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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-29
Summons 2na C61,i vIaE0t.

I,ATE OF WISCONSIN, rir.,it COM,
| iowa COUNTY,
Via b. Davis, plaintiff against Richard Arundel
hi Ehath IA Arundel, Ms wiis. lhomas b.
~ - James Ward CurueliEs !!aYwuod James,
( Cartridge, Frank l.. II more Frederick A Shell
lon, Chauey o. Green, Joseph G. Henderson,
Ril lam q. Ia.wis, Charles lane, joseph B.
Lew =, James Alnrr son Taumas Colwrli, sherman
J. dewitt and Francis II Root, defendants,
he Siuto If WIS o,isja 70 K chara Arundel
t,d Enz ,brih Arundel lis vile lhomas u.
payie>. James Ward, Cornelius HAYWOOD, James
Car, ledge, + anE l. ilUnorr, Frederick shel-
len, CLANCY o. Green, Joseph &, Henderson,
\ ilam & Lewis, Charles N Hnne. Joseph h.
lewis James Morrison, I horas Cowcil, Sherman
4 Jewel, and Francis II. ROOt, the above nance
heiendau,s;
fon are hereb summoned and required to answer
II compliant IN tins action, a cup' " winch IL
hewith served upon you, and To serve copy OF
answer to thu said complaint on the subscribers
th.ir office in the village Of Dudg"v lie in tho
hnty or Iowa aud safe Of Wisconsin. within
Euty days after the service hereof exc uglvr of thc
\ OF Sl.gn 81 see and if yon Giil 10 answer tbs
Ia complaint within ihr timr Aforesaid the plain
7 vii apply To the Court for tn. relief demanded
lthe complaint.
REESE ( CARTER.
| Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Residence, Dadgevie Wis.
Dated Dodgeve, Wis, this 1t la, Of Frb lS73.
IThr complaint referred to in HE foregoing sum
BINS Was ulrd In the office of the Clerk Of he Cir
Ut Court in and for Iowa 0uut,. Wisconsin, In
h village Of DudEeyule in said county, on The 9th
Is Of February, 1872. REESE & 'ARrtR
GwS. PLAINTIFFS Attorneys
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-29
OFFICIAL CORRUPTION.

SO freely aud persistently is it
charged that Grants is the most no.
torously corrupt administration ev
er known in the United States, that
n great many people believe 1t; and
many even of those who do not be-
lieyc the charge icel unsafe in deny
ing IT, Still it is one Of the most
unwarrantcd SANDERS ever uttered,
as any one will learn upon invcsti-
CATION. With perfect safety we ven
turc to say that not one IN a hun
drcd of the newspapers and pollu-
cal strikers who are engaged in
charging corruption an d other
crimes upon the administration has
ever attempted to learn what the
facts are. "A close investi gatlon, We
are confident, would prove that in
stead of being exceptionally corrupS
all departments Of the Government
have I~.. ~r>t~>>~lly pure DURING
the three years of Grants admins
tration.
The embellishments and defalca-
lions Of public officers OF the pres
cnt day are no more numerous or eN.
tcnsivc than they have been under
other administrations; yet they APP
pear to be, because officials are held
to more strict accountability by
Grant than ever before in the histo-
~ of the country. On this head we
quote from an exchange:
"Demicaiions which have come to light
during the past three years are, IN the
main, the result OF n greater vigilance IN
guarding the public interests, and n
greater rtor in prosecuting public oileu
der4. The records of the Treasury De,
parsnent and Of the Department. OF jas
tee, proves this beyond question The
number of suits hegun, the number OF
indictments rendered, the number Of
convictions obtained, which are Hll mat
tiers of record, concuslveIy establish this
fact Ii has been the rule ON the part Of
every department, whenever II fraud or
emhezzDement occurred, 10 probe it to
she hottnm and TINS, too, ~ "A matter Of
At,t,
ostentaton, and therefore for the time
benz, without the knowledge of the press
or the rub ic, Ii is fact not generally
known that within the past three months
three different branches of The aisburse-
meut account of the Government, viz ,--
she pay of the army. the pay II the PEN
sioncrs and the payment ct money or
ders-,hayc been almost stimuli neouSly
and thoroughly Investigated by special
agents and inspectors, and the only two
deficits discovered were in the two cases
of the two pension agents ut Philadel.
phia, amounting 70 81 600, every cent of
which has been or viii he recovered 49,
YET the disbursements Of these three hu-
reans roach the large sum at ninety mil
lions of dollars per nunum every Ceut Of
which is exposed 70 the operation OF sues
temptations AZ may te,ef thousand dit
feryn disbursing agents
That there is no disposition on
the part Of the administration to
shrink from the unpleasant duty 1T
exposing corruptioa. is proved by
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-29
juted, aud amount involved :

