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MEDICAL CARDS. ..
DIR. G. BIG.ELOW,


Chicago -, ..,.,.+b.t ~ n
Bsolow is tho oidoit estatlhea pno!an, ha!ng ese9
ptactcing 10 Chicago lor na ast u yoas n1ehoP a
LsT hoaoEsa =, shs pe.;S ,So essegsI sGio M e.
stitutss ot the day, having devoted TWENTY YEARS
or HIS LIFE n poreong EGH9aiss fat w SprH p1ri
i5kA ib5iSkABRs oi The GENIT0:uhlMAnY onGANs I ~
VoIuSNEBs 1VEnaIoM TO SOCIETY, lMPhIlRnGGRD l3M,P,h5tlnGD
VISION. LOSS OF MEMoRY AMP ~ 5a1asas MA bi,,,
ae u lin .iuy Of certain dseases treating Thousands Of
ovc1y year. must h&T0 Greatef e4a toaa
liz Z general prActtto. ,,,.. .......A,n.,
!h city of the hfEhost ss,nnsts6
Wiling sna 5e.5 70 St1ss NJ d saoan
ont te AT address q scaled enyolSpS Ia
aontlemnn. Uail; you sso only tie Doctor. C0INES.
GVNGKNGE GONElDENTIAL Addfs,,.a ~ i9tssf'
, 1873-07-04
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.


TOfAl,,.. GtJl3 Ht,tlJ
oATTLE-Ihoro was nothing now 10 note In con
noclion with tho cattle mnrko.. Only moderate
eand existed for any cnss Of stock, and for choice
grades alone dd tho market exhibit any strength Tho
buyers ID vol ~ sollcra and tho offerings wcze easily
disposed Of at full former rates Thin stock con.
tfucs neglected aud weak, and aevera1 hundred head
remained the yards unsold At tho close of trade hs
evening. The range Of Baloa Wot the tnsdo
ngra or bulls, aud the outside for drove Of 81 lead
extra graded atoers, averaging 16l0 bs Moat OF the
days buBtnesa WAS dono Ut s.. 60Ge5.4o.
QUOTATIONS..
Extra Deevcs--1tadeu Htoerb, averaging ], 400
choice d Cd ncoves-Finc ;l iat, woil formed 5year
to year old stoers, averaging 1,@50 to
Good Doovca-Well- -fattonod. finely formed
steera averaging 1160 to 1.250 ibs. 6.25@b.36
Medium Gradcs-Stccrs In fair le8h, AveE-
aging 1850 to 200 1ba. .....:. 4.8096.1d
Dutchern' 6tock-Common TO fair steers,
and good to extra cows, for city
slaughter, averaging 800 10 100 fba S6o9A7a
Stock uattle-Common cattle, In eccant
lenh, averaging TOO to 1850 1be.... a60@46f
Ipfcrior-Light and thin cows, heifers,
staRs bulls and scallawt8 stccrs, 2.7bfe3.2s
CatileZTo1ag Northern wintered. ...... 3,b0@4.7I
Catte-Tc1ha, through drovcs+.. 22s4s3.2
CATTLE aALE1-
, 1873-07-04
MARINE.
1T Of. Chicago.

