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100 dozen white shirts, CheviOt shirts,
spanish linen shirts in the most cle-
giant styles. absolutely at cost, M
SiInpsOn's. Elm street.
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NOTICE.

No accounts against employees ~ the
Herald once VIII he allowed IN set g.
mcnts with the Office unless u" "rd''
from, The Proprietor IN given.
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$4,000 worth Of choice goods to eN-
change for II farm. Apply 10 simpson,
Elm street.
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Three wagons and three horses. Apply to
II. Ii. TRUE,
l2Od2t Machine depot, Austin street,
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Those stylish summer suits of light
cassiinere. ut cost. aI simpsons, Elm,
street.
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Neal.

Car load of meal Just arrived, and viii be
sold At 81 10 per bushcl.
llldlf OBENCHAlN n ClilLDRfSS'
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instantaneous cure for neuralgia.
II. q. H0SKINS,
Agent for Dallas.
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SIS, 900 worth or goods guaranteed 10
he sold az cost, at simpsons, Elan
street.
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lawyers Briefs

Printed in pamphlet form, with neatnesS
and dispatch, at the HERALD OFFICE.
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NOTICE 10 ADVERTISERS.

IIerenfteraiI bills for advertisements
~ this piper VIII be collected monthly,
unIess otherwise specified In contracts
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The most elegant fans in Dali
las. ARE al Franklila's book
store, Main street.
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Law Blanks of every description, for sale
and printed to order, at this Office.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

ogylor on Tm DALLAS HERALp, !
"'''' June so, ldL
Buying. Selling
a., 100 @lll
iOlu wv .sts s,ihJ
N @lW
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Al siclsly ladies should Try E. En-.
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Business continues lalr There IL no nale'
rial change In quotations nom last report
our merchants have full and complete s'ocNS
laid down 1T low figures, aud purchases ohh
be made NJ unusual advantage the follow
ing quotations represent regular wholesale
prices. In Alllng small orders, higher rates
will have 10 DO paid
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Groceries.

Bncon; Clonnldes 1895 Breakfast IL
Hams, canvassed, ll@l1ci Hams, sngaf'oureu
lbc, u,. Uot,, a6o
Molnssos On barrels per gallon Fnlr voc
Prime 7Oc Choice soc Golden syrup ~ei9
Drips 71WSlc, .,,. Nat, ,oc
Sugar lin bnrrols per pound; Falr iVc
Prime Me-, Choice l2o Yellow Clarinet w
White clarified l2c;Powdeled llciC rushed " A.
Fish tMnckoroD; No. !, hail Dnilcls wv ~
9. half barrels 50; No !, Kits " 10, No. = hl'
.,lf
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HOUSTON AMI. rEXAS CENTRAL,
Arrives
From the South tinnll and eXprcssl. $50 II, III
From the North (mnil and express. bHlIn' M
From the South, accommodation ZD p' M
From the North, accommodation lO'3O r. IN
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves Arrives
Mnll ana Express. ,..,...i:lS n. m. ll:l6p, m
Mixed rrnIn,,.,,...,,,,...,,,8:OO ID. IN. l:B' u, m
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.


CORRECT RAILROAD TIME
Can always DO found At j, NJ, Grams, on
Main street. Also, Gold and SILVER Watches
TINT W I'LL KEEP IT.
Arrival. ana Departure OF Trains ~
Dallas.
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DENNSYLyANIA RAILROAD
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND L, ,NINEn TATES MAIL. RAIrTI

i THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Cortiandt streets, as follows
Express for HARRISBURG, P,ttsburg the West and SOUTH
ssoP T sunday a,'SG and :s5 r Il "'' a ~ a'''
Fer Balapose Washingsop ana the SOUTH at s4o A NJ
Esprsss M ior. Phi @ adsipha, SO o;o A. NJ n:aaASI
$50 sP. NJ. and L night sunday 5. 6:0 80 and 9P
NJ. Smigl ynt ar second eiassl I r. ~: -
For Trenton 81 20 A. NJ. 2 S:i0 and 6;io r. M sunday
rerSewark. stS s:sa aaa 80 s2lG 1A.MIx.
5SS sS Il i g r. ii. and II night sunday $40
rSsr Eiiza1sts, il Ps s:sS 7ss 7es lenAM HML
sac 10 i 81 p NJ and.i2 night Sunday. 20 s:lO and
For Railway. 6 8 30 TN s loA NJ. lsM, q go SAC,
+ aght sunday 5 70 and sIo p n o'''' ~ ~''N
Fq5 81 psrsh snd APoS and south AmDoy and
SO SO sae r: NJ and i night; sunday, s;io 7. NJ 49,
For iambertviile and pleninston $50 4 ~ and P NJ.
For Philhpsburg and Beividere. and p. NJ.
for B9Taentswn % :n BH5iins.on sna Cam
For Farmingdale and sauan. 20 4. NJ. snd2PM
Trains arrive as foliows From Pittsburs $50 A. n,
Monday From washington and BaltimSrc. SD, "a An,
Fix From s raaaePaia s phi s Sos go a,d,1 lsA s q,
Ticket Offices 52s, AS Al and sh Broadway, No As
tor House. and foot Of Desbr and Corandt streets
Emisrcsaa castsF sSst Office No Battery piaes M soYp
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
CToNINGToN LINE FOR BosTON.-rHE ELEGANT
RHODE ISLAND every Tuesday Thursday aud sasur-
1NARRAGANsETr, every Monday Wednesday and Fri.
day from pier s. North River, at4P. NJ
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DnseTeRy Foa ADVERTISERS.

AssgxESrs-sscosD PAer-First and second col.
: sSs.6s.s:;s:, t:s.HS;,s rs%a ss%a
snki,ER shikRsysseese Rs wss,sb brAs..FVsIh column n
soRb Ass LoDoiSo wAsrED-F,Ssr Pier~Fourtn
mscxiSS RIAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srvrrrH
HnsEss ofrosfGsrrEs-nnsr rAes-riird and
n,sSSss SSiiS5fss1y,y-n r,sr-s,s.n column. MO-,
CLREs AND sALEsxkS-srvKxrn PAGs-second col
CAcTMks AND DoARDESERs--sxvrsrn oA rAar-sscond
ssAsfwisE srEAnsurrs-rrHn rA@--rah and sixth
SpAslXEKsaIps-Ns.,. r.sn.si.,s column.
s9,n% Column
MSSa 1cSsns 70 LsT sSsSisEp AND ux
pRoPK1s Column.
sESrfrsi sks 1sb ss'n column
lMANcIAL-NInn PAek-s.sth column.
SssisHE6 "a sfDS. socss zSD xfasfSRSrs 70 LET
s.ylx!n PAen-Fousth column
SEscH f.errhrd
,ELS wxsrED-vE rAGr-secoud
IELP w&SsrEp-xALEs--snvrsru PA0n--second aud
DRsRs' .sa c%RRHxoEs Ac-r,..r r.cr-seeond and
p',sEs SSSEs S-sSur'S sgy%S
EssSS i$S SssEsS F4srsHs ;sq%p
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEvrsrn PAGE-
EcrUkE sExsoN-srcosp r.er-roursh column.
DAN oFfiCtS-fiRsr PAsr-sxth column
DSI AND FOUND-FIRsr PAGE-First column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fAGE-Third coiumn
!ARBLE hANTELS--SEvRsrH PAGK-Sixth column.
iisGEILANEo6s sSS1 rAcn-
IusICAL-srcosD PAor-Fourth column.
kRsoNAL-Fiasr PAeE-Frst column.
hANoFOkTEs, ORGANS, &c.-sEc0SD PAcy-Second
Esr oTFicE NorIcE-Fnsr P.Or--six,h column.
R0POSALS-F1RsY PAGn-Fourth column.
ROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SKvEsrH PAGE-Fifth column
IkAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SKvKSru PAcK-Fifth
ZEAL ESTATE wANTED-sxvrsrm PAcx-Finh ana
sixth columns.
lkWARDS-FIRsT PAGE-First column.
tAl.tsS AT AUCTIoN-SEvESTH PAGE-Sixsh column,
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. kyrH PAGp-
sruATioSss WANTED-MALEs-srvrSrm pAor-see
Ond column.
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FrKsr PAoK-First and second col.
'PORTING-Doas, BIRDS, &c-F1rsr PAcr-second
ME TRADEs-SEynxrH PAGE-Third column
HE TURF-FIRsT PAGE--Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEvxNra PAGE
rRtyELLERs, GUIDE-FIRsr PAeK-sixth column.
JNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SEVENTH PAGE-Fourth column
vANTEU TO PURCHASE-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
VHSTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEvENrH PAGE-Fifth column.
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CREAT WESTERN
U STEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL ENGLAND DIRECT.
The steamers Of this limo wn sail pier Is East
River, as tolows:-
GRkAr WESTERN. Stamper. .......Saturtay, Feb q
Cabin passage, $40; Intermediate, $45 steerage. So
currency; excursion tickets $lD
Apply 70 the Agent 70 South street -
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NTORFOLk, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
IN DAILY LINE to Norfolk
and trweekly to Richmond.

