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PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. Is, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship Thurngia CNG), Meyer, Hamburr-Kunhardt
Steamship City of New York, Deaken, HavanaF Alex
andre 4 Sons
steamship Gen Barnes, Cheeseman, savannah-w
Steamship Georgia, Crowen, Chsrieston-J W ouin-
Steamship Isaac Bell Brakeman. Norfolk, City Point
and Richmond-Old Dominion steamship Co.
Steamship Albemarle, Read, Nortok-oid Dominion
Steamship Tigress Br, Bartlett, Philadelphia
Steamship Chesapeake Johnson Portlspd-J Amcs.
Steamship Nereus Bearse RostoD-H D%oce r..
Bark Lady Gertrude tBr Mcdonald, Cork for orders
sark Arfacsud cAus. Marassi Cork or Falmouth for
Bark Ennco Merilla dtaD, Michena, Londonderry
Bark Cherokee sBr), Hansen. Finol--Ruger Bros.
Bark Mirage tGreek), Berdani Gibraltar for orders
Bark Ammonia dtaD Fidee, Gibraltar for orders
Brig Posthaiter wahl GER, Larsen, Cork for or
H0ughton. 49,
Brig Angola (Br, Morris, Ponce and Arroyo.PR-E
Sanchez Dolz.
schr George Staples, Loud Vera Cruz. &c-B Met
schr Linnet Hinds Laguna via Jacksonville -Moller
schr stephen Morgan. Cranmer. Richmond, va-van
schr ] kelsey, steelman Norfok-slacht Petty.
schr Ella Cooper. Gallagher, Elzabcthport-Murray
schr Florence Hall. Rogers. Boston-smpson, C,app
4 Co.
schr saie Burton, Burley, stamford-stamford Manu-
Steamer Phladelpna, Davis Pniladelpn,a-
Steamer Walker, Sherein. Philadelphia.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINES.
Steamship City OF New York (Br) Lochead Liverpool
Dec and Queenstown oth with mdse and 100 passen-
kess sses%sSip ship EXCELSIOR gr JOSS Barrow Nov ls via
gafas Dec with railway iron and passsenssrs sm e
SsItI 2
sff S8s
aPs & nsca glasgow Dec
with mdse and Y passengers to Henderson Bros Dec 1
lat A 80 Ion Is ss passed brgrigged steamship bound
Steamship Pommer rania ger, new) schwensen, Ham;
passengers to Knnhsrdt Co. From the 9th to 18th had
rain and Causing the ship roll very the
aeess were % most Il M e time ~. filled with wats Arrived
the III faD' ios oON : "'n wv was 0s'A'A'u Oe'0" o'
sens
fresh westerly gales ana heavy head sea the entire
Steamship Montgomery, Faircloh, savannah Dec Il
with mdse and Dasseniers to Lowden. Dec is, Is
fs %as
steamship I'S Magnolia, Nickerson, Savannah Dec Il.
with mdse and a passengers to % Garrison
and RICHMOND with mdse and passengers to the Old Do
S Steamship xiSemsrle Reed, Norfolk with md.e and
passengers 70 the old Dominion sssamshIp @.
schr Moderator, Rnon, virginia
schr Endicott, Endicot Gecrgetown. DC, for Pro.
schr Hilton Weaver, Baltimore.
schr NJ Howes, Howes Baltimore for Providence.
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Iille, Bailey, New London for New York,
win Tahr m9se W ana = Is;ss passergers rs
schr VIM / Peek Bunce, Providence for New York
Steamer Tnetls Gale, Providence Tor New YORK. with
schr R DAILY Oliver. Hoboken Norwich.
