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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-08
Spesial Notices


First Assembly District Union Republican, Assscis-
say THIS Monday EVENING, at 8 O'clock. - - .
wa H. BAILEY,
From The New-York sun Of Jan. 2.
rag WEST sIDE SAYINGS BANK isa sirsAsv.. s.s
t.,,,a It, usual sBarASsuAL DIVIDEND OF IsTEREsT 70.
i.pos a. vii By Advertisement laotAsr cOlaAa
rh Bank sa.r management Of Of tie most highly -
.O.d su q our community has Just passed hOasA searching
s1amnauon By ,bs Bank Department o. Chi. state
Fine cold Jewelry-Lew Prices
EARRINGS ard PINS,
CAMEO FrRiisCAN GARNET, CARBUNCLE, DC.
ONYX and JET BAR RINGS and PINS
GOLD WATCH CHAINS, NECKLACES, L0Ckkrs, SEAL RlScA
OHAiS and BAND BRACELETS, chippewa EAaHsas. q
GEO c. ALLEN s4l BroAi..y assr resreetAeA
oral Ear Rings and Pine helssaie Prtce.s
GBO. q ALLES, 81 Brosd-aJ assr foarteesea.
Lea & PERKINS, saueeI - ~
Pronounced b. COOnOisseu" tII a. |
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCk" .'
II improves appetite and digestion .a I. snTiInsa ~ ~ saw
~. AZ. Isi Ira PEkRINs 70 ptoAsoae an ,e.
GatkiBg wedding sOcAtnetS
JOHN DUNCAN'S soy -
AaSSIs. ~ WORK
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POLITICAL.
LOUISIANA.

LOUISIANA.
FINAL DEFEAT OF THE CUSTOM-HOUsE CLAN
THE BATTLE OF THE wRITS-THE FEDERAL
COURTS WITHDRAW FROM THE QUARREL
THE REVENUE CUIJER DISGoRGEs IT'S PAS
SENGERS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09
| N D | A N A.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. S.-Returns continue to
come in slowly. About thirty towns and town.
ships heard from give Republican gain of
about 500 OH the vote of 1880 Browns major
ity in Randolph.county is estimated at 1900. In
Howard township, Howard county, the Demo
Gratis gain 80. The Democrats gain 1873 IN
Richmod City. In Concord township, Elkhart
county, there is Republican gain OF l27, and
in Cambridge city Republican gain offs.
Clark county gives about 500 majority for
Hendricks, Floyd 1000 and Scott $50.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 9.-P. M.-Later returns
from forty townships in central counties show
net Republican gain of70O to S0O Tho result
on the State ticket is still very doub fu aud both
parties claim the State by small majority.
In Wayne county five townships give a
majority for Brown Rep of9s5, with ten town.
ships to hea. from. The estimate majority in
the county is 1900. Very little has been recey.
ed from the Congressional Districts, or of the
vote for stated Senators or Representatives.
The New York Tribune has dispatch claim
ing Indiana fer Hendricks, by 5000. II adds {:
The returns are toe meager to warrant more
than an expression Of the be lief that yesterday
election resulted in the triumph Of Hendricks
and Reform.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09

Progressive lMrERrIoU sNEss.--lIow men
will grow impervious TO shame is shown by the
result Of the plan lately adopted in Liverpool OF
publishing the names Of drunkards in the news.
papers to deter them from their vicious habits.
The experiment seemed to answer very well for
time. but, such is the perveisity of human ma
ture, people got accustomed to the infictiop,
aq, 80 far from having any dread of exposure,
aceually seemed TO take pride in the notoriety
thps obtained. In fact many were to be found
as more ready to give their full names and
hgfories than the magistrates were to hear
tiem.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09
OHIO.

