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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-01-10
Rochester Mob Results i'm Broodshed.

ROCHESTER,, Jan. 3.-Midnight.-Th main
portion of the crowd have dispersed. A public
meeting is proposed for tomorrow.
The Captains of the companies dsavow hav-
Killed WI gu '"' IL "'''' Guy -'"' '''~'"' "'''
The negroes have abandoned the streets
John Etter one of the killed, was prom-
nent German citizen.
The military claim that they were assailed
with stones.
From three o'clock until eleven. this morning
the city was comparatively quiet Four COM
panies of the fifty fourth regiment are guard
ing the Jail and its approaches, and loaded can
non are placed to command the bridges. At
eleven clock the crowd assembled and there
was good deal: of hooting at the military, but no
overt act had been committed. At half past
eleven o clock some one placed on the canal
boat in the slip of Court street, q flag on which
were the words: "Avenge your brothers,"
Brigadier General Clarke tore it down when the
crowd rushed upon him and for q short time he
was in peril, but was released and firearms
were handed him by friend. The sheriff has
ordered out the remaining six companies of the
ffty-fourth regiment and they are now as
sembled at the arsenal 1t is feared there will
be more trouble.
LATER-There is considerable crowd about
the Jail, but the prevailing heavy rain checks
the excitement Of the hour. There have been no
violent demonstrations since noon. Prepare
tons have been made to meet any emergency
Howard has been indicted.
STILL LATER-The police charged mob that
had gathered around the jail, driving them
through the streets in every direction.
A great crowd is now a o'clock assembled
in Buffalo street, at the intersection of State.
Four veteran companies have been sworn in
as special police.
Several soldiers who stepped out of line were
knocked down by the mob.
Howard will not be brought before the court
until it is known whether his victim will die.
This afternoon and evening the authorities
are determined to defend the Jail, but they wish
the negro Howard we'll out of it. Further par
tculars of the shooting last evening show the
soldiers were pelted by the mob with brickbats
and stones and several were injured The or
der to charge was given and some Of the men
fred instead.
LATEsT.--The Judges of Oyer and Terminer
court, direct the sheriff not to take Howard
from the Jail, and to protect the public property
and to preserve the public peace at all haz
ards.
The howtzers have been removed 10 the posi-
tons where they will command the exchange
street and approaches from the east side of the
river more ehectually.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-01-10
Kidney, Bladder,

Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel Diabetes, Drop-
sy( lnc9ntnence Of Urine Brights disease Abuminu-
ria and in where there Brick dust deposits or
the water is thick, cloudy, mixed with substances Ike
the white Of an egg or threads like white silk there
IS morbid, dark bilious appearance and white Bone
dust deposits, and where there is prickng, burning
sensation and pain in the small of the back and along
the oins, In all these conditions Railways Sarpari-
liam Resoyent, aided by tbs application of Railways
Ready Relief to the spno and small of the back and
the bowels regulated with one or two of Railways
Regulating Pills per day will, soon make complete
cure In few days the patient will be enabled to hold
and discharge water naturally without pain and the
Urine will be restored TO its natural clear and amber
or sherry color.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-01-10
KNOXVILLE MANUFACTURERS.
A Description of O'Conner a. Co.'s sad
dIery and Harness EstabIishment.

