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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-27
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July Flour-Market
steady at unchanged prices. Wheat
Fair demand but at lower rates, and mar.
ket irregular and unsettled; No. 2 spring
sold at 81 30 cash. Corn-Fair demand;
No. . mixed 4f5a42c; rejected Csc. Oats
BIC. Rye-Demand lair; No. 9, 57ia
sc. Barley-No. 2 fall 54a55c. Pro
ylsions-NIarket buOyant but unsettled.
Mess Pork-$1O 90 cash. Lard-0c. Ba.
con-Demand good at full prices; no
sales. Whisky-Demand fair at 9Oc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-27
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July 2G.-Flour--Un-
changed. Wheat--Dull' and lower ;
choice white 81 Goal G5; amber 81 20;
prime 81 45a1 50; red 81 45a1 SO. Corn
Steady; mixed western Coo. Oats
Firmer; old western mixed 4la50c, Rye
Quiet at G0a70c. Provisions Strong
and buoyant at $l4 25a14 80. Bulk
meats-Scarce; shoulders Gic; sides Sc.
BacOn-Active; shoulders 7a7tc; sides
SiaSac. Butter-Western steady and IN.
changed. Whisky-Firmer at Csc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-27
New York Dry Goods Market,

NEW YORK, July 26.-Little animation
to-day. Closed dull and firm, few trans.
actions reported in any kinds OF goods
and so small as TO be unworthy OF note.
In brown and bleached sheetings and
shirtings the demand is very slight, sin.
gle package lots placed at current rates.
Prints in new designs taken in the same
manner, no activity manifested. Wool.
ems unusually dull no sales of any moment.
Cloths and cassimers TO some extent were
placed in piece lots at former quotations.
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acknowledgement
AWFUL
90 LOVE LETTER'.

,gaasa br the In''lllssn'''
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COMMERCIAL AND FINRNGilT.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stock Marke,.

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YoRK, July 26.-GoLD-=Very
firm, thGhgh quiet sold OF l14s; closed d
ll4s. Loans las per cent for carrying.
Clearings $30,OOO,OO0. Estimated export
tomorrow S2,65O,OOO. Treasury disburse.
mens $4,000. Custom receipts for Au.
gust promise to be heavy, and 1t is believ.
the treasury win sell not less than $4,000.
100000 gold per week.
MoNEY-Easy at 2a3 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANdE-109l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-27
STATE BoNDs-Dull.

DIAIE DUNUs-DuII.
STocEs-More active. Northwest, with
large business, rose to 7Gi; Pacific Mail
is still active and sold up to ut; Cleve.
land, Columbus & Indiana Central in
strong demand and advanced to S6t; New
York Central advanced to 0Sg, and Rock
Island to liz. On the other shares bust.
ness was light, but the whole list closed
strong at the best figures Of the day. It
Is said that about 100000 in cable
transfers were sold within two days at
11Ola11OI.
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MILWAUKEE, July 26.-Flour-steady;
XX family s. 75aG so. Wheat-Steady
at 81 % for No. l; 81 "a for No. 9. Corn
-4l4c. 0ats-No. 2, 27tc. Rye-Scarce
and firm; No. l, Sc. Barley-No. . fall,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-27
New orlenns ninrrat.

New ORLEANS, July 2G.-GRocER1Es
'-Sugar-Firm; good to fair, 10c. Molas-
ses-Inierior, 2lc; prime plantation re-
boiled, SIC. COffee-Quiet at 16ta19ic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-27
,bE4FFRON HISTORY.

rHompsors PLOT OF 1894
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A FINANCIAL SCHEME.

