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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-04-02
COMMUNICATED.

DUNCANNoN, March 80, 1870.
/\Mr. Editor.--ln consequent of the recent
fires the citizens of this place held q couple
of meetings to decide what to do in the
matter. Two committee were appointed,
one to wait on Mr.. S. A. Black, Supt.,
Middle Division, p. G. II. r. and the other
to solicit subscriptions for money, to pur-
chase buckets, ladders and hooks. The
first committee reported that the II. r. Co.,
were disposed to do the square thing, and
were aware of the fact, that more fire es-
capped from the stacks, than agreed with
property holders health here, and that they
would remedy the matter as soon as posi-
BILE, that they were then substituting new
stacks for the old ones. The second COM
mittee is still on duty. The citizens also
resolved themselves into fire brigade, and
appointed committee to draw up consti-
tuition and bylaws, and report next Tues
day evening. A petition to be presented to
the Legislature, is now in circulation, ask
ing that the Town Council of Duncannon,
be empowered to levy an additional taxof 5
mills, the present tax of five mills not
being sufficient for ordinary expenses.
Judging from the number of signatures,
the measure proposed is popular though |
suppose "Again" will fail to sec it. There
was only four fires on Friday, all slight,
and those starting from sparks thrown
out by the locomotives. The engine that
the factory is still idle.
Several focks of wild geese mot swans
passed over this place to-day. 1t was not n
Big thing on ice in the duckline either
KNlCKERBOCKER.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-04-02

A ParlOr Organ and q Melodeon are Offer
ed for sale Al A BARGAIN. The Instruments
are both new and splendidly finished. For
further information apply at this Office, or
call on or address, Jas. Orr, New Bloom
field A. g. X
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-04-02

ezZy" Johnson's Anodyne LinIment may b.
administered to children with perfect success
in cases of Group, whooping-cough, influenza
and almost any Of the diseases to which the.
are liable.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-04-02

Conference appointments. follow
ing are the appointments Of The conference
of the NJ. L. Church, which recently met
at Lock Haven for tho Carlisle and Juniata
districts.
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PHILADELPHIA Price Current.
Corrected Weekly Jy Jdnney & Atdreps,
No. 1913 MARKET STREET.
PHILADELPHIA, March 80, 1872

Fresh Garden Seeds, among which is a
lot of early cabbage seed of choice variety,
for sale by f. MORTIMER.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-04-02

Sentenced. d.-Shaffner who was convicted
of wife murder at the recent court i'll Har-
risburg was on Wednesday last, sentenced
to be hung, a new trial being denied
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-04-02

aag- Oppression after eating, headache, ner.
vous debility, are the effects Of indigeston.-
One, or two at most of Parsons Purgatiye
Pills will give immediate relief.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-04-02
D|ATFS-

JAcKsoN-At New Buffalo, March Oath, 1872,
William jackson, aged 81 years, month and
25 days.
RITzMAN-On the 18th ult., near Perrys-
vile, Juniata county, Mr.. Henry Ritzman,
aged 61 years, month and IS days.
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Blain Select SchOol.-Summer Session

opens WEDNESDAY,, April 10th, 1879.
GARD. G. PALM, Principal
Miss EMMA NICHOLSON, a graduate Of
Baltimore Female College, will teach Draw
ing, Painting, &C., and give such other as
sistance as may be required.
W. r. CIsNA, M. D., of Ickesburg, will
deliver a course Of Lectures on Physiology,
Hygiene, &c. G10#L
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-04-02
small-Pox at New Buffalo. portion

Small-Pox atNew Buffalo. The portion
of the county around New Buffalo has
been considerably afflicted with. the small
pox, several deaths having occurred from
that disease. The last fatal case was Mr..
VIM. jackson, who died on Sunday week.
Mr.. Jackson was an old and respected citi-
zen Of the county having resided in that
borough for about As years, and had held
the Office of Postmaster, during 25 years
of the time.
The disease at the present time seemed
to be ON the decline, there being now only
one case, and that one was rapidly improv-
ing when our correspondent wrote.
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MARRHAGES.

