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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-21

Two Radicals in Cincinnati had o
little fight the other day, about the
appointment Of one of them to the
postoflice in that city. The Radical
household seems to be pretty well di,
vited. Let us hope the OLD adage
will ho.d good in this instance.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-21

Another bill has been Introduced
to pay back to Col. Gathlngs, OF Hill
county, the money he paid the State
on account of his little tilt with the
State police. For campaign pur,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-21

The Democratic party has made
decided progress lately in Pennsyl
vanis. The local elections are all
turning in its favor. That of Reade
ing, on the 18th, shows a clear gain
oftwo hundred and fifty votes for the
Democracy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-21

One bay horse, i6 hands high, flea bitten or white
paces under saddle and In harness, travels fee IN
isiDcned To shy. Il about l2 years old have some
reason Obtlieye he II awn on the brHzOr la Me
Lehman or Falls county. Twenty dollars reward is
offered for the horse, and forty dollars for the ap.
profession OF the thief Address
u. A. MURPHY,
feblidlw?t Mexia Limestone county
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-21

:. Delmonico has been chosen the al
moner of Jas. Gordon Benefits
thirty thousand dollar contribution
to the poor of New York. He will
organize soup houses in different
parts of the city at once.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-21

In The municipal elections IN Phil
adelphia, there has been decided
Democratic gains.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-21

There Is clear Conservative major
ity in the House Of Commons Of forty
nine votes.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-21

Hon. ii. Barksdale is appointed
Judge of the 14th Judicial District,
Uice Judge Hart resigned.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-21

We give it up! We are no match
for our young neighbor in the use OF
Billingsgate and Fish market slang.
we only regret that we have ever
soiled our hands with his own wea-
pom. We trust our readers will par.
don us. "Dog collar" "turkey COB
Ter" and other similar elegancies
drive us out of the field. We hope
our friends will pardon this inexperi-
enced young mar. When he has
had few more years, and much
more experience, he may be expected
to improve. He is very wise, but
the discrepancy between his actual
requirements, and those assumed,
beats the gull between the publisher,
and the editor, of this paper, by a
good deal. = small gram of modesty
would not fatally injure his SNAKE
Hp."
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-21

King Lunalillo, of the Hawaiian Is
land is dead: The.sucoession is already
creating trouble.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-21

A heavy fight is reported in Cuba
resulting in victory for the Span
iards.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-21

A mass Meeting of the citizens OF
New Orleans, opposed to the present
usurpation OF the government of ,ha,
State, was held in that city on the
18th. 1t was numerously attended,
and resolved that they would continue
their efforts to be relieved of the in.
tolerable burden of shame, heaped
upon them By the present tyranny.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-21

In the Atlanta, Ca, city election
on the 18th, the entire Democratic
ticket was elected. Giller, Demo-
cratic candidate for Mayor, was cleo
ted by over three thousand majority
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-21

The general Impression at savpn.
nah, is that the monitor dictator
sometime missing--is lost.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-21
U. s. PIANO COMPANY.
s. 2 q O.

tcosts less than $500 10 make any $500 Piano sold
through ag ents, all OF whom make 100 per cent.
profit. We have no agents. but ship direct To fam
ilfes at factory price.
We make only one style, and have but one price.
Two hundred and ninety dollars net cash, with no
discount to dealers or commissions to teachers.
Our lumber Ia thoroughly seasOned-our cases are
double veneere :. with kosewood-haye front round
corners, serp cntine bottom and carved legs. We
use tho fall iron plate ith over strusg brass
French Grand Action wit top hampers, and our
Keys are OF the best ivory, witt ivory frents Our
long, tines feet four inches wild and weighs, boxed
s35 pounds. Every Piano is fully warranted Tor i've
years.
Send for illustrated circular, in which we refer to
over 100 Bankers, Merchants, &C., (some OF whom
you may kuow,) using our Pianos In "A States and
Terrltoiier.
". 9. Piano COmpany,
$40 Broadway, N. Y.
sep l7Dti
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STOLEN.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-12

