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The New York herald., 1872-07-24
THE GREELEY HEADQUARTERS.

The Philosopher IndtspOsed-IIe H-eak-
fasts with the DemOcracy-Senator
Blair at Headquarters--The Senator'S
Views on the situation i'm Missouri and
Illinois.
Mr.. Greeley took breakfast yesterday noruig at
the Manhattan Club with Augustus Schell, Horace
F. Clark, Richard Schell and Colonel Banks, of Mis-
sssppi, after which he went to the Lincoln Club.
At half-past twelve O'Clock, however, he felt that
continued repose was needed for his Overwrought
faculties, and he went over to Brooklyn, where ne
win probably remain until this morning.
AT THE GLENHAM HEADQUARTERS,
the list OF visitors comprises the following names-
Senator Frank Blair OF Missouri; Henry A. Sage,
OF Erie, Pa; W. J. Ackerly, Chappaqua, N. Y;
Alderman Larry Jerome; eX-Judge Fithian, New
York city; L. II. Hatfield, Washington, N. j..
SENATOR BLAIR ON TIE SITUATION.
General Blair is tall. norid compile xioned. blue
eyed and light haired, with a sandy mustaChe.
AS Senator from Missouri, his expressions are OF
considerable Importance in the campaign He has
beenving at East Hampton, on the seashorc for
some time, y secluded country place where, he
says, there are no politics. no newspapers, no tele-
graphs. The mail stage comes In once week with
flourish OF trumpets, and all the village turns out
to wait the opening OF the mail The Senator was
80 infatuated with his quietude at East Hampton
mat ne delayed coming up to the city until 1t was
too late to see Governor Brown. About ten days
ago he was in Missouri
"In regard to Missouri said he, II have quit
give more majority for Greeley than had votes
l can't cap that and don't brag any moreu
''Ihere Is chance for Illinois, l believe,o
said q gentleman present.
"wELL CARRY ILLINOIS,"
said the Senator: "If you notice the list OF dele
gates to that Liberal Republican Convention at
Springfield you will find that every republican OF
note who advocated Lincoin's election rs on The
list, except Dick Oglesbyn-
"And John A. Logan said another gentleman.
"John A. Logan wasn't republican then" said
the Senator; ''he was fiery democrat and, as for
Oglesby, he finds it better to stay on the other
side"
The Senator Is stopping with Lawrence Jerome,
In Nineteenth street. but will return to East Hamp
ton in day or two
CAMPAIGN MOVEMENTS.
Colonel Johnson, the secretary of the committee,
went to Passaic yesterday, In company with
stephen j. Meany, to attend the republican meeting
there.
THE FINANCE cOMMITTEE
Colonel Allen states that no Finance Committee
has yet been appointed for the National Executive
Committee, Notwithstanding reports TO the con-
trary. He also states that In order to avoid cOn-
fusion, 1t is desirable that communication from ont
side the city and State of New York be directed to
him. and communications from the State or city
only be sent to the State Committee at the AstOr
House.
The New York herald., 1872-07-24
DEADLY FEUD BETWEEN FAMILIES.
Man Dangerously stsbbed-Antc-Mor-
tenn Statement.


Yesterday morning Coroner Schirmer received
information that Matthew Burke, man living at
Gal West Forty-sccond street, was In dying con-
dition from the enects Of stab wound OF the alb
domen, inflicted with dirk KNIFE In the hands Of
Jacob Bendar, German living ut $50 West Forty
second street. On Monday evening daughter of
Bendar and Mr.. Burke's lame son had some littlc
unpleasantness, during which the boy slapped her
face, whereupon she ran crying to her father. Tho
latter pursued the boy, upon whom he inniciet
slight punishment This OF course br0ughs
Burke and Bendar in collision, during which t'o
former knocked the latter down with his list,
and kicked him while he was prostrate on ths
pavement. Bendar, regaining his feet, rushr'i
upon Burke and stabbed him, as stated me mcis
then struggled for possession OF the knhe, ana
while doing 30 Bendar stabbed Burke again IN the
arm, severing the brachia artery. Bendar vas sr,
rested by the Twenty-sec0nd precinct police and
committed to q cell. Early IN the afternoon the
Coroner started for Burkes residence, Tor the pur
nose of taking his ante mOrtem statement, proNpu-
Ing he was able to make 10, and announced MS IN.
tention Of returning again; but ~ 20 tnc f'ne %.
closing the Coroner'a 0filce he mad nVt 3i~'u h'a
appearance
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

