davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1873-07-27


Horaos Of Ill agea... $1728so
Cattle Of all ages. 6,a11
Mules and asscs Of allages... 5000
Hogs OF Ill Agca,,.,. .,,,,,,.,..,,.,,.,,,, rs
Bteau-cnginos, including boilers. .....,.. 51,G4o
Fire or bargar-proof safer. s................ 60So5
billiard, pigoou-ho!e or other similar tables 17,345
Carriages aud wagons Of whatsoever k!nd... 169,750
Watches and clockA. @8 88S
Sewing or Knitting -uachiucs. ,.,.,...,,.. e. B35
1lano fortea eo03o
AIoodoons and organs. 1,460
Franchises. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3.720
Annultes and royalties. es...,....,......,..... 1io
Patent righta.. 1900
hargos, OF other water craft. 626,45o
Merchandise On hand 67l8,45Q
Material and manufactured articles on hand 20a,740
Manufacturors' tools, Implements, and ma
chnory Eother than engines and bolcrd
which aro 70 b listed aa such> >.......... 14o,4o3
chlnery. Observation-Disclosures. o,os5
Diamonds and Jewe!ry. .......:..:. 1i,o65
jobber. ........................ 173,o45
jobbsr. ............. 12l,o1s
stock- -jobber. 12o,s7o
stock- -jobber. 977,ass
Bonds and stocks cks....:........... ..... 4o,67o
Shares Of capital stock Of companies autl
associations not incorporated BY the laws
Of thia 6tato. to......................,, .... 5,a7t
rnwnbroker's property 8tD0
ghares Of State and National Dank stock.. A,2271y7
bridge property ......:.................. $500
Ioaaehold or oce furniture and property. l,6s3227
Investments In roal oatata and improve
ment4 thereon tsoe &c., 10y ,....... ...:.. a, ,425
Lifted ] s,sssa7o
Total fair cash yoluo ascartstpod and doter.
, 1873-07-27

pkrnorT, Mich, July 20-p4ssED UP-props Cor
!1on. Campbell. East Saginaw Toledo, dahsnt oaFE
1asb, champion, Q. II. Walkor, Miami, Dundee,
George Davis, dcnlfer, Enterprise, Washington.
PASSED DowN-rrops Idaho, st. AlbanB, Alasks, Az.
barge, Vienna and barge bark E. Jones schra Gam
fisn. Folly nosorss American, 1lobokcn, 4m9sksag,
WNp-SouthHpst,
, 1873-07-27
THE COURTHOUSE PLANS.

Total fair cash valuo ascertainod and deter
Mlnod BY tho Aaa08aor. .f21 ~, FOO
, 1873-07-27
DR. 4. 4. JOHNSON AND ". F. STOREY.
DR.. Johnson's Professional Record Of tho
Illness and Doath Of HRS. s.
On last sundny tho following card appeared in
The Chicago Times

TO Tnk PUBLIC.
cent esss' sse mako IL IL o %
Of human nfc. am Impressed With tho conviction,
occurred III my family SIX ,nontha ago, Of tho
8.oss recklcshneae, carotcssnoas mud neglect OF the
pana not s u Without sss
t in ho seo e'rs to guard ot'fs nsaisst i'
4 reporter Of TIE TRIBUNE callod upon Dr..
johnson Inst sunday ovoning and procured from
linn tho Rubjoined statement:
Ing Ills dissatisfaction With my treatment Of hts Iae
vile, but has assigned sultclen reason for such
sut Of morbid feeling than logical conclusion Dr.
rived at BY any rroeesa 81 rcaaoning 10 not m
1os wao 10y hay1 hon es 70 rs
would havo boon quito different; or some other
physician had boon employed, thoao who were dear to
Of tho case have carefully reviewed and think ii of
sufficient interest to tho profession 70 be publlshed
nrs storoya death to he nature Of hct disease and
tho treatment which was followed. Tor the rurroso
relieving NJ so5eye m,na ma II r hn ne ont n
troanent Of tho case WIS submitted to rhystcian-
m intimno acquaintance Of hlr. Storoy-who, un
dorntanl, entirely agreed with "a to to nature Of
tho ilsoase nnd the propricy Of tho treatment pur
sued. OF this however, have not Tho written opinion
Of the gentleIn&n referred TO-.
The professional record of tho case Of Mrs. B.,
prepared by DR.. johnson for tho August number
OF t0c OmcnBo Ned1ct4 SoaFHut, ID h6 1oHo"At
ARTICLE Va Case Of Rheumatic Carditfs Sudden
lpFatal. by II. A. JOHNSON, Il. D. and Prof, CHI
cago, Ill.
Issw Mrs. g., mt. 81. frst on January Q, 1879,
i,l-dehncd muscular sorencss, especially tho ab
domen and In the baof-borclB not dlaturbcd-sh!n
motst-puso slightly Observation-Disclosures moist Rnd
white. + prescribed tho following:
T. potass. Bromd ar. ~
NJ e. .oi sis onc ab!capoonfa ovcry thfeo hours.
Jan. 10.-snw her In tho afternoon. Sho pnssed q
rcstleas night. Some nausea this morning, which Rho
attributes to tho medicine supposed that she had
taken morphine opium. rnn moro decidedly rhett-
matte; hips anl knoes sore, motion difficult. Ucgs
for something to allay pain, which Tras now almost
unbeaEable. directed tho following:
T. Hydr. Sub .gr. ". ~.
Morphs bulph+. ....-%....--..a............ 81. ].
EQln II! DhEbs 9trt j.
H. It, pu!V mo. VI. ~.
8. One every throc hourT.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-16

