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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-05
By Lee & Godtin. Ancioueers,
lli3 MIN street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L FARM IN THE COUNTY OF FLryANNA,
on BYRD GREEK, CONTAINING TWO nun
DRIED AND THIRTY ACRES of T.ANU.-Ry
virtue Of Il deed Of trust cNe.rted by William &.
::ncli, trustee for Mrs. l.. Is. cnCCd, dated eth iy
Of January. 1868, and OF record in lite clerk cftcr
Of ElTrgnna COUNTY. W.. %. B.. -, p. s6,j to 5ecgrc
10 john {. Hughes the payment OF two ~nrgotill.a
Noes C0r iifteer hundred ind cighty-fvc dciir5s
(Sl.1s5I arl iyg hundred and fortyrthrcc dollars
$50, md drEanI, having been made In Tic paymc,,
OF the frs,-naincd note, md being rcIuir..t ~ Ia do
by HE ho!.cr or said note, /! shalt proceed 20 sell. on
the premises. on TUESDAY, l?th day ~ Noyam-
her. I<7?. ~ !: O'Clock NJ. the properly described In
salt dcca-,o wit:
That piece or parcv! Of L.AND lying and Icing In
the county Of ffrranua. on Ezra creek. and con.
raining TWO HrNpHED AID THIRTY ACREe,
being the same real estate conveyed IN the saii
william Is. Sr2cI. trustee. as aforesaid. hy Join G.
Hughes ~ decd dated 2sth January, lee. and thc
sane !:t!lc-itcd by SAIL hughes hy The laGt will al
John Furacs-sald decd and viii being Of ,ecor1iu
The County Court clerks office OF Fiuvannac county.
Trims: S~,tAlc!cit IN cash 10 defray expenses Of
executing this truat and 70 pay of said note Of
1855 with interest finn Isl January. 1863, until paid;
ba!ancc nj such time as said William .. sncad or hi.
per.o0li representative may direct.
us2S y. NJ. LEE. Trustee.
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, several very
L desirable HOUSES in the town OF Manchester
suitable either FOR residences or for business pur'
pose, anI any number OF LOTS III
various parts of the town.
Also, several FARMS In Chesterfield and ada
ont counties, some OF which are lirst. class estilca
living on janis river above and below ltichInono,a al
prices exceedingly reasonable
oc 10 u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-05
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioueers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

7 ARGE SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
IL BUILDING LOTS IN MANCHESTER, On
HULL AND DECATUR STR EETS, AT AUG
WEDNESDAY, 9th November, ut !
o'clock p. M., We viii sell upon the premises NINE
VERY VALUABLE LOTS OH The east Side, OF
Hui! Tor Main) street. beginning tWcnty-aiX icei
south OF Ludlow street aud extending 10 NaiS-
worth street, each Is by 1876 feet to an alley.
Also, L LOTS on west side Of Decatur street
at It's Intersection with the Sotiti line OF iIuus0"
street, each rs ly - feet.
This property Is within two squares Of the bridge,
the most OF It on the main business street OF Mari-
chester, hear to the mills. and valuable as sites for
business or manufacturing purposes, and for dwell
ings, 50 much In demand for operatives Ut the mills.
TERMS At sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-05

TSTABLISHED, 1901. LIME
hMANE-S STEAM DYErNG ANDsCOURING
ADVERTISEMENTS, 420 Broad and 724 Main
street. Eodies' Dresses, Shawls. Clcaks, and SACKS,
and also Gentlenen's Garments, cleaned, dyed in
any color, or secured in the best lnanncr. PaiticH-
lar attention paid to hid Gloves. a great selection
OF Fgncy Goods and Toys at my store No, 42O
Broad street.
Sc zsS&n l.. L1NSEMASN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-05
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE MADE A
SPECIALITY.

OFFICE, No. 5 MARSHALL HILL. CORNER RATK
AND TENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-05
No" GIPiTBBs E WTLLIAMS, Auctioneers.

GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an order
- OF the Chsncery Court Of the city of Richmond
dated October IS, is72, In The case of Imboden rS.
Hunt. I shrll proceed 10 sell on the 18TH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1872, ut II O'Clock "A: a.. at the ware
house mt the Richmond and Danvilic depot. about
two tons Of ASBESTOS. upon II credit of ninety
days. the purchaser executing bond with good securi-
JOHN W. WRIGHT,
no2 Sheriff City Richmond.
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The amendment Of the Hon. John i. Lewis,
United Stiles senator, has beer adoptei by Congress.
The bankrupt law now, rs amended, eXelnpts $500 III
money, $1,000 In land or personal! property. State
exemption Of 1850, and wifc's dover. al 2c-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-05

WANTED, TO RENT 4 HOUSE with
w a. ar DIV rooms. In q ~ple,sInt neighborlood.
,ddrrss ~. J. H., 41o Hancock street, Richmond.
- TrfN rr
The New York herald., 1872-11-18
THE SUNDAY CONCERTS.

The concert last night ut the Grand opera House
was q popular success, Rubinsten and Wieniawski
filing the immense theatre In every part. The
great Russian pianist played with his accustomed
briancy, but the hOnors of the evening were fairly
carried of by the Polish viOlinist who gave the
Carnival OF Venice" for an encore. Classical
music has its votaries but the popular heart beats
more readily at hearing the popular pieces. 1t was
consequently great treat to many persons to hear
familiar air by so great an artist. The genuine
merit of these performances, however apart from
the brilliancy OF both the programme and the exc
cution, was in bringing together nearly three
thousand people, q majority OF whom would not
have heard either OF these celebrities but for the
opportunity Afforded them by low prices and
Sunday performance.
The third grand concert by the Italian Opera
Company ut Wailack's last night was well attended.
The programme was q strictly classical one, Janet,
RoDconi and Sonora SAM being the chief attrac-
tionS.
The New York herald., 1872-11-18
ALABAMA POLITICS.

Arrest OF Two Members Elect or the L.e0s
islnturc by the United states Marshall
Violation of the Election Law Alleged.
MONTGOMERY, Nov II, 1872.
Messrs. Morgan, Kimbro and McNeill, conserva.
tives, who have certificates OF election as members
OF The Legislature, arrested by United States
Deputy Marshal to-day between Selma and Union
town. They stopped at Selma and 1t is reported
that the Marshal ia to take them to Mobile.
The Marshal said that he had instructions not
to take bail. The offence charged Is some
violation or the election law. This Will make tho
political complexion Of the Legislature doubtful ON
organization, rs the carrying OF the prisoners to
Mobile will involve several days. delay The lib
erals and conservatives would have majority in
the House II the arrested parties were allowed to
take their seats. The Legislature meets tomOr-
row.
The New York herald., 1872-11-18
MR. THURLOW WEED.

The Patriarch Of Politics I'm o Critical
Condition OF Health mt His Home in
Twelfth street, but Somewhat Better
than q Week Ago.
Mr.. Thurlow Weed has been for the last week or
two confined to his room at his residence in West
Twelfth street. He is suffering from an Old trouble,
the chronic effect of sunstroke that occurred two
years ago. He is daily visited by numbers Of his
friends, and receives, perhaps more letters than
any other politician living. At present hls health
seems to be getting somewhat better than II was a
week ago, and hopes are strong that the veteran
celebrity will not yet for long time be called from
his place In tue constellation q public genius
The New York herald., 1872-11-18