Moss-KEsLEN-On the 2lst ult., by Rev.
Cannate, at st. Mary's Mission, Mr. Thomas
Moss of Shawnee county, Kansas, to Miss
Margaret Keslen, formerly of this county.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-04-02

NOTICE.-Bool for receiving subscriptions
in to the Capital Stock of the Sherman's Val
ley Railroad, viii be open at Shuman's Hotel in
Landisburg on the 22nd, 23rd and 9th days Of
April, 1872, from 10 o'clock a. m, to O'Clock D. M
landisburg, April 2, 1S72-3t
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Duncannon & bloomfield R. R.-Tho

DuuchHnOu % DlOUHiielu hs hs- i nc
following is copy of the act incorporating
the d. B. & L. railroad. Hii.4
Section 1st. Be it enacted, &C.,
That George Hench, Jacob Bixler, Sam
uel Gutshall, w. w. Mcclure, James
MNeal, John A. Magee, John A. Baker,
B. f. Jnnkin, John II. Shuler, John II.
Shelby, John Jones, William r. Swartz,
o. b. Ellis, John Alister, Jr. James Swartz,
of Perry county, or any five of them are ap-
pointed commissioners TO open books, re-
ceive subscriptions, and organize COM
pany with power to construct a railroad
from or near the borough of Duncannon,
in the county of Perry, by the way of
Bloomfield to Loysville il Tyrone township
in the county of Perry.
Section I'd. The capital stock in said
company shall consist of two thousand
shares fifty dollars each, Pr0cided, That
the said company may from time to time
by vote of the stockholders at meeting
called for that purpose, increase the capital
stock if 1t be deemed necessary to an
amount sufficient to carry out the true in
tent and meaning Of this act. g '3fi3L
Section Sd. That when any section Of
five miles of said road shall be completed,
the said company may use employ and en-
Joy the same in the same manner, as when
'hO S"Vito io"u Sh"ii 10 Noh5Vh "VVcu'
BY the thoughtfulness Of Senator Craw-
ford, the act as passed by the House was
amended, by the addition of clause Civ
ing the company all the privileges grant
ed by the general railroad law Of 1S40, The
house conouued in the amendment and
the act win undoubtedly receive the Cover
nor's approval teaai.i s51ea9 ~
We trust these commissioners will show
the citizens of the county that they mean
to have a railroad built, and as some Of the
persons named in the act of incorporation
are Hrs men, there IS reason to hope for
favorable action. fia iiiH Dad ~ iat eeai
Cheap The variety. OF Wall papers and
borders now Aopeued at 5M0RTIMEIpS.
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DD-We will pay strict attention to the sale of all
Kinds OF country produce, and remit the amounts
5341y
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-04-02

EB- The party referred TO as the "mute
singer" claims THO right to- reply to the
communication Of {" W., we therefor pub
lish the following letter from him
DELIHuIE, March 9lst 1872.
Mr.. Editor Although l cannot startle
the readers of the TIMES with horrible ac-
eident, neither shall attempt to startlc
them with a horrible lie as T" ", - did, and,
as for the future conduct w. is moro de-
sirous TO scandal the mute as he calls him
than to improve his conduct. Very sorry
am ], for w, 10 think that bo does not
lSnowthe difference between leading singing
and teaching music, as never prolessed TO
teach music. w, says, Iappointed singing
which is not true. The supposed, singing
was TO be an evening family sewing. party
some how it got spread and WIS friends
came in and crowded the family out. w.
should have said the school teacher recent
ly tried TO discharge my son for spite, bt,t
did.not get IL done, and whenlhe failed in
that he tried to expel one Of the little girls
and sent me the following lines: " You may
either keep MRIthaat homo or come here
and inform me that ishall lcofftet licr. rlAN.
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EsTATE OF MARY SCOTT DECD : Letters
Scott, late OF Liverpool township, Perry county,
Pa, deceased, have been rantedto the undersign-
ed residing in Liverpool borough Perry CO., Pa.
TO make immediate payment, while those having
claims win present them duly authenticated for
se'tlementte 20 da AMOS RHoApEs
February e. 'ls7I q q q rAdminllsiralOrq
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Cheap The variety, OF Wall papers and
borders now A0pened at M0RTIMEHrS.
Prices from 81 cents per bolt up,
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County Price Current.

