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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-05

BESSIE AID I've feel sure that
our readers Will thank us for the poem
in this weeks paper. It is long, but
not too long. And we venture to say
that if any one can read itwithout feel
ing the eyes grow moist and dim with
tears, he or she certainly has no senti-
ment, whatever may be said Of the mu-
sic IN the soul.
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just received at John F. speck's Con-
fectionery and Fruit Store, 400 lbs. French
caadies, Cocoanats, Barauss, Oysters, Sar-
diues, Crackers, &c. &c.
So 4x-l,. r.. J. S. ALEXANDER, AGr.
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MEssgs., JOHN AGSEw & SoN.-0n the
corner Of Main and Assembly Streets is To-
Gated the double store Of the above named
gentlemen. in the FIRST Of which are groceries,
in endless yarie:y-wi,h snug corner re-
served for segars, and tobacco. presided over
by Master Fomny-in the mex, is to be found
every kind OF Hardware, for the mechanic.
the farmer, Or the housrkeeper. These stores
aEc7sracious aud seem capable Of holding all
things necessary for the diversified wants or
,hepnblie ia the Eues specified, yet in the
rear are store rooms below and above stairs,
each and all Of which arc filed with such
goods rs cannot be conveniently displayed in
the front salcs-room. We advise our readers
to visit the Messrs Agnew when 10 the city,
Us they will nor only be proited but pleased.
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TO RENT.

\ desirable STORE ROOM on Main Street
between Ma,shall's s. Phiier's.
TERMS REASONABLE.
Apply at once 10
MRS. D. MOWER.
Sep. IL, 3G-lC
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HARNESS!
HARNESS!
Eight sets of second hand wagon gear. for
sale low, at
a VIM. C.. CHASE & CO.'S.

Mcs>rs. Kingsland & Heath Of Co
]umbia, (under the Columbia Ho
tel,) offer unusual attractions during
Fair week, and visitors to the, city are
invited to visit theizz thzAsrg Alsrge establishment
: and inspect has. D.--Aed and handsome
: tst.a StsSsfiSis. BonnctS '-->-
Sts.so dealer in gencraln,y. Willow and
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IxDux 70 NEW Apyeartss aENrs.

