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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-09

meg8, GiCllebrincn, etwa 30 al Der 3ahl, tebr@
ten mad Jtelu Orleans ;uritd. Die gunoeS.
truppcu iE0 nod inmer bier uuo marfeH aui
Irausportmlttd. Gtu 9ampfer, mGlfer lle
beiOrOcru oGtc, mar bereit5 IN Sidlt, fcbrte
abGr fur5 Dor rem 9anounlspIute pieoer nm
uH0 iuhr nab Nrantiiu. DE DtetrOpolttancr
hlttlnSro'e e., Den 0pfr. D8lOra" IN Seihla bu
Ecamcn, Der @auitiu bc5 8ampier3 meItic
ic0Cd ibge 2loIdlt uu0 lauoCte ntt.
Slelc SDrgcr marCu glelhictll an rem
2anouuQspoBe uuo aabcn ibrtr Trcube iibcr
DIE @nttauduH3 IetgopOlitun:r lautlu8.
Grud.
Scuatog Ief tcltgrapbutc Dem @ouperuclr
&elogg, baB. i'm Safe er CLAUDE, ieiue auto-
ritGt nlht auirrft erbalttn Su f0nneu, er an
Sen. Grant cine &cquiiition um Suuoe8-
billie ridten lode, me3sr bcreitwilIiglt eutz
lprOdeH perocu Diirec.
Sen. GmOrp lat cine 9eoei6e BON benz
Srie9smtniitsr Tbalten, oaB mau ibm Ser
itdrtuugcu iaifeH wer0e, iobaIO IS geWitnidt
mCroen loute.
Die GurHtiOn uoH5adiou, RiiI., 1T bereitS
mad yOItiiaua beoroert m0rOeu.
0erbccruug bure9 Cinen Sprndnp
gtem Sbertn, ga, Z. Uiut. - DG8
8ohubau8 oc8 6ru. 2auaur, etpa 10 Dtet,
len bon bier 9etegcn ,iowc Die tatbOtliteau4c
un6 Glc oielClbe un9ebeuoeu 0iitten muroen
BON einem fitrfCrid]eu Goruaoo umgemebt,
uuo ell Rann muloe getUtict uuo eIn anoes
rer id,per ptrpuuoct. Der Sturn crItrsfte
RdJ hl5 an Die aucere Sete oe5 SlufieS, NO
ebenfall8 Elm pau8 umlepebt uuO ejH gtegG
gHtes Cen Sritmmaru bearobeu muroc.
Gus QEScItlnotcn.
Gan Suau, BOrto Htco, 80. Qpril. -
Die SHbrer Der ipauiihcu Bartei in Borto
9iico baben ibycH llatergcbeneu uHterja8t, bel
Der nGhIteu g8abl fir Wtitgtitocr Der &orte5
5u itimmeu. Gtnc ySuata" 1t ernauHt NOR.
osn, nm Den 23eItb Der bCirciten Sflaueu Qbs
SujAdgen. Der ,YrOgreB," eln ra0ltaleS
8latt, rdtb Oen9fOOitalcH an, ih ben&epubs
litaner au3uidlieBea, I'M ;ufiinftige5ltiOrmen
5u eru08lltIcu. 0tau in3t, oaB rie bcirclten
Stlaucn auf utcbrCrcH Ylautugcn Die 2lrbeit
uerwctgcrt babcn.
9aOaHna, e. Ml0i. - Sdliiie, weIde
OOu 9iew SrlCdH5 bicr aHtOmmca, miiHeu
it6 ejucr Smeim6teutlttCu Guarantaine uns
leyjtc9cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-09
Ssbn u. Samaa 4 Gemi;.z
Nr. AS, 8effs DrattfSrGse.

