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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-08-17

GRANT, WILSON AND HARTRANFT CLuB OF Sun
PuRY.-On Saturday evening, the 10th Inst, an
Imfoffnnl meeting Of the Republicans of Sunbury,
was held atthe Office of Jacob Shipman, Esq, In
Clements building, to arrange preliminaries for
the formation of Grant, Wilson and Hartranft
Club. DR.. ID. w. Shindel was called TO the chair
and suggestions were made and action taken per-
tineut to the object in view. This informal
meeting adjourned with the resolution to
meet on Tuesday evening, In Clements Hail.
for the permanent organization of the Club.
TUESDAY EVENING, August 18th, 1872.
A large concourse of Republicans met in Gle
ment's Hall to carry out the object expressed by
the above mentioned meeting. DR.. Shindel, tenn
porary President, stated the object of the meet
Ing, viz: to organize permanently for the cam
paign Grant. Wilson and Hartranft Club. That
for the accomplishment of this object permanent
officers were to be elected, and Constitution
and Bylaws for the government os the Club,
were to be adopted, &c.
On motion, BENZ, Hendricks, Esqr., was elect
ed President, unanimously, and committee of
three appointed to wait upon Mr.. Hendricks and
inform him of his election.
On motion, John NJ. Cadwaladcr and John
Haas we're elected Vice Presidents. Mr.. Haas
made few spirited remarks to the Club, which
were enthusiastically received.
On motion, John Youngman was elected Re-
cording Secretary, unanimously.
On motion, Wm. A. Sober was elected Cores
ponding Secretary, unanimously.
On motion, Phlnp III. Moore was unanimously
elected Treasurer.
The Constitution being read, was unanimously
adopted. The Bylaws were read, and on mo-
tion of A. n. Brice, committee of three was APP
pointed to revise and add to said Bylaws. The
following gentlemen were appointed said COM
mittee, A. N. Brce, w. A. Sober and E. Wivert.
On motion an executive committee was APP
pointed, consisting of the following gentlemen:
DR.. ID w Shndel, A Brice, George w Smith,
John Dehaven, Philip Moore, John Bourne, p II
Fox, Norman Haas, George Harrison, John Bel,
John K Clement, T Shannon, N S GayinaD,
William Rohrbach, Jared Irwin, George Rem,
VIM Bright, Andrew Hoover, John w Bucher,
John Bowen, Christian Nefl, Geo Wagenseler,
Thomas D Grant, II Frlling, Alexander Mantz,
Henry Clement, II Menges, Chas Sensenbach,
James Kcrshner, Elias DiUsclUus, Aqullla Bar
thoiomew.
On motion of J X Clement, it was resolved that
the Club room be opened for members and visitors
every evening of the week except Sunday.
On motion resolved that Janitor be appoint
ed to take charge of the Club room.
On motion of Wilvert, resolved that the Ex-
ecutive Committee furnish the Club with list of
documents for distribution during the campaign.
The signing of the Constitution by the men,
bers being next in order, ninety-tive names were
attached.
On motion the Club adjourned to meet on next
Saturday.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-08-17

SUNBuRY & LEwIsTowN r. r.
Mail train leaves at 7.30 a. m., and arrives at
7.50 p. m. Fast Line leaves at $40 p. m, and
arrives at 1.50 p. m.
SHAMoK1N VALLEY r. r.
Mail leaves at 1885 p. M. for Shamokin and
arrives at q SIS D. IN. Leaves for Mt. Carmel at
40 D. m, and arrives at 9.25 am.
d. Fl. & W. r. r.
Trains leave for New York. via Hazleton at
6.20 a. M, and arrives at 3.S5 p. m.
Accident Insurance Tickets can be had of j.
Shipman Ticket Agent at the Depot.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-08-17

ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION IN THE Coal Re-
oIoN.-Outrages in the coal region continue to
be committed by the Molly McGuires. On We'd
nesday morning last about o o'clock, as six men
employed at Gorrell and Audenred mines, near
Centralia, to do some repairing were returning
from work, they were fired upon BY a party Of
the "Molly Mcgures,' W no were secreted in the
woods, half way between the mines and Centra-
liza. Three of the workmen named George w.
Davis. John p. Webster and Alfred Burge, were
badly wounded. Davis, it is thought, cannot re-
cover. the ball taking effect in the body near the
right shoulder. Webster was riddled with bird
shot and sheet nails, and Burgc badly wounded
in the leg.
The cause of the murdcrous assault, it is
thought, is on account of the men going to work
against the wishes of the "Molly Meg uires,"
who a terror to the inhabitants of that re-
gion. The assassins are still at large.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-08-17
Grand Jury Report |:

