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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-04

MEETING OF THE SCHOOL Board.
The City School Board held its regular
monthly meeting at o'clock Yesterday
afternoon. Superintendent Binford sub.
mitted his report, which was adopted and
approved. 1t shows the total enrolment of
scholars for the month Of November to be
as follows: White, 2,434 colored, 1,720 ;
total, 4,l54. Average daily attendance !:
White, 2,222.3; colored, 1915; total,
3,767.3. Total enrolment to date: White,
2,S0s; colored, 1881 total, 4,e93. Per.
centage of attendance: White, 9O.4; coli
ored, 8e.7 total, 90.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-04

CUTTING SCRAPE AT THE Ex-
CHANGE HoTEL.--kit Eddleton. head
cook at the Exchange Hotel, and Joe
Smith, dining-room servant in the same
establishment, got into a difficulty yester-
day afternoon, which resulted in the former
cutting the latter in the left arm and in the
thigh with carving knife. The wound in
the thigh is quite serious. Eddlston, was
arrested. He was taken before judge
White, this morning, and sent on to the
grand jury for Indictment. Smith was
sent to the Medical College Infirmary for
treatment.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-04

HE PosToFFIcE FoUNTAIN.-The
beautiful fountain which was placed in
front OF the Postoffce some months since,
ana presented to the city by the Normal
school, then under the charge Of Mr..
Washburne, now constitutes very fine
monument of yagabond vandalism and Of
disgraoeful neglect on the part of the city.
It should be at once repaired and kept in
order, OF removed from the sidewalk as a
nuisance and an eye-sore.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-04

Here is an anecdote from Mr., Fields
Yesterdays with Authors" too good to
DO lost: One night when Mr.. FIELDS was
touring it with Hawthorne in their native
land, they made the acquaintance ofa cabin
boys OF duty, who was reading large
Volume, which proved, on inquiry, to be o
commentary on the Bible. When Haw.
thorns questioned him why he was reading
Then and there that particular book, he re-
Piled, with knowing wink, "There' con-
Sdsr'ble heTsy in our place, and I'm
s-studying-up for 'em I"
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Louisiana Affairs.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 4.-The Times
characterizes the Presidents Message as q
sensible, unpretending, lucid, and bust.
ness.llke document, free from political or
sectional bitterness.
The Eighth District court has dismissed
the counter injunction suits of tho Govern
or's and Custom-house returning boards,
on the grounds that the election law OF
1879 abolished returning boards, and that
tho parties to the suits are legally dead.
The Court has adjourned and no solution
has been reached.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-04
Alabama LegLsfure

MONTGOMERY, December 3.--The body
which assembled at the United States
Courtroom voted unanimous for Spencer.
This body lacks, it is alleged, two in the
Senate and several in the House o, legal
quorum. The body assembled at the
Capitol had eighteen members of the
Senate, who divided their vote between
several persons. There was no quorum in
the House to-day. but there probably will
be to.morroY. -
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-04

LIE SHoPLTFTING CAsE.-The case
OF Margaret Hart, charged with "lifting''
goods from various stores in the city, came
up IN the Police court this morning. Sew
eral witnesses for the Commonwealth were
examined, when further investigation Of
the case was, at the instance of the de.
tense. postponed until tomorrow, and the
accused bailed to appear. We understand
that the defense expect to prove that the
lady Ii Of unsound mind.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-04

ENTERED-CLEARED.-The Norwegian
brig Helding, j. Ellingson, master, entered
ct the Custom-house to-day from Liver.
pool, with $500 sacks of salt for Lee,
Sedden & Co.
The American bark Sacramento, Charles
n. Robbins, master, cleared for Pernam-
the Gallego Mills.
The schooner Judge Hopkinson arrived
at this port to-day from Georgetown, D.
G., laden with coal. This is the first car
go Of coal received here in registered YES
sci for some years. -.
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Several months ago, little boy
named Segar became interested in the chill.
dren of the Howard Mission, and deter.
mined to do what he could for them. 1t is
not much, apparently, q boy seven years
can accomplish in this direction, but he
went to work with will, saved the PEN
nies given him, run errands, and picked up
bits of iron and sold them. On Saturday
he opened his treasure-box, and found
therein two dollars and eighty-three cents,
with which he bought broken-lock pis..
tol, and has twenty-eight cents left.' So
much for perseverance. Danbuy Ners.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-04

ELECTION OF OFg1cERs.-The Ger.
man Moannerchor have elected the follow
mg Officers for the ensuing year: President,
EDWARD kempe; vice-president, G. Turgsns;
ilrst secretary, NJ. Richter; second secre.
1ary, Charles Schmidt; librarian, Ed. LESS.
The Gesangverein Virginia have renomi.
mated all their old officers, and will elect
them at the next monthly meeting,
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-04