THE GREATEST SALE OF THE SEASON

A THE GREATEST SALE OF THE SEASON
6 81 ne
e = AL $SSx E
EF ~ '1iSAHy BUFF - AZ aaCLock
%s. sssS g Ss.::
s ns on T% IL a R 1s es aou
most attractive rotag horses to be seen drives without
rah S rapid aHd pS
cS ~ M dr
o n to S na SOUND sSa Ss
Sa: no superior for style beauty appearance D' an0
sna o Sa'ns s:
field dam BY American Star and was raised in Orange
sSHa sS in q ses ss
hsn e
horses her has several large offers
Tor sns % and &: IS Is
9S % or sna s Gx 1d son am. nS
also rs% ns be ss" 6rsk as ron sesns TTSaSer He
Rs M aRas Ss and ola and WAS
show AS and can show a. ass gait on road lie has
fSsS sssss
sd in
something really fine.
Also the fast and handsome brown Patchen Trotting
Mare ady Rose; she WAS sired by Henry B. Patchen
dam May Day mare: was raised at Fairfield n j., by
WIN. A. boyle Esq. she always her heats below
24a and has muscle and hone enough for family |;
she liz gentle and docilc Tor the timid
stylish and well behaved when in harness she great
endSFanSs . has p heavy name and TAIL and war
vS Also. two Tog Wagons one one open Wagon, one Pony
ness, Bells, Blankets Robes, Whips &c.
B.The above stock are for percmptory and positive
sale to highest bidder without limit rcsricon
parties in search Of last, reliable and young horse
they are all warranted fully as represented
SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE, AND TRIAL
GIVEN PURCHASERS BEFORE TIME OF SALE. RE-
MEMBER, SALE Is ABSOLUTE AND SPEED Is WAR.
RANTED
SALE COMMENCES AT II o, CLOCK PROMPTLY
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NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
IN DAILY LINE to Norfolk
and tri.weekly to Richmond.

OLD DUMENIUN STEAWSHIf CUMFANH.
From pier North River foot OF Beach street, steam.
leave daily at r. NJ for Norfolk, aud passe niger
seamsrs for SorfoIk City Point and Richmond rlst
Through bills 0! adng and passenger tickets Issued 70
a points South and Southwest via Virginia and Tennes
sec Atlantic Coast Seaboard and other lines; also By
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for Western PoinA and
BY steamers at Norfolk for Ncwbern and wash gton,
C., and other points 49, -,,. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-12

A SET OF NEW TANDEM HARNESS. MADE IN
n London; the wheel set Is suitable for brOugh am:
price $l7a Stable q West Eighteenth street
A BLACK HORSE WAS LEFT AT MY STABLE. Pa
"A East Broadway, December ~ 1873 II not called
VIM Van TasseIi, Auctioneer, at liz East Thireenth
street on Tuesday, 18th inst, at IL M.
VI. BURKE, 22l East Broadway.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FINE CARRIAGES or
"A every style at reasonable prices; also fine as.or
ment Of Sieishs from the old house OF J. VI. Kmbal
90 will he sold very low West Side Carriage Repos
tory lSi aud 496 Broadway, near Fortynith street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-12
DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
TILE lREAT TRI,xR LINE

THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Cortiandt streets as iollows:
Express for Harrisburg. Pisburg the West and South,
with Pullman Palace cars attached, 9:3J A. NJ, and
.,s:s9P..M sunday and :StP. NJ
For Baltimore Washington and the Sout at 40 A. NJ,
Sand 9P. NJ. sunday 2 T.. NJ.
Express for Philadelphia, $40 80 A. NJ, l. 80 So 81
sSo yP NJ and i2night Sunday 6:!0 $50 and ~
For Trenton at72) A. NJ, 3:i0 and 6:lc r NJ Sunday
For Newark. ut $780, Tao 7;l0 g. TO- II A. NJ, M,
2 1880 3:ln $40 4O 4:30 5, 5:20, 5:D, 4, ~ 30
sSo s;lG ~ ~ y z, r. NJ and l. night Sunday, $40
For Eizabei, G. 6:so, 20 7;t s, o TO- II A. NJ, IaM,
q $50 40. Aa 4I0 4:so, 52L $40 6, $40 G:A, 73
se ~ :Se NJ. aud Il night Sunday, 81, 6l aud
For 'is RAILWAY e. - 7aAs oA. Linn, 2:s1, slo,
iauight. sunday. - and GAS +. NJ -
10 4. NJ =: :s 4i0 and G. +. NJ
For New Brunswick. 7; Q and 8 A; NJ l2M $40, 40.
rSr M and Y pfas sdsy ans ~.
For Lamrcrtville aud flemington. $50 A. NJ anl3P. N.
For Phillip burg and Belvderc 3and { T. W.
Accommodation for Bordcntown Burlington AMI Cana
den, 20 and 80 A. NJ, u 80 5:l0 and d:l0 r. NJ
For Farmingdale and saaaa, Z 20 4. N. and2p.M
For Pcinbcrtop and Camden GA. VI. aud 2:3J Z. W
Trains arrive as foliows:-Frcm rit'shurg, 80 A. NJ,
I2:33 and rs =: NJ, daily; II Ij NJ. daily except
s:i5 and 1o27 r. sundays go A.: N. and l9:27 ?.
H. From Philadelphia, 5:ea COZ $50 iaia II rs 4.
NJ, 2lh 5:l6, SOS, 6aA 1927 l.. NJ Sunday, 5:22 6:ok
$50. II a5 A. NJ. and l0:27 I. N.
Ticket offices, 62i AS 27l and ga Broadway No A.
Tor Msss n1a S % So an pase csra
A. J. CASSATr u. N. BOYD, Jr.
General Manager. General PASSENGER Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-12
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

DALI RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
via Newport and Fall River
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY leave pier % North River Of Murray street
daily Sundays eXccpted) atf NJ Through tickets sold
at all principal hotels In tho city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-12
A -ROBERT SOMERvILLE, AUCTIONEEK
"A. WILL SELL ON TUESDAY, JANUARY f3 AT
10 o,CL0CK SHARP At NEW YORK
BOARDING STABLES, NOS. Is AND IL EAST TWENTY.
EIGHTH STREET,
BETWEEN FIFTH AND MADISON AVENUES,
THE ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT or CHARLES

bOARDlNG STAbLIs MUS ~ AND IL LAST TWENTY
BETWEEN FIFTH AND MADISON AVENUES,
THE ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT or CHARLES
BATCHELDER, ESQ,
known The phillips Team" and brought 10 this city
for Mr. Philips last spring: They 1874 hands and
years old; are own brothers, being sired by Magma
ne lofty action need chccks have splendid strong
limos. compacty built easy and graceful
aud trotted at Detroit in september, 1872 tu mile to
top wagon IN 2 and took premium over all other com.
aud owner has refused 5000 for them; they arc iuly
warranted in respect and have plenty Of size and
road team; warrsnted sound, kind and perfect.
Also beautiful brown Hambletonan Mare, Lady ives,
I54 hands years old sired by Volunteer dam by
Revenue; she graceful and stylish creature docilc
speed a $50 gait and was never trained, and owner
thinks with proper training she can bsat2 $50; war
Dsrk bay Abdallsh G;eding l5k hands 8 years old ;
raised In Kentucky and brought 10 this city last spring
Is genee handsome mover, has square, open gait; Is
well broken to all harness, and showed mile at Louis
road and s 2ons and hme now and owner thnss wh
but little training he can rot in ~; warranted sound
Elegant large brown coupe Horse, IS hands, years
rapid traveller; 90 IL miles hour does not shy
or pull and s SECOND TO no large horse in the city; war
ranea Xlso fss soaha Sa snd kind hand,
beauty very stylish, safe and asresssie has private
record OF - and can beat 40 poe we'll broken
to all harness and warranted good and true ana free
rom vice or trick and as gcntlemans roadster Is un
Also Brett in nne order top Wagon pole and shafts;
sin{ie top wagon, double and single Harness, Robes
Blankets Ac sale absolute, rain or shine Stock on OK.
all horses Catalogues may be obtained at stable also at
office OF Aucuoneer, No 81 Fifth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-12
COAsTWIsR STEAMSHIPS.

