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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-19

When the Hon. Barbour Lewis, Con-
gresham Of the late Congressional eX-
curion, attended the Chamber of Com
mercc, this is what he told them about
"Golden Texas
In going through Texas, he was
pleased and gratilicd to witness the
spirit of labor, enterprise and work
shown in building their country. Since
the palmy days of the cities of the
Northwest, when they sprang up rs il
by magic, he had not seen such times
as there were in Texas While they
did not, vet if any of the Congressional
party had tried to talk politics to any
of the citizens, they would have been
shut up by the remark: Sir, we are
building railroads, not politics.
In n little town like Dallas, Of 5000
inhabitants, they found street railroads
and cotton mills, with the business
men of the city getting up subscrlp-
tion for another factory. At DcniSon,
on the line about $50 miles rom 81
Louis, was found II town of lOO0 m
habitants, where nine month age, the
first of September LaSt, not SPADE Oh
ground had been turned. 1t Is true
that many of them live in tents, be-
cause they have not amy houses, bHl
they all work. They were the people
that pleased him. Every man Is full
of hope and courage, and cheerful. In
the interior of Texas they show one
man who last year branded one hun,
bred and fifty thousand calves, all oil
which belonged to him.
At Galveston was found Il people lull
of determination to make their city one
of the most prominent seaport place,
of the United States. They had raised
100000 to deepen their harbor, and
they had increased its depth from nine
to twelve feet, and then they raised
another 100000, and when we were
there they took us to show what they
had done and to- ask that Congress
should help them. The feeling was
universal among the members to help
them. and whenever they ask, II will
almost certainly be glanted.-[ Texas
Herald.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-19
NEW ORLEANS.
Unyeilins n sto,ue LAFAYETTE so

Unyeiiing Statue in Lafayette square
NEW ORLEANS, June 1S.-The mar
bic statue of Franklin, by Hiram Pow
er, which was presented to the city by
Mr.. c. A. Weed, was unveiled in La
fayette Square, this afternoon, with
appropriate ceremonies, Judge W. II.
Howe delivered the address,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-19
what Shall We DO with Our Daugh'
fers?

Apropos of Mrs. Livemorc's late
lecture on the above important qucs-
ton, the Davenport Democrat thus
sensibly makes answer;
Bring them up in the way they
should go.
Give them a good, substantial, COM
mon education,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-19
AUGUSTA, GA.
Thc Rdseield Tragedy.

AUGUSTA, Ga, June lS.--n the ac-
count of the Edgctield homicides, sent
yesterday, it was said that Glover sent
for the Gowmllians to meet him. This
is incorrect, as Glover did not seek the
difficulty. The Gowmillians, ii is now
stated, hunted up Glover and the re-
suit us reported yesterday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-19

Teach thcm'how to cook 4 good meal
Of ylcluak,
Teach thcm how TO wash aud iron
clothes,
Teach them how to darn stockings
aud sew ON buttons,
Teach them how 10 make their own
dressos,
Teach them to make shirts,
Teach them 10 make bread,
Teach them the mysteries Of the
Kitchen the dining room and parlor,
Teach them that u dollar is only one
hundred cents,
Teach them that the more one lives
within their income the more they viii
save.
Teach them the further one lives be-
You'd their income the nearer they get
to the pourhouse,
Teach them 10 wear calico dresses,
and do II like queen,
Teach them 10 wear thick, warm
shoes,
l'each them to do marketing for the
family
Teach them 10 foot up store bills,
Teach them that God made them in
his own image, and that no amount of
tight lnciug will improve the mode
're0ch them every day hard, pmcti-
cal common sense.
Teach them scll-rciaucc,
Teach them that n good, steady,
greasy mechanic, without n cent, Is
worth II dozen oiIy-patcd loaicrs in
moadcloth.
Teach them TO have nothinglo do
with Incorporate and dissolUc young
men,
Teach them to climb apple trees, go
fishing, cultivated garden and drive a
road team or farm wagon
Teach them accomplishmcnts-mu-
sic, painting and drawing-ifN you have
the time and money to do il with,
Teach them not to paint and pow
der
Teach them to say no, and mean III;
or yes, and stick to it,
Teach them TO regard the morals,
not the money of their bcauN.
Teach them the essentials of life
truth, honesty, uprighnoss then at Il
suitable time let Nlcm marry.
Rely upon it that upon your teach
ing depends in Il great measure the
veal and woe Of their after life.
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ILeIisiNm.

