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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-03

JOURNALISM IN New YORK. The New
York Express, in review gifts own history on
the occasion of moving into the new handsome
building recently erected for it, gives the follow
ing interesting fact in connection with Journal
ism in that city:
"But one of the old dali proprietors prcvi-
Gus to 1886 survive, and Mr. Greeley, who
started the Tribune in 1912, and Mr.. Raymond,
the Times in 1851, each leading journalists.
have followed in the meridian of life, the form
or dying in 1872 and the latter in 1869. In less
than twenty years one hundred and nine daily
journals have had au existence in this city, and
one hundred of the number are dead, at loss
of over $25, 100000. The expenses of publica-
ton have increased more than six-fold in twenty
years, and are every day increasing. The com.
petition is now sharper than ever, and though
daily papers are not more numerous than they
have been, every year adds to the telegraphic,
news, type-setting and other expenses. In July
of this year the system Of free exchanges will
ing Federal, State, local and other intelligence.
No business is more hazardous than journalism.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-03

continued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-03

CAKES AMEs and John B. Alley print
joint card in the Boston Post about joint
speculation in Virginia real estate which, they
say, has been 1nisreprcscntcd to their injury.
They say they did not conSprc with Judge
Underwood to get the real estate cpnii>catcd,
had nothing to do with his acquisition Of a
house, and are not responsible Tor his action i'll
the premises. Their only motive in going to
Alexandria was to help certain Massachusetts
creditors, who were in danger Of losing a debt !;
and they and Mr.. lloop:r, who was assocltcd
with them in this mission, have been ready at
any moment to resell to the owner for what
they paid, plus 6 per cent interest
IMPORTANT CASE We understand that the
case OF Bryan VS.. Ficklin and Hewitt is set for
hearing on Wednesday next before Judge
Bond, in Richmond. The question involved in
this case is novel and of interest to the legal
fraternity, it being an effort on the part Of the
plaintiff to invok" the aid Of the u. S. Circuit
Court to enjoln proceedings in the Circuit Court
of Spotsylvania county, and by peremtory man
damus to remove the case from Judge Bar
ton $ court to the u. S. Circuit Court. Fired
crichsLu,y Star.
Tho fnlinwInr rnrcisa ,uH ror,nrr M sivn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-03

TIE MILK TRADE has been found by the
few who have engaged in it along the line of
the o., 4. g. NJ. r. r. the past year, to pay
better than any other kind of farm work. The
business is now confined to few farmers in
the adjoining county Fairfax, and two or three
in Warren county. The annual report of the
President OF the Piedmont Milk Association
shows that an ordinary cow costing. say s25,
will yield 500 worth of milk sold in Washing
ton in year. We have talked with one gen.
,lenan who is in business 10 Fairfax county
keep his cattle stabbed the year round, using
hundreds Of acres now lying idle along the line
Welding rich harvest to those who chose to
engage in this business. MtnuSsus Gu=ethc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-03

road.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
SALES ELSEWHERE OF VALUABLE STOCK.

Thirty-fve head of GOlddust stock were sold
at L. L. Dorseys Eden stock Farm, ~ Kentucky, ON
MAY l. realizing grand total Of 22,llO The highest
bid s. OOO was made Tor sorre colt, four years ola. by
Old GoIddust, and several two-yearolds brought also
high prices at the sale Mr. NJ L. Brittans roting
stock held on May 10. Redwood CITY Cal, the fol-
lowing prices we're realized: Bay 6y, Kitte Wilder. BY
Alexander out OF Lady Peters, SI5; chestnut hly by
George NJ Patchen. jr, OF Roxy $500; Ada Morris,
chestnut hlly, by whippe Tackles Hambletonian
our of Kate Leslie ST. 1856; Lizzie bay hllY by Ham-
bletonian out OF Lila Martin S0O SOrrel colt. by Alex
ander ont OF Columbia Maid, S20 Birdie, bay MY bY
Wbinnle a Teacke's HambiefOnan out or Kate Lesies
SbsO Mr. John Mnohin OF Goshen has sold the colt,
small Hopes TO J. c. DeYO Of Jackson, Mol for 5000
also one-haf interest IN MamDrettO, FOR $500 NAM
brettO IL by Rysdyks HambetOnlan the dam ny Ameri-
can Starr - -, o., o.,
on the 10th Of June Major G. W. Barker will DO
the officiating auctiOneer
Absence of seasOnabe activity is the most prominent
feature this Springs carriage trade ana Jhe aggregate
of sales compares univOraby with that or May lSI1
Attracted by the Vienna Exhibition unusually large
nerceutage OF wealthy population has either already
left or is about sail for Europe fact which anects
trade IN fine carriages materially and Directly.
Owing 10 the same large number OF see0nd-lahd
vehicles are thrown upon the auction mdrt where JOfe
I'M search OF cneap carriages frequently better suited
Kent ON sale There is a far fUragn demand but II "a
urncpally through commission houses AMI they nave
given the greater part OF me orders 70 Ootsue maulac
tuafg g4l Df T.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
COTTON MARKETS.

