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CLEVELAND, OHIO, April 25.-Johr
Cooper, mulatto, who murdered J. H
Swing, a cOlored tinsmith, last Novem-
ber, was hung in this city to-day al
twelve o'clock. On the scaffold Cooper
made a few remarks, saying he was
sorry for what he had done, and Wa
prepared to die. Rev. Mr.. Coolidge adj
dressed the spectators, saying the pris-
oner had desired him to say that the
two great causes that, led him to the
scaffold were his frequent giving away
to his passion, and the habit Of drinking
intoxicating liquors. During his con.
finement and up to his last moments
Cooper maintained a stOlid indifference
TO his fate. Probably hundred persons
witnessed the execution.
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soush Carolina to be Represented.

CHARLESTON, April PA delegation
has been chosen by the Liberal Repub-
lieans of this city to represent them at
Cincinnati. Among the delegates are
r. K. Deref, Richard Holloway and
George Shrewsburg, three of the most
intelligent and influential colored Re
publicans. A movement is on foot in
Columbia to send delegates to represent
the State at large.
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CANADA.

OTTAWA, ONT, April 25.-In the
Parliament last night, Mr.. DeLOrme in
quired whether,it was the intention Of
the government to take new measures
for the purpose of placing on more sat
isfactory footing the commercial rela-
tions between the United States and
Canada. Sir Francis Hincks said it
was not the intention of the govern
ment TO take measures for doing 50.
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Madrid, April 25.-The friends Of
the Ministry in the new Cortes held a
meeting last night, which was presided
over by Admiral TOpel. The object OF
The meeting was TO assure the Spanish
government OF the sympathy and sup
port IN It's struggle with the instruction.
Senor legosto was present, and made u
fiery speech, demanding to be placed at
the point OF greatest danger. Marshal
Sirrano and Senor ROsas also made ad-
dresses full Of patriotic enthusiasm and
loyalty.
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Mnitary Movements-eeneraI News

OMAHA, April Pa military post
will be established May 1st on the LOup
fork of Platte river; also one on the Re
publican, near the mouth Of Red VIII
low. There will be one company of
infantry and one of cavalry at each post.
These sections of Nebraska are rapidly
filling with settlers, and these posts, it
is expected, viii fully protectthem from
any Indian raid.
Secretary DelanO, Mayor Brown, of
Sc Louis, and party of Atlantic and
Pacific railroad men, passed Ogden last
night on their way to San Francisco.
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THE CONVENTION.

The st. Louis Germans and the Reform.
ST. LOUIS, April 25.-A meeting,
principally of Germans, at Turner'S
Hall tonight, organized reunion and
reform association, to be auxiliary to
the Cincinnati association, and ap-
pointed fifty delegates to the Reunion
and Reform Convention to be held in
Cincinnati the first of May.
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CAIRO, April 25.-At mass meeting
of Republicans here to-day the following
delegates from the eighteenth congress
siOnal district were nominated to the
Cincinnati Convention: ID. A. Refer,
n. S. Wic1wise, John T. Rerrie, George
Morris, Edward Shipper, f. NJ. Lowe,
Robert Herman, Edward Terpenetz, b.
NJ. Sharpe and E. v. Pierce. The meet
ing is being addressed tonight by Gen
eral Dilger and Mr.. Orendorff, of Spring
field
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Women,. Rlgh,. sonrsntIon.

CHICAGO, April 25.-The Cook County
Woman's Suffrage Association held
their annual meeting to-day. Mrs. E.
G. BOOmis being chosen President, il
was voted to send delegates TO the Ma
tional Convention to be held at Stein
way Hall, New York, on May 9Th, and
instruct them to take only such action
as should respect the Independence OF
this Association on all social questions.
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OMAHA, April PA large meeting
of German Republicans was held this
evening. J. Berlit, editor of the Ger
man Republican paper here, and DIR.
Theo. Bangor, were elected delegates to
Cincinnati. The German element of
the State is unit on the subject of Re
form and the Cincinnati Convention.
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On the sOth day Of MAY. 1872.