In youth, in health and prosperity,
religion awakcns feelings of gratitude
and sublime love- and purillcs, at the
same time, that which il cNalts; hut it
is in misfortune, in sickness, in age,
that its effects are most truly and ben
ciicialIy felt when submission in faith,
and humble trust in the Divine will,
from duties becoming plcasurcs-un-
dccaying sources Of consolation; then
it creates powers that were believed
TO he extinct, and gives freshness to
the mind which was supposed to have
passed away forever, but which Is now
renovated rs AN immortal hope.
lis influence outlivcs all earthly en-
ioymcnts, and becomes stronger as the
organs decay and the frame dissolvcs,
Ii appears, rs that evening star of light,
in the horizon Of life, which we are
sure is to become in another season,
a morning star, aud it throws its radi-
mcc through the gloom and shadow of
lrntl
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Domestic.

NEW York, June lS.--Moncy took a
sudden change to-day; 5Gr6 for ster-
ling, which is quiet and steady. Gold
closed at ll5iCrllG. Governments dull
and steady. States very quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, June lS,--Flour duh;
treble s. 80; family 81 50, Corn in good
demand; mixed SIC, yellow mixed 5Sc,
yellow zoe, white GOOGLE Oats plenty
and lower nj soc. Bran quiet at 75c.
Hay firm at Sd Pork dull nj 81 Is.
Dry salt meats nothing doing. Bacon
dull and nominal at nj y, 0!G98c.
Hams l3!c. Lard dull; ticrce SiCl95ci
kegs 0ImlOic. Sugar good demand and
low; common &c fair Sc. lnmolasses
there is no mivcmcnt Whiskcy dull;
Louisiana 93c; Cincinnati 95c. COT
fee lS@2 Oc. Sterling y; sight I prcmi-
UNI. Gold 49,. Cotton firm but dull;
sales 1000 bales good ordinary l58@
l53c; low middlingS l74c; middlings
Isle; middling Orleans lSsc; receipts
l.lSl; exports coastwise3, 1888; continent
DIT: stock 5O,326 bales.
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Foreign.

LlyRRpooL June l5-Noon, Cotton
opened steady; uplands, S5@0d; Or
leans, 0!mJid. Later-CottOn steady;
sales, l2,0OO bales speculative; export,
1000 bales; Savannah and Charleston,
prime delivery 8 l3-lGd for August and
September; Sd for Orleans prime de-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-19
BY APPOINTMENT

The trade in the United States Of America
will please observe thai Williams Bros, OF
Dallas, Texas United States, have become
agents for the sale of our GIN. We would
specially recommend parties to purchase
direct from them, thereby preventing fraud
MERCER, AGNEw a CO.,
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CIR 90 he Ee L He ~
TEE BEST BRANDS OF
st. Louis Family Flour

Rice Barley, Ghts, Italian Maccorini, Ver-
micclli, etc. Choice Louisiana Brown and
White Clarified Sugars; crushed, cut, granu-
lated and powdered Sugars; the choicest
Shcn Butter, Cream, Holland and English
Choddor Cheese; Family Leaf lard, In kegs
and tiorccs; the best brands of Sugi,r-cu
Hams and breakfast Bacon; Imperial, Gun
powder, Oolong, English Breakfast and IA
pan teas; Seodless and London Layer Rails
ms, Citrons, Currants, Stuffed Spanish and
Seville Oranges, ground ana whole Spices
and tho choicest variety of Pickles In this
market. The finest Bl9uidics, Whistles,
Sherrips and Port Wines, Champagne, Spark
ling Hook anfSpnrlxling Moscllc 100
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NEW YORK.
pERILS OFTIIEDEEP

The Survivors of Wrecked Brig
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TIE MARKETS.