Planters Can Get the Highest Price
ENOk their COTTON. and buy their GRO.
H. CER1ES at the ohes pest rates, at
sept "a HAkDY'BOLOMOES.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-16

fEBAnmioRs. October Ii Cotton dull
snd .,,;e e;S 5;2SxysyI@ssPtddlios yys TX; low mid
gross receipts 1873 bales; exports coast.
wise 90 isales $50; stock 2, l45.
CHARLESTON. October 15.-Ootton
steady and demand good-middling
15K9151; low midd'ing l5l; strict
good ordinary 144@15; net receipts
2,534 bales; exports to continent Q, $50:
coastwise 2.l4S; Sales 1000; stock
wnM1SaroN. October 15-Cotton
easy and lower-m middling 15al; net re-.
csipts l IL bales; exports coastwiss 27I ::
sales ZIG; stock 966.
NORFOLK, October 15.-Cotton dull
and in buyers favor-iow middlipg
1855; net receipts 1881 bales; exports
coostwise $50; sales $50; stock 6. l27.
BosToN. October 15.-Cotton dull
and lower -middling l8H; net receipts
29 bales; gross 1885; sales 100: stock
5000. ~
NEW ORLEANS. October 15.-Cetton
quiet nnd irregular r-middling 17h; low
niddling l61a; strict good ordinary
l5A; net receipts 2.084 bales; gross
2,iG7; sales 900; stock 38,0O7.
MEMPHIS. October 15.-Cotton dull
and nominal-low middling 15A; re-.
ceipts l,23O bales; shipments 795; stock
l3 424
MOBILE, October l5.-Cotton more
qniet-middling l61s; low middlipg
1914; strict good ordinary Is; net re-
celpts l,2l6 bales; exports coastwise
III; sales $50; stock 13, l62.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-16
Two ,Plantat hons to, RIsat. . Z

-.
A Lso. for sale, fifty head OF full-blooded
"A Spanish MERIN0 and GRADE SHEEP;
as sss wen as number of blooded Cows, Calves,
three very large Oxen, and the Anest Bre.
meny 1say Bnll. ssid to be, In the state. One OF
'ae snese riantations, containing 600 acres, lies
between and ON the waters Of Broad River
and an Cedar led Greek. eleven miles from Oolum.
lumbia Railroad, with fine cotton. ANAL
grain grain and ; bottom corn lands; having gin
mouse, with all necessary machinery for gin.
ming. packing and threshing, and oorn and
COO timh mil; aiao. qusnitty Of pine and forest
engines or transporting to Columbia.
Eat Inc 20 other Iha piantati ia only two miles
aSres. bounded on the East by Cedar Creek.
Inc Isnd produces we'll any OF the pi oducts
OF middle South Carolina, a good deal of
which is newly cleared: There Is also ane
country dwelling and all necesssry out
honses. Terms very reasonable, and can be
SO. r.. b. TIJRNI rSEEH Ar n
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-16

