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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-04-05
Marriaees.
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On the 30th ult, lat the residence of the brides
father, by A. N. Brice, j. p, Mr. LAWRENCE
PoPF and Mrs. MARIA JANE FRANK, both of Up
per Augusta township.
At the Central Hotel, this place, on the I'd
inst, by the Rev. S. j. Millken, MIR. F. G. Con
LEY of Raston, ,Lycomng county, and Miss N. e.
CREsswRLL, of Painter, Miffln County
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-04-05

THE best place to invest money proftably is at
The Excelsior Boot & Shoe Store of Vim. II. Mil
Ter. His line of goods arc of the best, and many
IA doctor bill win be saved hy buying tt9 best
made Shoes & Boots in market. Miller has a
large assortment which he is selling at the loves
prices, and few dollars invested in his stock
may save hundreds in bills for medicine.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-04-05
TO the Citizens of sunbary.

To the Citizens of sunbary.
TIE undersigned has made arrangements 10
attend the Tuesday and Saturday Markets, with
Fresh Butter, Eggs, Lard, Potatoes and Apples,
which will be sold rs low as can he had elsewhere,
Call at the Market stand near Fourth and Mar
streets, south side. After market .fopFs any of
the above articles eau be haG by calling at his
store ON Spruce street between Second and Third
where the best brands Of the celebrated Lochiel
Flour is kept constantly on hand, dried Fruit,
Cider, Vinegar, &c.
JOHN WILVER,
Sunbury, February IS, 1872.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-04-05

RED Men CHARr.-Peter F. Hover has been
appointed agent for the sale of charts for men,
bers of the I. o. Of r. NJ, which are got up in
II handsome style. Every member of the order
should have one, which can be procured cheap
on application 10 Mr.. Hover.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-04-05

OUR Representatives, Messrs. Dewitt & Am
norman, both voted for the 81 500 salary. They
were also in favor of Ferdic's Mlnnequa County
Bill. How is this
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-04-05

House AND LOT FOR SALB.--A new House and
Lot, located on Spruce street. Sudbury, Is offered
for sale on easy terms. Apply to :..r..
" john WuvER
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-04-05

THE IMPROVED GROVER & BAKER SEwISa MA
CHTSE.-These celebrated machines are offered
at the most reasonable rate For particulars
appyto D. G. KUTZ, Agent,
Feb %, 'T3.-1y. Upper Augusta township.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-04-05

. NOSEY MONEY For sale Mt cost, three
Blces Sewing Machines, new and guaranteed in
.jerfcct order Warranted for three years. Terms
cash or short credit. Apply inside OF ten days
TO J. d. JAMES, Agent.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-04-05

REMovRD.-Jerry Snyder, ESQ.,, has moved his
Law aud Justice of the Peace Office 10 the build
ing formerly occupied by s. Malick, Esq, on
'Harkal ftrrct opTo'i,e the City Hotel.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-04-05

TIE constant supply Of the best of Hats manu-
featured is causing the large number of orders
from all parts of the country at S. Faust's Hat
Store, on Market street. Every style can be pro-
cured there. His stock is immense, and purcha-
scs can be made at lower sates than in the city.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-04-05

A FINE LOCATED LnT PoR SALE.--A fine build
ing lot located in Cakes Addition, near the p.
~ E. Railroad shops, is offered for salc on rea-
sonabe terms Apply to
fc22-2mS W. J. BLAIR Sunbury, Pa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-04-05
ron TIE AMERICAN.
Bnssler's Dogs.

High up in my chamber window,
Floating on the midnight air.
Come the strains of dulcet mnsic
While Pm sweetly dreaming theici
While my soul is upwards lifting
Upwards to the skies above
Like the MUSIC OF the frogs
Comes up that of BlsSIer's dogs
Fills the circumambieut abr,
While I'm sweetly dreaming there.
While my weary head is pillowed,
Free from every anxious care,
Softly in my window stealing
Softly on the midnight air
.- Like music from thousand frogs
Comes up that of Basscr's dogs.
In spring time, when the Sabbath eve
Bells break the silence of the day, s.
In thoughtful mood then my chambers
silence seek, but cannot say
How soon, like music of the frogs,
Will cheer my soul from Bassler's dogs.
CRY HOTEL, (3d story.) iSu.b,ry, April I, 1873
"YoUSG AMERICA" for April fulflls the pro
mise of its past. 1t is an excellent juvenile
Magazine, bright, live aud instructive, as well as
entertaining; full of amusement for the little
folks.
DEMoREsT's MoSTnLY.-The April number Of
this popular periodical comes to us fresh as
Spring daisy. It. is very much enlarged, ant
every way improved, and We guess the ladies arr
right when they say it contains as much genuine
information as all the Other Fashion Magazine
put together.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-04-05