A Description of O'Conner a. Co.'s Sad
dlery and Harness EstabIishment.
There are but few cities or towns in the
South that have exceeded Knoxville in the
growth of business enterprise and manu-
features, though we wish we had more of
the latter. Manufactures are the life of
place, and one of our merchants hit the
nail on the head the other day when he
said in speaking of trade: "Nterchands-
ing is overdone, and were it not for the
great number tof mechanics employed at
the large manufacturing establishments,
there would be many unoccupied store
rooms.
On yesterday we went through the Sad
die and Harness establishment of
Messrs. O'Conner & Co., which has re-
Gently been removed to the new block of
building on Gay street, one door south of
Gaines, Bro. d Co.'s.
THE FIRST FLOOR
is occupied as sample room and on both
sides the walls are lined with glass cases
containing the different articles. On one
side are displayed saddles, of all kinds,
Texas trees fully covered in black and light
leather, the same in skeleton fashion, to-
gether with muley saddles, quilted and
plain, together with various styles of
ladies' saddles. The front is used as re-
tail department and here anything can he
purchased in their line from the smallest
buckle to set of gold or silver maunted
carriage harness. In the rear is the bust
ness office separated bya partition, lighted
with large glass windows, and neatly and
comfortably arranged.
THE SECOND FLOOR
is the wholesale department and is filled
with saddles, brides and harness from
one end to the other, and almost from the
ceiling to the floor.
The mandatory is situated on the
THIRD FLOOR
where the visitor or the buyer will find
between thirty and forty hands at work at
each, for the whole matter is reduced to a
system by the proprietors, who are practi-
cal men, and each workman generally
makes not less than dozen and more fire.
quently larger number before going on
something else.
Everything is made here except
the saddler's hardware, and the work
turned out is far superior to the generality
of Eastern work. In addition their prices
are lower than goods of that kind brought
from the North. Messrs. Thos. O'Conner
& Co. have large trade through the
South, which extends from Lynchburgh,
Va, to Selma, Ala, and is rapidly increas-
I'd ing.
The financial part of the business is in
charge of Mr. Steve Todd, whose ability
and courtesy are so well known to the pa
irons of the establishment.
The establishment of the Messrs. O'Con-
ner has been q great thing for Knoxville,
and we are glad to know that they are
now doing a splendid business. Success
has been assured from the time they COM
menced business, and will always be the
result of carefully managed manufacture
ing business.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-01-10

The Boston advertiser publishes a full
list of the claims filed before the Geneva
shipping at the hands of the Anglo-rebel
cruisers. The following table gives a sum-
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-01-10
OVARIAN TUMoR CURED.

Never has medicine taken internally been known
to have cured tumors either of the womb, uter ova
res, bowels the knife has been the sole reliance in
the hands Of experienced surgeons but DR.. Radways
Sarsaparan settles this question. For it has cured
over TWENTY persons of OVARIAN CYsTs and TUMORs,
well as lumors in the bowels, uterus womb, liver,
Dropsica Etfusion. Aseites. and Calculus Concreons
Tumor of Twelve Years Growth Cured by
Radway's ResOIvent.
BEVERLY, MASS, July Is, 1862
DIR. RApwAY-I have had Ovarian Tuner in the
ovares and bowels. All the doctors said there was
no help for it." tried everything that was recon-
mended, but nothing helped me. saw your Resoly-
emit and thought would try it, but had no faith ini
because | had suffered for twelve years. took six
bottles of the Resolyent, one box of Railways Pills,
and used two bottles of your Ready Relief; and there
is not sign OF Tumor to be seen or felt. and feel
better, smarter and happier than | have for twelve
years The worst TumOr was in the left side of the
bowels over the groin. write this you for the ben
eft of others. You publish il if you choose .
HANNAH ?. KNAPP.
Price, One Dollar.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-01-10
Sl6,02l,42s 81

The New York Herald correspondent writes
q long letter about 'the three great opposi-
ton Senators, Sumner Trumbull and Sch arr
Dor Barke, Fox and Sheridan"
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-01-10
TIIE TRuE THEORY OLE CURE

RADwAY's SAHsAPARnLLlN REsoLvENT supplies the
system through the blood urine sweat and structure,
making constituents, with Tssue-making Fesh-mak
ing Heat or Caloric and Fat-Makng elements All of
its tuent nOurishing purifying and strength
enng 1t repairs heals resolves and drives out Of the
body the products Of decay and corruption Consump
ton, White Swelling Dropsy Syphilis. Cancer, Tu-
mors &c are all of scrotulOus dathesis, andas such,
are within the curative range Of the Sarsaparan Re
solvent,
That Scrofula, by whatever name designated, is the
result of deposits from the blood induced caused he
chronic Inflammation. That those deposits take place
when the blood is poor. weak watery and ncapablaC
holding in solution its proper constituents from taf
presence of virus poison in the blood, Ner-
curry. Caomel Corrosive Sublimate, which is the CT
rosiyc Chloride of Mercury, other agents. given L
mdicines, and which enters largely in the common
advertised Sarsaparas not absorbed changed from
tn cir natural condition.
That unless the repairs nutriments greater
than the wastes that decompositionand decay will
peryene, and the powers OF life become exhausted.
That the dying body cannot be sustained any
treatment Of medication that exhausts the system
fails to nourish the blood, the only medium through
which the vital forces preserved, and which the
growth of the body depends.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-01-10

pG- JOB WORK OF ANY KIND
NEATLY EXECUTED AT The
CHRONICLE JOB OFFICE.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-01-10
THE WASTES OF TnE BODy

