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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-16


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ana Germany At '%fi. pSSISS 80 Broadway
T,APsCoTTs. EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN Ex-
l. change oiice-Passags from Liverpool and Queens
town weekly by first class steamships Also from Liycs
pool and London by weekly smiling packets Drafts Of e
Ireland at the lowest rates, at APSCOTr BROTHKRS
CO.'S, SO South street, Now York.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
AT THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
II JOHNSTON h VAN TASSEII,
Oilice and salesrocm 81 Nassau street,
opposite tho Post Office.

THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
Of III nossR sas!pfsS asSffSS SSssassf 4 our
SALES Ess% sSS S%p,
CATALOGUE or THIS dy, DAYS & &cTuEsDAYl SALE AT
TEAM BAY HORST i oE5%GNT LONG TAILS AND NAMES,
ls hands u years old xlnd IN all harness. free fon
pftss %
non and SsTsy kind aa "
TEAM panK X 6s aSsD osas 1sPEE honsrs x mAsD
os ss al s S' END END
"1s '5us f ag9SS '9a SEAT IN COOP onDnR
"" IESS sTSS% Gonsrs. Es M LANDS M s sAspzYEAEs y
aSs ass Il an ssS las IN Hart
VERY HANDSOME CHESTNUT soIIEL COUPE
or Is hands old old Kind y" y .b all ns fe
the city fast traveller, very stylish and warranted
SSffEi NISEIy sEw sRyrlr sy LAWRENCE; a RI x
s s y nchg
'St sfas sn
EXTRA FINE AND STYLISH soRREI. COUPE
nss aS o n aSs sa S az
nves s ana ana way s
'Vi'of' 'cot'PE RockAWAY, NEARLY NEW. BUILT BY
Messenger EsS Il al ss
ness free trick vice very handy drver
sS I saS Also
sSaf V15 * ysak II
ny driving good traveller, tysh and warranted sound
THREE OF ARrERsE ROAD WAGON BUILT BY
Dass90Ss hay MARE Z ins HiNps YEARS OLD, KIND IN
wirrSItsd aAspsu SqSna n tiddp hnd SRhtn sRi tse
GRAY HORSE. 10 HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND IN
aud s.ysS drssr KIND and true I in every respect
PAY non5H ErsTs1sS SaS rsr Hss EHaF7SS SsP KIND
S SasSs S frrs
kind IN ai! harness; irse from vlee good traveller
1f5{ s MARE i is% nHs hI'SsSps YEARS o1p KIND
hsy S 3a5FH 4 1as sfy M H Bind sna 4t1Rs OLD
Kind in ali harness from vice good travellers Stylish
a's Hasllssd sSa ss ssf lss
'Ps is fFiSss h6Fs % SSp
good traveller; stylish, and warranted sound Kind
SS$iSfS SI;$ Sss'; sPs sq9n qnara x,xo
'viSss sEaS5SF hRiaE ssa #%$S TRs xAnr w HANDS,
old tree from vice; good tayesr has been used
as s5S sSTsf Haisifc IS %sDs o1p
ais IS % !f9Esst % i'?fi His s'e SS fiS BEEN
used In all harness free from vice; good traveller stylish,
and warranted sound. kind and true.
DARK BROWN MORGAN MARE l5'i HANDS HIGH,
8ycars old; kind IN all harncss free from vice. trots
close to three mnntcs stylish and warranted scund Kind
and true.
BAYCOUPE HORSE. 16 HANDS. 0YEARs OLD; KIND
in all harness. free from vice good travellers has been
used in coupe Is Kind true also Set OF Harness and
COUPE IN GOOD ORDER.
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES; DESCRIPTION TIME
Of sale
Top and No Top Wagons Phactons, yictorias, Coupe
Rockaways Depot and Express wagons Clarences, &c
Harness Of oil kinds and IN great variety
The weather never interteres with our sales.
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LOST AND FOUND.

YrHE PARTY WHO TOOK THE ovERCOAT FROM
the stoop OF q East Ninth street corner of University
place. Saturday afternoon, may keep the II no will
the contents Of the pockets the value
Of the coat II he returns It. and questions asked
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-16
'brW ATTR ArCTTf,yErR

