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SCIENTIFIC.

A PEANUT-PICKER was among the new
labor-savlng machines exhibited at the
Virginia State Fair. Hitherto the nuts
have been picked off the vines BY hand
four bushels day being the fair average TOR
hand. A farmer who raised l,UOO
bushels required ten hands for nearly two
months to save bis crop, at cost of fifteen
cents per bushel. The crop raised on the
south side Of James River between Peters
burg and Norfolk, is estimated at l,OOO,-
600 bushels a year. To save this crop
would require the labor of 5000 hands for
two months, at a cost Of S2OO,OOO. 1he
new machine saves much time and labor.
The CoLoRs MOST READILY DISTINGUISH
I'D Experiments made to cscertaIn what
colors are most quickly and easily perceived
by the eye seem to show that bright yellow
is the color most easily distinguished, and
violet and red are the least readily recog
nized. After yellow, blue il most quickly
seen. These experiments may be OF SINE
value 10 improving our system Of railway
signaling TIE c8lors most readily distin-
guishable a 49, Rsaaa~@ distance are OBJ
yiously ths 49, ~ for Signals Now,
accordinE A. a erp@uments, red comes
last o. last hui $500. nnd green stands just
before a hnehi Feiiow and blue, the
cOlOrs most easily reeogBaed, would there
fore seen 70 b. prcfersbls for signal lights
In connection With this, We may mention an
interesting fact, bot one Of no practical I'm
portance further than showing that the per
ceptions Of the lowest animals seem to &C
cord with our own. When basin Of water
containing some Of those active little animals
the water-fess, is surrounded with blackeneC
paper the animals sink into inactivity, anC
when a strong beam of light is sent through
hole in the paper, they spring at once int
activity and collect in the illuminated par
of the water. Further than this, if spec
trum be projected throug slit in the paper
the greater number of animals collect in tina
part Of tie water Illuminated by the orang
yellow rays, and the fewest in the line Q
the violet, which would seem to indicate tha
they too, most readily perceive yellow light
-MechdnicS' Magazine.
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1
Winter is fast approaching. Already i
has sent out its skirmishers, in the form o.
singing winds, and b snow-squalls
With it will come long e1 -nings Of leisure
Young men, what do you intend to do with
these evenings
There are a thousand inducements tc
squander them. The gaily lighted billiard
room opens its doors and invites you ia
enter. The theatre, the ball, solicit you.
All sorts Of similar temptations allure you
to spend your time and money, and many Of
you will By drawn into extravagant expen-
ditures, by these, in themselves, innocent
amusements.
Another and worse class Of temptation,
will beset you. The drinking saloon, the
gambling den, etc, will invite you to enter
and with delusive excitements seek to blind
your moral perceptions and lead you to
ruin.
What are you going to do with these pre-
ciOus evenings? Will you throw away
their golden opportunities, and take upon
you burden of vain regret for the years
that are to come? Do you not see their
value, if improved ?
There are thousands of young mechanics
who will see these words, and will, some Of
them, perhaps, resolve that this winter shall
not be spent as was the last. This wint +
shall be devoted to neglected arithmetic, al
zebra, or bookkeeping. They will seize
the coming leisure To perfect their knowledge
