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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

A.-EOr n Fine Meerschaum or Repairs
ing to KALDENBERGS, No 8 John street. up stairs.
or corner John and Nassau. tr
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Cnndi.Inte Cor Sunrennev

A.-The New Candidate FOR supremacy
fashionable summer Hat, introduced by ESPEN.
SCHElD yesterday, Is slvery pearl cashmere the
most chastc and elegant specimen dress hat have
yet For magnificent Hat go to ESP NNsCHEID'S
rec
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PEACE IN HAYTI.
TELEGRAM TO The NEW YORK HERALD.

PORT AU PRINCE, May1, |
Via HAVANA, May IL, 1872.
The island is quiet The coffee crop Is all
gathered i'm.
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A.-Herrinz's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
and 2Jy Broadway corner Murray ytr,
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A.-Lahies, DE Voc Foil % securc some of

A.-FJernld Branch Office, Brooklyn,
corner of Fulton avenue AMI BOerum street.
Open from A. NJ To 3 r. NJ.
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Eau Angclique, for the Teeth and Gums.
Biscotne, food for infants. DELLUC & CO. 6S5. Broad
way, are the sole proprietors and manufacturers.
No connection with any other Drug Store.
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Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures, Gilt.
bronco every variety from the cheapest the
most costly $40 will purchase the entire fixtures for
small house. NICOL, DAVIDSON 4 CO., 6s5 Broadway.
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THE WAR IN ST. DOMINGO.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

ST. DOMINGO CITY, May /,
Via HAVANA, May IL, 1872.
Il is reported that President Baez will personally
command the troops against Cabral
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Furniture and Upholstery.-Lnrge ana
attractive assortment, at low prices. w. II. LEE,
2T Canal and 1893 Fulton street
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Average temperature yesterday. ...;;....;.:. $50
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year ................. ss7.
Average temperature for corresponding week
last year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Average temperature for past week this year.. 61T
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vergncs' Nhe Discovcrer) Elcetro-C m-
ICAL BATHS. Best remedy for Rheuma SIN, Chronic
and Nervous Disorders. 81 West Sixteenth street
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Office, go Broadway, Blocker street late %
Broone street, branch at 4 Broadway dresses shawis
sacqnes iacss feathers. gloves &c beautifully elcaned
coats. pants and vests cleaned like new y
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MY Wife WINS Troubled with Female
Weakness and entirely cured by aEing, tne sSAE-
~ Rev. j. FLOWERS
GRAEFENBERG co, Is9 william St Sold BY druggists
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everywhere.
Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures, Gilt.
fpy
small house NICoL, DAVIDSON Co, $50 Broadway.
-sARsApARILLIAN REsoLyENT.
h Cher Has%s nTpss k"s as and and
Throat pdracs the Flood, restoring heath aud vigori
Sy" dru ss sd sea
Donovan, of No. East Twelfth street,
r has Trsa and enlarged his
Edcy's Carbolic Dcpot-Headquartcrs
parations Of every description No Barclay street.
Electrical Treatment by DIR. Chamberiin
at No West Fourteenth street.
Eau Angclique, for the Teeth and Gums.
t Soa o FOR pE Gd e S Broad
No connection with any other Drug Store.
Furniture and Upholstery.-Lnrge and
attractive assortment at low gIisss ana ", r III Erect
GrccIeyites TO the Front.-Knox has In
the farmer Of Chappaqua should secure Buy
Missiquoi spring Water Gives Ir,etanta-
ne0us relief IN SoS 2 N HEaas 10 scocs place.
MY wife wns Troubled with Fcmaie
Weakness and was entirely cured by taking me oAE-
FENBERG MARSfALLiS UTERINE CArhnihv,UysN.
GRAEFENBERG Co, Is9 william 81. Sold BY druggists
| On Marringc.-HaPpy Roller for Young
mon Remarkable reports sent free. Address HOWARD
| ASSOCIATION. Philadelphia, Pa
| ROYAL Havana Lottcry-Priccs Rc-
duced j. r. MARTINEZ 4 Co, Bankers 10 Wall street.
Post office box 1855 New York
RovnI Havana Lottcry.-Prizes Cashcd
ana Information furnished by II. ORTEGA, 90 Wall
street 6s46 Post Office.
Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Abdominal
S,pnorters Suspensores, &c. DR. GLOVER
10 Ann street, adjoining Herald Building
vergncs' the Discovcrer) E1eesro-Chem-
ICAL BATHS Best remedy for Rheumatism, Chronic
and Nervous Disorders. 81 West sixteenth street.
Visit e. LOrd'sNew Cleaning md Dyefng
Office $50 Broadway, Blocker street date "a
Broome street. branch at ga Broadway shais
sacques lces feathers. gloves, &C. beautifully cleaned
COATS pants and vests cleaned like new. -
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DIR. Railways
sARsAPARILLIAN REsOLvENT.

