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New-York tribune., 1872-03-28
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
AND
POLITICAL Ri1GISTItH
FOR 1872.
FOURTH EDITION NOW READY.
FoR 1872.

addition TO tb, usual Asironomca contents o an Almanac gives
The following Political and Statistical Information:
LAWS AND JOIET RESOLUTIONS PASSED DURING THb
THIRD SESSION OF THE XLIsT CONGRESS
PRoCLAMATIOvs on NEUTRALITY AND PfNlANiSM
ACT ENFORCING TIlE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT
THR TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN
GRFFNBACKs OUTSTANDING FROM l@2 TO l87L
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OF IHE L. 4 FOX Si'
NUMBER OF POST.oFFICsS IN 1870 AND S'i'
IMPORTS AND THEIR COST.
PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES
POPULATION OF STATES, BY COUNTIES From 1870 TO lSO
POPULATION OF The PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THbU'S
POPULATION or TIIE T. s AND TERRITORIES 'sO TO ls7"
Vv1Tvn STATES GOVERNMENT CABlNBr - SUPREME
CoURT-MINISTERs TO FOREIGN COURTS.
FoRTy.sFCoND CoNGREsS-POLITICALLY CLASSIFIED
COMMITTEES OF THE XLIiD C0NGBESS
STATES OF THE UNION, POPULATION, CAPITALS uo''
vRNORs sc-COYGRESSI0NAL APPORllONhBNt
ELECTION RETUESs. CAREFULLY PREPARED Or hsS'
TIoSs HELD In l87l COMPARED WITH FORMER YEARS
HOW TO ACQUIRE TITLE TO GoVLRNNfNT LAND %e' &C.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28
Coleman Benedict's closmg quOtatlons NeIe

Gold has been active any strong to-day and ranging
during the earlier hours of the day at 10 to lO was
advanced TO 1Os in late dealings closing at llOs Inc
stronger market and higher prices lind expana-
ton in the fact that the gold borrowed several
weeks since, and sold In order TO afford the Dor
rowers currency to carry their stocks now laHs
due and the spectators having sold their hold
ngs OF stock are now the market buyers Of gold
to adjust their loans The is also applicable to for
eIgn exchange. The rates paid for carrying were
and per fiat The Assistant Treasurer paid out
$4,000 redeemng bonds makng the total S3SG6s0OO
and disbursed $4,000 in coin interest, making total OF
$22,Og2,OO0 The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank was as follows: Gold cleared s23 9l 600; gold bal
anees 81 62O322 currency balances, S943,54O The fol-
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28
THE MARKETS.
Carefully Reported Tor The TRIBUNE


AsEs-The receipts pkg Pots limited deusn6s
and the srsdy So IS Pearls dull and nominal At VIC
h.yv and the bulk private
have advanced ic ruled throughout utsres
live and 6rer 43 bales 3 last EVENING" including lO3
for 1851 for consumption 66 speculation aud ss
sales evening after mMarch 800 al 2e April 400 a
pie IOOa f6c 800 at 222c 900 a. q 1l6c 1900 22ic sav,
100 At 2 l5-l6c 200 23c June 40 al 2Sc August A
for May Lice pd eL 100 April for 100 June total @ est'
ssles m-Msrch 200 at 22lc 100 Al 22c 200 at 2f
Anil 100 al "a 56c 2es0 lc 400 at ~ 1l6c. 500 at 2e d
at u a6c 100 22c NJ lao at % sl6c. 500 Hle hsT,i
500 At pc n % - ee
l.oo a3tc 800 at 20 3re 800 29e Joss 200 at ae l%
at 2; August 23c 100 at 23ic September $40 at AieS
November November and December 200 each al ls to
8i: exchange500 March for 800 App,
,a,aI hses grand total 2 auoe:
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28

Offered. Ashd,

OHtred Ashed. Offered Ashsd.
Wab fst N. Kzt.. SIs. Y Il " Haven 6s...i0
wM. H. L. dis. 80 9oI Bos H. kne. lst NJ f5i Ei
ToL Wai "a NJ. 9d Boston. H.. Bus Guar 81 s1
Toll Wah Eqap Bds 81 e7 cedar Pals annII s5i 81
The Philadelphia stock market Ia steady. Pennsyi-
vania g., sd issue, 10s Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road 2sl Reading Railroad, 81 lilo Pennsylvania Rail
road. COZ. Cold, ll0i.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28