ClNC1 SNATT. Octoll. o.-The Democrats
claim canning election to Congress over HAYES
in the Second district, by GOO to 200 majority
md Saylor, Democrat, over Egeston, in the l.t
uisltlet by from 1000 10 5000 majority.
NEW IoRK, Oct. 81 A. M.-Advces from
Ohio favor the Liberals, who claim the State
The CINCINNATI Gazette comedies 5000 Liberal
majority IN Hamilton county. The En-;
claims 5000. Savior. Liberal. il elected ta on.
gress over Eggleston in the First District a. Is
l,od9t, Liberal, to fill the vacancy in the same
district iinrd Liberal, is elected TO Congress
in the Sixth District.
At the Republican headquarters it is claimed
that the reported and unreporled gains will leave
the majority about as last year.
The following districts elect Repu ican
members 10 Congress: Third District. John o.
smith; Fourth District, l.. r. Guncklc Sixth
Dlstric, J. Il. Sherwood; Eighth District James
". Eobnson; Tenth District, Charles Foster;
Eleventh District, II. 5. Durdy; Flf,ee.. i
District, ". 7. .Sprague; Sixteenth District,
Dantord; Seventeenth District, l.. b. Wood
worth; Eighteenth District, James Monroe;
Nineteenth District, J. Garfield Twentieth
District, X. {. Parsons.
The following elect Democratic members to
Congress :-frst District, Milton SAVIOR. by
Zoo 10 5000 majority; Second II. Il. Eannine.
by probably 200 to 1900 majority; Fifth, Cnas.
y. Lamson; Seventh lawrence Neal; Twelfth,
A. }. Jewett; Thirteenth W. j. Soulhard; Four.
een,h, John Berry
CINc INNATI, October S.-Dodds, Democrat,
Tor unexpired term, First Congressional District,
selected over Taft, Republican, by about 200o
majority.
CiSclNNArf. October 9-2:3O A. M.-I'p TO
TINS time no additional returns have been re-
ceived from Indiana. It is reported that the
Republicans at indianapolis concede Hendriok'-
election.
ClNeISNATI, October 90 \. M-Returns
from thrty'sfS wards and precincts in Hamilton
county show that the Liberal Democratic ticket
Is elected by about 1900 majority
COLUMBUS, Oct. 9,-Net Republican gain in
81 wards and townships heard from is 37G4
News from all parts Of The Western Reserve,
which stall gavea larger l:epubllcan majority
than the State at large, shows heavy Republican
losses. The general opinion among Democrat.
and Liberal Republicans here is that the Re.
nutliCAns have lost the State.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09
DEATH OF A PROMINENT MARYLAND LAWYER

EAsToN, TALBOT COUNTY, ND, Oct 8, 1872.
James Lloyd Martin Esq, a leading mem
ber OF the Easton bar, and universally beloved
by the people Of Talbot County, died at his
residence here this morning, of disease of the
0nln. The town is in gloom. His funeral
taxes place on Thursday. Mr.. Martin was the
mt States attorney of Talbot County under
the constitution of 1850, serving two terms.
He was also in early manhood a member of
the Legislature
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09
LOUISIANA.

SHREVEPORT, Oct. 1.--R. j. Wright. Clerk
0rthe District Court, and his brother, W. y.
wright, Deputy Sheriff. We're killed this morn
ing by chief of police Sherrod, and police Of
hcer shepherd. Friends of the Wrights armed
themselves with shot guns, found and killed
shepherd, and are searching in every direc-
ton for sherrod. All concerned belonged to
the same political marty.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09

city gentleman who had recently bought a
plcce in one Of the rural district, rather amazed
a. enelghbors by appearing in his meadow with
aHythe in one hand and an umbrella in the
otler. When our informant came away there
We five doctors sitting on the fence, sharpening
thl!r knives, and even potato bugs had dropped
thelr implements Of labor and were watching
th8mans man9uvers
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09
Tho Georgia Eiection-6o,O 900 Ma
jority.

SAVANNAH, TIA, Oct. S.-The Morning Newa
has received official returns from log counties
giving Saith a majority Of 50,61l. There are
3 counties TO hear from which will doubtless
sweiI the majority 10 $4,000.
ATLANTA, Oct. S.-To-day, though every
thing IS perfectly quiet, the United States
commissioner has a company of soldiers on
hand, while he is trying some men charged
with lhtlmidating voters at the election
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09
rENAS.