Electrical Trea time mt by DIR. Cham berlin
at No 7 West Fourteenth street.
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Grccleyites to the FrOnt.-Knox has In
troduced his Greeley Hat and all who intend to support
the farmer OF Cha ppaqua should At once. Buy
your hats Mt 2l2 broadway.
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Trusses, Elastic stockings, Abdominal
Supporters Suspensories, &c. Dr. GLOVER,
10 Ann street, adjoining Herald Building.
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On Marriagc.-Happy Roller for xoung
mon Rcmartable reports sent free. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATIONS Philadelphia, Pa
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ROYAL Havana Lottcry.-Prizes Cashed
ana Information furnished by II. ORTEGA, 90 Wall
Rox6 Office.
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RovnI Havana Lottcry-Priccs Re-
duccd Il r. MARTINEZ Co, Bankers, 10 Wall street.
posf Office box 1865 New York.
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Missiquoi spring Water Gives IIet ANITA
neous relief in diseases OF the Kidneys and 6aAhf
JOHN r. HENRY No. Collie ge pllce.
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has furnished us the following special de-
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-09-26
narton & S. ERR.

The following named gentleman were
elected Directors of the Dayton and South
Eastern Railroad, at meeting of Stock
holders held on the 4th inst:
Chas. Merrick, M C. Allison, Xenia; J.
G. Clemmens, Jasper Tp., and J. F. John
son, jamestown, Greene county; Richard
Brock, Jefferson Tp., John L. Persinger,
Jasper Tp,, Milton Hegler Wayne Tp.,
Daniel Mclean, S. N. Yeoman, Washing
ton G. H.; D. c. Anderson, Frankfort, A. P.
Story and w. T. McClintock, Chillicothe;
H. L. Chapman, of Jackson county; and al
meeting of the Directors held on the
1lth, Col S. n. Yeoman was elected Presi-
dent J. N. VanDeman Secretary, and j. S
Ankney, Of Xepia, Treasurer,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-09-26

MEo

On Tuesday afternoon last the warehouse
building adjoining the railroad, belonging
to James Pursell and occupied by Stuckey
Bros, was fired inthe roof, as is supposed,
by spark from locomotive on the rail
road track. Our new Babcock Fire Ex-
tinguisher was promptly on the gro und
and the hose was run up. into the second
story of the building where the fire could
be played on from the inside. By the time
the engine got to work, good portion of
the roof was in blaze, but the fire was
soon brought under control and with the
assistance of buckets from the outside, was
put out without any serious damage being
done to the building, although Stuckev
Bros. suffer considerably from damage by
water to their grain and groceries. Con-
sidering that the Babcock Engine was in
the hands of persons unacquainted with its
management, it did good work, and in all
probability saved the building, as the fire
would have made such headway before
water was carried to the roof that it would
have been unmanageable simply with
buckets. When the Fire Department be-
comes organized and acquainted with the
management of the engine, there is nc
doubt it can be made very effective, and
with the assistance of the Hook and Lad
der and Bucket Department, afford reason
able protection to the town against fire.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-09-26
Marriage in High Life.

