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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

WHEAT.-The market for whea, has ruled
active during the entire week, with a good de
mand both from mi!ers aud Shipper aud pri-
ces are fully seven cents higher a, the close
The receipts were rather less than last week.
footing mp %, o00 bushels Southern, all Of which
Was taken, the sa.cs being as follows: OF white
d, 900 bushels choice at I7Ota so cenis and
5000 good 10 prime a, l6o(slF3 cents; Of red
Us, 900 amber l70Cgls2 cents, 5000 good To
prime at l60ta.lT2 cents, anl To- 800 common
70 fair al l4stas ls2 cents. The market Is strong
At the close, and we quote both white and rcd
a. follows: Choice white and amber at l15E,,
is2 cents good TO prime ~ I6TGl12 cent?.
ccsnrnem 10 fair al I45ts. los cents The receipts
OF Western we're light; we note sales 500 bash
els hentarkey white at lao cents, ;, 900 Western
red and amber at 1900, les cents.
CORN.- The receipts have been light footinS
up abcut 5000 bushels, Of which 81, 900 ba-h-
els were Western. The sales continue in excess
Of the receipts, and the stock in Eleraior is re-
daced considerably below ~, o o bushels The
sales annotated TO about loo, 600 bushels ~
follows: 10000 Southern white at 6sfa,72 cents,
5000 do. yellow ai e2ts65 cents, and 900
mixed IN Elevator at o. cents. and Of Western
1000 bushels inferior v bite at c. cents 10, 900
low mixed 10 Elevator at 6lf1c3 cents and
90, 700 bushels mixed and high mixed in Eleva-
ter At o2fa,53 cents. We quote prices AZ the
close as follows: Prime Southern white at -
cents, do. yellow al e5 cents. Western mixed nj
e2ss,62. cents 10 Elevator and 81 cents on trark.
OAIS--Have ruled active daring the entire
week, aud with light receipts the prices Of Wes-
tern are 2e93 cents higher. OF Southern the
receipts ere fair with sales reported Of e.ooe
bushels 81 fo(s45 cents. o,co0 mixed Western
al $5Sa4o eeais, and 5, 600 do. At ssfa,47 cents.
The market closes firm ~ the higher figures
readily paid for prime.
RfE-has been more active. and prices are
CENTS higher, The receipts OF new Soathern arc
more liberal, and We note sales ], $50 bushels at
eess13 cents. and quote 6rm a. 7oC9I5 eea,s.
- 20 qnaliiy. .a
ToBAcC0.-fhs inspections Of Leaf To.
sseeo during the past week were nearly 500
les 'nAE weeE p-.vions, the failing CT he.as
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[CoNNuxlcArEp.

Messrs. Editors. were present on
Thursday. the FIRST day Of August, inst. /.
a. the Examination and Exhibition OF the
pupils Of Primary School No. 6, over
which John C. Mills. Esq. has presided
for the past two years and to have seen
the number Of persons there congrcgated.
at SD early an hour as nine o'clock. n. IN. :.
you would hardly have thought the object
was to witness the closing scenes of n pri-
mary school But such is the interes. ia
ken in the cause of ed ucation in our county,
that on all proper occasions. may be seen
our whole people uniting. with one con-
sent. to cheer and encourage the young
student in the difficult task Of acquiring
knowledge, And thus. on this occasion,
the maiden. "fair to see" the mstron.
young men and old. with a full compile
mcns of children. were present to extend
a kindly greeting to the young ladies and
gentlemen of this school. ss they appear
ell before them in classes for examination.
and the young gentlemen in their speech
es.
The different classes were examined hy
Messrs. u. r. Morgan. J. Frank. Fo-d.
J. Parran Crane and ID. c. IIammett. and
from these gentlemen we learn that the
pupils passed good examination. cvin-
cling thorough knowledge Of the differ
ent branches taught. and that the exerei-
ses throughout was alike creditable to the
pupils and honorable to their teacher.
Upon the conclusion Of the examina-
ton came the specchifyinc by the young
gentlemen. and rs there was a prize to be
awarded to the best declaiiner. all did their
best. and nil did well. but the Judges. az
ter some hesitation. decided that John A.
Johnson was entitled to the prize. and to
him it was presented. Next came the
presentation. by Col. Crane. of the pre-
miums awarded to the different classes; and
to the class in History, Geography. Gram
'"-., ..:~i...e'iU ""i Hv.;.:--. 49, s-c'
premium was presented to Daniel G,
Gravcs--.hc second to Martha +. Daw-
snn-and the third to Ann T. Nelson
In the second class in Grammar. Gcog-
raohy. Arithmetic and Writing the pre-
mium was presented to Mamie Dawson.
The premium for uniform good conduct
in school was presented TO Geo W. Graves
Mr.. ID. G. Hammett Of Lsonardtown
was now introduced, and in q neat aud
appropriate address. replete with humor
and playful illusions. dismiss ed the school
Then came sumptuous dinner of SUBJ
s'antials and sweet-mea's. spread By the
hospitable patrons Of the school. to which
full justice was done by the $50 persons
present.
After dinner the company adjourned to
Capt Dawsons. where the exercises Of the
day were concluded with a dance, which
was ended late in the afternoon. when
teacher. pupils and company separated
well pleased with the day aud With mutu.
al good wishes for health and happiness.
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NEWS AND OrHEg IrrNs.-"The CT,