New ORLEANS, Oct, s.--A Galveston,
(TeNas) dispaic from the United States Mar
5hal Kundel, announces the arrest of the
, Flynn brothers, sons of the postmaster of Ty-
, ter, Texas charged with robbing the mail
They made desperate resistance before they
we're secured.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09

An iton church ra5 raceAt.7, nped from New
ORR u Gaiiao, Soutl Aintr.s II il comnos,d
entirely Of iron. being one hnte nd thirty
1T 'en9 hy siNty-fse ieet wiz and comprises.
he-'de' The main building. a vestrv. dead house,
tower, stteple, hei.y aud altar. Ii - also accom-
panied by fine organ. The entire expense of the
contract amounted to SljO,oou
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09
DAILY GAZETTE.
stated Democratic Meet,nos

.Clty Executive Committee meet. every Mon.
~ evening. at o'clock. ''''"
0ree'ey n Brown Campaign Club meets ey-
- Tuesday evening at o'clock.
German Democratic Club meets every Wed
needay evening, at 8 o'clock.
democratic Association of Wilmington meets
evefy Friday evening at $ O'Clock.
Amer'c'is lnb meets every Wednesday even.
ing Morrow's building, oll Market streeet.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09

The Age says: The most serious evils Of this
contest tall upon our city 1t now is in the condi-
t'oo that New York would have been ii Tweed,
inoeead OF being driven from power, had been
win the help Of the Federal government. endorsed
ana applauded and installed in some hiph Office
Ihs fresh sweep and scope which that would have
Gven TO his power. Is now gwen to our "Ring"-
rAey take fresh license and fresh start IRON
thaes which Is peculiarly their victory The acts
paIuoned IN 1erkes and Hartrantt will soon be-
ectpsed by frauds and populations that will be
TOO great burden even for the long suffering peo-
PAof Philadelphia. For though what Democrats
ana Heformers call fraud is now endorsed as hon.
ess enough tor Radicasm. this will not long stand
aecepted as the popular verdict. Defeat in the
ueDnce OF the best interests OF our State and c,ty
canes with 1t presage Of future victory
The Press says: Grlve and momeutous trusts
have again been coniided to men we conceive to
o. unworthy. 1t is. however, in the nature OF
t.angs that the agencies again fastened upon the
STATE may profit by experience. and satiated with
ao0ndant wealth and weary of tempting opportu-
nis'es, may turn over new leaf-mlke, IN fact,
anew book OF better administration for the future
II 80, we shall confess ourselves mistaken and be
as free to praise AS we have been bold to oppose
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09
AWoman Accidentally shot,

PHILApEIpHiA, Oct, S.--At half.past II
o'clock tonight Mary Ann.Jones, ,colored. .resid-
ing at No. Gil Alaska street, was shot and
instantly killed by James Lambert, colored.
The latter was carelessly handling a weapon,
when it was accidently discharged.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09

lawyer, notorious for brow beating witnesses
sid man on the stand in case of assault and
leo1ery, what distance he was from the parties
i IN the assault happened He answered. "lust
o. feet nine inches and half" "How came
q to know so exact 2" said the counsel. "Be-
Al expected some fool or other to ask me, -
q he, sand l measured it."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09
The Horse Disease in Canada.

sToRoNro, Canada Oct. s.--The disease aln o ng
hDrses here continues. anl there is scarcely a
horse in the city fiji for work The interruption
10 business . becoming very serious. Merchants
are unable = ship or get goods irorl the depots.
There are no hacks on the stands
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09
Election in the Distric. of coIumbis

The election in the District of Columbia to.
day wa, attended with but few disturbances,
which the police promptly suppressed Gen.
N.P Chipman Republican, the present dele
gate III Congress was reelected BY 563s ma
lortN, and the Republicans elected nineteen
out of twenty-five delegates of the Legi,la-
tive Assembly. Chipman's majority slows
Republican gain of 1920 over the last vote.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09
N AR r IE D,

MARRIED..
CAM RON RICHARDSON ON Tuesday oeto.
Der >th. BY Friend ceremony. AT tae residence If
Tue brides iather, q. :. cameron 10 Lucy j.
- y Creek, nelr Wilmington.
"lth the ah"Ke announce mcnt We received gen :
etna, rit,r ni aeltc4u' cake. for which the h,Nny
t7nhle VIII trrept our thanks, with sincere wishes
ior their future hanpi "ss
MI f'lll IL -MArCnLfr.--l4 this city. on the
~ "t Ntttrer. by l.sF. Dr. Frost. Of Trinity
Church, Gharies ". Mitchell of Baltimore t1
Matte Il t5u .hier ot samuel Matcheti. Of will
iHia~' 81, j. t ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09
Political.
DEMocRATic MEETING.

