davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20

WHLDEN has a full stock of Porcelain ant
White Graniteware. declS-7
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20

LADIES' and Children's Furs, in great varie'
ty, at PLENGE's, No. 20l King street.
dec19.6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20

ITOISE's HORSE AND CATTLE pow
V
nERs. The best In use. It has proved most val
nehIe in the cure OF the prevailing horse epidemic.
DoWIE, NOISE 4 DAVIS,
noys.mg Propr1stos1,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20

If YOU desire valuable and beautiful presen-
tation Books, do not fail to drop la at "Fogar-
ties Book Depository" There you can find
the largest and most varied stock of superbly
illustrated books and standard books In all de-
partments of literature, In holiday dresR, ever
offered for sale In Charleston. Amongst 9TH
era, too numerous for particular mention, is
1.-THE Raphael Gallery" twenty Autotype Re-
productions, sls; ''Murrillo and the Spanish
School of Painting" fifteen steel engravlngs
and nineteen engravings or wood, $40; 'The
British School Of sculpture;;" twenty engrav-
ings and fifty wood cuts, $40. "Keats's Endy-
mioD." illustrated by six large steel engrav.
ings, from paintings by Poynlet, $40; "The
History Of Sculpture" by Luke, 2royal octave
volumes, numerously illustrated, sls so; '.Plc-
ture Gallery of Sacred Art" twenty photo
graphs, S.; "Bryants, The Little People OF the
Snow" elegantly illustrated, morocco cloth,
gilt IS, Turkey morocco extra, 50.
DuPING THE SIcK.-In shape, color and
smell the toadstool closely resembles the
mushroom, yet the one ID a poisonous fungus,
the other a wholesome vegetable. Many of
the advertised and unadvertised Stops which
!unscrupulous spectators are trying to per-
suade the credulous are "as good as Hos
letters Bitters," bear a like superficial re-
semblanceto that inestlmable vegetable res
t~orative. Quite a number of these dangerous
fungi have started up within the last two
years, and doubtless many worthy people
have been poisoned by them. Some of these
wolves wear the sleeps clothing of pretend
ed morality, and iuvelgh against medical
stimulation as they vend their aold polsons;
while others offer their liquid compounds of
''forty rod rum and condemn drugs under
the slang names of "Eye Openers'a 'sMorning
Glories," 'Cobweb Cutters" and the like.
Beware of them all, for they are deadly and
detestable. decl7-mWf3Dso
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20

FINE CUT GLASSWARE, China Cups and
saucers at Hayden's, King street. decls-7
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20

ILLUMINATED BOOK MARKS, new and beautl'
full designs, at F%oGART1E's BOOK DEPOSITORY.
dec20.fm2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20

CHRoMos.-For choice pictures and at reas'
enable prices. 20 to HOLINESS BOOK HOUSE.
decl9-2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20

TOtal bales 6Iao',
Total Increase to
The receipts Of cotton at the chief Southern
~seaports from December IL to December Is, 1877,
inclusive, as reported by telegraph, were as fol.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20
Wilmington Market.


WILMINGTON, December II.
| SPIRITS TURPENTINB.-Sales OF 126 CASKS at
54a55c per gallon for Southern packages. Also \
sale OF S casks reported at SOC per gallon 1or Ne"
York packages. Markets strong at s4c. -
kCsIN.-Saleso Of 200 bbls Strained a. $S, anu
| 200 at So for strained and No. 2 mixed. MarKet
quiet. ~ ,,,. O, "a 7s
for virgin and yellow dip, and IS lor aaro, o ue'
| cline Of 26C since last reports. Mainly quiTSS srtat
steady.
Interior Cotton markets''
COLUMBIA, December Is.
Tn ooneeononce of the Ipclement weather there
| has been little doing IN cotton. We quote mid
onnss s' i'0' CAMDEN. December is.
The market, considering the bad weather, has
onote GOOD 10 strict middlings from lsx to lsKc.
| Sales Ss3 ba!e6; shipments same time 61o:
' URANGgBURG, December II.
MIddllDg cotton Is quoted at17% to 1sc; Strict
NEwBERRY, December IT.
Cotton Ia quoted at 1sKc.
Cotton is quo:ed at l7Ac,
CottoRis quoted at l7Kc.
ANDERSON, December 10.
MACON, December II.
We note no change in the market to-day, but
| quote: Clean rcd l8Xal7. ordinary l6Aal7; GOOD
| ordinary TX, low m%iddlngs Tx, middlings 1sH.
The receipts TO day were 636 bales; shipments 233;
sales al bales.
The cotton market showed a good demand and
closed quiet. Ordinary 16Hal8Kc, good ordinary
l7Xa17H. low mlddllags, 17AalSc, mlddliHgS
lsXal8I; sales 713 bales; receipts 3l2 bales; ship
MONTGOMERY, December II.
The market Is firm. Ordinary 1870. good ordl.
nary Tx, strict good ordinary Tx, low middling
lTAal8, middliDg lSh.
Exports.
NEW YoRk-Per steamship Weybosset-.666 bales
upland cotton. ......Pe steamship South Carolina
cotton, us tierces rice, SO bales domestics and 6b
packages sundrieS.
BARoELoNl-Per Spanish bark Elylra-Ss4 bales
upland cotton.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20