Cleaned rom tine Knowredge that these great bands
and bolts OF steel are only intended to bear the
strain OF the guys and will nave nothing
to do with bearing the main strain
OF support. The total weight OF stone
In the tower is estimated at sixty eight thousand
tons and the average weight OF the blocks OF
gianite is six tons. The lightest blocks used
weighed about two tons and the heaviest seven
tons and half. Up to the present time there have
been about
FOURTEEN LIVES LOST
IN the construction OF the Brooklyn pier, including
those who died from the effects OF air pressure in
the caisson. The tower will be carried up about
lorty Ieet higher than 1t has at present reached,
ana the great ten-inch cables, the chief supports
oI the spanning wires, will be carried over the
top p ana anchored to the ground nearly nine hum
urcd ieet In rear OF the site OF the piers. The as
cenaing grade from the piers to the centre OF the
nruSe WIN De sixteen feet, but this will be almost
!mpeIceptble when seen from the river. The
lower Is not, as most persons would suppose, q
sonu mass OF masonry, but is penetrated TO the
water level with two great wells or shafts, about
e&,sneen & or twenty feet square and 1lS feet deep.
lme nhhks ana centre OF the tower, marked on the
outside by buttresses, are solid. There are now
aaoout hity men engaged on the Brooklyn tower,
Dut on the New York side there is a larger number
employed and the work is being pushed with great
vlgor.
The New York herald., 1872-11-18
THE CITY OF THE SAINTS.

Suicide OF q BOokkeeper-Attcmpt ptcd
Burglary and n Warm Reception.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Nov II, 1872.
w. T. Bowers, bookkeeper OF the Tribune OF this
city, was found dead this morning, near the Hot
Springs, having committed suicide by shooting
himself through the head with q Derringer. His
wife committed suicide several weeks ago, and he
has been drinking heavily since. Delirium tremenS
was probably the cause OF the decd.
Five men attempted burglary at the house OF q
Mr.. Cummings last night, their object being to
steal certain vauables IN the house. One OF the
men entered q room in which Cummings was and
Cummings shot him. He fired at Cummings in re-
turn, and then escaped with his comrades.
The weather Is cold and clear, and the canyons
ore filled with snow.
The New York herald., 1872-11-18
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsnINGTON, d. O., Nov. 1S-l A. M.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 49, A. M.
Synopsis for the Past T,oenty- four Hours.
The barometer has risen over all the Atlantic
States, with generally fair weather ana north
westerly to southwesterly winds and northwestery
winds and cloudy weather on the Gulf On the
Lower Lakes and thence to the Ohio Valley cloudy
weather and westerly winds prevail. In the North
west and thence over the Upper Lakes and south
ward to Illinois and Missouri westerly to northerly
winds and partly cloudy and very cold weather
PROBABILITIES.
In the Northwest and thence to Michigan and to
the Ohio Valley very low temperatures northwest
erly winds and clear weather; In the Gulf States
northeasterly winds and cloudy weather and rain
on the western Gulf; in the South Atlantic States
northeasterly winds. high barometcrs and partly
cloudy weather; on the Lower Lakes, and thence
by the afternoon over the Middle States, slowly
falling barometer, southwesterly winds and partly
cloudy weather; In New England northwesterly
to southwestery winds and partly cloudy weather,
with diminishing pressure
The New York herald., 1872-11-18

cnurcn, preached there yesterday on the de-
velopment of the grain Of mustard seed into a
tree. Christ was that seed and the Church is
the tree in which the fowls of the air may
lodge. From the same sermon as a base,
Father STAIRS traced the progress ofthe Catho-
lie Church, taking substantially the same ideas
STAIRS looks forward to the time when the
mustard seed of Catholicism in this country
shall become the wide-spreading tree. Father
Merrick diversified a similar line of thought
by claiming that the Roman Catholic Church
is the elect and only true Church. Father
Lory, in Jersey City. preached on prayer.
The New York herald., 1872-11-18

On here that the government would not oe-
part from its peace policy toward the tribes,
and that they might continue in their exhila-
rating and profitable business of rapine and
murder with impunity. They have active
allies in Mexico and ready market for their
plunder. and they are not very likely to be
dissuadsd from taking ''the bad road by
Quaker pats on the back and presents of wax
dolls. In Spring. when the grass begins to
grow and the ponies to fatten, we shall, doubt
less, see the effects of the arrangement with the
Kickapoos. In the meantime, would it not
be well for the administration, while so careful
of the lovely savage, to consider the claims of
the outraged people of Texas on the protec-
zion of the government?
The New York herald., 1872-11-18

