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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-09-05
F.IHETTE ,4R,fzS-sT.
CHAS. W. WHITE,
.ER.SEEEa 4..EE.S.

hEas4Ek ia St9vCs: EfIs- sheet Ec0n
and Coppcrwlre manugitc turer. All Kinds of
repairing done. Eighth Street, opposite Tribune Of
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-09-05

At large-F. FLEISCHER. of La
Crosse WA. Z. CRA MER, of Milwau-
kee.
First District-J. S. NICHOLS.
Second District-GEO. G. SWAIN.
Third District-O. B. THOMAS.
Fourth D;strict-F. HILGEN.
Fifth District-E. c. McFErRIDGE.
Sixth District-G. Il. HOSKINSON.
Seventh District-R. BUM.
Eighth District-H. ID. BARRON.
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Taken Up.

BY the subscriber about mile South of the
Branch two Hcifer Calves, each about year old
The is requested to prove property pay charges
and take them away ANTON BREY.
Manitowoc Rapids Aup 22l 1872. 1o-4tz
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-09-05
T.. SCHULTZ s. co.

NJ Nv uE NC 4 ENEKNN n = u DFlN E1TEeF
vi in Leather, Hides Shoe Findings. Betting ofau
sizes constantly hand at Milwaukee prices. Our
Bcitin@ is nlaie of the best tanned Leather. Office
On Sth street, Ssuth side door north Williams
House, MaIgitowoc. Mis-
Hs-Cash paid for HIDES, Skins, Talow aud Bark.-ea
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-09-05
J.F. s,RITCH.asaD, III. ID.


IfSECIAN. Surgeon, q A AccOuciaeur
j Oiice ON Sth street, Bacons Drug Store
Manitowoc Wis Office open at all hours Calls at
tended promptly. 1852
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-09-05

4 TF1KNEY aud Counselor at law.
n Office on Eighth street, Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
Collections promptly attended to. 1852
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-09-05
III. COAAEEs.. ~. ID.

DHYSSICTAN and Surgeon. tenders
his professional services to the people of she City
aud county of Mantowoc. Office overJ A. Kehler's
Store. 19-1
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-09-05
S. II. EEDDD,
T.. Fs. TR ET-

TFORNEY and Counselor ut Law
IA Real Estate Agent. Office corner of Eight
nj franklin streets, Ntnitowoc, Wisconsin, I'll
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-09-05

Grant is regular attendant at church, to which he
walks when accompanied by his family though the
church-the Metropolitan Methodist-is about mile
distant from the White House. His dress has moth
ing noticeable about it his aim being evidently to
follow the style of his fellow citizens, just that
of his rival in the present political campaign has been
to be unlike the rest of mankind in affecting loQe
white coarand general studied negligence of attire
Grant is by means a snowy person in crowd
his short STOPPING form and down cast loo and the
general eommoHness of his mien failing to seize the
eye of the pasSer-by.
1t cannot be claimed in behalf of Gen. Grant that
be is deeply read in abstruse sciences thoSs
which Mr.. Sumner would consider indispensable to
statemanshp; but it is true that he is iSncramus
in such matters, and that what technical knowledge
he does not possess Is not much damage to him
that possessed by of his enemies and rivals i
to them. A President should not be a theorist
book WORM His lore should not be gulped down
from musty books, where it distilled full-iavor
ed-and perhaps poisoned in the 1layering-yesrs
perhaps ages before 1t should be gathered, the
iice gathers its honey in actual contact with men
Thus acquired, it Is assinilated with the iudsemen
and becomes faculty of instantaneous perez ptioI
an instruct almost. The difference between tsr nt
life sns. that of such Charles Sumner is ex
pressed in these opposite sets of circumstances
While Summer, born to plenty and reared in al
The New York herald., 1872-10-06
GRAND EXHIBITION
Dress Goods.
si.awls