'hn Editor resdy lev davs
L'LEMENrS OF AGRICULTURE.
H BOOK FOR YOUNG FARMERS.
BN GEoRGE wARISG j.,
Ferusr Agricultural Lrg Of Cen;rs Psrk. New York
CONTENTS.
THE PLAsT-EiGHT CHAPTERS
THE ATMOSPHERE CARBON
EITROGEG AMMONIA
HiDk0GEN AND OXYGEN
BARTHY MATTER GROWTH &C. &c
5nE SUIL-THRfh CiAPTERT
FORMATION AND CIlAhACTER
GEOLOGY. ATMOSPHERIC NATTER
EARTBY MATTER sUBsOIL &c a.
EAHURES- ELEVEN CHAPTERS
CHARACTER AND VARIETIES OP HaNUREs
WASTE DF MANURE.
ABSoRBESTs COMPOSING
NIGHT SOIL GUAsO kc Ge
MECHANICAL CULTIVATION
PULyEEIzING THB SOiI.
FLOWS HARROWS. CULTIvATORs
ROLLING. mULCHING WEBBING
UHDBRDRAISISG &n, ke &e
foregoing s discussed plSn simple language by
.ss,f Yr.etca IT,. JepIeis information And good
Jiaidsouely hound IN clctl.
Price. ~.
MAILED Tosi'pss on rscsipt Of pre..
Aodrss TRIBUNE
kew-YoI.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28
sneIrutnou.

ALONZO FLACK, President of CLAEER-
~ AGR COLLEGE AND HUDSON RivEh M 1 s,,
instructors. .---------
A FAMILY SCHOOL FOR b0YS;,- ,-5Superior
n advantages A<d' xc.h hnSf p,5e " Soe@ 1e"asS SY
HOME and SCHOOL for TEN BOYS, ages
q stol9 Address Mr., G. 4 RUSS. Taryovn, ~.
4 FEW BOYS wanted TO fill vacancies in
~ selcc. FAMIIA SCHOOL &. JAMES, Sharon, Conn
DOYS' 'BOARDING- -SCIIOOL,at " Wilton, Conn.
drsts I %mfI6cE 'f2 S.' location ''' '''''''' ''''
PRAINERD INSTITUTE, Cranberry, Nd
ID ". : McNAIR, Principal
CHAPPAQUA MOUNTAIN INSrITUTE.-A
is 5crte,Ia Of twenty weeks ipriSCorr cppp,qul. ny
COUNTRY HOME ard SCHOOL for BOYS;
v number limited Adl',s IRA PENFhLD Stenne Depot ool1
II HlND's BOARDING SCHOOL, Hemp
~. stead. l. l. Spcca advantages for Young Bows
EEMALE COLLEGE. BorteDtown, y. J.
'" ''''' ETC. ESy '1,5; JOHN H. BeAKELE ra D PIc.n
EOR B0YS-Superior advantages at RIVER
4 VIEW ACADEMY. Pouhgkeepsie n. Y
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES Bridgeport Coun. Ms. EMILY NELSON Prucipsl
IRVING INSTITUTE, TaFrytown, N Y.
u ROWE NJ a. rrueipaI
JACKSON MILITARY ..llsI INSTITUTE, TTII,TlU
'ri,S~' ,ilc Re-; S J. + G1; i&cs ,oS H. A. Principal
MISS MAFGREGORs SCHOOL for YOUNG
VI LADIES FLUSHING l. I-Sprng term opens Feb W.
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, WhIte
VI Plains, \. !. Principal. O. K WILLS Pa "
BENNINGTON SEMINARY known
high character and s reasonable rates Address IhoS
HANL0N, 4 H., u D. Pennington, \. J. -
DEV. j. NEWMAN, ID. -. of Poultney. VI
IA Nil receive mo his aniv limited
b7 ofBOYS years old Application h0ul be made oo
rIVHE HOME and SCHOOL for BOYS of the
Rev FERSoy It s,,l Conn @ % Ie,syg , r RGgl .e ffG% %
nc"ce on The fourth WEDNESDAY q Nsrch .cors admitted
At an, time apply Nj T. H. LUMMCS No % Jonl
JOHNSTON ROBINSON NJ 10 Bower %esi York or 8" the
Principal
rENHE CHILDREN HOME for Girls and Boys,
either with without instruction. Families accommodated with
board Address Mi,s p sELLBCK. Reidng, Conn
THE Spring term Of Madam BOORAEMS
Il SCHOOL viii hcgin Apr II; rumber limited For crcna apply
a Madam BooRAEm, BrooS6eli Center Conn -
WALNUT HILL SCHOOL, Geneva, y. y
w antea Boarding School o Boys pupil cen be adaiied
At time and If il de,itd MAY remain trcushei ne h'o lra
500 per Circular viii he sent 10 no'e deny nior
nation THOS y. REED.
reference r. Rev A Ccse Fscalty Of Icbart College
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE.
L a BOARDING SCHOOL -
for 'Ai's 'Ts fsTsBfsHE6 l7!sffi9i fs5'9 s Christian NS
Earnest teaching Cemmo9,.eG,e M % mans cement ,.,,
eblS PER MONTH, ENTIRE EXPENSE. AT
Gcarner5.
A NEW-ENGLAND LADY, successful as .
"a Teacher Of Vocal i Instrumental Muse and french N The 9ts
Seminar Wes dc ENGAGkNEHI Address lioi
/ 2Og, " MiHamspor, Pa
80 A mer. School Institute" IA Bond-st., supplies
~ schools and families with reliable Teachers Teachers wanting
positions Application Form j. W Sener@rhorn Aeuary
~ AMEa EDUCATIONAL UNION 15' Broaaay, n J.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28

The FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BoSDs OK
the Logansport Charlottesville and SOuth-W estern
Railway of Indiana, bearing per cent interests
gold, free of Government tax, payable quarterly m
New-York. are for sale by JONES & SCHUYLER Mo-
II Pine-st, at 95 and accrued interest.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28

| TRAINS LEAVE EEwYoRX
SezIIaye9 I'd b1aseoh = ,EI li:so ~ l2l5 tEI},
for Mcr Str,tford Tafde Southport aud we,port llaA
nj For Sou SoTsaiE, T. aJ.) Jo nj lals "a. GI) aa
IL, 'o 3 e s,Fs fea M s,, ~,
For Grcagid aerneH station, Z 3 il''o nj ';i' a
IS; Ssndsy 1, Nal r SeN.Yors at H. 'o'
Ho'o" wa both s''s6stdaS s6dSSfcTSS Sec r. S%Ff TRhSs Ais:
For For BSoa BSsa va va ssI@1s9 sB6s e l5 sni Ta & '
FOR ,onnectGt River lAi5 p H. to Northampton
For liariisrd Provdenoe and Tshsin Railroad l2l5
For Shore Railway Norwich aud Providence 25
For SsTven Sa iad an Northampton Ra. TO North
PoG Midietorp sad wilmsnc Railroad Ah Lne)
For 70 IIo Iioasosic Railroad, AMI p. w
FS F Sas%'s S,sa1q and sl' saS acl % % s IS 5o a
Fo New Racs m i:;l 'Ia' r and asa to Sun
Nal Train either Line DrangIoom Car a''ns 10 ines
cssts gS 5saess % ss Gys sna1,sSsSs S tS,
dad. % EGple. IA a. Broadway coa.t Boety and
y .1Hg suitable 70 S.SS .s SaH have '' JAMES Il noYT sSp
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
Through Trans will leave from New Depot Fourth-ave and Forty
m Chicago sIs Montreal Express. Da~insrOOm
through TO Rochester and St Ailsas =. p.,.,.
lo.s a. 1H' % SoitScia st't and and Western Erprs..
100 % aontle. Express with seepnscar' from Ne~Y0rl to s'
GEO m Express. seepngca for wHhOwa o'"ego and
soe N pacific Frp,s seepngars Rochester Buffalo,
and Esyata fals also Tor Ccago, via both L. s AMI NJ T.
RarosIs. and Louis Toledo. leaves on SUNDAYS
uo, Sr E,Vre,. with sieepinges for Troy and Albany
Az III ,,srus running ionkrrs leave IRON
III Train. ThinL-t, wet side a. heretofore
~ op'"' Z. II. KENDRICK, General Passenger Agent.
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT o.
wssT ~ PEsRE0SfEilraA .sp S% %S u
80" csss z n .' % For
TON md TIR WEST via Baltimore, $3.50 l10 and 9:2V
tor ih. SOUTH $3.50 500 Silver Palace cars 10 Washing
Ian and Iynehurg daily 1870 train without change FOR the
WlsT via RailTou-9JO and 500 ana 800
sy,, Palace cars attached the $3.50 and run hrongh from
Nv York Pittsburgh Chicago and Louisville without change silver
.sc are attached daily and run through ~ Pitts
urgh CipeInna Louisville and IT. LOUIS without change Silver
attached w the $3.50 shd run mrouSh rom Me-"
Yo to FORT Chgo without eha1ss Ticket. Tor sale at foot
., ,v,, cDayl A., 'Mp' 'i,ciKsoa ~ lsca G.,rs SIM,
SOUTH SIDE r. II. OF l.. !.
Winter Anngemsn commencing Oct 20 iS'i Iom Roosevelt an,
s,G n Mail fcr Psehogu by Bslepor and Fire Place
Gt0 mL Accommodation 10 Babylon
$3.50 PAtebogss by sisge for B.spor and fr
$50 Aommodauon for Ip ougL 10 Psiehogus on s.'aTds
m babyiop Accommodation.
GN p ~ Aeeommoisiiou Tor MsTnek
10 a. N. and sin tftim eonbefi
Valley ete.n 10 Rottswss and HempseAd
4. W. DOUGLAS, sSp,Hptseett
~ Tins fAAsa
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28
And the following for city bank stocks:

