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The New York herald., 1873-11-27
THANKSGIVING in BROOKLYN.
Preparations Made for the Observance
OF the Day.

There VIII be general observance OF the time.
honored custom OF giving thanks and eating
turkey in the city or Brooklyn to-day. The most
extensive preparations were observable yesterday
upon all sides. Fowls OF every description were led
into captivity by the voracous public who are
bent upon devouring them in honor OF 'the day
ave celebrate" at the festive meal to-day The
churches Will all be open In the forenoon and the
pulpits will give forth flowers OF rhetoric and
praise TO the Almighty for the blessings which He
has vouchsafed to pestow upon this land
during the past twelve months Prayers viii
be offered 70 the Divine Ruler TO enliphten
the minds OF the great councils OF the
nation In the present crisis that the hor-
rors OF war may be averted honorably and that the
blessings OF everlasting peace and prosperity may
dwell in the land. The poor have NOT been iorQof.
ten either by the benevolent who have ALWAYS a
conslderate thonght TOT the less fortunate In the
possession OF the good things OF this world. At
st. vincenrs Home for Boys, No. Poplar street,
an onslaught on turkey VIII be made between
seven and eight O'Clock this evening Opposed TO
the attack, which Will be ovcrw helminr Will be n
reserve OF pies. cakes and other commodities
wnicn nave tendency 70 make the boys mouths
At the institutions OF the Chfdren,s Ala Society
NO ol Poplar street and No. 139 Van Brunt street.
board. - -S1So
;, The Society for Improving the Condition OF the
PoOr, once NO. los Livingston street. will receive
contrioutions The demand upon their treasury is
very great at present.
:, The Industrial school Association and Home for
Desitutc Cnlldren VIII open fair In the forenoon
anm tney request the patronage OF the public.
onn dhe sy society for the Relief o. Respectable, Aged
anu Inulgent Females. De Kalb avenue, corner Of
washington, win feed the venerable inmates with
fowl and cranberry sauce
SIhe society for the Aid OF Friendess Women and
Shliuren, NO. 20 Concord street, will give q good
ulnner 70 the boarders ~ the Home.
= AZ inc Industrial Home, South Third street, y.
~ the Churcb Charity Foundation Society," Albany
avenue; the Shelterng Arms nursery, Atlantic
ayehne a the Helping Hand, Bond street the negro
orphan ASYLUM, Troy avenue, and the other orphan
asylums, the inmates will all be fed TO Their hearts
content
The Thanksgiving chimes win be played on the
bells OF st. AIMS, on the Heights. All tue courts
municipal Offices and public schools VIII remain
as tho ''Fnnigan Fusileers,n 'GoodEnouRhsr
"Narrow.Backsu and "Gcntlcmens Sonsn-wll
parade.
The New York herald., 1873-11-27
PENNSYLVANIA.
Revival or Manufacturing and Mining
Industry At Pittsburg.


PIrTsBURG, Nov "a, 1873.
The labor outlook for this week is decidedly more
cheerful than it has been for several months past,
and there fewer laboring men with downcast
countenances seen on the streets now than for
was heard this morning for the first time in many
weeks at the Penn Cotton Mills, in Allegheny City.
which AFFORD employment to some 800 men, girls
and boys. This is the largest concern OF the kind
nereabouts, and its example, it is expected win be
followed by all similar establishments by the first OF
next week. The Penn Mills have full supply OF
orders to enable them to run far into the winter
months, and the company have no fear OF being
obliged TO close down entirely again. no matter
what comes or goes.
GLASS MANUFACTURES
The depression in the glass business still con-
tnues and, owing to certain fiint glass manufac-
turers having piled up vast quantity OF manu-.
well, Piers Co., and that Of Ripley 4 Co. closed
humber oi men and boys However this suspen-
sion will not be OF great duration as both firms
expect TO resume in couple OF weeks at the
iurthest.
ACTIVITY IN COAL
The coal business Is quite active all the river
mines being run to their full capacity; and there
is ample work for all miners during the entire
winter. The reduction in the wages OF the miners
has enabled the operators to compete more sue
cessfully with those whose mines are in closer
proximity to the western and Southern markets.
The great fleet OF coal barges that have lain along
the river shores for months are now being filled,
preparatory to their voyage to Southern ports.
THE IRON INDUSTRIES
also show marked improvement over few weeks
ago, when trade was almost IN state oil stagna-
on me n IN upon many " o sne
necessitated the running OF double turns, and, OF
course the workmen that have had . season OF
holiday have again returned to their furnaces and
The New York herald., 1873-11-27
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