/ D~NNssS NE IuWC.
4 meeting Of the Democratic and Conservativs
S.thens OF New Castle hundred will be held al the
court House. in New Castle, on @"'
saturday Evening, Oct. ~, 1917,
~ na,i past : O'Clock. The meeting will be ably
and eloquently addressed by '
JOHN O'BYRNE, ESQ.
All those ~, are in favor of honest aud good
government arc requested 10 attend
.,,- BY ORDER OF THE EXE. COM.
ost7-ot of New Castle hundred,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09
Latest from PENNSYLVANIA.
Auditor Gen. Cover,

The latest returns from Pennsylvania give
Reading city complete for Buckaew 5 ma.
lorityi Dauphin county, estimated 1000 ma
jority for ilartranft. Lancaster county, esti
mated 1900 majority for Hartranft Monroe
county, estimated Zoo for Euckalew
Sorthampton county, estimated 3. 100 majority
for Buckalew. Erie City, lIartrantt a35.
Erie county conceded to IIartranft . 800.
Westmoreland county abont i,l50 ne ~
for Buckalew Columbia City give.
ranft 80. Buck county gives Ilartrae -
majority Sunbury, liartranft 2i9 ma iJrity;
Allegheny county, iIartranft :, 900 majority.
Bad gle, York comfy, gives Hartrantt il
majority; Hanover gives him - majority,
Pittston gives Buckalew 331; West Pittston,
Hartrahfl loo majority, Lycomng, estimated
80 majority for Buckalew-
Cumberland and Bradford counties show
democratic gains.
General James 5. Ncgley has been rc-elect-
ed from the Pittsburg (22d) district by 5000
majority. Alfred c. llarmer reelected from
the Germantown (5th) district by $500 ma
ioritV
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09
GEN. HARTRANFT RETURNS TH,Sks

PHILADELPHlA, Oct. S.-The Union League
House this evening was packed with dense
mass of humanity. Returns from the city
and State We're received and displayed upon a
large transparency to the crowd in the street.
At II O'Clock loud calls We're made for Gen
llartranft. In response he came forward and
thanked the people for what they had done
Tor MN. and then retired. Hewas loudly ap-
plauded. No other speeches were made.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09

|m. NJ. Tweed, it is reported, has sailed
Europe.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09
THE ELECTIONS
The Returns UnfavoYable.
OHIO IN DOUBT.
Pennsylvania Carried by the Cameron
Ring.

Indiana Claimed by the Democrats.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09

Ahe Democrats IN New York claim that there
IL very little doubt that Mr. Hendricks is elected
Governor If Indiana. In Ohio we have cerraiul,.
carried the city of Cinncinnati, eiecting two Con.
gressmen by IA handsome majority; while from
Oieveand VIC learn that in consequence Of the
heavy RADICAL losses in the Western Reserve. the
osd Republican stronghold OF Ohio. 1t is reported
That this great commonw ealth has been carried by
the Democrats and Liberals Later returns ind1.
csss that the Radicals have carried it by several
thoesand
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-09
Organize! Organize!

Is 'ime the Democrats were fully organized
ana prepared for the election in November
Let them go TO work at ouce and o-y,niz. clnbs
"a every school district There is no time to be
lost. New Castle County and the State is sure
for the Democratic tckc, ii every Demoera
will but do his duty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-25

DRIAN MULLEk. AUCTIONEER VALUABLE
"A PROPERTY, lis. no and l22 ELM STREET, VAT AUG
TION.-ADRIAN II. MILLER p r. WILKINS CO.
will SELL auction Tuesday, February "a, at II O'clock
the Exchange Salesroom Ill Broadway Elm street
The Lots of land situate the side OF Elm
street. between Canal and Howard streets, known as Nos
u.s. 100 and .2 Elm street the property large three
story brick building formerly used dstiery IL well
and snbs sntay built and suit able for acturing pur
poses lot Is front by feet deep Maps the office
s,f The ucfto
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new YORK HERALD SUNDAY FEBRUARY 2 e72-TRpLE SHEET

