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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-12
ICIIMON AND YORK RIVER
IL X a l. X . \ II.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND TIE TEAILL.
LING PUBLIC.
TRl-WEEEII LINE
EETWEEy RICHMOND: NIlMuEE,
rHII.ApEI.riiiS. NEW YORK,
SNp BOSTON. AND To All
POINTS NORTH AND
EAST WEST AND
NORTHWEST.

Passenger train lelrc- hiclImrHt "9 To-. &c.,,
Thursdays. aud saturday.. q #.,",oh,.'.
with Tie -Ilt ';tiid steamer IT kIEht N'h'iN''
CAPTAIN J.. ". FnfEnA1. i"l tn t'ots~t.s:.'
r"iuts touching II 81" Ttyci latrr2,. nd 'ri.-r.
IN Ga,rin!u," IT,, iuiiG"ire "rotr'"m ln l.n, 70
cout;rrt with trains north H.:b w",'.
THROUGH TICKETS aud EAHGA'! c'rga-l
la al points.
steamer leaves Baltimore pier W, 2. No. ." Llsl'
street Mondays y "dut~III-, ana tI!.AIs. ~
L. NJ, arriving in Richmond at u "'ci"tk w" IT,
lowing morning. giving l'ssrne'ra 'h,'' hour ''l
thirty minutes Ia transact l't..:,- ahd iih' tti
the leaving of iiictrlis S'ntih
Freight train. with pa'-'rr"r car attached. Hi'''
TUESDAYS. Thur-,iINs, ani ~aurJ.~ II "'clnrb !,
VI. for through fir!gis g. g't Lott' t",." ''|
West: anf on Mondays. W@:r'~d!' 2g9% J. -. 49,
for local freight between RiCimou" aad N'rl IeG..
STAGES carrying the United >r,@, tt"I -
FISH HAUL "m Tur,'gy, :urt frI,.-!- lcf 1910
hannock aud al intcrncdini" l"in'>: .,.,.r..
Passengers by this ruH" lc1S" hi"ihnt ~ 90 100"
days at O'Clock \. VI. and Erid"ys IT O'clock y 81.
Far, from Richmond To- ynura nuiwc" ........:l -
Fare from Richmond Ia ,ii'i"r ~......,s-.,'.. jay
Far. from Richmond la sruinEi"il....-.-s..... !, .'
Fare from Richmond 10 Waihr :uu- ..--... : ~
Fare from Richmond TO King william tnrri-
rrci@hi r,ri,r,i t'a,,. ,i~frIly hlmti,d. .et
promp;ly forwarded. Throrsh tl' d iA'tt;. -. :"
10 all points
From Richmond to Baltimore. ........-- = =
From Richmond fo rh'a1r'ph.t ...........s... y.
From Richmond To- New York. ......,,.. j. ".
From Richmond 10 BOSTON. ~ RAJ ...H,.'.' u =
FROM Richmond Ia Boston Ia ~" S"uAtl.... Z. =
WILLIAM y. BRAGG Srp rl.nt'+1'
REUBEN FOSTER. General Agent -. - L'sh'
street, Baltimore. ,r.,.,.. ,,.,..,
y. H. mprcnkrss. Travelling ,g,n, uhi
NIlESAPEAkE AND ONO Rtll-
~ EuAD-,iu and after September - y ASSN
GER TRAINS viii leave lichm9ud l>"i''"!s 1N
''raG. :" 5"u,i, I't,>iS far Tie White ~uIhm
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Ey Moody Il Rnyail. Aucti"n.cr-.

TE lINNTN " It'I! EFT' 4NFFEI'I-ET1'
TOR SALE AT AUCTION.--At the re-
4 uucst of the owners. will sell 1T public auc-
ton, on SATURDAY. April II. l>T". Ut - o'clock T.
VI. EIGHT VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, stu
atcd near Perry street.
'Tnrcc 35-foot lots. fronting on Seventh street;
Five a3-foot lots. fronting on Fourteenth street:
one 33-font lot fronting on Twelfth street. with j
good frame dwelling containing four rooms, with
hest well water in the yard.
These lots In the most desirable portion of tho
town. and arc sold III consequence of the partics
moving away.
TERMS: Onc-hrl cash balance at six aud twelve
months. MOODY 4 RDIALI.
ap ~ Aiictionccrs.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
TOILET ARTICLES.
TLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER
NATTtN's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
TIE HAIR.

