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Smyrna times., 1872-04-10

FIRST CALICO MADE IN DELAwARE-We
learn that the Delaware Historical Society
nave had several very interesting meetings
lately: In January they received from Henry
Lea, Esq, fragment of calico, the first ever
prln:ed in the United States. Very few of our
citizens are doubtless aware that on the
Brandywine, at the "old Barley Mill" was
printed by Archibald Hamilton Rowan, Esq,
the Irish refugee and nobleman, the first calico
manufactured in this country. 1t was in the
year 1876. - Gazette.
Smyrna times., 1872-04-10

Key Checks stamped with any name and
carrying keys should be without one of these
safeguards, as-if the keys are lost-it nsures
their safe return to the owner Agents wanted.
gsss Send for terms. Apply to or address,
}. h. WORDEN, Diamond State Stencil Depot
Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1872-04-10

CLAwsoN VS.. PRIMRosE.-Th case of DR..
D. q. ClawsOn as. Jos. Ii. Primrose, of this
town, came up before the Court of Chancery
at Dover, last .wea k. This case will have an
important bearing in its results, when decided
and the points are these There is space of
several feet between the store house of Mr..
Primrose and the residence of Dr. ClawSon,
which is owned by Mr. p He has made
ccIIar,way in said space, and proposed to erect
she'd over it: BY the erection of this shed
window in the Doctors residence would be
closed up, to prevent which he (lhe DR. sued
out writ of injunction restraining Mr.. p. from
building sad shed. Mr.. p desires the iniunc
ton dissolved, insisting that he has the right
to erect such building on his own property
The Doctor insists on the injunction, claiming
that no one has right to interfere with
his happiness or to injure his property. We
understand that the counsel have consented to
argue the case before all the judges at the
next June term of the Court of Errors and
Appeals.
Smyrna times., 1872-04-10

Any kind of a Shoe, large or small, coarse
or hne' can be had at the Bee Hive. The
largest stock ever brought to Smyrna. Also,
the latest Spring Styles of Mems Youths and
Smyrna times., 1872-04-10

j. Fl. Primrose has handsomely refitted the
store-room adjoining his Boot and Shoe Store,
and will have grand opening of Dry Goods,
So'lons, and Gents Furnishing Goods, on
Saturday night.
Smyrna times., 1872-04-10

Busy days all the week at Oak Hall Com
slant rush of customers to buy the new STYLES
of Spring and Summer suits. w. RIB Sixtb
aud Market, Philadelphia
Smyrna times., 1872-04-10

1t is said that the application of good coat
ing OF gum arabic every night on going to bed,
will cure the worst curns in few weeks
Smyrna times., 1872-04-10
7-3O GOLD LOAN.
NORIHERy PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.
One Million 7-3O's were sold
During December,
And January opens .lth an Active Demand.


These Bonds issued denominations Of IRON
SlO0 10 81 .OOG COUPON and 500 10 $4,000 KEGS
TERED, have thirty years to rum bear an interest O
80 per cent in gOd and exempt from Unl'e'
States tax
They secured BY a FIRST AND ONLY MORTGAGi
upon The Railroad its Franchises and all the IanOi
and Properly now possessed by the Company VI
which II may hereafter acquire.
The bonds offered al par and accrued lnte'es'
IN currency, aud with their ample security anu MON
RATE OF INTEREST there is no investment accessl"'
10 the people which is more profitable and safe
The present most unusual opportunity Tor Inc PfOr
ltahIe conversion OF Government Bonds INTO otIV,
ale Securities of undOubIed reliability CanHOIlVls
continue. Government and corporate disbursement
for interest and dividends the next ninety ""
dIsenguge some Two Hundred and Twenty Ml''H'
of capital. most OF which will al once seek Telh't"
ment Really desirable investment securities 'l'
scarce compared with the PresCn and prUbs Ue.
mand for them hence early advance in their Vao'
is morally certain. The 7.30 Gold Bonds OF tho Notin
ern Pacific Railroad are being rapidly absorbed W
the people, and these facts suggest prompt aCOn oh
part of those who wish 10 exchange seCurilIe9 III '
to profit by the present premium on FIve.Twen'es'- '-
the present low price OF Northern PacIiic'. -
U 5 2O's, Delaware State Bonds and all maIn. INV
able securities taken in exchange al iul marAe' r
by
John McLear & Son, Bankt
No. coz Market ST.,
Wilmington, Del. ~
IntercRf aIlO cd IN daDOsits lani -"
Smyrna times., 1872-04-10