Of drawing, or to complete their perusal Of
some scientific, historical, or literary work
begun long ago, but still unfinished. They
know the value Of time and they will no
longer squander it.
Alas how few Of these wise resolutions
will be kept. Yet we are hopeful that
some will be influenced by our exbortatiOns
to use their time in a more profitable man
ner than do the majority Of pieasure-loving
young men.
The means Of selfimprovement are now
so widely diffused that no one seeking
knowledge can fail to obtain them, and
while We do not counsel the utter renuncia-
ton of innocent amusements, it is always
wisdom to subordinate these things
higher purposes.
Young mechanics, and young men of
whatever occupation you may he, possibly
you may refer your future success or
failure to the way in which lou employ this
winters leisure. Then, what will you do
with your evenings
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columns one count more At the close of
his task. be jumped up as though be had
been galvanized, and rushed through the
streets, in a shower Of rain, to the house Of
bis clerk. J be clerks head capped and
drowsy, emerged from an attic window, at
the sound Of The knocker, to inquire the err
rand of bis midnight visitor. Who's
there be mumbled, and what d 'ye want Z,
{ It's me, ye ID scoondral! exclaimed
his employer; we've added up the year OF
our Lord amang the pounds ?
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Unadjustsd losses. sls.5OO.
srATH OF ILLIKoIs,
AuDIfoR's OVVTCE d Pr 90 IEsUR. NOE
sPRReFIEID, Aug 1865. J
Whereas, the Republic In. urnnee Company located
At Chicagn, In the State Of Illinois, has fled
&C. o. rement OF the cOnd ii IL. aft Irs as re-
quired by the provisions OF approved arch IL
1869. showing that It Is assessed Uf the requi ed
examnstion Of the al and condition OF said com
any. made by me in pursuance the provisions tn
act Aforesaid has fully verH the Sta emenT as fled in
this ONCE b. the said Compsny.
Now therefore. in Of the provisions a the
Aforesaid. l. Charles r. Lippincott Auditor Of pub
accounts, OF the state Of III MI. do hereby certjt,
that the said Repub ic Insurance Goa ny is
Tei TO tran ~ Of FIRE and Marine INSURANCE
10 his state, In dance with laws thereof until
the Slst day u January, A. q. 1870.
:''...;:.." IN testimony whereof have hereun-
Auditor to subscribed nv Al fixed the
OF seal Of nv Office at Springfield, tais 5tl
Illinois Illinois; day Of August; A D 1859
Seal Auditor Of Public Accounts.
ePRIEGTIELp August l6 1869
l, Gee. M BIinkern06, d. hereby certify that by
ihsrity OF Bon. c. b. inlinc,n. AudnOr o. Pubic
Accounts OF the state Of Illinois, rxamina person y
in detail books papers, vouchers, and assets tho
lublic Insurance Company OF Chcs o. and Ound the
said Company 70 po-sess Ia their own right aud title,
the following Ass-ts. TO-wit
United States bonds 5-2Os [par ss7s. 900,
ma ket value 81 i95S g., $50 307 on
Cash In once and in Union National
Bank les, SIS OIL
Cash In of transmission, July l.
1869. BIT since received. 17.ss3.5 So
Premium notes taken Tor marine risks
N stIy bill. receivable 175, 1888 40
Due, a. per DO ks, from sgents. Office
and from other in>ura1ce companies q, 376 54
Salvsges and IeclAmstions claimed by
the Ompxuy q254 81
nice furniture and fixtures 1918 "a
Total 81 ABS Su3 Sc
Given under my hand, at Springfield, H.. the dat,
above written
GEO n PR,NRrpuORF
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Some Mothers Child.

