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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-25

CAnELs IN NEvApA.-A tlslin Of over a do
zen cameIs arrived in this city yesterday at
ternoon from the valley Of Carson river, be-
low Dayton. These "ships of the desert"
were loaded with hay, in bales, for Adams's
hayward, on North D street. The huge, I'M
calmly beasts presented quite picturesque
appearance as they filed into town with thelf
cumbrous freight. Upon arriving at the hay
yard, at the word of command they all knelt
down to be relieved of their loads. These
animals appear to thrive quite as we'll in this
country us in the wilds of Sahara. There
are an abundance of deserts here, If they are
necessary to the comfort Of the beasts Yer
g1naa city (Necada) Enterprise, January 10.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

go, or .hc Richmond Dlspatch.
CORE s,ou1y ,,,f surefs XIII
tmnSe's .a,,,co. ~, that subject
ci'-'f"' .,t ,,,,, rr,s sirnc>t Sun-
rci"ce" Hi u,,c,r,,, i, THO
partc'S'--t W.. ,,..:.>.., ,c sn,,,;,cr,,
same N"'' ,. p,,;.,. Do.o,,,.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,,-a...,a..,Iu,
ttons--%n>'e's .. 49,. Cn.,,,'a,..,,
questioned "'oh s
opening tar me a'''''''' ~, 49,,
WsSuNGToN' Jai''S''! - io'-' -,
Thoughts already arise 't:t' a','noS'. ""'
y. mixed 10 death an" not s""'lr'' ~ ".s'"'t
.nv DURING III" ireS'ni session, ."'t'e "
=. Republican advocates WHO NV o,r''
.-1e>; IN - ~"lf"'t' "'&'' ~ ",Ss :.'''.
t. lc ~ li>! zee VIZ! ~ '"'>'';,!''.''"
..a. re r>h >i''" " 'ii>''''i' ~, Wy,
80. tt,@..ra H"''>'! H''y' W u, ~"
......'l'o ."'' ''"-''>>'',''' "'r''%
- .....ttur - ever a''" '''' >i"''"'',
.r>po,u. d! INC i',>'"''' '',,'.''''' ,,;';
/ 30 hFmr>' ana u''' 'r","
a ul i"r supporters III '"'" 'i"''>'> "S,".
...' VISA AL IN" N"'i"'',> ga "'S"'''."
.- ~ ~ ih'i 'T"i ''''li','''"' 'Al''' '''',' "t
s.a"y III securing VAS sort ~ ''''>""''-
.. i,3 ".''', i'''">''''-:.'l i,, w ~
.r73-nA".i !E'> '"'2" "'H'"" ,''V' ~ :"
..nn -lt't importance l" '.' N'''''c ~ H''
..n~ 'l - E"ditAt oFGtE"ofS. Is rs
.,m- thr AicN> ana curses oi 'hc very
80. "-1>j supporters III the :Noi'i'ih>tl1't"li
.@NN. Notwithstanding Tie PRESIDENT nun
,... ! i IVA ~ tue ti>' al lis most WariGc>t
......:>~. In tri;H. II Is very CERTAIN that
'.r.c ;, n"! Il Ia'il'': "t thc 'a"ihri WI"
...G.~.> vN:. >r'N"r t'i"ii'iaH al present .ii-
..r.'1rt amI W"mutG'l"d; 80 mat me al
.-,G.rl"n Is crrdNei WIN endorsing TWO
.' matters -! HI;'n"&! iu!p"ranc" W"!ch
.rG'Ud d"!cudrrS "l 'Hc ADMINISTRATION
sd. i'W- 'lr!: TEST I" Keep unucr the sur
T.. a. r1cG,>, or - TthaN! "t'!!lli'> Oh no
... .,.,c.
f.n .u,> ~ prestige W.ll'h thc rar1: Ill
....f .a> Sustained in the southern States
l.. s."r rrc"nt memory ha, become Il
....i.I ,.r little .nivTC>; iii political circles
r. li..> may L." regarded a somewhat
,........ac when ti.t' truth i taken into coz
Iteration that upon the Rtlicali>m OF the
...r4 tnrr. it> existed \ very confidential
....n. a great strength. Lately. however.
.... bus brcn q change, ANA the Republicans
..r~ book = their southern allies Is more
.. weakness than strength. The tone OF
..>'tlal and the corruptionS Of the leaders
...., Ike Radicals have been III lie ascend
..y IN i,,e South have wrought great dis
....,> ASA; auprchcn,iou North. This ieclin.
e., ,..,niYt more nrominrnt ,Iav after day,
=. r.,,a.ll,, That The lear, do NOT exist lic-
5,I.,. Il any Impression that they will laii OF
...,..,r,..I >rr,.i,t.ti in south CaroIina or Mis-
-. .n,,i ~. North Caroline. or other southern
ST.. -. lur moro on account of the luke
q, r.InrSS and chance cC sentiment which
.....,l,., u:.njir,i in the North and West
....,.> H., ON If the DISREGARD for honesty in
J .,.r, ,3r1,l,n> arc nr,n;snd in thc Senate
.,' v,.'.. consideration Of tho resolutions or
m,. ,,l;.h Snr.,o,. C,-,,,, ~; ,,.;II
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Insanity and Suicide from Grief.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 2S.-William a.
Johnson, of Austin Rancho, insane from grief
Mt the death of his wife, shot himself dead
when she was placed IN her coffin. They
were buried together. A
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NOTICE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