For several days past the good people
of our neighboring town of Washington
have been all agog about the hymeneal
union of Lodrick Garnes, Esq, chief clerk
in Col S. n. Yeoman's dry goods estab-
lishment, and Miss Cole, both of Washing
ton. The nuptial ceremonies were cele-
brated at the Second Baptist Church of
that place, on Wednesday last, the Rever-
end-Asa Pratt officiating, and the elite of
the town surrounding country being
in attendance.
The newly welded couple were convey
ed to the train and proceeded to Circleville,
arriving here on Wednesday afternoon
They were met at the depot by host of
friends, anxious to extend their congratu-
lations. While on our streets, the neat,
rich and costly raiment of the bridal pair
attracted much attention, a wardrobe as
magnificent not being often seen in this To-
cality. After enjoying the best that Cir
cleville affords, Mr.. and Mrs. Garnes re-
turned home on Friday.
We find the above highly coLoRED notice
| in the Circleville Herald of last week We
are not surprised that the appearance of
such distinguished and elegantly attired
bridal party should create such sen
sation in the rural village of Circle
vile. Such elegant displays are sell
dom witnessed in small villages, and it is not
to be wondered at that the monotony of
the place should be considerably disturb
ed. Lodrick will, however, smile, when
he learns that gentlemen of the coLoREn
persuasion, has been elevated to the CHIEF
clerkship in Col. Yeoman's dry goods store
and Mr.. Garnes will unquestionably as
sumo new airs
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-09-26
NOrthVg estern Pioneer Fair. to be held
at Washington. Oct. IL. is. 10. 1872.

Northwestern Pioneer Fair, to be held
at Washington, Oct. IL, IS, 10, 1872.
EDIToRs HERALD: Prof NJ. C. Vincent,
World Geologi st, son of the late William
Vincent, Esq, of Ross county, at present
resident of 127th street London, England,
is expected home the first of October with
large variety of ancient relics and curios-
tiles Of the old world He has been ex-
ploring Europe, Asia and Africa for the
past ten years. Already he has sent to his
brother, Jerome Vincent, of Ross county, a
select collection of curiosities, pink coral
and other relics, etc, found in -Tunis, Al
geria. Morocco, SARDINIA, Naples, Leighorn,
South America and other places. The
greatest curiosity, a Segrass Chiefs wam-
poon, obtained in South America. All of
these wonderful relics and natural curiosi-
ties of the old world will be exhibited at
the Northwestern Pioneer Fair, Washing
ton, together with the paintings, relics, etc.
brought from Europe by Hon. James En-
mitt. Gen. James Worthington's ancient
collections of the Northwest will be on
manu- ne OOiIeCeloHS vi AhuIdh SheIelouS,
mastodon and curiosities of Pickaway
plains. by NJ. Anderson, Esq, and U. S.
Vincent. Truly, we shall have Worlds
Fair in Washington. A living wild horse,
Wilsheer, caught in Florida by an Indian
chief in 1889, will be on hand, and many
other wonders too tedious to mention.
Young ladies and gents will please at
tend the Fair on horseback the second day
Relics, curiosities, etc, for exhibition,
must have the name of the owner and age
of the relic attached and handed to the An.
tiquarian, Q. S.Vincent, first day of the Fair
All newspapers in the Northwest please
notice the above. Yours,
NORTH WFST
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-09-26
NeighbOrhOOd News.
HIGHLAND COUNTY.
Sept. 25th, 1872.

HIGHLAND COUNTY.
The Hillsboro News of last week SAYS:
A dog supposed to be mad, was killed
on the Danville road, just west of town,
last Sunday. He had bitten several other
dogs, and snapped at several persons be-
fore he was killed. We learn that little
child of Mr.. John Morrow was also sup
posed to be bitten, but that no blood was
drawn, and no danger is apprehended.
The Diphtheria is abating in Greenfield
and vicinity.
The Highland County Agricultural Fair
is being held at Hillsboro this week.
"The Leesburg Stock Sales," says the
Enterprise "will be held on Saturday next
the 28th' It says horses are in good de-
mand.
CLINTON COUNTY.
The Wilmington Journal of last week
says:
The Clinton County Fair was one of~tht
most successful ever held in the county
This will ensure a still better one mex
year. The officers all deserve credit fol
their efficiency.
The banking building, for the Clintor
County National Bank is rapidly progress
ing.
The Wilmington Republican says:
c. N. Osborn, Treasurer, reports tht
total receipts of the Fair at So, 1892. This
is handsome increase over last year, anc
puts the financial standing of the Society
in good condition.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-09-26
Sountrn pIvnouuth.

