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md rsissaed ON Is sstS asS q Hspch. III fcr an
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ciosed on ths sth day Of serssmbsr ne1i; that the
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ma that ssid psdiion be heard on dc ai,h day o.
September mort ~
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NOTICR-nIBETING or
QuIRY-on the 18Th of June, The House a Del.
srates Of tho Diatrct Of Columbia passed the foi.
lowing: I7- % ~ -
"R..9l..a. Tia, . .pccI.l committee If ~, MON.
hers of the House he, and the same 10 hereby, an.
thoriled 70 BE- appointed By the SPEAKER whose duty
relative % Inc mode In which tbs Susiness 81 msais
trates and oopyables r conducted. and generally 10
Ates and oonstables P.rform their duties. nolud M
msnt. who're credits and Endorsements have been
regularly msde issuing executions, ordering leviea
vhQe eIemptions are claimed, method Of eIecnt.
Ing Indemnity sonds r. such csses, ascsttain the
rare With tho.s s.asssdi and my md ~ oshsI p
mailing po~cr, " reincdy existipY evils: and aid
commits fe p nsye peSss Y .shd ,or Psr.1ns End
slase q ne prs..nt scs.io1. snd 70 repon 70 The
70 the HOUSE at the next tession." n TI-
In puIspsncs q the spcye reso,utigp .hs CON.
after MONDAY, July II. between the hour of ii Z.
m md =. M Tor the purpose Of recelyinx ip'or.
%sion EN- hsea,,ins compiaina T2 NJ
jysTuYM Chs,rmsn II Somm,tt:r
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DRKss GOODS
Lonk at our i2k cont
s count Jo, sS%'y ssSd s. :ss
MI. i; :Ss;;a \ $; ]: iS::'
ssrsssi y et ds:.i sslf io si i
f~rtor svndes. We are sac-
riheins many goods 70 re-
duce stock at onoe. Para
soils Of half pricc.
UAsescy FER slre.
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q On nnn-sio,ooo, $1,000, 5000 AND 100
MZU. VUU 10 loan on rtod real sststs In thk
District Also. other amount. 70 suit borruwcra
a, u NAME MAaSEh
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PERSONAL

oTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
~ assinst I. n Henusre are notified 10 present.
the came properly authenticated. 70 ". +. Dixon,
truaee, BY July H. o,herwise they will Be eseluded
Trustee, Baltimore, Md. jc37-AwIws
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Recent Improvomeats - New Type, New
Presses, New Machisery - Preparations
for Trsssaciisa Oar IncressiBg Basiness
The Walter Pren.
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PEfoT Fon SODA AMP vp,,v,rvps

sW-DR. A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
ono Se,lsss & IA SrP.. sssssy m sey
odd Follow Hall. Washington. Half price 70 ID
boring persons. Refers to DR.. Il A. Bacon and Rev
t%3-HoMEoPATHIC sIEDIGINEs AND
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-10
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.
n ABSOLUTE SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION.
AT STABLE NO NEii'sON PLACE MERCER sTJ,
BETWEEN WAvERl.EY AND CLINTON PLACES

