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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-03
New York MREkct.

New York, Sept. 2-FIOur-ln good
demand and higher; supcTtine western
and State s. 2Oa5 20; common 10 good
81 4OaG 10; good to choice 50 SOA1 60;
white wheat extra 81 G0aS 20; extra Ohio
IS 75alO 70. Wheat-ln fair demand and
higher; inferior No. 8 spring 81 "; in
terror TO nrimO No. Q milwaukee, 81 6sa
| co. Nos. 9 and 8 Chicago mixed 81 50;
No. 9 Chicago q 80; winter red Toledo
81 GStal 90, COrn-ln fair demand and
higher; steamer western mixed 5SaGOc;
sail do. OlaG2c; high mixed and yellow
western 03iaOjc. Oats-FirmCr and un-
changed: western i3a4jC; white 4Ga4Sc.
CoHec-Quiet and firm; Rio 2Oia22ic.
Sugar-Flrm; fair to good refining SsaS!c,
Moiasses-Firm at 20c. RiCe-Firm al
Stable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-03

All asHg1 alter gs-sgl has .z1et t.o1n %
I he lace % the e2ri8. TSoP.e WhJ h1Yc
l c.gEE % Tic iAi,A y tAtlT .siEerI, = The
ula God NAql Lz.I !AlasfE vgaA.pei,
lsElng ~ change sal seEkiag 10 change,
. Shis creed stssr creed AS ksd - day,
. zn1 decay Az lccessaai VAT over 11ctr.
"a. pE1B have tesl.4,gt smp.Fes My
sympG'I.e 10 the play. .ei nc cafes.
have always been E.'A nIsrA augas-
. .sss AMI homeless sp3lcC 10, BIS wealth
All robbed %, BIS daughter, be = driven
90; 10 Bis Old exc 90 caGl.e1a peaury-
au4 ilf waAif llsg.ie1 AID spai upon.
his religion fvT.st and bis hu1Ss iaboa.
grg1 be lpak % revenge 10 cggAflly
murder. After the Cagsuza pattern. be
sJggh, 5gI the !l.GImtEi q IS cUgyAcl.
the terms u which be aAd compiled
With, as4 Ug1.d haye compiled Win
probably. bad pnzIi!1as bcea reversed
Would EOI htysoet, hiBk 700, have bAFUd
his breast 70 the kaiie "a tulnllment OF he
bond without The splTiless iuH that IN.
'gEa made About IT, Sgch j Jewish
faith Depend upon il, the vile Jew
would -, have sheltered himself from the
iulhlimeu, Of bargain which he himself
sought under the bubble about drop O!
blood Won't hsye Jews 20 talk about
"the beat society o! New York" You 90
not know what Il Is 70 miagle with Jews,
gone among the RAbbis, sai 81 their feet,
and, 10 admiration O! manners and learn
Ing which pass oil previous experience,
OF a gracious gcu,!euess which makes the
liberation afforded you by any Other sect
seem bOoTish ruIenes, recognized SO
clcty" 10 which lev can hope permanent.
" 70 attain, a courtesy which comes di
the scholarship and culture Of thousands
OF yeAB. Wont have Jews, indeed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-03
Cincinnati Market.

ClHCINHATI, Sept 2.-Coiton-.Steady
at lS!c. Flour-Demand good at full
prices SO s5a7 90. Wheat-Demand fair
and market firm at 81 80. Confirm
at 52a53c. Rye-Firn at 7Gc. Oats and
Barley-UnchAnged. Groceries-Strong
Olls.Firm. Eggs-Dull and prices have
declined TO l5c. Butter and Cheese
Steady. ProvisiOns-Quiet. Mess Pork
$40 l2alG 81; sales at $40 u. Lard
Quiet and nominal; steam held at Sc,
Bulk Meats-Quiet and steady; sales OIL
shoulders at Sc; clear rib sides 9tc; clear
orc. Bacon-In fair demand; shoulders
81 l2A0 90; clear rib sides $40 2Oal0 %;
clear $40 so. Whisky-steady at gGc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-03