THE WASTES OF TINE BODY
Are supplied with new, healthy and vigorous blood,
that furnishes sound structure Hence all suffering
from Weakening discharges either male or female or
from Ulcers Sores through the reparatve process of
RADWAY's SARsAP ARILLIAN are arrested and the rup
tured organs hcalCd
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

dg No st'G a Mchsao zoe Cover , ssid 80 is
Ohio Dressd Hogs S5% Beceirts-2eO onst Nhs
Corn 1000 bash 0as shpmen,oO bush Wheat 'V bush Corn
and 3 90 bush. Oats
MKnPHrs March a-Flour s6@S9 ~ Com tm and
dropping 81 bnik Meats uah ana
Sides Land % GiIG
HFwORITANs March sCorn Oats Bran and hsy none here
Mess 25 Sboalters te RIB sdse NC Seaf ho
sides alc Lard firm; Terce ai0sc Keg lo.Gic Cohee qu
20d2lic articles unchanged sterne IOti Ssh'
Drsfts on Ner.Yors per cent premium. Gold. ll4
no ssles C Turpenne steady 80 30 for Hand 80 Tor iei
lo1 Dn and VIRGIN Tar steady At 50 rs . -
puiI,pyIpuIS March 9-Flou drm Supertne 70 g0So Io
Psmiv Fr. A4T Wheat has advancing tenency and
t. bi,sr' .ac Red Western, 81 oOd o. Amber,
a. 81 whit = 7sQ&I dbl &c. Corn dn; sales 50O
h,.h yellow n 69d6; Yellow Western biat9c OatsWhte 1
80 N;,s sod5s Talov Wool duh and declining
u b. declined 5c declined l Petroleum steady Crude
C1Ie,e Refined 2 Provisions quiet and seady frme Ness FORK
IS Larl, vic. Whisky dull a. SVc
BAtr~oRs March 9-Coon 6rmer; Low Nddng 22d22ie Fou
brer Extra 81 5pS8 other grades unehngeL wheat
oa but 6rm Peunvania 6l 81 r. Corn dull MEed west
Pork quiet st T. Bulk Meats dull aud unehsnge RAs angel
srr Isde Isrd quiet and uacSnged WSeo Butter fID
eein,s light Nhisky-Anal sales at Nc
SYv FtESs March 8-Elour dull Int frm; supene &C T5
nb ETtra 81 5O Treble t 25 80 So Corn advanced
to O-b Ea5Sc 81 IS HayPrme, $50 Choice.
Pt held AZ sl4 tr tdsic for shoudera Id7, for
Clear Rh sides Sic for Clear Sides hams-SugarCurrd "
l2c Lar quiet rcres dgtc keg, M &lot Sugar dull inte'
nor 6I- Common 7ci Fsir Ggle faly Fair SIC Mea'ses
dn Prime BE Ferneatag 4sG0C Cftern Bottom zoo W1gy,
500 CoIe dali Ordrary. zoe Fair 2)lG2ici Cool i02lBc
Prime 2li3@c, Testing, 9c EIehaHge-Ne"'iOrN sight par
Cod liUl
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
Cotton M.ARKHTN

