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Hsw 70 Keep . sisuasss..

Lay it down as q foundation rule, that
you will be faithful in that which is
least" Pick up the: loose nails, bits Of
Irvine, clean wrapping paper, and put
them in their places. Be ready to throw
in an odd half hour or hours time. when
il will be an accommodation, and don't
seem TO make merit of it. Do il heart
lily. Though not q word be said, be
sure that your employer will make note
of 1t in your favor. Make yourself in
dispensable to him. and he will lose
many of the opposite kind before he will
part with you. Those young men who
watch the time to see the very second
their working hour is up; who leave no
matter what state the work may be in,
at precisely the instant; who calculate
the amount they can slight their work
and yet not get reproved, and who are
lavish of their employers goods. will al
ways be first to receive notice when times
are dull and their services are no longer
required. Remember. you are not q
slave. Then serve your employer as a
friend in due time he will make friend
TO you.
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MOUNTAINEERING
D'I|!|B9]RB1lGll'
@zZZ HssNE;

ssoes Reward offered 10 the Projectors o. asy
Medicine GoT rheumatism aud Neuralgia able 10 pro
duce Ons-fnurth many genuine cures made within
the same period Of time Dr. Filters Vegetables hheu-
educated ysican, and the only reliable sPe'ine
exeoe Reward sasrsa 10 saJ rersss proving
Jos Y. FILTER, NJ D., Ia be other than graduate y
the c.sbsaied University u Pennsy In iss, and
Professor Of Chemistry and roxieoloxy.
sse0o Reward 10 any Chemist, Pkysieiss, or
other able TO discover lodide Of Potaasa Colchie um
Mercury, anything injurious 10 the system In d.
FILTERS kheumaiie syrup
sSoo Reward Tar any evidence that Dr. y. y.
Tiiler nas moi bsen particularly and successfully treat
I'M. nheumstisn aud Neuralgia professionally So
elalliy Or many yesfs Curing min ever loo treated
ssso Reward Tor the ns-s ef say Presarstiea for
~Ehsulnstism and keuragia warranted and sold under
.imil.r legal guarantees setting forth the eKact number
"a bottles 10 cure return the amOun paid or
10 the patient In Of hisr. 70 cure ful dssctp
~ lsttsr ihlladelphla The guarantees signed aud
stating quantity 10 cure sill b. returned By mall 9TH
sdyIrs and Instructions wihont any eharse. Addre<
lsttss Dr. J. ~ FILTER, 70 south Fourth strect. No
other remedy II offered On such honorable terms
sioe Reward Il essres for sAy ssss % sssrslsis
~Or Rhsunatisn Of any iorm, psonoaneed curalls,
that Dr. FITLERs RHEuMAfiC SYRUP yin MOI
care The pr,of that other Spechc exists 10 bund
IN every eo@maai,y In persons sne.sd 6l uAny year.
ssssv s az ssl az. sc.Ai. = 40 Dr. Htsss ysss,-
aha RLsaiaAiic Syrup Il sold BY druggists Al o. 20 per
Lottls-sr bottles " 80 Full Information Nth cir
cuaT containing rcIenes 10 phy .canA esy nea, Ae,
may be oblainsA II W, u. ANDERSON, ssls as.st os
ssantsd ~
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Hard Hitting.

One evening clergyman gave out the
hymn, which was in q measure harder
than usual, and the deacon led off Upon
its conclusion, the minister rose and said:
Brother B. will please repeat his
hymn, as I cannot pray after such sing
ing.l
The deacon very composenly pitched
into another tune, and the clergyman pro-
ceeded with his prayer. Having finished
he took up the book 10 ye-the second
hymn, when he was interrupted by the
deacon gravely getting up and saying, in
q voice audible to the whole congrega-
ton.
"Wll Mr.. c. please make another
prayerf 1t would be impossible for1af
to sing after such praying as that"
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Emma, my love-" said a much enam-
ored, newly-wedded husband, "you have
such pretty feet that ] wonder you do no,
wear shorter dresses"
Il declare, George" she replied,
''you'rc are greater noodle than even
thought you we're. Don't you see. If
wear long dresses, can have an excuse
to liff my skirts much higher than ] dare
wear them il made shorteri"
Exits wife for walk. Husband sits
down to reflect upon the subtleties Of
feminine strategy.
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PURITY of heart depends much. so far
- our moral agency is concerned. on
keeping the imagination free from the
contemplation of forbidden objects. Keep
the door of the imagination barred
against unlawful visitors. and tbs citadel
Of the soul Is safe.
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Young mani Thy mother is thy best
earthly friend. The world may forge,
thee--the mother never; the world may
willfdlly do thee many wrongs, thy moth
er never; the world may prosecute thee
while living, and when dead plant the
ivy and night shade Of Islander upon thy
grsssless grave, but thy mother will cher.
ish the while living, and If she survive
thee, will weep for the when dead, such
tears ss none but mother knows how to
weep. Love thy mother.
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The Oldest Man In the United
States.

