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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-03
7 AmlSI7idlcau TIii0Srai1.

Dr.. J. g. Holland writes in Str5ner'l
for July as follows: Thegrand evils which
menace the people of America nov an
not to be found in the corruplonS Of mu,
nicipal Or national rule. The reign Of The
rings Is broken, or tOtterlng to is tan and
vile men are Fastening 70 relieve them
selves Of the odium which attaches 10 1t,
Even those who seek 10 form new com,
blnations for personal power and profit
find Il uphill work, and fail 10 make their
intrigueiy fruitful. The wrongs which
now front us, and wait with desperation
or trembling 70 be zig ID ID ore connected
with thegreat IaiInad i0orpo / lions and
their combinations Ardmonopoli8. The
people by whose consent, and for whose
benefit, these railroads were built-rail.
roads 10 which have. been devoted enor.
nous areas OF public land and stupendOus
prerogatiVes and priEileggS-are deter.
mined TO have something to say about
their management, and determined that
their power shall be curtAiled. The cor.
porations which have built them and are
administering their Affairs are mAnipulat.
ing or controlling Legislatures, and super.
1uously enriching all connected with them,
while the farmer cannot get q paying re-.
turn for his wheat at his door, and the
consumer buys his bread OF an exorbitant
price. The fight Of the people with these
monstrous powers Is begun, and Is to be
the great fight Of the next twenty years.
The issue Is not doubtful, thou 1t may be
long delayed. Little Vermont finds, to
her surprise, that abe has been imposed
upon, And hastens TO do her people JUS
tice; and II is safe to predict that in Eve
years the railway kings, and the over.
bearing monopolies, and the corporations
which run railroads for the benefit of
their managers, will be 30 thoroughly sin.
vestigated" that they will find It 10 theil
interest to conduct their operations with
q degree Of deierentiaI reference to the
interests Of the people whom they have
cheated and oppressed. 1t seems. 10 US
that there Is at this time Q very healthy
public sentiment. No public iniquity
lives without protest. No Wrongdoer sits
easy and unconcerned IN his place. The
old apathy under wrong and misrule Is
passed away. The good elements in 30
oiety and politics are full OF hope and
courage; and we believe 1t 70 be ,suscepti.
bic Of proof that no European country Is
less dominated by corrupt men than ours,
or more willing and efficient In the dem
clifton Of all forms OF wrong. II there
Is an apparent difference against US, II Is
simply because we advertise our sins more
widely than our sister nations, In order
that the people may take intelligent action
against them. ...-.....
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-03

NEW YoRK, July 2.-Flour-Dull and
lower; mperfne western and State a 65s
8 10; common to good. S 65a6 10; good
TO choice 80 20aT 90, white wheat extra
50 9Oas10. WheatTDull and lower No. 2
ping Chicago b ~; common white west
ern 81 IS; No. 3 Milwaukee $14s. Rye
Duh; western s0As3c. Barley and Malt
Unchanged. Corn-Steady; mixed west
elm 51a5Sc; high mixed and yellow west
ern 54a5Sc. 0ats-stesdy and moderate
inquiry; new mixed 45A48c, Wool-steady,
fair demand; Oregon 33ic; unwaShed
combtng 49c; Ohio fleece 4ss60c; extra
pulled 45a47ic. Cofee-Dull; Rio 1918
19ic. Sugar-FAirt 10 good refining 7ia7i,
Molasses-Unchanged. Rice-Firm at
7laS4,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-03
A Grea, Railroad Sold.