News AND OrHER IrrMs.-"The cry is
still they come" We cannot open .
newspaper, city or country, radical or
democratic, that evidence does not meet
US Of large defectious from Grant and
heavy gains for Greeley. 1t being im-
possible to hide them. the Grant papers
are bclittling these birds Of passage al,
they can. but il is a painfully uphill bu-
siness. the fact being that these OBJECTIONS
are made up Of the very best brains of the
Grant party.
Though the democrats have carried
every thing else in North Carolina. they
seemed not to have quite succeeded in
electing their Governor-at least the re-
turns are made to show that he is about a
thousand votes behind. There is little
doubt that the election returns-which
were under the control of radicals-were
manipulated 10 serve the interest Of Cald-
we'll. the Grant candidate for Governor.
and there is no doubt at nil that the legis-
laiure elect. which is democratic. will take
grounds in favor Of unseasing him.
We notice. that the Annapolis Reput-
licsn is on, in favor Of the nomination by
the State Convention Of Col. John +.
Dent. Of our county. for elector for this
congressional district. We endorse the
suggestion With all our heart and shall
take occasiaa in our next issue IN give put-
hcasioa 70 the article ef the Repablieas
e0nneniing him for the pl,cs.! mined
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We clip the following from the Troy

We clir the following from the Troy
(N. W Whig.
"Somc three months since DR.. II. V.
Pierce. of Buffalo. n. Y. commenced
advertising in the Wig. au article called
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. We be-
lleved at that time it was one of the many
catch penny arrangements. to swindle pee-
pie out Of their money. but during the
past few weeks have become convinced to
the contrary. We know of several pros-
in.nt citizens who have suffered from that
loa,bsome disease "Catarrh." and they
pronounce DIR. Sagc's Remedy no hum
bug. aud in several instances have been
entirely cured We desire 20 give DR.
Pierce the benefit of the same.
DEarrY's Brsr AUXILIARY. Ask the
belle os the season wha, appointment Of
her ,oile,-table holds the highest place in
her esteem. aad she viii reply, without, a
moments reflection. HAAS MAGxoLr,
BALM. Nothing. size is thoroughly aware.
contributes 50 powerfully to enhance her
charms and render her irresistible MS tha.
most delightful and healthy auxiliary If
bcanty. By using 1t ladies' are enabled,
long after they have passed the meridian
OF life, to preserve the youthful bloom and
purity of their complications. and where
Nature has denied that superla,ive attrac-
ton. the BALM fully compen.atcs f,r her
Deficiencies.
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GREELEY AND BEowN CLrR.-Accordinp
announcement and invitation in the las,
issue "f the E'aecn, a meeting of gentlemen
assembled at the Court House on Satur-
day evening last to take part in the for.
NATION ola Greeley aud Brown Club for
Leonard Town district. The meeting was
organized By calling D. s. Briscoe to the
chair and selecting James III. Wilson to
act as Secretary. The chair. having sta
ted the object Of the meeting, i, was
moved. that . committee of three he an.
pointed to recommend to the meeting pcr-
manent officers for the club. The com.
m'tfee was composed of. F. King. T.
+. Yates and Joseph F. Neale who retir.
ed aud. after q short absence. returned
and reported. recommending the follov;rc
gentlemen Tor The different positions op-
posite their names:
President. David s. Briscoe:
'ce-Presidcnts, John L. Greenwell.
Mor''more Norris, James T. Yates and
James A. Carberry;
f"e Hecrstdry, John r. King;
Tor. See'e'ory, James II. Wilson:
Treasurer. Joseph +. Morgan.
The report Of the Committee was unan.
iuou.ly adopted.
Tn motion. the chair appointed a COM
mittee Of Eve to draft rules for the govern.
meat OF the club. the committee Being in
s'ructed to report to meeting to be held
ut the same hour aud piece on Saturday
next. The following gentlemen compose
'he committee: j, F. King. Rob.. C.
Combs, Joseph IT. Key. T. F. Yates, J.
Fraak Ford.
on motion. the Chair appointed the fol.
lowing Committee on Finance Cal 7
:. Downs. Jas. II. Wilson and J. TN
Raley:
The business Of the meeting having heen
concluded. Cnl. Downs addressed some
excellent counsel to the members rre.cn,
On the importance Of organization and the
necessity tor an active and thorough can
Nsss at sais time. not only OF orr own dis.
'ries hut OF the entire county. He boncd
and expected that similar elats would be
Formed 10 all the other districts. tba, thew
would miss,aA.gs views as lie canvass
nr"gressed. aud that the democrats and
conservatives Of the county would exhiha
she same zeal and efficiency in the prcsen,
.. they did 10 the great Merriei campaign.
Of glorious memory.
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY MEET.