Rows.-Sometime during Sunday last, brute
IN human shape, having irnbbed TOO much ben
zine, attempted to whip his wife, on Front street
but falling down in the attempt to strike her, he
was unable to regain his foot hold, and he had to
relinqulsh, his designs. We would advise the
wife, if repeated, to give the husband good
aogging, and inform Us of the fact, so that we
can hold him. up in his true light through the
newspaper. .---..... .... .r...
On Monday last, Frank Pyers, on Church
street, having moved too much towards a certain
bottle of benzine, was overcome from its effects,
when he attempted TO whip his wife, and made
desperate threats Of more violent character.
Policeman Diehl got wind of the affair, went af-
ter the lad, and captured him, but not before he
got n ducking in the BASIN He was taken to
jail to reflect over his bad conduct.
JOHN f. RArHBuS, Esq, of Trevprtou, this
county, who has lately disposed OF his interests
in the coal business In that place with the inten-
tion Of making New York his future place of re-
sidence, wns the recipient of handsome gold
headed care from his friends apd former employ
ees, on Wednesday Of last weea. The preseuta-
tion speech was made by DR.. ]. b. Newbaker,
and responded, to in Mr.. Rathbuu's happiest
manner. After the presentation the party par
ty parook Of an elegant supper at the public
house of Thomas Foulds, Jr The Seven Points
Brass Band was present, and enlivened the occa-
sion with excellent music. In the departure of
Mr. Rathbup, Trevorton, loses ono OF her most
enterprsing citizens, who carries with him the
best wishes for his future success of host Of
warm friends throughout the county. Ma, pros
perity attend all his future enterprises.
FIRE AT NoRTHuMBERLAS On Wednesday
evening, between eight and niue o'clock, a fre
broke out in the tool shop of the Canal Company
| at Northumberland, near the railroad bridge,
and Was entirely destroyed. large number of
/ tools, tar and rosln were consumed with the
building. On clearing away the debris, ,the char
red remains of Mr.. John Hame, of Williams.
port, were found. Hamei had been working for
the Company and is supposed TO have been
smoking and fell asleep, and that the fire from
his pipe ignited the building. There was high
wind during the conhagration, and much unea-
slness felt for the railroad bridge which, for
tunately, was prevented from taking fire.
| WM. c. GOODRICH, conductor on the Peipher's
Freight line for number of fears, hss tend, red
his resignation, aud moved to Lock Haven, where
he will engage In the grocery business with Mr..
/ Geo. Good. By the removal Of Mr.. Goodrich,
J Lock Haven will be the gamer OF one of our best
citizens. A good business man-honorable, In
dustrious, and sober, and vested with an agree
I able congenia disposition;
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-04-05

WE direct attention to the advertisement of the
King Barber Shop, in another column.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-04-05

DESTRUCTION OF PRoPERTY AT THE SHAMoKfN
DAM.-The Washing away of the cmbankmcnt
below the sharnokin dam, caused by the break in
the dam has continued since the rise of the river
commenced. The bank has already washed away
SOME so feet in width. and about 200 yards In
length. The public road in front of the Shamo-
kin Hotel, has been entirely washed away, aud
at this writing, Thursday, there are but about 8
feet from the break OF the bank to the building,
which is gradually giving away. On Monday
night n large force were engaged in hauling
brush, timber and stones which were thrown in
to prevent further damage, but the water con-
tinued to rise during the whole hight, and if it
should continue, the complete destruction of
the residence Of Mr.. Charles Garinger will be
unavoidable. Mr. Gni1fgcr's residence was one
of the finest along the river, ana much sympa-
thy is expressed for the heavy loss ne will sus-
tain. lie and his family have been incessant in
their labors to stop the washing away of the en-
bankmcnt, but thus far their efforts have proved
vain. The Canal Company has now a large
number of teams and men employed to aid in
checking the further destruction of property
which it is hoped they will speedily succeed in
doing.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-04-05
Dea4bs.