fosl HpS and ohsk wAsos
sngis and aGHSe ! HakSEss IS
,sy JoHS ' WHITEWATER AycIIoSEEs @ ,s,ss =. !,
tSfh ps
,as% i STATE fsI. r Mshisaa syle s%mcsls,
tails; all black points; eIegant drivers hay, great
d are rear es sound snd n arc
trick fault spot or bemsh are believed to be the finest
family usc, in the city
a .1nao%S @ and M hgh s1sa e.
Price In Kentucky one was sired BY Ed Forrest, the
Sn S1ff y asa Ss sas sefs
Are seldom sen sy Grs
sS sylisS amissis and hey .soHeS tine Of
whfn IN pssy x snd Se
,ss nc es pd est e gen
lady to locomotive with safety are warranted sound and
Ssd hS Say ay or road Horse finely
hTGa s s old safe ys S +, sn
ne fast travellers very attraetvc warranted sound and
,,ExrEA handsome, inteilisent and safe brown pony
summer is perfect Pet and picture innes
sure warranted sound and Kind RELIABLE and sate for
BROW t,oiins %asS ls nsns high
to road
FINE driving Young black Horse i5 high 5years old;
Ss Z irssni ssna ShsE a sd BY
Honest Allen ls.s high years old has record GO 9 aS
can Always beat on any good track perfect gen
tepan road horse In every respect; warranted sound
ALSO two nnc top WAGONS and two open Wagons all
by Brewster; single and double Harness. by Dunsconb;
pepar S 3 NORA ad an n tne
whG " " gSns sons SrSaa sa sell G e $ entire re
hS 4 by EhG n B k%HSE z fH any time prr
Ia ala afafpl lie nd mar ttcu Ia Qarer tnri
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REWARDS.

O. x REwARD--LoST WHILE RIDING FROM FORTY
ps) ninth street, through Central Park n Cane with
pier 80 North river.
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uNDEDsTGNED-A CHECK
y and Traders National Dank.
Martin urussman, Treasurer
order ". !. Adrian, and en-
schaaf, for $l,OOn, the payment
u. ScftAAF. So Willett st.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

LNoR sALE--A PAIR or HEAVY BAY HORSES, IS
4 hsndss wen matched, suitable for heavy work
low. AT MACQColD'S Pottery, Little West Twelfth
street, Tenth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-16

LNOR SALE-HANDSOME BAY COUPE HORSE, @
II years, i6 hands; warranted sound kind and in
all harness; can be ridden or driven by lady. Dl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-16

CTEAM TO QUEENsTowN AND LIvERP0VVnb l., ilIf &
30 raATes ror pessse ssl' sppy 70 koEh CURTIS Broad
way corner u Rector street
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THE TURF.

1CLEErwOOD PARK-NoTTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that on and after Monday, April TO- the Club House
gate will he closed All members requested to call
tho Office at the Park and obtain yearly admission tickets
Il. VAN SICE, Secretary
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sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

A FOR SALE-ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
IA. Birds &C. Medicines for all diseases prepared Foo
for mockng birds ut B. G. DovEYs No. 5Creene street
near Canal
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A GREAT SALE BY AUCTION or A SUPERIOR
LlHE q fns HORSES inSaiipg I'D TE ANS TAMIkY
single and double HARNESS., &c, on WEDNESDAY to.
morroM. APRIL IL, at STABLE No. AZ GREAT JONES
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CTCLES FROM THE
- drawn on the Mechani
No. t3, April is, 1871, signed
SIprmen Exchange Bank, I
dorsed N. y. Adrian and y.
Of whluh has been stopped.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-16

IA. four and ak seat rlnetons, T Carts all my own
make unsurpassed In sty and finish, ~ moderate prices
HAN'A ~ East Fourth street
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WANTED TO sEIL-<A LONDON FEopsuAN GOLD
w Hunting Lever Stem Mindcr Watch; price SNA
Address B H., box lyS Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-16

LrOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
II The Old Dominion Steamship Company will despafoA
from pier "a North River their elegant side wheel steam
shp ISAAC BELL for Norfolk Oily Point and
TO oil points South and Southwest. Through passenger
tickets issued to all points Accommodations ucquansf
Apply at pier 81 At the general olcc, s1 0reenwos
street, corner OF Dey street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-16

v,on STANFORD THE STEAMBOAT AMERtCUq
iaavos daily from pier 81 Enst River. at 80 and foO1
~ fhirtyhrd street at 3:DP ~ Leaves Stamford a
IAN
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INOR EALE-A VERY FINE FOUR SEAT PARK PHAE-
u ton, also first rate open Carriage both built by
Brewster CO.. Will be sold cheap. Apply at the private
stables, No. Q East Twenty eighth street.
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WATCHES, JEwELRy, sc.