The Church building built for the use of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, in the
town Of South Plymouth, this county, will
be dedicated on Sabbath the 18th day Of
October 1872. We expect several emf
nept Ministers of tho Gospel. to be present
on that occasion, All persons interested in
the cause of God and desiring an increase
of piety, are cordially invited to attend
these interesting exercises.
l. Z. DRAKE Pnstor.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-09-26
New York Live stock Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. %, 1872
CATTLE-Total receipts 11255 head for the
week: for sale to day were 1871 cars at CommUni-
paw. 120 cars at One HuEdreth street, and SO cars
at Weehawken, mak ing also head, besides some
400 stale cattle. The average decline since Fri
day is about 1c few premium cattle, averaging
10 cwt net went at 149141sc, but prime sold at
123a@13c, good at 119lI1sc, decent little cwt
steers at 1014e and Texans at 79S1zc; the markt
averaged 11@1135c the quality being better, with
only $50 Texans offering: very large number
were Kentucky cattle; many unsold.
SHEEP-Glut the market; the total receipts be-
ing IS 500 head, $4,000 head more than the pre-
viouS week; sale o-day were II 200 head, and
very many were carried over until tomorrow
Sheep sell largely at 5@6c. a few prime at CSC
616c, with some poor at 6GTc.
HoGS.-The receipts were 1920 head for the
wook and 131 to day. Live unchanged,
with dressed selling at Gao for extreme heavy,
6aIg7c for medium and 7974c for pigs; car,
averaging 2s5 lbs, live pigs sold at SIS "A cwt
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-09-26
DIED

September 18th 1872, near West Lancaster. this
county. BRUESTER Osborne, son of Rev. D. NJ. Os-
horne in the 18th year of his age
Although young in years, yet be>gave evidence
of more than ordinary mind and had he lived
to manhood, he would doubtless have occupied
prominent position 1n4society. lie was mem
ber the NJ. E Church, and a devout Christian,
and let his light shine daily. His sickness was
brief, and for some time before he died he suffer-
ed intensely yet he endured it with christian pa
tiencc. When death came he was duly and truly
prepared to walk through the dark valley and
shadow of death.''
"But though earth's fairest blossoms die,
And all beneath the skies is vain,
There is q brighter world on high
Beyond the reach of care and pain.''
I. D1,A
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-09-26
Teachers Glass.

This class viii be formed abont the first OF Oc.;
tober, and viii consist of tlose who are prepar-
ing to teach Members of this viii, in addition
20 pursuing such braiAehes as they may choose
one hour per dag IN visiting any of the grades fer
observation as to the mode of Conducting recita-
lng silent study, government {, &e, and also %
Jake charge of classes during recitation, or
longer, under the personal direction oftAe Teach
or or approximations. An 0I portanity viii thus
be Afforded all who join the class 80 not only Ad-
vance in their literary qualifications but In the
really more Important eDe Of managing any grade
from Primary to High Sehoel
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-09-26
Now Art Gallery.

Mr.. G, S. Snyder, lately of Warren, Ohio,
has fitted up rooms adjoining the HERALD
Office in MeLean's building and opened a
new Photograph Gallery, where he is now
ready to wait on customers. His rooms are
handsomely furnished and supplied
with the necessary instruments and appli-
ancos for executing first-ciass work. The
specimens be has on exhibition are excel
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-09-26
w GET THE BEST! 81
THE
SINGER
Sewing Machine!
Sewing Machine Sales for 1871.

ANI-tNOAHAANo
Occasionally whole covey or flock of facts
springs suddenly to theview of the public and
draws universal attention. AS very few sports
men ever enjoy the good fortune to fetch down a
whole flock at shot. it rarely falls to the lot of
any business marksman to bring to the ground
so great swarm of ''gamey'' realities. But occa-
SIonally there is 4 business establishment which
uses-a long-range gun that both spreads and con-
centrates in discharge. The Singer Manufac-
turing Company is one of these extraordinary
calibres. TO the point of illustration: The bird
in this case is the Singer Sewing Machine; whole
number brought to market in 1871, 1S1 $50 being
in a word fftytw0 thousand more than was bar-
ged by any other company. If therefore, the
number of sales be any critelio of the merits
the different machines it cannot be denied that
the Singer, owing to the popularity of what Is
known as their NEW FAMILY'' rIachine fAY Sur-
passes all Others for the fact Is shown by sworn
returns of the companies, which returns are made
under the licenses granted them by the owners
OF the sewing machine patent.--TTAe New York
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-09-26