4 reytrciiy clear preparation. in uGc bottle. rs
easily applied water. for restoring to gray hair It's
natural color AMI Youthful appearance. To eradicate
and prevent dantIrtf TO promote the growth OF the
hair. and stop its falling
IL Is c.,tireiu harmless aud perfectly f1te from any
poiapno,ts substance. aud will therefore take the
place of all the dirty and unpleasant preparations
now In Use. Numerous Testimonials have been sent
no from many OF orr most prominent citizens. In
everything in which the articles now In list are Oh
irrtiouable CRYSTAL DISCOVERY IS perfect. 1t
i warranted tn contain neither sugar of lead. sui
phur Cr nitrate Of silver. Clear and clean as wafer
il does not soil the clothes sralp. Ii Is agrceaby
pcrlunrd and makes one OF the best dressings for
the hair in Use. 1t restores the color OF the hair
mare perfectly and u1,iformly tllan amy other pre-
paration. and always does 30 In from three TO ten
DAYS. Virtually feeding the roots of the hair with
all the nourishing qualities necessary To its growth
and healthy condition, ii restores the decay and in
duccs q new growth Of the hair more positively
than anything else. The application of this Won
lerful discovery also produces pleasant and cool
ing effect the scalp. ana gives the hair pleasant
and elegant appearance . .
We call especial attention 10 the fact that limit
cd number Of small; trial BEETLES can be- had by those
wisin. TO try II. You will notice that III pursuing
this course our aim Is 10 convince by the actual
lueris of the article. -
ARTHUR NATTANS,
Inventor AMI proprietor, Washington. IL. Z.
For sale. wholesale and retail. by
PURCELL, LADD & CO.. Proprictor.s
IN 3l-eodtjcl3 Agents, Richmond, va.
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PAINTS, OILS, &c.

This OIL has been extensively used In this city for
several years past giving general Satisfaction ana
without complaint, wherever properly used.
Purchasers are cautioned that the OIL sold by iis
differs from all other Lubricatilg OTIS gold IA ms
nia Natural Petroleum Lubricting OH. every bar
rel of which sold by us bears our brand thus
"Vlrginia Natural Petroleum lugicatinS Oil, Pur-
CELL Laid & Co., Agents, Richmond Va"
Orders addressed 10 lis will receive prompt attca-
ton, and he shipped in good, tight packages.
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists,
NH % Richmond, VA.
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VIZ 4 y y l. D.-I00.o00 feet SEASONED
w PINE LUMEER, inch boards and plank:
100000 feet FINE LUMBER. SIwed to our order
5000 CEDAR POSTS-cirht. twelve. and siXtcci,
feet long. Tn" highest cash prices paid for
all kiuds Of lumber. Call on or address
TRUMAN 4. PARKER & CO..
Lumber Dealers.
NH 1s-,m@ Fifth and Canal streets. Richmond. Va
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ursv. vsr.vg; Az PRIVATE SALE.

cprr1,. g. Wr1I1,M- Aucfiuueers NH *
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-19
FOREIGN.