On March 2sth., at his residence In Upper
Paxton township, Mr.. JAMES MARTIN, aged
60 years, 10 months aud rs days.
March 2Sth, in Sunbury, WM. H., son of John
G. Miller, aged @ years and 10 months.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-04-05

ALL persons wanting good and cheap pictures
should call at R. G. Smick's Gem Gallery, where
they can ret nine good pictures for 80 cents.
IIcmperly's old stand, Sunbury, Pa. mhl-f
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-04-05
Railroad Time Table.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS AT susBuRr.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS AT suNBuRr.
Nc;E M W., sQgtn; VI ! =, & p& E, R. R. West ye =,
Erie Express, $40 s dNiag. Expressi2 40 m
Mail, 11.05 Elmirn Mail 4.30
Mag Express 500 m Erie Express, 7.01
sUSBuRr AND LRwIsTowN R. R.
Leave suntury for Lewistown at 7.45 a. p. /,
Arrive at sunbury from Lewlstown at l.5o
Rpd 7.45 pm. -. .r ...t'I
snsMoxx Drvisros, N. c. Il. W. '
Sudbury at s.45am AT suubnry s25 IN
1885 pm S.55 pm
g 4.40 pm ,t... - 800 IN
pAsvIILE, nAzLEToN & w1LKEsBARRr R. R.
Regular passenger tsain leaves Sunbury for
Danville, Cattawissa, Hazleton and intermediate
stations, at 645 n. M. Returning leave Halle
ton at LOO p. IN. Arrive at 100 p. III.
LAcKAwASNA AND BLooNsBuRa R. II.
Leave Northumberland at Y.4o IL. IN. and 4.50
p. m. .t...l... ...
Arrive at Northumberland at 10.35 a. m. and
Cos p. m.
Accidental Insurance Tickets can be had of
j. Shipman, Ticket Agent, at the Depot.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-04-05

scales, and will outast any other. For sale by
Dealers everywhere. Send for. Catalogue and
Price List. CHAS. G. BLATCHLEY, Manu-
facturer, 500 Commerce St., Phiad'a. Pa. [Sl4,1y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-04-05
BARGAINS.

WIpE-AwAKE Book AGENTS WANTED For
LIFE OF NAPOLEON III
by Abbott, New Edition, with accounts of the
Trussian War, and the last hours CT the Empe-
ror f; making an elegant octave of 700 pages.
The times and the theme render it the most pop
ular work of the day. Exclusive territory With
no competition. Address ut once,
Quaker City Publishing Co.,
4w III aud 2l9 Quince-st, Philadelphia.
March |, 1873
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-04-05

THE taxpayers Of this county, Wiz be glad TO
learn that the Act allowing premium on pole
cat scalps, has been rcpealed. This will save
the county some fourteen hundsed dollars per
annum. Another avenue of unnecessary expense
closed. Won't the editor of the Watsontown He.
raid growl against this innovation which conflicts
with the interests of his pets 2
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-04-05

A SERIOUS r. r. AooIDExr, "A serious COLI
sion of two freight trains occurred on the N. G.
Railway, at Buchanan Station, opposite Liver
pool, on Friday evening last, between eight and
nine O'Clock. The trains were coming In oppo-
site directions on the same track, and were run
ming at the rate of about eighteen miles an hour.
In coming around short curve they met, when
q terrible collision took place. Both engines
were shattered, and the cars came crashing into
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-04-05

The Great Council, I. o. r. NJ, will meet in
Titusvillc, Crawford county, on May 6, and con-
tinue in session four days.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-04-05

The numerous friends Of w. F. Kitchen, will be
glad to learn that he has taken the United States
Hotel at Shamokin, where he will be happy to
serve the travelling public with the best accom-
modations. See card in another column.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-04-05

SSow. We are indebted to Mr.. Israe. Thurs
ton of Lower Augusta township, for the follow
ing record kept By him of the fall of sEow during
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-04-05

SuNBURY LODGE No. 203, |. o. 0. FAT an
election of the said Lodge on Saturday night
last. the following officers were elected: n. g.,
james Lyons; Y.,G., J. o. pngan; Secretary,
A. n Bricei Asst. Secretary, ". Hummcl
Treasury, Valentine Detz.
, 1873-07-13
THE RELIEF SOCIETY REPORT.

