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PEREMPTORY SALE or

Valuable FhOFEhI TN OfIANCCNf
VIZ would call the Of capitalists and Others the
w sale Of Real Estse Chsneery. which takes place Thu
Day (WEDNESDAY) the 7th instant AZ l2o'clock at the
Melchsnts' ETchsngs, ANTHONY J. bLEECKER, .Auc
oaeer under the direction Of Philo Rugges Esq Master
in Chancery The properly PARTITION combating OF the
undivided half pnt Of the four story brick store No A2
Chatham the ne OF I'VE houses on lot front
ing Washington Troy of two lots the East
side and two lot. directly opposite on The West Of First
the South and North sides Of oh with being
lotsl and the West side Of I'd beinG ots Of
Io.d the North side q th street. the south ds q
entire block OF ground embracing the East side Of nh
the West side OF 9Th the North side Of Saith
and the South side of 35h betw the said
(beng IS and street lotE and of piece Of
land the whole front Of the East side Of 9th BY about
and small the N L. of ah and 9Th
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SAN. 6.-Rsnsom FsysrwsafAsr Exert a Banker end
othus.-This an action . bond made and exc
cutsd under the following circunssanc:s MI Fsysr.
and chattss Of Stephen Price, dscesssd and about
the 4th September ls4l paid, such admin! traitor.
mont dockstsd the 2oh June, 1870, in the Supreme
Court ofthis State at the suit Of Evert A. Banker for
low Mr. Fsysrwesther previous to paying the 81 sO7
a. required bond Of Indemnity, and the bond now in
suit wa. s.scu.sd and bears date On the 4h Sept isS
Banker, and contains the following condition Now
the condition Of the above obligation is such,
NJ wiI.. and Geo. " BANKER, shall indemnify ~ and
harmless the said Ransom Fay erweathsr from any
Of any claim which shall hereafter be set up against the
estate Of Stephen Price, deceased which shall be emit
tied to preference on the said judgments and shall also
all loss or damage whatsoever which he may sustain by
reason of the payments the said judgment sfore
he shall make on such udsmsn. then this ssa.on to
be void otherwise to remain &c On the Gath of june
ls4s, David B!osdsn. g. the Surrogate, made an
be passed. and caused said Of % be stricken
out, and be paid over to one John c. Clute, as
January llh 1872, against said Stephen Price, at the
suit Of Van Gesen and others executors for $1,000
amounting in all to S. the ground that said last
mentioned judgment entitled to q preference. In
Of said order plaintiff the Oath June. lsa3
paid Clute S. 900 and the 18th March, lS44, paid
him further sum of 81 ,456 81. The plaintiff by his
declaration averred that for the payment Of these
he not indemni6ed. Tho defendants pleaded first
est fsctum second that plsint had not been dam
nhed The plaintiff replied and took issue the fact
Of payment to Clute.
The main question between the parties is whether
the judgment obtained by Van Geson against Price, has
or has not been extingushed The defendants will
deavor to chow, that few years after docksted.
ca sa was issued on it. upon which Price arrested
and brought to the ONCE Of Mr. Strong the attorney to
agreement 10 receive the amount BY nstaiments and
that Strong gave the Sheriff discharge and Price
set at liberty The discharge to the Sheriff will be
tended to amount to extingusher of the udgm emit
This is the principal ground OF defence. The case
stands to this morning. For plaintiff Mr. Bos
worth for defendant, Messrs Willet and Dodge.
The Case Of .4dultyy.-John Doe Richard Roe
The jury in this into Court about O'Clock
to-day, after being out about twenty hours, finding
verdict for PLAINTIFF thereby establishing the fact
adultery against Mr. Ferguson. We understand defen.
dant intends to move for a new trial.
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Chan0es OF Weather. and Catchinr CoId,-

Changes OF Weather and Catching Cold
L should be remembered that cough is always evidence
that some impury lodged the lungs which, speed
ly removed will most assuredy irate those delicate
gans bring on Inflammation the disease which
AN know is the high road consumption.
Wrght Indian Vegetable Pills Of the very best
dcinss the world for carrying off cold
from the body those morbid humors which Of
coughs, consumption, difficulty Of breathing and
The body and many oths, dasEsrou; eompa9s: Three
bed will in all give relief and, If the medicine be
peated few times, the blood will be completely purified
digestion will be improved and the body will be restored
sounder health than before
IL should also be remembered that by the of
VIM M. Spear, who sells medicine purporng be Indian
Pills At the Of Race and Front streets of
mne neither guaranty genuine that he has for
sale.
The only security against imposition purchase from
people of undermined character the Office and general
depot ass Greenwich street, New York. WIN. WRIGHT.
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Court OF General Sessions
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Conner and
Comm

