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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-31

ALLusIoS has been made In our columns
TO the recent amendments to the Mexican
constitution. The full toXt OF the articles in
question Ia as follows!
Art, l. The State and the Church arc indie
pendent OF each other. Congress cannot dictate
any laws establishing or prohibiting the estab-
ushment OF any religion whatever.
Art, g. Marriage Is u civil contract. This and
the other acts pertaining TO the ciyil status OF
parties belongs exclusively TO the competency
~ the officers aud authorities OF tho civil order,
within the terms prescribed by law, and have
the force and validity which the same confers
upon them.
acquire real estate property nor use the rents
acoruing thercfron, with the only exception ex-
pressed in article ~ OF the constitution.
Ar. 4. The simple promise to say the truth
the place Of the religious oath for all Its effects
aud penalties.
Ait o. No person shall he obliged to give his
peIsonal labor without his full consent, The
State cannot allow 10 be carried into effect any
contract, pledge or agreement whose object may
he the detriment, loss or irreyocable sacrifice o.
the liberty OF man, he u ellher on account OF
labor, education or religious oath.
The Official PRONUNCIATION Of the amend
mepts, which was made on the nth OF the
proseut month, was celebrated In very en-
tuusiastlc manner, II we may believe the re-
ports In the Mexican journals. salutes were
fired at dawn, noon and sunset, the national
nag floated over all the public buildings and
many prIyate residences. There was civic
and military procession. At night there
were Examinations, ''tho Cathedral being
among other buildings ablaze with the light
Of gas jets." This latter statement, In view
OF the opposition Of the clerical party 10 inc
amendments, seems hardly credible Per-
-. ,ha,, haya concluded 10 ac-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-31

WATCH THE so-cALLED independent news
papers, those that led IN the late Liberal Re-
publican campaign, and you will dnd that
every one Of them advocate exactly the
measures and the policy which the railroad
monpolists would have them advocate. When
a year ago President Grant, In his annual
message to congress, called attention to the
adyisabillty Of building lines Of water trans
portation between the East and the West
those journals bitterly denounced him, figured
out the number Of millions Of dollars their
construction would cost, and pronounced tho
whole thing "a stupendous Job" In tho
same spirit the Chicago Tribune Is endeavor-
ing to persuade the farmers Of the North
west that the Government has no right 10
build railroad lines as they resolved 1t should
in their convention few days ago. We dc
not mean to say that the Tribune Is entirely
wrong, and that the farmers are right, but
that journal has not made single sugges,
ton, calculated to help them out Of their
difficulties, except to offer them the husks OF
free trade and volume Of David A. Wells
speeches, which Mr.. Greeley used to say were
written on the backs Of British bank notes.
The object OF the Liberal Republican jour
nails is evidently to continue tho reign Of the
monopolists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-31

VIZ rmSr IN ANOTHER COLUMN an impor-
tant letter from Major Richard II. Carter,
chairman Of tho Virginia Republican State
Central Committee. As an official statement
Of the political situation, from Republican
standpoint, aud Of the progress OF the cam
paigu from the pen OF one Of the foremost
citizens Of tho State, 1t Is entitled to more
than ordinary attention. The facts given In
reference to tho vote OF 1850 have never be-
fore been presented to the people so plainly,
and, as explained by Major Carter, will
servo to remove any Misrepresentation on tho
subject.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-31

IN Our NEWS COLUMNS this morning Will
Le found report of an interesting interview
with Judge Kelley, Of Philadelphia, In which
his views upon the financial situation arc DIS
tlnctly and au,horitatively given. As one OF
the leaders Of the Republican party, aHa as
man who has made the subject an especial
study, his opinions on this absorbing topic
will be read with interest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-31

