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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-24
CURRENT ITEMS.

GEORGE SAND is 20 years old
VANDERBILT won't be interviewed. "
FANS are to be larger than ever this
winter.
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY loses $4,000
by the panic.
JEFF. DAVIS has been seriously i'll at
Louisville, lately.
ANNA DICKINSON receives this season
S4OO for each of her lectures.
THE Italian residents of Philadelphia
are statuing Columbus.
BosToS received million and half
bushels of grain during September.
THE salary of the Lord Mayor of Lon
don is to be fixed hereafter at f10,000.
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS has resumed
his scat in the Easy Chair" of liar
per's Magazine.
A. I. STEWART is coming back in
October. and instead of finding health
| he has lost what he had.
The american Fdaily BiJic Pnbiish-
ing Co.. Chicago and Cincinnati sell first-ca-s
books. employ tirst-clsss agents, AID give
! tirst-class terms. Book agents, make Iote
of this.
A BRONZE statue Of John Toward
Payne, author of " Home, Sweet Home, y
has been unvailed i'll Prospect Park,
Brooklyn.
The Government of British India in
tends to spend some S27, 900 sterling
within the next five years on State rail-
ways and canals of irrigation.
THERE are in Chicago 400 billiard
tables, which earn an average of So a
day each, or 81, SEQ day, or $4,000 Il
week, or about 81, 500, 900 year.
Chicago has $500 saloons, the aver
age daily receipts of which are not less
1 than so each, or a weekly expenditure
of 1925, OOO-about sc, 500,00 year.
One of the Rothschilds has turned
/ defaulter and Observation-Disclosures Fried
rich, head of the Vienna house of the
family-and great many poor people
! have lost their all.
An immediate contrast in the English
Probate Office: John Stuart MIL,
philosopher, died worth Gl4, 600; Ben
jamin Grigsby, potato merchant, OF
Shorcditch, died worth E320, ,0OG.
II most provinces of India production
has become so excessive that the frnits
of it have III some instances to bethrown
away-wheat, for instances, IS poured
out and burned to empty the granarles.
/ DowN in Louisiana Casarism Is n
practical question. They have Casai
ruling over them. His real name is
Antoine, and he is the Lieutenant-Gov,
ernor and running the machine in kel'
lopg's absence. Caesar is black man.
In paying the last portion OF the in
demnity to Germany, France has com
pleted the raising in three years of rather
more than one thousand million dollars,
on which she has to pay on the average
six per cent, which will be tribute tc
Germany of $50, 900, 900 year.
THE Treasury Department is nov
paying persons who were employed Ii
taking the United States census in th'
Southern States in 1850, just previous
to the breaking ont of the rebellion
and who were deprived of their none.
on that account.
Four members of the Lower Hous'
of Congress have died since March
Messrs. James Brooks, of New York
William Whiting, of Massachusetts
Wilder d. Foster, of Michigan, an'
Joseph G. Wilson, of Oregon. Anothe
member. Mr.. Ambrose r. Wright, o
Georgia, has died since his election.
, GOLD AND ILTER.
The cold and silver product of tn
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-24


TgF FABUEg-S DEuaND
r., a., ,,,-,, :, 81,
In quality the best;
know the surplus must go East,
And certainly not West.
w.. uos.or, man Who r,,so ,,o oor
And labor hard and free,
Can never he as slaves to men
That can't with them agree.
>, .,, : ,,.,., ,,o, m. aud, s-;,,
Controlling mind and gain,
The East should not forget to think
That farmer7, too, have brain.
o,;, ., ,o,,, ,r
The East with bread and meat;
Then why should capital control
The price of what they eat?
o,.u,,.;,,, o,,.,,
frouucer suiue VI gam
Anu pa! 'ne i"ii'i't i0i ms "oiA'
III urouen' as wei dc i"ih'
To piye each one enough TO eat
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-24
VARIETIES.