THE Grand Inquest of Northumberland county
after having acted upon the bills, and discharg-
ed the public business brought before them, pro-
ceedcd to examine the public buildings, and Off
ces, and found them in the following condition.
and suggest improvements and repairs as fol-
lows:
Upon examination of the jail we recommend
that the wall of the yard be repaired aud that six
iron bedsteads be purchased; also that twelve beds
be purchased for the use of the iail. We find
that some of the old bedsteads need repairing
which should be done. We find that the
south room in second story needs wall repairing,
and that several new sash are required, and that
Others should be repaired. Several locks are re-
quired which must be supplied The large en-
trance gate needs complete overhauling, as let
ters and tools can be passed from prisoners n-
side to accompces outside. The priyy and coal
house within the yard need repairs, and they
must be of such II nature that prisoners cannot
use the parts to assist in their escape.
The Register and Recorders Office requires In
deX Book to transfer old ycndue list.
The Treasurcr's Office requires an awning cur
tain, and n set of books,
The Arbitration room requires a repairing of
locks.
The court house prIyy requires Il general re-
pairing. The tin roofing of the dome of the
steeple of the court house requires painting and
we ask the commissioners to see that the
first coat be pure French yellow ochre, and that
all the coats be mixed with raw linseed oil that
has been exposed some time in open vessels. We
also direct yoIr attention to the filthy condition
of the vestibule, and front steps of the court
house, caused by eating tables being allowed
there, and recommend to the Court TO have them
removed We also recommend that the court
house room be ventilated, as we consider It not
consistent with the laws of health to occupy il in
its present condition. We also recommend the
back window in the witness room TO be cut down
to the floor, SO that members of the Court can
privately pass to privy to be erected in the back
ward, and connected with the window by a raised
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-08-17

1t is not physlc which may give temporary
relief to the sufferer for the first lew doses. but
which, iiom continued use brings piles and kin
drcd diseases to aid in weakening the invalid, nor
is it doctOrcd liquOc, which, under the popular
name of ''Bitters' is so extensively palmei oil
on the public sovereign remedies, but il is a
most powerful Tonic aud a1tcraIlNu, ptuuuuu, Il
so by the leading medical authorities of London
and Paris. and has been long USED by the regular
physicians OF ether countries with wonderful Ic-
mpli1l results
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-08-17
RAILROAD Time TabIes.

Railroad Time Tables.
p & E. r. R-GoiNG NoRTHwARD.
Erie Mail, leaves at 0'0o m
Niagara Express, " " 1890 IN
Mall ago p m
Erie Express, o;oo m
N. G. r. W-GoINe SOUTHWARK.
Erie Mail, leaves ut l2;45 m
*Erie Express, 7;4O m
Mail, ll'Vo IN
Niagara Express, $50 m
*The Erie Express train remains here about
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-08-17

TIE trial of Pat Hester and Michael Gallagher
in our Court during last week, created cousids,
rable excitement In this place from the fact that
the suit had been brought against them by Fa-
ther Koch, pastor of the Roman Catholic Church
of shamokin. The trial was closely watched as
we'll as the movements of the Catholics, as 1t
has been generally believed that that church
countenanced many ofthe outragcs committed in
the coal regions for some years past. The inte-
rest taken by Father Koch and the Bishop in this
trial, has not only removed this suspicion from
the public mind, but 1t has elevated them In the
estimation of all peaceable and order loving citl-
zens inasmuch as through their agency these
criminals have been brought to justice, and the
community rid OF a few of the leaders of MUIR
derous gang. The course pursued by the gentle
men referred to in this case, shows the fact that
the Catholics are ms much disposed to break up
these gangs of rufIians as any other class of ci-
tlzens, and will leave nothing undone to bring
them to punishment whenever they violate the
laws of the land. These notorious characters
who have just received their sentence, have long
been a dread to the community, and their contin-
ued outrages had inundated their neghbors to
such an extent that they were afraid to inform on
them, as their lives were imperiled by doing so.
The community at large to-day thank Father
Koch for his indomtable perseverance in reliev-
ing the coal region, at least for while, of char
acters who were worse than the devil himself,
and giving the Molly McGuires to understand
that they must cease their nefarious operations,
or they will be condemned to an utmost doom.
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HOItsEs, CARRIAGES, &c.

