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The New York herald., 1872-05-12
ICE CREAM.

ICE CREAM.
i DUNNINGroy 4 EMIGHS Tee Cream made from
pure cream only; superior in quality aud below the
prices ~ any other; families boarding houses hotels
restaurants, church entertainments ana thc trade sup
Piled pvrots, 40 Fourth avenue, l,26i Broadway anj
IL Chatham street
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WITH A VIEW or REsrMlSG THE BUSINESS or
w refining sugar the undersigned offers for sale his in
fcrcs IN the present wen established manacory of chcc
natc and tine French Confectionery, located Of
t"rtIandt and Church streets WI. l.. WALLACE.
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fNo HOTEL MEN-WANTED, A SMART MAN TO OPEN
small h9,el at yonkcrs; house irst cns; perfect
ers stables grounds: tie i.eh man, with lew thousand
dollars, can make ilsiiey Al once.
MITCHELL, ~ Cedar street.
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N!rASTEp-A MAS WITH FROM So 800 TO 5000 cAPT-
w tai a. invest il saw MIL large and irst class
business, fuils established and paying large profits For
further and ll particulars call on address CHARLES
GiAcE y Co, % scsey street New York.
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lEANTED-EXrTEIENcED MAN, WITH CAPITAL,
w t. Join in profitable business at win hear nycstI-
cation and bri6s large profits. Addrcs, box .6si New
York Post office.
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IirANTFD--BY AN EXPERIENCED COUNSELLOR,
w partner, yol.is practitioner of character and
business associations Address Hh particulars, LAW
YER. Herald Office
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yIANTED--A GOOD BUSINESS MAN (DHvGGIsT
w prcicrrcp with 5000 ready money, 10 Join the adj
ycrisrr in purchasing wcc Established wholesale and
retail store in nice town oi 2nh net daily profits from
25 to S and business yearly Address STORE,
box .2S Herald Office.
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BUSINESS oppoRrUsrrrrs.

A TTESTION. .CAPITALISTa--wANTED.A A PARTY OR
"A parties, With from $4,000 10 e5U.00c, into
partnership or form company with tho manuac turer
proprietor and patented % legitimate article, which II
end foreign patents factory Just completed and in
the party u thorough mechanic aud a resident OF tho
aho.e mentioned city the last Is years have just
tabitshed business Office in this city II Is adventure
q to the right applicants the closest nses
ieaion uiered, and the best opportunity put in
public print; young and active business preferred, ,
tnc very srongct reference given and required Apply
IN person only, ~ the Office for the days South
Wei corner ho~ery ana Blocker streets entrance No.
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NNrANrED-AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN TO ENGAGE
w in the hardware or grocery trade In manufnctur
ing town. few hours ride FROM New York: location
equal TO the best in the racc possession Of premises st
June capital required 90 he furnished hall each:
need apply but those who have thorough knowI-
edge Of either business and can furnish satisfactory
commentators. Address. naming references, capital,
Re, w BUSINESS. box !, ,ff6 New York Post oftca
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COAL AND WOOD.

