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The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16
A Mammoth Loan.

Considerable excitement was occasion
cd in railroad circles last evening over 4
rumor to the effect that Thss. A. Scot,
had secured y lean in Europe for 500,
100000, for the eonstrustisn of the
Southern Pacific railroad. Although the
runor could not be traced to an anthem
tic source, it received general crsdeses,
from the fact that the great railroad pc.
tentats was known to be negotiating for
such loan, and that such negotiations
were understood TO be about completed
SEINE days since. Mr.. Scott has been in
Europe fer several weeks effecting set
tlement Of the cid Fremont difficulty, and
making arrangements as above stated
The Southern Pacific road, when COM
pletsd, will open . new route Of almos,
incslcusbls value frsm the Atlantic 10
the Pacific ssaboard. The line proper
will begin At Shreveport, Leuisiana, which
will be its eastern terminus, and will ex'
tend through tho vast timber country o.
Northern Texas, the fnsst in the world
through the entire length Of New Mexico
to San Diego, California. Connection,
will be made At Shreveport with = read
.unning to New Orleans, and one run.
ming to Brunswick, Florida, through
Montgomery, Jackson, Visksburg. etc
thus making almost an airline across
the continent The road is built and in
operation for construction nearly three
hundred miles west Of Shreveport, and
the entire line will undoubtedly be bull,
In = comparatively short space Of time
This is supposed to be sns Of the grand
est monsy-msking enterprises in th'
prospective ever undertaken in this coun
try. ~ the company has purchased
large number Of grants and reservation,
along the live, and has under its contro
an enormous amount Of landed property
which, when properly developed, vii
prove Of incslculable talus TO the own
srs. A aumber Of indianapolis capital
.tsso are lnterestau In Inis undertaking -
Indianapolis Journal, Sept 4.
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16
The Butler Campaign.
Mas Val T,;huue s.o,emb., Gl

New Ysrk Tribune, September 6.l
Ths Hon. Henry l.. Dawes opened in
the anti Butler campaign with q speech
at North Adams on Thursday night. It
was devoted chiefly TO csmmcndstien Of
the administration Of Governor Wash
burn, and vindicstion Of that gentle
man from the attacks, or. rather, the in.
situations, Of The Claimant. " In con-
clusion, he said:
al have served with Butler six years
in Congress, and have been upon com,
mittees where 1 knew where every dollar
OF the public money goes, and l submit
that the record Of Buffers Congressional
life shows that never did l have the aid
OF General Butler in any effort to reduce
the public expenditure. He is recorded
again and again in lssg series Of votes
against the humble efforts Of your Rep
rsssntative in Congress when he felt il
bis duty to cut dswn the public sxpsndi
lures. One Of tho last acts OF Buffers
Congressional career has been to Ok upon
the conntry, for all time to come, an an
nual increase Of expenses OF more than
020, ,000, 900 in the shape OF increase OF
salaries. Mr.. Dawes then related the
history Of the passage Of that act. and
referred to the claim that Butler alleges
to have upon the Republicans Of Massa.
chusetts. He says be made n numbsr Of
speeches last year in support Of the Re
publican party that. A. hs was = gsod
enough Republican to come forward and
make speeches last year, be has . right
10 be MADE Governor OF Massachusetts.
He WAS not content With speaking Of bis
owA services, but he went 10 Springfield
and teld them he had made = great many
more speeches thsa their Representative,
40 il il was Of ths slightest consequence /;
AS IL their Representative had besA set
ting up any sslaim for sfilse 90 shs
ground that he had been making speech
es as ifsny office could be bought and
paid for with speeches He fotgets Mat
began the campaign last year when the
.Asrns meter was SO degrees in the shade,
and that did not leave OF antil the only
warn.a, thM couh be otWined was NE
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16
Hossp Tnisvss krecr.-Oh Tuesday nigl

HORSE THIEVES kbecr.-Oh Tuesday night
et a son Of Mr. John Wolfe. living on the
PdcGsc place just on the line Of the city, dis
fovered commotion among his horses and
pa going to them he discovered q man about
esdiag Off one Of them. On bciHg exposed
started to run and WAS slist at aHd thought
rom the bloody track made,tl, he was badly
pounded. He WAS traced by the blooa to
Fhere he had horse hltchea and then on to
be main Stage read, where all trace OF him
EH lost. II badly wounded he has not gone
Hy far and lookout should be kept for
im-and any information should be reported
the ShsrlfrS office.
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16

