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The Supreme Court, now in session at
Harrisburg, have expressed a determi.
nation to hear the Local Option case In
Philadelphia on the first of July, If coun'
sci of both sides are ready.
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LOCAL

OUR townsman David Lowenberg
WAS chosen Presidential Eloctor from
this Congressional District, at the
Democratic State Convention in Read
ing.
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THE adjourned court convened to try
the Bloomsburg contested election case,
on Saturday last, was adjourned to June
18th.
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TEMPERATURES of May 1872 at
Bloomsbury, Pa, result of three daily
observations Maximum 930 on the 10th;
Minimum 400 on the 5th and 18th, in
the morning average of the month
G3lo, II. u.
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If you want good double combined
corn plow, go to S. Huber & Son, Dah-
vile, Pa. Farmers prOnounC, it the
draught and for good WC.k. 22-iw
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ENECUTORS, NOTICE.

II tsIATE OF PHILIP sEEsHOLIli DECD,
Letters testamentary on the estate Of Phil
Seesholt2, late of CatawisSa township, Columbia
county, deceased have been granted by the Re
gister of said county, to Henry Holllngshead
and Isaac ii. Seesholtz. All persons having
claims against the estate are requested to pre-
sent them to the Executors in Columbia county
Those indebted to the estate, either on mote
Judgment, mortgage or book account Will make
rayment to the Executors without delay.
HENRY HOLLINGSHEAD,
ISAAC H. SEESHOLTX,
Moyy ol FvI.,,,,rp
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PROF. JAMES G. BROWN late of the
Normal School will deliver the Grafton
at the Reunion of the Gamma Epsilon
Society of Williamsport Dickinson
Seminary Wednesday afternoon ofJune
10th.
The same body has secured Rev. j.
p. Newman d. d. Chaplain of the U.
s Senate to deliver Literary address
in the evening in the Academy of Mu-
sin
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The Lock Haven Republican says
"If we do not have flood, all the mills
will be obliged to shut down by the first
Of July"
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OUR exchanges are filed with reports
OF persons who were robbed by pick
pockets whilst attending Barnum's
show. These light t-fingered gentry were
in Danville while the show was there,
but we have heard of no one from this
county who was unfortunate enough to
lose money or valuables. An attempt
was made, we are informed, to steal the
watch of +. II. Baldy Jr. of Danville,
but he discovered the rogue in time to
prevent the abstraction of the time.
piece, although the chain had been cut
in two.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WANTED.-A girl to do house work
in a small family. Apply at this
Office. If.
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Kew west. Fla. Feb. 10. 1s12.

Dr.. j. II. SCHENCK, n. Il. cor. Sixth and Arch
streets, Philadelphia.
Dear Sr-PleasC forward, per first steamer, six
bottles Sea Weed Tonic aud twelve bottles Pul-
monte Syrup.
Your medicines are suCn value that can
not be without them in my household, ana in
fact no family should be without them.
1 have given them n fair test, and openly de-
clare them to be even better than you claim.
Very respectfully yours, DC.
W. 4. WHITEHURSF
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nIssOLUTION OF Co.PARTNER-

