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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-20
FINANCIAL.
The National Trust company of Pitts

The National Trust company of Pitts
burg.
PIrTsBURG, Pa, Dec. l9.-The commits
sion of arbitration to settle the amount due
bv the National Trust Company to the
CITY of Pittsburg, made its award to-day
The <lmount is S23S,10+02, including
interest. This sum does not in
clIda the bonds hypothetical, the banks
having admitted that part of the claim.
The creditors of the Security Trust Com
many of this city, have resolved to put the
institution into liquidation and directed
fhc executive TO execute a deed of assign
ment to Geo. Berry, President OF the
National Bank, as assignee.
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WHOM Thieves Fall Ont.
LYNCH LAW.
s Murdered Farmer Avenged on the
SpOt by the Hanging Of His Assas-

sins.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. ia special to the
Democrat from Sedalia says; Information
was received there to-day that farmer llv-
inc near Cambridge, in Saline county, sold
a lot of hogs in that town yesterday, re-
ceiving therefore about $1,000, and that
while returning home he was over
taken ON the road by five men
headed by a desperate named
Tom Stanton. who shot and killed him and
robbed the body of the money. Shortly at
ter the tragedy gentleman residing near
hy discovered the body lying i'll the road
and hearing an angry alteration IN an adj
accent thicket comprehended the situation
AZ once. He quietly raised a number Of
neichbors, captured three Of the murderers
and hung them TO a tree. They then start
ed in pursuit of the other two, but at last
accounts it was not known whether they
had been captured.
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ESTABLISHED MARCH 80, 1896
CONGRESSIONAL,


Senate Substitute for House Sal
airy Bill.
Restoring the Law of 1866.
Desultory Debate on Bankruptcy
Repeal:
Durell to be Investigated at New
Orleans
BY a House Sub Committee.
Butler Opens Debate on Civil
Rights.
Proposed Court Martial Of Inquiry
for Howard.
Tile Chorpenning Claim Rede-
ViVuS.
Both Houses Adjourn to Jan. 3,
1874.
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For the Short Term.


CHICAGO, Dec. 16.-Andrew j. Partet,
the colored man convicted of the murder Of
his wife in this city in September, 1871,
was hanged in the county Jail at Joliet,
ILL.,. where his second trial and conviction
occurred, at 2:15 p. NJ, to-day.
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THEY have got a woman IN ToIedo,
:. = = aid who cannot speak without
II II Is ,in 30 in all her conversation about
thJ homse. even in her orders to her
servant girls, she uses poetry as ;nG
ysbicle of her orders. The rny 4 GU Z
mania seized her after severe mt 30, "a
slr1lr and now she cannot get rio
If If
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-20

A happy misquOtatiOn by young lady,
whose gentleman caller stald too late eauS-
ed a speedy good-by. The clock struck
twelve, and she remarked: "Now Is the
witching hour of night whenpeopleyawn'"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-20
wODERN DEFINITIONS.

From the Unpublished Dictionary OF the Age
Debts-Negative assets.
CompositoTs-Galley slaves.
O! Low Degree--BelOw zero.
Ralloons-Tremendou swells.
He-brews-Lager-bier makers.
Croduet-BilliardS gone to grass.
State Line-The hangWan's rope.
Center of Gravity-The letter '.
Regular Celia hOney-comb.
Knottv Afiair-Getting married.
Piece Jubilee-A quilting party.
Flash Note-A peal of thunder.
OF High Bnth-BOrn in an attic.
Light Swindles-tIaS companies.
Hair-Dresser-A Crown Minister.
Charou-The man who cuts StyX.
Convenient go-betweens.
Mean Action-Pocketing an insult.
Lively Step Sister-A ballet dancer.
Music Naster-A man Of CTotchetS.
Dancing MASTERY man of position.
Nilsson-The Queen of the high S.
Sweet Duties-The impostS on sugar.
.,Corar" Tnion-A reef of coral rocks.
White Man-The pale OF civilization.
S,rmmcr-salt-A New York yachtman.
Police ..Bored''-The New York public.
Shrew-d Man-One who marries a scold.
Railway Report-Thc locomotive whistle.
Splf-mposed TaN-TaXing ones memory.
Organic Eruption-Pimples on the nose
Board of Trade',-Atailorsw workbench
Mill" Manager-Referec at prize fight.
Switch-A nobby turnout Oh the (h) ar
line. IL. f,I
Chimney Sweep-One who always oi-
lows SCOT. -, l..
Und,ess Unifom-The costume worn by
Adam. n.:e.
Damp Sheets-The Atlantic and Pacific
oGeau5. .,,. .,.;,,,
Lying-Thc art of using the truth with
fIuCality. r y,,..,.
sociation. ,,,,diro,
An-arrow Escape-A slip when bending
An Intellectual Feast--The entertain
ment Of an idea. ,-. u,o
hridge-builder. ..,,,,,, 10
parts Unknown-PlaceS where people 90
not advertise. ,,,.,,,,,,.
mo- Sovereign" Remedy-Paying twenty
sbillings on The l.. H., Iona
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Who i've loi5
enough to reach pr a., mind.
Italian independence. p Orgah-giiIlu-
crs refusing TO move on II, i,i,,od
Nornbeus-The first member VINO Jolheu
A nod-fellow's lodge.
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AN ORIGINAL EXPOSITION OF THE
PAIL