MlrCHENER, GREENE &
New-York tribune., 1873-05-15
COTTON MARKETS

Pul1,DELPHiA MAY I4--C5uon quet Mdilngs l9lc.
AUGUSTA May a-totu lulli little dong hlIhng He re-
ceuts. asles. sales 80 bales
GALVESTON May 4Clon quiet; Good OriinaTv 4 net re-
3e bales ex5orio eai Britain, l'Jl bales sales ~ bales
stock. I3 bf5
BALrvoKE MAY l4-Coton dul MddHngs 9c; receipts
es: exior~-0 J5 bales coasBse, a bales
DO bales. stock, tl16 bales
BI.rON l4-C0t0u quiet Mddlngs, 1870 net receipts lOi
bales. rro 200 bales; stock l5OO bales
sr Louis NAV Cotton dull unchanged Mddlngs 1910
csls bales shipments. no bales. -
NEORLzANs Nav Coison stiff demand iairi Low Midirgs
To- Mldugs 1lBic; net receipts JJ bales gross li3
bales eIpousto Great britain $40 haei 70 ihe continent 49,
bales sales ba.es; evening 1890 baes 6f3 bales
MEspHis 4COon quiet aud unchanged Low Mlllg lc;
receipts shipments. 30 Oaes stock. jjJi1 bales
CHARLESTON NAV l4-toiiOn Qmrti Mddlngs he Low Mid
dug I-c receipts f2a bei sales 20 bales stock. 253 ass
MOBILE Nay l3Jotiou sud steady, Md1lugs, l ici
511 baes eIpOIsoastwe 4JJ baes sales 700 bales
stock 81 5Jl bales
sAvn,SAH May H-Coton steady Mtdings 3c net rerers
40 80 bales III . bales stock Jly3l
1aleL
NAV 4 Cotton quiet Midngs lJc receipts, 5J
bales: export -cols;wse }1 Dales stock. 4 a bales
CNCISNAT Nav l4COl0n hddiugS l5c receipts 2y7
bales. sLIUIle eats 6iU bales, stocA. 46l4 bales
NOKFOLE NAY litoon steady and unchanged Low Mddings
l7tc 02 bales eIporscoastNs 6 bales saes 100
bales. Ult bales.
Nav l4COton dull; hddiugs, &c., receipts, 54J
bales, shipments. g9 bales
New-York tribune., 1873-05-15
LIVE STOCK Markets.

NEvYoEx Wet-eiav NAV l3-BEEvEs-Tbe sriv' toav we've
IS aa a Comma 'nl q cars a, ON On5 m la9ai.'l & & or & @
lEanst Fees The quality Of Che native cattle
some prime buocs cattle sold rather slowly about Monday prices
The Texans rans1 non ia 20 s' 5I a T m a. NJ I & % --
VI at l2s Gle do good q lz0l3c IS Missouri steers
Ia Ios. ,t,s avr-rug o. cEt At ae. % Te1ns averaging
evt SOD At o ac ia5 fat Texans suery FED averaging o!
Nca Covs-ws receipts thus far ibis week exceed those
-. -,ngi,o' ID = a,. : 81 p-r b-sa.
Wal CALVES markets little heavier than Monday lor
Elliott sod E range lJla 80 %. 70 8ta9tc;
sres.ei gai2e c..rs.suqhterel Use
saEEr AsD LH-rs receipts Of sheep tosy were car at
4'el 10 o. ~ ann n n Pf'r.r ail lstr Moaaa1 8q8
ono clipped sheep -5s D. az . loc; $50 ONO lO' o'~.0 10 ~
E4e Co. sold Jersey voolei sheep m1ed nu,s and eve.
averaging l0o D az aul q lambs averaging 81 d. al L'QIoc' o1
r. HsyHes Co. sol 3 J--T lamb, at 25 per head
lyug So D and % io aveTlrng e 4'e TO- az 80 'c
sE Tbs arEe for bo,h i've ana dressed hogs have le
ere uOi transactions 70 establish prices o I'VE hogs
Qa1auons; Live -ugs 8. aoc dressed. 7t07sc
BrTrAro NAV ,TLE-Kcrrus t-, including reported
o srnve LOIS l the total Tor ue weeL thus r t
ts,1 or 7 can nst 4 ,ars .or The las,
ese o sale & Illinois steers ranging from ~ 70 4ls D al
g zoo 20 o5 ia bead Illinois sters avera-ng la 10 al - oJ
" 1ea nol, s-kes ayergag .3 6 a. - ~ ielas ses
80. ~ II ~ 4 ~ be- 49, Orsr .ver-a9rg 58s h AZ
Gssl. - b - - %. 81 1,o E - 5is 55 Nl,sH
Ion 6t 3i y. % - 50 So % Ohio efs ranging from $50 10
sHEEr AND LsHs-asct, to-day 29oo head making the Ota
HglI or he NesG mus Jar 2, .ea- 1.-st 9.o ~ % o' & &
rs @ 2s ONO clipped sheep ranging from % 70 " d. al
Hossers to-day h-sd making total supply for the week
hus far Iyh bead against 6J head for The same time last
So ar hour SeTi buyeTs aae ON Of market refusing 70
a. 't s5s n leal stock pigs lyeTaUnE i1z NJ At - e
Noe-An eror n yesterday reported arrivals " account ioi e
tAAt lesteflaJl
New-York tribune., 1873-05-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