maps Y pedr's 9SeGtte,
Rdneler NIT sen heTsu bG~fsa
&efens' Bauegz, Sunbur9s gno @umberlanbs
Soeleu,
2240 Fiuno aui bic Tonue in oqen TGGe1 f,,i peu
Ghisfec unb lnbetu uurslHistefen. (sepi5, IL M,sO
9Ee hsaen Steintnbisn ,0 cen uieasla.
fen preiIen.
aobIsn bon Der -8olttniorcr @ompasns,- eos ess
rfsuGerzB ofteEer @ompdsniy,"
dbirer uno EGip brenuenoe 3c5lsr-bs tsHsc ssS!su
Grf nem ttefgeR GtaEIts
su oerfauIen
RGrreniaburgs S. Oh er Z ornenr t,is.
Hut5 x2oiens' Bale9z~ nnb @umoerlGnher Sehi,s
q. q. Si9as, asent per
.BaItimcrer aoblen.~ u. runtonzSl SlenbGiH@2erEE =
BGrenu: Rr. ., Gruthfirose.
Soblenbofe: @de Der ytortbe uro NdhiioHNrass
Hub Sfe Der Mice &un, uuD albencrIt ftese.
-[c1Yt1A 9nlte3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-09
0ie Xcmpercn1Irr In N1s ia AuEcttR

go on, 8. Wfai. - Die Staats Co..
ltabler burdtreu5en bsute Mcrsen bic 5taot,
Setaniltma4un9en Die perihieoeueu Silaiien
bon gtqubr- 9dnolern ensebeuo, austbei.
leno. Gn9ros Serfdufer lperoen uid)t be.
ldlti9t, ieSo9 srtbeilt man Salpa6Qltern bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-09
sSeanITss' 3a9nzItnItnr,
eSins sie9ante, ftbere nnb srfplas
reirfe sEnnDmdfIte

gum GeIniecu, 8sria6nern unc grtaltuu9 ber 3abus
nuo zee SobrEti:3ss, anO 9t5t BEN Gttcm eiuen oa=
oeusbmer Octut. !,u bGbsn bci oasn DroguiTsuiu
GAaeGletnsn mo
d. fDniprs s;euninSs, e Epm2 =,
Eg9aitl l.12glNl Ny. 90. Vcros@ bdrls6hr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-09
&oiiRn -.sEr
. Q IN f. vi = : -. sH"H 8

gee occr Rartb. RI. a. ,s Y 0r= Weys.
frsmhs h'IssiS' %sS aas ssasl.s9s
81 Gen s1esen &, 9sn. arse
giass "a ' stsas9 fas 'S S: g
Ss a9 4 Sss:: s. { 5%ss5 +
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-09

Dns autoriFrtC GapjtlI 1T si5n000 in IS, ,OO0 grs
toe len ~ SO ic0Cr. Subicr'puoHcH DeIoeR entUeS
Or eurb I'M uoutn CiHsciattc IntbctlG ooer in Sab.
lun9sn ron 22 Gte. pro g9Jbe iur leoCl Gntbc( an.
Ge7ommcH. ga itoH cine bnreibcnoc IH5abl uon
adu6ltb be5ubltcn dut5clen eirgeaanaeu, 10 ucr6en
puiieLos gBu,bpGplere 5u flcnCn Bcrdocu bifcoHIit
uno AnICl5 GuI turSs 5clt Ocer bclc5iac siuterus
TINA QEUlbr'. EDl6iQ 1JPtE)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-09
(TortIeBuue foIgt. .
Sclcaraphiidle 9epeIdleg.
EsrcpGiI1e GabeI5gei@te.

CSon Ser raiIoctirtsn 8rsiic" flr beu n@crrcipo
ten" beridtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-09

2auterbncD'S
TURKEY MYRRH,
siue peqetabilifbe Sabrs3irFue r2iniSt urb fAner
pigt bic 3dbne, teili Gen tronfbGitn 3uianb res
3obnilelfftf an5 miloert orc EeiScmpftut tlitfeit
Der 3Gbne eesen 9emperaturuedid Ills gNns oorz
'E8id srtuein tc b Sar Seieti9ur9 rrs iibertcben'
cen 2ltbens.
G1eprtit urh empiobten non Den Srrn 3atndrStcu
Soppe7, 8st6. Rurten, Sud DC.
80 GeHtSprp Sisf6llr.
&teocrla9e in Hpoett Sauter bddbB
oeuiffer Ipotbefc
@te har gntafoz urh SarntoanirGse.
get allen 9ro8uiitsn ano apcbekrn ia ba6en.
(,SsnI. ~. jturuJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-09
SelbltmOEp.
9etroit, 7. Mui. - Soibua Bed ron
&utlanO bsging Selbimorb, tnocm CT ilt
CHE 8ugd our6 Den 8Opf ia9te.
SDbtItcbeC WnfIU IN Ctuer
N3ier brdupmct.


