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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08

Old Judge 3 of New Hampshire,
was what Artemos Ward would hayo
called "sociable cuss" off the bench,
and was noted Tor claiming aoquain-
auco with any one whose appearance
happened to please him. Entering a
crowded car on the Boston and Maine
Road one day, bis honor found tho
only unocupied scat to be by the side
ola smartIy dressed and rather good
looking Young &oman. Ascertailing
that the seat was not engaged, tho
Judge settled himself comfortably in Il
and turning with his accustomed bland
fatherly smile 70 his fair companion,
said
Your face seems familiar 10 be, my
dear; think | must know you.
j should think you might, said the
unknown, IN hoarse, whisky, coniralto
voice, tuning yindictiye pair Of eyes
on the astonished Judge. 4 should
think you might; you sent me TO the
House Of Correction for three months
fast winter, you Internal old scoundrel.
The Judge did not press the claim
for acquaintance any further ia that
quarter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08
1HERERO SfE0 TlE q ULF STREAM or
nm racine
10y T. D. aftutF.

The Equatorial Current Of the Pacific
is wider and grauder even than that Of
the Atlantic 1t is the parent stream,
ont o. which SO many other bodies OF
water obtain their volume. 1t moves,
as DO a.l such currents of the ocean, on
tie line Of a great circle, and this cir
Gle iuterseeis the equator at an acute
angle Of only few degrees. 1t sweeps
to the westward, ia uninterrupted
grandeur" as one expresses it, around
three orghts Of the circumference Of the
globe, until diverted by the continent
Asia. and split into innumnable streams
by the Polynesian Islands. Reaching
the Ladrones, it imparts much wamer
climate than it has given to .he Sand
Wich or Aarquesls. The Philippines
are nade 9ppressiyely hot even in win.
ter, aud one familiar with il has said:
The ieryor increases as we reach Ma
Iacca, is all laglow 10 ludia, aud becomes
sitting IN its intensity Gs these equato-
rial waters, after travelling fifteen thou
sand miles an bong fully three hun
dred days under ii vertical sun, are
thrown against the eastern shores OF
Africa This Equatorial Current is as
broad as the Torrld Zone, and ont Of it
comes the kuIo Swo
The latter possesses a temperature
more striking in its contrast with the
surrounding waters than does the Gulf
stream Of the Atlartic
Suaking of' al FOrmosia from The
great Eqnatoril it moves with majes-
tic powers, needless Of the fercast gale,
and to the rye 81 the tLoughtful OBJ
server is bent upon the q s.harge Of
some momentous mission Reaching the
forteth parallel Of north latitnle, its
surlars i swept by the "braye west
winds ol the northern hemisphere. II
NOW seems to curve away 10 the Amer.
lean shores On the track of ITS north
easterly fow tie mal-maker writes an.
other name as il SOME mighty power
had dgvcied t. But it has not been
turnoI only aIH3e foamy surface has
been h8aa aoag ID ihe easteriy set
Tie iguai only skinned The
recursaoa ahieh ponr5 around tht
southern c9ast3i Alaska, and leaves IL,
western ,aatss "A aytka Island. is bat o
dHtl Tie Tremendous bulk Of equalo.
Iisl at usbrs oa in Z clsngeiest
course ltis O. ing Ia obedience e
steady all a,mghtg hand. Eyery
dmp hr> Die Ha0I-e n force IL can
poJ eHtt Ltrs drop lighter thar
tH igop q polar eaieg, With which j
haaieulug 81 ezcAaHee places, lest 10,
eqg i6ram oi nature be ogerlhrown
but 80 ii. say t receives. eFefy no
nlent aa iApaei from Gle eNth'f fot
tnfoH, Aud tbus i moves On tie iiuN
of ateat circle l tie n9 iueast aB,
entering lerugs Sea knocks i0r I'D
mis - Is ,Ee vety eaies II tae P0a
0anaH ln lts coarse ts pathway !
a3eas ih tie msrzs q l. iherm
asa climatic pga ltle Gui S.l.
bas clothed Ireland alth its robe of gct
das. aud made j. tie "Euerad T.
the kuto SiRo has done - mueA "a
the Aieataan Islands and Alaska Thel
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08
pragasrs aufsT Hts