From pier 81 North River Beach street steamers
leave daily at r. NJ for Norfolk and passenger
Thursdays and Sa urdays, same hour
Through bills of adng and passenger tickets ssued
an points South and Southwest via Virginia and Tennes,
see Atlantic Coast Seaboard and other Ines also by
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for Western points, amt
by steamers Norfolk for Newbern and Washington,
n c. and other points. ONCE, 1877 Greenwich street
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

ENALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
via Newport and Fall River..
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY leave piers North River foot Murray street.
daily Sundays exceDted). at4 NJ Through tickets sold
at all principal hotels i'll the city.
NAyIGATioN EESuMED-THE STEAMER GEN
~ ERAL SEDGWlCk will leave por S5 foot OF Frank
lin street. Saturday, January a at O'Clock p NJ. {:
will receive freight Tor Cold Spring, Newburg, Pough.
and Hudson. BLACK 4 DONAHUB.
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NCNARD LINE.

CpNARD LINE. xor,cv
the 81.
on the outward passage from Queenstown for New
0rs or ST Soson % me nsSs rs meridian of 80
On The homeward passage crossing the meridian of so
fHE s aSS%Ss sSsSa & a P0l ROYAL
LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
Ss; e.
sss saaay sssaay sss Ess
YORK steamers marked thus not carry 'S steerass rage
sordns g accompaniment Return tickets on ayorabie @
sna s an m p4 Of q,
a. III
''''" aaARaAs$ + + ERaECKa5N, A. yzR2s4 Agent
Clark and Randolph streets. Chicago, ILL.,
E'oR PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG, HAMBURG
II The Hamburg-Amercan Packet Companys iron
Capt. & Meier win sail nS on Thursday. January e. for
:, Rates O passage to Plymouth London chcreourg
Firs! cabn-gppsr saloon sl2o; lower ssioon s7a gold
TO anS and s
TEssiHrnkAdTx co sail geIsuiTE r FohAnp no.s
81 Broad street New York 81 Broadway New York.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The General Tr.nsa,ap,ie cOmpany's Msn steamships
neat Viii sail from pier No o North kSer e Sn S
PEREIRE, Danre Saturday, January q
AHkoPE AHeeE hSmars s'u sssaraay FeSraaryy FSSraary
Price OF passage, in gold including wine 70 Srest or
r5: r,ss,.an :lss second s Cabin s
Of S sS e S 81 % aVo bo 9m ss
'nane SEoRsE AGENT snS srosdw.y
CTEAMER PEREIRE, FOR BREsr AND HAvRE
> win leave pier No 80 North River loot Of Nortor,
fasensers are 3 on board
latest
- 10 PfiMorrH, caERBouRRo SOUR a AND ii H HAMssno
The elegant Clyde bull, iron steamsh'ps VIII sai from
asEbEk captain Fischer January q
SCHILLER. Captain Thomas February
PLYMOUTH, EoS6ox. cHkaBoHSHRaa kaisHHa AND HAMBURG.
;sSss
twenty persons wen lighted ana provided with dining
S%SaSb SoSsS
COAsTW1sE STEAMSHIPS.
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL STEAMSHIP co. ,o
to1. The elegant screw ssmsaP ds v TscmS
Pans. so
January 8 At O'Clock " from pssr g North River
'O "''e"'" '" '"e WILLIAM r GARRISON,
No. Bowling Green.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL LINE.
class YIN .s s every Tuesday At
for Havana direct, folIows:-
Steamship MORRO CASTLE IN. Morton. e. January n
Steamship CRESCENT CITY, =. Curtis. February
freight and passage ha wing magnificent accomino.
WILLIAM ?, CLYDE 4 CO.
No Bowling Green.
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THE TwENTY-FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF THE
Young Mems Christian Association of the city Of
New York will take place Tuesday evening the Zth
inst, at O'Clock In Association Han Canon Bald
logical Seminary will make addresses.
Tickets OF admission be procured free of charge
the rooms Twentythlrd street, corner Fourth avenue
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IL STEAMSHIP LINE.