aqr.r NAV -Cotton steldyi Mdungs lie receipts las
bales saes 24i bales ,,.,, ,- ..,-.. eoe
bales. Shipments 382 bses; stock, 3o75 bales 80 a.,
LOUISVILLE Mav 2A-COOn quiet hddng I6ei receipts III
bale 29B bales
PHIt,pELPHIA May 24--Cct0n quiet; Mddings. 1850. -
Ba1TryoHK dull Mddngs yc reeepts
o eIpos-oastB o. bales ales Ol bales stock bJZ bales
5BIIg Nav easier demand light Good Ordinary i5e
Hddpgs Aiddhngs la 7tc receipts AZ bales
yncSastwse a. bales sales go bales; stock 29i bales
24t0On mdahngs, t0t6tct net
S bses. gross ia bales eTponsto Great Britain, 2r1J
| 22 bae sales, so baies last evening lO bales
stock SO bales. .,.a. - Nt,isgur. "a,
~ i - l2a8lc; Z28 bales Oh pments o. bales
BOSTON, MAJ A-Cotton quiet Mddug yic groas receipts 'O
tai-s. sales }O0 bales; stock, 900 bales ,-,o
CENTS m tales; e1ports-coastwss 79S bales sales 2O bales stock
Ssv,SNa NAV 24-Coton fm Mddlpgs. l8ic; net receipt"
Ga eIpOr-o Great bnlan 500 Dsesi Sa' o o-'s
2l455 bales "a. -. D.
bales sales. n bales; stock 36J3 bales ,,. &c
Tcrsirf NAV 2-Coon auli Middngs lsc shipments +l6
Asy 24Cotou dull little doing; Low MddIngs, ric;
e u+s bales; b balesi sales lZO bales
stock $50 bales ,. ....4 ma ,.,...
GALVESTON, May 2A-C0on-net eeeipN eSuhAeu 'V OAos'
stOck. .626 bales
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw.YoRK. saturday. Maya. ls

NEW YORK, Saturday, MAY q. BIB
Aside from a moderate Improvement IN the
demand for higher priced stock. there has been no i'm
porant change in the local horse trade Of he week
closing under this date The highest price paid for
matched pair OF stylish coach horses Drown godings
over 162 hands hig) was $780, the figure for
matched pairs about $500, single coupe horses
averaged about $500, the aggregate number OF sales
Of this kind being far behind the corresponding period OF
last year. limited plumber Of saddle horses was Sold
at from $500 70 $500 per head For workhorses there was
a very steady market, at firm prices Recent arrivals
we're light. --- -
sales through the agency OF leading auction firms
were as a rule well attended by city and country
hnvers The horses offered have gone of prices which
wi probObv have the effect OF encouraging those Who
have adopted this means or dispOsng OF their STOCK
nv aucfien were sold this day at Messrs. Barker &
Cses City Auction Mart and NewYOrk 1attersals tho
following stock at the annexed prices
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
1872 70 DATE

