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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-22


''Do Republicans support Mr.. Davis as a
Democrat or Republican, =
The above j. question propounded TO ms
by the Journal. IL - question pertinent 10
iisis locality, and merits an answer from Us.
We never knew that Mr.. Davis was a member
Of the Republican party--we never heard him
say he was and we never regarded Sim az
such. ''ris true, upon the great issue, involv
ing the right Of people 10 self government,
that cams before the last Congress, hc always
Mr. Douglas. and the Illinois Senator We be-
lieve is regarded. still within the pale OF the
Democratic Organization. lis true. Mr.. Da-
y a, war with the general policy of the
Administration. aud exposes the eorruplions
Of James Buchanan with genuine Republican
courage but there are thonsands Of Democrat.
all over this entire State, vho are doing the
same thing. But whether NJ. Davis, j. 10 be
regarded as Republican or Democrat il mat
ters but little. one thing i eef'aiu. he is z
true. thorough. bold. unslinehing anti fc.
compton man whether he can be this. and
stili renais Democrat. We leave the Journal
10 determine. lie il more. He nHd,rsfand'
the Dred Scott decision, aud ne understands
n 10 establish the docirine, ihN tlavery exists
in al or Territories by virtue Of the Federal
Constitution. and he denounces that doctrine
IN unsuessured terms. lie does pct acquiese'
IN Lseamp,onism IN any shape. ferm OF con
diliou. lie i bold IN bis anti lecomptonisi,
and manly "a his esposiilous Of The Admins
sration, and lor this, aud these. Nc give oui
snpport 70 him Because he i right upon ih'
issues Of The dap ve support him. We eaf'
no. vhe.her yea call BIN Democrat e Re
publiean. isks rssa should be, and i lh'
qus.siior ali true men ask themselves. occu
pyine this position. and advocating tfess doc
srsnes, ne leave The journal 10 determ'n'
whether John q. Davis i Democrat, Or
1 Republican.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-22

JSDER cRorNo TELKGRAru TO CArr-
ToRSIA.-We learn from the Cleveland
Plaindealcr that Messrs. O'Renly. Speed
ane others arc petftcting sort Of mar
row prairie plow. with which to lay an
Underground cable through the western
rrairies. TO California. This piow !. 70
cut channel. say. three inches W lie and
three feet deep. so CONSTRUCTED RS tonav
out from the immediate heel OF - NOW
the isolated wire which W., so IN no VIZ
connected ~:th the yiow, other then pass
''2 Gown th;:ough j, as i, progresses. Il
- expected that on common prairie this
plow may be driven from ten to fifteen
miles per day, filing in and covering the
vim ss Il goes. The perfection arrived
at IN iso.aiing wire with gu,ia percha is
very great; the machinery is so perfect
and condensed a. TO add much TO the IA
ciliiy and security OF such IN enterprise.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-22

APPOINTMENTS The candidates on the op-
position county ticket have made a list of aP'
pointments for canyass.ng the several TOW "a
ships, commenting on the 2Sth inst, and con
cluding on the 9Th of Octoeer.-Jsarnai.
And the candidates or tae Lecompton coun
ty ticket. have been invited TO join In those
appointments. but they back-complair OF
weakness in The knees, aud an affection Of the
spinal column A Lecomptonite cannot face
the uiusic,-he dare not 20 before the people
rod in the fsee Of opposition, discuss his
principles. Bat he skniks, travels in the
by ways. goes 70 his private gatherings, has
his secret meetings aud there. "bloviates' al a
furious rate.
Col Cookery DR.. Read. II. Tillctson ard
all the res, Oh TIC Lecomr,on county ticket
are invited as they have heretofore been, n
meet the Opposition" at their several sp.
poiutments, and discuss the political issues OF
the day. Come gentlemen. "trot oui,yu
nrst show your hands or yuur heels
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-22
Pekin as seen by an American,