oaEAT isrEciA 4T sv f3s1TfyaE rna AND
4 HS4 $Sasss
OF rus sY fN2;Sn 5ENkISs pEE GEN
ru,r. r~ra TfEsAN. iscLSpIAe NV ",. 80 :.
AND sAskES c4SsAeEso EEsoBEs
.uS x ssS
and nss HsS
@ ent own owner one year asS alter he had the@
vn and srs sa % s pre ss aaa
& ass as y y inS 70
no mo team Lying Tor family use they are afraid Of moth.
from 90 as single double: they have ans aowns
ass :San sn . ass ana aFvs
oanS AsS ns sd s Of % sss % tea
9sy
Branch ali last season and admired man any
srs c Sr & na sra c any &c INV
ss can S.r BY lady They are black
ens necks good heads and u all perfect pair q
on "q iss c ae r 81 s n sssS Ms4
ns 1es nS aS no END IN Of
sanity TST.s. year. olS nearly hands hgS
q !mnae miles inside tSe hour IT. They are sentis
private cannot be surpassed they are both
warranted sound and kind.
Fast mahogany bay trotting Gelding l5 hands high
years old sired by Kentucky Clay dam BY Woodpecker
He Of the finest and best gated tr0tters that goes
the road Has fine action and endurance amiable dispo
sti0n powerfully gated and excellent pole horse Has
ana can trot now below 2A1 and owner believes with
days hardng ne can be made to trot well down
Handsome and fine bay driving saddle Mare ISL
nands hlgh, years old She is perfect r0adster
driven BY any one She y warranted not to be AFRAID
o. locomotives or cars will stand anywhere without
tying and more sensible safer horse ladies' driving
OF riding cannot be tound She has been trained under
saddle and has all gai and she In minutes and
warranted sound and kind.
Also beautiful l.andaule In complete order one ton
pony phaeton one iul spring Wagon one bar top
g light gold and c9ycred mounted Harness fine Sheets,
Blankets Robes, Whips, Saddles, Brides, &c.
The whole comprising ~ fine stock offered to
the public, and sale Is made without limit or restriction
All will be sold 70 highest bidder The stock il we'll
and owned by prominent gentleman in this city
full and responsible warrantee will be given pur-
casers OF horses aad ample time allowed them for trial
n B-sTABLE WILL BE OPEN AT ALL TIMES
PRioR PR 10 SALE E. WHERE PARTIES CAN HAVE
THE OPPORTUNITY TO CALL AND EXAMINE AND
RECEIVE ANY INFORMATION REQuIRED
SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE, AND NO BY
BIDDING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-10
TNLEETwOOD ASSOCIATION
IL NORRISANIA, WESTCH ESTER COUNTY, N. Y,
SPRING MEETING, 1873

Eorkfsas4A %EsTGasarrR COUNTY
FIRST SAT.%EbsssDsy. S sS JUNE ,a
ssss So hs' otSf
beaten rs sdo Srst $50 70 Second | $50 . ,hiId
SECOND DAY-FRIDAy, JUNE 20
sesn s q second nns $40 hssa 70
s ::s % so:ss ns; 500 s.ss s ,A,ssr
PURSE Ea asD Ss1 Pa,.s: 3yss ~. s.v.
beaten 81 $500 70 rsI $50 to second sso 70 third-s
Ssk s s ss5 n1 R Sav; n'sSs
rr.svF FoURr. ID .DIsAy-ryEsD.y. JUNE a.
2As.s15o 70 Hrst, slSO to second, 500 70 third-D
22I.ss0OO to hrss siOoo 70 second $500 % third
Where eight horses start the distance
Admission 10 grand stand and Held 81 Badges Toe inb
esGs Sy srs Bridge each day Of the
second depot " II Y c,Hss NSss ;na rs.dsn
WV H. VAN Corr, Superintendent
DRosPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
! SGhgbASaSTEs;E SpGHhinfb AnSsesS1nE; lsls lS
PURSE No l. s2o0-For horses that have never beaten
Peter Nance Nan eatersb: a ": H. A Allen:
Ald'- eoi.'I-.'h enters s1nR :; m b1Y Hqntrsss
PuDa- 70 H. ssN-Free for ali running horses, best
Thes = enters Fly, dam Maiden, by Beacon.
Tu..A ,aso-For horses that have beaten
ssa Ben % Assy Starr = whitney
] 9SngTey. Jr, enters brI 8: Joker
JG; snSydam nyd M . enters ~ br m ,.Sa GoSstspes
PURSE No. -four year-old Colt Stake.
a. Patterson enters b. c. Baron Luh By Happy Me-
s'nHEa TGSp sntf5 bs9sosh s oEs4hxip ss gG
PURSE No; Ssoo-Free for all running horses mile
Thes Jones enters Bay Pilly, dam Maiden BY Beacon
v S0ra enters Ols Mk Isyel py y mp Mickey Free
PURSE No $loOO-For horses that have never beaten
Pierce Hay Raydsn enters =. N Lady Annie.
sa's,s sS S' % s. HsSsad Siaas%rs Maid
Dongrey, Jr, enters br. m. Lidia Picton.
uYaRm snPs sn:arsS 1aes GonsisPee nssPs
w Rogers enters hr m. Belle OF Vermont
ay Esss each day at o'clock prompt good
zs%ssa ias rns SS
GEO W. OAKLEY, sup't Il. Q. READ, Pres't
r oNG BRANCH RAcEs.-BIDs WILL. BE RE
d.n snS % f sS % s s
b,ns % ans hHYS5 M BE s,sn
Broadway, New York.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ june SeTone r pi 4. rsfk X. Ksonsd ss snd u.
Extra trains will leave Grand Central depot on above
days at 80 and 2:l0 r. NJ returning the races.
esnts cars ''f sap
pooLs SOLD AT JoHNsoN's. 1877 BROADWAY, THIS
evening at o'clock, on Jerome races also Ath-
''''' l. B. JOHNSON
THE ENTRIES TO THE UTICA PARK ASSOCIATION
Running Race Meeting. june 25 26 and 27 hereby
Hotel Utica Declarations until June 70 at same place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-10
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.
A UCTloN HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
"A Late Johnston Van TasselD.
OFFICE AND SALESROOM, OLD STAND,
" Nassau street, opposite the Post Office.
rHs aoKsE AUCTION sRAKcH or IHE HOUSE is

THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF THE HOUSE Is
kp ANb n asE THiR4GEsTa sFAf13Ss rsTRa1sss s4REE
~. between between I'm Fith avenue and University place
strict and , honSrsSls Drncpss which Away. char
and confidence Of the business community, well the
kEGUixE SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
os SESRAya sA1E
am Of h9rsss with long flowing names and tails
BY i12Vs ana
sf1 srs$s $S%R1sSssEsss sAssEs ,n.o, TEA.
sadie hnS rs. sna Ts yrs rss IN can n o
poe i1s f;5shssSs 1VssSc 'ssdS coon qRpHn
Vice Or T fault tive Very rvs stylish nee &c driv-
SAiS Sks%sT$s go 'iSpe aeSS I'D SspEE s1S s
courE KocKAWAY, WITH POLE AND SHAFTS. IN
TEAM GOAL LoissEt1ck sEtck HORSES Is HANDS HIGH, 8
rom vice excellent travellers; very stylish supe-
aENfiEs4Ss S|AisS RSSb S HoRsz-BRIGHr BAY HORSE,
ns %sns ns ana N AL - nsna' high
TOP a Ssaey WAGON sSa H Ss qpnd IN GOOD
s%sbs OLD KIND AND
true IN al harnesS free from vice. very stylish and
GRAY PSSY T%nLIsnnEsg-eRAY PONY, IS
ness and under saddle. Cam be used by ladies' adj or
TOE $a$S$ $sssSss \ Sf5Ssa's$ SSSS $sSHe sSsRs
kind ana !. and siS esse
s1dR Set Sg fsssH aoRs E4sDs YEARS
sound and Kind and true In all harness. excel
oTsEk ana TINE
TWO NO TOP DEPOT WAGONS. IN GOOD ORDER. .
Pony phSetqns % basket and panel top and no top
press s. and work Harness : = '-e'' ''''
fHG SALE Et AT
r.Ao Tu.n. x,..n..~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-10
DIRECTORY Foa ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-EioHrH PAGE-Fourth, NTH and sixth
AsrRSGoaYzH.urn sSIsSaaYfH PAGE Fourth column.
and Fourth
BoARS fV'1Iis AND LODGING wAsrED-srcOsD PACE
sRocHITs Ha'S fS EsAI ESTATE FOR sALR-s.conp PAGE.
sUsIsEss 'SSPsPoRrUNITIEs- PAc.-sixth col.
BUSINESS NOTICES -sEvEsrH PAGES Sixth column.
S1fs 1 as ALP nyTaTs SoR
CLERKsAND sALEsMEN-rwrLszn PAeE-Thrd and
Esp
SS4sE%S31s p4s.s. column nm
Ss'ss AND us
EURoIExN sTR4Sshirs-S~1s Fts.@Tour,h SS1T and
pupnpphh nph columns H,nm rs...
ESss fssTAIs seTIa column
EE3xScURsIoksSNlsrs 3S.uSq pAcE5sixth :, column.
EisE xRTsTunl,1n n1fasTa f.csnSiisS sS,Sn Solamn
@ ss1%H TO LET
fssas ssS%ns sSa%
SRENoH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGs-Finh
HELP S'SnS SSrEp-FRmA1Es-rwrnrr. pAcr-r,r.. and
HELf %xsTEDmsALEs-rwrr sSaDAs pAsr-rnn col
HORSES. CARRIAGES, 4c.-F,asr pAcr-Tnird, fourth,
9th and sixth columns
HOUSES sooSs t.sasFa aG felG r4e.-a
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY AND
BEkGEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoSD
ss%s sss Second col
ss:as Column
MATRIM0NIAL-FIRsr PAGE-Second column.
MEDICAL-NINrH PAcE-Sixth column.
MILLINERY AND DREsSAAkING-FlRsr PAos-Sixth
ArscELLANEoUs ADvERTIsEMENTs-T.rrHP PAGE
M1scEtIANEoUs-r iStS5pRj pAan--rifsh column
NEW GpAhEsHTH rrscEsixtn column oum
PERSONALITIES PAGK-First column
PIANOFORTEs, ORG ANS, kC.-EIGarH PAGE-Fifth
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-sEcoED PAGE--Seeond
Real Es%xTE wHNTED-srcosD PAGr-Third column
BALES AT AUCTIoN-NMrH PAcD-First, second and
sITUHiioSs Tfo ss'u% W%ANTEp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
First second third, fourth, NTH and sixth columns
and TwEIrrn PAGE-First column '
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sec.
ond ana third coumns
sspGGSlAh N9TloEspEJRs5 Gs pAcEJsecona column
SUMNER REsoRTs-srcosD pAcr-Fifth and sixth col
THE TRADEs-TwELvrH PAGE-Pifth column
THE TURF-FIRsr PAGE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPosES-NMrH PAGE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-NNfH PAcE-Sixth column.
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 70 LET
NINTH PAGE-Fourth column ttaIi N7
WANTED T0 URCHASE-BisT5H PAcEThird colnmn
TO LET-sEcoED PAcE-First column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.-FIRsr PAGE-sixth col
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-10
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.