Il
Tho co.parlnership heretofore existing under
the finn name of Snyder, Hartman * Co. is dis
solved by the death of Benjamin II. Souder. The
books of Jhe late firm are in the hands of Dauie el
Snyder TO whom all Persons knowing them
selves TO be indebted to the firm arc requested tC
make Immediate payment.
Tho business viii hecout nued 1T the Oil p!aC-
under the name of d. Snyder & t0,
y SNHDFR, & CO..
ESP. hay nth ls12.tf
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You can buy Black Lace Shawls of
| Nv. Hartman for 7.00, $50, 1000 and
400.
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TEAS TEAs.-Great Reduction in
price at Maize's Mammoth Grocery, Cor.
Main and Center Street.
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NJ. l. Lutz has received another
large assortment of grtes cloths and
wash poplins.
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The st Ladic y Caters can be had at
L. NJ. Knorr's.
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Summer cassimers, cottonadeI and
linens for men and boys wear at lest
years prices at NJ. p. Lutz's.
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Ii you call soon at I. w. Hartman's
you can get dress of that Frou Frou
dress goods at 25ctS yard.
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JACK THOMPSON again came to grief
on Monday evening from excessive
application to "the cup which cheers
but also inebriates" and was provided
with lodgings by Constable Woodward
in the Lookup. Thompson's visits to
Bloomsbury always seem to result dis
astrously and he would crafty the
citizens of the town and insure his own
comfort by staying away; "a COM
summation devoutly to be wished"
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E. M. Knorr sells the best Calf Boot
in town for 1915.
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Another large lot ofshoes just receiy
ed at +. NJ. Knorr's.
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You can buy of I. w. Hartman s yds
of Brown or Bleached Muslin for Sl.00
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l. w. Hartman sells carpet chain for
cash, at 33cts.
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New white goods, Dire IS goods, cali.
Goes and muslins at M. =. Lutz's.
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I. w. Hartman sells blcached mus
lin yard wide for 124cts.
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Every body says that E. M. Knorr
hes the b It and the cheapest in town.
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CANDIDATES.
DEATHS

FAULDs.--In Danville. on Saturday the ?Jth
inst, Mary wife of W. II. Faulds, and daughter
of Richard Thomrson esq, of Berwick, In her
Sd year.
HICKS,-In Beach Haven on Satufday last
Denjar1iu son of ]. f. and Matte Kicks o sed
about 10 week.
OHJ.- on the l4th ult. in Catawissa, Eliza Ma
tild1, infant daughter OF John Il. and Elmira
OH, aged months and 20 days.
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G shade of grass cloth for ladies Juiis
at |. w. Hartman.
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a L Il NJ T. n ID o u > 5 u q T. IL 5 ;
T. s: s:ARTHUR,s New Book,
THREE YEARS IN A MAN TRAP

"a companion to "TEN MOTIFS IN A BAR
ROOM, ~ 5000 Sold in q Few Days!
Agents say they never had a book which sells
like it, One Canvasser took eighty-one orders
IN days, another twenty in a half day. 1t sells
that any family can afford to buy it. Strongly
endorsed by all Tie lending men in the Tenn
perance cause Neal Dow, Judge Black, s B,
Chase, j. II. Orne and Others Send for illustra-
ted circular, containing testimonials and terms
toageuts, and secure good territory MT once.
j. NJ. STODDARD * co, Publishers, Phila-
delphia. n2JiW
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$40 E0M u Ss Ga fea @H5 oF e ha
feIail quick for so, r.. l.. WOLCOTT lsl Chat
ham Square, N Y, NV
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Railroad Time Table.

LAcRAwANNA q BLooMsBURG.R II.
North. South.
,,oli 1851 A, M, 5lS r. NJ
Scc1 m m odati ton, ,,,.., Ais A, M. 1850 L. NJ
828 p. NJ. 8T A. M
cATAwIssA r.. r.. FROM RUPERT STATION
aoing North. Going south.
Ans r. M. 1l:ll A. M.
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Interest on the Pacific r. r. bonds,
$40 per cent payable IN gotd, will be
paid by the Bloomsburg Banking Co.
on and after July l.t.
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Every nervous Young Man in the Union, will
receive, free, Recipe that will prove blessing
through life by addressing. in confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
Box 5l72 +. O.. ~ Cedar ST., n. Y.
feb 9, ly,
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AGENTS WANTED FOR LIFE AND TIMES OF
ID aso Fisk. . eDRo

Contains biographies of Drew, Vanderbilt,
Gould, Tweed, &c, with a financial history of
the country for the last three years, and what
GRANT knew about BLACK FRIDAY" over
800 pages. Price 81. Address New York BOOK
Co, l15 Nassau Street. New York.
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TREASURER'S SALE