correspondent Of the Philadelphia iuqu- I
rer was at Pekiu. the capital Of Caina. short
time ago. and wha; he saw Of it. how It i'm
pressed him, he thus describes Or arriving
at the capital Of tn. Chinese empire we ee.ad
city CONTAINING about two millions =. ir.nabi.
tants. Sch is the estimate. ...ut sonbtless
.ae Calculation is made in i.'..e rsual spirit Of
Eastern exsggeFaiion. Pc taat as it may, the
walls are fourteen miles in circumference,
'ven'y-eight fe'' higa. tweniy-fO .est thick
at The base Dad .welye at .ae top There are
.pae'oGs tossers al Arourd. at seventy feet
oisv-rt from each other. aud at the gates are
90 x-out barracks Cor the soldiers nine stosie>
,in height. The metropolis Is divided into
I two parts, one inhabited by Tsrtars and the
other by the Chinese. la each there 8 street
four miles long and one hundred and twenty
feet vide, aud the Emperor's palaces aud gar
dens occupy two-thirds Of The Tartar city
: and all this besides the suburbs, which are
nearly "a popaious the city proper.
Pekin is slocated sixty miles south OF the "a
G nous Chinese wall. and therefore much expo
sea 10 nOrlnern aud noslie helgnoofs fc
It's Notifications are strong. aud, lunul the vas
= machinery Of modern artillery was invented
: the brother Of the sun aud moon was perfect
: ly secare in his palatial halls. the walls, tn
!, bastions. and towers being impregnable n
: olden times. Although tae country about Pc
: kin is sandy and untertile. yet provision
e abound. being brought by canals from all th
II great rivers and also With its commerce, III
; merchants being paid in money. a. the eapi
e tai is the chief recipient of the revenues OF a.
China. IL has ever been regarded as yer
: exclusive place. the presence of no foreigne
G being permitted within lis walls bot now IL
# "ouiside barbarians" are in a fair way Of over
leaping the sacred boundaries and II Is pro
e bable that this act, together with the openin
J, Of Japan. may prove an important step tow
d ards the inuguration Of Christianity anon
! the millions who are now benishied IN Paga
r idolatTy and superstition.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-22

~ The Minnesota Statesman says. about
70 Of the Sioux Indians have signiiisd their
intention 10 adopt the manners and dress oI
the whites. and they have requested the Su.
perintendent to bring psif Of shears = their
se,tsetnen, in order b. cut their hair of. This
All uuciyilized or half civilized Indians look
upon with perfect adherence. Unclipped
hair with the lndiAn. - just a. Indispensable
AZ the blanket and violation OF this usss,
4. a forfeiture Of Indian character.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-22

az The Commissioners Of the In..ne Asv.
luus have under eonsid..ra the subiee, q,
sinking an Af'es''.a well for that institution.
II good msdielnal water can be procured, II
VII y obably do The patients 10 tho Asylum
lore good than all The msditine Aey can
lts&e
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-22

u At some Of The places Of public amuse
meat il belgium they charge female visitors a
fee in proportion 10 the beadth of their skirts.
anl have What i called a cris"liae metre. BY
which the exact number ef sqaare feet cover
ed BY efinoline - determined iu moment.
some reduce their oscamfsFenee 10 The s,eud'
ard. Others pay the extra iee rather than be
curtAiied of their fair proportions.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-22

Trr krtsxrso csstx-Nr. De Ssnsy. The
electrician a, Trinity Bay. Newfoundland, De
eiines to make any statement relative io th'
Atlantic cable for publication beyond The pos
tive assurance 10 the sgsnt cf the associated
press. that there are only temporary diiiieal
ties Of an electrical nature. and there Is ns
reason. whatever. fur sny rumpr that the ca
bic has parted. est asl
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-22

Is IT yAMTr.--The editor Of Fred
ericksburg Ners, writing one of his
lively letters from the Grecnbriar. White
Sulphur Springs, draws tho following
picture
Here we are, a community Of seven
teen hundred. nobody working. all well
dressed. with nothing 10 do but cniov
'hemselses--all rich apparently; and by
rcputationl Would you believe that 4
man came here to end poor girl for a
wife and couldn't find onel They are all
wealthy aristocrats One lady was here
for two weeks. who wore three differen,
dresses every dav. and left because her
other trnnk had not arrived, and she
would have 10 wear dress n second time.
To sec $1,000 worth ofdiamOnds. laoes.
DC. on one lady al ball. is not cthsid
cred remarkable
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-22