AT AUCTION THIS DAY, BY
SUCCESSOR 70 JOHNSTON VAN TAssELD,
no. IL and ii snsh
Fourth avenue.
REGULAR sAIrs Of RoRsEs ASp N CARRIAGES
Twentyour iorty eight hours given purchasers to
CATALOGUE OF ssit Fits pAs GuRsDAYs SALE
BAY 7EAM, M i HORSE oiSIook And MARE,
lsss hands high years old kind and al harness
S ar and
also and
IN IN so9' cGss1sur iEes5 ,nozr1Se HORSE, SIRED :,
syears old kind and true harness; Iree from vice
70 Sas % no % and p can o 70 the +
close 9 to @ 90 very pleasant dryef' can be driven At
s1EE 81 / s1sSs HIGH
old kind and true in all free from vice
ss$ fs$ss sSsS SeS Sf ss III RSR psfE sEAs Co.
umSus nh stock ls2 hands high syears old kind and true
mile track stylish splendid roadster for gentle
.to GoEPE q Fl y bands high
III: " si$ s. ;Es: ana
true !. all IL harness. free s from vice. tree and stylish
A4fS sa7 HSS Il 81 Has6s SEa SnREF YEARS oLD kind
nS s u M VsH es .e s ca., n ths c
ssS$s rESTHSs H.sS SoS SIaHEEr m HANDS
:ss ss on 1s s ss s' ss' %
mare Fears nothing: 80 can an be driven by LADY and war
TOP PONY PaAEToN u.Mn, n,au ,,
old kind and true in all harness free from vice first
c'sss lrgee 63rse M Gnd % warpantsd sound
BAY MARE ID. aASps iiIGl: years cid; KIND and
% and
dGsSls %HsbS! bsrnes'' also set Harness and
lent pony for ladies' children's use, and warranted
''sSc No foF s:0 bxskfq * s!fIpiis paxsrox snaro
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES DESCRIPTION AT
Sosb SSR HsSSrss Se Tor ASh whgSSs Sssor WAGONS
RoCKAwAYs AND Pony PHAEfoNs, DOUBLE
Weather never interferes with our sales.
THE FOLLOWING VERY DESIRABLE STOCK
sRkRs ns'sS Gnssrs CITY AaeoS and Nss
street no MORROW Cwedne sdayl, june H. at ii o'clock
An ELsSAyr AND EXTRA stylish brown Geding;
FAST <. AND HANDSOME sorrel Mare can beat 8
yTsT SPEEDY BROWN Gsldns can tro, in $50
NE baE EANIEY Hsgss s,Y. can Tos q
county, and were Withdrawn from Saturdays sale.
Stock exhibition.
FOR PFDIGREES AND FULL DESCRIPTIONS see
to-morrows Herald.
A DOUBLE HARNESS By LowpEN, IN GOOD
III order, for sale low, st private stable % East Forty
first street.
BAY HAMBLETONIAN MARE. s YEARS OLD,
N. 1854 hands sound and kind raised by late owner
and one Of the most stylish horses In the cty single
double price $B Private stable East Forty first st.
A C0UPELET, By WOOD BROTHERS; USED
"A but tines price $50. Private stable 80 East
Forty-nrst street.
A FOR SALE, ONE FINE COUPE, FAMILY OR
IA driving Horse years old 10 hands inches high
long and tail very stylish earess OF locomotives
and is warranted To trot in less than minutes;
raned sound and kind either single double harness
death IN the family Apply Ia OsTIE 4 IR TIom son
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-10