PRor. BRUINS CeHCBRr-The Concert by
Prof. Bruun, on Thursday night, was rich
musical treat. The attendance WAS, consid-
.rus the oxtreme warm weather, very good.
We have every reason to feel pround ofour
Rand. and we were glad to see by the pres
snee OF so many a. the Concert the Prof
ha, \ strong hold upon our citizens. We
y.ptare to say you will hardly fad an ANA
pur Baud in the State, that will excel the n
in lime and correctness in performance OF
Ealcnlt mnsie.
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16

~ The coming bonaets, it is said
may be trimmed either IS hats or bon
nets. Their orswns are amply broad, ,hu,
not high; and coronets, when worn, will
be the highest ever known, thssgh there
are many shapes without coronets.
Whether meant to be hat or bonnet,
the head coveing is to DO wsrn 50 far
back that it will only cevsr the back OF
the head. Velvet, pure and simple, will
bs the fabric for winter hats. though
much rovals (umsut velvet will be com
bined With it. Felt bsnnsls will be wern
in Europe, but have never met with much
favor here.
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16

tB- Capt. II. c. RoBARps, the popular. en-
fxetic Superintendent OF the Van kurcn
Ferry. is building = new boat for this Ferry
he work Is progressing at the foot Of Main
frest. The gunnels are seventy five 60 eighty
Pet long and the boat will be larger and bet
p In every proportion than the old Que. II
:" oe ready for The oaglno In about two
smiths. We are glad to knew the boat could
built as cheap and well 81 home ~ At any
fhcr locality.
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16

~ Our old friend, Judge JAMES SAxG-
srBR, says he has no big Potatoes. Peaches
Apples or Turnips to brag OF, bat he has the
biggest and best two-dsys old girl baby la
hi, settlement-sll doing well. We have no
objections TO congratuIating the old Judge
FOR this time. but trust We shall hear OF no
more foolshness from this quarter.
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16

Near Batcsvills, Mississippi, recently,
Mrs. Warren Colby attempted to kindlo
= fire in 4 csoking.stevs by pouring cssl
oil on the Goals and kiuding wood, which
resulted in her death, tho unfortunate
woman being burned Literally tea crisp
Another lessen to thoughtlcss people.
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16

u Hon. JkssE TURNER and his sen, JxssE
and Miss LILLY McGxs left yesterday, for
Kentucky. Miss LILLY to spend the winter
Isl l.o~isvi'te and Judge TURNER 70 pfnce his
! seNM school. Jesse Is one Of our most prom
isiAg boys and we shall look with . great
deal Of pride to his return home, prepared for
| the active duties of life. .t
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16

HoMx AGAIH.-Mrs. JAMES WHITFIELD, who
has been absent In Wisconsin during the
summer months. returned home on Saturday
lut Also, Col. Bon NEWELL and wife, after
an absence of several months in Now York,
returned st the same time. We are glad that
they are all safe back.
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16

81 The French government has re
csivsi notification from Berlin that
France having fulalled all her engage
ments the occupation Of her terrissry by
tho German forces is legally ended. The
yaeua.ion Of vsrdun by the Germans has
begun.
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16
Mayer's Court.

MAYOR JOHNSON SETTING 40 JUSTICE.
The State Of Arkansas ve. Mack Givins and
Luney Gentry. Plead guilty TO assault and
battery on VIM. Wildan. Givins insd $l5
and costs and Gentry s. and costs. Fines and
ecsts paid and parties discharged.
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16

re- We see that PRoCTER & GAMBLHs
Extra OLIVE Soar is becoming very pop.
"' In our city, its quality We know Is
'p'rlor, and being nicely psrfurued We
("aot surprised that consumers prefer
.ad that it has large sale.
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16

