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III ACr to chance the County Lac between

A N ACT to change the County Line between
the Counties Of Grundy and Coffee.
Section BE Il enacted by the General Is
selnblV Of the State Of Tennessee, That the
boundary line between the counties of Grundy
and Coffee be so changed as to run as follows;
Commencing at the northwest corner OF
from McMinnville to HiIlSbOrO, near Michael
Hoover's house, running eastwardly with the
Warren county line 50 as to take in NJ. Hoo
yer's Martin tract OF land, anC the lands upon
which Henry Meadows, ]. G. Garrison, I. ].
and William Garrison, James Parks, f,
RfveS, Z. Z. Rives, I. f. Mabery, G. BraWley,
II. q. England, James Rhea, John Rhea, Jas.
Hoover, Andrew stalls, A. Anthony, VIM. II.
Garrison, W. H. H. Meadows, E. II. Rives,
James Parks, j. W. Walker, j. Is. ThaxtOn and
Jos. Brawley, and that all of said persons and
lands are hereby detached from the county Of
Grundy and attached to the county OF Corfee;
Provided, however, That this Act is subject 10
a vote of the qualified voters OF said portion
of said Grundy county which this Act seeks
to attach to the county of Conee; and 10 shall
be the duty of the County Court of Grundy
county to order an election to be holden in
said portion of Grundy county: said election
to be held and governed according to law, as
other elections are held; but it snail require a
tWo-thirds vote OF said qua ired voters before
this Act shall take effect; Provided, further
That nothing in this Act shall lie so construed
as to reduce Grundy county below its cOnsti-
tutional limits, nor bring the line thus desig-
mated nearer the courthouse OF Grundy coun-
ty than eleven miles.
Passed March q, lS7S. -
Speaker House of Representatives.
a. I. LACEY,
Approved March "a, lisa.
JOHN g. BROWN, Governor.
certify that the foregoing is a true copy OF
an act OF the General Assembly, the original
of which is now on file IN my office.
CHARLES n. GIBBS,
Secretary of State.
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The "IrreguIarity" Fiend.

BOSTON, May 14.-James A. Coe,
charged with Irregularities in State
street, was.arrested at his residence this
afternoon. Among his alleged opera
tiOns are raising certificates of three
shares of Michigan Central railroad to
three hundred shares; two of Boston
and Albany railroad to two hundred
shares; one of Eastern railroad to one
hundred shares; two certificates of Old
Colony railroad from two TO two hun
dred, and three certificates Of one
share to one hundred each. The BOs-
ton Water Power cOmpany's stock
is also said to have been operated
on in a similar manner. The al
tered certificates had been used
as collaterals, and it is supposed that
about two hundred thousand dollars
have been fraudently obtained. The
firm already heard from have suffered
to the extent of one hundred thousand
dollars. The third national bank in
January last loaned Coe two hundred
thousand dollars, taking as collateral a
certificate for two hundred shares in the
Old Colony railroad stock, which now
proves to have been raised from gen.
uine certificate for two shares. Coe, who
was formerly connected with the house
of j. n. Fisk, is about thirty-five years
old, and has heretofore sustained an en-
viable reputation. He is one of the best
known men on our streets, and is q
member Of the brokers' board.
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CARD.

ss- The undersigned have been authorized
by Eastern Capitalists to propose to the people
of Memphis and vivinity the establish
ment Of a
NEW N4TIOH.AL B.41K'
with a capital Of 100000 or s5OO.OOO, con-
ditioned that they (the people of Memphis)
subscribe for one-third only Of the capital
stock.
We deem it unnecessary to call the attention
of our business community to the great ad-
vantages to result from this liberal PROPOSE.
tion to bring capital to our city, and hope it
will meet their prompt response.
Citizens and others will be called upon for
subscriptions of stock, that the organization
may be completed without delay, as our
friends are now ready to furnish their share
Of the capital.
Subscriptions may also be made with either
Of the undersigned. AMOS WOODRUFF.
J. j. BUSBY.
7. A. NELSON.
NTar,V,I,fe NTos-rf 1917
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CHEEK LINE.

