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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-07

NEW ORLEANS, January 6.--There
are no new developments this morn
ing.
WASHINGTON, January 6.-Vice Pres
ident Wilson deprecates, in harsh
terms, the action of the military al
New Orleans. He Is reported as say
ing that it was an Infamous affair, and
the death blow to the republican party.
The following telegram was sent to
General Sheridan to-day:
WAR DEPARTMENT, [
WASHINGTON, January O.
To General p. H Sheridan, New Orleans:
Your kilograms are all received The
president and all of us have full con-
fidence in you, and thoroughly approve
your course.
1 Signed. w. w. BELKNAP,
Secretary of War.
There is no probability that the pres
ident will issue such proclamation as
Sheridan suggested in his telegram to
the secretary of war yesterday.
Prominent officials here endeavor to
shield Sheridan from the storm of in
dignation raised all over the country
by representing that he did not assume
command until 8 o'clock Monday eve
ming, and General Emory, actingunder
exclusive orders, is responsible for the
military invasion OF the late legisla-
tllre, but the President is quoted as
saying, "General Sheridan Is OH the
spot and knows what to do, and his
Action viii meet executive support
Vice President Wilson quoted the
Sheridan dispatch and it may be
positively stated that the Sheridan
hbanditti" dispatch is genuine.
New YORK, January 6,-The Times,
In an editorial on Louisiana affairs,
says: For ourselves, We must say that
the use which was made OF the
troops seems to have been an extreme
exercise of power one for which the
president, who is principally response
BILE for, must find it very difficult to
show authority. The United States
guarantee to each state republican
form of government, and, on requisi-
ton, protection against domestic vio-
lence. In this case there was no re-
cent requisition, and there was no
actual violence. The governor called
in the troops in anticipation of his own
helplessness, and engaged their COM
mander in acts which have never yet
been performed BY a United States of
ficer J The troops did not aid the state
forces they replaced them. We don't
believe the country will regard such
proceedings with approval. II 1t does
the consequence to our system Of gov
ernment cannot be easily foreseen.
The Heralds New Orleans CORES
pondent telegraphs that sheridan, In
I'm interview with him yesterday, said
he was going to put o stop to the trou-
bles down here. The solution of the
troubles was proposed in his dispatch
of Yesterday to the president. He has
not consulted any citizens in coming
to his conclusion. If the government
and president will endorse him he will
settle the affair. He proposes to put
down secret armed bodies.
New ORLEANS, La, January g.
Sheridan sent the following dispatch
to Washington to-day
Hon. w. W. Belknap, Secretary OF War
Washington:
The city "a very quiet to-day. Some
ofthe banditti made idle Threats las'
night that they would assassinate me
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DEAN STANLEY, following up the ne
ton taken by him last year In inviting
a distinguished layman to lecture In
Westminster Abbey, OH the occasion
of the inlercessionary services for for
eign missions, this year invited Princi-
pal Card, Of Glasgow University, to
lecture In the abbey. The subject was
Christians missions, and the very un.
usual scene of great Presbyterian
divine lecturing In an Episcopal cath
edral was the OCCASION for the gather.
ing OF congregation which filled
about two-thirds of the nave OF the
abbey.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Byyirtue of deed OF trust 70 me made by
L, q. Champlin and y. M. Wharton, dated
The 9Th day OF June, 1874, IN order to secure
the payment of two promissory notes, there
in described, whirh said deed oftrust Is duly
las county records Of deeds, bonds. etc., and
In compliance with the request 81 the legal
holder OF said notes, I will sell to the highest
bidder, for Uaited states currency, on Nom
day, the 18th day Of January, 1870, n mont
the original plan OF the town Of Dallas.
Texas, together with the improvements
thereon belonging.
Such title as is authorized by said decd ~
trust will Re made TO the purchased, -
ia, Work, Trustee.
DalIas, Tegag, 1snHArry z. lsh 20lalct
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coI,l.ry Expse.,on.

LONDON, January GA dispptch from
Rothesham rppayts thai ,inle hundred
lives Were li3Y by atbiliery explosion
lie thatplaeeS tolday."r'f-fy - = r "
. This ii probably an error. A former
dispatch reports only eight killed.
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Harmed.