a UrcmW raR faE rowEry MILLS
Question How much money wus
expended II Vermont last yg4r o8 iu-
taSicating drink
Answer There was expended un
liquors wines tobacco, and candy toe
enormous sums Of $6,5S6, 06j
Question What proportion of this
vast sum was expended Ia wines and
liquors
Answer At least onc.half. or $3,.
Sg3;032
, Question How much of this latter
sum was probably spent in liquors for
mechanical and medicinal purposes Z
Answer $500, 900 would be liberal
amougt for an such purposes
4 Question Can you give some idea
Of the vast amount Of liquor which this
great sum Of money would purchase Z
Answer At one dollar per quart it
would lill a reservoir in which could
freely float a full rugged ship Of war;
or if gathered in one body on Main
street, aud then suddenly let loose, il
would food our entire village, carrying
death and destruction in its course
3 Question DO these vast quantities
81 intoxicating drinks and tobacco do
any commensurate amount of good !
Answer AS medicine, or in mcchan-
les or chemics, they arc allowed to be
useful, but as beverage they are
neither essential nor bcniicial, bAt are
productive of immeasurable evil
6 Question After dcducting $685.
600 for liquors used IN medicine and
science, aud S393, ,065 for candy, what
could be purchased for the good of our
people, with the 10000, 600 expended
in wines, liquors and tobacco in this
State last year.
Answer $4,000, 900 would purchase
100 600 suits of boys clothes at $50
per suit, 100, 900 suits for girls clothes
at $50 per suit 100000 gentlemen 3
hats at IS per hat; 100, 900 ladies bon
nets at s5 per bonnet; and 100000
barrels Of flour at $40 per barrel, or it
would purchase more houses than are
now built in Rutland, Burlington and
Brattleboro put together each house
to cost 81 900.
I Question What would this vast
sum Of money do towards meeting the
intellectual wants Of our State and
people
Answer; 1t would procure library
Of 5000 volumes, for each Of three
hundred towns build 100 High Schools
at cost of SIS, 600 each ard suppl IT
2, 2,l50 teachers with the average salary
Of s 600 each
8 Question What would So 900, 600
do towards meeting the religious wants
Of State and nation
Answer; II would build 100 churches
at $26 900 each support $500 minis
ters on an average salary Of 1000
each and purchase 2,0O0,O 900 copies oi
the scriptures for distribution among
the destitute.
$ Question In view of this vast
waste Of money what is our duty
Answer; Totally to abstain from the
use of intoxicating drinks.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08

WHr BrmAHok FouNp IN MS Bm
At the Prussian headquarters in Meaux
the king occupied the front, Count Bis.
marck the back rooms Of the archbish.
ops palace The apartments of the
count were on the ground floor, and
looked out upon the extensive gardens
to the rear Of the palace, The 10th Of
September had been a very busy day to
many Of the Prussians, aud not least
Of all 60 the count He was riding all
day, and in The evening be had long
conference with the king, Tired with
those difficult abors he hastened when
he reached his room, to prepare for
bed lie had scarcely, however, began
to nndress himself wnen he heard d
rustllng among the bedclothes, and on
searching found there TO his aatonish.
ment an infant not more THAI four
weeks old. On looking closer he found
by the side of this oniant trouye the
following note My husband fell at
Sedan | have nothing to eat Des.
pair forces me to part with my only
child. 1t has been baptised Vim.
cent Nor does this curious story end
here. To make il dramatically com
plete and symmetrical, the unfortunate
mother committed suicide. The matter
is said to have reached the ears Of the
king, and orders we're given that the
desolate infant should be sent TO Berlin.
Was ever life SO curiously begun.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08

A Hwr.--Not many miles from town
company Of few friends might have
been seen one evening in the parlor Of
an old couple, spending a few hours ia
social chat Time few rapidly 10 al,
save the "heai Of the house, who.
about pine O'clock got very sleepy. he
never stayed out Of bed later than that
II BE could help H. The company, how
ever talked and talked and talked %
the old lady, who enjoyed the converse.
tion mnch whilst her bigger hale dozcd
and nodded and occasionally snored
just little Finally getting his eyes
full opened and seeing the clock mark,
ed balfpast nine De turned yawniugly
towards the partner of bis Joys and his
sorrows and aid. Wife hadn't we bet
ter 20 10 bei Iha folks went 10 "a
/ home
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08