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
L Great reduction in rates of freight and passage
2 North River New York, for Aspinwa At II O'Clock
january ss 1874 ACAPULCO Captain Gray, passen.
February l. 1874 RISING STAR. Captain Jones, for
Ts6Ta1ry j. 1874 COLON. Captain ". Hudson passcu.
,cSanscns panam. with the large and splendid
meeting the Ishmus with for Central Amerb
can ana south rfsaS EAfIs g0gG'sS 81 PASSAGE,
% new aork 70 san Francisco-Cabn, $lOo or SiO. cur
ssw Work g s currency
the sGa 5ssn, and spgy
street s.I New fots IL j. BSLLAY, Superintendent
Z Vice President and Managing Director.
fpw Y5SK ks sTRsss4 4Sp vERA csgz
CIV. o, leaving pier No. North River aisP N
CITY OF NEW YoRK JlaEana nInranaa, Direct e Jan e q
CRY q MExI6S ana atsss Msseo s
cuBA dTavana direct w reS
FOR freight q pasflss aSRkk SONS 50 Broaav.z
F'oH SASsAss stssanship m Ii CITY OF MERIDA
leave ets tys5 IS s bTsssws
Key West carrying the United states MsiHsteamer M
w Sldas Sis & a sSs sysr
flyer MS9S IIS and al POnt'
ehare ana m @ :; DSs So
sage having suRfFGE e lane
or ". P. CLYDE, IiS Wall street
FoH ShT MERaHANTs GRHEAEs DsFESE s4sxEsHrp LINE.
The steamship MISSISSIPPI,
Captain N. b. Crowell
pier 36 North River oot OF North Moore street,
on Saturday, January a at o'clock r. M.
M6S
dn aS5 or S4
L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The Cromwell Steamship Line.
The steamship NEW ORLEANS Captain Samuel L.
Clapp, win lea We pier No. North River on Saturday,
January "a ats p NJ Freight received daily Through
Wharf, Brazos Santiago, St. Louis and Mobile Cabin
CLARK n SEAMAN, 10 west street
COUTHERN LINE-FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
- The following and first class steamers will sail
every Wednesday at r NJ from pier 70 East River:-
Steamer CITY or HOUSTON Captain Deerng. Jan. q
Steamer GARoNpELET C4I Nd Mecrsaiy - Fsh Fsb
steamer CITY OF DALLAS. Captain Hines Peb IL
Freight received daily Through rates given to Calves
ton ,indianoia k9ekport or Aranzas wharf Brazos
do 20 For freight or passage having superior accom-
modationS apply TO G. II. MALLORY CO.,
1853 Maiden lane.
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A LADY PARTNER WANTED-TO ATTEND A RE-
"A ception room with small capital Address W. r.
s., box los Herald ofhce
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING ACADEMIES.
J. SAUSE'S DANCING ACADEMIES.-CLASSRS
"A. at Masonic Hail. la and 1l6 East Thirteenth street
and az BrevQort Hall 64 and l56 East Fifty
PRIVATE LESSONS at sny hour, day or evening.
CIRCULARS st private Academy, 2l2 East Eleventh
street
DoDW0RTH's PRIvAyg CLASSES FOR DANG
n. Ing, No. 212 Fifth avenue corner Twenty -ux I'll
street. are now open TOR the season.
Send for . circular.
Mr. AND MRS. HLASKOS SELECT CLASSES IN
1M Dancing, At 1,464 Broadway and l66 West Forfy-
sixth street Second term commences the first week in
February. 80
CAUSES soIREE DANsANTE,
~ . IRVING HALL.
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING. from 8 L.
EUROPE.
EUERLAIN, Is RUE DE lie PAX, PARIS.
" Ambrosial Cream tor Shaving.
rasnionable Perfumery for the handkerchief
Eau Lnstre for the Hair
kAAdA i0l0Gpa nrenarat0p specislal,
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THE TURF.

