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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-04
n =. Narshal's Sale.

,,vrreD STATES Of AMERICA. Dis
| tict OF West VI ginia
v "'' Edward Cooper,
vs..
,,,,ub,at"Msttle Roberts, !" George Cooper
s'e'npJrn a-s In Admiralty.
s ~ oSsJience to an order entered on the
IN NJ 0,,ob.r. 1872 In the Oi trict Court OF
!IHanT TI states ror The District or west
" w.,;nis in the ci>e OF E Ward b. copper
~, The steamboat NJ title hoosrts,
ss.snginss. IA ,kle, outfit, apparel ana 1nr-
o. 80 sh M proc ed To sell. at pnoic auc,
Nv % the highest and best bidder, sa q
...o,, w., Matte Roberts. at the puonc
49,, in the ciry of Parkersburg, west
Wilma. ON W -DNE-O Ny, The 2Otn
n.yOF NOVEMBER 1872.
farms OF Sale -One- curtin ol tue pur-
rs. money in cash. AMI for the remain
,r,tbre.. fourths The pure aSer 70 give MS
hnois wits security resident WITHIN tnlS
EiStri,,, 20 hs nporovad ny the MSrsnai, IN
a. nj ,inoun,s, PAYABLE resp ctively ~ SIX
rtas and wave months alter date, win In
"'''' "'' HE'D IMAM SLACK:
IA Marsha Dist ct West va
Rv W VI. II. lR IN, Deputy.
LASS. WET
Prn.to- COR L'ba1ant.
Wheeling. W. Va, Octoner Is, 1917.
octlS.20t
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MORG ANiOWN.
The University Reading Room-Let-
Ter from Professor GlOver-NOP Far
ttsan Discrimination.
WEST VIRGINIA UHIvRRsIrY,


tisan Discrimination.
WEST VIRGINIA UsIvRRsIrY,
November l, 1872.
Editors OF the Register: ,
In the daily edition Of your paper o
October 80 and the tri-weekly OF Octo-
Der 81 | noticed a letter, complaining OF
the partisan character of the newsla-
pers furnished to the reading room, sent
YOU by a party who signs himself "A
student" As there are some misstate'
mepts in the letter, | beg that you will
grant me the favor OF correcting them
First, II is n ot true that "tbere is q
great preponderance of Republican
newspaper" Of the 6s periodicals.
which we receive only 81 can be called
political in a partisan sense. OF these
10 are Democratic and 1S are Repub~
lican. A.,
money OF Democratic students IL ex-
nended for such papers as the New York
Times and the Washington Chron'c'e
With the single exception of Harper s
Weskly all of the political papers re,
ceived by the reading room are donated
by their publishers and cost nolhing
except Tor postage. ,,..,
That there are more Republican than
D...,;c ma ners from the large cities
il not owing to any partiaiity IN the
selection. I am as anxious as any one
that the students should have an oppor-
unity OF reading the leading Demo-
cratic papers OF the country, and when
I took charge of the reading room, one
,sar 400 I wrote to New York, Phila-
3sInbis Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Wash
instou and Cincinnati, soliciting Tor tne
resding room one leading Democratic
snd,one Republican paper from eacn
c;,v In four caees we received papers
from Republican publishers, but the
Nav York World Was the only Demo-
cratic paper donated to the read'Ds
I'm Thirdly It is not true that "the New
Work Tribune ceased to come when y
became Liberal" 1t has been coming
tor more than year. aud can at any
time be seen upon file in the reading
The money received from the students
"a fees ia appropriated to paying posi-
ace on peri, dicais, an I suo-crlpt o. 8 I,
tor literary and scientific ma .azlnes aud
reviews That We are enabled 10 -eA-
nend this mouev in furnishing the s. u
dents OF the UIver.i,y vi the best
literature o,the day, we are lsrsely 10,
dsbted to the Wheeling RFGIsiER, aud
otu,r.. who send their parers tree oil
oha,es~ Gso N. GLovas,
'A. SUPERINTENDENT Of Reading Room.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-04
Ctncsnnals nnrket.
CrNc,NNArl, November 2.