OF SEATED LANDS IN COLUMBIA COUNTY.
Also the following lots, pieces or parcels of
Seated Lands. returned by Tie tax collectors, are
To be sold at the same time, under the provisions
OF an act OF Assembly, entitled IAN Act relating
to the sale of lands for taxes in Columbia Cuun-
w."
AcreS WurrGRtccS or OUacIS DUl Cts.
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RUNAwAYs.-A horse belonging to
Norman Pursel, ran away on Monday
afternoon on Market Street near the
railroad and in his course ran over
tree in front of Mr.. Jno. A. Funston's
residence, and also one in front Of Mr..
VIM. Peacock's on Fifth Street. The
frightened animal continued his way
through Fifth to East Street and then,
like tax payer, took the pavement
and ran to the Forks Hotel where he
was stopped not greatly injured. The
truck wagon to which he was attached
was badly dislocated. Two young men
were in the wagon and were thrown
out but escaped with few bruises.
On Tuesday last the three horse team
OF William Beck of Brier Creek town,
ship was waiting at Lime Ridge for q
load of lime when they became fright
ened and dashed off furiously. A boy
who was standing by the heads of the
horses, endeavored to hold them, but
was dragged some distance and finally
thrown to the ground the wagon passing
over him. He followed the horses until
he fell from exhaustion and was carried
home. His injuries are serious. One of
the horses in making short turn in
the road was thrown violently against
a post and killed.
A son of Hiram Hess was driving a
: three horse team near Light Street on
Tuesday last when the horses took
fright and after breaking the pole OF
the wagon, ran away dragging Mr.. Hess
several rods, cutting and bruising him
. severely. The horses ran into Light
Y Street and were stopped at Kelchner's
: Mill, not much hurt.
We have to chronicle yet another
runaway. AS a gentleman, whose name
: we have not learned accompanied By
! two ladies was driving near the Mar
rows between Rupert and Catawissa
!, his horse took fright at passing train
and ran of, throwing the occupants o.
the buggy to the ground and bruisinl
Q them quite seriously. The horse ran tC
the bridge, then turned and crossed the
Q track In the rear of the train and fel
exhausted.
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T IST OF DEALERS
COLUMBIA COUNTY.