IT We are indebted to some unknown
f'erds for a delightful serenads Saturday
''Eht 1t is suspicioned, however, that 1t
I" aeompany from Fort Smith. Anyhow
70 wish to make Acknowledgements.
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16

az Our farmers who have taken their
wheat to tho Mulberry Mills, come home
much pleased with the Flour as we'll as tha
mrn-sut. Tho Mulberry Mill heur stands
high in the market and finds a ready sale at
The Mil.
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16

y We understand the owner Of the old
Penuywit Mil In this place, contemp plates
putting 1t in running order soon, for grind
ling corn. We should like to hear the putf OF
this old Steam Mil again.
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16

az Every day or two We miss our Little
|Rock Dsiliss. the days due-somstimss one
|shsn the other. Friday morning the Gazette
|was due for two days. What's the mstter9
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16

ET A! Connecticut farmer last week
caught twelve sim ultansous skunks in one
trap, and travel in that part Of the coun.
try has b0eR suspended since.
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16
FA All job Work, cash on deliv-
M. q. Church. South.

Pew, w. T. BOILING Pastor. Divine SER
,ice, every Sabbath at IL o'clock. A. NJ. and
o'clock p NJ. Prayer Meeting every We'd
,,,day evening at I o'clock.
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16

u Attention is called to the advertise
fsnt Of JOHN NEAL in our paper. John pro
Po'as to show you what he knows about re-
alring Watches and Jewelry.
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16

IT Coils. CHURCHILL, BROOKS and CHARLEY
BERRY were over Thursday for Fishing at
whitcside's plsce. Bites plenty, but not many
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16

tT hf. NJ. LYNCH returned on Tuesday
last from trip to the Eastern narkem His
hew Goods will follow In a few days.
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16
pAYlNG ESCAPE OF A HORSE THIEF.

MEMPHIS, Sept. z.
Some ten days since quite an excite
ment was created in the eastern suburbs
Of this city by the arrest OF j. E. White,
q prominent citizen, on charge Of
horse sealing, aud within few days
subsequent no less than dozen specific
charges for similar offences were made
public. Hs was committed for trial with.
out bail. To-day his wife callod TO see
hin, and after spending about half an
hour With him came to the gate and ask
Cd to be let out. When the guard open
ed the gate w bite presented cooked re-
volver at his head aHd cried, Let me out
Of die" The guard sprang back and
White darted out aud mounted horse
which was in waiting and dashed Of be.
fore an alarm could be given. Pursuit
was instituted 10 early a. possible. but
W to dark lie had not been rccaPtured.
His wife had carried the revolver envel-
spsd in her panisr to him and had the
ho-,e in waiting. She was arrested.
sATANrA AND BIG TREE.
Sr. LOUIS, Sept II.
The Times has letter from Fort Sill,
Indian territory, dated the 9th instant,
which states that the Kiowa chiefs Satan
ia and Big Tree arrived there on the 4th,
in charge of Lieut. Gordon and one com
pany Of cavalry. They we're placed In
the post guard.houss and comfortably
ouartsrsd. The members Of their fami-
! lies we're permitted to visit them, and the
scene Of their meeting was quite Affect
ling. Gov. Davis will arrive there the
latter part of this month. together with
the Indian commissioners, when ceun'
oil will be held With Sstanta ana bg
| Tree. and they will be released ana turn
cd over to their tribe. The CAsycnns'
aud Arspahoes also will be present AZ 'h'
council
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16
The Dsbeis Cotton Gin.

."ent'on 10 directed to the advertisement
W., %e soove celebrated Gin, in oar paper. II
"'sniy recommended by all who have tried
I, o"'' and see the Gin ut ID. G. WILLIAMS
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16

n Col. JAS. p. KING was in town Friday
he report. his little girl, who fell from the
carriage when in the city last, as all right.
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16

" W. W. ORRIck, Esq, returned to Val
Puren from Little Rock OF Saturday.
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16

II Mr.. A. j. WARD left on the Stage Thurs
Pay, via Clsrksville for st. Lewis, Cincinnati
pnd the East. to bs gone a month or so.
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16

- The new dictionary will dehnc dc
"'" sremens AZ a tight ~,
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16

t8- Attention 10 called to tho advertise
P'nt Of Stray Mules in our parer.
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16

81 A lazy Essex street man being
requested TO stsns sons Paisips, told his
wife to Wy soaxing 6rst
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16
MASSACHUSETTS.
WORCESTER, Sept. 10.