LII OFFICERS SAILORS AND SOLDIERS WOSND
"A ed rupture injured however slightly, can obtain
pension by applying TO DR.. 4. B. Jackson, late sur
geon United States NAVY, No. New Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-10

HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART,
ll0, liz and III EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAT
Fourth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-10

ance Of natural hair Address CLAIR. Herald Uptown
Branch Oflcc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-10
HORSES, CARRIAGES, ke

E'OR SALE-BY GENTLEMAN ABOUT LEAVING
" town. perfect lady's or gentlemans saddle Horse,
i5i hands hgh years old Call, before 10 A. n. at Lad
West Twenty eighth street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-19

POLITICAL Tho County Superintendent: oil
King George gives notice that a r2ccs;ns q tie
Conservative voters IF tie county VIII be La!:
at the Cour. House 90 the 22d Of September,
for the purpose cf2omicat;pg candidate 10.
Sheriff, Commonwealth s Attorney. and Super
intendent cf ,he Poor.
At the Stafford Convention to nominate 5
delegate to the Legislature, heretofore noticed
when the vote was taken it appeared tha. Mr.
Wallace had received eight and Mr. Suite five
votes, but before the result was announced q
motion prevailed to make the nomination Of
Mr. w. unanimous
Gov. Walker is announced to speak 10 differ
cnt parts of the State during the canvass-a,
Fredericksburg or the 18th Of October. I. i.
understood tina. be will be invited to speak here
Gen. kemper addressed the largest political
meeting ever assembled in that county, a,
Giles c. H., yesterday.
A kemper campaign club has been fora ed
at Charlottesville.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-19
NEWS OF THEC DAY.
TO shcy the rery age and lofy Of the Times.

