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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-04
Answer to a Cllallen &c.

d. The eccentric FL. H. Breckinritlae. one q
q 1lle s Judges Of the Supreme Court Of Penn
sylyalnliias, lli when q young man. was challengs,
70 fight sh duel ly an English officer, whom,
he answered as follows:
Il have two objections to this duel matter
1.-The one lest | should hurt, you, and the
other lest you should me-, i do rot see what
good it would be Yto. put a ball through your
body. could make no use Of you when
dead for any ordinary purpose, as j would a
rabbit or turkey. / am no. caanibal, to
eat flesh of men. Why, then, shoot down
human creature. Of whom. could make no
use! buffalo would make better meat
for. though your flesh might be young and
tender, % yet it wants tn frnness and, consist
eney which take and retain salt AT any
rate Il would not do ior q long sea voyage.
fou might MIKE a good barbecue, it is
srue, being OF the nature OF 4 raeeoon or
9possutIn; but people are not in the habit OF
harbecuing anything that is human now.
a. ! 70 syonrsilde,l lt IL not worth taking or
being little better than 4 two-year old calf.
90 much tor yola. As tor myself, do
not 2 'ili'e Ike to stand in the way of ANYTHING
That is hurtful. sm under the impression
nat you might hurt me. This being the
rase, think il the most advisable 10 stay u |
a3dlstance an II sou nlesnt to try your pistols,
axe = ga. tree ora Or barn door abou. my dimsn-
Mons. ION e you bit that, send me word, and |
vii vii knowledge that, if had been in the |
same place. yon might have hit me.
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Hs.' Upon the whole, Isl spite of the stone-
throwing boys and other natural enemies,
We are inclined to. consider puss as fortunate.
When he or size, Tom sr pabby. is cared for.
Els u complete and comfortable way.
l''ss mas fine seat BY the fire, good rations,
'and plenty of coddling and peftinps And
now filr tavorite animal hss come Into 0rea,
ilsak ~ England, for that wealthy maiden
lady the Baroness Burdess-toutts, iIas uiven
Ine sum Of EiO 70 be 5eestowesi in prizes to
'rorkmcn's cats 'sat the Natiopsl q Exhisi-
1ion, Other nohle laelles will also give ilvsrl
medals "a ancoursge the kind trta ~ .,,,, ~
eaIs. e''l Ns7wonld als, ssggsst diplomas sor
eafs, VINO, under circumstances 81 ,tr,nv
temptation and arsf-ratsa opportunity, have
nsvsr killed canary bird. ~
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= q . -, g3fs..s q
A Curiou. FrauG.

| Ny, Letter to the Chicago inter- Ocean. ss55
| happened the orherl day TO see, at the
United States Assay Ofhae. in Wall street.
| the fragments OF once famous nugget OF
California gol,. said to be s.ihe largest ever
discoyerea.'' Its history presents one of the
most curious instances of successful fraud on
record. Twelve years ago stranger brought
it from California aud deposited it at the New,
York Assay Office for inspection. 1t was q,
remarkably. fine specimen. and showed the
enorn,ou. weight. of 2,3ls75 ounces troy.
The owner was very anxious 10 learn its
value, in order that. being poor, lie might ei-
feet loan On it. An assay was accordingly
made, the yassay piece' being carefully cut
from spot indicated BY the proprietor, vino
was particular not to have the beauty Of the
nugget marred by promiscuous eutting The
assay showed the specimen, to be worth in
the neighborhood of $4,000 gold A cer-
tificate to that effect from the assayer. ae-
eompaned by sundry positive assurances
from other scientific gents speedily!
brougftsa loan to the lucky stranger of
$4,000 or $1,000. Thus placed in funds, he
proposed to visit the Paris Exhibition with
his precious nugget, and accordingly shipped
it to the care OF the bank OF France. ,as
Unfortunately. at the very last moment,
the sickness OF his wife prevented his going
until the next slimmer--alltl that was the
last ever heard of him. The nugget arrived
however, safe and sound; but. the bank
would not receive without some assurance
Of its value. An assayer was therefore Ill
rected to test il, and--not having the careful
owner BY to direct his chisel---fle cut in the
wrong place. and tue secret was ont ! Under
the handsome surface OF yellow geld, through
which deceptive. pieces of white quartz ,crop-
ed Q ltin the most natural manner imagina-
Die. was thin layer of silver. under the sill
YER g Of copper; and beneath all base
and inortifyns lump Qf wretched lead The
French bankers estimated the value of the /
gold coating at about 81 600. The last ASSAY
1t the New York office, shows it to have beer
but $333S. the weight after melting having
fwindled to 1856 ounces troy, and thesaver-
age fffleness from the USUAL California stand- |
ard to one hundred thousanths! How com
plete the deception was may be judged from |
,he fact that the most careful scrutiny by
experienced jud ges failed to discover a flaw.
,r nything unnatural in the construction of |
he specimen. But how it was done, what i, |
s0st. or the amount of eare and labor
M M,estoiwed ai upon II, will probably never be-
InoWn "a tgs' J.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-04

