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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-18
CrarE OF WISCONSIN COUNTY OF BAYEIELp-1n Circuit

CTATE OF WISCONSIN COUNTY OF BAYFIELD-In Circuit
> Court.
Daniel Beaser administrator of the Estate of Mar
Bea ef deceased,
Palmer, deceased.
The STATE WISCONSIN
the unknown heirs and loyal representatives ct Edwin
mer dece used, the de eaiant above amed:
and hereby summoned required to
the complaint ranie Beaser the p4uti
entitled which said complain Office the
CCuif Court BAYFIELD, aforesaid
the Of Bsyf III in said County and copy yonr
the undersigned at es ice the If
Buglas Cnty Wisconsin. within after the
rs, xciRve day
fail the complain hereby ed fh
the plaintiff will apply The Court for the relief de-
manded said complaint. II. n. SETTER Prtf's Atty.
Dated April Sth 1S72 apr21-jdnI
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CTArE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DoUGLAs-1n Circuit

- Court.
Elise Baasen, plaintiff, against
David A. Currier, John Francis
Thompson Ritcle John Newton Dolby
Newton, defendants.
THE STATE WISCONSIN
To he Def ndants above named:
You aud lch of reby summoned and
complaint of Elise Baasen the plaintiff
entitled action which sail complaint filed in the Office of
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Douglas Comfy aforesaid
County and copy
Wisconsin, hin twenty days the service summons
exclusive Of til day of service. And yon shall fail
said hereby required within the
plaintiff will apply the Court fr relief
complaint. Il y. SETZER, Plaintiffs Atty.
Da ed april 18th 1872 apr13msy25
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the of the Estate of Michael s. Bright deceased
On reading and filing the petition Of Hiram Hayes admlnS
tn Estate of Michael Bright, deceased setting forth
that personal property VII tsoeyer belonging said estate
his han the deuts standing
deceased description of all real of which
died and the ndnu and value the
portions license him
mach of SAID real shall be
said Indebtedness and appearing by sad petition that
order the sell OF SAID real
Therefore orde ed that all interested i'll
estate, appear before he dge of tnls court
MONDAY THE FIRST DAY OF JULY NEXT
ten peror, and
any shall be- why license should
sell said real
coing said further ordered
thal Of this order h IA be personally served all
and residing in sal IL st
shall be published
four prior ~ of hearing in
superior TINES weekly newspaper published superior
i county Douglts. TIUS. CLARK County Judge.
Dated perior May 8, 1872 may ll-.unl.
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ENGINEERS OFFICE, 11TH LIGHT HOUSE DISTRICT.
Iatn MicIli lirrarn AMI {

ENGINEER's OFFICE 11TH LIGHT HOUSE DISTRICT. /
Detro, Michigan, Apd q, 1872
nROP OSAIS will be received at this
Il office until Pm. on Thursday the 3Oth day of
may the of BEACON the end the
South pier of the Duluth Canal also " ak connect
lng the beacon with the shore, and keep
er's dwelling on shore all of wood. All information
vii be furnish upon application the undergned either
person. or by mail Q. NJ POE, Engineer,
may4-may25 II Light House DIST.
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S,rArE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DoUGLAs-county

CTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF D0UGLAs-County
y Couit-In Probate.
In matter Estate Peter Bourg deceased
reading petition Bourg Supe>
City ounty, representing ohe things
joug Louis county, of Minnesota
the 18th Feb 1870 died leaving real
Within this county; she he said petitioner The widow
I'D deceased that admins of said be
granted saI petition be before
Judge of tits Court
MONDAY TIE THIRD DAY OF JUNE AID 1872
the office the County Judge
ia the Court House superior in Douglas County Wis
Aud further ordered thereof be toe he
ud aud all persons interested by publishing
this der for three said day
hearing the TINES public printed and
publI- he'd at Superior sad COMFY
mos. CLARK, County Judge.
Dated Super ior April 26 1872. may4-may25
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NORTHERN Pacific Railroad took posses
sion Of Lake Superior and Mississippi Rail
road with its branches, on the 8th inst.
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AN exchange says: To save your potato vines from
the ravages OF the bugs, plant an onion in each bill
with the potatoes. This is said to be safeguard
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noUGLAs COUNTY ooUkT-ln probate

Dated Supe'io April 2e, 1872.
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Henrietta W. Newton, PLAINTIFF against
Richard Washington, defendant.

