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The New York herald., 1873-12-30
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SPEED. WARRANTED: SPEED WARRANTED.
IA. HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE BY AUCTION OF
three fast well known trotters; also fine Conpc
morse two elegant Road Wagons. two fine Portland
being the fine trotters formerly owned by we'll known
sporting politician who has lett the country
ON TuEspAAY gHis .pAD, lls lDECE@RER FER 80, AT
AD'A XTios i z ocHock cIoR iSSf PRoMpT, pf,hh'''
including the fine large blood bay totting Horse BAY
Michigan and sired BY Magma Chara the sire OF Henry
s sa s % o ss wSen IN @ %
Mich Deyos colt: he trotted this New Dorp
staten Island the best hall mile in third hean Id; Is
perfect moael OF trotng horse anu one Of the most
gentee uottng horses 70 road wagon on ioad is pleas
Is sensible and well behaved, and warranted TO b at 40
70 road wagon and warranted sound and kind, and
Also the handsome fine and fast young brown Trostng
Mare LEoNORE, l5l3 high, years old, sired by Rys
dicks Hambletonian, dam by American STAR this mare
has public record but has shown trial OF great speed
this last season; her owner intended 10 enter her in all
the prominent purses next season. she can beat 2:5
gait to road wagon and Is Get model OF grace and
beauty she driven trial last October Fleetwood
PARK by Isaac Pauding In 3i and repeated in
she y an elegant roadster exraordinary ne easy and
warranted sound and kind; this fine and fas, young
otng mare must be seen and driven to be appreciated
Also ne, sylisn and last bay road Horse l5x Ligh
private gcnteman's Imaginable; has fine noble
qualities: game, pleasant and prompt driver, and can
uot IN 40 TO road wagon; warranted sound and kind
Also elegant large bay coupe or match horse IL high
city: fine traveller with high knee action, and
quick and handy as pony: warranted sound and kind
N. B. This sale is well worthy the special attention of
gentlemen wishing first class horses all must posi-
lively be sold highest bidder without the limits
reservation. sale positive, rain or shine
JOHN l.. vANDLWATER, Auctoneer.
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UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON.
IA date Johnston Van TasseD. =
OFFICE AND SALEsRO0M, OLD STAND,
80 Nassau street opposite the Post ofice.

hS HSE AS?y'g 2Ah s s HSash
NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE
na w be n the
the dealings our house, and NE
and confidence OF the business community well the
Rasi't RSsSSkAS SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
ELEGANT pRrvATs lSs G'ShNSk GRsSThaNsStkisHxESr-rEAm Of
very closely matched bay Horses is hands years;
are EXCELLENT day syesr stylish and i0p promei
f5f 'Sa 81 e s1s IN Rs sHa
's Ses VITA SRoSS &C.
TEAM OF ELEGANT BRIGHT BAY ROAD HORSES.
ee assI
'0s ri r PmAEToN g r in
GENrsMxS's Ro%b ffEfRsSsourBAY HORSE lss
from vce tree and plessart dIiver has fine open
gait aud knee action; can trot In minues sold only
Tor SIDE BAR Roxp " WAGON. j's IN EXCELLENT
SLAcK :, HORSE, lss: hands. years kind and true in
driven by any every way reliable; without
'ao Rna sGq 'e soRmRE Raa o. frFSrrNe MARE R
long name and a is,a hands yeats KIND and true in
m o nS and ss S
SuTTfR 4 sLEIdT,' EoBEs, bE ExSRErs. &c So
hoSD sfs's2 %2aos In
BAY MARE, iss hands years; kind and true in all
ler rst class family horse. and sold only want Of
TWENTY OTHER FIRST CLASS ROAD, FAMILY and
opsSss FINE sIpE hS RSkp %s s
%Rz ssfss' sS SsSEa n'fs S' VIII Al OUR
SALE COMMENCES AT lox O'CLOCK
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A GREAT, SPECIAL AND POSITIVE SALE,
a BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
TUESDAY gHiS DAY. DECEMBER 30. AT