NEWPORT MARKETS.
corrected Weekly by Rough, Snyder & Cb.l
nrAIFus TN
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A LII KINDS OF JOB PRINTING
IA Neatly executed at the bloomfield Times
steam job Once. 1YntIfWT AE 4t
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Tuesday, Aprtl 2, 1879.

LoCAh DEPABrMEN n.
The New York herald., 1872-08-02

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PARTIES IN
terssted est that the commssi9ners apIointsd under
Board Of Aldermen, on Thursday Aug l, 1872 at
- O'clock r. NJ e examine into Ihe facts and crcdm Ire I'M
Mayer, &c. OF the city of New York with the following
named PERSONS to wis
2,22}-smiih 4 Noonan, J. D. Moore, assisnee. 18th
Poye C. aveNae a Randall asssnce
seseny-seyonh street regulating aud grading First
john L. Brown, regulating and grading curb gut
ter and fag Tenth avenue between Manhattan and I55h
John L. Brown First avenue regulating. grading
an9 setng curb ana gutter stones between Nnesecond
Ss2iJoseph Pickard 10th street. regulating grading
and setting curb and gutter stones Fifth avenue to Har
-R W. Trnndy-Award Of contract for paving Fourth
men!, Robbins process and Fifth street from Bowery to
paving with seeey concrete pavement Eleventh street,
amon os paving W seeey
pavement Howard street. between Broadway and Mercer
John s. Masterson 10th street., regulating grading
@ street ss regans grading
curb gutter ana flag between Broadway and Eighth ave-
IS5.smith Eceuan. % Madison avenue eewer, between
ssl sn1 ssns ''l paw
ioaMatthew Baird sxtiet eth. street stone block paw
Bsifd For fourth Street stone block
s..s srse stone block
paving between First and al, Eth avenues
ing Third avenue and Mount Morris square.
1@o5-Rishard Cunningham, Fourth avenue, cross
200s- Richard A.. Cunningham Fourth avenue, cross.
walks from southwest to northeast corner Fourteenth
GSnnlnghsm s % alks Eighth ave-
2s72-John Hogan, finishing granite basin heads and
ssfH HSsfEn sg1AfHS5sR 24H vossa commissioners.
The New York herald., 1872-08-02
HORsEss, CARRIAGES, &C.
A I TIE ASCTION HOUSE OF
~ JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL,
Office and saesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post office.