There large and demand for railroad bonds
at stiff prices as will by reference to the official
printed at head the column. The bids were as
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28

EIGHT PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS ATLANTA
AND RICHMOND AIR LINE RAILWAY COMPANY,
Issue limited to $1,000 per mile on hISt-Ciass road
in the great New-Y0rk and NewOrleans ronte1
owned and controlled by the Pennsylvania Company
and Southern Railway Security Company
Two-thirls of whole issue has been disposed or,
and we offer balance for the present at 80 and inter
est paying nearly niRe per cent interest On amount
invested.
We invite attention to extract from letter of Gen,
G. w. Cass we'll known President Of Pittsburgh.
Fort Wayne, and Chicago Railroad C0rnpany'
:" regard the first mortgage bonds OF the Atant'e
and Richmond Air Line Railway as irst-classj
security and eminently safe and profitable nyest1
ment and cordially approve of and concur IN thS
statements set forth in your exhibit OF the value anf
prospects OF this lineD
Pamphlets and particulars furnished by
LANCASTER, BROWN d Co., No. / EXchange-court.
(EXchange-place, near Broadway.
small amount of the CHICAGO, DANvILLE AMI
VLNCENNEs First Mortgage Seven Per Cent GoLu
BONDS for sale at 80. As the Road is finished, anH
earning much more than its interest, the price II
very low Apply to
w. b. SHATTUCK g. Co.. Bankers,
% Nassau-st., NewYOrk
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28

stramboals ano Railroads.