The speaker was an elderly negro
who had been a "hand" on one OF the
vessels in the lower Potomac. He said
the devil first tried to get Adam to eat
the apple, but onny man IN all he
senses mighter knowed dc debil cOuldn' t
er done dat ar; Adams too smart for
Ole Nick when he had muffin but hisself
ter TUX earn on. But de debil knew,
Gaze he was in heben TO
de Lo'd frew him out'en
dar-he knew dar was a woman to be
made, an so he Just hOveou de anchor
an waited fur dc woman. When Eve
cum long he knew he'd got sure ting
on dat AZ apple; an he hove 1ongslde
whar she's a setUin' an whispered IN
her ear, an say she's mighty nice gal,
an she's SO tickled widths fine speeches
dat she JUS say guv her de apple when
he ask her don't she want 1t. De deb
bill so pleased TO see her fooled
SO easy he like to larf out
loud. Women is mighty hard
creeturs to do anything sensible wild
dey Just done go contrary ev 'ry time
dey can, an when Eve got her min
made up to eat dat apple, she eat II
ef de LO'd hisSelf tell her let UNI alone.
Soon's she done eat it de debbil say to
hisself. she made muss dat ar garden
Eben' an she kinder hear what he
think, an make up her wicked min to
'tice Adam to eat toder one. SO she
cum 'longside one time when she seen
him settin' under de tree, an say,
Adam. cat dis yer; he's berry
nice But Adam say he won't,
an she keep teasin' him, an
finally he's ticed. an eats dat bad apple,
an den de angel Gabriel fly long dar
an druv 'em bof outen de garden, an,
say dey bof have ter work fur der Twin.
But Adam neber eat dat ar apple 'cept
Ebe done gone 'tice him, an he didn t
do it den less he love her, an she such
tongue, like all de women, she make
him b'lieve brack is white
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Mr.. Chandler objected to its present con
sideratihiis
The Senate then went into executive;
session. At 3:45 the doors were opened
and the Senate adjourned until Jan. D
1874.
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Funeral.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 19.-The President
and family, with the remains OF Judge
Dent, left here at s o'clock last night for
st. Louis,
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CALIFORNIA.
The Senatorial Struggle.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 19.-At Sacra-
mento to-day, in the Senate ballot, Booth
received 10 votes, Farley Y, Shafter H.,
and Irwin /. The changes are, Finney,
Republican, from Shafter to Booth, and
Graves, Democrat, from Farley to Booth.
In joint convention, Booth got IS on first
ballot, Farley 80, Shafter 20, and Irwin l..
The Assembly vote was, Booth, -; Far
ley, y, and Shafter, Q. McCollum, Dem
ocrat, changed to Booth. Total vote rs;
necessary to a choice, 90. No election.
For the Short Term.
The convention of the Senate and As
sembly balloted to-day for Senator for the
short term, with the following result: Ha-
ger, 80; Shafter, %; Belcher, 10; Doweny,
10; Paine, 4; Rogers, g. The rest scat
teripg.
The votes gained for Booth to-day make
the monopolists respondent. He needs
only two now to secure his election.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-20

TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New
York last evening at 81 for the old
Issue and so for the new.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-20

GOLD opened in New York yesterday
at 1ll2 and closed at 1l0E.
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A DOWN EAST TAR's VICTORY.