between the hours Of II o'clock am. and
O'Clock pm, the following described lot In
the city of Memphis, Shelby County, and
state Of Tennessee, tO-gft:
Beginning at a point one hundred and
thirty-three feet (l33 feet east from the inter
section OF the east line Of st. Martin street
with the north line of Vance street; running
thence north from said point one hundred and
eight feet tl0S feet; thence west TWENTY-FIVE
feet - feet; thence south one hundred and
eight teet (Ios feetl; thence east TWENTY-FIVE
feet ~ feet)i 70 the beginning-frOnting fwen.
ty-hve feet on Vance street f2j feet; being
part OF the same lot Of land conveyed by Hary
Ann Myers and Franklin F. Myers BY war
rantee deed OF March the 18th, 1885, and re-
corded in Record Book, letter A, pages lS2 and
lS5 May I'd, 1850. All right Of redemption Is
waived in the said trust deed; but the title /
consider perfect. But viii convey only as
trustee.
Memphis, April ., ls72.
aD2itds JAMES TTATT Tirru4oo
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EvIdence er Fenl PIay

LOUISVILLE, April 25.-The body ofa
man, supposed, from papers found on
his person, TO be VIM. Crawford, OF
Brandenburg, Kentucky, was found yes
terday evening floating In skiff, on the
Ohio river, opposite Rome Prairie coun-
", Indiana. The man had been shot
through the head apparently not long
before he was found.
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YESTERDAY AT HOME.
Rauroasl convention.

EVANSVILLE, April 25.-The railroad
convention held here has resulted in a
call for a meeting on the seventh of
May, to incorporate the Evansville and
Jackson TENNESSEE Railroad Company.
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YESTERDAY IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, April 25.
Sailing Of the Dauntless for Europe.
Young Benefits yacht Dauntless
sails on Saturday for Europe. The
SapphO and the Dauntless will probably
cruise up the Baltic and through the
Mediterranean in company.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE

TFSHE stated communication of Kflwfn- a
4 ming Lodge, No. 81, viii be held thls-yA0
(FRIDAI) evening, April 10Th, at Nv
O'Clock, for dispatch Of business.
All NJ. NJ. are traternally invited.
BY order Of W. b. RICHARDET, W NJ
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, April 25.-Hon
A. j. Walker, ex-Chiei-J Justice Of the
Supreme Court Of Alabama, died at his
residence in this city to-day, aged fifty.
three years. He was Eminent Com
mander of the Knights-Templar of the
State.
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BERLIN, April 25.-The Empress Au-
gusta will leave Berlin on the twenty
ninth for England, TO visit Queen Vie
tOria. She will be absent about ten
days.
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YESTERDAY ABROAD.
IRELAND.

DUBLIN, April 25.--RedmOnd, the
home-rule candidate, has been returned
TO Parliament from Wexford, after a
heated contest.
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NAPLES, April 25.-The eruption Of
Mount Nesuvius has reached an unwOnt-
ed pitch of grandeur. New cEaters have
formed, and streams Of lava are pouring
down the mountain side In different d.
rections. -
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TRUSTEES SALE
.REAT1 E@TATE
In the city Of Memphis.

DY virtue Of a deed Of trust to me executed
ID as trustee, BY Margaret Davis, on the an
day Of October, lS1l, which Is Of record in the
Registers Office OF shelby County, Tennessee
In Record Notebook No. :, page 81. on the 5th
day Of October, lSIl, 20 secure a certain indebt.
edness, therein specified, due by the.said Mar.
gnret Davis % Augustus MOrti, /, as said trus.
tee, will offer for sale at public auction 10 The
highest bidder, for cash, on the premises in
the city Of AIernuhfs
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DIED.