HAY market steady witt moderate demand; common Eaasi
s nore Bert dull quote Prime at 81 40ds 81 45 Go
81 ~ o, igSs - s Nv il without important change quote
Long Bye OsQ lO snI ao 4e & aDG oat A. 9o
MOLASSESWe notice sales of l3rs oo 9iCo AZ Smg9 m
.u 5 Tie Barbados Rsanes N our As' was ~
NAVAL STOREs-Thre has been good dnnd for Spirits Tu
steady tl0 gh somewhat irregular prices he sales comprise
OO bb HsIchRHtabe 46ie cost of@S bbs do On
a. nqurJ Of 100 bb Strained at 81
Ice ss Coz 90 At - ~ 20 O5s sem9on S 90 a a 81 ~ P P 5 Os as
Tar fm with fair uquyi sales OF lOu bbA Wilmington AZ -
OlS-useel Us sa sth fair ob3ingsemaud at 81 in casks
Oh bbs Crude Pst moderate requestand steady;
csots IS II So Meubden quiet and unchanged
Sc Prime quoted q7s and present I3q
PROVsOSS-Tbs da bsrvy feeling that distinguished
has since been noticeable the
arrivals her considerable decline al the West and
Os' Oder.e export sad oA snana have gwen oaJ EaIasa
tdTautAz 81 ne coEersson ihe have purchased ge ot e uae
nqu has been light and holders Determined 70
Ss have beu compelled 70 Gbmt 70 material eeehoe aa ana
Es have had 70 note mueA euA ~ We ls
Of the market SINCE tnt beginning Of be month
he Tor tbs months delivery nave been very Age Inc ous
hess Tor June and July delivery has been aeeespeeay Al
business done the deciue noted Extra Prime
request the reduction and closes seAiY.
markets the the sales cash and regular $50 bbs q
go for Od ness % oi ior New d. 81 Tor Extra Pne Sll
oF Prime Ness -S ~ for City do S3 p for Sour aBd
Auy Ness for future delivery We hear Of 100 oos Mes seller
June sl6 So sl6 ~ and 5o bbl Msss for July At .
and demand sales Of 70 bbls at S9d sll 25
TO- Pas Mess Brira Mess; l5G hafbOs. CITY
hss % Is Cut Meats are better nd demand the supply Of
~ boxes sher Hams salt at le ZOO City Peklsd do IN bulE
1e bulk lo at Chicago. &C.. for
ssa iSali 80 heayy Bellies Sc
bacon saer. lsasd aolsie buers tepd enoshg
% her ess sac. q I0S boxes shSr. el5 "sn At ye ana
snail os. Al s 20 boxes CITY Long Clear At s 50 boxes Long and
sbort Clear oseh At s Dressed Hogs bner and demand
-e gnoe A. o9t TOT . Lard hrn though not 50 active SALES
Pair Prime steam I6 ". &c tea Dark
for Juns private tsrn.; and I0J toa july st s7is
slFokl' " rA''o FACs SES-5osE ToE THE WEEK ENDING
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

% for IN. srconnt United States bonds ss e "
a4t Tea-Fors. ssi ves g0 kIe hAirAJ N NJ
PARIS, m.-Rentes opened at 3h Soc ,,ss III,
LIyKEPooL May 24-ll Cotton opened sIeAaYi uus W
lands 3D.; Middlug Orleans "a 09td ., coo h... In
LIVERPOOL MAY Al m.COlton s steaayi sAIes is'' ~
ciudng for speculation and export - - hord. OK,
FRkNKFORT, May 14-D m.-Unted States ffeA"eH' ' =
for the issue u 1852. .,..
PARIs MAY D. m--The Bourse Rentes a4L 90 -
ONpoS Nav 24-2O mCOusOls and American seeuNes O"
unchanged
PAsIs. NAV 24-Renes s5L Zoe -. = a.. Il.
LIvEEPooL MaT BCottoB closed A1y on " - %
tr sI .a were Amsesb Of Cotton shipped rom "a
Apnl at @lod rom lne ~ I. 80 ~
NE In nv Az jl5 from ports d'eFaoe Sae 1ls Su,
~ Vi o The sane port devabe July sud August al S and on
Nes Orleans, deliverable Jay and August a. 81
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
fine ARTS.

fine ARTS.
CURIOUS ART SALE HOUSEHOLD ARTt
~ Curious Collection Household AT 6ois comprising
ANTIQUE FURNTuRhS In haTuetry superb Carved Rosewood.
Cabusts Chests Book Tables Siehoards,
Chairs Bureaus" John Law Table Dutch slvrnpSoari-Foot
39veWine CO0Iens-inkstLnds1 cksM rrsrelial CARPETS
Turkish and Moorish Rugs and Tapeshrosere Atlr Cloths
CHINAS Celestial Blue Hsnka-OLD DELFT WARE quaint
a-d mnch..oaght-0r SCRAFFITO WARE RkPOUhSk METAL
y ORK JnsUrpssset)-ELRofROTlPE REPRODUCTiONS-Ah-
MOR-ShiaIfs- Peasant P0'& &c, Sc, bs
Erraori1ary Collection and exhibition the CLH
TON HALL SALE ROOMS and m sold h Auction The evenings
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY, Lt anu lath ast I heSsss-
LEAyrTr, Auctoueers.
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART.
wi (Temporarv bull ling. ll8 West Fourtecnthft.)
The DI CBSNOLA COLLECTIONS fom Cyprus and The LOAN
EXHIBITIONS" far ready he pube u
o'clock until o'clock p. N Admission, 50 ,aHts
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