AMUsEMENT~.
5l4 THEIRS aazA7ms %
J. JOSH II HART. Sh Ssass.s.
MARKED, CONTINUED, and UNPRECEDENTED Sue
CESS Of the Great Novelty Troupe. :
< Always presenting to the public NEW NOVEL <
oSsr a n that s ssn s
ever been seen The programme for the coming :,
/ on the same evening 4
MINsTRELsY. N
I MONDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY Is. first ap. I
MISS soPsE 4 w s,i siY IN four years.
MISS SOPHIE sEss IRENE w woass..
: in the musical Ourle;P VIon (
thereby enabling the manager to Introduce In y
,.,ss .on',rn THE THREE SISTERS.
MISS JENNIE w ,Sass sEEsE woHhEII'
" SOPHIE ' Mss IsSsE' MISS JENNIE!
! ! J
WIZ be produced with new Scenery. now Proper <
MISS IRENE WORRELL VENUS.
MISS JENNIE WORRELL az MERCURY.
All the Old !aE'I;j i''f %st,s e conjunction
MR.. JOHN HART N
Mr.. JOHN WILD. SAM hickey
l MIR. CHAs. WHITE. !
x MR. LARRY TOULEY. GuION STOUTE.I
/ sIGNOR FRANCIS
O MISS JENNIE WORRELL .
MISS LILLE HALL. N
I MISS JENNIE HUGHES,
< MISS KITTY o,NErr. MISS ADA Bray (
O MISS EMMA MADDOX, o
N MISS KITTY SILSTON, N
and many others. in varied and entertaining
NEW BURLLsQuE;
D NEW SONGS. &c. o
I 1 o N,
MISS SOPHIA wQRRELL. K
o v N U s, o
MISS IRENE woRRELL.
x u II Y,
o MISS JENNIE woRREL
U Pts R,
K MISS LILLE HALL.
o ALL THE COMPANY IN THE CAST. O
N MATINEE N
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
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A DRIAN II. MULLER p. R. WILKINS 4 CO., AUG
n tioneers.-Spendid Residence 81 Columbia Heights,
Wednesday, February s y ~ at exchange Sales
House, between Mdtagh and Cranberry Streets
minutes walk from Fulton crry fine river view; bouse
built in superior manner and complete with
icnce. Maps NO. Pine street.
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DAUCHY JOHNSON, AUCrIONEERs-wILL SELL
IL on Thursday, 29h, 10Y O'clock 1 Second avenue
large elegant Household Furniture. Nevet,
Tapestry and Brussels Carpets Rugs Pier and Mante MT
rors hne OIL Paintings, Cnrle Hair and Spring Mat
tresses Feather Beds Pillows Bedding, &c also Her
rings Parlor Safe maIoe Dining Room, Basement and
Kitchen Furniture CaalosDes further PARTICULARS In
Anne.
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A J.BLEECKER, SON { co. AUCrIoNEERs