Of Fail and Winter Dry Goods,
Dress Goods sAawls
EoCH's begs to announce that his stock of seasonal
E0CH'S able Dress Goods is now complete.
saaen aS oSnsh S kdcE sEf saa Sisss % lines
unusual bargains
Rich A line Of Mohair Poplins in new colors
new ''0 line Of ne Empress Cloths; including
sys Of ripsd 'ass @ Gohaf PPef PoSns as pretty S
Of i al wool Reps in the most beaasi 1sS
corner line Of sateen Cloths in plum, olive HSe
EseskeE Mr. KOCH has also enlarged his stock of
k9SHs in which !, WIN Se offered very g,sa.
great popular one; 20 pieces Of extra double
and o PIECES e q q superne black Cashmere g.
Goods. pieces Of rich and very nne black Rep,
low prices. % piece. Of black English Grape Cloth,
aS21er sifssis s. q 81 wool black Cache
BleeSker 0ae case of white edge black alpa-
Auu0srmnel Zoc
The shawl Department
reversible contains an immense assortment, and EN-.
S%sn braces some massnSceni styles gsaIt%l
E6cHs seou: coors IS to 81 worth sS and ss' s0'
Blankets cases beautiful Felt SKIRTS 81 20 EACH reg
Quilts ''''e =
cheap vens ns nnssa iarse and PPcndss SOME
eto, very cheap Goods
SSSHs ''"e" II Ross as iS.y slsynsess Rsss' .nsH''
EE00CCHs EE0Cs cases Of heavy Blankets.
EScH,s. worth s. s|a and &c.
l5Carmlne street, corner Bleecker.
d. KELLY,
Wholesale and retail dealer in
Carpets Furniture
and
Upholstery Goods,
All the newest and choicest styles
Parties about purchasing
Furniture or Carpets
will ind Il to their advantage to call and examine
our stock
and get prices
800, tls, s4 and SIC Eighth avenue.
comprising the entire block
between Thirty NTH and Thirty-sixth streets.
(,nEAr BARGAINS IN CARPETS
atthe popular carpet store
iss Bowery, near Grand street,
large line Of English Tapestry Brussels
In new designs, taken out OF bond
during the past week,
at u Is per yard
Body Brusscis in and choice patterns,
aN 50 per yard.
rhs stock is repiete with everything usually kept
In first class carpet store.
and viii be sold
Asasrsat reduction from former prieea
The New York herald., 1872-10-06


AT WALLER 4 M'soRLEY's. 24s GRAND STREET
"A near Bowery.
Fall 1874 Grand Opening.
Magnificent stock OF Ladies' Suits and Dresses in all
tho latest Paris and Berlin styles made the most
fashionable materials in the best also cloaks
and sscque all the latest styles popular prices
Dressing Rooma-aarments ntted and necessary alter
Dressmakng in ali It's branches
sts si.kslOo pieces Striped Silks from auction, at
Sise.s So5.e coidred ifs in all the new shades a.
sissf ssfd ss. Black pieces from auction at
sas geryard and upward; the greatest bargains ever
veives and velveteens In all colors and qualities
,s6syIs shawls-srOche, Ottoman, Striped, Plaid and
great bargains
AT WALLER M,soRLgYs. 2s GRAND STREET,
FAN is72 Grand Opening
Dress Goods-The best assorted and cheapest stock of
Ore. Goods offered, comprising ali the makes
fopns and Alpaca as
S. ssS ss
Asnsi %ass sss g}shs sFss
and every other make ot Mourning Goods. in every
AT WALLER 4 MsoaLhy's. 2as GRAND STREET,
~ near Bowery
Fall 1871 Grand Opening. (,
Immense stock of Blankets Quits Fannels Cloths,
Cassmcres Waterproof Cloths Cloakngs Felt and Bal
moral Skirts skirtings shir,ing, shcetng and Pillow
Musiins Cslicoes. Linens. White Goods Hosiery,
Gloves. and
Housekeeping Dry Goods
retailed at Wholesale prices
Al goods m'rtsa sanlPi: In Risas Z sEsssis AEssSsLEy
245 urand street. near Bowery.
sixth avenue Sixth avenue
and and
Twenty-third street Twenty,third street
ss7 Sixth avenue, 367 sixth avenue,
10 West Twenty third St ilo West Twenty third st.
Sixth avenue Sixth avenue
and and
Twenty, third street Twenty third street
,s' ss Ws. 7.sr
SoSSA9, MAY tSSnSi SSnSsE@ isS'ei J.
MONDAY OCTOBER I
MONDAY OCTOBER T.
MONDAY OCTOBER =
,S We are me n9w q ETspaTed to show an elegant line of
GIMPs, FRINGEs, FEATHERS,
ORNAMENTS, JET ORNAMENTS,
THREAD LAcEs, BONNET vELvErs,
GUIPURE LACEs, SILK TURQUOISE
EMBRorDERiEs. UNDERGRADUATES.
vEILINGs, CoRsETs,
- &C, &cS
extraordinary low prices.
Pah FAN sssl'sf saS winssf SpsnlSs aosds Z.
rUEsDAns sAlss asrSs5s Ss5s, IS ls7. ;.
Sixth avenue
Twenty-ihird street
"A. Corner car%ine % and dfi sieccfsr SR streets
Ao sss sss e. a. sSrs smS srea
Ladies offer large and very carefully selected stock
should Great bargains in ali the diierent depart
visit The attention Of the public is called to the
the Dress Goods irom aoc. yard to 81 co. worth
extensive Black Apacas in all the leading brands,
sto. bought from auction, from 25c to 81; Is per
on sss5 asss. issa;T pair s.. value
Beeo1er 'fssaR rear q, sns a,mn.
and Car low w,ag Importing prices These goods
Aa0 gar iah'sa 0ersSf sSE1seEn BROTHERS
srecf pesa nc .s91 ssa to sr ssds suit
before which is under Mis- Rs sSIiSRk
purchas whose experience second in the city,
Ladies can depend attention aud civility.
"s sSLisass SS fssaRs sRorHERs. RsiRlsos
Elsewhere. Great West Side Establishment
carmne street corner o@ sssetef street.
Most convenient TO all cars and ferries
The New York herald., 1872-10-06