SAFETY, sPEEDis Eis,k1ST AND ,lES COMFORT.
sss' p.6s9 G1s'gs sssS 1sss .Sri .s: ni.l. I.
diate point. The new and ''ancb s'esD'"
CITY W CITY OF LAwaEHcR. and
CITY oP NEWLONDON.
M Law s SsTyS 1SA daily sr.asY a ssGfss %.. o'clock n" no"
for f% ise scve points oss XoTla So0'A and wor'e
tickets sH Of freight Py saosT a Oh 2' 5 As:st r5 o.
SiSs: SesiYofs rofs Oct Ia, 1854 -
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
rrOvIDrNCE. BOSTON, WORCESTER
~ a,5 p NJ nom Pier y, n. r. 200, Of Robinsonst
Cain .s . fare to to HSsTSS HSsFSS 70 FHSyBEs
nd g p.s %ofcte % % & sSS % gG Fos 9o ec aa
EOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housa-
tonic and Nauratu,k kalroae' fare 81 Steamer leave
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
y Passenger and Freight Depot NcwYok foot OF Lbetst CON
rg,i' Soece vita south BPIa ,Is a. amgH SInsTn
sih Lg ana snqa'hrns Division ana at katG Win the
Puh aud the West without change of cars also to Central Penn
'' aud TfS4as 1SE aSa.ESaHasT Eo BHs WEST
Commencing Janusrg TO- In NevYork follows
fOl rsmogSn Ea,I3 & B1e. M Hn hs1'1
nook TOwania. wayefy BelviIere. &c.
mer Eaou Junction with Del Lack and West
town Harrisburg. aud West Connects somefye for Fleming
Piplurg with Lehh aG SusquehGnni Division Tor Magen
IeiiQh valley Railroad for Mauch Chunk
"a. m-Way Irsil Somervilc
1881 mFoT Fcun ElsOn, Allentown, Manch 'hnnk
Mahsnoy City HaTon Nkebaue Reading Columbia Lancaster
Ephrats Potsvie. Harrisburg. sc
uFor Faston Connect. Phipsburg with lehigh and
sq Division Bath Allentown Wiikbarrc and Scanton AMI at
with Ierh Valley g. Tor Allentown and Catasanqua at
PiliT Tsburg for Relyidere.
s:2O D. m.--FG Painieid.
p -Fo AenoWn and ysaeh Chuak Connects June
ton with Del Lsck sBd Nest 4. r
n-f Someryile fIemncion.
5p m--For S0ner,ile.
a. 70 Pla'niei
&45 CNCiSVAr E1PFRsH daly ior faon betfhm hhen
Reading Harrisburg PisaG n, chicago, aud tiHnnna
6 D. m-FOT SOuervill-
D. m.-For SOmefyile
1.5O =. NJ (Emgrautl-FoT Lason.
900 D m.-FOr Paiuheh
Il2O m.-For Plsiufeh . 80. 90. ooo a. q,
lc:D0 r3n 1.,S M: 2.3t !: 200 2l5. 800 J:A t w,
s5 55 5:i5 G0 go $40 73 7:45. S2o. 900 ltO. Il'2
cs for he obtained al The oNee Of The Central Rail
Eee-ees loot Of Lhct{t Ne"iorAi hd al Wt Phn'ai
"'''' 1'' "'''' ''''' r. E KICKER, Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28
DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA and WEST