Steamer Doris Young, New YORK for Providence '''
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the cob She made mater during Ss
only about eight inches from the ires the tide tails
The vessel empes In the present position the ns can
BOSTON, Dec isThe pilot boat Louisa Jane, which was
F into and sunk By @ f4aesi % Bird m a
the dock tor repairs.
has returned here from Herring Cove and reports that
she cannot get the brig zingu on and that she w nave
tanned how badly s Sss she Is injured Jmssd '''A ''
HoLvnsAp, Dec s--The Ncona. Enrgo from Liver
on Nov - this harber with the Glee Maiden irOm
started, &c and e atter ns snsa covering s board
sanctions broken &C. The Sieoina has been re-
New 7srs reports while It aneSor s last Might
on the port quarter, doing considerable damage
LAxLAsH, Dec 3The Glenesk, Of Leth. from New York
anchored % here with with dec swept boats
cover Covering boards Estimated damage s4lO. ''''''' -
New ORLEANS Dec ls-Last night the steamboat Belle
az post ST. n'' The a brig was oaed with
ana % is0 States Loss est estimated At SSoV rhe spanish
NEWPORT, Dec E--schr Rebecca NJ Atwood, from Bos
ton st Domingo before reported sailed for Fal River
charging
landed part Of the crew Of the Bel"dere Of Brdgewats
s Finn from ra'adePha Sr Trieste ss
@ The % e. s aSs Sns ssa o re
bsese arrived here Ss ysstsrasss
heavy squs which threw her her beam s.aa S":
stove buikhead or forecaste, and shifted cargo
Miscellaneous.
The purser OF the steamship City of New York, from
Liverpool, has our thanks for favors.
Pnrser WIN Hathaway, Jr of the steamship Magnolia
from Savannah. has our thanks for favors.
SCHR BUSHNELL. at Boston from Gottenburg. re-
Dec H. Ia '"'''' : 00'''"'' VI -'" -'A' '"A''
TEsrxoNIAL-Capt Praro, late master of bark Crown
nshed OF who on his recent voyage rescued
81 bas e
Ter at Washington, diploma and medal as knsht o.
e usSe pS ns one sp apo q% wshes to
the Imperial for the honor conferred on nm
sH!rBuIIDISG.A correspondent at Millbridge writes:
Sawyer will launch brig the spring of 800 ions
be commanded by Capt Aonzo Small, and win build
vessels, y from 500 to 600 TONS Capt sawyer viii
build bark of 600 TONS to be commanded by Capt
At Columbia Falls Isaac Carlton has the keel nearly
laid in his yard for schr of about 200 tons to be off the
Colson of the brig Whitaker
LAUscE-on the 10th inst, from the yard of o Bais
@ nsM s e to
S Sspt Sspnen Burgess Of Mass ana n
and the BUILDERS She viii hail from u Boson 0' 0O''0
Wnalemen.
At Demerara Nov 90 brig Escho Williams, of Beverly,
rom cruise, arrived 24th reftting; oil not reported
last cruise But i Is ali
cruise and Would have made good catch but for the
accident to the second mate.
Spoken.
Ship Simla saltcr, Newport E. for Rio Janeiro.
% Se king PSip Sr
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Marine Disasters.

STEAMSHIP EXCELSIOR (Br which arrived yesterday
dat near Bay RIDGE but came o on the rise Of the tide
SHIP AsDnsw JoHssos from callso for Queenstown.
damage to rnddsr, had repaired and ready
BARK trnor Nor,. Thorscn at Savannah Dec u from
cred large vessel. apparently abandoned He immed
ds.pa,sSsS q the vessel sSs was found e Be-
no. andy sff
na
sbesrd she feet inches water IN her her
thing about The vessel denoted hssty abandonment
n with thy
on q taking ns b., while q, they s were
there was hsayy sea on and the aba @ vessel was
BARK NORTH STAR tsrl. smith from San Francisco
repair pumps, and remained ashore
sas. Ass g nSss oaS Gm Dublin for Ba
well up the beach IN good order and with
ns % D got S i, ss s Baker wrscer of
went ashore Cape PorcuPne dsc6srxsd part rtS
alter slight repairs resumed her voyage anu
scms RAssY KExr oyster boat Of st Michaels Md,
DEG Is During gale, oG r6onas Point The crew col
n Of fg5 s he Saptaa wsIs .ss Isssass s
sure on the wreck for an hour and half The rescued
TO be total loS
Sem LYDIA owned by John wilson, while lying at the
whar Lubec Ne, last week, fel of and broke
masts the orcmast at the deck and the about
10 feet from the top.