MEMPHIS AND VICKSBURG PK'T co.
For Helena, FFfaIs Point, Napoleon,
and the Bends.
UNITED STATES MAIL TO NAPOLEON.
Str. 4. j. White,
=ss.ssS=- Mark P. Cheek-...-...-master.
Leaves TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS at pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
GEO. W. CHEEK, Supt,
fel6 No. 26S Front street
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

CHARLESTON, May 14.-Cotton
quiet and steady; middling, 1Sc; good
ordinary, 16}c; net receipts, 625 bales;
sales, 200 bales; stock, 25,Sl2 bales.
MOBILE, May 14.-Cotton is quiet
and steady; middling, 17@@173c; net
receipts, 575 bales; exports coastwise,
4S3 bales; sales, 500 bales; stock, 30,S01
bales.
SAVANNAH, May 14.-Cotton is
steady; middlings, 16c; net receipts, 410
bales; exports ceastwise, $50 bales /;
sales, 1892 bales; stock, 81, ,95l bales.
GALVESTON, May 14.-Cotton flat
and nominal; good oSiinary, 14c; net re-
ceipts, 30S bales; exports, Great Brit
ain, 1871 bales; sales, 500 bales; stock,
80, AS bales.
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FOR Arkansas RIVER.

remsElfs and Arkansas River Packet
Company =. =. Nail Line.
FETHE ELEGANT PASSENGER BOATS OF
1 this line leave Memphis for al points on
Arkansas river TUESDAYS and SATUR-
DAYS at pm.
JOHN y. HARDIN, Agent,
a23 once on WhsrfbOat, foot Court st.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL communication Of South Q
n Memphis Lodge, No. lis, viii beKH
held this (THURSDAY) evening, May/V\
18th, at O'Clock, for work in the +. a. degree.
All f AS are fraternally invited.
By order BEN. X. PULLEN, W. N.
A. J. WHEELER, Secretary. myl5
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LATEST,

HALIFAX, May 1.-THE fire at Drum
mond colliery continues, but it is slowly
abating, all of the openings having been
filled up and a stream of water turned
into an air-shaft lately worked. The
list of killed, as far as known, compriss .
twenty-siX men who leave families, and
twenty two single men. The total
number killed will probably reach
seYenty-fve. The wounded number
six, of whom two are fatally injured
The men who have escaped with great
difficulty from the slope report that on
their way up they passed the bodies of
their comrades who had probably become
stupefied by smoke since the explosion.
-Four men who volunteered to go down
the shaft shortly before the second ex-
plosion were killed. Several violent
explosions took place last night, one of
which was perceptibly felt at a distance
of four miles. An inquest commenced
yesterday, and adjourned until this
morning.
WEsTvILLE, May IA. - From ten
O'Clock last night until daylight this
morning the fire at the Drummond
colliery ragged with great fierceness,
gathering volume and violence each
moment. The sky in the vicinity of
the cOlliery was Illuminated with the
flames issuing from the air-shaft to the
hight of nearly one hundred feet. All
through the night there were explosions
at intervals. These were preceded
by rumbling noise resembling
thunder. The weary watchers who
remained around the mouth of the pit
and the air-shaft and labored to subdue
the flames, were obliged to seek shelter
in the adjoining woods, as the stones,
debris, etc., which were thrown from
the pit at each explosion were being
scattered in all directions, threatening
destruction and injury to every one
within reach. About two o'clock this
forenoon, these explosions were followed
by one which for terrific violence
and destructive force dwarfed all
the rest. All the wooden works
on and about the main slope were in
stantly destroyed. Stones, wood and
burning timbers were driven high into
the air. Smoke, flames and horrible
noises were accompanying the explO-
sion, giving the beholder a Wv
id idea of volcanic eruption.
The earth for miles around was shaken
with the violence of the explosion.
Laborers are now at work filling up the
shaft with clay.
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SECOND
Annual PiC-NiC
MEMPHIS
TYPOGRAPHICAL
UNION,
AT JAMES PARK
TUESDAY, MAY 20
Grand Type-setting and Dis
tPibuting Match for hand
some premium.
ADMISSION, FIFTY CENTS
LADIES.......FREE.
SEALED BIDS FOR PRIVILEGES, consisting Of
Bar, Restaurant, Confectionery and Shooting
Gallery, will be received until Friday, May
10th, pm. FRANK HALL,
Chairman Priv. Com, Appeal office.
FIFTY CENTS
LADIES......-.FREE.