I sinnt q Z turned % sianE I could
not collect ny tE0Eght Cerils 90 i'm
plsEG No, Do. Ceels =, I'll. aEa I he
aaps Ect E1oDup.i9s u Ais boil bs1
R9m4l.
Ny lfBi Impulse va " lza9gBGg her u
al fisA-!1 tel the truth Bat The lear
OF '.dlCgis % the dread U! tIsgrEcg A. Lzst
frslniBsd me, snd mlds me consent 10
eas.Fs I4s terrible cDzpIIEIEy
Carmen W.i never fIat. B0' we're TIE
jgweh irEre1 Probably sic hal lliled
from Ffaacs f.; AmeraA. aDd % svsIeI
the police
As Tor Cgclle. siE months later found
her b. her mother, pore, ifuH, sHd Ian1
cent, and not unli We bad bssn married
iTo years 30 relate u BE-: NJ llEe1-
iuFe 10 A.gisra
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-03

BALTIMORE, Sept, ., : FIouF-FIFm,
steady and unchanged. Wbeat-Ac,iye
and strong; choice white 81 81; lair to
prine 81 Gjal7j; amber 81 7Sal 50; Ohio
and Indiana 81 sal Gj. Confirm
mixed western Gle. OAts-Dull and weak
mixed western 42c; white 4ia4Gc, Rye
Dpll at 75aSjc. Prnvisions-Quiet, heavy
and unchanged. Butter-stesdy and IN
changed. Whisky--Firm at 81 10. Col
lee-unchAnged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-03
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, September 2.-Flour - De
maud fair and market firm. Wheat-De'
mand active and prices advanced lc; No
l white Wabash 81 So; No. twhito Michi'
gan 81 IS; No. . do 81 10, amber Michi'
gan spot 81 4GAl 4Gi; seller September
81 A; No. . red 81 As; No. 8 do 81 A.; re-
iectcd 81 20: No. amber Michigan
81 42al 42i; No, Dayton * Michigan
white 81 50. Corn-Market firm; high
mixed spot 47a47!c; seller September
Al Al; seller October 43is49.c; white 4Sc
no grade 44a4Gtc. OAls-Demand good
al full prices; No, ., 32ia3Sc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-03
Another Article Of Common House.
hold Use Superseded.

Associated with the earlier recolleciiOns
Of a great many men and women is the
memory OF the Bath brick and emery
stone wheTewith the knives and forks, and
pans and kettles, and other kitchen Arti-
Cles were at sisted times secured up
Thst primitive mode prevails to-day in
thousands OF families who have never
used Sspolio But once let SGpolio be
used for this purpose and that housewife
never wants Bath brick or emery stone
any more. SapOio not only scours oil al
rus, and tsrnish, 1t brighIens bestows a
polishGs brilliant Us new, and does 1t in
one tenth the time required by any other
substance, Sold everywhere House
keepers Try it, eOdSw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-03
Nnu Nork nrr Gools Mn1kpt.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-Trade movement
was active with both agents and jobbers,
Cotton goods in spirited demand and
steady. Bleached shirtings from lie to
l5Ic are in short supply and have an up
ward tendency. Prints very brisk, many
STYLES being sold ahead. Worsted dress
fabrics active. Wool and worsted shAwls
in moderate request. Hosiery and knit
goods are selling freely. Wooden goods
in request, especially fSnnelS and blankets,
Foreign dress goods, black silks and vel
vets fairly active.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-03

STATE BONDS-Duil and nominal.
sToCKs-opened weak aud so ContIu-
ued until midday, when the market be-
came firm, Vanderbilt stocks being especi-
ally so. The decline early in the day
ranged from t to ] per cent and the sub
sequent advance from to-i4 per cent
Eric closed weak, notwithstanding the de-
clAratiOn OF dividends to-day The most
active stocks were Western Union, which
advanced to oct, Lake Shore, Union Pa.
cihc, Pacific Mail, New York Central,
Erie and Wabash. There was difference
OF per cent between cash and thirty
days in Wabash, and seven hundred
shares were brough! in under the rule. 1t
is stated that clique in it Is endeavor.
ing!to create the impression that there is a
contest pending for control at the next
election, in order to enable them to un.
load
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-03
Trurelen' Register.
acknowledgement.
A THRILLING EXCHANGE.

