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The New York herald., 1873-11-10
PERSONAL INTELL1GENCE.

Miss Anna E. Dickinson Is staying ct the st.
James Hotel
signor TAmberlik, the tenor, is registered at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Chancellor John v. L. Pruyn, OF Albany, has sr-
rived at the Brevoort House.
The Mayor OF Nashville has welded q belle. tho
daughter OF Judge NJ. NJ. Brien.
Commander Greer 20. 8. NJ, OF the Tigress, U
staying at the st. Nicholas Hotel
Colonel Alexander Moore, United States Army. 70
ouartered az the Sturtevant House.
Alexander R. Shepherd, Governor OF the District
OF Columbia, is at the Metropolitan Hotel
J. O. Bancroft Davis, Assistant Secretary Of
state, has apartments at the Brevoort House.
Frederick r. Low, United states Minister 70
China u among the late arrivals at the Albemarie
Hotel.
Collector James F. Casey, OF New Orleans, arrived
at the Filth Avenue Hotel from washington yes-
serday. Ntl
Postmaster General Creswell has received .
nfty thousand dollar plum from an Eastern shore
relative. fNFM
Mrs. Jenerson Davis. with her two daughters,
will reside at Shebyville Ky., during the absence
OF her husband In Europe.
Congressman George W. Hendee and Horace
Fairbanks, OF Vermont, are among the New Eng
landers at the Firth Avenue Hotel.
n correspondent VI tue DOotoh fVSs s"s"So su0
regular republicans Will, In view OF the situation
renew proners OF consideration to the liberals
sumner, schurz and others.
Eyeryt thing il again serene between Judge WV.
Howe. late OF tho Louisiana Supreme Bench, ana
the New Orleans Times, and there has been ns
bloody chasm to shake hands over.
The late James Buchanan was bachelor because
OF his rejection by young lady; Gd that lady, We
arc told, now lives In Mouton. Iowa. the wIfe OF
good man and the mother OF o grown up family or
children. ...sf* m
II proposed to abolish the once OF Railroad
Commissioner In Vermont II some Of the rail-
roads in that state we're abolished or run In
bettcr manner than they now are It would be
good thing.
General Albert J. Myer c'Old ProbabilItIes'J a.
rived at the Windsor Eotel yesterday and VIII
probably leave for Chicago during the coming
twenty-four hours He has ordered fair weather
for the trip.
1t seems that paying for the arrest OF murderers
is ''plaSed outn in some parts OF this state. Il
hanging IL not The reward for the apprehension
OF the murderer Rulon, in Binghamton IN June,
1871, has not yet been raid.
A settlement OF French woodchoppcrs number
inv fortv.four persona lately moved into one od
farmhouse near Enneld, N. II. There are nlLe
mmIes and more are expected 70 come along
soon 20 nli up the uneccupcd rooms.
vtscouns yilain XIV. Secretary OF the belgian
Legation at washington, was married on wodnc
cay iast - Cleveland. to Miss 0eorginna Gordon,
dauehssr or Mr.. W. J. 0ordon. or that city. Ths
viscount with hm bride. arrived at the Brevoor'
IlQuse On sAJardaS
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THE CHrEr JUsrTcEsHR-OUR STATE LEors-
LArURE AND SENATOR CoNKLMo. From present
appearances our State Legislature, just elected,
will hardly warrant the experiment of the
nomination Of Mr.. Roscoe Conkling as Chief
Justice, under the presumption that he can
name his successor in the United States
Senate. The President, looking to the in
tercsts of the country, win probably hit upon
some appointment for the Supreme Court that
will be satisfactory to the country while leav-
ing Mr. Conkling whore he Is in consideration
Of the interests Of bis uaxtx.
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ANN1vEnsARY OF THE BosroN CosFLAcnA-
roN. Boston celebrates to-day the anniver-
sary of her terrible conAagration (November
10. 1879. There is to be ON official vista
tion to the burned district visit of observa-
tion only. hopes one Of the papers, free from
any element Of display or festivity. Another
paper, celebrated for it's use of irony and
metaphor, thinks this viii undoubtedly be the
case. 1t must be acknowledged, however,
that Boston officials, like other municipal
dignitaries, when on junketing expeditions,
are not likely to clothe themselves in sack
cloth and ashes Sack of another kind is
Ioftener in demand.
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TIT ron TAr.--It seems that General Burriel
was the Spanish commander who ordered the
summary execution Of the Cuban patriots cap
tured on board the virginius. 1t would not
De surprising Il there should bc general
rus'al of another sort on the Spanish side
Ddcro long unless the patriots are mistaken
~ theiS caiculatols,
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A WORTHY MAN MIssMG-A MELANCHOLY
DIsAPPEARANcE.-In the many vicissitudes,
mysteries and misfortunes to which human
lives are subject in great Cities cases are con-
stantly occurring the SIMPLE facts of which
cast into the shade the most ingenious inven-
tions of the romancer. We have one Of these
cases before us, and very sad case it is, the
case of Mr.. Thomas Armstrong, merchant of
this city, whose mysterious disappearance on
election day TUESDAY last) is the subject Of
an advertisement which we publish this morn
ing, Offering five hundred dollars reward for
any information that will lead to his recovery.
A prosperous man of business, man highly
esteemed by large circle Of friends tho
brightest prospects Of life lay before him. he
was to have been married to an estimable lady
on Wednesday, the day after the election; he
had invited large number of friends and
acquaintances to be present ON the happy
occasion; but for several days Immediately
preceding his disappearance he had betrayed
some alterations of mind which caused his
friends much uneasiness He has not been
seen or heard of by them since he left his
home in Brooklyn at about ten in the morn
ing of election day. Whether in ft Of
insanity, like the unhappy Preston King.
he plunged into tho river. or from the evil
dences of wealth which he carried upon his
person he was spirited away for the purpose
Of robbery; or whether, in his unsettled state
of mind, he wandered off to some place where
he is unknown, are the questions now to be
settled. While there is doubt there Is hope ~
to what may have befallen him. We refer the
reader to the advertisement on the subject for
the information that may lead to tho recogni-
ton and recovery of the missing man.
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Tho Helm for the Poor.

