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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-01-28

enlisted on the same ship. Her lover,
not being as faithful to her as she 10
him, deserted the ship, and in attempting
to follow his example she was arrested
and her sex detected. The officers
raised a contribution for her and she
was dismissed from the service and sent
home.
In 1882 Mrs. Cola became somewhat
famous by serving on board man-of-
war as common sailor. She afterward
resumed her proper attire and opened a
coffee-house for sailors. In 1900 a girl
of fifteen tried TO ship at London on
board South Sea whaler, and being re-
fused she put on boys clothes and hired
herself to waterman and became very
skillful In rowing. She did not learn to
swim, however, and one day, the boat
capsizing, she was nearly drowned. In
the crisis her sex was discovered and
she ceased TO be "a jolly young water
man. and became domestic servant in
her own apparel.
Another girl, aged fourteen, named
Elizabeth Bowden, being left an orphan,
went UP to London in 1907, from vii
lage in Cornwall, in search OF employ
ment. She did not succeed In finding
such work as she desired and, putting on
male attire, she walked to Falmouth and
there enlisted as boy" on board His
Majcsty's ship-of-war Hazard, and did
good service aloft and below. Her sex
was finally discovered, however, and by
the kindness of the officers the poor girl
was placed in proper position. Still
another, named Rebecca Ann Johnson,
had cruel father, who dressed her as q
boy Wien she was thirteen years old and
apprenticed her to q collier ship, on
which she served four years and then
left The service because brutal mate
gave her severe beating for being slow
when called on watch.
In 1916, when the British war vessel
Queen Charlotte was paid off, a negro
woman was found among the crew, who
had served eleven years at sea under the
name of William Brown, and had be-
come 80 expert sailor that she was
promoted to be captain of the foretop.
She had all the peculiarities of good
sailor and had kept her secret so well
that no one suspected her real sex. This
woman had been married and had
adopted sailors life to escape the
abuse of a cruel husband Chicago
ITibune
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Iowa Postal Changes.

The following are the postal changes
in the State for the week ending Jan. is
1876.
Observation-Disclosures, Worth Coup-
ty, Cleophas Cleophas, Postmaster; New
Boston, Lee County, w. III. Armstrong
Postmaster.
observation-disclosures Springs, Ma.
rion County; Dairy, Washington County
Urbana City, Monroe County.
Postmasters Appointed--Carl, AID
ans County, John A. Rush; Clipper
Ringgold County, James j. Griffith; East
port, Fremont County, John b. Thomp
son; Eveland Grove, Mahaska County
John w. Beach; Frank Pierce, johnson
County, Abner Boone; Stuart, Guthrie
County, Henry q. Trout; Woodville
Winncshiek County, Christian jacobson
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Gelatine.

The American trade in gelatine is said
to employ several million of dollars an-
nually, and in Europe to be of still greater
value. The purest form Of the article is
known as isinglass, which is prepared
from the oil-bladders and sounds of sew
eral species of fish, especially of the stur-
geon. These tissues are cleansed and
dried, forming what is termed leaf,
isinglass; or they are twisted into various
forms, called long and short staple; or
they are folded into packages, called
book isinglass. The production of ISM
glass used to be limited to Russia;
whereas now large quantities are pro-
duced in South America, the East Indies,
the Hudson's Bay Territory, New York
and Canada The manufacture of the
Russian isinglass, which is still esteemed
the best in the market, is as follows
The bladders are placed in hot water,
carefully cleared from adhering blood,
cut open longitudinally, and exposed to
the air with the inner delicate silvery
membrane upward. When dried, this
fine membrane is removed by beating
and rubbing, and the bladder is then
made into the forms desired.
Gelatinc Is prepared from variety OF
animal substances, but chiefly from the
softer parts of the hides OF oxen and
calves and the skins of sheep, and also
from bones, etc. The method of treat
ing skin.parings and hide-clippings la
first to wash the pieces carefully, and
then to cut them into small pieces and
put them into a weak, warm solution of
caustic soda for week or ten DAYS.
From this they are removed to an air
tight chamber, where they are kept for
some time In temperature of 20 deg.
Then follows a cleansing process in cold
water, q bleaching in the fumes Of sui
phur, and final washing; after which
| they are steamed in pots until the CELIA
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A Fine-L0Oking Couple.