Mr.. II. c. r. KOCH
begs to announce that his stock of seasona.
able Dress Goods Is now complete.
Having received his importation from Eu-
rope, also bought large and desira bic lines
at auction, Mr.. KOCH Is enabled 10 offer
unusual bargains.
The New York herald., 1872-10-06

d
GoDOLPHIN BLAKE.
GoDOLPHIN BLAKE.
GODoLPHN BLAKE.
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WILL CONTAIN PEN SKETCHES OF A NUMBER
OF NEW YoRKs MOST PROMINENT
PERsoNAGEs, SELECTED FROM BUSINESS
MEN AND THE RANKS OF THE
FAIR SEX. AND THE ARTISTIC
LEGAL AND SCIENTIFIC
PROFESSIONS.
L.
THE STUDENT EDIroR"-Man.on Marble.
H.
"a BURLEsQUE BLoNDE"-Lydia Thompson.
III
THE GREAT DOMINICAN MoNK"-Father Tom Burke
Nv
Franz SigeL
v
"A POLICE JUsTTCE"-Thomas A. Ledwith.
VI
"rHE ONLY wIFEo-Miss Charlotte Thompson
VII.
a NEWSPAPER CRIT GYM crlntle-Andrew G.
VIII
"A GREAT LAwYERr-Charles o'conor
TX
"A SPORTING MAN"-John Morrissey
x
Randall Roberts.
XII
"A RAILROAD aIANr'-Corneiius Vanderbilt
XII
"oUR NEXT MAyoRr-wilam Butler Duncan.
XIII.
"A MERCHANT PRINcE"-Aiexander T. Stewart.
XIV.
"A CHIEF OF DErEcrIvEs'-captan James Irving
XIV
"A THEATRICAL MANAGER"-Theodore Moss
XVI
"IN THE CUSTOM HoUsE"-Generai G. G. Arthur.
XVII
"THE SCHOLARLY MINIsTERr-Rev. Geo Hepworth
XVIII
IAN ARcADIAN PET"-colonel II. G. stebbins
XIX,
"THE AMERICAN PRIMA DoNNA"-Ciara Louise Kel.
logg
Xxx
"A PoLyGLoT ACTOR'-Charles Fechter.
XXI
I'm THE OLD CURIOSITY sHoPn-Mr John Pyne.
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GoDoLpHIN BLAKE.
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GoDoLPHIN BLAKE.
GoDoLpHIN BLAKE.
aoDoLPHlN BLAKE.
GoDoLPHIN BLAKE.
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The New York herald., 1872-10-06

line Of Mohair Poplins In new colors,
only .... ......................... .25c.
line of fine Empress Cloths, including
line Of Striped Mohair Poplins. as pretty
90 snhot tuiy ZoC.
A line OF all wool Reps In the most beauti
iui Shaues poe.
green, &c.
The New York herald., 1872-10-06