TUESDAY, March 5. 1879,
nj ~ NJ Exchange Salesroom, III Broadway Fifth
and Eigntyfh street. lot southeast Fifth
and Ninieth street, one lot, southeast corner;
East Fyst street. superb French Flat Honse No. 1885,
between Third and Lexington complete specimen
OF the French system.
Clinton street. brick Houses, Nos 48 and &c. between Rv
1ngton and Stanton Streets
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j. BLEECKER, SON h CO., AUCTIONEERS.
"A. Wednesday, February 90,
At ~ M, at Exchange SalesrOom, Ill Broadway.
Sixth avenueOne lot southeast Fynrsi street,
ME 1905 on avenue, by Is on street.
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-
GRAND OPERA HG EEss'E.4||sHsEzEI,
THIS SUNDAY ,s s5sH5i AT 1'0H1''
GRAND MUSICAL EEs sRyiS4s BY ALL TIE oHEAS
he Il
sale OF 4aE HSTs BANDIT
THE rAni5 SaH szsSfs Ss1SS STrnA CON.
xu MULLER
Eur0ps'.p EH sfasfsi baritone
the grand dr s9sas pTims donna.
the Youthful and sE sRsTT1Gs operate ginger
'f TGL TSsS.sp'
the '''0mf nsSsl conductor.
the worlds greatest Cornet.
Choice selections from all the most popular compositions
AZ 1TEsA H2gsh GRAND OPERA COMPANY
o
Ia. The to
'0f another "i n6S s2%Te R%Rsrso, FEB, 49,
when VIII be produced tor the first time here these great
opera, In three acts,
THE THREE RE S sgAsI DONNIE
fsS SzEEiII
Il gs,. pS1ses e
HHSsSS re- SSSsGs
- The departure Of the MULDER-FABBRI COMPANH
on sn En'ea ss 70. ., which
evening.
SCALE OF PRICES.
r,araaet and par9uet Balcony 81 30; Dress Circle
Family Circle entrance Twentyourh street) 80 cents
Promenade tickets 5 cents Seats be secured at the
box office; Schrmer 7c1 Broadway all the principal hotels
and Erie Office the junction OF broadway, Twentyhrd
The preparation of the gorgeous spectacle LALLA
ROOKH 10 far advanced that Its production MONDAY
EVENING, March II, Is decided upon
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L,OR sALE-THE LEASE OF BUILDING ON SIXTH
syenue and Broadway near Thirtyfourth street. suit.
able Tor first class retail business; principals
dealt with Address r. w., Herald Uptown Branch Office,
laos Broadway.
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nANILL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER, 62l BROAD
~ way, will give his personal attention 70
BALES OF FURNITURE AT PRIVATE RESIDENCES
Many years experience enables him guarantee entire
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UCTION sALE-ON MONDAY, AT 1914 O'CLOCK, AT
"A elegant private residence 252 West Forysecond
street seventh Rosewood Pianoorte magnlh
Mirrors. Paintings BronLes, Etageres Ia
blD Bookcase, Buffet Dining Table, China, snyerware,
and walnut Chamber suits, Mattresses, Bedding,
Velvet Brussels Carpets, &c. Sale positive.
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@ HERMAN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF
-. readymade Clothing Gents Furnishing Goods &C. BY
virtue will SELL Tuesday, February "a, at
loS O'clock a Is Bowey tne entire Stock Of Clothing
mere and Doeskin Vests Cloth and Cashmere
Frock Sack Goats also large lot OF Taors' Trmmnes
the entire Store Fixtures. viz, Counters Desks Safes Sew
ing Machine, shelving &C. Also, at IL O'clock large lot OF
Boots shoes BroQans CATERS Slippers Hats Caps, &C.
Sale positive; dealers invited AAkONS, City Marshal
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A N OLD ESTABLISHED COAL YARD, IN A CENTRAL
~ location sale Fully equipped and doing good cash
business Particulars and for selling by VIM
ABBOTT, No. City Hall place.
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FOR SALE.
RARE CHANCE.-A FIRST CLASS GROCERY TO
"A be Nd cheap account Of the gong to Europe
Apply at store, northwest Barrow and Hudson
Streets - ID. H. HELMS.
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L,ENCINo AND BOXING ACADEMY. % WEST FOURTH
street. near Broadway Boxing taught In twelve lee
sons. Send or call for circuarA Colonel MONSTERY,
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NEARsHAL's sALE.-RICHARD WALTERS, AUCTION
M eer will sell Monday, l0a O'clock at salesroom,
81 East Broadway, .
sWheeer Wilson'S, Singers, Grover Bakers cabinet
and other Sewing Machines. In perfect order.
- barrels of Hams and Shoulders.
% dozen Washboarls.
5bacs Feathers 81 bags Hair. Office Furniture, 30.
CHARLES e. WAITS. Marahai
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AHTUSKMKNrS-


RTH AVENUE THEATRE
g West Twenyf0urth next Broadway Begins At
sole Lessee ana Manager .........MR AUGUSTIN DAILY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-25

J. BLEECKER, SON / CO., AUCTIONEERS.
"A. Elegant brown stone Houses and Lots
West Twenty-sixth street. Sixth avenue,
Tuesday, March 5, 1872
Two three story, brown high stoop and basemen
Houses Nos les III, containing all the improve
altered for business purposes and immediate
given terms favorable; title perfect Map
~ "a Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-25

IA An immense stock OF
first class Cabinet Furniture
at prices defying competition. 49,
In OF and unsurpassed facilities for
enabled sell finer Furniture at lower
prices than other class establishment In this
IVY variety of elegant paror Library Chamber and
Dining Room Suits made the most substantial manner
and the newest designs N. BGuaranee to all intending
purchasing who call and examine this mammoth socs that
Shey will ind the styles and workmanship superior and
prices low that they cannot possibly fail In being suited
All goods warranted.
wAREROOMs 5si BROADWAY, st. Nicholas Hotel Build