AAAyJ Mag t-Wheat-Oly milling demspi al ths following
rf No 1uuef state 90 u 90 40 Amber 35 No. .
n % state p 70 No White state. s20s2 iO No ? Wbe
sa1. ~ to - l9 kHtra do, l5 Treadwei q s5i
Co., ~ ts- DO White Canada. ~ 10; No. ] DO. ~ l5
- ~ ~ iae a1Fanes h hs toea the of buyers
s ,al tle n fket opened ths morning tc and closed a.
iqf "effr h LaueY the ioogng urces No
'iaqa : s ho. eo 81 Dos No. ] do. y. Bay Ouute.
i%@ri t blrcr Matt steady sales Of CITY from
- htate tsr-F no 1i % from sir-rowed Co.. : Ia
So ~ from Q1V 81 1Utl 90 cash
- u Oa- bulHeasi The ruling prices are. No. Chicago a
A.. No. co. alic No. Western, 55ci No. ] do Csc No 2
-. lQskci 80 90, 5fc White a5I5sc, IN lots aud hags
Az Say lf-lmD0ns bY lake and fai-Foar 8aO0 bbs
i 5Ji 0ut Corn 6a llJ bash, Oatt lJ5 bush Bsrev
49, esh klpor by IailN beat p SO bush Corn 5 80 b.
~ bush BlIIsl Zf0 lusl. Flour steady Western sprilg
= .1rl btAse. ~ 750 53 25i AuHer W.. Whit
~ Wheat lcIsei sales ai 100 husl Ilsarlfe 80
5E - 20 quol-Aluaukee Aa spring fl a0, Chrsqo No
l q ~ - a. Waite Canada T.Q- I. 81 Lite Mrtiear sj
Al y Yen Inner aalts 10 z- u -llat slc 0J iusa
'"' s-s- 30 ~ 5lc, ysN Oh, elevator! o. sIe
New-York tribune., 1873-05-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