Sometime ago we noticed the published
fact that w. B. Willis, of Manhattan
Lodge, New York, had been Mason
forty years; and in the same connection
mentioned that s. l.. Morgan, Of SCOTS
vile, Kentucky, was Mason in 1926,
which. in point of seniority. gave him
three years the advantage of the New
Yorker. Now, however, upon inquiry
and investigation, We are able to beat
Mr.. Morgan a whole decade, as we learr
from the best authority that Capt. Johr
s. Robson was made Mason in this city
in 1916, 6fty-six years ago, and is still
living, being member of Hiram Lodge
No. 4. under Kentucky Masonic juris
diction. Yeoman.
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RICHES beget idleness and idleness be
gets poverty. For a person to be idle
because he is rich, is as disgraceful as to
be poor because he Is idle.
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." "eeePeS h'e'S""o'e'
The following points Of excellenoe comprise
a few Of the many, that may be truthfully
claimed for my hive:
I. Ii Is simple in construction. neat in ap-
pearance and Il the most easily understood and
managed movable comb frame Hive ever in
vented.
2. The only material required in il. con-
struction il 20 feet Of lumber, the nails neces-
sary to fssten il together and few small scrap-
Of wire cloth to cover ventilators. Not q
screw, screw eye, hook and eve, hinge, pivot
piece Of tin, Tin tube, glass, or other expensive
material is used in its construction.
3. When properly used, Il in the coolest hive
for summer and As warm a. the warmest for
winter use, afiording ample pro ection for the
successful wintering Of colonies ON the sum-
mer stand.
4 BY its use the necss.ity for honey so.r ards
while the chamber may he-c2siracted. q. suit
the condition Of any sized colony Of from one
single frame to ten, enabling the keeper to con
fine the animal heat 70 the space only occupied
by the colony.
5. Less time and labor Is required In hand
ling, and the brood L. ies exposed than IN
using other 6rst-class hives.
8. While i does not claim 70 be positively
moth proof" under all circumstances, yet iti
provided with the least expensive and most
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Mrs. TAroR, Of California, has beer
refused admission to the bar. But there
is yet an opening for Mrs. Tator. She
can go of and learn magic and be a
prestidigt-tator.
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Ilrcss.

Il may be set down as general rule
that the prettiest girls are those who
dress the plainest; pretty girls do not
require the extra adornmcnk nf dress.
Whenever. therefore, we see one Of the
esudily arrayed creatures Of fashion, our
minds are at once made up that she l.
not naturally beautiful. Every rule has
lie exception, 80 this one; but, in its ap-
plicsticn, it will be found to be pretty
correct.
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A KENTUCKY editor says neighbor
of his is go lazy that when he works in
the garden he moves about 90 slowly
that the shade Of his broad-brimmed hat
kills the plants.
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STEEL RAIL- DOUBLE TRACK
Baltimore and Ohio Raj road.