s,SS 00A TO LOAN on westchester
% ,DIs ONpO Properyi city Estate. IA mort
RcHARD Y. HARNBf DrOadwsT Room p bsss
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

Totaa..... 35o zF4t90J Aooli0N 45oo l,SJ5f ZO69f7
Totals
bsBL l. S42. .lI 57 L.56 lG69G y 81 53J79 g $50 76
Jssf.il2yz leIs473l il3ss59 7O577 z7gI77 3sO5s ss
PRrROLEUM-Tbe tor Refined has very owing
largely ruling rcghts and the hnnue holders
offered saInfy banos Of s O0uth
qaotel nod request
2c kaphh 6u nd ensreg Bouana a io lite IN. mrEet for
Crude gndeF favorable Edvces O tie Greek Tut
aHsaeuons xtre rep0o quoie ste bulk sud e
The ck getera tr snd su0t quoted ~ 6s9
~ 70 OIL C, 81 - - IusTl - ~ st Petroleum
Centre " Al Parkef aid - ~ Al Housewife Al Philadelphia
tbe 1u seadv Al Sic for delivery.
SUGARS al descriptions. bui rng aboui
pnesi es GOOD RaIiHg Cuba Be l55 bids private
terms and " hhdG meao Lass essnng 40 5tGbc Refined, Of9c
fof haudz
sTEARiS du ard weak W small sales Of Prime al 9ic
TALLoW iuD ABj veal se Of 20 aids stncy Prime a. S
NJe D Con aon, ~ hhlG a 8tc
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
CATTLE MARKRT.

CEIcaGo NAV 21Reosipts for weekae, 1857 Hogs 5l55;
Slso 2 corresponding last Cattle 10y Hogs, lb'
sheen 29 ale demand prices lOal5c higher inquiry
a - tons range 8rd 90 e1rn s5 50a S5 IS
m choice IS s. 20 for goOi - 5a So for fair % ga - -
% xp6 common for sockerti % 30 - 20 for
rsn Hos IN better request shippers and packers purchasing quo
tons nge - 65 - for fair 81 8Od - 30 for good - d
udl
lover demand quotations 80 Z5G% % ~ 0 snofn
90 J0d 10 50 for woOled lots
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
Banklna hcuses ano Bankers

UGUST BELMONT & Co.,
~ BANKERS 10 and 2I Nassau-st,
ISSUB TRAVELLERS CREDITS
available y all Of the world tAIough
MESSRS. DE ROTHSCHLD,
and their colrespnndentN
Aso COMMERCIAL CREDITS and TH1RGR APHIC TRANSFERS
or MONEY on CALIFORNIA, EUROPE and HAVANA
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

s1as TIE STATE or TRADE. ,s ANA
EUROPEAN MAihEIa
bos9os. -4a al m-C0hs0 0poae4 . 10. .ss, ana
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
Diuioenn Notires.

OTFcH MILWAUKEE NoRrHERS RAILwAr,(
MILWAUKEE, Nav, IS. 1873.
TT'HE COUPONS on the FIRST MORTGAGE
Il EIGHT PER BONDS Company due will
paid and that date At the Merchants Exchange National
Bank, Sew-York. WM. TAISTOR, Secretary.
THE INTEREST which will become due
STOCK Of he STATE Of ILLINOIS % the aIs MONDAY
Jalv 1873 win psd AMERICAN EXCH ANGE NATIONAL
BANK New-York the inclusive Of july pr0KmO
EDWARD RUTZ state Treasurer, Springfield, Illinois.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
5drlnas Danhs

DEPOSIT TO-DAY TOD. Z in the, the SAVINGS BANK
SEND POI CIRCULAR. le5 BLRECKBRsT.
ASSETS OVER $4,000 900.
sAd L. HARRIS Manager
NEW-YORK SAYINGS BANK, corner of
~ Eghib-GYe md FoureutI-st SIX PER CENT INTEREST
pad on ali su before June
idrsws from June Asets s3O53O6 w. surplus sls
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
Boar1 an1 Rooms.