SMITH-Yesterday morning, at o'clock. of
smallpox, THOMAS o. SMITH, aged years, son
of the late Thomas o. Smith, Esq, undertaken.
Funeral to-day, at 8 o'clock pm, from
mothers residence, 2l3 fernando street.
The above announcement brings not sadness
TO the bereaved household alone, but many
will remember, with tender and sorrowing
emotions, the hOnorea father, our old friend the
late Alderman Thomas o. Smith, as they read
of the untimely death Of his promising boy of
the same name, who so soon follsEs him, and
who is said TO have possessed many Of the
generous traits OF heart and gifts Of mind
which in q marked degree characterized the
70 +.
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Desperate Attempt at Murder, and Sue.
cessful Suicide.
In Jersry City, last evening, Ger
man conductor named Kent made des-
perate effort to shoot another conductor,
named Kock. The latter fell, feigning
death, though unhurt. Kent then shot
himself, inficting mortal wounds. Fam
lily troubles were the cause.
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On Saturday, June LIST, 1872,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated IN Memphis, Shelby COun-
", fennesse, to wit:
lst. A lot ON the east side of Bayou Gayoso,
being the north part OF lot No. s of Kerr's sub
division OF James P. Hardawayis estate, ex-
tending eastwardly. along the north side of
Court street 1So feet from the Bayou, and
northwardly about lJO feet to an alley, on
which is situated cOtton-shed belonging TO
Carroll, Walker & CO., which they will sell or
remove. tf- itt' - -.-ti @
I'd. A lot of about s. acres, on the south side
OF the Memphis and Charleston railroad, at
Brays Station, about 20 miles east OF Mem-
phis.
81. A lot on the northeast corner OF Third
and jefferson streets, beginning at the inter-
section of these two streets, running thence
east with the north line OF Jefferson street 81
feet 10 a stake; thence north, and parallel
with Third street, 50 feet, TO q stake; thence
west, and parallel with jefferson rect, 50 feet
to q stake " tile east line of Third street .
thence south, and With the east line Of third
street. - teet, to the. beginning, on which is
situated . four-story brick building, known
as the lf- --l
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NEW oRLEANs-PRopuCE.

NEW ORLEANS, April 25.--Fiour dull and
dropping; low to choice xxx, SS9l0; choice
family, $40 509l2 50. Corn advanced; mixed
and yellow, 6S@69e; white, 6sgg7Oc. Oats ad-
vanced to 55@5Sc. Bran, 81 40tgl 50. Hay ad-
SlS 80. Bacon duh at 53s971s@75Fc. Sugar-eured
hams, il1z@ll3fc. Lard dull; tierce, S3<a
gl4c; keg, I09l015c. Sugar dull low common.
71zci fair to fully fair, S99c. Molasses-smali
receipts; fair feTmenting, &c; good ferment-
ing, 4Oc; prime city refining rebailed, 45c.
prime, &c; inferior, SOC. Coffee lS1<G303zc.
Whisky, S0@94c.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
In Fort.
I. H, Allen, Mary Boyd,


t. H. Allen. Mary Boyd. City of Helena
River. Weather and Business.
The river here is falling slowly, ant
has declined two inches since last
Wednesday, and stands by the gauge
thirty-One feet four inches above low
water mark, and three feet five inches
below high water mark of 1867. The
Ohio, Mississippi, Cumberland and Red
rivers are all on decline. The Missou-
ri is rising slowly. The Arkansas and
White rivers are falling, with fair boat
ing stage. The changes elsewhere are
as follows: At Cairo, it declined twelve
inches; Cincinnati, thirty-six inches
LeavenwOrth, one inch; Louisville,
twelve inches; Nashville, thirty-twO
inches; Pittsburg, four inches; Shreve-
port, six inches; st. Louis, three inches.
At st. Paul and Davenport it is station
ary; at New Orleans it rose two inches
and at Omaha, five inches. Weather
clear and pleasant. Business ON the
leyee, yesterday, was moderate, all the
arriving packets discharging more or
less freight at this point.
ny Telegraph.
LITTLE Rock, April 25.-Weather
clear and pleasant. The river is falling,
with scant feet in the channel below.
Arrived: Pat ClebuTne, from Memphis.
Departed: Clarksville, for above.
NEW ORLEANS, April 25.-Arrived: /:
Exporter and Alaska, from Cincinnati.
Departed: Louisville, for Cincinnati;
Belle Lee, for Louisville. Weather clear
and pleasant.
VIcKsBURG, April 25.--Boats down:
Mollie Moore, 3 am; Henry Ames, 8
am; Grand Lake and barges, 10 am.
ROats up: Thompson Dean 10 am I;
Colorado, am; Charles b. Church, s
pm. Weather warm and clear. River
rising. -AM
EvANsvILI.E, April 25. : Weather
clear and warm. The river has fallen
% inches. Port list-Down: Kate kim
ney, 4a.m; Robert f. Lee, am. The
Robert Z. Lee arrived empty. She
leaves with 700 tons.
LoUIsvIII.E, April 2a-The river is
still falling, with 0 feet Q inches in the
canal aud 2 feet 8 inches in the chute.
Weather clear aud wasln, business
good. Arrived: Silver Moon, from Gin
cinnati; Charles Bodman, from New
Orleans Departed; Charles Radnan,
for Cinoinnatil Silver Moon, for Menl-
pms,
CAIRO, April 25,--Arriyed; Emilie La
Barge, from Red river, 8 p.aiA JaAA
!hfylei rom New Orleans, lH'pmj Mar=
bic City, from Memphis, midnight;
Commonwealth, from Eyansville, /
g;p; Cheek; from Memphis, 3 amt
9iIlli4J from ViekshHfg, q A:m silnnes
Ola, from MeMphis, ~ ami Elencoei
nom 81. Louis, 2 PM Dexter. from
New Orleans, 6 pm; Grand Tower,
from st. Isopis, s PIN. Departed; Fms
ilie LaBarge. for ST. L.ailis, 5 PM John
Kyle, for 81. LOUIS, midnight; Marble
City, fer ST Louis, 2 am; Common
wealth, for New Orleans, 6 ami Cheek,
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CHANCERY SALE
dJ or
REAL ESTATE,
ETC, INCLUDING THE
new MEMPHIS THEATER