INGS.-Tke primary meetings Of the
Democratic party for this county. which
arc called by the proper authorities ofthe
State and county-,hat il, BY the Dem
ocrn,ic State Central and the County Ex-
eeative Democratic Committees-willta take
place on Saturday next at the usual places
"f voting in the different election districts
az 4 O'Clock, p. N. These meetings are
authorized to elect ten delegates to repre-
cent each district in county convention
to assemble at Leonardtown on Saturday.
the 24th Of August, instant. This con-
vection viii! be empowered. under the cali
couvening il. to elect three delegates to
represent the county in q Congressional
Convention. to meet at Ellicott City on the
4,h Of September next, and also to elect
three delegates to represent the county in
tho State Convention which is to be con-
r.ned on the l l,h of September, and whose
dusy il is made to select electors Cor pres
i':en, and vice president Of the United
States. As much depends upon good
begipnirg in oil undertakings. We besreal
a.geperal turn out on Saturday next and
we ssiechon OF worthy delegates to repre-
sent the different districts.
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WASHINGTON CRY AND p. LOOKOUT r.
Rive find the following letter from
Gen. Duncan S. Walker on peninsula
railroad matters in q late issue Of the
Washington Capital. 1t will be seen.
that i, is a reply to letter Of II. G. FAINT
published in our last issue The letter is
supplemented by the following explanation
from the Editor of the Capital,
the FOLLOWING COMMUNICATIONS from
Mr.. Duncan s. Walker If the proposed
Washington and Point Lookout Railroad
only confirms US in the opinion already
stated. While Mr.. Fan. may have over
estimated some Of the expenditures attend
ing the work Of getting the Baltimore and
Potomac Railway into Washington. he
underestimate others. No two millions
cleared the way for the road through our
park 10 the avenue, and We are forced TO
admit that the project having the backing
the Southern Maryland has. proves to US
it is the one that will speedily be in run
ming order :"
WASHINGTON, y. c.. August 2, 1872.
To THE EpfToRs or THE CAPITAL
My attention has been called to CON-
mupication in your issue of J1ly %. 1e72.
signed II. q. Fart. which contains state
ments in relation to the Washington City
and Point Lookout Railroad Company
Mr. FAINT is not an officer If that colnpa-
ny, and yet he assumes to tell the public
our plans and to estimate the cost Of our
road. We beg to be excused from Accept
ing his brilliant estimates. having several
competent engineers employed.
Let rs examine his estimates:
Fant-A bridge over Eastern
branch Sl00. 600
Company-A bridge over East
era Branch $4,000
Fan;-Right OfSw.y through
city 10000
Compsny-Rghs Of Way through
city los, 900
Fani-Cons,ruc;ion, Tunueling
through city 700, 600
Company-censtrue;ion, (nc
tunnel 10000
ran,-Engin O. csrr, &c 300, 600
Company-NO estimate because
