Auction and Co 3115 10N Pricer and Jachson
Auction and Co listings show vendors at Hampshire and Maine streets offering millinery dressmaking and various goods. Notables include Witte office, Van Dien at 419 Hampshire, J Maltory at 00511 Hampshire, Loss & Co art emporium, and Bunting & Co brass work. The page catalogues wholesale oysters, pianos, paper hanging, grain and produce, plumbing, saddlery, and clothing makers.
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Auction and CO
Pricer & Jachson
Hampehire Street
Witte
E Loss &Co
Art Emporium
Maine Street
Seeger & Sally
Fourth Street
B Street
Peotr Maing & Jersey
Brass Foundry
J. B Bunting & CO
Worth Birth Street
Curtis
Mainest
G.L King
J.B. Talcott
Maine
Sam
J.Q Abam
Eighth Street
Hampshire
Vermont
EL Witte & CO
Front Street
Washington and Ohio
Jacob Metz
Sixth
Hampshire Streets
Scheiner & Kreitz
Steth
Seventh
Public Debt Reduced and Debt Figures Updated
Washington reports show internal revenue near 188 million for the year, customs about 170 million, and other sources around 30 million, yielding nearly 400 million in government revenue. The sinking fund totals 121.2 million to be deducted from debt with a month’s debt reduction near 15 million.
German lay delegation approved at Carlsruhe conference
New York reports via The Methodist that the German and Switzerland conference voted 39 for lay delegation. The ministry tally reached 4,945 yes and 1,589 no, totaling 6,535. Four thousand nine hundred one is the three quarters threshold, confirming the decision. Bathing facilities opened. mud and crowds noted at Hudson and East river baths. Women’s bath to open next.
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New York
Methodist
Hast
Switzerland
Carlsruhe
Hudson River
Fourteenth Street
East River
Fifth Street
California and Oregon Railroad to Chico Open by Fourth
San Francisco reports a 91 degree July day with about 90 000 sheep slaughtered for pelts due to pasture scarcity. The California and Oregon Railroad will open to Chico by the Fourth of July with an excursion, and finish in time for harvest in the Sacramento Valley.
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San Francisco
Santa Cruz
California and Oregon
Chico
Sacramento Valley
Weather and crops dominate July weather news
The Northwest reports 106 degrees with heat prostrations among hotel workers. Chicago notes a 20 degree morning drop to 70, while a region wide storm aids crops. Minnesota wheat prospects are bleak due to sun and drought. Mormon dissenters depart for New England homes. Fort Scott and the Missouri Kansas & Texas Railroad finalize plans to complete rail link from Sedalia within ninety days and secure machine shops.
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Omanaa
Chicago
Rochester
Minn
Minnesota
New England
Fort. Scott
Fort Scott
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad Co
Sedalia
Steamboat Race Sparks Heavy Bets in Cincinnati
Cincinnati July 1 A Natchez Lee steamboat race stirs crowds and heavy wagering with likely bets between one and two hundred thousand dollars. A grand reception and promenade concert for the Red Stockings unfolds at Pike's Hall tonight. In Ottawa Illinois arson case Howell stands accused with Felix Sigler confessing the plot and Smith implicated. Kennedy the black man hanged at New Kent Court House after ravishing and murdering Mrs Stewart and killing John Baker.
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Cincinnatti
Natchez and
Lee
Red Stockings
Pike’s Music Hall
CuHicano
Ottawa
Howell
Marseilles
Inl
Felix Sigler
Smith
Ligier
Richmond
Lewis Kennedy
Stewart
New Kent County
John Baker
New Kent Court House
Fire Rages Through Dunshee's Wood Factory District
A major blaze at Dunshee's wood factory in New York City swept from 12 45 to 1 30 this morning destroying a vast area between the railroad and eighth street. The flames engulfed lumber yards and a planing mill with insured losses likely reaching a million dollars. The fire department battled the inferno but could not check it as several houses burned and fear of further spread to ships and nearby structures persisted.
