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Memphis Lead Mining Co.

A MEETING OF the stockholders Of fl,.
n Memphis Lead Mining Company viii ba
neid az the Office Of the Planters Insurance.
Company NO. Al Madison street,, al
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OUTHFRN HOTEL FURNITURF

b. The above will be complied with during
the present week. J. HARVEY MATHIS,
Tax Collector on Privileges
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL communication OF Leila Q
II Scott Lodge, No. ~, VIII be held ~
this w EDEE5DANl evening. Dec. 18th ~
al o'elock, for work in the F. A. degree.
All z A. are fraternally invited.
By order s. sTJTRM W II
~ HOCHsTADEER, Secretary. deIS
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By order Of the President.
delS W. A. GODDMAN sa.retar.-
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1870 AN. THIS WEDNESDAY,, DEC. Is7H.
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On our last publication day, couple
Of gentlemen interviewed us In our
sanctum, one armed with brick, not
in bis hat, but in his hand, the other
with q barrel stave. The doctor thinks
he can save the damaged eye, but that
both gentlemen will have TO keep very
quiet for two or three weeks Camden
-4rLnnNaSL .IOlrnal.
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ELECTEON DIRECTORs

UNION AND PLANTERS BANK OF MEMPHIs,l
Memphis, Tenn, December p 1872.
GTOGKHOLDERS are hereby notified that
y an election will be held al this Sank, on
MONDAY, January Is, 1873, fOr the purpose %
choosing Fifteen Directors to serve for the eI-
suing year. :. p. READ, Cashier
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We are informed that DIR. Horace
Anderson, a prominent physician and
citizen, living about five miles from
Gallatin, on the Nashville pike, died at
his residence on last Wednesday morn
ing, after a few days illness. His death
Is a sad blow to his family and many
friends dlldtiR (TesmeSSee) Teflnes-
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The horse disease is fast disappearing
In Nicksburg. Yesterday a larger num-
her OF horses were out on the streets than
have been seen since the malady broke
out. The hacks have resumed their
w0nted rounds, and matters are begin
ming to look more like business than be-
fore for some time. Only four deaths
have occurred in the city ITcksbtTg
lid ToFE
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
Cheap Freight Question Before the Sem
ate-The Arkansas Election Frauds
Investigation Laid ON
the Table.
House Proceedings Yesterday
OF New York, Defends Himself
Against the Credit Mo.
bilier Allegations.
Secretary Boutwell, and Jay Cooke Be
fore the Ways and Means Com
mittae-Current News.
WAsHISGTON, December IL, 1872.
IN THE SENATE.

The Following gentlemen were ap-
pointed on the committee to consider
the question of cheaper freights from
West to East: Windman, Sherman,
Conkling, Ames, Lewis, Casserly, and
Norwood. The Viee-President also APP
pointed Morrill,, (Maine) and Osborn to
I'LL vacancies in the Military Commit
tee.
Senator Rice offered preamble recit-
ing allegations of fraud on the part of the
administration party in the late election,
and the appointment of a committee of
five to go to Little Rock and investigate
matters. Laid on the table.
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A Shooting Array

We learn that on Wednesday, of this
week, a shooting affair occurred at Air
Mount, in this county, which resulted
In the severe, if not mortal, wOunding
of Mr.. Geo. Cotton at the hands Of Mr.
BraZ. Walthsna, both yOungmen of that
vicinity. An old grudge is said to he
The remote cause Of the difficulty, but
the immediate cause can no doubt be
traced TO bad whisky Water Tdlleg
Mss Central. 14fh
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We regret to learn that Mrs. TrOus-
dale, widow of the late Ex-Governor
Trousdaie, and mother Of our present
Representative, on last Monday acct
lentaIly fell down while in the cellar of
ner residence, and broke her left arm
near the shoulder. Although her arm
was completely broken and seriously
fractured, We are informed that she is
suffering As little as could be expected
from the nature Of her misfortune, aud
that her relatives and friends have
strong hopes Of her recovery. That
their hopes may be shortly realized, is
The earnest wish Of her many acquaint-
ances and neighbors in our town, and of
the people generally.-GGllGtia (TeHH.)
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Who have Personal Property. No specie
Of property exempt from distrain for take.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-21
the Famous strausbourg Clock.