Eaal
Saving ~ % 40 niles and arriving On iraiBs In i'd
vance al NEW YORK.
saving y nll~, and arriving 81 boar. In advance
a BALTIMORE
s.sIas q mli-. and arriving ~ hoar'is advance at
Esashias PHILADELPHIA one r.ia the quickest.
The Great Iron Railway Bridgesi
Over the Ohio nseF Al farketburs and 1sll.iie are
eomplsts. Aoruing aud niEht line. ~ fulinsus PAL
ORA nf -roam and sleeping cars arg run On ths
route nun Cncinnati % Columbus W b@timcre and
Washington City,
WITHOUT CHANCE.
W this route you avoid all omnibus trAn.is" and
sxIIcte,s 90 sale al an tiehei .hse. va lh9 south
and L. N Cole. general ticket great balaaofe,
Nd. ,. L. Wih1D, master transportation. bsiiiDoIs,
Nd. sldnsy n. 'iesi s.atia f~s sesni ShinnAiii
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TYNLEss SOLD PRIVATELY BEFORE
u the cost day Of September next, i will
offer at public cutlery, my HOUSE AND
LOT, situate on Danville street in the town Of
Hustonville. The house is new and we'll
arranged, and contains four or Eve rooms, and
necessary out buildings on the lot
At the same time will sell about FIFTY
ACRES OF FIRST CLASS BLUE GRASS
AND on the Liberty turnpike about four
,iles from town. Adjoining the same there
about one hundred more 81 the same quail
ity Of land, which can be purchased at reason
able rates.
or land will address or call on me, or Cook 4
Green, at Hustonville, Lincoln county, Ken
lucky. JAS. X. McCOhMACk.
2l-tds-or-tf
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EATING SALOON.

I'm CONJUNCTION WITH OUR ALE
u Saloon We have an Eating 81 a. ksre
meals can be procured at all hoy lay
and night, and cheaper than ,pARkER, II
have constantly on hand all 49, II
In
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A GREAT SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT SALE @, OF
ns sSf'4 .ss TAes coaa
@ snSs who Sss
iSd s s.ss ;ssFSscn Sn
~ ':fssi gSas + Esfp,HRRSsA kucrlosEEs
CANT styled teams in the city high Kentucky bred
ans RfS%p aspd
travellers and warranted sound aud Kind; NO coach
Team, OF elegant blooded. closely mstched and extra
nns styled blood bay 0edlpgs, about lo hands high
other and are gated styled and tempered alike were
Prsd N ksntgSky by NJ Clay and sired by Membrne
IN lexington last Nay and have been used in Newport
this Summer and were the finest styled team there they
snss ss no rss fear mosns are without s or sa
with ease and Style are sharp, game drivers and can
an ss sSsd il ssS s sound and
hand: hand: iisS mos; sisssns
sound ~h and kna S the most
Two ine Siooded and genteei gentlemans road Horses
lS and isA hands high both years old; have few su
both warranted sound Kind safe and fast Full par
s Is the
other 10 hands hgh one jet black the other gray extra
ali pers essn
Also two elegant road Wagons best city makers and
Gsssy fesy aso ss single Dog
ss ss 4 :: saII %s$. mi I'm T. s s
IN B-The owners Of this stock well known respon.
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THE TURF.


DROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION,
THIRD DAY-THURSDAY, OCT. II.
Purse No $1,000 for horses that have beaten
235; two miles and repeat $3.50 10 rsi $500 10 second
and $50 TO third.
w. Wellington enters br. e. Wellington. .
jas. Mckee enters b. m. Young Thorn
Frank Loomis enters g. &. Constitution.
G. &. Green enters q e. Wallace
W. G. Trimbe enters b. e. Commodore
Purse No. 81 200 for horses that have never beaten
j. =. Pnrkes enters b. g. Dauntless.
D. Pfer enters ch IN. Grace Bcrtram.
j. w. Briggs enters b. IN. Lady Ross.
Frank Ellis enters b. m. Nettie.
L. c. Chase enters 2. 9. Doubtful.
= = 0o"f FOURTH 6kY"FRlDkY, OCT. 49,
Purse No. Y Purse and Stake for four yearold colts
X. II. Galloway enters br g. Dixon. by Happy Medium.
m. NJ Judkins enters br g. Ben M0rrcl, BY winthrop
Morre.
"A. II. Rowe enters blk 8. Rowes Tommy, formerly
Chr Bac knan enters b. g. silver Heel BY Rysdyk's
Purse No $4,000: free for all 100 TO first 81 100 10
second 800 10 third and $500 to fourth.
Benz. Mace enters ch. <. Judge Fullerton.
ID. Mace enters br. e. Geo. Palmer.
w. H. Doblc enters b. m. R0saiind.
J. j. Bowen enters blk. &. Camors.
John Lovett enters 3, III. Gazele:
Races commence each Gay at2 o'clock r. NJ, good day
and track. Admission to field, grand and quarter
stretch ~; ladies, ST. In OF postponemcnt
OF bad weather notice will be posted the Herald
bulletin Johnsons restaurant, Tweny-eghth street AMI
Broadway New York and at the office in BROOKLYN or
before IL o'clock. MARTIN KALBFLEISCH President
GEo. W. OAKLEY, Superintendent
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA,
VIA PANAMA
CARRYING MAILS, PASSENGERS AND
FREIGHT TO
AsPINwALI. PANAMA, SANTA MARTHA GREY.
1OWN AND PACIFIC COAST OF MEXICO.
CENTRAL AMERICA, PERU
AND CHILE.
Steamers leave 10TH 10Th and yOtn cach month except
when those dates fall on sunday, then day previous
Maury, will leave pier ~ North River II O'Clock noor
for Aspnwa direct connecting at Panama with steamer
CONSTITUTION, Captain -. touching at Acapulco Man
zanilo, Mazailan San Diego and San Pedro, also
Meeting for all Central American and South Pacific ports
Departures OF Uth and 10Th each month with the
Company's steamer touching at san Bcnto Tunata Sa
lima Cruz and Port Angel Freight for all way ports re
ccived until 4 y. NJ. OF October =
Steamer COLORADO will leave San Francisco Noyem-
ber 1872 for Japan and China For rates OF passage
freight and all further information apply at Company
office on the pier, foot OF Canal street.
=. II. BABY, Agent
SPECIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of sailing day.
steamer OCEAN QUEEN will sail for Aspnwall at noon,
Thursday, October "a. \. H. BABY, Agent
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AMUsEMENrs-ElaHrH PAGr-Fourth, nrh AMI sixth
F.ssss.S ;sssta,s column column
BOARDEHs wASTED-sscosD P1os-Tirsi. second and
BOARD 'xSD LODGING wANrED-srcosD PAor-rhird
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-NIsru PAGE
BUSINESS 'o6'PpPonsruNIrrEs-Eranrn P4or-rhira col
CRY ZEAL ss ssSATE FOR sAIENis1a FasE-Er,
cLEsSs sSiI%s And sALEsxEs-rwrl,- rAss-Yourth col
SsS ssna
al1 and sixth
Es1 col
BNsS TSS;S IS IS4 sSs$isnnD AND us
FukSfsHED-NixTH PAoE-Third and fourth
EyR6ps%H spls%HSi isrEAMsHIPs-Frnsr PAer-Eiah column
EVEE9rEoEIoSrM E9 EaE PASxmrhIrd S eclGmn s,a.
FINANCiAL--FirrH PAcE-Finh column.
TO LET
REsc sfSssa r.ers1A
HRLff .1w%%ahrED-yEMALRs-rwr P4eE-rhird
HRLF WASrED-MALEs--rwrL,H PAos-Finh and
HORSES. cXRRIAaEs, &c.-Frnsr pAe.-secoud, thru
and fourth columns.
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F.aiEs,s sS sssnn
Lost AND FoTND-FifsT PAos-First and second
NAcHiSEkY-s.oosD PAex-sixth column
Paas-fis.t column eoamn
2sD
u1scEsG2sRoUs u1sciESsISG@2sRoUs ADvERr1sExRSrs- PAGE
iMUsICAL-EIoHTa P4Gr-Fourth column.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE-FrRsf PA0E-Fourth column.
srGSTdss S4sFsAH AHsSsnsHrzxAIEs
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ssAL s4SE Il column
REAL Ryf4Fa afGa f9pHnfk 9W1Hfkn-xu pAa.-rhrd column
SALKs At AUCTIoN-sEcoSD PAcs-Fourtn and nth
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAeE-sIxTH
column RLxvxxrH PAOE-First second, third, fourth,
NTH and sixth columns, and TwsLSrH PAcs-Firss
s1rUATfoSs ssSSnS
spEcf%L pAe.second column
sP0RTIEs-D0as. BIRDS, AC.-FIRsT fAOE-second
TIE TRADEs-rv.Lvru PAoz-sixth column
30 LET FOR BUSINESS URPosEs-Nisru P 0E-Third
sSDas 1sS 1rzsssssss fsq HS
wArdHEs, JEwELsY. xc-E1ozrz pAa.-rirst col.
wEsTCHiiksrER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
YAcafs sfESaBoA4s, .. 1o@EsSaaa sNis1 rAos-Yourth
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nIRECT LINE TO HAVANA
IL HAVANA, PROGRESO AND VERA CRUZ.
New York and Mexican Mail Steamship Line, leaving
pier No. North River at 5 r. NJ, direct to Havana -
CLEOPATRA, Phillips lHavana only Tuesday, Oct q
CITY OF MERIDA, Zimmerman. Tuesday Oct ~
CITY OF HAVANA Haynna only. Tuesday, NOV:
CLEOPATkA. Phillips uiavana onlyl.. Tuesday Nov ~ u
CITY OF MEAtSo Sherwood Monday, NOV. % !, !,
for ircsns q pxsiIsES pxIESANybkEo SONS. 81 Broadway
u Compsny.--The elegant screw steamship MERRI-
MACK 2iW ions burden, Captain w, WEIR, VIII sail for
st Thomas Para, Pernaubco Bahia and Rio Janeiro
"Wednesday October q, from pier " North River.
For freight or passage apply to WM X. GARRISON
Agent, No. D Bowling Greci.
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICE-UPTOWN
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
1KcEIvED AT THE BRANCH oFPIo !,
12G6 BROADWAY,
WEST SIDE, BETWEEN THIRrY-FIRs AND THIRTY
SECOND STREETS
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM 8 A. NJ
quLsP.M ON WEEK DAYS SUNDAYS TILL r.
NJ AT OFFICE RATES. no EXTRA CHARGE OF ANY
KIND.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c
!. DTNGEE, Auc,ioneer,