For AN elegant and stylish Hat. go to
PLENaE's, No. 2Ol King street. decls-S
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20

JUST RECEIVED, a fine assortment of Chill
dren's Fancy Hats, at PLENaE's, No. FOL King
street. decl9.6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20

CUT GLASS DEcANTERs, Goblets, Wines, &C.,
at Whllden's. declS-7
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20

WRITING DESKS, Work Boxes and Dressing
Cases at Hayden's, King street. decls-7
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20

FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, tor Christ
mas presents, at Hayden's, King street.
dec1S-7
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20

CATHOLIC PRAYER Books, at HOLINESS
poov Houss.. decl9-2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20

BUILDING MATERIAL.-An extensive stock
and large variety of Doors, Sashes, Blihds,
Balusters, Mouldings, &C., are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. P. Toale, at his warerooma,
No..2O Hayne street and No. SO Plnckney street.
The above are all made at his W factory on
Horlbeck's wharf. He keeps, also, French and
American Window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Mantels, Builders Hardware, &C., from the
best manufacturers. mch8EfmWlyr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20

KID GLOVES, of best quality, (Alexandre's
Grande Duchesse,) have been reduced to
81 rs at Uferhardt's. Also, the latest In Lace
Collars, and In all Dress Goods, is put down
In price. Fine Broch6 Shawls are being Offer
ed very cheap, and a beautiful Black Silk Vel
vet for Cloaks at sl2 50, worth $40. French
Black Silks and German Cloths and Cassi-
meres, especially in black, are selling at rs
per cent. under late prices. Please do not
forget the corner Of King and Market streets
UFFERHARDT's. decl9-Wfmtu4
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20

FINE TOILET SETS and Decorated China
Chamber Sets, at Whilden's. decls-7
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20

RUSSIA LEATHER GOODS, Baskets, Pocket
books, Card Cases, &c, at Hayden's, King
street. deol8-7
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20

LEATHER RErIoULEs, fine and medium quail
tiles, at Whilden's. decl8-7
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20

PURSES, PoRTMoNNAIEs-in fine Russia
leather, at Whilden's. declSI
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20

WHIDEN has a large stock OF French Chlns
Vases, at low prices. decls-7
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20

METHODIST, Baptist, Presbyterian and Luth'
eran Hymn Books, In all the various styles, al
HOLINESS Book HOUSE. de0l9.2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20
rpRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE

S0hoeouEy SeatLOu--". w. moOu.
oosesourJ.-J. W. Murray, Il. W.. Whitaker.
Abbevllle-K. r. DagnalL.
Lowndesville St8tlon-A. ]. Cauthen, C. Y.
Barnes supernumerary.
Iqmollng Shoals-JohnF Finger.
Observation-Disclosures Hltto. W. q. Lawton,
supernumerary.
South Abbeville-G. NJ, Boyd-
Newbarry Station-Manning Brown.
NewDerry--J. L. Shuford, D. D. DAIMLER
Little Saluda-J. W. n. Creighton.
Edgeneld-Wiliam Thomas.
Cekesbury School-G. n. Round.
e%RHHNvILLE p1sTRIcT-R. P. FRAMES, p K
GresnVille Stsiion-E J. Meynardle.
GreenV1lle-John Attaway
BIena Vista and BatesMue-A. B. Stephens
su~pernumerary.
Reidy1lle-W. Bowman.
Walnalla-J. ". Dickson, F. N. Morgan, super
numerary.
. NckensVile-Q, L. Darant.
Wuliamston-R. W. Barber.
Seneca Ciouit and Mission-To be supplied BY
q. Tyler.
Busny Creek-To be supplied by ]. Q. Stock.
man.
Anderson Station-G. T. Harmon.
Anderson Circuit and Mlssion-N d. Byars
w. A. Hodges, supernnmerary.
Pendleton-p. J. McMil:en.
Oheohee Circuit and Misst NJ. G. Davis.
PRESIDENT Williamson Female Colleges. Ian.
Transferred to Baltimore Conference-r. A
GrtnthB. a
s~UPgRANNUATED PRRACHBRs.
n. Talley, 3. W. Townsend, ". @. Patterson. =
Uerflc6. 1. j. Pennington, L. Scarborough. John
Watts, A. AeCorqucdaie.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20