Webb, Jones s. Observation-Disclosures
L.nveIace & Nheeisr-latereSting variety.
L. r. Aary5nli-Imrerfaat
J.JL Amsck-Noticc.
NC. Chase & Co.-Special. -...
All! single or transient business notices in
the local department are Inserted at the rate
Of fifteen cents per ine-libcrai contracts
ru-de for three six or Twelve months. If.
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VISITORS to Columbia during Fan
week, if they need Dry Goods, Cloth
ing, Hats, Boots, and Shoes, Hardware,
Crockery, China, Fancy Articles, Sc
gars, Tobacco, Groceries. Oysters, re-
freshments, or what not, and most as
suredly they will, if they are human,
AMI have eyes for the beautiful, the sub,
stanti;l, the useful, the necessary, OF
anything else, will do well to call on
the following gentlemen named below,
and whose cards appear in this weeks
paper.
Messrs. J. II. kinard & Coin the
Dry Goods and fancy line, are unsur-
passed, and theil stock is unusually
large.
Mr.. G.. F. Jackson-whose establish
ment IS strangely called the little store
is prepared to supply as well as
CRAFTY, in the Dry Goods line.
Messrs. Perry & elawson have the
most extensive assortment Of Cigars,
Tobacco, Pipes, Walking Canes, ETC.,
| ~ DC 1OlillO III lilc CiLN.
Mr.. John Dial in the Hardware line,
has the largest and best arranged stock
ever opened in the city.
Mr.. G. Dierck, in the Grocery line,
with Wines, Liquors, Seg:rs, Lager,
Oysters, &C., presents unusual attrac-
tions.
MI. j.. G. SeegCTS Saloon Is magn1Il-
Gently fitted, and his wholesale stock is
of the best and largest kind.
Messrs. Kingsland & Heath present
unusual attractions for housekeepers-
under the Columbia Hotel.
Messrs. kinarl e. Wyley have su-
perb stock of Gentlcmen's and Youth 5
Clothing, Hats, &c.
Messrs. John Agnew & Son have in
their immense double establishment,
not only Groceries of every kind, but
IN extensive stock Of Hardware and
plantation implements Besides q con-
Spicuous corner is reserved for, and fill.
ed with, choice Segars, Tobacco, &c.
The Messrs. Swatiield's display oi
Clothing is of great variety and excel,
lence Everything is of the best.
AlesSrs. w. D. Love & Co., Of the
Grand Central Dry Goods House, pre-
scnts unusual attractions for Fair week
Their stock is immense.
The Wheeler House, kept by Pollock
can afford the largest satisfaction, the
greatest comfort, and make folks fec
III peace with Ill mankind. Mr.. Robt
Hamilton courtcously attends.
Mr.. +. N. Nathan makes i charming
display Of Crockery, China. Glassware
and fancy goods.
Major John Meiehan shows the larg
est and best variety Of Boots, Shoes
Hats, &C., to be found in Columbia.
Mr.. John Bateman, opposite Law
Range, viii give Justice at small cost
not in law, however, but in something
better, in shape of the finest oysters
His arrangements are such that he Cal
supply the up-counuy.
The ladies will be rejoiced to learl
that Dr. E. E. jackson has in store /
stock Of pcrfumery and toilet articles
not to be excelled for excellence. Pa,
him visit by all means, ladies, an'
gentlemen also.
For stationery of the best and cheap
oct N. = book 10 willie away an hOur
60 to w. J. Duffie, who can supply tn
demand.
z. E. Davies & Co., next to DR.. Jack
son, keep the only and best stock Q
stomach timber in the city-conSistin:
of game, poultry, fish, oysters, fruit, &c
If you esteem private house rathe
than Il hotel, turn into Calcutt's owe
J. H. kinard's store.
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MN CHASE & co..

WH buy and sell anything on Com,uissio
guaranteeing satisfaction both in purchasing
selling and in charges. 4
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"OU YFst OH. YES. Oh. YESr'

-'OH. YES! Oh, YES! OH, YES"
BIG AUCTION NEXT SATURDAY, SrII INST.
IS MAGNIFICENT HORSES,
And large lot of all kinds Of Merchandise 10
be sold IT Auction by
a WM. c.. CHASE & co.
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PloW Iron and PEoW Steel.

A small! supply Of above now in store. AL
so, Refined Tire, Barrel, Hoop, Square and
Round Iron, all sizes, ,atREDUCED PRICES
z -1+sa.saff.1BB s. F. 1BBocpsER c6G
Hardware Store.
Oct. %, 42-3t.-
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Notice Of Final Settle.

( ment.
Dorcas Finley. Harrison Fin-1
lev, Executor Of J. Henry Petition for
and Leouors j. Shaw, vs. : Final
DR.. Nathan Henry. Ex'or Settlement
Mrs. ". E Henry, Exr'z.
Notice is hereby given that Dorcas Fin
lev and others, have applied to his Honor
c. Lark, Judge Of Probate, for Laurens
County, tor final Settlement of the Estate
of Or. Juo. Il. Henry, late Of Larrens Coun-
;tv, deceased, October 22d, 1878.
;: MCGOWAN & BALL,
PITTS Att'ys,
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Also, q SPECIAL Agc rIoS every Salc-day, {
WIN. c. CHASE & co.'s 4
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TWQAUCr.ONS