- Court.
Henrietta W. Newton plaintiff, against
Richard Washington, defendant.
THE STATE WISCONSIN to the above named defendant
You hereby ed and required the
plant the plaintiff the entitled actof which filed
Office the Clerk of the Circuit
Dong the Court House Superior in said County
a complaint
Superior sad County of Douglas within
the of this exclus the
and fit the said complaint within the
aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will take jndgm
for tn of Xix huurel dollars with from the
day December 1850 and for the
sxtyye dollars with interest fom tn second day of April 1856
besides the of this action. GEO W PERRY,
Superior April - 1872. ap27uns Plaintiff Atty.
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If VIC are ovERsrocKED in anything, it is in Grocer
les and Provisions, of which we keep Good Stock,
consisting of CHOICE and FANCY GROCERIES,
well as ST4PLES In this line would call
special attention to our TEAS which we think are
not excelled by anything in the market.
When visiting store, if you do not what
you want, ASK FOR TT
nog221n
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PASSENGERS dPRTVFD

FROM VERA CRUZ-In steamship City Mrs p.
Dc Milan GuiereI = UmeboGgh, L. GOe iegelnan J. Ca
bags, A. LuncalGy, J. N. Brooks, VIM Collins WIN Wild
FROM LiVERPOOl-In steamship Wyoming Feb IL White
and wife Mrs. W. Br George H. Weaver Mrs IT, H. Thorns Mr.
Marshall MRS Arthur Bourne Miss Esther Mansfield A
Miss Biza Kerr, Capt d. h Lecraw
FROM BRbMBN-n steamship Leipzig Feb John Miller
Sre Isior Levi Erich Meyer. vomer Tho
Ekhardt n A Lehras
Fed haseudor Oe HasendOrf Nathan
oas victor koska. TheTese Ehch regous Koer
Ntte John Brehart Damermann john Sandemann John
" iit; M Mile Jas Watson and 1893 the
FkOh LINERPOOL-ln steamship Bland
Northrop Master Mes nixon Mr. Refs Hugh Rohh Rev
Dr. Mason Thos Walsh A. Brooke T. D. Woodruff, Mr. Matthews
snG wife j. Murray. j. Lannitte r. Butou Ball.
J. ent W Gordon Mr. Feuton l. A. Barnard wife W.
J. n Turner W Taylor Mr. Cation, Mr. j. f.
Gnu Rev W 3 smith Mr. Keith and wife Mr. Lawson j. Cart
ledge, }. p Rredt, r. Brett G. Bred Connor C.
Page J. a. Norton Gddngs C. T. Rogers H. NJ Keith Mr. Hen.
rqnes J. Barnes C. Pratt Mr. Mason c. w NorthroD
Fowler Ihos. Mr. Lindsay, b. Barnard
Cox Mr. Greene Mr. Bearne H. Wyfa H. Wya jr Mr. Evans,
Judge OSuvan M Booth Mr. LeCompte Mr. Gudp D. {. Winter
austin Mr. Harrison Col p G. Kent K Clement ". ". Keith
G. Williams G. Lawrence Mr. Dodge and j. Jacobs and wife
MI Hitler and two r. h. Lotmcr and MIR Yalea MI
Aragra Miss Triton, Miss Mateson Mr. Golden W. Adams and
wife, an :; D Storage
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW yoRK