u,1S, hOlesES, .Slcls CAhnLASsEss cEC:
A o4H RAFkGG kGGrios axsT AND rArrERsALLs
%To q srS1dssy w. sxaKER ane shEc1s
EvEFY iass xs6 sxTtkSAy
rss SRkKds cH'kK a.rf DRlsHsa X VI si'' 'hSS ha;SySi9s
CATALOGUE OF SALE THIS nSY. AT 2 O'CLOCK.
Inc famous and efsSaa FsosEWoSSs WSSSsOrsd Trick Stallion
5 bands Ssb year: old VG Sno oser m Without escep
on the finest broken trick horse In America elegant
and and snS VIII BE-
lively sold without reserve for account Of whom may
Elegant bay saddle ana harness Horse l5k
high years old extra stylish. and handy driver
vice: goes % s & ga: and t. warranted sound and kind
ro close minutes; is an ali DAY roadster Hns
One elegant half seat RoaS wagons Sa BY Taylor,
New and second hand Harness, Horse Clothing Saddles
and driver three minutes is great road
s0aps oad ss
the fast: high bred and e!egan. brown rong Queen
Is is% high years old; 9. without exception the best
f1S SsaS asn .a IN the n
spsed afraid OF nothing can be driven speed BY
warranted sound and kind Also an elegant top Wagon
built by Benson Bros, nearly new; HARNESS. Blankets Gc
desirable chestnut Mare lbx hands high
old sired by second Hambletonsn stylish driver
close to three minutes sound and fnd can "0
To pay advances, one Park Phseton and Express
Several cheap work Horses.
Fast sorre Geding, sired Wonder dam BY Fiddler; is
ID high, years old bpe, stylish
afraid OF nothing and warranted &c und and kind
Also several other Horses.
Sales never postponed account Of weather.
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SPOkTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
FOR SALE-ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS, BIRDS,
IN. &c. Medicines for all diseases prepared Food for
mockng Birds at b. @. DOvEYS, No Greene street,
Canal.
ID UFF COCHIN FOWLS FOR SALE CHEAP-A SPLEN
ID did lot Of hens bred from
Inquire At SCHROEDERS grocery store, Chestnut
and Newark avenues Hudson City. ~.
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from pier 20 North River, New York, at noon ~
10 Liverpool. Glasgow Derry:
First cabin. 500 and S'5. according to location.
best accommodations, xl30.
intermediate, 1888; storage, S2S.
Certificates, be boupbt here bv hose
wishing 10 SEND for their friends.
Drafts issued, pay able presentation
Apply at the company's Offices, to
HENDERSON BROTHERS, No. 2 Bowling Green
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Try NJ DOUGHTY, AJCTIONEER-wILL SELL THIS
- day sssturday at O'Clock at the esrooms 70 Mas
sau street Household Furniture ParIo Suits carved wans
anu rosewoou Chamoer Suits, Bullets, Extension Tables
Lounges; SOFAS Wardrobes Centre Tables Carpets Mat
ueass boslers and Pillows, Paintings, Encravings Blan
ae Comiorsrs ODclohs, &c. chance Tor dealers ana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24

A. LIGHT VICTORIA, THREE SECOND HAND SIX
"A seat aways light Express Wagon tve two seat
Iop Wagons Mide seat Buggy, dirt cheap before March
GAXhQk'ss " Csdy skest
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"A. wsy.-Rockaways, Park aud Pony Phastona top
Buges Express Depot and Business Wagons cheaper
than the cheapest at A West Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24

A -A-PERsoNs WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
"A. life insurance companies and who do not desire
surrender their policies absolue borrow
value of their policies by applying at Insurance
Agency, 81 Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24
M. LEEDS CO.
"A. AUGUSTE MARTINES, Auctioneer.
Magnificent Household Furniture,
Pianoforte, Bronzes, Paintings, Statuary,
Drawing Room Furniture, &c.