Soon after my arrival here, urged the
people in the North to convert their
paper money into gold and withdraw it
from the market. / am satisfied this pol.
icy was adopted and carried into effect to
some extent, but how extensively am
not able to state. What effect It had on
the gold market, it is impossible 10 esti-
mate, but certain 1t is that gold continued
10 appreciate until 1t went TO 200. The
high price may have tempted many to
change their policy, because aflerward
gold tell In the market TO 100. When It
was about 1870, and the expectation Of
gold was so small that there appeared TO be
little or no demand for it, Mr.. John Por.
tertield, formerly banker Of Nashville,
butno president OF Montreal, was furn.
ished with 100000, and instructed to
proceed to New York and carry out
financial policy OF his own conception,
which consisted in the purchasing OF gold
and exporting the same, selling itfor ster.
ling bills of exchange, and then again
converting this exchange into gold. This
process involved certain loss-the cost
oil transhipment He was instructed by
Mr.. Clay and myself 10 go on with his
policy until he had expended $4,000,
with which he supposed he would ship
directly $4,000 and induce others to
ship much more, and then If the effect
on the gold market was not very percep.
tible, he was TO desist and return to Can.
ada and return the money unexpended.
By his last report he had caused the ship.
ment OIL. more than $4,000, 900, at an ex-
pense Of less than $40, but It seems
that Mr. Lpons, who bad been Q former
partner Of Mr.. Porterfeld, was arrested
by Gen. Butler on the ground that he was
exporting gold, and, although Mr.. Lyons
had no connection with Mr.. Porterheld IN
his transactions, yet he thoughtit prudent
to return to Canada, and, while he re-
taius the unexpended balance of the $25;.
,, 900 TO carry out his instructions, he has
restored $4,000. l must confess that the
iitst shipment had a marked effect on the
market, am inclined to the opinibn
that this theory viii work great damage
i and dlstrust in the Federal financesii Wig
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

ANUsEMENTs-EIonru PAor-Fourth. Anh and sixth
AsrEoLoGY- N,rru rAsr--sixth column.
soAansRs ana fourth
BOARD AND LODGING wANrED-Nrsrn PAcr-Four'h
BHookLiN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sxoosD rAos-
BUSINESS sSio orpooRrUsrrIEs-SrHr rAon-second col
H Ss1SFs SoE
cLEEks LE 4SD sALEsMEN-rwrlrrH rAor-Fourth and
S5o5HSSs S$S sssa
@ Asn AR s3
,opaMrNE ERsHIPs-NisrH PAcr-second column. ..,
5oUHTRi BoARD-NiNru PAcs-Fourth and nhh
pAxSfSS AoADEMIEs- -ElaH.u rAoE-rourth column
5kS aooDs-r.as1 P.os.si.h nsesIsaa column saann
5wkLiINa HOUSES 10 LET, fuKNisHED AND us-
suRofExN Observation-Disclosures -sS F1ss"Fiah and
sURoFE1 fGa@ps F1as4 PA0x-sixth column
;;xxCHANGESE.cnra ;xCIAnsS P4cE-Fea,r,h , column; nn
,,IINA4NclAL-rIssr P4oE-sixlh column.
Rooss AaD PA
,,,n a SErosp P4ax-First and second columns columns
SREScn PAo.-sxth
HRLff ff0wsAARsrR 0wsAARsrRD-rEMALEs-rwn rAaa-seoond,
zsf MI iSuiah fIlsoSi
HORSES, CARRIAGEs, 6C.-fIEsr PAcx--Third, fourth
HOUSE, Rooas r.ss &C. fS r4or-Foura
NsrSTSTI6s -E.earu P.asaEeuS,A column; " avn
0EN REAL RsTATR FOR sALE-s.ooSD PAGE
LECTURE sKAsON-E,enrH siis'N PAsr-sixth column
N t0AS oEFIcEsSpIasI % r.cs.sx,h s,,., column 1,n
sAesiE Column
sinfSaRY AND sSut% rAoxsxh
xrsciEyinANEoUs ADyERrTsEMESTs-r PAox-
IscEHnIANEuus-sxcosp MENUS pAcr-Tinh column
Ewspa lhs.Js pnasrh sH eaumn
;ERsoSALnf,sss PAcs-rirsl Column SI''''''
rAGELr,i.n si,, column
EorGsioSAL slTGaTIoSs
o os Tms S9 FOR SALE OR
RENT-SxcoSD PAGs-Third, fourth and NTH
sEAi. EsTxTE TO ExcHASoE-srcosp PAon-Finh
aEAi. estate wANTRD-s.cosp rAor-Fiah column
SAMoyALs--Eian1a PAcEThrd column.
sEwARhs-FIRs! pAcE-tirst and second columns,
IAlIs AT AuCTlON-EIsHrH fAcE--First second anu
nrUHTioSS if" SS'uV uWVAarHp-rHMALEs-ELr PACE
and fsELrrn PAag--Eirst and second columns.
;rECIAI. EoTIoEs-F.nsr PACE Second column
sPORTfSG-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-Frgyr PAGk-Second
,roRAaE--NisrH PAcr-six.h column.
lUMMER REsORrS-NINrH PAGE-fiith column
fHE TRADES-NINTu PAGE--First and second columns.
70 iES SoR BUSINESS fUsFosEs"sscosD :s FACE
rRAyGIi.EEs sI:s GuIDE-srcosp pAcr-slx.h column
DNFURNiSlIKD ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-
WANTED 10 PURCiiAsE-Finsr PAcz-sixth column.
WATCHERS, JEWELRY, dc.-EicirrH PAcE-Third col
vEsSgiiRsrEn COUNTY PROPERTY FOR sALE OR
rAcTs r. acFass sGna col
u,nn
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HORSES. CARRIAGES; sc.