opposite the Post office.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
o Of our business Is CONDUCTED at our
no and Ia East 9rs ansia Fourth avenue
SALES rs
= CATALOGUE or EHis DAYS FRiD1ij SALE,
ELEGANT TEAM Al AEoop * BAY CARRIAGE HORSES
lslE hands. and years old; Kind and tlae in ali har
@ % SS srSs s sss f as sYs
team, and warranted scund also set tine Harness and
d5tF sAF P4s hShsH q ass n soSa 4G& Sdi oLp
kna M sR % an rSer y su sSSa S
FOUR TEeIGp ifs boG CARR BUT LITTLE usED
81 w. HOME e IsA HANDS. YEARS SO OLD, KIND KIND
6od c1R BY ADAMS
koRREL HORSE, iS,4 HANDS, SYEARs OLD, KIND
SADDLE 1ces and d'S sSe driver and WAR;
faned sound sTfSERs AlfS IL f1Ssf Eoxb "%d %hoos
BAY MARE, l51f HANDS, YEARS OLD, KIND AND
wagon good traveller stylish
49, -FOUR SEAT DEPOT WAGON.
snY oS sipS n5S BmER HORSE
as s%hh iii S$ SsSSs oln KIND AND
excellent horse for general business Also set Harness
BLXGk seae GoxF,t StE FAIRNESS AND TWO WHEELED WA
BEAUTIFUL BLACK PONY, l4k HANDS, Z YEARS
Old Kind and true IN all harness and under saddle free
bExcK s Il moRsR, es isx Hands, YEARS OLD, KIND
sSs Sss aSf ss's AMP
wfrsSSsSs BRS%@ S%R ls HANDS, YEARS oLD KIND
f's oLD KIND
sEyERAh a'oS oTEfk fS0f oRsEs SRsh DESCRIPTION
Top and A ANetop Wagons. phaetons, Depot and Road
Weather never intorferes with our sales.
avn ,,p,t., c.rp
FINE AND AeeAfs hSp HORSES,
!, 4 4 $GSS
FIFTH AVENUE.
The entire stock ofA H Elliott, ESQ.,, Of New Orleans
ana now called sa.deniy away and must sell without
ns%tsn eaSs OF parties locking for something extra fine and
BsauI GIG ,e. bay Ethan Allen Geanfs M hands
old; have fine style and symmetry; can scarcely be dis
snfa Pc s
locomotive are broken 70 al harness. and are warranted
0 "nH danH s%p naaR Horse s high
Say Siaf horse; has long lc%ins name ana tai. SIsh
da 0 Sy ars
eS9a ~ SINGLE and double ana
years Old sired By Young Morrei and raised in vermont
has record of ~ at Mystic Park, and won the
ssns
tricks can be driven by any one; is free from spot
blsmlsh, and must be seen seen 70 be appreciated >
years old raised by Charles Backman Esq IN Orange
mare she can beat three minutes to wagon; has never
been trained for speed but thinks with handling
she can beat 40 she be driven by lady and Is
warranted to be good and true very stylish and hand
Beautiful Children's Turnout, consisting of cream
Rs.S adSsn y is is e. s i
most timd child warranted sound and kind also Phae
ton and Harness belonging to him. This Is hne oppor
rig for children.
Also light Basket Victoria for four persons Brewster
Top Wagon, light Trotng Wagon, single and double Har
ness by Dunscomb Blankets, Whips, &c.
N B-Thts stock must be sold without any and
can be depended on In every parcular "a hours trial
all horses; sale positive rain or shine.
The New York herald., 1872-08-02
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT
HARLEM AND NEW YORK NAVIGATION Co
taru ainr. fuiv \

Commencing july l, Issi
steamers SYLVAN GROVE. SYLVAN STREAM SYLVAN
GLEN and SYLVAN DELL.
Landing Harlem, 10Th street ipah street Astoria,
Eleventh street and Peck sip.
wayIanding az I2Dth street. 10Th street Astoria aud
Eleventh street-f.eave Harcm-o T. 4 o. ID and n A.
NJ; s. T. 3, aud Z rs 4. ".
Leave Harem%S 81 10 ssI - AMI io - A. NJ; Il 80
l Is, 80 81 80 and 80 T.. N.
way-Landing at Eleventh street. Astoria i09h street.
l2oth street and isDth sirce,-leaye Peck slipeisLs
Express-Iandng i2 street AMI i3itl street, Harlem
Leave Peck sp., go DO esi ~ 30 and II 80 A. NJ:
The A. ~ boat nom Harlem. and the Gas r. N. from
Peck slip do not land az l0,tl street.
Freight received from A. VI. until T. W.
schools and picnics taken reasonable terms
SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT
Boats leave Har,m at 80 A. NJ, and curly ani hair
hourly thereafter during the day landing No Astoria and
ELEVENTH street each trip Last boat leaves Harlem at
80 II. W., and peck slim al s:i5 Y. ".
This the only line connecting with the regular line of
boats for High Bridge.
ment Works nj Hell Cato. Schneiiers and SchHfzcrs
Parks az Astoria. Christ PARK and karis Park North
~ '' ~ - j. h. TALLMAS. supcrintcnde
The New York herald., 1872-08-02

DOLITIcAL PRINTING or EyERy DEscRIrrIoN
l done at short notice By the Metropolitan frinisns
Establishment Broadway aud Am ssreet >sw
The New York herald., 1872-08-02
DRY GOODS.