ct. 2puis, Z. Utat - Gin ieltiamcr
Serial trug ii9 Dor eiui9en Go9eu yta9mit,
tags in Der glnbduitl'teu Bie:brauerei on
Der 8. uno YeitaIo5NitraBe 6u, Die BON t0Otlls
den 6olgen bs9ltltet mar. Sine AnSabl
Brautnette iino au8lhlieBlidl bauIlt beIdQfs
tigt, in ben meitCu 6clerrGumeu aus Den
groBeu StUGidiern mittelt eluer 2uftpumpe
oa5 Sisr in fIetre 6dfsr QbSu3iebsn, Die Damn
ple iibIih auf Hagen 9,labeH uno Den Stun'
Oen Su9eiubrt ncrbcn. 9aS Stiidfd6 battc
ein {90be bon Sebn SUB uHO ied)8 6uB I'M
QurdmcIier. Sn ben Nahmitta3s 3sltunotn
hloB Der oa8 Ab3ie6en bc8 Bicrc8 beaufHt)z
tlgenpe AleGanOer Bauer ben 8rabu oeS Sal
ice, obne uOrher Die SOthdt 5u Gebrautleu,
oa8 Guituentil 81 id)!ieBen, mabritetnltd' IN
oem Giaabeu, baB naS SAP lcsr iet. @leid)s
mO9l befanb itdJ nod cine 5lenlllte Quantts
tdt oarln, 10 oaB Der 2uftorud ba5 Sap aus
etnanOeriprengte uuO Die au8einaubergebOriie
nen Oauben Dem Bauer 9eJeu Den SOpf flos
gen. @e9cn Gin pier 6uB oauou cutferHte8
nnorCS StiidfnB QeIdleucert, blteb Der Ge'
tro6ene bewliBtto3 ilegsn. Die Gnoereu At=
better ipran9eu htrbcl uuo trllgen esn Utann
6inau5 III ole frtid)e QuIt. Die Serlesun9el
wur0eu apfGu9lid] nitt ii!r beOeuteno 9ebaI'
ten, bod sr9olte Bauer it1 utht mebr un0
mdr iiin MltterHadlt to0t. Cine 9eArner=
fhiilteruug bate laut Der G0rouerSuutetlu'
dung ieinen Qeben elu Gnos gentadt. Bauer
binterl1Bt cine <tpe uuo 5rpei Sinoer. Der
llnia1 lit unbeitritten ourdl ieine etgtne Scr9s
loIi lett eutlianneu, Da er ais erflbreuer Ar=
bGitct III benz 9eihGtte Die Strait Der guTtz
pumpe feuneH muDte, ole eiuen Druid oon ID
Efrnn nuf hPu Nul0rat;Du QuSitOt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-09
Sr. 5. g. 9tifura.
Nr. l4l, 8eit-Hanettes, unterlalt bet

pDWdro1IT1Be,
fam burth cine 30ldbrise @riabrnns In SoiptdGcru
nnn srtpat~EroFs sue5eilIns tiirIid erfrautten
Sarn=Srgdne in 5aaen perIpreden. fsdGe pon si-
nem Sopre In 8aaen our6 elm lpta(es oellnittel
@eidbritbe Sranfbeiten Res Slutes, 0aIics, Hnle
uno 0dut@ Seltpire uHo iibetrieaeube @iterunsen u
{. 70. l9neG sebeilt
Suuge fents,
on 8orper u. @ef ourn nahehabtidmtsit uno cine
ftBeuoe 9ebenSwee leioeno nit SittsrH, DsetcRbo.
ili, Verosn' ooer orsaniiher SbWi.he, Sunen, I'm.
paeanlihfelt orobenoeraus3ebrnHe bebaftst, ,ogleib
uno prompt eeltnoert. uuo poIiee 8rat Dieber er=
Ianst oPne AuedTlher. Spreh1nneen BON bis IL
Il br 8orulittaas, bis ngr Ra9mittass uno Z 9
u 6r abenos. (65)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-09
&Dblen sn berabseiesten%reifes
0urrn,,oh 4. Sgrfh..