uhore or Awav IN IRE allev sire /,
" bersver 1 chance In this wid world 10 meet
A girI that Is thouyhtless. or boy that 10 Mid
NV heart echoes softly. "'ris some mYthet'sc M"
Add when those DER whom long years have rolled
whose hearts have grown hardened whose spirits
cold.
Be Il woman all SiIen. man ali dehsd,
A voice whispers sadly, "Ahi so mothers child"
M matter how far from the right she has "a, ed;
NJ matter what inroais dishOuor hath made
No matter IhRt clement cauksred The pearl
Though tar1see1 and lued she 10 some mothere girl
NJ matter how wayWord his foo steps have been;
NJ m. tier hos deep ne sunNrn In sin
No matter r"S low IL his stand ,rd 81 jy
Though guilty and lOathsome, he mothers boy
FRAT head hath been pI'oWsd IN some tender breast
That form hath been wept Ger, those lips have been
press'd;
That soui hAth ben prayed for, IN tones sweet and
rNt:
TOr her sake deal gently with some mothers child.
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THE OLDEST AND BEST.

THE very greatest want 10 the rotor Of to-
day, is AbI- fearless Ou;SpoEen paper uutrammeed
independent. Anl truly devoted the Of reorm.
Such a paper. lie the wOtKNeHAx's A, vOcArs Many
efforts have been made ~ithIu years past start
each paper. Every Of these enorts, up within
short time have failed. il is necessary SPEAK Of
the causes Of such failures; 10 enough 70 know that
At this time there ia bat paper Of all those started
that has any claims a. National organ. The WoRKIse-
having surmounted all the obstacles that led 70 The fail
Of the macy other efforts made by various parties In
many parts of the country. The Advocate is up
arm basis, perfectly from the possibility OF
failure that people subscribe for it and feel
that hey will lose their money they have many
times In the past The ADVOCATES not only the OLDEST
the LARGEST, and the paper in the country
ed 70 the interests OF Labor Reform; not only nov
upon nrm financial basis. but It is published BY
whose record friends Of the Labor Peform
Is suca to furnish guarantee that the paper will
main the champion or the reform movement under any
and ell circumstances
The Advocate will ever be g sentinel upon the
watchtower, guard the interests Of the people
While lighting every species of wrong shall be aim
70 SEX out the CAUSES O~ which few the many dlsOr
ders Of society and make vigOr Gus war upon them,
great aim Wi be to strike at the root Of e We
viii advocate entire change in the monetary system
Of the country, upon the principles and through the
means embraced 10 the Platform Of the National Labor
Tnion We shall advocate she adoption, by the National
Government, Of a new land policy, taking the ground
that not another Of the public domain should be
disposed or to any company corporation person upon
any terms whatever except in small parcels
seItIers GhAII favor taxing all uncutvsted lands
and com cling companies. corpora ions aud persons
holding lands BY government grant TO put the same Ia
market government prices Is per Acre) within
given time ARD in Of failure to do the land %
revert back to the government We shall advocate the
abolition OF the present National Bank systematic call
ing in Of the whole Bank circulation issu
ing in ITS pl ce treasury certificates, convertible INTO
bonds bearing Low interest," and Vice versa, at
The viii OF the holder We shall advocate q Labor De-
partment at washington such as contemplated in the
resolutions adopted In the session Of the NatOns
and every form in which il can be applied to proudc-
lon ami dstriburion. We shall advocate the shorten
ns OF the hours q LABOR in every department Of indus
r. We shall sdvoests q stringen; apprentice lsw IL
very sS.ie .nd -ntre revolution in the system Of
iris n LabOr In every state.
We shall advocate equal rights and privileges 70 the
70. kine~ODsn Of our country Our motto shall be-
Equal and Justice II" people. We shall Advo
ate the
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PLASTIC RERs.

OPERATIVE PLASTERERS' PROF.
~ TIVE and BENEVOLENT SOCIETY o. cHIe,1
LII, meets every TUESDAY evening, al O'asi .
their Hall, Room No. Limbs Block.
JAMS BERRY, Preai'
a. 5. CArNoE, Corresp nding Sec 2es 2ia strsl
VIZ PlSooTT, kec. see'ry. l6l -,bor 81.
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OTOCK AND MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
Office, Isl Washington Street,

CHAUNCBY +. EOwRN, President
r. 2. LAYTON Vice President.
CHARLES F0LLANSBEE. Treasurer.
MARTIN HATCHER, Secretary.
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RAILWAY ME-TA6LE.


d ABROAD TIME TABLE.-ARRIvAI
L y AID DEPARrURB TEAIEs.-Trains viii leave and
arrive ~ CHICAGO a. follows;
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD.
cOuSciL BLUrVs AID OMAHA LINE
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NJ ACHINISTs.
MOLDERs.