PORT OF EEw-yORE ..........,. FrRRrARy !.
CLEARED.
Steamship Columbia (B), Small. Glasgow Henderson Bros
steamship Crescent City, Crowen Havana Alnue Mail Steamship
Steamship Hermann Livingston Chcescan savannah. Livingston,
Steamship Manhattan wooihu II Morgan Co.
steamship Ellen Terry, Sayear, NeFberu n c. Aay Ferris
steamship G.ucu, Walden, Boston.
Steamship George May Chaaee Prov Gen H. JaeS'on o.
Steamship Florida Mitchell st. Thomas Dec H. and Charleston Jan
sup Astronomer of Liverpool Edgar Cneus Oct s with nde
Slip Fearless Iiton Cape Town for orders Pre-. Baker.
B Bss MSIp'c Der Hagaa Hiyas Philips SON
Bars Soh.e5slon Loaek London, f. y Moran sons
Bark Laneosi Or Eaton Sydney y $ W. r W Cameron Co
Bars Rudophe GER Parker London. G. Tobias & O.
B Bg S S99saP r 5 Bisd1 a Hn b r. DE- WofG Co.
Rs9 Ws,eT smith smith Monte1eo " H. r. Hshr.
Briy Ameyrns, - as Marselles Hand S"al. -e'-N--
Schr. Omaha, Wooster, Cape Ha,d.
Steamship Wyoming r) waaay H,erroo Jan l. and Qa'ens
town 18th with mise and pass TO Williams Gu.ou &c.. o
2lst With Iudse. and pass o Cha. G. FrancAyu-
,s se1 ss P nS 1 5nfFsI 5 co.. jan " and
steamship CITY of Mseo s9,, Tsa S c. jan q and H
steamship Te, DeenOF Havana Jan g. with mde and pass to C.
steamship c Of Gpl;,.tGa Ro c Se"oTe'n' JAN "a with
steamship Niagara, Walker Richmond CITY Point and Norfolk
with udse. and pass to Old Dominion seaIash,p Co -
and Henry r. Morgan Co. n. ,v-,.r,
Steamp Merceia M4Tshmaa PernanIina Fia, with m and
Bas Tcioaa Swell Pomgen Rio Jnero Nov. % Hampton
Reads Jan % with coffee.
Br Madonna t3r jordan MIR River Jam Dec % With o-wo
Brig rpenon WoodbuJ, Maanzas Jan a. via Newport Il with
Schr Starlight Blatchfori, Calais, with lumber
sehr Dart, Williams. STANFORD
SAILED.
Steamships Citv FOR Havana; Herman
Livingston. lot savannah.
WIED-Suutowu light, W; clcar
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoToy ARRIVED steamship Leopard, IRON Philadelphia, Nr
reus frUmN ew-l ORR.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Neville Feb 1.-The Anchor line steamship Anglia Craig from
YORK Jan % port to-day for ''sg'S
The Allan ALDERMAN, from Portland Me for Liverpool"
arrived this TO-DAY.
SorrHAMproN Feb THE North German Lloyd steamship Bremen
Loevg NewYsrk Jan ~ arrived tbs por TO-DAY Cd f0Ir
For Latest ship Ne,rS see Fidl Fagel
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SID EMPLorErs AND THEIR SALARIES.