fwsORpICR ODOR LRss RNCAyATING
~ COMPANY, 1855 v srnHnr, October o, lisa
Locked IKes for reception Of orders for scaven.
ger asrv!ce will bs found ~ the following places;
btatioD.house corner 81 High street and Canal,
0enrSttown: Georgetown msrket. house. corner Of
Bridge and Potomac streets: A. 4. Tnylors store,
corner Of Twentieth and streets northwest; John
Tynhns !torc. corner o. Sixteenth and l. streets
northwest; J. = Greens store, lsal Fourtetnth
Claire store; corner o. Fourteenth and V streets
street, nbUye boundary. northwest; Northern mar.
and p, porthscst;y ). ileffsrnans store. corner Of
Twelfth and y street. northv esi: Sixth precinct
station hnuse corner Of ninth and streets north.
wettj Mrs Ksohlers store, corner Fourth street
and New York avenue northwest: Seventh precinct
alton house, corner OF First aud streets north.
vest; Temperance Commercial Bureau, an5 Penn.
y lvania avenue northwest. Lepreux'r, corner
Twelfth street and psnnsy avenue north wet;
Central guard house. Louisiarn avenue, botween
| store, corner Virginia avenue and Eighth street
southeast; l. A. wonds store, corner Ninth and Il
South Cafolina avenue, betveeT Fifth and SIKH
ntr First and II streets souihesst; George n HIS.
setts store, CORNER Second and streets
fssern market house Capitol hill southeast; store
corner Ninth and II streets northeast; N. Kcean's
store. c,rner Second and II streets northeast
and avenue venue sSnS,hwsst First presinet .,atoi
'oe rdsrs asrossd bonSs a he ssys
| mentioned places will receive prompt At,ention.
oc.g I'm lStArl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-31

The AMATEUR FISAScIERs Of the country, who
are Just now engaged In discussing the shrink
age OF valued, have discovered that whisky has
declined six cents per gallon since the panic
began. II one OF them should shrink from or
decline six cents worth Of the article panic OF
another kind would set In.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-31
LAND FOR SALE,

syl ACRES OF LAND,
lying on the Washington and alexandria turnpike,
dra, will be sold IN los to suit or as an sniirly
portion Of the land has one Of the most ypni.
mandinx views OF any property surrounding either
city; on these heights wa. built Fort Scott. from
the fact Of its comma ndins Locality One hundred
adapted for agricultural purposes. This land is
portion Of the Arlington estate, aud, having the
chsnce for an investment Title pe-feet For
terms and Information apply 70 LATlMER \
Sta. ONCE building. who are the authorized agents
Of the owner. oc97.2w
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-31

THE Wake county N. O. poor.housr, says the
Raleigh NeEs, has nine inmates. We never
knew before the number OF persons engaged In
getting out that paper.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-31
THE MEMPHIS SUFFERERS.

In another column We print call to the
pastors of the different churches In the city
TO meet this afternoon In the parlors of the
Young Mems Christian Association for the
purpose of making arrangements to take up
q collection next Sunday for the relief OF the
sufferers in the stricken city OF Memphis
We arc confident that there will be full and
large attendance. The telegraph has already
told us of the terrible suffering In our slater
city, and We know that no words arc needed
to arouse the sympathcs Of our citizens In
behalf Of the unfortunate victims. Washing
ton has always nobly responded to every call
Of humanity, and we arc certain that she will
In this instance prove true to her old and
honorable record,
THE VERDICT in the Stokes trial was sur
prise TO every one who read 1t yesterday
morning. The finding was simply ridiculous
aud burlesque upon justice, and 1t Is safe
TO say that 1t could not have occurred In any
other community in the world, Only short
time ago this man was sentenced to be
hanged, and now npon a second trial he Is
allowed of with u punishment that ordl-
narily attaches to petty larceny, The Her.
aid expresses the opinion Of ninety-nine In
every hundred persons when IL says;
"After three long and wearying trlaIs the dandy
man. slayer Ia told by twelye'goOd men AMI true
that shooting down his enemy was deed barely
escaping from being honorable by some mlsera-
ble points OF law, which involved, uniortu-
nateiy, four year In Sing sing. A grand ylnul:
cation OF the law, truly! Civilization has reached
lts acme when the assassin and his friends must
have consideration. To the rope with the Rey-
nOlds, TO the moose with the Nixons, 10 the gal
lows with the Fosters. They were day laborers
or loafers, biil-stlckeTs or car conductors, and
lhey can lie spared from this civilized age, where
they neither alorn nor shine. II they XII they
are cold-bloOded murderers, but the 'onrled
Earrings OF our nation who Kill with the pistol,
must he preserved, even at the cost Of o short
imprisonment, that they may dazzle on Broad
way and lounge about the poTticos OF the great
hotels, Reynolds was wrong. Hanging Ii not
played out In New YoIk-for day lAborers, bill
stlckers and car conductors Ike himself and his
successors under the gallows beam"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-31

