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FOr Purity and strength
Omaha Legal Enterprise,
$4,000 90.

GRAND GIFT CONCERT, IN AID OF THE
Mercy Hospital, at Omaha, unde the au-
spices Of the Sisters of Mercy, will positively
lake place, in public, on May 80, 1872.
TIME EXTENDED To MAY 30, IS72-In.
consequences Of the unexpected and I'M
fooked-for continuation OF the nov blOckades
on the Union Pacific Railroad, breaking up
municat with the entire Pacinc coast.
It is not the difference OF a few weeks or days
that people care for, but the fairness and hon
estY OF the drawing and the payment OF the
Prizes in fan. Unlike most Gift Concerts, this
one is conducted legally; therefore, the draw
ing viii positively be made fairly, ana none
can end fault with the management for doing
that which, is for the best Interests and benefit
OF an concerned. N.B.-Don't delay and have
TO pay $40 each for &-ticketS, as was the case
in our Library Drawing Of November 9Th ult-
secure YOUR tickets at once dOnt delay.
So Tickets, 50 each, or Two for IS; -Four for
$40; Right for SO; Ten for SIS; ~Twenty-one SO,
and Forty-fOR 500. Tickets sent by express
and money collected on delivery, If desired.
Good RESPONSIBLE agents wanted. Liberal
commissions allowed. N.B-Money can be
sent in registered letters, p. o. money orders,
draft or by express. fOr full particulars, ad-
dress PATIEk GARDINER,
Busines Managers,
once. e25 Douglass 81, Omaha, Nebraska.
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CHAN CE
FOB MANUFACTURERS.
III r
TRUSTEES SALE.
Excelsior Planning Mills.

the first day of March, 1871, by John &. Saint,
Is OF record in d Registers office for
the county Of shelby, in Book No. sa, pages
81 and 3S, and in accordance with its p1Ovi-
stons, for the purposes therein expressed, l
Will on " ST." .... .-.
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COTTON MARKETS OF THE WORLD.

PARIS
PARIS, April l9-Rentess 3i &e. specie II
he Bank OF France has Increased b,OO,Oof-
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$1,000
This Seug Garden Song Garden ist Book
Is for the little ones. Here are Simple File
nfents, Easy Exercises, about 20 Tunes, many
of Them the very sweetest.
Flswers Of Melody. Price, 50 cents,
The I'd sOns Garden {song Garden "a Book
lowell Mason's Celebrated Elements, 30 tx
ercises and Rounds IN the Practical Course
~ Song. 20 Sacred Tunes. Price, 80 cents.
The RI Song Garden esong Garden "a Book
Resume 81 the Elements. Musical Cate-
cises and Solteggt0s. 800 =, 3and Epart Songs
and Giees. Price, 81.
-".
The above hooks sent, postpaid, on receipt
Of retail price.
OLIVER D1TSON & 40. Boston.
apT4 G. r. DITSON &GO-NkW York
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.NmsResident Notice

No The F-irstCbRncery GDurtof shelby
Comfy. TennesseezcharlesM Wesson ct al.
Vs. III S. Dance Ct -
RI ao1ear4nR from afadavftin this cause that
y defendants, John = DanceE.F r. b ban
.eev. ii J. PittUan a1d Mary r Rtttman are
eltizens0f North Garoiina "a ENDORSEMENTS
81 the stats Of TennesS5sr A3- Al q
ii Is therefore ordered, That they mfke
their appearance herein, at the court-hOuSs in
the cityo1 Menphisy Teunessse, on0r before
thed first Monday tltguBe, 1871 and alsadaan-
swer or 20 compiatoants,b bal or the
and SEA for hearing sk pkftea and thakac copy
q this 9raeE be R1bi1Rhed 3o~nealatEeeky 40
four successive weeks, 1nthe Memphis Appeal
81 eofy-attest+t II IT'D
EDMUND AaE0LE, Clerk and Master.
\ BY r. JaBLAuRs DeputY Eaand NJ 49,
d. X. MECCA S-PIWalEeri solicitors loI
eom~paalheuis. I III apfZ wed
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Wednesday, May 18th, 1872.