of Richnond, In the State of Virginia. and Gustayts
Ober John Is. Ober and Robert Ober, OF the city OF
Baltimore In the State Of Maryland, who are there
associated under the firm OF G.. Ober Sons, have
ills ay associated themselves as partners Tor the
pnrposc Of conducting GEN ERAL COMMISSION
tSD GROCERY BUSINESS at the old stand OF
Hin, Bentley 6 s;kinker, under the firm name OF
HILL 6 SKINNER .r
Charles ID. Hin and Charles r. Skfnkcr are the
general partners, and NcSsrs. Gassayus Ober, John
k. Obcr, and Robert 0ber, under the nrni or IT,
ODER g. SONS, are special partners.
The arm Of G.. OBER &SONS has put INTO inc
The partnership begins on the first day OF January,
Is. fs7e aud IS to expire on the slst day Of De-
ceuiber, 1877 ~,
? p! CHAsRRELEss 2. HIhk, I'm ,p General.
GUSTAVTS OBER,l
f@s3J ,>..tsI JOHN X. OBER, =. Special,
Is. r1t- 3s,.. ROBERT ODER,
!, Composing the firm OF q. Ober Sons.
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nIssOLUIToN OF co -PARTNERsHIP.
~ The firm OF HILL, BENTLEY Sk1NkER
this d,y expires by ljrnitatton The assets OF the
frm have passed into the hands Of CHARLES d.
HILL and CHARLES X. SKIEKER, who have as.
sIrled the payment OF all debts OF the lrIn, and
who alone are authorized to sign the firm namc In
NaultIatiou., CHARLES ID. HILL,
~ Z WILLIAM G.. BENTLEY,
. XII i. r- CHARLES X. SKINKER,
JAMES POTEAT.
mIlnr3
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BOOTS. SHOES, dc.
sTOHN Fl. BOSCHEN & SON, ESD
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN Z AA
s BOOTS AND SHOES,
500 BROAD STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND
SIXTH STREETS.
SIXTH STREETS.

Large assortment Of Baltimore, Philadelphia and
clurad goods always on hand.
I,ADIE,S' and CENTS BOOTS and SHOES made
to order and ct guaranteed New styles; reasona-
bic prices. Repairing neatly done. Orders promptly
an To. lG -
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COMMERCIAL.

80 CORN AND FLOUR ExCHANGE,l
49,. II RICHMOND. VA, January "a, 1877.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Red, 80 bushels.
CDRS.-Whte.4 s3 bushels Mfxcs no t<fshofs ii
OATs-272 bushels. I. .>-''N'' $500 : 4.
bLACk-kIE PEAs---36 bushels
SALES.
WHEAT.-Red, 80 bushels at $I.ss for fair.
CoRN.-White tes bushels Mt CSC. for prime. Mixed,
4s bushels ut CSC for prime, &c for very good ec
FOR good.
OSTs-1es bushels at ssc. for very good spring.
BLAcK-EYE PEAs.-3s bushels at sl.2S.
RE-ExHIBITED.
BLACK-EYB PEAS.-3G bushels
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The WcstGcld Disaster---A Woman
Gets Damages for the Loss Of her
EguSbant