Of Fail and Winter Dry Goods,
The New York herald., 1872-10-06

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The New York herald., 1872-10-06

SlATH AVENUE AND NINETEENTH STREET,
GREAT BARGAINS IN SILKS AND DRESS GOODS
quote prices Of few articles in each department
distance from the city WITH what they pay
Our goods are Al carefully selected for best retail
are Al marked In plain ngurcs and warranted
go pieces Grain and Taeta Black silks Of best Ly
Excellent snos = % les e. a.e g 81 3 .a pSs e
Very superior black 0ros Grain SILK, 81 30 worth q g.
'h .sSs ra. os;9 s g and as e SIX
Elegant heavy Gros Drain Black Silks 81 inches wide.
very strong Ii.. n and , g ss x 90 2 7so yard
Very heavy Tinch Black slk celebrated Lyons mako,
Our Bscs anS a and are ,a1 Ssss 81 yard
under regular prices s#
large lot Of 2nch Coored silks Of superior quality %
Sro worth Sa = r. We svnrS. nsys 5rGSwns green
sopieces new Cloth shades s. rs yard.
Ssss %o o Sea, soo =
not such a. are generally sold ~ g.
f, -, Bargains in Dress Goods, shawls and oloaks
piessn WIDER ixsay ans ass1ssgs Ssss s % and
500 pieces Emprcss Cloths Popns and Apscas iu cloth
500 pieces Japanese f:d bright ooor so and
Fine atine. Empress CicS and vcours At CSC and 7sc
9nSs h.n. Assss %.sss sss s. and - 40
Crepe Cloth Bom6asincs csshmcrc and Drap D'Ete.
Two cases nne imported Clio d sscauos and Taimas, in
latest s shsS: :is ssndsS%sy s7 s ss 1lG%'d' t1 s At
Cashmere & ssssSss s ~ ss$ss m 1Isay ys! sIs.e ss
shA"' nss. S. gsosrss3s IS s. e 70 EG%sn sia STRIPES
WE WILL OPEN ON MONDAY
Hosiery. Gloves and Undergarments in every
ladies: gsa, 4, ana SsSSs; :. low pS,Sss ps.ss
The sun., 1872-06-03
4mnnttaL
rINnE NEW YORK STATE
LOAN AND TRUST Co,
"a BROADWAY. NEXT TO TIE CORNER OF
4innntral.

CAsH CAFITAL................. [YNfo
Interest allowed on daily balance. Checks upon this
Company pass through tho Clearing House.
This Company Ia authorized by law to accept and
cute oil trusts Of every dc -criptlor.
To receive deposits, allowing inter IT the sime; to
loan and advance money or sccurc' aid crcdns upon
real or personal property to rcccy" upon storage
dcpos bullion, SPECIE stocks boad and certificates or
evid nccs Of debt
curltis for safe keeping roupous ana Interest
also, rents, annues and mortgages. tcmttng Cor the
same. or crodltng In account as may be- dasirrl.
The New York State Loan and Trust company has a
paid up cash capital Of ONE MtsLtDJ DDLfNU., and
by It's charter has pcrp,tual succcsslon all It's opera.
tons under the direction OF responsible Board u
Trustees, and EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS,
TRUSTEES or ESTATES GUARDIANS or IN.
FANTS, MARRIED WOMEN. AGENTS having 2 ch rgc
Of estates, FEMALES and others uniccu.tJmcd TO
business will md II to their alyanttso to he their
accounts with this Company, aor ling 1t docs All the
security OF bank with the advintsgs Of accumulation
Of interest on their accounts.
TRusrEEs,
HENRY A. sMYruE, President
wM. NJ VERMILYf. vicc.proFiieni
A. A. LOW, +. S"lUciiARDr,
s. d. BABCoCK, FRANCls sEiDDY.
W. u. TRAVERs, wN TO AitNbR.
THOs. DICKSON. II. a. itUitLBur,
q. q. HAVEN, ". N. TiLLtNDHASr
JOHN DLOODGOOn. H. fAHINsIO'K,
Wa. I. DHARE.
F.N.IAwRrSCF. Secretary.
The sun., 1872-06-03