dreenbacks and Bankabie Money.
0UR GROCERY DEPARTMENT is now
~ conducted on the STRICTLY CASH
PRINCIPLE, and to show our friends what
can De done tor bankable innds We quote
prices OF few OF our goods for Their in.
formation:
Choice sugar-Oured and Canvased HAMS,
l8c. per pound; Clear Sides, no bone, lie. per
pound; Finest Goshen Butter, 4Oc. per
pound; Best Cream Cheese. 25c per pound;
nmackerel, 10 to 14c. per pound; Molasses,
500. per gallon; Golden Syrup. TOO. per gal.
lon; Flour, per barrel, $3.50 and upwards:
Black Tea, soc. per pound and Upwards:
Green Tea SOC. per pound and upwards;
Whiskey; 81 40 per gallon and upwards. To-
gether with choice assortment Of Coffees,
Sugars. Canned Gnods. Biscuits and Crack.
srs, Moal Grit. Rice. Lard, Salt, Tobacco,
Cigars, Mustsrd. Spices "and Family Gro
ceres generally" at corresponding prices.
J"ods are Ji,'st class
'Ict lG JOHN AGNEW 4 SON.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-16
Bonds. Stocks. No.

OUuuB, oCUCKS, &C.
BUY and SELL On COMMISSION and
Il my own account, at current rates:
BONDS and STOCKS OF RAILROADS.
6.n Sonds and Stocks OF States and United
corporations, Bank Notes, Coupons. Gold
and SILVER Coin, and approved Claims against
the united States, State and County.
y; GAmbhlLL, Broker, Main street,
Aug 10 t6mo I'd door South Whaelar innsa
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-16

Fertilizer Notice.
A IL NO OTES for Fer.iIizars. Phoeph4tes
n and Gunnoe sr!d b, uc mature, on lrt
Nov mtcr text, and if II Il paid then. will be
placed in thu !iauds of al at,ornev for oolloc-
'l'L. Pay promptly and save expense.
COPELAND IL BkAHDEE,
Sept 10 l'nn Agents, Columbia, IS. c.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-16
Mills House Stables.

Mills House Stables.
JUST received at the above Sta.
VA bles, twenty head fine KENTUCKY
A&n6 LES, most OF which are we'll
broke. Will be cold cheap for CASH
Sept 13 J, N. LONG Soent
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-16
School Books.

p l.. BRYAN has now for sale a new
-lCs atock Of SCHOOL BOOKS; Classica
and English. Also, STATIONERY. fur
Schools and Merchants and Public Officers
School Teachers and Merchants supplied al
low prices. Sent an
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
TrVRSDAY, JAy. 8.

THURSDAY, JAN g.
Mails 10Y Europe via Plymouth Chebourg ard HtmrE cr steam
sbp Hmmonis close Supplementary Mail on Per foot Of
Thrd-si Hc0oAeB closed AZ p N SeAsip ss AZ p H. Io
foot OF Tbird-st., HOboken.
A Piussiau Closed Mail sent by this bne. -, 81,
IAN letters deposited Supplementary Nails uusl be prepsd with
double postage 80 -. co.
Ma n P and Havana steamship Moro Castle
close Supplementary Mail Pe No. T. ~ X, Is closed at
1880 p IN Steamship sails At : p ~
FRIDAY. JAS. 10.
halifax n s., is closed at the NeNfrt Potofoe every
Pdav O'Clock Steamship sails from Portland Ne every
Saturday at 6 ?. N
Mails o Panans AsninwaI Central American and Sonth Pa.
cSo ports etc. per steamship ssneey close al 10 Steam
ship sails at y NJ. from Pier No 4 \. X.
Kngston Jamaica Savala santa haba and Car
by tie steamship Canbel close y 81 steamship soils al
from Pier No y n. K. -,
Letter postage all the West Indies except when going direct viii
hall Ppers cer each which ast De pTeptd
SATURDAY, JAS. IL
Great Britain and France via Queenstown nnd LIVERPOOL ~
the steamship Baltic close at l2 ~ SupDemcna la ioi ell
Furoe White star Dock a2 steamship sails a. p
m, from White Star Dock PNons Feuy, Jerer City.
the Continent Of Europe Southampton and
Bremen steamship Rben mails close st u o. m No sup
pementarj Mail Steamship sails at m, from foot OF Innlt,
H0boken-
Direct German and Prassan closea Nal Is sent b b line
Mails direct, by the steamship Ce;ra. close at
D m steamship sails at m. from Per No. North la7er
Mails for hey West by the steamship Clyde close az p ~
Steamship sails at .. H. from Pier No. 20 B. T.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
REAL ESTATE.
Nru.Yorn. WEDNESDAY. Jan. 8. 1873.