CoTToN continues duh in New York
ut 164c for middling.
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uovZ7 eod-till jan1s,TI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-21
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.
A MAJOR CHARLES W. BARKER, AUCTlONEER.
IA. CONTINUATION AND LAST DAY
ot the immense closing out sale,
on account Of the widening OF Broadway,
OF THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C,
CONTAINED AT


HORSES. CARRIAGEs, &c,
CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK rArrER-
sjSsi
Trotcrs Roadsters and Family Horses Just arrived
ALSO o%l2f %HE BMEANcE OF TOP and no top road
sna Rsbc oy o@
be @ :ss The ;, ,s and 8, s5S
Roy dam ny nsgss , years old ssSanS, ssanS
speedy black srS,sns Mare Fox ams5
to tro, in 2 90 and warranted sound and kind :,
sSssp Ga
to II s sM seua snd M nd
od gamy driver warranted to trot ins minutes,
Elegant ehesnSt sSts Gedns @ Fox Hunter stock high
years old handy driver warranted to trot in 49, and
Handsome chestnut Mare sired by Phillip Alien he BY
a c sc II and sound and
The high bred bay Hambletonian GeIdng, Judge she.
don sired BY Iron Duss @ high years qn qd eSra m
and Warranted Si sound and Kind md
The CELEBRATED GsdinE Flash sired By Major Ed
ranied 10 tret in 40 and warranted sound and kind
Clark ny high, years old; gamy driver warranted
@ So%n aa Gsy by
Henry Clay Ia high years old splendid d driver S;r war
Fine bay Geldng, l5z high years old prompt driver
ros close 10 minutes; unsurpassed for family use and
warranted sound and kind.
The and combined ea saddle S
driver; fine under saddle and warranted sound and
kind
Fine large black coupe Horse, 10 high years old fine
action and appearance and warranted sound ana Kind
Elegant and extra combined bay saddle and harness
Geldng Kentucky bred l5 high great style and action
elegant driver splendid under saddle flowing name and
tail, and warranted sound and kind.
Handsome blocky built brown Mare. l51s high 8 years
old fine stylish driver; trot in minutes, and war
ranted sound and kind.
Handsome bay Gelding, 1ba high, years old prompt
and gamy driver can trot in minutes, and warranted
sound and kind
Fast brown Gelding, 1917 high, years old; elegant
driver; beat three minutes and warranted sound
and kind.
high 7years old fine stylish driver ro In 100 and
warranted sound and kind.
TWO FINE INDIAN PONIES, 4 high. and years
old sorre and fine in double harness. elegant un
der saddle, and warranted sound and kind.
DESIRABLE BROWN, BLOCKY.BUILT Horse, lb16
high, years old good tree driver fine coach or bus
horse, and warranted kind.
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES
FULL DESCRIPTION at sale.
SALES NEVER POSTPONED on account Of weather.
CATALOGUES NOW ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-21
HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.

A GREAT, IMPORTANT, SPECIAL, AND PEREMP.
1oRkow SfkIL fkh q 5 r Jones' sTkEET
AT los O'CLOCK PROMPT, w. uo,v
and ESD FINN avenue who abroad Also three rec
o 70 stGss s reason
Team 2, rich and high Kentucky bred brown Horses
. perfection appearance STYLE action and gait; are
ana sG
a. much natural style a. any team that can be
both have nne even empers; they travel II miles
an hour and snge mile in less han wn sn ease ame
OF the best and safest family Or road teams IN the ey
rens
rh ,e
finest STYLED and attractive horses Park; has
he ne
trayser prompt aud driver and warranted Kind
ps horse must be seen to be appreeaed;, o.d . nu
and for the most timd lady drive has nne style
viii travel Is and warranisa s sound and Kind
High Srsd Chestnut saddle or adys driving Horse
3 s a has has al f S S
n pony sna sna Ssa
q the finest icy blac trotting or gentlemans
Wees Wees Or tsss rotea At Long @ sr.nsh . road
Ens % beat Or no sa' ana s0una
Also nne, last chestnut trOtting HORSE nBn,
years old sired by Champion raised In Erie county he
has record Of 37 under name OF the Metcaf colt; trot
ted last Fall trotted last Fa, in AZ TO POLE
He one Of the finest and drivers ever driven
e a and ana
This horse can speed 80 gait road
This and the black have been used trOt
ting eam together and single and well and avorably
Be- genuine whether on
road or track having records their speed and
gentlemen wishing speed should attend the SALE They
will not find an inferior lot OF brokc ngacd common
country hack troers OF country
towns but find stock as represented.
Also two elegant Brewster, of Broome street Wagons,
shvers Wagon, shifting top Pony Phaeton, one
double Harness. by Dunscomb two single do Blankets,
Robes, &c.
The whole comprising as fine stock as offered this
season, and Will positively be sold TO highest bidder
irrespective of cost and without limit restriction and
warranted represented at sae and fair trial given
Stock exhibition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-21