JIAIR HAIR. HAIR.-sHAws PArExI RAIN.
III equal % human hsr can be comhsi aud brushed
Switches one yard n., ssi Frensh Twist. 81; cur 81
and upwards. Ildics own hair. made over xc latest
near Great Jones street and so Sixth avebss
tween twenty second and Twenty tird strests
The New York herald., 1872-08-02

A SPECIAL, POSITIVE AND PEREMPTORY SALE
"A BY ORDER OF ASSIGNEE, ON FRIDAY THI.
pAYN AN ,, AUGUST @ , At STABLE, ,, e GREAT JoMNE! Me-
CONVENIENCE OF SALE, FROM STATEN ISLAND
ELEGANT HORSES, WAGON, HARNESS, &C., AT l01
O'CLOCK PROMPT.
The New York herald., 1872-08-02

L,OR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL EUREKA MAhE, IS
IL hands years old promises 60 trot fact. per.
fectly sound can be driven by lady. No Las; Nine
teenth street
The New York herald., 1872-08-02
STORAGE.

CT0RAGE wAREHoUsEs-5ee, 6s2 AND 6A HUDSON
- street, 79 Greenwich street and 10 Abingdon square
!oice Us Hudson street near West Twelfth sreeD, for
partmenb. The cheapest, best managed and most re.
sponsible establishments In New York.
Il TACO <RR Rsoprietor and Manager
The New York herald., 1872-08-02

OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF ROYAL HAVANA
"A. and kentucky State Lotteries always ON hle. J.
eLtrE, Broker zoe Broadway, lt3 Fulton street, No.2
PARK rcw Post ONCE box 4,e69
The New York herald., 1872-08-02
EXCURSIONS.


A FOR ExCrRsIoSs-sALooN STEAMER wy
n. DINING, targes SARAH SMITH, CALEDONIA,
ANNA and kf.PuBLlC. Oriental grove, Engicswocd,
Exce.or PARK and WewaFox Grove, ,ssS West street,
RLuE rTsni SEA BASS,
- fr1na n.hing EXCURSION 10 the cholera Banks,
cspiSin j. = Nori1cr. ASdcr.on coiScl fil'. viii
leaye Eighth street, Lsst River - A. ~ Peek slig
street, Xorlh River 4. "; flsr So Norni Ilysrs1
and refreshmeats oa beard.
(oNSEY IsLASp EAST vIyIEa LlSE.-ssEANER
Eghih g sr.ei East River I, A; NJ and sSr n rsck
p i1A Il asd s a .,Ssss nrr srfss rrossn ,
Island al Y ~ and . rs
DAILY hxcugsloA 20 r,E cANr gRo1ND AZ
Great Ssss sS1a: 6 gn Cove sssss y ssd o
eck silp daily at IS A ~ tos the above snsnss re-
turning ,, 20 ne eiiy as2u The shhNhNhAkA
ExcuRsfoN a BEAUTIFUL, PLEASANT. HEALTnY
~ and shean Fxcar,i2n e ani siPa, Eecks~ay teach
i,' ".1 r. n ~ w., s 10, '.s,f - pe ~ ~ Z. 'noy
season
" new and as, steamer ,sRNsRAL sEDgWICK ssses
,opser MsS retE s,See sr apl ssr s' eg,
n chrl.t9Phr strset u ~ per 50. Nori6 fiisr 10
SlsP. N. Extra irip frcin plcr SSr,h Ei,sf. ~ u
DEGuLAa BOAT 10 rHg FIsHIN0 rANxs- -rilr
IL i cg iargge ana eommeiloas .etiagr MONTHS, y,
Tsfs TrSs esssrGss rsc ys e ne rqs 'ss ~ . 9's
..:sS5 ehr'tosbss sree, s.r,h a,s.r sid tisrs
Sorih RIVER a sociosSAN iessssij lsa.;. y ssrir
Good ''''1 oSsN 'Sa Sai Pfrslek kEfSsS
CrEANER GRO. r. oLyPHlsr cas- M ehAKTEsrD
eRockER ,SE fissSf WSSb T oS r sS'i s .~si rs y
THE NEw AND ELEGANT srEAN YACHT oOyEk-
i NOR's ISLAND eayes cu.tom itone pisf daily sun
nfn,nS 10 Ns rorE AZ hai hours @ p of sss y.s
imrnedia,ely st,cr dress parade
The New York herald., 1872-08-02
81 800 Splendid LOTS
AT BAYSIDE, LONG ISLAND,