BRoNzS FIGURES, Vases, Toilet Sets, &C., at
Hayden's, Eing street. decls-7
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21
Two Thousand Mile. o,,ce.

A letter from st. John, Newfoundland. IN
tne Ecensno Poss, gives the following descrip
SION OF the unprecedented fields Of Ice.
since early In January enormous fields OF
Ice, sometimes 200 miles In breadth. have been
passing these shores in an almost Continuous
stream. The thickness Of this feld.ice is from
twenty to thirty feet The distance between
Bamn's Bay, where the ice fields are formed.
ana the waters OF the Gulf Stream, where the
masses are dissolved. IL from 1850 to 1000
miles: 1t may be affirmed without any exag-
gerati0n, thata river Of ice varying from 30 70
wv miles In breadth, and 2, 900 miles In length
has been for three months pouring incessontIy
It's contents into the tepid waters Of Tie Gulf
stream. The winter has been fearfulIy severe.
and the quantity and thickness unprecedent-
cd. The consequences to our seal fishery
have been rulnous. During nearly the whole
OF March and part Of April, northeast winds
prevailed. by which this huge stream was de-
fected and pressed upon our shores in close
pack and filling every bay, harbor and in
let, with masses Of Ice and completely block
aiding the whole coast, with the exception Of
a few intervals, when the west wind lOoscnel
the pack and drove 1t out to sea. The enor-
nous quantity Of ice which is carried IN this
way from the polar regions to warmer temper.
atures no arithmetic could calculate.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21

A WOMAN IN OIL.-A man was complaining
because his wife was recently taken with the oil
fever. She had piece of land of her own in West
Virginia. where oil had been found, and nothing
would do but she must organize a company and 60
to boring. She bored him to go for kong time.
but he would not; 30 she went herself.
We told the man he would be justified in sueing
for divorce.
'0n what ground,I" asked the man.
y mean what plea could oiferI'
"Why. that she left your he'd and bored"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21
Death Of a Venerable Minister.

BosToN, Oct. lS.-Rev. George T. Chapman, d.
aged "a years. He was u graduate of Dartmouth,
in 1904, entered the Episcopal ministry and FORM
cd parish nt Lexington, Ky, remaining there
until 1880. Henry Clay was "a parishoner, and
close ties Of friendship continued between them
until Mr.. Clay's death.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21
Mr.. Stewards Book.

AUBURN, Oct. lS.-Ths manuscript of the orig.
inal draft OF Mr. Stewards book was entirely COM
Pleted some time since. At the tmo OF his death
Mr.. Seward had finished revision OF about two-
thirds OF 1t. This revision will be at once taken
up and completed by his son Frederick and his
adopted daughter, Miss Risey Seward.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21

Forty.ive minutes after the news Of Mr..
Seward's death was received in PHILADELPHIA.
the Evening Telegraph was on the street with
well written obituary notice of over column
in length, which was written, put in type and
printed in that paper in three quarters Of an
hour. This feat of journalism would be hard to
beat.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21

James killOugh was shot dead by John w.
the city, Montana, on Wednesday night
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21
r PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
&M4lAH . "a q
,, 3N AND APrER MONDAY. ocr