Observation-Disclosures -On Thursday, July Is,
1874 at Hunting Glen Pittsyvanta county, Va,
CHARLES 8. KINGSLEY to BELLE only daughter OF
the late Robert b. Cunningham.
LEAMAN-HAMILTON.-On Friday, July 81, by Rev.
B. L0unsaury, at his residence In Piermont, Mr..
ABRAHAM T. LEAMAN, Of Nyack, to Mrs. NARY ANN
HAMILTON, of Freehold, N. J.
ROUrLEDGB-BlRD.-On Tuesday, July %, at Sem !.
ington Wits England, WILLIAM ROITTLEDdR, Of
London, to JANE, eldest daughter Of William Salter
Bird, OF Semington No cards.
The New York herald., 1872-07-24
THE REGULAR REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE.

At the Grant headquarters, In the Fifth Avenue
HOTEL yesterday, all was quiet. When the HERALD
reporter called, at hafpast five O'Clock, not
human visible IN the spacious rooms of the
committee except hall boy OF the hotel.
The New York herald., 1872-07-24

James Youngs was arraigned at the Yorkville
Police Court yesterday charged with violation Of
the lottery laws 1t was alleged that he had
swindled Michael santry.d Of 50 by inducing him
to invest that amount prize packages those
that are generally sold & street corners. Youngs
was held iOr trial In defauk Of bail
The New York herald., 1872-07-24
AIoRTaAGE SALE.

MORTGAGE SALE.
M BENZ. p. FAIRCHfLD, Auctoncer.
will sell on Wednesday, July ~ at 10 A. NJ, at No
Beach street. Household Furniture consisting Of Pier
and Man,el Mirrors, rosewood and black walnut Suits,
mahogany Bcdsteads, black walnut lounges Settccs
Stoves, Mating, &c Also lot of Gilt Lc,ters.
By order OF the norgagee
The New York herald., 1872-07-24
Proceedings of the Court
Yesterday.
JOsie's Favored Visitors in Twenty
third Street.

Something Concerning Fisk's Christmas Present
Of $1,000 to the Judge-Tammany and Fisk
and Gould-Coleman and His Receiver
ship-Fisk Generous Man" to
Josie-The Court to Meet at
Ton and Adjourn at
Three Each Day.
The New York herald., 1872-07-24

TACOB B0GART, AUCTIONEER.
THIS DAY, July ~
at O'Clock; At the auction room. No North William
street. Household Furniture, consisting of Parlor Bed
room Dining Room Kitchen Furniture Carpets Mirrors
a Lumber Joicc Skids large Wire Cages old Safes
The New York herald., 1872-07-24

TINTED STATES DETECTIVE AGENCY.-ss MAS
u street; all detective business undertaken with
spatch.
The New York herald., 1872-07-24

n UCTION BALE OF
"A Handsome and genteel Household Furniture, Carpets
this Wednesday, morning, July a. at 10h o'clock prop
erty Of Albert vanderhof Esq leaving for Europe at
seventh avenue Parlorsveivct Brussels Carpets; elc-
CANT Paror Suits style Of Maria Antonette; Pompadour
covered with satin brocate and Mirrors Paintings
ranofore cost $3.50 Curtains Bronzes, Vases Clocks,
Turkish Chairs, Lounges SOFAS Buffet Extension Table,
The New York herald., 1872-07-24
,DxPARTMENr or FINANCE.
CoMPrRoLLER's OFFICE,
NRw YORK, July o. 1872.