JoNAs B. PnrLLIrs, ESQ, Acting District Attorney.
JAN. Cas- Of Bsnjamin c. Wafson.In the case Of
Benjamin c. Watson indicted Tor obtaining property bv
fraudulent representations, N " Hail. Esq, counsel for
the accused moved the court to grand juror
named Wilson @. Hunt, to be withdrawn, during the
investigation Of certain charges preferred against Wat
son, on the ground Of alleged existing prejudces be-
tween the parties in question The motion received the
prompt the court and the gentleman referred
10 was accordingly withdrawn
Pieas IF GuiiyJohn Castle, indicted for an assault
and battery on Mrs whitshe:d, and benjamin Hill a
eeorsd man. indicted for breaking into the premises Of
nererom some crockery ware, severay entered pleas
81 guilty which were received and the sentences defer
red until Tuesday next.
fsJafure Of BaiL-Chsster Johnson, indicted for oh.
tanning goods BY false prstences and Jane Dufrea for
Keeping dsorderly house. failing to appear when call
ID upon for trial. their recognizances were forfeited
no cases being ready for trial. the court adjourned
until tomorrow morning.
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OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell Wednesday evening hsfpast six
n. o'clock No as Broadway excellent collection Of
Ancient and Modern Paintings amongst which are several
valuable works Of art.
Also. an invoice Of variety OF useful and curious article
the selection of a bachelor. - SIR
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Married.
On Tuesday evening, 9th inst by the Rev. John Shsy
Mr. A. 8. CuRrIs, of the house OF Phelps Curtis 10
Miss MARI ELIZABETH LYoS daughter of William on
and niece Of Comm odore w. NJ Crane of the IT, g.
Navy and alsoef Col J. Crane, of the u. 8. Navy.
On Tuesday, 9th inst, b. ne REV. DR.. McElroy WIZ
LIAM McKENztE 10 JAMIE MENzrEs, both of this city
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Court CaIendar.-ThIa Dax.

CIncuIr CouRr.-ls 80, 81 -, &c. 81, 49, 49, 40, Al a.
As, a., As, 46, Al.
CoMmor PLEAS. Part l-7s 81, %, l, s5 l5s, rs, 81,
1913, l55. Isl, Isl.
Part II.-7a los, ITO, 49, 80, 8, SO, IA 81 70. o.
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NEEDLES.
lanes SMITH SONS well Known and highly esteem
- cd Dnlled-E Needles. warranted equal IN quality
ported the United States and sold Wholesale only
By JAMES WALTON,
No. 7zk Markst street, rhilsdslpha-
Beware IL Ceuntsrfsin jai imsr
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hIe occurred in Nashville, Tennessee, ON the
IN Wit which destroyed the dry goods stores Of p
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Superior Court.
RAf0ro vnH~o noblau

JAN. 6-MarsAaH Burton and Others vs. Heman Norton
and John ~ NortonThis action is brought to
something beyond the amount OF $20OOthe considered
value Of quantity Of -four purchased from the plaintiffs
in this suit 1t that tho rst named Of these defend
asur and commission business in South street. and that
he entered into with his that he should
be employed by him clerk and that he should receive
as salary all the profits sales made by him person
ally and that he should sustain equal portion of the
losses thereby accrung The purchases all made
by Herman Norton in his own individual name Between
the 18th OF October and the 18th of November 1874 he
made purchase of 355 barrels of -four in all amounting
to 81 1911 L. which, with the interest of $ls5 S.
soon after IL
which, John w. Norton placed his over the door
and commenced business his account This suit
upon the ground of co-partnershp and equally liable
for the outstanding debts with his father. verdict
was taken by consent for the whole amount hero claim
ter to be made.
Before Chief Justice Jones.
regard nuisance situated on the est SIDE Of
st avenue AMI I'd street. in the establishment Of fat
house. melting and for hide curing purposes candlss
also made there and other business duties perform
ed declared by the complainant In this suit offensive
and injurious to health The plaintiffs house. Of costly
complained Of An attempt Is made to dispossss! the de-
endart the occupant Of these prsmses The defence
maintained that there are other in this immediate
uarised such bucheriDg houses soap factories &c
The whole neghborhood il complained Of and the plain
f knew all this before he built his house contiguous to
this infected district" This whole matter previous
ly submitted to the Vice Chancellor in February last
and ne issued an injunction (somewhat parte) to
Enlistment The defendant had no opportunity Afforded
him to reply being taken by surprise, and proceeded
against una ares There are large number Of wit
bly, occupy the whole time of the court tomorrow and
next day.
Joseph Blunt Esq. in prspri. persona. plG j. R.
defence.
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$s7,7s2, $40 500. 900, 2ss
. .S1S lQ3 dAQ