New YORK, january 24.-Mrs. Margaret
Saunders, who lost her husband by the ex-
plosion the steamer Wcstfeld some months
since, having sued the Staten Island Ferry
Company for damages, has recovered 5000.
The jury, i'll their verdict, regretted their
legal inability to give her more.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, GIrY or RICHMoNp, S.:
Il. CHARLES u, WILLIAMS, NOTARY public Tor the
city Aforesaid In The State of Virginia, do TESTIFY that
CHARLES d. HILL this day personally appeosSs ~,
Iessrs. G. ORER 4 SONS, Of the city Of Batimore,
in ne State Of Marysnd. have actually PAID INTO uie
Arm Of HILL q SIMMER, OF which the safant u
a General nartner the sum Of fifteen thousand dol
lars ISL, ee5l, as special partners therein 90,
fSfgnedi - CHARLES U.WIILIAMs, Nj.
IL dI,y& ! Il
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Put tax of 81 on each dog in the Com
monwealth mot excepting the hotnd>), and
we will raise over $780, 900 per annum, which
will pay the interest on S1,GG6,G66. We say
tax the dogs and pay our debtS.-Alerandria
Sentinel.
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F1RE.-Thc dwelling-house Of General r.
Cruikshank, at Monterey, Fairfax county,
Va, about six miles from Washington city,
was totally destroyed by fire Monday night.
No insurance, and total loss not ascertaincd.
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! ~ BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, January 2l.-Vjrginia e's old. A. lad;
aI3 asked Consols, 81 bid; So asked. West Viz
Einia's,Li5 bid: ls asked.
I Cotton steady; low middIings, 2lfc. Flour dull
yhesit dull and steady; Pennsylvania, $i.5s&ISl6o
Corn fr1ner; white southern, es@I67c.; yellow, Sc;
mixed western, &c. Oats, 55sIsSc. Rye 81. But.
ter unchanged. Provisions unchanged. Whiskcy
steady nj 93a,e3jc
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| cEASONABLE GOODS.-Just re-N
|. y eeiyed at PAGES, Gents Calf double-EEsA
sole Boots; Gents oiled-si:!in Cavalry Boots va
first rate for bad weather; Boys oiled-gin Cavalry
Boots first rate for bud weather; Gents stout single
sole Boots Gents Calf double and sngle,soie Gail
Yonths thick and Kip Boots. All of which will be
sold very low. JOHN =. rAdr.. w.,
ia 0 I-oo niIliI stItet-
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! BY Telegraph
NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK, january :4.--Cotton quiet; sales, 1875
hsies; upE.nds. s2sc-; Orleans, 22ic. Flour UNI
stea6ier; wintor red western, Sl.saa*Lea. Corn
iirmcr at 1lNf?sc. Rice quiet at 7sGssc. Pork firm
ut SH.5o. Lard duh ut ss9sc. TurDentinc frmcr at
eo6sssc. Rosin heavy at $i7o. Tallow heavy at 90
Bsc. Freights lower. y.
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MACHINERY, &c.

MACHINE .WORKS.-SLOAT & AD-
N1 DINGTON, Nos. 1t22, 1901, 1926, and 1923
Cary street, and Nos. 13 and Is south Fifteenth
street. Richmond, Va. We make all kinds Of new
We 20 In the country to do all sorts Of work In
line Also make the best tobacco mills In the world,
and keep them OH hand, we'll tobacco screws Of
all kinds together with blnds and billets ana all
iclcs for the manufacture Of tobacco. We keep on
hand for sale all sizes Of new and secondhand En-
gincs Boilers Mills. Grist-AIs, Power Pumps,
Platform Scales, Shaftng, Hangers, Pulleys Gear
and i;evl Wheels and, III fact, general assortment
of all useful articles In our line, together with
Judson's Patent Stcan-Engne Governor; Utica Com
pany Stcam-iauges; Scldcn's Patent Engine Pack
Ing Pect Valves; Globe Valves; TalIow Cocks; Self
Oilng Cups, for both engine and shafting; Flne
Cleaners oil Cans: Water-Gauges, &C. All OF which
we sell mt reasonable prices and OH accommodating
terms. N. 3. We receive on consignment al kinds
of machinery, both new and secondhand Come and
see us. DC 81 SLOAT C ADDISGTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04
aurtion Sales of Real gsiair.
j. JoHx.os. IT,, AgepOneer.
by JERE. JOHNSON, Jr,