.rn11,.r -,n
.ht,. Ahh1 !ao,, .o . ;...;9ny -
ecow south Aaseu, 7ou'n Aa'ens W Ii 4umoe1, =" o7
wood. ,.,,,-. - mn ~, ,x,.,.
6shr Cuba, Bay Bctt!oment, de,oV ,1 ,8. ~ sMn8lca.
Barge Hersohel, Lua1agton. 19u ~ ~ ln,mueI. s11s
6oflr J. Tracey. ManlstGp "a" ~ ~ 1',npSt, ~ m
schr Witljo Louit Whie Lake, .lco m lumber, %
1ath. nm ,,,,xr
Barge G. O. " urnna hevSn, ~ - ~ },1nr ~ suno''
schr n: Dali huskcgop 10 n r. ~ !aoU 93,3,t.o-
8ohr Little 1lall, Mlsko2ony ~ " naano., . or.
Prop I'm II. owon Eacanaba s1o tos r9 ~ y, intn.
Prop Japan, Ford lSsert isv u tannGo.t ~ nIar ~
Dark eummar Cloud, aluRkogon! Vu In iuiooSt'
schr Mose M1hskeaopt;;o h i0o .. n,her' ~ no'
6chr Arctic, MnskcBon, 11u N lufnbcF. .n.nn
Asmr oorcna, e Josepl' 72 casos noffsce' ~ o'A o
Rtnr r. J.. Trnesde1 GEccn Day, 200 IONS also'' A0S
doE plckots, ,091, 600 n hlinBlca~
8ohr ida Manistoo 100 m lumber.
Barge Windsor, Manistee, quo n lumbof:
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=. - Il
foE cnico nSoaagns' na,Gs "Gro o. feRof'ea oo
aF TEATnEi,s note decline Of abont % in Tho
seaaon is ngl,k and prices aro 1ather easy. wo
quote: Primo to choice l!yo geeae feathers ct no
iiss isshsf 1s?ss sdoo sss e sa' sas III
s ~ 20, ny ,e ,9ot to.H s'es,rt'ons shs ,s
goneramarEet srss hrm Ia consequence. good
demand e1iats at t,e anno1ea quotations No:
no tlon ST. &c. shore a ssheee "u
Siio6@tl75; No. hay, $o.to@o.7s; No. maekere1,
hf f@%ly 1g, o:koss no er1 xoSga eSga
Ycr 100 rs, $7,o0; dooraoa goldfish, saso@d76 Lahrn
dor hcrring, sn br1s 20. .oo@o 90; 20, br *4.75
x brl, t4.2;a4,6o; box herring No; !. 2s53oo; bog
Ge,rnH ses?ea sS@s7o Columbia 1uvsr ''lm'n'
FhUiTs ANp NUTS Net .inao new foatars ,s was
noted IN connection With this market b,sneaa show,
s dsa ' r WIZ %sss &C.,
il@ilo: nga, Log, ,4N@ldo; Tur1sl, pEaness,< s,< "
DoMEsT1o-Aken nrplsa 1o92oo; aeh1gan , uos nsS
Western s4ad d. at@'x1 sSnhon ha,vae &C. SHo
d. mised 4N5o; blaeAberrias. 5@Ssfe; Esap6sE-
rioa, 4a91c; pted cherrlcs 2oa1o: N,I;ns
1ss; slngas 1n5 a2e 2se;na S'Re @
i2o; African peaints eh@7ei Wilmington peaao'S'
1000: Tennessee re- peana@ eSse1e. s xrc,nooa !, us
eoaeeo' sestals. T?as t ia
10 o1rsesd Il h5s ssason of tho r.. sna 11,ee;
while not cspocial1y HtronB, are wo siatatned AZ
around. The american Grocer ssya Of ths sugar mar"
| Sot: - ,.,u 49,,
vna snsrnay ., hnT ss week and only FOR present
wants. Stocks increasing, "a a usual 1t thte ~
ion Of tho yoar but holders remain firm, prosesrng to
thn c1og, Il rnceiyed Ai indieasiuna confirm
former opin1on Of lilo futuro Of the marriott Tho
, 1873-07-04