The way % get along IN the world is
TO make every step one that is ahead,
and eacb 10 follow lis predecessor Full
fifty per cent Of the efforts Ii the world
are absolutely wasted IN indirect df,
fuse and indefinite labors, Young men
start On IN life without purpose Or point
neither casting a thought On their Gt
ness or nndtness ior a particular calling;
now doing this thing, now that, and al
Ter that, nothing, one day going On
another On the right or loft, the next
backward, and then not going II an;
which Is perhaps as bad az the whole
combined The straight line IL life i
the one that leads stnght ahead This
almost always secures success
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08

TIM pEopLE LrEHARY CoaFASiog,
for November, comes 10 as as bright
aud as fresh looking as the green fields
are aitel a gentle rain tits Published
b. + g Allen a Co, Augusta Maine
Terms - cent per year 4 Gne Steel
Engraving entitled From Shore a.
Shore, js presented 70 every new sub.
seriJcf Il is really one of the most
plcaFi0g engtayings ever before the
public lhe Companion Il printed on
fine, heavy paper it columns are ~
lad 70 ihe ldm With good things by
talented authors and wit1al i Is one
of tbs largest ana finest illustrate faro.
iiE Epapau published
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08

DR. MACKENztE's LIFE OF Charles
DIcKESs is having an immense sale. II
has been published but two months, and
the Publishers announce the tenth cd-
ton 1t is only sold by Subscription,
and a Canyasscr is wanted in every
Township, and we would advise all in
search of work and money to send for
a Canvasser's Outfit, (costing 81 and
commence al once canvas sing their Vi.
cinity thoroughly for Subscribers for
Mackenzie's Life Of Charles Dickens,
price only So copy, it being the
cheapest and best selling Subscription
Book ever published Employment
given to all who will apply Large
commissions are paid, and steady and
profitable work can be secured in any
locality. With this Popular Work,
territory may he canyasscd a third or
fourth me with as good success az at
first il being racy, chatty. yet reliable,
written by his life long friend, who is
universally acknowlci ged to be pccu-
liafly qualified for the task, he having
been engaged for several years past in
collecting material for this interesting
work. Address T. 3. Peterson x
Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa, who viii
send Photograph ol Charles Dickens
TO every CmyassCr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08

les cream had melted and there was
n9 vinegar i5t the ca meas except
what uss b. ms boot aa4 q c5nrse
that v 81 81 immaiiaie Ua The
maHc eaeaer piled ,0poi eGee On
N.aua Aun bead aHa pulled all her
irza.gs aH trying % Wspe ali 'He coffee
with hl. handkerchief ihsn sat pp
un raspberry re aai spoiled mt
white pants. aud concluded / didn't
want anything more bail 10 stand
up against 81 lhc at q tho aiter-
aeon.
The day afforded considerable tsfie
iy, compared % everyday Office jife uut
there were So many lttie daahaea
thal 1 lld moi enjoy the day - much
as might have dong tur8 Heri3
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08

sro mart tlel v't living green Iht
Gocks aJcy o. 5later iu uHtsr
Htt@r se tr,t.ts irGI3 S'tssn=
richly supplies theu With timber 'at
their caumt, ana eup'arwat. IS 3a-
pan aHl Jmua l0ftacr furniture
Atlantic Monthly I9r Qe.oafr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08