CINc,NNAri, November 2.
BUTTER-Steady at 24@25c for
choice
COTTON-Dull and unchanged; re-
ceirts sos
EGGS-Active at 27c. .....
FLOUR-Very quiet; extra at IS Is
al co. family at 81 00@7 80. Re
ceipts 1859 barrels.
GRAIN-Wheat dull prime red WIN
ter held at 81 IS; best white at 81 $50
10. Corn firm at 4lc tor sound mixed
ear. Oats and rye inactive. Barley
steady.
HAY-Firm at $2i 00@22 CO..
HOGS-Firm at "a 25@4 40. Re-
ceip's ALSO head.
OIL-Linseed at SAC.
PROyISIONS-Quiet. Mess pork
at $l4 so for city. Bulk meats dull.
Bacon, shoulders at Sc and little doing.
Lard quiet at 1i@Sc,
TOBACCO-At IS 00@2s IS for
trash and leaf -.-......
WHISKY-Strorg at '90c.
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FINANCE AND TRADE. :
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, November

SHlCA0O, T>o'euoSi -
GRAIN-Wheat active and feverIsh;
No 2 spring sold at 81 oS@l % cash;
81 07aal 90 seller November 81 oSGA
/ OsI seller December closing at 81 07t
seller November; Fl 0S seller Deem
her and 81 O7a seller year. Corn active
and srrony, opening weak; at the l,ee
M. 2 cold a. 3stS33fc c.sh: 32t @
33sc seller November; 3l3@32tc seller
December; cE sing at 80 q ste seller
Nnvrmber; 3lsF 3lic seller December,
Os,s Quiet al 2oic cash; 22la 22lc set-
I,r DECEMBER. Rive active and ga &c
HIGHER, No 2 at 52a 54, closing IT
53c Barley active and strong and 10
desreI No. 2 ut 633@ Csc; closing at 633
HIGqWINES-Ste,dy at 800: y
PROVISI0NS-Pork quiet al $l4Ol
for new and SIS 90 for old cash. Lard
HOGS-Astive aud lower q $50
4 81, ior air 10 cheice.s n :. esll5 ..ss.E'
sL4EEF CAFTLE1Sseady u e1"S0
8 Is tor Tsxsa ssssrs 70 choice native
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-04
Farm for sale.

4 BOUT Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY
\ acres OF the very hast h u Ian - wo
fiIi- d a,raS und,r cultivation-a Join-
in, ant o. Shsuh-ri irHerhsn AMI Others.
v hin nn.aIiOts. h III niles OF Benwoo !,
NuSnal co Irtv. Will sell entire or In
lo'St suit nurch lSarS, aui give possession
i'm mel ately. ". v. HO}E q BRO,
.aplO Biiley'S Block, Mark. Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-04
For Sale.

nyEFR\MEDWE LING HOUSEAN"
Fiy. acres Of land, with good toal
Rink On the premises five miles east o.
Wheeling on short Gre K.
Terms Dla.ntlt ct!h: the he'an"e IN
o1s mi tw YEA =. FIR turther pptIu,ar<
j,ouirs Al T T.. ximnin>' 4 Ictiou x ON.
o. If John Fletcher. sheal,n., We vlr-
~ ''"N ort7
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-04
Farm of 128 Acres OF Land
For S8lR.

CIrUATE ON THE BETHANY PIKE,
y Ave miles from the city OF Wheeling.
All being part of the James Kelly farm.
Th.lmprOve nents consist OF good two
story h-wed log house, large stable, spring
house, &c The land Is In a high state o.
cultivation, and has o. e-fourth OF a mile
t,nt on the p Ike. For terms, see I. B.
Kelly, On the premises, or
TH0S. U'BRIEN, Reat Estate Agt.,
iugl9 Wheeling. w. Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-04
For Sale,

IL TWO STORY FRANZ HOUSE
a with seven or eight rooms, on Jacob
4Streat also a small Frame House with
two roo ns on JACOB street; also a new
Brick House on Eof street, containing
four rooms. L. u. HUGHES,
suS Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-04

THs ttrs. snox Of the season fell at
lacrosse o. see. Wisconsin. Saturday aver
-, IAN. About one and lhabasohss
nm bat h melted away very fast
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-04
FOR SALE.
For Sale.