The Republican State convention was
called to order At O'Clock by G b
Loring, chairman OF the State Central
committee, who was made temporary
chairman. Ex Gov Bullock was elected
permanent chairman, and addressed the
convention. At the conclusion OF bile
remarks q recess vas taken till 2;4e p
m. At the afternoon session Gen Bat
lsr withdrew aud WashbuTae was nomi-
mated by asclanation - candidate for
governor.
AssAssINA7IoN OF aRS. Mccoox.
WASHINGTON, Sept IL.
The following dispatch was received
st the white.hsuss this morning
YANkroS, DAKOTA, Sept IL.
.U S. CSraa,, President sf the United
States:
"Gen. Edwin MeCook was sssassina
ted .. Q public msetisg last night by r.
p Wjutermats, a banker OF this place.
"Joux A. BUHsASK, Governor. y
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16
[ts Ravsgss in Shreveport = The Town
Nearly Dspopulatsd.

AwfW Character OF the Sickness-.No
One has yet Recovered.
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16

ry A student defines flrtstien 10 Be
without intention
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16

T1NIlE we'll known and long estaAAknh -
Ferry at Van Buren, ArkGnsas. 10 now
under the charge OF the sabscslber. The 1gas
p,letors havln recently put on y args New
Steamboat, and Altll careful and experiences
Ferry men, they feel confident that they oaA
give universal satltfaction 70 the travelling
public. Their aim will be ~ meet TIE In
creasing demands Of the large onigrsnt uav-
Ell TO Texss.
Tho 81. louis. and sherman, TsxsA u q.
Malls are carried over thia Ferry. which Y 2
COED guarantees that II n the shortest 40 we'll
ns the best route for travel Of all kipds
This Ferry has the largest aud best boat ~
the river, and can cross 100 wagons and teAms
per day. and no retention on either bank ned
be expected Enclosures for stock shd she'd
for travellers ara being built ON beth sides 0f
the river. and no palma will be spared 70 ~
commodats the public. We shall strive b
continue 70 make this the popular rosie q
and from Missouri and Texns.
N. B--Ferry accounts mNt b ssfti11
Monthiv-- Nc dseiatien rom this yuls.
II. c. no BARDA PrSrtaov.
Van Buren,, Feb. Z TS. u
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16

Sr- Par us whc' 20" orc
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16

.,riyal and Departure Mails from
Van Buren,.
ARRIVE FROM ~, LOUIS
,-,,v day, except Monday, 81 P. N.
D' IRON LITTLE ROCK
nary day except Monday. ga. m.
FROM THB SARRows
Monday,
DEPART PoR ST. toeis
vs,,y day, except Sunday. A. NJ
FOE LITTLE ROCK
r,sry day except Saturday, 3p. M
ron THE SARRows
a.V i7I, P. NJ
omce open on Sunday from to 9 A. N.
J. A. NOBLE, p. n,
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
YELLOW HEvRR.

EPecisl Dispatch to tte Republican /
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16

I'VE srs IN continual receipt Of large and fretA ID
dtlons to our stock and purchasers are assured they
ean always hnd . full and csnplets assortmsat
which. We offer low for essh. luns'Yu
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16
HaXnnan Oh"
STEAM FERRY.
A NEW FERRY AroWNl

rrAs bean established . milss dus naN = -
II Smith, ssd miles bdew Var bqssn. -.
Tke Roo~i frovA Pert smith 10 thie yessy, ~ ~
,,sssnt. goes Esst from, the Catholic ASsaus, -
sons south sf Major ReetoI's residence.
ss- Travellers. crossing ths Kiyss r.. ~
Dnrdane nells and Scott County vul fus % ~ AIo11
et o. ueAs the NAYS PLAcR. ssvsse $1,000 -
full nilss.
Rates Cheap aad PsOmptssss 0uas.
antDcal.
uaps ". Y. HAyuA1...
FORMER H@ryman al VA bsssn. V b~wssN
Van Bersn. Arb. ~. An.
Sea Moss Farinc.
VyERMlCiLT.I. MacearcsA yarqiutS, Qys-
tcrS etc NJ ". =. nAhvhHs<
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-16
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.