AT STABLE NO; ! NEiLsoN PLACE MERCER sT).
bES Egfk hREp
JAMES E wiz TIE sa2s shHsESTS SS
CRY or ShM ySsKii gSR HAXhN1, o. SASg1kY
aISSS SSST III HISHSsf ~
SsSi ss!SsT y dam
ton, OF Orange county; he has q fine and handsome
ola s;' isss spTiSs
wn na
horse for s % rsceivsd orei % WHICH leaves
se tins
this spring, will trot we'll down in the twentes he is
he Rs0%s Slse c
ysn IN harness as any oer living ne mas great en-
speed and pedigree combined make MIN valuable horse
Is T and
Hit oe @ ssen ana o q dark pev Mare m
hish 7ysars old was sired By Ethan Alien dam Is By
for present owner Toted on the an Of July last at
against any horse the place that had never tro.sed
s s Vices sSa Fl
stable or OUT is very handsome with ine name and
be driven lady with perfect safety she is warranted
Also ape and last bay Colt is,s hands, years old
N he has never been handled to show speed can
beat 80 now: he Is thoroughly broke 10 all harness;
handsome, and can his five miles In Is minutes
he powerfully gated and warranted sound and
kind.
Also fast brown trotting Mare, 15 years old; was
raised In kcntucky and Is as fine gated and honest
trotter goes the road; she beat 80 all times
and repeat every mile In that time she gentle and
and kind. 80, : ~.
The Carriages consist Of Park Phaeton top Wagons
fine two-seat Sleigh. single Cutter Harness. Blankets
fine Robes, Whip, &c. +, te. 1rf =, f.f}. : 7 ET7
n B.-Gentlemen can have the opportunity Of seeing
stock at stable as above at all times prior sale and
any Information can be ascertaned Sale positive rain
shine TO highest bidder without limit restriction
Remember, sale commences at II O'Clock promptly.
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4s HORSES. CAHfx1AGIcs. &C.
T AUCTION THIS DAY, BY
IA WILLIAM VAN TASSELIs AUCTI0NEER
successor to Johnston Van Tas,elD, =.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART,
ITO, liz AND ia EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR
FOURTH AVENUE

h n 4 Z
saf 6ssba9 Ha asb aFp sEDA
rwentyour to forysght hours gwen to purchasers to
CATALOGUE OF TIIls . RAY ISf's TUESDAYS SALE
PRIVATE EsTABnisHMnENf"vE II n ELEGANT AND
s as Ssss rs m nsnGs as
we %aSsd ~ IL Sas o IN
family carriage team and warranted sound.
COUPE .RoCKAwAy, CITY BUILT; TOP WAGON
a'tSi1 cSHrE H1s stssTSABLrsHMEsr-sIRcA BLACK
o oEppe Horse M hands % high old hnd and true
an pe es has very n ans IS
superior family animal fs ~
So9fED pfsfss FINE ok5ER BUILT BY WOOD BROS
betonan dam ics SIZED Bx M sEo1sP s a aAa
years old; kind and true in all harncss from vice
sodsrsnce and for aentsman's road horse is unsur
S;s S @ ssissi; fsS Ap ), ,cu
ssss. 4
horses 81 in the city. ~,
SSs sIEsg ssy
SIss @ Ssyys sS faa Al
and son Hih te IaHl lhaRalng WI, trSs very fast
soRkEG MARE iS h1SDs ThIom YEARS oIp
Kind and true in all harness Tree from vce very styl
Z e. s's si'i at%
minutes; has been used for family driving and is,
every way, safe and reliable .rsl -r.rf ,5s#'
TOP SIDE SPRING ROAD WAGON
STEEL GRAY MARE, 49, HANDS HIGH, 3 YEARS
old kind and true In all harness. tree from vice;
travellers tree and stylish driver and excellent horse
Tor general Use. st Fl.
TWO BUSINESS WAGONS M
BAY HORSE, I52z HANDS HIGH, 10 YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness. from vice; fast
traveller an excellent horse TOR general use and
FIFTEEN PORTLAND CUTTERS
CHESTNUT TROTTING MARE, IA HANDS HIGH, SIX
years old kind and trne in all harness from vice
trotted one month in 2as; sa free and pleasant
driver and warranted sound. l. ..trv.r. =. Vt
ONE FOUR PASSENGER ALBANY SLEIGH
BAY PONY, II HANDS HIGH, SEVEN YEARS OLD;
kind aud true In all harness free from vice Good
traveller; superior Tor lsdys childrens
aud warranted sound; also set harness and ss1 w
TOP WAGON: -.
OF sale Is. +A@* -t@ ~
Carriages of all kinds sleighs Harness. Robes Blan-
kets, &c. s-l.-. t4s .t.M
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received which will be sold half the cost of I'm
portation. CAMILLE DE LACY
s82k Broadway, near Nineteenth street.
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u oCKAwAy, BUGGIEs, PARK AND PONY PHAE-
III tons Express, Depot and Business Wagons and
second hand ~ per cent less than at any house In tho
city. NJ hl West Broadway. near Canal street.
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DARTNER WANTED-wITH $GU IN AN OLD
i established private Market the best avenue In
Reade street A p. KLINE.
The New York herald., 1873-12-30
on Kobs BIankets, Lap Robes, whip, Bells. Ac.