! A LOST ART-Domestic economy.
The best substitute for character
Cheek.
BRIGHT and shining lights-The little
bootblacks.
A PAPER "MILL"-A fight between
rival journals.
Why is the sun Like good loaf? Be-
cause it is light when it rises.
WHY is a musical instrument like the
open sea? Because it is often sounded
AN old lady thinks the Bonds must be
family of strong religious instincts,
because she hears of so many of them
being converted.
THE american Family Bible Publish
ing Co. are fast monopolizing the Bible Trade:
The secret is i'll furnishing the best and
cheapest Bible. and dealing literally with
agents. See advertisement.
A YOUNG Irishman told a sweet Cork
girl flesh and blood not made of stopper
that the following was photography:
"URABJ Elm"
"THE strongest propensity III a
woman's nature" says surly editor,
sis desire to know what is going on.
and the next is to boss the job"
l. NEVER get up in bad humor.
2. Never eat in bad humor.
8. Never 60 to bed in bad humor.
4. Never get in bad hlImor at all.
A sEA-cApTAIN, invited to meet the
committee of society for the evangeh-
zariviI vf afriUa, rlrun aahv1, ID H.
subjects of the King of Dahomey keep
Sunday ?" replied, eyes, and everything
else they can lay their hands on"
A P1ous, but uneducated Judge,
closed sentence with the following
touching reproach: "Prisoner at the
bar, nature has endowed you with IA
good education and respectable family
connections, instead of which you go
round the country stealing ducks
LuD1cRoUs mistake happened some
time ago at funeral in Marylebone.
The clergyman had gone on with the
service until he came to that part which
saws, "Our deceased brother or sister"
without knowing whether the deceased
was naaleor female. Returned to oneof
the mourners and asked whether 1t was
a brother or sister. The man very inno-
Gently replied, "No relation at all, sir;
only an acquaintance"
THERE was pale, attenuated man,
with countenance of vigorous sadness,
in the baggage car of Housatonic
train on Friday. He was sitting on an
ended trunk, swinging his legs. OPP
posite him, on another trunk, was
large-sized man, extracting the fainting
fragrance of very short cigar. The
large man glanced at the thin man, and
the thin man, being under the impression
that he might hear something to his adj
vantage, looked at the large man. Then
the large man drew forth a fresh cigar,
and silently extended it to the thin man,
whereupon the thin man jumped briskly
down to accept it, and the large man
deliberately put it in his own mouth,
and as deliberately applied the lighted
stub to its end Then the thin man got
back on his trunk again, and stared very
hard at the large man.-Danbury Nc,os.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-24

DURING a balloon ascension at st.
Petersburgh the aeronaut experienced
currents of air, ut different attitudes,
moving in contrary directions, and by
rising or descending was enabled to
keep in sight of the city for four hours.
The spectators thought that he had
solved the problem of aerial navigation,
and had some contrivance for steering
There were three steady currents, two
flowing from the south, and the third
from the north.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-24
MIR. NOEOD y.

] now funny little man,
As quiet as mouse,
Who does the mischief that is don
In eyerybodys house.
There's no one ever sees his face,
And yet veal agree
That every plate we break was cracked
By Mr.. Nobody.
'Tis he who always tears our books, .
Who leaves our doors ajar;
He pulls the buttons from our shirtp,
And scatters pins afsr.
That squeaking door will always squeak,
For, prithee, dol t you see,
We leave the oiling to be done
By Mr.. Nobody?
The finger-mnrks upon the doors
BY none of us are made;
We never leave the blinds unclOsed,
To let the curtains fade.
The ink we never spill the boots
That lying round you see,
Are not our boots, they all belong
To Mr.. Nobody.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-24

THE municipal organization of Lon
don is confined to small district, en-
bracing not more than one-fortieth of
the population of the metropolitan area.
The rest of London is governed in Sec
tions by bodies called Vestries,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-24

JUDGMENT for Si3, $50 has just been
rendered in the Circuit Court at Cairo,
against the Illinois Central railroad, in
suit brought by Cobb, Blaisdell &
Co., for detention of grain in shipment
made during the war, and the damages
sustained thereby. The suit has been
pending for ten years.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-24

THE annual report of the Chicago and
Northwestern railway shows that this
company now owns l, 1,459 miles of road,
and operates 1,s49 miles. The gross
earnings for the year were S12, 736, ,6O6,
and the operating expenses 81, ZIG, 16s,
or 81. .O5 per cent. of the earnings. The
average earnings for the transportation
of freight during the year were 35-1OO
cents per ton per mile, against 61-1OO
cents per ton per mile the previous year,
showing a decrease of 26-100 cents per
ton per mile, or about 10 per cent. The
capital stock and bonded debt of the
company stands thus:
Common stock .si4,a,o,u.O
Preferred stock. ..-....--.--'.....--. A,4o4,ooS
s36,477.os3
Stocks and bonds. s..........---....- sol, ,iSo,So5
Dividends of per cent. ON the pre-
ferred stock and 81 per cent. ON the
common were declared during the year,
after paying interest on the bonds
Cs1 ,356, $50 and rent of leased roads In
Iowa (s92s, 423).
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-24