= 0W**UNJJ " SV"TV - =
2dnoler NIT Den been Sorten aoblen, melte ttsr 5u
gfhrtte sebraht tperoen. Aue, Delte SOFTEN aetrsuz
6sn, Dsreen notl bardn tbnu, por3ulpreGen rno Jos
eislb du tGufcn, ebe Der Rreis ffeisI.
Dnreou: German, erite GpIr offith ron her
airsrtfrase. (Sept20s1SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-09
Sin SScitpointer crmoroet einer
SDIDdfen.

B bingtOn, 8. Mtni. - Gin Dram,
9eburg, 9. g., pom 8. .. Wts. oatirterBrief
la9t: n@cIleru Abcno bate iidb Elm ptrabs
l6eoeter Soloat bon benz bier ltQtonirtcu
@ommanbo be8 @apit6us Gallagher ciuen
Hauid getruntsu. Su bieiem 3ultauDe be.
gsgnete CT Dem Gapitdn Gallagher oui Der
StraBe, flopfte ihm auf bic Sduiter unb
lao 1bn In Dertrauli9er Wanier Gin, NIT linn
elm 9las 6u leeren. Scr @apitdn ipies eles
5urltd uno oriifte ictnen llupiaen iibcr Die
SamlllarttGt Res Solaateu aus. Ser Dtanu
absr ar9erts ild bariiber uuO CAB Dem @api.
tan elne Sbrfel9e. Gapitdu Gallagher elite
IN leln Sualtier, bemoHuste f9 NIT eiueul
Neoolocr uno in4e Den Mann, Der ibn be-
letoigt bate, anf. @r fano i'm aud balo uno
'onte er istrcr dniidtia murOe, ldo6 er ibn
nleoer uno toStste ibu augeablldli9. Ser
MOrber ftst."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-09
% 9rDsegt ee5nart.

TO FF"1NsFF SNTT'T'F
un'ers aunSen erbaiten ben Sorthei! nrierer
9roben Baars@iufdufe.
Gsttnriept & grGrner's,
yfpriolf un3 Rem 8ruusmd,
Wcolioott g &cnpGaEie
aTh auc aESereu bsliebtsn 55abri1tG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-09
Mms Dem ,.bluttocn" &anSas.

8arions, 8. Ral. - Inter ben 8rttn'
meru 6e8 9lue8 Der 6auliIic 8enber, 13
Nteilen uon bter in Isabelle, @OuntQ, IN Der
Nabe hts Dries, mo- bic Gelde oeS ermoroetcn
Yru0as oes SeuatorS Dorte gcfunoen muroe,
hat man bieier Gage gelAen, oarHnter bic
zines SduglinsS BON Is Nonatsn 9efunoeu.
Sic Hamil,C Beuter ocllisB ba8 @ountp Dor
stma 3mei lSoteu. GroEe Qnfrc9nng burldlt
in Der gauSen @egenc, unO man 1T entl4lOl'
len, bic M6roer eremplaItjd 5u beItrQielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-09

+ NlFes @lmcS
8oiton, 8. Moi. - Dates dimes farb
heute 2lbCu0 110 llhr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-09
Numn1er Ill.
Ncns Nn3eigeH.
llui0nz
SANK Csc (rll [h aft
Der StaOt Baltimore.
Snrcau C9fcDnOloS S Snpin) a:
SIR. 81, Soutbiirabe.

-0htac Gcieai6ait uH5na incoyporirD If Jet
ponis UrglUyiirt.
Nbtlip Npotr ...,....,..........r .PrGitbCut
OTihcr uou Der HirmG Is. g9outr & g., 8antlcre).
4, II. Sapin ................,.......... .9lir,r
DtlettorCr:
@biIip @ootr, Sumurl gGrtb,
SgoUsu g Kong, George z. 8uoN,
g8. u. RGerlp, GaWuEt GimhCrlu,
T u. Snuln. u. z. Nhlrs,
@lht5. o g Naunarier 2. u. Ruumouo
u0H NGri0rD=&o., uou Sltioro. So. urc
EJ. Is. RepEolee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-09
gcr Sitroerfrieo I'M 0puiitana.

