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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-06-26

We have received, officially, the pros
pectus of the third Cincinnati Industrial
Exposition, to be held in that city next
fall, from September 4th till October 9Th.
The exhibiting space will occupy seven
acres of rooted ground, which is expect
ed to be filed with every conceivable
feature of home industry, for which lib
eral premiums are provided.
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EGAL NOTICE.

AJames Jones, whose residence is un-
Known, will take notice tina on the 18th
the Court OF Common Pleas OF TrumbuI
County. Ohio, her petition against him.
praying for a dissolution OF the marriage
contract between them, to be returned to
her maiden name. alleging as cause, wilful
absence for more than three years last past.
Said cause Will be for trial al next term OF
said Court. By
HUTCHINS, FUTILE & STULL,
June II, lsT2-6t her Attorneys.
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EGAL NOTICE.

T EGAL NOTICE.
LJoseph Perkins, vs.. Richard N. IddingA
In Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumbun Co.,
Ohio. The defendant VIII take notice that
on the 18th day Of June, A. D.lSJ2, the plain
tin died his petition IN said Court, praying
to recover Judgment against defendant
upon three promissory notes, signed by said
defendant. one dated Dec. II lisa. for 500,
due May q, 1885. n dated August l, 1889,
for $500, due one year afteF date, With inter-
est, and q dated March Z. 1870, for S2.00l,
due two years after date, with interest; all
Of which notes were given to Mary @. Id
dIngs, and by her Endorsed to plaintiff
Said petition asks judgment for $500, with
interest on 500 from May 2, IS66, on $500
from Aug.l ], 1863 and on SaO0, nom March, I,
1870. Defendant VIII answer said petition
on or before the 24th day Of August, 1874, or
the same win be taken as confessed and
Judgment rendered accordingly.
NJ. R KEITH,
". 7. SPEAR
Att'ys for Plaintiff.
June Is, IST2-6t.
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EGAL NOTICE.

T EGAL NOTICE. On
hRiehard Il. Iddings whose plaeso resi-
dence Is unknown, VIII tax notice that on
the 9th day OF May, A. ID. ISL Henry a.
lddlngs Med his petition in the Court OF
Common Pleas Of TFumbun County, Ohio,
seeking TO recover OF said Richard N. Id
dings,a Judgment for the sum OF SlOL,73,wif
interest upon SIS thereof from April Is, 1872.
upon Sl2s53 at 10 per cent. nom same data.
and upon SD thereof at like rate, from
anuar 8, lS72, upon three causes OF action,
signed by said Richard NJ. Iddings; a second
for money loaned by said Henry A. to said
Riehard n a third for money paid to the
use OF said Richard.
The defendant Will answer By 9th day
OF August. lS72, or said petition will be Ia
ken as confessed, and Judgment rendered
accordingly. W. T. SPEAR,
June 9, IS72-6t
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A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE
AAND LOT FOR SALE-On Bazetta ST.,
In the city Of Warren. known as The Fearns
property. House new large and convent
emit; excellent cellar, two good barns, and
other out buildings all in good repair. VIII
Ratli6 q Moses, Market st., or at the store
Of Fearnsl& GRAY. Main ST. lapr. l0-tf
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FGAL NOTICE.

JCourt of Common Pleas, Trumbun Co., o.
Gates & Delin, Plt'ffs, VS.. Norris Harris,
Deft. Civil action. The defendant, Norris
Harris, whose residence is unknown, viii
take notice hat the plaintiffs, Gates q
Delin, OF the county and State aforesaid. did,
on the I'd day Of April. 1872, die their petit
ton in said Court, within md for the county
Aforesaid, against him the said Morris Har-
ris, defendant, setting forth that the said
Harris wa Indebted 70 them for money had
and received IN the sum Of Yin Hpndred
wholly due and unpaid, snd praying that
they may have judgment for said sum OF
Nine Hundred and six dollars and eighty
three cents, with interest from said ID day
OF April, 1872, and the said Harris Is notified
that he is required to appear and answer
aid petition on or before the 24th day Of
August, 1872 GATES DELIN.
By Geo. P. Hunter. Attorney. --Ir
Warren, Ohio June &c, 1S726t.
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G.. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
Sherirs Once. Warren. o. June l9. lsz2.5.