IRON MOLUERS' 90 OPERATIVE M
Il PROrtCTigg UNION, NO 3. Of ciueur,pa
meets every alternate saturday uight At UOnaag,u-
hall, Eos ~ md 26 Nrat 5th Er
JAHSs A. PseH, re-id-t
Z. O AHEHLHM, w. siding Secretary.
We will n.t ~ w. tbal w Nv m9 " nent,y, :, .
POst one ~ der DtAtt " kxur-s-
Address aii COMA. ca tnn- D.
y q. SHANNON. Sars ar
CHICAGO IRON MUULDERy UNA
~ No. %, meets Al the Trades Assembly H.R !
Randolph street. NJ wern FrAnklin and Marhes ruWu
every FRIDAY eV=ns- HH4 O'Clock
7. LTSca, Prus-t
M.RTTE scULLT. Rec Secretary
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What Has Been Done.
Init Life Department, the Travellers has already In
ita hrst - enty mouths business written 100 H.
cies-a greater number than any other life company 10
the aAme lime With une excep ion).
In its Accident department il has written upwards
lbs, 900 p"Iicies, and
Pad Three Quarters Of a Million in Losses.
including .4OO 10 by n0n-fst. injury and Ia
deatn losses by accident, In which the large sum d
sos 900 wssresiiEed s. 1884 received premiums
}. %. BArrehSUN, p rsdenL
RODNEY DENIS, Secretary.
OHAS. e. wills IN. Assistant Secretary
EDWIN W. Bay mt, Actuary
Hos. ELIZUR WRIGHT Con'lt Actuary
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Combined Life "nd accident Insurance IN
der one Pulley md Premium.
The Traveller also Combines with any approved form
full HE insurance, Shen desired the a,ment II
EseHy indemnity TOR totally disabling Inu les ~ acct
continuing sill the benefits 5th Lite and
Accident Insurance under I~,icy ana remium Al
rates less than INST companies cha ge Lit
alone. This torn OF policy with much favor, A.
he Trave'e rs Is the oDly company that writes it.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
JOHNSTON Il VAN TASSELL'S
| BY ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, Auctionoer
1uig uav. at IL O clock

'oHSsTSs xhS J TASsss
,o n sFs;S i y vSs n 41ss &
will sell at their Horse Auction Mart liz Fast Thirteenth
near SfpEf Ssi sS9"
Of our business is made feature and specially and con-
III East Thirteenth street near Fourth avenue,
the year.
hs Of a 10 al % other
n oArSsGs y " Tss b HLr
w Long
saddle free Vice M Kind and b.,
pole and to best se " ay q s
together With no top Totng piano box Wagon set single
Very Handsome stylish e. black Horse with flowing m.ne
saddle Wee wagon inside four
and ana
saddle not to be e.celed for ocers charger he
thing together WIN essan. piano boz shifting Wsso
nearly new bn by nrs class MAKER set stelng Harness.
sSss eoaps Horse spring
and trus is superior animal FOR coupe family express
Flag tan sorrsl Mare 49, hands, year. Find IN a. har
a sna or sS ,u for s .aa q .
Bay Carriage Horse with long TAIL 10 hands years kind
in ali free from vice. good traveller hns style; Kind
under saddle fine travellers will stand without teng
locomotive, afraid OF nothing Sold for fault only
want Of use. Warranted sound, Kind and true.
Gray Horse, 1b9 hands, kind In ali harness; free
from vice; has trotted in 2 40; kind and true.
Black troine Horse. l5 hands, sired by Hiram
Drew kind in al harness. free from vice trot to beat
three minutes when ncondon warranted sound kind and
Earouche lined with brown satin and top piano
box half spring Road Wagon, built BY Miuer Stevens.
Bay Horse Isl hands kind in all harness. good
roadster; kind and true Also top Wagon and set of
single Harness, &C.
Bay Horse by Kentucky Hunter OF Oneida county, 15<
hands, years. kind in all harness free from vice. has
trotH close to minutes; kind and Also
Top Wagon built by Brewster OF Broome street, nearly
sot Harness. &C.
harness free from vice. good Travellers free aud stylish
Bay Mare III hanos sold for account Of whom may
Bay and black Team 1b hands, kind In all harness. free
from vice. all day traveers free and stylish drivers;
afraid of locomotive; lady child drive them
respect first family csss warranted sound,
kind aud true
Gray Pacing Horse l hands yoar kind in all harness.
rsnted sound. kind and true
Dark bay Horse, l5 hands, years. free from vice,
celen work horse
Roam Horse l5k hands, years kind harness. sups-
ror under saddle Tree from vice. trots close three
tes kind and true also top Wagon nearly new, built by
Benson Bros. set single Harness, &c, &C.
Four top wagons and tumble seat Rockaway, all In
good order and Portland cutter Sleigh and
thrcequarter seat Road Wagon, built by Stivers.
Several other Horses top and no top Wagons Full des
scrptIon time of sse We never postpone sale account
OF the weather.
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AUCTIoN-THIS DAY,
N (FRIDAY), at 10 O'Clock,
by JOHNSTON * VAN TASSELL,
Al hair ri