So far rs morality is concerned,
perhaps it makes no difference
whether one sixteenth of one per
cent. or sixteen per cent. Is embrz
zlcd. But when we come TO dis
cuss the question of who cmbezzled
it, it does make a great deal of dlt.
ference.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-29

ADvlCEs have been received Of sprl-
Gus outbreak against the Jews in RUSSIA
The opulatlon attacked the '"ws and
they being unprepare1 for an attack, fed
in the widest confusion, many escaping
into Turkey, where they were kindly re-
ceived nv the Turkish authorities A
large number of Jews were killed and
wounded.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-29

CITY OF MINERAL POINT

WI !, sell the n v. ! OF Section !. upon which
! nv Resi- 'euce built including all the buildings
for s3o0 per acre, or ! 2 90. ,r will sell the g.
Of said section, including h. hui iiugs as nhoye
for ~ o per acre, or $4,000. Or the east If Of
said Ssci n f'r S2np same The north ha Inelid-
ing all the buildings will I en- take any oil the
snOon in onnY n tes one yea TO rum uor tax n
OF the time OF safe will also lease to the purchas
the ba aucc OF the
NJ NJ al Point M mig ompany's La d,
for term OF yea ;, for rental Of 5000 per anuum
+ J. COOPER
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-29
F { N M ORE COOPER'S
wosLDFAnoUs
nAlHR SlOCKI G" EQNAYg : f!

d Appleton Co. announce tina, they have com.
mrnced the publication OF J. Frnnmore Cooper's
Novels, IN form designed for general popular cir.
cltatlun HE series wilt commence with the fstaons
LeAl'tr stocking Tales five in number, which W II
BE- published 10 the following order, a, intervals Of
abSut A month
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-29

The CO-parnerstip heretofore existing between The
undersigned, is dissolved by mutual consent. AL
accounts due the late firm must be settled at once,
by payment 10 either ofus
Signed,
EDWARD CURNoW.
Holm VASTLY.
Mineral Point, Feb. Dist. 1879
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-29

Marcy, Naval Pay master, detaulter al
Mare Island. California; cashered.
Lockwood. Giraud and Parker, Naval
masters, defrauded on distant sta
tons cashered
! I.edyard Hodge, defaultpr in Pays
master Generals office; in Albany penn
Tertiary for ten years
J f. l'alev, defanlting Internal Rev
enue Collector, New York; fled the coun
try to avoid arrest
Bowerman and Wilson, defaultng
Depntv Collectors of Customs at Balti>
more convicted and in prison.
J ". Norton, deiaulting Money Order
Sunerintendent, New York under arr est
for trial
Geo. B. Welman, deiaulting Deputy
Collector Of Customs at SaN annah un-
der Indictment
Internal Revenue Collector Gould. and
Supervisor Kizyanowski, conspiracy to
embczzIe. Georgia; Indicted former fled
the country latter held for tral.
Vim. wiegin deIaul ing Freedmen's
Bureau Agent; convicted and sentenced
to ten years imprisonment
+. A. Mroar'ney' ue''ult'he oS' W,
,,, ~. helnre he conl he tried
g E Eiwins, cmhezzins treasury
Clerk convicted and in prison.
f. A. Nardrn, rmhezzlin Treasury
Clerk; convicted and in prison
Ne'h Johnson en'e tI , ';n"S" WI.
,nin,v be convicted
: Il. kendi1 deianltlng D's"urS'ng
o.e , Interior Dep'''D'''''' 'o"''''''
nm. ...,.a,,,;l;,;.v of ,bo orno;r,
,.,., g onl,. Conn nf tho ohnya y
H.. T. 49,, ,,,;.hmo,, on
~ .L.l,,,. Nam, ,r;od wnIo iva
4 49, ,,,..u
Durinp the three fiscal years OF
bfaliI teiil, Ihc "SS cS"eo i'''' P''
,,1 disbursements nf tho Eoyaru-
anu "''""'' ''''N' W. W.
man, bovn hnnn so 600 900 9t and
the actuol and ascertained losses by
,,..,...,..,,.,, omo;ol, :, o,,v 81
''''''O,'>' :,
-"@''o-, u "'''y "''o' my ''''''''''' "
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-29