Car! Vost. accused Of the murder of the
Chevalier de Blanco i'll Prussia, after twenty
months Imprisonment. was yesterday dlscharg-
ed, as the State Department refused to surren-
der him to Prussia. lis case not coming under
til. E.xtradi,iou treaty. He vas immediately
rc;.rrcsted ou civil suit to recover property
stolen from tho murdered man.
The publication Of the Vatcrland, Of Vienna
has been suspended and its bureau seized by
the police, because it published an attack on
the King OF Italy while the guest OF the En-
pero7. May a.tramontalncs belonging to the
Imperial court. and leading members Of society
have left the city to avoid meeting Victor
EMANUEL.
There has becn considerable iuba,ion over
The statemcu; that American iron had been ex-
ported to England, and now the Chief Of the
Bureau OF Statistics throws damper over the
affair by stating that during the thirteen months
ending July 3lst Dot single pound OF AmeEl-
can iron was exported to England.
Advices from the Sandwich Islands state
that the Goverumcnt has concluded to make q
treaty with the United States on the basis OF
The cession of Pearl River Harbor; that klng
Luna!I!J i dangerously ILL that thc spreau VI
the c;rosy has been checked, and that trade is
stagnant.
The Society of the Army Of The Cumberland
concluded its meeting at Pttsburg yesterday.
General Sheridan was elected President for the
next year, and the next meeting was fixed for
September II and IS, 1874, at Columbus,
Ohio.
Aivices from London state that information
has been received that boats belonging to the
British navy We're attacked By pirates off the
island OF Penang, and two Of their officers
wouDded
The lo.scs BY The Chicago fire of the 18th
instant are estimated at from S2OD,OoO to
$50, COG The INSURANCE is not exactly known,
but is surprised to DC about thirty per cent OF
the loss.
IL consequence Of the stock panic 10 Wall
street yesterday, tLc gold premium was forced
ny from ILL To li2s, tut subsequently re-
acted and closed 1T l2s.
Gable ndvicc- state that the cholera is raging
With great violence il Hungary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-19

1t is grievous pity, says the Richmond In
ouirer, for the sake of both races in the South
that the colored man has not the sagaclty to
see how it is, and Why it is, that he IS SO assid
uously courted BY the white Radical leaders
who are encouraging him with false hopes. aud
deceiving him with empty professions Of pc
cular friendship for him. If the scales could
bat fall from his eyes and disclose to him the
purposes, the motives, the desires and designs
of the few white men who are consortiuR with
him, be could not bu, be prolted by the re-
movsl Of his delusion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-19
The Emperor of Morocco is dead.

ENCOURAGING TO CATTLE RA1sERs The
New York Herald, remarkiug cditorially Oh the
great sale Of short horn cattle near Utica, n
T.. at which one cow brought 80, 600, says
Here is an example which canno. fail to 10
splre host Of other cattle raisers to 20 and do
likewise. Here are premiums worth contend
ing Tor. and here is line Of business for sure
profits which cannot be exhausted Doubtless
the cattle breeders of our State taira now being
held or 5000 to come will appreciate the advan,
tages of their position from this Utica sale, and
We shall have this season throughout the coun.
try finer displays ofimproved stock Of ali kinds
than at any season heretofore. Thirty shou5-
and dollars is considered a fancy price for u
blooded horse of the best pedigree; but when
a choice COW brings forty thousand six hundred
dollars, and a, this price is purchased to be
carried over to England, our American cattle
raisers may we'll be proud of the high distinc
ton they have won and of the boundless fields
they command for producing the finest cattle
in the world.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-19