NOTICE.
LNAta meeting OF the Council OF the city
Of Warren, held at Council chamber, June
10, loTzthe following resolution was adopted:
ResotUed By the Council OF the city OF
warren, that IL Is deemed necessary to
inch aperture on the Bazetta road. 50 called.
in the city OF Warren, commencing at the
sewer passing east on HighSt, and running
north on said Bazetta road to a point to the
south line OF James Hardy's lot, or far
enough to sufficiently drain said street. All
persons having objections or clamingdama-
ges ~ reason OF b construction OF The pro-
posed sewer, Will ole the same with the
city Clerk on OF before the 5th day o Juiy,
a. ID. 1S72, or be forever barred nom claim
ing damages by reason ofthe construction
Of said sewer. = w. H0YT
June 9, 1872 Citv CIerk
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EGAL NOTICE.

Lin Probate Court OF Trumbuu county,
Onlo. In the matter OF Davis & Jones, In
s~olvants. o. Saturday. July rs, ls72, be-
tween 4 and5 O'Clock p. m.,I viii sell az the
door Of b Court House in Warren, at auc-
ton, divers Judgments, notes and accounts
is on die In said Court.
JOHN JONES, I'd.
June l9. lS72-St-
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For ths Campaign.

The CHRONICLE win be seat to
ubseribere during the Presidential
Campaign Of 1872, or from the middle
Of June to the middle OF November
ave months-at the following reduced
rates, the money always to be paid in
advance:
Single subscriben------. 20 cts.
Club of 5 to the same post office $500
"a "le" " /" 500.
A copy Of the paper win be sent
free to the person getting up a club Of
I've, ten, or more.
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" once Of CITY OWL Engineer. at Mayors

NOTICE.
IN Once OF City Civil Engineer, at Mayors
ONCE, Warren. Ohio. June s, 1871.
Sealed proposals viii be received at the
ONCE Of heC City Civil EnEinser In the May
ors ONCE, until II o'clock, noon, Friday
June 3, ISL, for grading. paving, and i'm
proving High Street from the east line OF
Liberty Street 10 the east line Of Elm St.
IN the city OF Warren, Ohio according TO
W. Messerschmidt City Civil Engineer.
now on nle in the Mayors once in said city.
The fuH name Of every bidder must be
given and accompanied by q sufficient
surety h II the bid be accepted a contract
Will be entered into. and its performances
secured. Bids must specify the cost OF ma
terial and labor separately. The Council
reserve the right to reject any or all bids
not deemed satisfactory, By order Of the
Council. +. w, MESSERSCHMIDT.
June u, Is72-st.
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Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company
OF
STATE OF OHIO.
AUDTToR OF STATES OFFICE,

COLUMBUS rep. ~ h1L
Whereas the Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Co. located at Milwaukee, In
the State OF Wisconsin, has fled in this ONCE
a sworn statement, by the proper officers
thereof, showing its condition and bush
ness, and has complied, in all respects. with
the laws OF this State relating to Life Insu-
Now, Therefore, in pursuance OF law, I.
James Williams, Auditor OF the State Of
Ohio, do hereby certify, that said Company
Is authorized to transact its appropriate
business OF Life Insurance in this State, in
accordance with law, during the current
year. The condition and business Of said
Company at the date Of such statement
dec. 81. 1871 is shown as follows.
Aggregate amount of available
Assets, including the sum OF NJ
S4,022,52l IS in premium notes
held by the Company on Poll
Unidentified Assets as follows:
Agents Ledger Balances Bills
R~eceivable,N etPremiums un-
Aggregate amount ofLiabilities,
fnol9ding s., 72, COS 90 for Reipsg-
rance Reserve computed by
the Insurance Commissioners
Of Wisconsin, according to the
American Exp. table, with In
interest at AZ per cent,--...-. SsSD,I18
Aggregate amount Of Liabilities,
Including Se,462.656 % for Re-
insussnce Reserve computedhy
the Actuary Of the Company,
interest at I peSrcent..--.,'...,. sS7a.AsS
ceding year in cash.r-r..-. 2,5s4,7sI G2
Amount Of Income for the prece-
L,Tss7H
Amount Of Expenditures for the
precedingyear in cash :-..-....- lr29SB Is
Amount OF Notes and other obli-
cations used in payment Of
4 sS7 81 90
Surplus by the 4 per cent. Reserve 95s.o62 ls
per cent ReserVe.-~-.-.--.. 1.sa4.7 700 Is
[Seall In Witness whereof. / have hereunto
subscribed my name, and caused the
seal Of my ONCE 70 be sfdxed,the day
aud yeaTabofe written:
JAS. WILLIAMS,
Auditor Of State
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USE THE
RED HORSE POWDER.
FOR ALL GENERAL DISEASES OF
STOCK g. POULTRY.
REFER