EXPENDITURE OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
According to our Washington dispatches the
expenses of the War Department now are
thirty millions of dollars year. It is stated
that the cost of this branch of the public SER
vice has been decreasing at the rate of about
half million year, and that this reduction
will go on till the expenditure will hardly
exceed twenty millions annually. Thirty mil
lions year appears to be large and unneces-
sary cost of this Department in time of peace.
and we hope the government will bring it
down as soon as possible The vast facilities
which our railroad system affords for trans
porting troops, munitions and supplies will
enable the government to accomplish as much
with o smaller army as it did some years
ago with larger one. The Department needs
chiefly an ample supply of the best modern
arms. With this and well-drilled militia for
local and extraordinary occasions the mere
nucleus of o standing army is only necessary.
The Ex-EMPREss EUGENE, at her late fete at
Chiselhurst on Friday last, was honored by
tho presence of many visitors from Paris, who
came with their friendly compliments. But
more significant than these friendly compli-
ments were the bouquets received from
number of French regiments serving at
Versailles In these bouquets we have the
explanation of the rigid exclusion by President
Theirs of the Bonapartes from France, and of
his vigilance over the French army Paris
sighs for the trade and the splendors, and
the army for the glory of the Empire, and
there is tradition among the exiled Bona
parties that after the Republic comes the EN-
pire. But nous ve,roms, says President Theirs.
LITTLE DELAwARE-THE BLACK BALANCE OF
PowEn.-Tho popular vote of Delaware on
Presidential electors was, in 1861
For seymour. l0,9S0
For Grant .......................... 1923
Seymour's majority ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1857
The highest vote Of the State on Presidential
electors in 1872 was:-
FOR Grant. lI,lIo
For Greeley .......................... Io2oo
For OCon0r ............... .................. 4S7
Grants majority over Greeley on highest
electoral vote, $40; over all 423 Total
popular vote in 1868, 1903; total popular
vote in 1872, 25,SO7. Increased vote Of 1872,
1904. This increase is mainly from the ad-
dition of the black vote to that Of 1865, when
the fifteenth amendment was not in force.
The blacks, therefore, may claim the credit Of
revolutionizing sLittle Delaware
The New York herald., 1872-11-18

PRINCE BISMARCK, who has been seriously
ill, is reported to be improving; King ANA
deus, who has been very sick man, is also
reported as getting better. These frequently
recurring attacks of Prince Bismarck, however,
to a man of his age and broken constitution
from exhausting labors, lead to the apprehen-
sion that his tenure of life is very uncertain.
King Amadeus, on the other hand, young and
strong. may survive to battle the revolutionists
of Spain for many years /; but at the best
ss,,ncasy lies the head that wears crown"
The New York herald., 1872-11-18
+ e A N @ e.
Parliamentary Parties in Caucus and Reports
Of Progress and Prospects.
Monarchism Abandoned as Rallying Cry-Itin-
Grant Radicalisr, Condemned-Prayer
for the Assembly.
IElEcRAms TO THE NEW YonK HERALD.

PARIS, Nov. IT, 1872.
The members OF the several great leading Par
liamentary parties into which the National Assem-
bly, Is divided held meetings In the city last night
in order to sum up the events Of the past week
and decide upon their future policy.
The monarchists confess that they have been de-
feated and will secure an honorable retreat by
giving their support to the conservative republi-
cans.
All the conservative clement has united In
favor of a motion which will be introduced this
week by Deputy Changarnier condemning NJ. Gam
betta's speech at Tours
The New York herald., 1872-11-18
SHOOTING AFFAIR.
A Game OF Dominoes Resulting in nm At
tempt OF Murder.