PHILArvLPr1A March 9-totton quiet; MitdIrgs. c@s-.
MoBILE dull AMI heavv Mddug. 2lsc pet re-
IL bales; 25o baes: stock, Blob bales
MEMPHIS 9CottOD queti Mddhnssi 1 3l1c rectps
l3G bales
LOUISVILLE March 9-Coton frmer; Mdilngs. 22c
CNcINNArr eCotton duh and depresse hdhngs, 2ec
ST. LOUIS March 9.-CottOn quiet; MIldiingS, 2li0@3c
BosrON 9-CottOn dull Mtldlng, 22c; net receipts 100
bes gro as baes eIporto Great Bntan, Ii bales; sale 900
hale; stock 5000 bales
Cg.gsToS March q-Cot;On quc,; mings 2c net receipts
sO bajeg: sales 100 bales; stock = J26 bales
S,v,yyAH 9COtt0n firm and In fair demand Offering hight
NdHg receipts 6a2 bales Great Britain 2 t3
bscS coastwse bales; $40 bales; stock 32bt bales
R.t7rnoRF 9Cotton quiet bot steady MGdhngs 2
bales $40 balesi e1Po-eoAst"e n" Ba
sales 10 bales, stock, y,53o bales . -,
WnygroS quiet; Miding 22lc net receipts
IS bales exporcoas,we 235 bales 1aes " bales stock 4+b
bales.
receipts bales 35 haes exporsio Bremen 1J bales
3t8 bales sae $500 bales stock 2E84 bales
NORFOLK March 9.-Coton Quiet; Low Mddlnss 2lc; nu
recep;- eTpOus-cOastvs ~ baes; stock 4l3 bales
Ar0rvrA Mach s-Coon dnl Mddlogs, 2 net receipts rs
hales: ~ 800 bales
CAv~1v March 9Coon dali Good Ordinary. l9' 120c net
rrcett bales expoto the Continent 80 bales
o. bales: so bales; stock. sJ433.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

-.. tron MessrS Young Co sre particularly lntesE ~
,tsi tlese 80 ne - y confrm wha we nav peen
We sd Eve months in rsar to te crop o. spnS .
s c ,cn plant; the prospects no" are arc 'e mos va @
rrceveo IN this season o. ue ye"
favorable Nc the s the ,erS l,st year
6asbee of wheAi light and The demand especially 90
To n are nominal WsieT Is seh WIN .,S, atse
SOersie Hng demand; No Chicago - bid saoat
sore "a or No Milwaukee, In store; the sales llD
s ,be AM ~ f Rei Jersey pier; White Michigan private
BOD White private terms barley s II cas ar GenSSa @
@ 40 or private and 500 bush rONed state at
90 bsh i In fnei deuaud and steady; sales Of 500 bush
So Bsre -sss West and 40d 81 81 for City. Oats hncr
s g. = ~ ss the sales w As ~ sah New Ohio MIed at se
sd h vsfe al In store, sud 81 Ahoeti Mestr
D. sc o-e and White 570e aaoat kye Is qaet anu 80
~ i ,or western in store and 99aic oT S'ae pccs are
@ [ hssvv AZ 69a6ic for Ied Western ihe s-ies ie
cover an Mann aua Unsound at Csc; Western Mixed ai s1
50 AZ sss.c. Western Yellow a. Va'Otc lot sVu'H''u i'
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
HORSE AND CARRfAGE MARKET.
NEw-YoRK. saturday. March o. I

EEw-YoRK. Saturday. March 0. Is7a
The horse market during the week under review
has been extremely dull and depressed The unseason
ably severe weather which prevailed during consider
able part Of the time caused buyers 10 avoid far
possible all unnecessary exposure brought the market
for carriage and road horses almost to stand st aud
the trade in business horses TO the current
quirements Of the stage and city railroad companies
The sales at the public auction marts rule but
little in advance OF the general Market and presented
feature inviting especial notice. 49,
At Messrs Barker 4 Chase's CITY Auction Mart ana
N Y Tatersas the horses brought to the hammer this
ha,-o i,aeu disnos osedt tfa a. follows.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
IVAtLACK's.
w BVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
Mr. Lester Walaeks celebrated drama, in sI abcauK,
~ ~ TIE gEVsRAN