THEY took seats in the first row of the
dress circle. People that saw them come
in remarked that it was a remarkably
fine-looking couple. He .ooked so ex-
quisite. She was so sweet. His eye.
glasses sat upon his nose with such an
elegant straddle. Her hat sat upon her
head with perfect rakish air. Could
anything be more beautiful? Once COM
fortably seated the following converse
ton ensued at short intervals:
She-lthin operas perfectly splendid;
don't you, Gus?
He-Y-a-s.
She-Isn't the streets just awful?
He-Y-a-s-awful.
She-Don't you think Mr.. Ms mus
tache is really stunning, now.
He-Y-a-s.
She-Over yonder is Miss Merrymaid
with Col. Sleedblood. wonder if such
an elegant fellow would be foolish
enough to throw himself away on that
chit?
He-Nevah.
She-Isn't her cloak perfectly horri-
BILE?
He-Ah, Movable.
She-She amt bit handsome
He-No-ah, not bit.
She-1here amt the least possible
style about her; do you think there iss
He-Not the least
She--I wonder what Lucy Lukewarm
will wear at Mrs. Tomfool's party to-
morrow night. She shows such bad taste
in colors; don't you think sor
He-Ah--vewy.
She There goes the curtain. What's
the opera, Guss
He-Now, WEAKLY, don't know.
She-Who is the prima donna!
He-Ah-'pon me soul, have forgot.
She-Seems to me heard pa say 1t
was Ristori
He Wistowah.
She--I know it'll. be fearful bore.
He-Yas-a bore acinnasi Gazette.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-01-28

THE New York World wants TO know
II man with cough IL not hackman.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-01-28

CoRNsTARcH MoLD.--One quart OF
milk, three tablespoonfuls of cornstarch,
vanilla, salt, ounce jelly, sugar, cream.
Boil the milk. Wet the cornstarch in
little cold milk. Stir il we'll; then add
the salt and cornstarch TO the hot milk,
and leave it on the fire until Il thickens.
When IL cools add the vanilla, mold and
set on ice. To be eaten with ounce jelly,
cream and sugar.
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
DIRECTORY FOE ADVERTISERS.

AMugsEMEyTs-NISTH PAcE-rhird, Fourth, Fifth and
SnILLI55RRPs7 III nb5RBs Z gTI PAchsistI column e,
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-srcosD PAcr-FOurth
BRooKLYS REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-Fnsr PAaE-
BUSINESS oPFoRTUNITIEs-FIrrH PAGE;
CIV EssE EE FOR
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-TwELrH PAcE-Finh and
&SD
coAsT%IsR TsSIsn srEANsr4Ps-srcOSD pAer-Fnh and
pANdINs ING PAsrsinth column
pMEnNd HoGshs TO FRSED AND w
EuRdPElS PASE"Fh column
ExcMANG ElenTm P4cr-sixth column
ExCuRsIoN --sEcoNp PAcE-sixth column
FINANus1AsEinsnr FINE M1-EIenrn rfss PssrFif.h column
FeE E5oss Aa6 TO LET
Ninth rIrg PAeEmFiTst & and G,, second columns
naIf IF pAar-rourh and
HELL wASTED.-MALEs- PAcr--sixth column.
HORSES, cAREIAGEs &c.-FinsT P1Cr-Third, fourth
9TsEs SSSas rsEEf S WaSfESncuru SeT r.cr.
HNG4SRr FsasrS fS% ssn
LEGAL MoTIcEs-EIenTn P1GF-sixth column.
MAGsTlSxTs MASsE Tsas4S column
GLIfSERY ASD DEEssM&9ISG"Fns 0GI sSi pAar-szsh
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTIsEMENTs-TrSTn PAGE
Sixth column,
sE1 sSf% column
Pih1SoF6RTEs. 's' ORGANS, &c.~Sis1u PAcr-Thrd
posT OFFICE .NoTIcE-rrRs1 PAeE---Fifth column.
or TmR CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-FIRsr PAGE-Sxth column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-FRsr PAcE-Sixth
REAL EsTATE wANTED-Fmsr PAcr-sixth column
SALES AT AUCTloN-SEcoND PAGE-Iirst and second
sITUATIONS wANTED-FEM EMALES-ELKvESrH PAGE
and TWELFTH PAGE-First second third and fourth
sITUATioXs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcE-Fith
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-FlRsr PAeE-Tirst, second third
sPoRTiNG"DoGs. BIRDS &c-FRsr PAGE-Third col
sToRAGE-EIGHrH PAGE-sxth column.
THE TRADES-SEcoND PAGE--Sxth column.
THE TURF-FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PCRPoSEs-NISTu PAGE
First column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-SEcoSD PAGE-Sxth column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
NINTH PAGE-Second column.
WANTED TO URCHASE-EI6HTH PAcE-Siyth column.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-EIGHTH PAcE-sxth
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO I.ET-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
WINTER RESORTS-SEcoSD PAGE-Fourh column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-TESrH PAGE-Sixth col
umn.
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
TROTTING AND BLOODED STOCK.
PEDIGREES AND SPEED GUARANTEED.