L'0R SALE AT BARGAIN-A PAIR or DIAMOND
Studs, three carats each. Address solitaire, Herald
Smyrna times., 1872-06-05

AMUSING SCENE ON STREET Can -Tbo
passengers on one OF Rikcr's street cars larrbnJ
some yesterday morning at scene Letwoes ~
conductor aud "a well dressed vopno n,aU f.n,o ~"
ueorgetoWn As the Car was PASSING dnwn
."c avenue, the young man at the time stand
t S on 'ne PLATFORM taking it easy, with one
ioot on trunk, he was annroarhad b., 49,
conductor ana his fare demanded Ha on;ati',
passed over h we cents qUie'y
that trunk n'e CENTS lor
VI, u 4unE Man lhesitating )--Twenty.fye cents?
We'll, thlnk will not ray it. 'eH'S'
Then shall put the trunk off
-. w. w. Gu had better not, or you NAV be
Conductor pulls strap, stops car, dumns
so "N . vi tue avenue starts car and after going
some TWO squares, approaches the Young man
who was still as calm as a summer morninn' n"'
anu IN an angry mood says: "N0w have mr.
~! ~ 'FullN on what are you going to do about
Young Man. (coolly We'll, [ don't pronose
10 90 anything about it; it's no concern Of
mine; 1t wasn't my trunk.
CONDUCTOR q (dercely. Then, why didn't
III = NJ M-BecauSe you did not ask me, and I
told yoon you would be sorry for IL N
=, giurlou>ly Then go inside the car
I. M.-Oh, no! you'll good enough com.
pany for me out here. '"0usn cOn'-
AT tins juncture portly German emerges
rom tne car, and angrily says Mine Gofti
You leiler' where is mine drunk ?"
loung Aan.-My friend, | think that is
your trunk down on the avenue there.
Oerman.-Who puts him off? | have de
'n4MlSh 2n 10 pay hIm. | will see about dot.
=, me car was stopped, and shortly afterwards
tne CONDUCTOR was seen to come sweating uD
with the trunk on his back-a part of the p@r.
i0rmance he did not enjoy half as well as did e
the passengers = Wash. Star.
Smyrna times., 1872-06-05

BRIGHAM AND HIS DAUGHrERs.-Bri
mas S'Xty,eIght children, about forty OF whom
are females. They are of all ages, from three.
years to thirty. He Is the fauhrrI good deal
OF talent, and sOmt Of his children will h..
heard ot IN he world hereafter. Last uight.
at me theatre, was struck with the good. /
might say superb, acting ola Young looking
lady, and learned that she was daughter oI
brigham, and one OF the FIVE wives Of n
CItwson. The latter, being a man of wealth
and standing and devoted Mormon, has mar
rled two OF Brlgham's daughters, in addition
10 MS other three wives. Isn't that curious
way to do? 1t certainly is to US Gentiles; but
TO me Mormonsit is perfectly correct and proper
10 several OF the States IA man is prohibited
rom marrying his dead wife, $ sister; but here
IN Utah, 1t is much the style to marry two
sisters at once, besides having several other
wives Many OF Brigham 5 children are hand
some ana lovable. Those by one of his wives.
VII Decker, are particularly so. He provides
wen ior his numerous spnS-in law, and takes
great pleasure IN seeing his children we'll mar
r'eu on ana happy, If there can be any happi-
ness IN the Mormon married state, which |
douDt Marriages takes place in his family
now very often, as his numerous flock are
rapidly maturing. One of bis daughters mar
rled last Saturday | hear of one who had to
run away to marry, Brigham being opposed to
the match because the young man who loved
MS daughter also loved lager beer. Brigham
tried to break off the match and keen his
laughter at home, but his home has so many
doors to II that he could not watch them all at
'nce, and she got away. IF this teaches anv
moral at all, it is either to have fewer dancH |
rrS or fewer doors.-Fr0m letter from Sab
Lake. 'O"' N'''''
Smyrna times., 1872-06-05

=, Henry Ward Beecher, in the CArist;o,,
O"'0n, makes the following happy hit WI"
marrleS tor love takes wieS who marr;es for ~
fortune ia keS a mistress; vile marries & fSr
position takes lady. You are loved bv vonr
vile, regarded by your mistress, tolerated bv
your lady. You have wife for yourself y
mistress tor your house and friends, lady for
Inc nGe "orld aud society. Yonr wife will agree
lady will manage you. Your wife will toLa
care of you and your household, your mistress ss
OF your house, your lady of appearance If
you are sick your wife will nurse YOU. vour ladn
Will inquire after your health. You tate
walk with your wife, ride with your mistress
and go to party with your lady. Your w;Gs
VIII share your Gricf, your mistress will share
I3ur E; @ money, w. anu your lady your debts Ifyou
lament and your lady wear mourning. Which t,
will you have? p" nicn
Smyrna times., 1872-06-05
PILGRIM.