Scr Smraerfrieg in SDuiiand.
gtem.O ort, S. Ulai. - Jfah elner Spe
2ial. Deptld,c bon Hen Orleans bebaupiet
Elm 4u9euseu9t, oaB IS feiu &uabe pom 16
Sahren gtlpeien lei, meltcr ben SduB auT
@taogg abgeieusrt babe.
Wcdl einelft Gnoersu puroe bG8 BIitOl pon
eiuem i6einbar rubi9eH uno gut 8ctI'lOeten
Wanne abgeitoifen.
Sbrpobl u. u. Sli6, Or 8eOuttcnr oeS
,Ncn= SreauS RepnbIlcon," olS GHD W
| 6idter 0ibble mutreu oil eer GanotfraBe
attatirt un0 8eihia9en.
@ou4erneur DlcGuerp publiIirte cine Rro-
| tlamQttOn IN Dir GtrgdngtHen 9Sadlt, IN Del'
d1er er 6os Gtubrehen IN Die WntteHIaoeu
itarf Ri ate, inOem CT bic 0offnung nu5prad,
bic Bliiuoerer baI6 auS9eiunoCn uno Dor baS
Stttht aefiibrt Su iehsu. Gr ertldlte tsrner,
bof ber Irieoe tup @eiee lieben0e 8ltrger nur
bqnn pie 98aff,u er8reiien miiiie, menn er ltd)
6ebr6ht oosr In @eInbr befduoe uHo oaB Der
Irisbe alleiu bem TilrgSr lcine 0ts9te lltcre
Wsm@3beria, s. Ntni. - Den lester
Woftidteu bon st. Warti1spiue SuIolae n
bic 0aQe rer Dtn3e unperdnoerf. Saqren'
| oe8 Gefed1tes Qeltsru 9taAmtta9 puroe EN-
;nnor SAM, aut 9al5 uno EN- UIaAh aE'
! g(rne uerwunoet. n.c..;;r
gste Is idsiut. fsuerte be Y?!t5a I"
6Gnier, in osm @iuubcn be'panHete
! 6arln ~ fubeu. 2ie SttuH"
miN S,s ie9r seiaGrlit bstro m
je;n aiif,ug ailnelt3 srpo' Sal
N't S0Sr BIr9eruelItsr Q" ~ ur0
} bes So1perTatAs o" ST., @il,,'S = t'GEssSen.
g.s An'"' ,.seslaet, fin c,Ofdhna ,0fhaoet
). nor ;-sr Der oernanSeter GT,satn9nl
It net. '" 0lSN an9en
2 9e esate 6aS bcute ncpioe o,.,
D BOD .tGtitiUHeli. Wion crIra,s.t ",s9 alf9ert
I Heutgtc,i{i. ''''"I''1 aHfegc
IEsbrsrs @eIBe iaaeltsu peoc, nus o.
Isn 3u er9reifen, unb eInem 5rT 3,,,, sr aaL' vs.
Surger, pel6er einen b,rieIbtn \, tTt ri;s oet
@eOe lteats, OrObte man in BEN goo ~ tnoeE , 8
o,r gaS groi'tt it iebodj fomsit, mos 81, q,
Sou Sot ubbDsI5't, lbDsn ml6gldt mas au tbtue eff
'ts .4"tI anertaunt Wtrb. ''~'''O''I !
bsr;'ts, FRA J dh1ear'gitg, s. g1oi.--s,,o.,. =
atstae at yteropoilaner eeten beute srn iib8r ~ y
'V'7oaqoH, mad ct. @artiasuinee eOua ,,rt.n eaS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26
HERALD. SUNDAY ~ 1873:


or. CHARLES HOTEL, SIS BROApWAY--GOoD
- single Rooms, - per day and from - % per week
ment, made for the season.
GEO. s. { LEWIS LELAND, Proprietors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26
COUNTRY BOARD.