TAore seems to DO some lttlo hitch ut present
In the publication Of tho Granl Report Of the
Relief and Aid Society, upon which tho Roy. II.
Laird Collior Inns been working. Tho intention
OF tho Publication Committee was to make the
volume one Of rare interest, to have the mo
chanical part of it elegantly Cotton up, and make
1t RI attractive In appearance aa it IL
In ita contents. Tho Executive Conrnitten
propose to allow a generous Bum OF money for
tho preparation OF this stupondous affair,
which ia to bo specimen OF something or other
Now oolncB tho trouhlo. Mr. Collier has finished
Ills laborb, and has lis work ready for the pub.
liHher WHO is to hayo the honor Of publishing
volume OF which ono copy will 60 to Queen
to oaell Of tho other contributors to
tue chicago Rolief Fund7 It seems likoly
that IT will bo giyon to tho Riverside Prosa,
Cambridge, Mass, won 1t could DO dono hero.
reporter interviewed MIR. N. 8. l,outon upon
tho eNbtoct, and learned from him tliAt tho rch.
son for doing this was that tho Lakeside Pub
liaAlng Company hayo declared TINT Chicago
could not do Buch fine work; TINT, since hlr.
Collars departure for tho East, Ohtca-
80 firm heH agreel to do it, and that tho
Committee aro in correspondence with Mr. Coll.
ior uIpu tho subject. llo thinks the nlhttor will
DO very auacably sottled. and tho publication Of
any rdorenoo to tho matter will be highly iu-
juriorA to tho prospect Of tho work being done
In thIl city eventually. On tho other hand, the
Lakeside Company deny haying mado any suoh
dtspar7ging statement
, 1873-07-13

lntcd juno conFiioration, $l,7Sp.
Park ny. 4Sh It v Of 1ago ht, I, II 3-611olA IT,
dhted July l; considerations; ST. 0oo.' m
#, .nfel jaly &; eot,aj'lorat,oi,, si,6o6.
Burnside ut, 175 It Of Tlrty-soycnth st, " T. 251
ITO II, dated July o confederation. 81, 800.
Fulton ST. 10 II " Of Cos'Ht vt. r., 251l2o It, with
buildings, datcd July o; consideration, $2400.
July 0; consideration, $3,0uu. .
Lincoln NJ, A76 II il " Ut Buphfn at, IT. 25x125 #,
datel July u; consideration, $1,800.
Contro nv, 900 It Of Taylor at, + 2lx150 it. dated
July 3: consideration. 900.
dated Juno 90; consideration, 81, ,400 -
milwaukee, av, n v cor Of Wood ut, trnnalo Of 1O21
112 It, dRtcl April 10 consideration, $1,000.
drant court, 1lG It OF Wpa Twenty SECOND st. l1l-
dvi'e! 4 Of Lota O. to 75, dated May conhiaora-
Seymour ut, 800 # Of ncraon st, I, 2sx12e II,
dnted July IA consideration, <460.
DnRoll at, bet Thrty-si1t1l and Thrty-aevonth sta
ef It to alloy, dato Fob. 20 confederation, $500.
Lot 70 VI Lot =, IL Block %, Boo a. 80, H. dated
July consideration, $500. -
HOuTIt OF CIrT LIMITS,
Lot II, in Block u, In Adam Smiths Sbdiyialon in
swA Sec 49, 80, IL, da'ad 'da1oh 10 consideration
i.otr to u, in nloei 2, of sxwxsxnxotaw
soc; 9s, y, datsd tisy consderetion 81, 100.
scso &c., 10, as' II, d"ted Aprll3; consideration
SUMMARY ron TIE wEER,
Tho following Is tlo total amount OF city md sir-
Ian prurorty transferred during tho week ending Sat
nrday July II oisy property. number Of salos 100
of sales 81 consideration s1670o. South Of city 1in-
its, number Of saca n consideration, $0GM5. West
Of city 3fnitB number Of Rnles consideration, $11a-
64o. Total sales. 2o2. Totl confederation, Sss8
, 1873-07-13