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New York
Dunshee
Eighth Street
Dahls & Meigs
Derby
Snow & Prentiss
Bell Factory
Green
Washington
Feargate
Jersey City
Bernard McMahon
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad Company
Buffalo
Brown’s
Michigan
Canal Streets
Osweep
Canada
Chicago
Hass & Powells
Lyons
Iowa
Stiles
Dawes
Butler
Mass
House
Holman
Beatty
Coburn
Orth
Tyler
Barnum
Brooks
N. Y
Randall
Slocum
Stone
United States
Schenck
Cox
Committee On Ways and Means
France
Builer
Nnone
Davis
Cox and Butler
Massachusetts
Stevenson
Ohio
Anthony elected President Pro Tem in Senate
Washington July 1 Mr Anthony was elected President Pro tem in the Senate due to Vice President absence until after July 4. The House amendments to the waterway improvement bill between the Mississippi and Lake Michigan via Wisconsin and Fox rivers were debated. The Atlantic Pacific Railroad bill was briefly discussed.
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Senate
WashineTon
Anthony
House
Mississippi River
Lake
Michigan
Wisconsin and
Fox Rivers
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
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Fox Danly
Cubscribara
Joseph Bafirold
Es Abdomind-Everine
Mh. E. Dixter
Jerney Sirect Agriculture
Ngee Ae Pope & Baldwins
Womavise & Co
Quincy
Corner Fifth
Tes T. Woodruff
Ashington Park
Reet “Tanufactory
Richey
Malve Street
Whicc
Washington Park
Bens
Hampshire Street
Aerown Park
Wentworth & C2
Maino Street
St Cobuern
Fifth «Reet
Ster
Seventh Street
Brushway
Spring
Coptifrs
B. Cor
Oak Streets
Williamson
Vermont Stressstreat
Richard
Robert
WN & Bros
South Sixth Street
Opera
Cloges
Tremont House
Hamypahire
Tamashire Street
BSVY
MOY Sig & Bette
Bat
Broadway
Epring
Neetyville Coal
C. Gqudwan & Bro
Queensware
Gould & WH
Liam
Quincy Planing Mills
Schmitt Muluinker & CO
Enron Planing Mills
Fourth St
Quincy House
Griwm «& CO
J. Lesem
BRO. & CO
Osreet “Dry Goons
Nelake
West Side
BUUGS
Rogahks & Nwalgye
Mampahire Street
Thrd Street
Main- St
Harvey
Keokuk Packet Co
Eli CR Milus
Fred Mills
Bet
Castle Wills
Union
Bagby & Wod
Center Mills
Corner Front
Jersey Streets
Aller & Whyers
City
Exchange Mills
State
Recond
Uo Ntoro & Co
TAR
Second
Twr & Crattanden
Tellico
South Front Street
Delaware
Dick & Brosco
Spiegel € Thooms Fornture Co
Warerouma Gi Maloe
F. W. Jansen & Son
East Side
Washbrington Park
Tholesale, Eler, Andrews & CO
Thos, Austin & CO
Hanpahire Street
Market House
Synare W. G. Warfield
Gk Sfger
HVE
FTT & GO
MUN Y & Parker
Co of & Richardson
North Fifth Street
bet _Hamphire & Vermont
Farmers’ House
F. Toretas
Hampshire &T
SFO J Large
Petrer & Waddell
HAY
Shmermerhorn
BRO
North Front Street
Cuttrell
Fifth St
Pratt & Collins
Ferry Landing
Hampshire St
Adame
NG Pearsons
Fifth Streets
Hal
Hoe Ballard
Fourth
Hughes
Laclede
Madison & Carsitts
Pittsburg
Agen, Cor
York Streets
J W. Brown
Wshington Park
B. Gage
Fifth
Maine Streets
GEO Dingledine
Netius
Wersteds
Zephyr
Don Meri