1r Charles Dickens is said % be coming "a
/ THE eotnirs. where he proposes 70 rereat his
dramatic readings. which hsve hcen 50 sue
cessful iu Great prliain.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-22

rvwe have inec4siaensy sol our
foot agar upon CoOkesiy 5 dog . tail. and
Ne yelrs as though al dogiom had bro
Ken loose Alas pcer Troy ystionai
Democrgf.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-22
To our Patrons.

The third year Of our connection with tAis
p>7xE saa;sei yesterday. Ne fad many of
esl : b<r- n arreafs. AID some have been
'ssksns ear paper fog the tAree years past. and
have ne,. op 10 this date. paid us anything
Those kso~sog themselves isdsbsed fos our
DAILY OF weekly. VIII do rs . favor. ey call
~ asj settling.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-22

II The sne seminary buildiDg just con-
piessd at Forest Hos.s. between Crawfords-
vile and Greeneasiis. Ind. was destroyed by
Ere fec sish,s ago. TAe building had ;us,
been erected and was as yet unoccupied. the
FIRST term was 10 have commenced ON wed.es.
day. the 18th inst. twas evidently the work
of an incsndiary.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-22

~ Dfcx Rrss. the sle4neni young Irish
mao !" win address The people Al the cour-
House. on Thursday evening nezt. ahe 23d )
Torn os, and hear bin.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-22

Ir Gen Hsrney win sail fsr Oregon on the
ooh inst. he will have 1900 mca 70 fight
the Indians.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-22

We refer N another place 10 the polaicrt
attack made on this gentleman by the Clay
County Democrat 10 the same issue Of that
paper there j. n vindictivs and violent gerson.
al warfare also made upon him ~ i ekqvqe1
,rifA shoscisg tie ,shfe frafi>r. rlile trih
ny ia Mfrico and q eetuelis aeess.d # rHpsi7g.
'riea faeiag tie enemy ~ fae hour of bqffie.--
This Il charge that j. nwarssat-i. untrue.
ard pre- sminently slsnderous The history
81 that var = too wcIl known. ard The al
l,ns services 81 Captain osbo-n are 100 high
~ appreciated IN this STATE. n Suppose l.r ore
moment hi friends viii r,pais sisii. ard SC
sn aitenpt thus made, 20 rob a brave soldier
81 bis hard won laursl. and While that sol
dicr too. bears on his breast. tie scar aid
wounds q the battle feld. Political animos
tiles may run high. and political ,sciiefaen'
prompt men u say many things bat the fame
Of the soldier. tie laurels fhst wreath hi.
brow, should he exempt froa the touch 81
passion. or malice.
IL j. not necessary for ne 10 say ,hst II.
charges made by the Dsmseraf against CAPT
Osborn are euntrae--bistory SAYS they are un
true. and his companions in arms vii pro
nounes them untrue
Bot why is this personal attack on thii
brave officer We have said. he presided a.
the Convention that nominated Henry Seeresi
AZ that time. he was prominent with thou
vho came to this city for the purpose Of ma
king a nomination for Congress. lie maize a
i"partisl presiding officer. aud no one he
questioned his democracy. lie weoi hone. 81.
has given W bis adherence q the anti Lecomp
ton party Of this District, and hi influence 4
John G. Davis. The j. enough. and l.
comptonism. which does not tolerate differ
enee OF opinion. - making an uurVlentin
war upon him. ard even bis private eharae
ter. and the glorles which he has Won in d.
fence Of his country. must all be tarnisked. {
break the force Of his influence The edifo
of TIE Terre- Hsat- Journal says not one wor
IN his defesce. bat taeitly admits. what tn
Democrat says Of tais gallant officer and 9
the President Of the Convention which uomi
mated Mr. Secrest. as true.
Such Is leeomptonism and BY sueh mean
does the administration seek 70 stife fresdo,
Of thought. aud indep~ndenee Of action.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-22