The epizootic has finally reached
British Columbia. 1t will probably
cross the straits from Alaska and attack
the Russian equines.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-19

states Marshal southern dlstrlc, of
sell,slSslppli W. W, MURRAY, United
om'lles Attorney, western district ~
l,t.,luesseei =, Il. limo, Meter and
itoll'ief Assay Office, Charlotte North
IiIpllnai a \, Blockron, postmas'
iefi hrookhgyen, Mississippi, A. J.
Davis, Postmaster Macon, MlsslssIppl,
WIN, D. n johnson, Postmaster Shrl.
hyylllei Tennessee.
loNplN, December ls-The Times
tllh morning edllorally approves of
secretary llchardsons additional lax.
aupll propositions, and thinks the DC.
MANI lprrelrenchment il InOpporluno.
~ view Of the large expenditure cnused
ny Tue Cuban difficulty The Times
.ly' That wilhou, surplus NJ revenue
we return 70 specie pNymrns will he
lil0rAhlle.y postponed, N COnmea,
d#'rrs 10 produce economy Il MINT
feI'lpnah hars NWio,, lhp ilm
unt1 1901 url,ctpUn,urfpasr 0l iuAn,o,
vii oe voted this ,cs,iou,
Especial To tn Dallas lIynld,l
SHREVEPORT Dccenlper Is, 70.
Observation-Disclosures ,ou.cwlil luyr
80 NpN 0isn.pt eaoumr DOH uul,
Na,ar,artaul.luD lt,,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-19
GRAND MASQUERADE And Fvci REV BALL
A ar FIELDS, TMEATER.

prot,ss r ". N. George will glVe 1sshu,
N,,onerode and Fancy Dress VI. ~ raes"es,
~, NJ ~ Tnesd " night, @th Dar' ino oa''
-. hs. o,ducted as follows: ,,,o,, m
w yrei.No one can yet u ticket witIo"'n ~
an citation ticket. strangers VINO NY NV.
~ nnn,sn are required TO Civ" rc'ere " w w"
no s,SondAny gentlemen win IN y, in,, nm.
,,nu cnn I'd u Ticket on application W WV"
NY 1bin-Ih.re Will bea co'nmlttee W. t ,ac,, n
Az citzrns OF Dallas, 10 see wy iauc ~
w. .i,., 81 Gentlemen utering tie Han, W. ~"
~, :, ,,,,, Won i in 70 his lady cnmpan! ~
tmnrth-Thn M skeIs VIII uh',,asA S., w ~, ~
. ori, and under no cifculn .uu,nI IVA
o c;"S CIV dv or gent lemen be allow q 10 mnns
en- II III II without passing the N"'ii'"''S
commit O.. a,o land ofuusic bcanti'
g.. ,,rn,,n,nm and vciythlhg o'sS"'' ~
make 'nr co w i OF INVITATION. ,,,,o
-. loni,.on, X. y. un'pa1snl su'ie
III l1mtJrd, Johp whit y, 'hpu' Dc u"
~ ~ n' N i9r jas. F.. i rl,l y.
- COW iITrEE oS Ex'NtS fi "S'1 NC.
~ IA oIg ~. Bayou. Oo.tr - y"
M ) hlptJir i. j. y '''ah Z" '0'
~ snT,i,mgn's t,rkcts - 70. :, oropcr
riVi seV' Manager.
nOU III .------.-~--
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-19
rAE LATEST NEWS.