1l2 East Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue.
Elegant team bay Horses 15s hands, and years. kind
in all harness. free from with fine style and action all
day travellers of great endurance and bottom been
family all summer ard In sold for
and superior for family and warranted sound.
kind and true.
Look at catalogue above
We postpone y sale account OF the weather.
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WANTEDA HORSE THAT CAN BEAT 10, FOR A
tract OF Land containing than 400 acres, about
W miles from Now YORK. Address HORSE Herald onice.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

CLEIGHs BELLS, RoBEs-2oO sLFIGns, ALI STYLES
- $50 and upwards second hand sxsea and CATER chsAf
LOCO straps Bells, 30 Robes.
WITrY's Sleigh Emporium, 6ss broadway.
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At AUCTrON-THIs DAY
"A FRIDAY, at ~ O'Clock,
BY JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL.
Mt their Auction Mart
liz East Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue.
CROSSED MATCH TEAM, bay and black. about l5s,
hands kind 10 all harness. Of great endurance not
OF locomotive, lady or child drive them; prompt,
spirited and stylish will stand without tying; have bee
used only for private driving; excellent family team aud
warranted sound kind and true.
Look At catalogue above
We postpone sale account of the weather
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COAsTWISE STEAMSHIP.
DACIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's
il. THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA

DAcIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's d.
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE GREATLY REDUCED.
Through rates Now York to San Francisco -
81. s,S', Is s; sisS s';:: sss
according 10 location OF berth.
These rates include berhs board and all necssass for
,s, - Of n; above line Leave pier No % Ss5s
Of each MONTH when those days fall on Sunday then
One hundred pounds of baggage each adult Medi
November ao..ALAsKA. Captain Gray, connecting with
Steamer JhPAs viii lesv. San Francisco December for
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
for .a induced rae, Of r.a.ss ds
venbcr ~ All the usual facilities afforded shippers in col
For Freight or passage tickets and all further information
apply a. the c0mpany' ticket 0me' on shs wssrt foo; Of
u Company.-Tho elegant sitewheei steamship SOUTH
Dc Jsneiro on tuesday November 49, ats o'clock p NJ
from ' ~ Norm vii william Iissss
No. Bowling Green, Ny.
limited STATES STATES. NAIL IA IT. TO HAVANA:
f ;om psr So precisely
coIGMBiA, Captain <. Van sice via Nassau. D.esmber
~ '''' 's :. ' g. WHEELER, ". President
No. Bowling Green
HAVANA, sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ
New York and Mexican Mail Steamship line, at n. NJ
from pier IL East river
The splendid steamers
CRY OF aEkico, pesien Sssrasy De- Dee
For freight OF passage apply 10
r. ALEXANDREA SONS. IS Broadway.
FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IL Despatch Line
The steamship CIRCASSIAN will lssve pier II East rivsr
saturday November 49, at NJ First class passage $780,
second xs For passage apply At the SOUTHERN STEAM
shIP Ticket 0nice, 10 Broadway.
FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.-DEsPATCH LINE
Tbs strictly brat class steamship SlkcAssins, Ellis
~ a. O'Clock n. Pansge, f5o second clss" va for
freight apply 10 N. II. BINGHAM. 81 WAL street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DAwNBROKER's NOTICEABLE GOODS PAwNED
i ut NJ. BRUCKHEiMER'S, AZ Sixth avenue must DO
| radae nedW wit III ty dayn.
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