j. JOHNSON. IT,, AgeuOneer
DY JERE. JOHNSON, Jr,
I'D (snccesSor to johnson Mlner,l
No IS EAssiu.sr, COR CEpAR 81 NEwYoM
Real Estate prompty Exchanges Stools
Furniture Merchandise, &c
TUESDAY, Marcn 5,
Al 70 o'eoeh At RIchange Sslesrooms, III Broadway
UIeHIY INPoRTANr sALB MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
THE 18TH WARD, BROOKLYN,
Br orier OF FIRED BRICK sCHOLRs esq
TWO SPLENDID PIECES OF WHARF PROPERLY SITUATED
ON KRSTAvB BASIN. between kEAP AND RODNEY-STS d.
'''" OPV'''' 'f'C qTY MARKET GROUNDS
abou 10 lots The docks the
There II r. Of Wse tracts have been made oinerea
Iamer Birch Dealers FouDders Disuers
sugar Re6ner Gas Companies The terms will be liberal Maps
NN HO' Also. BY ORDER or THE SAME OWNER
HOOPERsT. 246 r. Of BedfOrdAye, splendid
HooPBR.sT 100 r. Marovave II choice lot. near
the site recently purchased for New German Lutheran Church This
He Hs'''' MAGNIFICRHT BEDPoRDAvE LOTS
Creme De IA Creme Of tine Avenue
BBDFoRDAyB. AND HEWBs-sT., u running along
Don't fail 70 examine above They are directly opposite the
paiatal residence Of Cornelius johnson. esq.
HOOPRR-ST., e. -, " 70 n. e Of BedfOrd-sve lots
HEWES-ST, ". g., "a f. q. {. Of BediOn-ave-3loA
HOOPBR-ST S e. s. 291 IT, r e. Of Beifori-ave - lots
ROssST, & 30 #. s. W. Of BetiOrdaye-2lOtA
PENN-ST., s. E. s., 81 4. ". Of Leeaye-4 lots
MARCYAVE AND PBNN-STi n ". corner, opposite ST. Pauls
Cbnch-4 lots
LYNCH.sT. Sc g., 100 II v. Of Hsrri.onave.-s lots.
MIDDLErON-ST. n. 100 r. 4 OF aye-5 lots
RUTLBDGB-ST AND MARCY-AYE n. co.'s lots.
OF
jI successor to johnson Miller Miller = Sssssust n. y
l2 O'Clock at Exchange SslesroOm Ill Broadway n T.
SPLENDID PROPERTY ON THEODORUS BERGEN ESTATE
FOurtha7e Ffy-hfh
THURSDAY March a.
once Of
tora L l. SPLENDID PROPERTY OFCAPT JOSEPH BOUNTY
Astoria, n Y Particulars hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04

EXECUTORS SALE
81 VALUABLE LOTS,
on
BTGHTB ST NICHOLAS, AND SETHAvES, THB BoULB.
WARD, I23D, 124TH, l2jTH, 126TH, AND
MANHATTAE-STs.
ApElAN u. MrLLkE. Auenoaeer

on TUESDAY, MARCH ,,
At 70 o'clock Exchange ssesrOou III Broadway by orer Of the
undersigned Of James Walter decesei'
81 LoTs comprising block bounded by the Eighth and St
Nichoasaves 1894 and l2lih-sts
10 LOTS in the block bounded BY and Manhstsnsts
St Nicholas and Hinth-aves
SIX LOTS east side Nnh.aye commencing nOea,t
Of l25th-st
FOUR LOTS south l26;-st 100 Of Ninhavs
FIVE LOTS Msnhsan-s between Ninth and Tentbsves
SEVEN LOTS at the junction Of Manhattan and l2otbsts
ONE LOT northeast the Boulevard and i24hst
The being the immediate vicinity Of the Morn
pg.side Park fronting the Pas formed by NeNye 81 heh
save Manhattan d and 2ibst and BY Ninth ave. Manhattan
and l2 m SIRE daby located and rapidly enhancing IN value
TFRMs-sevenve the purchase money nay remain on
Bond and Mortgage
SALE PEREMPTORY TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
THOMAS Il. WAITER Executor,
HARRIET A. WALTER E1ecuur
Ofhe Estate Of JAMES K WALTER, deceased
Mans a. the oFce % the Auctioneers Gol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04
NETWORK AMI. ,SSEw-HAyEN RAIL
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY p, ls7L
In KICKER. Genl. SUIT.