l)AClFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
Great reduction in rates OF freight and passage.
40 agnincen steamships OF this line will leave pier
- Norsn hyer New York. for AsDinwa. At IL O'Clock
-, freight only N'
J.nuaTy n% ISL ACAPULCO Captain Gray. passen-
1rs5nruaIy 1874 RISING STAR Captain Jones' for
February II 1874 COLON, Captain w. Hudson. passen.
Connecting at Panama with the large and splendid
steamships OF fhis line for San Francesca also
can and south Pacific ports "
RATES OF PASSAGE
New York TO San Francisco-Cabin 400 or SIN cur.
Yency, according to location. Wv" " ~o' N
New York to SaE Francisco-Steerage $50 currencv
Steamers Of this line for Japan aud CHINA leaye San
Francisco on the LIST Of every month.
For freight and passage other Information appy ne
the companys oce pier ~ North River foot Of Canal
street. New York II. ]. BuLLAY SUPERINTENDENT
RUFUS HArcH.
Vice President and MAnaginS n.aeasx
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DIRECTORY FOR ADyfRTlsERs.

.iy0sNsGsD r,44GSr;FodrS Column
B BILLIARpsvF,ssT ps y P4oF Fourth column.
BOARD AID IobGd
BRo6KLYX REAL. ESTATE FOR sALE-srconD
BUSINESS PfozfSSihqffEs-v,.sr SShf p4ar-Fourth col
gUs.SEss NoydoEs--srvrsrH PAos-si. B column
CRY EEAL EsfATE FOR sXiE-sscosp PAsE-ssc-
cIEESs AhD 'ss;ALEsAEs-Elrv.srH rAcr-sisth coli
Hs5 ssfssRa eSs%s PAGE.
eS4s Column
COL
Sss E.s:yss ss'sss
susdrhSs and
sssns column
FSE RooS tS6 TO LET
sKcoSp PAaE-Third and fourth columns
SEs
nELf Observation-Disclosures P4Gr-sixth
uoRsSs sss'1a CARRIAGES Ac.-r,nsr PAo,-second and
sSSs &C. #ssHhSgs.9ssa a isesgs
hEhGEN RFAL ESTATE fOt sALE-ShCONp
sAsrTs,s .o column
LOST ASb FoUNbMFns1 PAas"FIrss e ana second col
s.sssss .a.ysssS sss%s
MEDICAL-SEcoNp PAGE-Fourth coinmn.
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKiNG-Finsr PAss-
fu.in fSS@n p4er-
Sixth column.
MUSICAL-SRcOND PAcE-Fourth column.
NEW PUBLICATIONS-SEvENrH PAGR-Sixth column
PERSONAL-.FIRsr PAGE-Frst column.
fIANOFOKTES, ORGANS, &C.-SEcoND PAcE-Fourth
PROFEr SIGNAL SITUATIONS wANTED-PEMALES-
TWELFTH PAGK-Sixth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENr-SEcoNp rAGE-Second column.
REAL ESTATE TO OEXCHANGE-SEcoND PAGR-Second
REAL EsTApE wANrED-sxcosD PAcr-second col.
REWARDS-FIRsr PAGE-Second column.
SALES ATAUCTION-kLEvENrn PAGE-Fourth and Fifth
sIrUHTioNs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcr-
First, second third, fourth, hfh and sixth columns.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-sxth
SPECIAL NOTICFs-FIRsr PAcx-second column.
SP0RTING-DOGS, BIRDS &C-FIRsr PAGE-Second
THE TRADEs--ELxvxNrH PAcx-sixth column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSEs-SEcoND PAGE
rRAvELLh RS GUlDE-FrRsr PAcE-Sixth column
UNfURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-SECOND PAGE-FOurth column.
WANTED TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fAGE-Thrd cOl-
wEsT"HEsrER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-sKcoNp PAcK-Sccond column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-12