The Bulletin gives the composition OF
the next State Legislature as foIlsws
Republicans A, Independent 36, Demo
Gratis 40 Sixty one votes will be required
10 elect a Senator. The Independents
aud Republicans together would cast 80
votes. Assuming that some hold over,
the Republicans would vote fer Bsoth
and his strength at the outset be greater
than any other candidate
, 1873-07-19
NOTICE.

VT is hereby brought to public notice
a that, until further, unpaid letters for
Great Britain and Ireland will be receiv-
ed at the respective Postofices in this
Island, for direct transmission to South
ampton as Ship Letters by the Steamer
of the Nonddeutsche Lloyd" leaving St
Thomas for Bremen, on payment of the
local postage of I Gents pr. single letter
weighing ] ounce.
Presidents Secretary's Office St. Croix
18th July 1878.
S. w. VAN BRAKLE,
, 1873-07-19
Bekjendtgjorelse

Wet bringes herved til o~fentlig Kund-
D skab, at indtil videre Vile ufanherede
Breve til Storbrittanien og Irland blive
modtagne paa de herv@rende Post-con-
tolrer til directe Bes0rgeIse til Southamp-
ton som Skibsbreve fra st. Thomas med
de derfra til Bremen afgaacnde "Nord-
deutsche Lloyd" Dampskibe imod Erlag-
gelse at den gjeldende IokaIe Porto at
4 Cents pr EukeItbrev a ] Unze.
Presidentskabs Secretariatet, St. Croix
den IS JUL 1878.
S. w. VAN BRAKLE.
Trans alton.
, 1873-07-19

fra eide dennes til Eftersyn her paa
Contoiret, i Frederiksteds Skifteret
SAINT paa Procurator p. Jennings
Contoir, hvor ogsaa yde.ligere OPP
lysninger kan erholdes.
Christiansteds Auctions Contoir
den I8de JUL 1878.
II. A. JURs.
, 1873-07-19

en-, tilh6rende Richard Moreton's
O%pbudsbo.
Conditionerne for Salget og andre
Oplysninger kunne erholdcs paa
Understanding.
Erederiksteds Auctionscontoir den
lode JUL 1873.
G. SARAUW.
, 1873-07-19
Total S 415,8I9 90

Balance Of deposits 8 65,223 90
, 1873-07-19

40 deposits, Of which
"a in Christiansted amounting
to $3.50 rs
Is In Frederiksted do. :. IS %
The New York herald., 1873-12-20
MORALS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Extract from q Letter from Professor
Agassfz.

Extract from q Letter from Professor
Agassiz.
CLEvELAHD, Ohio Dec. 10 1878.
The Leader win tomorrow publish letter writ
ten by Professor Agassiz shortly before his death,
po sitively denying the statement often paraded
by the Catholics as an argument against the public
school system, to the effect that Professor Agassiz
had investigated house OF prostitution in Boston,
and found that large majority OF the inmates
were natives OF that city, and attributed their
own downfall TO impure influences 10 which they
had been subject while pupils OF the Boston public
schools.
The letter says-"The item regarding the causes
OF the iall OF women OF Boston, which you sent me
some time ago. Is a base invention and SANDER,
which should long ago have exposed did / not
shrink from discussion with that class OF people
who indulge ia such insnuatons. Very truly
Y0uga "LOULo AGASSIZ,u =
The New York herald., 1873-12-20
THE VIRGINIUS.
TELEGRAM TO raE NEW YORK HERALD.

spanish Rumor Concerning the Nations
ality or the Vessel.
LONDON, Dec, 20-6 A. M.
Special dispatches from Madrid say there Is
great rejoicing there over q rumor that the gov
ernment OF the Jaited States has decioca that the
yirginius was not entitled to carry the American
dag.
The London Times. commenting on the report.
says such 8 decision would be consistens With
truth and justice.
The New York herald., 1873-12-20
A BRUTAL ASSAULT.