~ pANE- lice .tnuch aud e. an dinus sua.so' is
81 amcr III or. tept, =. -. I,rt ,,n, hav
been CT up expressly for Fishing Hauk-, VII
run dai uips .-at1r nya cX cut, ID Tor the s,l-nl
lbvinV lot ~ Ncrih Ati st. Nilmsiurrh, O'cincI
10; Wet 90 st. orih lt yer, SIS; aud Pier at {
O'Clock. RAFT aut t"iitng tackle Furnished on hoarI
Choice refresh u'rf- .'fid lrnrh roIpt uu burt 4
nur roiillr udW astu.np NJ tao boat. Fare. ii fI
gtAtirI.ru sd .eUfa boo. lud Cs
The sun., 1872-06-03
nNLY DIRECT LINE 10 FRAME.
Qltojml.
nR. RO~IN ops

D"' 'CC!>asr 'GiMruY FOR rugs.
one Of ~ rrtatt' uCdit i-cYst rHH ut the age the
rpult Of ufi pears prt,tce Ol German p'l -itiAn'
S. cartI - Igt.tr- p-trhf.
,uns Pic. ru.aIN all other ditcas,s combined
th'r'Nth. Prepared hv pT ili EnikpNf. 20 'iun'
trose av, Wu.u..sur,-N IulS = uDNlsl, sy.a
Ak,ui b tnitf piA'r, ''ts l1lt.
GENIAL exhaustion, nervous debility, seminal
= w,atur-s, Htrtutf. l.- t 800 private d-ca.. u
the 81 o. ~ h'a,l. tuc,. '.trrtl SIS from 4 e.
to =. VI. No Gci utIun from business. Vegetable
Wcdicige used Honorable trrtUurat and moderate
charges. Clinton Medical lu.ututH, ~ East ijt Il.
The sun., 1872-06-03
Sttamloa.s my Hh'r,i>I
= oSo IsI.INn Riit.YD,

ONG ISLAND RAILVOAD.
On and alter Monday. sly ID trIlli will leavs
James Sip as follows: S
A. NJ, GrconpOrt Mail Ira u.
bA. NJ, SW HirNor, Suit1 iiinNt'1. u-I.c U,mo.
ton, and al stations o. Sa- i!sr1 .iajl. p
~. =, ROc,Hwny ENsIfln1 iri.u.
Way Tran. '"'''0Nu
i. NJ, i.UCNaNgy fA'tr>s rtIIa.
SDl. ". Hr cnport. Locust Val y, aud llcmpstcad
!9p NJ, sax rlrbor Express Tran.
= i.Nl Nl.I.UCklFaJ Expire. irfii.
tDP "" Northport. Locust Valley, ani llc'np,te,d
g T. ~. Northport, Locust valley. and Hem i,,,a
IF. ~. from 9Th st T. r.. i,oct away ryp- r-,,,
The above trtls Leave 3ith t. IL uliuaI It r 1 IN
Jnmts Fiip. ~"
sunday rali. fnr Fur Eor'avny anl an t't'l..l,t.s
Sith -, y. i' nj rs \ N aul rms. ..tt HuI ip +
sunday trains Tor iiultiUt NJ, Nut 'rt... fa,. =
Glen Cove. and Locust iic, leave nIu.rra Point 4
"a. ". aud G..j y. VI.
kI"tNY vi Troy It DIV n Uo g. C. Np,ri
nnl ], ni-l ntcW &C. 'ru 'ncns urv 20 ic'.c Nrs.
a.. rior 20 tn \. ". % ath ~ NJ At, Ian lIlt 4
70 IL ~ iIar-yt't n, rul Nyark l. frr 20 u. ro'
l'cp. IL ~ btch a. o. tHtsi !, Trd Ilu on III .
'ickets 10 Co z'u+s West putnt Cornwt a. and New.
burg ,rctr ins same day, -. Connecting Tor all points
The sun., 1872-06-03