~ sPEYER, AUCTIONEER, SELLS AT 10 O'CLOCK
VI. 19l First avenue, Chairs, Mirrors, Towels Cup
boards &C., OF fine barber shop in lots BARRIERS and
Ia call
The New York herald., 1872-07-24

DY S. W. DAUCHY, AUCTIONEER.-BY DAUCHY
ID JOHNsON-ses this day at so'clock, at 454 Canal
sistng several Paror Suits reps and hair cloth,
brocatel, Ac. Bedroom Suits black walnut Bedseads
kinds Beds Bedding hair and other Mattresses Blank
sion Tables Chairs Rockers Crockery and Glass Ware
Woodward Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture Ranges
velvet, tapestry and ingram Carpets Ocloths China,
Mating &c. Also large Bar Count ers Bar Mirrors &C.
The New York herald., 1872-07-24

A RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
IA Office and salesroOm 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post Office
Stereopticon with Views, &c.
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELIi will sell this day (Wednes
1ay at O'Clock, at their salesrOOm, 81 Nassau street.
very ne and complete Stereoptc with Views &C.,
plee, suitable tor Sunday schools or public exhibitions
The original cost 500.
The views are ne finest in qua'ity. II will magnify 10
the extent of Is feet high and feet wide lens inches
wide.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
6orsts, Carriages, Garness, ST.

D0r5fS, &lrrluBgo, p"t!ESS, ~t'
A RICH. JOHNSTON, Auctionocr.
IA ?ss' ss sR,sSS.s%, spi sSS1s'S1'
Opposite III, PorOnee
noRsE-lUcroN MATT. .r ,-o,,
11o lie. AND ~ saSL TliiHl HbNr"N'' ma"
tnpoRTAST SALE or AN BLBGBET
PEIyATB B5fABLlSHhbNf'
moSDn}. sS sGnsErT's SEPT %, AZ ici ocLocK.
PRIVATE STABLES 80 wssr sBvBNTEEyTHsT
TBAMTen Of elegant 9iI lios long naH, & 900 I % ,,y ' as
drivers, splendid actoa cay on 1o e bat cS. STf ST Il. ss sse
LANDAU @Esssnt Landau bI order BY Brewster Co. Of
coupg Horse iae Lay coupe third Hore been dvfn
single and as third hone IN TAM Ioi oaaa, nS'' '' Wv
PARK PHgTOYParS PLaeton good eoDdtOs. to Oref By
rRorrSd wG' nSSsR-B.y rote Horse l' hands high year.
in ihres minutes and ia warranted sound
R0hD a0h %p'HS Road ~ sa SS o good order
Double and sHgle Harness
They exhibitions the stable as above on sAreHDAi'
"A CfIf AUCTION MART AND kEw-YoRx TATTERsALLS.
Hajor C. v. nAeKEa GactioassL
rHsH Ss91r wsnsfsbES S1l1, 81 HSt,s' AND SATURDAY,
e,spen private dispose, o. At Vas % ao .. pC.r Ca.
S % best and 5ang p1 s snf o as 70 suit Ii. ss
cl.sse. Of yurehAsers constantly o hand.
LARGE DRIVING RING
10 the Mart for showing Hoses on sale
Tgeniy-our hour allowed for trh
every Horie sold nader Nsrunsee
siaJhHg for Horses on sale
Outside solicited and promptly attended TO-
Iabena made everything ~ the ltorse hue
SALE OF HORSES CARRIAGES, ETC"
THIS DAY AT 12 O'CLOCK.
Included IN the pgne Of this days sale:
One PAIR Of high bre closely matched black Gcldng BY Vermont
Moran horse dam by Mee l5i hands high ara ea Old
sne st,sb drivers 10 the pole 81 ,iei ani act hse
are afraid OF nothing warranted and Kind they are the
ppry Of an sruy ser Paus aud been sent 10
lie Mart to without for whatever theI will buug
Also number OF other Horses single and p Canages wagons
Harness BlaRkes Gc.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

On Monday next, Sept. 90. Mcssrs. Johnston d Van
Tassell will offer. at public auction number OF desra
bio hOrses, Carriages, harness, DC, at private sLiDes
No IS9 West SeveneeDths Tho particulars to DO i0Ghd
In the advertising cOlumDs).
Sale Of horses carriages &C., at Mcssrs- Barker az
Cbase's City Auction Mart aud kcw-IOrk TatteraiL,
Tomorrow Saturday, the 29th inSt at u o'clock
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
HoRSE AND CARBIACE MARKET

