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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09
LOCAL ,MTGLLIoEMcE.
. peach shlpments are lncrca.Iue

The peach shipments are increasing.
Everybody ought TO 20 TO church tn-mouow.
The Republican nomination election takes place
this day a week
Camp meetings greatly iueease the travel on
the Delaware Railroad
Much interest is manifested Ia the challenge
ty the Water Witch Company.
A card from a committee Of the Water Witch
5. T. Co, ls published elseNhere.
The Bank Exchange billiard room aHd rcs-
tauIant, at Sixth Hni Market streets, Is beiug
fttied up.
Marshal Damn, elseN here gives uoiice la cgard
TO the canal boat cases, before the L 5 District
Court.
The Water Which S F. L Company, proposes
20 make an excursion 20 New York, early in
September
REMOVING OBsIBUcTIoNs. A steam blasting
machue. Is at work IN the Christisna, near the
Third street bridge, removing rocks Tor the bed
OF the cIeek.
CoLL1ssIoN. The Gao train from Philadephis,
yesterday morning colhded with shifting engine
No /, At the foot of Lord street. The bumper
OF The shifter was Spilntcred. ana the headlight
SMASHED, but beyond this no damage was sus-
tanned
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09

hEAL EsTATE SALEs-Messrs. Reynolds x Co
real estate agents, No. 9lj Market street, report
the following as the sales Of the week
House and lol on Pine street, for Joseph II
AeEsiek, for $1,000
House and lot on UHion street, Tor Dau' Lynch,
tot $500.
S2O0
Lot on 1hiIteentL street, near Scott, tor the
same, for tl5O
SlE lots On Tenth street, for Alex Clarkson, tor
S328
They have also effected loans on real estate, for
parties, amounting 10 $500.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09

AN Hour A DAY.-There was lad who. at
fourteen, was apprenticed to a soap dealer.
One OF his resolutions was to read an hour a
day, or at least at that rate; and he had an old
silver watch, left him by his uncle, which he
timed his reading by. He stayed seven years
with mis- master, and it was said when be was
twenty -one he knew as much as the youn0
squire did. Now let US see how much time he
had 70 read in, In seven years, at the rate of
an hour day. .t would be two thousand FIVE
hundred and ifty-hve hours, which, at the
rate OF eight hours day, equal 10 three hun
dred ano ten days, equal 70 fOrty-hve weeks
nearly yeaT'sFeadlng. That lime sDent in
treasurlng up useful knowledge would pile up
very large store. Try what yoa can do
Begin now. In after years you viii look back
upon the task as the most preasent and prof,
table you ever performed. - chiidyei,s .tTleRd
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09

The STEAMER WAwAsET. Tho ill-fated steam
er WGtcdset, which was burned on the Potomac
nveT, last night reported elsewhere), was built
during the war Dy Messrs. PaseT, Jones d Co., Of
this city 1t was built for Capt. Taggart, Of Phil
adeipEis, for the express purpose Of running on
the Philadelphia and Bombay Hook line, bui was
soon after sold TO the Government, ana used for
the transportation OF troops. At the time Of the
disaster, the Hdaeaset was running between Wash
lngton and points along the Potomac
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09
Peach Shipments.
FRIDAY

ANOTHER Boat ON TEE NEW YORK IL SR-On
Monday next the j. i 4. Railroad Co. promises
% pat Oh another boat between LeWss and New
foIl, and run daily line during the remainder
Of the peach season. The cay POINT Is nov car
rylns about 1000 crates per trip, aud the TToth
are beginning 10 come in, her capacity will not be
sufficient to meet the trade. The second boat viii
probably be the HdraRnG. 1t is now estimated
that the crop that will seek this route is from
eighty 10 one hundred thousand crates.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09
AtIsnpasa salelds oTau EIrI ar we

faoVInENcR, r. l., AuKast 81 Aboht noon To-
day AFs, AlmifAi iAiAgnHEI, "a - Alft n az
naFd, OF Columbia, Conp.. AitemnteaY Y-saieids by
shooting hsfseifiRt thk hsad Win + pistol, after
Sainlg stglng laogpldns $50 pdaantpi 5EIrs.
ron Neg lonoon Gifh t95 youRKA nfsI named
Herben 1aaOstt ana 1Eoriia & fuatRior whe nFsnow
detained by tie psics.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09
Sewage Attack 81 a Mad DG;gs EN- nfs
0ma0g. . .sf s. .Ic.k

bRID0EPo1T, CoRa., Aug. R--Phtfiek marty,
membsE Of the pOties fofes eflklu oeity, vas ss-
yensiy bhlen last evening w his' Osus dog. .SIhe
dog which is supposed 10 have been mad ilut AZ.
lacked officer Jsnniags, who SFas in eonvarsatioa
With Hearty, but Was beatsR 90 With - eIubt Il
then new - its mastsT. and ssiziag hnn ~, the
cheek and Heek, laeerAted bothih GtefribIs mau-
ner. Tbs DOG vas immoaiatslf bh6t dead Hear
ty's conoitiOb IL entteal ~ s-fF hstNttT'N
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09
SUICIDE.
NAN FoUSD HANGING BY the NICK IN ROGERS
WOODS MAR NEW CASTLE. e.f..--