,,prvG AND DRIVING POW, PER,
-, Gentle and reliable, will De solo
\ tec' n,vat R.LUK SO
ep ss.csIsior Livery Stables, Market street
=. p,Sfnffic'. 'otHo-n
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-04

For Rent.

THE THREE.SrORY Brick DWELL
Ing at me lowe-e 4 OF Chapllue street,
Ceuire Wheeling, known as the Parson-
a'e" and belonging TO the estate OF I. j.
C.nobell, deceasei. Possession can be
nal n drst Of October next, inquire OF
iepl0-h n. NCMECH EN-.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-04
lNSu RANCE.
Life Insurance Co, Of Virginia.


A "A MrTT WAIVE. Presidsnt.
DARCY PAUL, ID. b. TENANT, Vice
PRESIDENTS.
SAMUEL b. PAUL, Secretary.
nnucu,pp rn,.,,,,, ..trsrv
~ +. thNhEn, consuming H''"'
Judge JOHN r. LAY, superintendent o'
Agencies
p no,,ie on M IL -. ~, vi,,,n,s IN IN.
U,',r,n, ~ 80 n,nne,,ta end In wa.t Viryinia.
D|,rc. o, .oIuinom .' s,n n.,s,,,,v s,nsaa"d
re P"ioIen air NV $50, ia Jasirab,s
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-04
For Rent.

THAT WELL KNOWN TAVERN
i Naad now occupied by Henry Ktewe't,
utnated on Denny street, South wheeling,
WIN all the fixtures arpertai ming thereto.
Inquire on tn premises, or Of
HENRY smith,
,MIhos. Hughes Merchant Tailoring Es-
holl hmen,. oct9
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-04
CIDER! cIDERi

JyO KEEP YOUR CIDER SWEET USE
iStilphfe of Lime. 1t Is put up in bottles
containing enough for one barrel. Sold
"n' INV LOGAN, LIST d co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-04
For Rent.

belmont GROCERY STAND, STORE
" Room and Dwelling. corner Market ana
DIVISION streets. Possession given immedf
rey. Inquire Of
jyls WM.H BRINTQN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23

AppletonS' journal WOnthly Part for Febru-
ary presents an almost incxhautibe variety for pop.
ular reading pleasantly blending fact and fiction in due
proportion. Among the topics of the "TableTalk" in
this number is the character Of James Fisk in which
the quality of mercy" Is not sacrificed TO the claims
OF moral discrimination. Fisk is represented as the
e-eader Of the vicious and violent ssadventurers
stockgamblers, swinders and harlots-the froth and
scum thrown up by the corruption OF great CONNER
cial capital He phenomenon. the like OF which
has seldom been seen in ordinarily decorous and
somewhat monotonous American life In audacity and
pluck in the grandeur OF his schemes and the energy
and success with which he carried them out in the
gotten wealth. mpudent manifestation Of his vulgar
vanity and in his outrageous defiance of public opinion
he resembled remarkably some OF the notorious char.
acters that TO the surface OF the Roman Republic
in the corruption and confusion OF its latter days
At the same tlme the article does justice to Fisks ber.
atty and open hearedness while II dsclams the state.
ments OF the English press that have held him up as
specimen OF American society and his as the re-
suit Of American Institutions "The truth il that Fisk
never in society at all. He not encouraged nor
even tolerated, by the better class OF our people, and
New-York was no more responsible for him than Lon
don was for the 'AnOnyms' who Haunted through her
streets and parks few years ago. He not even
type OF public men, Of hnancers and specu.
laOrs He stood alone, without predecessor and let us
hope without successor" The Table Talk" also gives
very lively description OF Baden Baden as 1t was be-
fore the close OF the famous Conversation House M
egaZed temple OF gambling 1t is 10 be hoped that the
prediction OF the writer will prove true and that the
charm of Baden watering place will be In nowise
diminished by its loss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23