NRw-YoRK. Friday. Sept. a. 1872.
The general horse market was moderately
active business horses Of all kinds but no sales OF
high priced stock were reported.
Salei under the hammer 10 the Horse ana CarTlneo
Auction Mart of Mesys Johnston Van TasSen resulted
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

YAENNSHl KAlIIhOADt N-Ni i NJ
RAILROADS or DvsloNF2T @ s9t ,I ., BEsBkOSS 81 M 81 -
- ,r1 rom loot Of CJRTLAEDTS Srfor WEST fHiLADtLFhA
=, eeO al $50 NJ I2.30 800 500, t.JO', $50. n, Y
1gbt For philadelphia Csmten ahd2 D. n fof BALIi
ttoRp ,rd wASuyGTON an1 THE WEST, via Baltimore, 300
,pGs:gspm m F0r the SOUTH 300 m ind ~ N FaU
- ps,e es 10 Baltimore and Washington daily . g'J M tran,
tsopt ebsuQs For The WEST, PenHsJvara tfosdJJ a
s 6OOs ap Pulsu Palace cars are sittenel 20 l @ o.
d nm brouh from Eew-TofE " Pittsburgh Chicago and Louis
s but change Pullman Palace attached ihe ZOO @
thr5l.h Pttsblga CuCnnsh Bomflr. ald -
Louis out PunsB Palace cars are stthl 10 ge eJO p
tbropRt fuehufgh Fort NaYutt aLd
~ bgt change Tsets for safe at foot o Desbosiettt i6ot
ara ga t'D1yl Iates efsct Jsly q LI
OF SLssAIT GepV " JACKSON, Ger hup'L
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
Nrewoy0PK o,9l1I X CENTRAL 1s AND HUDSON

NEW-NIlKk IIN NhL AIND IIVI|VV+'
~ A' RIVkR RAILROAD ,,
AC,s MONDAY September &c, 1917. Through iIiiai viii
lssve Grand Central Depot; ....
20 Cbir.g, ,pd Montreal with drawing room cara
Wv A'' t,r.rgb IA Wstetown Rochester and Montreal
ioo m spa Chicago BIpfsss with drsuIngroom cars TO B11so
and Niagara Pals
tl.c Eorthe nd Western ETpTcs
g4O D. M SPECIAL Ernress for Albany aud Troy ,... o..
.. m, Montreal LIpressi WIN A'e' 'P''a 80 ''
goo H. ETpsss daily sleeping Tor W'tsio"n Ogda''
burg aud CsnAndaguA =, n--.--,-- ps.,-
' v 49, pal.. both l.. 5. and D. c.
Raitoads THIS train on snndbfA
t.oo ~ F,,rs,s With for Troy aud hlbsuY
INV Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
Gituailnns Uanteo--females

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL De RECEIVED AZ fHE UPTOWN
OFFICES Nos 800 West IHent td
H. up ,. M at regular ohee rates
A YOUNG PERSON in the country wishes a
~ SITUATION either Brooklyn Sew-York CITY to do gan
cooking small private nly fOrr
year good by letter g. c. PosObee Sack
harbor, Jefferson County, ~ T.
n kinds sewing desiAing best city reference
East Twenty y-irstSL. second floor.
A VERY respectable young woman IN either
IA bT hand macnei yerY best
reference Call for two a7 West Seyenteenthsl
A YOUNG GIRL, living out three months,
~ ike SITUATION in private family 40 West Thirty
tLirdst beEeeu Ninth and TeBthaves.
A GIRL, lately landed in private family.
N 80 West Thirty ythnist
XVANTED-A SITUATION by Protestant
W Woman srs,ois COOK; expert It Pastry Jelle' Ice
Creams and kinds And city reference Call
Or address 25J West Thirty.fourth-st
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

