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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-11-09

PY virtue Of Il writ Of firia
II faceaS to me directed
from the Honorable, the 18th District Court.
IN ANA 10. the parish oI 5O>sior, STATE ol
Louisiana, have seized and VIII proceed to
sell az public auction and to the last and high
est bidder, at the Court house door, ia tng
town OF Bellevue, La, within the legal hours
of sale. GA
SATURDAY, DECEM BIER TTH,
1872, the following described landed pro,
city, to wit:
Five hundred acres of section seventeen:
the south half Of section six; least OF Red
RiycrJ the south half of section eight, The
northwest quarter of section eight. the
southwest quarter of section nine. the south
east quarter Ui the northwest quarter OF
section nine, al in township eighteen, range
thirteen, and containing i'll all about
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-11-09
Great Excitement About
O. Il OCE RIES !!
A Little None and your Comfort.
THE CHEAPEST HOUSED
L. C. RASRERRY.

T.. G.. RASPBERRY.
: Wakes pleasure in informing the
l. public that he has opened at
Bellevue, a
Family Grocery,
and will devote all his energy towards
building up First Glass Retail Gro
Gerry House, promising to give the
most perfect satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their patronage.
He is constantly in receipt of
FRESH GROCERIES. and is selling
them for small profits in order to keep
up with the hard times.
Doing business upon
STRICT CASH BASIS,
his goods will at all times be sold
at the very lowest prices, and satisfac-
ton guaranteed.
A liberal share of the public patron
age solicited.
- Come and see me. n49
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NEW ORLEANS CARDS
- ~------~-~ ~~-~-~-~---~~~-
The Singer Manufacturing
Co.'S New Family Sewing Machine
Sewing Machine Sales for
1871.

TI'he magnitude to which the Sewing Ma
z chine business has grown is only sur
passed nv the rivalry Ofthe various compct-
itors, few Of whom are unfamiliar with the
numerous articles resOrtcd To for the com
mendation and sale of the particular ma
chine sOGght TO be sold
Ii the number of sales be any criterion of
the merits Of the different machines, it can
not be denied that the Singer, owing 70 the
popularity Of what is known as our New
Family machine far sUrpasSes al others,
Tor We sold III 1871 over fifty-twO Thousand
more machines than amy other company. as
shown by sworn returns of the companies,
which returns are made under the liceIIses
granted them by the owners OF the sewing
machine patents
4 ~, -I,a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-02
THE cUsroMHoUsE INVESTIGATION
EVENING sESsION--A DEMORALIZED WITNESS.
For the Day Session sr Second Pagt

EVENING sEssION--A DEMORALIZED WITNESS
For the Day Session su Second FagtI
At the evening session a letter WAS read from
James NJ Thompson, L. s. Weigher, and Mr.. Du Mauin,
his assistant, cOnradictng the statements OF Eddy
Rogers regarding the coal discharged from the ship
Princeton Gen. John COchTane examined and gave
the particulars Of interview between Gen Porter Mr.
Mudgett and hinsef.in Washington, currObOratiug in
VIM b. Prentice, CustOm-hOuse broker and agent, tes
titled: Am agent OF transportation company was for
mery chief clerk Of the Warehouse Bureau and Deputy
Collector; left in February ISL was cci clerk five or
six wears: the transfer OF the business 10 lect stock
ing took place while chief clerk; as recolcct on
The defalcatiOn of Mason WhO had largo share Of the
General Order business Mr.. Grnne Immediately issued
orders to the goods transferred To Lcet stock
ing; Mr. GrinnCll inquired Of what stores were the
nearest IL those Of Mason, and informed him that
those OF Leet Stocking were, and the goods were or
dcred sent there without solicitation on their part
was sudden act in consequence Of the sudden DEAL
cation OF Mason.
10 Senator Casscrly-I had the interview with Mr.
Grnne in the Collectors Office at the CusIon-house, at
the time Of MasOn's defalcatiOn only HAD one CONVEX
satiOn with him. The order TO transfer The business 10
Leet d Stocking was verbal.
Senator Casscry here read the testimony Of Collector
Murphy before the Committee 81 last year stating that
he tMnrphy) Collector at the time Of the Mason
ION, and the orders for the transfer To Loet
AZ Stocking the effect of this information very
demOralzng the witness. who seemed 10 realize the
awkwardness OF his position III view of ms very positive
and minute testimony on the points in question.
Adjourned until 10 "A. IN. today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-02
LONG ISLAND MARKErMEN's GRIEVANCES.