lvERrooL Nay I'LL mCoi0H opeaed ansri Mdaing UO-
lA1os. d.4 M11.-g Orleans. go.
Losp's Ma lt-! csos opened At 93i q93l ioI money
81 @ Tor iat co ut United States Five Twenty bonds
siE la @t' 4eaForaea sSi' Fyes. sSt Enc Railway
Hhsres, ft
LvrooL MsT lfl mCoou frner not higher; Mddung
ipuc 3t N1rg Oreans $50 The of the day Are I5JJ
bsles. iiCuIIlr f. I.N 'or export 1uc speculator
L0SDHN NJ 'f':jJ m-fonsoIs The
pcouut 90 Auee-a securesAeH Lo2a Gs Ere avsy .bse
81 -''
LvrErooL 'i.r ,3-lop u-Arr Nav Cotton shipment.
fsve1rs June delivery, sayannah or CbsIesto
s MAY 0eysI savannah Charleston, 5it Bitasahs ouet
Nler-e.
LONDON MAJ I3-3.70 p. m.-Ere Railway shares, s6i
PAt.s. Ma, ls-a r--f rench kentes. 5ff Csc.
LgEEpo0L. lar Iis.J m->ales OF Cotton April
- from Orleans at l6di shipped from Nev-Ousaus
st-T.as Jule 50 8ld hTpe from savannah Charles
A.ri 1-- 3ic.i shipped from Savannah Charleston
a. deliverable H.F Jolly. and AUGUST. az dtd
he
zoua- cios-65s, DID, 9li 67s 9jl;
T1ues s: 8{ E1e Railway shares f The amount
2 s0lt Balk o. England balance today
Pms May Ia m.-Frereh Rentes. $40 57o.
tFEap0oL Mar lfs mlle sales OF American Cotton 60 DAY
Ts' so of Cotton delivered n May ssvsnnih
iiH sie of Cotton shipped hom savlnnah or Charles
o. April I3-i6d o Cotton shipped from New
9a' aud esrbs n jane Al lilo BsoonC cumberland CUE
io,D1s Ia lis p m-s1gaI-Oh The pot % 40 G. aaoa
h
New-York tribune., 1873-05-15
RErEIPTs OF PRODuCE.

Ps- hcrL RiUer Yessss and Railroads
Nav if10 Ashes m BeesWar. p bhl Copper HlH
thL Flour Meal 81 bags Meal o4l4J bush Wheat. tSB
bush IlJu bush Malt 6J bulE e. s. OIL LOSS
hes pscs Dried Fruit 6t3 bb Eggs 40 HIDES s5 IIl@
Hoes htls EJsn bnis Spirits IurUeutue 90
ibis Be- Ou 25 le Le4lef 4J pigs Oleake $50 ptgs Ini
e. 6 Jl pigs Taow. 10d pkgs PORK. 1lJ pEsS
Co t s1 1kgs Stearu. 20 pkgs Grsae 379
fsanus al hLdG Tobacco 35
Tobacco Hemp. l55 bales Wool 10 bbs WHISKY.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-15
The Indianapolis, Blooming
ton and Western Railway

possesses al advantages named ana has in addition very
large business already created and sssl1 70 IL The BONDS Of this
road offered are GOLD SEVEN PER CENT CONVERTIBLE
FULLY SECURED b7 PIRsT MORTGAGE extension Of
z7 miles and liability the entire Ee OF 40 miles Of Which
iour.diths completed.
The geographical ponon remarkably favorable Com
menang lndnspohs and dvegng az Cham
pagu has tern na points b Illinois RIVER and on Tie
Mississippi opposite Keokuk.
Net earnings Of the division Indianapolis 10 Pssn and Peor are
large auo have been of Considerable period than ihs amount
required Tor interest On a bonds issued Company Regular trains
more than 0 mesof sud total receipts
Of the road or his year must be y satisfactory all holders Of is
sec1uueG
The Earnings In 1872 were 81 .35g.60O 5J an in
crease Of s39j,OOO over 1871. Ii is expected they
will reach s2,OOO,OOO during the present year.
These Bo1 have sn INTRINSIC VALUE e1oseng low
price 30 md INTEREST sBd holders Dad POSITIVE AD
VANTAGE their ,nyestaeut
pons January and IaT
ALL NEGOTIABLE SECURITIES RECEIVED IN EXCHANGE
AT BEST MABKET RATES
Pamphlets maps aud circulars furnished application
New-York tribune., 1873-05-15
FOR
FOR
INVESTMENT.

It's universally conceded carefully selected FIRST MORTGAGE
RAILROAD BONDS not only SAFE, but the MOST DES-
ABLE SECURITIES Tor Investment purposes It's also established
m bat there Of 10 Railroad than any
other Of the qest interests OF tbe country.
These facts accepted applying the securities Of Rail-
roads generally apply greatly increased force 10 cases
the Roads superior advantages location aaasee- and
c0lItcu1nL
New-York tribune., 1873-05-15
HAvANA EXCHANGE.

fAvS Mf iE1esuge excited United stltes 90 daYs
s,rr ao preaiuu slor nght q d2il per
- % cal god. n per premium; short agtt 4gal
ei premium London, 5u5Z per cent premium on Pans
$50. lfr Ifrllulg.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-15
flnlrrldl,