The depot of the st. Louis, Kansas
City and Northern Railroad at Lexington
junction was burned last Thursday.
The American Press Association has
sued the Philadelphia Eueaasq Teieqyaph
for libel, claiming sl0,0 900 damages. The
ietegraph some days since called the
American Press Association +" bogus
Concern" hence the suit.
The stockholders of the Virginia Tele.
graph Company held their meeting in Alex
andria yesterday. The reports show that
the company is doing well. The old Of.
Ulcers were reelected.
The wills of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Greeley are now in the possession Of the
Surrogate of Westchester county. They
leayeall their property, real and personal.
to their two daughters.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-04

The occupants of a room over the study
OF Professor James Hadly, of Yale College,
who died last Thursday, were once inter-
tsu a while boxing and rolling dumb
bells over the floor, by gentle tap at the
door. After the customary "Come in"
the door was slowly opened by the old Pro-
lessor, who said, with a smile, in his peeu-
liar hating way, "Young gentlemen,
would be pleased to see you in my room
at any time, but | would rather have you
come in through the door than the cell
mgr
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-04

PERsoNAL.--Yost, editor of the Staun.
ton prg'nsan, gave US call to-day.
Colonel Robert W. Hughes, of Washing
ton county, is in the city.
q in the city.
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My. Gree,aY,s Oh.seaaiae.

New YORK, Dec. 4.--Weather clear
and cold. A large member of persons, in
GLIDING many representatives Of the press
from various parts of the country have
arrived. to participate in Mr.. Greeley's
obseauies.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-04
The Proposed Abolition OF Asse ssors and Assis,
ant Assessors,

ant Assessors.
WASHINGTON, December 4,--The
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Mr.,
Douglass, with the ex-Commissloner, Mr..
Rollins, Supervisor S. Fulton Totten and
others appeared this morning before the
ways and Means Committee, warmly
pressing the new bill of the Commissioner
for the abolition of the whole system of
Assessors and Assistant Assessors and inn
posing the duties of these officers on the
Collectors and deputy Collectors. The
Secretary of the Treasury, Mr.. Boutwell,,
was also present on the same business.
The indications are that the bill, in SUBJ
stance, will be reported by the committee,
and will be passed by the House.
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evening State gonrnaI.
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE

which we print to-day gives very clear
statement of the condition of the State,
and the prominent subjects which require
legislation. We commend it in the main,
and upon the hasty reading which our
limited time permits forbear adverse crit.
cism upon doubtful points. Education is
appropriately put in the foreground, and
very ably handled. The equalization of taxes
prison reforms, immigration, public i'm
provements and constitutional amendments
are made the subjects of just and en-
iightened reasoning.
We should have been glad of pointed
and emphatic recommendation fora General
Rasfsoad lao, and in behalf of some other
progressive measures to bring Virginia
into line with the other great States of the
Union. Asst Is, we are glad to commend
the general tone of the message, and to ex-
press the hope that its many wise and
excellent suggestions may be needed, its
omissions supplied and its errors avoided
by the Legislature.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-04
LOCAL NOTES.

John N. Lynneman has qualified as
sheriff Of the county for the ensuing year,
giving Henry Miller, Henry Beckman,
Peter Hotties and Joseph Schafer as sure
ties on bis official bond.
We understand that the policemen are
dissatisfied with the new division of time,
and that a majority of the force favor re.
off,
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-04

HUsrINas CoURT.--Mary Carter, mig
demeanor, acquitted; B. 7. Sublett, felo.
ny, Jury not agreed ordered to report at
o o'clock this afternoon, to which time the
court adjourned.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-04

LATE PAPERs.-Capt. @. f. Johnston
has received the New York WeeAly. Phil
adeiphia Saturday Night, The Clippe', Ere
Ssde Companion, Applejon,s Journal, ard
other literary papers, as we'll as the latest
and most popular sheet music.
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We call attention to the very able letter
OF Colonel HUGHES. which will be
found in another part of our paper.
While we subscribe entirely to the spirit
Of the letter, and commend it as timely
expression of the popular sentiment in Vir-
ginia, in all that relates to the material
interest and welfare of our people, we can
not regard one Of its concluding utterances
as the true sentiment Of the Republican
party 10 the State. We refer 10 what
the Colonel says about repu iiating tho
State debt. If State debt could be paid
by rhetorical flourish, so easily turned off
as the facie pen Of our esteemed friend is
at oil times capable Of turning it, we should
not hesitate to assume any responsibility
within the limits Of becoming indebtedness.
But we have demonstrated, over and over
again, that the Funding bill of 1871 was
inevitable reputation to the State, if its
provisions were carried out as the trainers
of the law designed. Had our warnings
not been needed in respect to that law,
there would not have been dollar in the
treasury to-day to meet tho contingent and
other expenses Of the Legislature.
We detest reputation as much az any
ether man can, and consequently the
road that leads TO it is what we would
most avoid. A fair and equitable adjust.
ment Of the State debt, with no compound
interest swlndlc to sad die additional mil |
lions upon the people, is what we want, !
and what the people Of the State will |
have before they surrenders the mselves in
to the financial hands of Wa l-street.
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Schooner Astere-f rvzen 10 Death