Every Saturday, from A. a. TO II NJ, ant
ID
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| IN PROBATE COURT,
LIEsExs COUNTY.
| On bearing the petition in the above case,
Ii. IS ordered that the Goth day of December
next be fixed for hearing Petition and spa,
Settlement of said Estate. Parties and
1 Creditors interested will file their claims in
/ this Court on that day.
c. LARK, J.p.L.c.
! Pro6atc's Office, Oct. 22d, ls7s-4S-s..
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TIE CHURcII-CuAEITl.-Theu union
meetings, commenced last week, have
proved deeply interesting. Services
were held on Friday night in the Pres
bvterian Church, and conducted by the
Rev. J. Stout; on Monday night in the
Methodist Church, by the Rev. II. w.
kullns, and on the coming Friday nj ghr
services will be conducted by the Rev.
Manning Brown, in the Lutheran.
Church.
The Lutheran Parsonage, we are
pleased to notice, is finished, the pastor
having already taken possession. 1t is
L neat, convenient and substantial
b,lilding-the plan being laid BY the
Rev. W. H. Kuhns, and the details car
ried out by that master workman, Mr..
Wallace Cline.
The colored Methodists will soon
have 4 l;trge stove for their church, and
good bell.
Capt. n. B. Mazyck will receive con-
tributions for the Memphis sufferers.
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NEW SroRl

Anct;on and Commission Hoa'c,
s@5-55- VIZ. C. CHASE & Co..
{At old store of Z. Moolmau s CO.. Al
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WHY IS IT THCs2-Business men
send to the North to have their printing
done because they can save few cents
on q dollar-in plain words, because
the work we charge ten dollars for can
be done there for nine. They forget that
they have to pay expressage back,
sometimes amounting to more than the
difference. and besides, have to write
one OF two letters, and then watt
They forget, too, that goods arc bought
cheaper in New York than they are
sold here, and if buyers should 60 on
the same principle, the storekeepcrs a!
home woult: suffer. We don't offer to
compete with large printing houses
North, but do offer to work ut y reason
BE price. Live and let live. We are
aware that this is I free coGntry-but
we beg pardon for asking the question
why is this thus?
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a EONARD. J. B. & CO.-Wholesale and Re-
Il, tail Dealers in Tobacco, Segar pipes:
&C. Wines ana Liquors Of pEre qualities: IS
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Public Hall.

3 AXE, r. N. & &LAsSALLE,J B.-Manufac.
d tu-crs and Ecpaircrs OF BugSies and
Wagons. Whcclwriyht work OF all kinds
promptly executed. 43
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NOTICE.

Oct. %, 42-3t.-
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SaSEDB, J. J.. & Co.-Wholesalc and Retail
" Dealers in Groceries, Plantation Goods,
Guau0s, &c. -
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Commission Merchants.
Cotton Buyers--Grocars.

HNASE, WM. G.. & CC.-Grcccry and Pr
% vision Merchants, Nollohon Row.
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APECk, JOHN F.-Deaier III fine Watches
= Clocks. Jcwclry, Silrcrand Plated Ware
Spcctaclcs, Eye Glasses, Fancy Goods, &c. 1;
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Wines, Liquors, segars, &c.

tt1HITE. Il. L.-Repaircr and Maker o
w Guns, Pistols, Locks, sc. Shelf Gooas
nd Groceries. i
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AEWDORP CLUB GROUNDS. s. I.-PURSE $l5O-FOR
IN Saturday, October IL. 1873; 500 to frst $50 to
second $50 third horse for horses that have
threequarer track heats best three in Ave,
in harness five to enter and three TO start entrance TO
be made to proprietor in writing, with 10 cent,
before Wednesday, October 6 at nine o'clock p. NJ.
Horses to start at O'Clock. D. X RYERS Proprietor.
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JOHN D. HAMLIN. AUCr1oNEER.

