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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-08-08
General News Summary.
Washington News.

Spotted Tail and his party on the 9th told
Commissioner Walker that they had selected
q reservation on White River, and would
leave Nebraska. He expressed desire for
guns, revolvers and ammunition, for use in
protecting themselves and procuring game.
Commissioner Walker promised that when
the Indians went on the new reservation
each man would have deed of one acre of
lard. Cows and cattle should also be sent
them. Arms would be given, but only to old
braves who had proved good Indians.
The Japanese Embassy gave a farewell
dinner to the members Of the Cabinet in
Washington, and other distinguished Off
Gals, on the evening of the 18th.
Acting Secretary of the Treasury Richard
son has directed the Assistant Treasurer at
New York to buy, on the first and third We'd
nesdays of August, So 600, 600 worth of bonds,
and on the second and fourth Wednesdays,
81 ,OOO, 600, making sc, 600 in all, and to
sell on the first, third and fifth Thursdays,
81, OOO,O 600 of gold, and the second and fourth
Thursdays $4,000, 900, making $1,000, 900 in
all.
A Washington dispatch of the Goth says
the Government had official information from
Geneva Of satisfactory character in rela-
ton to the American Claims.
The new whisky regulations went into eff
feet on the 31st ult. There was upprece-
denied demand for stamps at the Revenue
Bureau in Washington, by holders wishing
to remove whisky placed in bond prior to
June 6. The new beer regulations went into
effect on the LIST.
The Republican Convention of the Dis
trict of Columbia on the LIST unanimously
renominated General Chapman for Delegate
to Congress.
The monthly public debt statement on the
lat of August is as follows:
Six per cent. bonds Observation-Disclosures. 81 81, 1856 800
Five per cent. bonds. IA, SGT 300
Total coin bonds ............... 81, 7S6, 554, 100
Lawful money debt. 24,15S 900
Matured debt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6,s95, $40
Legal-tender notes. =. 356, 0S6. 1853
Fractional currency. 42,0I5, 81
Coin certificates. Observation-Disclosures. 81, 500, $50
Total debt without interest . 81, 247. O99 929
Interest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. :. 26,316,771
Total debt. ....................S2,27 ga, 4I6 700
Cash in Treasury
Coin Observation-Disclosures. S69, 319, $50
Currency. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1908 ,354
Total in Treasury. ........... SS5,35S, 044
Debt less cash Treasury. So, 1SS 058. 656
Decrease during the month 3427, 6S7
The Agricultural Department at Washing
ton, on the I'd, commenced the distribution
of several superior varieties of fall wheat to
all the States and Territories adapted to its
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Foreign Intelligence.

Christine Nilsson was married in West
minister Abbey, England, on the 9th, to M.
Roussaud. The nuptials were witnessed by
an immense assemblage, including many of
the aristocracy and well-known artists.
The census of the population is terminated
in Paris. A diminution is shown since 1866
of about 5000 iniabitants-an insignificant
number in comparison to the total of 1,SOO,-
900.
The Saciss Times (Geneva) of the goth con-
firms the report that the Tribunal of Arbitra-
ton had decided in favor of America in the
case of the privateer Florida, on the ground
that the British Government did not use suf-
fcient precautions to prevent the departure
of that vessel from English ports. The
Times further says: "The Board of Arbitra-
ton have not allowed the claims of the Amer
lean Government arising out of the depre-
dations of the Boston, jeff. Davis and several
other smaller "Confederate'' cruisers The
reasons are that the charges of negligence on
the part of the British Government concern
ing these vessels were not proved.'
A fearful accident occurred on the Goth, in
the town offKustrin, Prussia, a short dis
lance from Frankfort. An omnibus, loaded
with passengers, while crossing a railroad
track, was run into by train and dashed to
pieces, eight of the passengers being killed
outright, and all the others more or less in
jured.
The magnificent railway station at Metz,
France, has been destroyed by fire. This is
the fourth large fire which has occurred in
that city within twelve months.
recent letter from San Diego de Cuba
reports several minor successes for the Cuban
insurgents at Suama, Barjugua, and other
points, and asserts that they were preparing
to resume hostilities on large scale.
Miss Nellie Grant was at Vienna, Austria,
on the 31st ult.
A cable dispatch of the 31st ult says there
was complete harmony in the Board of Arbi-
tration at Geneva, and speedy settlement
of all questions before the Tribunal was ex-
peeted within few weeks.
A Berlin dispatch of the LIST says three
cases of Asiatic cholera had occurred in that
city.
American residents in Paris entertained
Stanley at banquet on the night of the 31st
ult., at which Minister Washburne presided,
and hundred guests were present, includ.
ing most of the resident correspondents OF
American journals.
Seventeen thousand emigrants sailed from
Liverpool for America during July.
The Paris lie Temps of the I'd is inclined to
doubt the authenticity of the Livingstone
letters published by Stanley. 1t quotes the
opinion of the German Geographer, Kiepert
who discovers various g ographical blum
ders in the letters. He thinks part of the
narrative was invented by Stanley, and hence
the whole is valueless, and hints that it is
possible Stan,ey never saw DIR. Livingstone
A Matamoras (Mexico) special of the ID
says President Lerdo de Tejeda had issued 8
proclamation of general amnesty and con-
vocation for the election of President
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THE MARKETS.