y Office, STREET LEANING. Ntsuml.g z
y tNat the pd lI tuIfTltf may hH
hD rcafrr surrca0rrrd cancelled guI IIcramtpf, to
urAsurrh app.U prAtC To tnt Vl lt ut Police
invites wrt scale ropuhl, t"' tn plrlisr Of an
manure, street sN trpln4s, tut, H.u"t, .t Ul.-,
ana other Wabtc ltturi th' result ~ it cleaning If
the streets, &c OF the cty. TO Dee uN the purchase i
placed ~ as not 10 De uhVnrNt or Gle Wrnl Go health
In tie city such materials To b. delivered daily ~ drs
lsnated dumping grounds places etu ted ~ punts
accessible by uaNisuDle water OF far, ads lcadhg out
ul lhr Cliy,
sum 70 BE- stated for the total Quluty for opp ear
for any onr, or AL of the above matters and sum Tor
any stated portion thur. OF.
PROPOSALS., air vtd 10 the Chef Clerk ut IN, hoard
viii bc received until 4. NJ vi thr ana of June urN
ly order ut the Board. =. 4. .hANLEI.
Dated May IS. lst2.
The sun., 1872-06-03
Cost anS fuuuO.

";"G~T -paF0rh,y trSz---- ~ ,,sey t-'| vi't ~
long gold link cham vita cll.p,v lucd nsn family
relic. liUcra reward vii ne pad Tor rs re- urn 10
A. LEVY BRO, u aul "a WalN'r u.
InIA REV ARp,-Lost on the Sl,t u May, foot
y W ~ stn st East l;NVr, tull grown spit II,
named Cupi no coIar. fh' ABOVE ttSafd VII De PAM
by leaving hlW 20
LO.ElCHARpSON's, $40 broadway, Sew York.
CnO REWARD for Snapsy, n snlu white nal ,
goD poodle, shaved like "A lion, one red car,
LUEWEN iilAL, -, Mest 3lth st.
The sun., 1872-06-03
Business & bnntrs.

Eusin'ss dgnntts.
4 -A.vQEFICIIALt PlRP.AYyylNtGSss
Gi;G2529 q, Ga, g., p - Il, ~
KENruCH,f,C CLtss 80 By, Jun iH2
rADUGEm wa Gi''@ss e. @ 81 81 4 i il iaas u; l. 1871
pA'arGiIi-G5ll =, Tx 'ii5a3li, & II jaaci r. 1872.
sMHoNs a 60. Managers, coWngton, Ky.
Igformiloq furnished ard circulars sent by ,.
an r. Br9kcr, 21 hroadMgv' i5j Fulton st., and
1HsI5a IN .5 n s a.a .msso, s Sr Is
uTS,6ci TSSa d. iYG cS' co 6ssSS 6SSSSSST s %as
R bhfhS5A ri bfSaasss Ssaai"SsE Kew es'Y YGEt
A LOT Of i?ooo original letters, with fun sdlrcss
Address II. j, NJ, box IA, sun once.
tMaERH to ors,, lcE?s7 SSm"g p, ,AEy to ~ Gaa
nent for good VIII required
RAKIEny, with store to let, 81 Lewis St Inquire
RuTCnERs sn0P, ice house, aal n1turcs for
ter, @gsE = 70 alyertsrnanls price 8 per 100
lI0R SALEyaAt G,eatrcGon station, ILIfe Goqn.
brooklyn, or on the premises.
H SAhE "A a. s52's S2 c STe vt soSd or ne ~IGog @
casn nnsln,ss Inquire on the premiss, ~ Dush~ick
INOR SALE An ice route, with double wagon. For
particulars inquire at 29J West 10th st., between 7th
| IIQR SALE at saorlaee-MnS depot AMI store, 10
INOH,ALE-A Hrst-class iechou,e, ,p, Inquire
EOM. sALE-A bu'ter stand. Apply at ~ Sd sv,,
E(ARECHANCE. Fruit and cigar store for sae
The sun., 1872-06-03
Aroirss,ona! 6nrOs.