IN NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND, WATER
" tront-first clns. Board, with good Rooms, COM
munea,ins for families or Jingle sentemen extensive
reference exchanged. Apply To Mrs. BRIGHT, at the
house OF Clinton avenue, or w E. COLLINS,
Esq, 20 Pine street. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

DC TO so PER WEEK, 81 so PER DAY.-PLEASANT
HO Rooms with excellent Board families and single
gentlemen, at l76 Bleecker street, six blocks west OF
6l0adWaY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

pO furnished Rooms, with lent Board, to FAMILIES
or single gentlemen. Apply at leo Blocker street. SIX
blocks broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

WHEELER 4 WILSON'S FIRST CLASS FAMILY
~ Sewing Machine nearly new, encased in back
wanut also Gold Watch and Chain, great bargain
1876 hudson street, near christopher.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

9th STR EFT. NEAR LEXINGTON AVENUE..-TO
Oh let. with Board, large and small pcasa mt Rooms
fourth floor, front reference terms mode
rate. 146 East irty-iourtI street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

Eth AvENUE.-A VERY DESIRABLE ROOM, WITH
- good Board, tor gentleman ana vito Or two gentle
can be obtained wet thirty tn street few
Firth avenue; terms SIS per week. Address
A. DEENISON bux 1876 Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

An ENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN WITH 5000 CAN
n obtain interest in q lucrative and well cstab
hed business Address box &c Post Office, East Orange,
New Jersey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

18TH AVENUE 224, CORNER OF TWENTY-FIVE
I street-A large, newly and handsomely furnished
front R floor let with or without Board, to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

OK WEST TwENTYFOURTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH
OD avenue.-A gentleman and wife can ind pleasant
Rooms and Board, at reasonable prcc; also single
I{ooms Tor gentlemen, $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

L,oR sALE-REsTAuRANT LUNCH COUNTER AND
Oyster Sta nd, doing good business viii rent the
same 10 good Call Monday at y03 Thirtieth street.
near Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

OS WEST FOURTEENTH STREET BETWEEN FIFTH
ID and sixth avenucsNewly and elegantly turnisneI
front sunny Rooms first class table ,priva II reaureD
families or gentlemen; references.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

4 PARTNER wANTED-WITH A FEW HUNDRED
IA dollars, to take hold OF patent article; good
chance 10 make money. Address II. GOBOURG, iU7
Allen street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

A PARTNER WANTED TO BUY OUT PART IN
"A. terest III a siyor-pated ware manufacturing and
importing busincss capital required $4,000; the Stock
ana Fixture can be had a. bargains business has been
established IL years; the best references and invcsfsa
ton given. Address r. A. L., box no Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26
FOR SALE.

A OLD, LONG ESTABLISHED, LIGHT MANUFAC
"A turing Business for sale low-tn part monopoly
goods well and oraby known wholesale only 20 the
trade; an insight easily acqured about $4,000 nece
ny; good reason Tor selling; some trade.
T. p ABBOTT 2U2 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD BUSINESS OuALIFICA
"A tons would like 10 join one in ALREADY es
tabshcd safe cash and profitable business that win bear
strict Investigations could advance $tuC0 the very best
OF references given and required Address JOHN, Herald
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

A MILLION DOLLARS TO BE PAID FOR MARKET
n able goods, at cash in hand rates, for shipping
sellers will address BUYING AGENT, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

or WEST FORTY SECOND STREET FEW
Il doors west Of Broadway.-Handsomcly far
every n,cniencc. and most desirable location Terms
onalc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

VNANTED-BOARD. WITH FRONT ROOM AND BED.
w room and o'clock bre akfast, by gentleman and
wife, first class private iamily side attei-
ton ri, answers unless price Is stated, which
be sonabe reference given. Address J. II. X,
l27 Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

A---CAPITAL sECURED.-----
Manufacturers, Merchants Incorporated Companies &c
rsons seeking Investments advised OF desirable
References presidents Merchants, Fourth National
n, ,i ew iotn, nnhxsi Iaenry u%ws Ner
Life Insurance Companies Citizens Bank. New Orleans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

Or PER wEEK.-BOARD AND WELL FURNISHED
ipC Room; also hall Room. American family. 1853
East Seventy eighth street. between Third and Licking
ton avenues,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

q VAN NESS PLACE CHARLES sTREET.--COM-
~ Portable nooin, with Board. Tor two gentlemen:
terms moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

y enue and University place.--Sinsc and double
RQoWs, rom S. TO S. weekly, with board; Rooms en-
suite iam,lles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