raid grave payh, why, RlttlG child.
what do ] on your auRef s0o''
'Oh, THIS paptF'' the maiden 'Ai1,
Why. thls, you know. sam gave 10 ne
And pray what hight had Sam, my dUar.
Ny daughters hand 10 fgttsr TINS 2"
On, lot mel sec Miss Kittir Sald
II was the day hB dlged with gn
q" lie luoi with VA papa replied.
Pray, what has that 10 do With It."
Why nothing, Dir, but then, you know.
w uied 70 SEQ II II WOuldEr,
And then No e0dida't Get on,
Although We tried aud tried, and tried i'
"FOpr child m take II on At once"
VITA tnnicfnnsi papa replied
with bushes Klttlo hung her head.
"Oh no, pa a. because, yIH zee,
BAN said, II s0RSihIag I'd Riyeh him,
WY, hu would give tbs bBy u me
On ah replied papa, Indeed
Aud pray what did you give him, m.,i
Ouly title, rir, che raid;
"Hu wanted, aud Rayc-a klss 90
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-03

These pills are composed exclusively Of
vegetable ingredients, although they en-
tirely supcrBede the use IL mercury, do
not leave any Of its injurious effects
They act directly upon the liver, and are
a valuable remedy in all cases Of derangc.
ment resulting from \ diSordered state OF
that organ, Liver Complaint, Bilious
Disorders, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Typhoid Fevers, &c, &c, all succumb to
the free use Of SCheuck's Mandrake Pills.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers.
cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-03

Heath Ia ~ syuptua' - sell - ilseAse
The g car eye. The lFusa e1ap.cE2na. The steady
kaHe- he RI ttsg, The Gre.ozcGi ofAla, hfisE
nrss Of sglfIts- aat = dispo-iu0n 10 looE ou TIE
sflyEl ace % everything arc lld2eA:5ts lEAl Ia
ag.mal uarElleFFis 10 psfteci working ufcsf
Htygy are hey vi. &c reading gear o; lie Is N
tsIs gAGt.luat G3EIlugE, AID ioriGuh;B too Arc
thgy Who know h0u 70 tF.sg y iEio s1ch con.
dtf5a n tlsarrkngsd Al uk9 have tIperie hocd
or wilnessel The eject OF Uusseutr's st0zAcE
Bitter ap1u tAs weak broiea d1UH, tefpoId-
.ag victims OF tysprpsla, liver couplA!ut fever
AID Agre. rheGnAita, neTTUus debility, or PFC
aal1fe ccgay. EIoW lkAi u Lhn supreme i0Eic
nd .ltsfauVe there CxibtaA FpeciHt principle
which fuzihrs the very fJGrco Of the tF0Eblr
and tlIgcls 40 AbsOlgtr and permanent eufu. 4
P4yi3lf LHHR mlshI DO Aply inscribed on the
abel! fJf the preparation lsA plurality Of RENE.
dies c0GdgIscd iato0 one LfTcslSph!o Anildoic,
dan
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-01-09

Just taken his Bigters. I'VE heard n
seedy-looking individual with an alarm
ingly red nose remark to q brother soak
er that he had "iust had his bitters,
but he didnot mind taking another nip"
His remark suggested train OF rehec-
ton. How was it, we asked ourselves,
That the word "bitters had grown to
be synonym for gin, whiskey, rum,
and other alcoholic stimulants, to which
it was applied Unfortunately. Bitt-
ers, we reasoned, suggested the idea of
healthful tonic, not of poisonous
stimulant; something invigorating to
the system, not an alcoholic irritant,
full of fusel oil, producing present in
toxication and ultimate insanity, idiocy,
or premature death. Moreover, our
idea of bitters was totally irreconcila-
BILE with "gin cocktails" "rum pun
ches," and "brandy smashes," which,
we are informed, are sweetened with
sugar and rendered doubly injurious
with essences colored by means of min
eral poison. This was bitter-sweet
with vengeance. We mentioned this
problem to friend. He solved it by
exclaiming; "Why, don't you know
that most of these bitters advertised
as remedies are only drains in disguise.
Topers know it, if you do not. must
make one exception, however" he add
ed, "and that's DR.. Walkers California
Vinegar Bitters; there isn't particle of
alcohol or fermented liquor in it, and it
is the best vegetable tonic and altera-
tive in America. Com.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-01-09