pei,Io1,e49 $lO0900 ,29S
Excess IN 1910 over 1884, .$lS,l23, 449
The principal part Of the increase in sa5 over 1874
was In property arriving at tide water.
The annexed tables exhibit the quantity and estimated
value Of each article reaching tide water in each Of the
past two years.
QUANTITY AND EsIIMArEp VALUE PRopucr Sc, REACH
ING TIDE WATER 1874 1885,
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their SINCERE and gefu the Pos. Master!
tested by him. in promptly throwing 70 them all the
their ather who has fortunately escaped from the wreck
daily they also offer their hearty and cordial thanks
ROBERT Fl. MACLAY,
MOSES B. MACLAY,
ARCHIBALD MACLAY,
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The princisl part Of the debt falls due in 1854 In
1884, item ct the property for which the debt was
crsatsdhs city wharf, with the storssupon it-rsverts
to it, It's estimated value ID 100000. amount larger
than the balance Of the debt unprovidsd for.
is estimated that the cost Of introducing water in the
largest quantity into the city will be s26si64s. The
unmproved landed property Of the city ID valued at S.
$4,000 whch WILL appropriated to that purpose. pay
for introducing water into the city and leave surplus
Of $sasss7, Independent Of water rents.
Tho busiAsss the canals Of this State during the
past year. has been larger than ever before. The
following tables compiled from the records Of the Canal
Department for the years 1874 and is45 show the whole
movement the canals Of the State, of a.. property
arriving at and clearing from tide water.
VALuE or PaoPERTv CLEARED FROM AND cAslE
TO TIDE WATER IN 1874 AND Is45.
l644. 1885,
Arrived. .$34, $40, 4A6. Asa, Sol
Cleared. ............. So lag, 40S. :. ass, 909
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Died.
On TUESDAY morning, 9Th inst Of consumption, Miss
CATHARrNE A. BARTON, daughter of the late Richard
Barton.
The friends Of the family and those Of her brothern-
law, Michael j. ODonnsl respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon at hafpast three
o'clock, from No. 100 Elizabeth street
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Hannington's Last Night and Benefit

HanningtOn's Last Night and Benefit
With powerful list Of attractions Harrington closes this
evening" and appeals the beray of his friends
his benefit We Irxst he will not appeal in vain. Among
other inducem he will s,hbit Living Tableau,
in t.bls.p the CSuus Onay Beau q New York
Neiss Family the amusing Italian Fantocin the
ted Sable Serenaders Msss Butler Valentine aud COLES,
will give La Petite Cecilia lends her
aid, Poale Museum will be crowded
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tried Saturday last Burling Slip. is second
class machine i throw. through FIRST class nozze The
old 6remen grnsray that the the largest
rthest played the city At the night
in the LIST District tho boys that run her she
very essy.
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LyUNTERlAN DYsPENsARY. No. Division street, es-
.blishsd AID 1885, BY the present the
s e., 81 R e s f e ,sei; % and e. q.
the only remedy earth that safely be relied
roughly this horrd dsease without injury the
tnon and without diet hindrance from business
all else have failed comprehensive treatise psnies
each vial with full directions which is warranted eec
tusily cure all cases. matter how long standing bew
deeply seated in the system with less trouble the patient
and IN shorter Of time than any other medicine the
world, or no pay will be taken Price 81 per vial
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6&k FOR LIVERPOOL-The superior weliknown,
M33\ fast sailing packet ship SOUTHERNER, I. Palmer
r smsster will have immediate despatch.
freight passage having superior accommodations sp
ply the Captain on board foot Dover T. r. orto
WOODRUFF MINTURN,
A3<re n South street.
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appears that about one quarter Of tho aggregate
amount OF tolls received all the canals Of the state
H collected on property cleared from tide water In
ls45, the total tonnage received at tide water was
TONS and the total cleared from tide water only
224,0I3 tons
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TEETH! TEETH!