hereby certify that the following list of deaf.
ers taken, returned and classified by me, in ac-
cordauce with the several Acts of Assembly, In
and for the county OF Columbia for the year one
thousand eight hundred and seventy.two is cor.
rect TO the best of my knowledge and belief.
TOWN OF BLOoMssURG.
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HDSECHOMANCY or SOUL CHARMING"
/ How either sex may fascinate and gain the
love & affections of auy person they choose, in
stantly. This simple mental requirement all can
possess, free, by mail, for . cts. together v th a
marriage guide Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints
Address II. WILLIAM & co, Pubs, Pnlla, 4|
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Now that our State ticket is made up
and the campaign fairly opened we
urge upon the Democrats of the County
the expediency of forming Clubs in the
various townships, preserving thereby
compact organization and ensuring
attendance at the polls next fall. Our
farmers can certainly spare an evening
now and then for interchange of politi-
Cal views and opinions and the result
Of fsuch talks will undoubtedly be the
keeping alive of interest and the pro
duction of full vote in October. We
trust most earnestly that our readers
may give heed to our advice.
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A YOUNG man named Frank Beaver
came to his death last week near M.
media, this County, in a most sudden
and singular manner, by fall from his
horse. He had ridden the horse to q
held for the purpose of getting some
chains, which, having obtained, he
hung over his shoulders. On his way
nome he stopped to speak to some &C.
quaintances and, when ready to start
again, spoke sharply to his horse who
spfang forward suddenly unseatine
MS rider. Beaver however reached
nome, looked after the horse and went
INTO the house, and died in few mo
ments. The doctor who was summoned
stated the cause of his death to be
fuptured blood vessel. Beaver was tn,
grandson of Ludwig Thiele and wal
weil known in the community wher.
he resided.
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MIR. BUCKALEw AT HoME.-,Serenade
to our nerj Govern0r.-The unpropi-
tious weather of Saturday last prevent,
ed the citizens of Bloomsbury from ten.
dering to Mr.. Buckalew their copgratu-
lations, thus expressing their approval
of the action of the Reading Conven.
ton in nominating so able and honest a
citizen for the highest Office in the State
Government. Monday evening, how
ever, proved fair and at about 8 o'clock
a large number of our townsmen of
both parties, the Friendship Fire Com
pany and Monrce's Band, assembled
near the Court House and marched to
the residence of Mr.. Buckalew. After
several well executed pieces by the
Band, there were repeated calls for Mr..
Buckalew, in response to which he came
forward and made short but earnest
speech. He reviewed briefly the pro-
cCedings at the Convention which ter
minated in his nomination; spoke of
the harmony which prevailed; the alb
sence of petty intriguing and wire pul.
ling and the hearty endorsement of the
ticket as formed. lie expressed his
gratitude to the people of the county
for the steady and unwavering support
which they had extended to him for so
many years. The speech was such one
as a man would make to the friends
and neighbors who had known him for
years and amongst whom he had spent
his life. 1t wGs simple, unaffected,
manly and sincere, and his hearers re-
ceived it as such.
Col. Freeze followed Mr.. BuckaleW
and gave a more extended account OF
the Convention. Capt. Brockway spoke
| a few moments as to the Republican
support which would be extended to ouI
nominee this fall and predicted glori
Gus victory.
Now let the people of Columbia coun
ty see to it that the majority this fall is
greater than ever before. Mr.. Bucka
lew can be voted for by members o
both parties who prefer honesty ant
ability to rottenness and corruption
Mark the contrast: BuckaleW-Hart
ranft.
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All persons who may feel aggIieved by the
aboN o classification, can have am opportunity Of
appealing by calling upon the undersigned at
Caiaw issa any time unt june lltb, 1914 at which
time an appeal viii be Leld at the Court House
CAsPAR RAWN,
MUylC.lm MDcoRtie 1pl1aissT,
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! .IIIRIIRER A

EALIIERS, STUDENTS and others wanted n,
AGENTS for
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Important Testimony !

The following letters are among the many we
are constantly receiving nom persons whc have
Lnu IN
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and MANDRAKE PILLS

Price of the Pulmonic syrup and Sea WecJ
Tonic, sl,25 per bottle, or 81 w per hali dozen
Mandrake Pills % cents per box.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

VIA PANAMA x,xn,,r
CARRYING MAILS. PASSENGERS AND FkEl"hi
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, SANTA MARTHA AZ, AND cSK GREY
TRIAL AMERICA, Peru AND CHILE: ,,on
Steamers leave 18th and Goth eacn mo mom, nrcvious
those dates fall Sunday then the gay vsurv
June 70 steamer OCEAN QUEEN IlR- noon oo,. snr
will leave Pier AZ North River az Dsme with steamer
MoSTAYA Cart and also connecting iSf or an Ie sa,
uanea ,ra por,s received until oi June pr.rc.co
steanero ~ nan and China For rates Of passage,
ynN G ali firthcr Information apply at Companys
Office on the pier foot o. oan"' r. BABY, Agent
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

LIMITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
~ Company.-Thc elegant side wheel steamship NORFH
AMERICA 1000 tons burthen, CAPTAIN George H. Slocum,
Will sail tor St. Thomas, Para, Pernambuco, Bahia ana
Rio Janeiro, Monday June "a, ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ from
pier 43 North River.
For freight or passage apply to
WILLIAM Il. GARRISON, Agent
No. 8 Bowling Green.
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FIN NANClAL.

