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IaagUc,s Ilornscnne.

Prof Thomas hague, the .istrulogist
sends us, from Philadelphia, his pros.
pcctus for the July No Of his revived
horoscope The Professor has a
host Of believers and followers in the
science Of the stars, aud hs says his
predictions 10 former years have al
como true. We rceollect reading them
at the time published, hut We did not
impress our memory fully with them at
the time, Lnt now he predicts tie down.
fall Of Radiealism by ac,r paf,H with
democratic principles, and that cousti.
tutional law viii again reign supreme,
and hat the present Daorchy will be Of
the past. We hope all will cnme true
that Hague predicts. twill be great
relief TO us, and all Others OF our way
Of thinking.
4 ac'o p1rty chr Wei ID re N be
no denying the popular tendency. A
new party is looming up very fast, and
a party that viii rule the country as !,
ought to do. We mean til. ,c!,its MN 3
perry in opposition % mougruls aud nc,
sroes. Politicians may iry to stayc this
of, but they will fail. The pure white
blood Of THIS eouatry will not mix with
negro blood lIcst. Chest. JeS.
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Wendell Phillips.

\ religious journal, Published at
New York, thus vcntiiates this iudiyid.
ual /: wendell Phillips is one of the
worst men that ever brcathcd the breath
Of life. SO We regard him. We can.
not extend TO him, or to his acts, thc
liberation which he receives from many
Of directly antasouistic principles, who
regard him as fanatic, reckless il ma
be, but earnest and sincere. 1t is all a
pretense, hollow, heartlc-s sham.-
This monster, this curse of his country
this cadaverous, pu,ty.faced, passion.
less, eoldbiooded dcal !, in cant and hy-
pocrisy, is a trieksier, an impostor, a
juggler, who plays with principles. who
rcvels in blood, who, like tho deyil him.
self, gloats over the piin aud misery and
wreichedness he has caused"
Another hell.honnd of Radicalism. 10
whom this would also apply, 10 Hon.
Thad. Stevens.
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Tribute 10 virginia.

The New Orleans Commercial of the
18th, thus speaks Of the action Of this
Commonwealth in providing for her
debt;
"Virginia convcnos her creditors, OK.
changes her stocks in public works for
her b nds, cancels her loans by one dc.
partmcnt Of State finances to another,
and having reduced her public debt BY
this process near City per cent, announ.
COS that she is prepared to resume the
payment Of interest with an estimated
balance 10 the treasury over md above
her annual expenses. Has there been
such spectacle Of good faith exhibited
in history There is true loyalty--loy-
atty TO obligations--volantary compli.
auce with engagements which might
have been suspended or denied.p
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This august body which represents
what remains of the United States, or,
more strictly speaking, the radical por-
ton thereof, rcassembled on Wednesday
Of last week Much to their gratifea.
ton a quorum was present in both
houses, 30 in the Senate 100 In the
House. Mr.. Sumner introduced his
bill to guarantee to all the States a re-
publican government, and to secure
negro suffrage, but the majority seemed
inclined to restrict legislation to the re-
construction Of the South only, aud to
make short session. In the House
Mr.. Logan, of Illinois, and others OBJ.
jected to the admission of members
from Kentucky, as rebel State, but
were well replied to By Mr.. Brooks Of
New York. As the result oil, the Radi.
cal caucus Of last week Mr.. Stevens.
Chairman OF the committee, reported a
Bill in the House on Monday explana-
tory of the Military reconstruction Law
Of the last session. 1t proposes to give
absolute power to the military comman.
dcrs Of the Districts over all the officers
Of the State Governments, TO remove
them at pleasure. and not to be accoun.
table to the President, but to Congress
only. 1t becomes clearer every day
that Congress, in carrying out its plan
TO r'dicalize and mongrelize this coun.
try, will tolerate no opposition to its own
sweet win, but viii grasp all power and
swallow up al departments OF the GOV.
crnmcut IT would have made less
trouble il they had not attempted to
concealtheir designs; but Incorporates
of despotism are generally made with
slow and s:ealthy steps until the fual
coup dc nEain is necessary. The Prcsi.
dent has douc his duty BY compelling
them to show their hauds.
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Ths End OF SANTA Anna.