Ps.ny Station HewYork Of Twenty seveath't an
Fourtb-sve EntrAnce TSent! seveath-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04

Fourtbsye. kntranee on Twenty seveathsI
TRAINS LEAVE Yew-YoRK
Po S.wHsvsn and Bridgeport T. (ELl N NJ IBIS Ell
20 fa Milford sod F,rasa Southport ,nd w.'tpo ll'oI
n" fo o;; south III Sor%.a EI nj l2s Er EI a
40 tET.5 $50 $50 and ED p NJ ...s.,
FS s DsGs@ 5i e. D. il5s So n EE tsI a
80 so EI We I .SS inter- saaqai ~ as as
90 s ~ Train ,S leaves s,v.YoE al n for
Boston VI. both sPhHsSsioSs NR Rt III S1' TRANS
For Boston "a a., ssIs Lin: ~: and and
FSi Conpeetut River Railroad n rl3 n TO Northampton
For Hsrfor Pro,.sne. ,sd FshL Railroad ES
. . London lad Tor..s y North
'TP'oS :9e sSdss-a and wmsac Railroad M La'
p i sao.. p Railroad and w.,...,-,
E,iIo.a r. sni MS !sd 80
ss:gS S. CIR I: :''Sf sd .i
S:::, s =: ::1; i;.:
a.. s :, sts %: os' :4 4 y"
'fs. i ;;s4 Gcf r. ;s. :e
NETWORK CENTRAL AND i. HUDSON ON
~ RIVER RALRoAp ns,o NOSES SS:hiy .ad ro91
sa Mg :s5 I sHD1 with D'''i''. ~
,.,o M SPECIAL Chicago EIp. With DaTAs''sn "a" Saa'
,o,.. an: a" s sa;s.i f :si w.,.r.
100 n soHtrs. Irpr'.s With sl''pnss'' ITO" "sI
AeanL -. 49,. 49,. Tar Wusr.owu, Otusga, and
osi s. k,pr,. VITA s.spsFsas for hseasn" sSsaS
WV n 49,. F,lAt alss for CbesEo, VA po..
R.,,o,I., and ior s. LOsii, via To'ao ''''" w '''"
go. tp 80, With N..piate.n for Troy and Aoss'. -.
NJ aoTfh Of fonfsrt ss's - u'''@
Trans s:s T hEseRSI "a a.s.r Passenger
NEW JERSEY RAILRoAD--Ft,RsoGs}Htv F00T Of
Pss5E9 9sspai ~ g.; I'd s.; :: -
s:s'i II : ,'' =: 'iAiTloss
Ton .Sa fhE WEST % - 70 and w
a. and Iynei 5urr asiy s3g naH visonl s
WpsT Vi, p,sn,,lyss. Rslretd-ssb and W. A 49,
az, p,.ss " ths cd A. and nsa
NJ Ieri 10 Psbarfh Chicago and Le~s,e -tbss
& ,,, an, the 800 daily ana fun toets I'VE
h.rsh Caoaasu Lsasvls ss1 81 Lsais .thess eslss
Pc, ears arr 70 The $50 and rsn -
Yah 10 Ts Wayne, Chssso vithca' esssss lss of ~ WV
sf D.sbsss,a. foot q CsrslssdtsL asa =" 5g Isai
" s,uIs p-ss,. Az. r. " 'jicIsoS. o.sr s.y.
COUTH SIDE r. r. OF L. l.
Winter Ar,agsnsss soaasaebs os. " 1911 f'E hs0's''" an
Nal Tor Ps.ebsEae By Blspor sad Fire Plaza
iseo !. Accom- medstos W Dsbyisa
5.,s Erv- Pssesezss By stare for B.epon 800
1o Aeeonmedsuon or p throash 70 Pheeosse VI 0s'e'~
4 ~ Usbyl Aeon nsiston
~ l,.emn edsies for Hsrrfet
w 3sS s.4 ssn q usins ssb"F,'"
v.lIsy % kesksusy sse hs.psts,A
... G. ". poveLAs ssesasssssssA
- liss fss~ o. H.. nd ...r '--ff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04
AT KINZEY'S
BARGAINS IN EVERY