CINCINNATI, January 8. The resi-
dence of M. NJ Ruggles,' at Putin
bay, was burned yesterday, anu his
mother, sister and sisters child were
burned to death. Mr.. Ruggles was IA
tally injured.
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1T Is officially announced that the
British government have accepted the
invitation of the United STATES ~ send
an English epmMlssion t6 NE centen-
NAL sSSAlibhlllo 'a n RhlIa'lelPhia 10 1870
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Disabled steamer,

MONROE, Va, January a.-Arriyed,
steamer George A" Clyde from New
Y6fk TOR Galveston, In tow Of the
steamer Regulator, with boilers disa-
lied. The Regulator proceeded to New
York.
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Plymouth Church rews.

New YORK, January 6.-The sales
of plymouth church pews aggregated
$40, 1000 against S5S,OO0 last year The
highest price paid was $685. lowest,
80,
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aHH aH
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
aALyEsTON.

GALVESTON, January 8.--Cotton--
Market firm aud IN moderate de-
mand. Ordinary, llic; good ordinary,
l3ic; low mlddling lac; middling, l4sc;
good mlddling, l4hc. Sales, Less bales;
receipts, 1888 bales; stock, S0,548 bales
Money steady. Gold steady ut I'M
OLE buying and selling; silver, shad,
easier at l0S9l0SA, buying and selling
Hides firm. Dry flint selected lSs; II,
they run IS@lS3; wet sailed selected
%; butchers green 7lG8; dry sailed solo
as dry flint with allowance for salt
glue stock, &c.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, january 8.-COtton
Movement checked by extremely
inclement and rainy weather. Sales
5000 bales, with prices advanced.
Good ordinary to strict good
ordinary, 12I@l3bc; low middling Ia
strict low mjddling, l3I@l3Rc;middling
to strict middling, 14lC9l4ac; good mid
ding to middling fair l5@l5ac. Re-
ceipts 2,7a4 bales; exports to continent
8,2l4 bales; stock 264,804 bales to
Great Britain 1915 bales; uns0ld last
evening l4l 200 bnles on shipboard
$4,000 bales.
Gold ll2b. Sight discount. Ster.
ling S. As.
NEW YORK.
NEW York, January 6.-Noon-
Stocks active and lower. Money per
cent. Gold ll2l. Exchange, long
4.S6, short 4.0O4. Governments active
aud better. State bonds quiet.
Cotton quiet but steady. Sales loo
bales. Uplands, l4ac; Orleans l5ac.
Futures, February, Is 1920 sci
March, Is 3-l6@l5ac; April 10 Hide;
May, l6sc@l6 7-l6c, June l6 l9-32@lasc.
AOsnQN,
LONDON, January 8.-Consuls GAO
923 Street discount Al. Erie, 27(927t.
PARIS.
PARIS, January 6.-Rentes, 62f.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, January 6.--Noon-C Cot
ton active and tirmer. Uplands, 140
7sd; Orleans, I'D. Sales, 25,OOO bales.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of anthorisy vested In me by
deed and trust, executed by NJ. J. johnson h
:. y Mcklhenny 10 secure the payment of q
eertatu promissory nnte, therein described,
which SAIL deed nf trnst Of reenfsi In hook y,
pages ts4 and ~ Of Dallas county records,
aud IN complain ee with the request OF the
legal holder of SAID aotr, Will sell, on We'd
nes.,ny, the 9Th day OF January, 1875, 10 the
highest bidder. for currency In hand, At the
mold and Kitchen furniture. OF every kind,
now In use In the Crutoh field hotel In Dallas,
Texas a. described In said deed OF trust, be.
Ing one Of the most desirable hotel outfits In
north Texas.
THOMAS, Trustee.
Dallas, Texas, Deesmhsr .. iuA
Tdlet
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Mr.. JEFFERSON DAVIS Is said to be
dangerously sick at bis home 10 Mem:
pills
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PAMPHLET Blanks tof every lsserips
Il tom, CARTS and nlll heads printed IN
the bskt styie and at the lowest rates ht the
UERALD I0R ofFIck.
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xxI9xrED-To rent. small Cont ONCE.
w 6n south sideof street Address, stat
Ing lowest terms, OFFICE, Herald office.
NaiN
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Oaiee Ia "neraid aIoeis," CsrnsF si
Main and lamar stFee,a, over first
National Hank, nusiness Omoe--
Pront neom, Second stsry,
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THE DALLAS HERALD
Ia the only paper In northern
Texas TINT receives the full
Press dispatches.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-23