A SPECIAL AND ABSOLUTE AUCTION SALE
"a o MI the private road Stock Of Maxwell Hoffman.
doing az e. hqsiness $50 on Broadway Am - 90 pno.r
at private stable, 20 East seventeenth street
west OF Broadway, consisting OF fine team Of road
ne M eganS rs sm OF 6asne ssb aoTs sad
Superior team Of dark brown Geldings, 1921 high. s
oughbreds are handsome rich and high boodel in ap-
pearance cannot be outsyled in The city for their rich
eesana ne nad long archsd neSs
bodies good bone and muscle in limbs good souud icet
nne names and fails drive like horse are honest.
together and move in style and gait like horse -
his high bred and extra stylish team was raised on
by Captain Vanderbilt one year ago for 81 600
they are for no iart but want Of use and the
purpose Of rerenchment during the panic; gentle
in the month Of April by returning them TO my agent
the auctioncer; they are warranted sound, kind and
Dark brown tretting gelding Bethel Boy, l5k high,
years old raised In Bethel vermcnt sired by Slack
as aaa by itiiord MSrgan which troed n IN
wagon when years old; Mr. Ford used him as . road
horse or one year. during the time troted him on Fleet
IN s Rna and
nsfigent without trek fault spot or biemish and
Chestnut sorrei eiding 5,s high years old sired by
Columbus, dam fne and fas Virginia mare Is an ex-
warranted SOUND and KIND ~as0n '0'e
Brewster sdebar Y seat open Wagon: n n. $500 ifh
one tortland Cutter Sleigh, used but six times. y
One Albany Cutter Sleigh used but one season..
Fine SET rht single road Harness by Dunscomo.
Twosingie set road La ness by Stngs
Kersey Sweat stable Blankets and fun suits Bells Whips
Saddles Brides, Bits and Track Pads.
Sale positive. stock on exhibition s-,
n
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
A T AUCTION N-sPEED SPEED.
IA FOUR TRQrTERs
OWE cnnPE HORSE.


