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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-23
Foreign.

GERMAN Won Arnims son has Viitten a
letter denying that hts father had an, hand rs
the publication OF the ultmmouiane pamphlet
entitled Revolution from Above, m which
the foreign office feared would be published
the missing documents kulman. Who ai.
tempted TO a.-as-inatc bismarck viii De tiicd
Oct -.
FGANcr Il is officially announced that
the French war steamer Orcnoquc has just
been recalled 90 T1ulou Her departure
from Ciyita Necchia implies NO change in thc
relations between France and the Pope An
other vessel will BE- placed at the lloly Fathers
disposal alta frcnc' port in the Mediterranean.
SrAiN. The Carli-t provincial autbonto, iu
Durango have given public notice that those
wishing 70 lay dowr their arms may 40 So
Aspec.al 90 the Pall Mall Gazette from SAM
lander confirms the reports OF the partial
submission ~ the Carlist-
lNuhNAu0NAl The idea Of referring the
SchlesNig question 70 the arbitration OF the
Queen ~ England If gaining hold II the dip.
lomatic mind Il Is stated that the Danish
government h favorable to such a course. which
IL thought 90 Offer favorable method of -olu-
ton. Roumania and Soryia have adopted a
pacific attitude towards Turkey 10 consequence
Of the approximations Of bismarck aud Al.
Grassy
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Washin gton.

EX-SENAroR CArrELf, who has been APP
pointed special IT,, asury agent to negotiate the
new loan will be assigned TO dutv ~ London.
Ma. b PHnLrrs. Of Ohio. the principal exc
amner in the Patent office las been appointed
examiner Of Interferences and First Assistant
Examiner II. A. Seymour. OF Connecticut
was promoted TO the position Of principal cy-
aniner. Both appointments are made under
the ciyl-seryice rules
\ DOZEN cases have been presented to The
L. = arbitrator of Claims OF American citizens
for damages resulting from tho Cuban rebel
lion. The cases will he formerly considered az
soon A. briefs are prepared
CHAs q. HAMMOND, Of Chicago, has been
appointed member of tho Boa,A Of Indian
Commiasioners
THE Attorney General has lcci ed mon the
question as 10 whether votes given tor o
against the removal Of the capital Ia Moutaua
Territory at the recent election hore. were
legally canyassod or can bee rc.cau,asscd. that
they are questions Of local couccru. I'm which
the departments OF the government have nc
jurisdiction, and that the appropriate place foi
their determination Is in the courts of h,
Territory.
TnE Postmaster General has notified ~,
president Of the Erie T.. H. Co. that the inter
vention Of claim agents IN settling account,
with the department Tor carrying mails vil
not be tolerated hereafter The Sccrctar,
proposes to deal directly with the onlcor- o
the roads.
NEw NunH capitalists have already uogotiat
ga for = large lot of the new district bonds 4
very favorable prices
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-23
THE SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

The trustees of the Cincinnati South
ern Railroad announce the intelligence
of the sale in New York # the second
million of Cincinnati 7-30Lcnds.fo tne
construction of the Southern Railroad.
The bonds We're sold at par with accrued
interest. All the heavy grading on the
road between Cincinnati and Chattanoo.
"a is under contract, and 600 men are
working upon it. With the remaining
SlO,OOO,O00 Of authorized bonds the
trustees promise 30 have the entireroad
ready for the ears in twenty months.
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The Washington correspondent of the
Louisville Courier journal says one
of the arsturmtie families IS now bowed
down with woe, owing to TIE difficulties
existing between young wife and her
husband. -Four yours aeo IT was 4
beautiful bride and q gallant groom
an army officer Elegant troussoan,
bridesmaids. roumsman in uniform.
presents uf great mngudoencc. flowers.
marriage bell, wedding march rs 4
military hand. exciting aud interesting
event bridal trip, stationed first in 4
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IMPORTATION OF WOMEN