N. R., 27S6--First Chaneery Court of Shelby
County - Il. l.. Belcher, administrator
de bOnis non of the estate of James Wick
ersham, deceased, Us d. Wiekersham ct al.
DY virtue of an inteTlocutory decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause March ., 1870,
and renewed April IL, 1872, viii sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, in front OF the
Clerk and Masters office of said court, Green
law Block, Second street, in Memphis, Ten
neSSpo
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On Monday. e7th dar of Nav. 1s72

the following described lot or parcel Of land,
lying in the city Of Memphis, county OF
Shelby, and State Of Tennessee: .rI--|
Lot No. 3 in block No A. on the east side . Z
fernando street, beginning 81 feet north of
Browns avenue, and thence north with Her
Browns avenue, 39 feet; thence South e2 feet !.
thence west a9 feet, 70 the beginnfng-Ievied
on as the property Of Julia l. Chester, TO pay
sald execution, interest and costs sale be
tween the hours OF 10 O'clock am. and 4n-rn
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Sherif,
By w. W. COLEMAN, D. s.
April 18th, 1872. TTl r. - aI5s9s :
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EsNHE firm Of Faires, Boyles s CO. 3 this day
/ Il dissoived ay uautna4 csoiSant, Mr.. BOyIes
retiring. The dI1n VIA assn me Ats old style Of
j. Is FaireS & CsA, who VIII assume al uahili-
ties ard are authorized TO collect al dents.
, April q, lS12. FAIRIES, BOY l.ISS \ co
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New ORLEANS, April 25.-GOld, Il25S Cot
ton market quiet sales, 5000 bales. Good
ordinary, 2l9sc; low middling, 29sc; mid
ding, 231sc. Receipts, 652 bales. Exports
TO barcelona, 500 bales; New York, lI5I bales
Stock, l04,754 bales.
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CHARLESTON

ndoD11.B, April 25.-r,Otfon SElII and nominal
net receipts 182bales; sales 500 bales; export,
-coastwise, ll89 bales: stoek- 232l6 bales.
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NEW ORLEANS

CHARLEsToN April 25-Cotton dull; mid
dltngs, 211sci net receipts, 20S bales; safes, 10
bales; stock, Il, ,59l bales.
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ADDITIONAL COTTON MARKETS.
MOBILE.

GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, April 25.-Cotton quiet; net re-
ceipts, l52 bales; stock, I5,SS3 bales.
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SheriR's Sale Of Real Estate

DY VIRTUE of an execution from the Sec
- ond Chancery Court Of Shelby County in
fayor Of A. II. Douglass, to the use Of John E.
Douglass vs., Julia L. Chester. for sl903 02, with
interest and COSTS, will sell TO the highest
bidder, for cash, in front OF the Sherih7s Office
on Second street, In the city Of Memphis,
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, SC.
T THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
n JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL.
0ffice and saiesroom 81 Nassau street.
opposite the Post office.


n JOHNSTON VAN y TAssELL.
opposite the Post onice.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
ofoaT bssiee.s ,is.cso y cendus,sd IA At our
ITO, lie and III last LAST isTH STREET. NEAR 9TH Ay.
stEs HysSs 81 SSEsBsy SSEsSs ssS Esn5Aqrs
CATALOGUE oS rms PAYS pay Sc M{ruEsDAY's' SALE. AT
BAY COUPE OR 6ASEixGE HORSE, IS HANDS;
sycd y aa
f aas s1 doSb 1 SiF 5sSh IT. sS & " ss
o BI%cR sssSS' Ki'EfsSsfUcKy BRED SADDLE HORSE l
Rom Vice. ssf very stylish and Ssndscmo % ard Warranted
ENGLISH MAIL PHAEToN IN GOOD ORDER; BUILT
:" TExa 1i' soRREL HORSES, Is HANDS; 8 AND WARS
Sd Kind and true IN a nsfnsss free o% sios ecod
sa SRSsoS P VIM
1sssa under s..
free rom vice traveller very fears nothing
a5Ss s ssd oLD KIND
n ina all free from sss sSSd ra,ssr an extra
W. ss1a
last raSsss aud very s ssns sS
s5TSThs sayE ", TOR 4; Y WAGON CON-
RAY PONY MARE. Il HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND
1s sna u S Y all ySs fast
ami ssrrsntsd sosna Aisn sss il.ress: and "'' '''
BACK a2fs nehsE. i hHsSs ssts YnaSs OLD; KIND
and true In all from vice fine horse
II RuMni.E PixTFoRM PHAEToN' 's"'" u''''''
BAY HORSE. l6 HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND AND
'rH SsSwN g M s1E s % H%S xs 1 I9Ss g oD Kind
and true In all free from an excellent
for ladies' chidrens good travellers very stylish
and perfectly eente. Also set Harness and
TOP WAGON, BUILT BY JUDD.
BAY HOKsk. 15h HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND
and true In all harness and under saddle free fro Vice
soRREI Horse rs i5S HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND
and true In all harness free from vco; good traveller
stylish and warranted sound.
BAY HORSE, 1874 HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND
and In all harness. free from vice; great roadscr
trots IA 81 minutes and is stylish and plea ant driver
DARK BAY HORSE. ID HANDS, YEARS OLD,
Kind and true In all harness. free from vice and free
THREE TOP WAGONS, NEARLY NEW.
BAY HORSE, ES HANDS, YEARS OLD, KIND
and true In all harness. free from vice. M for KIND Of
SEVERAL OTHER HoRsEs-DEscRIPTroN TIME
ELEGANT BAY HORSE, ABDALLAH STOCK is
hands years old, splendid under saddle in harness
THREE GOOD COUPE OR CARRIAGE HORSES, s
hands, sound kind and true.
THREE COUPE ROCKAWAY5 IN GOOD ORDER.
FlETEEE TEE - qo0p G ROAD ,,A AND pu WORK HORSES @ ,,
l5aa{ hands years old and warranted sound.
sSGIisa Siis IN NAIL IN GOOD ORDER BUILT
In London.
AtaueAen THIS DAY,by
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSEIL,
ITO, liz, ia East Thirteenth street.
O yer m nter Syyif n sal
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A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE,
"A BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
TOMORROW "WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10
AT 10 O'CLOCK PRECISELY
AT THE PRIVATE WEST