N'Nf ~ ''F 7. d. ''Nff' 80 ANfi
u mllllonol dollars eaeh
ksf NEhE hteomher ls,-Ihe
small aleamer Dispatch, Captain W.,
D,,MhlIilH when llud nepD asslgne !
by lht Nnltel STATES government 80
the duty OF receiving the Vlrplnius
sailed rom l\ey West Sunday even
lllg Allu N'Iil'u w lHN AiVNpi ul hAlllhi
Honduras, tho next morning where
she found the Virginia IN charge Of
the spanish sloop1i-war la Fayorlla,
Senior De Lu C0mura, commanding.
Shortly after noon The latpr pame on
board the Dlpi'ch AMI made arWnyr'
n cnh with tpp,nln Whiting Tor HE
surrender NJ q o'clocl, Tuesday mom-
iug, His viait WNs returned lntT in
tap lay ~ tNp,dlu WAi,lU5 rde ~,
tp,cpuse Wm of most courteous
character On Tuesday the weather
Wus bright and cl"hr, The ndly spec,
tutors ui Jac eutie about % msr ullr,
sore th, uDo.HI.t IHNUltul "a
glyu.lm Wd 'rn. nAy Wi 'UN
CUb,u- iu lahiug emui,, ippuctu4
mtou, upou u -!m aiole Ataal,-pl,t
riald o'c'Hpk the Oiy uWc over 6om
the la lavDlfulu,hp NrglnWs ain.
tanning Tao pHuW. Het uli
ce. 49, tlr Muu ...
pea oulGeI nn" ""'." ~. ne @n'
bai slo"lWHtrn on li' i'o.NllI'
side and Vmmuedihere wa.,iug orders.
punctmllv ~ the bells on thc Dispatch
struck l9r nihe' ana before Ihe sounds
had died away the American flag llew
10 the q lTslall OF me EiIgnlus, and at
the same moment the boat Containing
Captain Whiting ana Lieutenant
Morris, put away from tho Dispatch,
As thcy assembled thc accountable
ton ladder of the Nirgiuius a single
man was pn deck, VINO proved to he
SUnor De ia Cnmora, VINO advanced
aud made n courteous salute lheoili'
Gers then read ther respective inslruc-
lions, aad Captain De i@ tomora re-
marked that, ~ obedience To the lo,
quirements Of hi' goNcrnmetl ne had
ihe hnnor OF delivering the steamer
Vuplu,u4 "a the American uulh1rille,.
receipt woali be acceptable gaze oDe
The Spanish commando appel scr
the side signailed MS m,aW,n av 30
ten minutes was again upon tie oc.k
of his own vessel having discharge
with becoming dignity Tie unpleasant
duty imposed upon him by his govern
ment.
The engines of the Virglnus were
found to be in bad order, and she had
to he towed to sea By the Dispatch.
Both vessels left the. harbor at tlircc
O'clock, the spanish flag being display
cd Inv the fort ne they passed AT eight
o'clock they We're met 10y the naval
the Fortune. Steam was subsequently,
op nm in he Virginius and she, with
fhe Bisnatch welt TO Tonugas, where
th the mi"t The Ossippce aud a conI
schooner. Provisions will be trans
ferred from the Ossipsee to the Virgin
i irs and l' whateyer coal may be needed
viii he s,rnnIjed by the schooner.
WV WH I've ," spI,PpnIied with provisions and
coal. the Virglnius will perhaps be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-13

WANTED-$l00,0D0 SPECIAL CAPITAL, IN NEW
w York firm ot twenty years standing, whose senior
desires retire; the business importing and
lobbng, has always been successful aud done wholly
Tor cash the advertiser would offer the special
twelve por cent interest on his capital and INDEMNIFY
him against any loss whacvcr unit! the general capital
shall all have been sacrificed is safer In good
business than outside Address TRU EMAN Yonkcrs N. y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-13