A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THR UPTOWN
OFFICES 54 " est Thirty secondt, 3 West Twenty third
st, up to p. TO-, Al regular ofce rate.
FURNISHED ROOMS to LET to gentlemen !;
Il breakfast Il required Apply at 82 Easi Fheenth.si
ELOORS and ROOMS to LET, unfurnished.
fass negiy.panei AZ Universtypace;
terms moderate. W. N GhlsWOLD, NO. "a BroadWaY
I ELANDs STURTEVANT HOUSE,
IL and NeVYork.
AMERICAN PLAN, WITH ELEVATORS.
CENTRALLY LOCATED.
NEAR THE DIP ITS AND THEATRRS
LEWIS GEO. s. LELAND, Pronreiors
CTAMMERING.- New York Stammering In
- sute established 87p Prof+ Mann Covn ManageH ig
We references furnished; instruments, app
ane or medicines taken pay for board
until eursi. Send Tor prospectus.
CT. CHARLES HOTEL european PLAN, No.
~ 68 Broadway, BeeckersLsnge Rooms, 81 per day
Family 30 week. Hotel restaurant newly
Furnished All Broadway the Hotel
GEORGE 5. & LEWIS LELAND, PrJpietor.
Os( 7TH-AVE., near Twelfth-st.-Yery desir-
sb able Rooms with trtass BOARD, suitable FOR gsnemau
Efs single gentlemen.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
RErTlpTs og pPODrCF

-. p Ncrh hsrr Yesses aHd RaiToad&
HAY Al Oh Ashes io30 4os Cotton l7 pkQA Dried Ffut
-4 bols Ezgs 20 bl Fcuf % bbs Meal 5i3 bags Meal, o. $50
bush Wbest 65 80 bash Corn 3s Oats Barley.
bales hep ~ bglS Besu1 s Hides ~ I4
hss i3 hbs Rosu ~ bts ari fursune 80 bG Tar. 6s0
alei Leztrf AQ ptgA on Cake 81 pkg i5 pkg. P0rk
t psg Cat Meas sg ios Ls ISIS pkgA Buiief ais pkgs
Sheese III rkg Taos lJ psss oe psgs
Whisky.
heeepts 81 Pfot9e s tke Weet ending ssudsy Mayz g. 81
bi- FiouF. OT bb HhstF. 3Z1l bba
!ois Asa lash wbsat iJl J bush 10 Isl bush Gate
80 bah Rye zfi0 Maii o. bush Barley $50 .acks seed
~ pkgs tses, J5 pkgA bes ait pEgs Al pkgs Cut
% ssi4 f.s4 L.f - kss Lard e6L pkga Olcak 5.l psga
i-4'yr tis p4fA Steam.
The New York herald., 1873-11-19

r. sAMUELL's NEW PARK THEATRE
"A. BROOKLYN.
MAGGIE MITCHELL. FANCHON.
Box Office open
and ia Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-11-19
MUSICAL.
LEGAL NOTICES.
PArRIcK srRAoHAN, ESQ, DECEASED.

Pursuant 70 an act Of Parliament Of the United King
don Of Great Britain and Ireland OF the Twenty second
and Twenty third Vic. cap 35, entitled AN Act TO
urther amend the law Of property and 70 relieve rus-
ices notice hereby given that all being credi
tors Of or having any claims demands against af
fecng the estate of Patrick strachan. ESQ., late OF No
YORK place PorIman square IN the county OF Mddesex
who died on the 3st day OF July, 1872 and whose VIII
was proved on the tth Gay of Noyem6er lS,e IN me
William Donaldson Scott, Esq. John Keith. ESQ, WIZ
liam Srachan. Esq, the brother, and Join Strachan
ESQ., the me phcw of the said dec and John Liger
wood, advocate in Aberdeen, the executors named in
the said wD required before tue lst day OF
January 1915 send In writing the particulars Of their
debts claims and demands upon or against the said
estate executors AZ the Office OF their solicitors
Megsrs r. Ligertwood, advocates, 80 Union street,
Aberdeen Hotand and notice Is hereby given that at
ecutors will proceed distribute the assets OF the said
Patrick Srachan deceased among the persons entitled
thereo having regard 10 the claims only OF which the
said execuiors shall then have had notice. that the
ald erecutors will be liable Tor the assets or any
part thereof distributed 70 any whose debt
Claim or demand they shall not then have had notice
and ali persons indebted 70 the estate OF the said de-
ceased are required forthwith pay amount OF their
debts 10 tho said executors TO their afore
dated this list day Of October, 1ss
\ !. AZ. LIaEk1wn0D> solieliQls " tho Exscytora
The New York herald., 1873-11-19