The SHIP CANAL-We find the following in
the Baltimore Suns Washington correspond
ence of April 9TH:
The speaker laid before the House to-day a
communication from the Secretary of the
Treasury, in response to a resolution offered by
MIR. Swami, on March llth, requesting inform
alton upon the subject of the construction cf a
ship canal from the waters OF the Chesapeake
to the waters of the Delaware Bay Among
the papers transmitted is copy of the remarks
of Hon. James L. Earle, upon the occasion of
visit to the office of the chief of engineers of
a JOINT committee of the Legislature of Mary
land, and of Governor Ponder, of Delaware
with the view of obtaining the service OF
an officer of the corps of engineers to make the
surveys necessary to determine the feasibility
OF such a work. There is also enclosed copy
OF communication from Major Craighil, to
whom MIR. Swami S resolution was referred for
report thereon; and also a letter from Mr.
A Harris, the agent in Baltimore of several
lines of steam vessels. Major Graighill be-
eves that the length of line of such canal
would probably not be less than thirty miles
nor exceed htty-hve miles, depending upon the
location, but no reliable estimate of the cost of
Its construction can be given without careful
preliminary surveys. The character of country
through which it would pass is favorable for
such work. A canal connecting the two bays
as proposed would shorten the distance from
Baltimore to many European ports as well as
those on our own coast north Of Baltimore.
MIR. Earle estimates this distance at 1872
miles each way, Or 3G4 miles each trip which
Mr. Craighil says is no doubt approximately
accurate. The building of such canal would
materially advance the interests of commerce,
and great advantages would follow the shorten
ing OF the route. The cost of the necessary
surveys and preparation Of plans Major Craig
hill estimates at $4,000, and it is recommend
ed that this sum be appropriated. Reference
Is made to the fact that canal is already in
existence connecting the head of Chesapeake
bay via Elk and Buck rivers, with the Delaware
river at Delaware City, but this has neither
depth nor width enough for the accommodation
OF steamers or sailing vessels designed to cross
the Atlantic. The papers were referred to the
Committee on Commerce.
Smyrna times., 1872-04-10

Our space is greatly crowded this week.
Advertisements omitted will be made good in
subsequent issues.
Smyrna times., 1872-04-10


PEESONAL.-Rcv. Thomas G.. Murnhev.
formerly pastor of the Presbyterian Churches
OF Dover and Smyrnl, and Chaplain of the lst
Ds- Regiment during the war, filled the
Presbyterian pulpit in this town on Sunday.
lie Is now engaged in mission work in Vir-
gnia
j. G. Vandegrift, of Odessa, ex member of
the Legislature, has taken up his residence in
TINS town, and is quarterd with his family at
the Delaware House
Mr. Robt. II. Baynard, of this town. brick
layer and plaster, has gone to MississiDpi
Col. II. ). McCombe, of Wilmington, Presi-
dent a1d principal stock holder of the Missis-
SSippII: jackson II Great Northern Railroad, is
building town at Summit, in that State, and
Mr. H. goes to Superlutend the work, We learn,
at good salary
=, Rev. John T1ouph, Presiding Elder of
Easton District, NJ. f. Church, has located in
our midst.
~. a Mr.. Nuttell, of PENNSYLVANIA, stopped at
Clayton last week, enroute for Caroline
CO., where he has bought a farm. Him
self and family are of remarkable stature. He
stands about it. in. in his boots, and has
two sons nearly rs tall and daughter that
measures IT, in.
Miss j. w. Bundel formerly of the Female
College Hagerstown Nd, has been secured AZ
teacher in the Seminary. She is represented
as lne scholar and an experienced teacher.
She enters upon her duties next week.
The firm of Knighton & Co., dealers in
stoves and tin ware, have started branch
store at Gaena, Nd. Mr.. Knighton has
moved hence.
Smyrna times., 1872-04-10