EETH inserted without pain and warranted good the
natural ones, for biting and mastication.
complete double set of best mineral Teeth
fine gold plates. go 90
A set Of best mineral Teeth. on fine gold plate,
for the upper jaw, to be worn by atmospheric
80 90
Single Tooth, from 81 90 to 90
Plugging Teeth with Gold, from IS to 50
By Or JONES, Of Canal and Broadway, en-
rance in Canal street IL 2sm
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RICHARDS HIMSELF AGAIN!
No. III or the Modern Standard Drama,
NOW READY, BEING

RICHARD THE THIRD.
A s COMPLIED BY CJBBER from Shakespeare and other
"A Sources and played by Kembls Cooke, and the Keans
This edition full description Of the
decorations &C. prepared for the revival Of this splendid
tragedy the Park Theatre No should the theatre
without copy-frice l2n cents
Eleven numbers of the Modern Standard Drama, edited BY
Epss SARGENT ready, viz Ion Faxio The Lady OF
Lyons Rchelieu The Wife The Honey Moon The School
for Scandal, Money The Stranger Grandfather Whitehead
and Richard Ill The first eight numbers form elegant
volume which epage and engraving Of the eminent
native actress, Mrs Mowatt, are added. -
ia7 lt-r WIN TAYLOR, q AstorHouse.
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WANTED,
A FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to 70 South or West, to
act a Agents for the sale Of new and popular
$500 and above their will be insured them
writing with opportunity Of clearing 81 900 Some
men now in employ will doubt make ever 81 900
Be for them have ss: Sm s2 go e obtain
Broadway up stairs sign Of the Flag All letters
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The Lansingburghians are agitating the idea Of
railrcsd from that village to Troy.
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Total. 1881, 1896 t34 ,s4o446 1905 ss S45 l52 3oi
The following statement Of property cleared from
the Hudson river all the canals in 1874 and s45 value
Of such property, tolls, and number Of boats cleared -
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ND OPERATIVE HUKGEON, attends to Diseases Of
"A the Eye and to all Imperectons Of Vision from
o'clock his residence Broadway OF Warren st.
Ophtamis stoppsge Of the Tear Passage, Cataract and
AMAUROSlS treated with great attention and success
Invetsrate of STRABlSMUS Squirting, cured
few minutes.
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted that scarcely be dis
tinguished from the natural.
Oces and residence ISL Broadway-entrance lk Warren
ja7 lt*rh
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AT PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
G II I'D j u Bill r E
BALL OF THE

THE anniversary Of the memorable day on which the la
mened Sage Hero and Patriot, discounted the British
brsts the Arr.11ror o. Tsn and e I.Scs AZ the noble
the Republican Party in relation territory OREoor.
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Mr. Frsdsnck Done Brown. Nj. Bansrt
rnss Of Adai::,oa-Bors.. 81; f,. 20 cents s,u.i;.
Is cents
o'clock
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-15
SALT FOR HORSES.

A person who kept l6 horses made tho
following experiment with 7 ofthem which
had been accustomed to eating salt with
their feed. Lumps Of rock salt were laid
in their managers, these Jumps previously
weighed, were examined regular, to ascer-
tain what quantity weekly had been con.
sumed, and it was repeatedly found that
whenever these horses were fed on hay and
corn, they consumed only two and half or
three ounces per day, aud when they we're
fed with new hay, they took six ounces per
day, and when they were fed with new
hay, they took six ounces per day. This
fact should convince us of the expediency
of permitting our cattle the free use Ofsah
at all times; and it cannot be given in SO
convenient form as rock salt, it being
much more palatable than the other in
refined state, and by far cheaper. A good
lump should always be kept in box, by the
side ofthe animal, without fear that it will
ever be taken to excess.--BoSt. CM.
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SPIRIT. OF THE YTMFs