Everybody will be glad to learn that the
beautiful cathedral Of Strasbourg Is to be re-
stored. The cross which towers above the
whole, so far into the skies, has already been
replaced-a task of singular peril and deli
cacy. All the repairs. according 70 the esti
mate of Herr KlOtz, the architect, can be done
for Il sum Of $125,OOO, gold. There are over
200 panes Of glass to ne put in, and much
masonry to be rebuilt. 1t Is now said that the
famous astronomical clock is really uninjured
and that it only wants cleaning; after which
the twelve apostles will once more march
forth, In procession, whenever the clock
strikes IL. There is one point on which the re-
port is silent, and yet 1t is one which, to the
Organst and those likely to he near his instru-
ment, must be of some little consequence.
This is the situation and present condition of
the celebrated shell which dashed through
the great window, and buried itself in the
| organ without exploding. Now, whether
when it comes to be played on, the shell may
not burst by way Of revenglng itself for being
disturbed, or whether it may not fall from the
spot where it has lodged and so explode by
reason Of tho c0ncussiOn is certainly a matter
of considerable interest to those Immediately
concerned, and will warrant some sOlictudt
Oh their part to have the missile carefully
looked for in advance. 1t would be a tre
mcndOus, but by no means agreeable, terni.
nation to a Te Deum to have the big organ
blown into flinders while everybody abOu
shared in the widespread risk OF destruction
thus cntaileL.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-21
a Challenge.

Bssors beginning his third lecture in Boston on
Monday evening, Mr.. Froude delivered challenge
to those who have aeesssd him Of bad faith in his
trsasusut Of historical documents, in which he
says: "LAt ny acsussrs select any number OF
psees from any OF my historical works, one, two,
three. Oh four hundred pages. a. they may please.
and suhmit them to the keeper OF the records in
England. with whom all historical documents are
depositAd., Let them then appoint q commission
TO examine and compare my works with these doc
umen.s, and in case, their charges can be made
good, IL an forever after to hold my peace and ac-
ospt - Aishonosed position to which they would
now consign me. II they do not mako good their
charges, they 70 make me public apology. re.
tracting what they have said against me, the ex-
psnsss Of this conmissioa 70 BE- borne 6y me. As
writer who has done his best to tell tho truth.
think it simple justice that this chsllenge should
settle the question of the accuracy OF my writ
ings" q 49,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-21

How TO MAKE YOURSELF UNHAPPY
In the first place. II you want 10 make yourself
miserable, be selfish Think all the time OF your
self and your things. Don't care about anything
else. Have no feelings for any one but yourself.
Never think of enjoying the satisfaction OF seeing
others happy. but rather, If you see smiling face
be jealous lest another should enjoy what you
have not. Envy every one who Is better off in
any respect than yourself; think unkindiy toward
them. and speak lightly of them. Be constantly
afraid lest some one should eneroach upon your
rights; be watchful against it, and II any one
comes near your things snap at him like a
mad dog Contend earnestly for everything
that is your own. though it may not be worth
| pin; for your rights are Just as much concerned
| as ii it were pound of gold Never yield a
point. BE very sensitive. and take everything
that Is sld to You III pIayfulness in the most
they should not think enough of you; and If any
time they should seem to neglect you put the
worst construction upon their conduct you can
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-21

A writer in the New York Herald taking as
his text u'e esieEe and Boston 6res advocates
the consolidation Of insurance companies Of
small capitals. A company Of s.. .OOO. 900 capi-
tai, lie asserts, could be conducted with the same
expense as one Of $500, 900 capital. The adoption
Of this suggestion would dc away with large
number Of salsriid ofacias, put money in the
pockets Of The saockholders, give the public
greater security, and place underwriting on a
6rmer basis.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-21