scHR Eros PHILLIPS. Fuller, which LEFT We ymouth
Mass 10th inst for Charleston, has wrecked
reported She the 18th In Vineyard Sound,
bound SOUTH she good vessel of about f1 tons while
the Phillips, OF Provncetown, lost small fsh.
ing vessel
The Staten Island ferrybost westaeid, while her
six o'clock trip yesterday morning. dense og prevail
ing at the time ran ashore on New Brighton nat ust
above the Lighthouse station and hauled on at 80
Pm same day, with trihiDg damage
Capt Cilento OF bark Asunts Utah, from Genoa for
Baltimore, Bermuda In dfNrcs, returns Bermuda
In Perit which sailed from this port yesterday
Capt takes with him ufam pump, which will be
put board the bark end she will proceed 70 port OF
Destination without repairing
Capt Bi OF prlg Lima from Ceniuegos for Boston. At
Bermuda, In distress retnrns 10 Bermuda steamer
Perii which sailed from this port yesterday. Tho Lmas
cargo will be destination y another yes
sell and the be pursued with the brig will de-
npon the decision OF the survey and the
estimated cost Of repairs
The o the sehr 81 Marys from Philadelphia for
Richmond, before reported SUNK by collision 10 miles
south OF Cape Henry we're saved by the vessel with
which she collided
BRxxwr, Nov aO-A telegram from Nieuwe dep Of 10.
DAVIS date states that the Kong Wilhelm 81 had driven
- ~ i'~i ~" ~ sirasa. aAa will with Ne sasA,
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Foreign Ports.


AREA, about Nov lin port ship VIM Wilcox, Crocksr
from Puget Sound VIA yalparaiso
BUEsos ArREs Oct is-Arrlved brig Gypsy Queen, Nor
Sailed Oct q barks Caroline Lamont, Bowker yalpa.
roSe Braaod nae oG SGpS Orders
In port Oct 81 ship City Of Boston ulmer une barks
TIusasT PinsRam rem New YoIs' arrived sss; Sst.s
sls sess sase and aSSds aaSsf
S%rs @ G'SS5 pm Perss"d asPa Ma
PhiIadelphia and sailed 2ist for NsvassSi st bark
. Ests Agnes ,Br' Ferguson, Moneyteo ad brig Lewis
Crosby. Brunswick. yand sailed ''"' :" ''in''
S qRssns Rssnssss a Tss coaSsT % ssn
Ron T arrysS arrived Ia G dg a. GSp
pis%me sssG from SSfoE SS
rysa W "a bo,soI sS Pear, Pcrns from do arrived 2a
25h do; schr Marion Howes from Montevideo arrived
CAIcUrrA Dec le-In port ship Glencorse tBr, char
CArE HAyTiss, Nov sO-In port Mary Holt, Higgins.
Ns RsG n port brig Eva Johnson John
''i prs SaaH %iss saE faron Tucker
il port Nov ss Sarss Reindeer WELLINGTON s from New
Eleanor Miller dr. Parfer' from S," ao do DO
Mississippi & Merchant from Baltimore arrived oath
GALE Dec SIN port ship zouave Roweil, from Rio
o,s.R.; Dec BIN port brig Aroostook, Bryant, Tor
Boston ready n i9 e sail , next day.