ro-AoFSSS q iS S5S55S ESRsfSS$SSysz SSSSSss1v 49,
BETWEEN pnoAbNA9 fNeayl AsD sTasEEs ssEEEEssru AVENUES
q sGi; s
and ms 'aa Or kcSsps M elegant Carriages
q
spS ysss: SlS both freq MAGMA cSsr,sr dams y
By last & ey S4 . Rus
STATE Far one year ago. where they t.otted II M e top
have long nscks with fne hoads; drive without checks;
rs ars U S as9 sooa y s o $ cs s
both warranted sound Kind and perfect In every parcu.
sas hnHs ass and y ys ss e s @ ss
were raised BY Manson Dunlap Esq., at Eouisve Ry
Mad ssr d Sy Sm Mi last
action very high headed alike drive evenly without
S nSs nd
and s Ssss sIss
by General Knox dam imported mare fine, easy and
:G sny 'oa oa o rsaa
All 'sa sayd asdnq s high old
so G sy 81 saao Ss p MaS Day o as
speed .eason than any any % young horse horse
sss S,s and beat ana sound
S hand;
and rescae driver has style and endaran9e can
sound and kind.
The very fat gray GeldnR Henry Herbert he is l5S
hands high, years old has long, flowing and tail;
can outlc any trotng horse In this city has rotted In
~, private trial; has record sired by Young
St Lawrence dam an English running mare; go TO
track and beat 35 and Is warranted sound kind and
true, without fault trick, vice or blemish.
Also extra fast gray trotting Mare Mary A. l5h hands
speed ySses horse IN ,s city hafa Sai
lady or child and go to track and bcat25 she is war
ranted sound and kind.
as Gr
Is afraid OF locomotive; stands without yng and Is
warranted sound and kind
Also elegant Victoria, Top Wagon, open Wagons
Depot Wagon, Pony Phaeton single double Harness
Blankets, Robes, &c, &c.
The above stock will be exhibition at all times
vions 10 tho sale, where catalogues can be had.
SALE POSITIVE ABSOLUTE AND UNRESERvED,
WITHOUT LIMIT, RESTRICTION OR RESERVATION.
B-aen lemcn IN search Of fine. reliable and gcnu-
Inc stock invited 10 call and examine the above
sale, each horse will be fully warranted
and ample time given TO try speed and soundnes and
represented money refunded.
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A MOTHER ARRIVAL ny STEAMER HENRY CHAUN-
"A cey.-Ten moro Indian Ponies, suitable for children
can te seen at the NANRAGANSETT STABLES In sixty.
his. street, between Lexington and Fourth svenues
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tops and rnmbles for sale low, also top Wagons,
bury 4 Van Duseri Coach, Bvett Eockaways 2
Barouchcs Depot Wagons, all little used and In per-
Carriages for sale lower than at any other house in the
Whips &c. w. II. GRAY, 20to 29Woostcr street
AT wIrTys CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY NEyINs
n and Fulton strcets Brooklyn, large assortment Car
ra9es Pony Phaetons Business Wagons; several fine
Ponies for ladies' driving for sale cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-18

A DMTNISTRATOR'S SALE.
N JOHN /. vANDEwATER, AUCTIONEER
~ Tomorrow at i0 prompt at stable - Great Jones
street. where they arc removed for convenience sale,
all the fine Stock belonging the OF the David
Grcgory Esq, OF hudson county, N j., by order OF ad
Elegant deep blood bay hlg-bred and fine trottns or
road Horse, l5 high 6years old, sired by Bald Chief:
without vice, trick fault blemsh has trottcd 49,
can beat 2S0any day, single or double, and warranted
sound and kind was formerly owned when colt BY
Extra handsome, nne styled, genteel and high bred
handsome dappe gray Horse sired by Pilot r 5< high
years oid owins snn mae ana tail has record aa2 at
purchased mate to the Governor Price Horse i'm ST
Louis and trottci In the three minute purse Buffalo, is
warranted sound and kind.
These horses make the finest driving and fastest
team for their size and style In the country they
drive like one horse style act and gait alike perfcc
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horses N New jersey VIII be sold separates they must
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one Of the finest rosa: trotns or family naresn tic
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sound and kind this mare drives with either Of the
above and can BE- driven hy q lady singly.
anas s o a.a ns bay ,%y
used aud driven by ladies TO depot fears nothins ne
traveller sa wish and reliable warranted sound aud
hands high years old tears nothing; safe for children
70 handle; PERFECT pet; warranted sound and kind
one ess pony fhsc3n nsc I ena aobe
at public auction In this city.
dsn be sN seen rs and sSsmned a. any time prior sale
vate gentlemen. Full particulars at sale.