LETTERS from the most prom nent mon
in Mississippi sta,e that The whole Re-
publican party in that State iS aunt for
Grants denomination.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-29

H. me be"rSayer. " The Pioneers
III. The Pathfinder. V. The Prairie

IHis edition q the Leather Stocking Tales" will
be painted In handsome octave volumes from new
stereotype plates sch 70 ume supe bly, and fully
ih' rated WIN entirely new DIS gas by the distn
se,s'.st artist, + g. arlry ana bound III an A..
rs'U'r ap. cover Price, Sevenb-Gve c,rts per
volume, or 80 Tor the complete set. The series
"heA GO Piyird, I'LL make bound, elegaut library
4 uyiyr Il urr,a
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-29
TO Ecaslrrs and Distric,
Clerk

NoTICF is hereby given that the regular spring
y examinati Of teachers for Iowa County wi
be held Al he following times and places, to Wit:
At Arena, for the towns Of Arena and Wyoming
April >th and 9Th
Al DOdGevlle for the towns of Dodgevile and
Rdgeway Anril l0th and 18th.
AT Ninerai Point, Tor the towns ~ Mineral Point
WalAwick and Moscow, l2th AMI 18th
At highland, for the towns OF Highland Pulaski
and CLYDE, April 18th aud 10th
At Linden, for the towns of Linden and Mi1lin,
April l7th aud 18th.
Also supplementary examination will he held A.
Dodgeyille May 9Th and 7th. for the accommodation
Of those not able to attend the regu ar examinations
in their own districts
Applicants are expected to come provided with
pen, ink aud foolscap paper.
THOMAS PATEFIELD,
Mlun, feb'y 4Slh, lsI2-ti Co. Supt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-29

thorities which promises to put 40 enu
to ;he excursions Of the midnight r''ae''
Imagine, if you can, what cohu'''o' - e
mill, sentiment wonld Obtain here IL
the con icrion should be justly ana non
estly entertained hv "a large class "l our
people that no one ut them WAS s'ie ~
hi. bed at nizht; that any pFrSo" W.
li,hl. IN y. cnlIpd out and shot IN 'he
prrsenca ni his family on account Oh "''
noli,icaI sent ment- And this 10y meih'
bers of AN organization that was KNOW"
to be SO strong that the public hnthora',e'
dare not attempt to arrest any one VI ",
members ar execute the laws estah'i,heu
10 prc.er order and repreSs CRIME
And yet thi, has been the c"htr",''"- Ut
oaniznfion in southern society durIhe 1"
greater portion OF the time since .he
war And for the deyelish crlln1s when
have heen authorized and committed ny
these klans the democratic parry nus
taxed its ingenuity frame excuses
The criminals are not morally guIitv,he>
cause they have been cnmpelleh mus I"
resent the, injuries If unjust te@'N'a'lo'|
BY this policy reconstrnc'Ion ma bee"
DELAYED. The southern people has been
attempting To resist the inevitable lnstean
of adapting themselves To the changed
condition of society and becoming co
workers To accomplish rapidly what the
iates has already decreed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-29
Union Republican State Convention.

Roogs REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
MADISON. Wis Feb b. lsI2.
A State Convention of Delegates represent
Ing the Uaion Republican Party Of Wiscon-
ain, is hereby called TO meet at The Capitol in
Madison at II NJ on
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-29

Co.OpHRArroN. =" lille such prof~ssedv
R.rnl,licarS p4pprS ~ the New York and
{ Grngo TIjdgEeS are patt'ng senators
Sumner, IrumhuIl nnd SEIZURE nprro-
y,ugls on the back for their reckless,
persistent, hut impnrent assaults upon
President Grants Administration, the
Democratic National committee is -cat-
terins their printed speeches all over he
country under the frank of d mocrntir
Senators and Representatives, IA com
pairn documents The "hig and little
TrjbuneS." the Democrats, ana he three
ma cnntpnt Senators mentioned, are just
now hnrmonionSlv cooperating IN com
mon nnrposes-and that il, 10 kill oh
Grant" In the same way these same
per ons and papers tried to kill of Linz
coin" when thu question of his renom-
nation was under consideration Th"v
will learn BY and hv that the killing of
business is an Improbable one.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-29
So VI VI y N = A..
STATE OF WISCONSIN. ,,