TEw.YoRx. "Wednesday Jan 8, 1873
We frequently meet with dull days In the real
estate MARKET but It exceptional have very little Of interest TO
upon this OCCASION We have heard Of bu, Transaction
viz pe BY VIZ. H. Rybor Of oor full lots located on
tho south side Of OHehund and commencing 10
fees westerly from Sirth-are, for 1890 per lot
Regsn1g made Yesterday b. Hugh Camp az INC Town
Hall MOr,ar, Weetester Co. LOT 2jx0O located the
touherv side OF one st. Us feet cay
from Willis ave- the property sold join G. Jones the plaintiff
The legal action CompnI Jlges value this lot Al *
Iherc Pablo Transactions az The Exchange today for tomorrow
several s expected made let Of which uuA give at
foot.
BALES noted 70 lie made At the BEehsnrc:
Thtpsdap JGL Q.
by James NJ Mr ra M under direction Of George H. lnsra
ham referee lot 3s3 together Sh TAG buns thereon ooI
on the north restery corner Of water and Roosyes.s.
Iea direction Charles A. JACKSON, roese house
and lot 2r9 located and known No 31 West Twent th
also the two houses lots 26Is3s located aud AnoWn
a. Mo- IJ and rs West Twenty J-eghth-si
by Muller wilkins Co.. sale ule to close an undivided interest
threestory located the souther side
East broadE between Pike and Rusrsst known as 10 ol
BY Hugh ". under the direction OF john g Como
IT, referee the premises % located the ponhery side Of sS
teenslsi, 70 feet easlery from Aycaae A
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At Jefferson Market Yesterday, boy named
charged stsbbng DAVID also New
Years Day, eBhnded 70 await the result Of injuries
Wla j. Healy q Paymaster in the Navy, charged
png with George W. Reid de1d the Govern
abo $1,000 presenting the Fourth Auditor Of the
TIeasury false vouchers Of funds possession
DavebDo Yesterday when
but hs counsel oheoung 70 the reading evidence Of Reds a
asvt the ground that be hd BY eoynoou d been inca
Iaetste< witness The adjourned I'LL ii
Geay was held In 1900 70 appear
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
,bomas sheppard pleaded guilty attempt grand
tsay % s Pnson Tor ye. George QunE for
s~r Psnitensy yesT.. Joseph Burnn sB 3larecDy
Prison - years Charles Bradt u, kuYgsrg, Hoase
Martin
ssie Pson Psek CsllAgbsS, frng B.iO AZ ssa
No. ststs Prison Iear Dalton burglary the third degree
si. Psop U yeAr Thomas BdeD grand roeny state Prison
Foley and George smith burglary in the third
80 p,nt.urr Henry Martin, grand larceny,
frson "a Richard grand larceny State Prison yeA
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
Tile IuMEL EsTATE CASE.

At the resumption, yesterday, OF the trial OF
the Jumel estate case Mr. Carter on the crossexamna
ton asked Mrs Madora Woodruff If her brother dld not
devote most of his time TO the plaintiffs service MI
slaer objected 70 the question irrelevant and asked
MI OConor what he had done with his committee OF
nine on jurors Bir OConor, sprngns TO his feet and
facing Nj shafcI, said "YouT msinuauon Is utterly
false"
Nj shaAer-Jurors in this case have been approached
In the nterestof tie defendant and am prepared 10
prove it.
Mr. oConor-If you say that have attempted to pack
Jury in this or any other you tell unqualified
falsenood 1 willing that my whole life should be
the subject Of investigation.
Judge shipman ordered counsel to stop all personal
ties, and did not allow the question.
ExJudge PerrepOnt testified:
O Did Mr. Chase, the defendant, ever admit 10 you
that Nine Juncl had had illegitimate child before
her marriage? 4. When / was Mr.. Chase'S counsel IN
the viii ease he communicated 90 bis views on mat
ters aud things connected with Mime. Jumel but such
Did you ever state that fact IN open court and in
Nj Chase's hearing. on the trial OF that case .,
Mr. OCoaOr objected 70 the question as unintetgibie
ferred 10.
witness h4t he stated in open court that Cnase
had admitted 70 him that Mime. Jumei had had an IL
legitimate child before ner maIrage ana tnat she was
Nj Jumels mistress before she became MS Wne COun
claimed that If exJudge Pierrepont mad done So ne
could not 10 whether he had OF not Oh tne
Mr. OConor said that he had not raised the question
OF privilege, but that ne objected 20 as leGvan' any
thing which Nj. Chase had salC about Mme. Jumel.
The alleged nlegitimate chd referred 10 In the ques
tion was Mr. Chase's first wife, and Judge Shipman
ruled out as Irrelevant all evidence concerning her ma
ternity.
Mr. Hoar offered TO prove by Mr. Thompson, artist
that there is very strong RESEMBLANCE between Geo.
Washington Bowen and an Identified likeness or Nine
June: but Judge shipman decided testimony of that
character 10 be inadnisslble. - ~
Mr. HOar excepted the ruling and claimed that 1t is
as competent prove by experts resembanees between
individuals and portraits it's 70 prove handwriting by
That class OF Witnesses Mrs. Ulrch testified that she
had seen Mine. Jumel, and that George Washington
Bowen bore a very striking resemblance TO the latter.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF sEw-YORK... ......."