How Rrc Will Try to Retnrd superior
Court BUSINESS

How mo viii Try to nctnrd superior
Court business.
ecotiona samo Ashton oront 'u utn no o"a,rs;t ta
oosaa' ~, =. aaol Aou1oh e,op' into ooso"i4.s'
anu 't was sno iona Aopo OF hia trends that no
would remain there. Tho bitterness Of dofoat,
however, gavo WY to tho eollruess of envy. and,
bpcn,,ao In coua not voor tho yvoo1.,cl, 1,;naolr
ho aot ~ ror1, -, n,,a 49, ,'a,r 1'sa.,,a ,is1a
~ no' w "o1n " Alo ou' Ao" no eo"lo l1luer
more Fortunate aspirants to legal honorB from
plying those avocatona which Judge Booths i'll
.1,n,;,,,. nt,o,!., 't.,, ~. Wv s1's'' tao -
o.A.e . a., 1"o"sn nsl'A totainile she"1'ne s'-
eertl Tor tno bar,-tho logat bar, OF 'courao,-1,e
hold tho Donch In aversion, md an opportunity
arose whicl, gavo lin d cl,anoo of exercising
Il IT, Ia in }I,o ,no,nor, ~ a., t1,,t e.,,,,a1
, 1873-07-13

Ha6 dA0d8ome8t Lamps IN tA1cnRfs
Messra. Chnpin Otis have within few Lays placcu
two sapo lutns in front Of their lamp and reflector
mandatory, No. l12 Fifth "yeiiue. Theso Tampa,
with tho posts, preBcnt . finer appoarance than any
othcra In the city. 0ne is pleased with thor symmetry
and general ou.1iue do they fall to merit the at
tontion aud praise Of those who examine them closely.
Tho a'ua themselves aro eight feot in height and
ftled with gilt trimmings. Ths sldoa aro Of ruby
glass; embossed. The four Of each lantern
supplied from top to bottom with cutglasa
manner. On tho nnrth aldo Of the north lamp is q
large lenR arranged as to throw strong na1t TO-
ward Washington street. On the eouth side Of tao
street. Tie posts nre of neat pattorn and are richly
glds Tho panels on e @ n'ao Of are orn
dilferost euored precious stoncs and 1narbo. Thia
lesig Is the only Of the kud III the United Statea,
and was brought from Europe short timo alnro Tho
poats II feet in hoigh giving aggregate height
Of 10 feet for each lamp mud poat: Thcso lamps
well worth Whit to any who s Interested iu fine
wprkulanoll!p
, 1873-07-13
END OF THAT LIDEL-SUIT.
The Jury Award Linda the :E0nnds0mo
Sum of SIX Cent?.

The Jury Award Linda t1sc:nunndsomo
sum of Six Cent?.
At 10 o'clock yesterday morning Judge Rogers'
co,frt-raom was crowded with spectators, tho
legal fraternity Dung very fully represented.
Considerable disappointment was folt at tho non
preBouce OF tho fair prosecutrix and hor numor-
ouB lady retainors, which blasted tho hopes of
those who Ind como to 800 show she would
stand it." Judge Yam B,ren WIS nervous and
excited, and, When the Clerk took in hia hand
the envelope containing tho written verdict OF
tho jury, there WAS not aound to break tho
silence Of tho court. Judge Rogers asked for
read: "Wo, the jury, find tho defendant (tho
P0s) guilty, and award tho plnintif centB
damages." Then tle spectators buzzcti, and tho
CLERK reatl Tho following queries, prepared by
tho Gefoudnnt's counsel, with view of special
findings on the points:
Ffrst-Thothor the business or acl,eme referred to
IN tho publications complained Of lottery, and
Standardization the newspaper articles comnlained
Of wero published VI aud concerning such lottery and
tho plaintiffs connection herewith aoue 1t and
concerning The paiutifr aa MI individual over anu be-
yond her connection with such lottery.
Tho jury, with regard to tho frat query, an
sworod in the affirmative, but ware reticant ns to
tho Bpcond. In response to n question by AIr.
11orriel, who haa he pod Mr.. swott in tho case.
tho Court said that au application for now
trinl would bo in order ut any timo boforo tho
end of tho torn. Judge Van Burou expressed
his Batistaction Mt tho verdlct, iuaB1nuch
his cliont. The sufferers In tho case wero
tho jury. Aftor their vigil thoy looked worry wan
and woo-bogono, and for the honoflt Of those Of
the morning newspapers which hnvo big libel
suits on hand, not to montion mechanics lien &C.
tons against their now buildings, NO publish tho
list Of jurors who lot anowspnpor down 30 easily.
There IL 10 doubt the proprietora will ondoayor
to engage their services in the coming calHcs
". Tunes: A. o. Abbott, foreman Il. O..
Groop, NJ. N. Morriols, Jacob Arnold, D. Wit
kowBky, Charles V. GrosB, O. D. Noble, Max
Frank, Ralph Q. Horn, s. O. Good, A. schayer,
, 1873-07-13
Fine Family Groceries.

