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The New York herald., 1877-01-16
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
A UCTlON HOUSE or VAN TAsSELL 1 KEARNEY,
IA 40 AND liz EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR iTu AV


REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
On ever, horse that sornd kind and true
AT 10 OCLOCE
TYLEK: Sired BY TON GAarENTER: dam LITTLE
YHEb TYLER n aH .as.S m9Hr 1a.n hands Sis
loy.ss old kind and true q" = sss Sm HSs1
FIEsT% oSp cSs Pa r%sS sS iss; ocronEs
s sAck r use s' .sd pole r
ii SSE q avh sss y a. s
kas sss and o s u e
sleigh close to 40; prompt .nd plessan. driver;
THE sxST 'Gsp
idhsns high. years Old; kind and true II All h,r.
Year @ sss Sl.;sssss fs,S, .is;:
s tune S' !" sssssioa
VERY g sf sTEsSST s. K Ai % sDs
high. old kind and true N all harness; Tree
iroa vice prompt aud s.%sy driver does ,,s 10, shy
count ofthe owner loavng the city. aud Is warranted
Ss wAcox COOP AS SiNSS HIGH
AND .? s aa.
Shy or pull; fast t,"sei,srs have great bottom and
pT Ms s 'i Srs Ge ;sd IL
kind and ia all harness; free from vice. bocky
bnt; an extrn driver first class for business
wagon tor family use.
kind and true In all harness tree from vics free
prompt and pleasant driver: afraid VI nothing stands
anywherc oxtra roadster and sale and reliable In
every respect.
kind and true In all harness: free from vce very
stylish and spirited driver; extra traveller; does
not shy pn has endurance and 10 hrst class
BUSINESS sLEfGm, TOR. FULL srRING WAGON.
by Brewster, Of Broome ST
CLARENCE. GOOD AS NEW. BUILT BY BREW
CouPE RocKAwAY. BY WOOD BROS. IN FINE
order.
ALSO So PORTLAND sEEIGHs.
VI the make or
RUSSELL, FARRAR. FORBES MINER, &C.,
und other Grst class builders
ALSO SEVERAL OTHER HORSES. PARTICULARS
SALE COMMENCEs AT 10 O'CLOCK
The New York herald., 1877-01-16
DISEASES OF MEN.

The Importance OF the heahiness the system
cannot be esmated its life aud death and
80 he recognixed capabilities its qualities pow
ers the Importance OF its healthul preservation its moe
shought study or Intense application in mental invesxa
ton aud reseach whether by the absorbing attention
TO the conduct complicated and nomenous bust
interests or by the excessive indulgence tho appe
tes and propensties OF the All these proper
subjects for consideration also the knowledge OF what
luts necessity OF promptly seeking advice from
pert who ior long series OF years has devoted
his whole time and attention to the study nvest-
cation aud treatment of all tbs maladies Of this i'm
porant department TO accurately determine the discussed
conditions their nature and origin whether arising
Of exercise its irregusrty excess and
Who his experience and practice, has ea
remedy. thus avoiding the painfully slow feeling AFTER the
truth. to she inc and annoying
the patient who, vory naturally wants know without
the probabilities VI and the time required
striking example oil the vniue OF experience prae.
tcl well the usefulness OF the prompt
application able remedies found in the
sSstemcnt coming not iron one but dozen public nst
portion of those who snner mental and
ioluts insanity permanently recover who placed
treatment within year alter the first symptoms have nan
tested themselves
the Of tho brain become ex-
hAustcd intense application. deprivng the
power OF connected thought only Us
by being properly fed and nourshed BY the Of
ys.ense methods ~ Is precisely 20 ~ every other de
requiring different remedy for its rccuperxtom and differ
cut for bringing Them from he oyerworked and
exhausted conditions The Importance this branch Of
medical practice scarcely he overrated or Il reaches
the perpcuston OF family names the securing Of
hereditary titles and the retention ut estates In the
From long large experience this direction have
been able to command by the thankful appree
VI the brst families IN the city and nation and
certniny communicate much cultivated mirds IN
with my practical pertains
VI recovering their powers. whether
Of brain, appetite, propensity or passion.
The New York herald., 1877-01-16
POST OFrIcE NOVICE.