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rasr-sxt, Column n" '''''''s'
sSiemp column
BOAkD ANp LODGING iwANTED-Nisrn PAGE
sE$*S S$ ssY 55a sssH.co,. sssns
ssSEss F.ss ,o,,mn
CITY aE1L EsrATE FOR sALh~sEcoSD f1ss"First
cLEkSS 1Sp ,sALEsxEN-rwrlrn pAoH-seooud
c1orHfNGHskcoSp % PAer-sixth column.
U0ACHMEN AND DGARDENERs-TwnLrTn PAcn-Third
cOAsiWisa sTEXasHIPs-F,Rsr PAaz-Fifth and
copARfSSasaIPs-E HfS SHsahS EIGHTH PAGE.
S4SSs SSSSTKf
bsEISe aSsE rs & AND us
RNIsnED-sEcoSD PAcE-Fourth and Fifth
EURGPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-F,nsr pAcr-Fifth column.
EXCUE IoNsEEnsT ,II's,I rAGE-sxh e column
FURNisHED ROOMs Asp APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAas-ti.th column.
En s2HP and
HELF wAST@DMMX rAcx-Fourth col
HORSES, CARRIAGES. Ac.-Frnsr PAcE-Thrd and
noTlns"Nisra s SS%s PAss-Third and fourth columns
HOUSES ROOMS. &C, WAATED-szcoNn PAGE
INSs1IISTSiioSs rAc.1seeona column,
\ LOST hSns AND ToUND-F.asI fAaK-tirsi column.
sAGs sAsEs ssa%a column
HSD fSamF
column.
MILK AND CnEAN-TwRrrTH PAer-Sixth column
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENT iS-TENrH PAGE
sixth column.
sss%s column
PERSONAII-FIRsT PAGE-First column.
PIANO. sORiLS, ORGANS, &C.-NIsrH PAGE-Fourth
POST OSFTGE NorlCE-F1nsr PAcr-second column.
fSH%
rRofaRTY oJi OF iHh ci.Y FOR SALE OR TO
RENl-SECCND PAGE-Second ana third columns.
BEAL Estate To EACHANGl--,EcOSD PACE-Third
BEAL EsTATE wANrED-sHcoxD pAcE-Third col.
umn
EELIGIUUS NOTICEs--FRsr PAGs--Frst column.
REWARDS-FIRsr PAGE-First column
SALES AT AUCTlON-IwELprn PAGE-Fith and Sixth
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
first. second third, fourth, fifth and sixth cox
umns and IwELrTH PAGE-First column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-TwELFTH PAGE-Sec-
SPECIAL EOTICEs-Ffssr PAcR-Flrst and second col
sPoRTTNG-DOGs. BIRDS. dC.-FInsr PAar-Third
co.umn
TIE TnADEs-TwELrru PAGE-Fourth and fifth col
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsEs-SEcoND PAGE
hifd and TOUR III COLUMNS
GRAykLLERS GUIDE-FIRsT PAGR-Slxth column
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARlMENS TO LEP-
WANIkD TO fgRCIASE-FInsr PAGE-sixth column.
WATCHES, JEWELRi, &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Foursh col
wEsTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEC0Np PAGE-First and second columns
WHIl ESTONE PROPERLY FOR SALE OR TO LET
SECOND PAGE--Second column
YACH,S :, STEAMBOATS,. &C.-FRsr PAGE-Second col.
umn.
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HORSES, CAHKAAGEs. &C.