A $4,000 Book WILL BE OPENED AT JOHNSONs
n Pool Room Twenty eighth street and Broad
way, SATURDAY evening, January "A, on Belmont
and Withers Stakes TO be the Spring Meeting Of
Jerome Park. Price lists can be had at any time
T. b. JOHNSON.
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GOOD BUSINESS MAN. WITH So 600 TO $5,OOO
"A can find good business by addressing BO box 100
Herald office.
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BUSINESS OPPOKTUNITIEs.

0100 00A PROFIT CAN BE MADE IN ONE OR
PIOO.NOO two wears by party having available
resources of al least $z00 and having energy and abi
y the sales Of one man last year in same held indicate
SlUU pr0nt: the figures are large, but careful nves-
gaiion, which solicited bv the advertiser will quickly
Indicate whether they correct it Is home afar,
not foreign nor distant Address LIBERAL, box lZZ
Herald ONCE
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OFFICIAL DRAWING, CLASS 81 GEORGIA STATE
~ Lottery.
A, 81, = 2s. "a IL. Is 26 q 7a g. 81, 49, !. 81
Z. X. STEyENS Manager.
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A FIRST RATE OPENING FOR BUSINESS IN DIN
"A ing Rooms IL Thomas street-Onc half Interest
sale to good would sell out Call at from
q A IN NJ
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G1S0-STYLISH BLACK HORSE, YEARS II
D1CO hands, sound and kind. and four very
cheap, suitable tor any business. AIS Eighth avenue
corner Of Thirty first street FEELY'S store.
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CPECIAL NoTICE.-SHIPPERs OF CARGO PBR
- steamship Sherman recently wrecked on the coast
OF South Carolina while on passage hence for New
Orleans hereby notified that considerable cargo has
been saved and efforts being made to the
balance For purposes Of Identification and to facilitate
the settlement Of salvage and the thereof it
Is that the bills lading and invoices should
be sent TO this Office without delay.
JACOB K. TELFAIR, Adjuster of Averages.
66 Wall street
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-SEALED PROPOSALS
IN will be received by the undersigned the office Of
L. B. Morris 30 Orange street. New haven until o'clock
T. NJ, the I'd day Of February, 1874 furnishing
materials and constructing the abuments and piers OF
the Quinnipac Fridge between the city of New Haven
and the town Of East Haven.
Plans and specifications Of the WORK can be seen at
the Office Of c. X. Fowler, Surveyor, City Hall,
New Haven, where also be obtained blank OF
proposals and all information concerning the proper
bonds &c.
No proposals will be received after the time specified
and all proposals that properly filed out will
rejected. The proposals will opened and
lcy Immediately after the time expires for receiving
them.
The right to reject any bids will be reserved.
E. EDWIN HALL. Clerk
Nxw HAVEN, Conn, Dec. 10, 1873
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
- undersigned Committee on Repairs and Supplies
until Friday the 30th day OF January 1874 and until II
O'Clock Of tn day. tor printing copies the pro-
ceedings OF the Board OF Supervisors of Westchester
county for 1873
application to the Clerk of the Board Of Supervisors
SAID county.
All proposals. to be under cover directed to Charles E.
johnson, Clerk Of the Board OF Supervisors Of Wesche
ter county. ut White Plans n. Y.
A. o. WILISEA
JAMES HOPKINS
JANUARY q, 1874 Committee.
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N ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED-IN AN OLD ES-
IA ablished manufacturing business; $4,000 invested
capital required to manufacture staple machine
now made in England only, which is in great demand
here liberal arrangements will be ade with suitable
party. Address MACHINERY, Herald Office
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OFFICIAL DRAWING NORTH CAROLINA LOTTERY
- g. % s15sA y So slAss ss SS g. 81 g. 81 81 NJ
NORTH cARoI!NA-cLAss NO, E4-JANuAxy q, 1874.
80, S, 81, S. 56, A. 4 6, rs, 5, 68, g.
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COASTW1SE STEAMSHIPS.
TINTED STAIRS AND BRAZIL STEAMSHIP co. ,.s
~ The elegant screw steamship MBRRIMACk, ZUN
tons burden, Captain W. wier, viii sail for st. Thomas
Para Pernambuco, Bahia and Rio Janeiro on Fpriday'
January . at O'Clock ~, from pter " Sortn kivcr
e"" '" '"e WILLIAM r GARRISON,
No. Bowling 0reen
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LARGE, NEW HUTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE
n to let.-Agents, take notice. q lovely home and a
splendid chance TO make money fast. Address the
owner, r. W. HOLMES, Mansion House, Orange. Nj.
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WHITE STAR LINE,
w FOR 4UEENsTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MALI.
New and full powered Steamships.
sailing from New York on Saturdays from Liverpool
Thursdays, calling at Cork Harbor each way
ADRIA11C C...-...........-..J January "a ut 10 A. NJ
BALTIC. February I, at p ~
OCEANIC February H. at r NJ.
REPUBLIC. February 2I at 8 p NJ
ADRIATIC. February 2S at 8 p NJ
-Eror, Uox
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