r.ss-Is cssas sSsnn
nsS
ssooR.1H SPsRL NEAL ESTATE FOR sALE-s.oosD p.o.-
susIsssss susIssss f'STS 'SSPTSS6srUSIrIEs-rasr p4o.-ynA and
pus1a tsa sss eSSme eSHSTics-srvrs,u p.cxs..h column
SoR T.ss
cLEsRs &sD sALEsMES-El.vrsru p4c.-s.sn col.
S52Sss AND COLUMN ,...-,s
1S :1tn sfHsRpsrr..,,u p.o.-poa and
cSSST$S cSSS%$S r4s.-ran column
f GcS3Ssss House, ~ sT fc AND us
ssln%% and
KID sSssaa s.sss,s sss%.
EE;xSSSSEx FRorEkiy.ss Sasn sssss column:
tSFaIShE1 tSk ESSIs TO
sgssrS r.s.s,a
HELP WxSrED-FEMALEs-EL PAsr-rour.h
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pAsE-six,h col
HORSES CARRIAGES. 4c.-F,asr PAer-rhird. fourth
House, a. Fif fee ssssas
JERSEY CIiY HObOKEN, HUDSON CITY AND BER-
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-sxcoND PAGE
LOAN OFFTUES-sEcoxp PAGx-Fourth column.
Lust AND FOUND-FlRsT PAcE-Flrst and second col
a4ssE p.sssas ssn% column
1sS
MIsCEi.LXSEous ADvERrIsExENrs-Trsr PAGE
observation-disclosures PAcE-Fiith column.
AL-sEcoMp pAcE-Sxth column
NEW WPUBILCATlONS-SEvENrn PAcE-SixthucOlumn
WspA A pax.r ~ h nlirun
PIANOFORrES, ORGANS, &C.-sECoND PAeK-Finh
PROFESSIONAL sn SITUATIONS wANrED-rEMALEs-
OUT oF TaE SY For SALE OR TO
RENT--SEcoND PAcE-First and second columns.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcoND PAGE-Second
and third columns
REAL ESTATE WANTED-SEcoNp PAcE-Third column.
EEWARDS--Fmsr PAGE-Second column
6ALES AT AUCTION-TwELrrn PAGE-Ihird and fourth
sIruHTioNs I NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
FOURTH and fifth columns
SPECIAL NUIlCES-FIRsT PAGE-Sccond c0lYmn
SPORfIEG-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Third
sUMMER REsoRTs-rwELrrH PAeE-sccond ana Third
THE TRADES-ELEvEsTu PAcE-sixth column.
THE TURF-FIRsT PAGE-Thrd column.
IRAyELLERs GUID IDE-TwEtSrH PAGE Sixth column.
tNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
ssrrF Eh"ERry FOR SALE or
TO LET-SEcoKp PAGE--First co umn
YACHTS, bTEAMBOATS, kC-NINTH PAGE-Sixth col
umn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-13

A CROSS MATCH TEAM FOR SALE-AT YOUR OWN
~ price black and bay, ands years old s,a hands,
very handsome and very smart stcppers; warranted
sound, kind and every way; sold ior fault big
chance. Apply at No. Murray street, room II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-13

A PONY PnAEToN, $40; BASKET, $780, TOR, Sl75;
"A Depot Wagon, slz5; Gig, $40: Road Wagon, by
Bates, $lOO; open Wagon $40; Harness.
JENKINS, 1880 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-13
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

