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uORsEs. CARRrAGEs, 60.

A DMIslSTRATOR'S SALE OF FINE TROTTIN0
"A Horses the property Of the late George b. Litel
Speed warranted.
auction sale OF fine Horses, including four lne Tro
ting Horses pair and two fine family Horses We'd
nesiay this day., Goth. at II a. H., at stable AZ Great
Joues street.
The handsome and fast chestnut trotng Nimble
Dck sired by the Eaton horse and raised IN the State OF
Mane is I5l h,gh old fine, free and easy driver
has vccs stylish and safe and beat 49 To road
wagon either sin double, and when In condition
beatS & record of sS warranted sound and kind aud
warranted to beat $50.
George and mate, matched team Of otters dappe
Cny and dark brown ", high, years old hne stylish
free drivers, either single doe have vices do
pull or ret have ans powers of endurance and
Ike one horse; warranted sound and kind
Young dappe iroting Horse, sired by Pilot, half
brother to Bull Rum 1875 hgn, ears old of the
promising young horses la the comfy ~ gated honest
and reiiable speed 80 gait and trained,
and can fro t mile In 2fb; warranted sound and kind
Mares, 3l5 high old; known the
Baltimore extra fms sharp and game drivers
can trot in 30 together without skip OK break.
Fine large bay coupe Horse 10 hieh years old the
stylish horse an Tire city; hne traveller and warranted sound
ant Kind.
Beautiful bay pony Mare, Is high has been used and
driven by ladies' Park; Emo traveller warranted
and hni
Black road Horse l5e high wears DID, fine, driver;
ear ro IN minutes day OF sale warranted sound and
This sale comprses OF the fncAt Horses that
offered auction the the
late o. r. IIte the balance the broker
pecun embarrassment and compelled to sell the
In every particular at sale and fair trial given
stock be until sale stable. Full pnrtic'i-
Ars &c, ia fnorrOws Herald. ALSO agons, Harness.
JOHN L.. NAkphF ZEN, Aucuonesr.
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PROPOSALS.
DErAKTMENr OF DOCKS, $40 ANp sls sEoApwAy,

nEpARTMENr OF DOCKS, $40 AND Sis BROADWAY,
~ New York. July IL, 1870
The Commissioners C. INC Department OF Docks haying
received In accordance with the proyisions OF section So
chapter ss3 laws Of 1890 IN public meetings. various plans
Tor tue oi pernaent wharf acconirodatons
Tor the OF New York. they accordance with
the further provisions of said section, for pnns for
the beet method OF provug the wafer front aud harbor OF
the city of New York by system of whsrves piers,
docks basins ann slips which shall the present
the city habor, and shall provide the
future expansion thereof, and For the faca
transportation OF freight along the 'front.' 10
der the whole front OF the city available to the
OK the port.
plans win he received until September 10. 1870.
Plans soiieed that ska contain provisions for the
accommodation of steamers ana yesses engaged in
foreign trade, domestic in the coal trade, In the
trade in lumber and building in the hay and grain
trade In furnishing market sppiies for the
cation OF sleapbpts plying to places the Hudson river
snd ierg ad for the canal boats arriving in this
city and The railroads and other commercial interests
Pas should be accompanied by all necessary documents,
specifications, estimates and particulars.
JOHN r. AGNEW.
WILSON q. HUNT,
HUGH SMITH,
WILLIAM WOOD,
RICHARD NJ. HENRY,
Commissioners Of The Department OF Docks.
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TRoTTTNG
FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP.

FOh The CHAMPIONSHIP.
The fastest the world and the two fastest
double teams In the world will contend for the
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS,
THURSDAY, JULY e.
Premium and Stake $S,5u0, for double teams to Wa
Dan Msce's Kirkwood and License
Budd Doble's Jessie Wales aud Darkness.
SAME DAYPrcmium az 600, all horses except Gold
smith had and Lady Thorn; Sl 00to frs $500 to second
Budd Doble's ch g. Bashaw.
Al. Rodents b. m Lucy.
VIM. Bors's b. &. Geo. wilkes.
y. Murphy enters b. &. Mountain Boy.
FRIDAY, JULY A.
Premium $4,000 ~ AL M TO 90 10 the ngst horse
Budd Doble's Goldsmith Maid.
SAME DAY.premiam l6oD for horues that have never
beaten 26 $1,000 to dst $3bo to second. and $3.50 to
9. A. HIckok,s b. m. Western Girl.
Dan Mace's CHI M Idol
w. Borsts b. e. J. J. Bradley.
The above for the great and double teams
arranged with view TO determine the question Of their
periory Lady Thorn has the only that she has
started In tha spring. aud has rotted In 2s the best time
Maid has started In five this 1year and them ALL
The double teams have met twice. and rotted ten heats
Tue black winning 227s, the best time
Neither being satisfied. this made TO decide their
all time heretofore made win be beaten.
The other races are extremely well hcd and comprise the
very best horses in the country
Races commence at ~ o'clock l.. M.-Milc heats, best
three in live. Good day and track
In OF posponement flags vii he displayed at the New
York Hotel, Astor House and City Hall. Brooklyn Fine
pavements the PARK Cars leave Fulton ferry constantly
Admission $grand and quarterstrech Ladies, free;
Sses pn y s " aeS eSs % 5c haS
at ii9 Montague street aud ~ Cub House, o,,.
UooLs WILL BE SOLD THIS EVENING AT RILEY,s
strrpla Meet
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AT BARKER & nAMLIN's
"A CITY AUCTION MART AND N. Y. TATTERsALI.s,