BABGAINs IN EVERY
DEPARTMENT.
CORD EDGE RIBBONS &C. Sc 1oc vsrd.
FANCY RIBBONS. &C., &c. lOc., H. l5c. yarL An -
eros GRAIN RIBBONS Ice l5c Zoe 2Sc yard
sAsH RIBBONS, 2Sc Sic, 'Oc. soc, bOe yard An ,
WIDE FANCY RIBBONS. 49, 2oc. 2sc ale. yard
WAIERED Ribbons Be-, loe he, lSe 2oe yard 49, ,,,,,o
s7s DOZENS RICH SILK
YEcErIEs AND scARFs AT
lOc, 25c 29c &c, Soc &C. WORTH DOUBLE r,,,,,.,..
SILK PRINCES, &C. Ice, Isc to 81 yard.
''-n 0'''i . w. AT KINzEYS
SILK TRIMMINGS, lSe piece, up an ,-,
sATiYs AND vELvEfs FOX TRIMMINGS
y ys5ESeFFESSssffs tAcE e. e 6 @ yard
REAL GUIPuRE LAcEs. Zoe, Isc. yard, mp.
'hAN0h A'1''''4'' Ian co. ''' jaw w. AT KWzBps
LINEN EDGINGs le De- &c. &c. yard up
REAL LACES, &C., &c., lOe., 2e yard, ~. - -
$1,000 YARDS HAMBURG EDGINGs
AND INSERTIONS &c. &c. &C., lOc lie, l5c Zoe 2sc g1e
EMBROIDERED BANDS Pc 9le .Oc 5Oc &c.
EMBROIDERED RUFFLIEGs, l0c, l5e., zoe, 2Se, up. -
1900 DOZENS LINEN, LACE, AND EMBROIDERED COLLARS
lc, jc.. &C., &c.. l0c, lie, l5e, Zoe, 2Se - -
GOO pr PCRs FRENCH SKIRT RUFFLIsGs &c., c 7 ale &c.
'''' "O''' -'-'~ AT KINzEYs
HEMsTTTCH HARDKERCHTEFs. Sc, &c. &C.
ALL LINEN HAEDKERCHIEFS, &C., &C., l0c Ia - -
GENTS HASDKERCHIRFs Zoe. l2e, I5e, up.
FINE HASDKERCHlEPs, BE TO 81
LINEN SHIRT BOsOMs lse up
LACE TIDES, lSe Zoe, 25e up - -
GOODS At WHOLESALE
LESS THAN IMPORTERS PRICES -
RUPpLgD NIGHT DRESSES. 86e up
'rAh'DiD DoO"DA 'O-1' AT KIEzEYs.
RuFFLED AND TUCKED DRAWERS, 81,
"0"AhO avn ~ AT KIEzgYs.
PRETTY TRIMMED CHEMISE, Iic up
TUCKED AND RUFFLED CHEhlsB, BIC. up.
RUPPIBD AND TUCKED SKIRTS Soc Op.
TBNTUCKRD SKIRTS, 6sc
LOTS oP sonED UNDERWEAR cheap
BUSTLBs, C0RSBIS, PADS, SKIRTS, &c,
LADIES COTTON HOSE IOc I2c l5e 3D.
LADIES REGULARMADB HOSE, 2Se -
SILK EMBROIDERED BALBRIGGASs 37le
GENTS BALBRlGGAE HALF HOSE, Use .
RRGULARMADE HALF HOSE Ice.
GENTS HALF HOSE AS Low AS Sc .
LOT sorLED KID GLOVES 25e. pair
EMBROIDERED KID GLOVES, ige. par -
SPLENDID LOT KID GLOVES 7se pair
ANOTHER LOT TWO BUTTON GLOVES i5e. -
BBsT ITALIAN SEWING SILK lie sleiA
BEST 20-YARD SPOOL SILK lie. spool. - ,,,
BEST 100 YARD MACHINE SILK &c. spool
BEST EMBROIDERY SILKS, &c skein. - .,,,,,
SPLENDID SEWING COTTON, g. DOZEN
EXCELLENT 200 yards WARRANTED Jc ar v,,,,rv,o
ALPACA SKIRT BRAIDs Sc piece.
DA'i '0A'Ai Inv Nv AT KIYZgYs
BEST GOLDBYED NEEDLES. Sc paper
BBsT BRASS PINS, FULL PAPBR, DC - rr,,v,o
ENGLISH PEARL BUTTONS, g., e. Sc, Sc dOru.
ENGLISH FooTh'bh0ShNo' o. 0' ~ "" AT KlSzgVs
REAL WHITLEY JRT EARRINGS 3sc pair
FANCY AND GILT SETS, lse. set up At vry7pv,s
PIouEs AND MARsEILLBs rae. l5e., zoe up
TUCKED sKIRTIEGS, zSc. yard At rrrzpv,e
SWISS MUsLIss lie yard up
NAINsOOE hUsLIHS, l2le. yard sp At vrrguy,s
DOTTED swIssRs. l5e yard up
JACONBT HUSLINS l2le yard up AT rrrzPy,s
LINEN DAMAsK TOWELS. l5e. up
LINEN HUCK TOWELS, &c AZ rru7vy-s
CURTAIN LACEs zoe yard
LACE CURTAINS, 25S. piece NJ. AT VrEzFyis
hARsBILLEs QUILTS, 81 % up.
LINEN TABLE DAMAsKs, Soc np. ~ v,u1vv,s
LINEN NAPKINS, &C. Sc, &C.. Sc
LINEN TOwBLISGs, sc. yard up 49, ur,,.v vrrypys
69l BROADWAY,
IMITl-9rS.
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8ieamboats ano Railroads.


SAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.
sSS s%ST. Ts' GS'I S S.sSo .S Ia.
S Slnls pSISi, 40 T 1 Rew and 'tsneh steamers
.- CRY OF IAwRESoE and
n 'ssrs ss-yorl daily Sunday eIespd 1t oeOei r. non
FSr London and Norc there connecting Erprs., train,
@ nd BostoR Hs f . Eg S:5' S''A and "0'''
sdr5 RTs tickets and rates Of freight pP the oe, Prt
Ss-YorI Oct Is 1861 ''' agent
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PRovIIPENCE. R01sToN: WORCESTER
dem 1' BSsFSs Z FaSyIBEsG
and Prov ESs Sfi die. and ma .eT E,
FOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare.
.oaSc sls1 % s 'T Tios for S'''sn ''' and ii
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
PASSENGER a9d Freight Depot EexYoE Lberty con
With the Delaware Lsesaw1n1a and Western Railroad PHI psbuTg
s zee issg1 Ho suaofhana Division and Eln
F1rh ne Change o a:a 70 c ssssl Pee Ps.s
AIlf SIs4ES 1 AEEA ES THE VEST.
COMMENCING January TO- Is2-LesTe EeS.Y5fS a. ioow,:
%-for pFemingSn Elston Bethlehem Bath Maueh chuuh
mock TOW4nda wsysry BelVidsre. &c.
Ia Nor EAsOn Connects junction Del
:5 E =; daily Isept sund.y Aen
ton PhipsbmE with Lhgh susqusnanna Division
Lehgh VALLEY Railroad for Maueh ChunI w ' 49, " ~
1890 a. m.-Way Train SomervIe
1890 m.-P0r Remington Esston Allentown Name
habahoy civ liaston WlkesbArre Reading
Ephrlts, POtsyille. Harrisburg &c
EI9 nor kason Connects At Phhpsbwg with Lehgh and
snsq DVon Tor Bath Allentown Nkesae and Scranton; d
Phillpsburg foI Bslviiere.
1920 ?. m-FOr Psnhed.
pmFOr EasOn Allentown Maueh Chunk Coupset Al Juro
ton with Del, Lark and West r. r.
l9lp m.-FOT SOmerVille nd Femingon
Q. m.-Pof Somervlle.
$50 p. m.-FOr Pan6eh
&S m-CNcISSArI EIPREs1 daily for EastOn Bethlehem Anss.
town Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago, an Cincinnati
?. m.-POr Somervle-
?. .-Re- sJ5Inef11nns
30 .. m-(Emigrau)--fOr BaEtOa
500 D. m.-FOr Paiufed
ll:2O .. m.-F0T Pandeh
For Elizabeth al 5:45 Goo $50 7:l5 7 eco $50 900 s:l5
las a. n l2:3O lao 400 Rl5 800 $50
sil5, $50, 5i5 co. 60 TO, $3.50, 7S $40 $780, 1000 40
400 2. N.
Tickets for be obtained The oee Of the Central Rail-
Newsrsc foot Of Lbe NewYork and at the principal
-O''' '-' RE. KICKER Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04
Gitp propertn to Es!.