A rrENTIoS IS CALLED TO THE GREAT SALE.
THIS DAY quaspAp, Maacu 2s
AT STABLE so-s -ssSERfT SEftSSs sfIxcE nnRcrn
BET@sEN wAvERLEY AND CLINTON PLACES.
TING HORSES. cARaiAdas AND wAGoNs. MAR:
HkSs Fla NKA ~ R0BEs. aC, THE PROPERTY OF
superior team OF rich, handsome and closely mated
dark brown Gelangs, loA high, snd years old were
bridge Chief dam by Ethan Alien have seWns names
ana tails have lnc symmetry, strong muscular limos
for genteel and booded appearance and fine knee ac-
Mop; nave hns easy mouths on bit aud drive nno one
and drive high headed without checks; will travel L.
miles an hour with ease and single mile In less tn, snan
out vice, trick fault blemsh; tho premium dog
e sa ever 1a" Il m nusss ana ne
Also one of the finest gentemens road or track Horses
Sired BY uoa e Dust dam Ss asnusy ns one he is
color deep sorrel with i name AUD tail Is straight
Company; can pull road wagon In IS and can speed
a3ssa gait; he Is well known road and Park and is
rOued for money; trotted AT Narragansem Park last
spring, owner driving private trial, IN 23lA when
part with him now If he positive when he would
return from abrosd he 4, warranted sound aud KIND
Also fast finely bred bay Geiding. l5l6 hands
high and 6yers odd ana sired by the famous stal
Knox i also he OF famors with record Of 2so,s
Lsdy Maud with record OF S22 fourth heat at years
very fast This ding has an the endurance Off
sS sS r on ana Han r3t nov better na S,' mas mas
and rugged road horse has bold and e shng gait; he
ls reaole road horse afraid Of no cars Gf
trot down well IN tho twenes in short time o Is war
Also one ine coupe, family or business mcrse, war
rantcd sound aud nd.
Extsrs,on top arS rhaeten. Coqpc DepG. WHgSn
Robes WHO, &c.
CIiAs. c. DUFF. Auotioneer.
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DENNsyLvANIA RAILROAD.
The great Trunk Line
and United states all ROute

and United states Mail f.oute
Trans rams eave aors from loot Of Desbros'.s ant Gore
Expross :or HarrsSurg Pittburs the Yves. aud South,
o's% s"nasy s,sGs ana Gars va 50 80 N" lana
For Wilamsport and Lock Haven tvia Philadelphia
snGIpA FYr
Washington Express" q Pullman r.r'or Cars daily;
Regular Regular ats sts.i6 A. n. % ssnis r H. sunday W
Express for Phadelphia1 $40 $50 4: NJ, I,:D P, NJ,
57.s.so aud p. NJ Emigrant and second class
FSr Sswark VA s:&s;% IA 10 4 s:,S N!9,MLS
s:l0, ic II 10 +, NJ. aud IL night Sunday 5:A and
s:iS il, il:;o p. n and Il night Sunday. SD l. and
S rs e s e s y s1in ss, f -: :; s
N snd III i night SUNDAY ssS and S,V IN " 0;'0
For WcS'opiage rss;h Ia A%b9y and South Amooy ana
For New braSswiSk' ana 4. NJ. lsMg 10 4:o $50
rslS irM MS;.;I. NJ and HsgnI aI. sandayy5PNS ana
S For kassson kns aSS ossS Hill eHa so and
For trnce on Z $40 A NJ IL 80, 40 and L N A.
for Fhilliosbgrs ana seyiiefs. s;,3 <. N audi ~
ror snf fr.sSoid ~ a "a lsG M sand i?S HnS A.
For tarmingdac and sculn, IA NJ. and r.
FOR mxitStown' Ss remberton and Cam"en' VI" rerts
For Hishtstown and rembertou, sA.N.
rfsps asn,ff a oss d. " tsIa's a1i
aa ssseP MoHds E,Sn ,n 10 sanSsx ana sS
A and 10 :sI T. NJ From fhii lphia s:io sS s:Js
S9f as sunday a. NJ s: "a "a ss III: b A. M s ssa
House and loot Of Desero.ses aud corandt streets
No 4Court street Broesyn Nos "a ilS and us HHd- M
cp cv ss ssss HGsose M hoS Tss Ss
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
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COAsTWISE STEAMSHIPS.