ENRANCIS BUTLER, no PECK SLIP, HAS ALL
the choice breeds of Dogs Bnter's Intnihbie Mango
Cure and Flea Exlcrminator 75c; "Butcrs New Work."
-; Dogs boarded trained, &c. Medicines for all dis
eases; imported English Bcagles, &c.
L,OsrER MEYER, NO. AMITY STREET NEAR
II Broadway, have Tor sale all the choice breeds Of
Dogs. Singing Birds and Medicines tor all diseases.
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EUROPEAN sTEA MyHIPs.

VI STEAMSHIP LINE
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL ENGLAND DIRECT.
The steamers Of this line will sail from pier Is Eas
River, as tollows:-
ARRA3UN Wesseru..., Wedne sday, Feb
GREAT WESTERN, Stamper.: ..... Saturday, Feb n
Cabin passage, $70 intermediates, S45; stesrage, $50
currency; excursion tickets, $l2l
Apply to the Agent " South street .,,, co,,
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EYES AND EARS.
BILLIARDS

Al STANDARD AMERICAN BEvEL TABLES AND
~ l.. the Phelan 4 Collender Combination Cushions,
for sale only by the patcntee II. W. COiLENDER sue
cessor TO Phelan Collcnder 738 Broadway. New YORK.
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EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs,

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Hns steamship 95s& aaS caS Be mn
pr loot third Moboken to be followed
Steamship MAN. Captain Kv oele"dorp on Saturday
BILE IN scd' X or Is equivalent currency:-
secnnd ars. waD1 t,ahin
SaERSas i sS .2sy 22ssa & No Bowling
TINTED STATES MAIL LlSE-srsAM TO QUEENS
wsSA2a sESaRa Fss:ysn Ss:ys l.
Cabin passage PSI sgd ss currency,
ss$ @
France and d'rmSnG e 9sSS
SPEcIAh No1!eE.-.rHE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
tSa MaEvADA sailing Tueday January - wi' s Sarry cyr
easn Apply 70 GGioS %
| FOX QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
R9ya Nah ses%ers are appointed to sail .s G1loT
CITY 9R BRgssELs saturday. Jan. y, iy 4
sHEy ssHHEEy$ & sss%sss:y ssS
GTy CITY 9E 9g skT Y3hk EsS EsS
sna each succeeding Saturday Thursday. pier
RATES OF PASSAGE
CABIN, 90. $50 and ssa gold according to aeeommo-
Round trip tickets at low rates
y: '9ess Prepaid s cs
as%S
s ss1 Jss rSd e business apply " the
R,E sscrago passage at IS BrqadTsy pier North
Sbonnel Fank 400 Chestnut street. Ph1adelpSis Sne
sue
UoR CARDIFF. BRISTOL LONDON AND ALL
rn other points n ENGLAND an and Wales
first se"%sse viii sail frOm Rs
hSDEs echartered). ............ January =
First cabin passage. SIS and $50 currency; second
g: io s
'i rsss%:y ys
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The General Transatlantic Company's Mall steamships
ns viii sail rc psr % U g SG nc Con-
ssssssseys
es including 70
ri5: SsSn s's: sssSsS s Sss9
hs nine sSh
;ss 2;f 2 s?;s fBsss si- ro'.
4:s :$
oenT2hEfs 5a 3an Fsb FsS
The passenger accommodations on the steamers OF this
snS @
''s"' "''' W CABIN PASSAGE TO OR FROM
GLASGoW; MvERPO3L OR LONDONDERRY,
SAT STEAMEKs SOS and $1a Return, $780, gold.
STEERAGE PASSAGE.
To Ga vow. Liverpool, London, Queenstown, London.
derry, belfast, Bristol or Cardiff, $50 currency.
Tickets for passage to from any railway
station in Great Britain Ireland or The Continent issued
DRhFfS FoR ANY AMOUNT At cURRENCY RATES
Company's Office No Bowling Green, New York
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

~~.
A THE mssSa iSR SSSsHSs LECTION MART
AT 5SS SSS SsS TarR
u sk ii baY AZ Fkbz
GENTLEMEN w,sIlNs Ns1PSk To PSkcHAss, Or THOSE
@ sa ss s sIass
zYHsHAs5f SsSa 81 HyTSz rs #SHss
HH a SSysss Tay T2S % dS Hsps ds& Il s
sdRTrT6S GAN TsaH ~ MARE PIE bY @ sENPN Np F PIX
AHE dS 70 SIX ocLook The DAY FsEvioSs fo
AN ELEGANT BROWN HAMBLEroNIAN MARE
al s @ 'Re yos
sy;s ss1sS ssssIs 1ss' ss
for her F aa IUsT5 fssSs SssSj 3sTSE4 il
GkHNSh GkfvEss1ry PlAGE STREET. NEAR
A BARGAIN IN COOP SECOND HAND oLAR. Ar:
ns''a good WIFI faSsS s sis
A -GoUPEs CLARENCEs. LANDAus. DEPOT
~. WAGONS. Bueges, Barouche, Phae tons Harness,
Fourth a1se anS
A FOR sALE-rwo HORSES, FIT FOR ALL PuR-
% tss
|
A HANDSOME. STRONG ONE HORSE COUPE;
fee,y sound and warranted Apply at n West twenty
nARK BAY MESSENGER HORSE, l5X HANDS, 6
IL years old; trots In 80; side bar Wagon and Har
S G.. g. s M
sA hSAD eEssUF RU1D HORSE SIRED
-, The horse n Fl i M a ls hands high 10 years old
sss :%S Svss
In sss't sf 81 Essd 4Ss eS
sSS
and II not sold st private sale before tomorrow at lo
SOLD AT xucTIoY, AT ARCH JoHNsrox,s HORSE
SESa BHASG 9
where they are now on exhibition.
EoR sALE--A PAIR OF TRUCK HORSES: YOUNG
j. and sound Can be seen at stable sAs Washington
+ Horses nt for truck or any kind Of work and two
business they are AZ young ana sound the prop.
sTy oy ss M 1a 'fs
ToR sALE-A FEW GOOD WORK HORSES, JUST
from the Nv Vest from to years s. 9a suitable for all
DOR sALe-THREE HORSES. TO sYEARs, l5AND
prices s7 slzS and $40 Cali for three days at I2S
Charles street. near Greenwich.
EoyR HoRsEs-.loo $50, sos; SUIT ANY WORK
Wagon three business Wagons cheap. West twenty
fftn street. corner Eighth avenue.
HoEsE psLANKETs LAP IRgGs. W95F ROBES
the largest assortment the city, to cleared out at
reduction to maze Ii i9GsF wsten wsSs street
MA'0S onAHnHss A HssfSSEss Ekl sklAo lAAoon,uSEAA sn',.
AND AN ELEGANT COACH TEAM
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LOST AND FOUND.