T0tal..-............. 600
which va on motion Of Assistant Alderman Pinck-
ney. directed be returned to the Board OF Aldermen,
Respectfliy returned to the Board Of Aldermen for
II is not IN conformity with the first clause Of
u0 T. the first article OF the act 20 recognize the
local Government Of the City ~ New-YOrk,' being a
schedule. and not resolution or ordinance as therein
prescribed.
clearly appear prtad Jdcte 10 what department tins
schedule relates.
g. BY the Endorsements hereon of action taken the
ectOn % of the aforesaid and article com
piled with thiz schedule having been passed by said
Board Oh the day that an addition OF expenditure
thereto was made by amendment.
4 This schedule was passed by a less number OF
Affirmative Of the members OF the Board OF Alder
men than required by the second sentence o. section
II Of the Aforesaid act and article
SPECIAL ORDER,
beiug the message from the Mayor regard 20 amending
Assistant Alderman staco1n moved that IN accordance
with Mayors suggestion, special committee OF 0nr
be appointed 20 draft and propose 10 the Leesaue
desired ndments 10 the charter, and 10 whom
should be referred the Mayors message and accompany
The President put the question whether the Board
would agree with said motion.
Which decided in the affirmative.
And the President named as such Special Committee
Assistant Alderman StacOm,
Assistant Alderman schwartz,
Assistant Alderman Pinckney. and
Assistant Alderman Littlened.
Assistant Alderman stacom then moved that the mum
Der of said Special Committee lie increased tC fiNo
members and that the President be the additional
member OF the same.
The PTcsIdcIt put the question whether The Board
would agree with said motion.
Which decided II the Affirmative.
GENERAL ORDERS.
ReeOutiOns To place aud light "a street lamp On the
northeast of Lewis aud BrO0me-ss and 10 per
mt hrs. L. Crazy 10 erect bay window Ia front OF
Which were seyerally adopted By the following vote
AmTmative-Assistant Aldermen Foley, StaeOD
oBeD, Calvin, Robinson, Healy, HART kraus Coddipg
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
FRIDAY, FEB. 2

FRIDAY FEB.
No Steamship MaiG
SATURDAY PA
Mails Europe Liverpool, Of
close at goo NJ ASuppemeniarY Mail Pier No. G5 r. is
closed at II =. m. - 49, -
an letters deposited Supplementary Mails prepaid
double postage.
PrusSan closed mail Is sent BY this lire.
Mails for the German
close a. llO0 A. German mail only direct this line
Mails Tor Havana hv the steamship IN
Mails for Portan Platte SANTANA Domingo per steamship
Tybee, close at 2 p m.
SUNDAY. FEB T.
All Mails close at II O'Clock The po-Ohce is open from
m 70 Ia
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HoESE And CARRIAGE MARKET.

NEW YORK Thursday. Feb. :. 1872.
The general horse trade remains without
any new feature and good workhorses are at present
anout the only salahe animals in the market Prices
are firm owing chiefly 70 the better quality Of the more
recent arrivals from tie Western states
auction sale OF circg, stock held today ny ISIS
Johnston {, Van Iassen. lt the New IOr circus I,rc
horse, and one trick mule brought Sj,4D
ScIni-wcckiy auction sale az the horse anI caIilaH
auctlOn mart Of Messrs. Johnston & Van TasscA To
morrow FRIDAY, Feb. ., at y O'Clock.
Tho carriage and harness trade Il moderately a"hN g.
the demand Tor high-prced work being comparii vcy
much ia advance OF medium and cheap grades Of uuu-
facture in both trades.
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ton, stract, Pinckney, Costello, Wade Connor Little
field, Gels, simonson, Cumisky, Mcdonald Schwartz,
and the President-2.
on motion, the Board then adjourned 20 Monday Feb
8, 1874 at o'clock p m JOSEPH DEMPSEY Clerk.
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Chances for Business Aler.

A GOOD MAN FROM EACH STATE, who
"A engage end control an in peaaeui pos ve hu
1900 'OD wEtu assured Of Tie Ger
an realizing ron AT lctoTy income and position may apply
to NJ C. JEFFERS, Baecrer-sL
TNOR SALE.-Ialf interest in a FLOUR BAR
REL, S1AvE ard HEADING FACTORY Tei oG',i on TTsr
llsue. A1irss. D. BLAZE be
Pan. MIN. orCOCnRAN WALSH ,srt Pan! Ann.
TOR SALE-An old established BUSINESS.
whore 10000 per De satisfactory MIL hr
gwen for selling. Adires Cox H. Tribune olca.
DLOW FACTORY at Pittsburgh for SAIL,
4 Engine, Machner7 Patterns Good WILL Ud l.-G g..
doing address VALLEY fOhOH
Pillow WORKS N L.erJv-s., Pittsburgh p
CTEAN SAW-MILL.-A rare opportunity 10
- PURCHASE hrst-~ass and LUMBER MILLS
with
anu American markets. For particulars apply % -
J. ". RUSSELL 4 Broadway.
XVANTED.-A rare chance for n good FAR
w MFR and CuEESE-MAKEK A good practical Cheese Ser
person steady habits viii be- urn shell good af
onnolons buildings fuel AMI 6r choice and j e given m
partnership regrt Address,
b. ANDERSON. B.chlari Cn'tE County. Neb
con NGD to 30OJO.-PARTNER Wanted
- ~VsUOO ~ Cd ESTABLISHED Wholesale Cash Bssnes
one part References eIchauge Ad
r. o. Box go New-lorA Cty.
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PASSENGERS SAITFD

