ous North Chicago The rdl separate IRON tie
well property the ana ne nl the Para are oil by H.
Staie vi lG 1871, 'oeAJ pledged iOF tie security AID
| npiOn OF these bonds
THH PREsRS on deb: Of the ami blythe Corst
the Geb " Restricted - hie pr elI oil tIs ~
valuation.
The TOWN or NORTH CHICAGO thst part o. C7 Of Chi
which lee norh sn! east Of tie Chicago AM % le
Michigan state Law empowered to issae bonds FOR m pur
THE vAIrE OF TIE LAND IN IRE Park within The town ni,'
100000. Of rilOuuO hA b~'n e'il-I i
An auEuAi tax po'tel iOi lie turner IMPROVEMENT
and mantensLce.
THE TITLE to s the Park held hv the PAX Com
mis,oneys fee, ncumhance, VITA e 81 rtnn
the acquisition OF which was necessity 10 We Ta't
and for the payment 0i when 'he ptoeeIs OF ' o Z" D" A "
be apphed
MesS. wIysLOw LANIER co, md MORTON. BLISS & CO..
authorized by toe uId ru'd Commissioners li'c"n fh
cacr deecfbed for sale pfolosa uAt
lie EIGHT DAY OF APRIL - noon % taebisc
part the ssae min Or II ri-';aye er esl
below which 10 OtIs vii Dc accepted
THE AWARDS be male to the highest bidders srd in
O, applications erecting the amount ofere DE der ~ un
fin, sales dstibuei 20 be nett hgast aud 'aa +
THE BOSDS re for delivery hu those VITO s>re % c.
sy1nent al May tor half three il OF tn purchase
c 80 by adjustment 81 interest Tor such d.lii
FORMS or PROPOSALS AMI copies with se or'nica
Of counsel we'll other inIDuon be had
uoD " aINSLON LANlER 60. = Pue-'t. n l.. " "
MORTON BLISS L co Dr.Ne Bui4u 2, y.
=. II. WINSTON,
A. &. Hf>lNfi fOmuis'lOles
j. J. CULVER, II
JACOB REHM Lincoln ParA
JOSEPH SIOCkTONJ
March 20 1879.
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BAY AND SrEAwroe ma'ie strong aud - good ran''' v.
zoe Il o3eog' s,s" g. u I A9 ~, a. goe@s4 ''
NAyHL iORiso Esa there oompaTa',1ei, nothing dong
bui r have treBid change a. s2OJ9S- 10 for
sale Of southern AT c and 50 eb hs~-Yok ~ sc
lar continue. ga .S Is ,' al ,o s 6.1 o. VIEW
OIS-Lir.eei qu AID unchanged Re for casks from
srosLtTs h.p- % .,li e a. pw. UiticT were r3de A.
81 1881 10; No. 81 ail Vs. and No At eOG'Oc Other
Naturalization bitter tone bu; 3. que, s
hAuc ostaae OFF, 'fe e9 at tue se,ne; a9'iea a. "a
The O Of moth c Cases inactive 5u; sIead al ~ "a
~ month Sathi"a rncsssze5 bpi dali at 49,. Tie
PL p strong tut inactive at - AZ 10Y spot and ia ga
~ - month Tie C1's 4l'1e'' are not n'e"' A'nEe' but
pE0VISloys-Ou PoiG market The past week hs, been dsn
kusei by mech acty hoy4nc The I'd for the future has
Eeea gc cn.nd e me month OF MAY ard since >aig
ash 30 Tb &c upwsr quite To the
tret anu eni,yG specuuve diameter but 90 not fully
Ten al Gu c,eC It tDs rapd advance
c-nnc a 10 be- sres restricted evy"hers sHa
qqa.tv over ihe Summer VII be large ADD the
.IpO' aae c.n1o' ' to BE- m01, w .. so9 higher Pce'
az a, 900. ,ro,mte, IN prce> Ia o,hr Kinds Hgi,
bushes L.s E,brer doae. Exra Prime he'd higher
100 bb were a il while iaiore oG tide
It he recover me o'e sss Being 800 1tlS NAV
81 So Beef dull and
change Quostous "h sales Of only 30 s Civ Extra India
Mes t-!m' Bet iaa ssge da and ereasagea
eV IT, nice. p led iI.ss a 500 Pee 90 Sbon
der e'i0e Smos'd Meats dull Belize, fno sales Of 90 bOze.
ne ~ <, c.sst 2L xih 10 sales Tepor.et on Change
.. ici tue msA~t LrI kgher With active
yort dem nd sht aad o5O sold
eiosI strong June which closed o l6c
ZOO a. i5ai Ja ncnnsr At i5,4c. 1000 tcs June
nght Ij oI Ne" brand and III part CV l1O'c sod
for choice grades Of State ali but
.t ~ fa supply Wc.,ern esh gJ~s reaay
.nebreei pre, Aucto, 'a' q $50 pigs brought lialje
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05
CATTLE MARKET.