Controller Green received yesterday com
mttee OF Long Island farmers consisting of John ODon
NELL Chairman Robt Wllets, Secretary, and Messrs.
Van Buren,, Locke. and Ring. The Chairman read n
series OF resolutions which had been passed by the
farmers AZ meeting held No Jamaica, requesting that
place sanare in tho vicinity of Washington Market
should be assigned 10 them. The Chairman suggested
mat the farmers should be allowed 10 take positions
along Nescy, Fulton, Greenwich and Washington sts
unti a. ~ In summer, and 10 IN Winter, and that
the police should be instructed not 10 compel them tO
move from place 10 place Controller Green said that
me streets were Intended for traffic. and should not be
pokeu up nut he was convinced that plan should be
cohtnVtu by which the produce farmers should bo
hnoIueu ample accommodation. Col. DE Voc had sug
geseu 20 MN tha the park at the foot Of Canalst cOad
easily DC covered with rheds 80 as TO accommodate
seNeIa hundred eains He would endeavOr % make
arrangement with the Park CoInmissoners
The superintendent of Markets suhsenn,r,ly .I,dod
to plan, which seemed to please the commiltce~ihc
widening OF Wests, In the Vicinity the mnrLct "a ar
70 feet, and the erection of sheds To ooa
wagons The committee expressed the hops that thc
Park COMMISSIONERS would speedily transfer tho Canal
4. PAIk. - "
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POLICE NOTES.

James Crowley fell dead on the steps of Police
Headquarters, yesterday.
Elizabeth Witpcn. age Is, recently committed sui.
eide In Brooh,n by taking Pans green
Patrick korns. professional thief escaped from a
cell II Justice Dcnsrs Court. In Brooilyn yts'rIay.
Henry Bennen. age Is. who was sent 81. ,nc Kings
Count, PepcBtArT "Wednesday lot stealing ofusk
suicide YESTERDAY BY banging from the cell gsung by leather
Frederick Golden and three others attacked the
walters r. Shire No J E.st r,irrl cut
W SIey the bead Pliani, NecI, both banda Code,
committed by Justice Scott
James IIucsts of No. 32i East Thrty-siNth-st was
followed "Wednesday evening" FROM liquor In Tint,
f,dence David Nsh and Jane. Gurrau
landing robbed Of ~ The committed yesterday BY Ju,
Coulter, 10 the iofkvilc Police Court
An stigation was begun Yesterday in the case
ofPsnct MAhon sltbor~r g. Who found. sunday
sensible Of ngbt sitrs No 5la Hast IL
unes,rs that the deceased h,d 10
and supposed that he k the ssh and
skull
Isaac Vale aud Henry Jackson were arrested nj
foI s~d~ CsaAan sf
Offering him chsis and spurious
The amount $500 aud quantity base
their p.oHs They kcn tos Justice Coulter lo1y
Coan Jesicfdai, aud seat 10 Bbc.scls lsssd
months zach.
A fire, yesterday. ia the basement Of No. Go
William d orcupel BY A. Cshi shoe caused 800
d.m,s, 90 stool The oncs Of Bamsoh Siege,h ID,
va. d.m.ged eco The building IL damaged ESQ A Gre In de
orso the third hoof Of No. " Muihsfrt
caused damage ..J NJ Mornefs d~ellhs No al
forJ ihrd,t, Nss dan aged sSoi Insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-02