DOsr OFFICE SOricE.-TiiE fORElGx NAILS
i tor the wees ending Saturday. January ~ ls77. viii
ciu>e ~ THIS oficr Tuesday. At A. NJ Europe. w
steamship Idaho VIA Queenstown: on vdncsdAy. at A.
~ i" Europe. ~ Steamship China via Vueensto~ni ou
VIA PJin"uth. Chsrbourg and liannng Saturday. ~
53 A. NJ Tor Europe. ~ steamship Britannie queens.
town c.e,pondenco Tor uernany scotland 10 fcr-
warded By rpcciRy ss.d).
A. NJ. Tor Scotland direct by Cxlltornia
Glasgow ana at II ~ A. NJ. Tor europe by steanship
NeckHr. Via Southampton aud Ijrcu,en. Tho
Idaho. hina aud Britannic will not take msils ur
mar. Sweden aud Norway. The mails Tor the West Indie
Bermuda and ~. 1hows. will leave York Janu
~ rhs mats Tor Nassau. n. r., will lsmvc New York
January 20 he maiis tor Porto cc will New YORK
icoruar, The malls Tor Australia, &c.. will leave saa
rfsneisco January d. The mails Tor China aud Will
leave san Francisco. February l.
r. I. JAMES, Possusssss
The New York herald., 1877-01-16
UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON,
\ 10. 81. 23 aud IS 18th ST.,
! near University place.
OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELIABLE
HOUSE IN THE CITY.
REGULAR SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES

OLDEST EsTABLIsHED I,!Is II .S MND MOST Most RELIABLE
REGULAR SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. AT 10 O'CLOCk.
~ hours throc days trial horses warranted sound
THIS DAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK
ELEGANT COUPE EsTABLIsHMENT--sorre Coupe
: or Carriage Horse l6Is hands. years old; kind
In all harness; iree from vice; does not shy or
pull; Is IN every reliable and trst class fam
8 iiy horse. and warranted sound
COUPE. circular front. Pole aud shafts lined.
/, by Brewster Il Co.
? FINE BROWN TKOTTING HORSE, Brown BIZ. i51<
hands, years; kind In all harness; tree from
vice: very handsome and stylish: trotted on Fleet
wood track In 235 3d}a and 2:37; IL Ia every
respect first class roadster; without fault trick
z OF any kind; warranted sound.
{ TOP s. H ROAD WAGON. In good order, by Brewster
= SIX PORTLAND CUTTERS. low priced
q ELEGANT BAY COUPE HORSE, 10 hands, years old; ;
kind In all harness: tree from vice; has been used
as family horse, single and double; IL very sty
ism, handsome and SNOWY: not afraid of anything !;
thoroughly reliable, and warranted sound.
8 EXTENSION TOP rHAkTON. In good order, by
: BROWN TRUCK HORSE. ls hands, years old; kind
In all harness; free from vice; thorough, good
5 TOP AND 80 TOr EXPRESS WAGON, in good Or
( ELEGANT FUkTLAND CUTTER. nearly now, by
EIGHTEEN OTHER HORSES, description tim. sale.
SIX PONY PHAETVNs AND FIVE fOr WAGONS,
LARGE ASSORTMENT Of every kind CARRIAGES.
WAGONS. HARNESS, SLElGHS, ROBES,
BLANKETS WHIPS, &c. Ycather never inter-
ieres with our SALES Al i0'UCLOCK
The New York herald., 1877-01-16
NEW YORK. TUESDAY JANUARY le ls77-wITH SUPPLEMENT.
HORSES AND CARRIAGEs.

HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
SEcoSD HAND AND FOR SALE IOw-FINE GLASS
ront Coach IN perfect order Two Carences Coupe three
Gutter ieshs large stock OF open Carriages aud Road
wagons come OF the above built BY Brewster Co.. aud
4. s. FLANDRAU. Carriage Builder.
a72 and 374 broomc st.. old stand Of Brewster 4 Co.
CLEIGils. sLElGHs. ROBES.
a full assortment OF Portland sleivhs $50 up;
also Albany Cutters Pony and Two seghs i've second
Bells, arnsss new and second hand csrnssss ~ low
prices. wM. il. GRAY 20 aud % Wooster e.
"THE COUNTRY AND 1T, THE rs STATE"
SrNSIHL WIsIIs,,PGS PESrASGIIET 4Np Ri,,kSy rkSY
EVERY NIdni.
5S LIBknTY srMrsW :..e MoEM ,s;, Il;T. aErT
Bells Ro's arhs S wniRi 5JiXsS %s Ses & fGssP ssr;y
@OOS FINEST PONY ESTABLISHMENT IN
and Arabian Pony; elegant Portland Sleigh. $50 oil
9Th
MILLINERY AMI DREssMAHING.
A CHANGE SELDOM OFFERED.-ELEGANT I'M
Aported Bonnets selling on at halt cost a
WANTED TO PURCHASE.
4 GLOBE WANTED YoR SCHOOL CHILDREN
hsend descriptions price and where It can DO seen to L.
A. S.. box 100 Post Office. New York.
TvANTED-A CONFLICT CHEST OF CARPENTERS
w Tools must be large wc filled with assorted tools
sr whss sas VIII &c pa'a Inst ee sold cheap Address
TVANTKD--A FEW OSTRICH EGGS. s3i BROAD
w way. up stairs
TNANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAND Nc
w dinm size rcproo Address box l70 Post office
JNANTED-A COMPLETE CHEST or CARPENTERS =
w Tools; must be large size wcl filed with assorted
dress CARPENTER. box los Now York Office
The New York herald., 1877-01-16