between the hours Of Ham. and pm, the
following described fOUIn the Two Nemunfs
IenHeszee, tO-Wit.
beginning at the northeast corner 81 Wood-
run 5 totf on the west sideu f Main street. n.
feet 9fnchest ~tGenty-fOuf feet ufnefnch@s-to
the lot recently awarded 70 Annie and Ca
nliua Pope, helrs Of Mrs.. Camilla DubOse. de-
-ceuSeu thence west with south kDundary
Of said lot - feet o inches nny-aN feet six
Inches; e south "a feet 8fnehes1 TWENTY
Tour leet ntue Inches thence east % feet 3
Inches hfty-stx feet six inches, u the benin.
nlngf and being part Of LOT No. - a. aid
down on the map (Rucker's Of he city Of
Memphis.
an right Of redemption l. walyed. The
title ] consider ~undoubted, but convey only
As trustee. EA-RANLINGg Trustee
AnrII s. Is-2 -
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NoTrCE.

GENERAL meeting offhe stockholders
"A Of the LOUISVILLE NASHVILLE
RAILRoAD~ CoMPKS9, is7hereby called % be
held at the Office OF the Company, ia LOUIS
NILLE, KENTUCKY, on t~ru-a
wednesday, the 18th Day Of May next,
atll O'clock ana, 10 AXE into consideration
our Connections, extensions, and such other
business as may b laid before the meetlng.
The s~toek-kooks VIII be closed from the ntb
to i 18th Of May, both days inclusive. : af4
Perordero Of the Board.
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Memphis ~ louisville
WINTER
Norember rs. 1871.

Train leaves, Day Express...y--..--.4:l5 am.
" New 30 pm.
Brownsville accommodation ..-.-A:i5 pm.
Elegant sleeping ears run through to st.
Louis, Nashville and Louisville on the 30 p.
m train. The AIS pm. and 515 am. trains DO
not run on Sunday. JNO. FLYNN,
nof2 superintendent.
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CINCINNATI.

Aprl la-FIour steady; family,
81 7Oa7 s.. Corn steady; &C. Rye steady; W
a92e. Oats steady: EG Dc. Barley spring
0Aa7ar. fall dDaSOc. Groceries and oils I'M
changed. Eggs dull. Cheeset in good demand
iaaS5c, Pork. dull and unsettled, Lard, dull
held al HsdEZcs Kettle offered az 6Fe
-. no sales. Bulk meats quiet; SIDES J1gb1s,
asked. Bacon duH; 65a9oH clear rib %
45c clear sides Hogs quiet, s. 4940.
ss r-.H. CHICAGO lH a
CHICAGO, April D-FIour-extFa spring, de-
mand light bat holdeE are firm at . 1oS. ~.
2 spripg. 81 581g. Corn-No. mixed Is firm At
qItauLc. 0ata-Na duh At 8a83Ac. Rye
hrmeT at re, BarleyE-steady aud an
chsnged Provisions opened dun and closed
steadfer. Mess pork-Su 6G1 90 cash, Lard
-quiet at $ F1ssss %. Hams-in pickle, SO
glLe.-Buik meafs aEe ~str0ngeri Shoulder, 4ci
E8a6Xe,m HighWtnes-quiet ~ 75c. Hogs
atSia8 90 4sllll1H l-4u
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

1TaE firm OF Podesta & eazassa Is this day,
Il March q, IST2, dissolved by the sale Of
Frank Cazassa's Interest to the remaining
the outstanding Chains, and who hereby as
sumo All the liabilities of the late Arm, and
who Will coRtinuet the business uHder the Hrm
name and style Of Podesta, Malatestaa Coz
LOUIS PODESTA.
ap3 FRANK CAZASSA.
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NEW f


NEW ORLEANS, April l9.
2p- insight exchange = PEI. cent. prenl'
uIn; sterling exchange, l2ssgl1es-
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QI000 AAA NORTHERN CAPITAL
QLQOOsOOO 10 loan on BOND AND
M0RTGAGES IN SoUTHERS STATE from j
othree years at legd Interest, ID sums from
5000 70 S5tvOI1On EanaEEa, R~1aAtaEfoEas,
dwellings, etc Also, Mortgages 0a south
TIoN OF Merekand1se la New York city on
a cash basis. Address, With flapartlcnlars,
s.. G. SLOAN & %.
Loan and Real Estate Brokers,
20 Exchange Place, New York city.
mh&d eod&W
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r WILL oasr for sale, 90 ThursdRy, I'd OF
Il May next o. I0oSelock, II the Real Estate
Exchange Q fRoys SER Erezegent& % north
east corner Of Jefferson end Main streets tnls
city, lot Of southern III Notes BIS Re
e~eiyaele, Levee Bonds, etc etcis ayment 70
be made IN cash, or IN claiI4 Hnleh have
CS5Is En- he lnsoSe2f s~foesedinss, JIG. Ia
nier vs.. Gayoso Savings Institution dollar for
dollar. S. MOSBl, Receiver.
Memphis, April, lSR, apis
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h~I0gr ssEsl April l'-oot'on quiet; mid
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
OF