man shall have his rights In q common school ana on
that subject hope tho Republican party VIII never paoh
one inch. :,
Mr.. TIURMAN-The question Is not whether colored
people shall have the benefit OF the public schools
question is whether the power Of regulation IS taken
away from the States, that, while you do give no
coored people the benefit of the common schools you
shall he compelled to give IL in particular way
Mr.. CARPENTER-I ask whether, under the Cons,ltu
ton. provide that state shall excnue .
suit or produce witness and does that take away from
states the right regulate their courtsf NOT ~ All
But IL does say 10 Them I'm this particular you Shall NV
discriminate" aud
Mr.. DAVIS Dem, KY said that the sumner ,h nr
pose OF defeating it, Those who insisted on ths
ment knew wen that the Southern people "O ,h snch
do without Amnesty than accept Il saddied Win % a.,
provision; and for he would say thet hua m
genuy could not devise proposition Ol inc 'N''
OF the Civil Rights bill that he would accept ,,
Without reaching q vote the Senate went int" hAcou
tive session and soon after adjourned until MONDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-02
1rCrrpES- MEETINGS. ETC.

The American Institute put III nomination.
last evening ticket headed H. f. \. j. Barnard OF Co
lunbla College.
The election of Typographical Union No. 6.
held Yesterday, resulted follows: For NicePresdent
-Sutnee, go: Howe, SO; >uthcs majority. o.. For
decentralization, 46s; "1snOurn 80; Buttons ma
jority, 70.
A joint meeting of the National Migration
Bureau and Father Matthew delegates held last
night at Cooperative Hal. No 2i BOwcrY. Favorable
reports made concerning the proposed Temperance
village and the colony t. be established SOrthMc 81
ern Kansas also the notice of the meeting
At the meeting of the Dock Commissioners
yesterday of the Ganseyoor lots ordered 10 be
vacated At the request Of Mr. Van Mort for the usc at
the Department uf Public Works, payment Of >iipu-
lated rent. The Auditing Committee reported that II
would have nothing 10 audit after this month The
funds would De exhausted.
The New York Yacht Club elected, last
evening the following officers ana committees:
Commodorc-J Gcrdon Bennett IT, Vice Commooew. p
Douglas; Rear ugooi Seerct4ytharlrs
Mniun 1rra,urrr-ShcUPar HonaHsi MeasurAf~ ".
Regatta Colamt-eC L. Taught W H. Bend Henry Si'ere House
Commties-P Schur T. White. W. IL. Major JohB H. Dnpsr
f-tcher Wesusy.
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REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE WASHINGTON Eeh l. LII

The House amendments 10 the bill exempt
ing the Philadelphia ceboats from the Inspection law
were concurred in.
MI LEWIS Qsep.. Va rose TO a personal explanation
In reference the newspaper Misrepresentation Of his
position the Supplemental Civil Rights bill, and said
That he and always had been in favor Of the equal
rights OF the colored people and would vote for the bill
A!s were INTRODUCED and referred as follows:
tie ooeIs aud belonging the United
hss-ns +le h.O q The
pad the ssgues OF he msuers but only 70 Themselves legal
M SAWYER tRsa& lGr,nting to the American AVID East
Isoa Telegraph exclusive hghi for q
NJ TRUMBrLL tRep Tusierrne TO the Department Of jos
be- de s.bs d .s ssersisLy Of 1s io,eoI r.G,. 20 The
STATE, -hool ! OF the Dsie, Of Columbia
ury 10 puhs-s 5000 OBJ CATION, Of ID,
Bssl % vu sag cent interest and running not Longer
roaEsoT sP to The Stat, q K.G", 'S;
%, ~ EfI. 9 ~, si r,srnins s,,v,,,, An Al,
ssea ed il bs construction Of Ameresslu vessels increasing
,.sssfs,ire brslca Mini :, New .Orlssn,
TIE AMNESTY BILL
TIC resolution to reconsider the Chicago Relief bill
wa. taken MP on motion Of Mr.. LOGAN Rcp, HI, and
iehJiod until the expiration of the morning hour when
tbe Abucsty hill was taken UP.
NJ CARTLNrER (Esep, WIS., spoke at length in favor
81 the pruc pie Of Mr. Summers amendment but against
hs provision Iorbiddng exclusion from churches
constitutional aud also undesirable for the cOlOTed
people. n tns objection obvisted by an amend
~ be would insist that. II those who wanted Amnesty
for Amnesty lie stated that at the proper time he
would offer substitute. leaving out the provision spph
Hr. THURMAN Dem, Ohio, asked Nj. Carpenter
whether BIS substitute retained the provision relating To
Nj CARPENTER Yes Sir
Mr.. THDRnAN-l remember listening 20 argu-
ised The idea that the Federal Government had any
right 20 interfere with SCHOOL, and would like o. know
40 what principle claims for the Federal Govern
ment The right 10 interfere with education IN the
Nr CARPENTER question Ia easily answered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-02
A JUVENILE HOMICIDE.