I 4 SALE Of railroad property IN CslifOr-
mia, which 10 said to have been recently
effected, Is one Of the most gigantic pri-
vate financial operations which has ever
occurred In this or any other country.
Four.6fths of the extensive lines and vast
properties OF the Central Pacific Calitor-
MIA Railroad Company has been sold to
the Southern Pacific t01h, of which Tom
Scott Is the head. The Central Pacific
owns more lines Of railroads than any
other in the United StateI. They in
clude the Western half Of the Pacific
Railroad, from Ogden to San Francisco,
about 800 miles; q second line ffDm Sac
ramentO, nearly 100 miles; lines north and
south through the center Of the State OF
California, stretching toward Oregon on
the north; and to a connection with
the Southern Pacific road on the
south, and amounting now TO nearly
400 miles Of completed track; and
the Nspa Valley railroad Of 90 miles
i'm all, something like 1900 miles
Besides this, the company owns the
steamboats, on the Sacramento river and
San Francisco bay, and valuable Jerry
privileges and wharves aud real estate,
both in San Francisco and at Oakland
and Alameda opposite. In addition to all
thls} the company has line Of 100 mlles
Of road due south from San Francisco
through the coast valleys, extending In
the direction of Los Angeles and San
Diego, where, by connection with the
Southern Pacific Railroad, It willlorm the
San Francisco end thereof, Allthe other
main properties Of the company, save
one.filth share, which Is still held by lie
land Sanford, one Of the original owners,
and the present and continuing President,
have been transferred by c. p. Hunting
ton and Mark Hopkins to q company Of
San Franciacn canilalIsia.=N Y. HFnDhit.
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! oVRRNNIRETs-Ouiet and strong,
,TATE BoNDs-Oniet and firrn.

STATE BoNDs-Quiet and firm. -
sToCKs-Quito active with 'uEell dis
tributed business, Union Pacific, Pacific
Mail, Lake Shore and Western Union
being the features. Lake shorGadvanced
steadily from 95E to 98s on The, election
Of Commodore Vanderbilt to the Presi.
dencyl but reacted to 959 lat the close
Pacific Mail rose from IS to 81, reacted TO
SO, rose to SO and finally reacted to S0t,
The rise Ia attributable TO the covering ol
the shorts, and the late reaction to the
statement that the service between New
York and As2inwall will be reduced from
8 to 9 months. North Pacific moderately
sctIve a 29R90t closing Rt cot. Western
Unio8 rose from S4G to s5i and reacLed tc
S5t. New York Central sold ct 1904,
1881, 1921. Rock Island 1O9f, 1921, 109H
81 Paul 51f, SIT, 51s; Ohio 80, SOi, 80
North Western 71fG71. Wabash 6S4
684, 69i. Cleveland Columbus & Indi.
ana Central 2ss, 30, 9si. St. Joseph 97u
81. Michigan Central weak at 9Ol, o.
90. The whole list closed at t and
of highest prices, appearing as u some
large holders had realized.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-03

CINCINNATI, July 9.-Flour-A shade
armer at 90, 60G8 IS. Wheat-Quiet
sample lots red at 81 IS. Corn-47c
Rye-Quiet ct CSC. 0Ats-Steady at 500
40c. Barley-Unchanged. Provisions
Strong and active; mess pork held firmly
at $1,000. Lrd-Nominally unchanged
Bulk meats-Strong; shoulders 6ia7c
clear rib sides &c; Clear sc. Bacon
Strong; shoulders 7ic; clear rib sides 9lc
clear 94c. Whisky-S9e. .-n..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-03

BALTIMORE, July2-Flour-Dull; west.
ern superAne $435a6 95; extra 0 0Oa7 90;
family $775SS 20. Wheat-Sleady and
unchanged. Corn-Firm; mixed western
Coo. Oats-Firm, mlEed western 44A46c;
white Acc. Rye-Slsady at 70A75c. Pro.
visions-Dull aud unchanged. Butter
Western scarce; choice 20a22; fair 10
good 16a2O. WhlEky-93ia94c. '''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-03
Qhe1nteltt2etttHr
ONLY A WORD.



Come" was the only word she said:
The only Word-but oh, her look
| read Il like some iAiry book;
And, as read,
The swimming blaze OF pCTfumed light
Grow faint. Watched her sudden IilRht
Like one enraptuTed In q trance;
Then swiftly cleft the WhlrlinR dance,
And followed blIndly where she led.
Til oueh Jewclled throsg she Lwepttn pride
She stood alone, and by her side
| stood She felt her magic power.
Came music soft and sweet.
pIucked . choice exotic flower;
lonROd with worlds my love to dover
To cast thorn ut her feet.
She spoke agaIn She whispered "05"
Ny blood rose hot cried,
"G0. dITIlngl Yes, from land TO land,
Ore raging seas, ore barren strand
A wEnderer from cllmo II cline,
On 10 eternity through time-
be this my lot, supreme, sublime
No Joy shall charm, no spell entice.
Repeat thy mandate. Ready, see,
stand prepared 10 hy for thee
She RiId, "GO-geE . StrawO'ry ice !"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-03