In addition to the so-called Granger
cases, involving the constitutionality OF
certain railroad laws, there will come
before the United States supreme court
at this term ease to be certified from
the court Of the state of California, in
volving the constitutiomiity of law of
that state, prohibiting the landing of
Chinese women brought to the United
States for immoral purposes. IL will be
remembered that Mr.. Justice Field, re-
Gently holding the circuit court in Cal
Ifornia, decided on writ of habeas
corpus, that this law is in conflict with
the 18th article of amendments. All of
the above mentioned cases will, nm
douhtediv IN consideration of their
great public Importance, be advanced
on tine docket
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I" Red Fish,
From the silver City udaho) world.

From the Silver City idaho World.
About 100 miles to the northward of
Idaho City is "Payette Lake, as beau
tiful a sheet of water as can be found.
This lake is the largest of cluster of
four or five situated in the immediate
vicinity, and is about ~ miles in length
by 3 miles (aveage) i'll width. 1t is
both fed and drained by the north fork
of the Payette River, which passes di-
rectly through it. Its waters are said
to be hundreds of feet deep, and are as
clear as the most finely polished mirror.
The country around the lake is noun
famous, and the scenery varied, but
picturesque and beautiful. In it is
found a species of fish known here by
the name of "Red Fish, an appellation
derived by their color, which is beau
tiful vermilliOn, with the exception of
the heat and fins, which are of dark
earthy-green color. Their habits are
similar to those of the salmon, and like
the salmon they spawn and then die.
The male and female are easily distin-
guishable, the colors of the male being
much brighter than those of the female.
They live i'll the deep water of the lake,
and we have no accounted one ever hav-
ing been seen in the lake only when
coming up out of the water ut the mouth
of the river, when going up the river to
spawn, which they do from about the
last of July until nearly the last
of October. When ascending the
river, they travel in schools
numbering from one to two or three
hundred, and fishermen land them in
large quantities by means of drag nets
and seines. When fresh, or when
properly cured, they are esteemed n
even the mountain trout; but great
skill and care, and above all, great
cleanliness is required for their preser-
Walton i'll a manner for the table. Dried,
they are preferred to either herring or
Goldfish, but the best way to preserve
them is in brine. Put up in this way
care being observed to have them
perfectly fresh and perfectly clean
they are probably not excelled 10y any
fish in the world. The writer has seen
them late in thc fall moving down the
river is If returning TO the lake, but
such multitudes of them die along the
stream that it is believed to be imyossi-
bic that they get back alive. In size
the cred fish " vary but little, being
generally about 20 inches long, and
weighing from 81 to pounds. Being
unknown to both British and American
fishermen, they are coming to be look
ed upon as confined solely to Idaho and
Lake Payette, and the object of this
article is to call attention to the fact of
their existence, and to draw out an ex-
preston of opinion from persons capa-
bic of juding as to their place among
the "fnny tribes" Besides, they are
great delicacy, and it may yet be
found practicable to stock the lakes of
California, Oregon, Nevada, and per
haps of all the northern and northwest
ern states and territories with them;
the only apparent requisites necessary
to their propagation being depth of
pure, cold water, and gravelly stream
for their spawn.
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Ancient Oceanica.

The Academy says: II may be re
membcred that when Magellan discov-
cred the Philippines ho was astonished
to light upon nm Arabic alphabet in use
at Cabu. On inquiry he found that
somewhere about the ninth century
some Mchammednn priests from Oman
had landed there and taught the natives
the Koran. Only some few isolated
facts arc known concerning the
population 81 the islands uf Oceanica
before their discovery 10y European
yoyngcrs, and any addition 10 our
knowledge, however small. is therefore
of great value. \ Manila paper an.
nounccs the discovery of some pre-
historic remains on the little
islands of Rota aud Yiuian
which form part of the Indrnne or
Mariana Islands We have ns vet very
scanty particulars of these antiquities.
hut they appear 10 consist i, each ease
oi two series of eight stone pyramids.
standing IN two rows, nj intervals of 10
feet. the bose being II feet square. and
the height 36 feet. The summit Is
crowned by a kind uf large cup eaual
IN diameter 10 the diagonal az tho base.
Unfortunately tho description Of these
pyramids given us leaves much Ia he
desired. but there il little douht that
thep belong tn nn AGE anterior to the
spanish conquest, ami that They cannot
possibly be ascrihed "a Il race At all
similar TO the vindictive ahorgnes ~
the archipelago. W
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TWO OPINIONS.