corner Broadway and Tbirly-ninth street
MAJOR CHAS. w. BARKER, AUCTT0NEER
Gentlemen's PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENTS disposed OF at
public private sale TO the BEST ADVANTAGE, and n
thing the line all classes OF pnr
LARGE DRIVING RING
in the mart for showing bcrses on sale
Twentyonr hours allowed for trial every so!d
under WARRANTED
CATALOGUE or SALE THIS DAY, AT Il O'CLOCK.
ONE ELEGANT Pony Pnalton, Of superior style and
ONE VERY HANDY Runaround Wagon, in good order,
ONE FINE DEPOT WAGON, made W Bell, and
ONE EXTRA DEPOT Wagon, made by Taylor & Co.. .
ONE ELEGANT halr-aest Road Wagon made by Benson
roNE FINE HUDSON River and New York Central Rail
has been used very little. and Just good new; WIN
sold to highest bidder owners having further for IT,
SEyLkAi. oIHI;R Tor ana no top Wagons, new and
sEvERAL CHEAP WORK HORSES
about IL high years old this spring. Il hne free
dri er az goes the road pull top wagon with
Gale; is all day roadster does not pull pound
ranted kind in lharness and believed to be sound.
high years old this spring extra pe handy and game
driver otcd very fast and rot in 80 to day IL
drive; lug fret without
ONE LIGHT TWO horse Express Wagon new platform
HARNEss, HORSE CLOTHING. WHIPS. HALrERs, &C.
stylish driver sharp stopper and roadster safe for
one 70 drive; wamrr9ned m n sound and Kind
kind in all harness. stands without tying good roadser
free and stylish driver; also Wagon and Harness.
free stylish and pleasant driver stands without tying fears
locomotive and be driven by LADY sharp stopper
sess city @ater Harness. whp Sheet BsnSe ' Se ae
Sold for want OF use
ALSO SEVERAL sc "A = other Horses
SALE NEVER POSTPONED on accoun, OF weather.
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LII PERSONS HAVING GOODS AT THE PAWN OF
"A hce gl3 Broadway, requested to call and redeem
them before the 10Th OF August the business will be dis
continued after that date. A. Z. HERrs.
JULY II, 1870.
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Z. o. READ, Secretary.

DOOLS WILL BE SOLD THIS EVENING AT RiLEy's,
l. twenty eighth street and broadway Prospect
Park Races and on the Yacht Race T. Il. JOHNSON.
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COAsTWIsR cTEAMsHrPs.
DACITIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY'S
Through Line to
California and China.
Fre ght and passage greatly

California and China.
Freight and passage greatly
reduced.
,,Throggq rates, New York to San Francisco
sias,S Figs; ol1ss5 liza stss51se. ssSs
according TO location of berth
These rates include berhs board and all for
OF be above pier 70 North river foot Of
Canal street, at IL O'Clock noon,
on bth and 2lst OF each month.
except when hoss days fall sunday. then the day
One hundred pounds Of baggage free to each adult Med
July 2l.-ARIzONA, Captain Gray. connecting with CON
steamer CiNA win leave San Francisco Angus, l. 1870
An freight iOrsan Francisco wiz fast, and be
Freight for Central South Pacific ports will
received until II. NJ. Tuesday, July 49, only All the
usual facilities afforded shippers In collecting inland charges
For freight or passage tickets and further information
apply NJ the oncc, pier IL North river. , :, r
LIMITED STATES AND ASD.,Iss BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
burden Captain W Weir viii sa for S. Thomas s' psrn o1s
renambuco Baba and Rio Janeo, on Saturday, July 20
wG. R. GARRISON, Agent,
No. Bowling Green, New York.
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAvAgA-ATLANTrC
- Mail Steamfhip Company. Sailing regularly every
Thursday at 3ocock r. M precisely, from Pier No. 4, North
COLUMBIA. Captain f. Van Slice, July Il
MORRo CASTLE. C aptain Il. .Adams,.........Au.. 4
FOR ireisas or passage, apply TO
No 8 Bowling Green.
DERMUDA MAIL,
ID The steauship SAN FRANCISCO win be despatched to
Hamilton, Bermuda, Wednesday, July 81.
fer freight aud passage apply Ton, To- ,,,,
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FINANCIAL,

ssEssMENr.-GOuLD CURRY MINING CO., Sl2 90
"A coin per share, delinquent August IL: sale September
nett Payments may be made through LIES q WALLER
NEW YORK july ls 1870
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SPECIAL. NOTTCEs.

A -A.-PERSOES WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
IL life Insurance companies and who do not desire TO
surrender their pccice by absolute sao borrow the
value of their policies by applying Insurance
Agency, ~ Liberty street.
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DICHARD X. HOLDUM Is WANTING AT PARK AVE-
LII nne Hotel Park avenue Forty hrst and Foy-second
streets Any Information concerning his whereabouts will
be thankfully received by the proprietor.
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MAY sPEyCE-I HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM
W Philadelphia. Call at lz3 West Twentyseyenh eet.
News OF much importance. i.OTTIE.
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sANDFoRD. IaroRTANT LET
ters for you at station ID. II.
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-BARGEs ANNA, MORTON, AC.. FOR ExCUK-
a. sons; saloon steamer Wyoming a1d steamer Martha
WRshn Excelsior PARK Eageswood and Crossc Grove
to let Office S West eree opposite Chrsopher street fer
ry. II. Is. CROSSETT.
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V'ILLY WHITE-WAS AT PLACE APPOINTED
J. ready to negotiate but you failed to Please
make appointment send the article and receive the
amount act in good faith and willing to pay Use the
address,
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
to live and what TO live for are delivered daily at the
New YORK Museum OF Anatomy Those unable attend can
Byoadwax.
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LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IL Old Line Low ireight.
The well known hrst class sl'iewheel steamship
BihNV VILE.
J. n. raker, Commander.
VIII leave pier No 30 North rgor auriay, July g. at
ani galveston.
For freight CT passage having Bure-or accommodations.
Apply !" LIVINGSTON, FOX x CO.,
e5 Liberty street
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INFORMATION wANTED-oF FERDINAND SMELL
j aged IL years (laEt New York; by his mother
Josephine Smell, 81 Sixth street, Cincinnati Ohio.
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VOHE GLADIIILI, Is REQUESTED TO CALL AT j.
- vanostTands III Greene street, business Inquire
for Mr.. BUSH.
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INFORMATION WANTED--OF CORNELIUS DRISCOI.
Left his sister the 14h OF April lS70 AMI
the New Haven Railroad with gentleman known
Any Information of him will be thankfully by his
sister, Katharine Drsco Address Mr.. T. RkE in
OF W. r. Tyler ESQ., corner of New York and Pacific
street. Brooklyn.
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TROY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY DAILY AT SIX
PM, Saturdays eScetted, rom pier AZ spridg street
Fare 81 50: Sunday b. Connes.in wilh all railroads for
the West and North. Landing AZ lnryfonrth street q ~
o'clock. j. w. HANCOA a SONS.
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81 EAST BRooME STREET, SECOND FLoOR.-FOR
At adoption, little girl Ia months old, respectable
family. Call or ADDRESS.
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INFORMATION WANTED OF RICHARD GREGORY,
agent OF Peter Babu left the city the s0h Of june
and has not been heard since The 2sh Amy informa
tion will be thankfully received by addressing T. BABUT
confectionery IL Laisnt street, New York.
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EXCURSIONS.

A GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION TO THE SEASIDE
N Bouee Rocknway Reacn.-Steamer SYLVAN GROVE,
Captain LoDgatreet, viii leave Harlem on Thursday, July ~
30 l2Gh street, 74o, Eleventh street, Sl5 Peck slip
$3.50; Warren street n. H o'clock pier sIh Return
ing leaves Rocaway 80 r. NJ Music by Wallace. Fare
for the excursion 4
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RELLE VAN OLD FRIEND FROM - CALL
~ fornia, would be happy to yon Address g. b. c.,
Albemar.e Hotel
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a Money TO loan Immediately, on property 10 New YORK.
New Jersey, de- Budcrs Loans easehods Stocks Bonds
and mscellsneou, Securities negotiated. FIRST and second
Mortgages wanted.
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DAILY BOAT FOR THE FISHING BANKS CsATUR-
~ days and Sundays exceped). The fast sailing steam
boat, with upper and lower saloons sylvan SHORE Cap
A. NJ Eighth street, East river a. NJ Peck slip, 30
A. NJ |; Christopher street. North river, 3 A. M. pier
river S:S0A. NJ. Saturday, from Newark (wharf
below stephen Condirsl, at o'clock A. M landing at
Bergen Point Bait lines and refreshments board Also
brass and cotilon band Fare Bfty cents.
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E,OR ST. THOMAS, W. l., MERCHANTS DESPATCH
u Line.-To sail, July e, ihe sicamsAip WILLIAM
TABER, Captain william riinimer, viii be despatched as
above.
For freight passage having unequaed accommodations
for comfort apply 70
uE0. a. PHlLfrS coLLINs Il South street.
Positively freight received ner Saturday 23d Agents
IN ~. Thomas Mc-sfs. Geo. A. Phiipa Co., who
promptly forward goods destined Tor the adjacent ands
the main
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PERSONAL.

A LEx.--DO GET THE KEYSTONE BOZ COLLAR
IN cannot wear any other.
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L'OR HAVANA.
y The wel known Al sidewhe.l steamship RAPIDAN.
CapAn M hnri row q, her dock cargo,
VIII sa Tor me abose port Saturday. July 23 At r. N
from plor 30 Norh r.seI. For s g, passage having
superior accommodations, Apply TO
LIVINGSTON. FOX co.
os Liberty street.
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yoRoPosALs FOR NAVAL MATERIAL.

Commissioners of The Department Of Docks.
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A LADY WISHES AN ADVANCE OF 800 ON A
IN Handsomely furnished Second Floor in pleasant pri
vaie and select house Fifth Avenue Hotel Address
RECOMPENSE, station Il.
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NOR THE FISHING BAsKS-DAILY, SATURDAYS
u exceptedGents - Ladloa 50c The well,known sea
going STATE or MAINE Captain r. 4. Trcmain,
with her commodious main upper saloon, VIII
Eighth street. Fast river ut A. NJ Peck Slip, East river,
go A. NJ; Christopher street, North a. A.
No. A, North river at $40 A. NJ. Butz's brass and
coiillon band bait, lines and refreshments on board
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rNAVeLLNns, GUiOE.

TtoR BRIDGEPORT AND ALI. POINTS ON HOUSA-
4 Nau,ntuck Ralroai fare ~ stea leave
Cathsnc slip IL and l2 every night SUNDAYS
cent
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OFFICE OF A. Cs,
FeRr McHESRY. MD., August 2. 1870
Proposals in duplicate, with COPY OF this adyer-
us.In.hI ATTACHED will be received by the un!er-
FRESH BEEF
TO the troops at this Post.
The said Beef must be fresh, of good marketable
quarry, IN equal proportion Of fore and hind quar-
tiers, tpeck shank, and kidney tallow 20 be excIud
ed and 10 be delivered at this Post free of cost in
by and In such days as the Commanding Officer shall
designate, Lot exceeding four times per week
Inc hecks OF the cattle slaughtered for beef to be
delivered under this agreement shall be cut off nj
the fourth vertebral joint, and the breast trimmed
down. The sbanEs OF fore quarters shall be cut off
from three to four inches above The knee oint and
oi n,a quarters from six to eight inches above the
Separate Proposals In duplicate will also be re-
celved by the undersigned mp to the same hour and
dafe above mentioned for supplying commissioned
cncers and their families stationed at this Post or
supplied therefrom, with such choice Fresh Beef as
they may from time to time require, such sirlon
ana porter house steak standing ribs ribs roasts
These contracts to be in force six months, such
less time as the Commissary General shall direct
commencing on the LIST day of October, ls1e and sub
yet to the approval Of the Commanding General OF
In case OF failure or deficiency in the quality or
quantity OF the Fresh Beef stipulated 10 be daly-
ered, then the Commissary at Fort McHenry, Md ,
shall have power to supply the deficiency BIZ pur'
chase, and the contractor will be Charged with the
difference Of cost $500 WV
The contrsetcr will be required to enter into bonds
by two responsible sureties, whose uames must he
mentioned In the bids. "
The proposals will be opened at ll:sO O. m on the
lst day OF September, ls70. AZ Fort Mcfaenry MI .
at which time and place bidders are rec ussted to be
present Nv
Proposals will be marked Proposals for Beet, :,
and addressed E. A. BANCROFT
LET Lieut.. 4th U. 8. Art'y.
du-'ot Bvt. Capt. u. >. A. A. e. s.
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Domestic Recipes

Stesoed kushrooms.-Cut of the end Of the
Stalks, ana pare neatly some middle-slzed or
button mushrooms, and put them into basin
OF water with the juice Of q lemon "a they are
done. When all are prepared, take them from
the water with the hand to avoid the sediment,
and put them into a stewpan with little fresh
butter, white pepper, salt, and little lemon
Juice; cover the pan close, let them stew gently
for twenty minutes or q half An hour; then thick
en- the butter with spoonful of flour, and add
gradually sufficient cream, or cream and milk,
TO make about the same thickness of good
cream. Season the sauce to palate, adding q
little pounded mace or nutmeg. Let the whole
stew gently until the mushrooms are te nder
Remove every particle OF butter which may be
floating on the top before serving.
Potato Pie--Peel and slice your potatoes very
thinly into pie-dish; between each layer of
potatoes put little chopped onion, and
sprinkle little pepper and salt; put in a little
water. and cut about two ounces of fresh but
ter into bits, and lay them on the top; cover it
close with paste. The yolk of four eggs may be
added; and when baked q tablespoonful of good
mushroom ketchup poured in through a funnel.
Another method is to put between the layers
small bits OF mutton, beef, or pork. The con-
stituents cheap and satisfactory dish for
families.
French Beons.-Cut away the stalk end, and
strip OF the string, then cut them into shreds.
IL not quite fresh, have basin of spring water,
with little salt dissolved in it, and as the
beans are cleaned and stringed throw them in;
put them on the fire in boiling water, with some
salt in IL; after they have boiled fifteen or
t"cHts IiiHuteS, takc OHt Out anu taste As
soon a. they are tender take them up, throw
them into q culleuder or sieve to drain. Send
up the beans whole when they are very young
When they are very large they look pretty cut
into lOzenges.
Beef or Mutton Lobscous-Mince. not too finally
some cold roasted beef or mutton. Chop the
bones and put them in a saucepan, with six
potatoes peeled and sliced, one onion, also sliced
some pepper and salt; OF these make a gravy
When the potatoes are completely incorpOr ated
with the gravy. take out the bones and put in
the meat; stew the whole together for an hour
before il il served.
Veal Dressed Nth White Sducs.-Boil milk or
cream with a thickening of flour and butter;
put into il thin slices of cold veal and simmer
it in the gravy till ii Is made hot without boiling
When nearly done, beat mp the yolk of an egg
with a little anchovy and white sauce; pour it
gently to the rest stirring it all the time; sim
mer again the whole together, and serve il with
sippets of bread and curled bacon alternately.
Working Farmer.
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a MATTBR-oT-FAcT PoRrIcAL GENTS saws
overheard moonstruck chan the other AZ =
remark that he loved a certain youn0 Iadv va sy
enough TO die for her." Now, love somshodv
very much, and SoSus
I'D swear for her
I'd tear for her.
Inc LORD knows what I'd bear for her:
I'd lie for her,
I'd sigh for her
Ia drink Big Muddy dry for her.
"I'd fight for her
- I'D bite for her.
I'd walk the streets All night for har.
I'D plead for her
I'd bleed for her,
ic so without any feed for her.
"Pd sheet for her
dboot for her
a rival come TO suit for her:
I'D kneel for her,
I'D steal for her,
such Is the love feel for her.
"l'd slide for her
I'd ride for her,
ia swim 'gainst wind and tide for her
1'dtry Tor her,
I'd cry for her,
But-haDg me VI I'd die for her
y. B.-Or any other woman"
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IN PERSONAL PROPERTY.

Eight head OF Work Horses, one Morgan Stallion,
twelve head VI Coils, three year Odds, two year
ODDS, yearlipgs, and sucking Colts These Horses
State. - 49,
One Pair OF well broke Oxen, six Mich cows all
No. j, Eot an Indifferent among them all
Durham stock. -Four Yearling Calves, and two
Thirty head Of well grown shosts, fit for killing
Hogs the coming fall six Brood sOws, with fifty ve
Pigs. So
regulated farm. - W."
Terms. On the personal property, a credit of
nine months viii be given all sums OF twenty dol
larsand over, the purchaser giving note with APP
proved security bearing interest from date: on all
sums under twenty dollars the cash will be 1uired:
and no property to be removed until the terms OF
sale are complied with.
R6-saie to commence AZ . O'Clock M
ALEX. DADR, Auctioneer ens5t