pY virtue Of a deed OF trust exeeuted u the
- Hndersfgueds as trustee, by p NJ Ander-
son, On the 18th day Of April, h51. to secure
certain tndebteduss therein specified due By
said h-Andsrs0n to ]. J. hWnng & Co, Las
said trustee. viii offer for sale, At public aue-
ton, 70 the highest bidder, for cash. on the
premlsea. Im The CITY 81 MernphIa an
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Thursdax. the 18th Day of May, ls72.

the following described property, lying and
being in the countyo of Shelby and State Of
Tennessee, being part of lot No. lac, as laid
down on the map OF the city of Memphis, on
the west side Of Main street: Beginning p feet
south from the southwest corner Of Main and
Winchester streets; thence south with Main
street % feet, and extending back west, be-
tween two parallel lines, 50 feet, being the
same property described in the last will Of
Nicholas Glynn, deceased. Levied on as the
property or p. Glynn 10 satisfy said debt, in
Uerest and costs. Sale between the hours Of 10
O'Clock a.m. and PIN
MARCUS j. WRIGHT, sheriff.
BY NJ. PYNE,D Deputy Sheriff. apis
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NASHVILLE, April l9.-Cotton IA fair de-
and nrm; low middiingss &c
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MONETARY AND MATTERS
--LATEST REPORT BY rEIEsEAPH.I
NEW YORK

INV luEhT ApTI y.
Gold-The market was firm at ul1EgluA.
Loans, 4 per cent. to fiat Clearings, SSS,U00t0O.
Money-Market easy Al 6g7 per g
Sterling Observation-Disclosures bills, lO94.
Southern state Securities-State bonds closed
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United States Bonds-Govemment bonds
strong M 1s9H higher, with improved de-
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ST. LOUIS.
81. LOUIS, April l9lCottOn quiet and IN
changed middling, Hs92he,
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Sherfff's Sale of Real Estate

HS-B BY virtue Of a a. IA. to me directed by the
Clerk of the First Circuit Court Of Shelby
county, April Is, 1872, in the case Of Merchants
National Bank vs.. z. Glenn and Peter Law
less, udgment 18th January, 1865, foTSlzS 93-l00,
besides interest and costs, 1 viii sell, TO the
highest bidder, for cash, in front of the Sher-
if's office, on second street, In the city Of
Memphis, on
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5OOpm-Ameriean securities closed as fol
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las. JACKSON, successor 70 jackson & Manson.
d. Al kILPArR1cK, ToW l0W.O ID. H~ENnERsoN.
late with Jackson Il Anderson. deifdnfee
JOHN JACKSON, st. Louis, Missouri. --g7.4
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zE9ssIseTPRfdhFERE AgBsEATB TAX.
MI PAYERS-An interested ] d the aymen
Of ~ lssissippi Leyee and State taxes can nave
their taxes paid, or II the lands nave been ISr-
feited. redeemed BY application 70
GREEN'S BANK
fan2.dkW Jackson, Mis-.
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DIR. Lowell MasOn'sis sai
SONG GARDENS

Have an immense sale. Each book complete
in ITSELF hut one naturally succeeds the other
in a school coarse. Tbe books are
Perfeet Mines Of Valuable Materials for
Music Teaehers.
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COBB, DOLH0NDE & CO.
Corner Walnut and Third streets,
vt. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
COBB, & CO.,
NEW ORLEANs, La
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Provisions, BreadstaffS Whistles.

A GENTS for the celebrated 3. A. Miller
a Chickengock pure old Bourbon and Rye
Whiskies. Also, for other Western DistilleTs
Consisnments and orders solicited for West
ern and Southern produce generally. Cash
advances made. dZIztaW
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NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS, April l9.
2 pm-Cstton hTmsr Middiings, EZc,
sales, $500 bales. Receipts, 459 bales
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Trmstee's SaIe

OLIVER DrTSON K 40. Hos
"a G. r. DITSON NCO-New "a
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NEW YORK.