7ocssl 90; choice Nngsuey, 4t.l5@12o; e1trA ao,
yuuo 41 y5@1 40 choice TO extra new 1Apan vvet9
Ii 90; fair 10 good old 6s371o; common do 49s4eo
solored natural leaf japan, 6t3ooc common TO ho
oolong, ab@tso good, ss9o6o: choioo to extra e'es
TOuAUuo-undes tl,is head thore eore no now fea-
tlres to noto fair businoss Waa doing at tho anne1"
FiNs ouT--E1trn, 75@s5o choice, e5@7oo modi-
I'M, 65aGOo poor TO common, 4o@60c.
pIua-Natnral leaf, 71tSsoa; hatf bright, eo33oo'
aNoRiSa@aoed to cholco, a2@7eo; medium, $50
Die; common, 20Ga28o.
WoOD-Deoeh, 1850 mnple $3.50; hickory, $lo.6o
slats LOO delvorod. =.
VEaETABLE8-Corn wns In largo Alpply and low
or; much OF It being in poor dfdor. Other vcgstapcs
we're Ia uaunl denlnnd 1t Tho prices following: Teae,
$Qo01 80 por bu: string beans, 81 ecumDnrs
40a5Uo per doz; now onions, rcr brl, 64c09f.tu cat
hagc e0c9$1.25 por doK; turntps, 309soo ptr doz;
boots, $3006S40 90 per brl; Tomatoes Sl.60G200 per
box corn, l0G9l2xo ror lo5.
WOOI-Thero was M change to note. Tho receipts
arc liberal, aud the demand moderate. We repeat
quotations.:
hub, washed, extra and medium. .4es49c
Tub, wnshcG, common TO fair zoo go
% Teeee aashea, @ x8sxx, ssiIt
Fleece wasllcA, X&xx, dinBy. .359asc
Fleece, washed medium Light. @!oe
FIecco unwsaed, 1&XX, In good condition. .9o92ec
Flooco unwashod, eoarao 10 modiurn ..2Q528t
Fleecc, unwashed, coarse and d1ngy.
eurof, pulled
Extra, pulled. ...,ss644<
BURY wool 1082oc icas.
, 1873-07-04
Ot1ces


Tic Custom -Honss wilt 10 closed to-day The night
In the evening,
, 1873-07-04

8NEEp-Tho aheep trnde wa quiet and valuea wore
not subjected TO any important change. There waa
moderate aupp1y and moderate demand, at 10
for inferior 10 common At for msdium, and
It 4.26G34,6 for good to choice.
, 1873-07-04

Thfe0 lollar Por car 70 % audod Wntn tfa1s1alteo
which charge folIowy tho shng1ea-
Thckppes-lIye stlipGlca TO ia Two inches IN thleR-
ucss.
Iaogth-S1tocn Inches.
HARDWOOD. ....... ....
b,sct-Walnuk - Counters, $85.00@150.00; clear.
COS 50o6a85 90 common. 35.00GSoo00: Gull, &20.ooa
xsh-C;nar. lis oSlS1o.oo common, flaooGs25 90
Gull, $40 008 i5.00 flooring, $50. .ooe3 to.oo:
Oak-Oloar, eag. oot94o.00; common, $l6oo<9H.oo; !;
McEory--0io4r, 81. ooaso.oo; common. 10000
85. 90 Gull, sl2.06al8.0o.
MarIo-Otcay, 81 oo9s5.0o common. Neoo92sso0 !;
ou $lD.10tat6.t0.
5000.
Whitowoo.i- xs0.ooQs4o.oo common, $1,000
Wagon stocf-ulckory sxlcs, pox aet, sl.ooa1 TO
wagon polos eaci. 43Gs55o box boards, 90
Florida rod codur, a3e par II ; maho9anys 400; DC
epaut@r1. uo; eeaHVoQat eeSsQo willie holly, Wa.
, 1873-07-04

Flour was in rnthor bettor demand tha an yes-
to-day, but was only In light local roquest while
ahipmont. Inn ont There wna no noticeable ohango in
pricog. Dram was atoady. Sales wero reportod
OF 100 brls wintcr oxtras on private torma 290
brls spring extras (olloioo) at 97.C21; 100 brla
60 hrls do al a5,75 100 brla do Qow) at q: 80 !;
600 bris do on private terms 100 brla rye dour
On privato torrnB. Total, 1850 brlB. Also 20
tons bran at 5000, do1iverod. Tho following
.nu kl,n rnnra ~ nu1nr .,r1caa nj fl1n cinaa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-19
The value OF Gold ana silver.