A CHRONICLE OF THE TJIR h ~.
"A SPORT, LITERATURE Ann ~.
y AGts, embelliVhed with splended ~
cravings; published every Saturday mogs
No. Berkeley street. John Richhrdi. psaSAl
tor, William r. Porter, Editor. This Wsll.lF.
weekly pablieation, which vac atttblis6Ss
1891, by itspfesent editor, commenoed n. IN
teenth volume on tho 4th OF March. leda M
q sheet Of the very largest olass. ooS,.,.s
twelve imperial quaFto pages, printed snG,.
paper OF The finest texture, and an snoS !. ~
II is embellished With the largest and mo., n ,l
finished engFavings on steel ever is,bss Nv
periodical iD the United States. Thelas, X.
volumns contained superb portraits 81 tbs n.
tinguished AmeTican aud imported fIorss n
signed 10 constitute an American SportiD. ~,
lrry, accompanied with UOmrlete Memo! ~
ing the pedigree CHARACTERISTICS, and pab,.lss'
ces Of each, with accidental notices ofths,, !.
teInporaries, 30 The engravIngs eortesnor ~.
sixe eighteen inches by thiFteen) WIN MN.
annually published in London. OF The winess. ;.
Derby, Oaks, and 81. Leger, and haze bser 4
ecuted in line, on steel plate. expressly "a,
paper, from original pictures, in oil, BY he NJ
eminent artists,
IL the course of the present yolumn, 81 ia,
will also be given q portrait Of fashion. m
Northern champion, and such other nlagn,Gce,
embellishments as will hereafter be determine
upon.
| The spirit Of the. Timesm il 60 wen kbov,
throughout the country as The acknoWIeaesa
''UhFonicIe ofthe Turf, Field sposiS'' 10. thst
| il is not deemed necessary 20 90 into any detail
Of its peculiar characteristics.
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For one years subscription $40 in advance
For Advertising one square Of ten printed liuu
Cor l20 wOrds,) Two Dollars for the FIRST inssr
ton, aud 50 cents IN each subsequent insertion
aud longer or shorter ones in that pFopoFtlOA
| Less than so words win be considered half
square, more than so square. No advertise
Iment will he inserted unless paid Tor in ADJ anC.
Gentlemen in the country can easily ascertain
the amount proper TO be remiited, by simpl
counting the words Of their Advertisements
r5-Extra copies OF the large ehgTavngs 0
steel may be obtained at the publication of6C
a. 81 each. They win be sent to any SeoliO
Of the Union, secure from injury.
0LTItis desirable that such letters and CO..
munications as relate TO the editorial depa
ment ard to Rloud Stock, be addressed TO Va
/. Porter. all Others to J Richards The pOsq
mus be paid in all cases.
New York, Nov. IL, lS43
The Low price at whichit will be 'ssued n
ders II the cheapest periCdical in this or q
other country, considering the cost and beau
ofits FIFTY TWO ENGRAVlNGS, and 4
atrlnsic value of its literary contents. Tho
desiTous OF receiving the pGper from the col
meiieenent, will have il pun' iuallJ sent to To-
!. lhddress upon their fOrWarding % the un't
Il signed, at No 4 Ann street dollarfs Tree Ots
pense.
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LIME.-It is stated in the american
Agriculturist," that one famer saved his
clover crop from destruction by the slug or
small snail, on land bearing wheat crop,
by slight dressing of powdered lime, scat
tered through clover-seed machine, late
in the evening, when the insects were bu-
sy at their work. These insects, in some
regions, are very troublesOme-often per-
petrating much damage to the crops, espe.
eiafly in the spring. If lime is proven
tive, the fact deserves to be extensively
known.
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CocoA-NUT Pound CAKE.-One pound
Of sugar; half pound of butten; one
teacup Of milk; one teaspoohfll of sala.
ratus, or a bit Of sal-volatile the size Of a
small nutmeg, dissolved in hot water one
tablespoonful of essence Of lemon, and four
eggs.
Beat the whole well together until it is
Eight and creamy; then CRATE the white
meat of cOcoanut and stir it lightly in !;
line a tin basin or square tin pan with
well buttered paper, and put in the mixture
an inch and half deep.
Bake in a quick oven, and cut it in square
pieces when done.
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ScOTCH CAKEs.-Take two pounds Of
-four mix with it one pound of powdered
sugar, and halfa pound of caraway seeds /;
melt half apOund Of butter, and mix it with
half pound Of sugar to a paste work il
well ; add to it a teaspaonlul of essence Of
lemon roll it out to about half an inch
thickness; cut it in square cakes lay
them on huttered paper; crimP the edges
OF each cake with your finger; stick them
with FORK, and bake in a quick oven.-
They should be of a pale brown when
dSns.
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TO ALL
Travellers, Planters & Traders.
Prices Reduced.

SINGLE Feed for horse, 80 Gle.
y " night g. morning, 60 &c
" g. day, IS
Horse feed by the week per day, so
Slnkle feed Of hay or fodder only, IS
Boarding horses paid ia money in advance
per month, $40 90
" horses paid in money atths
expirotlou, 70 90
&" horses not paid at the expi-
ration, 10 90
and will be sold fOf charges at our option.
We have also mnds arrangements that
persons STOPPING with Us, can be accommO-
dated Al good houses, with good bed rooms
aud beds a. the reduced prices Of
Single meals, supper brsskfssl or dinner 80
Logging. supper. breakfasl g. dinenr, IS
Weekly and monthly boarding at Iower
ratios. BuegieS, bOrses end baggage SEM
TO aud from any hotel or other place 10 the
city without extra chargsIo those stopping
with us.
HUTses, mules, negroes and OlheF proper
", bought aRd cold on commission, Pro-
eesds on property subject only 10 the or
der Of th0se placing the came in our pos-
session. Instructions Strictly adhered TO
'at the Yszoo CItg Brick Stable.
BLACKNAN, SCOTT g. co.
Nav 10, 1916. 81.