RoME, January l8.-His Holiness the
Pope was taken suddenly i'll Wednesday.
He retired to bed afflicted with cough,
but It is thought the malady is not Of a
dangerous character. A Pontifcial re-
eeption, which he proposed to hold at
the Vatican yesterday has been post
poned in consequence Of his indisposi-
ton. The Pope was born May -, 1892,
and is on the eve Of the completion Of
his eightieth year.
LoSpoS, January ls.-Iudia adSiees,
just received from Calcutta, convey in
formation Of serious outbreak which
occurred amonGthe natives in I.oodinah,
a popllous fortified town on the banks
of the Sally, one hundred aud seventy
piles distant from Delhi. The rebels
assembled in such force as to threaten
the overthrow Of the garrison and the
civil authorities. The foreign residents
| placed themselves under the protection
OF the garrison. The rebels committed
great many deprsdationE = firing
houses, plundering. etc. Information
Of the dangerous situation Of Affairs was
sent 70 Delhi. from which place troops
we're immediately dispatched to the
scene of the outbreak, where they ar.
rived after forced march Of rs miles,
On the approach Of the troops the rebels
after a slight show Of reaislanos, dis
persed and fed. A number Of leaders
were captured. and viii At once be tried
I The scheme for an additional cable
which has been the prominent topic o
commercial and financial circles fOt
some months past begins to ASSUME
shape. The contract is signed and tn
work viii proceed At once.
Theserviees Of thanksgiving, in homo
Of the recovery Of the Prince Of vale
from bis recent terrible illness, hav'
been fzed fpF Sunday next. the 2ls
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-19
NEW YORK.

New YoRK, January ls.-The city has
seldom been 50 long without sensation.
Yesterday the arraignment OF stokes
seemed to promise some excitement, but
the business in court was transacted 50
quickly and quietly that the prisoner
was on his way back to the ToOmbs be-
fore the loiterers about the courtroom
knew that he had been in the building.
Deputy Sheriff Shields brought him from
the Toombs at 9 o'clock, and he sat in
the sheriff private Office till court was
opened. His counsel will probably put
in plea on Wednesday, but il is under
stood that strenuous efforts will pc made De
to delay the appointment of any partlc-
ular day for the tiial.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-19
REFORM.

Harper's Weekly says with reference
to President Grant, ard the national
convention Of his party:
If before the convention meets it can
be shown that he is directly or indi-
rectly responsible for the abuses which
may occur in any Of the Offices, those
who wish his denomination will not be a
very large number. But If the attempt
fails, they will be the entire convention.
For an effort to discredit the Chief Mag
istrate of this country does not end with
its success or its failure. II it succeeds,
he is utterly disgraeed. fit fails, those
who attempt it lose the respect o. homo
rable men.
That is savage enough. But if inves-
tigatiou into the conduct Of the Presi-
dent and his affairs be refused, how is
the country to know whether il has been
good or bad2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-19
ron MnnH EsTATE.

Nearly all towns and counties nave
been crippled by men who own most Of
them, and refuse to sell on easy terms
TO purchasers. 1t is stated that IN the
San Joaquin Valley, California, two
men own nearly three millions OF acres
and you may ride forty miles in a line
through their farm, The fence about
one pasture is sixty.6ve miles long.
Another California estate contains three
hundred and fifty thousand acres. The
settlement of the agricultural districts
of the State would have been more rapid
were it not for such aggregations OF land
in the hands of single holders. Specn-
lation is non productive, and speculation
in real estate is detrimental to any com
munity, retarding its growth, and chok-
ing up its resources.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-19
water.works.

TIE contract between the city and the
water-works Company was signed and
delivered yesterday. By the terms Of
the contract entered into yesterday the
city binds herself to lake water from
three hundred MIGRANTS, at a rental Of
forty thousand dollars per annum, which
rental is to be laid aside, or so much
thereof as may be needed TO pay inte-
rest on the bonds which the company
will issue for the construction Of its
works. The bonds thus secured and the
semi-annual payment Of the interest
thus guaranteed, there can hardly be q
doubt but the bonds win command 9
high price when placed on the market
The contract is now complies in all il
parts The city has ohe-half interest IN
the Water Company. The works Of the
company viii be commenced immedi'
ately. r aHf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-19
nnR InEA.