THE DEMOCRATIC rAPrRs Of the South
ore earnestly engaged in pualng Senator
Thurman. of Ohio, with tho intent to make
him prominent as candidate for President
In 1876. They describe him as patriot
whose unsclfish and statesmaullkc devotion
to the country entities him to the respect and
gratitude Of his countrymcn. We know him
be States rights secessionist, and one Of
the vilest kind. A Nirginian by birth. he has
done more since the close Of the war to Keep
alive the exploded theory of State indcpend'
cncc, which served to ruin the Common
wealth, than any man Of prominence in the
country. This statement is proven by the
tenor of his speeches in the Senate and on
tho stump, but more crnphatically by the i'd
dress delivered before the societies OF the
Virginia University In 1872.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-31
tY- REGIsTE8,s, az, oEFI rs r., ,,,,,.

wlniisoIos. d. q, ortober II. is;s.
No'ico " her by given that on FRIDAY, October
a. MI vii expire al licenses gwen by tue District
OF Columbia TO all apothecaries bxnks
agents. butchers In tae seyeral markets, claim
agents, contractors. cattle brokers, commission
merchAnts. deslors IN r,.srchsnjhc Of any kind
whatever, dealers In distilled snd fermented
agents ice dealers, manufacturers Of illum nAtips
sas, life and IRE Insurance cQmpanie-, patent
Of bar rooms, san,p,c shoins, uTpins houses, bill.
lard. basatsile aud denny Lind tables, bowling
Innk lhops. restaurants and eating fousts. thea.
tre., real ertaio agents, and rsctinsIs, &c. &c.
promptly ropoYed. in accordance with existing
800 "a, No., JoHNr; SooE,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-31

THE REPuBIIcIN rARTY has tho destiny
of the country for the next quarter of q cen
fury In its hands, II 1t does not foolshly
throw II away, either from an inability to
see the issues OF tho future or to deal with
them in broad and statcsmanllke manner.
In the next Congress- the party will be on
trial, and on It's action will, In great meas
urc, depend Its future failure or victory.
Questions of the greatest Importance and
magnitude will come before 1t for discussion
and settlement. First Of all thcre Is the
question Of tho resumption Of specie
payments. 1t will not do to adjourn
without taking decided steps In that
dlrcction-stcps toward restoring the
country to sound financial condition.
Theu there Is the transportation problem,
sufficient Of itself to tax the ability Of our
aIlest statesmen. The marvellous agricnl'
lral development of the West renders some
CHEAPER outlet than at present exists an Az
solute necessity. Congress will not, II 1t Ii
wise, adjourn without having matured some
plan that shall not only relieve that section,
hut that can he put into operation without
detrimcnt to our system Of Government and
to republican institutions. These are the
two main questions Of the day, TO which all
Others must be subordinated, and, as we said,
upon their solution depends the future Of the
party.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-31
PRIZE LIST
II E.t.a