III GUIDE AND hAND BOOK ves the latest hHe tiai ana nctsb
s Of ali roads grs TIE population tall asftI yHon 1 o.
svsry railroad in The aud CsttsA fSf 't " al
Asuslsslsu. PHss ~ seaH
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
SOUTH SIDE r. r. OF l.. ]
~ FALL And WINTER ARRANGEMENT

oS Am AFTER MONDAY SEPTEMBER II. s;2. TRAINS
viii LEAVE ROOSEVELT AND GRAND-Sr. FERRIES As
FOLLOWS. 49, p..,.... OIL, .t,ye 10 P,,. pf,..
10 on a m-Ateoommo1aon 10 babylon
p0p m-AccommodGuOh f. Babylon ulhi Ocgh'f Q.
g.lO d m-EIlress for Paohsgae, Stage 70 fiis fAcc
l.l0 n M Accommodation 20 Pachosae
m.-AccommOdation TO Babylon
4. D. m.-AocommO1atOn TO heTuch ---. -.
III. sJo nd 1910 $50 sud 80 r. m uah, eente 81
u, g., r.ns With Hempsesd.
''''V '''' w. " WALTER Holman, buDerhteDdeHt
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

ALBANY and TROY by Day Line Boats
~ ViBBARD and DANIEL DREH. VerI st. Pier at
1o fourtb-. 845, landing al 1onsers IArT Tow
b5 MACK (y sryboAt P0keePe, RhinebseE I'eh Ca sne
@sds0a
Tp CousBs Point; Cornwall and Ne"burts returning
n day 81
Oosnscung for All points sud North -
ISsT PASSAGE UP OCT s. DOWN, OCT. ?.
bEGULAR LINE of BOATS for HARLEM
IN ASTORIA nning e Esyenb Alo1z 9rsaSnGIs sdvs
0iuth and ~ An uOf ~
EYLYAH STREAM SYLVAN GLEN, ana SYLVAN DELL VII cave
PEI clip a. follows Way boats . g los TO- ~ @ J. . = . apo
blsnm Rrr Ouehuudred ar weuuelhst only
y sJO $3.50 ll.JJ 80, 55l 80 aae a;j1 o. n .
Bhs the connecting with The line OF boais
Dor gh Bridge (fregai received from a. ~ 10 p M SUNDAY
ho. iesve Pcck ip and hourly and half hourly
Eans leaves Harlem At O. 80 snd PecLs at
E'Isp M j. Y. TALLMAN. Supt
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
Drlntlnl

SLOTE g. JAMES, STATlONEkS, PRINT
~ EtS, and BLANK-BOOK mANUFACrUEBRS, No - FuI07sI
ACCOUNT BOOKS made 10 any patsfa Oriefs solel.el ~
HENRY h. SLOTE JONATHAN JANEa
WIN. EVRRDELLS SONS, 104 FultOn-st.-
w LrTHOGRAPHIC STEAM JOB PRINTERS aud LABEL
MANUFACTURERS
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
STEAMBOATS, drlo Railroads..
OENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -LERSEy

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
meets At sOmeie South Brunch H. 81 irmpion Junction VITA
the Delaware LackaWanha snd Wes Railroad: ~ Phi With
he bhgh and uelsnna vSe and az RAsop wb the LeZ
VALLEY ntoad ennnecons forming ec line to PSurgh
sna TIE ~es without change sbo to Cna Peavana ssd
ALLENTOWN LINZ TO TIIR WEST
SUMNER AkRAN8tMBNr
Commencing yaT 10, lG12-LeaTe Ns~-lork olcEs.
&S A. n-Wu Tam lor Somerville snd feminsten.
mfor Iacn, Bethlehem, Bath Chunk, Nikssharre
Pton, NJ kanoy CITY, Mt Carmel eon Tunsunoc Towauda
Naver ke Connects a. Juncton with bel. Lask Vest X H.
sAm-MOkNlNG EXPRESS daily Except Sun sysl Bat0n
Aleutown harnbure. Aud the West Connects 1t somce
hennf ton al sioa Tor MaoA Chunk WAesbAre scranton. VI"
Transport kue SC.
1o:Jn a. w-NaV Train for SoptrrIle
1l:O5 D. m.-Way ffsn 70 BlstJa
mfot feahSon. EssioR Allentown Msuch Chuuk, hahanoy
Guy asson, Whseosre ScrahOa Reading Columbia Lancaster
kphrais, Posylie Harrisburg. &c
2:si n m.-for SonerVile.
J2J D. m.-FOr PNnheIL
4 o. m.-FOr Som.rVlit.
f mPo bsson, Allentown. and Maues Chunk Coosocis at
Juu tOn with DaL. Lack. q Il. K
5 o. -fOr SometViie and FlemlngtOa
5;90 p. m--For Somruihe
6p m-EvENING IMPRESS daily for Eeson Bethlehem Anen
town kesdine liarrsbag fs6urgh, Chicago AMI Cscnna
n.-Fer Souervl,c.
T.0 r. NJ (Kmgrantl Far EAstOa
land ll;D p. m-FOr L ainhcld
FOR klsheh 5:35, 65 eS 70 f:i3 7:i $50 900 e;is
1000 IDJ0 Hoo II 2.gJ. lAS5 100 GJ
35 t0o AIS, t: AS 500 5 $50 5:i5, 6;Q0 $50 100 )
as $40, 900. gas. 1919. 1882. 1900 D.
Tickets for the West he obtained the oce OF the Central Rail
osd o NesJey foot OF IertYst. HWYotA; aud the principal
hotels and ticket O1ces in Nev-York Chy
X K. KICKER, Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