wEsf hifIst iIapEIPehuff,xoo pHE4Iseuf, OCT :. 1872
p.. s"." aah'W;y Ws.s.sR9;aM II, "a MARKET S
am. se1moaati9n s1a ~ daily. except Sunday. %
and iS.3S D.. m anu LILO A. m LIT pm. q. % ,. .m
Niasara Mag Express daily. except Sunday. 7A.
Sunday. s.aoa ana himira Express daily. escsDt nj
H.1,:S",s Eas, Line and Elis Esr
Psrtssbr an1 York Acc. daily Sunday liop.%
Cincinn.t,x ilan daily except Sunday. $50 3. -.
southern Express daily SS pm.
Es;a tEsGhs y Express II "a Pm.
Paoli sunday Trains 10 a. M -. - q pm.
F,Gslnnati @ ED only Harrisbars on s.ensdp Pm.
Ear saturday nsht runs only to Wills mspys;
Isy except sunday tick must be procared r. .ni NJ
'"SSase devs,ed e a. ~ Market S. By SIS r.%. I'M
Express for New York. 7.l5. $50 and II m
Wy Trains ior BIsiof iSi Sfw IS a9,1 asa Il g
Nay Irai n for Trenton. ii 50 nm ~ =, io.'" = IN.
New iork smndsx 1r and Bustleton 500 m
l2O night. A'ains' 7.2' = N. 6.a5 u. and
o1} VII. and a,Hjn conneets a. Trenton for Lambert.
i!olmesburg L BustIeton. m DEf9r ~ - -
Lxrress Trains " tor Treu,nn Taanswek; 2O m:
. a1l y m. 80" ~ anu A.W and
"ay az, Trains y a. for Trenton. iO.Wam, 800 $50 a,
Way Train for Bristol
FOR BELVIDEkE DiVISiUN 0'".p'm'
IN ior drenton. Lambertville. Easton. scran
ay ram i% Lambertville 4 Termination IL f.ar,
IN eIs '"i irenton, LambertyIlc Easton Scr an.
accom- ios Be,d!dere and Pennington. 5mnm
"AnNni nTkaET FERRY. 49,
. ..,, ANNOY Division.
49, .ho.a' 1;.a' sor Sew York via Amb0v 6o0am
-, ~ fa.hS ior Trenton $40 and 10 Il m % M
ot !, IL Tor New York via Perth Amhov
q Wycomn 10. New York via Jersey Civ soo
Wwny Tram for Burlington ,,','''' wy S'W N.
/, |" ~ ~, ifF,hs Tor B"rientown. sUani n a. y y "
A'-ihs Tor Long Branch /. n, a m ana or, ~,
/ LL;Ar. ifalns!oT liiehtstown i % n m md qeo
yrs lrnins Tor Pemberton Long Rrsnnhp Ia
~ ~ - southern and luckcr,on Kailro.Is an na
Y Nay y. Trains ior Mt Holly. la 30 aDd1,aonm
u. 0pm. V'" a II. 40. o.U and
=, niee;ehins Car Tickets for the Vest c.r h. h.I
ani A. h .t me Ticket 0fice vUl Chestnut street
'"s .. .ne Depot. Thirty second an MarLst g.,
rsei's - ihe ! nion Transfer Comnarv w;ii an
,s,.,, NJ, aenVer baggage AZ the Depots 0rders oil
s e'te prompt attention. and Railroad T;ns 90
"a" a'so DO obtained at the following "'1
TICKET OFFICES &c. IS y Sss.tna. Sss.tna. street stree:
and at N. No. ll6 Market street,
oetoti ana cry named above.
--- y d. oASShTI. Generat Manager.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21
WILMINGTON Il BALT
L MUkE kAiLRUAD

SFECIAL NUTICE.
On and after WEDNESDAY, October 18Th. 1s-l
a passenger car will be attached TO the irerht
train leaving Philsdelph,a at 800 D. M, for VII
HingtOn. " " W."
The train will stop at Stations as folIows vh.n
signalled: dray's Ferry. 9.l2 y. IN Lasaretto y M
pm: Chester. Al y. IN; Lamokin. 9.45 y. In; Thur
low !!g p IN; Linwood, s.ah y. III; Clay mont, 1901
p IN; Elerslie. 10 p. IN: arrive Whining ton lO S0
m. IoctDl II. i. KINNEY. S"p't
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-21
Fora homesreao IN rne West.