il viii require no additional
number OF engines . ID cars TO
"enser the eifs." We are
obliged TO have the engines
and cars o. Dor or aai pay
Fanes estimates - soe-s<o
Coa,paay's eS,i sass as sca
nirs7~Hoe I.i2s eeo
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Hcnsx OwSrns. ArrrNriox ,-Nase'.
Specihc Is the horses true friend. and >
medicine Of real worth. which can Be
vosehcd for By hundreds tia. have used
IT. u 10 god for all inward diseases thu,
l"rscs sEe liable to. regulates digestion.
lufisss the blood, and puis the horse in
psrsccs heslih. In fact If given acccrdinr
{. dreci'css. there is noshing better.
Wholesale By Csahy. Gilrin q Cen ~
Co.. Light i Lombard sss Re,sil by Nh
country s:Osss. trepsred BY Muse & Co.
n. W: Cox, A'aea & Gcrssp S,s., R.lri.
mere. rs. ~
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Hos. ws. N. MxRRIcx.-we risk 1T
do 10 ssying. that our present able and
efficient Representatives in Congress. Hon.
VIM. m. Merriek. VIII receive the nnsni-
NOUS endorsement of his party il this Con-
sress;oaal dissrics for second term in
Congress. Apart from the fact. that il
is . time-honcred custom Of our party 10
reward our Congressional representatives
BIZ q reelection for . second term. 1t oc-
ours in Mr.. Merrick's case that the CON-
pliment- il eminently deserved. Though
standing second to no man in Congress A.
an orator and debaser. orr representative
has distinguished himself during his past
service rather BY his acts than his speeches.
Certain it ID. that representative more
approachable and polite or more attentive
to the interests Of his constituents and his
district. We have never had in Congress.
From present indications. il is unlikely
that either the nomination or the election
Of Mr.. Merrick will be contested for this
term. but it is we'll enough, notwithstand-
ing. to be on the lookout.
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DIED.

AZ the residents Of is parents ia this district.
on The oh Of June, uliimo, JOHN MCGUIRE
GRAVES, aged years
sg d - tears.
At Maniua- Nor'humt erland county. Va. on
the 18th OF July, ult., VIRGINIA LEE, a.~d
10 months, daughter Of DIR. James and Alice
Key Smith.
AZ his residence in baltimore on the 2s,h of
!nir. ul'imo, +. A HARDING, in the ssth year
of his age.
On the i2th inst. JOSEPH ENDERS, infant
son Of Jas. {. and Mary A. Greenwell. age,; 1
months and days.
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LIsr OF ARRIVALS At FoxwELL's SUMNER
REsoRr.-Mrs. a l. Shan and child; Mrs
A l. Bishop. Mrs S Il Tabe.. Miss Lot,ic
Swa!lon. Miss Emma SWALLOW. Miss Carrie
Foo'e. Mr. T b Bishop. Mr. A S Taber.
Mr G N Tabcr. Mr. Cliff Warden. DR. W
u Duckett. wife aud child, Mr. John Son
sa, all of Washington; A J Smith, Bait.
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soseco
60 miles Of superssructsre at Si3,eoo
per mile STso COZ
60 miles Of graduation q, 81. 600 per
mile 80, 60,
$4,000

A difference CT 1859 Gee in cost. or moro
than twice as much as the IL miles to
Eastern Branch. These estimates are ex-
elusive Of culverts. bridges. &c.-and the
estimate for grading IL miles to Eastern
Branch is very liberal
The people OF ST. Mary's county through
their commissioners weighed the question.
and (the efforts 10 rival company 70 the
contrary notwithstanding have granted
ms the fund of S16s. 900, appropriated by
the State Of Maryland for railroad in
that county. to be paid our company. in
certain ins,slments. on the completion Of
our roa! within specified time.
At the proper time re will lay cur
plans before the public. This is an inn.
portant matter to the District Of Columbia,
and We confidently trust that our people
will not be swayed by rumors or undigss,-
ID estimates.
Respectfully.
DuNcAN s. WALKER,
Secretary.
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WHEAT SkEnISs.-The L. s. Commissions
OF Agriculture in his 1870 report SAYS, -. J.
Turner Cos Excelsior" made in Baltimore
Is used TO greater extern; (in Maryland and vir-
ginia) than ell other tertilixe7s combined and
sss sstaiaed the good opinion Of farmers longer
than any Other Fertilizer. Applied at the rate
OF $50 pounds per acre, IL hassens the ripening
u ~hes, about days and benefits the saeccyd-
Ing crop ct clover 30 per cent"
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n ARRiED.

AZ Christ church, Alexandria, Va. on tho
5fh inst, by Rev. George n. Norton, J. HAIR
KiS FORBES, formerly Of this county, to Mrs
rANN!E L. TAYLOR. daughter of the late
VIM. ~. Fowie, Of Aiexani-ia
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wxsaf GRowxxs.-po not jccpari;se yoer
CROPS, this year, by using untFied Iersili.ers.-
The ''Excc.sscr," Manufactured By ]. J. Turner
q Co, hes been used successfully for the PAST
thirteen years and IL Is the hess.
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Wxssr GRcrrss. - ue the ssrxce,sso'' Gear.
no. manufactured By J. :. Tsrssr : Co.. Eyus
visa TO grew large crops; Ice poands Of IL ase
sgnAa C fss9 - Is s3e rscrss Of q, e:ass
s<:s- -:
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This Is about 70 brilliant n Tsas's state.
msnt IN the same article that IL il svewsy-
i've miles frc,a Eastern Branch 60 Brandy
vino function. whereas By oar survey 10
% only fourteen mil~s--an error Of eleven
unless in twenty
Mr.. Fsns further states iha. 1T ~iIl
require m,"re time snd money 70 haiid the
road from Eastern branch of the Po,om.s
to Brsndywinc (sav twenty-five miles)
than !, win n buili from that pint 10
Poins Lookout, distance of fiftv-iive to
sixty miles Here ~ another error.
The principal coss Of the road from ter.
minus to terminus is the supcrssruc,ure,
(irou. ties. &c.)
IL miles Of supen,ruc'ure At sis, cooper
m'le $lss. 600
IL miles Of graduation at 10 900 per aile i4o. 90,
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81. MARY'S BEACON
iynsArrTovy,ND.

rTrrsoAr MORNING. August 18Th, 1879.
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TIE r,p1
course OF
discipline
quird II
clothing
Natural s.
ius ard a
denis hal
Library 4
little mo-
nal"
The b,}
we'll orsir}
under lid
aud the 4
cold baibI
fsthni,.
their ~ !
tonstituiI
feed vi
sundzys|
ious ii
Board \
$3.50. II
Aug 3
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THE TURF.