A Costly CHuRca.-The Methodists Of
Baltimore have completed church costing
$3.50 700. 3ixy pevs we're sold for Sl27, 1888;
and ] 8 addf6ou foi u ,Ss4; naking $lS9Oe0.-
The congregation received from the sale Of their
old church $tlQoeo, and for the old building
on the new site $4,000; from subscriptions
$lOO, 900, making total Of $685., ,Os0, leaving a
balance Of $2O.920.. The assessed valuation Of
the remaining pews and rents amount to
$lO2, ,6S2. which, should they all be taken, will
give a cash balance to the church of Ssl, ,762.-
The new church is called "MoUNr VERNON.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-21

CURIOUS FEATURE IN THE IRON TRADE
The rittsburg Commercial of the 18th says:
The iron trade just now presents some
remarkable phases. There are at presant in
this city agents Of an English house, who offer
to deliver in Pittsburg sixteen thousand tons
of ore from Algeria, at prices quite moderate.
At the figures named the ore would not cost
more than Lake Superior ore at the prices
spoken of for next season. Ores are also
Offering from Nova Scotia at figures still less
than the African ore. These ores are war
rented to yield sixty-twO per cent, Of iron.
Should Superior ores continue to advance, the
foreign product will at once come in competi-
ton with them. 1t is remarkable that these
ores can be carried such long defiance by wa
ter, and then freigh:ed several hundred miles
inland and offered at prices SO moderate.
Should the demand for iron continue to in
crease, it will no doubt stimulate the develop
ment Of our mines of low grade ore. The hills
OF Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia
are rich in iron Ores-Of lower per cent, it is
true, than those of the Superior region. but
which, considering the difference in cost
| must soon find market. 1t would be ar
anomaly, indeed, should the iron Ores of Afr
| ca be brought into competition with those ot
Lake Superior, in the Pittsburg market.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-21
Political.

COLUMBIA. Nov. 2o.-The total vote of
South Carolina is 95,217. Grants majority 49,
$50.
The Conservatives Of the Alabama Legisla-
ture secured quorum yesterday, and were
Informed by the Governor that he would send
Ia his message to-day. The Governor refused
TO recognize - the Legislature the seceders
aasaabled In the United States court room.
Gaternor Caldwell's message was read e
TN North CpFoiina Legislature yesterday. 1t
occupies ,fourteeu columns of the Raleigh
newsnapers. He thinks the state Govern
ment should be In full accord with the Federal
Administration; advises careful consideration
Of thes Nv question, opposing repudiation'
snd1 sosng ths issue q new bonds! ( a s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-21
General eWs.

The State National Bank of Atlanta, Ca,
was authorized yesterday to begin business,
with capital of 100000.
Tnepew holders Of the Oh south Church in
Boa{ voted yesterday to lease the building
tHf fHl3Dvernment for post oftice.
TIE NsGional hptkt Sunday School Cons
veo|kon Det vt sCincinnati yesterday. ana or
aSnIEe6 ~ eiecting Rev. DR.. JsL. McCurry
Va, President.
A Boston despatch says the contributions
TO the relief fund In that city now amount to
about S72.ooo, inelMing eleOO ip gold from
lord Ddferin, the Governor General OF
Canada. The contributions for harvard Col
leEs a1ieint b eSz 600 s.98 - os
The committee appointed by the French
Assembly to draft reply to President THE rs
messaae has, Oy 3 vote Of nine to six, elected
Duke Pasquier D. Audiffret its president
Thls action seems to be regarded in Paris u
unfavorable TO the Governments.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-21

