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The New York herald., 1872-12-23

RY S. W. DAUCHY, AUCTIONEER.-DAUCHY 4
- JOHNSON sell this day, at 2oclock at lA Canal ST..
q Brussels Tapestry and Ingram Carpets oilcotlis,
parlor SUITS painted Bedroom Suits Pictures. Vases,
Maniei Ornaments, Extension Tables black walnut Bed
steads, Bureaus, Wardrobes Feather Beds Hair Mat
trcsses marble top Centre Tables Rocker Chairs Mir
stoves China, Glass and Wooden Ware; Office Desks,
Counters and Slycr-Plaed Ware, &c.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
SALES AT AUCTION.

pAwNBRoKER's sALR-sAM FOREST, AUCTION
eer salesyoor " Bowery will SELL this day, 800 Lots
Womenh Clothing, Beddng Furs andother Goods Order
J. ARNOLD Seventh avenue.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

DY 8. w. DAUCHY, AUCTIONEER.-BY DAUCHY &
ID JOHNsoN-Sclls this day, at 0ls O'clock 100 Thoap
street. Bleecker general assortment
Household Furniture, Paror Suits Mirrors, Enaneied
Cottage Suits brussels and Ingram Carpets oilcohs
Rugs, Feather Beds, Mattresses Pillows Bedding. &c
also Dining Room, Basement and Kitchen Furniture
Stoves. Crockery and Glass Ware.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

Py DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AuCTIoNEER.-THE
or, or cARRARA ,,,, m, MARBLE STAT @sTATuARY ,BEAUTIFuI.
FINE PARIS CLOCKS. ART BRONZEs. ALABAsTER
GROUPS, &C, will take place THIS EVENING and to-
morrow at o'clock, at I,l5l BROADWAY, between
10Th and 9th streets.
EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER.
~ Continuation sale OF elegant Holiday Goods
Clocks, Brcnzes &c. on MONDAY,
at 90 Liberty street, at IL o'clock.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

yTANTED-A PROTESTANT, BETWEEN 20 AND
w @years Of age. who can read and write and give
satisfactory city reference 10 lake charge of two little
girls Of four and six Apply paror M New York Ho
tel, from 10 Till O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

WANTED--A PROTESTANT AS NURSE AND SEAM
w stress; capable of taking of two small ch
drcn and having the hest references may apply this
day before IL A. NJ. at IL West 18th ST.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

MARsuAL,s sALE-TUEspAy. DECEMBER "a
l 1871 at I01s O'Clock, at No. North william street.
by virtue OF an execution the contents OF ionabe
Millinery Store consisting Of ladies' Hats, 3onncts Rib.
b0ns, I.aces and yelyets and Store Fixtures.
JOHN III. UILLIER Marshal.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

WANTED--A GOOD Girl. FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work or young girl TO assist in homework; Prot
estant prcferred good references Apply at 9 "a av
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

TlY It. UULTUN, AUUTIONEEK
~ Elegant Household Furniture, four rosewood
Pianos, one Cabinet upright do, Paror Cabinet
Organ e. 80 Oh Paintings and ohromos Velvet and
Mirrors, Parlor, Dining Room, Bedroom and Basement
goods; elegant Mantcl Ornaments Bronzes, Sewing Ma
chimes, Chandeliers together with q large amount OF
misccllane ous Fancy Goods, &C., &c.
y. COTTON will sell on Tuesday, December %, at the
auction rooms 8 East Thirteenth street. near Broadway
very large variety of choice Household Furniture OF
every kind and description also thousand Odds and
Ends to close up the season. also some Holiday Goods
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

KT SALE.-JOHN X. LEVISON, AUCTIONEER.
IA Most important and valuable collection of fine
Oil Paintings.
contributed to by av0ritc American and foreign ar
lists numbering 250 works of art, Monday evening
December 23, and continuing three following evenings
Leyisons Art Gallery 52l Broadway, ST. Nicholas Hote
Building Among this extraordinary collection very
exquisite Pastel Pictures and Crystal Medaons, suitable
In fine gold lea frame of the latest design and will be
sold together, positively without reserve
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

A UCTIoN. AUCTION AUCTION
IA First class Household Furniture 800 yards Carpets
property OF Dr. W. r. Richards, leaving for Europe,
at the private residence ll3 Clinton place eighth street,,
between Fifth and sixth avenues, ERNEST ROTH,
Auctioneer; parers-veyet, Brussels, Medallion Car
pets: magnificent Marie Antoinettc Parlor Suits In Grim
son satin Pompadour and Turkish styles; Suits in reps
rosewood parlor square grand ia octave Pianoore,
painiings ironzes Vases Clocks cHrtains Beds!sads
sion Table Etaperes, Tables Basement Servants Fur
niture, &c. Sale positive House to let
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

WANTED-AS RESIDENT GOvERNESS A COM
w petent young woman speaking French and under
standing music Address, giving address, and refer
encc EDUCATION, box Ao Herald Uptown Branch
Office
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

yVANTED-A PERFECT LAUNDREss. WHO Is
w willing 10 assist with chamberwork. Inquire al
Wps cf
New-York tribune., 1872-08-08
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS

THURSDAY. Arc. g.
Plymouth CAerhourg ald Danbg per ssan.
Thuings m SarpeEeuiarF Mail foh loot
H0boken closed a. p steamship sails al NJ iros
foot Of Third H0hokeu.
IAN letters deposited Supplementary Mails BE- prepaid Ss
double postage
Mails o Havans ws ladies eanhp Crescent CtT
close Supplementary Mail Pier 40 " H. closed a
2.3l ID. Steamship saiis al .. oil,
Mas for Bennuda tie steamship san Frlcfo e-s a. ~
e. steamship sails Al u NJ
FRIDAY. Arc. @
Mail f1r Halifax y s. The NewIork Post Otcr every
THURSDAY o'clock D. Sesmlhip ls from Portui Me- oA
FRIDAY. az D. m.
Prss.an Closed Mail only BY the Williams Gdoh and
lnman Lane Steamships.
SATURDAY. Ara. TO-
Mails Enore Queenstown sui Liverpool steamship CIV
Of New ORR Close pp-neniaTy Mail Slsanshp ss
a N, from Pier No. - \. r.
Southampton sf Bremen tessso Deuisfp
land close u Slppcnsntar1 Mail Al foot = iA'
Hob0ken. : closed az p Steamship sails at , p. m
IAN deposited Supplementary Mails must b. peoaN vS
double postage
A Direct German Mail is sent by this Inc
Aspiuws the telra american md Neuh Pa
fc Ports steamship Ocean QIeca close al 10 Ssan'
ship /; y A.. from Pier No. ~ v X
and Havre. Steamship Wahng'0E
will close steamship sas iou Pier No. 80 n K
Mails and Mexico by the mnD CtT o Media clos
u2p >ieauahiD sails a p from Pief ". ~ J r.
Ma. r Vest by the steamship AZ ldar, Close 4 p
Steamsb sails at p from Pier No p 2 r.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-08
NOT 4 DISCIPLE OF BLASroy DUNCAN.

THE GREAT LOUISVILLE CONVENTION LOSES a
MEMBER
To the EdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: see that Washington correspondent
Of The Neic- York Times publishes the weekly issue OF
that paper Of July 10 list OF gentlemen, stated 10 have
been furnished ny Col. Banton Duncan Of Kentucky,
from whom he has received letters assurances since
the Baltimore Convention that they will join the move
ment against Greeley" by which movement is meant
the Louisville Convention called TO meet in September
regret 20 find my name Aguring the list, with the
imposing title Of "Colonel" prehxed-a distinction
(howeyer much desired 10 which have never yet at
taned although fought for four years under the so
called Rebel flag and only existing imagination OF
such men the correspondent OF The Times who desire
to make the doubling Thomases believe that they
have high authority for standing in opposition TO the
action Of the baltimore Convention which ndorsed the
Sage OF Chappaqua" for the next Presidency.
Please permit through the columns ef THE TRIBUNE
to state that while openly and vigorously opposed the
policy which been irevocably adopted by the Bat-
more Convention, BECAUSE among other reasons re-
garded that policy departure from Democratic Prin
eples yet early the 18th OF July, before MI tree
ley was nominated, declared intention 70 support
hn II nominated by the Democratic Conyenti4n ana
since that time my letters aud ASSURANCES" nave
been consistent with the determination then expressed
IL Is very probable that Col Duncan had assurances
some Tine before the assembling Of the Conyenon thal
1 would not support Mr. Greeley, ,as had so thought
and expressed myself but since the Democratic masses
have spoken In loud and language be msun
derstood the Philosopher OF the White Hat is the
Moses who to lead US 10 .he promised haven or peace
events which seems destined 10 sweep trom power the
corrupt Administration which makes suhseryiency 70
do that the nomination Of a third candidate would
only result adding strength to the present party in
election. MASON N. CUMMINGS.
Aberdeen his. July g. 1874.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-08
cPANTs POOR MEMORY.

TWO OPINIONS ON THE oNE-rERM PRINCIPLE
COZ H tcTy N - as ~ y Herald reporter Ag s, 1872.
,Set, '-''''F 0' ~ I was not anxious 70 be
Wben Ravlins came President second term,
49, sroa, en- Grant with but 1 consented 20 receive
the editorial, he told rs. with tne hohIndtIoh
SUt does nor want 10 be- the best way OF discovering
t-{aent Ta tbnt,s the whether my country men, or
pen,ii,n Marty NAV need ts majority OF them, really
iir - b. believes "a believed all that was alleged
,st- oandi5ata ne can ba against my Administration
ste6 md re Iected ont and against myself person
said Rawins, ." what Is 10 ally Ihe asperIu%es % VI an an
become OF him after his election campagh VII giVd @
second Presidential term NV PosDi e53er,ies an on
What indeed, during his ny persons = @ e,so a. u
-sceiytnS fTom s17 900 10 say all that can be said
$4,000 year as General OF akalnss no , ~ tbo,n
the Armies OF the Republic MY 40 no, stuu7N
life salary. To 90 into anu uepenu 3 P a. H.
the Presidency at S25OOO 70 reDuke or a. m h
3et 3hrs ~ 20 Fin more fame VINO have treated me IN
but WhG is 70 become OF Iarly nave low . oni00 W
nm At tng M Gu1 ., not rs noli Correspondent Then
tician. he does not aspire may say you no 10 Ios
TO the place. Eight years sOnally eOveI bne PoslVn
from the Attn of MaIeh. 1863, any longer s,,. Va CIR
he viii be about 50 years Inc Fresaent sue NO. 91I,
and his saary as Presl- occupied the position have
dent England, with her already enoysu ysh was Ts. ~
Wellington her Nelson, and nohor "a mo- na, - D.,
her other heroes on land sha1. uuy aPpiolSo @ s @
anu az h & aod snnoble tnem long before had fulfilled
through all their pOsterity. my tern, anu DeoIe na1
such policy is IN accord ever tnVuknI VI s0oon
ance with the character OF terln' ~.
-, ,,,r second strugge.and woul1
~. q ~ 49, ~ the not have done at all II
d 80 ha a hsgar dld not feel desire 10 know
II he depended upon pollt- a @ 0s ars I'll ~ n
ica Office; and mark II, IeiIOV cilIns yeto ' .y
Grant takes anything from 70 aIu ny a enos ] IL % a
tno Iisn' avad after he Besides anxious 10
is President he will be ac CERTAIN Nnetnei uie
cused as the willing re- hcan psIyl N"oso cuoico
cipient OF gfts." again happo, - ~ , - q ~ ~
lust now, when Gen. nave lts PoiieJ suSIainee oi
-, a. .trlvolfng out of not.
his rryt OF the Presi.l
dency and struggling into
his secOnd, I thought IL
light not be out OF place to
revive this incident. Thus
AZ will be seen that Gen.
Grant not only desired to
remain President for two
terms, but that IL only
on the assurance of bls
friends that he should be re-
elected that he accepted the
Office al all
New-York tribune., 1872-08-08
DrCTsIONs-ArG. 7.

lSpDrens Court Chambers BY Judge Barrett
Hennz Al agt OthcsAlioganee ot fs rr1nt-
-Jldgneut oIrd or 3nuh sindef = . -
granted reference ordered hrcLsood - %
BnnAoon granted pageut of th costs o. s aco -
present seaton = aIsse ana
s amendments nice inc lre faoF eipt hr s1I
shc allowed Burbsnk Cbsss et aLr 0@e 70 hs -s
person. Poster e Al az Besnan oon eeuiod EthoSi costa
lSape7lOr COurt-SDeciai Term-Bv Judge N0nelL-
Kane agt CaOrier gaaic The De.
ware LacsawnunA AID RAILROAD 90. Cfosu-houoa
granted He.Ho FleaaoAolon grau.e Luao1 ag OAas
N - Motion granted.
Bg Judge Pman-Corsy ag LonGsee opinion With elsss
Schneiaer ACT KnoI.- .-,See papers.l
Common Plea'-Specidi TeTm-Bv Judge Robinson
Ontario The Ce s-fiies
at grauei AcParisn LsAEtt-D-so.>
unaAEce Crosby AZ. Beebe.-Mo,on granfel
New-York tribune., 1872-08-08