rEx trs,t from Col rarafors,s speech III sszhsills
~ #82aatffson Decoration Dsy. "a
But while we speaS the praises ard COM
mem morstel the virtues d the fallen heroes Of
the Union. whose numbers exceed the grand
army which Nepoleon led from tho Rhine ss
Moscow. let us hot. fall 10 show ,iua respect
to the memory Of those gallant Contederates,
who sleep ii; often unmarked and unnun-
6ered graves on all the battle-fielss of the
war, They were orr conntg,aEnen. Their
loved oues widows, orphans. children,
,nothersare sorrowing still for tIle lost but
tintorgotten. applat,se.l
let us show them something more than
tIieseold charity or silence. Thereis no en-
NIFTY in the grave. Our enemies in war
time sre friends to-day. Ard surely. COM
9rades, they who sleep here would not have
liz otherwise. The great end for which they
fought and died was to secure for the nation
no mere hollow truce, but an absolute inn
munify from civil wars in the future-a
peace grounded in equal and exact .iustics,
that all Our contests IN the future might ha
carried on as the contests OF feIlow-citizsna,
AtiO ubiuCi ttAC AHaSbA1iCu LiaJcEly III law
Let these occasions, therefore, make lrp IN rs
sentiments OF, kindness ard good viii such
.as become the citizens of great, free, victo,
rious and magnsnimous nation. Our coun-
try has need not alone Of the obedience but
Of the the heart service Of all her children.
[Appl.uss.l -.
Then buried be the dreadful past
Its common slain bsnourned, and set
= ,All memories setten TO regret. ~
[Applanse. 9a 54E' s.
SO shall the worth OF that Union for which
these. patriots died be best indicated: and, az
the ysars advance, tile nation will grow witt,
an ever new and ever increasing growth.
The oppressed Of every land shall here find
security and refuge. The religion of charity
and culture shall pcryade the masses. Art,
md her graceful children shall here flourish
in unwontea vigor. staiwart manhood and
gentle womanliood will ID our conntry end
their fittest and noblest exrmplars Millions
Of new and happy homes shall rise in the land
of peace and plenty, and ali the blessing Of q
high civilization shall gladden. the hearts Of
all, because the common heritage ofail. Zap
plarse.1 f6a *5s s1at 's'
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astf gtnes And Places for Holding Gomrss In
- the Territory or MoRtama.

.+..ETiHa & go f-1De- IA - 7sfsF
SUPREME COURT ss y
at Virgins city, first Monday in Js uary and Gee
ond Monday In Aurust.-
-s.s.r- ry-x. uNITxp STATES DISTRICT COURTS.
'~d@ Fsrsf Distriot-At vrgnia City first M nday IN
April, seeo id Monday in July, and second Mo"-
day in November.
sssnd Dstr;et-At Deer Lodge, third Monday IN
y4. April, FIRST Monday in September, Md first Mon
day in December
Third Disfric.--At Helena, first Monday ~ March
first Mondsy In July, and fourth Monday In oc-
tober. .-ffs7s SO iHfiNt%
- TERRITORIAL COURTS
tirs Disfricf--in Madison COUNTY, nj Virgins CITY
drsr Monday in April cond Monday In July,
and second Monday in November
In Csastin County, At Bozemtn, drst Monday IN
ASf@I1&f March and fifth Monday in October
~ In JeiTerson County. Radcrsburg, second Mon
.a~9' day IN May, and first Mofdsy in october
sgsesnd Di,fric-Deer Lodge County at Deer Lodge
9ruaie CITY, third Monday lin April, first Monday In
September, and drst Monday In December
sf"ssF In Missoula County Mssoula fourth Monday
az in june End second Monday In November*
j. In Beaver Head County, Bannsck, first Monday in,
ar NH june, and third Monday in October.
g. Third Dstrict-In and Clark County at Hell
f,:-f ena, first Monday March, first Monday III
at; r.,7 July, and fourth Mondsy In October
In Meagher County,. fourth Monday in May and
fourth Monday IN November -7Essa
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-04