The general servant of Partisan gen.
tleman entered, like Niobe, all tears"
his wife's chamber sobbing:
"Oh, madam! "Oh, madam ~
"What is the matter, Francoise ?"
Madam, L have stuck fork into my
finger"
"Oh, that's nothing, FRANCHISE you
will not feel it tomorrow.
81 should not be afraid, madam, if 1
was sure the fork was silver"
"You may, then be perfectly easy
the fork is all our forks are silver.
ooh, then 1 don't feel alarmed ;.but
I was dreadfully frightened, for L
thought the fork was plated"
The next day FRANCHISE disappeared,
taking all the forks with her.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-01-09
LARGEST AND uANDsoMEsT
+ r IN CHI OIL CHROM

ever offered by any periodical The size "a 1.e x21
l.G inches, gives wall picture great elegance,
"nn, ~ ne picture stores, easily sells for s12 CO.
Is u most Charming CENTRE PIECE to
WIDE AWAhE' AND FAST ASLEEP"
.hose h TWO pretty french Oil Chromos, now famous
the continent over and Of which we have oIreodv
even away nearly 10000 pairs to our subscribers
lhcy are still in unabated aensnd, and no wonder
lor thsy win the heart as we'll as the eve and ms
the Advance" says, Unlike nine pictures out of
ten that cost great deal more, one can look at
then day after day and not tire of them We
to every annual subscriber who prefers them. he
regular market price of these beautiful pictures is
SlO) 4 en Dollars size 10 1-2x2 2 inches each
They are no common prints, but careful copies of
paintings by Mrs. Anderson, the eminent English
artist printed in oil colors, from sixteen stones
IND equal to any chrome heretofore issued. The
subJects arc LlFE-SIZE, and can not fail TO please
all who love art or children.
, or, we viii present both the OLEOGRAPH, and
the PAIR, on the terms given below.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-01-09

Everything that enters Paris has to
pay octroi duty. For many weeks an
elegantly-attired gentleman drove a
well-appointed dog-cart from the out
skirts to the city, being attended every
evening by neat-looking groom. One
night the dog-cart was upset in the
presence of the gendarmes, who, on 60
ing to the rescue, noticed that the groom
had not moved from his seat. Come" :"
said one of the men. The groom pre-
served a dignified silence. "Come
down" cried they angrily, "don't you
see your master is hurt 2" "Is he
drunk or stupid ?" The groom pre-
served his English sang .troid, and the
employees, giving him shake, discover
ed, to their unutterable astonishment,
that he was made of zinc, and contained
$50 litres of cognac
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-01-09
FRENCH OLEOGRAPH

called LITTLE RUNAWAY AND HER PETS" (oleo
graphs are the choicest class of French Art-print
Ing in oils-the perfection Of chromo) We also
give the superb / PAIR of Genuine Frcnch Oil
Chromos, WIDE AWAKE and FAST ASLEEP" sub
jects LIFE-SIZE-charming fac SMILES of Original
Oil Painting, This paper has the largest circula
ton in the world 1t will next year be made better
than ever. Serial tales by world.famous authors,
L. NJ. ALcorr. EDw'D EGGLKsToN HARRIET BEECH
ERSTowE, etc. New and brilliant contributors.
Illustrated Holiday Number and back Nos of Miss
Alcott.s story FREE. The most taking 'Combina-
toni" the largest commissions paid One Agent
made $500 lin three months: another s537 In IS days:
another s94, in one week one $3.50 in one day !:
and many others from SIS and $40 to sd0per day
This year our offers are even more profitable, No
waiting for the premiums. THE SUBSCRIBER GETS
THEM WHEN HE PAYS AGENT.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Are as follows:
ONE YEAR, ONLY So,

!. Every Subscriber, for three dollars, shall re.
ceivc the CHRISTIAN UNION for one year, the Illus
Miss Alcotts new story to January first, and the
choice between the two picture premiums, viz: the
charming pair of Gil Chromos, wide awake" and
Fast Asleep" ana the exquisite OLEOGRAPH
"Little Runawaw and her Pets
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LITTLE RUNAWAY AND HER PETS.

The color, the finish, the delicacy Of conception
TIC beauty OF the thing make it rare picture 1t
was painted cxpr9ssirely 70. the CHRISTIAN UNION
Original Painting cost thousands of francs. the
NINETEEN lithOgmpic color stones are made by
Jehene the acknowledged master of that art in the
whOIe world. II is printed in Paris and is the
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FREE (!
ILLUSTRATED HOLIDAY NUMBER.

We present to every subscriber for 1873, COPY
OF our Illustrated Holiday Number of December
les and interesting matter by Mrs. Stowe the
poet Whittier, and many others. In this commences
Miss Alcott's new story, the succeeding number of
er. Also.
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LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.

inclnd ng not only those who would have here
toforc written for the CHRISTIAN UNION but
also many others whom our increasing resources
enable us more and more widely to seek out and
secure, among the most eminent and attractive
writer's of England and America
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ROBERTSON GRAY. !,

This is the nom de plume of another favorite
story writer heretofore known chiefly by the bril-
liancy, wit pat os, humor, and readablcness of the
shorter tales p ,lishcd over his own namc.
The owe Serials in Book Form would
costdt nble our subscription price.
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GOOD AGENTS WANTED !

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To get good territory, exclusively assigned, send
early for circulars and terms j. B. FORD & GO. f.,
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Francisco, Cal.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE WORLD
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GIVEN AWAY
a NEW AND EXQUISITE FRENCH.
OLEOGRAPU,

A name given only to the highest and choicest
class of French and Italian Art printing in oils
the perfection of Oil chromos. The picture is a
FACSIMILE OF the latcs. and most brilliant work
of the great French Painter LoBRICHoN-a charm
subject charningly portrayed-a beautiful crc,,-
ton of art, entitled
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-01-09

A Paducah small boy was fined eighty
cents in the City Court the other day
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GREAT COMBINATION.

and the very best business opportunity ever offered
Is to be found in an Agency for taking subscrib.
lions to
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HENRY WARD BEECHER'S

GREAT LITER AIRY FAMILY NEWSPAPER with which
is given away the largest and best premium Picture
offered the new and exquisite s12OO
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j. b. FORD d CO., Publishers,
~ Park Place, New York,
sS- state plainly which Premium Pictu re is
desired. or batter yet, send SO for both, aud
the prics for Mounting dnd Mailing. "a
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HARRIET BEECHER STOWE,

Her new story. full of fresh life and beauty will be
commenced in our illustrated Holiday Number.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-01-09
LOUISA NJ. ALCOTT,

Author of Little Woman Little Men," The
Old Fashioned Girl" etc, etc.
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SERIAL STORIES
By Distinguished Writers.

The Publishers have arranged for several social
tales by the most famous American writers, to
commence at different periods during the year,
written expressly for the CHRISTIAN UNION.
Among the authors thus engaged are
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-01-09
A FAMILY PAPER

Which can be trusted, and which is always full of
interest, is n necessity Of the times.
Such one Is the
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EGGLESTON,

Author of THE Hoosier School-AIastcr," -" The
End Of the World" ctc., etc.
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CHRISTIAN UNI IN.

CHRISTIAN UNI IN.
THE uNsECTARIAN, EVANGELICAL, LITER,
AIRY AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
HENRY WARD BEECHER,
EDITOR.
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THE REMARKABLE SUCCESS.

of this Journal It having attained the largest crcu
lation of its class in the world, has enabled its
publishers to add to its eXcellen es strengthen It's
Editorial Department by the addition Of expert.
enced writer's and editors, and give these
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-01-09

Author OF " Uncle Toms Cabin, ,""My Wife and ~
"Sam Lawson's Stories," etc., etc.
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SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS FOR 1873
The New York herald., 1873-11-15
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
AMUsEMESTs-TwELFrH PAcD-Fourth, attn ana SIX

AMUsEMENrs-TwELFrH PAcE-Fourth' aftn ana siAth
ksE sSs
ssfeRS raa Eah For sALEFsr
BuslNsss sq5sh pAcr-Fourh
BUSINESS s' WORCESTERSHIRE PAeE-Fifth ana sixth
CITY 's' RE%I ESTATE FOR sALE-rrHsr PAaE-Fourth
cLEkRs sS,S% AND sALEsMEN-sEooSD PAer-rhrd col
coAcmMEN AND GARDENERs-sxcosp PAor-Third
CoAsfWisE STEAMSHIPS SECOND PAcr-sixth col
pAYJ LIZ PAcs-ph cs,Imn
NTISTRY-rwELrIH PACE-First column.
PEY PWkTSe uDsE 70 T AND us
and
f.ssTairs p.sspS ssumn sss%n
TO
pser.,a
HELP WANTED-FEMALzs-sr PAoE-second
NE3s P.S
&C. fRSnP
sq sHAE PsS p5R xIEya.s Sy Asp r1s
I9aS 79a s$S ga r.oSs,.s column
MACHINERY-IwELrTH PAGg-Third column.
MARBLE MANTELS-SKCoND PAcE-sixth column.
NEDIOAI-SEcoNp PAGE-Third column.
GIsCl LLANEOUS Observation-Disclosures PAGE
sixth column
MISCELLAN, OUS-TwELFTH pAGE-Fourth column.
MusICAI-TWELFTH PAGE-Fourth co,umn.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PA6E-Sixth column.
PERSONAL-tIRsT PAGE-First column.
PIANOfORTES, ORGANS, &C.-TwELFrn PAGE-Fourth
ST 4Sss
SECOND PAGE-second column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth column. .
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth
and fifth columns
REAL ESTATE WANTED-FIRsT PAGE-Fifth column
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-TwELrTH PAGE-First column.
REWARDS-FRsT PAGE-Sccond column
SALES AT AUOTION-SECoND PAGE-Fourth column
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
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SITUA IONS D-MALES-SEcoND PAGE-Sec0nd
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SpORTING-DOGs BIRDS, &C.-FiRsr PAGE-Third
THR TRADES-sEcosD PAGE-Third column
THE TURF-FIRsr PAGE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSkS-FIRsr PAGE-Ffh
column
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE-SEcoYp PAGr-sixth column
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
FIRST PAGE-Sixth column.
WATCHES. JEwELRY, &C-TwELFTH PAGE-Fourth
WINTER REsoRTs-TwELvrH PAeE-Thrd column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Second col.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15
sPORTING-DOGs, birds, &C.


FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
n. Birds, &c. Medicines all diseases; Prepared
FOOD Tor noeking BIRDS at b. q. DUVEY's No Greene
street, Canal
DIGgoN sHOoTING.-THE GREAT MATCH BE
J. tween Il. w. Tinker OF Provide' and Nose Myers,
Of New Jersey 81 90 100 birds each, badge ru will
take place at eeroot Park Coney Island road, tues
day next November IL. wM. MCMAHON, Proprietor.
Young SITTER DOGS FOR sALE-sTRoKG. 40.
i tive and hand ,ome, Gordon and red Irish setter
blood; one pair alike; handsomest in New York.
Apply at 20 North Moore street
THE TURF.
FLEETWOOD PARK.-sATURDAY NOVEMBER TO-
y lHs-Purse Of S0o for q = horses Q so S2o mile
enters Pie, Dick yates; Yates; : Burns, John +. D. Mace. her
DC Camp, billy j. kios Ledger Girl; 8 T. rhihps
$40 SEQ SO ssa mite heats best IN IN harness y
Blanche James pougreys Joker 9'is Boris conhdenee
DAKlEL MACE, Manager.
WILLIAM II. VAN Corr, superintendent
FLEETwooD PARK.-sATURDAY.. NOV: 10. ls7s.-
Match tor SiU0, mile heats beet In 3. in harr,css
play or pay. l. Devoe enters M. Ice Cream; Jerry
' WIN. H. V coTT. superintendent
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

MISS HENRIETTE NJ, WHO LIVED IN TWENTY.
Herald officc.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

PROPERTY FOR SALE
AND TO LET.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15


DUSTLES AT PANIC PRICES.-LADIES, YOU MUST
ID remember that the Lot.a Buse will support the
dress and keep 1t from dragging down uncomfortable
The smaller sizes are now most desirable
for sale Wholesale at 81 White street New Yneard that;
street Pbiladephia and az the principal joe response,
IN .me mon uesisIs' ~ scnu ~ your orncss zee how IL
e os, :. e e o ~ oos y. =. part. hope
JIURS-FURs-FURS- FURs noe Cuban
IL 10 look like new by process exclusi,
Call and see samples. Lining, altering, &c.
WILLIAMS, $50 Fulton street. ,eporter, in
T,op c.Iu u,Nnsour err or n tersations,
strinc mink Fmrs l.niiar MnT and Roa VrginiuS
Call nc No sos West Thirty first street 'ngulary
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DANIC PRICES.-BUSTLES RUCHES b.
Frames, Bosom Forms, &c. &c. i26 White street. lat it
York. Ill