AT NEW YORK SALES AND STORAGE REPusI.
"A tory, 1871 $50 and 3f Fourth avenue corner twenty
nth street,
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VIII sell, this day
THURSDAY), October II, 1872, Mt II o'clock A. ~,
team dark bay Horses l6 hands 9ycars old; Kind
and gentle in oil harness; first class coach business
team.
One dark bay Horse I6 hands, wears old sound good
free driver kind and gentle In all harness: good saddle
horse.
One gray Mare 16 hands, years old gentle and Kind in
harness; good for coupe or business purposes
One dark Pony, IL hands years old; sound kind and
drive him.
Also an assortment Of top and top Road Wagons
Bugges, Rockaways. Clarences, Coupes, Express ard
Business Wagons also double and single md second
hand Harness, Robes, Blankets, Saddles Whips, &c.
LOT OF ROAD WAGONS, EXPRESS GROCERY
IA and light Business Waponsi also second hand two
scat covered Depot Wagons 8e West Twenty seventh
street. between Eighth and Ninth avenues.
A CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, IA WEST BROAD
IN. way, near Canal street.-famiiy Carriages, Rock
aways Buggles, Pbaetons, depot express and business
Wagons; both new and second hand. Cheapest In the
city.
AT MANUFACTURERS UNION HEADQUARTERS gag
n Broadway, great inducements; Carriages, sicigIs
Harness EAargcs variety In the city dt lowest popular
prices all styles Family Carriages for city country
several second hand. cheap.
wITTY's MANUFACToRy AND STABLES, Full
"A Ton and Neyns streets Brooklyn selling of several
hundred new and second hand Carriages comprising all
styles; also 200 Sleighs. H. n WITTY q co.
----4ra
A CANADIAN PONY SEVEN YEARS OLD, SOUND
"A and kind In single double harness can be bought
for elW at Steam Carpet Cleaning Works Fem street.
Brooklyn, Il. IL
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NoTICE-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
duriug The week ending Saturday oc iober ls12,
day NJ II A. NJ. and on Saturday at band II 4. N.
4. II. JONES. Postmaster.
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PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD dncludng wIne)
TO BREST OR HAvRE,