III. gnforurites. Private dsclsc cured without
~ thlrs' twenty y y,-fs' prirtl 'r.
III. nEHAUT, 81 Bond 81.
nR. WEST. on'r, il2 Wet 2Sth It,. having made
~ female coWptntsa tprc hsiudy Tor "uny Yeas,
can he consulted cuHn. htltlly speedy CuIc ~ ttaA
tetd Ia -r, tst.Lcc, tion NhatcNrr cause.
hR. Fra NiNLiN, ltl rer,trr 60.
hIINcntS ears frue-.HI lUtpiHl experience. Pcs
ruu el sAu tfra'e- permanently 81 3d. ~ Iuuut iitr'
tup. .urlltAttlu irt., ,aii ut Nrrr.
hR. CDDpEit. n Duane si.. may br tHl,ultrl ~
~ special LsTtsts - lrdu putitr enables ullu 10
m'." lcricrt tuirs, ur to 'tsr,c uHur.
nR. n VI NJ. t!HI\DLE, physr'Y., spr"'y
~ cure nu female ttu I4 ut., Nifi It.ul. N 4'
.ci.D, board ln nursirs nINir' ire" l' ''.t .. o.
I as or MANHOOD 'wnrt,urv. rtt'
from tur tDlirr 90 ..tI ur tt I,r g. ttss
ui ilDIf a ruI even uIu iu.u p,rutur ty Ht-iu H 10
mani. 81 Or ty tHc Old prlrluouaG d. lEnt'.
it.cA st.
- PECIAi. dlsc7-. *, urNpu- uthllty, lo,t rt.. d,
: ayd % tflr.l NAtu-tIuY i"riuln .Alg auI
cutcl tA csc i4'rd surgeon, bs ocLplN, AHV
~. Ad'.re fr...
IIiE NU~T cclchrat. ph' slc.lu lH thr .'fJ - Ir
z rf-TTT in-,- 7r'' = crsa7r
The sun., 1872-06-03

Tor NlltlN NIu ltuN. are 'nti. Ste
nyslc and Thnm,s Powell leave ptrr9 y. ", too Norii
Mo re IT,, daily, SATURDAYS eve 'ptrd nj = NJ. mtkll
enrc COnlurti ~ with all truns g4ing Npu Eis AL
West. Tlrkrs sold anil hig t1y" chcctr ~ Al pniI
o. cnssciigr AMI s1rato-1 and Troy and nostol RAJ
rDnd4
The sun., 1872-06-03
nasun,t.

'L'UE MEMBERS OF Mariners Lodge, No. 81, z.
aul A. NJ, are hnrchy summoned TO attend tie next
regular clnWuucti 10 be- held at t, runms, corner
Bowcry and Blc,cker sts., on Mond'y sun B. Pune.
ual attendance is expected ~ busin s, OF importance
Nill hc hroul hi fore the Lodge By Orlcr,
Rom W. PAiN, c. CIAS. ELLISON, NJ.
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u
NEVADA sail, Wrlr rsdsy. June s. Htap.N.
WYOMING sails Nrdnt .dny. June Y. at 10 \. NJ
Cabin paasnec, fsJ ColI. Sterra ~ kD currcncy.
Drafts on England, lrclsad, Sc,
WILLIAMS 4 GUION,
- broadway, S''v York.
The sun., 1872-06-03
Snstrutiion.
Siottls.

STUyyE-A UOTSE-ANrGlf ~ PtAN-
= e. - per day greet h0t' c'rtr. HrrHNt,, = y
ane 2ath sts: elevators aid all the nllr~n hu1royC
ments. LEWIS q GEORGE : LELAND, ,frpprlct'rs.
SENEN SPRINGS MOuntiin hInse, M,nrqc -
= illr. on Erie lilr1h or rarrtl gem nj. First
engaged for the season. = SfEtN Sup'.
The sun., 1872-06-03
3l,srt'll5t.G4

TOR SALE-A hunting dosi highest br,rl VI set.
4 ter, Shte, young. l5l Alcn ~.
SCHOONER Tor sale cheap tcarrlcs iSt ;o.a. 20 \
> change for small yvssCl g. uirr ol hlsrl. Dry
Dock Erie Basin, south BrVoSl %. eau hc en- Tor
three days,
SLIDE REST wanted. o. medium siye, nu ne IN
= god order Address, stating 'rice, T.. L.. box lt