From the Denver Cell Nows.l
MANY people have a great desire TO
know the value of gold and silver IN
hulk, and to this end we have secured
the following from Prof J. F. L.. Schlr,-
mer, Superintendent OF the Branch
Mint in this city, and il may be relied
mon ns correct. The tineness OF Color
ado gold and the calculation of values
On pold and silver are also given. 1t
is matter of considerable value, ana
II should be cut out and preserved;
One ton 1900 pounds avoirdupoisl
of gold or silver contains ~, 100 Troy
ounces and, therefore the value OF II
ton of pure gold is $6O.,7o q ana oil Il
ton of silver S37, 1O4 80.
A cubic foot of pure gold weighs ).
yl8 rs pounds avoirdupois q cube 1907
of pure silver weighs $685. pounds
One million dollars gold coin Weighs
8 6S5 s pounds avoirdupois; VI ,ooo,ovo
silver coin weighs 5s,92oo POUNDS
avoirdupois. ,, =, oil
If there is one per cent OF gold or SIT IL
YER in one ton of ore, 1t contains Z5i ,o0
ounces, troy, of either of these metals
The average fineness ofthe Colorado
gold is ISL in 900 and the natural a.
low; gold 7slSsilver 200, copper ~ To-
tai 900. u.o Mint or,
made IN the basis that AZ ounces o.
standard gold, or 800 fine conn +
worth $500 and II ounces of silver, 9ot
fine (coin), is worth Sl2,oo'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-19

70 the Committee OF the New York
Nupah sympathizers IN follows. "Spain
pallllol bs permitted 10 maintain her
authority ~ Cuba by mrans which riN.
illIalloh rejects ~ ptroclous, aud In the
cause ol humanity and good govern,
menll the United States should now
extend Their sympathy and power over
That Island, ] think this il the senll.
ment OF the people Of Indiana
HAVANA, November u, The steam.
or NlTglnlus arrived here this after
noon llylng the Spanish oolors ut her
mast he procession, consisting Of the
Isabella La CathollcR aud another
mnn'of'war In advance, the Nirginlus
following aud the Tornado IN rear
PHILADELPHIA, November N, Mrs.
Stanton, widow OF the EX.Secrrinry u
War died to-day at Chestnut, near
this city.
NEW H0RR, Nov ls.--llecultng Tor
The navy Is going on brlskly here, The
Charity Dramatic Association gave u
performance, at The Academy Of Music,
for the beneit Of the widows and or
phans Of the victims of the Nirginlus
massacre, this afternoon, The Havana
mail steam or, Wilmington, took out | 1
large eases containing several hundred
Remington rifles, for the Spanish gov.
eminent. She also took out u large
quantity Of provisions,
OMAHA, Neb,, November lS,-rhe
fight between Allen aud logan occur
red to-day Ut Pacific junction, Iowa,
Three rounds were fought ON the
third, Allen sent Hogan TO the dust,
when the fight was broken up In u
row. The referee reserves his decision
until he II ives here.
PARIS, November lS.--The Patrie
reports the plot for the establishment
Of the Commune In Lyons has been
discovered aud several arrests made,
THE estimates made by the Secreta-
~ of War for the next fiscal year ARE
much lager than heretofore, In his
annual eport hewill ask for $50, 800, 900
or SIS, 100000 more than last year, OF
the excess, ~ 10000 is asked for In the
way Of Notifications, and the excess In
engineer'r estimates Is 81, S2OO0O.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-19
ncd Ri,eT Ran.

The instructions 20 the navigation
uf Red River between Shreveport apll
Jefferson, Texas, are said Ia be slrall'
~ disappearing under the ellhrlspi the
United State engineers, who have
been NJ work on them most OF the
present year
I,ogs, roots, aud snags ~ every de-
scrlption hud been crowded ana Jam
med Into u tangled mass becoming
more aud more compact each year ~
the pressure nom above Increased
Annual lrcshets had hrough down
mud and deposited II In and over THIS
mass until, IN places the rAlI llseli hnd
become entirely covered with earth
mall islands, or "tow-heads " thus be'
INK formed,
Upon these tow-heads were growing
trees, usually willows, three feet and
more In circumference, In addition u
removal of logs by saving aud oulIlng
blasting powder was uhed, but II lld
not prove Of any use, Dynamite wa
then tried, but failed, refusing to OK
plode even with pn electrical eNpludrr
At last nitro glyccrinc was brought
into use, aud II never failed TO DO IT.
work thoroughly All that remain
TO he done now il the blowing out 81
some t0w.hoads and improving Ger
tain points IN the channel, which WI
he accomplished In few weeks,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-19
A Horrible Coincidence
Lknkomo lInaA l,rInunel