MS Hop Pills cure Fever and Ague.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14
Railruad Eines.
Philadc "nia, Wilmington aud BATH.
more Railroad,
&00M u u 8.
II, = TABLE.

o.,,n...;I, II. =; T.: TABLE: y IN -.
SsS' a.si e Ss
s.N;morss. 4 .,.s asnnse..
;'n with smyns .snch Railroad and Maryland aud
Rssrs,e kAIlre ua,sng;on Tilh JUNCTION saa
delaware R.tiro. " beiaar with Eastern saore
E.iiroad. at sails with wiconco and rocomOke
E.nI1 and and Val ;..Srpins a. wmia fGp
sxrkkss TR.iH 81 90 5oI = ST NJ Gs.s
a.n'moIe.nd Ws.hln s.on ..iopp ns hester. Thur
s1 ;sg
,s aHa H:,,sa:tass .,ys. Assras.a
hsa w.a
TSf:sa nsxs " s9is sas M.sa. r''''
Fortress M0nro nd Norfolk VIII take shs
1iIx1seroS TRAINS
a:lS. ~ s';2sfs's' s s"s
LEAVE v wLassTos a. and sn,sl so AM 40 4op
SS Chester and sG Ill .a1 ON w." sans, .s,
~. ss Leave Wilmington ,1.. ,ssn At SsS I'M
A,-ensi 5ans,on June by stree. caI: WIN he ssoA. NJ
rhIa lsD Ny GkSTsf xss < T. rsAs
soppng %d a, =, I. Stations on chester c..eN
Leave thiiadeIpn,a tor Port Deposit eunasys e1cs2
.. ted. :. 10, % am ,s,a and 80 fh,iadrlgh -
days 2.so Philads phia for ch5s,sr He,ghs4
AS ID p. IN. PniladeiPhia Tor OXFORD ~ . n,
Wednesday, aLa 6aturd ays 2.SI p. IN, The 90 ln
train stops at all Stations between rhiadelp
Lanokin.
Leave Port Deposit Phadsp his, sundays
US D. IN and rs p. m oxford Tor Philadephta q,
$40 .. M Chadds Ford for Philadelphia 40 y IN
SUNDAY. lsavs Philadelphia Tor oxford SO a. IN.
leave Oxford for Pniladsi phIs $40 y. u.
TrAins leaving iirrngton ~ 6+5 and 4UO vii
conect a. Lamokin junction with the 7VJ A. m
AOp m. trains for Philadelphia And b ltmsr- Csn
| trail Railroad.
| THRO UGE TRAINS FROM BALTIMoRE
LkAvR WILMINGTON ~ l03, l2.U NJ, 642, lU2D,
| CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
L3A7E CH EST ER at %, b. s, s&s and II .OS A. ii
l26s. 2A. AN,kS 6ll. 1856 and 1885 ? 81.
Prom Baltimore 10 PhilAdsphiA. Leave Baltimore At
| AZ. WAY Mall s;S An, E1pres .t5 P. Vi IA
| prssA 7.0P. NJ kxpress ll.0O P. nj. EIpfess.
Prom b.i.inore: sDsposiAnd inter medassssAtor
AeeommodAsoa ainfrom Por. Deposit twill leAv.Psrry
| villsaN An. 10 rBslsimoresnd intsrmsdias~ -sa
TRAINS FOR BALrINOHE.
LAAvs Chester as l3.O6 and 9ll a. = and ass P.n.
Leave Wilmington At l552 IS and 10 " a. ~, lbs
| 6I1 =.
| SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
LsAyss Baltimore st Is ~ stopping at MsgaoAa P.Iry
mans Aberdeen, Havre-ds-tt ace Perry S- & Cnarle
| town. North East. Eikton. Newark, stanton, New
| port, Wilmington, ,Cisymont LisvCec and Chester.
u. =. KESNEi. suoerinteudent
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14
rlRso MornrRs.

