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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04
BONDING RICHMOND COUNTY.

The Staten Island improvement commission
met Yesterday and discussed the following resolution OIL
fered by A. Prentice
5 That IN the opinion Of this Commission Is no, advisable 70
bonds Of Richmond County or OF lne LOWE ~ w 20 he
ib pnrpoe Of Of the improve tIggn o
ssSested unless Be 20 pay ,I The land TO ne kgn
p, lie ~pply Of water damages incident thereto ana me con
strucon Vi ponds and the purchase aud laying ot"stpF
Mr. Westervelt Of casetOn moved as an amendment
that after towns said county" the words be inserted
(" IN an amount greater than 81, 0oo0 900 in oil"
MT Prentice spoke against the amendment, 1avonng
the payment each step of the proposed
Mr. BoWman OF Northfeld spoke firmly in favor OF the
amendment, and Mr.. Westervet sara thal voc aIenu
ment not cal for bonding nut ONLY eaNe gti
expression Of opinion TO tho limitation OF poSslnie
Mt Hcrnfager Of souhhed said that, as the matter
legally stands, perhaps it would DO better 10 "A 'e
Mr. simonton OF Castleton remarked that the amend
mont aid not propose that the county should DC pOhde1
for a single dollar but that the BONDS Sli hot ~
The amendment by J. n. Dix OF Middlctown the ques
ton was nut and The Yeas carredi The resolution war
next about to be offered, when Robert ShIlse i
mediatey to the discussion OF the blil ~ feNalSu
Mr. Westervelt here moved that tue Dhl De laheh ~
that line Commission be increased to ten, or two members
from each township. Mr.. Wyeth moved as an amena-
meut to add to these ten commissioners te fresuehs
for the time being OF the several Incorporated sos III
inc County of Richmond" thereby making their number
IG Mr. SimOnton objected on the ground that the nu
Would be damaged in the eyes OF the Legislature py .he
Norye said that unless disconDect TINS lnatter from
the politics of the county and the present i0ca
mcnt the business Of this Commission VIII ne seriously
injured. The question was put, ana MI Nyeth
was lost Commissioners then elected, as follows
MjddletoWn-J. ID. Dix and VIM b. Duncan. S0ntnneI
Samuel Barton and r. W. Cameron Westield--h, =;
O. 'Bowman Casteton-R. Is. MinturD and J. {. Greene
Tie second and third sections were adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04
EEW-JERsEY LEGISLATION.

TO me BdifOr OF the Trfotne
SIR: / inclose herewith first section Of act
March H. 1870 entitled An act osafe1hS upon the Ere
Railway Company certain powers and franchises IN this
s,a,s com,nend tins section Of snlugged legislation
to your New Jersey correspondent " sussex County, "
who will probably Dasmueh ~ II legislation IA oehap
Of Eir zee no danger in IT, IL IA OT that eorod"
BY this oct Erie may begin road a. tae tnnae! ber
gen HILL and build road 10 Newark bridging the Hark
epsank and Passaic Xiv ard from tbeBce " Norris
town and from thence TO Dover and Newton-no matter
where provided they srke the me al OF near
Port Jeryis. 4,
In building this branch Rad Ee hs al the powers OF
s the cbssfrs for all the roads In nye oouDues 70 con-
charge cents per mic for the transportation OF pas
sengers and so cents per per mile for the ranspora
ton Of freight will RuseeI," who sees Az mech dan
ger Ia the Hamilton land ae 60" for the repeal OF the
Erie grant which q rovin commission for Erie 70 build
road all the State and when built wieh unhmiied
pswer to plumber everybody. Permit inc to subscribe
my sef, In answer 20 'sassss" pAssAIC COUNTY.
IJrlLaf. Feb 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04