We have found it. There is way tc
defeat Grant. Give Tom Scott all the
railroads he wants, and then nominate
him for the Presidency. AS Presideu'
tial elections are carried BY money
Scott will have the advantage. The
railroad rings are richer than the gov
eminent, and in an emergency can
raise more money Let the two enter
the lists, and odr word for IT. ne
who can shell out most literally wan
carry the election Grant is very
indifferent shelter. he never shells
ont Of, but always shells into, his
pocket Seriously, if hated tyranny
attempts to perpetuate its power by the
use of money-by an appeal to the ava
rice, the passions and the lower instincts
of men, would it be wrong in people
struggling to restore good government,
TO use money against III Give Tom
Scott the railroads, nominate him Tor
the Presidency, and leave the resf-'o
him. fIh tNa 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-19
CINCINNATI.
Mtamanmxemens and Fraud In tnt
County GOyernment.

Mtumanmxement and Fraud In tine
- County government.
CINCINNATI, January ls.-The com
mission appointed by the court OF com
mon pleas to inquire into the alleged
frauds in the different departments OF
the county government for the past two
Or three years, made their report yester'
dag. It shows gross mismanagemeni
and corruption. In nearly every de-
partment large sums Of money have been
realized in the way of omitted assess
ments, on which the auditor receives
FIVE per cent for afterward finding 1t
Is reported that many Of these omis-
sions we're purposely made in order to
give an opportunity to collect the pye
per cent. on the second or omitted as
sessment The amount Of property
omitted is nearly $6,50O,OOO, a.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-19

A large number Of our merchants as
Sembled at the chamber of commerce
yesterday afternoon 10 consider the
merchants tax" and the best means
to avoid its payment. Speeches were
made BY Colonel Pinson, Mr.. William
R. Moore, and others. Communications
we're read from the merchants Of Jack
son, Bristol, and other towns in the
State, asking for information as to the
modus operandi proposed with regard to
taxes due on the 18th inst.
The legal opinion Of Messrs. Elicit \
Phelan was read. These gentlemen are
of opinion that the law regulating taxes
on merchants is obnoxious TO constr
tutional provisions on two grounds;
First, because Of the arbitrary mode
adopted to determine the amount Of
capital employed in the business of mer-
chandise, making credit the criterion in
stead of actual capital; secondly, be-
cause of the imposition Of double tax
under color Of license or privilege !"
tax in addition to the sd vslorem tax on
the capital. oiJ ~ laLei ea.l.
The method Of relief nroPosed is by
writ of certiOrau. to b., Illegal assess
ments before the Criminal Court for the
purpose of quashing the same. A SO,
percedeas should also be prayed for to
arrest the collection until the question
can be determined by the court. Stirring
speeches we're made by Messrs. South
worth, Lacey aud Eiseman in favor Of
legal resistance. A dispatch from Comp
troller Pennebaker was read, stating
that the merchants Of Nashville would
have a case before the Supreme Court
yesterday testing the entire question.
Mr.. Bronson BAyliss proposed TO take
charge Of the bonded warehouse, pro
yidsd the merchants would indemnity
him against loss, by securing the pay
ment Of rent.
The meeting adjourned. b9u
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-19
FRANCE AND GERMANY.

France is still occupied by German
armies, and will be until certain stipu'
lated payments are made by the govern
ment. The people are FESTIVE under this
continued occupation and are making
great exertions to relieve themselves.
1t is said that throughout all the depart
ments money is being subscribed to-
wards paying the Indebtedness to Ger
many. The Courier DeFrance says the
government is entertaining the idea OF
eeding the monopoly for the sale of to-
bacco to Rothschilds and several other
bankers for the period of thirty years,
upon condition that they furnish sum
cient funds to Immediately pay the Ger
man war indemnity. II this project fail,
the occupation may continue until the
ihdemnit, is wiped out by another war.
France is too powerful country to re-
main long in her present condition,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-19
ST. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, January IA dispatch
from jefferson City, Mo-, announces that
bill to pay the bonds in currency has
Just passed by vote of Lightweight to
thirty-three. Great excitement prevails.
The number of scholars in one hun
drei and ten St. Louis Sunday schools
during last year were 2s8,64si teachers,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-19
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, January 1.-the body Of
the man found in the river on Tuesday
has been identified as that of Sam. Bate
man, Of this city. He left his home
corner of Thirteenth and Bank streets
week ago to pay grocery bill, wher
he mysteriously disappeared, nothing
being heard Of him up 10 the time o.
finding the body. The frightful wounds
on the head lead to the superstition thai
he was murdered.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-19
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, January ls.--For rea'
sons unknown except to senator's the
confirmation Of Charles Hall, of Boston
70 be assistant secretary of state, hangs
FIRE in the Senate.
The President. reception last night
which was the first this season, was q
grand affair in every respect.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-19
4 johnson, propriet0rs Of the Franklin