A JOHN D. HAMLIN, AuCTloNEaR sE.,,
Peremptory sale, by public auction. at No. 26 East
oa n aGs sYSsn s a SnSn
comprising hno and iast Horses as any eonnoisseur
for the past year or more; are hardy rugged well
climacd; accustomed to cars and pavements; conse-
subject to disease. Also Brewster wagons. Dunscomb
Consisting of team blood pay Geldings quarters
thoroughbred, raised in Kentucky the stock farm Of
s GS hsn i ~
ton dam the Wise mare o. virginia have pure blooded
bone and muscle; drive ike one horse have trotted at
Long Branch many times the past summer, with
s5 or no sale, and viii be warranted sound and kind
also Brewster OF Broome street Top Wagon, used only
sersey s Blankets Whip, sheet &c '''''' pA'i
BY dam
has reegrd % En- o Young senator @ was raised in
year ago ii 50; he has fine style when moving,
rangey and iree requiring no booting is NOT afraid Of
and is warranted sound and x nd in every particular
Edward Everett dam last mare. raised BY General
s rioters fcSa herself no Of TS s
ing was also raised BY John EIdridge Of vermont and
limbs, and Very handsome n iorm; moves with grace and
beauty kiad ana amiabe n dsposiipion without fault
% top WAGON In 24s without urging or training and is
The two above horses purchased in Vermont one
year ago by MI , or owner
daughters. Will be sold separate il desired
ter toro ashsred dark bay Gedns nsh n'ss years
M ea cd * 5s & q sa% q
county and purchased by present owner two years
affords; is perfect family pet and ine gen eman
road horse; iro in is sure afraid nothing and
ter seat Brewster road Wagon, Dunscomb Harness Ban-
kes, Robes &C. all first class and in fne order.
well known family who sal for Nassau on saturday
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.
MAJOR CHAs. W. BARKER, AUCTIoNEER
IA. FIFTH GREAT SALE
OF MONROE COUNTY
TROTrERS AND ROAUSIERS

A MAJOR cHAs w. BARKER, AuoTIoNEER
rRoTrERs sIsr.s AND !. RnApsFERs cA sF,s
ooFsrS T ogS5gk
ELEGANT AN" "s CLOSELY MATCH SAfcHED PAIR Of brown
ana S od .aS sa%y
three minutes single or double, and warranted sound
PAIR OF, CLOSELY MATCHED BAY Celdings, half
old extra stylish drivers; warranted e tsot In 30
q Mare.
sy mo- a G s
ranteS to trot in 70 wagon be at speed
y % sired BY
Iantsd to tTot in minutes and warranted sound and
HiGHBRED BAY HAMBLEToNIAN Mare sired by
ohn Srs s%s9 & mi high sd f
~ isSne as R
old Very stylish driver can show 2o and warranted
~sPEEDy. BROWN GELDINe. SIRED. by Rip Van
1snea 10 % o Eh "a o and
DESIRABLE BROWN GELDINa, sired by Johnson's
trot in.s and warranted sound and kind This horse
Bay sn&sp by Harry clay
e ii sa
HANDSOME BLACK GELDING, Black Hawk and Mes
nger stock, 15s high, years old very stvsh driver;
&
years old free and pleasant driver rot better than
ko@ Sp
high years old fine, driver warranted TO ro in
BAY sired BY John
Crittenden l5k high years old very stylish driver
warranted to in minutes and warranted sound and
kind.
SPEEDY soRREL GELDING, sired by Champion,
154 high years old extra stylish and handy driver
warranted to in minutes and warranted sound and
kind.
FINE BAY FAMILY MARE, l5k high, Z years old |;
fine driver tro in 3 and warranted sound and
kind.
THE ABOVE Is GIVEN AS correct description Of
the TO be sold. Horses whose speed is warranted
have in all shown the time mentioned on the track
before shipment TO New York The speed the balance
has been Judged by driving on the road
ABOVE HORSES ARE ALL GREEN and are capable
by proper handling OF great speed
STOCK NOW on exhibition.
NO POSTPoNEMENT ON ACCOUNT Of weather.
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
DIRECTORY FCR ADVERTISERS.