New YORK, Dec. 4.-Ths schooner AL.
len Middleton, from Baltimore for Proyi-
dence, is ashore Cd Fire island. One of her
crew has been frozen to death.
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Ssg- WINES AND LIQUORs.--Jobn

Beg WINES AND LIQUORs.--J0hn
N. mSiioy, Wholesale and Retail Dealer, corner
Main and Twsnty-third streets. TIT.
Deg 10 ofer to the public in any quantity to
suit some very nns Old Rye Whiskey, made in
November, 1888, out of Canada rye; also Pinst
Castill!an. and James Hennesey's Brandies |;
Port and Sherries, different brands; Old Apple
nrahoy, and fine article OF Fish Gin, Jamaica
fum' &c, &en Irish and Scotch Whistles
"Potefn potesn
Irish poteen,
The juice OF the barley
That would split the grain
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-04

ELBA PARK CoMpANY.-The Direc.
tors OF the Eliza Park Company are re-
quested to meet at the President's office
this evening, at 8 o'clock, to transact i'm.
portant business.
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DIED.

GREEN-on Tuesday, the Sd day of Dscem.
per; ls72 at "a o'clock P. M, at his residence,
- me County of Henrico, sENJAMlN w.
The relatives and friends Of the amily gene.
rally are respectfully invited to attend his fune.
raj, which will take place at the Centenary
DAY. The 9th instant. ~
Richmond papers please copy. -
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-04

New YORK, December 4. The
Herald proposes press fund for the bene.
tit of Mr.. Greeley's children, of twenty.
tive dollars from daily papers, and ten dol
lars from weeklies. The Herald heads the
list with ore thousand dollars.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-04

REPUBLICAN CONFERENCE.--Ac on-
ference of Republicans will be held at z
O'Clock tonight, in the United States Court.
room, Custom house. -.
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Gale Ia Baltimore

BALTIMORE, December 9.--Sixteen
new houses on Stricken street were unrsof-
ed last night by the gale. Only three were
occupied.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-04
The Nsrth Carolina Senatorshiy-EieesIon of
Judge MerrImou

RALEIGH, N. O., December 3.-The
election Of United States Senator to-day re-
suited in Judge Merrimon receiving 81
votes and Ex-Governor Vance 30. The
whole Republican vote was cast for Merri.
mon.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-04
I'd. Edition
BY TELEGRAPH.
42ad CONGRESS- SECOND SESSION