tempt OF Murder.
ST. LOUIS, No., Nov II, 1872.
About eight O'Clock tonight, while a large num-
Der OF gentlemen were congregated in the vestl-
bule of the Southern Hotel, Captain Ed. Dix,
wel-knOwn steamboat man, walked up to Robert
W. Estlin, OF New orleans, who was conversing
with some friends, and deliberately shot him In the
left Jaw Estlin fell, and while down he was again
shot by Dix in the left side. After the shooting
Dix gave his pistol to one OF the clerks
friends to the office OF the Chief OF Police, who
dered him to be locked up on four counts. EstliI
was taken to his room, where his wounds were
examined by a surgeon and found to be very
slight. The cause OF the shooting cannot be as
certaned, both parties being very retcent; but 1t
appears that the gentlemen had quarreed few
days before over game OF d0minoes, and II Is
thought the affair tonight grew out OF that
The New York herald., 1872-11-18
THEFT OF SILVER WARE.
Burglars Make ON with Property to the
Value OF $4,000.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Nov. II, 1872.
Between dark and twelve O'Clock on saturday
night thieves Effected an entrance into the estab-
shment OF Wilson & Sons, silver and
plated ware manufacturers, corner Of Fifth
and Cherry streets. The side door was
forced with jimmy, an od-fashiored
vault IN the rear OF ,,a the store was broken ;
amount or $1,000 taken. The booty was removed
in wagon which was seen standing In 'front.' OF the
stofe at about eleven O'Clock. Nothing hyt solid
saver was taken. This Is the second iIES that this
place has been robbed, and ON the frst occasion
entrance was efrectcd In prccisey tis same man
per, There 70 no clue to the thi2tes
The New York herald., 1872-11-18
A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, Nov II, 1872.
destructive fire occurred at Fort Smith ON
Thursday last, destroying property to the amount
OF 100000. The United States Court Rooms the
Marshals ONCE, the Post once and thirteen bust
ness houses, besides q number or dwelling houses.
were consumed. The wind was blowing u gale at
the time, and all efforts to stop the fire were un-
availing for four hours.
The New York herald., 1872-11-18

RoofS-THE RICHARDS FIRE ESCAPE AND HOSE
ELEVATOR, which has been adopted in the cities OF Chi
cago and Boston renders the Mansard perfectly
safe enables the Fire Department TO get their mem
and hose e the top Of The highest roofs IN less than two
are loud in its praise; can be applied any building.
Mr. RICHARDS will sell the right OF this State or
take orders for machines. Full particulars
be had by addressing HENRY A. RICHARDS, box 47o3.
Ne York Pnsfof
The New York herald., 1872-11-18
LOUISIANA ELECTION.
cnoral Beauregard Elected Adminf fss

General Beauregard Elected Adminfss
traitor OF improvements.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. II, 1872.
The total vote OF the parish OF Orleans for Presi.
dent gives Grant 1925 and Greeley 22,6s6. Gree
leys net majority in the State far heard from,
is ,707, including returns mostly Official from all
but two parishes. Beauregard Ii elected Admin
istratOr Oi improvements.
The New York herald., 1872-11-18
THE CAss COUNTY MURDERS.
Indictment by the Grand Jury Of Cass
County, Missouri, of Forty-fOur Citi-
zens.

zens.
KANSAS CRY, No. Nov. IT, 1872
The Times yesterday contained full account Of
the indictng by the Grand Jury OF forty-four cit-
zens of Cass county, Missouri for being implicated
in the Gum City tragedy last April. In this affair
o Judge of Cass county, County Attorney Hines,
and q man named Dutre were taken from train
OF cars by mob and shot for alleged connection
with the lrauiluien: issue OF Cas5 county bonds
1hirty-six OF the indicted men answered the
Sherin-s summons and appeered at court In Har
risonvile yesterday, where they were arraigned.
They plead not guilty, and were released bail to
appear for trial on the fourth Monday In February
next. or the other eight men three were sick and
the remainder out OF the State, but all win soon
report themselves to the proper authorities.
The New York herald., 1872-11-18
ANOTHER BROKEN RAIL.
Fatal Accident ON the Little Rock RaiIs

road.
MEMPHIS Tenn. Nov. II, 1872
The railroad accident, reported Friday night the
Little Rock Railroad, was caused by broken rail.
The engineer It, but too late to stop the train.
and he and the fireman jumped from the engine as
it struck the gap, and were caught under the en-
gine. Putnam, the engineer, was instantly killed.
and the fireman cOored) had one OF his legs broken
and was otherwise injured Conductor Parmaleo
was on the engine and stuck to 1t, and was unin-
jureu.
The New York herald., 1872-11-18