Gitu oropertn to Est.
SEC0ND LOFT Of the Iron Building, 139 14l
excellent light qP, end 5sA & S cH steam,
a. isi C eTa to LB. NJ. CORNELL
TTNO LET-To a private family only, the five
story English basement HOUSE No - West Naeteentnst ne
house Ia. every modern and IN srs condition For
permit examine the house apply TO K LORD Ss Grsen]e
TO RENT-In an eligible location for pro
No q si Ea F. NH 4Spy 70 RAXDoLPH No 70
Broadway corner MINI 81
TO LEASE. for a tenn, 10 LOTS, with
BILnNGs corner Cherry and Coesrss splendid location
70, s sH manufacturing purpose Apply to CAMP Os Boaiv
ITO LET.-373 Canal next the corner Laurens,
upper and lower part together OF separate S . a. F.t
Thirty-arst near MAdisOn.sye --
no LET-Near Broadway, STORE 4 Great
xD gcoL BaSbsSS C6 it Is'
no LET-StOre No. G18 Broadway, including
the %sos '1 A6 :, Rb 3D.? S' BTa9 In
ITO LET-In Clinton place, near Greene-st., a
sour-story h. s. HOUSE fully furnished VIII be e to private
family price. APply to HOMER MORGAN Pne- ZoLSl
ITO LEASE-For five years, the tirst-class
psI Of G2ad,. AVpy to HOMER MORGAN, iPns 'os
Country prOpertp to fet.
At YONKERS, Is Unfurnished and 10 Fur
=
YARNS TO RENT in the lower part of West e IT
@ bous one Of ao acres houses and mill
BLACKWELL q Co.. IS and 81 LGery.t
DENT at ELIZABETH, n. IA Gentleman's
Ii MODERN RESIDENCE every convenience l2 'o5ss TS's
T,s9 ss S sS one T R5ss a qG G. EDWARDS Is
SFAisa 1i' D'''4'1, AD-D.l- D~~z---
ITO RENT, for one or two years, at ,SRgLyteH
Dav completely furnished ees n Cs 0 .,;be SyT.
Sss minutes walk from depO'vr> corvry - c.s,,
-
6ouses dno farms manteo.
WANTED to LEASE-TwO BUILDINGS
adjoining or the tsp upper noo q TIE s,I.s sa o. S
Boz 10 POstoScs.
XVANTED-A small FRUIT and GRASS
w Farm within sIty miles Of Nev.YOrk Apples sna rss par
G GR4HSS IP 3 duane i st. SsT:YoTT
Boaro arb Rooms.
T7IRST- CLASS ROOMS and BOARD at 81
h.A: n g. Gsr" aS. Hf aa;. S s. es %
DOOMS WITH or without BOARD, can be
bd ss.at RrRSIsHSD S%s.s near F,' ;s ~ s sSy
0O0 FOURTH AvE.-Two pleasant small
ZCU connecting to Esatsnfn With board
Terms moderate moving IN NAY references
Ueooins CARDS. &f.
1T WIN. FVERDELLp SONS, No. 1o4 Full
N ton.st-WKDDIEG CARDS and FIHB STATIONERY ustas
bsbed lsla.I
6ifamboats ano Railroads.
EALL RIVER LINE,
II POR BOSTON via NEWPORT
NEWPORT, OLD cOLoHf
Capt A. g. sIAMONG Capt b. N. SIMMONS
Prom fChanbert Por tickets and sa,e
$40 ana
BsoadssJ, No C0artst-, BrooklTn. tbe Pier.
N. r. sIAoNs, kAbasias director
mp pRInQEp0RT and ALI r,ninfk ON Horaa.