Recommendations PAGE-Thir0, fourth. nfth and
AsrRoLosSAHis ito SSTH rAcr-Fourth column.
soAkbs ana third
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-sEcosD PAox-Third
sRooRISS SS' REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-E,cHrH PAGE
BUSINESS sss '0"@ oPfoRrusIrrEs-snoosD PAsr-si1th
BUSINESS aorIcEs-srvrsru P4cE-sixth column.
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-EicarH PAcE-First
CLERKS AND sALKsxEN-TwrLrH PAor-finh col
5oTaSsTs.eose Pssssiztn eSamn; re,
aS
COUNTRY BoARpnN.srl BOARD MN PAcnIFourth column.
DENTlsTRY-N,Srn PAcE-Frst column
HOUSES ~ I SSm AND us
RLEcrION NoTICE-sEcosD PAsE~First and Second
EuR0PEAN srEAMsHIPs-NwrH PAcE-Finh and
'EyR6FENFissT iSisI PAcr-second column.
EMASCiALs,pIn Elm pAGE-Fiith and sixth columns
70 LET
FRENCH sauP col
HELP P"N "WNANrED-FEMALEs-rw PAGr-rnird
dIth and sixth columns -. ''''''
a9TsEs RooM ad @SsHEEonru
ssEsE SiT7 T5H5fES aGBsos orv AND
BERGEN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-EIGHrH
LOAN oFFlCEs-FiRsr PAcE-second column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsT PAGE-Frst column.
sEE
HND p4crs.n
xEscELLANEoUs ADvERTIsEMENTs-rrsrH PAGE
cfHIANEous-Nrsr iSiSTT pAer-sixth column
GUSICAL-EIGnTH PAcE-rhird column
PERSONAL-FIRsT PAGE-First column.
eIANoFORTES, ORGANS, &C.-EIGHTH PAGE-Third
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
TWELFTH PAGE-Third column
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
I Tn PAcE1Frs and second columns
REAL C0iS%a ESTATE wANTED-ErcurH PAcr-secona col
Neutrality-suspicious. PAGE-Second column.
BALLS AT AUCTIoN-sEcoSD PAGE-Fourth, fifth and
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-ELEv PAGE
First, second third, fourth fifth and sixth columns
and TWELFTH PAGE-Flrst second and third col
BITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs-TwEIYru PAGE
Fourth and fifth columns
SfosifSd~DoGs. BiRDs ac.@ftasr '1'a P4an-rhird
sroRAGEMsrcosp PAer-Third column
TIE TRADES-NINrH PAGE-First column.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPosEs-sEcosD PAGE
rRAvELLsRS GUiDE-N1Sru PAcE-sixth column
UNPURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SkcoNo PAGE-Ihrd column
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-EIGHrH PAcE-Second col
wArSSHiEss, yEwELRY, 4c-SlsrH PAon.rirst column
RAChTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C-FIRsT PAGE-Second col
umn
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A FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
"A Birds, &c; Medicines for all diseases; Prepared
Food for king birds; at b. G. DoyEY's, No. Green
street. near Canal
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MR.. TAYLoR's THIRD ANNUAL SALE.

AT THE STOCK FARM OF 4: H. TAYLOR. Esq,
TURNER'S STATION ORANGE COUNTY, NEW
YORK, FRIDAY. OCTOBER II, At O'CLOCK.
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At AUCTION THIS DAY, BY
"A WILLIAM VAN TASSELL AUCTIONEER
SUCCESSOR 10 JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELI0
HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART
liz and ia EAST THIRTEENTH ST., NEAR 4TH Av

liz and il EAST SIT rHRThESTH AsT,'S ST. SEAk srH Av
Hsbs4 2E D9FsEs H ANn aA CARRIAGES
Twentyour to hours given to purchasers to
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS TuEsDAYS SALE
ELEGANT PRIvATE sTAsLIshMENr TEAM BAY
IN T @ hands h y ae ~ .s sna
very stylish; fear nothing; in every respect first
FINE poGsIE HARNESS, NEARLY NEW. MADE
ELEGAST BkouGHAM, IN PERFECT ORDER,
op by EreTs1e ss Fsf Co. q az brpOpe res iau
old Kind and true in all harness free from vice
ras o or nne neasy team or very superior
EIEdANr tRa .rfrSeq PERPhor ORDER
0ps SS 'Gea Is HANDS HIGH AND
good aveers Very Stylish and excellent family ssr
IN GOOD
0rSsT su, Y MnsF HoFsEs steven ,s HIGH
old Kind and in al harness free from vice;
gooc al day ravelers very stylish safe and reliable
FopssEAF faRR = PaHETos HEsss al II GOOD ORDER,
TEAM DARK BAY HORSES, lsal HANDS HIGH
years old Rna and true in all harness free from vice
Ffss pgRs team rMaErGN ina Ms5anfs SESEy NEW BUILT
s9kKaL HORSE, dss. HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
three minutes minutes and extra nne road horse
Tof @aSoS Sa fRsrkGT donDEa BUILT BY
RsD Fl By sEcovp
raised IN ~ Orange coIpy Is 10 han high years od
fault; trots close to minutes; nothing war.
ranted sound.
FgLL SEAT ROAD WAGON. BUILT BY BREWSTER
A Co, OF Broomc street
CHESTNUT MARE, i5& HANDS HIGH. YEARS
old: kind and true in all harness; splendid under sad
ole ree from vice, fast traveller and free and pleas
TOP WAGON. IN GOOD ORDER; BUILT BY BREws.
BAY HORSE, 1874 HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
Kind ana true in all harness and under saddle from
vice troS close to three minutes; Is stylish and
nrst class morse Tor gentemens road also Hsr
TOP WAGON. IN GOOD ORDER BUILT BY BREW.
stcr 4 Co, of Broome street,
BLACK STALLION, Isl HANDS HIGH. YEARS
old Kind and true In all harness. tree good
traveller very stylish splendid road horse has been
driven ny isdes and is as quiet and docile geding
Also set Harness, city made, and
Tor WAGON, NEARLY NEW, BUILT BY MINER 4
BAY HORSE SIRED BY LEGAL TENDER HALF
brother to The trotting horse Henry Is 49, hands high
years old Kind and true in all harness from vice;
to close 10 three minutes stylish and warranted
ROAD WAGON, BUILT BY sTIvERs
THE CELEBRATED RUNNING MARE BETSY
Hicks ~ aa sired BY imported Harlequin full pedigree
teed She Is lo,s hands high years old broke to al
CHESTNUT NAME, GOLD DUST STOCK, l5,z HANDS
hgb years old kind and in all harness tree from
BROWN MARE. i5A HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kna fnd true in ali harness free from vice or trick a
fast traveller, tree and stylish driver and warranted
TOP WAGON, BUILT BY STIvERS
CHESTNUT HORSE SORREL JOCK f5k HANDS
high years; Kind in all harness; free from vice has
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES, pEscKIprroNs DIX TIME
OF sale; gents Saddles nearly new. / lady's Saddle
nearly new; Rockaways, Phaetons ton and no Ton
Msgons 2secCnd hand pony fhaetons double and single
The New York herald., 1873-10-07

ONLY $50 FOR NICE FAMILY OR BUSINESS
" chunky brown Mare weight about 900 pounds:
sold only for use also Carpenters Wagon and
Harness. 3Oi West ThiFty-nin,h street.
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
HOR sEs. CARRIAGES. &C.

A RCH JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER
once and Salesroom 81 Nassau street. opposite the
Post Office
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EUROPE.
TO LITUoGRAPHERS
IL The undersigned. man,

rTvO LITHOGRAPHERS
i The undersigned. manufacturers OF
LfTHOGRAPHIC FAST PRINTING PRESSES
ofer to thographets their improved Presses Of the
newest construction black and coored printing We
have made the construction Of thogra aphic presses
speciaty, and have In the last few years directed
whole energies towards perfecting and rcmodelng
these machines and they uow enjoy on account Of their
solid consructon and easy management general popu-
arity Their abilty 10 perfectly print the finest work
N us most minute details makes them OF the utmost value
Tor nne black and coored printing.
.,, vruers and inquiries by mall viii receive prompt
TIE LEIPZIG PRESS MANurACToRY
Won sCHMIERS, WERNER A STEIN,
LsipIg, Germany, Windnuehlenthor. No 9,
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
spoRTING-DoGs. Birds, &C.