It is conceded on every side that If the
laboring classes, whom the present money
stringency have thrown out of their usual en-
ployments, are to be assisted through tho
winter the help should come in the shape Of
work rather than the demoralizing agency Of
mere charity There are numbers, of course.
whom such q plan could not reach, and for
them large-hearted charity must exer-
else its best and worthiest efforts.
The public works which our city so urgently
needs should provide for the remainder.
There are several such, and if spirit Of
bilious parsimony is the only stumbling-block
in the way Of providing for our poor, our citi-
zens viii desire to know exactly who is re-
spcnsible. Our ungraded streets would give
employment to thousands who would be glad
even so to earn their bread. It has been OBJ
jected that the Commissioners Of Docks could
not give employment to numbers in
the winter on account of the impossi-
bility of the divers descending when
the water was at the freezing point.
This is very poor reason. If the work OF
giving new stone piers to the water front Of
New York could be commenced by laying tho
stones in their bed the freezing point idea
would be good one, but it need hardly be
said this is not the case. There is preparatory
work for thousands which could be prosecuted
for over two months time out of the next
three, and which would not need the assistance
of these warm-blooded divers at all. We
want thoroughgodng earnestness on this
head in the departments where work can be
given out, and, above all, we do not wish t.
see officials commence their excuses at the
freezing point Of sympathy.
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PARK THEATRE, Brooklyn. opposite City Hail.
gyxRYBopr's FRiRSp-FoRTY WINKs.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