CscAss April 3Reeep for the werk: 1892 cattle Is 236
hog 1913 week last 1928 cattle 81 GA
57s sheep Cattle nsrte has considerably
steady and hrn vitb az sold snsiy Of arrivals good medium
fair 81 5Ou$j IS; good IS 30fs5 80; ebpo- - 7Oa
20 80 5OeS7 siOct rattle So 76dx4 20
buther cattle dull sDo nescei owing hesty offerings Of
common o eood 1884 rs ehoice s5aSJ %
and arm hight S7d17 7 poor
o. 50aS5 90. extra Is 1O1s3 quality average Msre
zl7 u.
sHKrr dull ess sass poor very choice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05

Rhcss With light Shipping and trade demand nd .nessssa n Sn
CITY Mills sold oheng
5000 bb Brss sales OF loooo on~ were mA"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05

ALTERING BUILDING.-Sealed proposals
"a vii be received b, Tue Police Department unnI 10 o'clock
Apui o. 1873 ALIEklNG BUILDING
copied for Precinct Police Po particular
CIV IeeoTd. Cope, for sale at No. 2 "a Hall
DOLCE SliIELDS.-Scaled proposals will be
.rd b. thr Police Department ill 10 O'clock April o.
1873 Er SHIELDS for pstrolneB Por particular, The
Cily Eecasi. cope. for SAFE Al No = CtJ Hall
GALE OF MANURE.-Sealed proposals will
- be received Fire Department until 10 April
~ Is75 parehae Of Of the
onr rear particular. The City Record Copies for sale
Ctr Hall
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE: NAN
sTRAhSHlrs BsTWgEN sEW YORK AND aAyRS
more ery tss any oe vii a.. rou No 80
PEKEIRE. SATURDAY April IT
faHNcE. rndeIie. SATgKDAY NJ
LA"h tRics or PASSAGE IN GOLD nt>ladlns win"
First cabin aoro SscS.a d. re- aca si
Seer,g s22wh ,ueror accommodations. and including all
gro MACKENZIE Aepnt No So BrO.iw,,
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
W SAILING FROM PIER 81. NoRTH RIVER,
for NORFOLK CITY POINT, and RICHMOND.
TUESDAYS THURSDAYs aad SATURDAYS. s.3p pm.
Connecting with
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE AIR LTSE,
ATLANTIC COAST LINE, PIEDMONT AIR LINE
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD,
Company. steam line. to interior poiat,n
NORTH CAROLINA aad VIRGINIA
BALTIMORE WERSEnAYs sn 4T ShT o9
eop hs% s R AID mhRYLAS6 GsR5ADS
evey TUESDAY,. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
PAS ENGER ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
Through Passage Tickets Bills OF LadHs to all p0ia..
Freight rcce yed dai At Pier 81, n r.
GENERAL OFFICES 1877 Greenwics';., New YoTI
N L. McGREADY. President.
DAClFIC MAIL s: s. LINE. cu,u
L Foa cALlFoRS!A. JA "a AID CHINA
FOR AspIswAL f' va ss l,I1 ''''' A'''-
''S esane8s ali taira aa psiae po
FROM SAN FRANCISCO, for JAPAN and CHINA.
For freight passage, apply at Pier A. North RIVER.
II. J BULLAf, Superintendent
PED STAR LINE.-Appointed to carry the
IL Belgian United States mails
The following Steamers are ge sppo yI,9 rs ,'
v,prRf T9S tn.aFDM. Is
NkDkRLAND........Apnl2 81 STATE OF AEVADA...Msy 8
,,,,.,.,.,,. FROM ANTWERP. p. xv
April STATE OF NsvaDA. April Is
! ApERLAND..........Apnl % isWllZERLAND.....My
| PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCr
$50 Second cabin. 500
tickets 10 and from Oil the lowest rsteA
Passenger accommodations for all classes nnurpa''ei
GEO W. 'OLIOS, Ast, AZ BrosisI New ! ORR.
JOHN MCDONALD Passenger Agent
| PETER WRIGHT q SoSs deHsr.I Agents
307 wsnutst. Phlscsphia
| B WONDER BECKE. General European Agent. Antwerp.
WHITE STAR LINE.
| FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
| CARRYING THg
| UNITED STATES NAIL.
sRw AND PuLI-PoWKRxD SrBAMSHIPA
ssnss SesYOri SATURDAYS nsa L'spssI THURS.
DAYS calling At Cort Hsrbor
| CELTIC SATURDAY. April TO- Of 500
| BALTIC SATURDAY.. April IL. at 500 u m
| REPUBLIC. SATURDAY. April ~. at 500 a
| ADRIAIIC. SATURDAY: MAY .. a, 7;30sn
| CELTIC SATURDAY. May IS at 1880
] PROM the WHITE STAR DOCK, PlBh OF, NORTH RyKR.
These Steamers fastest In the trade uniform
spsssi appointments The saloon stateroons smoking and
BATHROOMS placed smhps where the aud notion
Attending degree VI comfort hitherto unaIsnsble at
hATEsssioOa $50 and 500. Rs!an ekst Sl75 gold.
SieeISs Al low rsteA
| Drafts from 81 spwar-
VI ana other nfor Apply
s0oe& Ne ~ brssd~aT neu-leG ]. CORr1B. hxent