Ing premiums amounting to sl9,75o 70 be trotted for
at their AUTUMN Meeting, commencing TUESDAY, octo
Purse No horses .a that have beaten
s ssschs sas o o
''"''' SECOND DAy-rHURsDAY, octobera
500 n' aSS iSrd never 0'''n
229 slo'o to lrs $3.50 to second $500 10 third $500 to
THIRD pAy-FRrDAy October L.
nrS S r. @ sgSss sss' aSS Sra never beaten
SSfe Sa sS To
'',' W. FOURTH DAy-NoNDAy, OCTOBER T.
ss sdsS 10 als $40 to second 500 10 third ssS
Purse No g. sao-rrce to ALL 81 400 to FIRST $3.50 to
second $3.50 third $500 to fourth soo additional to
at Johnson. A%ersan Jockey Cub Essia.rsHi,
the e Or part e the m shall nr only be be smGd 70
s Be V IN % he ss
hs heat; when esHt more horses start the dis
No horse shall be drawn except by the proper party
having notified the Secretary Or @ OF his in
PRESIDENT FLEETWOOD Park SSrissiS SSsi p,o.asn,
VIII VAN Corr. superintendent
HALLS DRYING PARK.
b FRIRaY ,A rs Sept Ls "A r NJ good day "a and M track
3 d B. y i. '1 Gofr oatnSs, enters blk. g. Mate
VI. McMahon enters 3. NJ Butterfly.
swsspsaIss sIss; mile heats in s in harness CATCH
owner Owner name: name: Six. % g. fiSwss ssssr Girl
p; kinney ki%y ya,3. na%ss. ss.,. RIay Iay Prince
SwnSr SSwsa names %a"e, ~ Rate ss' in hare "'s0"
ii Purses for Monday. September le, three in Ave. in
sioe for horses ,ha! never Sss.sas . .u..
Twenty eighth street and Broadway and at Hairs Hotel
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c.
-A-A.-FoR SALE THIS DAY, AT STABLE ios
Cedar near New s Church street r. Sne bay
mSrs years psre @ viii po
lively be sold to-day. A..
two good business Horses; viii give fair trial sale
brco fresh Ni,ch Cows, mesh and Just from the country
Call to-day.
A CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, lA WEST BROAD.
A. Cns srSsy yss Eyples o. pcn6
and Business Wagons; the cheapest place in the city
wITrYs CARRIAGE MAYuFACToRY, NEvIys
"A and Fulton streets Brooklyn large assortment Car,
fPasss Poaie: for cpnSd SSdes driving for sale csaP
ROAM MARE FOR SALE CHEAP-is,4 HANDS,
n sired bv one of Old Uambet mans best sons; she
very handsome all sound and kind for lady to drive
and can trOt in also brown Stallion never trained
and can show better than 230; he very bamsome all
sound and kind no boots required Apply al ~ Rcade
street for particulars. ----------------
-CouPEs $685. $3.50; CLARENCEi COST $lsoo;
IA for Sss two Coaches $3.50 each; secondnand sold
modcratc prices HAMS 10 East Fourth street.
A RARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE cHEAP-Two
"A pairs of fine Carriage Horses bays and browns 10
hands six and seven years old ne astion ana en-
| durancej warranted sound and kind c4l unul sod nj
| BRIGGS stable, iH West Twentythird srest
A BEAUTIFUL LOT or INDIAN PONIES JvsT AR
N rived per Henry Chauncey, for sale at the Sara.
ganset Stables, Sxtytbird street, between Lexngtop
] and Fourth avenues.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

"A JoINsT0N VAN .TAssELL.
ONCE and salesroom, 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post office.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
o' 0qf HossE ISe T6cTIoN K fIsS'isS MARI, n o'
no. liz ana ia East Thirteenth street near Fourth avenue
SALES Of MpfIS HSksEs Ns s0d md ssSsclHsk scHkeIAeEs
GSEEx OF FgFss1S Tis bA1s 1sp FpX Ekp SALE
PRIVATE rsr. AZ Y qSLOTk; OTTkk;,wpAvcApp,Asp
Horses 10 hands years DID, Kind and true in all har
ness free from vice. fast travelles have fne style and
aaae anna are syeFy nr' class family car
BARoUCHE, IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY DEM
TEAM. BROWN HORSES, Is HANDS. 5 YEARS;
Kind and true IN all harness. free from vice or both
and warranted sound
SIX SIX sEAT 81 aPf RocRswnY nsdsis ana NEARLY NEW
BAY MARE, l5sz HANDS, 6 YEARS OLD; KIND AND
has great endurance, stylish and free driver, and
sRo&S % M5ksE 81 MHHS IaS6 TEnRs EARS okp KIND
and true in all harness. free from vice; good traveller
IN P w%SoNs sSE NEhRY a Tn% sound
soRREL PONY, IA HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND
from vice good travellers fears nohing very stylish
as BAY MARE isn HANDS HIGH KIND AND TRUE
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