PORT OF EEW-YORK... ........,....s...,....JAS g.
CLEARED.
sesmsSip sesnD Egypt tBS Gtogan Liverpool W j. Hq
steamship Nevada FSIsyS hEsrDaS I,SS Si5 c1 ssSoir
charesto Berry Charleston s. III Morgan Co
sss%sSD sss%sSp Ieo Dearoro ssnSi Ca Murray Ferris Co
steamship Bell BAkeTaH Norfolk CITY Point and ehrnond
o s,ts%.sp BsHciaosoi wmOp LaTd ss,'o Co.
Steamship wamsutta Fish Eeg Bedford Ferguson Wood
ssiO British voeroy (BE Liverpool, Gnnen Mn'urn
Lake sgysGr , e%oS, Hy,,1oG@I @. " Ss.C. &ss.sH
Barb ASgrss aa Hdg. c' sss BusSoo for os Russell Co.
S.ri & s-oibsfs Phss IB Morris asyan, james Mara Co.
GsissI Hatch GsCIssos1 ,. Dfayh S1v Co.
Brs Robert MOwe Abbott Bndgeton Bermuda H. Iro"brdse
ST0i She Harriet (Br), Harvey st. JohnsEP.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Msn a. a. oere9dCrp Bremen Dec a. via South
-. 91,{ .grb rnJs. and psssL 10 Oerchs Co.
steamship Hazard Savaanh with mise and pass 10 '"
s"amsSp wysDoEs Read Richmond City Point and Norfolk. with
mdse and pass to Old Donr'on steamship %. -
Mart Stamford o. c. Aeken, Stanford
I wss sa: Ts:.Ss s ss ss vasH ssPS s6sIS aTas a
SSI'0 SsSd Msu. Nshsle Chase Grand Manan
Steamships Ps Seyads Egypt o Liverpool; Hstterss for
A'SsiISD- %iSD-ssodowp. hight, K. N E.i raining
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosro, Jan 8-Arnyed. steamship Roman, from Phlsdepha
Below, ship Comet. from Manila p..., e. o., p.,n0. ,,,m.
.n Ds o% Bremen bngs b. JOss, IRON Hsvsus
Rusn g Passed out Rshp Cuba for hsysps
Albert Page and Maggie Gray hr the Wsst
Ode Arrived brig IRON Rio Jsnero for orders Sailed bns
Caroline Gray, for Baltimore.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LyEEPooI 8Te Allan Line steamship Peruvian, IRON fort
land Dee.2 riy beF~ to-day.
hoUIIr Ian 8-The Anchor Line steamship Agstrshs Hdder
vet from New York Glasgow arrived here today
SOUTHAMPTON a-Tbe Soh I0d steamship Deutsc
land Eeynbo EewYork Dec % for Bremen arrived here t
day
MEMORANDA.
Providence ashore Oh
Haett Point sRCAk, owed Oh shs BY the steam toys
Olive Baker Palmer and broufhto the city for repairs
DISASTHIs.
Rosros BTh Soooo from Manila Boston
.,s1 from Highland Lg6t Cod . sn6 sbbut
O'clock she miles n W. from that sAion which ne all
E ss were signals immediate assistance
shortly arwad tng scbr her and At suns
~ vessels poton for assistance Sun
s.,s from the shp supposed that TIN SooIoo had suef
bse on the and skng nd sh appeared that pornpi
The s'eamsbp George kbssef wD pTobsby
no " her sd IRON PIoNnteewn
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09