, WASHINGTON, December 4th.--The
Senate elected Mr.. Anthony President
pro: tenn, and adjourned.
HOUSE. - The House is considering
Washington affairs.
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| - 1ioSA so-iAoiioWs Auorteu.
HoUsE.-House met at 10 O'Clock NJ.
Speaker Hanger, in the Chair. Prayer BY
Kew. DR.. John q. Edwards, of the NJ. E
| Church. - - :
Senator j. II. A.. Smith, of Russell
brought q message from the Senate an.
nouncing that that body was in session and
ready to proceed to business. Ninety
members answered to their names.
The Speaker declared quorum present
and appointed Mr.. Watts, of Portsmouth,
to inform the Serate that the House was
ready to proceed 70 business.
Announcements wers made that Messrs.
! Brooke, OF Fauquier, and Early, of Abe
marie, were detained from their seats by
illness.
Two days. leave ofabsenee were granted
to Mr.. A. B. Leghtner, of Augusta.
Mr.. Kelly, Of Spottsylvania, offered q
resolution providing for committee of five
to consist Of two Senator's and three Dele
gates, to wait on Governor Walker and
inform him that the two houses were ready
to receive any communication from him,
Adopted.
The Speaker appointed the following
members of the committee, on the part Of
the House: Messrs. Kelley, Burkholder,
and Wall.
After brief absence, Mr.. Kelley, on
behalf OF the committee, informed the
House that His Excellency would submit
communication in writing.
Colonel Owens, the Governors Aid, deli.
vered to the house, message from
His Excellency, which s presented el Sc
where.
1t was read in eaenso by the clerk.
On motion of MIR. Stephens, of Albe.-
marie, the Governors message was laid on
the table and ordered to be printed.
On motion of Mr.. Burkholder, of Camp.
bell, it was ordered that l 800 extra copies
be printed for the use of the House.
The following were offered and referred
BY Mr.. Smith: A resolution as to the
proprietY of creating the office of State
Geologist.
By the same: A resolution IS to the
expediency of making q defaulter of the
public revenue guilty of felony.
BY j. t. Brown: Bill to incorporate |
the Old Dominion Sugar Refining Com
pany.
BY Mr.. Dooley: Bill to amend the |
charter and change the name of the Mer.
aitA tASShaIiSo tSaEIllES oaHk OI |
the CITY of Richmond.
by Mr.. Anderson A resolution as to the
expediency of 80 amending the law az to
make each county and town of the State
pay the expenses Of its criminal prosecu-j
lions.
BY w. I. Jones Resolution as to eS-
pediency of so amending the 9Th rule of the
House, SO as to limit the supply of station
cry to be furnished each member to not
exceeding ten dollars in value per session.
BY Mr.. Thomas Petition of VIM. M.
Buck, of Warren county, to be relieved of
IN erroneous assessment of taxes.
Mr.. Van Auken Republican, offered the
ollowing resolution
Whereas, This being the day appointed
or the funeral obsequies of that eminent
patriot, that wise statesman, that brilliant
Of the genius of our Amer.
can institutions, and above all, that honest
nan, Horace Greeley; therefore,
Resolred, That out Of respect to bis mem.
Try this House do now ADJOURN
The resolution was adopted without de.
bate. and the House adjourned.
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aG-Ne Champaign Cider-nOi Champaign
Charley. G.. q. THOMPSON. under St. AL.
bans Hall.
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81 Champaign Cider-nct Champaign
Charley. q. q. THOMPSON, under st. al,
BANS Hall
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sJNo. hampaign Cider-not Champaign
Charley G.. g. THOMPSON, under ST. Al
bans Hall.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OF VIRGINIA
FIRST DAY.

SENATE.--The Senate was called t
order at IL o'clock /; the Lieutenant Cover
nor in the Chair. Prayer by Rev. T, g
Dashiel. No roll was called, there bein,
q quorum present. On motion, the rule
governing the General Assembly Of las
session were adopted. On motion, a com
mittee of two, consisting of the Senators
from Russell and Campbell, was appointed
to inform the House of Delegates that tn,
Senate had organized anc was prepared fo
business.
A message from the House informing
the Senate that that body had organized
and was ready for business, was received
A message was also received informing
the Senate that the House had adopted the
following resolution:
"Resolped, the Senate concurrlng. that
a committee of three on the part of the
House, and q committee of two on the
part Of the Senate be appointed to inform
the Governor of the organization of the
General Assembly," Concurred in.
Senator Taylor, of Loudoun. offered
resolution that the clergy of Richmond and
Manchester be invited to open the Senate
with prayer. Adopted.
On motion of the Senator from Lou
doun. a recess was taken, time at the op-
ton of the President.
On the assembling of the Senate, Senator
Quesenberry reported that the committees
had performed their duty, and that the
Governor expressed bis qualification at the
assembling of the General Assembly, and
said he would communicate further in
writing.
Colonel Owens presented a message from
the Governor, which was read.
The Senator from Shenandoah moved
that 500 extra copies of the message be
printed. Adopted.
The Senator from Sussex offered the fol-
lowing resolution Of sympathy occasioned
by the death of Mr.. Greeley:
+" Resolced, That in view of the fact that
this day has been set apart for the solemn
zation Of the funeral obsequies of the Hon.
Horace Greeley, whose recent death in the
,ity of New York has fallen like pail
Upon the entire American Republic, send |
ng. pang of genuine sorrow to the hearts
II his fellow.citizens of all shades of no.
itical opinion, the Senate do adjourn until |
2 O'Clock Tomorrow" Adopted.
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Censlsdsd on Fourth SsgA
The New York herald., 1872-11-21

\ wEINBERGER, AUCTrONEER, SELLS THIS
al? and Seal Lap Robes Mink and other Fur Sets new
Ocloh, Store Stoves, Coal Scuttcs, Easy Chairs
Lounges Sofas, Tables Chairs Watches, Jewclry, Pocket
books Dress Goods Lnngs Lace Curtains Curtain Rem.
nans and general assortment OF Wines Liquors and
Champagnes; also two iron saics ono copper Whskey
sun of 10 gallons capacity, ac., &c.
The New York herald., 1872-11-21

MARBL Il D NIANTELS.