These pills are composed exclusively 81
vegetable ingredients, although they en-
tircly supersede the uSe Of mercury, do
not leave any Of Id intufOn elects.
They act directly upon the liver, and are
q valuable remedy IN all cSgpJpf deESnge.
ment resulting from Adisonaered state Of
that organ, Liver Complaint, Billion
Disorders, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Typhoid FeverS, &c, &c, all succumb to
the free use Of Schenck's Mandrake Pills,
For sale by all Druggists aud Dealers,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-03
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money and Stock Market,
NEW YORK, July 2.-MoNEY-Easy at
4a6 per cent.
STERLING ,ExoHANgE-Dull at 1OsIa
1O9t for 90 days, and ITO for sight.
GoLD-opened at 115, advanced to 1855
and closed at 115tS115t. Loans Gas per
cent. Clearings, $47OOO,OOO. Treasury
disbursements, $9s2,OOO. Gold and cur
rency custom receipts, 100000. Most OIL
the operatorSiht gold look for lower prices.
GoVRRNAIRETs-Ouiet and strong,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-03
! No Cases Treated that cannot
bs Cured or Permanently
- - z Benefited.
The CoSt Of Treatment Within the
Reach Of All.


Every facility for the certain Diagnosis and
Ekillfni treatment Of all Chronic diseases,
A Powerful GAlVRnic Battery containing q
calls with Rhsotome, OommulAtoT, Rod, Nova
able Disc, Fork, HydrostAt, Indicator, Combined
Current and Polarity Changer, and many OFT o.
Electrical Instrumentation the treatment Of Dis
eaSeS Of the Eye, Ear and NervoqB 9yatem. No
Nervous Disease 0hould be considered ineurablc
until Electricity has been we'll tried.
Physicians not having tho necessary inBtru'
meats and time for treating Chronic Nervous
Diseases may recommend their patients With
those ailments 70 DR.. Longdon With the ASiur.
Ance that no will apply Klecdicity and Magnet
inn In tho moBtBoiOntlhk mAnn9l Hlettro.thbr.
NAL bathA administered WhGh ind Gtpd.sF 3
A new Compound Microscopes, m inErument
OF WondrouS power, enabling the phy1iclAn 70
detect with absolute certainty many obSeufe
Diseases Of the Heart, Blood, Kitnsy6, Urinary
Organs and Nervous System. specimens Of
urine examined and . poStapely CORRECT diARnoSll
Dr.. Longdon d consulted daily on all forms Of
Chronic Diseases. Much Of his lprAotieO iRd0-
voted 70 tho RIOF0i 0p0St 0Ad Ob11lndt0 klnid1liI
which family phyEetdHJ hare failed 10 cure.
In describing your diBo1s0 giHe mama, age,
symptoms and post once address Enclose . lee
OF as and your case will be carefully, examined
and the necessary medicines for one months
treatment With special letter Of advice prompt
" forwarded 70 you BY mall OF express. Many
lonRBtandlng and inVeteIate ailments may be
cured In this way 81 WAY MODERATE EXPENsB'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-03
CIrcunStahceS after Cases.


WFOm INC 81 Lo1II UemocIlLI
Ina recent interview, Ben. Butler q
represented az @ying that the laws Of hi
country made Il his duty 10 take the bacl,
pay, and that's why he took It. But the
laws Of his country mAd6'it his duty to
take Fort Fisher, and be didn't take 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-03

The critics generally declare Bret
HArte'B lest verSes . l9Ilhre, and some Of
them advise him 10 send his debilltAted
intellect to 9 hydropathic establishment
for recuperailon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-03

A CHICAGO paper mentions that White,
law Reid went to Cincinnati for the pur.
pose OF diSposing Of his interest In the
GGsete, Of that city, amounting, It Is IN
derstoOd, to some $4,000,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-03

Tho statement OF bonds issued TO Pacific rail.
road companies shows totAlsAs folloWG-Prin.
and not yet paid, 8, 9S8 nos ST. interest paid by
the United States, SIS 500 $50 90; interest repaid
by transportation or malls, g. 229l 40 81: Balance
OF interest paid by the United State 1885,.
40 o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-03

SINCE the postal cards were introduced,
the post mRtfesses'are not getting IN aver
age Of more than three hours aIeep q day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-03
TraVeIeTs' Register.
nRARTuRl OF FRAua.
posi- OFFICE REGISTER.