.onvie PRsSe Morrow. Sew @ ycrs ySatd~e' A'm0' 'ack
ndssn mss,H Ns Dec -Arrved' sehr Morning Light tB
MALAGA, Nov ss-Arrved, bark John Marsh, Pickett
Cleared 18th, bark Horace scudder, Gould, Philade
MosrxvrDE, Oct T-Arrived, bark John Matinee
CBr), Roberts, Buenos Ayres ~
Sailed Oct u, ship Cyclone King, East Indies; barks
olive Branch, Pacific coast I'D, Geo Peabody CBrl
Morrfll Barbados; Howard Brl, 81 Thomas: brig Cor
sae Bra SsT % fscs s esss %.,t
Msthide GER, san Francisco 2sth Hoiofsjord Nor)
In port Nov / ship Pacific, Foss from Brunswick "a
arrlved oct ~ baTks Courser Marsden Tor New York;
py pady fce sbr Shrlstopherson from Savannah, disg
son, INC Coscor Nor, Olsen, from Montreal arrived
0ct ~ brgs Walter Smith Smith. and stephen Bishop
Pom srASIyr, Fl, Oct iO--In port ship Andrew John
SON from caao for Queenstown repaired and ready ior
PoRr srAIv, Nov i3--Arriyed. schr sab,o pyey FAR
nandina: 18th. bark Ada Carter, Kenney, Brunswick
Ca 18th, brig Pearl, Neal, New York =
RIO JAsEIno, OCT S0Saed ships David stewart tArg),
FORBES - Thomas for orders Nov Elizabeth Cushing
in por, NOV shDs Moonlight waterhouse, from Hun.
disS syvanus BLANCHARD, McAcry from Csrdin for
1ass ssS au I'r ssrr an
Cricket kean, for Baltimore; Annie " wWeston WiIsor,
Tor San Francisco; Monnoquash ti,rl, Grimm, n9m Fer
from Montevdeo for baiimore repa; Echo, Mecahan.
for Baiumore,J wisweli Glover: Etso wnittemorc,
Wright and Kremiin wymsn, unc; schr Lamcinc, King,
~ Josss, PR, Nov as-Arrived previous briss Sarah
Tsoweil tsr Morris and Julia Esson Dr'' DUNN New
Joss sns s SSS 2SSaSrqissd es brig Stella , Mitch
sr yons, Nh, Dec is-Arrved, schr Amelia Br,, smith,
FaLrsmArso, Oct s-saiIcd barks Robert Hinc Br for
Pisngna 10 load for York Nov Abd eI Kader tPrl
Tor San fraRciscoi 9th. Matlide. ior Coblis.
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made by postmasters, but must In every case, be
performed, u at all, by officers OF the customs.
The correspondence between the Postmaster
General and the Secretary OF the Treasury shows
that they have agreed upon the course ofprocedure
in cases OF seizure, which is to adhere to the in-
-structions contained in the ntty-second article Of
the Post once Regulations.
There was also a correspondents in relation to
the late seizure and detention by the Collector OF
New York OF several packages received by mail
from Europe, addressed TO A. s. Prodean, Of
Boston, Mass, and represented 10 contain 1853
diamonds. Immediately on the receipt OF tele-
gram from Boston, advising the Postmaster Gen.
eral OF the seizure and detention at New York OF
the package he asked the interference OF the Sec
retary OF the Treasury to prevent the detention
OF the same ia New York, and after
several conferences ON sthe subject course Of
action satisfactory to both departments was
agreed upon, by which the package in question
was released by the Collector OF Customs at New
York and transmitted to Boston, subject TO pro-
ceedings there under the United States revenue
laws, and instructions were issued by the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury to the Collector OF Customs
not to deliver any such letter package addressed
to person or place where q custom house ofncer
Is stationed and special order was given direct
ing the Postmaster to forward all matter to Its des-
tinaton before interference was had by customs
officers. The Postmaster General states that Sec
tion So OF the Post once Regulations has always
been so construed by the Department as not to IN
terere with che legal duty OF permitting the trans
mission Of all mail matter to the post ONCE OF Its
destination.
The Senators and Representatives Who
Gave Back the Rack Fay.
me following is list Of the Senator'S and Repre-
sentatiyes who gave back their back pay, the num-
Der being 10 out OF IA in the Senate and Al out Of
252 in the House, exclusive OF Mr.. William Law
renee who has returned $3.50 OF his extra pay as
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district, New York; William r. sapp Thirteenth
nistrict, ONO; X. p. Lathrop Fourteenth district,
New York Benjamin Devoe, twenty sixth district,
New York; Edward Ruhe sixth district, Pennsyl-
vania.