The Peruvian Government is takeng steps
TO secure large European immigration. and 1t
has been decided to appoint Commissioners OF
Immigration in Great Britain, Germany, France,
and Italy. Peru offers many inducements to inn
migrants. including the advantage OF immediate
naturalization, but their Is no freedom of religious
worship. The State and Church are so closely
united that no other public worship than that oi
the Romaa Catholic faith is permitted. Until
every mans right to worship according to the die.
tates of his conscience is recognized, Peru canno,
expect t, receive many immigrants from Protes'
tant Europe
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-21

4 paper relates that it is hall a century ago this
November since Nj. rhiers was engaged on the
Constutonnei an art critic. at the rate OF fifty
francs an article. The first cr,tique he published
was OH the acting Of Mistress Bellamy. who was
playing ut that period at the Porte st. Martin
Theatre with an English Troupe NJ. Theirs was
soon promoted to politics. and, IN tho hands OF an
active opposition. became a terrible enemy to the
Cover .inent. which he finally upset when editor
OF the National with Mignet and A:mand-Carrel
for Eeutcuants.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-21
sestfsyGs sovsa "a.

-. NsNSSe9 a
XS6W bridge Is 70 be built across Chester
Greek q Front street.
A sneat thief stole suit Of clothes from
Nrs. Sager's boaSdlSe Soase, ~ week.
Ths Third Presbyterian Church is rapidly
apenooShlng ooWpletion. and u now furnisned
W3lh es1ssGsly comfortable pews - j., ~
TAS Westesn Union Telegraph company
have aeoiAea M 70 accedo TO the request or
the O6oo1oe Ultv OOuucil. and are now placing
tsaegtssA pssss sn Market street. 80
Last veGk gil dressed In boys ciothes
was assee1sa BY Chief Kershaw. lier nane -
Sarah Wood; she is 1s years OF age. Atter .
bearing she WAS sent to the lookup.
ASioft ttlasS 10, y cblSsed wonsni In Senth
Chester, By ~ pA1e of ThempsOp. was atten'
ded 81 cl6ef dn1(bf, Who left her two bot
- ne5Slns. s. oeassas. e g one , to b =. a.:
1Nol1isn. 66e pas6eok q Tho contents g. the
iNssaN bets,s. u, eseseqasnes hof vha4 ~
- Saeo. ~ Ill. ts.asarr q. 80.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-21

BALrINORE AND ONO ,RAILRoAD.-The
annual meeting ef ~ netockholders of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad was held at
Camden 6taAion on Tuesday. lohn w Garret,
ESQ. president Of the company, submitted his
annual reprOt The receipts from the main
stem and Its various branches during the year
AMOUNT to Sl3, 3,6l4, ,s72 q, being u .057 .S66 81
IN exoess Of the receipts Of the pteceedlng
which resulted in the choice Of the present
Hoard, exoepe that Ar. u. A.. Won Lingen was
suh6tituted for Mr.. Allen A. Chapman. resig-
ned ,-BaltmVrs american, 18th.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-21

The London Morning Post has entered upon
its hundred and first year. The first number
was issued on the I'd OF November, 1772, thr-
-tpel years before the establishment of the
Isnass. The list Of contributors to the Post
during tie century Of It's existence includes
the names Of Charles Lamb, SOuthey. Cole
ridge, Sir James Macintosh, Arthur Young,
woHlswssth, Thomas Moore, William s.s Jerdan dan
quently changed hands. and at one period in
| its history part owner was no hess a person.
age than the prince reRrent- In leading arti-
Gle recenkiy t&ei Post rem4rlRd That the tone
and temper OF the paper has been "loyal and
"the drm suppoFlIr6f Fit and faimerston'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-21
Church and s.ate In SWITZERLAND ID

A fresh conflict between Church and state
has arisen In Switzerland. Some time ago u
Jesuit father named Allet was appointed cure
of I.oueche, in the Valais. According to the
swiss constitution, however, the members Of
the Order of the Jesuits are forbidden to OK
ercise any functions either In the schools or the
chnrchea. The Federal Council has according
ly requested tho State Council Of Valais to
refuse its ra atificatiOn to the appointment. The
appointment is meanwhile defended BY the
btshOp i'm whose diocese lIoueche Is situated.
who maintains that NJ. Allet has been admit
ted among the clergy Of that diocese. and is
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-21
Atausenlfuis.