~ Tux SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE IN
Thisline affords unequal cd n duccmepts T.. ner
sous desiring cheap and rs passage TO RI
West and deserves particularly the attention NJ al
suca as desire to avail es of Tho Uomsstes
Bill raSse" o., ne lsst Congress.
Inc fennsyiI AHA Central Railroad with its cor
meeting lines Is by Is, miles the shortest route Ia
Ghteagn and other promine en- aces in the est anr
isaiso the quickest, cheapest and best route Ia Al
prominent places in the Southwes and orthvest
Passengers are tore ard ed in comfortable and airs
Passenser Cars furnished with cushion ed sests with
moveaeie backs. water tanks, stov ves in Winter and
comfort 81 families. "
Through ticketsa sold to allnrominart n, ,....,.
tho West Southwes and North est at about hal
the usual first class fare. "
Children under five years old a. Free and chi,drsn
price. ~ se'-
Bagsasecheckeda and forwarded by tho anne trails
WIN WIN tne passenxers Eishtypounds of fbas9ase ear
-;eM iree TO every full passeuger.
Inc tram leaves daily except SUNDAYS and ticket,
must be enrocured and cred at the ofce
No llo Market street. by 8 clock, r. n =
By addressing - . uud ers gn ed he viii iervnrAh
return OF mall rec ofcharee, aefrcuiarcontafAing
Homestead Lsw. asd give such otk ~ nioriSst,on
ofthe Pennsylvanfa Railroad Gompasy
No. ll6 Market Stree, Philedelphia.
Peiladslpbia. June ~. l&af
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-05
no MARY pEBSAM AND JOHN PESNAM Es,. S.,,.E9. S4R

ITO MARY DEBNAM AND JOHN DEBNAM, FOR
merry OF warmins,er, 10 the county OF wits s
The aboye named Mary Debnam is n living, orr oead neg
personal representatives are e1tie to two small sums o
money tho Post once Savings Bank undcr the
rrov:;ons of The County out act, 1887 The said Mary
Debnam hear OF 10 the 1883 wncn she gave the
address Of No. King street, Staten Island New YORK mer
husbspd John ehnam was last heard OF 10 the year
when he gave the address Of Newourg Post Omce
The persons thereto has presented 70 the county
Court OF Dorset holden at Shafesbuy tthe Court having
Jurisdiction In the mater) and the said ary Deonam ana
John Deonsm alive arc and eean any persom IN
writing, giving full particulars OF their claims to Messrs
Jopre forrcser Solicitors Mamesoury, England, on or
Before the lei day OF February 1874 In default whereof the
Cont Will make such order Ia their absence
touch,ng the same moneys ~ shall deem IT, .
WILLIAM T. BURRlD0E, Registrar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-05
H0KsEs, CARRIAGES, &C.

A 'Ah aSaEsSS SoIissSos SosiH \ yaS 2 syAssnl1.
opposite the Post office
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
s AND ~ nisf a sfH 1sSS sThHS4 Sks SAAf .rn AVENUE
s.SEs e & q sSs sA.s
TEAM BROWN HORSES, issfH Ss Hands year. old, kind
amy ss p SH9 Of noins
s.sSs M4ss3s s EgE EaaFs Egk ea gfaD in all
harness rec from vice good traveller an excellent coupe
S
BHY sARE. l,s HANDS. YEARS OLD; kind in all
harness, free from vcs good traveller; stylish warranted
SSdE Sss TTS SsSs Se EGF qsSRs EAeSss az kind in Al.
barnes: free from vice; good traveller; eapnai WORK
i,ksN sna Is HANDS YEARS old. kind an har
ncs free from good traveller; syliah and warranted
;Sp' TcP Is hockAwAys AND DEPOT wAeoSS s
.. pAsM Harness. free from ve excellent worker
T"Rss RIst% ssafS fPss NJ Il f aHSbs YEARS o kind IN all
barress free from vice; lood avsler Stylish and war
Rs ,Gapi TaSinxH rlna 1hS fnS M HANDS old kind
free from vG @ & opa ~ % and fGp and
perot wa.ons, Koctaways fhaesons, seigh' Harness.
'Wa".s" We.sncr never never n'erf.res with our Sales
A. sPHfb. sPEED-Genuins *srrantsi speed
Special attention called TO sale OF fne, rapid, hand
some Toers This dav Friday) Jan g. at stable "a
Great Jones street, 01 prompt, including the fast re-
liable and hanosome troer Commodore Mutt about 10 high
baved roadse without trick; fast ever, and
can 2a0 gait TO road wagons warranted sound and
kind.
H.o ns Sns Icrsrd SsPs about
wears Oh has public cord 10 Ees drivers
and Lentee roadsers that 20 Park or road speed
J.3U ealL warranted TO Tot full mile Ia eHU
without vice, ck au or bl. mish pure gated, bones
sn wei behaved. an warranted sound and kind.
s thoroughbred saddle Mare broken 10 all bar
ness ibH bch years old esua nne and bcodlke; war
I and KIND.
fuI pariicniar pedigree &C., at sale. Also rottip
Wagon Portland Siegh single Harness BY Dunscombe
BaIkss, al the property Of defauI,er and col.
Nv order of crtdtors sale absolute Full
particu.ars al sale Stock cen be seen al stable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-05

BREWSTER CouPE-FOR ONE OR TWO HORSES,
"A In good order, for sale al bargain. Call at re West
twentieth hrset. New >nrk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-05
.-JoHN L. yAnpEw AVER, AuCrIoN EER.