A T AUCrIoN;-THIs DAY, BY -
no. II :ss Il assf HSsfsAsSS ssSIsSS
stsHS q ass 1sR StRn.Aans
Twenyour TO hours given TO purchasers to
CATALOGUE OF THIs IA, R$%'S 'slfRlDAYs SALE.
ELEGANT TEAM q o. = sG3cR .ScRok MARES 49,. HANDS
sns true y s
@ In u.s.. %
ados wIT S sna AND SHAFTS BUILT BY
81 soEsEL HORSES s HANDS
from 's iraHeer. very aSS es Snas and
sSsrase Hare
% rSs fSaFS9s BOG II Jsss sHHgnss s asDs
dos ca sos ns
s. cs u,Lr BY
BXI h0MsE iSG HANDS HIGH, 9 YEARS OLD;
hrd s na s ana @
ne coupe or carriage horse and warranted sound also
e ssSsE s9f SsrSs ssysis epa sasAaly NEW
r.. GmEsTNur TN, TRoT.ING IolssE, SIRED BY MO-
yesrsod kind rue in all harness free rom wee
has ana q nS S s.. 4.
hGs EoAS Hr RaSS IN fSoS S Sss 3 SCI Harness and
b BAY I'm MARE. i. SMASDs hiali, YEARS OLD; KIND
safe and reliable family mare and warranted sound ;
also set Harness and
TOP PONY PuAETON
S0RREL HORSE Is HANDS HIGH, 8 YEARS OLD;
%pSss 5%%E SSaSSd and warranted
BROWN HORSE, Il HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness. free from vice. and
ranted sound
dam star mare, lS4 hands years old Kind AM true
in all harness. free from vcc rottef last Fail in 2A6
and can rot in minutes now has fine style and action
SORREL TROrrlNG HORSE l51a HANDS HIGH,
years od kind and true in every way and tr0 when
in condition In 2 and Is warranted to trot 80
sale spirited and stylish driver, but perfectly
gentle.
BLACK HORSE, l6H HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD
kind and true in all harness; free from vice or trick
good traveller very Stylish an extra fine coupe or car
riage horse, and warranted sound.
BROWN HORSE, 1lh HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD; 1;
Kind and true in all harness. free from vice; fast
traveller; ne style and action; fears nothing, and
ranted sound.
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES DESCRIPTIONS TINE
OF sale.
Coupc, in good order.
Park phacton and top Express Wagon.
Jump seat Wagons.
Top and no top Pony Phaetons.
Rockaways, top ana no top Wagons.
Weather never intercres with our sales.
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LOST AND FOUND.
T osr-IN MADISON AVENUE OMNIBUS, NEAR
s S Ts sSs1 rwsa
T osr-IN CROSSING HAMILTON AVENUE FERRY
SnS or Sons g Up srosdwsy % e street IN
snail diamonds on the trout @ and S1 mSaosram osr s'ss
on the back valued by the owner as tic gift OF q de-
g w 9s sssn IT, return
WALLET Losr-FILLED WITH PAPERS. OF NO
cort,.nas EXCEPT 20 owner Finder will leave at 20
.,., REWARDS.
&CS REwARD-roR PACKAGE OF JEwELRY
ss T:ass' sns
%lO lhireenth street near sinh svenne, June y
o Gou Win Ss re
ceiye. the above reward
4SO REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED FOR
SsS, as; Eshsh avenue cars Return as as marked On
SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 Ii oFFIcERs. SAILORS AND SOLDIERS WOUND
ed 1SpsGs r. a. gan obtain
ANY OWNER OF VACANT PROPERTY IN FEE
"A without cnc,nmbrance, desiring the same improved
a wah new % hnd'sS can have the same done az low low
SAME will be taken in mortgages buck upon he same
WORMS BUNIONS, INVERTED NAILS, &C, CURED
~ by Dr. HUNTER, surgeon Chiropodist, 97 Broad
way between twentieth and Twenty first streets Office
hours from A. NJ TIL GP. N. Established 10 years.
DREssMAKING
= ECONOMY, PROMPTNESS AND PERFECT FIT
Mcssrs. LORD 4 TAYLOR, to prove that RETRENcH-
MENr Is possible have SO arranged their Drcssmaklng
Department that ECONOMY In material and trimming Is
particularly studied in every detail, and they
fufn shpg Dresses at MUCH LESS PRICE shan the
G:NFRAL MAKE uP they arc every way equal e The
OF orders during The past month prevented usual
promrtness but now with extended facilities and the
COMPLETE REORGANIZATION OF the department., we
can safely
GUARANTEE ALL ORDEs AT TIE TINE AGREED,
and rs to FIT and PRICE defy competition.
LORD TAYLOR,
Broadway rWentie street.
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IJORSES.-.fARTIFS HAVING ONE OR TWO GOOD,
II kind horses to spare can have them boarded and
cared for in the country for their Call at 03 Cham
he street
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I AM NOW SELLING TOP WAGONS FOR $500; ALSO
Rockaways and Phaetons al very desirable hargaina.
ISAAC LOCKWOOD.
corner 10th street ana Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-13

HORSE FOR SALE.-A LARGE TRUCK HORSE FOR
sale cheap. Can bc seen ut the stale us Madison
street
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<yI0ARS OF HAVANA TOBAcCO.-ROaA CONCHAS,
u 80; FL do Cuba alacns, S60 Espanoas f6s; equal
10 imported In appearance and quality
T. j. RAYN0R& CO., 90 Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-13

ONE OF THE BEST LIVERY STABLES IN THE
~ Eighteenth ward for sale. Inquire Of JAMES HY-
LAND. y42 East Enetccntl street
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" ENTUCKY HORSES FOR SAIE.-FINE SADDLE
N Marc, 1874 hands high bay extra fine pair hays I6
hands; four more saddes all the gates At 22l West
Fol ~ Y ii sfr
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DARTNER wANTED-wITH $6,0U TO MANUFAC
i ture article needed in every family. Principals
only please reply, with and address, box 3,75l
Post Office New York
DARTNER WANTED-WTTH FOUNDRY AND MA
l chine shop; location preferred: BROOKLYN, Jersey
City, Newark Paterson. Address box 1897 New York
Post Office
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IA hand Carriages, Family Rockaways, top and open
Buggies Pony Phaeons, Grocers and Business Wagons
Canal