~ CE j.
Horses Cured 81 Glaaders-Aaron snyder,s.
u 8. Assistant Assessor, Mount Aetna pa
q Bacon's, Livery and Exchange Stable,
Borses Cured d Founder-Wolf & VII
helm's, Danville, Pa. A. Ellis's, Merchant.
MashlngtonVille, Pa. J. Nice Sloanaker's,
Horss Cured @ lang Fsrer.-Hsss a Bros.
Horse Cured Of OOae.-Thomas Clingan's,
Union county, Pa.
Hogs Cured Of OOlera.-H. Bars, II, "a
Cadwallader'B, Milton.
CosCs Cared.-Dr. Mc'Cleery's, ]. H. Moor
mick's, Milton. Pa.
Qiekens Cured Of CholeTa oA5 Ggpes-Dr.
u T. kreoss, WatEont0Wn, Pa. DR.. U. Q.
Dayts'S, G. W, Sticker's John and James
Finneyis, Milton, Pa. Hundreds more
could be cited whose stock was saved by
using the Red Horse Powder. Prepared BY
CYRUS BROWN,
Druggist, Chemist and Horsenau. at his
Wholesale and Retail Drug and Chemical
Emporium, No. 80 Broadway, Milton. Pa.
For sale by II. G. Stratton & Co, Warren.
Ohlo. June 10. lS724mo.s
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ESTATE of lazarus Kennedy, decd
IIThe undersigned has been duly appoin-
led and qualified as Administrators on the
estate Of lazarus Kennedy, decd, late Of
Co., Ohio,
MERRITT NORTON.
Vienna, Ohio, June q, IT2-sts
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NKw YORK, November 10,

Heddq'Tters Fire Dept City ofN. VI
OFFICE OF CHIEF ENGINEER,
III and I29 Mercer st.
NEW YORK, November 10, 1871.
F. ". FARwELL, ESQ, Secretary,
Dear &r:-You ask my opinion Of the
Babcock Fire Extinguisher. 1t needs
word OF praise from me. Il has DEM
onstrated its vslue.
The machines are in use in this De-
partment, and many fires have been put
out with them, and large damage by
water prevented, They are, beyond a
doubt the best apparatus eyer in sented
for self.protection, and if they were in
general use, many millions annually
would be saved from destruction by FIRE.
I fully believe in them. and commend
them 10 the public confidence.
Very Respectfully,
JOSEPH i. PERLKY,
Chief Engineer.
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ESTATE of John P. Lepley, decd.
1.-the undersigned have been duly ap-
pointed and quaIlned as Administration on
Trumbun Co. Ohio.
r-- 90 SEYMOUR PEW,
JACOB HARSHMAN,
IordstoWn, Trumbun Co, June L. lS7R3t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-06-26

ESTATE of Lucy Jones, decd
1.-the undersigned h been duly appein-
teed and qualified as Executor on the estate
Of Lucy Jones, decd, late Of Trumbul Co,
Ohio. JOHN D. JONES,
Fowler, Ohio, June %, IsT2-stS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-06-26

NOTICE.
IN The undersigned has been appointed
Executor on the estat Of James Roster,
decd. Also, Administrator on the estate Of
Abel Hoover, decd, both OF Trumbull Co.
BUELL. BARNES.
G~ustavus, o., June 20. Is72-St'.
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Friday, July 10, A. ID, 1879,

at two o'clock, p N, Of said day, the follow
In g described land and tenements, to-wft /:
A certain piece or part Of q situate In
Newton township. 1rumbun County, Ohio
bounded and described as follows: north by
the north line Of Newton township; east by
lands of Henry Br~enstatter; south by lands
Of Asel Dillon, and west by the center Of
road known as the Ledge Road. containing
dfty-eight acres and hfty-eight hundredths
Of an acre OF land, more or less, being the
conveyed by John Wliderson to
Appraised at $500 per acre.
g. w. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
Sherifrs ONCE, Warren, o. June ls, lsT2-5t
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CHERIFFis sALEin Attachment.
0Fhe State OF Ohio, TrumbuH County, IS.
Martha Glasgow .et.ail In Trumbuu Com
~ mon Pleas.
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ESTATE Of Joshua Harrington.
IHdec'd- The undersigned has been duly
appointed and qualined as Administratrit
ed the estate Of Joshua Harrington, decd.
LAURA ANN HARRINGTON.
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From KinSmAn.