SEALED BIDS FOR PRIVILEGES, consisting Of
Bar, Restaurant, Confectionery and Shooting
Gallery, will be received until Friday, May
10th, pm. FRANK HALL,
Chairman Priv. Com, Appeal office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

A GREAT. IMPORTANT, POSITIVE AND ABSOLUTE
wapNEsbAYs @ sg JUNE rsaliS g. ar os ooEooK Fhoaf
ATprI AT The srAsi.s NO; sNEILs6N PLACE MERGEEEE EE
EE4YhS EE$S$ 5H$kSs SSfF 35STiSSESNks1
fapATE RSAa MndsE
aM FoS f9 ESS 3 On aSS8NT OF HIM AND
handsome rich and fast team OF Black dedings laa
IN a sna S @ sy
Black Hawk mare they are finely bred with great style
and acting for road use to
and with thor extra nne disposition mako them second
to rSe can trot better than single or double they
and yl, act ana drive alike; they are warranted sound
ss sss sys;s q
ss an sn dss
or tctnng; need neither checks have neither
%s an & d an
NO raad team or an elegant family toam they are
say bay sya roans saa Scdns
he the hcst and best gifted troiiers st goes
me ne has ne aSon & sSd
and can trot better than b he AFRAID OF nothns
viii stand in street without tying and is warranted
says Shs. All haSs
whl,s & hair on him M Swng Maps MAJ ana ,s Ss1a AND
he as saa Ia
Issy s S ss tor chi dren he . perfect picture and
GS%pes S Of
eene and is,ic in harness can trot very last
ranted sound and kind Also rumble seat basket rhao
whole comprising fnc n turnout a. can be seen on
park or road and cost lew weeks ago sl,27S for the
patent srsrsr front hanaaus
ps Ton Ss ons e Se r Top
Top Pony sn ppss and
sweat Hiankos hobes Whips, &s ,,,o.or. ;,
horses for trisi and examination and II not uy rep
resented money refunded and sales annniisd, SAFE
reservation kvery article win be sold 70 highest bidder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25
A T BARKER L CHASE'5
"A CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TATTER


MGJSR na SHky ksry
RfaqAE EyHk4 WEbEssp SAEs 2r osss SS earrng
AT II O'CLOCK.
TwENTY,Fouk HOURS allowed for trial
THIS is TnE ONLY Auction Mart i in the Safe having
the proper facilities for showing horses on sac-vis d
large Drs tHraHSSaH pS shts 81 s gpafr fSs DAY.
At !! O'CLOCK,
yfhs srES1x :ses
old aine stylish and extra handy driver has rofed
ar OFF nSns PERFECTLY sen y las1 to "
at speed, and warranted sound Kind sold by order
Of 9Ss sssn g!sa + Raf!st " NfSSTys5f FSAy 5fnae.en
oSE oSEE M SPrs o No c'aS9 Tr E1pesss
GENTLEMAN'S ROAD Turnout, comprising hand
o an Msr a ss Fn A ss
treted in 2:52 fine saddle gentle Tor lady TO
Road Wagon Harness &C. sold to close an estate -
pXE pXER JESY SiN sP ZEE WaS0n dSs nrn
old prompt and gamy driver; extra action and appear
ancc trot in 20 and Is warranted sound and kind
one sGN M lidMr iiHTie DouBiE idfR road fairness.
MEH e KS1wN Ied ~ sURKEh trot,
i3}s high years old; an elegant and very beautiful
driver has shown trial 40 to the pole one the
finest gated in the state, and is warranted sound
BAY aELDINa, SIRED BY ETHAN ALLEN, Isk
can trot in :5O warranted sound and kind sold by
order Of exesnors q the late ThH9d9re sr6er1 M EsG
and road horse afraid Of nothing extra promg easy
sPfs PSE SnTFst SY bATaHr HORSE
hands, years old good free driver great worker and
SIX fia'is5f ToP AND AND NO TOP ROAD WAGONS
sso sE2EhaP o4xR MfSa noasEs "a
FULL DEsCRIPTIoN AT SALE.
SALES NEVER POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF
weather.
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THE TURF.