MRS. r. h. coNwAY's BROOKLYN THEATRE
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HARLEM THEATRE. Sd av.. between 10th aud isoth
afs- MACpALkN.
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THEATRE coMyoUE, No. Ma Broadway.-vAnrErr
EHuRTAISEEsL
OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway. between Houston
and Bleecker sts-Rfr VAN WNKLE.
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and we all know that the earth must become
serene and fair again. However dark the out
look may seem just now, however much we
may suffer- and the poorer classes particularly,
we see fair weather beyond. The men who
are in debt will be swept away, but the indus
tries which their borrowed capital created will
remain, unfettered by the liabilities which now
press them down. If the Spragues are able to
dispose of their outlying property SO as to pay
their debts and save the print works at Grams
ton and the cotton mills on the line of the
Hartford, Providence and Fishkin Railroad,
taught by the lessons of the past, they may
begin new career unexampled in the pros
perity Of the past. The same is true of many
other manufacturers. The effort now is to shake
of the accumulated indebtedness of the last
few years-to square the books and begin
anew. In this effort to clear the decks the oper-
atives will be compelled to suffer as we'll as
the capitalists; officers and men must share
almost equal burdens. But when the effort
shall have been accomplished everything will
be In stronger, more healthy and more
promising situation. Business win bound
forward again, but not to recoil. We have
experienced financial gale and labor
crisis with all the natural conditions Of pros
perity unimpaired. The gale has already
passed and the crisis, though it may require
longer time to spend its force, gives promise
OF soon being over. When business shall
bound forward again it viii be to keep rolling
onward and onward, because there will
really be strength behind-an impelling power
based on solid business principles, and not ON
notions Of buchu expansion and extension.
Only two conditions are necessary to bring
about renewed activity--mutual confidence
and mutual helpfulness. We are in every
way better Of than in either 1887 or 1857.
Speculation has not been more rife than from
1896 to 1896 Considering the great increase
in tsmDtatious and oppQEtunites. defalcations
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
II via Newport and Fall River.
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY leave pier 2S North River of Murray
daily Sundays excepted at4 NJ Through tickets sold
at all principal hotels in the city.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

(yOOKiS WINTER TOURS TO ITALY AND THE
~ South OF France ut reductions ~ per cent below
regular iare Tickets issued by all lines OF steamers
COOKS TOURS TO EGYPT
and the Nile. steamers commence running from Cairo
December o. Passage tickets now ready 10 be issued
Next personally conducted party for Palestine and the
Nile sail IRON New YORK January 1874. Full partIcu.
a JENKINS. 2o2 Broadway, Eew iWh
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ELFETWDoD PARK, MORRISANIA
The proprietors of Fleetwood Park Association hav-
Ing cnered me their track for the ensuing week,
bySncr the following purses. DANIEL MACE
WEDNESDAY, Now
$3N for horses that have never trctted
shird- horse, SIS fourth horse $50
- SAME DAY.
lass -Frse $780, for horses that have trottad
Detter than a. FIRST horse S70 second horse, $40,
hird horse, $25 fourth horse $lh
Class sA-Purse $3.50, Tor all horses. road wagons.
ho ncrer trotted Tor money, and gentlemen 70 drive
VINO never drove for money. First horse, eS; second
Aorse, S46; third horse ST.
SAME DAY ..,
Class 4sPurse 5000 horses mat have never troed
better than 2s First horse, so. second horse, SoS
9hfr1 horse. $S5 fourth horse SO
SAME DAY.
ss-Pure $500, Tor horses that have never ro..su
esster tsan % First horse Sl4O; second horse s'o
s1hird horse, $s5; fourth horse, $50
FRIDAY, Nov. z .-..-,
Class 6-Purse $t0 for horses that have never 'ro,tea
hettr than % first horse sls0 second horse, $llo
'third' ncrse, $40; fourth h9Tseh hers 20
Glass Purse $3.50 Tor horses that have trottcd
betnr First horse $40 second horse, $40; third
shbre, S25 fourth horse, Si5
SATURDAY, Nov s.
Class s-Purse $3.50 for horses that have never roted
~searth, $2a oo~.nrr,o~,.
All the above mile heats. in s. In harness,
sept Glass No 81 the rules OF the National Association 10
xovern.
Entrance 10 per cent which in all
pany the nomination..
Entries TO close on Monday, November O. at CHAMBER
LAIN'S lI46 Broadway at o'clock +. N.
Admission to track and stand 81. Ladies' free.
All entries and communications TO be addressed TO
Manager
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81 LIES Al AUCTION.


paw NbH yKER'S SALEs-BY RICHARD FIELD,
Shcrifrs and general Auctioneer
-. salesroom III Bowery.
mono Ay, November 3-Mens and women's Clothing.
-x6y order Hugh McAleenan, 5s7 Second avenue.
Wednesday, November g. Watches and Jewery
~x BY order L Aarons ls7 Grand street
Thursday, November 6-Men's and women's Clothing.
. By order r. Freel, williamsburg.
friday. November Mems and women's Clothing
BY order d. DeLong, 2ay East Broadway.
RICHARD WALTERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ butteF. 4c.-MarshaIs sale. VIII sell Monday, at
io O'Clock at saesroom q East Broadway, 10 prime
nuttef chests Of Tea. Spices Groceries 2c also
Mneeier wilson, Singer Howe and Grover 4 Baker
rhmhy sewing Machines, In perfect order. Sale
tive. JDIIN n STEW RT Marshal
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kCHOR LINE
"A Steamers sail from pier 20 North River New York,
cANsSTTA4LiA We'd Nox iNPdA wst sat Noy ss @
TRINACRIA We'd. Nov. l2 AUSTRALIA. Sat. Nov. 20
CALIFORNIA; sat. Nov. is OLYMPIA. Wed. Dec. 3
ITALIA. Wed. Nov. 19 VICf ORIA Sat. lee.
the passenger accommodations the steamers Of this
line are unsurpassed Ar elegance and comfort. Cabin
satcrooms are all upper deck thus securing good light
' CABIN PASSAGE TO OR FROM
GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL OR LONDONDERRY
WED. STEAMERS. $65 and e76 Return, $40 currency
SAT. STEAMERS, S6J and SIS. Return. $780, gold
STEERAGE PASSAGE
To Glasgow, Liverpool. London. Queenstown. London
derry. Belfast. Bristol or Cardin, $50 currency.
Tickets for passage 10 from any seaport railway
station IN Great Britain, Ireland the Continent issued
the lowest rates.
Companyis Offices, No. Z Bowling Green, New York.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

LNOR CARDIFF BRISTOL. LONDON AND ALI
IL other points In England and Wales
The south Wales Atlantic Steamship Companys new
first class steamships will sail from Pennsylvanis Rail-
road wharf, Jersey City, as ioows:-
pEmbhohE. November xz
First cabin passage, S75 and $50. currency; second
cabin, $36, currency; seerage, $50 currency. Prepaid
certificates from cardif $33 Drafts
for E and upwards For further particulars apply to
ARCHIBALD BAXTER a co, Agents,
IL Broadway, New York
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sa=-aaa-aas--l---s
CHE TURF.

nkEhroooaa, ARK TRoTTING-MoNDAY, NovEM-
S.oD Di he's. P.sM.-Maeh for 500, two men to q
wyS9ll, ~ s5vee In fve-0wner's br. IN. Lady Wells,
,yan be- <Ssse m Ella Mnlard same day match for
", Ns<sonxs2t spot Same day. match tor $l0o best
nnr>c IN f7e. ip harnessN Rogers &. Tom SteeA
pZr0bn'av. &. Charley. Admission 50 cents
W. MCMAHON, Superintendent.
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yNHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES Mali.
New aud full-powered Steamships.
sailing from York saturdays from Liverpool on
Thursdavs calling at Cork harbor each way.
REPU November s. at "a. VI.
November IA at 70 uoot.
ADRfATIC. ......... November I5 nc 30 y. NJ
BALTIC November ~ at A. N.
CELTIC. November 20 at " 3lp
FROM the White Star docks Pavonia Jersey CITY
Passenger accommodations for all classes unrivaled
combining safety, speed and comfort
saloons, stacroons, smoking room auc bathrooms IN
midshp section where motion Is elt Surgeons and
stcwardesses accompany the steamers
Rates-saloon, $50 gold stcerage, $50 In currency.
Those wishing 10 send tor friends In the Old Country
rcncy.
Passengers booked 10 and from all parts OF America
Paris Hamburg, Norway, sweden. India, Australia
China &c.
Drafts from fl upwards.
For inspection Of plans and other information apply at
the Companys Office, ~ Broadway New York.
Bills oi lading issued TO Continental ports
j. II. SPARKS, Agent
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
V Supreme Court sale In partition private
Dwellings on second avenue, stuyvesant square and
Sixteenth street. and valuable Tenement Property
Sixteenth and seventeenth streets being part Of the
estate OF James Salmon deceased.
f. II. LUDLOW 4 co. will sell at auction, Thurs
day November g. 1873. at IL o'clock, the Exchange
Saesrcom, No Ill Broadway. Sale under the direction
OF Charles Matthews, ESQ., referee.
Second avenue-No. $50, first class Dwelling brown
stone tour story high stoop basement and subcellar,
% l0x57 feet, lot 100 feet.
II and II northeast corner Of East Sixteenth street.
first class Dwellings, four stories Easements ana
subcellsrs vaults under sidewalks brown stone fronts
TO second sores houses about lsS65 feet lots 100 feet
Eost sixteenth street.-the 32I first class four high
stoop, basement and subcear brown stone and brick
Dwelling ~ feet front
East sixteenth street-Nos io5. lo7 and 4o9 valuable
Lots with three story brick basement and subcelar
Tenements each lot 2Jxyl feet
East Seventeenth Stretches 46 4Us 40 42, A4 and
46 valuable Lots with three story brick basement and
sub-cellar Tenements on rear each lot 25x92 feet
Terms of sae-f0 cent OF the purchase money may
remain on bond and mortgage for three years at seven
per cent interest.
the Office OF the Attorney JOHN T. MCGOWAN, No. 80
Broadway: or of Messrs DUNNING, EDSALL HART,
No. 9 Nassau street
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ATB MINTZs NEW STORE 2is THIRD AVENUE.
hn,weeu twentieth and Twenty first streets ladies
and gentlemen VIII he astonshed at the great prices
nav n cash Tor Castof Clothing, Carpets Jewcry $40
i S-b for Six Goats, ~ 70 30; Pants ~ TO 81
note by post puuctuaily attended " by Mr. or Mrs.
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MORTGAGE sALE.-J. SHOSGOOD CO., AUC-
lM tioneers, Will sell on Monday, November s. at 10Y
O'clock 6 West Forty sixth street the Contents
Grocery Store, lots; sale positive deal
ers invited. RUDOLF HOFFMAN, Mortgagee.
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rrHE NEW AND ELEGANT STEAM YACHT, COVER
Il NOES ISLAND leaves Custom House pier, al the
battery every hour rom ~ until + M, @ iSf Coy, Coy.
the city to-day VIII be made around the island before
landing thereby aordng visitors INSIDE ana outside
view oi the tort and iortncaons. Fare lcc nach way
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YOUNG MAN, WHO HAS READ MEDICINE AM
n has gradua ed about 10 graduate wanted part
Address ESCULAPIUS, Herald Office.
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rI'o LET-PRIvATE STABLE AT lsl WEST SEVEN.
leenth street., and LA West Fitieth street.
sixth and Seventh avenues
JOHN J. TOWNSEND 7swaiI street
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THE HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY's
THURINGIA
Captain Meyer viii sail on = THURSDAY November at
taking passengers from New York Plymouth London,
Cherbourg Hamburg
First Cabin Lower Saloon So
Steerage $50, payable IN United States gold.
KUNHARDT 4 co. G. b. RICHARD BOAS
General Agents, General Passenger Agents,
81 Broad street, New York. 6l Broadway, New York.
The CIMBRIA will sail November l3
The BAVARIA, as extra steamer, November lh
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EUROPEAN STEAgIsHIPs.

CTATE LINE
- NEW YORK TO GLASGOW LIVERPOOL
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY
Inese elegant new built steamers will sail from
Ter 80 North River as follows Vs. - ~
pISNSvA ednesday Nov IL
.,,r ~ AMI Wednesday, Nov. 26
And every alternate Wcdne sday there after taking pas
engers AT through rates to ALI Great Britain and
Ireland, Norway, Sweden Denmark and Germany
Drafts for fl and upwards.
For freight passage apply TO
g.. -, :, No. " Broadway
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamship HERMANN, Captain G. Richman, will
sail on M saturday November I st2 e ~, from Bremen
steamship KRoNPRiNz +: W., Captain o. Heimbruch
RATES OF fAssAGB TO LONDON, HAvRE AND
BREMEN,
. payable In gold or its equivalent In currency.
Second cabin ~
Steerage. 80
oELRICHs 4 Co, Agents.
No. Bowling Green.
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SALES At AUCTION.

A RcH JOHNSTON, AUcTI0NEER-OEFIoE AND
"A salesroom 81 Nassau street. opposite the Post
Office; Horse Auction Branch 10 TO hast Thirteenth
street. between @ unxersy p,aee and sith mns
by ARCH: JOHNSTON, at his saiesroon, 81 Nassau
street. on Tuesday, at IL O'clock.
ON WEDNESDAY,
~ 81 Nassau street,
Billiard Tables, Pianos. Household Furniture, nc.
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A FORTUNE IN THE MANUFACTURE AND SALE
~ OF the SeltExtinguishing Hall Lamp.-Partnel
wanted the Patent for sale Apply 10 INVENTOR iSs
Elizabeth street.
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CLOTIIINt..

AT THE UPTOWN ESTABLISHMENT SIC SIXTH
~ avenue near Fortysixth strcctLadics nnd gentle-
men will positiyelv receive 80 per cent than else
where for Cato Clothing tnrpe.S ye"eno "o ''e"so
call on or address Mr.. or Mrs FLAIlo.
r ga BRoApwAy NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET
II UERZ ravs The highest cash price Tor ladies' and
gente,pens wearing Apparel Carpets &c Note by mail
will be mn uurtuaily attended 10.
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NEW DoRP CLUB GROUND STATEN ISLAND.
IN SATURDAY, November 5, lsS.-Purse 500; open TO
in harness. five TO enter and three TO starts $l25 70 first
80 $25 third Entries be made
proprietor in writing. with ten per cent before
Tuesday, November 4, 1874 al O'Clock = NJ
D. r. RYERS, Proprietor.
TTHE AMERICAN HORSE CLIPPING MACHINE IS
1 now in constant operation at BARKER CHASE'S
City Auction Mart and New York Tatersalls, of
Broadway and Thirty street; horses clipped in the
finest possible manner in one hour
THE FLEETWOOD ASSOCIATION REQUEST THE
i members renew their tickets before the meeting
Nov they will be required TO show them the
trance VIM II. VAN C0TT. superintendent.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

STABLE FOR SALE-A GOOD CHANCE FOR A LIVE
- man rwo othlrds Interest the whole OF Livery
and Boarding stable in first class location doing
good business reason for selling. its owner has other
business TO attend. Address STABLE, Brooklyn Post
of1e
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CTABLEs TO LET.-oNE OF FOUR, ONE OF SIX
- and one OF ten stalls YATES.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

RIO LET-STABLE ON MURRAY HILL NEAR MADI-
i son avenue. Inquire of HOWARD Co, 222 Fifth
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A PARTNER WANTED WITH $500 IN A LIGHT
n manufacturing business; half the pronts of
large store incuded well located good reference given
and required Address box Ill Herald Office
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

TRUCK.-wANTED, TO BUY, FOR CASH, A GOOD
L Truck tor riding cotton Address H. K No. Chris
topher
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CNRED JEWETT, AUCTIONEER-BY j. e. CLARK,
II ls5 Greenwich street corner Dey Monday, Novem-
Der large and important sale of Hardware Cutlery,
Scissors Plated Ware, Coal Holds. Fire Shove Screws
Planes, Coil Chain. Frying Pans Files and Rasps, Fan
Goods &c also large lot of Pawnbrokers Goods, jew
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

UGTIoN NoTICE.-ovER $50 LOTS OF ELEGANT
Household Furniture contents OF private RESIDENCE
Auctoneer sells this day. commencing IL O'Clock viz
rosewood Panoore, cost $780, elegant Parlor Suits,
Curtains staseres Reception Tables Bedroom Suits,
Bureaus Wardrobes spring and hair Mattress Lounges
Bedding; also Dining Room. Basement and Kitchen Fur
niture Plates Cutlery China Glassware Buffet exten-
sion Table. Chairs &c.