Mr. VIM. F. Hazard, merchant of Laurel,
Indiana, native of Seatord, in this State
was in that town recently visiting his relatives,
when he received intelligence that his property
in Indiana had been entirely destroyed by fire.
He was well-tO-do, having gone West when
young man, and his loss is estimated at $40,-
000
A young colored girl named Ida Jones, in
NiddetOwn, struck Mrs Taroni a white wo-
man, with tin bucket and knocked her nsen-
slbe, last week, in the streets of that town, for
which she was bailed in the sum of 500 for
her appearance at court The two seem to
have been engaged in quarrel, and Mrs. i.
came out to order the girl away.
How sad The Georgetown Journal gets off
the following lamentatiOn: 'In our bOyhood
days, the good old days of slavery, boys white
and black celebrated Monday and Tuesday
after Easter Sunday, as Easter Holiday. This
holiday was observed throughout the south,
and also Whitsuntide holiday, but with slavery
the observance OF these days has passed away.
The present unsatisfactory running time on
the Md. Il Del. Railroad will be changed in
May, it is hoped, when the train will run to
Oxford. The train now arrives at Clayton at
i, and passengers have to wait there until
for the north bound train on the Delaware
road. 1t leaves for Easton at |, SO that pas
Sengers from below have to wait over until
next day.
The De{aU0reGn says that John Daily, of
Marydel, is the possesser of most extraordi-
nary sow. She now weighs $50 pounds and
has had three farrows of pigs-at the first,
fifteen, at the second, fifteen, and at the third,
twenty one, making a total of tifty-ona. Four
of her second farrow, aged fifteen months were
butchcred last fall, and weighed respectively
700, t636, 626 and 500 pounds. Total, 24G2
pounds.
The NatiOna! Temperance Prohibition So
clety, of Wilmington, (mOstly composed of
trlendsl at meeting last week, recommended
the uniting of all Temperance voters upon that
candidate Of whichever party, who shall be
known to be temperance man. This Society
has no connection whatever with the National
irohlbitory party, but its aim is to effect Ma
tonal and State Legislation, with regard to the
liquor traffic through the already established
medium.
Smyrna times., 1872-04-10

OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.-The school election
IN tins town on Saturday resulted at No. in
the reelection of Col. q. II. Raymond as Com
missioner by unanimous vote. a tax of
81 400 was voted to be raised, 5000 of which
Is Tor repairs OF a general nature to be made
during the year. New desks and seats of an
improved pattern have been put in two of the
rooms during the past year. The salaries of
three teachers during the year amounted to
) IO3 50, and the incidental expenses to $j4l.-
56-tOtal, SlG453 80 Messrs. John Van
Gasken and q. W. Taylor are the officers hold
ing over.
At No. 3 an entire new board of officers were
elected. MeSSrs. }. VI. Noshell Commissioner
and f, j. Colt, Secretary resigning Beni.
+. Smith was elected Commissioner for three
years, wee +. f. Nickerson, term expired. Capt
a. Scout, was elected for the unexpired term
OF Mr. FosheIl, two years. and W. H. Baggs
Tor the unexpired term of Mr.. Colt, tone year. J
1t was voted to raise 81 300 by tax for the cur
rent year. The salaries of three teachers for
the Year amounted to 81 200 and the rnci
dental expenses to $}33. 54-total 1888. 81.
Most OF the incidental was amount due on lot,
on which the school house stands which has
been purchased Of Mr. A. Price Griffith New
desks and seats of an improved pattern are to
be put IN during the year. 4 new school
house is badly needed in place Of the old frame
hulk that now occupies the site, but it is hoped
that consoI lated and properly graded school
will be established in the town at no distant
day, and that handsome building, to meet
ITS demands, will be erected 1t is hoped,
further, that the present old affair will stand
until such school is established Every large
town IN the State Is trying to establish such
school
On Thursday and Friday last the teachers
gave public examinations, which were entirely
satisfactory to parents and Commissioners.
The scholars Of both No. Mr.. Pennewill's)
and NO. j, CMr. Johus) acquitted themselves
handsomely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-30
HORSES, CARRIAGEs, sc.