-~-s~-~~.~~e.>--.--
A -REMOvAI.-SLAfE MANTELS, CRATES, GC-
"A. Large and elegant stock at our new wareroon,S
Union square, corner OF Fourth avenue and Seventeenth
street. PENKllYN SLATE COMPANY, manufact turcrs J
every variety Of slate work, plain and ornamental
KLABER, STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLEIZINa
H. Works ~ and 1876 East Eighteenth strccf.-Marbe
and Marblezed Manics 1Iing, Marble Counters, Monu
ments, at prices that defy competition Marble furnns
, Tor the trade
CTEWARI'S SLATE MANTELS.-RICI AND ELE-
~ designs; Satc Work of descriptions Marble
ana wood Man'es r. u. STEWART CO., go ana lss
West Twenty third street near Seventh avenue N. Y
& KLABBR co.'s MARBLE works. 2D WEST
-. Fitty-irst street bctwecn Broadway and Eighth
avcnue.-Marble and MnrbIciIcd Maneis, Hea1stoues,
Ac., OF superior workmanship, at very low prices
The New York herald., 1872-11-21

AT THE sALEsROONs 10 CoRrLANDf STREET
This Furniture was made 10 order by Alexander Roux.
and Is In fine condition. II comprises rich solid
rosewood and walnut parlor Suits, In brocatei and
superb solid rosewood IRENE and French plate
Mantel Mirrors Brocatcl and Lace Curtains, fine Oil
Paintings Clocks Bronzes Vases Per Mirrors elegant
Room suits; Arm9res Bookcases, wsrdrcbes Etagercs,
cut and engraved Glassware silyerware Velvet Brus-
sells and Ingram Carpets fnc. Hair and Spring Mat.
Kitchen Utensils &C. ac Tho sale viii take place posi-.
lively rain sninc as the leaves for Europe on
Saturday.
The New York herald., 1872-11-21
A UCTION.-CLINTON b. OSGOOD, AUCTIONEER.
IA New and second hand
Furniture and Carpets
OSlOOn

will SELL at their salesrooms,
. l26 Chambers street, near College place,
THIS DAY CTHURSDAY), Nov. 81 at iO1s A. M.,
vevef Brussels and ingram Carpets elegant carved
walnut marble top aufet, rosewood Hall Stands ma-
Gnred Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Oilcloth mahogany
Bookcase, showcase and Counter; mahogany Chairs,
Kitchen and ParOr Stoves ParOr suit in green reps.
Also
six black walnut Parlor Suit In green rcps and 20 Sew
ing Machines, to close Il account
The New York herald., 1872-11-21

JAMES NJ FORD, AUCrIONEER-sELLs THIS DAY.
at two O'Clock, the entre Furniture of family going
South, at S Bowery. Rosewood and black walnut Par
lor Suits, Chamber Suits French Plato Mirrors marble
marble top Centre Table Gard and Fancy Tables SrrcsS
Mardrobes Extension Fables Chairs, Rockers Toilet
Blankets Comiorters China Glass and Fancy Ware, &C.
keoDers and OthorS
The New York herald., 1872-11-21
TACoB BoaAET. AUCrIoNEER.

at II O'Clock 327 West Thirty street nea
avenue Gentee household furniture Consisting OF bar
Bedroom Dining and Kitchen Furniture: nsri",
Organ rosewood Plano, Brussels and Ingram OsrDsts
&c. Par iculars tomorrow
The New York herald., 1872-11-21
sALEs AT AUCTION.

9: WEINBKRGER, AUcTI0NEER-MOETGAGH
Row noweTy the stock or Liquors and Fixtures Of Lager
Rum Ro"ra comprising khins Wine, Bittcrs, Kumne
bacs Snr Ice soS Beer Stand copper Measure ono ne
EngrsSy11ss Eng a. i1s s'gr S rasasss: Wine and
OF L. U. Newman. mortgages. Also immcdiS,siv thars
aer regular sale Of general Merchandise Cutery Dry
tslcloth and l2j barrels and casks OF Liquors
The New York herald., 1872-11-21

A YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS GROOM
N understands his business perfectly; well re-
commended. Call ut address for two days 326 East
Sf
The New York herald., 1872-11-21

A SWEDE, SINGLE, WISHES A SITUATION AS
IN coachmnn and groom good man with horses;
speaks good English and willing to work. Address box
167 Herald Office