81 800 Splendid LOTS
AT BAYSIDE, LONG ISLAND,
Spenddly adapted for the residences Of
CLERKS AND SALARIED MEN,
will be Included in the last great sale of Lots on the
Mickle Estate, TUESDAY next August O. 1872
Remember, this is the third and fnaf call,
aud ne'er chance so long o. you may live
TO bny such lots ct what you please 70 give.
You'll nave jolly time and pleasant ride.
TO entertain you, Harrison, beside
Glraiulla's Band The finest tent eer seen,
While Weeks will serve a banquet on the green.
So come with johnson and your fortunes try
Al this great sale and mind, whate'er you buy,
That seventy per cent remains unpaid
Three years. By then your fortunes will be made.
Come one come all-the old, the young, and merry
AZ James, slip or Thirty fourth street Terry;
The time is IL O'Clock, and bear in mind
That sharps the word, or you'll be left behind.
Free cards and information full and clear
You'll get of
JERE. JOHNSON, JR., Auctioneer,
On Nassau street. at No. D.
All go for tickets who desire 10 thrive.
The New York herald., 1872-08-02

nRfENr GRrEyPoRT, SHELTER ISLAND, SAC
" liarbor and New suffolk.
summer Arrangement. commencing July -
The New yark steamboat Company will dcspatch irom
pier North River, daily sundays cxcepcd at O'Clock
4. ~. the world. .rcnowned steamers
j. n. SCHUYLER, Commander y. ". fdwardA
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday;
ESCORT, Commander John Burbank,
Monday. "wednesday Friday.
Returning will leave
Sag Hafbor att Y. NJ, srecnport at 40 r. n,
Shelter Island nj Y. ", Orient at q ~ II W.,
a. sfolows:-Sieamer y B SCHUYLER, Monday wednes
day Friday; steamer ESCORT Tuesday, Thursday, sun
day SUNDAY viii leave ssz narbor at 6P n.
stenmer j. n. sCalli.ER will leave sag iarbor Nom
days at o'clock A. ~ tor New Suffolk and return.
W DiNOck. President No sBowiins Green
DEGULAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEW:
IL bury landing al Nonker. fona Island, West Point and
Cold sprine-The iavoriie steamboat SLEEPY HOLLOW,
Captain james sherman leaves Fulton Ferry Brooklyn.
AT O'Clock; Christopher street north River, Ihlrty
fourth street North River, every Sunday morning Fare
Tor the excursion. 81.
DEGULAR SUNDAY MORNING BoAT FOR KEY
~ port Eiixakethport Union Landing, Ro.-yile and
Perth Amboy-The favorite -,csnlboat NoRwALk, Cap
tain Vim. Hitchcock leaves Barclay street at 9i3 A. NJ
The New York herald., 1872-08-02

E,oR sALE-rwo VALUABLE BROOD MARES. EACH
IL one little forward; s6a the other 90.
worth s2OQ II sound; very handsome. " New Cham
bers street
The New York herald., 1872-08-02
MILLINEaY AND DREssMAKIxo.
POLITICAL.