MIR. Charles O'Conor and Mr.. Reverdy
johnson have published letters in which
opposing views are taken as to the
presidents powers in the matter of the
recognition of state governments. Mr..
johnson took the ground that the presi
dents judgement in such case is final;
that, though the president made sad
mistake in his first recognition Of KEEL
logg, having done so the act was irrevo-
cable. Mr.. O'Conor claims that, when
the president had discovered his mis-
take, he had the power and it was his
duty, 10 recall the first action, and make
such new decision as full information of
all the facts warranted.
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FOREIGN.

The North Schleswig question, 3"
concerning which there has been much
weighty speculation in the English news
papers, is not causing serious appre-
hensiou in any other quarters. A dis
patch to the London tunes, which has
every appearance of truth, states that
all the rumors have arisen from the ex
pulsion Of four troublesome persons
from the country, the doing of which
created scarcely more excitement than
would the committing of four thieves tc
prison in London.
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Winter care Of pair, etoeL.

We can heartily approve the posi-
tions taken by Professor Arnold in The
following paragraph written for the
New York Tribune. and commend the
suggestions 10 our readers:
ITO illustrate the economy Of COM
fort in the winter care of stock, / will
state what long and close observation
VA wiutering dairy COWS has developed.
A half century or more ago the farmers
of New York were less careful Of their
animals than they are now. II was no
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"GuiIty or Not GniIty.o

she stood at the bar of justice
A creature wan an wild,
In form too small for woman,
In feature too old for child
For look so worn and pathetic
Was stamped on her pale young face,
It seemed long wears of suffering
Must have left that silent trace.
" Your name, said the judge as he eyed her
With kindly looks, yet keen,
Us 2" Mary Mcguire, il you please, sir.
And your ageY" II am turned fifteen.
"Well, Mafy''-and then from paper
lie slowly and gravely read
" You are charged hereI am sorry to say it
With stealing three loaves Of bread
" You look not like an offender.
And hope that you can show
The charge to be false Now tell me-
Are you guilty Of this or no n
passionate burst of weeping
Was at first her sole reply;
But she dried her tears in moment
And looked in the judges eye.
j will tell you just how it was, sir:
MY father and mother are dead,
Aud my little brothers and sisters
We're hungry. and asked me for bread.
At first earned it for them,
by working hard all day
But somehow the times we're hard, sir,
And the work all fell away.
e could get no more employment;
The weather was bitter and cold.
The young ones cried and shivered
Little Johnnie's but four years old
So what was | to do, sir
am guilty but do not condemn.
took oh. was it stealing
The bread to give to them
Every man in the courtroom
Graybeard and thoughtless youth
Knew, as he looked upon her,
That the prisoxer spake the truth.
Ont from their pockets came kerchiefs
Ont from their eyes sprung tears,
Aud out from old faded wallets
Treasures hoard ed for years
The judges face was a study
The strangest you ever saw
Az he cleared his throat and murmured
Something about the lar.
For one so learned in such matters,
SO wise in dealing with men,
He seemed, on simple question,
Sorely puzzled inst then.
But no one blamed him, or wondered
When at last these words they heard;
" The sentence of this young prisoner
Is for the present deferred"
Aud no one blamed him or wondered
When he went to her and smiled.
Aud tenderly led from the courtroom.
Himself the guilty child
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-23
A DECISION.