hhhNhN AAhNV ''''"'''l
On the 10th Of August last, Pat
Lynch was run over by the cars aud
Killed, ON the railroad just above the
junction, He was drunk at the time
Last Saturday night, 10y the same train
the same engineer running IT. NJ the
same hour and In the same place, JONI
Lynch, n brother Of Pat, was Killed
His body was cut In two, fourteen carr
pussing over II,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-19
The IusatiRte Cow,

The contents of cows stomach af-
ter death often present an appearance
very much like that of u boys pocket
NJ Jacob Em,ich displayed yesterday
ball about rs Large rs an average
walnut with the hull on, and looking
somewhat like an exaggerated buck
eve, which he had taken from the
stomach of Il COW at his slaughter
house yesterday. These balls, which
are not very rare, are always found To
consist of hair, which the COW has ta'
ken into her stomach by licking her
self or other cattle, and which the 9th
er contents of the stomach solidlfy and
form iuto n ball. which 10y degrees be-
comes hard, smooth and brown. MT
Enrich reports that he once took three
quarters of a pourd Of stone from the
stomach of II COW he slaughtered, anC
in another instance he took from one
of the entrails number DISMAL, white
wedge shaped stones, that completely
blocked up the passage,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-19

JUDGE BoND, of the United States
Circit Coult of Virginia, has decided
in the case of George w. Dillan ,,i,.. ana " "a
other OF bankrupts, that when suits arc! are
Mend in State courts before the
Commencement Of bankruptcy pro-
ceedings if there be no sug 1srsl oroT d.
if viii be prejudiced, the bankruptcy
co, ri" ought not to interfere with the
h iurisdiction of the State Court That
y when bankrupt has made q deed of
titled titled t to any exemption out Of the Z,
property conveyed until the ll, deed "a Is Is
satisfied, or adjudged fraudulent NJ. as - 70 .
creditors by a State court, and that the
rights of bankrupts and creditors are
flxed according to the laws in force
when the bankruptcy proceedings com
meneed, and no subsequent Legislation
can effect them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-19

THE friends of that institution say
that out of seventy-tbree graduates Oh
the Michigan Agricultural College,
twenty-one are farmers, seventeen nor
ticulturists, four engineers, two me
chanics, seven business agents, twelve
nrofessors mostly of agricultural col
lagesl five students Of SCIENCE SIX
LAWYERS. one clergyman, one physician
and one editor. This il the best return
we have seen noted from any instittl-
tion of the kind. The small percent
ace of clergymen, physicians and edl'
tors only shows that what those Gas
ses need know about practical farming
Is very little.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-19

John Forsyth, in aletier from Vienna
to the Mobile Register, tells this little
story: ,,, -,
Federal troops encamped on the lands
of a staunch Virginia farmer, TO Ms
great annoyance. He was fox hunter,
and had leaning toward hounds. ou,
Of patience one day with his blue coat
intt,lJers, he exclaimed, "Weli' d-n
Il, the more see of men, the better
| like dogs"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-19

The Dallas Herald suggests the
name of James w. Throckm0rton as
the proper person TO receive the APP
pontment for United States Senator
10 be conferred by the next Leg'sla-
ture. >,
We second the motion and were II
necessary, could give reasons almost
innumerable why he should receive
the appointment A..
We will do 10 at some future time,
though we deem II wholly unnece'NN-
~ Fort Worth Democrat,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-19