MO. lh--NOTICE TO MARINERS.
IN Light OF Ireland county Down.
Improvement alteration Of light.
OyvicE IRISH Licurs, DUBLIN. Dec. %, 1875
The Commissioners OF Irish Lights hcreby give
lug alterations will bs made in the Donsehadse Light
visThst tn. light exhibited will in lieu of showing rcd
between bsariugs from N. n. W. to s. 3. W. round by
eastl the limit will now be changed from n W. toS
The white viii be obscurod from the be opeksif
round by the lsnd Oriock Point Mariners cautioned
that when approaching from the southwark changing
the red light to white, they running into danger The
by order WIN. LEES. Secretary
The New York herald., 1877-01-16

A BERLE'S TIvOLi THEATRE
"A sth IT., between "a and ID
The most comfortable Variety Theatre Ia the world This
week extravaganka. Around the Town; grand ballet La
Zugara ~ special Artists Admission, 2oc; Thursday
Matinee. 1Jc.
EVERY ONE WILL BE AT TONY PASTORS
lIt"riay.
nREAMING fOLANrHE, STUDY IN BCTIEI.
IJGfcatcst attraction at the Centennial Noxt TO New
YORK Aquarium Admission be
VNAxTED-IoD RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADIES'
w Apply the Nblos 0ardon. st II ocsck
, 1877-12-07

room enough enough for them will
bc decided in the negative.
The young physicians and young
lawyers who ST idly in their Offices
and smoke and lounge away the time,
" waiting for something to turn up"
are by that course fastening them
selves for life to the low stratum,
where their struggle for bare livlihood
is to be perpetual. The first ten
years are golden years, that should
he filed with systematic reading and
observation. Everything that tends
to professional and personal excel
lsnce should be an object of daily
pursuit. To such men the doors OF
success open of themselves at last
Work seeks the best hands, as na.
tura! Y as water runs down hill; and
it never seeks the hands of a triher
or of one whose only recommends
tion fer work is that he needs it.
In the realm of eminent acquire
ments and eminent integrity there is
always room enough. Let no young
man Of industry and honesty despair
because his profession or calling i.
crowded. Let him always remem
ber that there is room enough at the
top, aud that the question whether he
is ever to reach the top, or rise above
the crowd at the base Of the pyramid
will be decided bv the way in which
he improves the first ten years of his
active life in securing to himself a
thorough knowledge of his profes
sion and IL sound moral and intellect,
ual culture.
, 1877-12-07

THE LARGEST OF AMERICAN FARMS.
-" Miller / ! TX are said to have
100000 Il res all in California, an
area nearly a. great as the State OF
Rhode Island. f,ere must he at
least 100000 acres ~ one body, run
ming in strip ten or twelve miles
wide and sixty miles long from Hill's
Ferry southwark. The canal farm
is, therefore, a very small proportion
of it. 1t is covered with farm houses
as well equipped in all respects as
the canal farm. They own about
$4,000 head Of cattle, and last year
their new born calves numbered 25,-
600 head. OF sheep they have vast
number, as we'll as of hogs, and they
furnish the largest share of fresh
meat for the San Francisco market.
They can start herd from Kern
county and drive it through to San
Francisco, and good pasturags on
their own land for the cattle to feed
on every night on the route" y
"Stockton Independent"
, 1877-12-07

Curiosity in children is but an ap-
petite after knowledge. l doubt
not but one great reason why child
rem abandon themselves wholly to
silly pursuits, and trifle away all
their time insipidIy, is because they
find their curiosity banked, and theiV
inquiries neglected.-Locke.
, 1877-12-07

The forthcoming report of the
Commissioners of Internal Revenue
will show that last year Ohio paid
over 100000 Of the revenues col
lected. New York for a similar
period, paid $l4,29l, ,20l. lllioDis
heads the list with II, 100000, with
Ohio second.
, 1877-12-07