FLEETWOOD ASSOCIATION
nsr'',2,s ss;Ss SsI!ssstasT as:iss Ssssa',, N.Y.
raTns rpa.s PaiHssStspss "a ssSssI Ak }Sss nss.s.
n s.c csr1ch'ss si e; =: Highland IIss MA S,5;
lSas xasn sSs@gS. sEas%. sr g. NJ ASS.sS SSG.San''
Daniel Pliers br; 4. Barney Kelly.
James Twins blk e. Charles E. Loew formerly Patch.
pcnamin Mace'sb b. m. Clara q.
2 Otis Gaits rl , E. Confidence c,rov prime.
''' ! ss .Ss4 Hss.s.
n:dsod n Rodea's a.s9.gg,! : G. renqSseot (. : SS.
fasrSIIs SE s,y Wn'STSS M;nssIs MIssrreJH
iia%ss iP RssSTssssG ffs msmDeTon sn'as
Bsnsmia s hssfs Sassss : MP M A4shbu,n aish Maid
Assnnsss sT b. kssS nss
OTIS Garrs,a,.g Barts br { Brown Own Prince
banisl %spPasa,s Pi'eqs Sr M Hi9niy1s Iaay f,sr
5oSs Sss sS5s sssy a1,ms.' S'''s'
Alden & eHfs GciSsmlihs II b. M M huntres: Il nhs;
Ss"lei @ ISxssss sace eh @ T. fs1Ee judss Fullerton
tona Assoelaion In case o. pospone%en Of any race
S.y: Any driver stbs,aisd Ior aaSthsr: authorized
Where eight or more horses start in race the distance
x i S BAY TO- Cub
House, endorsed by member, s.
every 10 minutes, direct for the park Trains leave Forty
second street depot at II 40 A. M O'Clock and I'D M.
g. H. VAN NESS President
VIM H. VAN Corr, superintendent
FLEETWOOD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AC-
count OF unfavorabe weather, the advertised
for MONDAY win take pacs to-day The ,G ss ,, and 22l
and W. II. Allen, will DO trotted Thursday. Jane 2d
WM II. VAN COTT Superintendent
DROsPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS ASSOCIATION,
L Wedne sday, juno 2a at o'cock-Good day and
t5asIkI;Maeh & 500 mile heats best in in harness,
g. Baker Boy. came day-Maich. $50 milo heats, best
8 in s. In harness, NJ. Rogers names 4. -; ii. w.
Howe names 5. q. DOxey.
WAyERLsY PARk TRorrING MEETING, JUNE
w Is, 20 and ~ Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
stlr: M.-Frst day-Drying Club Purse, Ave entries;
3u class entres ~ class sevon cntres running.
halt mile three onries Second day-Trotting the
est minutes, eight entries; 20 class eight en,res
1884 class Third day-2:40 class thirteen
entries saddle six entries; pairs Ave entries; Open
All Purse five entries. Admission 30 cent?. Take
Pcnnsyvan road loot Of Cortiandt street. Wayerley,
IL miles. PHlNEAS JONES, President
A. H. PALMER Secretary.
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PROPOSALS.
DOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
IL Ncvx Aa-L nanntx Lima Is 1877

I)OARD OF SUPERVISORS,
ID New YORK county, June l6, 1873.
The Committee uel oi the Board Oi Supc rvsors t
vite proposals furnishing the Courts and offices OF u
conn'y with the following, say !
ly! tons best quality white ash, broken Coal OF 7.
pounds to the ton.
l5 tons quality rarge Coal 22lo hounds TO the tom
40 cords (ot rs cubic fecu OF best quality vi MIA pI
Wood, cut and split Tor
lao cords o 5 cubic ecU OF best quality Virginia pin
Wood, not less than 81 feet In length.
b tons (o 22t0 pounds Camel Coal.
The same 10 be delivered at such times and places
the committee may direct without charge for del ery1
the contract Tor supplying said coal and wood to be bt
ing until the lst day OF juno l57L The committee -
the right to cct or all such proposals Pro
posls will be received AZ the office Of the Clerk Of tef
nocn of the ls day july lS separate proposals wa
be received for the coal aud for the wood.
JosErn 4 MoNHEIMER, comuittss
SAMUEL Il. H. VANCE, ( on FueL
PATRICK LYSAGHr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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indispensable TO- all persons visiting Great Britain ana
the European Continent
Subscriptions and advertisements for the AMERICAN
REGISTER will be received and single copies Of the
paper may be obtained at the ONCE OF the New York
Herald, New York.
-$500,CO0 SOLID CASH WILL BE GIVEN BY LOT
a.. 10 patrons OF the Third Grand Gin Concert in aid Of
Public Library OF Kentucky, at Louisville KY, positively
and unequyccaly on Tuesday July 1913 10000 gifts all
CASH. ranging from $40 to 100000; drawing positive,
withou. delay whatever and gift guaranteed
to be paid in a by Farmers and Droyers Bank Of Louis
neary sold out and those who desire the few remaining
order This Is the only scheme In the world
where the full amount advertised Is guaranteed in re-
spolsble to be paid without discounts what
being deducted Tickets $40; halves 45 quarters
81 81. Order immediately from New York General sup
ply Agency, THos II. HAYS co. coy Broadway: New
York. Tickets also with w. l. DAVIS. S07 Broadway,
|,AUTIoN.-ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE Es-
~ tale OF the late Simon Helneman are hereby eau
toned asanst making any payments except TO the Gaz
Collection Agency and its recognized correspond
ents nasnuch the said estate will have to be settled
through the Bankruptcy Court Tor the Southern district
Of New York and authority has bos given for the set
uement OF the said xrept the above agency
EMIL GREEF, OF Groed a Co;
PH. FERD. KOBBE. of Kobbe Ball;
CLINTON w. BARLOW, with De Grief Co,
Committee OF Creditors.
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PROPOSALS FOR GRANrrE-EAsr RIVER BRIDGE.

PROPOSALS. FOR GRANfTE-EAST RIVER BRIDG&
Sealed proposals will be received until July 10! 1874 81
the delivery OF 7o cubic yard, OF granite face stoae
and dimension backing required during the present yeaf
for the New York tower East River Bridge. Flans A.
specifications be at the Eng neers oficc. 40
dress NEW YORK BRIDGE COMPANY, Brooklyn N. "
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE RECElvED UNIV
~ July 10 for building 10 miles OF new Post AMI Bosr(
Fence New York and Central Railroad. Plans an
specifications can be seen at my office, Fonda
j. L. WARDEI. Agent
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECElyED AT 9
- Division street the Ears board the stcaus
Homdel OH au excursion to West Point on July T.
dos. MAkrIN, ManagcT.
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NHEGARAY INSTITUTE ESTABLISHED IN NEW
York in lsit.English ana French TOR young ladies
Spruce street Philadelphia Pa French is tho Language
OF the family and is constantly spoken In the Institute
Nine. D'HERVTLLY. PRINCIPAL.
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AT THoMPsoNs COLLEGE, % FOURTH AVENUE,
a opposite C9oper Instiltc. bookkeeping. Writing
Arithmetic and Languages Day and evening. Ladies'
department 1eiegraphy taught practically; demand for
operators. No vacation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25

A DvERTIsER WITH BUSINESS CAPACITY ANr
IA moderate capital would invest both in gool paving
established business, equally in pew enterprise pars
culars required to receive notice Address FRANKLIN
Herald Office.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

&7SO-GRAY HORSE, YEARS i54 HANDS:
plcV team large truck Horses, years, 500. bag
Horse years, very Stylish $500 2i6 West Thirty nne
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WANTED TO CHARTER-FRoM Sd TO 18TH JULY,
w inclusive, Sloop Schooner Yacht with full ac.
commo isiion for eight 81 gentlemen; must be well
found in every respt CT would prefer in
mission. Address, giving full PARTICULARS rcga ding em,
size Of yacht &C., w. o. L., Union League Club Now York
city,
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AT SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR; 94 BROADWAY
IA near Twentieth strcet-IMPORTED PATTERNS
all the SUMMER STYLES now ready. CLOrH MODE
with each pattern We FIT patterns to the FORM an
warrant them perfect; also Cutting and Basting. Ca
early In the day; open until So 7. M.
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INSTRUCTION..