- ~|'@@NHfff FAHf r. TO- y ~ f'r - t'ef>HN'A
Type Foundry, in Cincinnati. They are
the same men who furnished this paper
with its new dress, early in the fall.
Most cordially do we commend all in
want Of printing material to this FIRM.
They not only furnish frst-class mate
rial, but they are men Of 50 much honor
and integrity, so faithful to their word,
and, besides, such genial and accommo-
dating men, that tits pleasure to do
business with them. Y The Franklin
Type Foundry is probably the best in
the world, Messrs., Allison, Smith 4
johnson ELL large orders for type from
England and the. Continent of Europe
The PUBLIC LEDGER newspaper and job
offices are furnished with type from this
celebrated foundry. s.ar -. snfsq 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-19

inst. when the occasion will be appro
nriately observed in the churches in the
different dominions throughout the Uni
ted Kingdom. is expected that the
Queen and members of the royal family
will participate in the ceremonies.
MApEip, January ia ministerial
circular just issued, orders the suppress
sion of The Observation-Disclosures in this
country.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-19

Tbs Banner says: f" Cincinnati, hSv-
iug failed to secure the Republican ma
tioual convention, is moving briskly to
bring the Democratic convention to that
city. A committee has been appointed
to wait upon the national democratic ex-
scutive committee, which meets in New
York on the 25th inst. The selection
will probably lie between Cincinnati and
St Louis, and may be governed by the
consideration of hotel accommoda
tons" Is our cotemporary quite sure
there will assemble anywhere such
thing as a Democratic rational conven
tioni rrr ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-19

Az exchange remarks that j seems
that the French system Of criminal ju-
risprudence prevails in the United States
Courts in South Carolina. The presi-
siding judge interrogates and brow
beats the prisoner Arraigned before him,
aud If he does not succeed by this
means in compelling him to confess
enough to warrant his conviction, the
district attorney calls his regular wit
nesses, and the unfortunate fellow IS dis
posed of in short order
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-19

The Fort Wayne Gazette Of late date
comments upon the neat appearance Of
several Cincinnati papers. 1t says
And We are eH the more particular to
speak Of the dress, for We suppose i
was furnished By Messrs. Allison, Saith
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-19

soarsSER's monthly for February Is
at hand, and capital numberit is, II
Is not surpassed by any similar publioa'
ton Of the day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-19

lis Arkansas, out of 100000 voters
10000 are DISTINGUISHED. And yet cray.
ton is not happy We pine to know Il
ANYTHING can make him happy
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-19
FUNERAL NOrICp.

The friends and acquaintance of J. q.
Hoist and family and Mrs. O. X. Hoist and
family, are respectfully invited to atttnd the
funeral Of JULIUs O. HoLsr, from Calvary
Church, SUNDAY afternoon at two o'clock.
Services BY the Rev. DR.. White. -'.hl
Carriages In attendance at the Church. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-19

JOHN r. LYNCH, negro, has peer
elected Speaker Of the Mississippi HOUSE
of Representatives.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-19

Mr.. 0. H. P. Archer, successor to
Fisk as Vice President Of the Erie road,
is worth a million dollars. A few years
since be was operating on the Hudson
river az sixty dollars a month. How
We American loyalists swim
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-19

A BILL has been introduced IN inc
Mississippi Legislature granting cnar'
ter for the construction of the Memphis
and Oxford railroad. The people resla'
ing on the line Of the road are warmly
IN favor of IL.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-19

A coLoRED viraEo q Nashville brain
cd an old negro eighty years Of ags. We
thinA people at that time Of life should
be let alane, just to see how long they
,sili live
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-19

ONr Of Exchanges. puts At. alter
this fashion; There is nothing known
Of the ex-carpet.bag Governor Of deor-
cia He is fugitive from justice, but
as his name is mot Tweed, there is no
mention made Of the factiu the tele1
graphic dispatches.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-19
NOTICE.