I IGHT ROAD BUGGIEs, HALF SPRINGS AND PULL
spr,nss newly finished, at popular prices great
rety Oi Basket fony Phaetons, Depot Wagons light
Hoekaways cheap. MANUFACTURERS UNION,
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spowTING-DoGs, RIwDs, sc.

FOR SALE-ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
N. Birds &c. Medicines for all diseases; prepared Food
for m0cking BIRDS at H. G. DOVEY's, No. SGreene street,
Canal
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rfORsES, CARRIAGES, sc.

GREAT AND ATTRACTIVE SALE or FINE FLOODED
Arm S' So ase No. s sns ss ssy at sser & n
~ the s snd e9S1e sOo Of the
sale rder Of eSeeo aiso sc fast
'r0'Rs siSs SS L. rsrip TfoSfEEn who
q n es sbos @ asfd @
years oa are IS S es easy and "a
siyi asreeaGie aal safe far person drive
and kind; elegant ana park, road, depot
hay Kentucky bred coupe or dog Cart Horse over l6
hants high Years old one Of the finest large horses in
gentle for any person to handles warranted sound and
Fine styled and handsome bay Horse, nearly 10 high
Old n s nor 5 s sesb ses n n
spsst and can trot his NILE IN less than minutes with
Two elegant chirens Ponies one II hands, the other
SS aS az. 4 o s Sa to s or Mf sSe
been used are perfect horses and qss
Elegant iady,s saddle park driving Horse about IS
docile, and Intelligent; be driven by lady to harness
WA perfect safety; ist roer; Warranted sound aud
Fine Young high bred JET black road Horse ls'l high;
sesan, and last road 9lse n promises to trot fast this
Handsomo and fast t' ie Slach high Kentucky bred
rss% o1
and gentle road Horse ine aniabc disposition;
Ssa' SS
Young RoTs About 3 ass @ sq
In Orange county, sired by Cardinal, he by Hambe-
onian, dam by American STAR was purchased by James
MeMnnn ESQ, when years old IN Oranse county, ana
speed was frequently timed in 2332 to 2;a was ngr-
has used her the last three years exclusively for hi own
public race last all she driven TO Fleetwood when
Mr.. Roden drove her in 3d and repeated her In 6,
taken impromptu right from the road and without
preparation She Is he fastest trotter in New York carry
ing two to road and headed carry
ing equal weight She is hardy rugged game and strong;
is fine pure and open gated and warranted sound and
kind and to beat 40 sale this time will be shown
She 10 track any day and show from 2:} to 49,
This Is valuable for track purposes her has
never given her public record.
one elegant imported Dog CART two fine Brewster
Wagons Corbct soharch top Wagon, elegant Pony
Phaeof single and double Harness, by Dunscombe, Ne.
The whole comprising the most elegant class stock
offered this season. and gentlcmoa wishing hrs class
stock should attend this sale, the sale is positive and
rvcd without limit restrictions and ali stock Is
fully warranted represented and fair trial given.
Sale prompt at l0il, ruin or shine.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. 4;