Albert Brown, age G, died yesterday at No.
AS Eleyenhaye. He stated his return from school,
Wednesday, that he had been beaten and kicked ,y
AdOph and aimee Werner ages II and 49, residing at No
ti2 West Thirty and complained OF pain In
he sGe He continued to grow worse. and died early
yestefdSy. The post norton examination revealed that
G'bth resulted from compression ~ the brain, due to
fra tdr Of the hbH Tue yoang abtAJIapts arc bed 10
ESsit lilo i4sdi ~ I'D INV sbii kai,.l.
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HuDSuTs. no. h'rnhoAD
Gan Noon sra hS ,.s
"
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
.,,oo,, Vouse-SenatOr COrbett of Oreg0fj

Breroort House-SenatOr COrbett OF Uregoni
T. b. Willyams, esq, NJ. r., OF England Judge j. 4;
0snlivan x-Gov. j. Gregory Smith OF Vermont, ana
Mrs Henry Winter Davis Of MARYLAND. - 81 Nicholas
Hotei-Georgo W. Chds OF The Philadelphia Ledger the
Hon Hiram Sbley OF Rochester exCongressfnan >. -
Crinnell OF Iowa, A. J. Drexel OF Philadelphia j. NJ.
Walker President Of the Chicago Burlington and quincy
r. r. Co.. and r. Ii. Blackstone, President chicago ana
Alton r. X. Co. Aston House-The Rev. DIR. Mason
of Edinburgh and Homer Ramsdell OF Newburgh. -
Nt,o York HOhl-Gen r. G. Pitcher OF Washington and
the Hon Homer Foot OF Springfield Mass. - Nero
poldn HOtel-C. G. Gilman of Iowa; - run Arenu,
HOtet-The Hon. q. G. f0gg OF NewhGinpsnlTe anJ
George NJ Pullman OF Chicago. == Grand Centrd!
Hote-A. NJ Clapp, Congressional Printer - D. hciate
President Western North Carolina Rhlfoad Nonannn
rnad GnmpanY
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Essrth- ave Estr.re. T-en'y svsstAS-
TRAINS LEAvE YgwroRk ,.xn,is
Fer N.- Haven AMI Bndssper = ttkLk IL" = =" ''
IN 3tS 60. SO, aad (sI) D N. ,v. lkrh
For Milford str,iford FNte1, sOsthpst and "s'ps"
fSl ssr,S xors.n. = IIIl nN iti' Oh 'Alh
fo n.l,n = . lisa m S8 tc s. ,ed siS FL 70.
ser S.n,ot = s(gIl y, lilo a. N. lhlS (AIh Si'' w.
,3etErI AS, so $50 7:l3 (kIl p N a nm, n ia 40
Yor c re. ~ieh add intermediate stAAoai " y " =.
as s:9n. ~ 7:lS y N. - .-. =. IS. f,sk 81 > .
Y..tes y. both spnasfed Lac ,nt shere i1ss
N'''N-' - CONNECTING TkAlNS
Per Boston via sprnsssh, a n 1913
Fer Boston VIA Shore Li.s, u - aids - - a.
Ter Hartford snd Sprnfsh, NJ s;is ~ Ssnlsses>
FoT Cossees.esi River RAilrosd. a n. N]p
s.rora Pro,d.se. ..d rafn Railroad sn,.s.s IA
Sof Shsre ne RAILWAY ct a. - 10 Nsfs'S -
p.i Ne. Hsvsa ssa S.r,As.pt.a R.rssi "a a. "a,
an pies sls Williamsburg ..r..,i. Kalrsxs tAE hs'-
Yer New hsvss, hi1alssesa sss "iAn.>
%, Hs.,si.ee Rsilrs.d 81 - and p 10 wsssssp
Var N.pss,aeI RalhesI a n, y n, nSiseT ..StNeh
Var ps.ber, ssd Ner~ak kalread n, -
Fsr R,- C.asaa R.irslA liis Nse -. asa sS 80
Csu.ei,ous sleeping Cara sttassst y -, susssSs -
"a, NAL Trails ss ether Las pssiasrsss ~ .ls
"a, s,ss,rs a.lstts sSss .sss Tssssy4 80
d. a., ~ M, IA, Ieri spa Havoc Tssa -
a, ~ Ss~rA ava lbs st oaess 81 c~A DssseHs ~
ip.tI, Ir,,ssl Ne so Dresdsay ssd 49, -
/, ss,,ns s.sSs sstles sss have Ass ;In0 poIt
ffsn rssSssN ~ tsstssesA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-02
THE STATE OF TEADE.
DOMESTIC MtPETT>