"A. AUGUSTE MART1NEs, Auctioneer.
Magnificent Household Furniture
Drawing Room Furniture &c.
This Saturday. the elegant private residence 6 West
ing Furnu Marie
srosads SIX reps maraneere Cabinets E,ageres
Velvet, Medallion Carpets; Paintings by eminent artists,
nut Dressing Bureaus 8edstesas cSmmode., wsraroSe.,
board Linen GassSware Cutlery Chnawsre ser~are'
UoTIoN SALE, 100 WEST ssD ST.,
LuSE SsfEnF%TiTasnIs FTTzaIs.aESs, a IS}s %Sslos..r 3ssss
Over $50 900 worth and 400 lois by catalogue.
so , .nS Sq;sse s0s % @
and Ssaus Figures yeye. medallion carpe
and si,ded Lady; Writing Desk Bookcase. 500 volumes
'"'''' Bedroom consists. vIz:-
so,d rosewood and black walnut Bedroom Suits style Louis
sSs sna and .s c
Ma..res,es spring Beds Blankets Sheets. riows Turkish
v..,s... Dining room consists, .;:a u. r.,,. ,o,
ver and sheeld ware cutlery, French Dinner and
s sss0 Fou9. u.n; House opss at
rs.dy M ooSd; Sonsd ana
sl1th avenue cars pass the door
by JAMES NJ. MILLER-oFf1cE. 2s PINE STREET.
ID MONDAY February so
tBy order OF executors.
@ o tan s s oa
House, ached brown stone irlmmngs house 2e2i67 LOT
10 feet deep; Tagged cellar with hot water furnace
NEXT frescoed In or marble man,el s foot ceiling; dining
room 2Sxl7 even with walk first floor ball marble with
black walnut trimmings iron safe built In hall pa,Ior 37xl7;
ceiling i3h feet laan marble mantels library finished IN
All trimmings In psror and library heavy double mould
ins French plate glass Second and third floors fnsned in
eight rooms Bathroom washclosets wardrobe &C. Fourth
noo bedrooms drying room cedar and other Black
walnut nside blinds throughout the house The
perfect order and repair built without cost and by
bond and mortgage II desired.
For maps and permits inquire Of the auctioneer.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

TlY JOHN II. DRAPER Co, AUCrIONEERs
ID The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Com
pauy will sell
10000 TONS OF SCRANTON COAL
at public auction Wednesday February & at IL O'CLOCK
noon, at % Exchange place.
SAMUEL SLOAN, President
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. go.