We areindebted to Mr.. L. C. Perkins
of Kinsman, for the appended list Of
Of persons residing in that town
ship, who are over seventy years ofage:
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RRPVBLTCAN STATE TICKET.

Ew SKY ef GafG-A-J wIKoFF. Of AdsmG
% 91SsP Oaas-JE0. h Athens
4eAbT Ed I'D Frk-R R RoRTER, OF
GeRatorsal Eee,ons1. C. LEI, ofLucas; AL
PHOSS0 HART, ofPortage.
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Iune ~. I8IL-NIN
OHERIFF'S SALE--The State of
- Ohio. TrumbuiI county, IS.
Walker, Leslie & Col In Trumbull Com
vs.. Smon Pleas.
Jno. w. Leyde, ct. al
By virtue Of an Execution vs. Defendant,
issued out ofthe Court OF Common Pleas Of
TIimbun County, Ohio, in the above named
case, to me directed and delivered. I
have levied upon, and shall expose ID pub
lie sale at the o OF the Court House. In
the city Of Warren. Ohio. en-
Friday, July IS, A. D. 1879,
at one O'Clock. P. N. OF said day, the fol-
lowing described land and tenements. to-
wit: Situate in the township OF Hubbard,
county ofTrumbull and State Of Ohio, bOun-
ded on the north by part fLot No. 46.owned
BY Vim. Adams on the east by part OF
q owned byS Hine. 0 he south by lands
owned by S. Hine and Shultz, and on the
west by the center OF thenorth& south CEN
ter road through said township. containing
less.
Appraised AT $4,000. Terms. Cash
G. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
sherirs ONCE. Warren. O. June Is. ISz2-5
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By virtue Of an order OF sale in Attach
ment, issued out OF the Court Of Common
Pleas OF Trumbul Co, Ohio, in the above
I have levied upon and shall ofer at
public sale at the door ofthe Court House In
the city OF Warren, Ohio, on
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-06-26

AAS N0h AOEA EOSts WHICH - cdOn6
ant-administrAtion, gives this estimate
Of Greeley: should Horace Greeley
Y g Be the President OF the United
States we firmly believe that the corrup-
ton and the crime of an administration
with man at its head 90 Weakin prinS:s
pie - he 90 in6rn OF purpose a. he, so
imbecile Of character as he, sosurround-
ed by such 3 crowd Of adventurers and
cormorznts snd knaves As would sur.
round hin-thst the corruption and
crime OF such an administration would
reach proportions that would put their
perpetrators beyond the cognizsnce Of
ordinary courts o. law, and that would
call for and compel other correction
than ordinary p~enitsntisries can afford"
The New York herald., 1872-10-24
THE TURF.

Ill THURSDAY OCTOBER 2i-Purse $500 for 2:s2 class
A. Thomas enters 6. m. Lady BrisIuen.
A. Miller enters Spotted Colt.
John Murphy enters &: g. Victor.
w. Thomas enters blk. m Eveline.
H. Phillips russE fnssI: ssoFar .ass 91sPeT s Class
ii. Fisher enters g Z. Sorrel Boy.
+ Nance enters br s. Anciher Nh One.
w. Thomas enters b. 6. Dan
J.n. Phillips enters IN u; TI;herman's Daughter
j. H. Phillips names br. s. Eastern Boy
l. .ah sammis names names b. M asnnpp Chip Girl
W. II. Harrison enters $. m Susie.
=. Nance enters x. g. Mercer.
J. l. poty enters b. 6 Sensation
E. H. Hubbard enters $ M. Nonesuch.
Dan rhier PURSE PHEsfE SIS nss'fgy fei aas class
Samuel snifn enters g IN. Lady Brown.
James Campbell enters 4. g. Thomas jefferson.
TE Smith ann as, enters br & n gTGSSslyn SaiGp Boy
A. Thomas enters b. e. Boston Boy
J. Pawiins enters blk. s. Winfield Anderson.
" " FSSTPsSn sn:rsf sntsrs m y ysS vasas EsS
j. Denton enters b. g. Bdshaw.
Wright enters rJs n village pSrI. Maid; .aoo o,
Barney stanford enters ch. g. George.
II. Casey enters blk. IN: Lady Byron
+ Nance enters br. $: Apother S,: One:
II. Gilbert enters g. 6. No Name.
L. 8. sammis enters b. IN. Chip Girl
g. Wright enters b. g. jim Brown.
j. III. Phillips enters b. III. Fslcrmans Daughter.
J. W. Briggs enters g. 8. Marshall.
under tho National Rules, sood day and track Admis
Take Coney Island cars from Fulton ferry via Jay and
Smith streets, Brooklyn direct TO the track
The New York herald., 1872-10-24
THE TURF.