OF rrlnBcs ana 1lfnpsh
There 10000 pieces
from lowest price finest
goods imported all to be sold
SILK Fringes from oc 10 $s yard,
Black SIX Fringcs &C. to a yard
Rich Passemc nte rie Gimps 5oc piece to $i2
Rich Silk Trimmings 25c. to 10 piece, -
Rich waered Silks all coIors. 75c yard,
Rich corded silks 75c yard, ~ ,
Good Colorcd silks, &c yard,
Fancy Lining SILKS, zoe YARD, u...
Yak Iaccs from &c yard up
Real Gnpure Laccs, l5c yard up,
yalencienncs Laces, I9c. dozen up
Black silk Laccs &c. 10 80 yard, n,u.
Colorcc Trimming Laccs lOc. yard up
Cuny and Maltese laces, De- up, m r,x.
silk Dotted Ven I.accs 5Oc. yard up,
Silk Veil Grenadines, 39c. yard up, -
Fine White shetland Wells, 25c,,
Large 'ne'''"' WON s"A"' - AT KINzEys.
Point Laces ana Lace Goods,
Lace Shaws Capes ana SacVueS,
Great bargains in Handkcrchics,
Hemmed, Colorcd Borders from &C. up - .
Hemsttchcd IIandk kerchicfs l21sc up,
Needlework and liemsitched 25c up, ~ ,,.
Extra fine ali Linen, hemstitch.
0o'aeo an" '''N'' '''' y ''S'' At KINzEY's.
Ladies' Tucked, Embroidered, Runed
and Puftcd Drawers, 47c to u 96 pair, ..-
Tucked, Embroidered, Rudied and
Trimmed Chcmisc, 69c to ~ 96, - ,
Finely Tucked, Plated Rutficd
and Embroidered Skirts 74c. to $S,
Dressing sacaucs and night
Dresses, from 96c TO ~ 70, 40 -,.,rr
French Woven Corsets, Soc. to Ss
French Embroidered Corsets III ~ pair, - .
Aprons Normandy Caps Misses
Sacques and Fancy Aprons low. n.x.,.rr,,
All the new styles of Bustes,
Pads, skirts, &c, at popular prices, -. ,1r,,,rv,a
Hamburg Embroideries, &c., &c. to SOC,
Hamburg kmbroderies, BIC. to 81 70, ,
Needle Work Bands, 25c:
'uSp"rc ORR "'"''' ''' AT KINzEY's
Lace Tides ls1sc., lsc, zoe. &c, up,
Applique Lace 1idies, 25c., up,
valenccnncs Lace Rulings, loc. yard.
Tuckings and Eutings all styles,
White Piuue Trimmings IOc. ps, up,
Ruflings and Trimmings, 25c. piece,
All the new styles In Neck
Rufinss from lUc. to 81 rs yard, - ,
Lot of Fancy Swiss Muslins l5c. a yard,
Tucked Embroidered Nainsooks 5Oc.,
Plaid stripe, Tucked, Dotted
and Fancy Mnslns, very low, - -,,.,,
Regular made Hosiery 25c. pair,
SIX Clockcd Balbrisgans, 36c, ~
Extra length Balbrggans. 4sc pair,
'A'S' '"'' : AT KINzEYS
Misses and Boys Fancy Striped
Hose, in every quality and kind,
SeHts haIl Iosc, ~ sIc". oo'loVs
Regular naue nan hosc' @oc. up An urrypy,.
Cents furnishing Goous-snirts Coilars,
Ties Cuis' suspehaers Scaris &c. &C., AZ rYryrvc
Kid Gloves, one sutton Syc. palr
Ma noVes' Two nultons' s'c'' o'e' .r rru1rv,c
5000 pairs Lupin's Kid Gloves,
every SIZE anu coior, NJ ooc' p"H' At urNzrvo
Misses Kid Gloves wc pair up,
Three-buuon MA uoves, voc. .r vruzry,,
The finest and largest stock OF
French Flowers ln the city an u,vypv,s
French Bonnet and Hat FRAMES
Fifty new shapes from iSc. up .r ,,rxyr,,,,