The Second Paper on the "Fir,t American
Art Academy" in LppiHcoH susans the interest Of the
previous number, funshuga variety OF suggestive de-
tails in regard TO the early development Art in this
country. The writer makes use Of rather startling
figure TO illustrate the rapid decline of the fame Of Bcna-
min West after the decease OF that popular artist in
"The big sheets of West which Renown blew into
such splendid inaccessible regions while the master was
alive, in the course Of time tapping and crowdng
home a baGied armada, to that very port from which
he went in boyhOOd after fame and empire" An article
on Countrywide in Virginia Nowadays" presents
somber picture Of the rural portions of the Old
Dominion, and summarily dlsposes Of Mr.. L.
A. POlard's rOsecoOred sketches creations Of
fancy and romance. Not trace TO be found, the
writer afrms Of the cosy comforts OF Virginia farm
life In the old days Instead Of the mistress Of the house
seated quietly in her chair the night sets in and the
lamps are lighted giving orders to the servants pre-
pare the evening meal, you d" a lady OF extraOId
nary grace and beauty standing upon chair the top
Of table, hard at work scraping the paper from the
parlor walls with scraper imprOysed from a broken
hoe" The writer evidently casts longing. lingering
look the palmy times Of Virginia before the Rebel
lion. The Monthly Gossip" among other readable
matter, has sketch of visit to the "Amlsh" branch
Of the Mennonite Society IN PennsylvaDia describing
Their quaint customs with lively pen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23

translation of LucretiuS on the Nature o.
Things into English blank verse by CHARLES FlhDh0A
JOHNSON. is published by Lent Go. Tie worn eN'''
a careful study of the original poem, ana proounu
ounrecation OF the gcnius of the author the instruct
i've preface the translator gives analysis Oh the WORK.
with an estimate OF the character OF Lucretus whom ho
regards as lone OF the most sincere aud eIeVa.eo
characters OF antiquity, and whose ardent but tehur
and sympathetic soul deserved better late IMAM W We
condemned to philosophy without conscla'loh' anu
religion without hope"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23

The Catholic World opens with an analytic
discussion OF the merits and dement's Of H1rDcS W,ci
finding decided fault with the religion Of that Journal
but pointing out marked improvement in IT. present
political position which ii verGes by citations
from its early numbers. second paper on the
Duties of the Rich in Christian Society" ercucs
that the favored classes Of the Catholic
laity bound to exclude uuprinciplcd and ig-
nOrant demagogucs from the leadership Of the
Catholic people by taking it themselves and opposing
with all their might every political scheme for giving the
state usurpcd power conscience aud rclig on
Mr.. Robert Dale owens recent works on Spyitism"
the subject Of unidvorabe criticism, although the
credit is given to him that the devil speaks better En-
gsh through him than through the majority Of the
dums he seems compelled to yet not much better
sense" The writer the poorest opinion of
Mr.. Owens Christianity " which has not tTAco Of
the Christianity OF Christ, and Is little worthy
OF being called Christianity the bald Uni
tariansm OF Claiming, the Dcism Of Rous-
seau, Tom Paine, Voltaire, the Free Religion OF
Emerson, III ygnsOn, and Juha Ward Howe" The very
able papers "Cathocity and Panhci,m"
tuued. and with interest by students Of philosophy.
one two TRANSACTIONS from foreign Catholic Journals
important topics OF the day enhance the value Of tho
number
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
Mem Fluctuations.

FAST TENNESSEE.-THE KNOXVILLE
~ WEEKLY CHRONICLE for 1917 will In ever, nuuh,
ss.ia prepared srdess the Climate Boil Pdse hnsT,s
and other natural sdvtgss Of East Which n
fty called The tina These articles are nr,n.
expressly 70 dsnns< aes hsr the information Of psons oeiiss
South Tor Honsa Cerposdsss viii be ssrsy .pe,,3
and psbhshsd for general ebssps ssbG s
s..ns ssS. 4. sSs.s'I ~ r.. .s's. s further
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Feb. "a, 1872.
To-day being o legal holiday, no public trans
aotiops were made in the real estate market.
A. p Smith Co. have sold 10000 acres OF mineral ana
tmhor lo,d I'm Wvthe County. Va, at 81 per acre 10
brandon Coe: also 1890 acres In webster county W
Va M 81 20 per acre The purchasers, Messrs. XIX
Wallis will use the same for q stock ranch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23