The Supreme Court of Illinois has
decided that the action of school trus-
tees of town in erecting an additional
school house adjoining the existing one,
and assigning To it three or four negro
children and a teacher to instruct them
separately, there being room for such
colorcd children in the other school
house, was illegal, and beyond their au-
thOrity.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-23

beat and level them, place gridiron
over a bright, clear fire, rub the bars
with little fat, and lay on the chops.
While broiling, frequently turn them,
and in about eight minutes they will be
done. Season with pepper and salt, lay
them on very hot dish, rub piece of
butter on each chop, and serve hot and
expeditiously.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-23
Largest Water. Works Stand Pipe in The
World,

The water-works stand-pipe ut Toledo
which, when ncarlyup, some four weeks
ago, fell to the ground, and was thought
mt first 10 have been about half ruined,
was successfully raised and placed in it's
bed last week, m -four hours. II is the
largest standpipe in the world. being
us feet long, feet in diameter, aud
weighing over 80 tons. II was manu-.
featured by the John Cooper Engine
Company, Of Mount Vernon, Ohio. ut a
contract cost Of little over So, 600 but.
on account Of It's breaking ~ the first
attempt 70 raise il, has cost about So
500.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-23
CONGRESSIONAL COMPARISON

The result of congressional elections
thus far gives the following figures in n
comparison of the present with the
next Congress:
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NEW RAILWAY ARRANGEMENT.

II has transplred that Sidney Dillon
and Jay Gould, representing the Union
Pacific Railroad Company, met at Den
Yer few days ago prominent officials
of the Kansas Pacific Railroad, and
entered into an arrangement which
specifies that the Union Pacific
road shall hereafter pro rate with the
Kansas line on all through freight and
passenger business, aud impose the
same charges from Omaha as are charged
from Kansas City 90 Cheyenne. Ii is
also stipulated that the former shall ar
range the running of its
trains So as to enable the
trains of the latter company to make the
proper connections for the quick transit
Of their freight and passenger trains.
There are some further stipulations con
corning the completion of branch lines
and other features which are of no par
hcuhu interest To the public. All these
stpulatlons are To remain in effect until
"a decision has been rendered w Ahe
United States Court. If this arrange
mont has been made il will DESTROY the
monopoly heretofore held by the Iowa
lines, and will murc greatly 10 the ben
Cit of the Chicago and Alton Railroad.
which now has a through line Ia Rear.
ney Junction. and will, it is said, put
on through ears at once
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rue CALIFORNIA MARRIAGE CODE


The San Francisco Chronicle has
pointed ont some curious features Of
the Civil Code relativc to marriage in
that state. The law provides three dis
tinct ways in which o couple may mar
~ First, n contract followed hv con.
summation Second, the old fashioned
methed 10y solennization and third, hy
declaration of intention, signed, ac
mowlrdgod, and filed like any other
legal instrument The first marriage.
under the third of these methods, was
recently made IN Stockton, and has NJ
ready created very favorable impress
SION ~ convenient and inexpensive
plan, as n requires no fuss or worry, me-
minister, no Justice, no anything. hat
two parties 20 make contract. and nc.
knowledge n before notary. The law
make, this marriage binding. il IL is
followed 10y mutual assumption of
martial rights, MS the lifiy-hfth section
Of the Code provides. Marriage L 4
personal relation arising ont of % civil
anntnct, Co which the consent at parties
capable of making Il is necessary. CON
sent alone viii not constitute marriage.
il must be followed hy 4 solpmni2alion.
or 10y mutual assumption ~ marital
rights, duties, or obligations.
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Republicans ahead in present Congress, ~
Opposition ahead ia next Congress. Z.
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" WHAr is your business - asked a
Judge Of prisoner az the bar Well.
! s,pose Won might clll men locksmith.
(" When did you last work AZ your
trader Last night, whom heard
call for perlice and / made bolt for
the front door.
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IHr nanrian sculptor, Christian
Both. q engaged on b design for
group which Is intended b. cmbody the
idea of the "'Yacht ann khein."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-20
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
AxUsEMEnTs-TwELrH PAeE-Fourth, nth and sixth