30 cases imported French -
CHIP Hats NJ Si, costover$z, .r ,,~,u,,,o
s.-c,, AT KINzEY'a
Every new shape In straw Goods
every new braia III every shape' Ar 0rxzpyu
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-FiFrH PAGE-Fourth, fifth and sixth
siLIfAkpsT sTE.caTa PAer~FOurth column %
ahAE ssSE ssGseo..
BUSINESS saa SssfHf
BysISEss NorIcEs-srvnsrH PAGr-sixth column.
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcosD PAcE-First
oLERRs sSS%i AND sALEsMEN-rwrIrrn PAen-rhira col
HsB p.e.rn,r
TSFfs sns aH pAcpEourn col
GoyST%5 soAgp1sssonD P.esTsstn s, column; ,
SY HOUSES rs & @a sstf Np uN
FuRNIsHED-EIcnrH FuRNIsHEDEIcnrH PAcE-First, second and
EUROPEAN sTEAMsAIps-Nrsrn PAcE-Third and
EYES AND E%EsmEIonrn s1.ss"i; pAcr-Fourth column
ExCURsIoNs.-NrNTn PAcEmfnh column.
rINANGJAL7TEsnn NA nAj r pAeETrhiTd ,il column, column
RoSMs xNO Phsars TO LET
EieaTa PAcE-Third column:
HELP WANTaD0FEMALEsNT SIsT PAcx-second
HEL spS sIFa pAerrn column
HORSES, cAkRIAaEs, Sc-Fissr rAss-second third,
HOUSES, ROOMS &C. wASTEpMEIaa1n fS-i; PAen-Fourtn
ss$ SS bsos sssT 7 AND BnR
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoSp PACE
IEcTGkE SEAsoS FIFTH r.enssssna sS'mmn ss'umn
LsF Los NP 0ypS6pTS eonmn
nAesE r4srssth .asra fG%S Column
siLSER7 and
N1scEiIANEous Hi iSisn nADvERTIsEMENTs-TEsrn PAGE
MusIc1L-FisTm PAcr-second column.
PiASoF5kTEs oRGXNs, &c1SIrTn FIFTH pAcr-Third col
AN n5
pRopnKTy o OF T cS I%Y FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SacoSD PAGE-second, third and fourth
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANaE-srcosp PAcr-Fourth
REAL EsTXrE wANTED-srcosp PAcr--Fourth column.
REWARDS-FIRsr PAGE-First column
SALES AT AuCTION-EIGurn rAcE-Fifth and Sixth
columns and NINTH PAGE-First Second and Third
srTpXTfoNs wANTEp-rEMALEs-E Ernvrsru PAGE
First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth and sixth col
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs-TwELrrn PAcE-Third
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-Fmsr PAcr-First and second col
sPoRING-DoGs. BIRDS, &c-FrRsr PAer-second
P.ssSssS9S ss'"mn
SUMNER RESORTS-SEcoSD fAeE--Sixth column.
THE TRADES-TwELFrH PAGE-Fitth column
10 Ihr FOR BUSINESS PURPosEs-Ercnrn PAGE
,TRAyEEi.ERs' n GuIDE-Nlsrn pAcr-Fourth and fifth
Sn ,UNFuRNisiEp ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-srcoNp PAGS-Fourth col
WATCHES. JEwELRY, &C-rirH PAcE-rhrd col
wEsTcHiEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.-NIsra PAcE-Fnh col
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A FURNITURE, FAMILIES MOVED IN CITY OR
IA. country furniture pianofortes packed and shipped
storage for iurniture &c. q. f. BURNHAM, us West
Eleventh street. sixth Rvenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-21