Il isircported from Mexico that Gen.
Santa Anna was shot at Sisal on tho
25.h nit, He attempted to laudat Vera
Cruz; went TO sisal, yucatap, where he
was soreibly taken from an American
vessel by the Mexicans, tried condemn.
ed and shot, which j. tho end Of his
long aud adventurous career.
y Slater news does not confirm
the lua,h Of Santa Anna |, has always
been his luck to b. spared 70 bother
someboay else.
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MaximIlIlan shot.

By recent news. from Mexico, 1t Il
asccrtiiided that Maxlm'llian, the Aus
TRAN, who was placed over the Mcxiesn
Empire by Napoleon, was shot on the
loth q june. Tue news states that
Jnarez was disposed TO spare the lite Of
the 'Arehduke. but nc stated that the
Mexican people clamored so strongly
Tor ms blood that he could not resist
ana therefore gave the order. ior hls
execution, Upon application being
made Tor MaS'mlllians body Tor ship
ment to hIs brother, Francis Joseph oi
Austria, It was refused
NEW ohLtANs July The follow
ing particulars oil Mnx'mlllans cxccu-
ton have been received The trial o.
Maximhilau. Meliai and hlramon ended
on the llth ut, aud they were senten
ced to be executed on the 10th ult.--
JuaFez suspended the execution for
three days They were shot on the
18th ult., at III \. NJ.
Colnnels We're sentenced to six, lieu
tenant oolonels TO i've aud minor officers
to two years imprisonment. Brigadiers
and exceptional otheers are to be tried
by court martial
The City OF Mexico surrendered tC
piaz on the Zist' Jaurez seut him
ccnSratulntory note with directions Tor
the disposition OF the prisoners, saying
"NasiEe prisoners you WILL Transfer Il
your own command or put at liberty
according to the circumstances in which
you Ind them, Foreign prisoners you
wlli retain Tor further disposition.
Among the archives taken upon the
occupation OF Queretaro were some doc
vmen's relative to the last will OF Max
lmliian, wherein IN case Of his death
ieodoseo Learez, Jose Maria, la Cunsia
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7'nnansgny Hall.

The Democratic Society Of ST. Tam.
many, having sold their celebrated Hall
y Nss Yaik, as not eapacious onousl
for their Parpose, laid the Foundation
q aey ore on the Alb Of July inst,
fabc bailt on 18th Street, in ,nagnia-
eiens s'5le and o cost sbout s3oe,o0o.
Mayer Hoffman, as Grand saehsm, PFC
siAed - oration was delivered 81 tl.a
feacsai.s Cuban G. VespIaDsk. al
Cd written By DEWITT Van Buren.
assicaste editor Of yHx NoRI.o. Was
teaA IN him and naddressalso delivered
w Hoo. !. : Coz, Iaic member q
coassoss from Cha. non residoas II
NV Ye,. ~ u e s
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The Convention.