A little elbow leans upon your knee,
-FOUR tired knee. that has 50 much to bear:
a cnilds dear eyes are looking lovingly
From underneath thatch of tangled hair.
Perhaps you do not heed the velvet touch
Of warm. moist fingers. folding yours 50 tight;
You do not prize this blessing over-much.
You almost are too tired to pray to night.
But It Is blessednessl A year ago
did not see it as do to-day
We are so dull and thankless-Ani too slow
To catch the sunshine till 1t slips away.
And now It seems surprising strange to me.
That. while wore tho badge Of motherhood.
did not kiss more oft. and tenderly.
The little child that brought mo only good.
And IT, some night. when you sit down to rest
You miss the elbow from your tired knee;
This restless. curling hosd. from of your breast;
This lisping tongue that chatters constantly;
Iffrom your own the dimpled hands had slipped.
And ne'er would nestle in your palm again:
II the white feet into their grave had trippcd.
could not blame you for your headache then.
wonder 30 that mothers ever fret
At little children clinging to their gown;
Or that their footprints. when the days are wet,
Are ever black enough to make them frown.
If could aud . little muddy boot;
Or cap. or jacket. on my chamber floor;
II could kiss rosy. restless foot.
And hear its patter y my home once more.
III could mend broken cart to-day.
Tomorrow make kite. to reach the sky
There 10 no woman in Gods world could say
She WAS more blissfully content than !.
But oh the lonely pillow next my own
Is never rumpled by q shining head
My singing birding from its nest is fown
The little boy used to kiss is dead!
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14

Tho Mixed Train will run subject to delays incl
dent to freight business an will stop only at sta
tions where time is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philaiel.
at74O A. NJ. Leave Philadelphia at 1890 NJ. and
Wilmington at Lilo p. NJ. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above, leave smyrna for Clay
ton II IS .. M. and ..35 p. H.. Leave Clayton for
Smyrna $40 .. m.. ami 400 p. NJ. to make connec-
tion with trains to and from Dover and stations
South. IL
At TOWNSEND. with the kent County ani Queen
,Annes Kent Railroads.
At CLAYTON. with the Msrylan and Delaware
Railroad.
AT AtHAKRINGTON. with the Junction and Break
water Railroad.
At SEAFORD with the Dorchester and Delaware
Railroad.
At DELNAR, with tho Eastern Shore Railroad
and Wicomco and Pocomoke Railroad.
II. +. kENNEY. Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14
DELAW AXE RAILRO AC LINE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

On anu after MONDAY. July goth IT.,
0Yls72. SUNDAYS excepted.) Trains will
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14
Pennsylvania RAILROAu.
MMA4H9 g