- Nouptc IN i1,-ISroN
xr rpo.p eanE AM Az aStx s ,o Scranton
D ST.e Saa a.Seo WifoGr CHANGE CARS
%m IN SH q sa5cay end f 81 SSS 90
500 A. m FROAb GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Branch
directly through from NeNios 70 OsHeo without chang! 81 car,
X R. e k7ae9 %5,'oorTs ,, @ Pht,,en &c. p., with Room.
tr Anover and Newton at asngton with th d. J. ana w H. N
cu,e o.Tegc ad sston with ehgh VALLEY R. for all points
R'c LEmGn VALLEY ExPREss ops at NeTn'k Morris
va M 'IGs n T n - e r NIX &C. e fsop with l. r. H
,er Behm Allentown Mauh Chunk WiLesaaHe Reading. aud
p BROAD GArGg EXPRESS TRAIN vi, Paterson and
Boorion rG & gis,E ia ogsh 10 i~'n @1 ~ 6 Sa b
4OE EAS1ON EXPRESS poycr with Chester R.
T. Waterloo with Sg'ez r. aud At ta,ion 7h J. H. r. for
a2or. HACKETTSTOwS NAIL eoune with Boouoa Chester,
arc suss' x h4iGtl.. ,G.., r,.parsS
YorIoREs1oWE 5 9Io ii2e I2;co m 2:0o, oo 4:iO.
For SUMMIT aSd Go 7'7:15 olo
Tof ORANGE and sOrrH OeASG. $50 - 80 go 1910
and 20 "a llO 23 3:4O ';z0 $3.50 'J oo' o'i ''' s
anF F ~ SFyIRX atom ,5 ,: $50 9.o $40 .o.lo Io:3
;So Il 70 5 ana 80 i o SO .a $40 -5 s g:Is AMI
Hi4S ,r ' SevYorE iol pLocMFIfD and IOXrcLAR 6:S
$40 and '''o !" 'l w. '' ';G sSicCa -'' Superintendent
ERIE RAILWAY.-WINTER ARRANGE
a nr1at dor rrsy yiri.i see uos below
$3.50 & &" ,Ii Nf, I. srpss cohe, to iestn,toa
Hoo H. E,prs, ill or Brsalo and Naam FALL Drvnroom
90 .e o
$3.50 m yi trrrs Sepafco4'he 10 Buffalo aud Niagara
1900 D W. Da-l Cincinnati sh-,co Nqit E1prs~ Sleeping
Coaches through ucnnan Buffalo Niagara FAILS ana hene"
For Port jervs and -llIS $50 $40 and 'oi
?. m- .. ...
500. aud f70 %.
For Warsick 400 go and fIl:lS a d. i:3o p.
Newt sui f.b and
Suhern. BOO 1880 Hoo aud lib T. 5Jl ':e SD tW
Foi Rdse~ooI ob6EG- Aeniac aud Ramsrs eo $3.50 HOO
+lI;ISa m 3:n C.Do it:j0, 90 and Fll;60 10.
30n 1850 10 co. Hoo HIS lI;U
10 'l5 3D. 4:Cl 500 5J $50 500 'G;5j f7O BID -lINo
fr Rotir PsrE and Pa,c s7:3o tc1o 1900 ll:c0
m Y m 'l:ij $3.50, soo 5" o'D 6:9, s:5 H. ami 'l2W
Tor ard Way 800 m, I2'5 lo AS Cc
f:3Jf. N al Saurllvs only l2t) mid
Tor Isae Way 800 AID &l5 i2 100 ii5 and 600
For Spring Valley and Way 500 7t and 8I5 ~. l2:45 TOO
4. g. AMI t:Oj ,. - -. q. .,,
6. 3i and sT:i5 y. 10. Satunays oulg l2:t" rIi ..
Far Cre,slf 500 80 800 1889 &lj, tl5 $50 t} AMI
+7.i5r H. Satrr ~ ouis j.: % uitl ;hL - ..
f,rer Fe1n0rt 500. o l;1 l;iJ, SO 3;Sh
Gao ami t7:i5 =. "a. Saturivs ony 2:Ol midnight 80 ,.
aud Mao 900 1880 80 55J t ana i':''
o Ia. SATURDAYS on, l2cn midnight
Rrs ra.ing Chamberst hours hah hours leave
Tat, rI.t Geen carrier shan above tim, The '.uO
\ B-Tr.us on ,h~ \. Of y. } eavng Chambers St On
ouar hours TeeutfnTi ty ma at"' eArei hAh aoo'e
ce4. for rass.pe and 10Y pamer Dr, wing Room Ld Seng
ard or, for TIE decking aud tEni-r OF
e a. the Com anvs oihr~+ ~ ail ~ broad
-6fth-t ihirdave.. Haen
Ol Broad y1v Wlhamshrch h at tie Company
Dero., srd Of Aeen'. a. the prime. pal lotri..
Sundays ONLY Go>nu frndaf. ol; 2 y 'i'A ntI'
fl Kicker Cen. Sult
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS for
sale at 92l and interest by HENRY CLEwS Co..,
No % Wal-st New-York.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28
sAh n Zoo, seller. and News'eae Pre 20 Ceu's lora
p.n.- ..,-,,.A Aijrcs THE TRIBUNE. y. y

Dollar ro.rtsd Aires THE TRIBUNE. y. Y
I,AST TENNCSSEE.--THE KNOXNl LIE
IL WEEKLY CHRONICLE f VIZ will eIa. n svey Gamor
III r.lrpad advantages OF East Tennessee which l
sI called The Switzerland Of he south These articles arc pr
IN facts information Of persons LOOKING
Stt for Home. answers Correspondents vii be caeu prepared
cheapest and most renabe ID
srstou ohtse Subscription ons ~ per Al nnn f
address The PusheTs RILG KICKS kncKVle, Teun
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28
Ncw pnbIiratlors.


MONEY IN THE GARDEN.
4 VEGETABLE MANUAL
PREPARED With economy and Pro6r.
r. QUINN.
PRACTICAL HORTICUITURI>T
tAutncr Of "Pear Cutue Ser Prosrg.
rp.ss uey 100 engraving. Of Vegetables aud Labor
Saving lmrcDeuts
CONTENTS:
CHArTKaL
Isebss sDo sete.sn Draining Preparing Grnh maunres
CAPITA.
CnAFTKK
not Re and CoIt FrNues
III.
Artcsolt and Asparagus
CaArTKE ".
He,ts. Broccoli and Borteole.
V.
e.,aaet C.u.:. Celery Cscurlter. Cat al Of ;ae c.
CrArTRR VI
Irr Bodise Garlic, shd Kohl Rsb-
Ieei II Lettuce
CaAiTER VIII
Melon wsetM,on Mauynia Mushroom Nos.Ard. Yssaeum-
CHAPTER TX.
olTa, Onion.
CHATTER X.
Irey rannP re4s rGI'. Potatoes ro@ptin' and 3,Tu'su
Arucbole.
CRATER NI
E@dshe and Rhubsrb.
CHAFTEK XII
s4iig Sea K.e scrrel Spinach and slu.A.
CBATER Kill
Tomato Tornip, and Sweet HefoG
CRATER XIV
Veges%e Forcing Housts
CBlTER Ky.
Lh SEED Kitchen Camden DO Plants QOshtty Of Stst 70
Acre ps,auoe Table &C. kc.
Iio 81 so. SEM hv mail postage paid
Address THE TRIBUNE.
SewYork.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28
NEW. YORK AND NEW-HAvEN RAIL
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY p, ls7
TRAINS LE4yF yEW.YOR