a A' naramni,r, cola ~
a, aro,,or ~ T,aisav Jav ~ io< nromn. ~ stable
40 rast nn M s,raat ~ 'dra ~ ~ Wac"rs
s,,a ia ~ n,,,a IT, -vaaa ~ , - A'N' s "'so-'
sAAs'e 90" uoaoe a. sa, oriar r s ~ ~ ass,rnea
niso az ,nc nnc stock oi Snaries sihasou sSl, "no
SAILS On saM,53ay next ot Emrolps;; lp;, ,rcr,oXurp
= I" q I.s, avr
Extra hanusome une styfest .lS eicfaa. npPcntnlb
eappe gisy team o. Young reau wares nevs. rt sss,.
oyears Old TINS spring closely mated In appearance dis
posi9 ana gat are eeRant SAFE tree ana easy drivers
are Whont vice or trcx Iear notnng; can DC 1iven
lazy 70 ocomotse MIN safety ana con'vIi alioke ner
~ PerIect ptts anu peaues; uey are nigh hentucN
pFeu are great All day rohdster ana arc Warranted 70
beats ininntes ana, with training they VIII trot very
asIi are wafraned sounn ana knd; unis team y very
ht.racuVe, ana must pc scento pe appreciated.
Elegant team OF dark mahogany bay Horses 1874 hands,
amiabla qualtles cannot be ouistyled Park road
noWs names ana tais all nack points; nave me nc.
ton can traye IN US together, sure aro n perfect
match, ana can scarcely DO distinguished from cach
oher are boid ehd game urvcrs, ana rear nothh1, an
cckant concn, phaeoA iAmy or roau tcami Warfhited
SOUND ana KIND -
Two elegaft harisone ana inely prokch Lazy farE
uorses nave Dee USED ~ sdy on PARK 70 pony pnaeton
AMI 10 saddle; about 10 hands hghi ana years om
are pcrecuy safe annDie rcabc Tor either Iadie or
cndTcn TO fde or drive rear no locomotive or any thS
else are warranted sound KIND ana sae IN every re-
spest; are iine trnoyliers Particniars az sale ,s
Anc ha'iisoiuc. n'gn breu SiaInon SuuIrn raisssu
m Aiapama; sircd by paniel Boone dam hy nampic
!9nian: II bcautiful brown; no WHITE; about lo5s
high years Old this spring. the haDdsones horse In
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An ATTRACTIVE SALE OF FINE BLoopED
~ HORSES. CARRIAGES AND HARNESS AT PUB
LIC AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY MAY e, AT loh
O'CLOCK PROMPT, At STABLES l5 AND II EAST
TWENTY EIGHTH STREET, BETWEES MADISON AND
FIFTH avenues the property Of H. Colyn, ESQ., who IL
about 10 leave the city and offers his entire stable of
horses al auction, where they VIII De sold withou. limit
reservation 70 the highest bidder
JAMES JENKINS, AUCTfONTER.
Elegant and hlaa bred team Of Carriage Horses about
10 hig ana years old match dapplsi gray gnd
jet black; have long fun tails, high headed and
stylish. have ne knee action, and arc considered by
Judges fine stand in the ciy they attract
great attention wherever they 60 and IRE warranted
sound and Kind and from bcmlsh Beautiful bay
sroiting Horse Billy Clark, ljs high years old raised
in Orange county, and sired hy Volunteer, dam Lady
Royers Il very stylish and hghbsed young horse and,
has record made % Ncwburg last fall OF ~, Hct
can pull road wagon in ESQ, and il one of the
most pure gated Young horses In the country
fne road and good pole horse warranted sound and
Kind. Fast black geldng Neptune, raised IN Kentucky
and sired by Pilot, 5. high years old: purchased
by owner last fall his bho'Ting mile In ISL; lie IL
pure gated and reliable; goes In lne style and
road horse has no superior and can always
beat minutes; warranted sound and kind. Also
beautiful chestnut Pony, about Is hands high,
gyears old be driven By ladies and ridden by chill
dren aud Is very fast the road warranted sound aud
kind. Also Pong Phaeton and Harness. also light twu
ent PhoetoD. top Wagon, by Brewster; light trctitng
Wagon, by S.iVers; single and double Harness. Blankets
&c. Sale positive, rain shine. Stock exhibition
stabcs ~ hours warrantcc n stock sold. Catalogue
10 stables also AT office Of auconcers i Broadway
JENKINS < DUFF.
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SPRING MEETING, 1879
FIRST DAy--TUEsDAy, MAY a
Purse No l.-$dO, icr horses that have beaten
minutes $50 first, $50 Ia second and 500 to third.
Purse No 2-$l 500 for horses that have beaten
SECOND DAY-wEDNESDAY MAY %
Purse No 3$i.an for horses that have never beaten
2.A 800 first, $500 TO second and 500 to third.
Purse No $1,000 for horses that have never beaten
2o 81. 500 TO first, 5000 70 second and Si0o 10 third.
THIRD DAy-THURsDAY, MAY 20
Purse No. h-Sl0 for horses that have never beaten
39. 5000 To nrs $3.50 10 second and $50 10 third.
Purse No GSl700 for horses that have never beaten
2. 81 0C0 TO first $40 20 second and $3.50 to third.
FOURTH DAY-rRIDAy, MAY 81
Purse No. 7-&6W for horses that have never beaten
2:4a $50 20 first $l3o to second and $iO0 to third
Purse No. $3.50 free for oil horses 81 $40 to hrst
5000 10 second and 500 to third.
CONDITIONS.
All the above races to be In harness. mile heats, best
in 8 and win be governed by the Rules OF the Ma
Rules No horse shall be drawn except by permission
Of the judges OF the under penalty al being
PEELED, unless at or before ocock r. N. OF the day
ty shall have lodged with the Secretary proprietor of
the written notice Of his intention not to start
after hic notice the horse so drawn shall be ineligible
10 start In the -
horse distancing the field will receive tho entire
Entries to close st the American Jockey Club Res
taurant IT. b. Johnsons) Broadway and Twenty
Entries BY telegraph will only be received before the box
Ali COMMUNICATIONS TO be addressed to Geo. w. Oak
ley Superintendent corner Fulton and Boerum streets
Long Island Savings Bank buildngl. Brooklyn.
MARTIN KALBfLEISCH, President
Gro. W. OAKLEY, superintendent
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opposite the Post office.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
- HORSE AUCTION MART,
SALES q SfiS IiSSsns as,s %SS sfse,sT ee,SshTnlAsEs
CATALOGUES or Tiiis BAYS Sc TuEsDAY'o SALE,
ELEGANT PRIVATE Fl y Ias12Sf Hs2ahLrsuxnsr CLOSE
sshcd % and & ssS tenn gray orss M hands and
saddle tree rom ~ roa minutes S1 have
s ana esS family e na sa aas "a
scSaa sShxsSSS SjSS Ard SSSyr ,5Si IsP noon onnra
RREwsTER VicfoRiA, NEARLY NEW, BUILT TO
BREwsTEa TOP WAGON, POLE AND SHAFTS, IN
FL FINE SETS DOUBLE AND SINGLE HARNESS, MADE
IoksE h$S6 YEARS OLD ,,1,s KHsD rss N
nom vice auit inside four minutes; very syi-
ExTESsfoS Tor iP PhaEToS Hi On BUILT By WOOD
TEAM BLACK HORSES, BLACK HAWK STOCK, lsN
can ro together in ~ minutes; the nigh in min,
ues single have great bottom and eudurance are very
aH sT'a rnhEfos IL II 'Ss NEARLY NEW AND VERY
vs,l sokkEI HORSE, ny BLAcK BAsHAw ,,D PAN y, A
and @ hs yna,i c sa has
20 and can r9 in minutes any day superior road r
aRn siEHb ~ hFAny EET CHIEF DAM
sIsa s S Gn IL
yee trots in minutes nothlng very stylish and
IdGaT h.H .H h0GKAwAy % AND TRACK suLKY ,opo.x
o s or M ssss Hs Y sh s
PC: couPE HnP 0SP wii hiqa PoiE ahs HS SHAFTS
SOhREL PONY. "a HANDS. YEARS OLD; KIND IN
AZ harness and under saddle free from vice. fast tray
soRRhL mi 'S noRsEss sHsss HANDS YEARs oLp
spd In az free vice. n sna handy
Stylish and warranted sound kind and true also set iar
BRITT, IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT ny BREWSTER.
BAY HORSE, 10 HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND IN
all harness; free from fast travcer stands With
0 oERFL n6R s MnSb YEARS
N all harness tree from vice good worker and sound
BROWN HORSE, iss HANDS 9 YEARS OH; KIND
IN all harness wee ef workers
soRREL MARE NAT s'n IS HANDS, AM I YEARS OLD; KIND IN
ster, stylish and warranted sound, kind aud true.
LAMDAU, in GOOD ORDER. .-,.,o
old, lts hands; kind double haness good under sad
SlXsEAT rHAEToM; BUILT BY QUINCY. o,n.
Kind in oil harncss free from vices has been used IN
T; gG9a ,TaySlIsI sys nh Kind 9ra rs trgs
THE FAST AND ,sEfi sEiiAsLs s iSIR TRorTER, TTER"'
Snow Flake years old from vice kind In all har-
ness easy driver has been ridden and driven ny lady,
can ro mile and repeat close TO 80 and viii show 2io
to-day. Sold without reserve. -
Brown HORSE, issl HANDS, FIVE YEARS OLD ,i
sBAY foN9 MnRE, Il HANDS, 10 YEARS OLD KIND
In all harness and under slddic tree frem vice; tos
SEVERAL OTHER H0ksEs-DEsCRIPTloN TINE
Of sale.
wss ho sop marno o ali SnS a'
weather never inerfercs with our Gales.
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THE TURF.

DROsPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
L "Wednesday May g. sociock Sweepstakes 800; 'nlie
heats, best three In five, In harness
+. X. Lo0mis enters W. x White Cloud.
j. Campbell enters blk. G. James Gardner.
ID. Dunley enters z. u. Humpty numpty.
Good day AMI track.
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L,IEETwooD ASSOCIATION,
M0ERisASIa, S.Y.
SPRING MEETING 1877
FIRST DAy-TuEspAS, MAY II
Purse No l-Sgn for horses tina, have never beaten
minutes $50 20 frst, $50 to second, 800 10 third
Purse No 2-Si,5O Tor horses TINT have beaten
1885, $500 10 FIRST s4oo to second, $40 to third.
SECOND pAY-yEDNEsDAY, MAY r.
Pursc No 3Sl.2lU for horses that have beaten
2:3t 800 20 first 800 10 second, 800 81 third.
Purse No t82,ap, for horses that have beaten
2:25 81 80 10 flrs 500 10 second, $4Oo 10 third.
THIRD DAy-THURsDAY, NAY ~
Purse No 5-&lUD for horses that have never beaten
2.9: &6Dp 70 first, S2D to second. slso 10 third.
Purse No. 6si7N for horses that have never beaten
2eT; slotp to first, si5p TO second $50 to third.
FOURTH DAy-sATURDAy, MAY s3
Purse No. 7--S6U for horses that have beaten
2aa. k,y 70 nfst $40 to second, 500 20 third.
Purse No SS2 200 for ali horses, ~ 800 70 frst,
$500 70 second, $40 to third
CONDITIONS.
Althe above TO be In harness nile heats h st
In aud viii be governed by the rule. of the National
No horse shall be drawn except BY permission OF the
judges Of the race, under penalty OF nng expelled un'
css nj or h. fore O'Clock r. ~ ofhe day preceding the
race yomliting Sunday the proper party shall have
written notice Of his Intention not - START after wlsch
notice the horse sodrGwn shall be ineligible 70 start ~ tue
horse distancing the field wi receive the entrc
Entries to close at the American Jockey Club Res'er
rant IT. b. Johnsons) OF broadway md TwtDtg
eighth street New York., on Thursday. May at u ~
All Communications 10 bc addressed to C. ~ Van Ness.
resident norfsani" Or "a sos9fsse sfss President
wH VAN Corr. Superintendent
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MINER & STEVENS

A. MINER STEVENS
have removed their Carriage wsrerooms from f Broad
10 their factory Il5 to III Eas. Thirteenth street.
where may found ne assortment al fashionable Car.
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A BREWSTER TOR WAGON, DusEgBuRY &
~ Van nu>er top Wagons, Brewster Road Wagon, a
One assortment o all styles second hand Carriages or
sale ow aiso fine assortment OF rcny Phseons, Rock
aways, Depot WAGONS 4c, NC Harness, ,whips Sheets
Robes. &C. W. H. GRAY, ~ 10 " Wooster street,
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A MAJOR G. W. BARKER AUCTIoNEER.
n. GREAT SALE
or THOROUGHBRED AND FAST TROTTING STOCK,
AT THE WINFIELD STUD FARM,

A MAJOR G. w. BARKER AUCTIoNEER
~ GREAT SALE
or TuoRoUcHBRED AND FAST TRoTTING STOCK
AT THE WINFIELD STUD FARM,
HAvERsTRAw, N. ",
ON THURSDAY MAY Q, AT IL O'CLOCK,
THE PROPERTY OF COLONEL ADAM LILBURN.
aud comprising 80 head Of stations, Gedings, Mares,
Colts and Filies mostly the get Of Mr. Robert Bonners
famous stallion Edward Everett, formerly Major Win
Hold the slro Of Mountain Boy Joe Elliott Judge Fuller
ton and many other fast trotters-
COLONEL LILBURN HAS SELECTED THIS STOCK
with grcat care, ana bred with reference speed.
CATALOGUES CAN BE OBTAINED AT BARKER
Chases City Auction Mart and New York Tatcrsals
ner Broadway and Thirty ninth street. or Of Colonel Lii
burn Haverstraw N. u
PURCHASERS CAN REACH THE FARM VIA THE
O'Clock boat foot of Thirty fourth street via Hud
River Railroad TO Crugcrs Station, and return
TERMS or sALE-rHhER MONTHS APPROVED
no PosTPoNKMENT ON ACCOUNT OF WEATHER
r BARKER & CHASSIS
n CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK latter.
SAILS
Corner of Broadway and Ilirty.nnth street
Major g. W. BARKER, Auctionecr.
Regular sales OF Horses, carriages, &c,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
CESTLEMFS'S PRIVATE ESfA BIfsHMESTS disposed
OF az public private sale TO the best advantage ana
general assortment of Horses, Carriages Harness and
everything in the horse line the needs OF all classes
oil purchasers constantly on hand.
Twentytour hours allowed for trial
on every Horse sold under rrantee
The only Mart in the State having Driving Ring for
showing Horses sale.
Carriages taken Storage.
Superior Stabng for Horses on salo.
Liberal advances made everything in the Horse
line.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

WASnTIEID1.sTop D s WAGON; ONE USED BUT lit LIrrL7
price, X, box 1858 Post Office.
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GRAND PIGEON TOURNAMENT OF THE NEW
VI Jersey Sportsmen's Club VIII take place on We'd
nesday May at their clnb ground Bergen Avenue
ton the Newark and New YORK Railro1d Shooting 10
commence ut two NJ and continue from day day
til all the birds are shot on 1909 birds on hand All
cordially invited 10 attend There will he
Especial meeting o the club at their rooms, Brigcman
avenue, Bergen, on Tuesday evening, May
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A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
~ ny PUBLIC AUCTION
ON THtKaDAY, MAY 2, AT ~ O'CLOCK,
AT PRIVATE STABLE Isl WEST TrIIETy.EIGHrH ST
BETWLLN BROADWAY AND sEyESrH AvENrE,
: CoNStSTIt9 OF ~ FINE FAMILY AND TkoTTING
Horses Carriages and Wagons, single and double Iar.
ncss, Blankets Robes, Whips, &C.
For full particulars see nituTe Advertisement
STOCK win DO exhibition at all tines stable pre-
vlous 10 sale.
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REWARDS.

8S EEwARD;-Loar, on FRIDAY NIGHT LAST.
:o an LnsiiSh bull slut. split nose, brndled color
scistrcct Will receive the above reward.
610 REwARD-LOsT on SATURDAY EVENING.
YlO small light gray skye Terrier, with uuirmrned
mkrk. The above reward will he given 20 any one who
viii return him 70 the owner at - Grnmcrcy Park
&1O REwARp-IOsT YOUNG LIGHT
The above reward on returning the dog 10 G. Eous9EL
Co, 81 rand street.
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REWARDS.

PilU the s.xs A. NJ train from New Brunswick to New
York, or In passing from the train the fcrryhoat
Goid watch. Fob Chain and three Seals with init AIS
~. X. O." on the slide u the chain Who ever will in
form the Rev. DR.. CAMPBELL. Lawrence villa, Mercer
county. n j. where 1t may be found win receive the
above reward.
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THE TURF.
PROSPECT PARK
FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.
SPRING MEETING, 1879
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

At THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
~ JOHNSTON VAN TASSELT,
ofhce and salesroom, "a Nassau street,
opposite the Post Office.
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sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, sc.

A FOR sALE--ALI KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
N Birds &C. Medicines for oil diseases; prepared Food
for mocklng birds at q. DO'EYs No 3Greene street,
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A FOR SALIs-ONE PAIR OF BAY HORSES, I5i.
n. high, all soand and Kind: set Double Harness
for same; close Coach built by Gray; Blankets
Covers all in first rate order be sold 10 close
| Seventh avenue.
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NTANrRD-A PERFECTLY SOUND 10 HANDS H0R6xS
w speed not over mlnutcs, and FREQ and stylll4
driver; fair trial and warranee required Address
box l9f Post Office
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q. S7O SSO WAS DRAWN IN THE IEGAIIZED
@O O.OOC kentucky State Lottery May 0; 100000
gold drawn la ROYAL Havana Lottery Of Cuba ApriI
~ Address BAILEY co. loiice established SJ years.,
l74 Broadway.