ARRIVED.
Steamship Idaho Price Liverpool Jan 49, Queenstown Dec ~ mise
sbu l. Curling Of Thoma,Ou Morse Csllso Nov. D guano
SHY Hattie Tsppen Of Bangor TaDley Psaguai "a days "Pe'e
Bar. Ludwig Kundsen Rio Janeo Nov d, via Hampton Roads
'0 BF Aane Richardson Wright Mat,u 10 days moasse' to order
Big Alpha Proyosa, Rio Jsneiro. 81 days. coffee
Bng SsrnOs 6e. ssnsm n aSs sugar ad cedar
Bs Rob Dillon BlsichOr Trieste Nov l6 via Palermo Dec H.
wse,.y Igps.trss vIspS;s, ,,, a.,, tos
"S sSb, polOsu saly.t Y,eohu.a MeI mahogany .,
schr Florence Bailey Of New London BAey for n~h '' "
~, Cav r. Pbelp. Allen Savannah IS days lumber
Sebr A. DeuEe woeans ID days, sugar and m0asse@
S, %.y & Woodhu Davis Cous Christi % days. wool and
SeSr Minnie Hunter Il days and mOlas.es
sop Godirey d. Wool u l.l A'e@
WISD-suuset Light, WI d'ar'
BELOW.
Barb India Junger from liverpool, s. days
Whampoa, from
RETURNED. ,,o
Steamship su, c,rGtn. Beckett sess DI uPa e, repairs
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo,ros Feb a-Arriye steamship Achilles from fsT-rs1s
from Agoa Bay May om CenfaegO Edwar Eysrs f ws
a susan HesYOrk Below, ship Ocean Express hon Mon
''" Del Feb sArrfyei ba1 Aman9 and W. seeyah from
Terpoo steamship Aries from Boston In hsr schr d. JONES'
ron FEB 3Arrve steamship Adse from New
bArss Bela' nEsrPoO ATse ro .s Ropes
Ma,sgae, sr Cynssirr Bmaco, Bng ROyelt for Boston
S1y1yN4B Feb 3-Anived bas JeDne Barker ron NolAi
leI Mcneil Bremen EpepnIa from Bareelona may awoh
ron yerpool Evening from Liverpool and Ruehe rom Boston
% pins Ser1eye Fortuna from Barcelona sh,s saran sn
from Pdepha c. s. Graves from Charleston and faTI@gut non
ST. John, \. B.
FOREIGN PORTS, .
Havana Feb ARRIVED at ste uhP City Ell heIds DeAAh
Eew.York, for Vera Cruz wa SisaL
DISASTERS.
The bark OF NeWrork from Mobile bound or
reported arrived safe at Holmes Hole on e mshi oil 'n "
inst $500, =, A. =, r....,..o 18th csr,o
of sugar New lnlet bar near Wilmington NJ W !esA
In disabled and leaking condition. . -. =, .o..-..
WILMINGTON g.. Feb g. The brig john Ohrya W os!s ,r
with from Philadelphia ashore yeNI1sy
az New Inlet hauled Of and tosc W 70 ne cy TO-DAY Y
VIM II. Seward HE cargo VA nave I" W A"u SA' ~
the vessel repaired here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04
ASSEMBLY.

Bills were passed Incorporating the Barrett
Bridge Company; amending the act Incorporating the
hold real estate the amount OF sJ00; renewing the
charter Of the state Agricultural Society for 40 years
to provide further supply OF water Tor Breokiyn
Ncw-YOTk; authorizing the Poughkeepse and Easton
Railroad Company TO cancel portion of ITS bonds and
fixing the fees County Treasurer Incorporating the
Parent sFather Mathew Total Abstinence Society of
Troy; extending c operation OF the act Incorporating
the New.York Institution for the Blind.
The Governor sent In by his Private secretary mes
sage conveying his annual report Of pardons of convcs
He SAYS he has considered during the year than
1000 applications for pardons and has granted IS par
dOns, "a combinations and reprleye.
Bills were also passed-AuthOTizng the City OF New
York to lease certain grounds in that city to the Ladies'
Uaon Aid Society of the NJ X. Church authorizing the
Troy Cemetery Association 20 enlarge their cemetery
enabling aliens who declared their intention To be-
come citizens hold real estate enabling the NewYOrk
and Oswego Midland Railroad Company TO extend their
road and facilitate Its construction; appropriatng
money out OF the state Treasury 10 construct bridge
over French Creek, Chautauqua; Incorporating the
American Home Missionary Society; making provision
for the mana cement Of the Orange County Savings Banks
and enabling manufacturing associations 10 amend their
articles of association. .
The following bills were reported Relative to wit
nesses in criminal against the hl 10 exempt Law
libraries of practcng attorneys from levy and execU
ton against the bill amending the act aboishing imprs
onment debt; against providing photographers for
the Courts Of the Eighth Judicial District amending the
charter OF the Eew-Y0rk College OF Pharmacy.
Bills were introduced-Reg ulatng freight charges on
milk on the Harlem and Hudson River Railroads; regu
la ing the management Of the Eewfork and Brock yn
Ferries repeating the act PROVIDING oI the widening
of broadway, New-York, from tOurthst northvard-
rierks I'm the District Courts In NcwYork; chartering
the Union Market Company; requiring telegraph co-
panies 70 keep more correct tune records; Ieauirlng
where csuses tried without uries To state their ind
ings on facts law amending The General Railroad law
az 10 allow companies 20 change their termn and Also
their route through villages and amending the Railroad
law 40 that in OF cerornr supreme Court Judge
can remit them TO County Court Adjourned TO Mon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04
,x, vonu n.u:y TRIBUNE, SATURDAY FEBRUARY A. ISL
WHAT "a MORE COMMON OR DISTRESSING