AT THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
"A JOHNSTON Il VAN TASSELL,
Office and salesroona, 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post office.
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I)HAEFoN-A PARK PHAErON, ALMOST NEW
Brewster maker; ifpurchased to-day will be sold ut
great at stable No. go Spring street. between
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENrS-sixrnFNra PAsr--Fourth min and sixth
m ISEDsyFoS,rgsSra hEB j Syss PAen-siSth column
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-s,1rxssrn PAGE
sR9SkES SKS column
BUSINESS i' s4i, pAer-sx,h col
sXsESSss NOTICES RS rAsnsIxa column
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-rninp PAon-Fourth ana
sSp esP%n and
soAsaSSsE ss aa sS,nn
5ANOiNG XCADEMiEs-si2rKEsrn FAcE-Fiith col
SH GDSRSSsi sfss'fn sSs AND us
suRoPsnN sTEXMsHIps-Fmsr pAesFnn and sixth
TE6REI ,TuE6IRGE; IFOgn1snsrH g PAGE; isth column.
INE ARTs-FoURrnsS1n pAcE-sixth column
ROOMS ASb s @ re- e9pp
ErETnFsTn rpAcs-Eeqsth and NH columns.
sssH sS
IRLP WANTED-FEMALEs--ru1nu pAcr-Thrd and
!gLP WANTED"M "MAIEs-Fouarn pAon--pirst column.
iOR3ES, CARRIAGES, &C.--FIRsr PAGE-Second third
,oa,9 fourth and NTH columns
lousNEs, ROOMS, &C, wANTED-sxaErsrn rAcn--
ssrRnGTi RpIra r9lam, 6NnEornra r,sr-s,xfn co,no,
ERsE cSY HSSoKEa o9 AND nEa
GEN REAL Er1ATE FOR sALE-FouRTu PAGE--
EcTSRh ,ssGAsoS-s,xrryxru rAer--F,an column
pAN OLFICEs-FouRrn PAcE---Second column.
osT AND FouAD--Fiasr PAeE--First column.
r'fsa facssassSG % Column
HINAFSspr15Eg NaY %Sp Esasn sF.T fSn ,o.xn
IscElLANEousADvE vEGrlsEMENTs-TwrLs ru PAsr-
IIISsS,EEi,LASEoUs- rqynrrnyna PAcr-sixth column.
,KSuNAl.--fIRsr PAGE-Frst column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcE-Fourth column ~
Bnirtj irtjAL-FouRrlENTu III column
RoElsSSIoNAL SITUATIONS WSNTED-FEMALEs-
Imap PAGsSeconl and tlrl columns
nof1mmr OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
EENf-FouRIH PAGE-Fourth, NTH and sixth col
EAI. ESTATE TO EXcHANeE-FouRrn PAcE-sixth
EMoyAIs-s,xrrENrn PAcn-Thrd column
!sWARDS-kIRsr PAGE--First and second columns.
ALEs AT AUCTIoN-FouRrEGsrn PAGi.--second, third
fTUATI0Ns WANTED FEM AT LHs-sEoosp P P.cE-First,
second, third, fourth, iiih and sixth columns, and
,r,, ihiEc iT,nn PASg1EIrst G. and ,eeSad columns
E%i pEciaI %NiorroEs-Frnsr PAcp-secona column.
PORTiNG-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Second
ToRAGE-rIrrrrrrn pAcn--sixih column
uMMIR REsORIS-SIxrEENrn PAGE--Third column
o LET FOR BUSINESS PURP0sES~firrenNrn - PAcr~
First and second co6nns
RAVELLERS' GuIDE-F,nsr PAaE-sixth column.
TNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
FIFTEENTH PaCE--f1nh aud sixth columns.
WANTED TO PuRCHASE-sxrEnaru PAcE-Third col
yEsrCmEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO IET-FouRTH rAeE--rhgd and fourth columns
'AGHTs, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FoUarEEN1n PAcE-sxth
column.
--
.v-Tu~ a
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SPLENDID TURNOUT, CONSISTING OF
"a clcsely matched pair dark bay Horses, lss hands
drive or ride an eeean, light Landau nearly new built
to order by B Brewster Co., richly lined I'm brown
city maker; together with stable Blankets whip and
Equipments complete - 49,
All the above on exhibition daily from II to II O'Clock
A. M at The New York Sales aud Storage Repository cor
ncr Fourth avenue and Twcnty-anh street III not sold
prior Thursday I'd inst they will be offered at pubfc
sale al ii O'Clock OF that day, by " f
s. DINGEE 4 CO.,
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REWARDS.

A SUITABLE REWARD WILL BE GIVEN rOR THE
n return OF hay Mare, 1873 hands high and kled
and Buggy Wagon and Harness Address JAMES s.
kENsEN, Jamaica Hotel Long Island.
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ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM SA. NJ.
FILL p. NJ. EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT OFFICE
RATES NO EXTRA CHARGE OF ANY KIND
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A LARGE NEW TRAINING STABLE CONTAINING
n box ana fourteen Omen stalls all fitted up in the
very best STYLE and pre- snt.ns uneqqaed iaeties Tor
Course will be lei, by the single box stall or otbe rwsa
accommodating terms on application to HARRY
HILL, u East Houston street
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DRY GOODS.

i-sHAW's rAani brushed.
switches, ST. &c; human hair, esef,ench twist, s.;
ket. solid Switches yard long Mar made over 200:
Chris ST and upwards. Ladies oM' Bowery near Great
Latest STYLES always on hand. .Sfor human hair
Jones street Highest prices pp-------
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DARrtES LOOKING FOR FINE AND RELIABLE
Horses carriages, &c, will 10 well attend tho
eaie by JAMES JENKINS, at 10 and II East Twenty
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TRAyELG.EIkS' GUIDE.