FIRST CLASS BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
IA doing large, paying cash business Persons wishing
10 invest in thoroughly esabshed first class business,
this IL chance seldom met with As is imperative
that the party now owning should retire from The bust
the sale VIII be made easy terms thorough in
vestgaton invited. Address call at the AMERICAN
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

ID pleasant locality not above Twenty third street.
west side preierred state price for room unfurnshed
except Gu pet references given and required Address
H. Broa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

I 9th STREET. lC7, CORNER OF SIXTH AVENUE -
IL Well furnished Rooms sin ,Iy and in suits house
and board first GLASS; terms moderate; day boar
taken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

NOR SALEM A GOOD BUSINESS LOCATION, A
Millinery establishment in Morrisown, N. j. large
store and four rooms Apply on premises to f. r. PELL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

BOARD wANTED-FOR AN AEERICAN GENTLE
ID and four children ages g. 6, and years.
ind nurse, between Tenth and For,ieth streets; refer
cnces. Address A. o. NJ. Jr.. box 2,43 Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

&C1 WEtK.-A FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM,
PAl furnished uniurnished, with Board, Tor two
gentlemen gentleman and wle. 10 West Forty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

BOARD WANTED--FOR A FAMILY OF FIVE
ID adults. children and 0our Rooms !;
Fourth and Seventh avenues private table desired but
essential Address, stating terms, BOARD, box liz
Herald UPTOWN Branch Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

A LADY OF THOROUGH BUSINESS EXPERIENCE,
n returning to reside in Paris would agent Tor
millinery house here highest reference. Address H.
N D., Herald Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

OAC WEST TIVE TY-sOURTH STREET, BETWEEN
LVO seventh and Eighth avenues-Nicely furnished
looms for gentlemen gentleman and wife, with or
without Board; terms reasonable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

4 LITHOGRAPHlC BUSINESS, SUCCESSFULLY Es
n tabshed in the manufacture of iron show cards
and adapted for other photographic works, would cithe
take partner means and ability or sell out entirely
Address IRON SIGNS. box J,3lS Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

A HANDSOME ROOM, GOOD TABLE BOARD AND
IA a refined home permanently wanted, by n young
gentleman, for, which LIBERAL but not eXtravasant
price will be paid Address, with lowest terms and par
tlculars, JuRAT, Herald office. Location desired Thirty
sixth street to Forty eighth street. Fourth and Sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

IGOR SAIE-RIGHTS IN THE ONLY PERFECT SASH
u Lock invented: q thousand good chances for indus
trious persons Call and it, Manu- featuring partner
wanted s. u. CORLIES, 80 Beekman Sire CT
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-09
Bakery & Restaurant.
Wilcox & Leonard,

Have the pleasure of announcing TO their
friends and the public, that they are no"
coated in their rooms, in Hohams ne"
brick block, where they are prepared 10
feed the hungry and to supply families
with good bread. They keep line stock
of confectionery goods, and will furnish
the most delicious cakes, pies. tarts, ice
cream, etc., for parties or for families.
They will give special attention to get
ting up warm meals, in their fine dining
hall, in style that cannot fail to please
their customers.
Oysters-stewel fried or raw, will al
WAYS be kept by them, and served up on
short notice Call in and try US, and we
will insure perfect satisfaction.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-09

For years SMoLANDERs BUCHU has
given universal satisfaction, and every
day tits increasing in public favor. 1t is
without exception the best and most In
dispensable article for family use. 1t is
an extraordinary restorative, and Its in
MIGRATING and curative properti. S in uri-
no genital diseases, in either sex, are not
lost sight of by the medical profession
tho al all times select this delicate ant
fine preparation.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-09
Dissolution.

The co-partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned in the grocery
and provision business, under the firm
name of Blain & Hogan, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The business
of the old firm will he continued by G
Blain s. Co, who are authorized to collecl
all debts due to Balm & Hogan, and viii
pay all debts of the said Blain d Hogan
All persons indebted, are requested tt
make payment without delay.
GIDEON BLAIN, JOHN BLAIN,
JERRY BLAIN, SPENCER HOGLAN
Dated January 1st, 1878.