Iowa COUNTY. O"'ui' .ou'''
George II Potts. Catharne s. Calhoun, Elizabeth
Lamb. Mary L. HOLMES and Thomas d. Potts,
Plaintiff, against George II. rott- and the
known heirs OF John IL. Potts, deceas, d. De END :
ants.
The state Of Wisconsin 10 gorge II Eotts and
the upkHo3aBs heirs of ,5Oha II iOtt, deceased,
defepdtiHts 05Ore ndateA
You are hereby summoned a. required to answer
the complaint OF the above namei p sinti which
vi he filed IN he Office OF the Cleik II he Circuit
Court In am tor said county amt to copy Of
your the subscriber at is Office In The city
OF Mineral Point, Wisconsin within twenty days
after the service of this exclusive Of the day
of such service and II you fail TO sa'd COM
p Amt as her by required, the plaintiffs viii apply
To the Court for the r,lief emandedI the complaint
ALEX, WILSON. plaintiffs Attorney
Mineral Point, Wisconsin,.
Dated February, 9Th, ls7!.--s w6
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-29
CO Q p E r. S
LEATHER STOCKING" NOVELS,

The enduring monuments of Fenimore Cooper are
ms works While the love Of couAtry continues to
prevail, his memory will exit in the hearts Of the
people 50 truly patriotic AM American throu shout
they should hnd place in every Americans library.
-OLNiel We1Ntet
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-29

The wheelricht business win he continued at tho
old stand by Curnow, and the carperterng branch
at Edward Ho,kiBgs shop, hy NAslry. SIS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-29
A NEW AND

S3.sndI5y ILLUSTRATED P371ll Edition
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TIL + IA b l. f. $

are slyays kept supplied with the very hest the
market affords, prepared IN III very best style
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-29
r II f. L q y " S

are large. comfortable and well furnished As any
house in the county
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-19
HORSES, CARRIAGEs, &C.

A THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
once opS pSos's sf'siissP iSs Posi- sss ahsssu street.
THE HORSE .R I;ssD AND GARBAGE BRANCH
m liz and M EasT sTH nTHfsSN sThRE4 NEAR 4rH Av
SAFES SFHSEsE$ xSS SSShEIAeEs
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS FRiDAYs SALE AT
TEAM Ray CARRIAGE S9l2ok HokaEs, ,s,l HANDS, 8
and years old Kind in ~ harness; iree irom vice
stylish and handy & drivers % and in every way reliable
TEAM BLACK HoRsEs, l5s< HANDS, AND YEARS
old kind in all @ reS rom yse extra fine
and warranted sound, kind and true.
IASDAu In GOOD ORDER BUILT BY MINER 4
TEAM BLACK MARES, FULL SISTERS, SIRED BY
peror family team; tro in four minutes together; very
stylish and handsome, and warranted sound, Kind and
VICTORIA, II GOOD ORDER u..,s Avn
pears old kind in all harness; free from vice;
extra good business team free drivers fast walkers;
cToRfA s0as eoa aoob bAd ORDER BUILT BY LAW
DARK BAY HORSE, le4 HANDS, YEARS OLD;
kind in all Superior under n" saddle free % o
and children; fast traveller; stylish and warranted
'NDa R%s saS sa fsS 70 e, kb ~
DARK BAY HORSE, BLAcKHAwK STOCK, lt1
an eSra good roadster in minutes very stylish
and Rnp S s %nS sn4 s wHrT"Rsd ny SH1 Kind and true
SUPERIOR BLACK ROAD HORSES SIRED BY LEGAL
TENDER l5 hands, years old kind in all harness. free
from vice. extra fine and stylish driver; trots in
minutes and warranted sound kind and true.
SoRREL MARE, is HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND IN
all harness and under saddle free from vice. good road
ser trots IN ss minutes, and is very Stylish kind and
true,
ONE LARGE TRUCK, FULL RACKS.
ONE LARGE TRUCK FINE RUNGS
SoRREL MARE, l5ll HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND
in oil harness and under saddle free from vice tricks
and warranted sound kiud aud true. Also set Harness
and
PONY PHAEToN, BLANKETS, &C.
BRIGHT BAY HORSE, l0h HANDS, YEARS OLD;
kind In all harness, ee from Vice tricks extra fine
coupe horse; be driven by will pull coupe
FEED TRUCK IN GOOD ORDER.
BAY CARRIAGE HORSE, l6 HANDS, 10 YEARS OLD;
kind In all harness; freeirom vice; has been used
carriage horse by private family good travellers
stylish, sound, kind and true.
SIX-5EAT ROCKAWAY.
BAY MARE, l6lS HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND IN
all harness; free from vcc excellent family animal
good traveller; stylish, kind and true.
Also set Harness and Top Wagon.
BAY HORSE, l5s HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND IN
all harness; free from vice; an extra good worker good
Pony pHAEToN, WITH RUMBLE, IN GOOD ORDER,
BAY HORSE, Is HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND IN
all harness. free from vice. good traveller: kind and
true.
of sale.
Top and top Pony Phaetons Coupe victorias Coupe
aways and Derot Wagons, Fifty sets Harness.
yQr w sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-19
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A GOOD HORSE FOR sALE-FIf FOR ANY KIND
IA OF business l59 Greene street. between Bleeckcr and
Houston.
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COAsTyvIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANY'5
LINE TO
CALIFORNIA JAPAN AND CHINA.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'5
IL LINE TO
CALIFORNIA JAPAN AND CHINA,
VIA PANAMA,
CARRYING MAILS, PASSENGERS AND
FREIGHT TO
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, SANTA MARTHA AND
GREYTOWN, AND PACIFIC COAST OF
MEXICO, CENTRAL AMERICA,
PERU AND CHILL
Steamers leave 18th and goth each month"; except wfe0
those dates fall on Sunday, then the day previous
April 3p-Steainer HENRY CHAUNCEY, Captain A. q
Gray win leave pier No. ~ North River, at IL o'cOok
noon for Aspinwa connecting at Panama with seamef
CONSTITUTION. Captain Farnsw0rth and also c0nneCe:
ingfor all Central American and South Pacific p0rt4
Freight tor last named ports received until r. M OF Apr1
27
steamer CHINA win leave san Francisco May 1
1872 Japan and China. For rates OF PASSAGE retg
and all further information, apply at Companys once eA
the pier, foot of Canal street. +. r. BABY Agent
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
u ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
sailing regularly every Thursday ats O'Clock r. H. pro-
cisely, from pier No. North River.
CRESCENT CITY, Captain f. Van Sice April
MISSOURI Captain 7. s. Curtis via Nassau. Mays
MORRO CASTLE, Captain T. IL. Morton. May
80 A. W. DIMOCK, President
No 8 Bowling Green.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-NrSrH PAcx-Fourth. fifth and sixth
PAspiI,h .na sixth
BoAhD D1lsH' AND LODGING wAsrED-srcosD pAar-slxth
BnooKIYS REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-NsrH PAGE
BUSINESS SoP'PfoRHTUNrrIEs-rwrlrrH PAan-sl.th col
6HH FOR
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-EIrvrsrH pAcr-Fourth and
fssa
RS E's ssffgGHpMmgparrsrrsr pAcrsxth column
F.s1sas aoa%n Snn
BNY HOUSES ~ AND ux
FuRNiSHED-sEco PAaE-second and third col
EUROPEAN srEAMsHIps-rmsr PAeK-FIah and sixth
EYES AND EARs-sEcosD is PASp"SiXth SDs column.
EINANClAL-FIRsr PAaR-Fiflh column,
sooEs AND sns Ss o
sHfGsH Pasas,S and e soomn sSns
FRENoH ADvERTisEMESTs i PAGE-First col
HELP p'" Observation-Disclosures pAor-rhird
HELP laEa 6olgnnsk pAorsxsn col
HoRs aRfn saS ETaIEs asn faapTs foenecond third
uortaId and fourth Sal columns b o,.,
hoUsE
ICE SSE&%. .Ersnru Pser-sIxth column:
PIE FoR G
I.EcrURE Ss SEASON lstSS NINTH pAcr-FiNh column.
loan 0EFIGES.FTRsT PAcE-Fifth column
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsr PAGE-First column.
MACHiNERY-TwKLrrH PAGR-sixth column
MARBLE MANTELS-EGHTH PAcE-Fifth column.
MrsoEfhASsons-rwrrrrH skfn sHt'Gs pAcr-sxth column
MUSiCAL--NINrH PAGE-Fifth column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fifth column.
raGfcrsi fAcroar SSu%9 Column
POLITICAI--SECcND PAGE--Sixth column.
PAcExta eelTEp
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY For SALE OR TO
RENT-NIYrH PAGE-Second and third columns
REAL ESTATE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PaGE-Third
REAL ESTATE wANTED-Nwrn PAcE-Thrd column.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-FIRsr PAoE-Fourh column.
REWARDs-FiRsT pAcE-First and second columns.
fourth and nth columns
SITUATIONS WANTED PAGE
First secondhand third columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
SPECIAL NoTiCEs-Frnsr PAcE-second column.
SPORrING-DOGS BIRDS &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Second col
sTORAGE-FrRsr PAcr-Sixth column
SUMNER REsORTS-SEcoND PAGE-sixth column.
THE TRADES-TwELrrH PAGg-First column.
THE TWREoPIEsT M . PAGECSecsnd 1S e9,unn
First and second columns
TRAyELLERs' GuIDE-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SrcokD PAGE-Fourth and fifth columns
WANTED TO PURCHASE-EIGHTu PAGE-Fith column
WATCHES, JEwELRY &c.-NISTH PAGE-Fourth col
wEsTcMEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
YACHTS, sTEAMB0ATs, &c.--FInsr PAcE-sixth col
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