~ The European pcwers are fast becoming
Jealous Of the attempts Of France and England
to control aud govern the other kingdoms
Austria has signifed her di-npprobation al
the course things are taking. and even Tur-
key is getting suspicious that little has been
made in being snalched out Of the claw. Of the
Russian bear. only TO be devoured by England
and France. There i trouble brewing. II
will not be conceded tsnne'y that England and
France shall be the sopreme managers Of the
European household
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-22
Public Speaking.

l, will lie seen by announcement in to-day =
issue. that the cand dates for The different
county Offices will address their fellow citi-
zens at the times and places specified in their
published notices. We are glad to see the
candidates thus early in the held. ltwiliin-
sure ample notice. so that. the people can at
tend and hear discussed the important issnss
~ the day Ii is not an unbecou.sng Practice
for those who aspire to public favor, 10 desire
public hearing before the tribunal Of whom
they are asking that favor. The people wish
10 know the men. and their fitness Tor Office,
before they cas-. their votes Tor them, and
there is 40 better way TO form this aeqaaint
snce, than for them to come together, and
see and hear them. Il is aud old and good
custom.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-22

AZ The most amnsine farce that has lex
led the risible public Ter sometime. is the ~
sult Of the tssiieose meeting at Cincinnati. Of
Nr. Terrell OF the Lafayette .Jouyaal. and Mr..
Lingle. Of The Courier. l. seems the editors
have been Tor sometime engaged Ia a quarrel,
and . give ventto the excited "pA>fins. they
repair 70 the Queen City. vith murderous in-
tent. Terrell addresses note to Lingle, ask
lng re.raxi;- Ling'e looks At his revolver.
and refuses. Terrell sends a challenge. and
Lingle does not recognize the "cedc q homer. .
bot says II NJ. +. attacks him. he will 6nd
him ready. aud wiling to defend himself. :
Here the ns,tere epds. The correspondence
i polished in The Commercial. lat an ex
psnse of ten cents rer line )-~oonded digui
~ j. satl-fed--fesh s,shs all hesled. .nd ".
arr hsrpy to announce. the editors siill live
and the lat heasd Of them. they we're On theii
respective jsur-eys homs. each repssting n.
following.
III : = strasec aalck jsr upen tAe eer.
That eosAlnr II pistol. ehsa you kuow
sss,ss' ".e's -. 's'ss - 'sei % asaf
| so s'.: - s..-.
-. ffieHd fof foe.
g. - ls.s nice"
s- -
'+k@ ~ r,a<=] al Society hold
\ = $ : >-s[s - - n'ng on the ao.l
aaing the - al.
>7s dsy<tf Ue,obSt 4z.tnsixs preparation
.r. k.,.- ,e.3e - tave ii. " -. - -
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um~-nu-uuu-u-- -
COAL.

4 ACKAwANNA COAL AT REDUCED rRICEs TIVE
IL delaware and Hudson Canal Com sny prepared
70 furnish their celebrated csewsnns cos from yArt DO
len and screened for family use, s. rs per Ton Of LOVES
delivered free Of carriage Yards m New York ct ot hno
street. corner Of tourteenh street Nib an
of gouveneur aud Front streets 70 ioSs
OF Harrison street. and Atlantic street A. ELMER o.
Or ~ the panys ence corner ~ Wsn sSee' s'1 s'
'"Ase pH''e' oroe'S ~ AZ as NJ syyvouR, Treasurer
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r\rpn Az,a sgg BOyR- SOMETHING SPICY NOW
IN press 1so Years Undsf the New YORK HoUl Du-
-. fs 80, ~, her Duprsz sbo has from
wnd.r o. Mes york Hotel 70 Js broses5, oppohe ws-h
,o,, n ace bas just prepared bi. AS sunJcd Two
ys- .ss, re sew Sorf Hotel .hch explains he se-rs.
Roe h. a. ,ocru's and fep1nesns Of tbs political srens,
-, cen each he NAV
rsernze the cono and tho-irs also The pro
pre'or ied 10 shave toe bsreer &c Full OF he
contents given ~ tie puzzle st1n ssn@su-n
cajirs on Mr. DUPRAz barber cs,fenr TgR sir.y
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MATRIMONIAL.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rs LlsLb AUTO.
M ,r.nber vii mon receipt Of Is cents or s equivalent
posaee stamps return any person true q ,ur ~ msr
past present and future hfe rom spec ens o
IN ross Sc Fe,Ienna lie L1se, New YORK Poet once
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sTEAMBOATs.