TlHE MEMBERS OF THE OLD FOLKS =
il will please assemble at $40 Main street.
on ~ hNfEAas flsT hNSb, AZ u oeIock
l2l-l22, N. ]: 7. TREzEYANT: Secretary
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-19
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
speoiaru 90 ths Ledger.

,vxp,oIx pRrss ASSOCIATION, VIA 8. r. A.
FELxaRLPH COMPANY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-22

srss = csys ;oos y ~; Ns ss..
ioss wa III Snd asaiar me u -rssse "a rishts5
E.yssfia snS sSs ssSsss . ssl NAY %
p Aso ali fns re- right si tue ara ssd
sasy A." sa q ss' essr ~: hi rs
ss's ssT he ss G clerk 4y aass
p vi sss sS % orsDer sess aa
TIA, esrIan Slip dock pesinnng az q nsttry iIus
the trse q r 2w AS S e hs e qs known
sas a: aid re city
9 "sl hs Gc ssai
materials, including two lathes one planning machine,
ss s hSlsss ia ssnsslY
the Inc OF sad road used IN operating maia aiming and
Staten Island sailrea q, Company whs6sr acquired
Issasars York SsS and aSa' Sas sd
T14 snsss ~ . De
saI''S s"gs%y anf run '''a ast
the lime comneaes d. cca,saeiion q their road two
sand % the 5 To
the construction OF their road passed April
Company 70 have s@f run s % and
SS e ira as % "a
hsrenbefo,e described or oherwise including the rst
tion
Also all bulkheads wharves piers and ferry houses and
their connected with or located upon the
premises herenboforc described -
Also the STRAIN ferry boats Northfed, Westheld Middle
town. and the Maid ofPerth with their boilers
engines tackle apparel and furniture and all the pro-
perry tools machinery supplies ana materials Tor ai!
boats and docks used IN the operation OF said ferries and
situate at the various landings
Cars and about 1000 tons OF Coal more or less ~ the
coal yard Vanderbilt landing and generally All the
property the Staten Island Railroad
Company whatsoever and wheresoeyer situated.
PHILO T. RUGGLES, Referee
DAVIES WORK, Plaintiffs Attorneys, -
l20 Broadway, New York City,
Dated Nrw YORK July TO- 1877
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-22

DY COLE & MURPHY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ID IT'S tons Railroad Iron Tuesday July g. at
los o'clock ut Woodruff Robinson's stores, loot of
JOralemOn street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-22

EDWARD PETTINGER, AUCTIONEER, sALESROOM
II Eighth avenue, sells this day Nonday), II o,cocky
contents Dining Saloon $50 Eighth consisting of
Crockery Glassware, Tables Chairs Bar kefrigerator.
Range Kitchen Utensils Gas Fixtures, Plumbing work,
Show percmptOry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-22
A tCllON SALE.
"A Elegant Household Furniture.
THIS DAY MONDAY,

Mt the private residence 81 West Fifteenth street,
near Fifth avenue, commencing at los o'clock,
Drawing Room Suits, Pompadour, Marie Antoinette
styles Cabinet Etageres Bookcase, Carpets Mirrors,
Curtains, Paintings Bronzcs. Clocks rosewood Plano
forte celebrated maker rosewood and walnut Bureaus
Bedsteads Dining Furniture, China Glass, Silver Ware
Basement and Kitchen Furniture Furniture servants
AUGUST MARTINEs, Aucec-ec-