Public and Parlor Readings, edited by LEWIS
b. MONROE dee & Shepard is collection Of extracts In
prose and verse for the of reading clubs, ana TOT
public and social entertainment The compiler mas
brought large personal experience In contributing 10
the entertainment Of the public, aud an excellent III
crary taste to the accomplishment Of his task IL has
been his specific purpose IN preparing the work. not so
much to furnish volume Of elegant extracts for the
cultivated reader or rhetorical speeches for declama
ton IA TO form n collection Of fresh and rare compost
tions for the cddcaton of the social circle by reading
aloud The qualities referred TO- however. are AL to be
found in c volume. which combines variety OF excel
lcucc seldom attained in simi'ar compilations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23

.choo,s and academies and TO the use OF tho younger
class of pupils Il consists mainly OF pieces tna.
NOT before been used in any similar manual anu "i0
are the productions OF the most ehectVo nno , ,ro
r,,ers Both the freshness Of its contents ana tne
tross Of lis mechanical execution commend 1t 70 'he
attention Of parents and teachers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23

The chronological Journal has an Illustrated
article the Fish Culture in America which presents
numerous facts not generally known, and which viii
amply reward pcruea 1t is stated that every effort ut
stocking ponds within the knowledge Of the writer has
been successful and that tuuS taken every year
from ponds OF few hundred acres, furnishing whole
variety OF food for the people in the vicinity One
pond forty stocked two years at an expense
Of $780, is now valued at $1,000, and will probably pay
the interest that An interesting biography -
given OF Mss Harriet Ho,mcr with portrait which
does scanty justice TO the personal appearance Of that
celebrated sculptures. An article Writing fOr the
Press sets forth certain rules IN composition
which in the nam. OF practical value, a! houeh tho
direction TO express ones meaning "wh cl'orncs~ Gle
gauce and force" f. like the mctnUd 60 catch swallows
by putting salt the tail. The brief paragraphs and
notices which aboUuu uis number, arc almost always
instructive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23

A now edition of Weister hGrFs Sketch
Boot, by CHARLES 6. LrLAsD Petersons. VIII at
tract fresh attention from the lovers OF quaint
Iumor and curious antiquarian lore on nc
count Of tho popular celebrity which The Brcitmann
Ballads" have recently given TO the Of the author
The volume is introduced by Interesting letter from
WASHINGTON irving written after the first appear
ance Of the work in which he highly commend, it for its
crldon, graphic power, poetca sentiment, and Ra-
beaslan pleasantly The present edition has been thor
oughIy revised several OF the less successful chapters
have been Cancelled and sketches have been added
to the original contents. with its unique Proic'1ueness
of tone and its whimsical mixture Of vii, learning de-
scrpon and song the work may he regarded ~ one of
the most remarkable productions Of the Old school Of
American Literature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23

EIRE! FIRE! FIRE. fine ENGRAVING
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
TVHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
AND
POLITICAL REGISTER
FOR 1872.
THIRD EDITION NOW READY.