DARr! MlLLINERy.-NADANE FERRERo Go<-
ncrly Of No. Lafayette place. has removed 20 No
West Thirtiei street. third door nom fufh avenue
The New York herald., 1872-08-02

eLtrE, Broker zoe Broadway, lt3 Fulton street, No.2
PARK row Post Office box 4,s69
4 -OFFICIAL DRAWINGS
n. KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES
KFHrucKY-ExTRA CLASS NO. 403-AUGusT !, 1872
2, 60, o. e. 81, SO, g. q le, 40 8, 81, ~ SO.
KEsruoRY-oLkss NO 4S4-AuGusT l. ls72. !. ~
10. 81, GA, 10, rs, AS, 6s, y, s. 5, "a O.
PADucAn-ExrRA CLASS NO. 36S-AuGusT !, 1872.
81. SO, SO, a. 6s, "a, g. 20, CO. SO, 10, g. 74, ~
PApucAH-cLAss NO. 3e4-AuGusT ], 1872.
n sGaxSxs s "a NJ %snase- g. IS csS,0soI 81 s XIV
Address j. CLuTE, Broker, 2O6 Broadway Post office
box 4,yt9.
: -A.-S503gOO IN CASH.
IA Second Grand Gift Concert in aid Of the Public IL
brary Of Kentucky under the management OF exGoyer
Fhos Bramlette at Louisville, September 2S 1872
For fun inssrmation see Herald second column, first
II. HAYS, in charge Of New York Office, C09 Broadway
cor ner Houston street.
pANNING TRUSS AND BRACE COMPANY.
ID New and improved seladustlng non-fricton Brace
Truss Abdominal and Spinal Shoulder Braces and other
surgical adancts for sale and applied at 3l2 Broadway
DOCTOR J. THEAs TAYLOR HAS RETURNED TO
~ town, and resumed his professional labors at 16
Waverley place.
The New York herald., 1872-08-02

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN For Southampton and Bremen.
The steamship NEW YORK, Captain Y. Klugkist, will
sail on Wednesday July 81, at2P NJ from Bremen per-
loot Of Third street, Holoken. To be followed by
Steamship HERMANN, Captain q. Rcichman. on Sat
urday, August g.
Rates Of passage to London Havrc and Bremen, pay.
able In gold or It's equivalent In currency
First cabin, $120.
Seconded ST.
Stccrage, $50.
For freight or passage apply 10
OELRICHS 4 Co, Agents No. 2 Bowling Green
The New York herald., 1872-08-02

A BARGAINS
N. Light Carriages and Harness,
warranted every way reliable and al very low price
Sheets Nets, Lap Robes &C., at cost.
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL, 55 Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1872-08-02
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A SPEED SPEED sPEED.-FOR SALE. VERY
"A. superior young bay trottng Mare, years old I5ai
hands high sound Kind and an, w without fault trick Or
rot in AS will give her trial Prospect Park this
Friday) afternoons O'Clock This Mare was bred and
raised on farm in Chester county, Pennsylvania by
myself and with little handling think will trot very
fast Can be seen for few dayAatE o. WASHBURN'S
stable. 165 Pacific street, near Clinton, Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1872-08-02
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.


TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON sTEAMERS-TOuCH-
The Al steamship CiTY Of AUSTIN, Captain -, at
pier 20 East River, will leave Saturday, Augusta
Through bills OF ading given 10 Houston and all points
AM G. Railroad.
For freight or passage apply to
U. H. MALLORY 4 CO., 1856 Maiden lane,
or W. p. CLYDE q Co. ll9 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1872-08-02

E0R sALE-A CHUNKY, BLACK HORSE. ToR
IL heavy work. sound and hind. 5; hight WORK.
Slo; piano box Buggy, steel tires sca so west twenty
sixth street