The Radicals papers are seeking to
prejudice the people against the Consti-
tutional Convention, because the mem.
bers, before the late recess was taken,
voted By small majority against stop.
ping their pay during the recess. We
are inclined to think that some misan.
dersiandiug exists in regard to il, aud
that the Convention has not yet acted
definitely in the matter The vote was
taken before the recess was decided gu,
and when it may have been believed
that the motion for a recess would b.
certainly lost. Though the members
will be pco.ly compensated for their
services, all things considered. vet we
think il bad policy for them 10 receive
pay when at home attending to their
private business. The enemy is closely
On the watch, and the friends Of the
Convention expect Of The members 10
saeritee much for the sake Of tho cause.
not only in this matter bu, IN the
weiehsicr matters Of the Constitution,
are they expected by the public to work
~ the most disinteros,sd and fai:lful
manner, 50 that their laboss may be re
warded BY tllc mast triumphant success
"a reward far exceeding any mere no
cuaiary compensation.
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natural differences, mus, b. a.rayad
against esch other II the ballot box
The eleetioa Of black men % Office, ap.
proprlate enough among themselves,
must awaken the icalousy of white men
and produce collision. Ii may be said
that IL Just as hard for black men 10
submit to be ruled by whites. That
MAJ be 20; but i ouIy proves that the
tao cannot get along politically iose,h.
or, and must separate, or one yield to
the other. Which should yield in this
country admits Of no doubt This is
the white mans country, settled and
appropriated By whites, aud all Other
races which attempt to stop his prog
ress must 90 down as the Iadians are
now going. Each individual has a
right to pick his company. aud each
nation has tho same right to choose
what race OF men shan be associated IL
It's government. Those who are exelu.
ded have the same right to 70 elsewhere
and do likewise.
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The prosecution closed their testimo-
~ for tho prcsent. ON Saturday last,
a,aJl III n,adl,v II. "a, made Inc
$500 n
oPsu''S ''1'o'''V". 'V' ~ us'Y"S0 -
processes tobe able 70 clear away and
to discrcdit all the damaging testimony
brought GU, against Suratt audhis moth.
or Ar,or ,..;o,,;n,, IN, ...,;,,,v a,
,....5.i i, 60,
'0"s'" ne oonVi"'eu ~ 'o'''"s
the defence wonld prove that john
suratt was 10 tanada 10 1850, and went
thence to Europe, and after two years
he Is found ~ the d'apal service. y Is
claimed That he resolved s.-OOsooo from
the Confederate Government, aud yet
he IS SO poor that he is compelled to
seek service ss private soldier. At
the end OF two years he Is lodged IN the
lall here as one Of the assassination CON
spirators, and he Is shut out from the
world, and his tale is known to no one
except ms counsel lis tale u PLAIN
and simple. and will be developed. He
Will be traced from Richmond in March,
1856, TO Montreal IN April. IL is con-
ceded that he paid his bill at the hotel
there on April 18th, and he Will show
that he was not near Washington, ex-
cept when brought back here III the
swatara. We will show where Surratt
was on April 18th and l5th, and will
show that be was not within four hun
dred miles OF Washington IL will be
shown that he went 70 certain town
aud registered his name john Harrison,
aud that he remained there to attend to
mission he was entrusted with. and
was there on April IL. twill be shown
that the register OF that hotel has mys-
ierloasiy disappeared lie viii be fol-
lowed back TO Montreal, when he ar
rived there on April 10. Facts anu
circumstances will be shown to conciu,
sNeiy demonstrate that Surratt could
not have got TO the places named Tor the
purpose OF covering up his tracks. IL
VIII be shown that while Snrratt was in
hontreal, AFTER INC ASSASSINATION, he was
not allowed TO read a newspaper in his
place oil eoncealment, aud he was not
aware OF ms mother 5 peru until the eve
o. her execution, and he then wanted TO
hasten 10 Washington to give himself
up but was not permitted to do So
IL wIlI DC shown that he hrst heard that
ne was Implicated IN the assassination
az Albany, and he then turned back to
Montreal lie did not flee for fear, but
because he knew, as well as we all
know, that justice dropped her scales
when she entered that building at the
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rd1-As you Ike ii. No, | don't like
it, said the great man cautiously. But
you must like it, replied the physician
We have to do great many things We
don't like, il We would be as we wish to
be- You must take the Pills. III be
hanged il | do, said the patient. Then
die aud be hanged If You will, said the
physician. No, no, said the patient
that win never do. doctor knock un.
dcr-give me the Pills, The physician
smiliugly, gave him box of Bryan's
Life Pills, to be taken as directed the
great man was soon better, aud eycntu.
ally recovered, jun6
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RS-li our friends viii use prepare,
lions for restoring gray hair they should
use the best in the market. Our ut
tcDtion has lately been called to an ar,
ticlc which has an extensive sale and q
very high reputation, known as Rings
Vegetable Ambrosia, aud We are inelin
ed to think that it possesses more desi
rable and less Objectionable qualities
than any other in the market. 1t res
torres gray or faded hair to its origina
color in most remarkable manner, and
by its invigorating and soothing proper
ties removes all dandruff and humor'
from the scalp. Give it fair trial and
you cannot fail to like il.
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ESTRAY.