tOhSESS CA6KlAGESs 60.
PsE sso.
open buees Depot and Business Wagons cheaper
o% fans su
little used selling OF at half original 100 ssiehs
EoR sALE-A LOT OF GOOD WORK HORSES. JUST
be sold cheap Apply IS Wooster street, Spring
EoR sALE-A SHIFTING TOP AND SEAT DEPOT
a VI" DEPOT %Ac
EoR sALE-ExPEss WAGON. WITH SKELETON TOP,
S solo Ea
corner Third avenue.
LIoR sALE-A FINE BAY SADDLE AND DRIVING
G a
EoR sALE-BEAUTIFUL SADDLE OR DRIVING
good worfsT must Be sold By he ssi No. East Nine
CRocER's WAGON FOR SALE CHLAP-NEw. WELL
built with platform springs Apply at slS Front street,
IIARNEss-FoR FARMING. TEAMINa, TRUCKING,
csrting expressing contractors livery at stables road;
Harness arm II cS.nSsTs str Street
MONEY LOANED ON EVERYTHING IN THE HORSE
M and Carrsse Line me snpsrSI .bng and fine storage
CEcoND HAND AND SLIGHTLY SHOP WORN CAR
= rages at bargains Brewster twowhoei Dog Cart Ton
Wagons Wagon rh.stor
TRUCK HORSE FOR sALE.-INoUIRE IN THE STA
i BILE, 2lS Mercer street.
OF
ss sr.d pAs Ss S5 E. box III
third street, Sixth INQUIRE ass Sixth
WANTED-A COUPE HORSE ls HANDS HIGH,
W. blood with Percheron strain preferred, sound and
sosi' Pos. IL ONCE As' -'N '''''' w.
VUANTED.-A GENTLEMAN HAVING RECENTLY
sa%s sysri S sass
rem street, room e.
WASTED-A STYLISH, LIGHT LANDAULET, Or
sell address description and price 70 LANDAULET,
Bses 5 M% hands long S sSSy ranSy neck free weight
carriages; price from $iSo % $500 VIII exchange any
| warerOoms, 63s Broadway.
&7E AND ss5 TEAM, NEAR ls HANDS. HORSE, 9
fnd %
grocery.
t1CO-BLACK HORSE. YEARS, IS HANDS;
@ sSnd aSd ana hans R
Eighth avenue, corner Of Thry-frst street.
FINANCIAL.
-sll2Ooo ESTATE FUNDS TO LOAN, AT PER
~. cent on improved and accessible unimproved city
properly mortgages K srsrf STEVENSON SON. Pine street.
A LOAN OF Ss 1000 wANTED-ON UNENCUMBERED
"A Real Estate located In the city Of Chicago. Address
JONES, boz l46 Herald ofIce.
A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
"A ls5 Chatham square and 63 New Bowery, New York
NOTICE.-Interest deposits made now will be dated
from March l..
-A-MONEY TO LOAN ON NEW YORK AND NEW
n. Jersey Property suit; Mortgages cashed
WM H. BELLAMY, No. 81 Pine street.
ESTATE FUND OF $l5oOOo WILL BE LOANED ON
n. first class Real Estate In this city for and 10
also w1n buy Frst Mortgages Address EXECUTOR box Si9
New York Post ONCE.
II suit; also temporary loans Buildings In course Of
First second Mortgages. Address
ATTORNEY, box 2,l95 New York Post Office.
LNOR sALE-A FEW SHARES OF STOCK IN MUTUAL
II Gas Company of New York. Address, stating terms,
SPECULATION, box 12S Herald Office.
| ~AEONTREAL" SHARES,
| SILVER ISLET NINE Of Lake Superior. for sale -
| by r. II. RICHARD, l9 Nassau street.
| MONEY TO LOAN-ON LIFE POLICIES AND OTHER
M insurance Agency 7S7 Broadway
(oppOse Astor pace) room l.
NEW YORK, FEBRUARY IL, ls72-THE ANNUAL
IN meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Derby Coal Com
1872 12 O'Clock M at the office of the Company at Philips
burg Centre county, Pa for the election OF Directors and
WILLIAM GIRoD, President
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TIMED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
~ Atlantic Mail Steamship Company, sailing regularly
every Thursday at O'Clock NJ precisely from pier No.
North River.
MissOU RI Captain r. II. Morton Feb n
MORRO CASTLE, Captain r. Adams (va Nassau). March
CRESCENT CITY. Captain f.. Van Sce March
A. W. DIMOCK, President
No. b Bowling Green.
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INFORMATION WANTED IMMEDIATELY
In the years 1911 and 1912 James JONES' coppersmith
with his family consisting Of wife named Lavna and her
daughter Ann Eliza, lived No. 155 Greenwich In
1879 and 1873 said James O. Jones lived No. 77 Bowery
and hs broher Samuel z. jones' also coppersmh lived
No u Gold street. In 1873 and 1914 the said James G. Jones
lived s ls Bowey and his brother Samuel Jones lived in
Cn street. Beekman street In 1914 and 1915 the said
James g. Jones lived at No. "a Roosevelt and
his brother Samuel r. Jones' lived at 267 Water In
15 and 1916 the said James G. Water street,
near New slip and his brother Samuel Jones' lived at 2
William street. Any person who has knowledge
cernng either OF brothers their families while
living at of the above places will do kindness,
medately communicating the In writing to at IS
Wall street. HENRY j. SCUDDER.
NEW YORK. Feb. l9, 1872
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PRoposALs FOR 1895 Ooo-sTocKs AND BONDS OF
'is s received Comptroller.
s Sssy SS9n sn fahs se anl w
s ss Of
bok BGHss q boS6s; S; sSs %
Ti M % psySSf ogos s
authorised by chapter sSo Laws Of 1870, payable
ssS Ssna Stock sna Bonds Will bear nerc: at the rate ak
cent annum payable on the LIST day Of May and
The proposals viii state the amount Stocks
Vii
when sas ahes entitled
W4'a'a
Sc. M
a % G s h s s
the Corporation require IL II GREEN comr,ro,er
CITY OF New YORK, DFPXRrsESr FIsANoT,,
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, February %, 1877
PARrIEs HOLDING THE STOCKS OF THE MARIPosA
Of Mariposa Land Mining Company upon the
as privilege
version will then expire
IN PER CENT CITY AND COUNTY, BoNDs-FIRsr
dasIight City Railroad stocks and Bonds and ex-
q
loto cent for safe and profitable Investments all at
low ra'es' for '"e" ALBERT II. NICoLAY,
Banker, Stock Broker and Anctonser.
g-Flr.t class Investment. Securities, paving large
rates OF interest," aspeciv with this house Tor many years.
| &o OOO TO $500 wASTED-oN BOND AND
SoSUs Herald UPTOWN Branch once isa Broadway
100000 sasd .s. s1ss: a ne saS ss
'''' MACDONALD 4 cBETwooD. 4s Broad street.
100000 E.r LSAs .o Ds
Properly for term Of years no bonus required G. E. WILL
WANTED TO PURCHASE.
TOE PRINTING OFFICE .wANTED-sI.oOo TO 5000
s With eo nS M MfvnG pasaS Fl
Herald Office. w '0 "N '''' '~'''' -
WANrEp-A SECOND HAND IRON, CAVITY OR
End platform Wsisnins Machine, ,syS i5eo Roands
SS' Branch chice % 1855 Brosdwsy ''' "'''d op''"n
WANTED TO PURCHASER NUMBER OF CONVEX
sYPHER Co, SOS Broadwav
yNANrED-A STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER, ABOUT
pe. sss % sEHxs sHGs
EUROPE. E..
THE QUEENS HOTEL. NEAR THE CRYSTAL PAL
ies-i; elevated pleasant and most ssubous position
combined with the % comfort ana o gsner. %
upper rspks Of English society.
MARBLE MANTEI.s.
kLABER, STEAM MARBLE AND MAKBLEIZlNG
n. Works. I4, ls6 East Eighteenth streetMarDle and
hardened Mantes Filing, Marbe Counters, Monuments at
defy Marble Turning the trade.
4 LARGE STOCK OF NEW DESIGNS OF MARBLE
"A Manlels, Monuments and Floor Thing
FISHER 4 BIRD, 81 10 l06 East Houston street.
GOOD CHANCE FOR THOSE WANTING MARBLE
~ or slate Manes at less than cost a. the stock must be
o March LHx%S S SoIK sf aa:on re-
-. ffty-trst sreet, between Broadway and Eighth ave-
nue.-MAIbe and Marbleized Mantes Monuments. Head
stones superior mahshp cheapest In the city; send
for designs.
CTRwARTs SLATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AsSORT-
T. b. STEWART Il CO.,
SasssASysAus between MbsyEl.s ava yAytys1.alss.
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AI,CTION