THAN BILIOUS ArrAcxi WHO FAMILIAR WITH TIE WELL
KNOWN nprous oppHEszos STOMACH AND CHEST
Low sPRus RE.r1IssEss GLooNSsss MIND WEARTssss
pu11 HEADACHE Darr, GREASY ArT,RASCE OF THE skrs,
y,,tou TrsaE on THE wnrn OF rnE EYES, APPETITE
Ann co,r,vxsr,s Paw, INDEED OF Ills OF
WIDELY PREVALENT THAN rHHsS BILIOUS D'''A
DERs READILY BE GOT RID OF By v'So ph
JAYSEs Pills. WHOLE OPERATION THE LIVER WILL
BIZ RAPIDLY ACTION THE VrArkD 'ScR
yIoys OF rHn CHANGED ALL CosTyESEss REMOVED
AND THE WHOLE SYSTEM ASSISTED RECOVERING ITS NORMAL
CONDITION. SOLD BIT DRUGGsrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fiftb-aye Hote-Gen. Alfred c peasTh Mas,
Commissioner OF Internal Revenp Pbo SS' Island William
sachusetts Gov Burnside OF honburgh OF Albany,
NE HONS NJ p BeDus OF Mayylle N ana HoSsehsa
venport OF the British Army uoaman House-Deputy
Hammond albany a an %
W Murphy late u csrosofsn Hote~Cadet F. D. Grant
son Of he PRESIDENT senator H. G. Bates Of New
ator G. II. sanford OF Oneida, Gen Michigan - New.
YORK MaSausy Of TIE Tr sGnso 81 KaSs
- 81 Nicholas Hoel-Geh; TT,creiand, and G.. b. Lin
d I Of pennsylvania - Grand oen'Ti Riordsn
The Hon. J. NJ Winslow OF ST. rsu a UouseHFrank.
III B. Go%en President Of the rhadePnha aea
5 EIIUan TonseNEx Congressman j. H. kehey Oh ruN
nam N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04
THE NEW CITY CENsUs-wINTER POPULATION,
Q43.S12.

The new city census is now finished, with
the exception of district in the Twelfth Ward re-
turns from which will be in to-day The first column in
the following table shows the old enumeration by Wards
the second column shows the count made at the Census
Office in Washington, Of the separate returns for
warded from time to time by Marshal Sharpe each name
being counted and the process thrice repeated me
third column shows the count made at the MaIsbais
office as the returns forwarded OF names
being counted and these being multiplied by the number
OF pages: -
NEW. OLD NEW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04

pupt sketches 1872 Mssnghts Harmony o q he
ronr pSss 81 Manton's Works vols l725 %;
Sasons wrtngs vols 1882 M Sssae cs5i n adSS
io4s, - New stament 1907, 81 20; Miners History
Of the church Christ vols s 81 a S9 Sd Mts
Sal hsoi IJost and Reganed, yos lI61 IS 6 Morgans
theology I7n, 81 Niehols's Morning Exercises
., Snnlegate vols., 1914, 80; Moshelms Ancient ahu
az NnPpF ceeslastical History, 1870, 81 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04
HAPS AND MIsHAPa

An ARRAY occurred yesterday morning in the lager
beer saloon No $50 Aanuesi BrookJn Martin Kei aud
WenIsl during which Kelly with
club and dangeroasy injured. WeBiel held examination
John tombstone one of the crew of the ship Black
Prince the head "Wednesday evening ep.sn
bar the haBis Joseph Ces and kej died from bis
Injuries Yesterday at us CJ Hospital CSy denes having struck
Jefus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04
ERIE ANuDEETS

A westward bound freight train on the Erie
Railway ran of the track yesterday, Hampton and
wrecked three ears An bound coal train also
of the track between Allendale and Ramseys. Five
eoalcars we're demolished and the track 80 badly
torn up that was found necessary TO make OF the
westw ard bound track for all trains The day express
wa delayed two and onehalf hours by the latter acct
dent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04
GALE OF THE GowANs LIBRARY.

The sale Of the late William Gowans's col
lection OF books wa resumed at Bangs, Merwn Co.'S
yesterday afternoon. III presence % larger number OF
rn,chsscrs than on aIy previous day Tho following
wete spopg The moro ,ysuabc hooks Sold: banis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04

Taking the Washington OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tho
one and deductng the mid Summer enumeration
963n, the increase by the mid Winter enumeration Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04

"BURNBTTs SUPERIOR FLAyoRISG EXTRACTS
eupul are sineIy srArpAnD' and usom in quality"
iPARE 1iLvosb, Tvenl'. krli 81 aud BroadwIy
" ssh then Tor y.as Growing f.pot"
AIEH hEHsLLL L goNpr,
Chimbersst. aud FortV ssesad-tt and BTosdwAy
Por sals by al trr elAs, Groetn and Druxs,ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04
SENATE; .ALBANT, Feb. ;, 1871.


Bills were introduced incorporating the Ma
tional Eclectic Medical Association Incorporating the
Traders Storage and Deposit Company Of New YORK,
with a capital OF 5000 aud authorizing the Company 10
carry all business usually transacted by warehouse
men and ghtermen; authorizing the CONSTRUCTION OF an
elevated railway either side OF the Cty OF New-1ork
from the Battery to Harlem River; authorizing the
Avenue & Railroad 70 extend their tracks through
Twenty thrd-st. TO broadway, down Broadway, using
the Broadway line OF track u Fourteenth then aero
" North River. -,
Bills we're passedAmendng the act TO secure just d.
vision OF estates OF debtors who convey Ia as-gpeeS for
the benefit OF creditors changing the name or the Brook
lyn Homeopathic Dispensary to provide Tor eiecung
Supervisor at Large IN Kings County incorporating the
Synods OF Western New York authorizing the town OF
Pelham raise money for dock; providing for burial
in the cemetery the Of Delaware and North
sts Buffalo; Incorporating the Easichester Savings
Bank authorizing the City OF DOckpor 20 raise money
10 nav its Indebtedness; amending the charter OF tue
savings Bank Of Utica prO yidDg foc further supply OF
water in the CITY OF New York amending the charter OF
the American Con gre gatona Union Of the City Of New
York apprOpriatng moneys to pay for the publication OF
the 3ndthe deficiency In pubic printing 70
punish mOrgagOTs Of personal property who shall fraud
uleny sell assign exchange, secret or otherwise dis
pose personal property mortgaged by Them providing
Tor further supply of water for the city OF Brooklyn
gate the subject Of salt manufacture in this state and
Teport Senate why salt sold 10 the inhabitants OF
other States less price than 10 own and the pro-
prety Of revising the laws the subject, laid on
The table. Adjourned to Monday evening at u O'Clock
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pASSENGERS ARRIVED.
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

YRoM IIvERPoOI-n steamship Idaho Peb 3-Js rnppes mrs
H. Quick children, Miss Annie Bullock and % N me sefaSe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04
HOME NEWS.
ruR WEATHER

THE WEATHER r,.,
n rr,a Hour Tier. Bar VIVA
Nsw.Yopk, Hour Tier B,n Whe Yah a-6 40' 1888 &. w
P,b a. 20 1929 w. reb 100 2ggl 4. w.
IL % 1865. w. - no PAM Il W.
px,,.pxs-Feb. 8, Is,O.-Themomcter ~ u m' %
n m. $50. Ii .. M ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04

PERUVIAN SYRUP GAN IRON TONIC cures
p ,spesn DEBILITY and ell Weaknesses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04

EDUCATION Would STAND HIGHER IL TEACH
hysst-sf sIl ss tkYH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04
lABbsahe sDsaul

BuSrrr's COOKING EXTRACTS are the best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04

STILL ANOTHER GOLD NINE FOR TAMhANY-
TwFED's CROToN WATER BILL RUSHED
THROUGH TIE sENATE-MoRE RAILWAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04
TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT
The IIV- YORK Lite INSURANCE COMPANY,

OFPICB $40 AND 3fS BROADWAY
JANUARY |, tSl
Amour, Of Cash Assets Jsn l0 ~
RECRIITS
'T puiie. ........................... s57S3ze %
AM Of received and accrued,
including preniun gold 6c....." as4S9 - 6s69Hs .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-31

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN FouprppM
years. nenunbins application gas admin stered; beau
u Ses o. dsen, CIV Piumpers for Hollow Cheeks sesa
]. JAY vlLLLRS, Us Grand street near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-31

yNAkTED-A SITUATION AS SALESMAN OR CLERK;
w has had some experience IN house frnIsLins hard
crockery and fruit business book
Can furnish unquestonabe Testimonials DC. Address j. @
NJ, 1913 Futon st., Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-31

GOvERNESS WANTED.-CALL AT fs6 GREENWICH
VI st., corner OF Bethune Tuesday and Wednesday,
from 10 to O'Clock. None need apply unless well
mended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-31

yXyANTED-A SALESMAN, IN A DRESS TRIMMING
w mannfacioTy bnsne@ A party with some means had
q chance TO take the place OF retiring partner Address,
with reference and particulars, PASSEMENrERE, Herald
Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-31

WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A FLOWER BRANCHER.
w a lady who thoroughly understands the arranging and
branching OF flowers win find first class Situation NJ
IN the millinery establishment of NJ. Lientha, 10 Albany,
n. T.; also FIRST class mliner be perfect good
timmer and ak saesladies for showroom and store win
find for the sprng Satisfactory salaries will
and none need apply without good references to Mr. N.
LIL1ENTAL, who will meet applicants Wedneso and,
Thursday, February and next between the OF 10
II and and at the Office OF Messrs. Aiken Miller $40
Broadway, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-31

ITO Drug CLERKS-ONE WE'LL ACQUAINTED WITH
the business and who bring satisfactory refereneA
from late employer may apply OF smith and Cd
av., Brooklyn. Take Smith 81. car.
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DIRECTORY Fen ADVERTISERS.


AAusEMENTs-SISrn rAex-Four.h, 9th and sKsh oos-
AsrnNLosY As,;;. s,,a rAsE-p, N column.
BOARD AND LODGING MATTED SECONDS PAoE--
BoAk Ks wanted M SECOND rAor-r,r.. and second
ss9SkEs soAsps.Gosp column.
BUSINESS offos1uNirIEs-sroosp rAsS-voursh
CRY Y NEAL lsrxrE Fur sALE-NIsln fAor-F'.s
CLERKS AND sALEsxEN-TwzLrru PACE Second
ss S64ciiSEs And dAabIslRs~T%nIrr rAo.-seo.
COAsIwisE sIEAMshIrs-nIsarH PAaE-six.h COL.
rAsFyea T4 q eS'smn
COUslKY sOARD-ssoosD PAIl-rhird Oo.uma.
bkS sUDsS,nsr IN rxsFF0SS 90 %n
and
ExcsAS .i .EMFiasr PAeE--Fif,h column.
EExpEnsSSssssssr PAGs-F;ta GO annn-
1iNxHCiHLeFiasr fAaK~si1lS S'c. rs.umn sSa''''
EEM9SNs kns TMt1Trp rAosstf.s so,a SSnnn
fosslsHED sooMs AND APARTMENTS TO LET
pig ss sssn"'
HRLf WANTED MALEs-TwzLrru PAGz-TA.rd ool.
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAsE-li:,A
AiaS sad assT aos ssoou third
fourth an nth coiun.ns.
HOTf L3-ss ooSD PAGr-second and third columns
HOUSEo. ROOMS, DO, WAEfED-SEooaD y rAGs-Fourth
INsTnU1TiiN-srcoa PAcK-sixt column.
LECrUKE skAsON-NISru pAsE Fifth coumn.
L0Sf Asp
sAssEx rAsfsa.n oS.n
MEDlUAL-TwELI TIL rAGK- sixth coninu.
MISCELLANEOUS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FACE
Observation-Disclosures PAGE-Fish column.
MuSaCAL- klSTn PA9R-Foursh column.
MEN PUBLICA1ioNs-NisMi Az i'AaE-tourth column
PlANOFOkTES-NlSTn PAsE-Silth column.
PUSf OFFICE NOTIlE-t lR,r PAsE-Sisth column.
PROPOSALS Fik ksr tAeK Fltta column.
RENT-NIETM FAsy- First SEQ snG and ID rd
ZEAL Estate 40 ExCHANaE-AINrn FAdH-rhkd
ZEAL ESTATE wANTED-xIsrn rAer-Tl,ra column
REM ARDS-FIRST PAGE-First column.
BALES AT AUCTlOE-SEoOND PA1E-FIftA and sixth
SITUATIONS wAETED-rEMALEs-EIrv PAGE
First, second, third, fourth Gi;h an sixth coiumns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III fA6=-Eirst
and socond columns.
SPECIAL NUriCEs-fIasr PAar-First aud second oo.
sPoRTiN0-poGs B,nps. &c.-FIssr PAGe-sscoDd
SUMMER xEsoETS-ssooND PAGE Fourth column.
The T. RF.FIRsr rAaE Second soliu,n.
to LET FOR BUSINESS PCRPOSES-TwELFrH PAGK-
IRAykLLhRs, UIpF-gIau1u PAeE--sfS;L column.
TWELFTH PAGE-f:tth coiuin.
MAATED TO PCRCEASE--FiRsT PAGE--Sixth column.
WATCHhS, JEWkakt. aC.-EI1hTu PAGx-Sixlh COL
WINS, LIQUORS. AC.-FiRsT PAGy-sixh coiurnn.
YACHis, STEAMBOATS,, aC.-FinST PAGE-Six,h col
umn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-25

SPECIAL AND PEREMpTORy SALE AT PUBLIC
"A ancon Friday, May % Tomorrow st stable No.
q rea - Jone: street: At IgT prompt oy JOHN Il VAN.
top Wagon, double and single ar
being property Of r. H. trics, Es,, about
leaving Tor EmoIe and oilers all his fine stock for positive
sale.
Beautiful, high Bred fast and we mated Team Of brown
troug road family Horses I5v high, and7 years old,
full tfo,lers 10th sired by Plot and rasct In k
they and prompt ivers; have exraor
hIs syto and action and require checks; have flowing
ami tails and scarcely be from each
other; they Sufou. tricks OF ard
not IN 5, and promise weh the ono can show 1905 they
attcc. great attention ana much admired when driving;
wafran.ei soun and kind either ne double,
OF the finest and bcs In tho city
have size and style enough cass coach
Hansome yorrg and iheiSen. gray Pony Mare, nearly
IL h.h years old Ii percc. pot. has ben used and
docrc arnable withou. TREK; fears nohinr il
fas traveller has all 10 d! ated
kSd for ladies children TO hsnee shc Is without exception
ono of the abandonment u,aros IN Now York.
Also the Ee handsome aud frat yonny trotinq Horse
Mystic, by Lhan Aen about is hi5 uid:
nnc DIR yius and most syt horsss tins
tine, m. drivers has vaes pow
rii.g si.ed an beat Se to road whun in
training 2:ib hiss record Of 4aS years
for road usc and 10 Warranted sound
Aod kin-
Aso very nuiab.s, handsome and bay Marc years
old, l5k high perfect pic and ane pleasant
driver no.hug great roadster an fas. trotior
rantcd sound and kin,
1Lis every particular viii sold
" hches, bidder. No limits or restrictions
A BREWSTER OF TwENrv-FIFrH srREET,-A
"A. Third
has the following second hand Carrac IN good order
One four passenger Depot Wagon.
One Mail rhseton-
Ore Dog Cart
One lictorA.
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