ALBUr Peb. iWaeaf entirely neglected Rye sst' .'' e's
Ne.'eru 40 sc Corn Unchanged Western AiIe a. &C.
upyr- 90 p. sole. b. CUNT and car, No Car
private Os steady 3G9J for Western and STATE
a-.lsli B.. moderate.
WnStv.tcN FEB i-STir-s Trren,.re strong 71c; RoC,
SIM q Etfa So. D. IS ~ Tor 80. j.
for No - 80 for Los e. crude IuIpenle tru a. - o
Isrl. % iof le.'cS bio A.i Virgin Tar 1ru "a; 500
Feb l. Flour Double "
tvs IA Treble kI - 75a 3D. Corn adylacrt Mixed ecc
White Y,oW. sc. laf Prime -. tuoot 80 PORK
sr-e held firmly Other articles uucla'gei EIcAsnse
Sterling ll9i. Sea FORK Sght. par Colo 100!
CHtclGo Fe1 tlol- dll At - 5c 20 50 for EIa Srrng
wheat - 2i for So spring Cora Aeue aui higher
Of No. n M - 3 .c. oasl OF seller Felarl Oas tns
c for 10 RE in far dcm.rd and a sales Of No AT e.
a nc. BArey-Ho. Spnng quiet tc WHISKY gurt ami weak
cf- De,se! Hog - - 10. POs essef =;
urrh,Ug,d prices Nests; shoulders 4c;
.u.l side Al . short Char M.ldes
Tee Hogs md ssi, - - CO. Cattle quiet
Ree.gts-1oo0 hhi. Flour. 600 bash. West,
~ no hash Com i3 ~ hf 3oo bush Rye $500 buh.
H,-.r an o. Ho.S. III u-7t.!nn bills Flour 100 tuh
Nhea, 1900 Com L. ~ bg,h OATS GOO bush Barley an
$500 llo,.
81 I1rts Feb Flour quiet I'D unchanged Wheat sc,v
higher. ssts 81 No Spring ~ 81 - taA. ~ CO. No l
ri o. gocl ansr dc for VI Ioi track; 4 tUr
elevator Tor Ne. ,. elevator. B.rr, t.
p for choir. Pal sales Tohcco steaiv Hemp dali Hl:
gug PorE rt and 1c.ly 10 ? oreT Dr.
Ssr sale Of Ce2r RIB Sides bic Clear side, q
d6lc dull packed los , Tor Shoulders and
= &c clear Ej Side Lard quiet 9,c r lave
Hogs Lfm lUd S. C active prices from ~ 20 q
Ecceys..o MS. Flour 4o0o hush Wheat, 800 bust
Cora 1900 busa Oss. ,0O bush B.,,y, and 100 Hog
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-02
A nna EIauT INTERRUPTED

HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. IA party Of roughs
from Now York and Bosion arrived hero srt night and
proseodca early hs morning 10 Vernon, on The line VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-02