stat, IF aarylaad Carroll county 10 wa
| hEREBY certify that william STAINS.
i bury, Of Carroll county, brough, before
me, the subscriber, a Justice OF the Peace.
in and for said county, this first day of JAY
1867, trespassing on his enclosures, u dark
brown MARE, about five years old, four.
teen hands high, bald forehead, hind fee,
white, switch tail, shod all round.
Given under my hand,
wM. ). MiTTES, j. T..
The owner Of the above described Mare,
is requested to come forward, prove proper.
~, pay charges and take her away. ~ &
WILLIAM STANSBuRY, ~
Hotel Keeper, Westminster, Nd.
jaiyll-jt
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The fall,w;,. ex,r,c, 4 49,, e,o,,
-. ~
:" ''' y wy IVY N'os'r e''''' .
eolored PFeaeiieral Washington County,
published in the lIagcrstown Fro
| fsess, aud contSins some advice which
/, u,nld ~ w.lli Ca ,h. ,o,,l, of oa,,,.
-, ~ -
y Insult
nave Always believed you TO DC an
honest upright Negro, possessing more
intellgeuee than two-th'rds oil Your
race, and endeaYor'ng to serve your tiod
as welns you knaw now uare now
sort oil representative man oi your
race aud OF course incur responsibilities
Sueh as yen never incurred before. )
sec inc Radicals are using you now and
through you your race, to forward Their
political ends They have been making
you zee lresIdept OF Their Convention,
plaeins you on their ros'rums, cheek by
JONI win themselves, Nc, all for the
purpose OF ehaihlns yeu TO their poiitl-
cal car. Ana no~s. Ss's'fi II ever /
f-Fs.the INQUEST CONVERSIONS oil my
ne'rt now DO u wnen | tel YOU that
Tue whlte man cares nothing Tor the
negro lurther than he can use hun as a
sors on stepping stone TO power. Inc
i.nuica's care nothing Tor n'm' the Dem
ocra's care nothing Tor man, the Con.
seTYAt'ves care nothing Tor him. but all
Nsh use MN Tor politlcal aggrandlze-
nent' Ana the Wonder with mo Is that
you nave no, sense enough to emo" tins
ine Only saiVatioh Tor the Negro, ~
this county Is Tor MN 70 Keep out OF
poiities. ne should neither taste, touch,
uor nanuie inc uneiean thing, GU are
now amila''ng with the iladicai party.
auu d'n you emo" 'hat ina wih m
crease tue pa"Juaiees OF all other parties
against YOU
nc Signs o. the times already md
eAle Una. 'h9 Gays Of TINS isad'eai party
are nearly hunloeredi 70 down, 1t VIII
shor'iy Is lust US certain as 1t IS certain
inc sun Wlli rise "a tho morning and
wn n, y uoes go DOWN what Is TO become
OF the poor Segro VINO mas excited the
PfeJue'ces OF all otner parties against
mn y S..aeh,ng himself to TINS mise
raoie aoo't,on ms Is a matter Tor
ssllyus leuee,'oh, e'oSar, ana before
you LAY your heau on your pillow at
nlSuI a'leF reading tH's, pray D9d to
cn''ehSea YOU Inc radicals Know
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Sections of Texas arc overrun with
cattle belonging to any one who can
catch aud brand them.
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rA-J. W. Horror OF Parkcrsbury,
West Va, says that DIR II. Anders' To-
dine Water cured him ef Scrpfnla He
had ~ running Ulcers when he common
ced taking the medicine. Persons az.
fic,cd should make note OF this, and
send to J. 7. Dinsmorc, 3G Dey Street,
New York, for a cireulsr concerning
this remarkable remedy.
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IiIiS will tlonbtlcs. be one Of the fines,
Il entertainments ever offered 70 our citi.
zens. The services of the best musical
talent in the country have been procured.
About thirty persons TO take part in the
performances.
Ee1s~ Concert to commence at s clock,
J. NJ. Tickets Of Admission 80 cents, to
be had at the principal Stores. Children
under twelve years % cents
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Georgia has built more than seventy
cotton factories since the war.
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Accounts continue to come from the
Plains of Indian hostilities 4 outragcs
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Coon, BErrER, BEsT,-=Wc have re-
ceivrd the third OF July number of the
Maryland Educaiiciiai Journal, rrplctc
with original articles Of interest aud
utility. BY +. $. ZEyELr, Baltimore,
sl.50. As this is the only publication
of the Kind in the State il should have
generous support.
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Local Intelligence.