H. Addition us Astrorom cal contents of an Almanac give
tie following Political a1d Statistical information;
LAWS And JOINT RESOLUTIONS PASSED DURING THE
THIRD SESSION or THE XLIsT CONGRESS-
PgOCJ ANATIOSS on NEUTRALITY AND FENTANTSM.
ACT ENFORCING THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT.
THE TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN
GREENBACKS OUTSTANDING FROM 1862 TO l37.
RECEIPTS ASD DISBURSEMENTS OF TIE 4. $. FOR 1871
NUMBER OF POST.OFFICES IN 1919 AND 1911.
IMPORTS AND THEIR COST.
PUBLIC DEBT or THE UNITED STATES.
POPULATION or STATES, BY COUNTIES FROM 1870 TO 1870
POPULATION OF the PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE Z. s.
POPULATION OF THE T. S. AND TERRITORIES 1890 TO 1870
UNITED STATES CONVENIENT - CABINET - SUPREME
COVRT-MlNlSTERS TO FOREIGN COURTS.
FORTY.SECOND CONGRESS POTTTTC ,TTY TASSIPIEp.
COMMITTEES OF THE XLIID CONGRESS
STATES or TIE UNION, POPULATION. CAPITALS GOV
ERSoRs 1c-CONGRESSlONAL APPORTlONNENr.
ELECTION RETURNS GARRETT LILY PREPARED, OF ELEC
TIOYs HELD IN 1871 COMPARED WITH FO2NER YEARS
HoW 70 ACQUIRE TITLE 70 GOVERNMENT LAND, &c, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23

Ledres from the Book Of Nature, by NJ. ScHELE
DE WE'RE "a. p. Putnam d sons) is collection n, MICE,
sneous essays various topics Of natural science writ
ten In lucid and agreeable style. and Astounding with
attractive popular illustrations 1t may be regarded as
highly successful attempt present sone Of the re
suits OF scientific investigation form adapted 10 the
instruction and entertainment Of general readers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
Conntrp Real gc:ai. for Gal,

STATEN TarrER y -. ISL-AANSD.-For SALE, mcS-,
nOusb ~ rooms, " N iil o4agsrenocs sA In - 0dera
Necessary outbuhng' ae'e' o. s- l5rl b = . p,s sr,
to'Lefi good location one nile fop Wet Se. ofsaa
b. bought oE; Photograph u hon 3 r- " -'a Asl a.
Also, A. Port Redmond sir n..r..f 80 ZOO, -. y V
s,A m'dsrn housh AMI oa 'u.l g. hole Ia ,e1 y 's,
corner ~ tao streets. NTH about II ..0-t ~ ~
Heg-i0rf. '"Hbft q Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23

The Youths Speaker, by GEORGE ii. CATH
CART, A. NJ uvison Coz intended TO furnish a series
OF selections ADAPTED 70 the Exhibition Day OF common
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
Gin ,1r,p:rln 10 fct.

rCO RENT-A FURNISHED OFFICE. No q
a wals., third aoor A21isro HOVER NORGi gP5e-,sai
TNO LET-BUlLDlAGS and FLOORS. With
4 and gitLOat Steam Pow =. Le lest SIDE oftl, -g
NJ. W Ll05, V Ayyrcs y, SsF. Tori, .
no RENT-In East Eor;y-stcond-st., throG.
story hieh-s,oop Ono -re HgC.E, 20 Ao1, :, "a
ROMANO BROWN l.e3J Broi.sar.
TI'O LEASE-FOr i've years, the frSt-c9ss
4 STORE JJA 20, ah large ug; h~seu gt. 70 o Ncefs "a
ucr Of G-aud.st A-Yy 20 AOHL8 GJl4AS, 1Flest Utql
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Qedfbfrs.

AN Experienced TEACHER, graduate of Ger.
~ University wishes 10 ind PLACE private school
iy Best Of references Address c. s., Tribune omce
{" A mer. School Institute" IA Bond-st., supplies
schools and families with reliable Teachers Tssehs
have Application Form W. snsrmtrbor Auary
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Drooklpu Real estate for Sale.

GATES-AVE., BroOkiyn.-l}riCk HOUSE and
w ILOTS FOR SALE, low price, property NUT be sold
rutland S WHITING, 5 Beesman.st
o. NNn FOR PLEASANT H0ME.-Nice
20 e.NtPO Cottage rooms; nt 5K00; large poulrghousr
choice fove block from stesa1e Brookn In
que 0 W. A. FITCH. 2D Broadway v I.
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Ihe Diamond Fields Of South ~ rioa (Ameri-
can News Company Is the title Of brief narrative de-
scrbing the diamond mines near the vaal River with an
account OF the principal routes Of travel to that
Inc volume Is founded On personal observation and con.
tans good deal Of information that ia at once novel and
valuable.