(,oKf-s2 ~ PER CHAIDROy, DELIVERED IAfME-
" diaicly 10 every part OF the city. Orders ~ mail
promptly attended TO- reasonable reduction to ship
peGs CGAPsEf Bu rms, id2 West Elghtccn,h street.
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NO coSrR .cToRs wc FOR Wt'Em rpanr cs s. Anon.
80 nrsparcd 90 receive proposals for about sfNvnvo
h,ap feet Of cement lined wrouyhfiron Water Pipes
s, fner appendages OF valves and ydrans TO be laid
and set complete, - =, - -
Plans aud snccilcaons may ne seen aiu urn's oi pro-
posai obtained at the office OF the company, los Main
Tender. must be delivered u, the office of the company
on or before o'clock w. Saturday the 18th inst The
Aaeiuct cumpany restrvc the right 10 reject any all
By order of the Directors.
~ LAURENCE BEAiSERD, President
sr ALBtNs, Vt, May 8, ls's.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NUTIlE TO CONTRACTORS.
IN tvrrp SssTrs EsGrsREp OrrIcr, }
Crsrr,sood,. Tenn, April ~ 1872. I
Sealed proposals In duplicate viii be received at this
Office until ten aol o'clock a. ~ on Wednesday, May
,9) lsJ2 for improving River
at the following Points, viz.
~ h1,s aa"nrou From ~ to seven - miles below
The Suck '""u'ho"H", 'e'i'
At Colbert shoals From az, twenty-five
Bee Tree shoals tsJ) miles below Florence, Ala.
The work to be done consists In general terms, of tho
excavation OF rock both In lodges and detached; the
movni Of gravel and the construction Of rprap dsnsan
in the ryerhc depth Of water varying from % 10
three % feet at the low water
Detailed specifications and instructions FOR Bidders, ana
printed forms upon which all BIDS offered must be madc
may be had upon application ~ this Office.
WALTER MCFARLAND. Major of Ensnecrs
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rI'O sELL-A LAGER BEER SALOON. IN CoNsE-
quence of death in the family INQUIRE at G52 Wash
ingtcn street, OF Mrs. HARRINGTON.
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS. ,.,.
IN sealed proposals for The Clearing anI crGnbis lna
Graduation and Masonry upon the Nashua ai hciss stsf
Railroad from Nashua g Kpche-ter es mcs, WI" 1 pe ~ 80
eeved till Friday May 81 sg2 nt !: ocioca NJ We
hce Of the President of the Company r. H. him,eS' ~, aS
Worcester Mass 10 whom al proposals must ne a"a
dressed and endorsed Proposals Tor o''u'' ~
on and ncr May H. tS7s the plans profile w, fpcdd'n
cations may seen, and furthcr H. No ,..rsoh
the Office cf the engineer oi tue cvnf"''' " -
building nj Nashua, N. ~ - -o,ac, e,v an all h;ds
reserve tue ttsht ~ -, ~ 'nAyTs
Ry order the drec ctgrs 49,, 49,, ~ -, ostcr a,,,at
Engineer E, Nns,,'' ~ ~" ~
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l.sl 0nn "A PAETNER WANTED IN AN EsTAB-
,1etOUO. lisled manufacturing business secured hy
patent) located Broadway TO responsible this
l. opportunity to engage M once in lucrative bust
ncSs, paying large profits. Address ARMSTRONG;, sta
ID
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nANIEL A. MATTHEWS, AUCTIoyEER. BEGs LEAVE
~ o. inform his friends and the public generally that
York Hotel who're hc has laryer ssesr2os Tor Che dis
tnncy Goods, Furniture, &c than any otlcr auction
house in the city Those wishing dispose o. OF the
above specially requested to call and examine the
I.uEiiscs
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Asp Ann AND SERVICES WILL SECURE HALF
sNe>VVO OF strictly cash entorprlso That viii pay
profit $, day Address appointing place OF inter
view ACTIVITY Herald oilcc.
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BILLIARDS.

=
A LARGE ASSORTMENT or NEW AND SECOND
~ hand Billiard Tables; also Balls, Cues, Cloth AMI
everything aprerfainnS 10 the husnes Tables taken
storage. GEORGE H. PtiELAN. No. Barclay street
DIILIAgD TABLEs-NEW AND SECOND HtvD,
ID with the celebrated ca.gut cnshlons the le-t ana
cheapest In tic market also Trimmings of cye usctp'
ton. kANANAtGU DE- nbts,
corner Canal and csntre streets.
PURCHASERS OF BILLIARD TABLES, W NH h,
ind II ~ their advantage 10 H auu esAi'n. :" =,
t;rritrit.s ,,,v desjgr cld Tables; second hand
Tables complete Tor $i5o apa upwards. "afefoVhss +"
Nc-cy street. ------------------
so gw,,cy,y rIgsr CLASS BILLIARD IA.
SIOO. bIcs a half tho cr!inery prizes ;a;c beds,
uIn Tmw,.,NY factory and saiesrooms i,6 and LIS
Wooster -
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yNANTED-AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN As FART
w in light, profitable wholesale business. well
established in good credit and capable of considerable
tension, which j. the object in Wow The business IL
tircIy free debt has good stock hama and con
siderable orders on the books. An active man OF bns-
ness with about S3p cash. secure onehalf interest
The respectable references will be given and
1urcd Agents need not reply Address WINES box ISJ
Ucrnh office.
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SALES Ar AIrcrIox.