LATEST REPoRT By TELEoRAPH.l
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BEAUTIFUL WOMAN.

and breaks down the animal spirits.
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), - -. - -. 90. sent. -, on nseslgl
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- fonoNing s a eomparauYe aaly state.

We publish each day a complete t~elegraphie
reB0rf Of the different markets up to the hour
OF going 10 press. They vi be found IN THIS
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. ATMOSPHERIC DISEASES.

4 he air, without which no creature could live il
IL source Of difeases Of which millions die At this
season, especially, the atmosphere is full of the
gems OF many kinds Of 81, kuess Every globuIe of
the mist aId fog which cloud the earth aud sky in
spiiTg holds in solution its portion OF miasmatic
poison.
The evil Effects Of this arial virus can only be GER
taiLly svered by increasing the vital activity of the
system and sCcurirg the fun and free exercise of all
Its natural functions and hence ID is that Hostel.
ttrs Stomach BitteTs, the great nerve strengthener
regulator ard anii6ote to malaria, is mperatively
required in the spring meaihs.
Ii is at this time, too that Dyspepsia assumes Its
most distressing types and that persons of bilious
habit usually suffer most. There is inf 1ence in
the air which depresses the spirits well as the
physical energies, and in order restore their elias
ticiy tsnic treatment is absolutely necessary
All the world knows that The wonderful eff cacy of
Hostetters Btters in of indigestion, bilious
moss, nervous prCstratcn and mslarious fever is
due 10 the potency OF its tonic Alternative and apsri
ent materials, and the absolutely pure stimulant
with which they are incorporated.
It's because the public have been taught By TWEEN
ty years. experience that the article can be i'm pli
city trustei-inasmuch as it performs uniformly
and certainly all that il il advertised to do-that
they prefer this sovereign tonic to every other
hence, too, alas the many counterfeits and imits-
tiOns, against which there is safeguard except
the close scrutiny Of the purchaser. ap22-eo3tSW
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page,
WASHINGTON CITY:
NLDS E>DAf.. ..........ApriI RI, Is72.