There Is a well organized mechanics and labor
ers relief association IN Harrisburg, Pa.
The steam planning mill Of Traver & Son, at Hud.
son, n. y, is running on three-quarter time.
The mills Of S. Slater 4 Sons, at Webster, Mass,
have started up again on full time, with reduc.
tion in wages.
II. S. Libbey has shut down his woollen mill, at
Warren, Mass, and thrown 40 hands out OF en-
ployment.
The numerous mills OF the Grosvenor Dale Com
pany, at Webster, Mass. have resumed operations
on scale OF prices 20 per cent reduced.
Purz Brothers. cotton mandatory, In Whining.
ton, DEL, which closed up in October has COM
menced operations again with about half the usual
number OF employees.
The paymaster OF the Erie Railroad has not
passed along the line since the september pay
ments were made. The employees are getting a
little short OF funds.
John Watt, manufacturer Of cotton checks, ging-
hams, dc. running IS looms and employing 50
hands, in Philadelphia, has closed doors.
Tne cotton goods manuactory OF Robert Paul
which usually runs 20 looms and employs 100
hands, IN Phi adelpha, has ceased operations en-.
tirely
The proprietors Of iron works In Cincinnati
Louisville, IT. Louis Tennessee, Portsmouth,
Covington indianapolis and Chattanooga have, by
concerted action, decided to reduce wages after
December from 70 to % per cent.
The telegraph stated on Tuesday that the great
Harmony NILS at Cohoes, n. Y, had again put to
work its 5000 hands, but the despatch failed to
say that their wages were reduced 1917 per cent,
which is the fact. The KILLS had been closed four
weeks.
The table published on Tuesday, giving the pres
ent condition OF some OF the works in and around
Troy, N. y, contained only the iron interests. The
following figures show the standing OF some OF the
other manufactures -
The New York herald., 1873-11-27
SHOCKING DEPRAvITY.

Instances OF shocking human dcpravity occur
ring on the great east side TO light very fre-
quently at the Essex Market Police Court The
last case OF this sort was that OF Henry simon, OF
No. 1876 Third street, tall, burly fellow, ofabout IS
years accused before Justice OtterbourG OF out
raging Eva Robig. or No. 12l Third street, enid Of
eight years. SIMON, the police say, Is an infamous
character, who has been guilty OF several offences
similar TO that with which he Is now charged. The
Justice, upon the evidence produced, committed
Simon TO answer In default oil ST. 900 Dall. justice
Otterbourg had no sooner sent him TO prison than
kindy-l0Oking Old German called In 10 sec simon,
and upon being allowed TO see him. identlhed him
o. ope who mad IVlneQ Wa daugAtsEa
The New York herald., 1873-11-27
Hands UsuaHy A Present

It must be borne in mind that nearly all the
above establishments are working on reduced
time, with wages materially cut down.
, 1873-03-09
CITY REAL ESTATE,


ooe11E-RY CLARKE, LAYTON CO., 10 La
E'1hh - Oriental Building:
sAle.stf,,n f,,nntinT on Fifty -hith-st Boulevard.
gacls o1sacrT lots between Tory eighth ard Forty
Sssss.... neai Kobcy.
uln1u ~ .rrrs near EuE1owood. ~
- 1.s. o. - 1T Enrlcwood, fronting on Walace-et.
sTcs bcrSeen Fifty second Fit.y-third-stx.,
aGa,.1 aGl.a m the Park; Grst-clnss property.
fsnans s ea as.r olson st. vcst OF city limits
9fetss INV s of Sec. o. g3, u.
Ggsercs u . ) Sec: e IL.
sacres, = 6cc. II; =; ID -.
sh11ots on Eossoth MaQac, summer. and Winter-sts.
~eco Ko.suthand IEIrty1tst-sta Cheap, and On eesy
s-ms Of payment, ut per cent interest
n lots the West sidc, on SAMPSON MftcnellS ns-
.,r md Txcnteth-sts., between Wood aud LIN
t399ssta
ssa soA an Thirt5 -hfth.st corner OF nurnsde-st-
rtteetsyfhj,d = sta.
ast ou West Har1iso. st, corner Of Robey.
TX m Harrison st., near Loonis.
!!us ~ Van Bureusf.. near RoboY.
tos ~ ~ SSer}eyav nesr Woat jacEsoo-st
ttIsI - ~ n n cnrurr pf Hobey and Jacseoa-stk
s31iS m Park-av., between Lcnvttt and Oakley
nfnt corner Of Oakwood .nv and Drexel-aT Bcu1o-
stsu;;e,x a m Hhodns.nr n nnrnar NJ Cr1ttanda,-
.szioH2' w. ~ SN '' = y ~ - 0
- y 1T. m Droxel-ay south OF Fiftr-ffth-st
~. ~ Eotts1a f;rnrasv frnnnr IN Sonth pnrx
sastn seasmri - ;ots m Erandale-nv
"a coTner ~ rhsT4v * snd Iho3
e i39iio On Buraside-st.. near Tweaty-ninth.
4aes on Hehesnax' ;st aon IF Hra,hl.
g test an Eenwnnd-cnurt hat Fnrrvacrnnth nrd For+r
4,ees beantsui niscc wv "oo Ho1's
, 1873-03-09