j OF Galveston Steamers.
eailng every Saturday, at r. NJ, Touching at Key West
The AZ steamer GENERAL SEDGwICk, Captain Gstea
at pier 20 Esst river will sail Saturday November ID
All Goods Tor Houston hs interior will be forwarded b.
our agents Aessrs H. &caahan Co.., free OF wharfage
o'hysW ol conimlsaons Tor receiving or forwarding
Insurance guaranteed as low by other route No
detention a. 9alyeSion For Freight passage apply to
Q. II. MALLOKY / CO, l52 Maiden lane.
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GENERAL MEADE,
Captain A. w. sampson,
will be despatched Saturday. Nov ID at O'Clock ~
from pier 70 North
Freight through rates for st. Louis Mobile aaa
Galveston.
Tho CRESCENT CITY will succeed Saturday, Nov. %.
For freight passage having superior accommodations
apply TO -
40 broadway.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

TROY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TRoY.-THE ELE-
i CANT steamers VANDERBILT and CONNECTICUT leave
pier "a North river Spring every evening 5atur
days exccpted) at o'clock r. N. Fare only 81 30 being
81 10 les than rail and TO cheaper Than any other line ana
like reductions all points North West and East Tickets
and DoDD5 Express 439 and Stl Broadway New
York and No. Court street. Brooklyn and 3os West street
VONKERs FERRY LEAVES PIER So NORTH RIVER
i at 4 r. N. Sundays at 10 A. NJ. and r. NJ. Freight
received daily. ONCE 223 Vest street.
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L'oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.-oLD LINE-LOw
IL freight.
The well frat class sidewhee steamship DE sOrOs
Thos H. Morton commander, will leave pier 80 North river
on SATURDAY, November IL, at r. M Freight taken -
through rates for St. Louis, Mobile and Galveston.
For freight PASSAGE having superior accommodations
apply 10
The VICTOR win follow from pier 90 East river
G. III. MALLORY 4 co.
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JOHN L. vANpEwArER, AucTIoNEER,

4
s
her equal for beauty style and speed found
Ssa r o si y % ssn
warranted sound and kind tine and developed
s sS e; ,s"s wssG. waterman maker set
property Of private gentleman. ''' y
s. s. ss'ea Of min.
Very ns nay raSa,n Horse Is hands 81.
Thoroughbred dam very stylish SNOWY and spirited .na
DRYER a. t Gs an nn%. 2. Or road
traveller; viii beat three Also very stylish Drag or
property q gentleman leaving Tor Florida "00' &C.,
. y 81. s sns: ca Wander
s. 1o 81 be ssp =,
.Ia.5 M ss: %
s w ssa .S s or
sS I vs9p as
e.. az snd on nes Of sd nes
ha. ridden y children summer '0'na
S' s s1si
sres tires clips &C., warranted every way Rockaway
Stock 10 DO a, II o'clock Sale prompt alta
A soTsp T &c. y O, HonsE ss HANDS YEARS
faults Tricks or pemshes have driven him ss r MN no
years Aso l49 pound T9.sing Wagon Harness, win
tory-,irh street. between Eighth avenue Broadwsy
A s5ORTMENr OF CARRIAGES, SLEJGHs UAR.
"A ness, BELLS dc Attention Is solicited to my manufas
ure OF Road Wagons at reasonable prces Established 1884
HICKS, 81 Barclay street.
A BEAUTIFUL COT Pc, TRIMMED BROWN SATIN, At
n bargain All styles family Carriages reduced rrlces
comprising Rockaways, Phaotons, vicioriAs TO- large
assortment Of selghs. WITTY, 6Ss Broadway
4 FINE lot OF HORSES, SUITABLE FOR ALI,
"A purposes will be sold cheap at s. HEINkMAN'S, ~
Wooster street.
A LARGE YOUNG HORSE FOR sALE-is HANDS
N high; gentle, kind and sound. Apply to s. Q. SMITH.
202 william street. Frankfort House.
FINE BRED MARK-lsY HANDS HIGH, YEARS
"A old stylish driver; sound kind and true eia6 Can
be 81 aS Fulton strsst
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1'EE CELEBRATED AMERICAN HORSE CLIPPING
i shop, l,5H Broadway, MCINTYRE, GkOGAS A HEN
Messy all orders runesuay attended horses clipped In
the nnest style.