- -
DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
The mails Tor Europe tor the week ending Saturday
January "a 1874 will close this office follows On
Tuesday, ut 80 A. NJ on Wednesday. at s A. NJ on
Thursday at IL 80 A. NJ, and saturday, at 80 A. NJ
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II THE EVENING TELEGRAM
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AND HAS
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A N UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR AN ENERGETIC
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Westminster Farmers Club.

Dec. 18th.
Subject-1'he best machines and i'm
plements for agricultural purposes.
HARRY Whether this ques-
ton refers to the most expensive ma
chimes or to those of the most profits
must be made to turn upon the differ
ence of opinion. Many farmers l be-
lieve purchase more machinery than the
profits Of their farms pay for, and many
Others lose money by purchasing fancy
machines that do very we'll as playthings,
but tire too quick when put to work. A
good moving machine pays WELL Horse
rakes are valuable. A good cultivator
saves much time and labor. Prefer the
wood framed cultivator (formerly man.
ufactured by A. s. Clark of B. Falls)
the Buckeye mower, the double hinge
harrow aud the Greenfield pillow. w,
cannot afford to purchase every variety
of farm machinery. The most profita
BILE only should be used. One of oul
largest farmers in this section farmed
nearly lifetime with not more than ter
dollars worth of farm implements oil
the farm at a time. He marked hi
corn rows by the use of his cart, an,
was equally as economical in every 9th
err branch of farming. Economy is tn
money-msking farmers rule.
P. D. KEYEs.-WbiIe l am Opposes
to extravagant farming | think ever
farmer should have a fair supply of we
chosen implements. The moving ms
chimes, think, return the greatest pre-
: fits of any of the modern machines. OIL
ers, such as the horse rake and hay tee
der are useful, though not as labor sa,
ing prefer the revolving rake, an
, the most durable moving machine. BIZ
who can justly lay claim to that machin
a ] am unable to say. Think we shout
have good number Of plows on hant
; some for sward land and others for SITS
bic, selecting those of the most desira6
shape. Think many of the improve
machines pay much better on larp
farms than on small ones. Every farm
err who makes thorough work of his bu
siness should have full supply.
good pulverizing harrow is profitabl
implement. Rollers are quite commo
, though ] am of the opinion that ih
slide is preferable as it more thorough
lly pulverizes the soil.