A TRUST MONEY TO LOAN AND BUY FIRST
IA class mortgages city real estate, in to suit
without bonus. Address COUNSELLOR box 1851 New
yorkP ost
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Al KIszEYs. ore., clearing sale,
Spring and Summer
Goods closing out
Lots Lots Of Of Sarsso Ssraw as &c. sS ac to &C. &c. up
Lace Paraso covers, 75c up
Lace Lace sas%'ss saoSues, 5 81 " e TO 70 ssS sS
Gros Grain Ribbons loc:, zoe. yard up
Cord Edge Ribbons &C., &c yard up
Sash Ribbons, Bic, ACC yard up
Twilled silk Ties an colors, 2;c.
Very rich wide Scarfs soc.
HsH GrpuTs ssss Lssss sS g. yard up up
French Laees, IOc. yard up
Hamburg Edgngs, &C. yard up.
silk Frinees &c. yard up.
Silk Gimps 25c. piece up.
Lining and Dress Silks, 25c. to 75c. yard.
Iisie and Berlin Gloves, ioc
Ladies' Underwear Chemises
Night Dresses, Aprons &C. &c,
Chemiscs, 69c up
Skirts, 19c up.
Sacques, Soc up.
Curtain Laces, zoe, 25c yard
Plain and Fancy MusnS
Hemstitch Handkcrchiefs &C. up.
Gents llandkcrchies l0c., llc, l5c.
Fancy HHndIsTsns!a, I3S 9, sc ~ Se ,Hp
Clark's and Coats Cotton, Sc.
Vienna Silk Fans, 29c up 80
Travelling Bags and Portemonnaies
closing out equally low,
summer r. stocks S,css up Prices Il f down VIM
Closing out lot Of Dry Goods
yaconets "a ss1rs ssp Quilts, towels, Napkins
Piques Closing out below cost. -
69I Broadway,
Saratoga.
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A RMSTRONG Il co NEW STORE. $50 SIXTH AV,
N rmstrong n Co New Goods bet 37th Il 3sth SITS
Armstrong K Co. Popular prices $50 Sixth avenue,
Armstrong e Co. for bet. 37th Il 3Sth sts.
Armstrong h Co. Popular Goods, 600 sixth avenue
Armstrong Il Co. Embroidcres, bet 37th 3stii SITS
Armstrong Co. Laces $50 Sixth avenue
Armstrong Hosiery, Gloves, bet 37th 18th sts
Armstrong Il co. Linens Napkins, 500 Sixth avenue
Armstrong 4 Co. Table Cloths bet 37th h 3Sth SITS.
Armstrong Co. Towels, TOwelling, $50 sixth avenue
Armstrong 4 Co. Spreads, bet 37th h 33th sts.
Armstrong & Co. White Goods, $50 Sixth avenue,
Armstrong Co. Lace CURTAINS bet 37th Il 3Sth sts.
Armstrong h Co. Collars, Scarfs, $50 Sixth avenue,
Armstrong Co Rulings, bet 37th 4 3Sth sts.
Armstrong Co. Dress Innings, $50 Sixth avenue,
Armstrong h Co. Small Wares bet 3Ith 4 3sth sts.
Armstrong h Co. and all the 6tO Sixth avenue,
Armstrong n Co. Novelties. bet S7tn Stil Sts
All We almost forgot to mention our
Gauzc and light Summer Underwear,
Of which we have an excellent assortment,
In all sizes
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A MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
"A. In New York Brooklyn and New Jersey. Principals
only apply to SAMUEL 5. WOOD. Jr., l55 Broadway,
room 10.
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CO TO BEAUTIFUL WIIITESTONE TOMORROW
VI As good investment city property. Get ticke Is
Of JERE JOHNSON, Jr, rs Nassau street. GEO. w.
VAN SICLEN, 1873 Nassau street
TJAIR HAIR HAIRl-SHAW'S PATENT HAIR,
III equal TO human hair; can be combed and brushed
Switches 81, &c. Human Hair cheapest in the market
solid Switches, yard long, S3 French Twist 81
Curs 81 and upwards Ladies own hair made oyer 25c
street Great Jones' and 33 Sixth avenue between
Twentysccond and Twenty third streets Highest prices
paid for Human Hair
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AE7O SSO Is DRAWN DAILY IN THE LEGAL
DC O.OCC lied Kentucky State Lottery; 100000
gold drawn in Royal Havana Lottery OF Cuba June
s. Address BAILEY 4 co. office established thirty
years. ia Broadway.
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where we hold regular
SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
GENTLEMEN WISHING TO PURCHASE, OR THOSE
having Horses Carriages to SELL will find our house per-
fecy reliable conduct this branch of business
do all other business the same straghtfor.