HourB at which mails are dpe and close q The
Post 0fleO In this city. Prepared IN accord
Incs With the latest dine table, on the nall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-17
CITY GOVERNMENT.
OFFItIAL.l
BOARD OF Assistant Aldermen.

uAnp srsaos.
rressnt-winiam wsde ESQ, President. IN the chair,
and a"efam q lns l,,s.f... an o,.,
That iffh street from the Harlem River % Third
nps e s, -s rs s@ .s g s street be
Psyed VIII seElsn .. irsyhlss pavement, ,r. M,
enh Avenue y hudson River the sidewalks be tagged
fhsi -wsT b. huil In sixtieth street from Tenth av
That snsiy alsia street nom Eiehsh avenue 10 Fcv
snlh a.ena 30 rsgsa,sa snd sraasd. The eare and
thai lamps te hEhled Ia fcFiy seventh street, from
f6si % to1a .ses y sisrs .'rss, es,we.n first and
secpsd sssnaes, NE .dsw ~ nagge AMI rcnsgsed
Riess T. fesniasd ava srs1.d' 10 caro- aud gutter
stone. 80 sn4 ne slaewass aAeEsd
10 fs,s ssesss ~ isv an " assssd ard resasrd
ssessss y .ssals,sa sea sIssa ihs cars ana saisr
.,ssss y sasa g y s' sss ssS psss .'
ira S e ss 20 % W. -. s ar, sDs s9
stones 80 ana a. slarws'As narsss
maj rsrry .,r,rs ven ds ss 3 VA s,se, y. paved
IN Ts. y das f z ss'Ss ssss . Vuoa stree, be
psssa slh y ,sss e $1,000,
paved vih ksigan ~ trapei.et tssuwfat
rssss $3.50 s.s' s,ss al sy aisa .tsst - ,sussd
aaa sr.tsa s,a 90 ~ 80 y ~ 4. ~. - 80 ~
wslks ~ ad sna f.lsa and ~ esFraf uaf - tnte!
as 'sg * sss.' w. s s " = % = 80
iarn sbs .ans y ~ haas y w,e.. y easnass wsy
~ xsssssy 1ssslsias Is.aas aaa sAissF's - eai'
osHsNst oapsna aporfFn
That fha siiS . ~ ifrnt ~ A1 - ana - VIM
svenae ~ aaasea tnil liit itaeaf at4afl
segsfa stfgNf tFt atnnoF ~ Fuurth
aNenae, o. paved with - itt 20 uaFtipfk tsteWrnt
fhaf nfF.Arai street fftn o. tAtfa ~
snne. - fated via A. lFian ~ faItifA tasttIaut
Iaat tenih avfnnfa Wsan nv atsnta % ntNenftHih
street. ~ avid WITH hslshsn tfaplisek gaxensat
- 's..,.ss s...'':s. g..a ga,.K ~urFey Gao.
u ) sss. Ssi sssss $500 $500 L. f sI $50 -
rhal ersssd Isa.n. - i@ia glfs aintn street. Hem
that ixhty ssrana ssssst fraa m,aievard u silver
Drive, ~ resNiat4 end nraaea m eurk and saltsf
stones sst sat the sit wAtts narNea
That F.s amls ,. iixhisd - Fy ara arert rixl
Iss. Gee, l.sp- - nsAssa 100 SIAN stree, from
that sr1swass ~ lad ln Frsi sssrss "a usth street..
Zach b. the fol lowlnN veto
Arlrnause--A~istaaf Ai1ernsn Fssy. murphv ttan.
cy heating Wiser hsaly, Yharpal fnnlss falnaf-.n
strsrk ketnau the Pre~tdenf tfssianf ffnen a.
hos, BruskA kelf, sinonsen csi,isky, LAnhsn. Nsm
xajssrasd ust xonasy gsss g,eysap q se,ssl
r. M WILLIAM ~ NOLONhl. tlcrk
fHraspkr. F~b ~ ga
Presentation. :. A. VI Vanee. fresi1enL lile eha b
and a Quorum ~ members
rrnrfoxs NVFwMnFn
az MARTIN T. Brown, ~ paJ 90 IrininE ~ ne Beard
| OF Aldermen or la
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-17
NEW YORK CONSTITUTIONAL COMMISSION.