Hc ttst has uegef ku0wu adversely
is bar half acquainted with otLcrs, of
with himself Constant sgec shows
$50 bus one sila % fAe would Fof, as
il HraHde us Utb friends @bo w y
iell only ar merits SO it silehees
those efgmiet from whom alone we eag
learn guf defects Calt9s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-30
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
r BRowNsToN's WHOLESALE AMERICAN CON-
Scotch specially Pure Mixed and Stick Candy and ali
oher kinds OF American Candy. All orders promptly at
TOYS AT RETAIL. MECHANICAL Toys. LARGE
SELLS Toy Bazaar, ss John street, near Nassau
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.
A GENTLEMAN. DESIRES ONE OR TWO ROOMS
n One to be furnished bedroom, the other paror,
s and rR ress "
third and Eighth avenues in quiet respectable family,
Xdress AMOUR Herald oco requiring
A SET OF LARGE LOFTS wANTED-FOR SHADE
a manufacory say lx5ox?6xOo deep also wanted
DRUG STORE wANTED-IN THIS CITY, DOING A
. @ %e sa o aSe first
TWO GENTLEMEN wANTA SMALL, NEATLY FUR
Jr, box $500 Post oalcc $500
WA.sNnrnED--lIN, NH. HARLEM I ONE FURNISHED ROOM;
wife, Address H. W., Harlem Post Office.
WANTED UNTIL FIRST or MAY NEXT, BY A FIRST
cass party with small family furnished
Lexington and Sixth Address, with full particulars
WANTED TO HIRE--.A HALF HOUSE OF FIVE OR
eInan wife and servant IN good reere se
exchanged before December Address stating
terms A., box l52 Herald Office.
WANTED-DEsK ROOM, WITH USE or LIBRARY,
w in lawyers office. position salary by compe.
ten, lawyer. Address ATTORNEY AND CGUNsELL0K,
WTANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM, SUITABLE FOR
w houseke epng, for and wife only Address.
ing terms which must be reasonable, r. F. Herald Office.
WANTED A FURNISHED HOUSE TILL APRIL. BY
w private family g adults. Address, stating terms,
s. W. G., Herald once.
yVANTEp-Two NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND
Dress Rssda II Se iS iG mors at o @ode" price Ad
IArANrED-BY A SMALL FAMILY OF THREE
w nice Floor Of four Or I've rooais with private family
preeled Rent not to exceed 80 per month Address O.,
w ANTED--A FURNISHED HOUSE IN CENTRAL Lo-
Address E. Herald S-o oes - - "'' s'' 'D
WANTED-By A SNAIL AMERICAN FAGILy or
w nduitx Second Third Floor Of four FIVE rooms
abou: $25. Dress with particulars ROBERT II. PETERS,
Herald ofDce.
WANTED y? LEAsE--FEoN JANuAay Or FEBEu-
sey and Chambers, or on Chambers Warren Barclay
street, between Church and West. Parties Intending
viii be offered them 70 vacate Address j. D. - box log
WANTED TO RENT FOR 4 WINDOW SHADE MAN
cions Lofts. Address, with full particulars WINDOW
SHADES, Herald pice.
MARBLE MANI, LIS.
DEcoRArED. MARBLE MANrnLs wAINscouNG,
~ Furniture Tors &c in rerresen,a'on Of az foreign
MID DLEfiELD COMPAaf, ls6JBro1dway,
Branch waerooms, No. wloushoy Buildings Brooklyn
MARBLEIzED SLATE MANTELs.--RICH AND LIE
In CANT designs, from 49, ri3 Sl5 up to $40. i. II.
STEWART \ CO.. 500 Sixth avenue, between Ihiry.iith
and Thiithsxth streets
MARBLE AND MARBLE12ED MANTELs, or THE
WI latest imported patterns; Monuments, Headstoncs at
reduced prices A. kLABER, marble wcrks, l3 ani
1876 Eighteenth street, Third avenue, New York.
- KLABER & CO.. MARBLE WORKS, 2l7 TO g23
-. West Fitty-rs street. between Broadway and Eighth
avenue. Marble aud Marbezed Mantels, Monuments Head
stones, Rurean Table, Pumbers SLABS. largest varieties.
cheapest In the city.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTS-NNTn PAeE-Foalth. fifth and sX,h
AsTROL6uY. TWELFTH PAGE-Fom,h column.
s saks ANb
BoARpERs ,wANrED-sroosD rAer-Firs,, second and
BROOKLYN ZEAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srooSD
BUSINESS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAeE-Thrd col
CRY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE~sncosp PAoE-FiftA
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-TwELrrn PAaE-First and
sy ore seG on, columns , ,,.,u,
ooXcnSEs AND S PAsrssc
coAsTWIsE sTEAhsHIPs-F PAGE-Flf,h and sixth
GoPAETXEssHJPs NINTH PAsE-T Third column column
PESfisTs7 o fwR Psasnsxiis column.
bwEsa HOUSES To
FVRNlsHED-sroosD PAaE-rhird and fourth col
EUROPEAN srEAMsuIrs FEST rAsEv loaI column
EyEs AHn column
s NOME hsb TO
SEoovD PAsE-Fourh column.
FRENCH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAan-Thlrd
HELP P' WWAATSrED-MALEs TWELFTH rAen-seoond and
HELP wANTED-FEMALEs- TWELFTH PAaE-FIrst col
HSEsS ssssaaS ss7 psssssa
HOUSES. ROOMS. &C., WANTED-FIRsr PAdE-Third
LECTURE SEASON-FIRsT PACE-Po urth column.
LOAN OFFICES-FIRST PAGF-Fourth column.
LOST AND FOUNp-FIRBT PAGE-Sixth column.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAGE--Fourth column.
MARBLE MANTELS-FIRsT PAGE Third column
MEDICAL-TwHLFTH PAGT--Sixth column -
MILLINERY AND Observation-Disclosures rAGk-Firs
IsCELLxNEoUs ADVERTISEMENTS TENTH PAGE
M!scsI IiIn SsI' oTs-Szsrn Fourth column.
MUSICAL-TwELFTH PA0E-Fourth column
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-Fourth column
PERSONALITIES PAGE-First column.
PIANOFO RTES-NINTH PAGE-Fifth column.
POST OFFICE NOTlCE-TwELrTH PAGE-Sixth column
PROPOSALS-FIRsT PAGE Fourth column. - 800
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SECoSD PAGE--Sixh column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEooND PAGE-Sixth
column
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sKcoND PAGr-sixth column
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-Third column
REWARDS-FlRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
SALES AT AUC1ION-TwELFTH PAGE-Fifth and sixth
columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
AND TWELFTH PAGE-Firsl column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-TwE PAGE-Flrst
SPECIAL NOTICES-FIRsT PAGE-Frst column.
SPORT1NG-DOGS, BIRDS, &o.-FIRsT PAGE-Second
column.
THE TRADES-TwELrrH PAcE-Third column.
THE TURF FIRST PAGR-Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SECoND FACE
Third column.
TRAVELLERS & UIDE-FIRsT PAGE-sixh column.
UNFURNlSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Fifth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIR6T PAGE-First column.
WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &C.-TwELrTu PAGE-Sixth col
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &c-Fmsr pAGE-First column
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