TR0TTING AND BLO0DEDs STOCK.
PEDIGREEs AND SPEED GUARANTEED
BAY HORSE, SIRED BY RYsDYK's HAMBLEToNIAN
all harness and under saddle; free from vice; very
2ss, And repeat, u Harness IL s:s4 and yaI
raned to trot inside of 40 SALE is first class
gentlcman's roadster Of great endurance and bottom
prompt and gamey driver. and is warranted sound
TOP siDE.BAR WAGON, NEARLY NEW BUILT TO
hARSEs qIe'EG sa&sy &
BAY HORSE, sired BY wooDpEcKER and dam THOR;
ouGMBREsD IRE MARE lS hands, years kind in al
can .rot better than $50 in conditions can beat
no sn s DAY can be driven By By any one q great
TOP EB% wGo snq na @s to o. by Brewster
SET FINE GARBEEL GSss n siNGEE siiSf' h&RSEss
TRS GT sired sy PREV
hrnds years kind and true in every way Is prompt
and pleasant @ driver does not shy Or pull can Geat @
June in :4o over Mystic Park track Boston and !;
Z SEAT RoAp W o fP ToP ShRY NEW
built by Dusenbury 4 Van Duser.
Single Harness, BY Dunscomb; Blankets. Robes, &C. &c
BAY HAMBLEToNIAN MARE, with extra flowing name
and tail l5 hands years kind and true in all har.
not shy or pull can tot in 2:59 better and every
TOP SIDE BAR WAGoN, in good. order; made by
sISGE aAESEss y WRSIT RSss. wSie as &c
raised in kcnucky I5l4 hands, years; Kind in
all harness and under saddle; free from vice.
stylish and handsome, with long and tail; is q
prompt and pleasant driver does shy or pull;
trot in so, and can be driven by the most neNper
kind and Also single city made Harness and
NO TOP ROAD WAGON in perfect order, built by X. NJ
sTINERS.
BLACK HORSE, Black Hawk stock is l5a1 hands years.
kind and in all harness; free from vice; very
stylish; has been used family and road horse ;
does not shy pull and is every first class fam
lily horse Also set fine single Harness and
TOP PHAETON, In good order.
BAY HORSE, l51a hands. years; kind and true in all
harness. been for years for saddle riding
is
BROWN COUPE HORSE, ~ hands, 9years; kind In all
harness. free from vice; very stylish; is every way
safe reliable family matched carriage horse and is
warranted sound.
SIXTEEN OTHER FINE FAMILY AND WORK HORSES
from 10 to i6 hands high Description time Of sale
in catalogue at auction mart.
PORTLAND CUTTERS-Onc trimmed and untrmmed.
TOP FULL SPRING WAGON, BY BREWSTER a co,
OF BROoME STREET.
DEPOT ROCkAWAY, nearly new, by JOuGENT CO,
OF BOSTON with POLE and SHAFTS, made TO order
for 1915
COACH in good order, by DUNN.
THREEQuARTER CLARENCE, in good order by WOOD
BROTHERS.
FAMILY COACH elegantly trimmed in satin, by BREWS-
STER co, of BROOME STREET.
ELEGANT THREE-QUARTER CLARENCE, NEARLY
NEW, BUILT BY RODGERS, OF PHILADELPHIA.
CHARIOT COACH. in good order by BREWSTER CO.,
of BROOME STREET.
SECOND HAND CouPE, BY BREWSTER & CO., OF
BR0OME STREET.
ALL the above STOCK is FIRST CLASS and are worthy
the ATTENTION of PARTIES in SEARCH of fine TRoT-
TING STOCK.
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
A c. W JENKINS, AucrIoNEER;
AUCTION SALE
oToFocR OF ETH TIE : MOST ELEGANT
THAT HAS BEEN OFFERED AT AUCTION IN