T The following named gentlemen have been
t~ ri.nt meers Of tie Board - Visitor, % Wet
Military Academy las The Hon Loa Love- OF Mcb gan
tue Charlie Of Princeton. " j., Gen H. T. Rs q lows
,bs o wa C Governor Massachusetts Fleuok Mac
Cs.4 ESQ 81 "a f-ancs, Prof J. feaIs wanna and
% JSIa.. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-02

the B.rts and Providence Railroad. to wtness doe
nebt. Chief Of Police Packard was advised o. tnen
movements and I'm connection with the Sherns or h1
ford and Tosnd Counties organized an S ,ha nppptic
and interrupted the fight Thirty iVe OF tuo ..Ioi
nants we're arrested aud taken TO Rockville Tor ula
fle penalty ls "a fine and 30 days imprisonment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-02
SCHUYLER, HARTLEY x GRAHAM
% JoHSST. AND 70 AiIDBS.LANB,
IMPORTERS OF FINE WATCHES.
WATCH CHAINS IN LARGE VARIETY.
FINE JBwELRY.
wALTHAM WATCHES A SPECIALLY.

4 GRAND EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS.
IN"Of the large AM valuable collection. Of Paintings Which
have exhibited this the has
great the kncrss o
Ne.r William, aud sud Mr. Isasc H. Wellington
BroklSn, she pictures belonging which opened Tor private
the LrsVu Art Rodins - Evening Post Jan. IS
The .os al departments Of Art .ndscsPe Figures F;
and Flower and ihos Who forming Genes ofPeurrs the
roTuni TO Example. Oh high a oil ao doubt
fad 81 or the ent collection IL. be oh hy auou Also
collection embraces sever. beautiful marble hu.n BY ra
These superb Paint
o. .Iahuoa frrs - the
LEsyI1-r ART ROOMS 81 Brosdrsr
froms n IN p. IN ard : a ~ D.
ahdu will he sold
WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY tvsrin,s
February aud 3, At n .'clo,I
GEORGE 4. IkAvITT 4 60 Auston.,r
The sale .l tale place At the Cuutos Hail. Place ssssooHs
R,.sr'ei NAV b" had on spplcsuon
I IGHT LOCOMOTIVES FOR NARROW
Gsafs Railroads eontraeer Construction ,AaIf woedsA
rs furnace nd Mill quaIns' mace oonfrm grades sharp
hsh % sni loo send
isIsrssnou s"fed rohrtk bkLL 90. rtsbargh. Pens.
NOVELTY CARRIAGE
~ CRADLE AND CARRIAGE COMBINTpD
kend sismp for cvulsr 10
LEWIS ". TibBAls 3ll B.s Y. tspp. st Sshok, Hs.
NIlERRY PICTORIAL, 80 cents in large bot
~ tea superior TO all rsws,. Coughs CoA Inhu.n.s
elus, sss LsSs pistsssa 4, spsnrVSTs, 10 Bo,ls,-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-02
iAHtomermenIaI
BUENETT's COLOGNE-Bc>t in America.


THE WINTER OF AGE has no effect upon the
ruEts Whker, which HIS NsT,STNEoCs HAIR DlY
Piled keeps d rich sltimual hr~n. hseE
be, and cheapest article u is And TIE world
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL.-The worlds great
Co Cough, Consumption. aud all Affections " the Lung
III hru.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-02

to-day 6Q.c; First Qaatr 5G
o.; h,dua, y iic; o-1na., jd &c. r'p al had
U9 Hog. drnsrd no; receipts, 3h Sleep IN lar
snl so,a good 108c rrcpt 2.iId
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-02
STEAMBOATS, ailh Railroads.