nav BOAT ros Albany aep IvrgRsvrI ,Ts
pi.res -steamer AsFN1A Will leave n. foot of cham
bers pier even Monday. Wednesday and frsy a,
s'eNxh A e.
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Aioc~ uorEr. DINING SALOON AND Rssr AUs Nj
Nv conner sovcry ans Bsyerd sveet sprovld.d with al
Re dess Of ason upon he Nurop can pan ard fur
nlseed throughout with patent spring teds fcdsas. snd
NJ cerN
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8OrSi.a

=. 49,, - ---,--~.-,.
~ shove named b. ell re urDs his rnsere bsnts s-
liberal patronage he has received ~ the pas sessou
hopirF n trusting bst nothing continuance on
N sam- bs has greatly increased ks grounds By sxinr
IN fifteen and he confident h. there u not
place On bis Island thN erce' n beauty and fura
scenery Berespec,uly invites The pnbsc " give him c~
atd ard Judge for themselves tits rsht The bo-1v
q the Fest River s1d persons enjoy fn vieN oi We
steamers AZ they Ply NO town lie hs eyev srrsnse
ment for sreet pic hsi can be ls1 ~
the whole the only psce hsl.lspd whe,e rtor an
crj.y mske himself comfortable II. " The sccori end
Third avenue RON ~tbn three nnu.a~ YAH ~ Ae L0-
vel sud persons Who reside IN The lover par o. W. c cn
v HkGFR, Seventy Orr stree, ar Fss. River.
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vHt MILITARY

NrINrH RHg VENT. ArrssTION i-rHg srsyvas
~ ~ The finh kcglnen respectfully invite - ssn
ameirfo ci,len's Y, consult matters u gcDei
tmp0rtsrcr ~ h regiment Monday cv-ning. Syri
- O'clock he Eagle Dtin Rr~,ms punr.u.I a..nd
eUce -pquesed ~ order % he c1tnnsse
JAMES UCLAyN secretary
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LNOk siLE-A FIRST RATE TEAM OF TBUCK
hornes. Also car h rae Arrv 70 hLOu ARD RUL.-
BIN corner OF North Seventh AMI First srees Willis
kur
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LN0R SALE-A CLOSE CABBAGE IN PEHFEfNT Run
ring order has been in bn. sh art line For far hsy
particulars inquire WILSON BtO'S stables 81 aud
ba street. hetween Upve place and fifth
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WINES AND LlQvOrls

arsAvugl. eILfsos's No soUru WILLIAM yr
"A sirpy r.p>ers and 'snnin.s With brssdss vines
stnf vhisrsy., &C rure imsC-ed vsr7 low prcse
tcndup porter scosch ale n ssss' ais
sc Dg''l-@ a ~ ger, dne article IL
riry ~ fnss' brands 4 IA agent FOR Vim
Epupser 20 E1nhureh al. frr sale W h. hOsrt sad
u BOTTLES rof esle bv AI.RIAru6 rAaiE ~ eui
pree, Brootlyn
AZ SAMUEL Pit.fsOr's. NO SOUTH vrftI w
n stree ho r1cr for retailers AM tt7i@s 70 purhsss
nguurs sifh epld ard wnes b-aniles
gin shstey A. cisret 81 " ~ per psss as idis
pale all q, per dozen lugusrt boss v IL toe agsni
fcr vr YOUNGER = fdnSurg ale ~ h1gsheada and bot
tee NounE's ale can be bad Of Alexander Gage 20 Fol
ton street Brooklyn
f,LARFr wtFs AN IsVOrJr on isn CASES Jt-sr
" 'siv"d and Cor sale al Y per case by MEsDUx
Il well street
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LrOR 5ALE-A PAIR OF BLOWN HORh 81, lhk IA SDS
high siyish drivers sold ssrrifcs. the N
g'pg 10 Europe Price $500 Apply At QUARKTs stable,
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LNoR sALE-h FIVE YEAs OLD sORHEL COLT,
II with long u sound and kind, aYtsen
njkh would trad ~'th any stout
Car be ct VIM bu kes II Third avenue
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE,