Mcssrs. Wyatt Il Wnstun,, wholesale anl retail deal
III fine groceries, teas wines, liquors, cigars, &c
whose establishment Ia located ut tho Of Wabarh
avenue aud Eighteenth street, Aavo always tllclr
premises good stock Of ]no family groceries, Thry
mako teas speciality, and aao noted III the traiso
for their RecctionB OF no winea aud figs. OF cigars
aud either articles pertaining to tho tobacco trade,
retail aud buying for casl, they enabled to offer
m fayoyhbIe erH ol1ler frst-caas houses II In
well-known fact that They untleraoll many houses.
They guarantee TINT country orders will be promptly
attended tn and gyo naIBfacton, md point to thcir
long experience in al n,ators pertaining to tho g:o-
cory buatnesH with pride.
, 1873-07-13

11cssrs. Deardsoy, Newton T. Co., have just opened
their stable, Court place. rcnr OF tho Tf,ars
Building, cornor of Fifth ayonuo and Washington
Rtroe ThH HtaGe has been built with spoclal regard
to ventilation, drainage nn light, aud IL tho lbrgest
antl finest boarding establishment III tu city. Parties
Wishing clegant nad comfortable quarters for tle,r
horses Will do we'll 10 call and cxnino. fine stock
Of carr!ageg and light livery OIL hand.
, 1873-07-13

Manufacture and Repairing Of Jewolry.
Every ono nay not 10 that II. J. aorse
Of Iake mud CLARK streets, who is general toWeler
aud geu, merchant, nuhes epccla'ty OF tho manu-
facturo Of goodH to orlor Parties select their
particular dssla or styles md DO accommodated
with the worry best work. both regards strength aid
nninh The repairing of watches Ia aso ado primary
feature OF thls establishment.
, 1873-07-13

Atcrsrs. Ellison Fosters will ael! at auction Sat-
urday afternoon noxt, July 10, OIL tho ground, II
splc1dd residence lo!a Situated on Division, Hoyno,
and Crystal atrecs, and Dryson strccta. This prop
erty is finely located, being between Humboldt md
Wicker parlsa. The land ii high md tho lots very
choice, hcing IN thltk1y settled portion Of the city,
md valuable for residence purposes. The terms
nso eaBy, aid any desiring nn investment should
attoud tie sale alld purchase one moro lots.
, 1873-07-13

DErnotT, arch., July l9.-pAssEn Up~--lrop. Lady
Frankl!n Alma, Munro, Hentt, DaucAard, Ncbrassa,
Lnry aud baEgos, Merchant; sc'ila \. G. Ma1woll,
bInzanla, Aim Nratl!ey, Ontaro. Preston, oaralier
win, Gardner, John Magce, cIayfou belle, Colttng.ood,
West Aiile.
TABsEu DnwN-rrora D. NJ. Wllaon, Fletcher, Annso
Young, Ai!r!o Craig. Bay City and bargeB Cleveland i;
bark City Of milwaukee, sclrs W. Il. Croasi"nlo. ".
D Allen, EyalIua Baea, Guiding star, Deals, Empire
btato, Gilmore, Thotnaa Qunyls.
MIhp-Gnrtheaat.
, 1873-07-13

During tho six mouths from Jan. to July l. 1878,
the tobacco manufacturing lrna Of spaudng Nor
rick, Nos. o. H. 49, aud l5 River street, paid Govern
cnt a1 Of $2l9 500 1097,276 pounds Of man,l-
facnrod tohacco. Thero Gnu be- niIatako about the
figures an they nre yonclol for by tho oical reur.
Tic hsieas lonB by this firm Ii certainly enormous,
all liz credit to lilo cIly. Its Eaics for tue past sx
months Reached $500 900, md tcre ig only house
iu thu United States Tint CHI nay al much: