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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-14

AN IMMENSE WILD-PIGEoS RoosT IL Mary.
LANp.-The Cumberland (Md.) Nc,rs reports
that for some time past there has been an
immense roost Of wild pigeons in Allegheny
county, about five miles northwest of Oak
Emd, on Mr.. William SchIey's land. Five or
six acres of land upon which the birds roost
were covered with the pigeons nsuci count
less numbers that they bore 10 the earth The
alders upon which they settled. The Ncrs
says:
80 great was the number of birds that
they were piled upon each other in places
from one to two feet in depth The scene is
described as wonderful and almost beyond
belief. The lluttering Of the countless thou.
sands OF wings as the birds were iockinr in
ana struggling with each other for an aisht-
ing place wa. like the roar OF 4 waterfall, and
could be heard at distance Of two miles,
While the swapping OF broken limbs of the
trees adQed TO the uproar aid confusion, as
the startled birds would arise to settle down
again, perhaps III the same spot where their
great weight had but the instant before
broken their pc!chcS and prcciptatcd them
to the ground. 1t is estimated that all the
flock OF pigeons for perhaps fifty or sixty
miles around thus gather at this one spot
each evening during their annual mi @ratory
visit to the immense forest regions Of the
Allegany mountains in quest of the heavy
mass OF ncorIIs Astounding there. This i
the only ro2st known this season in this
or any of the bordering counties, and is
perhaps tie only one within Il circle ol
several hundred miles. Ii is well c>tab-
lished fact that these birds have but one
roo>ing place within very large territory,
and in their transit to warmer attitudes
and during thcir stoplm@c by the way. liSc
one place only Is Il roo>t ut night. " this
wonderful roost on Coloncl Sch|:y's plac,
thousands and thousands OF pigeons lave
been nightly captured 'y men and boys witt
GUNS. clubs, ana ha"S. After Gigh'Eli! ;
person can - among the birds and *cooI
them into the mouth of Ir,g.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-14

4. II. Tribe" prominent lawyer CT Lynch
burg and formerly member Of state Senate
irom E>ScX district. WAS dangerously i'll Of
meningitis on Saturday, and there were no
hopes OF his recovery.
Rev. Z. \. ncidand tamil, leave Fjncastlc
to-day for Pine BiuH. Ark, where he is to
take charge Of Il congregation. The hest
wishes .: oar community attend him in hi>
n.W field II labor. -Eiac0SNe Uerdid.
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BALTlStOPE MARKETS

BALTIMORE. Octnherl2.-Flonrq quiet. Wheat dull
Corn quiet and scarce Provisions nrmer aud uota-
biz higher. Nhiskcr steady.
Virginia 81. Old. SIS; coupons. OLD Is: consols. S2
Isl new, Is: West ylrstuia's, l5-au
bids.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-14

rmU rs \ GrN.-Dne day last week
,..t named tndr.r, smith was wounded
".I ia tn. hands of II negro boy named
,,. Il occurred IN the negro village adj
). 70 Tie G"pol. Il appears that Harris
up al old mu,kct and pointed it at
., rc!uarkin@ iotubHl! that he intended
u Linn. smith tod him that he was
raid II him or hi gun. Harris pulled
Ger til" load ioAgin.. in smiths eye
ring away Il portion oi his skull. The
i-rr>t seemed 10 he every sorry for what
4 Qau,, and declared that il was arci-
s.. IL. Miller was called in and dressed
N.@d. u g understand that he conSid-
.2'n ia NeiN critical >illlaiiOn.- WIZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-14

ADVANCE OF TIE BANK OF ENGLAND RATE
OF Dfsc0uET.-On Thursday the Bank OF
England raised It's rate Of discount TO six
per cent. against five per cent, its previous
minimum. This Is the highest minimum Of
the Bank of England's rate Of discount since
the exciting period of the Franco-Prussian
war, when the fear Of d di1iin OF money 10
the Continent impelIed the bnnk managers
to raise the rate to six per cent This fear.
il will he remembered. proved gr0undicSs.
Ton money rather sought than went away
from London. and hus been accumulatirg
there until within fey pnnths past, when
the French indemnity began to draw some
Of it to Germany. The late advance is
rather preparatory or defensive than strictly
necessary, for the cable brings word that the
street rate for money in London is still j to
u per cent. while o,1r bonds have actually
advanced an eighth per cent, conSols re-
manning about steady. With the lntelii
gence from London Of what bad been done
by tie Bank of England the leading drawers
OF sterling in New Yorkadvanccd their rates,
first an eighth per cent, and later another
eighth per cent, putting the rate for prime
sixty bills to 1883 aud sight to 1l04, actual
business being on the basis Of 1888 to 1885
for the former and 10 to 10, for the latter.
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Letter from Elizabeth, n. C.


ELIZABETH CRY, II. c., October II, 1872.
The crop OF cotton has been larger this
season than has ever before been raised in
Pasquotank county. Prices range from four
to four and bali cents. and the staple Is in
demand. Our gins are doing a brisk bust
ness, aud large number Of bales are daily
shipped northward.
The Rev. W. W. Kennedy, one Of our best
known and most hi.hly-cstermcd citizens,
was recently seriously hurt by having his
arm caught in his cotton-cin while it was
running. For some days his condition WIS
very critical, but be is now rapidly conya-
lcscing.
"A large hotel, capable of accommodating
Two hundred guests OF more. is rapidly APP
preaching completion. 1t Is built of brick,
TOUR stories high, and not only ornaments
our town, but supplies want that has LONG
been seriously felt by our pcoplc.
An agricultural society has recently been
organized and Incorporated here: suitable
grounds have been purchased adjacent TO the
city, and the first Fair will be held Doth
November next.
Trade of all kinds, except in cotton, is ex-
ceedingly dull, and money correspondngly
tight.
Our Episcopal friends have Just built a
new rcctory for their beloved minister.
Rev. K. r. OVERLY. pastor Of the Baptist
church of this town, has resigned his posi-
ton, to take effect january /, 1873.
Protracted meetings" have not gene
rally been successful during the present sea-
son in this locality. Politics have so en-
crossed the minds of our people that the
claims OF Cesar have been exalted above
those Of God. yEpErTE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-14

New TRIAL RErrsEp.-~Wc learn Judge
WirSlie!d. Of thD Bedford Circuit Court,
yesterday refused TO grant the motion for Il
new trial in the case Of Mr.. Harry Reed. con-
victrd at the September term Of Bedford
County Court Of shooting Mr.. George Mcrli-
nan. and sentenced to the p"nitcntiary for
two years. The case will now be taken, we
understand. t" the Supreme Coltr; OF .tp-
peal .TtchtHy N'cr&. I2Hi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-14

7 AWSUN'S IMPROVED DIAMOND
IL Fl'nNAC E.-1he best furnace ever made. Aii
cast iron. Satisfaction guaranteed In all cases.
WARREN RANGE.
First premiun. American Institute, ISL. Douhl,
Eloratcd Urcn. Narnng-Closct, Eroiling-Door,
.cti''cr' ,nstr Dumping and Shaking Crate, Direct
Draft Keeps Side Burning
Ftkt-PLACE HEATER.
ScftCcdinS. las the largest radiatirg surface OF
any stove In the market.
Il shows the entire fire.
We hnye secured IL" agency for the above goods,
witch we guarantee IN all cases. -
WILSON & WEST.
au --2ln M. l4I7 Main street.
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SLATE MhETELS, etc, CT,

Spcc,l care taken It'll PL U3IBIEG and all kind.
ri STEAM aud WATt R-riTING. Repairs iur
STEAM HEATERS, FURNACES, RANGES.
STOVES, c:c.,,tr. W. +. WOOD CO.,
southwest corner Baltimore and Eutaw streets.
oc a-2Ti Baltimore. Md
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EeEsY GSSTSs
A FULL STOCK OF

/ OUk TO 1OUR INTERESTS, and X
II YOU are 1T scuca oC BARGAINS, don't go
70 ow the corncr. ot ninth and slain streets. Our
rand opening of
sew FAIL ANp WINTER STAPLE AND
FANCY Day GOODS, NOTIONS, &C,
1as commenced al our new stand No. .,-3 MAlS
>TRErT, and The purchasing community. especial
= the kl.lcs. invited 10 give CAL. Cheap
cent. strict economy In The MANAGEMENT OF cur bil5i-
tcs;. quick sale, and short pr it,, III satisfy them
.hat Ne. SO Is The place 20 s,gn' ihcr money.
ocs-Jm g. g. BARBER 4 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-14

J. +. MOU:;TCAaTLE. Mp. COFER'
7 Il. MOUNTCASTLE & co. invite
- special attention 10 the General Lee" Cook
iug-Stov". the Cricket" the Best" the GOOD.
Nll.' the " Corn-plauter." and others; beating
stoves OF Ill sizes: tiuwarc and housc-furnislin.
goods: plumbing. Timing, aud yaS-Itting. All out
door work promptly done.
j. X. MuU%TCASTLEtE CO.,
500 Broad street,
80 lI-lm between Filth and sixth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-14

XKTMLIAM L. WOOD Il CO., Proprie-
" tors q: COLDS AUTOMATIC Low STEAM
AND IUT-WA1EE HEATER aud LAWSON''
HOT-AlR FURNACES; inventors
an / patcutees Of the PARL0E Sun and LIGHT
MING FIREPLACE HEATERS and PARIS
RANGES; dealers In all kinds Of
HEAT and COo6 STOVES,
KITCHEN-WARF, CRATES,
SLATE MtETELS, etc etc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-14

trrcAL tMANGE.--Hcy. Charles Cicca-
49, :. D., pronounced Chickatcrry,} late
49, Ait paslor Of Trinity church, George
}" y. l., hgs been appointed assistant
-" = Il. Mary's church in this city, cice
~, Eernard A. Joalc, vino goes to st.
"r1!as,s manor, Charles county, Md.-Aler-
'2ria Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-14

Inc United States District Court, Judge
I'VE: presiding, meets at Abingdon on the
III instant,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-14

GEORGE W. LEGG'S
III FAMILY FLOUR.
Weare now ready TO take orders Tor ibis superior
FAMILY FLOUR.
Every barral Is warranted 10 give satlsiactlon:
a. os A. Y. STOKES 81 co.
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CALL AID WINTER DRY GOODS.
JULIUS SYCLF,
llJ BROAD STREET.

JULIUS 5ICLF,
4lJ BROAD STREET.
am now prepared To- ctirr &" 'ily iIi"ni7 md tic
public the b"st-selecied took Of Blsf uOpDs 1
nave h.d. and at prices rs low H3 cal ~ ac!d,
consisting III ptrt If
SiTrEENS. al siIalc,;
impress Cloths and Alpacts. black aud c2lorct;
SOLID aud striped tolns.
\ beautiful llc 81 Reps, TrIu!sa CLOTH, Bomhatinc
and Mern"s, V"lvat.els NM Flush latest shades:
: assinurcs aud WATERPROOF Cloths:
! tull liGc 81 White mad t"lorCd .!Hnncls, trcnch
Fiau!rcs, solid. check, and plaid;
puilts, aud t;!anIct,. aI'sn sock;
rhlwis. at Kinds .lud price: Gcni't iurnt:hlng
:n"~. Ldirs' AMI Children, Nruo N's Is, t"IitL.:
.'or,"'$, ,lu;cs, llar kcTclicSt Hosiery, c"S, AMI
and raii" 'sam"e; 1T wv We 'F'' -,
oc : AIS Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
HAVING RENrED Nj STORE AND
IL SOLD my ea,rc stock Of Fancy goods
nj notions Ia Mr.. L. (. Granger, shall o!!er irr
he next fpty-ir" days the !llAGcs sf ny s:ceE,
0u-isiiuE Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-03

A RECEIvER's SALE OF AN ENTIRE PRIVATE
two elegant DUsENBURY AND VAN DUZER WAGON s.
top and open, nearly new one elegant PONY PHAE-
TON Double and Single HARNESS, by DUNsCOMB;
Sba sas e tbe % Ell % he Pyfpes %
at STABLE, l3 GREAT JONES STREET, at 10Y O'CLOCK,
BY JOHN L. vANDEwATER, AucAoneer. .
The elegant TEAM Of handsome, fast and gente.e,l
AND MATE Jeff is isx high years old sired by Ham
let. dam by STAR raised In Duchess county; when
years old he r0tcd In 80 and then purchased by
kte owner for road purposes and mated with present
mate he is extre fine driver, either single double,
hghheaded boodlike. stylish and perfect gait style
$50 without training and is warranted sound and kind
HIS MATE is 1875 high years old sired by Ethan Al
len, dam by Eureka was purchased from George May
nard at Boston mate for JEFF upon showing A3 Is
faster and finer than ever; finely gated well behaved
They can beat As together.
These two horses make and were always considered
first class trottng team and their amiabe qualities and
style make them first class family team as they fear
nothing and can be driven by any ordinary driver VIII
Elegant, ine styled, handsome and safe blood bay
coupe dog family Horse 6 high, years old the
finest broken and the best styled horse In the city fears
no locomotive anything else stands without tying;
fne traveller with LOFTY knee actton warranted sound
and kind.
Also, one of the finest young dappled gray Horses
old elegant stylish fears nothing can be driven by
name and tail beat minutes pony and is
warranted sound and kind. Also. PhGton and Harness.
warranted in every partcular should cali and examine
this stock Sale positive no limits or restrictions Full
particulars at sale.
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~ sEMENTs-SEoonD PAGE-Sixth column
~ OIOGY-THnD PAGE-First column
REES PHssss c2!a%n Pusnrr
ssoSSIYN slIiS' REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srvrS1H
NESS oPPaoiRTIIu'NIiIEs-srcoHD a PAGs-Fifth col
SHss hEx NegroFsFsoRs EsToFE Fur sAEEssSssss P1ss-Fnh
ks iSisi1n AND sALEsMEN-sEvrSrH PAGE-Third col
,f ~ amH maHac-snvrSrH PAcE-sixth column.
"a fHMEr AND. GARDENERs-sEvENrH PAcE-Third
re aTnws1sE sE srExMsHiPs-F,Rsr PAer-Fith and sixth
rARsT.NERsHIPs-srcosD s.T.s PAer-Finh column.
NTRY BOARD-sEoosD PAGE-First and second col
TSTiRY-THIKp PAoE-First column
G HOUSES o LEI FuRNsHEp AND uN
li(iPExN sTEAMsHiPs-FiSsr PAcE-Fiilh column.
iRsiONs~sscosD P1eE~Fourth and nfth columns.
SSIAksssn Mokkssas, P.assstS column oHnmn
saE6 RSoSs And TO LET
SEVENTH PAGE-sixth column
sS,a%n p.orvourh
wANTED-FEMALEs-sr PAcE-second
ifLr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcE-Fourth col
loeslEs CARRIAGES, &c.-FIRsr PAGr-rhird, fourth
se :hs1srcoSp n oSaI'lS PAcr-First column.
io rs ROOMS. &C, wANTED-THrRD PAcr-First
b sUCTI0N-sEcoNp PAeE-Finh column
le q 4 OFFICES-SEvENTH PAGE-Sixth column.
s'7 AND FOUND-FIRsT PAGE-First 0Dumn
y 40 IINERY-SEcOND PAGE-Fifth colulsan.
. b BLE MANTELS-THIRD PAGE-First column
+ lCAL-SEvENTH PAGE-Fourth column.
u "a INERY AND DRESSMAKING-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth
g ELLANEoUs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
sixth column.
tfef ELLANEOUS-THiRD PAGE-First column
T Nt CAL-SEcoND PAGR-Sixth column ,
sNlg SPAPERS-SECONp PAGE-Second coumh
2EK ONAL-FIRsr PAcx--Ftrst column.
p < sOFORTES-sEcoND PAGE-Sixth column
,ci TICAL-THIRD PAcE-Frst column
,o tlFfSICE NOTICE-SECOND PAGE-Sxth column.
~ fRTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEvENTH PAGE-Fifth column.
h 4 l. ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEvENTH PAGE-Fifth
and sixth columns.
H ESTATE WANTED-SEvENrH PAGE-sixth column.
R s. ARDS-FIRsT PAGE-First and second columns.
81 8 AT AUCTION-SEc0ND PAGE-Third and fourth
af lTfoNs wANTEp-FEMALEs-sEvE PAGE
First and second columns.
isI ATOMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Third
spE IAL NOTICES-FIRsr PAGE-Second column
POATING-DOGS BIRDS, &C.-FlRsr PAGE-Second
column.
iUsili TER RESORTS-SEcoND PAGE-Second column.
fifE TRADES-SEvENTH PAGE-FOurth column.
.iff TURF-FIRsT PAGE-Second and third columns
Jo EFT FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEvENrH PAGE
Sixth column.
sIi TELLERS' GUIDE-FIRsT PAGR-Sixth column.
.ss FINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SEVENTH PAGE-Sixth column.
y TED TO PURCHASE-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
~ g rCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEvENrH PAGE-Fth column.
~ CITS STEAMBOATS, &C-FIRsT PAGE-slxth col
umn.
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A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE BY PUBLIC
"A AUCTION OF EXTRA FINE CARRIAGE, ROAD
AND FAMILY HORSES ALSO FINE "a QARRIA4GEs. RIA HAR; r
O'CLOCK PROMPT, AT STABLES is AND II EAST
TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET. NEAR FIFTH AVENUE,
JAMES JENKINS, AUCTIONEER.
The property of prominent lawyer OF Newport who IL
in Europe and has home instructions to sell his
entire stock owing to his prolonged stay and conse-
quenty they have been removed to this place for con.
the finest lot ever offered ut public sale. 49,,
Including superb team OF blood bay coacn HORSES io4
hands high and years old have great style and acon
phaeton they well mated drive evenly together,
not need any checks gags; free drivers are not
AFRAID Of anything; safe and reliable and as first
are warranted sound and kind and free from blemsh.
The celebrated team OF black twin Mares known as
the Gates raised In Lexington Ky and sired
Res are Years JET black il hands high scarcely
be distinguished from each other except that Is
tribe taller than the other are perfect pes have been
driven light Victoria and also to road wagon they are
have been used tandem excellent under saddle and
are without exception the finest little pair in this city
cost present owner when three years old so they are
warranted sound and kind and must be seen to be ap
Large bay thoroughbred saddle Mare lSH hands high
also fast has long flowing tall Is very stylish
and booded looking and Is warranted sound and kind
Beautiful little gray Pony TX hands high years y,rrS 9d
nothing warranted sound and kind Also Pony Phaeton
and Harness belonging to him. -
Bay trottng Horse Rob Roy, lSh hands high years
good pole horse does not pull or lug Is good breaker,
and as track Or road horse y very valuable . on
E o St ooa single
n B"sae positive rain or shine. Horses on exhibit
ton at stables where catalogues may bs o6sned hrvV
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
AT BARKER 4 CHASE'S
IA CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW. YORK latter
SAILS,
e srcSdysy g END Thty
regular sales of Horses. Carriages &c.,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Twenty-f0ur hours allowed for trial
on every horse sold under guarantee. -
A LARGE DRIVING RING
in the mart for showing horses on sale ,,,,,
Pair of hghbred, closely matched and fast coal black
trottng Geldings white sired by the Jackson horse
and raised near Watertown N r.. are i3t4 high, ana
years old; full brothers; extra syhs, prompt anu
snowy driversi never handled Tor speed ana can
trot in three mnutes; gated and drive alike; long
flowing names and tails great rosdsters ana
sound and kind sold on eccoun Of owner gong abroad
old very free easy and pleasant driver has record
faults and warranted kind:
Fast black Trotng Gelding, high, years old extra
nne and easy driver has record OF 239 and can beat
2b0 to-day fears nothing; can be driven by lady ana s
Bay Horse l61 high years old good free driver;
extra business family horse and warranted sound and
kind Also top Wagon, Harness. &c.
Elegant and closely matched pair OF brown road or car
rage Horses high, and years old are extra Stylish
game and handy drivers; can rOt close to minutes and
and snowy very gentle and warranted sound and kind
Six top and no top Road wagons
Top and top Pony Phaetons.
New and second hand Harness, Horse Clothing, Sad
dies, Brides, Whips, DC
Also several other Horses.
Full description at sale.
Sales never postponed on account OF weather.
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)HEUMAT1SM.

DHEUMATlSM.
II Arrived at the Commercial Hotel
gagged permanent offices Professor MAC q Boston The
on the globe, BY bis simple vegetable adhesive New
Zealand Plaster only a discovery made from native
during ss q ss
piasters with little inconvenience and
Full particulars and effected In Australia
sia California; Providence r. L. Boston Worcester other
s snS
IN @ @ RS %Sen nR
other remedies fail. Those Plasters combine remedy
rheumatic gout, neuralgia weak and painful backs
lumbago or kidney affections weak joints, contracted
lungs Pasters shaped and adapted for every joint
painful part The most e1crucating pains Of infiamma
tory rheumatism allayed In few minutes with an out
You must Know medical aid or other nosrums resorted to
cannot render you perfect cure or permanent relief
s 1d psc1SnH s ns s snco
HG%o% HIss set forth nf IN pamphlet having u
S S ns S as
and various letters of correspondence particularly nom
California to forward plasters for friends not hsvng
truth not many Of the usual put before
the public the parties not to be found In fact In many
s S y
Wright S Tehama street. San Francisco, for the State
%r Ed%ard Robinson Tor the county Of Csa{st "a cured
patent-see pamphlep: Mr.. David Scott, apothecary,
Main street Worcester Mas for the county Of Worcester
nue. Boston, Mass General Agent for the six New Eng
land States cured patenp Wanted agents for other
te mo case whatsoever treated under IS Hannsctoy
2l1 Harrison avenue Boston, Mass
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THE TURF.

r ONG BRANCH RACES
IL Monmouth Park.
Races commence Saturday June 29 and continue Tues
day, July Z, and July s. T. and 8.
70 heats dsses steeple chases and hurdles
Races ommence st hapast one p M. each day.
Harry Bassett and Longfelow run for the Monmouth
JOHN HOEY, President
WM B. RAYNOR Secretary.
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A DMINISTRATOR's SALE.
Horses, Wagons and Harness
at auction
THIS DAY,
at IL Oclock
WALDRON 4 COOKE sell at their
Downtown Horse Mart,
New Church. Cedar and Liberty streets,
by order of d. c. Norton administrator Of the estate of
Henry Morton, deceased,
to the highest bidder, for cash,
the entire stock Horses used factory at Staten
Island and for family and road This stock comprises
head Of good light and heavy work Horses used to
One pair carriage Horses l61s hands. years; good,
Stylish free drivers single double and both trained to
saddle without fault, vice or blemish.
Two young Roadsters, Hambletonan, and Patchen
stock are ee, puregaited drivers, and both promise
great speed.
One top Buggy built TO order.
One set Harness.
One Carriage, nearly new; set double Harness.
One light and one heavy express Wagon.
Two sets single Harness. Also, at same time,
Three or four head of good business Horses.
This sale is positive and hnal without further notice.
b. G. MORTON, Administrator
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REWARDS.

61OO REwARD.-HORsE AND WAGON STOLEN
plUO Stolen, from Peter ". Haskins, Of White
Plains westcheste5 county on Tuesday the 18th Inst
and was In the q man about forty Ave years
at the time and plainly dressed The horse was
adark chestnut sorrei mare very neshy and IN ne con
heavy bSshy tail The wagon was red wheel coal box %
and wagon have tracked far Stormyile
$50 reward viii be paid for information which will lead
Information which will lead to the conviction q the
Poughkeepsie Sheriff stephen Newman, Hyannis Conn
Peter Berry, Stormve to Peter W. Haskins, or Car
penter, White Plaina PETER w. HASKINS.
&R0O REWARD WILL BE PAID, AND NO QUEs
spOOV tons asked TO any person who Will return 70
I!s East Twenty seventh street bundle Of Papers and
Cortland street and the North River Bank on Monday
July about ~ O'Clock, or proportion for any part
thereof
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-03

A CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, M WEST BROAD
"A: way, near Canal street-Park and Pony PhaeI9ns,
new and second hand Harness. Sheets cheapest in
the city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-03

VIJANTED-STYLISH SECONDHAND LIGHT TOP
w Buggy Road Wagon; must sell low for cash. Ad-
dress HOLMAN a co, Fl Courtland street
&17E FOR HANDY NEW EXPRESS WAGON
sDl - and a set of brassmounted Express Harness,
only used day wagon and harness cost month ago,
$3.50 l4l East Sixteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-03
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

VITANTED-A GOOD SECOND HAND PONY PHAETON,
w leather ton or umbrella top be cheap for cash
Apply before IL O'Clock Mr. SIMPSON, at brewery b24
West Thirty third street