A yARM. OF TWENTY FIVE AgREa AT SCORES
a P'siDa j. depot for sao ,tion; al yhieen
sere meadow and seven wood land cot baro sd sta
oes ute perfect sale the premises u oo0ck on Tho
9Th Of April 1893 Inquire Of AZAKIAH CLARK. on the
farm, or JoEL CLAkK, IN Eass Thirty Afh street, N. T..
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UJOR SALE-ONE PAIR or DARK Ba7 HORSEs,
N with family r,tsge harn-ss &c ROOD nrigr
okS seat bsh wagon, Two $50 SEA. roksDsy
single double
The shove WI be d ch tbs further
for them. Amply At sSTOhA@'s rahles Love lans.
Byoa
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NOR StLE OR TRADv-A 1ihSusOsE PAIR Of CA
II madam ponies. y-Ars old nt-c souud sod
In Mn lie double harnrw sbDl' ~ ~ tigh Tho
wishes sell for torss ~ sbNu ~
blgn, sith speed These ponies ,ad any
the road-- i -. mnu'ea Can he ande-s' s.rgAn
uCel. bergen, for information Inquire OF JOSEF
ELLIOTT Herald o1lcs.
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HORSES, CARRuAGEs. 80

A eUPRRIOK LIGHT DOU SIZE BRETT NEARLY
a pew cost S66n FOR sale Tor OF The
Of sSOo-no Ices. Apply 70 CHAKLss Brady, 81 Wegt
SUITE euth street
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LTOR sA, IA NEAT COTTAGE HOUSE AVID THREE
ts - by iOl large stable, abundance VI the best at
nun. si'ua'ef Jchns3n stree; Williamsburg Aooae one
mile from, aouh Tenth street and Peck slip ferries WI, he
sole cheap Terms caay Inquire of q. pEkINdER
al West anu Fulton streets, New York, or on tbs
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Llok SALE-A yEhy HANlsOnE RAY " ltSE, OVER
10 banda high, only old psrfeely sound,
lind and gentle: n dark bro old tb%
hands high mile and - good traveller. Will ssh very
low Apply he stable In rirsl betgesn fR .nf
sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25

LNoR SAIF-A FINE PAIR or DARK oAv nORsyj
large size beer ued eight mon h- freight
In this ci Wagon vii be soi " wanted, $40.
Can BE- At The Metro pots stol ~ PROS. and
troeby streets ~. y BSutOWS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25

J,OR SALF-A VERY UAEDaOME rfhw or BAY
borse. ~ bands high uud tipd god rsysi~rs,
price S35 han tboro ed ssd lie bIse
trot In three minu;es, prcr $50 Appiy ~ are.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25

U,Ok sALE-FIRsT GLASS FOQR STORY HOUSE NO 2
Lamar Inc place Twenty ninth street between Sigb'h
apo tno avenues Terms easy. Apply " II. woOu. Si
Araal pav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25

L1HE BAY HORSE FOR shLE-sIXrERp uAvrs
J. hsh wears old rot In IT, splendid bnRgy top
nost s215; heat road n-,ih beat
enc TO lei In Fourth street adjoining the PIN deipha
house Williamsburg APPLY at li roarb rec sose.
& l.. rrCKEG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25

LNOR aALE-A NICE POX WAGON, With rBirrir9
i neas FOR I.rsOns sDd light enough
horse. Has been hu apply II PsltSnis
stables $40 BrokdwAy Thirteenth street Price SIPS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25

C1oR sAIE-A PAIR or RAY HOssss LONG rArLs.
n five years old 1874 hands hrh s'ylsh good
travellers. Can be- 7G Fourth u- OF redh