THE surveyors Of the Northwestern
boundary line this season advanced
the Inc ms far IN the Big Muddy river
n tributary of the Missouri river, which
crosses the boundary line about four
hundred and fifty miles west OF Penn,
bina, Minnesota, aud two hundred
miles east of the Rocky Mountains
They will resume operations next sum
mer and carry the line westward to
the Rocky Mountains.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-19
DEALER IN

Saw Mills, Horse Powers, Rubber Belting,
Gum and Hemp Packing Cistern, Well
and Force Pumps, Iron Pipe ana tittings,
Rrass Work, Steam Guages, Steam Whistles,
Uuare Cocks, etc, Wheel Barrnws, stove
Trucks, Gang Flows, Walking cultlvators,
cider Mills, Corn shellars, Lard and Machin-
cry Oils, ETC., etc. Englnaers' supplies OF
avery desription. Complete machinery for
0our mills will ba furnished OF any part OF
sash mills supplied on shprt npiiss.f 81
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-19

EX-Gov. Brown of Georgia, has
erected n costly monument to ms son,
Franl; Pierce Brown, recently deceased
The loss sustained by the early dealt!
of this promlsingyouth may beinterred
from remark made concerning him
by Hon. A. II. stephens: such II
prodigy Of intellect and virtuein u body
SO fraii, | never met with in any othe,
human form, and never expect TO- u
were to live a thousand years. Thi'
EXPRESSION Ina, been Inscribed upon the
monument.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-19
Agricultural Implements
SOLE AGENT FOR

Ame's Portable Engines, Carver Cotton
Gins, brooks Cotton Press, Eclipse Cotton
Press, Coleman's Corn NILS, Straub's Corn
Mills, Victor Cane Mills, American Cane
Mills, Cook E.vaporatoss, American Evnp-
orators, Branch and Crooke's Circular saws
and Victor Hcales.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-19

The proprietor Of young lady,,
academy In Illinois has utterly ruined
his business by causing 10 be inserted
in a large number Of papers picture
Of the building, with two girls stang.
Inc ON the balcony With last years
hsts on their heads
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-19

A LADY in Savannah has n scaripin
which was once presented to Hortehse,
the stepdaughter of old Napoleon, by u
noble Polander, and was given by hei
to Princess Murat, and thus descended
to the present owner Madame Mural,
residing in Savannah.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A PARTNER WANTED IMMEDIATELY, WITH FROM
"A 81 00e 10 5000 capital TO engage Wholesale cash
country produce AMI grain business near city Address
PRODbCE, Herald offce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-07

A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS FOR SALE OR TX
N change.-Machipery and Lease of cotton waste
cleansing factory, near city, in perfect order.
X. H. JOHNSON, 43 Dcy street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-07

ENERGETIC, RELIABLE YOUNG MAN, HAVING
~ $fCo, u lucrative business by applying at
ence ct room ST. George Hotel Twentieth street
and BPOaxiway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-07


TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS TOUCH
The steamer CLYDE Captain Kennedy Is now receiv-
ing freight pier 20 East River and will sail Saturday.
January II. .
Through bills of ladiRg given to Houston either by this
g. H. and H. r. II. by the Houston Direct Navigation
Company and to all points on the Galveston, Houston
and Henderson anc B. b. ana G. Railroad.
No charge for forwarding in New York
For freight passage apply to I.
Z. n. MALLORY CO, lJ3 Maiden lane,
or w. r. CLYDE & CO., ll9 Wall street
II MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
from pier No. 8 North River, al O'Clock y. NJ
GENERAL MEADE,
Saturday, January III. -
Freight received daily Through rates given for ST.
Louis, Vicksburg, Mobile, Galveston and Indian0ta.
uo,is, apply TO FREDERIC BAKER, 30 Broadway /,
L>OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The steamship GEO. WASHINGTON, Captain Quick
will leave pier No North River Saturday, Jan. H. aS
3oclock p. NJ. Freight receiyc daily Through rates
given to Galveston, Indianola, Rockfort, Aranzas
wharf Brazos Santiago and St Louis Cabin passage SJJ
SIS For freight passage apply to CLARK
SEAMAN, formerly II. b. Cromwell Co.. ~ West street.
LOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
II The old Dominion steamship Company will despatch
ship tsAkc BELL, Blakcman, for Norfolk. City Point
and Richmond on Tuesday. January ats p NJ, giving
through bills OF nding to all points South and Southwest
Through passenger tickets issued all points Accom-
mc.iaons nnequaled Apply at pier 81, the gene
raj Office, 1877 Greenwich street, corner OF Dey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-07