A LECTURE BY STEPHEN MERRITT JR. IN THE
~ Bedford Street Methodist EpIsconai cbnr"h vonisr
evening, April = at O'clock subiect-"TemDeraicch
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A LDERNEYS-FoR SALE, THOROUGHBRED JER-
IA sey or Alderney Cows; bred from finest imported
stock. Apply to WIN CARLISLE, Pelham Bridge, or p
LORILIARD, l6 Chambers street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-19

A FOR SALE, FINE LARGE COUPE OR BUsI-
IA. ness Horse, l6ts hands high fine style, and
Is kind true and gentle in all respects Apply at l West
Forty-fr5t street.
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A CLARENCE, USED ABOUT rs TINES; TWO GLASS
N quarter Coaches, four plain Coaches from 500 up
three Bretts, three Bnggies will be sold at bargain. 4O
Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-19

CHANCE TO BUY CHEAP HORSE PONY PHAE-
n ton, light Road Wagon, Top Buggy Rockaway, Har-
ness, &C. Call from to II O'clock A. NJ.
Mr. b. SSS Sixth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-19

A SPECIAL. POSITIVE AND PEREMPTORY SALE
"A. BY AUCTION THIS DAY FRIDAYl, APRIL l9: At
PRIVATE STABLE NO. EAST TWENTY-EIGHTH
STREET, IN REAR OF 253 FIFTH AVENUE,
AT 10 O'CLOCK PROMPT
Of the elegant Horses Wagons, Phactons, Single and
Double Harness &c. belonging TO the estate of the late
Captain Rahbun. =.
The esant team Of dark dapple brown thorough
bred Horses brought from the West about 10 hands
high 6and years old beauty action and symne
try their equal cannot be found elegant prompt free,
easy and stylish dryers cannot bc ontyid on Park or
rosd without vice. trick, fault or blcmish; are war
ranted to travel better than 3 together, and warranted
sound and kind. This must be seen to be appreci
atcd. They without exception the finest ana most
durable pair offered to the public at auction In New
York.
Childrens Pony and pet; 10 hands high, jet black,
years old used in circus and purchased by
fondlcd by children and sleep in the kitchen, and
sound and kind; also, Harness to NJ.
Elegant, htndsome and fashionable Pony Marc, about
Is high old perfectly safe for lady to drive has
been driven hy young miss in Park for the last year
Is the handonet safest and best broken IN Park; war
ranted sound and kind.
Also handsome blood bay Marc, l5i{ hands high,
years old; safe for person 10 ride, drive handle;
elegant stopper; warranted sound and kind.
Also, The fast and celebrated trotting Mare Lady Rat-
bun l51a high, years od an elegant geneman's road
ranted sound and kind. This mare Is well known, and
has record OF 34 under the name Of Blackstone Maid
These horses all first class Mr. Rathbun being ono
OF the best Judges Of horses I'm the country and would
have other They worthy OF the special attcn
ton OF gentlemen Will be sold to the highest bidder,
without restriction limit Sale positive, rain df shine.
JOHN l.. YANDEwATER AUCTIONEER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-19

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