A 6. W. JEYKINs, SS ~, ATcrIoSSGgsEE, oSGsE xr
oEeFSGR 81 ToFa S X hSST SSE FHEeASr EassAS
THAT HAS BEEN OFFERED Ar AUCTION IN
WAGONS, nARSH5s, yHIs f5liSr bLSSkrrs, ROBES,
THIS DAE kT g Et55Rfd6yk 5af6Sk SGyHFnnH S2yEF, %
AT PRv4yE TabkE o 50 rTT TET TETEENrH
Nos and > One pair Of dark dappe brown Vermont
Morgan Cob Horses years old 1873 hands high viii weigh
Just alike in looks Size style and in driving; they are full
brothers and purchased BY the present owner direct
sound and kind without spot bIcmis and can carry
two.seat phacton With ionr persons in 3 20
brother to Nos ? 15s. hands, very bocky made and
without exception i as line coupe carriage Or read horse
any drive he is six old and in about
minutes; Is warranted sound and kind; must be
No is the handsome and fast black Pete; dam
stylish driver; finely gated touch any
where and aperfect gentleman road horse he
sound and kind safe and reliable raised by Dr. Judd Of
patent mprov ed cross springs pole aud shafts.
No o One fine city madc light top Wagon.
No. T. One very fine light top Pony Phaeton.
No 4 One fine upholstered Portland Sleigh
Noo One very fine set gold mounted double Harness. very
no 10 One fine set Coupe Harness.
No. IL, One fine set single strap Harness
No. II. One fine set single Road Harness.
10 ~ One One l"rss 81 Dgmngo s%san Ian W Ro RGoe
No. Is. Four Stable Blankets.
No. l6. Four Sweat Blankets.
No. IL Two fine striped Sweat Blankets. -
No la One English hogskin Saddle and Bride.
No. 20 Ono pair fine Kersey Blankets, with hoods.
No. u. Two fancy Mats.
No. %. One Hne White Fox Robe
No. 23 One fine and elegant imported Angola Robe,
81 One set Of English silver mounted double Harness
order The harness is hand made and Moats leather CAN
and examine this fine stock for it must be seen to be
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