IRIS
M naTARp TAYLeR.

sss9 -.-----Hs
). am born from the womb Of the cloud,
And the strength Of the ardent sun
N hen the winds have eeased to be loud.
And the rivers of rain 70 run.
Then light On my sevenfoId arch
i swing iii the silence of sir, /
NJ. While the Tapors bsncaf1me march
si@ And leave the sweet earth bare.
For moment hoyer and gleasn
S On the skirts of theeinking storm,
And Idle ID the bliss of the beam
That gave me being and form.
II fade, as in human hearts
The rapture that mocks the will
pass, as ! dream departs
That cannot itsclf fuial
Beyond the bridget have spanned
The ZELDA that the poets unfold.
And the riches of fairyland
At my bsses Of misty gold
keep the wealth Of the sphs res,
Which the high gods never have won,
And / coin from their airy tears
The disdem Of the sun
~ = 80 5g ~ 5srF5 a 5 { -
For some have stolen the grace
That is hidden in rest or strife,
And some have copied the face
h Or echoedithe voice of Life;
And some have woven Of sound
A chain of the swestrst control.
And some have tabled on found
The key to the human sonl.
But from the blank of the air
And the white OF the barren beam,
Have wrought the colors that fare
In the forms OF Il painters dream.
gather the souls Of the flowers, s9l2
And the sparks of the gems, to me
Till pale are the blossonsllg bowers
And dim the chameleon Sc. /
/ By the souls bright sun. hecye.
/ am thrown ON the aitlst's brain
He 'oIloWs me, and fly
He pauses 4 stand agalnt; Ss
Ger the rsach Of the painted world
Ny. cnordea colors huld,
ON a cansns OF cloud impearled,
Drawn with 1t brush Of gold |
i I,ire., as q mocking prite,
Iglsr, as agoddsss besfows,
liz red, with lis soul ol might,
.a- Aud the blue, with lis cool repcse;
Ihe yellow, tina becAons and beams,
And Inc sentier chliarsn Ii.e5 bear,
For taeportals OF Arts nls.i Greams
Are buiided OF Light and Airi
itlaatss Moathtu. ,,I
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-04

4 lady was asked by her BiddY about tina
nature Of the next world. and whether it
would be just like this. The lady being
blessed with happy family of eleven chill
dren, has skeleton in the house in the shape
iof Z stocki,ig-haskct that never gets empty.
and at whose side she has spent many q
weary midnight hour in darning. With
this spectacle before her eyes, she replied to
tn girl, playfull,.-"l don't think we shall
oe required TO dafa stockings after mid
night ''sure, and that's thrue for you,
mDnl; for all The pictures Of angels have
ever seen were barefutteA'
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-04

"A FovzL CASE Ar LAw.--Can man get
Damages from his father-inrlaw because hls
wife gets sicks lfso. we fear there Will be.a I
rush into the law which wiaI keep The courts
busy for while. There is Z man in Oregon
sbo = determiHed! to test the question. He
says that the father and mother Of his wife
represented her to be ii \ healthy condition,
out she has been sick nearly All the timess
Aimee he married her. whereby he mas been
dAmnified by doctors bills and his wife'a
peey'shness to the extent of 5000. Dlsap-
pointed Benedicts will look with anxiety for
the decision in this case,
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school Teaching i'm CaliNOrnia.

= A l.edagogae in Indiana, who was had up
for numerically welting the back OF u little
girl, Justified his action by explaining that
''she persisted in ninging paper pellets at
him when his back was turned, That Is
no excuss. The town crier once taught
school up in the mountains. and about every
half hour had to remove his coat and scrape
OFF the dried paper wads atlhering to the
nap. He never. permitted frifie like this
70 un>ettle his. patience; he Just kept on
wearing that gaberdine until it had no nap,
and the wads wouldn't stick. But when
they took to dipping them in mucilage he
made a complaint to the board Of directors
's Young man. said the chairman, yet you
don't like our ways you'd better sling your
blankets and git. Prentice Milford tort
skuie yer for nore'n six months, and he
never said a word agin the wads.' The L.
G. briefly explained that Mr.. Mulford might
have b.sh brought up on paper wads, and
didn't mind them. .iIt amt no use,', said
another director. !" the children hev got to
t,a amused. /" Fhe I, G, protested that there
were other amusements quite as diyerting
but the third director ffere arose and re-
marked. 81 perfectly agree with the cheer;
this youngster he'd better travel. l consider
rs paper uatls lies at the root NV r,oppsllar
eti'icatioTi; ther a necessary adjunck Nv the
school system. Mr.. Ciieermar, move and
second that this yer schoomaster be shot.
The L. G. did not remain to observe she re-
suit OF the voting. Rss1''tsss3 :
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-04

- se lffnS sitp pftVsu9a tfH ctts,ict' Of Eu0ti.
In the next place. LET rs ExAMI II WHAT
". ASH FOR WHEN WE SAY FROM THE HEART,
- Thy WILL BF DoNE.'' lgS
4 nsi first We ask INIT God ,oould b. III.
HOY spf1rt take a,cay TIE blindness from or
understanding. x8S
he other evening. Wien the news came
to lis that Our lrieId was about to die, some
inahe ready 10 60 and see him ere lle
PASSED away from certify scenes and whilsf
they giihgsisa, asking oness,i them the reason
Az tiis delay. he said We are ONLY waiting
Til fhe meon rises. 10 thar we can see the.
raa'i ilinre clearly. Tor it H. very rough in
places. KH. We arr not sn wise In spiritual
things as We're thes.. in temporal matters.
lSi!nily We grope our way over the rocky
lei Sc which h.set 0ir path. although there
i light shining brightly. a lamp which
VIII clearly mar out the pathway which. n
We tread We WllI1esich III safety the place to
Wt,t.a We journey.
But no; sell CONES in and says no lamp for
iystlf an suffiCIrflt--s.fd rejecting
ehis light we stumble on and fall. receiving
many bruises; still the voice Of Gods
r III comes g us again saying. ..fhe light Is
Already prepares1. take i'll Again we saw. no:
rndge on and fall again. And now to-day
his voice II heani III our tAitlsf saying. look
p the light, the lamp 0f oti' preparing. ]
= roslild tht pathway are ths eharus ai sin
eady ~ egssif thee. tiIe rocks II vice over
which you viii stumble and tall. the tower
ng slides OF doubt which are just ready to i
all and cover vat. up In ruins from which
'Dl can never extFicafe yourself. and vet you
.lindly En on-'' VIII van not Ask then for
f0.l's spirit 70 come and nIighten your 4
'lindrSi eyes. will you Ssot take Jesus a. voir
uides VIII Ioa nof IS = xise regarding
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-04

ii During class-meeting held SEVERAL years
since by the Methodist Brethren of South
rrn5 village, Brother Jones went among the
,colored portion Of the congregation. Find
Ing there an old man notorious for his en-
5deayor to serve God on the Sabbatil,i and
Satan the rest Of the week, he said--n.8
Veil. Brother Dick, I'm glad to SEE yos
here Haven't stole aaY turkeys sinceI saw
you last, Brother Dick?rlsz .8si&
mo, no. Brudder. Jones no ttirkeys.',
Nor any chickens. Brother Dick?''fl q
me, no. Brudder Jones ,litln't stole no
chlcnens.'' l4 .sei{ 7s.4szz.E t,ssfTs4 str
Thank the Lord, Brother Dick That's
doing we'll my brother ~ said Brother jones.
leaving Brother Dick, who Immediately re-
lleved his over-burdened conscience by say
lag to near neighbor with an immense sigh
OF relief--saf9 Fiessa t@
Ell he'd said ducks, he'd had mel''
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-04

A WOMAN who was arrested iii Chiesgo tho
oener h'2nt TOR drunken and disorde Fly be~
nasior, dled IN the police station. 1t was as-
eeitaineti that she was the daughter III a
kocilestef clergyman. had bsel. csfefl,llv
0fOuRf't llp A. ! Kirl and twice insrrled, bnt
'had sivsp WY VI the temptations which tsar.
rounded young and attractive Widow, and
iailsu lnts lils of vice and dissipation which
ended ina squalid anti miserable aearS. It l1ss
age ~ thartys ysaight.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

TACIftO MAIL. STEAMSHIP CoMPANYs LINE TO
L California, Japan and China,
via Panama,
carrying mails, passengers and freight TO
Aspinwal, Panama Santa Martha, Greytown and Pacific
Coast Of Mexico Central America, Peru and Chilli
Steamers leave 10Th, goth and y)th each month"; except
when those dates fall on Sunday, then tho day previous
August al-Stcamer OCEAN QUEEN. Captain IT. r.
Conner viii leave Pier No ~ North River al IL O'Clock
ncon for Aspinwall direct connecting Panama with
steamcy ARlZoMA CAPTAIN --S touching at Aea-
conncctne iyr oil Central American and South Pacific
ports Departure Of 10th each month with Inc
Ccr,panys ste amer touching at San Beno Tona.a Sa.
lima Cruz anI iort Angel Freight for all way ports
Steamer JAiAN will leave San Francisco August 81 for
J.Y- -El Shina. For rates OF passage freight and all
further inorna,en apply accompany ONCE % tho pier
TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUCH
ing at ktJ West, carryD the United states ma;
The steamship CITY Oh SAN ANTONIO Captain rem
nlnsion, a. lie. 20 Last ycr, VIII leave on SATURDAY
August L. . ,., -, A.,
Through bills OF ading given to Houston either by the
O. IL. and ". g. r. or W ths Houston Direct Nayfauon
Company, apl 10 all points on tho Gniyeston' houston
and iIcudarson ana u. Il. N and q. Railroad
e. H. MALLORY 4 CO., Us Maiden lare.
or 10 w. r. CLYDE III Wall street.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

0LoGYssscoSD PAaE..riah column. nl-''' ''
b9ARBEE%s Rs %TANTEposEcosD n ~ PaoE-Frst COLUMN
sRo6&I9N sSIYe' REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sncosD PAGE
SaiTa col
a $H Sss SSK
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-rwnLrru PAor-Third col
ssS
sSsfsF rAorFnh and Sixth
T.ssgsss:s column column
HOUSES rs sh SasuEp AND us
EUROPEAN i9S Column
EURoPFMEInyESTM EsET M Plcr-si.th column '''N"A
kxGHANGEE.ssIcosD P1s.-siSth = = 81! column;
EfNANCixI-NiNrm PAcE-Fourth column.
aRf IHss fo
TWELFTH PAcE--Fith column.
FREEcH
HELP WANTED PAGr-second
HELP fnS sh1a p4or-Fouh COL
HoRsEs CARRIAGES. 4c.-rmsr pAos-second, third
HoE sS &C.
GEN REAL HsT&TE fos sxIEesncosD Nd r1an~ n
LEGAL NoTlGEs- SYtSs' -ELrvrs1H rAex-sxth column
LOAN OFFICEa-SEcoND PA1E-Fourth column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsr PAGE-First column.
NACHINERY-SEcoSD PAGE-Fourth column
MARBLE MANTELS-SECOND PAcE-Fifth column
NEDICAL-SEcoND PAGE-Fiith column.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth
MIsoELLANEous Observation-Disclosures PAGE
M1seEIIaSEo1s-E Eli fSa%R p4ensi.th column
MJSICAL-SEcOND II PAoE-Sixth column
fERSONAIs-FlRsr PA0E-First column.
pIANOFORTES-SKCoND PAGR-Fifth column.
ROLITICAI-ELEyENIM PAGE--Sixth column.
POST oFFIcE NoTIcE-P,ss1 rSeS1sixth S column
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
TwELFTH PAGE--second column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SECoNp PAGE-Thrd column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcoNp PAGE--Third
REAL ESTATE wANTEp-sEcoNp PAcx-Thrd column.
BALES AT AUCTION-TwELrTH PAoE--Sixth column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES--TwELF PAGE
= First and second columns.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Third
column
EPEOIAL NOTICES-FiRsT PAGE-Second column.
SUMNER RESORTS-SRC0ND PAGE-Second column.
THE TRADES-TwELFTH PAGE-FOurth and fifth columns
THE TURF-FIRsr PAGE-Sccond column
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-TwRLrTH PAGE-
TRAvELLERS GUIDE-FIRsT PAeE--sixth column
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
TWELFTH PAGx-Fiitll and sixth columns.
WANTED TO PURCUASE-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoND PAGE-Third column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C-FIRsr PAaE-Fourth col
umn.
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TEN TOP AND OPEN Road WAGONS, SO uri
"a. top and open Pony Phaetons al by the best city
makers Tor sale lows also fine assortment Of all styles
scusonablt Carriages, 20 per cent less than brosdway
prices Harness Robe, Sheets, &C, &c.
". II. GRAY. ~ 10 - Wooster street.
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AT wALDRoN 4 COOKIES
a Downtown Horse Mart,
New Church, Cedar and Liberty streets,
Great weekly auction sale,
HorNs. Wagons and Harness,
THIS DAY THURSDAY,
at IL O'Clock.
This sale will include hn unusually large proportion Of
GOOD and Family Horses good Saddle and Road
1ior:cs. Working Horses, top Buggcs. Depot and Road
wagons Also will sell to-day to close M
ori,c plated and covered &C., &c CaaloGnls at sale.
a,ivsr free from vice warranted Kind and true.
Groccr's top Wagon and Harness.
Roam Horse. l6 hands years; nrst Class worker ana
puilcr: sound kind aud true. .
Pgorrci Coupc Horse Ii hands, years old masnin-
cent driver sill harncss fno knee action no vices or
tricks good square traveller not afraid; pulls in oil
mrn.Sn Mare Ss hsnds 6years old; handsome free.
stylIsb driver excellent traveller; no vices; sound and
R"an Horse is hands years stands without tying;
pertcc.Iy kind for ladies' driving sound and kind.
psr bav Horses is hands wears od free stylish
drivers: rooj stcppers; yices have been used as
carriacs lcag, In tes city; Kind and gentle.
raw linrsc III hands sourd, Kind anu true; 6yearsL
Irown Hcrse. l5,l hand; years good r,rS werser
In all harncss; UarrauteuCN'i ""J'
Two-scat Depot Wagon.
Onc sno.,ed uorse l6 hands @ years; sound
without anlt Vice or biemiei; be seen TO be appre
eaied cos present 500 one year aso warranted
ohct Horses, Wagons AMI Harness, with fun descrip
tion at sale. IT., a. , Al
All horses Sot under warraDtec arc hlcNcu a uuu 10
hours trial. -
Tic sale positive and cannot bc postponed on account
Of weather
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REDUCED PRICES-5s LIBERTY STREET.
n Light Carriages and Harness,
Elegant new style Rocknways Top Wagons Pony Phac-
tons and road Wsgonsbcst make and finish, and offered
ut
Great bargains for cash.
JOHNSON VAN TASSELL, So Liberty street
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de1 n REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN
SlU or slvercolored Skye Terrier Slut strayed from
Isl East Forty ninth street ON Tuesday evening Has
milk, having left her pups
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TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL Mali. STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY.
The elegant sidewheel steamship SOUTH AMERICA,
for 81. Thomas, Para, Pcrnambuco, Bahia and Rio
Janero on Friday August 2 at clock r. NJ from pier
43 North River.
For freight or passage apply 10
WM. K. GARRISON, Agent,
No. Bowling Green
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DAY, AUGUST l5 l872-TRIPLE SHEET
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A RCH. JOHNSTON. AUCrIONEER.
IMPORTANT SALE OF TROTTING HORSES.
Late the property Of
AUGUSTUS NOBLE, DECEASED
BY JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELI.
THIS DAY THURsDAY), AUGUST l5 at IL O'CLOCK,
1T the
STABLES OF ROBERT ANDERSON,
ITO AND Il2 WEST FIFTIETu STREET