wRsf 9z 4sR RhfEHpHlEPphtGIxU.o afE.t paSEptG Uor. 1872
Trains ai1iS , SsiS' TS;,y If. :as q Xslf:s
paOli Accommodation daily. except Sunday, $40
am, $50 AIN. and lilo a. m LII pm. $40 pm.
and 1870 p. In.
Niagara Express daily. excep, Sunday. 7.oan.
Mail Maj, daily; except Sunday so.n.
Lancaster and York Acc. daily. e. Sunday 4;lop.m
Ppa.kes6urg Train daily except Sunday. 5s0 pm.
Southern Express daily 800 pm.
pacifc Express !l40 pm.
Faoli Sunday Trains. am and tlS p.m:
Cincinnati M Exp. only to Harrisburg on Saturdays:
daily except Sunday tickets must be procured and
baggage dess:'a ro.I OF i SIS!.sos SnIhs s. 500
l;.o 3G 20 and sa s4S , m and l22o night
Nay Trains for Bristol. s.25 and iO.S6 am.
Nay Train for Trenton. llsO pm.
New York Sunday Trains 7.25 N. 6.6 m. and
6.45 / 10 Train connects at Tren.o, for Lambert
''''' 4A1 SS!sf!sast SsiSafoN DEPOT.
iaomes6 W "a, sus,e5on 7@ m 2soA 5l5 m.
Expre:s Trains Tor Trenton. 80 q and ~ 10 and nd
Way Trains for Trenton. 1000 m. 80. 500 and
100 pm.
Way 1''iR HoR f. DiyIsros s0'D'~
Express Tor Trenton. Lamberville. Eal ton, Scran-
| ton, &c., 40 "a m.
Way Train TO Lambertyile L PenninR ct on l6 90 am,
Lxpress for Trenton. Lambertvllo. Easton. Scran-
| ton. &c, 4C0 . IN,
Accom-. for Beldidere and Pennington, $50 M
MARKET STREET FERRY
i AmbOy Division.
hccommoda. for \ ew York via Amboy, 63Oam.
Way Trans for Trenton, 800 and 1860 q ln ~ 90
noon ana iDs $40 and $50 IN.
Accommodations tor New York via Perth AmbOy
100 In.
MiTfeomrm iTS ioF New York via Jersey City. 800 m
Nay IRAN Tor BurlinRton n............. 80 o no
Way Trains for Bordentown, $50 and II 90 n m
EXPRESS Ifsins for Lons Branch $50 a N and OO
pm
Exp TraiEsfor Hiehtst G 20 m and $50 q m
Express Irs ns for Pemberton Long Branch and
NJ. southern and Iuckerton Railroads. I, 80 .
IN and 26 pm.sE WV
Way Trains Tor Mt. Holly. IL 80 and II .Dpm
way Trains for Penberton. 1000 m p 45 s OO an d
6Dpm. -
Sleeping Car Tickets for the West can be h sd on
Application the Ticket Office Nl Chestnut street
AMI at the Depot. Thirty. second AMI Market Sta
Agent; OF the I Mon Transfer Company viii cal
ior aud deliver baggage at the Depots. Orders vii
receive prompt attention. and Railroad Time ca I'd
can also be obtained at the following
r,c,.- o,,,, No. Ul Chestnut street,
Illhhl OfflCES:I No. S5S Chestnut street.
mo. ll6 Market street,
ana at the DeIots and Ferry named above.
). .CAsSATT. General Manager.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14
End READING r r

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14
WILMINGTON 4 BAL
L MORE RAILROAD,

4.
On and after WEDNESDAY, October 18th ls7l
a passenger car will be attached to the freight
train leaving Philadelphia at 800 p. m. Tor Will
aington.
The train will stop at Stations as follows, when
siGnalled: Grays Ferry. s.l2 p. m, Lasaretto s.sN
pm; Chester. 94l =. M Lamokin. As p. m; Thur
p. m; Ellerslie, l0ls y. m; arrive Wilmineton 1880
IN. toct1l II. r. KINNEY. R1p't
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14
Fora HON osteao IN the West.
Fora HON esteao IN the West.
(1H ~ d ,s !, !; 8
PsNNSYl iANIA CENTRAL r. f.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
AND
FAST EMlGRANT LINE,
q r p I T T s B U r O.
And al places in Ae West, Sou.hwest a..
Northeast.
sB-TuE SHORTEST AND BEST aourH.&

IhisliIe affords unequ al ed Inducements T. per
sons desiring cheap and expei rs passage to tn
West, and deserves particularly the attention of al
sueh as desire to avail themselves of the Uomestea
Bill passed by the last Congress.
The PennA ania Central Raiiro ad, with it's Ger
netns lines, Is by IL, miles the shortest route 10
Chicago and other promn en- tp laces in the an
salso the quickest, cheapest and oest route to al
prominent places IN the soutEwest and Northwest
Passengers are forwarded in comfortable and air,
Passenger Cars. furnished with cushioned seats with
moyeable backs, water tanks. stoves. in Winter and
with such ether conveniences eQuiste for tn
comfort eI families.
Through tickets sold to alNpro minent placesi,
the West. Southwes and North est . at about hal
the usual first class fare.
Children under hve years old as free and children
between the ages five and twelve years pay nslf-
price.
Baggage checked and forwarded by the ane train
with the passengers, Eishtypounds Of baggage sar.
sled tree TO every full passenger.
The train leaves daily except Sundays and ticket.
must be procured and baggage delv at the once
No. He Market street, by 3 O'Clock, p. NJ.
by address ng he undersigned he will forwardb
return mail free ofcharge. acircular containing
complete price list, map, correct COPY
Homestead Law. AND Civ q such other information
may be desired FPANCIS FUNK Asent
ofthe Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
No. lilo Market Street, Philadalphis
Phiiadanhis, Juna "a. lssSs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-23