VALUE OF NEWSPAPER PRopERTy IT :.
only within few years that the value of suc
ceS,ful newspapers has come to be generally
understood and appreciated Within few
mouths several sales have taken Mace which
show this appreciation. A part of the Toledo
P'Gde sold at the rate Of $l50,0O0: the
indianapolis Journal at the rate of $3.50 ono
the Cincinnati Times brought SI35.OO0: the
Ot; LOUIS Democrat brought S456. 600
The New York Times and TyjJWue are v,lrod
at over million each, and the HeraM 1T three
times that. The Washington Star sold fiv.
Years Years ago for $l00.0O0. Thes Washington
Chr0n'cfe, not then considered paying in>ti
tution' was sold 1.-THE paper alone, without
oonday edition. and without job office, for
$25,OOO. The Chicago TifJmne is worth a
million. About month ago Gov Bross, who
owns one fourth of it, was under the weather
ana ana Was complaining to friend of his poverty
Governor, said that friend, "since Won ar.
SO poor, u take your interest in the Tribune
anu give you $1,000 for il" Governor Bross
got better at once. Mr.. Fulton, of the Balti
more An'e1cdn, said some time since that his
newspaper paid him a better salary than the
PRESIDENT 0t the United States got and we Io
not Doubt It. The B.ltimore San is also y
very valuable and profitable paper. Mr.. Abel
the proprietor, is worth several millions
Ah"tOer OF the most valuable paperS in tbe
country is the PHILADELPHIA LeGl0er. II navs
nr Ch!dS nt least 800, 900 a wear. The New
York lferald is said to pay profit of milan
annually. - "''''''o"
Smyrna times., 1872-06-05

o0METHTNG FOR THE GIRLs.-Tf a Young
nan N N greet you in loud, free and hasty tone
II ne knew precisely where to put his hand on
MS hat; il he stare you right in the eve. with
his own wide open; if he turn his back to Won
TO {? speak TO- another; if he tell you who made
ms coat; II he squeeze your hand if he eat
heartily IN your presence if, in short, he
sneeze when you are singing. criticise yonr r
curls' or tail to be foolish in fifty ways every
hour; then don't fal! in love with him for the
what he will w u Say
On the other hand, if he be merry with
every every one else' but quiet with you; if he is
sweetened and your dear person we'll wrarna5
up when you go into the cold; if be talks yerv
low low IT his cheeks are red, and his nose only
GIusnes: II Is Is enough. If he romp with your
sister, sigh like a pair of bellows, look solemn
when you are addressed by another gentleman
and, in fact, if he be the most still awkward
stupid yet anxious Of all your male friends
low happy p0'i lei-
Smyrna times., 1872-06-05

Inc Indianapolis journal says a bull dor
with sound teeth is the only thing that q
llghtnlng rod peddler will not tackle and trv 70
persuade into buying rod. "
young gentleman recently created ou;te y
sensation while reading to circle of vonna
ladies' poetic efusion so beautiful ReIIo e
oy pronounclng the last word into Two syllabIes
Everything is liable to the unnleasant v;o;.
Sltudes OF life. Even an OYSTER which ;S ons
OF the most placid of creatures, is liable to GET
into stew W seU
= What's in name2 Doom is runnino f.,
Governor of Nebraska Loonev for ,ns TnnsSraOs aos
Texas. 10i congress IN
a ne II prisoner has very smooth counten-
a"oo ,u res ne was ironed just before he
was brought in. That accounts for it,
Farmer Greeley will at once show us what
ne knows about farming by roofing out all the
uead OeetS around the White House.
A writer in the Nation speaks of the Book
OF huth as the most charming novelette, in
Hebrew literature" ="
A man being commiserated with on account
OF OF, ms wife running away, said, Don't pity me
till she comes back"
The Chicago and Alton railroad are testing
patent spark catcher. The young women
await the resnlt with interest.
An exchange, noticing the marriage of ICON.
temporary, wishes him posterity and happi-
ness.
:, Music is the food of love; beef and mutton
that OF matrimony.
,u Presbyterian billiards" is what wicked
Western sports call croquet
Smyrna times., 1872-06-05
Poetry.
AFTER.