10000 Prizes $3.50, OO0
Theti to the above real estate ia guaranteed
The liberal terms Of this scheme brings II within
the reach Of all-the greatest Opportunlty aver ~
fsred for the poooI r man g rise q wealth.
Single tickets, ol5J; Eleven Tickets. aes. INV.
T Mh, Tickets, ei.S; Ono Hundred and fifteen
The drawing will be made under the sape,,nteps.
ence o. ncolnmittee, appointed by the hgbrst offt
sss ~ sne sSSte dHy sworn e the faithful per.
The highest officials both Of city county and
STATE, have not only indorsed Mr. Abeles, bni also
The demand fer tickets H. unparalleled and all
desiring to participate In the drawing shouid ~
once form their clubs and send ~ their orders
the United States and Canadas. :"
Il 81 Money should be sent by Registered Letter.
Po.t Onoe Order or Express, with the full address
OF the purchaser I'm plaih writing
Every Package OF II tickets has chAnce IN win n.
prizes, but positively certain to win one white one
person out 81 every ten who purchase packa.e on
II Il bound to win two prizes.
For further intorpaiion and particulars, ssna
address
sIMON ABELRs,
so41STuThBm Ienvenworth, Kau.u.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-31
TuE OBITUARY COLUMN Of the Philadelphia
L,,i1rr, noted for unique poetlcal productions,
was lately made more notable in that respect BY
the following contribution;


The stern aspect Of tbs boy without trowsers,
climbing up stairs, presents picture which is
calculated to make the most stony -hearted sin
ner weep. But the suggestion that the unmen-
tonables should be laid aside because the infant
no longer required their use, provokes sus-
plclon that the fond parents foresaw 4 possible
ity that they might he made available In the fu-
ture. Such forethought as this Ia worthy VI their
poetic Inspiration.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-31

The RETURN OF BISMARCK 10 the Ere
mlcrship of the Prussian cabinet evidently
means determined policy 40 far rs the
Catholic Church, or rather the Jesuits, are
concerned. It will be remembered that about
the time VI. Bismarck served notice upon the
Order to leave tho state his resignation rs
Premier took place, the ostensible and per-
haps the real reason being that he was re-
fused supreme control of every department Of
the Government. This absolute control he
has now obtained, and there can be very
little doubt that he will unhnchingly carry
oat the programme he has marked ont oil
eurbing the Papal power in Germany.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-31
LOST AND FOUND.

T osT or MIsLAID-sIX NOTES, DATED
i August =. ls7l, for sioo each drawn by r. 4.
and Saran McMurray TO order q Edward H. Dough.
tercst al per cent. owned by me Parties are eau
toned against negotiating them % they 80 owned
BY me-. D. II MARNkh
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-31

NOR sALE-THAT BEAUTIFUL BLOCK OF
II building. on NJ street; 93rnsr q N,n.h norlh'
In point of conHtruotion. location and appearance
they are gnsurPassed by any private r. aidenees In
suoh a. marble mantels, inArble-top stationary
wsshsiauds throughout, hot and cold s9ter, flf.
rooms stationary waah tubs. speaking tuby., water
ciosets bathrooins and every other squisits per-
tanning to h''el''' ur;fissrkSSys '9BppLsy,
susan Seventh street pnd ioulsiAps SySIla
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-31

fW.THB best DANCE MUSIC IL FUR
- niahed by II. DONCH. Orders may be len
Eighth street southeast oc2tu
fWsDONCH's BAND-THR ONLY CIT.
- lien BRASS and Reed Band uniformed In
the Qrtric-wil receive orders 10 furnish Music Of
any jld, for any purpose, ard on nj OCT asons, At
tyJ Eighth street southeast oas III
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-31

4 PROPOSITION TO remove the capital OF
.llabama from Montgomery to Talladcga or
Mobile Is asitatlng the people OF that State
Just now. A number of North AlabamianS,
who desire the annexation Of their section OF
the State to Tennessee, favor Mobile as the
new site for the evident reason that they
would have better opportunities to ac:om-
plish that desire II the capital were located
In South Alabama. 1t Is probable, however,
that the result will be, as usual In such
cases, to more firmly secure the location ut
Montgomery. II the people Of the latter
city have any anxiety regarding the result
let them employ Rcayi,, tho great capital
mover, to work against them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-31
MEDICAL,
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