The Veteran predicted in anticipation " ne profur'on hs
bo1g ou, a. AL
ac splendid as roll of dramatic victories would be bari -
niece row ma Rach been with admirable regard
necrante OF the plaT.r Lopk for G m
pe at Mr Waacks Leon, At Mr. Olh"ts Col benA.
b old soldier belongs tTe OF character In moefa
English type which TAackerly Col NeHe0me E peaps
he et bes; example lie hss no very Salient i
turs of character except that be inel OF AIN gentleman ana
a, he h genial ant cheerful under AMI all crclnstiae lie
good nei hbor aud GOES h duiE IN
ME manly unpretenng way bat be has no strong liVu es OF
harac Leon though hellOnz and wu N certain ehrn
ing and sgea iafhiOn much the kind o. man ne
% then which paygoer bnt vel TIE very naflrss
II all TO eaact Il is comparatively easv 20 py 1la or
something equaly hgnfo"rNi Oas
il r. rare Indeed 10 mad the Of Gentlemen ~Ds
% In the hands Wack and Mr.. Gilbert tao characters
OF M this type living whom N short three hour' "s
% 70 love ana respect and shall remember of yas i5i
vears aerwar Broughlms OFsnag1nEe ADOPT the en Is
be last ac-ao paragraph Of paneguc The o roles
ing fun hunor every phase ard hni eIp on e
e ch but The scene Ne nave Deos
auiei TO- dungeOn and ts WHISKY ot ar ca
austely ro AMI fully worthy Of the author Of rOeaoai
ef the best Mcawber The remainder OF te l'
chief d Charles FISHER as zoe bAf ~
manned sna Mr. Engene Leslie Mss Ere GerSoa hv-v
Blanche McivOr and Ms MeohaSe
bly rpenred We have already spoen
OF setting
oy peat The las, tabeanx acaC d9ar OF
s:ans kh blending Of color aud costume Inc
viii doubtless the end The ssaoni but We ciame9l osr
Will well bear seeing "S os
.rce-l Extract from y. Y. Herald
Box 500 :. 10 = o m
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKEr-M.rcu Q

gee for weet-lD Cattle Hogs Sheep ship
Cattle % 2m Hogs 689 sheep Corrcspo0dng week in
-i: Rrrertst Cattle. 1Ol Hogs 7S93 shipments
g Cl- IS Hogs 4.7 Shep Csttle
yerr fru common far; So 5Oa 81 good = n
IS prime hppng fancy SO 10
Hog. c- dull sN - 2dS 81 65 sheep aid ve Urn
sats o., good 10 10 5O0@7.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
financial.
NROTON NATIONAL BANK.
RECEIVERS SALE or ASSETS.

CALVIN p. BAILEY. RECEIVER OF THE CROroS NATIONAL
BANK.
VIII sell a Public Auction At te Merchants Rrebnsc Sllesroom
or CITY hv 4 H. NlCOLAf Aucionecr Il l. o'clock noon ~
MONDAY Ih March, 1872 the foAoEing assets Of said Bank
Company Idaho -. = ,,,,. .
, ioaIsr o. n, ,I1,, Weston for e23o4 70
,g,-sf H-ovp
''9SaeR 9R sssass s. a''Gn G L rem '-''- - 72l o5
1,1 .,s,si ,e,re Wells for............... I53 36
i rs. Sa,rnei r Van Cqrren f,-........... Gcl3 80
JUDGMENT gsinst Samuel r. Van Csmpen bJl1 80
'"u-i'en % fi d. 4 rs, Sfli f,r -........ 3e78 81
NJ ofT q Scosed A Co for r.................. II 82 l6
st o Isrs Cbevaler iudorei Jane. $40 o.
N2' o. ", G,n ,,'a! M, AN ~ y. .........-...' e7 81
N.CP d mott II iDiod b. C. $ Goolysar iof.... 900 %
Al BOOKS BlnL-BO1E
oT CONT.
G. T. BAILEY Receiver 20 Pire st, New York.
S-raNa SHEPARD, Atys for Receiver, - Boivir. y J.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
SltuatiGns Uauteo-- fsIale5.

1 GERMAN LADY Of refinement, n gradu-
- o best schools Of Prussia with tsee years e1
abroad here aud The highest reicrfnce oae
er ie-.c, fIa intending travel N EHope az IhChEh OF
81, French Der tA
p,nonce travelling enable le family 10 dispense "h courier
Airss +. H. Of Aessrs IhAs' MEfEN 20" - f@Ao"
Neg-f0ik.
AL ladies' and Gentlemen in want OF
a sERvANT GIRLS Cty Countr' shoul cal at y West
F.r,sriht @ constantly land Established %
!ears.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