pAsn s4nr EtwYork coraer TTsatgseyenh'- aud
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New-York tribune., 1872-03-28

The days transactions at the t. = ubGreasury were:
S1.o0 90 Currency s303I33 81
1927 % Currency ~
Gon balance..... 67gO5e8 % Customs 6O0O0 90
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New-York tribune., 1872-03-28

COFFBhIhe maIket of an uls u u" .nv N .sessst d
Hampton Roads Of $500 bags Rio Lord Baltimore 70 ~ '" os
sFLOUR MBAL-The inquiry slr for Flour more espeesN
Trade Family Spring Wheat brands generally arr aa ~
superhne prices without sassoe ehsnes
dull and for the es grades and very
strong for all Winter wheat brands sales Of W % ~S "a
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28

quotations based Cotton nnias quality net more 'S@
hsns sgradea above or below the grade quoted .
COALrhe Delaware LAckawsnns Western Railroad Conpt1
buer large and the bidding brisk and shade
On mast grades oowug the highest and oN$
prices to-day with those At the last sale February
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28

LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, best makers
n 10 RENT or SELL cheap; allowed purchase CAL 81
NJ MERRELLS No. UuJn-square tlbd FOurih-ave
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-08-10
SURGERY
j. w. WASHINGTON'S
GRAND BARBER SHOP.

The old permanent shop Of the town.
We decline the boast, but Mt the same Tune
consider that the mighty truth maybe seasonal
bly, spoken without maniresting an uncomlorta-
bic amount Of vanity and ambition.
Just twenty years ago | began my business
career in tins place-half my lifetime thus far
spent, have stood upon the floor of our shop
day after day, and night after night, and applied
the sharp blue cleaning steel, and within that
elapsc of time embraced by the mighty folds of
that eventrul period have l shaved nearly every
body in the country Gin common parancc) and
TO oblge the public interest we herein publicly
announce to our patrons old and new that We
are ready to shave them all again three hundred
thousand times or more.
Come when you please, Just ia time is the max
im-wc are always ready to work, forenoon or
afternoon, to shave You, hair cut Won, shampoo
you, whisicr dye you, or perfume, comb and ar
range the hair with artistic skill, in the ''water
fall' or water raise style to suit the customer.
We work to please, not please to work.
Stop, don't go past our shop to get shaved on
the basis of abiity-because We do il as well as
IL can be done or ever could be.
A chance is all that demand
To give the proof we hold IN hand.
\ few door above Depot, near Market street.
Oct. !. 1870.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-08-10
Lieu OR STO Es 1, !
CHRISTIAN NEFF.


Second Street, opposite the Court House, SUN
BURY, PA,
Respectfully invites the attention Of Retailers
and others, that he has on hand, and will con-
stantly keep all kinds of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Consisting of Pure Brandies: Cognac, Cherry,
Ginger, Rochelle and Otnrd.
Whskies Pure Rye Coppcr-nistilled, M"n"n-
gahela, Apple and Nectar.
PURE HOLLAND GIN
Wines: Champagne Wine, Sherry, Fort and
Claret.
Crab Cider, Champagne Cider, Y. =, Rum,
Brown Stout and Scotch Ale.
STOMACH AND BAR BITTERS,
And ali others Liquors which can be found in
the city markets, which will be sold at Whole
sale and Retail. Every article guaranteed rs
represented. Also, large lot of DEMIJOHNS
and BOTTLES, always on hand.
~ Orders promptly attended to, md public
patronage respectfully solicited
e. NEFF.
Sunbury, July 3, lSG9.-ly.