Michaei SlaterIy Is burly ruian who lives In
the plous city OF Brooklyn. Last evening he came
over TO this city on visit to some friends at No.
sos East Twenty-sixth street, and while there en-
gagged In a quarrel with Kate Griffin, whom he
finally seized and kicked several times in the
stomach, INJECTING very serious injuries, from the
effects or which II Is feared that the unfortunate
woman will die. or course the police failed to
rest SIaferlY
The New York herald., 1873-12-20
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ENGLAND.
The Tichborne Trial Not Yet rminated-Dis-
count and Bullion-W Weather Report.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON Dec. 19, 1878.
The trial OF the TichDorne claimant has been
postponed until the Goth inst. in consequence Of
the illness OF Dr. Keneay, the defendants counsel
DISCOUNT AND BULLION.
The rate OF discount in the open market for three
months bills is 3-l6 per cent, or 5-le per cent be-
low the Bank OF England rate.
The amount OF bullion Withdrawn rom the bank
on balance to-day Is f25,00o.
WEATHER BEPoRr.
The weather throughout England to-day Is fair.
The New York herald., 1873-12-20
EXECUTION AT JOLIET, ILL.

CHICAGO, Dec TO- 1878.
Andrew ]. Perfect, the coored man convicted
OF the murder OF his wife in this city, In Septem-
Der, 1871, was hanged In the County Jail NJ Joliet
ILL.,, to-day, his second trial having taken place IN
that city. The execution occurred a. quarter
past Two o'clock r. NJ
The New York herald., 1873-12-20
For Map Of the City and Harbor Of
Santiago de Cuba see Third Page.
A SUICIDE.

KINGSTON, N. Y, Dec. 10. 1873.
Emanuel Sampson, q wealthy resident OF this
city, while delirous rom brain lever, this evening
escaped from his house, and running TO the dock OF
the creek, Jumped overheard and was drowned.
ue leaves u vile and large iamDy.
The New York herald., 1873-12-20

H.-For n stylish and Elegant Dress on
business HAT go direct to tie manufacturer, ESPEN
SCHEID lis Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1873-12-20

Al News Stands, Dean Byrne's and DIR
McGivnn's Lectures complete. "Catholic tSssuence
Union" for January, ready. six cents
The New York herald., 1873-12-20

Color Your Gray Hairs by the Use Of
PHALON'S vITAIIA
The New York herald., 1873-12-20

nephew were tied, gagged and their lives threat
encd. The burglars. alter securing about S2S.o00.
decamped with their booty. tsf ne.T4
The New York herald., 1873-12-20

A-A.-1O.OOO Pairs Seif.Act1ng Over.
shoes put off without usinp the hands ian ndis
pensahe artice) Tor New Year calls 1T BROOKS Il95
broadway, corner Twenty ninth street
The New York herald., 1873-12-20
SPAIN.

The Cure of Santa Cruz Across the Border
Porto Rico Administrative Affairs.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
MADRID, Dec. 19, 1878.
The Care OF Santa Cruz has escaped into France.
PORTO RICO ADMINISTRATIVE AFFAIRS.
General Peralta will probably be appointed Cap
tain General OF Porto Rico.
The New York herald., 1873-12-20

A.-The Elastic Truss, Gs3 broadway,
Is paronzed by government; holds comfortably
till cured. Firxt medal OF American Institute also
finger padSr
The New York herald., 1873-12-20

A.-Clenning and DyeinS for the Holi-
days-Laces, Feathers, Gloves Silks, for spots
spccialty0 either ORD's Offices $50 and 4 broadway
or III Eighth avenue.
The New York herald., 1873-12-20

AnRkesis VIII Cure the Worst Cases Of
Piles Sold by AL druggists Depot IS Walker street
The New York herald., 1873-12-20

Ask for GoodalI's-rhc Finest Imported
and cheaTestDpmcstic PLAYING CARDS. Beautiful new
patterns Sold cvcrywhare.
The New York herald., 1873-12-20

A.-Holidny styles OF Gcntlemcn's
HATS and SlyAIsSKIN CAPS nt lowest prices.
r. ERSEsM ElN. I45 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1873-12-20

All That Have Used IL Acknowledge
that POHTER'S COUGH BAISAM possesses the extraor-
dinary powev Of relic yrv Immediately Coughs and Colds.
IL is emohien5 warming aDd effective Price 25c &c. 5c.
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