UCTIoN SALE. AUCTION SALE.
Eah HAnE EF9ETAe EoBa 9SyY Trs M
The be pSt E'ips
A5cEHH EHH sFsSE S$$R sB s
, BY cMAR5EsS 2 D1Tf, AT4crIoSEER;, ,,.
'hs Senator
Years old have each two White hind ankles With star Car
Pstchen, dam bay Rosa; trosd her x heat in 30
chased IN Kentucky BY present owner to mate Cardinal
NoT-The above two geidings driven Fleetwood
sSp sass wss % and aS nas s no
superors for lasting Qualities They are as stylish team as
and They superior roadsers have bone and
They trot in condition in 25o together, in
Also tie fast brown geldng Counrymsn, ls hands high
sycars old; BY Legal Tender re q Red clond BY
Hs Is one Of e finest and best gated roteps ' IN bis
car trot all his heats inside Of 235 and many
Of any account but If put in train viii rank with the Al
trotte Of the country he fully warranted sound and kind
Also the fast brown Trotng Mare Mile w. l5s hands
Pachen her dam BY Toronto che the sire Of Thomas Ief
last season; Mie W. has record troted half mile
Prospect Park in 90 carrying 1876 lbs; she Is
Also fast BARK Bay eeldng Tammany, i5.5 hands high
a. and the Tos ss sfS IN he m
many in 80 track and safe horse for lady
drive: is afraid of nothing. and is sound and kind
Carriages consist of Park Phaeton, pole shafts:
Pony Phaeton pole and shafts Top Wagons, pole and
shafts: light Road Wagon.
Harness consist of double Harness. of single Har
also fine English Kercy Blankets and Hoods Sweat
Blankets. Boots, Bits, &c, &c.
THE ABOVE MENTIONED STOCK ARE FULLY GUAR
ANTEED. AND CAN BIZ SEEN UP 70 TINE OF
SALE AT STABLE AS ABOVE
THIS STOCK las BEEN DRIVEN IN THIS CITY
FOR THE PAST YEAR. AND is WELL KNOWN
TO BE FULLY AS REPRESENTED, AND WILL BE
SOLD TO TiIE HIGHEST BIDDER. WITHOUT RE
OR SHINE THIS DAY TUEsDAy) NOVEMBER 23
AT II O'CLOCK NOON.
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
POST OFFICE NOTICE.,

DoST OFFICE SoTICE.-TIE MAILS FOR EUROPE
Il for the week ending Saturday, November ~. 1875,
will close this office foows-On Tuesday, II A. NJ
Wednesday, at 10 A. NJ Thursday, at ii 30 A. NJ
4 l. JAMES. Postmaster.
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
West Side.

A HOUSE rOR SALE-To WIND UP Az FSTArR
~ No IL West Twelfth street, full lot spac!0ss r,ls
modern improvements; favorable terms Apply - HOMER
MORGAN No , Pine street, H. ). ELY, No - Pm. -
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
CITY REAL ESTATE ron SALE.
Central.

A SUPERB INVESTMENT-TWO BRAND NEW WEIE
"a built four story and basement apartment honses each
2ox6O lots 100 feet. 90 in the two ony fl5U
each terms Ny street. 100 feet east d Tenth
avenue and only 100 feet from elevated rapid transt
road seen any time OGees No. Pine street ~ ~ East
Seventeenth street. V. X. STEVENSON, Jr
A BARG.AIN.-A FOUR STORY HIGH sTooP BROWN
n stone Dwelling containing every modern improvement
in good order 23x6OxO9 Finythird street. between
Fifth and Sixth avenues: price low possession.
Is. w. WILLIAMS AS37 sixth avenue
THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE
FOLLOWING PLACES ARE TIE ONLY AUTHOR
lied OFFICES FOR THE RECEIPT OF ADVERTISE
MENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW YORK
HERALD; -
BROADWAY, CORNER ANN STREET.
265 BROADWAY.
$50 SIXTH AVENUE.
ia SOUTH SIXTH STREET PHILADELPHIA
LYN.
The New York herald., 1875-11-23

A ISAAC g. BOYcE, ae7 BROADWAY, LAWYER,
IN. Notary, Commissioner divorces obtained promptly
without publicity; causcsdeseron incomratiby, ha-
etua druukenncss inhdcty inhuman treHtment convic
lion Of felony. Passports obtained.
A SODA WATER MINERAL WATERS, GINGER
rs Aie sparkling Mines manufacture Of complete out
us Of Apparatus and Materials with full neructons all
departments omanuacture bottng md dispensing cxcu
ave rights IN desirable territory. catalogues free, JOHN
MATTHEW'S, First avenue, TwentysiNth and Twenty
seventh streets. Nav York.
The New York herald., 1875-11-23