First cabin, l25; second cabin, SIS
These steamers do not carry steerage passengers.
American travellers going returning from the Con-
tincnt Of Europe by taking the steamer. Of this line
avoid both transit by English railway and the dscomorts
Of crossing the Channel besides saving time trouble and
expense. GEORGE MACKENZIE. Agent, 53 Broadway
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAT.-OFFICIAL
Passports OF the Department OF State issued by A. G.
wILIMARTH, United States Court House, Al Chambers
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WANTED TO RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE IN OR
near the city, by lady OF education and culture
with son and daughter and board the owner ana family
nsmail hrst class house feQued and best relerence
given Address ALPHA box M Post once, Boston, Aeso
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Passenger accommodations for all classes unrvalied
combining safety, speed and comfort
Saloons, stateroCns, smoking and bathrooms In
msip section, where least motion IL felt Surgeons and
stewardess accompany the steamer.
Rates-SaloOn $50 in gold; seeragc, $50 in
Those wishing to send for friends the Old Country
obtain steerage prepaid certificates, SIS
rency.
Passengers booked to from all parts Of America,
Paris, Hamburg, Norway Sweden. India Australia, to
China, &c.
Drafts from fl upwards
For inspection OF plans and other information apply at
the company's Office, 10 Broadway, New York.
J. II. SPARKS. Agent.
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ITAIR HAIR, HAIR.-SHAW'S PATENT HAIR
IL equal to human hair; can be combcd and brushed
Switches, &c. Human Hair cheapest and best In tho
market Solid Switches. one yard long Ss French Is.a
made over 25c Latest styles always on hand 3o8
Bowery between Fourth street and Great jones' upstairs
and 1858 Sixth avenue, between Twenty second and
Twenty third Streets upstairs.
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

TNOR SALE-A GENUINE WILLIAM GRENEER
II Double Gun, 3Oinch barrels, 10 gauge weight lbs.
Inquire of w. NJ. FOWLER 200 Broadway.
CETTER DOG WANTED-MUST BE THOROUGHLY
- broken drop to shot. retrieve, &c. Address SHOT,
Herald office, stating price and where TO be seen.
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

AT AUCTION-0N FRIDAY OCTOBER lS AT IL
TIE ENTIRE FAMILY EsTAHLrsHMENr OF A GEN.
TLRMAN NOW IN EUROPE.
BY JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAS6ElL, at their
Auction Mart no. liz and ia East Thirteenth street
Team Bay Horses, with long flowing names and tails,
in a harness: warranted sound n every respect.
with
and is nearly
Curtain Coach made by Quimby two sets silver
mounted Carriage Harness, two very fne imported
Ladies' Side Saddles Robes, Blankets &C., &C., now
this dAy, will be sold to the highest bidder tomorrow
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

4
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvKE
CALLING AT BREST.
The splendid vessels this favorite for Con-
nent will sail from pier No. 80 North River follows
WILLIE DE PARIS, Surmont. Saturday, Oct 10
WASHINGTON, R0ussan Saturday, Nov
ST. LAURENT Lcmarie. saturday, Nov. lC
The New York herald., 1872-10-17
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

E'RoM NRw YORK.
CUNARD LINE
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
bor.
RUSSIA. We'd, Oct l6I ABysSINIA. Sat. Oct 10
CUBA. .....-Wed, Oct % BATAVIA. sat, Oct. rs
SCUTIA..... We'd Oct 80 ALGEBRA. Sat, Nov. 2
dsEaRRi, Wsa, Wsd, Nov N"y |, rARTHIAs Sat Nov
New YORK.
cording ~ accommodation Tickets to Paris SiA gold
additional Return tickets on favorable terms seerage
tN. currency
seerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown and
all OF Europe at lowest rates. Through bills of
ladng given for Belfast Giassow Havre Antwerp and
ports For freight and cabin passage apply at the Com
panys Office No. Bowling Green for stecrage passage
at Ill Broadway, Trinity Building.
CHARLES q. FRANCKLYN, Agent
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

WANTED TO RENT-A LARGE, FULLY FURNISHED
w House, in q good ncghLorhood, for strictly pri-
yate family Of adults; will pay literally. Address L. n
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

OFFICIAL DRAWINGS
~ KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES.
xxsruoEY..ExfRA Class 10. s9s OCTOBER i6 ls72
xxxTyokY-cIiss No. @4-ccrosrn ia iS7a
!" s. q sinsoaSs 81 3 &c. "a a.n:ss. e. r. Ssvlas.on e q H. ks
sHHL!y c0LLseE-ExrRA GLASS NO 47-OCrOnKR l6 1872.
T. snxlsY cosissk- -es.ss 30 ls-ocrossn lS is1a
Ct, 3l S. 90 As 7& II, 70, Al, y, o. a. 70.
SMITH Co. Managers, Covington, KY.
j. CLUTE, Broker: sO6 Broadway;
Post ONCE box 969.