The following card of invitation was
picked up in an old building adjoining the
Town Hall, now being erected on Fayette
street, and handed to US by L. S. Chester.
1t is in good state of preservation, and its
resurrection after thirty-two years of silent
slumber, and its appearance in print now,
will undoubtedly be a matter of surprise
to the parties named in it. 1t has certainly
taken Rip Van Wrinkle sleep. =
WASHINGTON, Nov 18th, 184ol
''The company of Miss Jones is respect
fully solicited to attend social party at
the City Hotel on the Goth inst, at 5 O'Clock
p. m.' ROBERT CISsNA
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-09-26

CATTLE.-We quote extra shipping stock at
IS 80, prime butchers stock at 81 2594 T5, medI-
um do, at $3 5094 90, and common do. ut 81 500
90 per GENITAL live weight
SHEEP-The arrivals have been only moderate
and with good demand.-the market has been
steady and closes with all sold We quote COM
mon to prime sheep at So 60S24 so. and lambs at
ST 1906 40 per eental live weight,
Hoes The receipts have been unusually large
and with only a mo terate demand. the market
has been duh and heavy. and prices are lower,
closing with many left unsOid Common to prime
fat hogs sell at S4 60gs4 10; shipping grades at
81 60S4 ~ and stock hogs at 81 30, gross.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-09-26
Business Department.

This Department. will open as soon afser the
opening Of the school rs the Superintendent;
VINO mas charge of 1t, can be spared from the
for the proper working of the other Departments:
In 1t Will be Taught Book Keeping by Single and
Double Entry in an its details and penTnanship-
Persons becoming members of the Bsok Keeping
classes must have q tOlerably good knowledge ae
least of English Grammar, and Arithmetic ana
be good readers and spoilers.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-09-26
'AYETTE COUNTY HEF

Third Monthly sale of the Fay
County Stock Association.
The third sale of the Fayette County
Stock Association took place on Tuesday
last. The supply of stock was large, but
much of it was not of the kind wanted at
this time, there being too many young
cattle, while the demand was for feeding
cattle. This, with an exceeding scarcity of
money.made the sales simmer than at form
er sales. The amount, however, foots up
pretty well, as compared with neighbor-
ing sales, aggregating over $4,000. The
following is a report of the sales made.
P S. COLLINS, AUCTIoNEER.
Eli Roberts to Samuel Coffman, 10 steers
two years old, !, ,18O pounds, $50 20 per
head.
Christopher Nangle to Milan Smith. 4
steers, 1 year old, 400 pounds, $32 IS per
head.
Elam Thornton to A. Hamilton, 8 heifers
years old, 600 pounds, $21 20 per head.
Nathan Louderman to n. Hay, steers,
2 years old, 1000 pounds, $32 90 per head
Nathan Louderman to n. Hay, l COW,
$3I 75.
Nathan Louderman to \. Hay, 1 steer,
$34 90
Daniel Williams to jackson Orr, 16 steers
1 year old, $50 pounds, $27 90 her head.
Christopher Nangle to Edward Taylor,
13 steers, 2 years old, 1000 pounds, $50 IS
per head.
McElwain and Nitterhouse to Newton
Stuckey, 10 steers. 3 years old, 1900
pounds, s62 so per head.
White & Drydon to a. PaYey, yoke of
oxen. S165 90.
White & Drydon to Martin Groves, one
yoke of oxen, $113 90
Shaft & Hegler to Geo. Scott, I carriage,
$9I 90
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-09-26
LOCAL NOTICES.
lost

Lost
From the Greenfield Hack, in Washing
ton, on Tuesday, oath inst, black Cloth
Sack Coat, with velvet color. Any person
who may have found it, will please leave
it at the HERALD office, and they will be
suitably rewarded.