Several common draft horses, more OF e's 7ouiu'
ranged at from $50 to s95 per head. -.
Owing 10 the unfavOrabe state OF the weather. me
carriage trade OF the week about TO close has not Deen
satisfactory and there has been falling on ID sales
from the repositories as compared with the preceding
week. Frst-cass manufacturer however, nave 9een
kept busy partly with ordered work and partly Win re-
p.aipg the stock at the Repositories una an s-rlys
trade s acted with the setting OF pleasant weather.
f5pSrt. Of 4as. Er2rfs n cGrr1ege sa.:rtals
British Honduras 20 Ansiraa Gag pgs..... $50
Ports Rico T....... 6s Porto Rico y bsss........ 22
Brazil S-............... 40 Brazil, ?: pkSs...;'. 9I'
Tsruorts n Jrrpish ErBorfs Of VarRish.
a. 35 Argentine Republic $40 gals 2D
Ne ieoret 10 have 10 chronicle the sudden demise Of
Mr. John r. Lawrence OF the firm of J. r. Lawrence q
Coz who died yesterday Of disease OF the hedr aI the
advanced age of Co. Mr. Lawrence was the Nestor OF
the American carriage trade, having begun business
90 years with Mr. Quick in Broad,.t ana When
latter sold to Mr.. James Brewster MT
retained his position with the house ana soon aer
became partner in the wide and wel-knOwn carriage
builders firm of Brewster & Lawrence DIT. Lawrence,
during his long Is SAID 10 nave huy
ever been either the workshop or warerO0u
and proved of the most successful ana most hShy
esteemed members in the trade To his surviving son
and daughter he leaves very large fortune.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

4 GREAT variety Of DEPOT WAGONS,
- flIpr Eucavar Nes-rl lsrr. N"9ras Pl-Z plse-
r.t R,-aaRer light Ilgr-s md hand popular
,uc.s EtrACrLhEKS UNION, No o. brosdsaw
F'ARNESS. Saddles, Brides, and Horse
tapaeaa -tleTaily at 40SEA4N Ba0S llt ChameeEsst
HARNESS, ,Sadderv, and Horse Equipments at
raugflor prc. Jobowsk7 II ,oru COLL ChambeTsst
HIGH-BRED. well-matched coach and speedy
Hoe 20 u SAalcers, Bgs ssl.ys 42,t sg4 iI-aye
GECOND-HAND a4d slightly soiied CAR
- cit Rqcsswa, --ts- T7f a STYLES Carriages low
rnceS ~-t~- MANUFACTURERS UNION No. d@ BroadS1y
GUPERlOR Carriage HORSES, we'll matched,
- q b a IITCH sables No laS ka tIwenty.lourtlst
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

NETWORK AND MAHOPAC RAILROAD
~ CONPANY-SOTICE TO ST0CGH0LDERS The o4nus!
Election for THIRTEEN DIRECTORS three INSPECTORS Of
ELECTION o this Company vii e held 4 he O5re Of the %npn
Grand Central Depot WEDNESDAY, the 18Th Day OF
N4-rb next The pols opened from l. Ol until
oo-k D. m Of that The books will be- closed rom
cor D. m Of March until o'clock Of the IAN
Cay Of MaTrh next. kOBEKT !. NNEk, treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
Dlplnenu Noliccs.
M0NTCLAIR RAILWAY COMPANY 7

No. % NASSAU.ST.
THB COUP0Ss AEp REGISTERED INTEREST das MAE II l.
1872 OF the FIRST M0RTGACE BONDS of Compaur viii b.
paid at Of Messrs LEONARD, SHELDON toSlaR No
10 Wa!lst on and aner that date z. Low Traa.u-s-
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

4 CLASS QCARTERED COACH QUIT
- IlDdr srrags rcfr'~
. c.nt panel tl.eu or pstJrn spa u.s.
& Clarence, { il.-y-. good on.er.
Ol. alr iAaien ol r -.t -ll.Ags
h--' cu-.l.n Coach.
a -,p..ng B.rorc-e.
\ -ea PHa.1f.
t1e 'our-sel. Pa'etlg. vsrT s'-'sh
Tso toupts sIta.' for 1Hc tvo horses.
Coupe RJcrsway Winter front. teO horse
Four-Hbce Dog Ctrt.
Tvt-gh-rl Dog Ga oT Peer3 n London
Sa1n0pe Plaetol, Peters oi LOnCol.
Iisht ing.ish maze Nig ueite.
IT, Car, s'h shifting tops ol- OFl usLr.
Oae Cabioitt Victoria
Extension top Ch-o. Glsa B41s, Plaeoa Poay Phse.o
or sop rid one lo-lol Wf-
20. sale cheap.
WOOD BROTHERS Go.