Massachusetts, Republicans desire
that the result of the late election 10
that Slste be accepted az an unequiv
Scal endorsement of the Admins.
tfusion aud the Prcsidsnt', Soatbsm
1oliry.
, 1877-12-07

PittsbufE has 20 glass factories,
a3 iFum rulling mills, ) steel roliinR
miils, : vhits lrad lsctoriss. snd 30
oi rsharriea Rni ths coal miuss tri-
butafy 81 thls msrasi usma~F l5s.
, 1877-12-07

gahn " Naungs prug@rry has
besn sstHsd By $40 luited States
Aarshai ou IatEemsnt lhtSinsd
aga nst hrn ~ q isrnsylsara bana
, 1877-12-07
HOTEL.


rVYiEs wEil-KNNWN AND POPt'LAn
II nauaa has tHsra psfuruisiln8 and rrafted
tn N TO- EafasffflfFafs and b muW FiTtserr8 o.
furnish GFsa elRN@ tgms % ifa
ftifrUns fhrtmE FliNiiag sffuHtri ~ d. eas8 ~
tirsHas HF tte fraFnilan psafiir. trt aafir sii
aivufs IT, su. 80 atih taf nrzi ths ulartri
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Its daY aI ueFa. %
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-30
RULES OF ADMISSION.

No ladies permitted to the stand unaccom-
panied by gentlemen.
Invitation badges for non-residents only are
personal. and admit only the person invited.
Quarter stretch badges will admit to all parts
of the stand.
Tickets of admission to the stand do not ad-
NIT the holder to the quarter stretch.
Members are entitled to free admission for
ladies accompanying them.
Ladies accompanied by members are invited
to visit the Club House.
Smoking positively prohibited on the men,
bors' stand.
Members are notified to enter all strangers
names on the visiting club book.
All vehicles must enter by the GENTLY Road
gate. except me mbers'. Members of the club
and ladies accompanying them only admitted
at the members gate.
The cars of the City Railroad Bayou Bridge
branch and Orleans Railroad will leave Clay
Statue, Canal street. every five minutes during
the races. G.. A. BREAUX, President.
MOVES SuThFrSa2p
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-30
PERSONAL.

MARIE DOMINIQUETTE TUJAGUE-MY
4iA wife. Marie DominiQuette Tujague having
left my bed and board wi bout any Just cause or
propagation, this is to caution all persons from
crediting her on my account. as l will not be
RESPONSE BILE for any debts of her contractirn
nO29 3t* JEAN BAPTISTE ROUIG,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-30
Southern Shoe Factory
OF JOHN HANSEN
BIB and BIB Canal street. New Orleans.

TO ALL SOUTHERN CITIZENS.
lam of the same opinion as yourselves anv
turing interest of our native State In order to
help the laboring classes and keep the money,
which would otherwise go to the North, at hon @,
About year ago started my Facte W and by
using the best material and paying my hanos
promptly. have been enabled to extend M
business and support 500 women and children
that would have otherwise left the State. 10
order still to increase my Factory. / would
earnestly call upon the merchants. not only Of
the city. but ct the whole eOuntay TO give mt
da1sly JIG. EAssasEs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-30
FOR SALE.

E1OR sALE-ONE NEGRO BOY, 8 YEARS
- old, feet high; weight 200 pounds. SAID
boy was raised in Kentucky; and at the same
time offer fine assortment OF top and no-top
tors Buggies. all of which will be sold to suit
the times. Cali and examine at once No IS
Carondeet street.
NOES I'm l.. T. MADDOX.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-30
THIRD DAY-Thursday, Dec. G.
FOURTH DAY-saturday, Dec. 8.

FIRST RACE-The Howard Stakes, for colts
and FLIES then two years old :s25 entrance, D. p
with $500 added; second horse to receive 500.
third $50. Winner of the Slocomb Stakes to
carry seven pounds extra. One mile. Closed
with nine nominations.
SECOND RACE Consolation Purse $3.50, for
horses that have run and not won during the
meeting; 5000 to first. $50 to second. One mile.
THIRD RACE-Club Purse $500; $3.50 to first,
$3.50 to second. Four mile heats.
All communications must be addressed to
Lock Box 1863. New Orleans.
In all club purses entrance free. and in such
purses a walk-over entities a horse to first
money only. and horse distancing the field
entitled to first money only.
Members are notified to call for their badges
at the office. 16 Carondelet street.
The races will commence at o'clock D. m.
In case Of postponement on account of the
weather, pennant will be displayed from the
office of the club. 16 Carondelet street.
Quarter-stretch badges for meeting $40 90
LAY DaugeS-- .-..-..--...---.-.. 90
Admission to club stand. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Admission to field. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. / 90