E'LEETwoOD PARK FRIDAY. OCTOBER %. AT 2
price gate opened at p NJ Performance TO commence
at o'clock The great sensation, the Mexican vaquero
Troupe consisting Caraueiro Leon. Morosco, Emanuel
and aopez PRINCIPAL herdsmen q General Jnarezs Mea
tangs, in their astonishing and wonderful perform.
ance Of Lassoing Larang and Capturing wid Ua'e 2l
daring and unrivalicd feats of horscmanship.
Among many wonderful and extraordinary ieats ac
complshsd by this troupe are the following :1LassoiMns M
the Wild Te Steer while in full hght lassoing Wild
Steers by Horns and Legs difficult feat Lsr
asing and Riding an Enragcd Steer without Saddle or
Birdie; Throwing the Flectcst Steer Somerset, with
out the and Iasso; Lassong and Riding the Fighting
Steer; Showing the made of the Lariat III warfare
Stopping Line while in Full Gallop, most dihcat
and dangerous feat, which only be accom-
from the Ground while in Fun Gallop; Lariat
the Pony Race ior the odd steer. peculiar
the praires during the branding season
The dayTrotting at Fleetwood Park Friday octo
Der 2o at O'clock +. NJ. "A match for $500; mile heats
Patterson; william E. Weeks names br; g. coolo The
same dayA sweepstakes for $750 mile heats best three
in fvs; in harness;-P. Herring q g. Pascuck b. Cole
WM ii. VAN COLT. Superinte ndcnt
The New York herald., 1872-10-24
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.
AT wALDRON 4 COOKIES
IN Down Town Horse Mart
corner Cedar, New Church and Liberty streets,

AT wALDRON & COOKIES
IN Down Town Horse Mart,
corner Cedar, New Church and Liberty streets,
AT AUCTION,
HORSES CARRIAGES HARNESS.
One gray Horse l6 hands; years; q superior hnc
large drangh horse: kind and gentle in all harness;
ira fine worker and puller; sound.
One bay Hamble letonian Horse, 16 hands, 6years; an
elegant roadster safe and leasant gaitcd vices
warranted sound and kind.
One Top Buggy, in good order.
One very fine set Hand Harness
One brown Mare, Is hands, years old good worker
puller and driver good in any business wagon; fine
traveller; sound and true.
One RockAway, III good order.
One pair brown Horses, used during In ice
wagon; good, strong workers; kind and gentle.
Une sorrcl Horse, l5l6 hands, years; good worker
and puller; sound and kind.
Also
by order of Mrs Mary Dorrs execurix OF the estate OF
Charles J. Dorriss, deceased,
the entire stock Horses used in the Michigan Lumber
Yard comprising six head OF good strong tried workers
used 10 work In all harness; will be sold without
Also,
10 sets Of Single and Double Harness. sold for
Of whom II may concern.
Also Whips, Blankets, Robes, &C.
Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

L mile heats best three In FIVE, TO harness, good day
and track under the rules of the National Association
THE PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND AsSoCIA.
and $50 @ third fer horses that have never beaten
oicc OF the Association Fulton street. corner Boerum
brooklyn, Thursday, October a. At 9 o'clock p. y.
Conditions same advertised for Fall Meeting.
MARTIN KALBPLElSCB, President
GEORGE w. OAKLyY. Superintendent
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

%10 REwARD-Losr, ON WEDNESDAY MoRNING
viii be pad for his return 3S6 Sixth
Twenty second street, and no questions asked.
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

400 WILL BE PAID 4NP mp no n1 ION AsKH e
on Tuesday between Wall and Beekman streets Apply
10 HAYWARD SMITH. 1874 Water street.
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