FOR LTvERPOOL-In steamship Caabra Feb IL srsu.. l.
May IL MAYER GAYLORD l. Stanley Cameron Lord
H. Stone, Phillips and family, Mrs H. hiebe Phelps H.
Graham, j. DempseI
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Instantaneous.

Tlistcllnnfous.
ROKERs BITTERSi
~ BOXERS BITTEESi
Nobody should be without a bottle Of
BOXERS BITTERS"
By TAX
THE BEST AND MOST EFFlCAClOIS STOMACH BlTTERS, ~
vel sgreahe pleasant copGL Of coaItere
and buy only Of efeciable houses
l. FUEKE. jr. Sole Agent
P. o. Box l.OZ1 90 Lberivet, NeNi York
DLACK BASS, SALMON, TROUT, WHITE
I'D FISH other Bass Pike delivered
tor New Fishery Commissioners ehsrs any
irg public to SETH
GREEN 10 MoFtimer-st Rochester
HORA1lO SEYMOUR,
GEORGE g. COOPER Comm. ssoners
ROBERT 4 ROO,EVELTb
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Clin RcG! Cslate for Sole.

Gin Real G5idte for Sale.
A FOUR-STORY brown stone HOUSE FOR
SALE Thirty gt1-s, between Filth and SEava Il is
2loI55 r. has all and good oricri oi 5J Price
$500 T. LUDLOW CO., Puest and - East Seventeenth
P43J)
A FREE REGISTER with particulars of
"A 1000 Houses and Bng Lo-s for SALE aud TO LII contain.
Ing Cts map &c, kc Apply to v X. STEVENSON SON, IL
Pue-t.
A -l1GTH-ST. NGO feet wide three LOTS
N Nnhayc oyroil. Morning Side Par or SALE ata
bargain. NM SINCLAIR jr. Co.. t1ne-si
A GREAT BARGAIN, to prompt purchaser
N The full 4soy HOUSE,. No 10 East
Porty-srh. possession s. EDDY Co, No. Parapic
EITY and COUN TRY PROPERTY SOLD and
~ EXCHANGED =. Il. GODDARD. p Piaest
EOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE, for cash,
Wo-storv Ini brct HOUSE East Thri7 Hunters
Point. l. l. cry HORACE WATERS, al BUsdTaT. \. \.
FOR SALE-LEASE OF BUILDlNG, No. 8
BoTe-r expiring Nav l-75. Inqui.s on the premises
GtTORE PROPERTY on Broadway, Mercer,
tJGreue Wooster La.rus. Thompson Grand BJome sling Amy
s-i other ccr Do ooHs tie best VII hr nual several e,
Die For parcIar5 apply ALLEN BRO"N 90 B:oaa7
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200 SIG Moon 0.23
~.
SANDY Hook 0.54 Island. liza Hell Gate Ferry. 3l7
n
Sandy Hook. l:lJ Cows Island, l5j Hell Gate Ferry, Al2
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MORRs WILKINS Aueroneer - -, =. e,
DEREMPTORY SALE BY ORDER OF D., ~ -,
Citn prorcrln TO fet.