Inquirer Lancaster Enterprise, Ber Eagi,, Hescits
Journal. Neiscasue Journal BeGrcr Argfs Iancosfsr
Vof,sryeuad and PfifsOn Comet 70 this ist should
added very forefront Of the opposition, The Phita-
dciDhid Press
II has not been very hard TO see that jour
nastc jealousy has had something TO do With part u
the violent abuse heaped Mr Greeley. On this hoab
The BOSTON Times says: Now that Mr. Greeley h out os
THE THTBUNE the occasion for much jealousy on
that score longer eXst- there I0ud be- an improve
meut in the temper OF the Boston press fowaFt HIM
Bur We look i In vain. The Old follow gili never -
forgiven FOR editing paper that surpassed all New En-
gland Journals In inte gcuce aud cuterpnse, and coae-
quen.ly trenched fesTully on their constituency"
New-York tribune., 1872-08-08
ECHOES FROM THE STUMP.

OFT OF THE BETTER ELEMENTS OF OLD PARTIES.
Gen J. n ssiLs at Ia Ports, lad, Jay %
This movement so happily Incorporated
means that formation II new party out and OF the bet
Ter elements of the parties-a Liberal party party
not built upon the grudgcs OF the past 10 years party
mat does NOT ask TO get into power the hatreds OF
the pss but party will build itself the needs Of
s nrrsent and be sustained by its hopes o>e glorious
,tre When the time comes that that party shall be-
come AZ the Grant party has become, gift enterprise
and eorrupt party will destroy that party build
mn apother We VIII keep ON breaking up old corrup-
ions aud building Up new parties as long We 1--we.
tApplauss.l
THE PEOPLE TIRED OF THE POLITICIANS.
& K Apsar. al Ithaca ". Y, July Is
The people are unmistakably tired of being
in the hands the politicians They desire get away
from party machinery and from the Vaccinations OF
politicians They have been borne down by schemers
and INSCRIPTIONS party knayory TIL they weary and
impatient Party organizations arc nothing when
weighed against tho interests OF the people. They at
best only raYng point for the purpose OF accomplish
ing ends which De oss vital 20 tho welfare
OF the whole nation. The Republicans who took the ni-
tative Of this movement possess the brains and con-
science of the Republican party They voting with
men who formerly differed from them In political
organization aud FOR this they denounced and am
po0ned traitors. How else could they effect the re-
form which u palpably demandedi IL Is but nara
nay IL necessary that men once differing In political
views-dnerng upon the issues of one era-shoad act
together w another and entirely Ucerent era when
New-York tribune., 1872-08-08
SHIPPING LNTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NEW -YoRK


CLEARED.
se.mso au,sia lBEl, Cook. Ligerpoe c g Fraae5l1s
Steamship FrsaIiart Is. G l Bare bremen. osiiehs Co.
steamship C Of Houston, Partridge, Galveston and A West q
seDhp S.nS Tro Bulkley Savannah Murray Ferris Co
steamship Carolina Beckett Charesioa, c. A. r. h"rsAs
: steamship Sc Taoony; yIebo. El3l.dls Phlsa.olna
steamship Beverly. Pierce Pmia..in5l
s1;Sl4 sD cIss, " dew as %sTs '' 81 Hi Bristol Ens ss'
Bark to,har tBr) Brown Cow Ba7 c. 3. swain son
Bars Sfsar tBl sIoeonb LsefDoo c,Haa esT,ssaI Ca
BARK Espsrsapa rSor Nielsen Han6urg I.ie1 B0a.H'a0
sal1 Bar MasA sl 'SSs' Gsf ksass coE or oIi,fa
s,.,m.bo cub, rBrl Noodle Lge-roo July q oeeaso-.
2aa .i5 @dSs and p,' N.S :. S o Jul, a s. Marc
and Gon.es Aug sh S @d' s. ,H % a.. 70 ,S, w A9i S a.. H.,.
steamship hann'hlA % go ~ s1, n ~ S '' ~ 49, ~
s.smbO Isaac Bel BlensH Rchmoni City Point Norfolk
sbp Mariana V Por Fsrrede Lisbon % ays; With aa's
sp Palmyra lOf sdEars Aud ws5b CrdE 81 With
sSo See Witch aew Of Boston uu jackson Boston ds
BsIs B. AlmOu Of Sidney C b., rovueud Cow Bay dy'
BARI Adelaide P.naerga Bbe Meyey Rio JIsrO jurs
BsS ss uUe1s csr Rreurn Csrds s, iar. -h r.od ron
BARK gbeaezsr (SorD Nielsen Hamburg 50 days VITA mise
Bark Carlton loi BeOnl rreeAn SasuA Z aAJs "h saga ana
BsTf ser.sno al zqniao Boston 80 hoSI. II eAlss,
Bng Mexican (oLuueHbarg 50 AeKean Demerara 70 days.
sebr G Move. (of Srwburvpor Lee BAI1eoA 70 FRUIT
AdOph Hasel O Phadepaa hsie' GeOrge'o"n s. C.,
sehr julia Bersse Edwards Plymouth c., days asr
timber.
Roberts Cof GOaeeser. Thompson CGans VsneTasia
Il With
Sehr Isaac Rich o saem Brvani Martins l3 dsys vita at
Scar Ives CroI 10 day, g Soasss oran4F,
/ rum,
DOMESTIC PORTS.
LEwRs Del. Aug IAryed brig H. b Emery from Asi West zoe
FoErRKss MONROE Va Aug LPssd for Baltimore barb Hes
-pr rom CetA ~ Johns Herman IRON s
| ThomAs; Chesapeake, iron Demsfsra
FOREIGN PORTS.
LfvxxPoo Aug Allan Line saships Austrian .Ed Moro
noa Tine steamship spain rOu NeEfOk july a. also srr'es
MaxS Anz THE Anchor steamship Asyna saith hoaA
New. YORK july q Glasgow, touched At his port to-day
IFor Latest shin Ners see FIN Page
New-York tribune., 1872-08-08
PASSENGERS IRRITED.