CITY OF KINGSTON, N Y, Nov. II, 1872.
The first snow OF the season fell to the depth OF
over an inch last night The weather to-day is in
tensely cold for the season.
The New York herald., 1872-11-18
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

ST. LOUIS, NO., Nov. II, 1872
The annual meeting Of the American Woman
Suffrage Association will be held in this city, In
Temple Hail. November 20 and 81 Private hos
pitality will be provided for delegates.
The New York herald., 1872-11-18
BOILER EXPLOSION.
bUlLEh EAPLUSlUNs
Two Men Killed and Ono Fatally

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. II, 1872.
The boiler OF a locomotive attached to a freight
train on the Atlantic and Great Western railway
exploded last night at Bowlesburg, near Spring.
and wrecking the train. The engineer and one
brakeman were killed and the fireman fatally
scalded.
The New York herald., 1872-11-18
MURDER OF A CONSTABLE.
Dreadful Deed OF Blood and the Usual
Mystery.

SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. II, 1872.
Thomas Mcnamara, constable OF Lackawanna
township, was found dead on the public highway
near the hotel at Tyroville the outskirts OF this
city, yesterday morning. There is no doubt as to
his having been murdered, as his head
and face are smashed fearfully, and
his hands cut in several places. He evidently re-
ceved the cuts In trying to ward Off the knife OF the
murderer. The affair Is involved in mystery. Mr.
Mcnamara leaves q family His friends have not
the least suspicion as to who committed the crime.
The New York herald., 1872-11-18
A SNOW STORM.

AVCTdBU .
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. ......................4 40
The New York herald., 1872-11-18
Burnett,s NIinInture Toll,

Burnetcs Miniature TOtlets.-Elcgan ant
ASSORTED COLORED BOXES containing complcte
Toilet Appcndage admirably adapted to the Toilet Table
and travellers portmaneau. ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY
PRESENTS. Wholesale By druggists suniry men every
WI
The New York herald., 1872-11-18

A.-Phc best i'm City.-Lord's Cleaning
and Dyelng Offices e3U Broadway near Bieecker street.
nd Hrpa
The New York herald., 1872-11-18

A.-Cftizens and Stra ngers who Desire n.
elegant Dress Business Hat or superior quality shOu
go to ESPENsCHEID Manufacturer, lls Nassau street
The New York herald., 1872-11-18

The Weather In THIS CITY KcstcrdNy.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twentyfour hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD BUILDING
The New York herald., 1872-11-18
Public Prayers for Blessings on tho Far
lament.

ll0memLs
PARIS, Nov IT. 1872
In all the cathedrals OF France to-day special
prayers were offered for the National Assembly and
the blessing of God invoked on its proceedings
Government officials attended the services cs-
corted by details of troops as guards of honor.
The congregations at all the churches in this city
were very large.
The New York herald., 1872-11-18
\ PeriIoua Exneriment.-T,

Perflous Experiment.-To Leave .
cough cold to 'gc well of itself" The chances
HONEY Or HoRRIIouND ANB TAR The remedy is
palatable and prevents all danger doses and tho
Sold by all druggists
FIXES Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
The New York herald., 1872-11-18

A.-.Royal Havaaa Lottery.-Prices Re-
duced. j. b. MARTINEZ co. Bankers. l0 Wall street,
Post Nav y2rk
The New York herald., 1872-11-18

A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l and ~ broadway, corner oi Murray street