SPOKEN.
no, Ia, 10 long III bir SAMPSON HcEels from San Prrn
cisco for CsllAo nt.- -. u.,.n,ss
for Ecw.York.
WUALERS.
ss PR1Scisco Dee -ArrVed. bark Roseau. Handy OF Ne"
Bedford. a ~. vg,b
Panama pagers Dee "a state ships Josephine and ss y,a
200 bbls 10000 % tone recovered nom he 80
whaers IN Arctic Ocean, arrived ct Panama. ahd hnPpe'
Ishu 10 the United Stste% ,
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
piSSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIyBBPOOL-Ia silamstp Pgr1lo Jan &C j. Read M
Parke and Mrs Kbhe, J. C. GH6oe Rev n Fas JOIN x
ne r. n Young George r. DAVE Miss NJ YAung Mas White H.
Wlipey y r. Cavalier g. Sutherland. G. W HASKELL H. W. White
G. Jones Chapman Miss Bume Gov John T. Holman and we
Miss Hoffman Cen X L. Banks Master Ba9ks an ngre william l.
b. Miles A. g. Lounies.
FOR LVERPOOL-T1 steamship Egypt Jan 8-ohn Mccarthy,
Mss Lucy B. Mage, Aiss Gien, Anane M md m 1ohn b.
and Gen. = H. Hammond Mss lansdon
Ssmuel Warner Champin Ancele Frank H. Knowe. Mrs
H. J. Blngs Capt s. A. Tyson g. W. Lumy ard wife A. Moor,
Mr. and H Mathew Wright VIM IresdWe Edward C.
KBox Lewis J. ViyiaD II. H. Horn, W. Beeden.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
CIVIL NOTES.

Owing to the difficulty of transportation at
present Judge Joacbnsen Of the Marine Court Will not
permit default 10 DO taken by either side before hafpas
10 o'clock. q
The following is a statement of the business
OF the Marine Court under the new practice from June
till Dec 81. 1871 Number of notes Of Issue fed 76l
number OF judgments entered, 1885, number Of motions
heard and disposed Of at Chambers ASH number Of
the calender. 646 number OF non,uTy cases
under the old practice now on the calender, 1sl
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
OFFICIAL TRANspERs OF REAL ESTATE.
Gitn Real estate tor Sale.

NIU IiIHI N2lWtH IUl -'"IN'
A DYERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
IA YORK TRIRUSE WILL BE RECEIVED AT fnE UPTOWN
OFFICES 81 West Thrt} W twentylnir5-
u, Gp 70 p. NJ. regular olce rates
A h-NEW-AVE., between 0nc-hundrcd and
"A ouehundreani so iee from oaehuudredlhs atd
klAthae entrance Park An Ol e Tor
Immediate and absolute GALE " X srEN EAS0d sos, II Plnea
sai 70 frihaye.
A n experienced Real Estate OPERATOR,
well Known the city. wants engacert 10 good house
For an answer gre AMI address to ~ D. lnbute Ohee
TOR SALE at IA Bargain-A plot OF LOTS,
Il pcGAug whole TeBthaye Mor1ngsjo Park
Apply
WI H. RAYHOR,
81 Pine-st.
WIDE STORE FOR SALE.-FOr SALE, with
possession ST0kE, 90 feet vide, known
No q Newest adjoining the ~ Warehouse ard lnlmuy
Co building close ExchangeTace and Exchanges
R2lg HOMER MORGAN, Pine.st
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
pASSENGERS 1RRTHED.

FROM BRBMEE-Ia st,amfp Maa jan S-Mrs Broes Psufue
Tab A g. Taf H. ROsenbatt Pauline Ulmsnn and child Clara
Singer Mrs T. G. williams T. Franc. L. Ramoer Robert Ser
Anna Bayer Gross simon Louis Steiner and family johannes
KEonerus Tiets Nj RiegemaRn, W. a Auoy Antonio Ro
guez, Mrs Hu1sikes and son.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09

UEITED STATES DIsrKIos
nt. .B.pnsr Agt. ship Circassish.
&..Tke, Ligbteage Company sgt
stesmtag X. Levy.
1..Aansrt All. Schooner Creole.
Whitney ct sl. agt FeTybosi
subaEiek.
~. Earle sgk schooner Emelins.
erykkhE C0URI--CIRcUIf-PAkT
q.
mn. .Re Russell hxBufsetunne
%. agtH. II. Steamboat Co.
ssl. .kills1geville Mana Co. sgt
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New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
Gieamboats anb Railroads.

CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
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For Boston Worcester Ftehbug Groton yusee Lonen
Nashua Manchester CoBeor Palmer brs,deoso ana He
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CITY or BOSTON,
CITY Op HEw-YoRK,
CITY OF LAWREECB and
CITY OF NORWICH Il
Will Yoyk daily Sundavs oeioen N, -
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