FROM LIvERPOOL-ia stans'tD Ca0a Aug. 7--ME CstloH
D. Prrr Cuneg y. g. Bu;.lr. j. Bnmss, Nr ffher, j.
P7oe al- and edIeh. irs N ''ett Ms, ,oss~i De- Chsri
Robinson b. shepherd A. Nour T. z bacShun, r. Borr, O. Peas
sop So Mu Louis Fasheu and lady Mr. rsmnsou James kuo
r. Huzsn. V. j sri adr. 1r Maoney AID lfr, MI
pampesr Mr Nsiorey Mrs b. hl Eonan " Erdbrr
J. K WL0i e.. snpsou j. Berry, H. Webster Charles q Haye1
James Hoi.ter Henry B De Forrest, Mr. j. Wood hlf
rsp Mr MeCis and chli adv Mrs. q G. Sap1oa
a. Barsar LADY d. A. Lindsey M.s AI1lhloi, Nr A1ahno1
lsav ana .on H. Woods MT Ar Gibson, ir, Lazy
aud child p. B--be Rev J CorasT l. p Gu-a, 1r Armstrong,
n sc1ior Harrs0n c4f- /. r. . d4e Li si i J.
d. Maorev Champs0l Mr.. Lane. b. - D. Ncioufal,
Mr. Msr.hal D. Barr ". Dawes G. Lane, Aae lsnier y
M lauufliYu. r.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-08
Il has not been considered becoming for Pre-

II HAs HUu UceH COHblueftu DteOulIng Tor Frts-
identiAl candidates to take the stump. Gen. Grant
70 cherish the illusion that II he argue for his
reelection with reporter for audience he may
proceed TO any extreme without violation Of the pro-
prieties On this head The Albany Epening Times says
We DO not that have read a more undig-
nined aud unmanly slusion nom Presidential candi-
date an opponent than that of President Grant
days ago, % reporter OF The Herald, in sllusiOn
Horace Greeley. He distinctly charged that Greeley
wanted him 10 ve appointments 10 dishonest and la.
competent men, and that when he refused 10 do so,
Greeley turned against him. There is not IN the
whole country what his political preferepces
wAD does noe know that this charEc 70 untrue"
New-York tribune., 1872-08-08
THE COCRT&
CRIMINAL Nnrn.

James Campbell and james Short charged wift
attcm1ng the ri aiehsf Lada m No -
Bro4,wav committed az JeIsr9a "a l.e yesterday.
AT the Essex Market Police COuTt. yesterday, John
Teller ls lnnz A. MsEy Fanl %
Johsnus Morris Benson ae1 ior stealing bone
800 from Neholss Lamb.
At the T0mbs Police Court yesterday, Edward T.
KeBinek n IT. broker held 20, having IN hs t~o
ks West Farms part " foo0l wh of honis
stolen by buIElar om D. CsTs a; Hooes taon 90 s
faofD Dffuhrr
New-York tribune., 1872-08-08
PlSSFNGFRS N1LLFD

FOR GLASGOWla steamship 0lyHD.a, Aug Ii s. Dorten
Calkslank G r. Roberts J. l. Roralu NJ Gailap, r. Suii
Mr. WA smith Ms L. Herbert p swan. A. J. Eraas r. 7
Tucker " Brad o. IS. Greene E. 4. Daring T. r. Hle ). Gas
man w Hammond e. French Irl J. q Fcn D. y ilr4eti ~
n R.u.e. Er.. ". Mla. W Ganl-e. MI.. ". 1iaIaIls.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-08
caLRNpARs-rnrs plr.