A FOR SALE ALL KINDS S or .. FANCY . DOGS
Food srd ar xxi % y No. pssse
street. near Canal
GENTLEMAN WISHES TO HIRE OR WOULD
box aSssass os Game Dog
sslsSrasd strong eios .hSoting eae guns ofJ & Nv
on, a. 5s s%r d win Th
Nassau street door from Beekman street New York.
ERANcIs BUTLER, NO PECK SLIP, HAS ALL THE
choice breeds OF Dogs imported rafting ana rabbit
tsrminator. 7ss Batiers new work ss dogs boarded
trained, &c. Medicines for all diseases
WANTED--AS EXTRA LARGE NEwFoUNDLAND
5ay 2s MEhks
box az Herald az ofice, stating S ali particulars
&3 For THE WINNER OF THE JEROME PARK
S vs a oS n h
Winners met sondition. t. the day before siarIins
aSs betting snowinsiy. on hs Working q the
we M send rs IN e o IL coming
races, races address 4. SoEDoS Co.. lsS Bowsrs.
THE TURF.
A MERIoAN JOCKEY CLUB,
FALL MEETING, fs73
70 be held on SATURDAY, October! wedussday October
First race each day promptly At shisSA 9sSss President
c. wHEATLY, Secretary.
A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB RAoEs.-AUCTIoN AND
Paris Mutual Pools sold ola this evening at CHAMBER
nEBRFooT pARK.-TRoTrING TUESDAY, OCT. 7,
- 1873 at2'aP Match for 500; best three in II rye,
lett Nee' WI tGsS SsHAHSE
DEERFooT PARK--TRoTTING, FRIDAY, OCTOBER
- 10, at "a r. NJ Purse OF $50 for Williamsburg road
horses that beat three minutes to harness. 10 close
aoa RssIf'0' Park eSfHnY SeSSfs
DEERFooT PARK, OCTOBER T. Is7a-MATCH $500;
- best three In Ave- in harness j. H. Phillips names
JEROME PARK RAcEs-oCToBER T. s. IL, Is AND
Grand Central depo. on Taee days at and
returning after the races excursion tickets, ~ cents
cars run asff sssE iaI aesSs sSSsenndn
NEwDoRP CLUB GROUNDS. s. L-PURsE sl5o-FoR
IN Saturday, October IL. 1878; 500 to frst $50 to
l Se aas oes in
in harness five to enter and three TO start entrance TO
osiSeef Rn
Second FAN Meeting. isls-Flrst day. tuesday,
$500 to ssesnd hAs s to
a 1S sSe e No. @ for @ sesUn
1 rd fnd s S ysos
TO- n0ssss sai 1a"
Purse Pun No $500 or horses that have % never beaten
sna Tfs So a au to falss s ss to sI EG
$1,000 first $1,000 to second, sS, Q third and $3.50
!: ss Sss
OAKLEY, superintendent iss Montague street Brook.
iyn or tchanSerians 4e fr0adWay Sey YsTs
GEORGE W. OAKLEY, Superintendent
The New York herald., 1873-10-07

A READ WHAT THE SPIRIT OF THE TINES
n says, In the issue OF October e.
uhhAt -, SALE ~ IROTTERS-There will be a great
SAFE OF hgnnred irotters and roadsers on Wednesday
neA, az iattersalls, corner Broadway and Thirty.
ninth street Among the lot is brown mare BY Hambie-
tolan lnnt VIII pc warranted in 40 and all
Others guaranteed 10 show from 2.45 TO minutes Here
y 2 cnsnce tor gentlemen In want of good roadsters
Major Barker will be the auctioneer