ANUsEMEHrs-rwELF7H PAeE-Fourth, fifth and sixth
AsrHsSSE%sT5,s.cosp sSiS%sHTi ,rAen1yogr.h column.
BILtiAEPsy@ssSNoSsp BILtAEPs Is NSs PASE-sxsh Isl column
s9AsP Asb foG}SG shsHrn
RG4E azTH 9as
sys1sEss sasssa iS!s%H offSRHngslr1rs-n.ouru PAGE.
6TH
cLEkKs Rs 'ssqpd xsp sqHnns p.ors COL
ssB -.e.yA
fPS i!H!H p.c.-si.n col
SStsEES P1esssn column
DANCING AoADEMIKs-TwELrrH PAcE-Fourth col.
pESFHsTsy7snru rAer-six,h column
BMEsa HOUSE, f6 IT SGEsuEp AND
UNFURNlsHED-rwELrra PAcE-second and third
EUR6FEXS sTEAAsHTps-srcosD PAcn-Finh and
EYES AHD EAIs-rwrLrIH rAcE-FOurth column.
HSod ESS ssqnn TO LET
TWELFTH PAGE-Thrd column.
sgEf
HELP wANrgD-MALEs-E ELEVENTH. PAox-sixth col.
HORSES CARRIAGES, Ac.-Flnsr PAcn-second, third
hSEsEs kaSsS &C sHapn
INsrEGcTiSSSvs1co R4cn-FOurth COLUMN 1rv AVN
BERGEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEooSD
IEcTtsE sNSsSk@iWnnsrn e9i pAenFoursh column
LEGAL NOTICES-NISrH PAGE-sixth column.
LOAN OFFlCES-fIEsr PAGE-siXth column
LOST AND FOUND-tIRsr PAGE-First column.
MAHnE SG Column
SSD bafai fs
MISCELLANEOUS ADvEETIsEMENTs-TnSrH PAGE
MIsCEELAN Eo Us-Nlsrn pAcr-sixth column.
MUSICAi-IwELFTH PAGE-Fourth columl
NEW PUBLICATIONs-SEvEN TIL PAGE-Sixth column
FERSONAI.-FIKsr PAGE-First column.
PIANOFORThS, ORGANS, &C-fwELfTH fAGE-Fourth
PROPOSALS-N1SrH PAGE-sixth column
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WAAfED-FEMALES-
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REN1-SEooyD PAcE-Second and third columns
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcoND PAGE-Third
and fourth columns.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-SEcoNp PAGE-Fourth col.
unn.
REwARDs-YInsr PAeE--First column.
SALES AT AUCTION-FIRsr PAGr-Fiilh and sixth col
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-ELx PAGE
- FIRST second, third and fourth columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-ELEvEH PAGE
Fourth and nth columns
SPECIAL NOTICEs-fIRsr PAcE-First and second COL
sPoRTiNG-DoGs, BIRDS &c.-FInsr PAeE-second
sToRAGt.--NlSru PAoH-sixth column.
sUMMkR REsORTS-NINrH PAGE-slxth column
TIE IRADES-TwELFrH PAGE FIRST column.
THE TURF-FlRsT PAcR-second column.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PUktOsEs-TwgLrrH PAGE
First and second columns.
UNFURNISUED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
TwELrrh PAGEnThird ana fourth columns
WEsTNHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoND PAGE-second column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS, &C.-FIEsr PAGE-Sixth col.
umn
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