An IMMEDIATE profit of $4,000 can be
- made by am sOno for few weeks trstcl
.e.urty besides position handsome yearly Tor
go.4 services AlIles, TREASURER Box l6. Tribune Office
SPECIAL MEETING of the Stockholders
a Of tle LAKE SUPERIOR AND PCGEr SOUND COMPANY
the Company. &3 Fhave, New-fork Ctv
THURSDAY Nav b. 1875 Al II ococ for the purpose Of acting
tle Northern
Pacific Railroad COMPANY the future policy Of the
Company.
Now-Y0rk City, Nav T. 1913 ard Pnget Sound 90.
GOMNONWE ALTH OF VIRGINIA.
COUPONS 1879 on the old bonds and Corsos aud
interest Oh REGISTERED stock. payable April 1873 collected BY
JOHN B. MANNING. 3 Newest
ELECTION.-Notice is hereby given that an
l. election viii be h the oace be New-ieTk Bridge Com
nsry no City Of BROOKLYN, MONDAY the p
gv al Jure next al Jaw teeu Directors
M COM ensuing year and Inspectors Vi Eec
FOR 1874 90 ,o-. 49,
T. ru,s. vii be closed from May 70 June 1870 Dated
Ma l8-I HENRY C. MURPHY President
o. ?. OrN-AKn. Secretarv.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-15
Observation-Disclosures
yEw-YonK. Wednesday. Nay "A, =

NTW-YOnE. Wctncsdav. M1Y "a, ls11
The local horse trade is generally assuming
the far degree OF activity which has been anticipated
with the return OF seasonabc weather. The demand
for ine horses has improved. and dealers in valuable
stock are actively engaged. Tic strike among horse
shoers has not materially ncrercd with tho favorable
progress of tue horse market 49,,
There was n mir attendance Of local and country puf
ers 40 tile safe held tohav Alr Area Juhu,"d- itW
horse auction mart n Est Tulrtfeuthsi, near OI't-
New-York tribune., 1873-05-15

Billiards.
RILLIARDS.
TAMMAyY ASSEMBLY ROOMS
TaumlEY Hall,
MATCH FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP Of AMERICA
THE DIAMOND CUE, AND sI01.
on a Colendrr Standard Beye Table. between
CYRILLE DION and MAURICE DAILY,
FRIDAY EVENING. May 6
the hall viii be arranged the form u anphtnes
ter every match without auuOTilce
ADMISSION. 81 RESERVED SEATS. 81 20.
Doors Open At : O'Clock game begin At
New-York tribune., 1873-05-15
GopdrIuersnlp Notlres.

THOMAS J. COLEMAN is a PARTNER with
me from uudeT tle hrm o' JOSIAH
COLBY x Co-Eew.YorE Nay I3 lg.l JOSIAH COLBY.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-15

OFFICE oY THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CoNPASY.}
Kw-YoKK May .. 1879
THE Annual Meeting of the Shareholders OF
4 ue ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY. for the
ELECTION OF DlREC rORS ud The transaction Of other business
Wild be- he at the Office ol COMPANY the city Of Chicago
WEDNESDAY the 40 MAY instant IA O'Clock The
transfer Will be cote after The 'tl Instant until
"a day Of June .,,,
subsequent cOlg the stock subscriptions vfbe Only an
Bopue-i L. A. CATLlN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-15