SALES Al AUCTION.
A.
AUCTION SALES
THURSDAY and FRIDAY evening aoth and elst, at the
Leavitt Art Rooms, sl7 Broadway. at 5oc!ock.
THE RoNpEL COLLECTION.
Comprising about 100 Pictures the entire collection Of
Paintings Se Ssf F. Esq
"Al the work OF his pencil varied and interesting in
anu From the New YORK Times
Truthful In outline and color, and imbaed with that
alone endow the works of his pencil"
"There is need remind readers that the pre-
sent s most disastrous time for art and there there
be obtained at this sale '-iiines
Also more than 100 other Paintings and watercolors
by prominent American artists aud tew fine foreign
pictures.
The above now on exhibition free. at the Art Rooms
5l7 Broadway.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
November q and g. at the Clinton Hall Sale Rooms, at
Ia O'Clock,
ILLUSTRATED AND STANDARD BOOKS
An exceedingly fine collection OF Books many Of them
in half and full calf bindings embracing fine specimens
paper copies Of scarce books Numisnatc History shat
spearana Books Of Costumes Historical and Standard
Works, suitable for libraries
The above view the Clinton Hall Rooms
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
Evenings, at the Clinton Han Sale rooms at O'Clock
each evening.
AN EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION
of curious and Antique Furnitures, old Chinas.
CARPETS and R9gs ursh and Psran Rs coehs
antique and modern; Armor, Ancient Arms. Vases.
The whole exhibition Free at the Clinton Hall
sale
The Messrs. LEAvITT Auctioneers.
The New York herald., 1873-11-19

At WILSON A HAMILToN's SELECT DANCING
N Academy Arthur Hall, yC3 West Fourteenth street
Eighth ayenueClasses always open for beginners
Fofterns, &c send for circular soiree every Tuesday
evening
The New York herald., 1873-11-19

MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
Evenings, at the Clinton Han Sale rooms, at O'Clock
each evening
The New York herald., 1873-11-19

- MARS ACADEMY OF DANCING 2g9
n. Beccker street: classes Tuesday and Friday
ings; children Wednesday and Saturday afternoons:
soiree every Saturday evening at O'Clock. sead Tor
circular.
The New York herald., 1873-11-19

Dosr OFFICE NoTICE-rHE MAILS FOR EUROPE.
j during the week ending saturday, November q,
1873, VIII close At this Office on "Wednesday at IL NJ
Thursday at IL NJ and on saturday at 81 A. NJ i2 NJ
THOMAS H. JAMES, Postmaster
The New York herald., 1873-11-19
DANCING ACADEMIES.

A -DODwORTH'S CLASSES FOR DANCING
IA No 2l2 Fifth avenue, Twenty sixth street.
open tor the
Twice a werk-Mondays and Thursdays Tuesdays and
Wednesdays and Saturdays
Once a week-Saturday mornings and Friday evenings
Gentlemen Monday and Thursday evenings
Send a circular
The New York herald., 1873-11-19

GALE OR TRADE FOR GOOD WATCH AND
- Chain-The right 10 Clip Horses with Tie American
machine Included the largest city In New Jeryey All
dSex CLARK k9x W HasslM ofnces
The New York herald., 1873-11-19

EDWARD sCHENCK, AUcTIoNEER
On THURSDAY next at IL O'Clock,
atNo 60 Lcerty street.
Executors sale of
rare, choice and valuable Wines, &C.,
comprising In all OF the most desirable private
stocks of this description ever offered for public compe
tition to close the estate of T. z. Otis of Newport
Enumerated in the catalogue Oard, Hennessy and
Planet Brandy Rye Bourbon and Scotch Whiskeys
Essex, Jr Leacock and Hodge Madeiras Amont illado
ynarte and Golden sherries. Old Ports, Malmsey Vi
from 1882 1856 Intending purchasers sample any
of this valuable stock on morning OF sale.
Catalogues ready