HAPPY RELIEF for Young Men FROM the eff
restored. Impediments to Marriage removed. New
msthod o. treat AT New and femArkable RENE
yeopes. ADDRESS HVWkRD AsSo6iATIoN. No
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pam institu
ton having o high reputation for honorable con.
duct and professional skill. ocS1am
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-31

USoR RENT OR LEAsR-A DAIRY AND
MAnKEI FARM Of one hundred sor,s: sd'
dria railroad, Sins directly on the turnpike, two
miles from Washington, nifty sSre, in grass. The
with eight rooms on the promises This Farm il .
part Of the Arlington estate, and will bs rented or
'eased for term OF yetrs For particulars Apply
to LATTMER OLEARY, Auctioneers and Real
Estata ID okerr, Star ONCE building. oc71a ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-31

1OnO SHARES, IN A rihsT-CLAss BUILD
lUVu ing Association. for sale. Good rs m In.
b. II. WARNER,
ocl5lt ~ Seventh street,
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ITO ARCHITECTS.

ITO ARCHITECTS.
=. ..,. LA, WAsmiSoTos. August, isys
In accordance with the proYlslnns Of an nj of
SonHressa approved March Q, ls7S. the undersigned
hereby invite Architectnral plans or stchsr in1t
including nc "a dstys or working plans for new build
eordnnoe with lilnts and conditions which siilbo
a nsaa s 60 s5pcahis The sum Of fftssR hun
adJgdsed the bost by the eoinmission: one thou
sapd dollars for the second hest, and Ave hundrea
DECEMBER, ls7a '''s
The plans must be submitted on or before the Ia,
to the Librarian Of CONGRESS, Washfnston, b. q"
(ChAiEman Of the Joint Committee
on the Library.
, q, op,sniss,op Chairman Of the Senate Commit
tee On Public buildins ana
suisso (tabiATilR Of conrs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-31

fy.MARyLsND REPUBLICANS, AT.
e.im heir EesIdsnes "a kfnas George. county.
land wIo aid not Ies.strr or vote in Wash.
,.sr ihe5 maine. At NJ. go penn.yivsni. avenue.
WIN. HENRY HARRiSON,
Chairman state Central Committee for Prinae
Georges County. cstSl AoiW
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-31

THB RRPUBLIcAS HAS LaR0hn I'm
CgLATTOy THAN ANY 0THsR hohNiN"
PIpER M THE DISTRICT OF coLUhBfA.
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f%N0TIoR To BUrCnRRs.

WASHINGTON, D, O., October % 1874
Persons doing business o. butchers In tho North.
en- market gor,9ran sSpare must pay the,r an;
Building. Fourand a.balf street. on or before Octo.
Der u, 49, No extension Of time will be granted.
BY order Of the Commissioners.
OcNst n MCFARLAND NJ NJ
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-31

JNoR sALE.-WE HAVE FOR SALE ON
ifs6 SsrIE .2ss a aaaS.E Y qHESSBts @
.sc0pPSasiihS sils Spd Rflsse or IA ah54Shbh
figures and psyments 50 reasonable as 70 o. once DO
HESTER RYON,
Real Estate Brokers'
ss97.tf Capitol I'M.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-31

Is STORY PRESSED, BRICK HOUSE, WITH
b,th room, closets and eellar hot and cold water.
xAs, slate rtelr, r. THIS property IN being sur.
Convenient % the Ninth street ears VIII sell for
premi ca, u the owner, after 4p M, No. Nb Rhode
Island avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-31

ISOR RENr-NERy DESIRABLE HOUSES
y No. 80 = street, few doors from Seventh:
street, between q and II: twelve rooms, gas aud
sater, slOc No as X street. between Fourth and
Fifth; three story brick ten rooms gas, water aud
bath. ga No. ", on First street; threes Org brick
all modern convenience, tseise rooms, 80. 4
Q and X SIS no. In ttteat;p flame, sil rooms,
SiS Apply to THos X wAddAMAN..
octss-H No. SO Seventh street
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A TTENTIoN, SPECTATORS!