TROTTING OR PACING HORSE wANTED.-ANY
"A ony having 10 sell that trot pace in a ou
three minutes please address, stating particulars HORSE
Herald Uptown branch Office, 1885 broadway.
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T,nE YoNps OF GEORGIA.

GEORGIA.
OftlClAL MOTTO TO TIE BoNDHoLDERs
act 70 protect the people of she State Of eoa against
for osssr PURPOSES connseed with ne Whereas
to be h s0e ss o q e s
have been issued and in circulate IN by Rufus b. Bullock,
to his as%nis' ration have been neaotise BY hm
Sa"s ss II s sS
and the extent and amount OF said bonds issued and neso
s1!ss 1S s$s
Senate and NO " Speaker House Representa-
"a.
e. an a as have ssn
or hy ohccasd by whom sold The amount Of money paid
az S
70 report hs same to the General Assembly At IT. next
Jns said \. q &. 80
Ana term sr the namsS IL K.
wh tu power and authority TO examine witnesses under
such power into effect tho
SEQ s-se il further enacted, That shall b. the duty OF
saa m % % r tine s 5, 70 ys
smble and least two months prior to their sitting IN
in the city of London and one in the city of Frank
SEC. 4-Be further enacted, Tha. all persons holding
bonds Of the State Of 0eors bearing e endorsement OF
port tue committee Tor REGISTRATION before
The sy o asrs so 10 s sns
shall be prima face to have been illegally or raudu
sEo further ,aced That the Treasurer OF said
ss o % Snc NJ or he State
since thu fourth day OF July @ until SAID cSasee s shall shall
this 70 pledge the state Of Georgia
snS y or Of ss ss se
,nss ns s m in this ACT sSod asrwars 40.
the
upon the Trsasurs 10 favor such
sons as tney may dssgnas or an amount sncsnt 70 de
PRINTING mavb necessary TO carry into eaec the
sro sBea urher enacted That all and parts Of
laws I ns 1qa ssn .Ss 3" as ss nssy
H Secretary Of the senate g, Ro,rs,.D,,,v
ID wApDrLI. Clerk House Of kcpresen!a'yes.o ,s,,
Nowhandins the veto Of His Escseney % Ss Governor
this o, has this day passed the Senate BY
of Ssrs Il nPys IL of the Senate
Wa LrTIK, pro TEN Secretary y the Senate ate ,s,
Notwithstanding the q His Exc lsney the
constntonai vote Of yeas H. nays ~
sMrn d ass onss s
OFFICE SECRETARY OF STAFF, I
The above and foregoing four pages Of written matter
tan and correct copy OF the original, on file In this
Given under my hand and the seal q q Office: o,.
To ALL WHOM IT NAY CosoFnS;N w. 's''''
s ss h a s
of the House q k under authority Of the fore.
in the city Atlanta state Of G. orga Ied states
5 q as % si
dcate in said act.
ct s saa aSss the s
e sommss + oasa rss Of as
the nature OF the testimony required
VI"
Angler, State Treasurer, Atlanta, Ga
Signed Capitol. the city of Atlanta, state Of Geor
& oned states 0i Amercf HoMAs 10 W j. jay siMSoss s0s'
the part Of the Senate and Char Of Joint Committee.
GhRNETT MCMILLAN, a., IL. nav, or ,,a uo,ss
JOHN |, HALL. Oh 'He pas =" "' A'"H'os
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. GU.
THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
"A JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL,
oace and saleroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post ohice.


THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
y ii' HORSE is'SS AUCTION y iSSuSisf MART. I: 00r
ITO, l2 AND ia FAST 18TH ST, NEAR 9Th Av,
SALES OF TofIs Tosses rs asa AES ssS0ia CARRIAGES
yEe OF Ths SxYs AsP PussA nspA SALE
BROWN rRorrlNaA = MARs; 4 8s'G'Ai ETHAN ALLEN AND
RSy free sm ss. @ ola nn. in al n.
trot when in condition in 260 stylish warranted
BAY HORSE. SIRED BY SECOND HAxBLEToNIAN,
dam Morgan mare l51f hands, years old; kind In all
harness free from vice troed last over waveey
piyE pnv Top o., WAC ii.t ,Ns AND FOUR -FOUR NO T0P;
od been driven In all harness. capital saddle horse free
irom vice; eoot traveller; very svlish anu warranted
TEAM GRAY HORSES, IS HANDS, o years old; kind in
Al harness. ree from vice. good travellers Stylish kind and
FoUR-sEAT PARK pHAEroN, NEARLY NEW
DARK SoRREL HORSE. 1bIS HANDS. years old kind
In al harness free from vices superior family
rage horse good travellers Stylish and warranted sound
COUPE kocKAwAY, IN GOOD ORDER.
IN all harness free from vce good travellers stylish
warrante sound, kind and true.
free from viS. eScsisn Ynasr adaI" bas r,tsa
In 4h trt In three minutes day. afraid Of
nothns can be driven by one stysh, kind and
F0UR-sEAr ALHANv sLEIGH
BLACK HORSE. BLACK HAWK STOCK; rai,ed In Yer
mon. long and tal lb hands, years old; kind in
NIL harness; good travellers stysh and warranted
BAY COUPE OK CARRIAGE HORSE, Ia hands, years
od kind In all hnrness free from vce good traveller very
BaF aoE SAseES s EsRs StS sa IN
harncss free from VICE; good Gaveher very Stylish kind
Several other Horses description time OF sale Top and
WAGONS. Sleigh Robes. Harness, &c.
Weather never interferes with our sales.
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3. 3. EEn III :v. STYLE SPEED.
lOh o'cock special aud peremptory auction saI, of
hne ant last Tot,lng Hor.es, Wagons. Harness. &c.
Consmtns OF eesant ana stylish air D.vod bay eldpzs
1bA h2h, Only years Old, ADdaah Lyok tba nr(
premium the State fair at last fail; can ri IN si
Kind.
Fine and fast ambet ,nan Mare, bright bsv, is h,sh,
years elegant appearance; very rncey when
iro,ied when years old In 2fJ warantea sound and
kind.
Extra handsoms brown tro,ting Mare, "Fancy ~ n lSh
high years odd has rvlcd IN in 23d 10 road
beat 30 day OF ca e; W Kind
10 disposon viii stand wi,hou, tying AFRAID Of nohiny
4 rerfrct ue ny, warranted sound kjpd.
Also TOP Road Wagon, built BY suvers tine se, double
Road harness, Two Road Harness. Que light CITY
English Husey B.nsets one culer three straps Bes Two
rsr Stable B'ankss, TWO tns wooien Robes Sweat
The ABOVE Property, which on exhibition all frat
class aud gent eman whoso Instructions
sr without limit, owing 10 hs resen recnAy emsarraar
mengA JOHN W hAstbiNs AucuJneef.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-23

N STEAM 10 QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
from pier u North River
To Queenstown and Liverpool
FRANCE, Thomson. Saturday, Jan. 81, at N.
HOLLAND Bragg. Saturday. Feb g. at 10 A. N.
ENGLAND Andrews. Saturday Feb ~, at r. NJ
SPAIN, Grace Saturday, Feb H. at 10 A. M.
THE QUEEN Thomas. =. Saturday, Feb. "a, at +. N.
EGYPT, rogan Satur ay, March 2, at A. N.
Passage TO Iiverpool Queenstown London airect:-
Cabin, 1875 and S65: steerage, $2s, CURRENCY -
Prepaid seeTage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown
Londonderry Glasgow or London, @33, currency.
further particulars apply the companys occs 50
Broadway. r. W. j. HURST. Manager.
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OFFICIAI
u Passports Of the Department of State issued by A. O.
WILLMARTH, United States Court Building, Al Chambers
street.