Newark, y. j.
LEWIS g. GROVER President
l. SPENCER G0BLE, Vice President.
BRSJ. &. MILLER, Treasurer.
EDW. A. STRONG, Secretary
This company one Of the oldest and largest in
country aud its Of thirty years successful business
shows Il 10 be ofhe safest and best in which TO insure
ELEMENTS or STRENGTH AND SUPERIOR MERIT
Policies IN force ~ 302nsurance AT risk 900 COO 90
Assets safely invested .........,.1 .O5s3 100 g4
Surplus rs regards policy holders amer do
ducting reserve ind and per cent aud all
other liabies .......,.,...... a6jo135 80
incphc ~ lof $40 76l v7
increase o. assets ~ lSIi..+4.....4.... 1891 05G 10
aiI or boSy eiNs since organization. ~ $4,000 90
Paid for dividends to members since organi.
zM@n ,a.,!........, ..,,,,........ 1s500O00 90
pvlutiah aSclared 70 be paid in 1879. 294e5Ss 60
hRtlo u expenses TO income In 1874 (eXclud.
ing taNes) $40 per cent
BY economy Of expenses and careful management this
company affords the largest insurance for the
least outlay.
ALL KINDS OF APPROVED POLICIES ISSUED
SAMUEL H. LLOYD,
State Agent,
Eastcrn District Of New York,
I37 Broadway, New York
Ibcrl arrangements with those desiring to act as
canyasers Previous knowledge Of the business essen
tiaL
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
LOST AND FOUND.

+ osT-Ar THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. on FRIDAY
IL night in box 80 the second the left of the
proscenum first tier gold Shawl PIN with
in It's centre Being souvenir although Of great in
trnsic value reward Of $40 will be given for delivery
at 2l East Thirty seventh street.
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A UCTIoN HOUSE OF VAN TASsELLs 4 KEARNEY
n ITO AND III EAST THIRTEENTH DTkEET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE.
The New York herald., 1875-11-23

!. THE OLDEST EsTABLIsHED AND MOST RELI-
s ABLE HOUSE IN THE CITY.
! PARTIAL CATALOGUE o., THIS DAYS
ELEGANT TEAM c1RRfAGE sfh1 NOISES; black and
dark bay II & hands years unusually stylish
have not avice or fault; finely matched and gated;
have been used in city and country. and are in
every respect first class team; warranted sound,
SET ENGLIsIi DOUBLE HARNESS; silver mounted.
LANDAU. morocco and cloth lined, and little used; by
Q ROAD NouT-Chestnut mare, l5i4 hands; years;
; raised in Vermont; genuine Morgan stock, first
: fault vice Or trick; not afraid of anything;
ranted sound. kind and true.
ROAD WAGON, in good order; by Miner Stevens.
St SEF e oFHsT & &EGes louis BHnsf' @ So
vice. has trOtted in 30; trot to-day in three
rop nS sa xG5 % sSoa order
BAY cOTPE HORSE ie hands, 9 years; kind in all
Or anything else; is in every way a good, reliable
1 cGuPE PEI RocKHW9S DsaSy new by Demares
) SET coUrE HARNESS, nearly all new. &c, &c
GRAY MARE, i5la hands. years kind in all harness;
Tree from vice; good traveller; has been used in
city and country for past two years. sold only for
1S @ foNy HORSE hands S'a SSs kind in
hsrness free from vice; has been used in city and
else safe for any one to drive, and sold for want Of
: tor PoNY pHAEToN in good order; set Harness, &C.
:. BAY COUPE HORSE, l52l hands years; kind in all
Z harness free from vice; not afraid Of anything;
good, flee, stylish driver; an excellent family
op IN good bv Mine.
Z FOUR SETS DOUBLE HARNESS, in good order
z THREE TOR ExnREss WAGONS
: TWENTYoNE OTHER HORSES, description time of
: LARGE ASSORTMENT of every kind of Carriage.
ARCH 4a 10 to g Tcenh :r t.
University place. Weather never intetercs with
( SALE COMMENCES At 10 O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.