- WIN. VAN TASSELI. AucticneeE
me private stable No. East Twenty eighth street.
THIS MORNING Uuesday), Dec 80 at 10 o'clock sharp
- Remember the hour. llat +
one bay Horse, lC hands high years old an uncom
monty hne Coupe Horse, match morse for carriage
team he has nigh shoulders, long arched neck sound
barreled smooth hips null wei turned quarters and very
srons limbs and superb feet he mas high movemcD and
Kind. =
one Troer, coal black 1873 hands high. wears old
ana no horse handsomer or more snowy; can trot IN
minutes warranted sound and kind and 10 be an easy,
even and pleasant driver Nl NAM strN
One bay Iroter, l5L hands; very handsome in ap-
pearance and in action and very last; years old and
warranted sound and kind =
One bay Trotier Is Sz hands; blooded; beautiful and
very stylish; has roted better than minutes years
old and warranted sound and kind.
nese nve choice Horses selected by the owner for
ther speed ana ne driving, will be sold the highest
bidder and must be Sold rain or shine Horses on ex
hibon And also the following Property OF the stable
Clarence, by Wood Bros. f4
Top Wagon, by Stivers Nt FAt
NO top Road Wagon by Brewster. nN letf
-Four seat Albany Sleigh pole and shafts
Gutter sleigh by Russell, OF Portland.
Black bear Robe. -. y
Moli Robe. Blankets Ian Rahes Mhiu. bella &c.
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ah Bowerv, corner Fourth street
On account OF the general de epression In business,
S300W
worth of first quality pure French Hair, maze up into
switches and curls, will be sold
at greatly reduced prices,
which puts Il within the of everybody to procure
a handsome holiday present at merely nominal figure,
and enables me Keep my factory hands employed dur
ing the winter.
Everybody in want OF handsome Switch should take
advantage OF this opportunity and call at l. SHAW'S
Hair Establishment before purchasing elsewhere.
Every article warranted as represented;
can offer to the public Inducements which cannot be
superseded by any of my competitors.
PRICE LIST.
Human Hair Switches, 81 and upwards. finest quality
OF Hair Switches, solid and NOT dyed,
z lSinches long, ounces weight, 81; formerly SIS.
q % inches long, ounces weight, 50; formerly So.
26 inches long, ounces weight 81 formerly So
81 inches long. ounces weight S9 formerly $40
Shaw's patent Hair Switches, SOC.
Long single Curls, naturally curly
Pinch 81 24-inch. 81 So 26-inch, ST.
Frizzettes 25c.. Soc and 81 per yard
Ladies' own hair made in latest styles.
Combings made up, SOC. per ounce
Goods sent q. u -. express on receipt of color
and money In registered letters Post Office order Tree
of charge.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

A GRAND MASONIC GIFT CONCERT.
10000 przesl
$251000 in currency to be given awayi
by the
Masonic Relief Association of
Norfolk Va.
This Drawing has been egalzed by special act Of the
Legislature to- raise funds for the pletion OF the
Masonic Temple in the city Of Norfolk
The New York herald., 1873-12-30

Advisory, Board. t.
His Excelency Governor Colonel Thomas f. Owens.
Gilbert c. Walkcr r. g. NJ,
Col Kader Biggs, r. b. p, John b. Whitehead, ESQ,
John r. Mcdaniel P. g. ex-Mayor, ~
Commander Colonel w. H. Taylor
j. J. Bnrr0ughs State Senator.
Captain Samuel Watts, Vr- James g. Balm, G. G.
ginia Legislature, g. q. c.,
Robert E. Withers G. NJ. g. Fl. P and D. G. c. OF @. c..
Orders for Tickets and oil communications should
addressed 70 fes.r HENRY v. MOORE,
Secretary Masonic Relief association.
rfrE 81 Norfolk Va;
l or. JOSEPH BATES
Agent for New York. l96 Broadway, Room
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List of Gifts.

Urand total ten thousand tilts), all cash 500 100
Whole Tickets $5 Halt Tickets 81 50. sr@NA 'a.tE
Plan of drawing same that Of Kentucky state
Library Association Drawing to take place In Norfolk
THURSDAY, January 10, 1874 k 81 lta
.HE 1850 Directors ~at sMMM 5.t#a
John l. Roper. President John B. Corprew.
James Y Leigh. .g4l + N1. .s Treasurer
George s. odfield, Walter H. Taylor,
Daniel Hustled, a4t John A. RoEson. III
M H. Stevens, II William II. Wales,
B. We'll, John T. Redmond.
, 1873-12-04