BURGLARS PROOF STORE LOCK-THE BEST IN
ID the world. Come and it in factory, l96 Greene
stIeet. New York. =. GYSS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-21

A -THIRTY TOP AND OPEN FULL SPRINGS AND
~: SIDE side bars, by Brewster, Dusenbury Corbet and
hand Clarence, light curtain Coach and six.seat Park
py ph 'op ana open @ parn r0ny anu
Jaggers side sIring; Dog Cart BY styers sulhes BY
Pony phae,on, by Wood; top and open Express Wagons
4Phiiadelphn second hand Rockaways, SlM up open
kinds, at WM II. GRAY'S 20 and ~ Wooster street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-21

AT SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR 9l4 BROADWAY
N Twentieth street.-The latest imported styles
beautiful changes for Spring and Summer. Elegant
toilets. Patterns, with cloth models, ready Pat
tune In linen made Is the feature for Come
nrly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-21

AT THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART
N OF WILLIAM VAN TASSELL
sUCCESsOR TO JOHNSTON VAN TAssELD.
at the old stand no. liz and ia East Thirteenth street.
near Fourth avenue.
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
WILL BE HELD EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT
II O'Clock.
GENTLEMEN WISHING TO PURCHASE, OR THOSE
having Horses Carriages to SELL will find this house
perfectly reliable, this business will be conducted
the straightforward principles which have governed
II in the past.
give the purchaser Of every horse tnat warranted
sound from "a 10 48 hours for trial.
Horses and Carriages always on hand at private sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-21
DRY GOODS,

Rich Laces, Shawls, Wells,
Capes, Handkcrchiefs Collars
Sets, Silks. Satins, veivets,
Ribbons, Scarfs, Sashes, Ties,
Splendid Fringes, Gimps,
Yak, Gu!purc, Spanish
AMI French Laces,
all 10 be soli ~ saure rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-21

EDWARD EVERETT, THE SIRE OF JOE ELLIOTT,
II who troted last Summer Mystic Park IN 2:l5z
e fastest mile trotted either In public private
aho of Commodore Vandcrbilts Mountain Boy, who
trottsd in os and Of Judge Fullerton who has trotted
Kectch, Goshen, Orange county, " For further
particulars see the Turf, Field and Farm"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-21

A.-SECOND HAND CARRIAGES.
"A. We offer the following, many Of them our own buId.
and in excellent condition -
Curtain Coach "T' Cart
Back.to-back four. wheel Dog Cart, Coupe.
-Four. seat Box Wagon, Coupeettc
BREWSTER i CO.. " 9Th av, corner l1th 81 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-21

STRAW GOODS.
Round Hats and Bopnets in French Chip Belgian and
Paris Split Straws, English Dunstabes and every
other desirable braid, comprising about
$500 cases Of new Spring Styles, 10
select from; low to finest
grades. Prices down.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-25
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

cgw YoEk July "a, Evening Cotton closed quiet
sad nominal middling 2lc; sales to-day 1850 bales
not receipts 453; gross s56 Futures closed steady
GALES l8 800 bales follows: July 20 9l6"; August
ta l6c; September l8Ac October IL 3l6c; No
Jember l7ss0l7a4c December l1',
Flour in moderate request and rather easier
Whisky f-mer. fairly active. 95d95i.c. Wheat
closed dull; freight room scarce. Com shade
Hrmcr; white Western &c. Coffee strong. Mo
eassrs quiet and firm. Rice steady 3d9c. Pork
Srmer new 8 II 25Gl7 31s.. Lard steadier; West
ern steam rendered 87sc. Tnrpentine dull Rosn
unchanged. Tallow firm, s a8kc. Freighte firm.
Money easy, closed at =. Sterling lower, sd9S
sfo|d ll5's. Governments steady and nominal.
6tates very quiet, but little change
Money closed easy on call. Nearly all the husi
Sess was at 4. Exchange dull and lower. bankers
bills closing for actual business at 9d9s. Gold
opened at ll5aa, sold up TO 1855, fell to li5's and
was quiet during the evening. Loans were TO 3
Cur carry ing
CINCIsSATI July 24-Cotton dull middling lS. c.
Flour duh at ST 's07. Wheat firm; new s 2on
: 30. Corn firm AT 42d43c. Oats quiet and un-
changed. Provisions firm; mess pork opened az
.l5 so, held at SIS at close. Lard duh, steam
hold at 8Ac, kettle in good demand with sales at
SIC. Bulk meats firm, sales OF shoulders at a3sc;
clear rib &c. held at 9iso; clear 94s 09Ac. Bacon
Arm and good demand; sales of shoulders ut
e.c; clear RIB zoe, held at lo1c; clear 10 TO-. G.
Whisky firm at 92c.
st. LorIs. July 24.-Cotton quiet and unchanged.
Flour quiet ard unchanged. Wheat in fair demand
and market firm for best grades new No. 3 tall
81 90 sample lots of No 2 red winter $l 35Gi 40;
choice 81 45al So Corn III fair demand and
Vrices advanced; No. mixed 39040c i'll elevator;
S5c sacked. Oats dull No. ? lt,c in elevator; "a
sG15c sacked. Whisky higher, 9lc. Pork firm at
.rn,; shoulders sb,asa,c clear rib lOc clear lO9
S0ac. Lard tImcr; refined BY 08'ic.
Foreign Markets.
FAaia July "a, Evenng.-Rentes S6f3.c.
LIVERPOOL, July - Common rosin Is Cd 09s
cGrpeutine }6s cd.