ALBANY, Feb. 10, 1873.
In the Constitutional Commission to-day an
amendment 20 the judiciary article was moved by
Mr.. Preston to increase the number OF Supreme
Court Judges TO two In each judicial district when
was referred The Commission then into went
Committee Of the Whole on the legislative article
several amendments we're offered, but node1nite
action taken.
Adjourned until Monday OF four O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-17

THE ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1872.
the following report sent to the Mayor on June
g II now pnblshed for the first tIme:--
DkrAnrxKsr or pocEe,,

:. II now published for the FIRST time:--
= DKPAnrvExr or DOCKS,
: 80 ssp 3ts EnokpwAy. Nav YoRx. April 80 ls52
70 the Hon A. oAsks HAL, Mayor OF the city OF New
ss=Persasni % The provisions Of Of sec
non a. az chapter t7k Of the Laws OF ISL. the board o.
Commissioners the Department o. Docks sub
ms his report transactions nom the 1T OF Nay,
ii 70 the Sab April, 1914. Inclusive beins It's second
annual report
The following named Commissioners compose the pres
ent Board John .. Agnew. wilson q HUNT, Wiiham
Heod, Richard NJ Henry aud u Srenyiie Kane
The Law provides thai the report shall contain - .
Firsf-Ths name. occupation and compensation OF all
persons appointed and employed by the Board.
scoadA statement q the action Of the Board during
pa.f year classified with the various
sseeis and duties which have engaged the attention Of
the Board.
Board and description OF the contracts made by said
Board the payments MADE by SAID board. and the pur
poses and and the leases made by said
Board tor what term, at what rent, 70 whom and Tor
what property.
G,a-in compliance with the nrst provision the follow
ss q list of the and nj
appolnlsd and employed BY the Board, with their
tYeeus1s Safa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-17

A THE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF GENTLEMEN
IA. ~ called 10 an imporadt AMI unrcscrved sale by
auction on Tuesday oomorrow February T. at stable .
WATER Auc'ioncer, the entire OUTFIT Of private
teman, well known on road aud Park for his selecting
and driving the finest and lastet horses in the city, and
no retircs from road account OF Ill health and
Team OF -, lish handsome and fine bay Ethan Allen
Geldnes. about I5ia hands high, and years old
raised 10y Mr.. Roe the former OF Ethan Allen and
both sired by Ethan Allen; elegant drivers extra
irk fear nothing and arc attractive in appearance and
finely mated n dposition, style and gait the horse
ha record o. 40 the tam can beat 10, together in
year by smry in Parh and The watering places to dog
team aud are warranted sound AMI kind.
A fast, handsome brown Trotting Mare, 15s high
years old sired by Jupiter dam by Hoagiana's Mes
rcu'ismans road mare can frot in 2i5 to road wagon
Also me elegant, handsome and fast young bay Trot
ting Mare LADY nOyT sired by Volunteer. dam by STAR
aud known az the Cagtain smith mare; pedigree
the handsomest and fines young lroung mares in the
cuuniry ha. nnc iorm with great development OF bone
snd nnses and Of the ne,t gated ever seem she
Esaiedy irom - 90 2b and intended TO have trotted
ln race last fa on Fleetwood, but IN consequence
f ne the ne a,S divers re ever eacS Ses
hui - honest ana well behaved IN company makes
..,..ss hne W assr s.d na. fine cnuIsnee and same
sny sod ase q speed that she can irot close TO $50
nas snf With handling next season must rank No. Il
ulf beinih aud her speed ~ warranted and
cd Ase iae large Patch n Horse inc stopper
ueulars a. alc Also exsnt ~et o double Harness,
gns tcafs Hafnes. two st. OF single Harness, all by
A ~ ~ioek on sshibion sale 10 five rain or
shins aud without rsssrvAii.n or limit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-17
spORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &c.