f. .yitsi5d = I'D TTea5 re 5:to f5sne
:llsy Fsfle;, Et.eiea III q nc fSss
1s Eli aS ase r.
Or part Il destEed. Possesson be given ttrns-
S:ais door.
sias so1sS ~ ss snsae with
e.: ssss a!sa s.t ai.a viii sell
ssss font. 1isi The a7snas 1
sasia fsss on South Park Boulevard. mar
depth lots 2s teat front each staa~st between
?ss11'a to aoy on Michlgan:av, bovcen Madison and
ss -: ss: Ct = Ii 's
ss:s: eorneE yt9esnnes-sv, ind Fortytbird-s
sss,. sst sen aa., ?,
80 Ss no1 'a'E..
60 In Section 50. ls north Of Austin want
10 in Section Il. g. 13, West Madsonst, just
VT. o Central Park money can he doubled on ths piece
desirable being opposite tbs Northwestern Car Com
Was9Eto Hezhts1 hare also = Of ths highest
land It that place. tho ridge and fronting Western-
fisess as
!. I'LL 20
poan Boef, northwsst corner Lassl1o and Randolph
Estae Des,sty % oneo No. q South Halsoist, north
Good frame Fe.ldeace wabash-sv. near si1teonth.st
Two brick housos, Twentsfourth-at-. cast OF Calu-
ses se sP
s1i5o vii HIT trade % fos ssah Side hon,o
vsfJ 9ne house and ono aero at EngloHood Will trade
''s 'n.,a' ~ Dsa's%Ft2E %2sr SIDE PROPERTY.
91Q and 2stoty ftanno house, cast ftunt Throop
4o1ls5 Wcat VapBn.cn- st.,. cottage Of roorns.
cottage On Tyler IT.. cast OF IDQnt&-
601l5 On WaahinR between Paulina and Reuben
sad
@1!&. south front, on Atenroe-.t. east Of Lea,ttt
House. and iots .ycst Washlnston.. Pssk and
WaHenas... Monroe. Adams. jackson, and VanBuren~
'".' anu e'a'n'es'SIR: X6Rs PROPERTY.
!: s. !: = + !: Heights.
s serss il SOC. 1o' d. il, very cheap.
8 sse s. r. to rent
T'oR sA1K-BY ). r. NICHOLS Co, Is SOUTH
wess choice residences. at S. 900
We.t franc house aud lot for g. soo
spath Morgan-st.-seven handsome Residences At
South Paulna-st.-Good lo-room house and largo lot,
and ia. .0oo. -
West Tycr-st-Two good places, 10 and roos $5 600
and 80, $50.
Ma,shdelds t.-rTostory brick. rooms. e. ss5e ~
Park-a7-SH residences, some very 6ue. at "a 90 to
Sir, 500.
Fulton nst--Three good residences 81 500 to $13 000
good places ranging from s. go
Warren enar.-1ao1l4. south front, near oakloyst,
improved.
1shand av.-1oo11s5 between Mitchell and Henry ss,,
uDiruprpred.
Ncn1yst.-aoo11o5 botwcea Ash1andav and Latin ST.,
untrnproyed,
dav-1oox125, Just south Of North-av., uniu1-
proved.
Any Of above uumproved will be sold in a5foot lots
required ...
, 1873-03-09
CITY REAL ESTATE,