LANDAULET. HAMS MAKE, USED TWICE COST
~ Ma0W. or &l,1OD; Ciaicnces, Coupe, Coupe Rock.
""-'' HAMS one door east OF Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-05
NEW YORK FRIDAY JANUARY s. ls72-TRIPLE SHEET
EUROPEAN srEAMsuIr~


IN STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
from pier ~ North klver
To Queenstown and Liverpool
THE QUEEN, Thomas Jan. q, at IL ".
ESrrI Grosan Saturday jan ~ a 'ov =; a; ~
Passage ss to Lyerpool Queensown or London direct =
Prepaid seersge tickets from Iiyrrpoo Queenstown,
Londonderry, Glasgow London, x32, currency.
For further particulars apply the companys Offices %
Broadway. r. w. J. HURST, Manager.
TNMAN LINE
l. for Queenstown and Liverpool. Royal Mall Steamers
appointed sale foiows:-
CITY OF WASHINGTON Saturday, Jan. O. r.
CITY OF LONDON. Satur ay, Jan. rs, y A. NJ
CITY OF ANTWERP. Saturday, JAM 20 7.
CITY OF PARIS. Saturday. Jan. IL A.
and each succeeding Saturday and Thursday from pier %
North River.
Payable In gold. Payable In Currency.
First Cabin...... ....&25 Steerage. $40
10 liondou. 70 London. 30
3o
Passengers also forwarded TO iavre Hamburg Sweden,
Norway aud Denmark reduced rates.
Tickets be bought here at moderate rates by
wishing to send for their friends.
For further information apply az the company's oce.
JOHN a. DALE, Agent,
10 broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-05

90 r. wARD-wJLL BE PAID FOR GOLD
W hnnn. case Watch, supposed 20 he lost going from
sixteenth street sixtn aud trhh avenues or ON FOUR
eenth Street. Apply NJ 8. Nes, aix-eentn.strseI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-05
COPAl;yNERSHIP,.

(NOPARTNERS HIP-MR. GEORGE II. MAsSErT HA
" an interest IN firm from this date.
Il. =: scpTf & co. z2 william street.
NEW YoHK Jan. ?, 1872.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-05
THE TURF.

THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROMOTION
i OF the Interests of the American Trotlng Turf.
SECR TAiy'B OFFICE PRovIDENCE, Jan. l, 1872
The regular semannus meeting Of the Board of Appeals
win be held at the flee OF the Presiden Providence,
Tuesday, 9th instant IN o'clock r. NJ Persons having
will note and act accordingly By order
of the r. esdrnt. GEO. II. SMITH, Secretary
The following unfinished business will be investigated and
decisions rendered:Ta protest Of s. D. y. O. Bruce
AGAINST do smitn Mai Is time Milwaukee going the
record Budd Doble The Trenton Agricultural Society
Alex. Patterson rhe Rensselaer, Association; Stokes
Fleetwood Park Association match; John
Murphy vs. MAJOR Alien at sprnrfed; Benz. f. Cowan,
owner OF I'D. Eat nou-payment of entrance monev
t ooncl Mouton" suppression Of previous tme mystic
Park +. Lasher vs. u. l.. Dorsey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-05
LEGAL NOTICES.

DlsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED sTAtEs FOR
IL the Eastern District of PeunsyIvanaIn In Bankrupcy.
In the OF Charles vein tcins AS Charles Vezm
Co.. bankrupt Eastern district OF Pennsy ss-A wal
bankruptcy been issued by said Court against inc
estate Of Charles yean raalnI as Charles Vein Co. 2,
the county Philadelphia, an state OF fennsyivana IN
said district who has been duly adJudged bankrupt upon
petition creditors and the payment or any debts ana
him his and the transfer Of any ny progsfy oy a n
bankrupt prove the deDts and choose one OF more a.
senees fs estate, will be ned at Court o. Ban
in ssid district. on the s9I OF January A. d. ls,, a. u
O'Clock A. NJ, at the Office OF Josep X MCammon' Esq,
"'~ y" ~ JAMES N. kERNS,
United States Marshal for said district.