NILLIAM kENNEIIY SHEkIFF'h AUCIIONEER
w ~. 4 Pine street. win sell at auction
tt ESDAY, May II, to close estate,
~ IL o'clock at the Exchange Salesoom Ill broadway
.rand street $50 between Suffolk aud horiok streets
the ior story House and rnc Store House. 22xps lot 10
feet; built by days work. The present ~ ss At
Auctioncer's office, No. 4 Pine street
On THURSDAY, May 10. mt l2 o'clock,
BY order OF the executors ci Mary Roacha.
Til. three story House and Lot l,5 avenue q,
Southwest corner OF Eighth street; line location.
Maps ~ nucnnccr's office, No. 4 Pine street.
$ls,,DpJ 10 loan on bond and mortgage.
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NNANTED-&3,Jp BY LADY; WILL GIVE gIGSr
w mortgage upon good improved and inencumbered
house ani lot in South Brooklyn worth double the
necessity coInpeis Immediate action. For in-
teryiew address call MORTGAGE, Jo1 Bowcry, IN
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FOR SALE.

A RARE CHANCE FOR BUsiNESS.--A FIRST CLASS
n Laundry in 4, locality, doing paving bnsness
for sale low Can on between II and o'clock, address
D. /. GRAHAM, III Front street.
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$40 600 TO loANoN fisT MosrGaGE, u in
proved property preferred. Address JOIN y. MILLS,
Port Chester. y. Y.
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MACIiIgEa r..

A n ASSORTMENT or HOSTING. PORTABLE AND
n Stationary Engines aud Boilers shafng Pnlley and
Hangersi one fye horse Baxter Portable wheels.
WILLARD DE BEvOISE, As Dcy street
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BOOKS
Tho finest Collection ever offered In America.
An extensive and valuable coII.EtTfDS ot FINE ART
and ILIu srRATED WORKS, SUPERB GALLERIES
ENGRANlNos, &c., comprising among others, sploh
piracsi-s great Work on Ioman Art, Antiquities. &C.;
Nnsee Fra naai- Nn~ee Royac Orleans Gallery forcncc
,;aIlerv Mnich C,osscrcj gallery National Royal Tur-
uer lawrence Agado and Poussn Cac rles: Rol,cris'
o Land. folio edition; the Works Of iiogarh, Giilray.
CanoyH Wouvermanps Stanhed. Dorc, Sc,
TIIE WHOLE TO Be 'soip BY AUCTION,
TUESDAY EVENING. May ", at n, o'clock,
AT THE CLINTON HALL ssLfSeooNs.
GEO. A. LEAv1Tr a Co, Auctionecrr.
Books exhibition. Catalogues ready.
yI,lE ONLY PLACE ON THE CENTRAL PAIiPoAD
| of New Jersey offering Lots adjoining railroad
and station at auction, at prices q Which, the poor can
buy well the rich. Another railroad a. New York
located through II ia.t week. : .
sirea sale Tuesday, May IA, AZ West Duncllen. Train
leaves Ne, York liberty srceu III A. NJ, Free iiccls ~
street: r. L. WILLIAMS CO.. Il2 broadway, and MAY
RTN a co VI Wougiby street Brooklyn
n B.--Paymcnts easy, and part can remain FOR two
yeas.
yt-N. A. WEEKS, AUCTfoNEEg-By WEEKS &
w tgIcsY General Auctonccrs, Hr., "a Hudson street,
Jersey Ciy Heights. Important TO brewers AssiEnces
sale az valuable Brewery property Private Eesidenecs
v"rnnt Lots &c on "Wednesday. Nay II, lSl2 ~ two
o.rork r. NJ the promises Hudson avenue, Buli FER
~, ral Wr.bawken and Canfclo streets town 81 nion.
iluison county, n. j. two miles iron, ilopokch ferries
mil dircrly on The line OF horse ears running tcrcio
The above VERY valuable oi me uens
Hreerv with ali the appurtcnaccs thereto, Bar Room,
and r,hlic iaiI brick and frame Dwellings. summer
Iin,se anil Gardens. stables, Wagon sheds toSether WIN
hi I,liua Lots must be positively sold iilout reserve
aud will be divided 10 suit purcnn,efs I'M ,o III, ~
cars a obokcn ferries direct :" sale "f u,hsr pnre
nars MAPS Be- apply atthe onicc Of t'c auc t."ucert
WILLIAM AsBoTr, AuC11oyIEG.
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@tater>pQQren. &tele 11e1e SHUTTER inSbQ>pl8,
&let6ertpfen 11n6 fetnen @alimeren> 3 Q6 &C.
ebrte Dubltfum BON StQ6t u11b &1n6 mirb e$
34 ietnem &prt9eil fn6en, bel 1''S ppr5uipre@em
ebe Bic @tnfQufe 9enQ@t 1perben ga uni Ter
Eager In je6er 8e5tebunQ Elm poQltdnbi9e8 ur6
Sic Dretle Ql& Bic Nte6erl ten, 6em @un 19e ie<
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$abi9bprft, Scbultc S So.
SO. 1903 Dute Strabe.
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fer @tants3eituua" meldes Den Steo
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annkae ~ Rs.bbextf&ea esss fir I'm ptfaanet-
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Collins Bros 4 Dunbar,
80. 1873 brittle Gtrabe,
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puret am Samaas @o&mi:tas bsbufs
zines @erb5rs auf Die &la8e pesen fall
FIBER 0crlpieoelunQen por Den Mapor ee>
brabt. persi&tete auf Elm 8erb5r unp
murrs in&rmaneelune BON $100OBar8>
ldait ccmmitttrt.
Gin fur9tbaree Ibenteutr.
Die junse 196ne Grau Doctortn battle
bel Der Grau Obaf1rferin einen Na&<
mittag susebra@t. Nuf Dem 6etm>pe9e
tam }ie an einen labmen Bettler nprlber,
ctm fe Elm Almcfen rei@te, unb bieler
CAB ibr feline Sermunoeruns baraber ~
peritebcn, pab fe ~ gang auein unp nod
pa;u bel berannabtnperD dmnerun9 nod
5aufe Z n9e. Dem wiien @ie", iaete
er, ues linp 1don mitunter &aubanfdQe
in 'biel9er @e9eno ppr9efommer, unpSie
" rrcn pesbalb gut baran tbun, iobalp
als n,S9li@ no@ 5auie III fpmu,er,. "
Dtele erbauli1en @crte trieber bic iunee
Grau an, ibre @@ritte m69lt@f 3u BE-
1@leunisen, unp balo bate fe ben Suum
etne8 berei9en @alees, On benz fe ibr
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aber ldnes bieles @alpes tauu1 Elm paar
bunbert S9ritte 3ur6d9ele9t baben, ale
fe binttr fi&, tueun aud nod 3ieuli@
entfernt, Elm sebiettriides ~6altl"
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f9rlt BE gum Iooe Bic Berte bts
Bettler9 felet tpie eine GtntnerlaR auf
|ibr 9er3i unp BE Glbt Yeriu8ten III faf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

How Lone SHOULD A MAN LIVE ?
According to Professor Faraday, the
crime of suicide is very common in this
age Of the world, and he intimates that
all who die under 100 years of age may
be charged with self-murder. Provi-
dence having originally intended man to
live century, would allow him to arrive
at that advanced period if he did not kill
himself by eating unwholesome food, al
lowing himself to be annoyed by trines,
giving license to passions, and exposing
himself TO accidents. Flourin advanced
the theory that the duration of life is
measured by the time Of growth. When
once the bones and epiphysis are united,
the body grows no more, and it is at
twenty years that this union is effected in
man. The natural termination Of lie is
five removes from the several points.
Man being twenty years in growing, lives
five times twenty years, that is to say,
one hundred years. The camel is eight
years in growing, and lives five times
eight years, that is to say forty years
the horse is five years in growing, and
lives twenty-five years, and so with other
animals.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

A LADY AT WORK IN A MACHINE
SHoP. Miss Knight, of Boston, has in
vented II machine for making paper bags,
and is having n number of them manu-
tActurcd ut Chicopee, under her own SUI
pervison. The workmen employed were
ut first skeptical as too her mechanical
ability, but she has cured them of this
by going daily and working among them
detecting mistakes and improving plans
with II keener eye than any man in the
works. Her invention is said to be an in
valuable one, and she will make hand
some fortune out of it. When friend
ventured to wonder n little at her present
vocation, and couldn't explain how II
woman should ever do anything in ma
chinery, she said alt is only following
our nature. As Il child never cared for
things that girls usually do dolls never
possessed any charms for me. | couldn't
see the sense of coddling bits of porcelain
with senseless fnces the only things |
wanted were jacknifc, gimlct and
pieces of wood. My friends were horri-
fled. ] was called Tom boy, but that
made very little impression on mo. |
sighed sometimes because | was not like
other girls, but wisely concluded that |
couldn't help it, and sought further con-
ISOLATION from my tools. | was always
making things for my brothers did they
want anything in the line of plaything4.
they always said, Matte will make
them for us | was famous for my kites
and my slcds were the envy and admira-
tion Of all the boys in town. am not
surprised at what have done. | nm
only sorry | couldn't have had as good u
chance rs II boy, and been put to my
trade real early" And yet she knows
as much about machinery rs though she
had made it n study all her life. 1t is
genuine gift, and she can no more help
making machinery than Anna Dckin-
son can help making speeches.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07
NUMBER 40.
EDITING TWO PAPERS.

An antiquated writer in the Memphis
Appeal has dug up out of his memory
the following rich story. The young
lawyer referred to is still fourishing in
Memphis: There was never greater
local excitement than that which grew
out of this internal navy yard business.
Half the people were in favor of accepting
the property, and half or more opposed
to it, the latter thinking that the Govern
ment might be induced even yet to make
liberal appropriations and perfect the
navy yard, and build ships and steamers
here. There were two newspapers pub
lished here-one morning publication,
edited by II gentleman of no ordinary
ability named Bankhead, who wns trag-
ically and mysteriously assassinated some
six years ago. There was another, an
afternoon paper, called the NctrS (l he
lieve that was its name) edited by man
named Iancey. These editors oppos i
one another on the navy yard question,
and their discussion had begotten good
deal of excitement, when both went away
for the Summer, and each without the
others knowledge employed the same
man, this young lawyer, to conduct his
paper in his absence. The young limb
of the law naturally enough took to both
sides Of the question. He made the con-
toversy between the two papors hotter
and hotter on each successive day.
Crowds gathered each afternoon about
the NeirS office, and somebody expected
that the two furious editors would shed
blood. The coming duel in Arkansas
was confidently anticipated, and the
teroclty of the two papers was marvellous.
Popular excitement was intense when
Baukhead came hurrying home from
Virginia and lancey from Alabama,
each thinking the other was about TO
murder his own substitute. Such was
the fervor of popular feeling and exasper-
alton that the story was necessarily kept
quiet. II the mischievous fraud upon
the public passion had been exposed Mt
the time the deceiving editor would have
been hanged to lamp post.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

A Fool FOR LUCK.-A fool was made
rich at Long Branch, in spite of himself
and this was the way it was done "Just
as | was the hungriest, Longfellow and
Harry Bassett were brought out, and
they went round the corner like two
Colts revolvers All the nice young
men around me stood up and bowed and
scrapcd, and held one finger as if they
were stopping an omnibus. They all
yelled "A hundred to eighty on IIar-
ry Bassett' They all appeared to be very
polite, that held up my finger, too, and
nodded and bowed to all of them.
never saw SO polite a lot of young men
before. You would have thought | was
tho Grand Duke Alexis. / kept up the
bowing just as long as they did, and
pretty soon the race was over, and | con-
fess | was agreeably surprised to see
about four hundred young men file up
and each one chuck II 800 bill into
my lap. Then | thought that lot Of
young men about the incest lot of young
men had ever met. There | sat, with
$40, 600 in my lap, and, much to my as
tonishment, found that all the time |
was pointing my finger and bowling back
at 'cm, darned it wasn't taking every
darned bet that was made, and darned il
| knew it. only had eight dollars in
my pocket, and if Id lost, I'd slept in an
oyster bed that night sure"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

Could NOT PLAY HER.-The Marys-
vile Defender of November Goth, records
this incident: A couple who resided in
Colusa and are about to be married were
consulting with the minister about nam
ing the day and had agreed upon an even
ing close at hand. Suddenly the lady
happened to think that that was the even
ing on which the circus would be there.
Jumping up, she exclaimed: "No,-;
you can't play me that way. l am going
to the circus" And the wedding was
deferred for one evening.