inE & RotHo3MIse M PLAoEs Eahs ARE 2ilTihp ThR 5&NEY &
x6yKSTisEaESTs S AND sUBscRIPffIoSs Foh The
BROADWAY. CORNER ANN STREET.
ia sst1nh SOUTH ski sfxfh STREET, PHILADELPHIA
,TS CORNER BoERUM AND FULTON STREETS, BROOK
SzlO:UUU ysm6er so; grand gin 5000, Tickets
xLS 70 ra.s: Nassau eSssss % New Yo mailed ss
$275000 sS5s RsATS u sIH
aS' c wy the
$30OOOO Esi;y draw. y Wi.s
es s5s 5osEP B1TEs co. sos Broadwas road
$500 STATE NgE.Ipsr hpTTERY
TcSet. so halves ssss ss qaarae A o eiGs6s
r; q. DEvLIY CO., ststioners and General Agents,
sPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS, sc.
ID cSptSn@,Isn e he nS sale e so4Ey
wEBLEy So6hE REh nTafIEs ND H1SY OTHERS
s S hRE MhaS5sRha johSsoS & J ja Sel2s ~ Nassau street
FLEETWOOD PARK GREAT TRor or THE
SE 5 ruIss sa sakf 0f rDs On Taesp
Allen 1so s~septsks sVS FOR SsS s Entries Mace Ier g.
Andrew Horses to be called promptly at / 80 +. NJ.
DOR sALE-THREE POINTERS AND THREE SET
bred and broken; will be sold their
merits in the field - Dogs Of other Black
Tans. Scotch and Skyes. King Charles Spanies Italian
Grcyhounds Rat Dogs of all breeds Watch Dogs Of all
breeds IL. GARDNER, 81 Thompson street.
E,OR sALE-Two DEERs. BOTH DOES; HAVE BEEN
gentleman's place eighteen months, and quite
tame reasonable offer refused Apply % Drexel
Building, Wall and Broad streets
DIGEoS SHOOTING. THANKSGIVING DAY.
IL at Babylon, L. l. $500 In prizes; only.
First Sweepstakes birds each all
500 10 first, $50 TO second. $40 10 third.
Second, pairs of pigeons each plunge 81
yards rise SEQ $50 and 80 10 the winners.
Third Prize $loO $50 TO first aud $40 second 10 birds
each; handicap distances, 25 to 30 yards.
In the above sweeps may be used quarter
Purses given whether filed not to close the ground
GOO first class birds IRA A. PAINE. Manager
GHn CASH WILL PURCHASE A FINE DOUBLE
pOU baueled 10 gauge breech loading Fowlinr Piece,
buttle used and in good Address L.
T. j.. box ., 135 Post office.
THE TURF.
DooLs OPEN ON THE
IL BILLIARD CHAMPIONSHIP AND
CALIFORNIA RACE
AT THOMAS EXCHANGE, ,239 BROADWAY
French Pool Tickets. 50 each.
Orders by mail or messenger receive prompt attention
q. NJ THOMAS.
The Shooting Gallery. with ranges now open
The New York herald., 1875-11-23

UCTI0N HOUSE or ARCH JOHNSTON.
19, 21, % and 25 Thirteenth street,
| University place.
| SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES ARE HELD
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK.
/ ON EVERY HORSE WARRANTED SOUND
| FROM "a HOURS TO 3 DAYS FOR TRIAL
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELI-
I A
The New York herald., 1875-11-23

EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On horse that waented sound or kind ana true IN
harness from to three days 10 test warrantees
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS TUESDAY) SALE,
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-01
The Champion Smoker.

NJ, Kalsas. who was known among
h;s acona;ntsnces bv Tho name of tho
L;as y ,hs smoker. has inst died near
pa.m Wo had erected a mansion.
Nv" saom ., which was deyotod 10 The
.I".nosman, ~ 4 collection of mines.
.aoa.S;na 10 ,bsi, nationality and chron.
ior;n.i osds,. A law DAYS before his
das,h bo summoned his lawyer and
msJs bis will. in which he directed that
All M smokers in the country should
bo invited TO Tho funeral, and that each
sbould bo presented with ton pounds OF
tobacco and two Dutch pipes OF newest
fashion, on which should be engraved