After the shower the tranoui, snn
Sill. '.e snow the emerald leaves;
','er ar. S'ar. when the day is done.
'eF'he Harvest. golden sheaves.
n.ter the clouds the violet sky
Or, .ne tempest the lull OF the waves.
So'e' o woods when the winds 20 by:
AFTER the battle. peaceful graves.
H,.er a,. .he kn"il' the wedding bells,
H''er the bud the radiant rose;
Irslui ,,' greetings from sad farewell,.
A''er our weeping. sweet repose.
A,'er s, the burden. the blissful need.
A..er the Hight. the downy nest;
a,.er as. tne inrrow' the waking seed.
nner the Shad0wy river-Resti
Smyrna times., 1872-06-05

The New York Standard alludes to Greeley
as the blonde candidate.
An indianapolis M. d. scatters his business
cards in the church pews.
~ The newest window shades are of crimson
silk, with your monogram.
Smyrna times., 1872-06-05

The students OF a college in Main put the set
tees in confusion in the chapel of the ins,iru.
tion at prayer time. When the nrofrssor
entered he took in the situation at n glance
and opening the Bible commenced readiny NJ
the 23d verse of the 10Th chapter of Proverbs
1T is as sport to tool 10 do mischief. but n
man of understanding hath wisdom. /" The
boys saw the joke. and hive needed no such
since that time.
Smyrna times., 1872-06-05

The SIMPLE Truth "A gentleman was stav.
ing at country house, when. hearing great
clatter below one morning. he looked out and
saw couple of grooms holding one of the ser
want maids on horse, which they led with
difficulty once around the yard. He asked
them what it all meant. 'Wel you see, sir,
said they, '''we're going to take the horse to
market to be sold, and we want to be able to
say he has carried lady,"
Smyrna times., 1872-06-05
WHOLE NO. 892

no" ,o oieSt should we be- have often conceived.
~ tr"u we really achieved what we nearly achieved
'a'ch at the skirts OF the thing we would be-
a H"a a!l back on the lap ofa false destiny.
- vii" oe' so has been since the world began.
T. a"e n"pp'eS' n"bes and best part OF man
Is the part which he never hath f,Ilv ,I,vi .
tut the hrst and last word Lies volume is ,",
-OWEN NppEn,ru
Smyrna times., 1872-06-05

ob; a gentleman once asked little girl, an onlv
chiid' how many sisters she had, and was toI5
three or four" Her mother askod Nj, fonu
when they were alone what induced her ~ ag SaiI
such an untruth. why, mamma, said W.rr ,Ui
drint want him to think that Won were y, 20
poor that you had but one child. Wonl5n't
he think we were drefful moor % 0N'un =
Smyrna times., 1872-06-05

Several OF the New England wolfe" mills
nave stopped work ON account Of the high price
OF wool and the small demand for goods.
r chicago proposes TO prohibit doors and gates
from opening on the sidewalk. "1'h"
extraordinary Phenomenon-A feat of arms.
Smyrna times., 1872-06-05

!, The State superintendent of Maine sent ont
Tins question: Can you suggest any amend
ments TO the school law If the State?" The
school c"mmittee of Marinville answered
We recommend the establishments of a reform
school for meddlesomc parents"
Smyrna times., 1872-06-05

clergyman created quite merriment the
"'Ifr nay on one OF our steamboats,, going over
10 lay out new camp meeting resort. hv the
inquiry, What positive proof is there III II
MMlhg David and his son Solomon were tailors ?"
! no one IN the crowd could answer, and the
..uh humorous divine quoted the familiar passage
David his father had made" "''"
Smyrna times., 1872-06-05
o EFICIA Il.
GENERAL NATURE-No. uI

I avs and Resolutions of the United State, Pa..
sed ut the second Session of the Fortv- "s'
second Congress.
Smyrna times., 1872-06-05

Il love thy kingdom. Lord.
The house of thine abode
Inc church our Blest Rrdeemer bought
With his own precious blood.
p" For her my tears shall fall
For her my prayers ascend;
To her my cares and tolls be given
Till cares aud tolls shall end"
Good bye.
Dir nnr,r
Smyrna times., 1872-06-05
IGESERAL SArURe-No. 5S.1

1s ma Ing appropria tor the IeTsative
nle al expenses OF the government for the wear ending
Other purposes. N'N''' '"'e"' anu 'ot
,b by the Senate ami House Of Representatives Of
Of America in Congress assembled That the
eNn< sams be- aud the hereby oat
x ln ths treasury not otherwise aoorooriated for
seeo ot the hScal ending thireth eighteen
pressed. namely: " ~ '''sS'S Hofe"sNe1 eA'
Smyrna times., 1872-06-05

for captain two dollars thre
eutenantS thousand eight hnndrrd dollars each
privates at one thousand five hundred an
doiars each. huudrp
eight dollars and eight watehen. THOUSAND
each. eight thousand dnars nx<nx IN ALL fity-
noasnd two hundred aud tysix half TO be pa
r contingent fund of the Hoase Of Representatives
ener half TO be paid into the contingent fand tn
s'sssitk $50 rrob eon,inaas, we ~