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Steamships Thuringia tGer) Tor Hamburg: City Of
New York, Havana; Gen Barnes, Savannah; Georgia,
Charleston; Isaac Bell Richmond. &c; Albemare. Nor.
folk also the reported anchored in the bay
yesterdays edition.
The following vessels anchored of Quarantine,
outward bound -Barks vesta Ger, for Queenstown;
Johannes Rod Norl tor do; Hanna CNoD, for Philade
pha Atlantic, for Barbados
Wind at sunset NV light
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

TIES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF DECEMBER AND JANUARY.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALe.
Movements or shipping from and for the
United States.

UhaIeO SI0tess
LONDON, Dec la 1873
VESSELS ARRIVED
Arrived atI.yerpool Dec la ships Hampton Court Br)
vok, from New orleans Middlesex tBr), Massey from
Portland eOrcgon; barks windward (r Higgins, from
savannah; Mary Marx (Br) Fronet from Galveston; st
Philbert Fr), Mobon, from Fernandins. -
Arrived at Gravesend Dec l8 barks Kingdom of italy
(Br) shesrer. from New York for London; Helsingor
DAM Ginge from do for do; Nicaux (BD, Robi nson
from Philadelphia for do.
Arrived at Deal Dec Is snip Ellen Goodspeed Otis
from New York for London; barks Forsete or, Chris
tiansen, from do for do; Goudy Br), scov
Philadelphia for do; brig Carl August (erJ Petersen
from Wilmington, NC for DO
Arrived at Bristol Dec Is. barks Bolivia r) Langdon
from New York; saguenay tBr), Brown. from do for
Gloucester.
Arrived at Queenstown Dec lS ship Counakyle (Br),
Japp, from San Francisco; barks Buona Famiga QtaD
Raffo from New York; ArmQnia GtaD, Maggie from
do; Jens Brands Nor, Olsen. Baltimore; Johann
Holzerand GER, ziepke. from Philadelphia; Martno
QtaD, Gigand, from New York; brig Pace schianauo
GtaD. oneto, from do.
Passed do 18th. steamship Kenilworth Br Putt from
Philadelphia for Liverpool.
Arrived at Antwerp Dec l6. bark Piskataqua Csr),
Scott, from New York.
Arrived at Bremen Dec ls ship Henry Ger) Vessels,
from New York.
Arrived at stettin, bark wilhemina GER. Mooring,
from Philadelphia.
Arrived at Havre Dec l6 barks james Brett CALI
son, from New York; Excelsior, Bowers from city
Point, Va.
VESSELS SAILED.
Sailed from Liverpool Dec le steamships Baltic (Br)
Kennedy. and City Of Antwerp (Brl Lsvar, for New
York; ship Ceferna dam. Waycott for United States
Sailed from Plymouth Dec II, bark Bygdo tNor) Chris
ansen for San Francisco; also the Assyria for Pen
sacola.
Sailed from Greenock Dec l6 ship Kooria Moora Br),
for New Orleans
Sailed from -, Athlete, for United States
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Bark Hermod (Nor) Krog from Bremen Oct 70 0by
pilot boat Pet No o..
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THE
TORPEDO PATENT snI|
Roberts VS.. Nicholas Ga,

The following is the decision r,ndcred., I,
Mckennan, at May Torn of the Circpi, c
above case:
In the Ciicuit Court of tie Tinted State. f..
the Western District of pmnsylvor,. "a Y
Roberts ys. Nicholas Geyer-No 1--v.
1872. In Equity
November II. 1872. nill fled and -,
sued.
s"hp~na asd notice ofapplicaficp .or !.
airy injunction served.
December Il, 1872. Motion for ,,o,.,
junction heard, and the Court bcii ,,rly a, j
the premises; the injunction awa.ccd a. No,
and decree ficu.
January II, 1873. Injunction issued s,a
.alh day of January Indictment served ,a.l
aud 10y copy.