The young people watched the doctor
closely, wondering what miracle he was
about to perform with the eggs and
wine.
The doctor took the tumbler. rinsed
it out and carefully turned into it first
the yolks md then the whites Of the
eggs. took teaspoon and stirred them
we'll together, then filed the glass to the
brim with wine, shook it up we'll, and
thoughtfully surveying tho MIXTURE a
moment with an air of supreme salts
faction. put the tunblsr to ha lips and
drained it to the bottom.
Setting the tumbler on the taofe. the
dotor smacked his lips couple Of times
and then cody remarked:
"Well. my friends, jeff is pretty bat- :
" hurt; but let me assure you, he is by
no means dangerous. ."-Da6uq,S Times
, 1873-12-04

A Cool Doctor. certain doctor,
whose name it is not necessary to men
ton. seeing that he wears No. 9 cow
hide boots. q practitioner who is ever
ready to lush in case Of ache and acci-
dent, may be presented in proof of the
assertion that it is good thing to be a
doctor.
Recently slight smash happened to
jeff Stiene, ,me fifteen miles from town
on the Andrew road He was thrown
from bis carriage near the residence of
Rvne. to wboss house he wax taken in a
state Of apparent insensibility. An
aged physician. living little way mp
the creek, WAS Immediately sent for and
came post haste to the aid of the suffer-
or. After feeling of tbs young man s
pulse. and heaving three OF four loug-
drawn si2hs, the doctor turned to Miss
Alice, Il @ daughter of Ryne, and in
qnired
s. Have you any fresh eggs?"
"Uh, yes, plenty of them, doctor, -
said Alice.
"Weli," said the doctor, "get two
and separate the whites from the yolks,
and beat them up thoroughly in differ.
vessels"
Alice. aided by her little brother, set
absut the task with alacrity, which she
soon accomplished. full of fifth that tha
sufferer was soon to be relieved from
his pains and brought to his senses.
Now, doctor. said Alice, "your
eggs are ready; what next?"
Thanks" said the doctor, "have
you any good whiskey? or wine will
do
Tho wine was accordingly forthcom-
ing in twinkle.
"Now get me tumbler. please" said
the docter,
, 1873-12-04
Not1Cos

NOt1Ces .t
IN HE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NO
Il tice that ON the 17th day of June, 1873,
they leased the Seattle Market. buildings and ap-
prutenances in Seattle, King County, Washing
ton Territory, to Phelps and Wadleigh who
since that date have carried on the business at
the said market, under the firm name of Booth.
Foss h. .Borst." Benceforth they will conduct
it under their own name, Phelps and Wadleigh
and we'would solicit for them = continuance of
the patronage so kindly extended to US in the
past.
With many thanks for favors received,
Respectfully yours,
BOOTH, FOSS L BORST.
WYE BEG TO INFORM THE PUBLIC
w that we succeeded to the business OF
Me-srs Booth, Foss 4 Borst from and sn the
18th of June last and are now desirous of con-
tinuing the business under our own numo. viz =,
Phelps 4 Wadleigh.
With very many thanks for past favors, and
trusting to secure vour future patronage, we are
Yours respectfully
Dec. l. PHELPS L WADLEIGH.
, 1873-12-04
The Christian Bankers.
WHAT THE COOKIES HAVE DONE AND ARE
DOING.

DOING.
The President would like TO save the
discredit of bankruptcy to his favorite
firm d friends, and to avoid the expla-
nation which The public would expect
for his own operations wi h and through
them, both personally and officially.
Therefore he is very urgent in advising
those less fortunate than himself to ac-
cept the proposition of Jay Cooke & Co.,
by which the last vestige of protection
for the creditors would be renounced
and the assets, as nuch AS they are,
appropriated for themselves. Last week
depositor called at the banking house
Cooke, in this city. to make inquiry AS
to the prospects of saving something
from the wreck. While questioning the
clerk, Gen. Babcock came up and vol-
unteered to say that if the crediors uni
ted in the proposed release they would
be secured against loss. He advocated
this policy with the zeal of counsel and
was evidently rejecting the wishes of
tbs White House.
Although detailed statement" of
the affairs of Jay Cooke & Co., was
promised a month ago, to supplement
the one sided general exhibit which they
caused to be telegraphed over the coun-
try, it has not been furnished to a siD2i-
creditor for examination. What purports
to be detailed statement" is entered
on huge book of accounts covering
many pages, and is TT t in, d in the bank
house. They have not only refu. ed to
print it, but refused creditors the poor
privilege. of making copies at their own
expense. So as to prevent any fair anal
isis of the cordition Of the ooIoeIl
This tells the whole story. if any doubt
ever was entertained OF the rottenness
which is hidden in their books.
The attempt to deceive the public axd
the creditors by false pretense that the
wives af these parties would surrender
something valuable in renouncing dover
rights to certain real estate has provoked
much Indignation. now that this artitice
is well understood. There IS no real
estate but the banking houses, which
are believed to be covered with liens
and wild lands in several Of the Western
States, without any ascertained value.
It is not proposed at all that the wives
shall give up the immense property
which was made over to them before
the collapse and with the full knowledge
that it was then pending and inevitable.
They taks good care to keep all that's
, 1873-12-04
Goods!
Son
Have received their new Holiday Stock Of
Watches. Jewelry and Silver Ware consisting

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All descriptions of Ameri-
can Watches. solid Gold Sets,
Brooches, Ear-drops, Opera &
Vest Chains, Masonic & Odd
Fellows Pins, Shirt-studs,
Sleeve Buttons al d Bracelets,
HSilver Chains, Fruit Knives.
Nakpin Rings, Cups, ,Spoonsand
Forks. We also have a splen-
did assortment Of plated wares
such as Castors, Butter dishes,
Fruit dishes, Ladies, Napkin
Rings, Vases, Spoons & Forks,
Butter Knives, cts;
AL of which we offer at the very loves. prices.
as we are determined to sell so thst people can
afford to buy Call and sstisfy yourselves.
EA All work done in our line with nestness
and warranted. articles bought Of US will b.
engraved free of charge:
A- Agents for j. E. Spencer / Cos Diamors
Spactacles.
L. P. SMITH & SON,
o2S Watchmakers and jewelers.,
Mill Street, Seattle, W. 7.
, 1873-12-04


The BIRD THAT FOULS ITS own NEST.
Some months since young man in
this city. in fit of ill-humor at the ac-
ton of the Trustees of the Seattle nd
Ealla Railroad in matter in which he
felt personally interested, viz: the cleo
ton of the Secretary of tho Board, vsht
ed his spleen in a very indiscreet letter
written in confidence to An intimate
friend in walla Walla county. By an
act of base treachery to the obligations
pertaining TO confidential communica,
tions, that letter fell into the hands Of
an emissary of the enemy to the rail-
road project, and was given to the pub
lie through tho columns of journal
subsidized to an adverse interest. and
created feeling Of intense indignation
in this community. The author of the
letter was hunted up and almost hunted
down by the anathemas and denuncia-
tons of an outraged people. We do
not say that the young nan who wrote
the foolish and ill-advised letter was too
severely censured; but we do claim that
the same measure of condemnation
should be meted out to all like offend
ers against the common veal of the
community. Every damaging statement
made IN the Objectionable letter, saving
only the vituperative terms in which
they we're expressed, had previously
appeared in journal published in this
city, instigated by the same cause. and
carrying with it the additional weight
of a home endorsement by journal
affecting to represent the populer senti-
ment of the town; and the strangest
, 1873-12-04
OCCIDENTAL Hotel.

A frst-class house and a
chance for everybody to live
cheap during the hard times.
t The best table and the
best rooms and beds of any
house in the Territory.
E Guests treated with po
liteness and attention.
Free coach to and from the
house.
j. COLLINS & Co., Proprietors.
Seattle, v. T., Nov. l, 1s7a.-tf