VALUABLE BTSISRSs LOT,
Fronting o. by pj feet Eleventh street, betve cen
4 and strselu nnrthEest
pIice, ~ pcr squaref foot Terms. Board Of Tub.
lie Works eisit per cent certificates taken at rar.
DYER Il DAVIDSON.
ccs1n ttsq Pennsylvania ave ne northwest,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-31

DOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL FARM, SIX
II miles from the cit: and sith tn minn.e.'
branch OF tbs Baltimore aud Ohio railroad. II Ia
thisniy impr22fea; asse hnd hahisoine dscinns;
class For a ecptlemans country seat or nsrkst
D. Bi O5s Ronm No & May BnildIns ocl7 sw'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-19
COAsTyvIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACGFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANYs
cAL1FoRyIA ,.9p JaPtS AND cn1yA,
carrying mails passengers and
A;GeTs rSn1%s ass F.ss ssns "sas, Marina
Mexico, Central America,
81, amer, leave lOh sO.I and 3Oth Of each month cx
cept when those days tall sunday then the day
Fcb. 9o,Tstesmer HENRY cHArX5Ey CAPTAIN a. Q:
odSsTiTr rios captain Morse, touching at Acapulco,
es%5rai H%srisan and sssth Pacific pSra pspasurss
steamer anu ca.hns @ at San Bcato rcnata @ | ss%a' cfm
Steamer japan will leave San francisco March l. 1873,
for Japan ana china For rates c passage. freight and
''''' f. II BABY, Agent
PED EtrIs e. or Ma aS srFAyERs
cnso 1aSp 4 S.i $SSA gSS rHssSs$Sss fs HesADos TO
tesS to s M f 5 q Ea ne TSn are IN
hNGoS Cawalth ....'.'.',.....'.'' fe9ruary
3EEf agS0if 2hhE WEEKS ffTsfS 4f5sn
Ihese eHmSrs are pecal adapted I? trogical scr
ad% aSS apS aaS Sss vii y a ,akSh s ss
F0rires"i Of T. grTSfoSHsG ToHGfEPy Apply loss 70 South st. ny
no INvALIDS AND TOURISTS.
l. The first class sidewhoel steamship
NIAGARA,
stark tOnmr rlcr,
CARRfTNG THE UNITED STATES MAIL
will sail on SATURDAY February %, at IL O'Clock NJ,
from pier 81 North River,
for
BERMUDA.
Parties desiring pleasant excursion and 10 escape the
severe early spring weather will hnd This delightful
and healthy trip.
First class hotel accomrnod ations az the Islands
For freight on passage, having unsurpassed acccnmo
dations, apply 70 .n ....,.,.... %.
Next sailing day from New YORK about March s.
DRRMUpA MAIL.
- The first class steamship
FLORIDA
wit sail for Hamilton. Bermuda on Saturday, March l.
aish For 'relghtor pa;sag. apBly,t 20
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REWARDS.

a, = EwARD-FOR A CHANTILLY BLACK VEIL,
.NC lost on tho way from Eleventh street TO Tompkins
Market Address " West Eleventh street
"A, Z REV ARD LOST, ON MONDAY EVENING,
ID black Hound Dog, long ears, yellow breast and
eusi Icatncr collar round his neck The above reward
I be pgi hy return 10 rs Seventh avenue corner Fit
9cnth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-19

FALL RIVER LINE FOR boston, VIA NEWPORT :
IL The steamers EMPIRE STATE AMI OLD COLONY
rom pier ~ North River foot of Murray street. daily
Sundays excepted at p ". Tickets sold t. prnrp Il
points in New En,,and the White Mountains AMI Prov.
nces. A. y. BACON Suocrntcn lent l..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-19

A PARTNER WANTED-WITII 500 TO $500 N A
N safe manufacturing business: parties investing
have full controls capital returned every hir,y days.
Address G.. COOPER, care j. Dewey, III EoWcfy