A MENtA SEMINARY, AMENIA, N. TWILL AGAIN
n open for summer Board July l. A charming sum
mer homo. Plenty Of room for children
s. r. FROST, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25

yVANTED-A PARTNER WITH $1,000 TO ExTENI
w a grocery Lu ,iness In successful oper ation
whore large trade can be donci or VIII sell; 10 q
honest man q good chance. ga Sinth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25

S,TATE RIGHTS FOR SALE FOR MANUFACTURE,
= ing three kinds OF the est roofing In the marksf
For terms and samples address I. N. HICKC0X, RI
Wycko1 street, Brooklyn, NJ r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25

TT BANKING BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE, WITS
modcrn improvements, for salc-In q thriving Weyo
crn town; owner VIII remain 70 acqiaint purchased
with dcpostor; good opportunity for any one prcer
ences Apply TO GRlGGS, CARLETON & CO., 95 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25

HORSE FOR sALE-l7 HANDS; TROTs IN THREE
| "A minutes; also, gentle aud kind, tor lady to
drive, $500. S. e. SMITH, Frankfort House. A2 william
| street
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LIGHT AND PROFITABLE BUSINESS IN GOOD
IA location for salc-Thc Stock, Fixtures, Lease, SC.
will Lc disposed OF for 5000 For further particularly
address u. g. W., Herald ONCE
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A THOROUGHBRED HAMBLETONIAN BAY HORSE.
N l6 hands, years old would, II matcd make splcn-
did carriage horse but Il suitable for any usc prompt,
kind and reliable In every respect also very promls.
ing young bay Horse Morgan stock raised by the present
owner, who having sold his country seat has surplus
OF horses and will sell cheap and warrant the above in
every particular May be seen St MARKS stables U4
Ea ast Eleventh street. Also for sale as above shifting
top Cart by Brewster Co.. In good order at bargain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25

A SCOT RIDING RUGS, CREAM DRIVING GLOVES
n Alargc variety of fine goods at mcly low prices
UNION ADAMS co, Tmporters. 637 broadway
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nNE sIx-SEAT PHILADELPHIA RoCKAWAY PLAT
~ form. In good order; Brewster (Bro0me street,
light Top Wagon Dusenbury Top Wagon, 2open Road
Wagons by Stvers do, b. COrbctt 20 second hand Tcp
ard open Road Wagons, Of all styles. from $5g up; l5
Rockaways and Extension Top FhactOn from 800 mp;
Coach Victoria, Coupe Rockaway,l sixseat Coupe
Fockaway circular glass iron Suikes, top and open
Pony Phaetons OF all styles Slo up: top and open Ex
press Wagons; single an1 double nrncss Sheets Whips,
Nets, &c. w. II. GRAY, 20 and ~ wooster street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25

SO0O AND SERVICES WILL SECURE COOP
sD.DUO Halt Interest in well established
gence cash business that Will $40 monthly Address
THOMAS box 1876 Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25

HORSE SHEETS rs CENTS TO SIS EACH; LAP
Busters 81 Is to SIG; Summer woolIcn Horse Blan
kets 81 90 to $IS fine Sweat Blankets 81 50 to SO al
trs cents to 81 fne handmade single narns $50 to
machine-inade Harness sold Whips Roscttcs Ear Nots
Fly Nets, &c. All goods warranted as represented
Il. BARTLETT, Importer and Manufacturer,
81 Warren street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25

yayANTED-A DESIRABLE PARTNER, WITH SATrA
w factory re erence, in first class, good paying e.
tabshcd business; very small capital required: raY
oppor,uny; Investigation solicited. Apply TO ROBERU
A o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25

CtUPERIOR IRON STA2tR FITTINGS Gs-p..KTIEs
y about TO build new stables or redt old ones in
vited to call and inspect specimens of all the
proved kinds manufactured In our own workshops.
JAMES KIRKLAND, Nos. 8. 10 and IL Readc street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25

BUSINESS MAN, GOING WEST IN FEW
n days, would take few samples patterns to scn
on commission Address II. L. BATES, box l6S Herald