INSTITUTE HALL.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
MONDAY EVENING"; NOV. cJlh; 1872,
CARNCR0SS & DIxEY'S MinstreIs,
Organized in 1870.
FROM ELEVENTH ST. OPERA HOUSE.
Having disposed of our entire interest in Phila-
dsphis. we have IL troupe of
20 A r r I 8 rs,
Selected from the BEST BANDS Of America capn-
BILE Of giving the finest entertainment offered
by us 20 the public,
J. L. Carncross and T. +. Dixey. Projectors. both
OF whom appear with Troupe. Company and Pro-
grarnme in distributing bills.
Doors open at I. commence at s.
Admission - cents: reserved seats - cents Seats
now ready at Robclin \ Bros music store
noy2i-bt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-21
UNRApOSAIS

DROPOSAIS.
1 Sealed proposals will be received by the
Building Committee of new School House. No, Ii.
situated on south side of Third street bridge uu.
tilSaturday. November I'D. at O'Clock D, M, for
furnishing said school house with two portable
hs.ters With pipes. registers. &C. complete. placed
IN the building in working order. and with guar
antee to heat the several rooms to the Satisfaction
Of the committee.
Al proposals must state whether for self .fe siing
or plain heaters.
The Committee reserve the right to reject any or
all bids. H. b. MCINTYRE. Chsirman
novl5.t23noY
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-21

During the session OF the lower branch Of the
Spanish Cortes On Monday, Senior PROS announced
that the system of trial by Jury will be established
III Spain before the lst of December.
Mr.. Stanley, the New York Herald correspon-
dent oi llv,ngtson-iinding fame, arrived III New
York yesterday on the steamship Cuba.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-21
9ublif S1lf.s.
\ SPLEEN DID
FARM or COUNTRY SEAT
AT PUBLIC SALE.

49, Will be sold at Public sale on the prem
NJ Ses. on TlIURSD Az. December 9Th. lsi3 ut
sssss one o'clock. y. m. that Handsomely located
IL Farm or Country Seat OF ~ acres OF hig amt
beautiful laying land about four miles from the cy
OF Wilmington. and a short u istanee from the ken
nett Turnpike road. djoinini lands Of Lewis Graves.
W. NJ. Peters, ID. IL ttarrets and both sides OF the
road leading from Wilmnet On 10 keanett Square;
near the Brick Presbyterian hurch. formerly owned
by Ellis NJ. Nichols. Thispr perty situated q the
very best part of Christiana hundred. and Will De
so,d great bargain and cry easy terms. only /,
per cent. cash the .lsy os ale. OF good note VIII
be taken at 6O days for the cent; so more 70
be paid on or before the - tn of March. when the
deed and possession will be given. clear OF all m,
cumbrances; the balance Gan remain the property
by bond and mortgage. A q ood mortgage On Other
property would be taken ~ p art payment. would
advise any person who wants good little place 70
attend this sale. as is TO be sold account ot the
owner living ont Of the State. he property Is wei
situated to divide into several small places. havins
two dwellings, barn and oths r outbuldngs wood
land and fruit; fronting on - good r3ads
VII LIAM BRIGHT.
Real Estate Agent. Wilmington. Del.
OGl.E & MILLER. Auet'rs. novl6-'s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-21

Ex.r.,sxD1xr JOHNSON. n.-Ths Nashville. Tam.
lGSaun ropeossNu 9.HFssi0snt JoAasaa - ID Wig
81. ~ NW leAvs his old hons. 0rssav,ils, aad
soe@o90O lAAeoV0eo.l- Ln-2 ~. .aL.-- d. !. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-21