NE JERSEY sou + HERN RAILROAD
IN LIEB.-KOr LONG BRANCH and STATIONS on HEW-JER
ZKr SOUTHERN RAILROAD. BRANCHES aud CONNECTIONS
sansrs connecting with HO0E leave Pier Ze North
River, follows:
PLYMOUTH ROCK, e.8 q. n. through 20 Delswtre BiT.
JESSE HOfI, $50 a. 10 Hare0sH via Toms RIVER
PLYMOUTH ROCK . M. through to Delaware Bsv
Tbs Ct $50 ior Red Blut aHd the two latter Tor
Per- Monmouth
All trains tt Lorg Brauch
PHILADELPHIA FkElGhf tsSh % ocect st lowest
fsis& g.. BENTLEY Gsbsfsl hGSAEsr, 40 BsoAsWIr.
Tr. FsoH Lssst Plf "a
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
bEGULAR LINE of BOATS for HARLEl
A FTERNOON BOAT
no- v,..t Pier g Every aPTERS6oN 800 e'eIoel

EBWBURGH POUGHKEEPSIE RONDOuT. md KINGSTON.
tsnlng Al Cousus Point Cornwall Nessm0arEl Milton az
y AT4e PsrS
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

~ BOAT cO-OGos Banson tt Pier Sts EAAh, %
p Up Suuesyt for lonters l ngtoD IirytrE
Lats Htresusw q. p, ycpancks and PettsMHi ayr
n fof kuslsvooi Y0skes hssungG d. Ferry ioNn ns a
stysrsFsu ALEXIS for 5ld esoo1 fonte iast -
trih h K trsiRa X. LANE. Agt
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.

n Tie largest and the world
The ST. JOHN, DREW, t1d DEAN RICHMOND.
ots Of the Abovs vii leave Pier No a. North RIVER 'sr
hheob suhdsy eIeepysi clock arriving at ALBANY 10 nas
~ connect With railroad West. North aud ksst
RETURNING leave tmbost landing Tie arrival Of eohneef
tAk Gsna fou he Wes. Eorlb East 49,
tetets once on
pIBress 80 Court Bf0Oks Baggage eAeelsS
y II asst naAoa received until the l0sT o. deglItse
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

ETIZENS' EVENING LINE STEAMERS
~ POR TROY DIRECT. sseamers sUNNYslDb a1d ihOna'
POWELL leave Pier r. Eorth Moore -. dNv sstlroy
tsTsepssd al eoaueeoas 10 al trans gong no't
Icses baggage chectfd 70 ~ po- "
bsslsssttr and Ssrat0gs rd Troy Boston ksioads
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for

PROVIDFNCF. BOSTON, WORCESTER
. D m. IRON Pier II. A. K, oot Of RObnsonst
Cabin iare " BOSTON - =. To PkOyIDEhCR 81
bed fare " BOSTON, sara To PROVIDENCE, 81
Feght Connect al Providence with BOoa Prov
n
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
gopartnersbip Notices.
rUatthes, Jewe!rp, etc.