Ameson
Third St
Bet Bamphirea
Wiscons'n River Lumber
Ash
Oplar Meis-Ek
Diukhut
Broadway & Fifth Sts
Peprod Ab
Neever & Son
Vermont Street
Bradford
Ninth
Hang Shire Streets
West Quincy
Gardner & Robertson
John A. Adlen
Britol & CO
Las Matos
Quincy Hone
Powers & Finlay
Bert
Maine Steet
Narble Works
EOS
Mexeer & CO
Classified
van Dien
Ampshire Street
Ohnibus
Willer & Hughes
Letton
Varen
J. Grafptey
Flachs & CO
Sixth-st
Jersey
Bonnet & Duffy
Ohio Streets
Comstock, Castle & CO
Frozt and
Washington Streets
Pecessior Works
Daslaware Street
Sid An
C. Haubach
North Sixth Street
Vinegar Minufactorz
WM Deeesbach 4 CO
Front &T
Jersy
Wood Dealees
Trowbridge
Long
Boyle
GEO. W. Bristol
Jas. A. Parker
Merchant Tailors
Quincy, Ills
Ladd
Talcott
N. W
HAT & Cap House
GEO, J. Large
Manufacturer
Daaler In
Manpehire Street
Ita
Empire Line
Oice
Tison
Anugidis-Pi
WITS
Star Hotel
Brownville
Nebraska
Stevenson & Ceoss
Proprietors
Tecumseh
Paxne
Beatrie
Cara
Phelps Station
OAK Hall Clothing House
A. Hyman
D. Hernan
Great Western House
Ie2idim
Telegraph
Etre
Europe
San Domingo
Chicaco
Illinois
Yates
Truumbull
Harland,‘and
Thayer
Ipton
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Omaza
Whetstone Agency
Spotted Tail
Pawnes
Union Pacific Railroad
Paris
Corps -Legislatif
Corps Legislatiff
Jules-Favvre
Ollivier
Mapero
Imperial
Montpensier
Cortes
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Sporting
CRIME
Denver
Fort Union
N. M
Prairie
Wilson
Thurman
U. S
Warner
Finance Committee
Committee of the Whole
Sherman
Edmunds
Yeas
Qast
Nora
Mdarborn
Miss Nicholson
Richards Suiveydy
J B ‘Jones
Ingac Eherman
George Johnston
S Shinn
LB Jones
David Shear
David Inman
John Stewart
Keroney
John
Germain
Count Kirkpatrick
B8teward
AM Lawrence
Wo Stevens
R A Lewis
Thomas
John Leaner
Joseph True
Frank ~ Learby
Matrice Turner
Lesch
Edin
Esientioe
FO Lockwood
McHowsn
John Waits
Daniel Liman
CB ‘Warher
Marah
A C Welch
NB Mallory
John W Wibring
Benj Miller
Wilcoson
DC Mitchel
DG Wilson
Albert Miller
Wm Walkin
James Mitchell
HM = Woodward
Enos Montgomery
L Wolting
D & Co
Morton
J W
Wolf D Morton
Mia Wyman
D*Massér
TH Wyckoff
RB Young
Congressional
Big Neck
Adams Cunty
James Shannnoh
Mary Corley
New-York City
Maine Strait
Fair Grounds
ST. Louis
Occidental Jrs
Quingy
Woodruff
Pfeffer
Mosaic and
Kinn*r
THE
ST. Vincent’s
Orphan Society
Jerward
Reed Organ Companion
William H. Duanx
Oliver Dit&on & CO
Boston
Chas, H. Diteon & Coo
Samuel Lesem
Acent
Over Union Bank
Tit
Imsaracig
Wtieth Vale
Johnson
B. KR. Pfeiffer
Lothair
Zothale
Diaraelt
Gough
Hasdbogkoth
Emerson's Society
Gail Haase
Emilés’ Seifhalp
Galilee
Winchel
Tedia
Dells
Macdermots
Ballycloran
Sanny Courtland
Miss Bortland
Eaplet
Blind Pits
Keeb
Whatty
Wonru
Ome
Ees
Ae Agency
teSdante
Gew
Etta
Joseph & Nelee
DRY Goods Market
Joseph & NI
B. A. Fahnestock
Aester Fahnestock
Haslett
Iytée
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
J. T. Brown
Amessor
Hill's
D. Woodruff
Opera House
Mains Bt
Hitl
Cancellor Fa