n ENGLISH COuPE-wE HAVE FOR SALE
n large size Coupe In complete order made In London
is suitable for night work better carriage
worth $500, will sell for s25,
J. b. BREW WSTER 4 co,
las East fifth street.
-ONE SECOND HAND sIx-SEAT SLEIGH; ALSO
"A. two second hand Cutters, few fine rortlands le
which VIII sell very iow Dapragrs OF a., descrp,i9ns
and 22 Wooster street
A GOOD SECONDHAND COUPE QIGIIT, WITH
n pole and shaIis also Coupe kockaway, sxscat Pha-
fon and twenty other Carriages, AT bargains
J. ". f1TNEY, $50 Third avenue.
A CARRIAGE REPOSITORY. l4l WEST BROADWAY
"A near Canal street, large lot OF Rockawsys, Phae
TONS Bupgics express depot and business Wagons new
~-N second hand; cheapest In the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-07

YOUNG MAN, OF BUSINESS EXPERIENCE AND
N capAbility will inves $4,000 and services In
tabised business that will bear investigation Address
X. Y T., Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-07

A IMPORTANT SPECIAL AND PEREMpTORY
"A. sale OF blooded Trotting stock at public auction,
wednesday, January y at stable No. 43 Great Jones
street. at O O'Clock where they have been removed Tor
Of rate being the properly of several well
known private gentlemen who are compelled to SELL
coach Horses l5F. high full and years old bred in
Kentucky have style, action and boOdlikc
pcarance fast all day travellers: can trot In l5 gait,
and are warranted sound and kind.
Mare l5sz high, years old shows fine breeding game,
stylish free, pleasant and easy driver known as the
Robinson Mare is warranted and kind
$50; trot five miles in l5 minutes to top wagon
.,.-. 9: Re; rsc2r4 2i 2,s; one Q! 1.-THE the
I 2as any nve
that She can beat rough as the trotting Isl she IL
warranted sound and Kind. --,'ss"--e . A-A~-
Gentccl wellbchavcd, handsome chestnut Horse fears
inc traveller; extra broke saodr three quarters Tho.
roughbrcd; warranted sound and kind - 49,
Also gcnuinc, game, prompt and fast Ethan Allen
trong Horse. sired by Ethan Allen, dam thorough
bred by Lexington i5A high, years old next spring:
the most Nnionabc trotting horse road Or park can
srccJ a Z: so gait; warranted sound and Kind
Also handsome stylish and fast bay Ethan Alen Horse,
lJ,a hands high, years 0ldt Morse anu Gun
tro In 2:l5 warraRcd sound and kind
These two horses make one Of the hhost ecnUemcIs
teams Of trotng horses driven, and second to
Also two elegant Brewster Wagons, two Slcghs extra
fine single and double Harness. Blankets &c.
Full particulars OF all IN to-morrow's Herald and ~
Stock can be scsn, Examined And particulars ascer
taiitd from until sale
Judges o fine horses and connoisseurs OF speed are
J. L. vANDEwATER, AucdoBcer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-07

A PARTNER WANTED-IN LIGHT PROFITAB lie
"A established business haif interest given for 5000
cash. For Interview and particulars call on MOODY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-07
MATRIMONIAL.

oyxr,pv.x OF n FAIRLY slTy ArFD, WISHES
\ Tho acnII1iu,auce oi lady Win a view to Na'ri
mony address IIEN NHy MEHNO. Herald p'owh NrN'"h
offcc, l. rs Broadway