TVRST-CLASS FLOORS TO RENT, to prl-
families in the four and improved buildings, Noraf cor
ne Of Thae Bach aoor separate and complete
water a bath range Wlahrl c With separate coal
elevator from cellar Can be seen Dr. applying on e
l2J7 Thnave Foe terms Gc. 10 L. j. AAhlE III
26 Thialave (85ls Housed
DENT or SALE-West Thirty-ffth-st., near
la AZ and Ia 0xi block building
s01lJ front building, 40zC. Apply u WI D. ANDhL"S q BNO
AZ Wa.er-st.
TENO LEASE-The STORES and BASENEN rs
4 34 Broadway and No. III Fhaye colnecel al1 OIL ~
thourh from Broadway Pihave. Also the AMI basement N
ave. corner Of Twelty-s1ths- Apply ~ '" DEl, 40
% Beayerst
ITO Leasc.-The frst-class Store and BGstmt NJ
50, Bway near Spring st. fine location Millinery Dr. Gods
25IOO immediate possession Apply 10 e Ireland M
Broadway.
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Gclp DGntro.

CANVASSERS wanted for the NATIONAL
- AGIrATOR monthly 50 year IL soPposd 10 Rome,
Rum al, Rebels in politics Address Box 5Io5, NeW-iort
ENANrED-InM Orrisanla, working llOL ST.
w KEEPER small family. Apply address " ~ RUMBLE
Thriave and hundred and sIt' -ifb-st, horsania
WANTED an ABLE and INTELLIGENT
w MAN FOR position will relte lary income ready
address peneycng u;y and Character
called Apply
the Office OF THE ALDISE, No. . Liberyst. n. Y
C..l-S A MONTH-HOrse and outfit fur
30 D - ushed. Address NOVELTY Go. Saco. Ne
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do Unom IT man Vontern

TED-INF0RMATION of JOHN and
w JOSEPH McAUGHLIN formerly Of Bell mauO County A
TIM asd b, ah.F ASless JOHN nUkfilA 1904 Hertb
Fourth PbllaleIpLa, rssn.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Thursday, Feb. /, 1877.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday. Feb. l. 1917.
The sale of Joseph Mcclure attracted large
attendance Of capitalists and real estate dealers TO the
Exchange this morning The property was sold by order
of the Supreme Court under direction of Gratz Nathan
referee being partition sale Of the estate OF the late
David Robins. The lots brought good prices and the
bidding sharp throughout Every lot was disposed
OF after active competition. The total amount realized
was 500, O25 This sale has has given improved feel
Ing OF confidence to holders OF unmproved pr opery and
indicates that capitalists again turning their aten-
ton TO city property the Investment Messrs
L. II. Ludlow & Co. sold house and lot Onehundred
andniDth-st. by order of the Supreme Court. Full
tails Of sales will be found below
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
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Uc0olna CARDS, &f.

AT WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 1O4 Full
ished 1851
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BallS.

A RION SOCIETY-GRAND BAL MASQUE.
"A ACADEMY or MUSIC THURSDAY YEBKuAkrs VI a,
ssd lady, Ella kstfA ss hssst ~
Cas- Of n~nsse besss sssssa Il krsis&ss hss"
~ ksna Hsss. - bssssveS.
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SUBURBAN HOMES.

-Four tracks With nils completed With an boats
the value home the n" Of The
Central h. H. 81 y j. Eor Information a. 20 Houses Les FAfpl' &C.
thr Re. apply 90 g. D. HOPE ITO Llbert'-st
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Gitua.icrs uar.e0--Femalcs.