ward principles which govern honorable houses in all
''vTf"G We GIVE THE PURCHASER OF EVERY HORSE
ENTRIES FOR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
can be made downtown office and salesroom, 81
Nassau street. where also Keep register Of Horses for
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSEQUENCE
A UCTIoN SALE OF FINE HORSES, CARRIAGES
day, June IL at iok A. NJ, consisting of dark brown
Pony full 3 hands, 6years old geding fast and free trot
ter good under saddle hes been usa BY Ladies ana ch
Fine Coupe, or Family Horse, dark bay l5A high,
years old: trot in $3.50; has been used
by present owner for the past two years as family
kind Al y 5 W M nx y aaeS Mafe Snd eran hnas 9
without tying perfect beauty fine and free roadster
no road too long for her and also warranted sound and
years old next autumn has troted on Prospect Park
repeatedly in three minutes nj private and can show
used for a common road horse and driven daily to and
from the owners residence 10 his different places OF
business and leaving many repued fast horses behind
sound SOUND ana kind p0u Extra handsome and extra
I," sis6 enS yeafs ODD has 5[9i,ss 4sSss c,S Ss
stock; any lady drive him; not AFRAID o even
locomotive very gnmy; well develoIed and fine knee
action great pole horse, and ! warranted sound and
Dunscomb and Crossman Harness Lap Robes Sheets Fly
Nets &C. the property Of gentleman who sells peremp-
orv having met with loss In his contracts III conse-
pae"ee = '"e ' JOHN D. HAMLIN, Auctioneer
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SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
A FOR SALE ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
"A Birds &c. Medicines for all diseases prepared Food
for mocking BIRDS at B. G. DOVEY'S No Greene street.
near Canal
choice breed of Dogs Buffers Infallble Mango Cure
and Flea Extermnator rs cents Buffers Work, 81
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HAVANA LOTTERY BRoKERs-FINE IMPORTED
Ill Cigars at low prices BATES CO.,
Az Broomc street two doors west OF Broadway.
HAVANA LOTTERY OFFICIAL DRAWINGS
Ill received for June by JOSEPH BATES, 1876 Broad
way, room T.
r THE UNDERSIGNED OPENLY DECLARE THAT
all rumors afoat about my being married Is SANDER
and no person set a claim on me for such:
NJ. y, ROsENZWEIQ
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CTEAM TO LIvERPOOL-THE LIVERPOOL BRAZIL
- and River Plate Mail steamship Co.'S steamer
ElELA, Captain Carroll will leave her wharf Martins
Stores Brooklyn, Wednesday next 10Th ns for the
above port For freight passage apply to the agents.
BUSK a JEvONS "a Beaver street
CTEAM TO LONDON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The ane Al new steamship HUTTON 23+s tons register
CAPTAIN Hodges will be despatched on about Monday
2 June above Being built for the East India trade
(via Suez Canal she Is fitted with all modern appliances,
and splendid accommodation for 32 first class pas
sengers ELS Sterling Has smoking and bath and
carries q stewardess Apply to HY SWEETLAND CO.,
40 Beaver street.
The New York herald., 1872-06-17
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

SECONDHAND BUGGIES, LIGHT VICTORIA PLAT
- form Dog Cart Coupe Rockaway and several slightly
and secondhand.
~ MANUFACTURERS, UNION 6sS Broadway
The New York herald., 1872-06-17
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.
A T THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
N JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL,
Office and salesroom 81 Nassau street.
opposite the Post office.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
OF our business is conducted at our
HORSE AUCTION MART,
no. l12 and ia EAST THIRTEENTH STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE.