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esD- A dispatch from Lebanon, Ohio,
dated last Saturday, says that Hon. e. L..
Vallanligham, while illustrating to fellow
counsel in n murder case how the dead
man might have shot himself accidentally,
discharged pistol wounding himself in
the bowels, from which he died the same
day. Mr.. V. has been prominently before
the people Of the United Statep as demo.
cratic politician for ten or fifteen years.
and was conspicuous in the recent demo-
cratic State convention OF Ohio.
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rsg"Mr. Greeley had d reception from
the Republican Committee of New York
City, ON the night of the 18th inst.
He rcasscrted his intention to do
his duty, even if it involved the
White House in responsibility.
He spoke in severe terms of the
Ku-Klux, which he said the Govern
ment ought to extirpatc at once and
forever; and in severer and more
sarcastic manner he uttered words
of condemnation against the thiev-
ing carpet-b aggers, who plumber
and prey upon the people of the
South-particularly upon the me-
groes and poor white people, pre-
tending to be anxious for their cdu-
cation and tho salvation of their
souls. He said these were the great
est obstacles to Republican ascen-
dency in the South, and SO he de-
nounced them.
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Indian News

Arrival of Col. McKinzie at Fort
Richardson with the Indian Pris-
oners
Our friend DR.. G. f. Warren has
most kindly sent us from Jacksboro
the following summary of news.
"Jacksboro, June IA, 1871.
Col. Mckenzie arrived here at G,
this P. M in command of six com.
panies of the 4th cavalry and de.
tachment of Tonkawas. He left
here on the 10th of may in pursuit
of tho Indians who captured Messrs
Warren & DuBose's train. He did
not overtake the Indians, the trail
having been obliterated by the rain,
and went into Fort Sill. He left
Fort Sill on tho 18th inst, having
with him Satank-chief of the Kio-
was-Sa.tan.ta War chief of the
same tribe-and Big Tree junior
chief--as prisoners-Satank had
said he would not come to Texas,
and a short distance from Fort Sill,
he Chen in wagon and mauacled)
slipped his handouts, got hold of a
knife stabbed a soldier and seized a
carbine from another. He was In
stantIy filled with balls and his car
cass thrown aside. Col. McKinzie
arrived here with Sa-tan-ta and Big
Tree without further trouble. Sa-
tan.ta is proud and de6ant-Big
Tree frightened and tremulous.-
They came in on mule back, feet
and hands securely tied to the an
imals and surrounded by lots of
soldiers.
"There are no Indians on the
Reservation, and it is not definitely
known what effect the arrest of the
Big Chiefs will have upon thcm--
The prisoners will be in the guard
house at the post until turned over
to the civil authorities, by order Of
the President"
TWeatherford Tim es.
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Special Correspondence of the Republican.

NEW YORK, June III.
Tho fight over the Texas Pacific
railroad did not terminate in the
Senate and House, but it has been
carried on between the directors
and officers of the company in this
city ever since the Senate adjourned,
in Washington.
Senator Kellogg first introduced
tho Texas Pacific bill specifying n
five foot gaugo-that being the
gauge ofall Southern railroads. The
Committee to whom the bill was
referred struck out tho specified
five-feet, as put in by Senator KEEL
logg. The bill then went to the
senate, when the five-teet clause
was put in again, and the bill pass
ed-yeas 40 nays 6.
When the bill got to the House
the committee recommended that
the House strike out again tho FIVE
feet clause and insert four feet and
eight inches, that being tho gauge
all Northern railroads with the ex-
ception Of the Erie, which is six
fecD.
1t was urged in the House by
Logan (then member of Congress)
that in case of Mexican or III
dian war q gauge four feet and
eight inches on the Texas Pacific
would enable Northern trains to
run over the road. The House,
however, passed the bill, with all
clauses stricken out. Thus the bill
came from Washington to New
York, with q sort of silent under
standing that the directors would
favor that gauge which should be
most convenient. 1t now turns out
that about half of the directors are
in favor OF, not a five feet nor four
feet eight inches gauge, but q three
feet six inch gauge. Their argu-
ment is based upon the fact that
England is constructing such rail
roads in India at the comparatively
small expense, that three six-inch
track can be laid for $500 per mile.
So tho three six inch directors have
been influencing editorials in the
daily papers in favor of this gauge,
and it looks sure now that they will
carry their point The Russian
and Prussian gauge is about the
samo as ours, AID it is only England
who has tried the narrow gauge.
Senator Kellogg is still fighting for
his original five feet clause.
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seE"The Senior, in company with our
representative, Capt. John ". Lane, took a
hurried trip to our ncighharing town OF
Mckinney, on last Monday spent the
night and returned on Tuesday. We
found our friend Bingham, Of the Enquir-
er, in good health and prospecting. John
is one Of our best friends, and we rejoice
at his prosperity. Mckinney is improv-
ing-we saw many new buildings that had
been erected since our last visit
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The Waco Register gives the ar
rangement effected by President
Flint, of the Waco road, with the
Texas Central as follows:
Waco & N. w. r. r. Co., agrees
to grade and tie from Bremond to
Marlin, by the first of November
next, and to Waco by the LIST. OF
July thereafter. The Houston d
Texas Central r. r. Company agrees
to complete and put the road in
running order from Bremond to
Marlin by the first of January next,
and to Waco by the first of October.
The order has gone forward TO
Europe for the iron. We infer that
Waco is safe.
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The Democracy ofLamar county,

The Democracy ofLamar county
according to previous notice, assem-
bled In their respective precincts on
Saturday the 18th inst, for the pur
pose of expressing their choice and
selecting their delegates to the coun.
ty Convention to assemble here
next Saturday. Every delegate is
a Conner man, and the resolutions
breathe the spirit of pure Dem.
ocracy. The people, the honest in.
dustrious yeomanry of the land
have spoken. They have repudi-
ated wire workers and tricksters,
and have determined to drive from
place and power party that have
stolen their liberties and trampled
upon their Constitution.
Lamar, Fannin, Kaufman, Ellis,
Delta, Hopkins, Titus, Upshur and
many other counties send solid Con-
ner delegations, and no doubt can
longer exist but he will be nomina-
ted at Dallas on the first ballot. Let
it be by aeclamation.
Paris Press Extra, June 10.
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Tue s. p. II. R.-A New York dispatch
Of the 18th inst, says:
At a special meeting of the Stockhold-
ers of the Southern Trans Con tinental
Railroad to-day, it was resolved that a
committee Of three be appointed to confer
with the Texas Pacific Railroad Company
with power to negotiate with them for the
sale Of their property. The committee
consists Of Edward Pierpont e. d. Hart
and W. D. Travers.
The directors Of both the above-named
Companies are holding a secret meeting
here with the purpose of endeavoring TO
effect consolidation.
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4lsl

sarWe welcome 10 our sanelum, zach
month, the 81, Louis Journal Of Eluesioh
No more efficient publication can be Nund
In the West or South than this valuable
educational periodical The last June
nuuber contains two elaborate and heauii-
,h cuts Of school building,-A model lie,
view Exercise in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10
the Prize Problemsi full programme OF the
National Teachers Association, and cor
respcndenee from thirteen different Siates
Ia addition TO its able editorials.
Address J. Il. MERWIN,
Editor and Proprietor.
40 Chestnut St Louis, No.
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vIJEXAS MILITARY INSTITUTE,
l. AUSTIN, TEXAS

FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION com
menccs September 10, 1871.
An extensive addition to Cadet Barrack
will be finished by that time, and Sixty
additional Cadets will be recei we'd.
Applicants must be ut least Fl fifteen years
old, and able 10 perform military duty.
Faculty the largest in the Siate--TIIlRTHE,
PROFESSORS AND OFrlCgRS, Ore hundred and
eight Cadets in attendance during the pas,
Session.
Applications for admission should be
made at once.
For Circulars and Catalogues, address
COL. JOHN @. JAMES,
42:3m Superinte ndent
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s.2.JSs sigls, he fashionable Tailor.
Main street, HOasiOn, has cur thaHks for
sAs hat uhieh sdOThs our seniors bead
J0, & Isaac sisls have INA fashionable ss-
iselishnsn, Ia the RayOu City, and ws are
pleased TO add, are dOipg hhs business,
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Ny usEt islss oil give yea sans &C.
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FOR CONGRESS.
lion. JOHN C. CONNER,
OF GRAYSON,

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EsTRAY NOTICE.

STRAfED, from CLEBuRNE, johnson
= County, on the Sd day of May, 1871,
TWO LARGE MULES. One Iron Gray
the other Mouse or Dun color both mare
mules, and about 16 hands high Iron
Gray about 6 years, the other years.
Any information by which they can be
recovered, will be literally Rewarded by
H0LLlNdSWORTH Il SON,
Bankers, Cleburne.
May l8, lS7l.-35:2ms.
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AT NEW ORLEANS

found the wa ter had been over six miles
of the city, as one Of its distinguished
editors told me, and the city authorities
had every possible pump engaged in pump.
ing out the water, which had been consid-
erably reduced butstill covers portions of
the city back towards the Lake. The over
flow was from the Canal, which runs from
the Lake into the city, the Crevasse from
the Mississippi and the high winds raising
the water of the Lake and forcing IL into
the Canal breaking its banks and thus
deluging all the lower portions. This
should be guarded against in the future
and trust will be, although sthe same
thing happened, to a less extent, two or
three years ago, and no warning was TAX
en-. So much for the carelessness and folly
of the denizens or rulers of the Crescent
City. Itnppears that from the commence.
ment of the Crevasso, IA miles of the
Jackson and @. n. Railroad has been un-
der water, and, since then, passengers are
taken over the Lake to Msnshac by boat,
where they take the ears for the NORTH
The late gales have made this transit rath-
er unpleasant, ana last night the boat
failed to make the trip, having broken its
paddles. So the passengers, who did not
return to the city, including my pretty
widow, and some other lady friends from
Texas, had to stay all night on the boat
and enjoy the mos quiiOes and other excl.
ting pleasures.
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la- Capt J. ". johnson has our thanks
for tho printed catalogue Of Trinity Uni
versiIy, at rehuacana, Texas, lsiO.7l.
From IL we see that there are 27S students
in attendance, li3 male aud 1856 female.
We are pleased to learn that the Uaiversi.
" is In . prosperous eondilion.
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rnf-fLn Clnrier,Jnnrn,l af Lnnls,iI

t65-fhs caurisF-JouFnal, sf Louisville,
1snlusky, says Grant will never leave The
Presidency save at the poin, Of the bayo,
net We say, shall sno'hsr man he slse el,
and drsR' refuse to give way, give Giant
var 10 the bayOns' and the bay0Ast TO the
kIt
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NOTICE.

EAPT. W. II. PRATHER is authorized
" 20 act as Secretary of the Dallas
Bridge Company during my absence -
Persons desiring TO take Stock, or to pay
che per cent. on Third Call, will please
apply to him.
G. NJ. swTNK, Secretary.
Secretary's Office, Dallas, Texas,
June 18th, l87l.-40:tf.
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GoDEY's LADr's BooK-This time-prov.
ed and time-honored periodical com mence.
its forty-second volume in July. Already
we have received the initial number of the
new volume. The Book is the best in
America, If not in the world. Its engra.
wings, steel, wood, mezzotint, chromograph.
&c and photographic, and its stimulated
plates of the fashions are not equailed in
this or any other country. Price, per an
mum, So, currency. Address:
L. A. Cooley,
ph;i.dainb;. po,n..l..-:.
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FoH 1871.

f'oIt AS%As
yUST RECEIVED, FIFTY COPIES OF
% RICHARDSON'S TEXAS ALMANAC,
FOR SALE Mt 80 Cents, Coin, each, at the
HERALD OFFICE.
"GLlaIPSES OF TEXAS"
with "a Map Of the state for sale
at the Herald Office. Price 80
Cents.
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Grand Masonic officers Elected
For the Present Year and
their Post Offices,

CRANE COMMANDERr.
A. S. Richardson, G. c., Houston.
a. c. Baker, &. &. G., Galveston.
b. Graham, q. H., Austin.
J. F. Miller, G. C. g., Gonzales.
J. b. Jones, q. Prelnie, Dresden.
B. a. Bsus, Il. IT,, Houston.
Il. Brewster, q. Sec, Houston.
GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER.
J. b. Jones, e. II. p, Dresden.
N. G. Mo3es, D. G. II. p, Mahomet
II. J. McBrydc, e. X, Tyler,
Rhodes, &. 8, Segun.
B. A. Bolts, G. IT., Houston.
R. Brewster, g. Sec, Houston.
GRAND LODGE.
T. J. II. Anderson, NJ. W. G. NJ, Port Sui
Ivan.
VIM. Bramlctic, D. G. NJ, Paris.
J. +. Miller, Il. W. &. S. w., Gonzales.
T. r. Bonner, II. W. ]. W., Rusk.
b. A. Bolts, Il. W. g. 'rr., Houston.
G. II. Bringhurst Il. Sec, Houston.
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READISe, Pa, June 14.-The
Democratic County Convention in
structed their delegates at the next
National Convention 70 vote for
Hancock.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24

Ex-Gor. a. J. Hamilton has ae-
cepted an invitation to deliver the
opening address at the Grimes
County Fair, which comes of at
Narasota on the I'd Of July next.
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"a Ten more convicts have escaped
from the Penitentiary within the last
week or two. Gov Davis, says sdispateb,
has relieved Superintendent Bennett from
his position
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24

The head cook Of the Parker
House in Boston. has yearly salary
Of $4,000 and the President of Har-
ward University gets 50. 200 annually.
Exchange.
And 80 bellies in Boston are Of
moro consideration than brains.
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WAsHINGroN. june l3.-Rennb.

WAsHINGToS, June I3.-Repub.
lican Congressman G. c. Bowen
(carpet-bagger) from the Second
South Carolina District convicted
several days ago Of bigamy, has
boon sentenced to two years in the
penstentiary and fined ESQ.
he j. new in jail. and It is under
stood thar application for a new trial
Will now be abandoned, relying
upon Pyesi5entisl elsmsucv,
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Hs- Cyr EoHERr Jo-srtrN Is nn authorized Agent
aud Special Correspondent al the bALlw ntR,iD,
until oihrrwis. announced through IT. columns
Ills receipt for Subscriptions aud advertising will be
h.lh ynnl hN Tho nr.iIrirIhr Of the IIInALn.
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvsnia

nTOur Representative, Hon. John W.
Lane, or, as he is known in Austin, "Ths
Heavy Man, reached home on Saturday
last, in fire health. He gives US q good
deal Of intelligence about the late session
Of the Legislature, but our space win not
permit US to say much shout il this week.
Capt. L. has made faithful, working mem.
Der. We shall allule to some matters Of
interest 10 orr people, on which he has
given US Information, in future number.
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The first month Of MARRIAGES. al
joy-tbe next all jAw-y.
Good revelations, ike fainting
ladies', want carrying OF.
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t6rThe Democratic Congressional Con-
vention for the LIST District met at Tyler,
on the 10th inst, and nominated W. s.
HerndOn. Of Tyler, Smith County, az the
democratic candidate.
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"a The Atlantic Cable Of 1865, which
has been broken for q long tine vas re
paired and in working order At neon on
The 10Th inst.
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All available negro recruits in
the Eastern Division have been or
dered TO the Twenty-dfth Infantry
in Texas. They 60 via. Newport,
Ky.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24

Sea- We are authorized to announce W.
4. MCLEAN, Of Titus, n Candidate for
Congress from Second District; subject TO
the action OF the Democratic Convention
at Dallas, on 9Th of July.
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WEsT PoIST. june ls.-C.dst
Mason stands first; Grant thirty
seven, AID fourth from the foot N
the graduating class.
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highest gold Prlss paid Tor 500 Alss
colIoa. Apply to
BLADES & HAWKINS,
ilsL Dallas, Teas,
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GALVESTON, June 10
GoLD, steady OF ll2s.

CoTroN, demand uniformly active at full
prices, and in the majority of instances ic.
higher figures than previously quoted were
obtained. The offerings, however, were
light and held above the market. Quota
tons, in coin, low ordinary, lie; ordinary,
1871; good ordinary, l43@l6.
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Highest gold price paid for 500 bales
Cotton. Apply 70
BLADES & HAEEINS,
1851 Dallas, Tsrss-
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The Central Railroad has pur-
chased the Waco Tap Road and will
commence operations in few days.
TCalvert Tribune.
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democratic gleeullye ror,mlllce.