Gtuation5 nGnte0-- AlGles.
RESPECTABLE YOUNG NAN, American,
"A az, =. wants euogaen; any AnL First elias references &
Address L. h.. Tribune OG-e
-. BOOKKEEPER desires EMPLOYMENT
~ Address B. r. Box 1873. Tribune OGce-
DENTISTS' Worlmen, Operators, Mechani.
~ cal Densts suielt, aad Apprentice booked engaged
and ken u add times here Europe
Preterre Brothers l5J Bosery.
ITO NEWSPAPER MEN.-An experienced
Editor and Reporter desires SITUATION Address
Lock Box No g. Taunton, Nlss.
XNyANTED-A SITUATION. as COachman or
rom respectable young colore the b. -
reference Inquire k LANE p: Thompson y T. City
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3oar1 dn0 Rooms.

At No 34j West SeventeCrth-st.-Furnis
"A BACK PARLOG and HALL BEDROOM. N h boz 4rt COLI va
BOARD WANTED-A Gentleman and Nl1e
f5or Vi'h pug4t table ~ b,ass
house 7 Twentyhir and Fore aud etwrl Four1
Sgthav bu. toe having 1r ccouHo aAons nr-d
stIress Reference r-au red. s. Box lO Tu5u-e Omcr.
T1HE WORKTNGWOIAN'S HONE,
4 10 WuLJCGUBf-sT. IEUOBLlN
can accommodate bo Young women d rrR
good home At low price, maze pton tie Manager 1t the
Home
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forscs. Carriages, tjarness, &r.
AT THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
= JOHNSTON & VAN Tt-SaLL.
Cace al .aI.s-0.r o. E..saI-s..
Opposite Be "a. OTte.
TIE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
oiour business is conducted At ols
HORSE AUCTION MART.
10 AND ia LAST I5rHST. MAR f1HAvE.
Where " hold regular
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY II E~DAl AND FRIDAY.
GENTLEMEN WISHING To PURCHASE, or THOSE
having . rC.r.1g,s ELL l srd house 7 reliable
As W. ~0 do 1ou business
l.orari principle, which govern honorable houses
10 an u-r.'n;i'- uu-rIuts - ... ....... ., .
GIVE The PURCHASERS OF EVERY H)fS- mat Is "@i-
r11.ed soull from - % 90 hour 0rt1al .......
ENTRIES FOR SALES OF HORSES AND AF0lN'fhc can -
sssr10 - where We ads"
s,yy register OF horses 'or pnga.e sle - . ,.,..,.-.
HARNESS. saddles Brides and Horse Equip
4 r1~uti generally az NOsEMAH BROS. ia CLamter~st
] Q. TAYLOR's STABLE, 14j East Twenty
- ue met Clrr'-e AID single I"stesa Specially
GTPERlOR STOCK of CARRIAGE HORSES.
- T.. A. FLIGHTS Stables lJi East wcu.gtuurtl-st
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-02
0onutrn propcrtn TO Eft.

TNO LIGHTHOUSE with fourteen rooms an'
every modern improvement lie ine avenue 10 N7r rr'"
lent 90 both horse and also 70 ctu-che schools %
&c Rent low 20 ZOO! party Address AE"AaN. iub4ue ono
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-14

to announce that the Patriot will be suspended
after to-day. In undertaking this Responsible
task the original founders, and tne
friends who generously contributed OF tneir
means to aid the enterprise, were aware OIL
the serious difficulties which beset their pasn'
and that permanent SUCCESS depended NANNY
upon change In the National Administrator.
To that great object, then, our laoors were
chiefly directed. We are defeated, and pollti-
cal disaster brings in It's train material disap-
pointment. Considering the limited popuia-
lion, the elements which enter into Its compo-
sItien. the want of commerce, manufactures
and other sources of support which are nee
essary to the daily life of great newspaper,
the scale upon which the Patriot started OUT
was too large and costly for the needs OF tnls
community, upon which 1t had mainly 10 reiy
for patronage. superadded TO this impeal-
ment it had to encounter the active hostility
of the National Administration, the territorial
government and the resentment OF the iriende
of both, through all the branches OF omeiai
life. and the ramiacations of trade, to say
nothing of the sharp competition OF rlVa'
Journals, favored by all these influences COM
bined."