FOR SALE ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
"A. Birds, &c. Medicines for all diseases. Prepared
Food for hooking birds at d. g. DOvEi's, No. 3Greene
street, near Canal.
NRANCIs BUTLER, NO. PECK SLIP, HAS ALL
the choice breeds of Dogs for sale and stock BUT
LER's Inial!ibe Mango Cure and Flea Extermnator,
75c. BUFFERS new work, ST. Dogs boarded and
trained. Medicines for all diseases.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-17

A rich. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER,
N Office and salcsroom 81 Nassau street. Horse
ton mart ITO, liz, ia East Thirteenth street.
JOHNSTON 4 VAN FASSELL will sell Mt auction, on
Tuesday, February b. at ~ o'clock,
ELEGANT COUPE-But to order by Brewster, of
Broome street. lined with extra fine brown
Russia leather but little used.
TEA CART-Ecgant Tea Cart to order by Brewster, of
Broomc street; nearly new
HARNESS-Coupe Harness TO order by Wood Gibson
nearly
BUSINESS wAGON-Bult to orders the very best with
business Harness.
TOP wAGON-fop Wagon with Pole and Shafts nearly
new; built by Brewster Co.
HARNEss-set double and single Harness, made by
DuDscOmb.
The above II the property Of private gentleman eav
ing Europe, and will be sold without reserve.
exhibition at our mart until time OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-17
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

T THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
n JOHNSTON & VAN TASSFLT,
ONCE and saesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post Office
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
our business Is conducted at our
HORSE AL CTION MhRT,
ITO, 1l2 and III EAST THIRTEENTH STREET.
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE,
where hold regular
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
GENTLEMEN WISHING TO PURCHASE, OR THOSE
having Horses or Carriages to SELL Will find house
perfectly reliable, conduct this branch OF bust
ness aswe do all cur other business, the same straight
forward principles which honorable houses In all
mercantile pursuits
WE GIVE THE PURCHASER OF EVERY HORSE
that Is warranted sound from - 10 Is hours tor trial.
ENTRIES FOR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
be made at downtown office and salesroon, 81
Nassau street where We also keep register OF Horses
Tor private sale.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSEQUENCES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-17

A -CoUFEs CLARESCEs COACHES RARoUcHRe
a Rasgtss repof WAGONS, .scond hand Sold low: sew.
erai ens arriages. damaged. ~ st ut hall price.
uAA'S, 10 Easl Fourth street
A -.soAcAEs, CLAREScEs, rHAEToNs. &C.; 10
n. Enprsss Wagons. top asd open; two Top Wagons,
~ hssw.br bIcsne site. In good order; one Jag
rsr Read NagDn, Hams No e. bnnkets Whips, &c.;
90 serrn.l aanA Nlart ne, ia guoi order.
MILlIAM H aRAN. "a and y Wooster street
<srFARrxr oUf SALE OP WINTER HORSE
" Cluthiug ana Tsp rings AZ great sacriiice also
Nsh 81 hRrnsss iOr truck, express, pleasure
9rvrg 4r an our uttxe, aud warranted as repre-
- niei Al very low prize. v. BARTLETT. 90 Warren
and q and * Coilete place.
I,oN SAIE~rOw RFUL BIO HORSE So; ALSO
stylish Canadian s0rxc, 10 nanuA 81: both
rel-sd. N Sew chambers ssgest
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JNXECUTOR'S SALE--OF THE FINEST COUNTRY
II residence Poughkeepse house has all modern inn
provements hot and cold water gas, &C.; about two
of land substantial outsulings abundance Of
fruit situated on South Hamilton street Apply 70 Will
LIAM T. MERRITT, Poughkecp Ne. or SAMUE BROWN,
341a Pine street, and FRANKLIN BROWN, III Peck slip,
New York
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fHrasor Frb ~ ia
Presentation. = n VI vanGe. fresl1rnL ~ lfe ehair
and a quorum ~ nenters
NFFrMuEM
Of Martin r. Brown ~ pay Irinlna fgT The moafA
Of Aldermen CIR LA
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A CHICKERING PIANO. RICH, FULL TONE, 1925
n A large stock for sale 10 rent sell on install
mcnts ct JOHN MAHoN's 3l4 and $40 East Thirty ninth
street.
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V'O MANUFACTURERS OR BUILDERs-A DrSIR.
able Corner, Bridge aud Plymouth streets BROOK yfI
100 by 0TT two block from ferry. tor sale cheap Ap
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PIANOFORTES,

A MEXICAN PIANOFORTE COMPANY, 2lI FOURTl
n avenue.Pianos OF six first class makers for sale
on easy instruments or cash, at liberal discount an
for hire,
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A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF SECOND HAND
n Pianos all In perfect order, for sale, great
gains at LINDEMAN SONS IA East Fourteenth street.
near Fifth avenue