PACIrIc MAIL srEAMsHIr LINE
TO CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA
VIA PANAMA.
steamers leave pier ~ North River New York. as oi
ACAPCLoo, Commodore A. q. Gray March 90 At I2
HENRY CHAUNCkY, Captain ". II. Raihbop, AprN
at noon conncc rng with all steamers for Central
AWe erican and South Pacific ports
Steamers leave san Francisco for Japan And China
the LIST OF every month
RATES. OF passage--Ncw YORK to san Francisco SI3S
$lxS or scr currency. according to location.
For freight passage other infOr IN alton appiy AT
the eompaNys cicc on wharf toat street New
York. ". ). HtILAY Sumo riotenJent
RUrus HArcH. Managing Director
DACIFiC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINZ TO CAIIFoR.
+ Dis, Japan and China via Panama Steamer
Henry Channccy leaves pier ~ North River April l. At
Y noon connecting for all Central American and sonth
Pacific ports For freight passage apply at pier AZ
Nofm hivcr H. j. BuLLAY, superintendent
limited STATES AND BRAZIL MAI. STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY. FOR ST. THOMAS AND Brazil.
The elegant screw steamship ONTARIO, 1900 tons
burthen, captain George ", Slocum, will sail for st
IhotnaS Para, pernAnbueo, Bahia and Rio Janclro on
tuesday. March 81 at O'Clock r. NJ, from pier ~
North River.
For frcshls or passage apply TO
WILLIAM II. GARRISON. Agent
No. Bowling Grccn
A COMPANIES PINCH
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A -REMA!NDER OF CAR LOAD OF no RISES JUST
price nom $3 to $loO b6 Amity street. between sullivan
and Thompson.
HALF yALUE-THREE HORSES FIT FOR ANY
IA business; good trial allowed, satisfy ybody
Apply at 6S East First street. between First aud second
avenues roar stable.
A -BREwsrER CO. OF BROOMG STREET
IA Carriages and Road Wagons
We are now exhibiting at warcrooms
Fifh avenue and Four teenth street
the production OF our factory during the past winter
months comprising u large variety of Carriages in
STYLES now fashionable in Paris aud ondOn together
with the lighter yehices especially adapted To
roads In seasonabe carriages may be found tho
designs in
LandauA Landauloy.
Cabrioets, Nictorias
Grand Victories, Barouches.
vs-a-Vis. Carts
Dog Carts, Phaetuns.
Pony Phae'ons. spider Phaoton2
These in variety OF Styles exQuisitey finished in
the softest French moroccos and in fashionable shades
Blue. Brown, Maroon, Green and Chocolate.
We are also exhibiting all varieties OF the
BREWSTER WAGON,
including our improved side bar which enables us 10
produce the best riding light made, and the
only side bar wagon free from "tear and vibration
Our adds nothing to the weight and gives
additional strength and security In soliciting
specton o our stock beg to assure the public that
excecnce OF design ana workmanship 1t has never been
eQualled III this country
Our revised Price List
may be had on application.
BREWSTER Co,
q Bruomc
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A UOTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
"A Gate Johnston Il II TasselD,
offCo 81 Liberty street tEvenlng Post Buildng>.

A uoTIoN HOUSE OF ARCE. JOHNSTON
.oo ae bsf.s SShasea .a4ees yenIna nsissp ss udn
TIE goesE IS 20 AyoTT9Y RaASGH SF oEH
s,,,ri Il SE!ss SSSE5ysssssiT$T ft4ekiaan, dekiaan,
TUESDAY Asb Asb FaIb.y. Fkln svhSf xT 10 O'CLOCK.
"a to ~ hours trial on horses warranted sound.
PARTIAL CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS
ELEdNT dSNhsRAo RoaS rShSu SHSe At no GSo SaS Hab,e
Snnn Ins.s Mare re-. 'S 3 hands Ena n h all
can trot close TO 3 minutes; has no tricks; u
lass order
TEAM bAY KESrUcKY HORSES, ls,f hands. 81
tor account OF whom it.may concern, to close
ELEGANT RGA TURNOUT sorrcll. thor oushtrcd
Troislng MafS Ma 2; 1nS M name and ,s tall ls hands
When aaa En- s o cn ie rss sM fp rsc
in 2A9: is notaraid Of anything; anyone can
sanSs S ae
rop @ trHt IN minHtss " sIoy Warranted IN. sound
ss. ''f apnssy y'es' sy 81
n Robes blanhets, , &G roner ,,> i
years. ised by Mr. Taylor, of Orange county,
NM has has trot,ed in :5' b ana ana can DO better ono
SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON. in good order by r. ~
BROWN COUPE HORSE. lt,. hands, years; kind
IA al harness roo from vice; fno, last free
IA DoWis"'' GohEY's 1iiS9 IRISH Settlers. BULL TER.
TOP EKpsIss f %pSs'sG S oshhs s5ses WAGON 1,.tro0
Ps z JOE
Every ss S Ct Sx'se ssr
TO ?5 Thirteenth Mreet Near University piaoo.
Weather in erteros with sales ut 10 O'Clock
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FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
"A Birds, dc. Medicines for all diseases; Prepared
rood Tor mocking birds, at Is. g. DOVEYS No. Greene
street, near Canal.
IA DOGS-COLEY5 IRISH Settlers BULL TER
l. Il riers; all imported; full blooded stock this day
at auction mt ARCH. JOHNSON'S Mart 10 TO rs 1hir-
teenth street at lO o'clock.
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ENTUCkY STATE LoTrERYi
II ENTUCkY STATE LOTrERYi
SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME.
authorised by Special Act of the LeRisature)
For the Benefit of the University of Paducah.
$4,000 to distributed among the Holders of Tickets
FIRST PRIZE, $5OO0l
The drawing to take place at Coyin9ton. Kentucky.
saturday, March 27 1878
No Discount on Przes-Every Prize paid in full.
SIMMONS, DICKINSON CO., Managers.
SERENE.

APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
Of ST. 0C0 Approxmating to $50 arc 5000
of l,G25 ApproXimatng to U00.... are,... 6hO0
4 OF iW0 Approxmating to 1900. .are.... 1000
6.1l6 Prizes
amounting tc
$500 900.
Whole Tickets, el0i Balves, $5; Quarters, So so
Remember tnat every Prize is drawn. and PAYABLE in
full without deduction. These Drawings are post
poned but take place regularly the last Saturday Of
each month. send tor circular.
Address all orders to
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TTENrION RAILROAD COMMUNICATIONS
n slips or rip tickets printed chearcr and on tetter
board OF the METROPOLITAN Prinnng Establishments
Broadway. New York than anywhere else.
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MEXICAN LINE.
~ Weekly Nail Steamship service between
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL
calling at Queenstown,
sailing every Tn rsday from Philadelphia. and
sailing every Wednesday from Liverpool
The following steamers arc appointed to sail from
II.I.iN0 March 1871 INDIANA .April s
.kENIi.WQITH. March 2n OHIO. April Is
PENNSYLVANIA. .Apri MINNESOTA. ....Arrii ~
PRICES OF PASSAOk IN CURSENCt:-
. Cabin $T5 10 500 according 70 accommodations
points at the lowest rates
dlate.
Passenger accommodation for all classes nm surpassed
For passage, rates OF freight and other infornati
apply to
GEO. W. COTTON, AGENT
~ Broad street. New York.
JOHN MCDONALD, Passenger Agent
No Battery place, New York.
PETER WRIGHT 4 SONS General Agents
S01 Walnut street, Philadeiphia
Richardson. spence Co.. N j. Cuminins Bros.
lInnn af1.AUn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-23

-REMAINDER OF CAR LOAD OF no RISES, JUST
~ arrived ut Tor farmer truck any business
price from $75 to $lc 66 Amy street. between sullivan
and Thompson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-23

rJ,O BUPOPEAN TRAvELLERS-WALKS IN FLOR.
i ence. BY Susan and Joanna Horncr. With Has.
trations London Norconformist says:I"rhe book Will
hereafter be n sin0 qua tor English and American
visitors to Florence" vols. crown. Syo Cloth. So
Published by GEORGE kOUrLEDuE 4 SONS, 4l6
Broome street, New York
n'OONUvAN ROSSA.-CHEAPEST PASSAGE or.
" nee, New York; open evenings; steamers every day;
Corr, Liverpool glasgow. Derry drafts pay able every
where lowest rates. Northern Hotel corner Cortlandt
and West streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-23

HALF vALUE-THREE HORSES. FIT FOR ANY
IA BUSINESS good trial allowed, to satisfy ybody
Apply at 6S East First street, between First aud second
avenues, stable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-23

A COMPLETE TURNOUT FOR sALv Ar A SACRI
"A ice: no dealers neel apply; no letter need be
written; cash will oray buy. | have for sale dark
past; perfect mode! OF style and beauty; can boat
three minutes any day; warranted sound kind;
gether with city made top mdc bar Wagon, Harness
Blanket, Robe, Whip, &c The above horse has been
driven myself tor tho two will stand anv
length Of time w'thou riDg is afraid Of nothing in the
street; Is we'll worthy tho attention of physician or
lady wishing nne aud reliable family animal Apply
for days, at M West fifteenth street from to Il
A. III. or 2 TO Z. M. j. +. SAVILLE, M. D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-23

kEdULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
test WarrahieeS
Horses Carriages, Harness. Blankets Robes &C. always
on hand at private SALE