A SODA WATER, MINERAL WATERS GINGER
~ Ale, sparkling Wincs.-Manufacturc of cnmnle.c
outfits oil apparatus and Materials. with iull nstrnc.
lions All departments OF cturc bottinr and dis
pcnsng: exclusive rights in desirable territory Cota
logues frcc JOHN MATTHEWS, FIRST avenue twenty.
sixth and Twenty. seventh streets New York. "
A PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
IA. Fourth Grand Drawing
positively March 81 l2,00) cash gifts, amounting 10
$l,tU,U. Whole Tickets, $50; Halves, S25 Tenths S.
THOS. u. BRAMLETlE, Agent; THOS II. HAYS CO.,
kastern Agents, 609 Broadway.
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DELIABLE HOUSE.
IL If YOU ARE IN SEARCH OF A GOOD FAMILY
Team, Road Horse anything in the
Horse line attend the sale at ARCH. JOHNSTONS this
morning Mt 1919 O'Clock, ~ to 2 Thirteenth street.
READ CATALOGUE ABOVE
Sale commences ut l0h o'clock.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. Il,

A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON
~ date Johnston Van TasselD,
OFFICE AND SALESROOM, OLD STAND
81 Nassau street, opposite the Post Office
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A -cATARRH sfEcIALTy.-Dn DE KREMBN
the ss % ones on M S Fourth
Pamphlet sentfree
LII THOSE DESIRING LARGE PRIZES AT GRAND
"a gift concert for eers. Of ruole @ Library oi KeR
Agent, is Broad street, New York.
LAST CHANCR-A FEW TICKETS LEFT IN
a. the Public Library Kentucky dg Concert @ Wholes,
stationer, 70 Liberty street New York
HoLLENDER l. CO.. IMPORTERS AND BoTTLERs
!l Of all kinds Bayarian rllsner, Rochester oincin
zsituns building. Branahes|ssI Bfoaayay. opposite
City Hall 60! sixth avenue, between Thirty Nth and
Thirty sixth streets.
UIJAvANA" BANKERS.
GrGgiars p 80 OF information Ramtan 2, & lurnrished
HAVANA AND GERMAN GOVERNMENT DRAW.
S Nassau ssw Yoa
HAvANA LoTrERY;-IMPoRTANT INFoRMATloN
box GA Post Office New Iavcu. Conn.
IMPERIAL GUARDIAN INDEPENDENT MILITARY
to nqw SscSs mee invite Ssss & r.
GUARD, Zines office.
INFORMATION OF GREAT VALUE TO YOUNG MEN
dress qsF Ef ess sen 4 sent % Nss ss Yo4 A
II ENrUcKY STATE LorrEEy.-cIRoULAR AND
n tu information sent free. Address ROGERS 4 Co,
box 81 Post office Jersey City, Nd
missouri STATE LOTTERIES. LEGALIzED BY
each mouth For ail information address MTRE1Y If Z.
MILLER CO., ST Louis, Mo.
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS or KENTUCKY STATE
s.s:. :.12 : 3 '9s
ls, 81: Z, 6; S. 10 q, 81 d: H. 81
4S. asrsss 5.'ss s. 'H.s' 10 l'l9l4ss" T. H.
o. Post 70 Office IT s Box s. s i ssa 2trk 81 Git,
poND's EXTRACT
This standard Domestic Remedy can be obtained at ali
spect Is not dependent upon Broadway insti
Hses aS bSheap at a bsSaSse
saving S3 cents. LARGE is cheapest at 81 IS worth
$261-saving 81 cents.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
be held On March 80 Il NJ at their oicc $ Chambers
street street New York to M vacancy In the Board Of
OF the company and to transact any other business
rI,uH ADVERTISER WISHES TO COMMUNICATE
L with some party now In the city and who has come
Lie OF GUATEMALA Herald office.
SPOETING-DOGS. BIRDS, sc.
FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
Food for hooking birds At B. g. DOVEYs, No3 Greene
street, near Canal
THE TURF.
House at gate. Grand stand, Pool Selling. &c. For
paT'icGasrs APPLY f. kIhh Van
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
~ o,,,,c date Johnston Van TasSeD,
81 Nassau street, opposite the Post office.