May &' 1873 Rule issued Tor defender, IA
cause why attachment should not i,su, f,r r., p.
N violating Injunction aud duly served
June ID, 1873 Rule Tor attachment in r,,
came on to be heard, and after arrumsp, NJ -,
pro snd con, the Court being full advised n,
premises, the Ru'e Is made absolute aud ~
tencc of tho Cont il, that the said cefplor
olas Gcycr, be imprisoned in tine comuo, +,
Allceecny County for and during the term d
days, and that Lc pay tie costs Of tni, i,
ing.
June I'd, 1878. Ctmmitcnt issued.
The injunction in this case was for ,nfdr,,
of the Roberts patent ot No --lcali,d IN, m,
cnl, for incr. a,iug the ptoGuctiyeness Of oil
The act Of Infringement for which the def,
was committed for contempt. consisted in
Alexandra liar.'r in txpiodin. torpedo,
wells being The same act Of infringement f,
llamar was also committed IL he case No =
vcmbcr Term, 1866, as before stated
The Court McKenran, j, attr dtliverlr
opinion in the Hamar case, proceeded to ,e.
Nicho rs Gcycr for CONTEMPT, and delreled fl
owing oral opinion:
In the case of Nicholas Geyor charged wi
same oilense, am er,irsly snti.ti d tha, The,
fl i'd present, In the B.aIS well Mt least A,
intimdted 10 the counsel in .he COURSE of us
"'"'' wv l''"'" '. gt''N tH tHt Httl' WNtlN
sired or not, is an infringement ofMs patent.
ore ach IF the injunction ofhe Court
MIR Roberts. by his patent uses as one Of tn
cipal elements Of his invention fluid tampnc
wherever there is fluid sutficicn. in a well,
time OF tne explosion of a torpedo, to oNr
tampirg, whether it gets there naturally or
there artificially, his patent il II rflinged Th
clearly the case In regard TO the Bcals well.
But Mr. C,yer seems to have hesn mi.l
Hnniar. who tod him that he merely wan
make an experiment and dc not think. Ii
ing the first time, that he ought to be very 5,
punished.
lie also is adJudced guilty Of contempt and
cd TO pay the costs OF this proceeding and II
an Imprisonment in the county jail for ten
hope this viii be the last of Ia, Sc cases b,
II the matter comes TO onr notice ngian weu
constrained to impose such punishment as wi
to make the decree of the Court citecrual.
June II
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Merchants. Lawyers. Justices OF the Peace, Land
Agents. oil Dealers and Agents. lnsu rance Agents
Expressmen and other parties in want, are informed
that we are prepared 10 execute to kinds OF
munty
.Iohbing ,atronage respectfully solicited.
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Consumption has its origin in a scrofuleous
and corrupt state of the blood, hence the lac OF
treating lung disease with cough syrup, balsams,
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BLOOD seHrchcr penetrates the secret ambush of hi
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Try one single package by return mail litprCe
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avoid Quacks and lmposters'
M CEnrrra fca. Adr,iaa nd Qan aultatton.

Nv CfIll4Eo IOr AuVIuB anu OonbtI1"7f
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College, Philadelphia, author of several vaiganho ~
works, can be consulted on all diseases OF li,o ,
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has inaeo .O
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and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
Send for the GUids 10 HeGlth. Price 10 cents.
j. II. DYOTl, NJ. d, Physician and Surgeon
l0l Duane St New York.
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$4,000 to 20, 600 teot OF SECONDHAND
TUBING, at from rs to 35 cts per foor
the Tunjn is in drst class order aud all
ready it'ed
April %. II Il. H. WARNER.
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with references and stating salary expected, r. c. H.
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-04

Elk 2D Az, FIRST FLOOR, BACK RO0M.-A GER
do man middle az d person as ladys maid; under
stands hairdresng, drcssmaking and millinery; good
reference. Address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-04

1Q7 WEST 2STH ST., FIRST FLOOR.-AN EXPE
ls)l ricnccd laundress would like some washing a
her own home; understands nuting; references.