ANY PERSON HAVING LIQUOR STORE FIXTURES
~ tor sale, mcung Counter Beer Pump, Glassware, &c,
&c find purchaser addressing o. NJ a5 Eighteenth
street. THIRD avenue, Gowanu Brooklyn, and stating
Where they be SEEM
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INSTRUCTION.

A LADY, ExPERIENCED IN TEACHING CHILDREN
II English French and music, desires position In
change for board references exchanged Address n d.,
box ls0 Herald onlce.
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MILLINERY AND naEssMAlxiNe.

A MRS. GURNEY, CSC SIXTH AVENUE IS PRE-.
~ pared 10 III orders short notice for MAXIM bali and
svenng promenade and carriage niesaes the richest
ierias are Of 10 value unless neatly itei Tayor system
taught '' N''
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FINANCIAL.

A NDERsoN A CO., NO. CHAMBERS STREET. MO-
~ ncy leaned immediately. Ia New York and New Jersey,
on Real Estate Builders Loans Merchandise stocks and
Collateral Securities. First Second Third, Mortgages
Salaries, &c, negotiated.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE WORTH OF 500 FOR 81 5n-THE CHRISTIAN
Union 81 either Of Harpers "a; rhrenooses Jour
chrome, 49, The worth of $40 for only 81 So Send to
X WELLS Publisher, 369 broadway, New York.
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GTOn AND NO MORE WILL BIZ PAID FOR THE
~ wv return OF the diamond Earrings Ring taken
from ia Fifth avenue, November g. No questions will
asked
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PROPOSALS.

GALE OF ARTILLERY
- soned proposals which should be endorrei Proposals
FOR Artillery wa! be received Ivy the undersigned the
state Arsenal Of Seventh avenue and Thryfth
street IN the city Of New York until Thursday next the Iat
OF Dec9noer NJ " O'Clock NJ for the purchase 81 "Dea
hcd sixpounder Guns, with carriages, i,nbcs CATS
which, II sold VIII he dois cred ,hcrelrnnn,
The sale viii bc tor cash rght 90 re cct any or all
proposals - may &c cetned best Tor the interests OF the
State, Is reserved. JANIS CkENEY
Assistant Chief of Ordnance.
o.. = ~ 0' '''
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GE REWARD-STRAYED on MONDAY EVENING.
spc from 2os East thirteenth black Slut
answers 10 the name OF MosY, had blue and white
leather collar Tho nnder viii the b. return.
ing her 10 the above number
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REWARDS.

d = REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR TIE RETURN OF
'pc two Notes lost November 18th inst They both
drawn and endorsed John Naviand
~, 1870 for twenty hundred aud nneyer 6300 dollars
the other dated November 3D. 1870 twenty-five
and nineteen 81 100 dollars The payment of them
stoppcd and all forbid negotiating same
JOHN HAVlLAND, 267 Washington street, New York.
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A -MoNEY TO BUY FIRST, SECOND AND LEASE
IN hodsM ogages TO loan improved ana unimproved
lis Broadway, room L.
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HORSES. CARRIACEs. Sc.

DIRK, WEDNESDAY, NOV
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.
ROE SALE CHEAP GOOD EXPRESS WAGON AND M,
Cali Thru T 'aas. Harlem Two '
TOR sALE-GooD CANADIAN PONY, SOUND AND
ness na M Years ola high waS9n and mar
between Twsn.y-si and Twonty.ssven,h s,rsess.
L for any business. Also Wagon and Harness. all In
good order Apply At "A James street. in the milk dairy
GENTLEMEN WISHING THEIR HORSES WELL
Lons Island can % 50 ap
nleao M to I B. rErTIT Hampstead l. Horses VII be
guaranteed s Refers 70 T. b showell Esq, No South
streets Brooklyn, NY
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRloEs.-cARRIAaEs,
" sieghs Harness, Robes all styles, new and second
reduction nIvIs Bsss UaSp'
UoRsE BLANKETS, 70 CENTS TO $50 EACH; HAIR
es ISL "a ans Harness xssy IN
lis Chambers street.
IJoRsEs CLIPPED BY AIDES PATENT MACHINE
- In three hours Sole agency LII Broadway room No g.
HORSE CLIPrING.-ADIEs PATENT MACHINE FOR
wanted p''' " 20 Nf''"As 5 JOIN NJ %oSLGa fn''
M sssNs' SAt COZ BRo Z Ne STREET.
Fifth Fourteenth street. offer few second
ana CaraS very low in order to make room for their
One light square ifron. Coupe,
One curtain Coach
| J. ana
One Clarence, In excellent condition make.
SLEIens AND CARRIAGES FOR sALE.-soo NEW
Es G an sn1 sass
Brooklyn
CLEIGHs. SLEIGH BELLS. 800 sLElGHs, FROM BEST
~ bders 900 straps Bells at great reduction to those
Robes. ' WITTY, SIS Broadway. ~.
THREE VERY FINE, HANDSOME YOUNG FLOODED
4 Horses with full names and tails 70 be sold for half
black se ?%S sss r se
e one s hofs old Horses at COOKS
better than SO minutes.
MANTLp--HoRsE OR MARE, l5s4 TO IS HANDS,
w pony built that can rot In 3;in sure State color.
WANrED-A SECOND HAND TOP OR NO TOR
w Wagon, in perfect order in exchange for cluster Dia
mond Pm city made wagon preferred Address HARVARD,
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| EoK SALE CHEAP--A GOOD EXPRESS WAGON AND
~ Harness; also tine, fancy Sleigh, for two four
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yVANTED--A NEW OR GOOD SECOND HAND
W Whitehall Boat Is to IS feet long: for sail.
Address F. d. BUFroLPH, Isl Macon street, Brooklyn.