A UCTION. AUCTION. AUCTION.
n HENRY ZINN, Auconeer sells this day, commencing
0% o'clock private residence, 12 West Goth
eth comprising complete Furniture of four
z:-Rosewood Pianofore, rich Parlor suts in hgured
satin and brocae and silk Mirrors, Brussels
Bedroom Suits, in rosewood and walnut single ana double
Bedscads, Bureaus, Wardrobes, spring and Beds,
Bedding; also Dining Room, Basement and Kitchen Fufni
ture Buffet Extension Table, Chairs Pae Cutlery China
&c. Sale
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w HlTE STAR LINE
w New York. Cork and Liverpool. New and full now
OCEANIC, BALTIC, ADRTATtC
REPUBLIC, CELTIC, ATI,Ayric
su, 5000 IONS burden. 3ool horse power each.
sailng from New YORK SATURDAYS from Liverpoo on
Thursdays, calling at Corr Hsrbor each way.
ArLANrlU, February "a, at 4P M
BALTIC, MMch = at II A. N.
OCEANIC, March 2, at y. ".
From the Wnnc Star DOCK Pavonia ferry, JERSEY CITY
Passenger accommodations for all classes unrvAled COM
bining safety, speed and comfort
Saloons staserooms, smoking and baihroo ms In min.
ship secon where least motion felt Surgeons and slew
ardesses accompany these steamers.
Rates Saloon $50 In gold Meersge, $3.50 currency.
Those wishing 70 send for friends from toe old country
can now OBTAIN stecrage prepaid certificates $3s
fassenEers booked 10 orfrom all parts OF America Paris,
Hamburg Norway, Sweden, India, Australia, CHINA, &c.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24
COAsrWisg STEAMSHIPS.

LIMITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
~ Company.
The elegant sdewhee steamship SOUTH AMERICA. 200D
tons burden, Captain t. L. Tinkepaugh, will sail for ST.
Thomas Para, PerEambuco Bahia and Rio JaneirO,
Wednesday, February q, at O'Clock r NJ from pier Is
North River.
VIM r. GARRISON. Agent,
No. Bowling Green.