SUPREME COuRT-CHAsBERs-BarrettJ Opns a. ha m Case
called at ~ u
u. Arnold at Snons0n. 52..SsIns 20. same,
"a. .Ssme agt Re-deT 3a..h hFe1 sgt hsnior1
II staten CAL lf..PO9 AZ stsfen%
Island r. r. Co q Nelson -.
CorEr on GkSEuAL sr.soNs-pefre Inige Bsf.or-Patrs
homicide Water, Thomas Lane he9sei Mefofy
Bro.erck robbery james loll Kelly J"sph IL
ThomDs9u e bgTgar Peter Cass ehas, Fian ges
Campbell Andrew Murphy 04Ous 4ld 1ltrl Wafer N-e
rpn John RYAN Charles sehu Domlcl Caapl J@aea Aehsrr
John gssa grand areuy Wah larceny lsom , p-ra'
Fraacs Doos seGdol George Conws Joh Csyesnr bsrgs
New-York tribune., 1872-08-08

Sun nse-..... 5:03 ets..... 7il Moon seA''' va
rGH -.
ssur Island 1854 isl iaie FerT va
HiaH wArEK DAY-P
.IGJ3 Cows Island li:lf Heu Gate frf' ''S
New-York tribune., 1872-08-08
prinIiug.
goruoraiion Notices.

DOARD Of fAPPORTI0NMENT and AUDIT
I'D PUBLIC NOTICE. In HsRkBY GlykN sec~
uoa chapter Of Nss-York sT,l
that .Oaued pahe nssA u The Bs.r sf APpasaaass
of OF Nee a
city Of New IoF As Sewfok Cssrt1
IN RSOAr The 9h day ei August 1871 at Il oslosk DaA
Ne. lsft, Aaxust T. IsI3. RICHARD A. STORES
Cl,Ik " DoagA VI Apsorsis.ass - kSsA
New-York tribune., 1872-08-08
fcnocn Aopertisements:

JOSEPH JAMES BENNETT, late of IA Nor
D Possie LsadOz Bsgaad earnestly requested hsss
h
indy Dsn him that he sns sonhspee 70 ss gxren
he .ss Mchgan 1865
d,e 10 aans respecting
s hankgy received eT his parents At Ia Norton Pats LssAoa
rJ,O AMERICANS VISITING LONDON, and
II Wishing rith a comfortable H0rBL-fry RICHARD
SOss JAmercan Hoie Fa.our Loados Bsss
Of Ensiand HOae comforts and Iaosrss charges.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-08

new issues como up which old party organizations refaso
70 take hold 0f 10 NJ the glory Of AMERICAN poes 'n
once differing should act together.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-14
GDz'Gl G. G'ss g. e EEDsa %
S Street, Pet

a Georgia chemist has invented!s. dis
tiilipg apparatus compact enough to be kept
en- ones bed room msntel piece and capable
of producing some twenty-five bottles OF
whisky per day. He has named it the
Bourton's wade mecum.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-14
Take Notice.
Dissolution Notice.

The copartnership heretofore existing un
DER the firm name of johnson & Morris, pro-
prietors of the Petroleum Centre Drug
Store, is this day (May 2Oth) dissolved by
mutual consent. All accounts due the late
firm will be collected by V. j. johnson, and
all bills will be paid by him. Hereafter the
business will be conducted by L johnson.
C. S. MORRIS,
jll.w5. Y. JOHNSON.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-14

An Englishn,an has invented process by
which ale, porter or brown stout may be
made in solid form, and dissolved, like
yeast cakes when wanted for use.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-14

The skeleton of bpffao has been exhum
ed from depth Of twenty two feet at Cour
Gil Bluffs.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-14
T1fE OIL R5Ts.
BY p. & 4. TEL. LINE.

OFFICE or
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY Record
June "a 1872 \
The petroleum market is quiet and du
to-day at 800. We hear of no transcc-
tions.