> ~ jktsaptvss Of Kent Uoansy. have bssa
e>oplilsA = ell their winter apples to the
dlaillses, fue 10 cents basket, for the reason.
thse thsy have nearly all fallen from The trees.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-21

&7m. .REWAR0.-By authority con.
Council OF Wilminston. November l4th, is72, 40
hereby offer reward Of One Hundred Dollars for
such information will lead to the arrestsnd COZ
viction OF ;ho person or persons who on lhe pisht
Of the 18th Instant set fre 70 ths stable owned or
rented by P. Plunkett i Co.
Also. further reward of One Hundred Dollars
for such information will lead to the arrest and
conviction Of the person or persons who on the
morning OF the 18th infant set fire to the stable
osned or rented BY George Seieler.
novl5-tf j. L. SIMMS M.xor
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-21

GHO, W. BUSH sells the best Coal at the loves
u market prices Nv
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-21
1pttfes..'

OF PARTNED0HlP.
~ Notice is hereby given that the partnership
lately s9hsist.nR between Geo. W. Bri9hs aed A.
Ter. vas disolved by mutual consent on the four
teenth day Of November, 1872. All deG ands on the
At once. and all debts owing the said paitn ership
Will be collected by either Of the underlined.
GEO. W. BRIGHT,
A. NEWL.N KElTHLER
Notice 10 hereby given that the business OF the
late firm viii te carried on by me At the old yard
novl9-d6t GEO. W. BRIGHT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-21

NOR SAIE-A Lot of Land at the southeast
II corner Of Front and Clayton streets; ~ feet
inches rn Front and ~ feet on Clayton street.
Apply to GEO. c. MARIS.
Real Estate Agent.
n,Gli II 3p Market street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-21
+ d R s A l. T..

80, The undersigned. a committee appointed
.s at a regular meeting of the Board Of Trus,
", tees of the Poor OF New Castle county. held
e1y desirable property tfor farming purp posesi sit
a,ed near to Hare's Corner. in New Castle hun
dred and county. about AZ miles souih from VIII
town of New Cattle. and a short distance from tho
village OF Chrstiana. conta AIMING by RECEIPT survey
into conveaient fields. With ample timber for ths
use OF the farm.
The improvements consist of a two story frame
dwelling. frame barn with she'd ng. frame gran
AIRY and cribs. with carriage. poultry aed smoke
houses. and two good tenant houses. and other
buildings necessary for we'll conducted farm. The
situation OF this farm is one of the most pleasant
and desirable in the county Application can be
made to either Of tie undersigned.
Terms OF sale IN ade known by them.
,HILL BEiNTT3pNin NTpSin Wilmington.
JOHN W. EVANS, Newark.
GEORGE LODGE. near Claymont.
ortSl dr. v6w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-24

USRANKFtELD A CO., JEWELLERS, 200 SIXTH AVE
me corner street. and Sz3 Eighth avenue,
corner Twenty sixth streewi soil at cost Amcrican
Watches French and rcan Clocks sterling Silver and
silver Plated Ware 10 reduce thcir arHe STOCK be-
altering aud cnlarging our stores nud factory nes'
month,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-24
EUROPE.

IIoTEL MEURICE PARIS,
III us Rue de Rivo,
opposite the Tueres GaIdes the best and hcahcst pc.
sltInn in town. Large aud small Apartments sin.
yic R,s,,ns Table hote Reading and smoking rooms
II. SCfEwRICH, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-24

LyOR SALE-A WELL FITTED UP CIGAR STORE
T. and Sample Room In first class neighborhood, suit
able good chop house restaurants SELL
ing has other business Apply at 2ls Second ave-
nue., corner Thirteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-24
WANTED TO PURCHASE

xrrANTrn-A GOOD SECOND HAND IRON KETT lie
w ~, hoi,,na OIL OF 40 to ,0N gallons capacity APP
py 70 or address giving diameter aud depth with lowest