CoScERr.-Don't fail to attend the
Concert To sIGur (Thursday.) at Odd
Fellows Hall, Westminster, for the
benefit Of the Catholic Church The
best talent has been sccnred, and rich
treat may be expected See Programme,
F3~We have received no regular re.
port Of the Tournament and Pie Mic ut
Manchester on The 18th inst. We learn,
However, that many persons attended
and were highly gratifed by the pro,
eeedings
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PAINTS for FARMERS

And Others, The GRAFTON Miner.
al Paint Company
Are now manufacturing the Best, Chespes, and
most Durable Paint in use +; two coat. we'll psi
on, MIXED with pure linsccd oil, will last 10 %
u years. II Is MA light brown sr beau,ifsl
chocolate color, aud can be changed 10 grees.
lead, stone. olive, drab or cream. 10 suit ID.
taste OF the consumer. " IL yalsable for Hoe
IS, barns. Fences, Agricultural Implcmens.
Carriage and car-mnkers. Pals and wooden.
ware, Canvas. Metal and shingle Roof. titb-.
ing Fire and Water prsnf b. bridges. barisl
Csses, Canal Boats, ships and ships Bottons.
Floor OH Cloths, tone Nannfaciurer hasinr
used saoo bhls. the past year and as pallet
for any purpose Is unsurpassed tar body. durs-
biliiy, elasticity, and sdhrsiveno-s. Price u
per bbl. Of 300 lbs., which will supply . far.
mcr for years to come. Warranted - III essss
as above. Send for a circular, which gives
full particulars. None genuine unless be- sndsd
Ia trade marx Grafton Niperai Psins. AZ.
dress DANIEf. BiDwELi., Proprietor, 20
fearl-st., New York.
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II II o q II A NJ M L .
PART 2nd.

u Columbia the Gem Of Ocean, Band.
8. Clarioneit Solo, Prof. Lewis Dielman.
0, Henrietta Polka, Band.
10, Comic Song, Prof A. Mclaughlin.
II, Piano Solo, DR.. II. Dielman.
IL, Blues Reel, Band.
Piano with Singing.
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lust received q fine assortment OF Ia.
81 dies and Misses Kid Slippers, at
WM. II. H. 0EATTY'S,
Opposite the Catholic Chnrrh,
rily II westminstcr, Nd.
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RY HENRY 2. LEEDS 1 MINER.