~ atCatskii, from pier a North River, daily, Saturdays
excepted Fare 5oc; half state rooms, 75c. Steamers
VANDERBILT AND CONNECTICUT. connec tins with
railroads 70 all stations West and North viii leave ~
above, at6P ~ Freight at reduced rates. -,
4. u. HANCOX, General Agent
I'0R TROY DIRECr.-C1TiZENs STEthBoAur ~ NV "
IL paiiy OF Troy.-Seamers SuNNNSfDE ant TIiuMn
POWELL daily saturday excepted, will leave pier ~
foot of Spring street New York, at T. ~ f,,;ensra
tckeicd and baggage checked Via Rensselaer, an" 't"
JOSEPH CORNELL, superihieh,P
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A CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, III WEST BROADWAY,
~ near Canas srect-Rockaways OF all kinds, noiop
and top Buggics Park aud pony Phasons express and
business Wagons, now and second hand.
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GTORAGE FOR FURNITURE, CARRIAGES, aC--AT
~ the first class house built expressly the
purpose, with separate commandments elevator, &c lod
10 ia East Tirysecond street, Fourth The
public is invited 10 examine The superior nccommoa-
tions light ventilation safety &c which this warehouse
possesses all others JOHN II. MORRELL
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l,265 BROADWAY,

WEST SIDE, BETWEEN THIRrY-TIRsT AND THITY-
sv,fyn
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS SELLING AT GREATLY
~ reduced prices; large assortment family Carriages
Pony rhactons hmsinees Wagons; also 100 second hand
str, iyu
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HERALD BRANCH OFFiCE-UpTOyVN.
- - s>-- 49,.
A DVERTIsEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
RECEIVED AT THE BRANCH OFFICE
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A SPECIAL AND uNREsERvED SALE AT
n PUBLIC AUCTION THIS DAY CrUESDAY) APRIL
80 AT 10 O'CLOCK PROMPT, AT NEW YORK STABLES
Is AND II ExsT TWENTY. EIGHTH STREET, BETwEEN
MADISON AND FIFTH AVENUES, CONSISTING OF
elegant Road, Carriage and Family Horses the property
OF parties leaving the city being some Of the finest ever
offered in this city, also Carriages Tr0tin9 Wagons fine
Harness. Blankets and Robes.
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LAY HORSE. l54 HANDS HIGH; BUGGY ROBE AND
ID Harness, for sale good roadster, nice carriage
horse $50 for entire rig Inquire OF HENRY LELAND
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DEhUTITUL LESrABIlSHMENT-BLACK HORSE, rs
- hands, Phacton and Harness; gentle for ladies and
Children to drive aud de 2z and 2z9 West Fortieh
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1yIOWN HORsB, Is HANDS, FINE ACTION, 7 YEARS
H'nsd; kind in single double harness Inquire for
Pie Ck, No. East Thirty rst street, stable No 2 alley
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-30

old SILK HATS MADE OVER INTO NEW STYLES;
" Cashmere felt and Panama hats cleaned and
trimmed, at JOHNsON's, l,2l5 Broadway, Thirty
first street
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A SECOND HAND TURNOUT SEAT TOP BUGGY
N new top seat Wagon; Will be sold to-day nj
some price TO be ut TAYI.ORS Is 50 Ceanr street,
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INOR FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, TALLAHAs
u sec, Tampa and St Augustine
and nj other points The Florida and Jac ksonva Pen
sacola and Mobile Raiirond, aud Brunswick, ia.
Steamship MERCEDfTA
sails Saturday, April "a, al Y. NJ, pier ~ North
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Insurance one half per cent
For freight or passage apply to
JAMES HAND Ila Wall street. Or 70
II. r. MORGAN & co, III Yves. street.