In commenting upon the failure Of Jay
Cooke l. Co., the Baltimore Gazette Gays
10 men more observant. who watched oarroEly
and keenly the progress Of this financial Colos-
sus, and noted the multitude of schemes 10 which
it had embarked, the result is not matter Of
entire surprise, and when tbey learned that pa
per with its Endorsement had been offered for
sale at discount Of fifteen per cent, they were
convinced that, sooner or later, crash was in
evitabe. MIR. Jay Cooke it may be justly
said that be has brokeo down under the s,.in
gency Of the noney marke, and the genera
sense OF insecurity which has prevailed Of LATE
among those who have money to invest. It Ii
possible that. ultimately, be may be able t
meet all his engagements; but whether he doe'
or not, the presen. consequences Of bis failure
cannot be otherwise than most disastrous anc
far-reaohipg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-19

but il cannot be ascertaGe,! that Thar
foundation for IL /, was corr ao,lr,',.. = Il:
that The Freedmen Savings nq,.. ; 1.I"t
or three hundred thousand dollar. IN ,I i'~I ~
OF Jay Cooke & Co., but thi. vas d., ;'I ;;.'1;.
terested parties. who asserted thar u, .! 70.
was only 4 few hundred. \ run m ~; %''i.a. >
is anticipated to morrow. Thc iu: 80. :. '->*
posts is 5ald 70 conie: irD"! tic Ire o,' ~
Savings Banks il tie Sou,n. '""'..
The first National BunE j.. :. .,,rc,,.,u,,,
postary. L vas impossible t4iav - .,.-'- y
how much the government h.i On Ijrn,-,,, ..'A-
but as receiver Wi! DO at oncs '.<,'.:
anoun, viii then b. e>certai..J !. .':'.'1 ~
that the government wi! not lose ...,.'..
through its operations witi. the sv,. .''.' '.:
which Jay Cooke 4 90. aT1 caa..."- -;'s % s.;
First National Bank l. also ;.a.,. e. ~"
six hundred national banks tlr5l,aonI. y;
country, who conduct their opora,i1n. Nil ~.
treasury through it. All these L.sk> L, "'.' Ill.
or less of their FUNDS in lis kccpiry ,rn,t u 's
of them it is believed, to any .rgo -, - '.'5:
Opinions vary as 10 the ability otthr H.. ".'.'1
tricate itself from lis proSerr .ai.ar,,.',~ '@.
Some q: the government oiic.i. il. ..;.., a.
knew. and o:Lcr p!ouin1h: p:,.l., ,,.... q"
TO tnc Oc.lti that Gtaimpty. w; Il
place at III early day, aud ,ua! tho T.. S -,
lies will all De met. O,her- agaia r'@',
that such house nus; bay m,a. .~.,-
possible cx"rtlcD ;.:!,re aJ,wla.. it'll.
GO down, ana that there is u h,,I. .or i. =.
covery. Tie SUSPENSION Of ;kg Eig.. N,,io,.
Bank, and the consequent app51;u.n, If :, =.
c9iver, ucceSstatcs the winding W Of is aT.;,.
aud as corporation it will 90 gu. Of .xi,;.,r.
taus losing its valuable privilege. 10 the frr.
Tie last money paid out over the c,,.i.tar -.
Jay Cockn < Co. wa, said t. haze beer /. ir..,
Of So, 900 in favor o! the government.
Il was stated ton'Gn; tina: a nromircrt r..
dent q large d@posltor in ihc house Of j.
Cooke < Co., ha,; at Z lac Aour .hi> af.rn...
attached, the building. Whether tn. Ni.! ,,y.
hlro any advantage ov47 the other c-oH,,r. -
main, to be seen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-19

The Southern express train going vest, on
the pennsyl yania Railroad, oa which President
Grant was pasSenge-, net With al accident
yesterday one mile east of Tyrone. The Gin
ciana,i express ran into the rear eoi OF the
express, doing considerable damage to the
sleeping coach and smashing the engine Of tae
Cinciuuati express The engioser and fTemen
were severely Injured, but the passengers es-
capped With few slight bruises, except ono man
who had his hand crushed.