IL With monogram E. o. ", between FortIeth and
he ONCE Sa ass
second street suitable reward will be given
7 osr-A GRAIN pRAwlNo. ON SATURDAY, GOING
Dot
T osT-A SEAL SKIN BOA. BETWEEN THE FIFTH
~ avenue Theatre and Cafe runswck on Saturday
turning i, to i4s West Foriy ninth street. -
CrRAYED AWAY FROM NO. II EAST THIRTY.
a viii be a WnS or DGs % ne S sp .Ys $40
REWARDS.
&S REwARD-LosT A SMALL WHITE POODLE
PO Dog in hooSken On FRIDAY % sftsrneon The above
$40 e ON JASTARY
u BaSH Of and and snS
S"as s.i the
SPECIAL NOTICES.
sIs amf masEr
sqy
as exccutr!x OF Henry Goldsmith
Of s sny ss e 10 che
these claims within 80 days this date from that
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On" On unasy SisI : ,roms 70 =; 10 % sPS X
A PUBLIC LIBRARY or KENTUCKY.
Tosi.iyely March si l2ooo cash gifts amounting to
foS f. BshaLkTTs ai 1aeni THos T. aAYs fs'as CO.
Eastern Agents. 90 Broadway.
-A-A.-A GRAND GIFT CONCERT FOR THE
n benefit Of the Masonic Relief Associate Norfolk
va 81 1 TO be given away without fail on January
Agent for New York. 1876 Broadway, room T.
A -NorIoE.-REAL E.TATE AND GOODS OF
Broker, la6 Broadway, room T. New York.
u RAss COCKS, GLOBE VALVES, IRON PIPES AND
h%kIs 9l s19 COMPANY
b John street, New York.
(yATARRH A SPECIALITY. - DIX. DE KREMEN
- treats CatarTh in, In All us various forms ONCE
way entrance also at Gs7 Sroadway Pamphlet sent
free Oh application
M Twenty .frst Assembly District
At meeting called by 4 citizens Of the Twenty
evening January TO- 1874 at the hall No 2279 Third
nuc,
was unanimously nominated as Member Of Assembly
~ s'''' WILLIAM DUNNING, Chairman.
THE COMING ELECTION
citizens Of the Twentyrst Assembly district. The
object is to get man who don't want the place to make
gentleman residing in Yorkvle and who never
been politics. has been waited upon by several
nomination and il is rumored that Mr. MddleSrcoS ' in
tends 10 accept II that should be the
known; as man Of business, very few excel him;
fao', who is ut for the position and who will give
entire satisac to the people ut large II elected In
place Harry Gcnet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-12
sPORTING-DOGs. nIKDs. &C.


A FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
II. Birds, &c; Medicine for ali diseases Prepare,
Food for moekng birds, at 3. q. DoVEY's No. Greene
street, near Canal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-12

CToNINGToN LINE FOR BosToN-TuE ELEGANT
RHODE ISLAND every Tuesday Thursday and sAtar-
day - . ,,.,.. -
day from pier s. North River, at4 NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-12
MAJOR CHARLES W. BARKER, AUCTIuNEER
M ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF CELEBRATED TROTrING STOCK
AND AN ELEGANT COACH TEAM,
TOMORROW fTUESDAY1. JANUARY IA AT OsCT OC

At THE PRIVATE STABLE,
NO. EAST TWENTY-E1GHTH STREET.
THE STOCK COMPRISES
THE FAMOUS BLACK PAIR Of Trotters Lady War
wick ana mate. both sired by nembrino Patchen and
high sand wears old are un urpassed for style action
In 2:S713 and are warranted sound and kind.
ELEGANT PAIR OF MAHOGANY bay Gedings bred
trot in So; exactly alike in color; height appear
and gait unequailed in New York carriage
team and arc warranted sound and kind.
THE BEAUTIFUL GOLDEN sorre trottng Colt, Egg
bert sired by COnkin's Star I51 high. years old
stylish and extra gamey driver; trOtted in 2:H when
years old promises great speed, and Is warranted
sound and kind
THE FINE LARGE BLACK Hamblctonian trotting
Geiding Goshen Boy sired by Volunteer, l5Z high, q
years old; very free, stylish ana handy driver;
tr0t in z:O and Is warrantrd sound and kind.
ALSO ONE SIDE.BAk TOP Road Wagon.
ONE NO TOP sIDE-BAR road Wagon, pole and shafts.
ONE DOG CA HT, pole and shafts
DOUBLE AND SINGLE Harness, Blankets. Robes
Sheets, Whips, Bits, &c.
SALE POSITIVE and without reserve.
STOCK NOW ON EXHIBITION.
NO POSTPONEMENT ON account of weather.
A. MIDDLEBURG, Assignee.