The csHirai asi ssns'eF.ai t'rouiiss Casu.ii',-,
80 80 ~ iAs R,H.~Talis F,-ls lrl,saiisa. sT- q,
klllaas
A. f. Malk'F, rhsiryan "A. a. bowers, M u,
tiiiait, n, 4, III a, =, q, sas.l.
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liiEhs's ga price paid for 500 bales
o0n'u. APply ,s
BLADES 4 HAWKINS,
iisl Dallas, Texas,
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The bachelors sxclsim- "A lass r.
he rai5sns. "Ah : men
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~ Trinity River rss 'bssk frlIr op-
rosi,s HuBtsvifls, On fbs 2Oih
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Why are clouds like the coach
man ? They hold the rains.
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ON THE GULF.

Tie next day after the storm was quiet
one, and the Whitney, fine new boat Of
tho Morgan Line, brought us oil safe to
Brashear City, but the ground swell from
the storm rolled the stout craft around
and about 80 uneasily, that most Of the
passengers we're sca-sick, and even the
pretty widow Of u gallant Confederate
Commodore, associated with the capture of
the Harriet Lane, after vain struggle
with the elements, in which her wit and
good humor were conspicuous, finally had
to submit and retire with graceful mean
behring's 10 her state room. Whether my
talk with the fair widow kept me sutIi-
GENTLY stimulated to resist the rocking
and pitching with their usual consequent
ces, cannot say, but certain it was, that,
for the first time, in crossing the Gulf |
was not in the least troubled with nausea
and got three excellent meals out of the
Morgan Monopoly, much to my grati6oa-
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--latest Market Reports.

NEW YORK, June To.
GOLD, 1l2!; Cotton quiet, with light
sales, al from l5B to 2ls, according to
grade.
New ORLEANS, June 10.
GoLDi 1929 cotton firm at 20c. for mid
ding.
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AGRICULTURAL PROSPECTS.

These prolonged storms and high waters
In the summer season are very extraordi-
nary. So much rain has fallen, that the
crops along the Railroad, from Brasbear
City to New Orleans, look anything but
encouraging. Both the corn and the cane
are small and backward and only the
fields Of rice, which las q fondness for
bathing, give any promise. l saw no cot
ton along this Road, which runs through
the sugar region The cotton prospect
throughout the South is said 10 be discour-
aging, hence one reason for the late rise in
price. A merchant here thinks it likely
the cotton market for the next year will
open az high as twenty cents. under
stand much Of the cotton, raised about
Dallas last rear, has not been sold; 50
your friends viii yet realize the higher
and still rising figures for their crops.
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Ian told there is not much businsss
going On in the eiiy-that il il Tsry duh,
6s, &c. New Orleans has besa TOO Stag
gish in The way d enterprise AMI railroads
70 Increase her trade she ssght 70 have
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Chairman of committee.
These resolutions were passed on
first ballot by so delegates. Re.
suit, ~ for Conner, to 10 against.
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The New York herald., 1871-11-06
COAsTwIsR STEAMSHIPS.

= =. 49,
pAcIPIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoNPANvs LINZ TO
CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA,
via Panama,
carrying mails, passengers and freight 70
kingston, Jamaica Santa Martha and
Greytown. and Pacinc OF
Mexico, Central America,
81 Peru and Chile.
steamers leave 10Th 30th each month, except when
those dates fall on Sunday then the DAY previous.
November lb-Stesmer HENRY CHAIN Captain A.
O. Gray will leave per ~ North River twelve O'Clock
noon, for Aspnwa, via klpgMon Jamsics- connecng Al
Panama with steamer CONSTITUTION, Captain CaverIy,
touching At and Mazaan also connect
ing Tor ali Central American and sonth Pacific pors Freight
for last named received until r. ~ OF November H.
steamerJAPA viii leave San Francisco, December for
Japan and China For of passage freight and all fur
ihsr Information apply companys oce on the pier foot
OF Canal street 2. X. BABY, Agent
The New York herald., 1871-11-06

A NEW AND SECOND HAND WAGONS. OF ALL
"A. stycs and dcscrp pons; Harness OF all grades and
suitable ali purros Lap Robes. Blankets. Bells, &c
also line assortment OF e-hs vt very low prices all
the cheap sand 435 and i37 broadway Forty first
street. LlIiLE a iUncES