The dying speeches Of convicted murderers
are generally of one character, that Is, 10 the
GHtct tSat they have lived a bad life, and are
IitIaTtd 10 lie happy christian death. Their
80 ticrs, too, are usually we'll calculated to bear
= cut tLtse verbal assurances of genuine repent
aHCe and regeneration. Deviations from the
accepted formula are 20 rare that they ncces-
saTily attract attention. and the newspapers
have recently recorded two notable exceptions.
one on each side OF the Atlantic The ms.
remarkable OF these two i the case of An Oh,
situate Missouri murderer named Waller, who
= 70 te hung at MarshfeId. in that state. next
month He won't see r clergyman, sings "ShJO
y, Captain Jinks, - and other poI ular songs,
ana, when bis family visit him, stands on his
head, turDs handspring, and declares that he is
tie laIViest man in all NJ isSOuri. All this looks
81 If lie might be the victim of emotional in
SIiiy' or 'hom:citsl MANIA" or some other
form 81 legal lULacy, but then there is a method
Ill his msdEcsS, because he saws he only wants
one tbing-to be let out long enough to kill
George Francis Train.
Tie TRANSATLANTIC case was that of William
Frederick Horny, who was hung at Lincoln.
England, the other day for the murder of his
vie. He, ia the same letter, protested that he
lad sincerely repented, uSir g the language Gus
tomaTiiy employed By persons in his condition,
While, before he came TO the signature, he char
aCteIizcd as "a vile tissue of follies and I'M
truths 9 letter which had been written about
lin, and charged the writer with 'cowardce
and Intentional falsehcod" In his case the Old
Adam was evidently not yet conquered.
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Brief reference was made in yesterdays STAR
to the address Of Rev. Henry Ward Beecher a.
the Cooper Institute. New York, on Monday
evening. in advocacy of the throwing open of
tie public libraries on Sunday. All of the lead
ing metropolitan journals yesterday gave con-
siderable space 20 the discourse, from which it
aIreaTs that the reverend gentleman also ex-
pressed himself in favor of Sunday excursion
trains for tie POOR, the general text of his ad
dress being the idea that the Sabbath was made
for man. and not man for the Sabbath. HIS
argument Lad its effect at once; for Mr. Hew
lett, in adjourning the meeting, announced that
tie Cooper Union library would open on Sun
days, beginning next fall, from 10 10 p. m.
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II having been stated that the Philadelphia
convention will be composed OF office-holders,
ard that consequently all independent men are
driven of TO look for opportunity of action else
where, the Washington correspondent of the
New York Times undertakes to prove that no
assertion was ever more deliberately made, none
ever with 80 little foundation. Up to this date
seventeen states have chosen $50 delegates OF
these, thirteen have made returns, covering 72
delegates, of whom 13 are federal ofice-holders,
Tie sends the list a il stands officially verified
20 demonstrate the truth of these figures. Surely
there Is not much danger from the Vaccinations
OF fce-hOlders in a convention of which they
form not the One-twentieth part Ii is pretty
evident from indications so far that the Cincin-
natl convention will contain q far larger Der
Centage Of eX-office-hOlders and other Office.
seekers. who are perhaps equally as selfish and
mn atIiCtic as the same number OF Office hold
els. Indeed, if the delegation from this CITY is
a tair sample, as we doubt not it is. the Phil
adelThia convention cannot lie compared to the
CineiI natl gathering in those respects.
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TIE COAL TRADE continues fairly active, bu.
world be much larger if there was the necessary
shipping Of Pert Richmond to enable oper stors
20 III their orders, which are in good supply.
The stock Of coal on the wharves on the Dsla-
ware here il large, and is still estimated TO ex-
Ce'd one hundred thousand tons. Freight
charges necessarily rule high. so high, that at
the Irtst Mt uncl ge prices of coal little profit
is lett for the operators; indeed many of them
complain that they are not making a cent on
their operations, while they are steadily getting
rid OF their best coal in the mines. We have
head of one company mine in the Schuylkill
regicn that has resolved to sell off its mules and
other arpurtenances at the mines and 10 cease
OPERATIONS for the remainder of the year
fTeiEhts aud wages a. the present market for
ccal lesying less than rOthng for owners There
u good loCsl demand from consumers of coal,
but % altTs operate in a small way. On We'd
nesday of this week the next public sale of
Scranton coal is announced. Some parties in
The trade are anticipating an advance in prices.
Philadelphia LEDGER. 2Sd.
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The cooperative societies of England have
just held their fourth annual congress. Tom
Hughes. ". P, presided. The debates of the
session slowed low greatly the principle of CO.
oleIa'ion has advanced in Great Britain. New
s'cie'ios have been formed by scores, and in
many small towns the cost Of living for non
mtmttTS as wei as members has sensibly
CininisEed. Various efforts have been made
~ tISde>men to break down different associa-
tens, hut these attempts have all failed. 1t is
CviG6nt that Great Britain is far ahead OF us in
til.S matter.
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H-Mr. Ralph Waldo Emerson has lectured
every winter for forty years in Salem, Mass.
~ Aimee is as good an actress as Tostee, and
much handscmer.
r. Mrs. Joaquin Miller. il is said, is coming
10 the east III states to lecture.
Ex-senator Wilson recently gave 5000 to two
Sunday-schOols in Pennington, n. H., where he
was born
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OPENING OF THE OYSTER CAMPAIGy-Savs
the CTisfeid (SId.) Leader: " The Virginia oys-
Ter tuPboat produced scatteration among some
of our Maryland boys on the 18th inst, The lit-
Tie high flyer ssOOped down like a hawk. ooh
hltd up poor tOngman and his canoe and hiei
MN 10 the peaceful waters of Onancock creek
leaving the larger craft to make their escIpe A
small sloop was captured on the following day
in about the same manner
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LIVERY STABLES.

(NOkGRESS STABLES,
EtsA:A St,eef, btrWees ~ aad r. -
notses and Buggles for Hire, and fresh -
'epb,y,o i kooo HORSES Tor sale every week. 81
ySl-Iy RICHARD Want. Proprietor.
WASH. Majors STABLES, 1896 ST.
w CARRIAGES Of the latest styles constantly O
osnd and for hire BY the day or month. a = h
Parties, Weddings, and receptions fur <
aished with the most comfortable and -
elegant Carriages. Particular attention 70 board
,pe Horses, and Horses always for sale and ezs