H'om6 sALE-lot AGKEs WEST " F,GESTHALP PARK
ssssssss:s sss:ss:s i %s:tssa:sSS: S.nta~,. w IT, ~
se noens fn hq,e
.tsotz ;na basement house: Wssh5iaxton-'t-
stny iiIne nla bnsn Ts4nh" si pt b.,,
$$sso1y bouss. Wsssias ~: 6o~o. ~
aSseS; S;ss; ;,S5 55}s Ss|, h9S;s S:s:
S$:;!:E: Il :$$ + $sss: a.
eSts s8d snd iot io 2ssaaea;s Adanss 80. g.
SStst:$: Ssss:$xs I'd I'd Is It &5sssss:s; s.
Cottage and lot, We.tcln. .av;. 81. 300, u rooms.
S:::::: :s$ 4:':; = easy terms
~ tfsat 80: ~ as.i1ssI: 'n''''
Sd5is asSs: ;ss,s55; .sS
for ,dts ds5si ss,,ss v,cox.,t az ~.
ie: On eooa spf bnines9 tsot property
Let Let: ai3;S = f1oa5aey:, I'll ss@
Io,s oe oe.r Roet Ysad 1d g oo sasy M serms
0h5saR; + Ia': m w,,co4.x+ - q, NM ...,
Iot Iot On On fSlk:t, Iol;5s1oa only s5t9 ol; s.o
7 s1ots 1ots o.. On kmo.ald.st ;a'o1 at $ao each.
iot IN 1n fafn.et.o. d,st, at :. Ts9 ss each.
~ e Pssa: I'll. I'd tsssp fronting
teqss w.' y s to Hg xSp s and SEQ
,.,, CAMPBELL BR9S:,.
o1 % 75o5; - 47o9s949; sGae5 nv -
I F'ohh hpsss:: sAtN-bf roi"1S eoAB2' nS FRANK
Ashiand a. t 1av marble front II rooms q bargain
sist:ss' :sa e
sss e. .es
,ss s:;; "a 4
s esass sastssa j .na e. ahssp ass 1'
i $:ss IS
Il aeses o9 Grsadsv .nd Dlvlsi9n.t. s1 soo per acre
seIss eeTnsE R:nesn snd fart5 5.sssSentbsts.
to1ias It. Van Basea, m a. cornor Of Robey-st, s1lo
1s1i7s It, Monroe.st,, near Ioemts S''''
st1i8 f. AdsTs.st nssr nssr je.I1' Iaains
ss1is5 t. It. Madisonsit.. .'nt soar .>n Stnnton.
- IRONING n9,a19.1s ra{5 aas ~ IN
6 ss az
S eest 1nd ,outh troats co9nes two bloeks nolh
Of 5Sae ca. and south ont. che.so.v and
sl5 and south fronts. corner ohcsao., and
~ tssa sss. assg ss'n Fiji Eli
eS'ses 20
S1 as o1a W Sese1 pna s.,
6o1so Hlnsda'est., just east q Ru:ht cheap henp,,,
ornsr 1.s,,o md Rosn 1tte Koct
sAa0Mhs E aeat sss;oa sPa;9RERTx S On oae me
~ os :" aol'f Ho6sEs % ss ARD IoTss a.
e: !eaf 9sl '!s sa2e lot. Z. patti pay.
, 1873-03-09

| n W|K
To5 - : -; =;
= ,,fs sS'nss Of Madison, aadtson,n-.--a1...
heS.e a1a no1 hs1 2 s5a lot;
Il es house.
Paisisev near twenty @ and brick
h0a' u tPd 6ef hs and 1T
and basement brick hop:e, Il rooms; ST. ,5oo.
ffRs gahsass hsn's s1s9 ss4
I'm I'D bo,,
aixteenth.st. near r1ndtana.v-ruo.ator, md h,...
III Sss:s f.
SG hoase 1oo ~ snd o nasr
Aftas as9as.sM%1ostos, T. e: house. md lot t,,1 s7
hG9ss and ist a;512 Pes:s,;on
:e?R: I'd n r'1's
asRs 65sx hea.e: i Seo@s. I'd iot .oso ala -
roan; snd iot D 1'A1s''0o anu eaf's'-e0''1ss
Ass:s ss:sss ss Sass 1i}P 81
fe%s%s %ah I'd r. s51lls s5Ne tnr,x.d
~ 's4'e r,, WHY ,s.,. as..a''' 7t-1es 'N
aHessnssv, essa eolner
Ms5asss aeas eae 1is
ndisaas ihlry s31so s1o9 gss to9.
~. 5e1la5 oa.t w.at.o,tb and shnrt,,
~: lst & g 1sr soea IL 'd ra na,s
~; G1say ninth st. aos, IN 1nttsns,sy @ ;sa1la
;e1s so5aes e9aSe1 5
Sis;S aoTth q yfRSa5oa, a;5!Gs
Xsaha5aa sdstl 11aeS|a:;t; i; S}as,; f9i,ss
Seef properly: 81 tsst: twenty ,oeonu..t.
escR a6' near 4"efsn't and east OF s4S'
fsis;2 f32ss 2sd fs5 EsfE3!S' fss
lssels, betvocn Gay and oentre lots, 81. 900 each.
ss taSt9Rit Hs = r. ,na 49,.
eas Ii odoF sna s oa dent
sss 1h;:!: lot es.ls n ws.s vs..
ias snd ots On nosf eafs ''''' a"''
cottage md barn. with Two iots. at Knglewood
doph snd Annsts. Possession immsdissely.m m 1ss1
;sS;
modern south 'front.' on Lafe ana Peoria.
on s and on oaRe,ss, north Of
tope I'D dpGnas Gassaent s 1oo dvenu lot
IT, With PsEn whtsr gas and sewer on Cottage
a.ens sassss
to on'b BE- ess. Sa tae and
u @ ;se nset @ f.GR35 II on Wellington and South
e;s5Is: On souh1ssssfn near
1e0 West wa.hins.on.s.:
j Kssl M E:9te p9s,esl. nIoEs1s 10 Lasallest
isS g e.: e.: Rs:es%;ss. sas5ss &Sasgs s9;
Il {ses % VA Madison.t:. ess: si.sog. court:
budisss i1ss on o't"0sn 1anss e'o 1f''ns0''
National Republican., 1873-11-10
RAILROADS.

TNiROIGI LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
L fulLADELbHIA AND NEw YORK.
Trains between waShiDston aud New YorT arc
nIE run q follow yiz
fOR NEW YORK, vfNoaf dang n sdrt
. Leave daily, sIespt Sunday, At a. iu and I and
ron PHILADELPHIA.
,nd desys ~, daiy. trccpt sunday, ats A. M aud l. 5ij
ON SUNDAY.
mi. NJ W. ior sdv York at 9&Jp M, and Phiadsl.
Is,,seoping cars for New York On a.lJ =. H. train
Inropgn Tickets "a p,p,,o,,,,, g., vo.s n,
Boston can be had al Tho SSti1 aISies Al al hours
~ ~ y "a. Gay nso' tho CJmpany's Once, So Penn
Passensers purchasing tickets At tho Avenue once
can there atranxeto hAyc their bagssge called for
and checked A. their rUsidCpcC taErn 10 Ina depot
and put IN the baggage car. w NV
soc Baltlnlore and Ohio railroad advertisement
naIols and The West, M
y. NJ COLI, General Ticket lgrn,
GEO. 8. K00NTL, Agent at Washington.
National Republican., 1873-11-10
DROPosAIls FOR WROUGHT AND CAST
gOgRTIIOUsE AND POST OFFICE, NEW
HOUSE Asp Posr oyrIoE.(

U.s. COURTHOUSE AND POST oyrioE,l
OrrIcE OF r.srrEnIyTEypEsT, Oct ., i-1a
seaed proposals will be received At the office OF
2 until 9t Es Ss stS
T WORK of of The Widow irsmss. srchtrsves, aaisS
S sRa ,Ass' tss window S q
hninishings of the external openings OF the
second, Third and fourth sSries s9i The doc.
ali exhibited on the drawings, described In tho
Copies Of the drawinsS, specifications and sched.
uie may be had on application Ut this Office
All sestioldns required BY tie CONTRACTORS "a to put
ment free Of charge, but will DO erected by the
S Of e sS sSa s ST
| provided for in the schedne.
The work will not be suIdiyided among different
Tho whole q the work 10 the iirst story must be
| delivered and set in position within four months
q s rsp q aRs bs he
Superintendent and the progress Of the work on
me pents 6n1ahs will hs m,ds mon,h,v deapc,ur t.n
per CENT until the anal comsletiSn u the sontrset
tho o. sum S q twenty Ave lSoasSnd dollars sS,ooo
Il a%rSed him tRs saesasy Of he se
spri,y to be certified BY the United States ,Sndse
attorney Of the district wherein he resiIes
or ali BIDS il il be deemed for tic Interest Of ID,
on The printed form 70 be obtained in this office
and does not conform IN every respect TO the re
parties who arc not tliemselves engaged In III,
manufacturs Of wrought or cast iron work. snt
who have not the necessary facilities for settin'
Proposals will be inclosed IN sealed envelope
indorsed "pids foE lTpn W3Ihn % and addrsssed 70
National Republican., 1873-11-10
GOVERNMENT SALES.
GovERNMENT SALE.
DEPOT ouAnTEnMIsrrn,a oYrrcr,,

DEPOT QuARTERMAsrER'a OYrIcK.l
Fonr LEAyEswoRrH. KAN, October Is. ls7a !
Will be sold by public suction, under the direction
q Captain John Liverr, Military storekeeper,
United States army. at tho Government warehouse
o. clothing aps fSr, hsarenwCrsh' kAn
O'Clock q. m, the following named articles Of cloth
ins, by order OF the Quartermaster General, United
ib,Ss1 Uniform Goats, siiI Great Goats, infantry:
3iDl sack Coats lined. 3,5l6 sock Goats, unlined
tl.73S Uniform Jackets; E.gt3 Felt Hats, lOy0a Hat
Cords aud Tassels, 7,tsa Hat Sockets, ie ee9 Hat
fsa,hsrs ttsss q. B5ss. 4 ~ Hnt pTrimminss ., Lisst
aud Taaaels, a7h Brass Cap Trimmings, u 23
fnrpHe Caps u 40 Forage Cap Cover. 1853 sAshes,
s,35 Pairs Shoulder Scales and Button and Slides.
555b Pairs Choyrons, assorted; tl yards OF Lace:
GU pairs Trowsers, foot: GJ pairs Boots, sewed;
AS pairs Bootees, sewed; 81 Blankets, woolen; 30
Blankets, painted; pillow-eases: ibo books. as
sorted; sse Morning heJort B!Anks Also, lot M Of
order Of tho Department Commander.
Terms OF Salc-Cash In United States currency
No checks will be received, Cash at The time o.
bidding for all purchases below s2b: deposit Of q
per cent will he required on all sums above thai
amount This Tnle viii be Iisitly e9ioresd, r. ,o In
will be sold by invoice mark, aud neither quantity
nor quality will bo guaranteed,
Every effort Will be made to give correct defcrip
ton and TO select fair sample by which to sell
but purchasers must examine and buy at their owl
risk.
Goods will be sold again for account Of aud at thu
risk and expense q buyers II not called for within
No claims for errors viii be allowed after tn,
'0'N' A'' j. q, CHANDLER,
Major and Quartermaster, U. i. A.
National Republican., 1873-11-10
HnIiimorr Markets.

BALr1NoRg November s-Brea fstufrs -F1our-
Tho spe- to-day on Change amounted TO only lOl
bbs. Howard Street and i0l do. Western Ertfa al
esSS per bbI. We lea'n OF no movement In CITY
Thsat..-The recei To amounted to nearly 1000
bushes. but the only saes were Z y bushels good
fair Western red at Sis7. aud loo do Southern at
at fl.to@l5 for fair 10 prime red, aud si6j for
cra.Lhe sales 7. ported we're 40 bushels old
latter fot Homtny Corn, and sm Ill lots yellow at
b6 cents for new and % cents for old Western IL
dull, and the only sale was 40 bushels mixet on
trses 2, q ssp,. Mixed In Eeyster f. held nomi
vember a 81 cepts without buyers.
Oats-The sales embrace ab y bushels Western
mixed at ts cents, loo bushels bright do. nt %
cents, and 2oQo bushels Southern at Gs6 cents for
and sS1 Gsns for ESoSS g che
Tor good, apd We quote at 70 conts per bushei.
Its, low mjfdiins at is,scsIasl CENTS, and rooa
ordinary to stFiei do: e. igSS ~ cent?, for cash
!he hSs product Buif Meat i quoted in. % round ID
lots, lonse, at ~ cents for Shoulders, and al az
cents for clear rib sides, but for jobbing lots
packed, consider ABLY above these hgurcs 4 asked
giop ns Y At y ss e.. GSS s sdS
selling a. lflsCsls cont. Lard - dull and nominal
Mss. Roft We quote & sis'ssii psr 6Si. Tor Old
gSss prices nomlnsly & :: follow cass
cents, English Island do. sa4s7 eta; Cuba 0en
trifusA 7aash cts; do. boxes, No. la,TkCafh eta,
Porto Rico .tacery, 7hss< cts, and bemerars
vacuum pan sltsst cents.
ats?S cents per salon but round lots could not be
sold II over % centg
National Republican., 1873-11-10
10000 Prizes
s45O,OOO

10000 Prizes S45O,OOO
perfect.
The liberal terms OF this scheme brings It within
the resth Of all-tho greatest opportunity ever u.
Tered for the poor man 70 rise % wealth.
PRICE OF TICKETs:
Single tickets, fabl; Eleven Ttcles, s35; Fifty.
sir Tickets, sl3; One Hundred aud Fifteen
Tickets, eabI.
The drawing will be made under the superintend.
snce Of committee, appointed by the highest ON
cals in the state. duly sworn ~ the faithful per.
formAncs of the Duties assigned them
The highest officials, both OF city, county and
State, have not only indorsed AIR. Abeles. bui also
his scheme.
The demand for tickets Is unparalleled, and all
desirins to participate in the drawing should ut
once form their clubs aud send in their orders.
Agents wanted In all States, cities and towns In
| the United States and Canadas.
." Money should be sent by Registered Letter,
| Of the purchaser In plain writing,
Every package OF ii tickets has chance to win II
prizes but positively certain to win one while one
! person out Of every ten who purchase package OF
| II Ia bound to win two prizes.
For iurthor Information and particulars, send
for circulars to the Manager and Proprietor, and
sIMION ABRLRs,
so9o-sruThsm Leavenworth, Kan'as.
National Republican., 1873-11-10
WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.

EAvEpT SUNDAY, BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND HAMILTON. BEalNNlSo AUGUST u,
is12
Leave Washington at . .. m. and p. m; and
Alexandria At sac 4. III. and t.i0 y. m. Pass Lcts
and arrive At Hamilton at II ~ a. IN. and IS .. m
p,sss psfo aahn,i ns9n 9l,,ns ~ y ~ III ana ss y ~;
l.n y. m. and arrive At AlaIAndria at s;iS .. IN
sud Jas p ri aud at Washington at $50 a. m. and
~ y. m.
Psssensyrs from Washington will take the Wash.
,nston and Ohio cars nj the baltimore and Potomac
railroad Station At o.. m. and y. Ia, and go
through TO Hamilton without change Of car
The ~ D. train from Ale tAadrlA aud u "
rain from Hamilton connect At Hamilton with
Aemps daily line Of coaches for Purcellye, Snici
.rsvilie. BeTyyille and Winchester Also, with
9eAmers line coaches, which leave LeesDurs oAily
'or Aide and MiddleburY.
Communication tick cts, throe cents pc Il mile
Annual tickets, ssQ. H. Ii. uANLNkli,
au5su General Ticket Asent.
National Republican., 1873-11-10
~ ovERNMENT SALE OF THEMACIIINERl
" or THE U. y. SUP NEVADA.
NAVY DhrAEIMEsrl
BgsEAy oy STEAM NJ EsoIfEEElSSd' S,,1l n IlS'

wAsHIsGros, October 10. 1873.
Tho Navy Department will offer for sale at pnb,
York, on WEDNESDAY. the llth dAy Of Noyem,
6sr next at Y O'Clock all ths m,e9hnsrs thn spps. oi ns
boilers and their dependenoies, sereW'propeller
and shaftiny, smoke pipes, nc, SC a., ,,., =,
100 inches diameter by 4s inches stroke, seAred 70
|, with surface condenser, elsh, to,ue4i "A'ef'uoe
The mach merry may be eHaminei previous 70
sale upon application TO tho VICE Admiral, eom'
Thlrty per oentum Of the whole amount q the
purchAie money nlnst De deloslten ~ TINE of sale,
thereof -, Al, =
yard within four weeks from the date OF confrma.
lion OF safe. o
,eryel u withdraw Inc machinery lrum ale at any
.iIue, aud 70 reject any bid or oner which may be
fUnsldcrpi ina AiCnuAte,