Gorses, Carriages, tjarHess, ST.
AMY. SALES AND STORAGE REPOS-
n ITOEY FQURfHAYR. COR rwENri-FiF rH-,E
Byey style Family Carriages and light Road second
hanl at reasonable prices. Harness N great vanety.
ZINE COACH and ROAD HORSES.
Il A. FITCH, No. l5l bast Tsentyfonrh''t
TOR SALE-A very stylish, fine, gentleman's
ROADSTER er COUPE HORSE 10y ban ngh ycars oii hAs
handsome mIne and ai SOUND ana AND Also 'g9
A., Box lOy lnbu1e Ohce
HARNESS.-H0rse Clothing, Blankets, Breast
II Aprons ROes, Hore EquimeH's Of eyery 4nyon' Ae
turefs. VarerOoms. ia Clambsrtst
HIGH-BRED KENTUCKY HORSES from
LOGAN RAILEra Stoc4 Farm Woolorl County, consist
Raley himself perfectly safe for aGe gentlemen
sound and gentle Trial nvie ami objection VeternA
-''-'-'''-' ~ NJ RALLY 20 wss, Forte.h-.-
An ATTRACTIVE AND SPECIAL SALE
~ BY PtBLIC AUCTION or PINE noRSES SAGRlAGES
O'CLOCK PROMPT. Ar PRIVATE STABLE,
81 EAST THlRl Y-rHtRD-Srr
Ez tylsh and hizhbred tam 0y blood bay Mares With black
points ls years Old raise Kentucky and both
by B Chief dam Bashaw They closely mated with lne arce
great drive evenly and without checks haye dne
strong mb afraid Of nothing ey have taken arst premium at
matched by
Judges the best and stylish II this ct7 they warranted good
aaGi sound and kind.
Splendid Kentucky bred coupe horsel6i hands
DID, long 1oWng and tail all and action fast Traveller
bold driver; we'll broken all harness,
Beautiful ieiblacE Black Alice l5l hands o raised
Burlington W. 1ni sired hy eH hnoH dam ny hthiu amen IS per
road good compfHv
does fret pull and proper training beat -:J
Beut cLireus Pony ONLY u h.rds years old perc, Ds
ridden by the smallest child, and WarraneI sound
Also Coupe pole and shaft ourvee Dog Cart nearly new Hgn
Top Wagon prime Orers double ami uge Han-s Robes ad
or shine. JOHN L. yAEDEWATER, Auo.ioueer
New-York tribune., 1873-05-15
Chances for Business flen

Chances for Business fleu
GENTLEMAN of influence can make
y SO $50 UOJ without investing capital Con
uec0n Eh capitalists Of good position only necesaTy. address Hith
information % abilities and social standing EPSILON Tribune
Omce
4 FINE opportunity 10 purchase a large cash
n business One o DE largest and bl olte wholesale and retail
CLOTHING MANUFACTURING establishments The cty FOR SALE
Sales A25Oo0 20 S3o90Oj year Favorable lease rent low
VshnF from business The for selling. Al
dress. With raInr C. p. A.. Boz lo3 Tribune Ohce
DIETER THAN RUBIES United States
ID PATENT for SAIL Of the only SEWING MACHINE lu the
producing Cam Movement Levers The of which
important the plbc and we'll "a lc tsce The nmphe
0uakiug the brt much anl the
durability than ncurTeI slots wheel
The will 2J and F then proiuc the
Inquire ldiress s. D. HOPKINS No. iOi Du
DOnt-st = y
ITO ICE DEALERS.-FOr SALE, the finest
1 PROPERTY o. Eeunebec River. M4uc; Y acres. OOOJ
full splendid 10ck facilities a tools and machinery Ad
dIes ALFRED NELSON lS6 broa1EaT n l.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-15

EccIures auO 1heenucs.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
Il TON Tie Rev Prof MAEIIN, d. De- n the New YurA Un
verstY vii deliver h, Lecture be ertla Re Of Parer-
Han twenty thrt of Furthvsi fDAf
EVENING the 10Th InaL, as 3 o'clock. Free idn.ssoa.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-15
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Gclp naniro--femalcs.

EMPLOYMENT for all who are prepared 10
vB UNION AND DlaECfOaY I,1 Broadway beow
Forty -lhh-st
New-York tribune., 1873-05-15
OFFICE PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD C0NPANY,

PHILADELPHIA. March l.. 1879
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders
y The privilege Of subscribing at par 20 Tue stock
this Company brvhree and ne-hld I
cent II humber registered their Apl j. l6J
Those eut fraction subscribe for Jul share
All hsrrtons made MAY AMI q 1919 and no
subscription we'd after latter date The following are The
dates payment. umen Of 80 per cent between NAV an a.
lsI and th ra be called for on lHtv daY
notice usaments exceeding IS per time lhe
p eye OF taking be sold bv shareholder Blank
.imrnts De- oce The stock be psd for