nENJ- p. THEALL, AUCTIONEER.-ArrRACTIv
- sale Of Household furniture Pianofortes large Not Of
y4pets Mirrors rosewood Billiard Table, China and
yaFs.,By THKALL BROS, tomorrow lsAfURDAYl
tbsrty street. general assortment Of Household Furniture
:-carvcd rosewood and walnut Parlor Suits in and
e1Ds Ktageres eecretares Dressng Bureaus
IND walnut Chamber suiu, marble top secre.ry and Il
sther Beds and Plows Lrce and Damask Curtains, Win.
~ Shades Once Tables and Desks Ayminster Wilton,
Velvet and Three ply Carpets Oicloth and Mat
~ &c Buh Cabinets Mirrors, rosewood Billiard Table.
~ She balls counters, &C.. complete Catalogues
kEw1v nSo NJ aale
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cOAsTVIsE STEAMSHIPS,
COA6CWIOE HIBA
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAkY'S
II THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
CARRYING OMITTED STATES NAIL.
PANAMA RAILROAD

CARRYING OMITTED STATES NAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
leave pier = North river foot Of Canal street. as
l2oclock, noon. foll0Ws:-
JuNs I-DCEAN QUEEN, Captain II. p. Conner, con-
Meeting with MONTANA. Captain j. Sutton.
JUNE RISING STAR. Captain A. @. Gray, connecting
with SACRAMENTO, Captain Caverly.
JUNE N.-ARIZOEA. Captain JEFF. Maury, connecting
pounds baggage allowed free 70 each adult passenger
Medicines and attendance Free
All departures touch Acapulco those OF LIST and 2ls
at Panama with for South Pacific ports
Let and llh for Central American por and those Of LIST
touch at Mansanilo.
Departure Of 18th Of each month connects with the
steam line from Panama 70 Australia and New Zealand
Steamer Of June II will connect ct San Francisco for
Japan and China See advertisement below.
For passage tickets and all further information apply at
the office the wharf foot Of Canal street. North river
New York r. r. BABY, Agent
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M poyeHly. AucroNGsR, WEI. SILL, ON
rooa " nssssa sxeI spss .nd &C.,, s ~ ss,ss :,
30 hinds o Parier rSaspS Dining Neon and Library
Scsx. " rstaS~xsa.
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DY MINER 4 soMERvILLE UNION SQUARE.
- THIS DAY, May 81, 1t II O'Clock,

vory mo catalogue OF
Horses, Carriages Harness, Phaeions, wagons 10
~ hsrness and years old, very stylish and free
sgant Park Phaston built by Miner stsvena with o.
eansion top, nearly new, with pole and shafts.
yap Buggy nearly new, well built and In frst order.
pAandd set OF double Harness.
oSrre stallion. itx hands high years old sound, kind
tss, Tstnns black Horse aoliah Is hands high years
-; has rotted In 10 wagon. Also his mate 10 hands
-, years old kind and true-together with
seat In frst rate order; Wood Brcs and st
CNestnus sorel Horse. B hands high Year,; warranted
0oan1, Kind and true.
l.y Horse, is hands high. years. good traveller; hind
kessnt Bsrouche built 10 order BY Wood Bros; In frss
Esna sa bay Horse years old Is hands high; Bashaw
- Messenger stock sound andknd in every respec;
ogeher with Road Wagon, Harncss &c. DC.
Fair Of elegant brown Horses hands high, old;
every respect srss class family team and Warranted
Very nns English NAH Park Phaeton, built By Wood
0poa shifting Top: VERY stylish: nearly new.
Day Saddle Pony Mare ID hands high years eld; very
hasdsome and stylish; fast and true
An elegant Ensiish Drag, city built nearly new.
A elegant Coupe Hockaway, built 10 order BY Minor
10y pony bull, Horse Is hands high years old sound,
enAand true.
vesy handsome dark brown Mustang Pony sound hind
80 Eue. wtth elegant Phaetcr and narnsak
&sTop Read " agon. clay built. n nrst rate order.
! I've sen Depot Wagon, IN eocd order
ypAendsd hamhletoniAn Horc, lsS hands high, years
- warranted In sssry Gag.
Ulose Czech. Ia good order.
ysr.l other Horses other Carriagss Top and
- rop Waeoua RockAways, &c.