ERANKFIELD & Co., jewelers., 2O9 Sixth
ave corner Foqrt,enhst, and 313 Egh-Ye Twenty
,Gh. Watches, solid ayeri hlest SIyerped ware
French and Clocks tne selections low prices
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27

THE CHICAGO, DANviLLE AND YGNCENNEs
RAILROAD is now FINISHED and in opc alton, and the
net earnings, upon thu por ion which has in opera
ton during the past year, more than Fif,y per
Cent Gfeaier tldR the interest liability.
These Bonds every respect frst-cass Security,
and offer advantages for investment second in
the market, mining all the elements Of safety and
pr fl rms NOT a ROAD THROUGH AN UNSET LED
COUNTRY WITH ITS BUSINESS TO MAKE AND BUILD UP.
The road done. will equipped and has already fine
paving business from the start 1t through rich
and popuous country where all the surrounding roads
that run into Chicago like the Illinois Central Chicago,
Burlingol ard Quincy Chicago and Northwestern. and
Chicago ant Alton pay from $1,000 to $4,000 per me.
The large surplus of money seeking investment, is
flowing steadily into frst-cass Railroad Bonds, which
attracting shrewd and conservative investors to an
unprecedented extent.
This fact being considered and considering the fact
that this ID will enjoy the almo INCLUSIVE traffic of
the re son along its route, and in addition. its local
business it will have very large Block Coal" ira
that other line rival it will readily be that
its Bonds must largely advance IN price within brief
period.
The Bonds for $1,000 cach and have 20 years run,
interest payable in April and October, both principal
and interest in gold Can be registered if desired
The present price of The Bonds 3d. and accrued in
terest from 0ctoper lst in currency bat as n small
amOant Of the Bonds remain unsold, with daily in
creasng demand, the price wluncouhtcdv be advanced
at early day Parties desiring to invest in these
Bonds, either by direct purcha ly exchange of
Bond or other Securities will do well to make
immediate application.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27
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J'HE
Popular loan
SIX MILLIONS
NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD
Ii d n ID s
were sold in London, AMI 81 513, 400 sold in the
United States during the month of January During the
year ISL these Bonds sold to an extent uncqnalei by
any other Corpora on
The great popularity of this Loan
is Oh account of the absolute safety,
both as a firSt-ClaSS railroad security
and real estate mortgage Oh lands
worth twice the amount secured.
The net earnings of the present Union and CenraD
Pacific Railroad for 1871 are officially reported at nearly
$0,5OO.OOO. An equal traffic the Northern
Pacific will pay net dividend more than NINE AND
HALF per cent. its entire cost.
The average price at which twenty-six leading Land
Grant Roads have this date sold their lands 81 per
acre. Sold at the average price the Grant the
Northern Pacific Company will produce more than
100000 mile ofroad-more than three times the ota
possible cost Of construction and equipment
These facts regarding Pacific Railroad earnings, and
the market value of Railroad Lanus shown by actual
sales to settlers show the threeod security of Northern
Pacific Railroad Bonds which we are now Offering at
par in currency.
Many millions of these Bonds were sold the past year
and the demand far this year is constantly Increasing
The large profit both immediate and annually. in the
way of interest is nncing free exchange of 52Os into
Northern Paccs and this will naturally continue to
increase the government proceeds with lis redemp-
ton OF the '69s.
WE WOULD RECON- IEND
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC SEVEN
THIRTY GOLD BOND AS ONE OF
THE BEST AND SAFEST sECUHI-
TIES NOW OFFERED TO THE
PUBLIC.
These Bonds payable in l9OO-bear 3-lO per cent
interest in Cold payable first OF July and Januaryare
free off, S. Tax-are receivable at 10 per cent premium
for the Company's lands at the Lowest Cash Price
and are issued in the following denominations:
Coupon bonds, slCO $780, and $1,000 Registered bonds
500 $500, 1000, $1,000 and $4,000.
All marketable stocks and bonds will he received at
current prices in exchange for Northern Pacific
Thirties without expense TO the investor.
For further particulars concerning this Bond pur
chase ofthe same, apply to the undersigned