-.
tOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housa.
C.issnae sip At u soon. tsuneir, srsspt.dl ~ ~A'''
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
- NORWICH LINZ
For Boston, Wosser Ftebbcry Junction Lowell Ia.
renee Niibs, Hssehessr Coneo Palmer Brsesors sJ s.s
diste points. The add stsneh steaneu
CITY or BOSTON
CITY OF NEwYORH
CITY OF SggLoynoy
viii ,'r. F,S.TcrE daily (sgsf,y srsptsd O'clock fsa
Per 80. Sorth River, foot o. Canal and Watsrs
f NN-Losz'o ard N9-vc tes eonneri1g vito Errer rrrs
for The above SsEcn Northern Norscb aud Woress
ter. an Bolton. Hartford isi Ene RAi lfosdL
Nora RVsr. y T. SHORT, IT,, Aee1t
Ess.Yorf Oct - l95a
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NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for

WINTER ARkAkCEAENI.
ComnercirT Jiuufry 10. l87l-Leaye NeNl orr a. Ooys
samFor Penpgion, Easiou Bethlehem Bath ASae6 thsoa
W.hcbsue ProD Abanoy Cry, H. CaDei haIeiob i9nHhas
1Owania. " iyerlV BeiTiiere &c.
u-For Ess;On. Connects JOneaOa sh DEL Lack and w"
4. r. a.,
wErzRx grPsz,s daily Cerreps Sundays for Rssios A'.
Harrisburg and the West Connects Soneye ior Feln
Plps6arg With Lebh ,nd sasqnea9nh, Division for h.Ga
Chunk Wkesbae Scranton WamspJ, kne ae a. kaIten e+
Lehgh VALLEY Railroad Tor Aauch ClUnE
1920 a. .Way TTsiu FOR sOmervlle.
l25o n-FoT Flen,nZton, Elson Ai-e'o-e s,o'h oa
Nsbsnoy City HGetOo Wkesre. Reading CoumbiA bAned
kphrts, Potsgile Hsr1sb1rg. &c. - -, A.. -,
2l5 mFor Elston. Connects At PbihsourT sh hkn U.
Susq DIVISION for Bath Allentown Wsoarre aa1 seTseoai -o
E'son VITA Lehgh Valley for Allentown aaa N-~s-~ss1i
Pnillpsburg FOR Belvidere
$40 .. m-For PAINTED
m-Por Allentown and Msueh ChnnL Cosrset jos
ton with Del Lack snd West. X X
40 q. m.-For SomerT.le and feuinsoa
in.-For someryile
$50 D. m.-ROr Painted -
54 E-PREs- daily o Riston Besoehen ihsr
Reading Hsrnsbarg ri G5ursn Csiesso and Caeahaa
D. m--For Somsrylle
o m.--FOr somerUle
100 p.m n En- grsLtb-For Eas,on-
$500 D. m-F0r PainfeI
l2O D. m.-FoF Plainsei -. -. "a. g.
1000 t3l ll:45 n; l2.3. l. o. 200, BIS 500 y;D 4N ~
5:5 S3J 5:a5 600 900 40, 40, 1S sIl sW IGO IIE,
I. for the can che oe o. he Central RAJ.
road Jersey Of Lioy, sewfOrk and ne naapA
NO's' Aa' - ~ '''''' 2. KICKER sopehaeHdat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-02
NEw.YoRK AND NEw-HAVEN RAIL
NH ROAD.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING NAY =, ls'L

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Fesrth-avs ksiranes o. Twenty s'ssnS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-02

WIN the Railroads Facilitate its Journey on this
Mission Of Mercy
b. allowing ,s employees break The vessels e' rOasA ht
or their agent. object BY O'erhArsHs freight Our de-
poaor. ar, the fo.ns pane osnan Nos is ,ud SS
wu.m.,, New YoIl weuey BrO. south FOn,s, PhA
dphia; l. Besbe Bro No. ~ Ioubsrs Baltimore, and q.
Smith Co No 500 street wA.h!agtos e These d.podtOr,
will suppl, II. trade Of their respective cities Ii. usual redue,Os
and vi, deliver w. to nuds 80 per Of two dorm quarts
An ether Oriers viii aed whitney Brothers Ne 227 South
Frout. PHILADELPHIA General Agents Water vii be sent FROM TIE
sIupg yer With corresponding discounts in favor Of The
tr. B.., Of Gettysburg Water offered At less than The
narkst
GETTYSBURG SPRING Co..
cErrysBuRG PKSN