WsEMENTs-NISrH PASs-Fourth, hfth and sixth
srKoLoGY..Ercurn PAez--Fifh column.
AkbERs raaar second and
oARD AND LoDGINa wANrED-srcosD PAsE-Third
aooKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALB-sEcosD
JsINEss Observation-Disclosures PAGs-Fith col
CARS AND ToBxCco"XIMn fxc.NFsth column
zsS ess&s
oAsTwisE srEAMsHIPs-Fnsr PAcs-Finh and
col
.ySTEY soAEpvsssosp column y .n'nm,
ENTisTRY-E!cnra N Snns % PAcE.Fitth Fiji column column.
FURNisHED-NIsTn PAsx-First and second eOl
uR6PE1N 6SPmns srEAMsH1ps-r,nsr PAor-Pinh column.
xCuRsIONs-FIRsr PAoE--sixth column.
INANCIAL-FIrTn PAGE-Fifth column.
81 RS5ss HD TO
NINTH PAGE-Second column
REscH
f-ELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-First and
ELF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcE-Fourth col
'oRsEs, CARRIAGES, ac.-rnsr PAcs-Third and
-DusEs ROOMS, &C, WANTED-EIGnrH PAGS-6xth
EsTRUCTioN-FIss. pAss-Fourth column,
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoSD PAGE
EcTGRE sExsoN-Nmrn PAcx-rhird column.
EGAL NOTlCES-TwEITrn PAcE-Fourth column.
0sT AND Fo1NDMFlns7 PAcnNFirst sa,s Column.
raGEPsixth S9l9mn rniun
1sD ssoa
,usOELLANEoUs ADvERTIsEMENTs-Trsrn PAGE
F.ssms.sn .s;smn column
iANoFoRTEsMN1sra N PAcE--TSlrd Column.
osT oFFioE NoTIcE%FInsr SE column
R0PosALSIElcS%TM % PAcErsxth N g cSlamn.
RoPERTY ouT Of rE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENTSneoTp T1 ana nsn ePiumn nnFh
EAL EsTArE wANTED-sEcosp PAcE-Finh column.
EWARDs-FIRsr PAGE-second column.
ALEs AT AUCTION-TwELYrH PAcE-Fifth and sixth
ITUATiONS WANTED-FEMALEs-ELEv PAGE
First second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth columns,
1ruAToNs yNsIrrN w4STEbMxEsfwrLu PAGE
rEcf4L aefsna S0TIUEs-Fsr pAer-second column
lPORTiNG-DOGS BIRDS, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Second
he TRADEs-TwKLrTH PAcE-Fourth column.
LET ans
S1DEs inst w
Wanted TO PURCHAsE-Fissr PAcn~Fonrth column.
coNTY PKoPERTY FOR sGGG o
TO LET.SEconp PAGE-Fourth column
fAcHTs sTEAaBoXTs. Go-FiRsr P1GsMFoarth Iio
column.
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

AOn REWARD, AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED, FOR
YAU the return TO Isl East Forieth street Of small
borhood of Attorney street, Sunday evening" Owners
collar.
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

IMPRESS WAGON FOR SALE-CosT S2s5; DON'T
II sni; business and will be sold for $l65; new never
used I2 West Twenty fifth street, the builders ofiice
L,oR sALE-AN IMPORTED ENGLISH THOROUGH
bred Horse coming years erfect heauty very
bloody In appearances broken fully TO saddle ana mar
price $3.50 Apply at the owners private STABLE io5
East Forty first street.
L,oR SALE-A BAY HORSE, Is HANDS HIGH,
Il years old good pole or coupe horse: neither spot
blensh: sound, kind and true in all har
Call at private stable l42 East Thirty ninth street
LNoR sAIE--A VERY HANDSOME AND STYLISH
II Green Mountain Morgan bright bay coupe Horse 8
years old; good stopper and most powerful animal:
Apply at thc private stable, lls West Twenyeghth st.
LyoR SALE cHEAP-A HAMBLETONIAN MARE, l5ls
hands high; rot In 80 and Is very stylish bay,
long and TAIL Also light ton Wagon, built by Brew
Co., of broome street. only used four months; also
single Harness. Can he seen until sold ut simpsons
stables lis and 100 East Thirty ninth street
HORSE BLANKETS. 81 IS TO $50; SQUARE SWEAT
Blankets $3 80 TO S25; Robes 81 80 10 500; Harness.
- to 900 The largest variety Of horse equip
mens OF amy house in New York; no exception. O. NJ
MDSEMAN x BRO, manufacturers and importers, ware
rooms Ia Chambers street
HORSE BLANKETS, HARNESS, SADDLES AND ALL
kinds OF saddcry goods extensively manufactured
iu line of Blankets Tor street and stable plush and
other Carriage Robes OF every quality.
&. B SMITH 4 CO., 40 Warren street
IJoRSEs BOARDED IN THE COUNTRY.-G0OD
III care guaranteed. Address GEORGE r. TITUS, Old
Westbury, L. L. or CARIE STRONG, l53 Water street,
New York.