Last evening about seven o'clock, iLe body o
an unknown man was found in Rogers woods, be-
tween this city and New Castle, sas ended from
tree by pocket hankerchlsf. He appeared to
be German aud the body looked AS II it had
hanged there for several days. Coroner Winslow.
was summoned, aud proceeded to hold an inquest
this morning. Ii was then asceTtained that on
house, and while there acted in q very queer man.
neT, as II be was crazy. His coat and carpet bag
were found about two hundred yards from where
be was hanged, bat there was nothing about then
10 indicate who he was. The jury rendered a YER
dict that the 'deceased came to has death by sui
eide, BY hanging. produced by causes unknown to
the Jury. The remains were intered ut the Aims
House
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09
o. ( Fttsf II / 5HHEJ
4 Critical SrnSo.t

Toward the close Of the. warm season the long
continued heat begins to ltelI upon the body and
mind Both become exhausted and we teel instict-
lively that nature. after fighting gallant lpttle
with debitating temperature is drqepihs a1 list
and requires to be stimulated and remiorced This,
therefore, is period Of the year when a course Of
lIosetters Stomach Bittd 3 eh,ekhly useful. =
The immediate effect OF tbis hmeq uhllcd vegetable
estoratiye is 10 strengthen the stomach sharpen the
nP qe tone and regulate tho bowels and give stea
Ynes3 atd vIsfr e1t tHshqf As q preventive Of
AefldAmleAud eR dehif c1lAplants that prevail
az TINS season. and as remedy Tor Indigestion liver
disturbances, nerv0uns debility, constipation Ian
guor, headache, ana all Irregularities OF the bowels
this pure and wholesome vegetable tonic aud alter
auYe has no equa among medicine.
s.tub'of 9 . ! & vi 81 'lhttl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09

CORN PEOsrzCT,-A farmer from MnrdcTLll
Neck, Kent county, says the corn prospect never
was better in that locality. The farmers piow and
cultivate well and consequently The drouth did
not injure the corn. Since the recent rains have
SET in, the corn has assumed that deep green color
characteristic Of perfect health IN the plant, and
is now in silk and tassel and will make . good
crop, even Il no more rain falls.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09

an IMNEskE BRIpGE.-- The London Builder
gives tho following dimensions Or a bfftye t6 be
eonsirIcted over she Firth OF E0uhi 4f
The structure BllL be by far the largest b1idge
will eontsin neuly 400 spans The RreSte man
In the centre Will be $50 leet Ia Wldth or nEary
a third Of mile n extent, diInensions Whloh are
without parallel for any similar piece 0f ffehi
tecturAl construction, aha The snlalleT 6peiaings
siderably beyond the aVeruge Dimensions 81 the
largest spans Ia ordlnaFy bTldges IL WiltnOst at
least ten nilioRS OF dOllarsp Z ,,t Il i.r,--s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09

TEE CHALLENoI.-The Water Witch 5. / Z.
Company IN extending a challenge 10 the other
Companies, state thai their reason for not propos-
ing to contest Tor stakes is that they wish 10 give
ali the Companies chance TO enter the lists They
further state, however, that they "ars not ONLY
anxious but willing, to back their engine for any
amount staEed against it," This seems fair and
just
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09
A ARIooaYindian RattIe.

oNAEA ASebrask !, ,AAug. s, "A airhch frcut
Elal.CTeek. RRbTasEr Ltitts that ON TUESDAY
no'ains whale a iIaElyiot PASnee Indians wete
hunting near Repubhcan rver ga BlackWoot
creek. they were surprised nid attacked bv a
large body OF SioaE, and a bloody fght eusaed
rtstfting IN tho defeat vt the laNRces, who lost
about 100, comprising some OF The best i4en Of
the Tube, and 'nest % lhsir horses arms and lne
The pawncos were pursued and only escaped when
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09

PENNsTLvANIA DARE DEvIs-An orgauiza-
ION ol iTamps, sporting the above euphonious III
tie, have a summer residence at Rraudywiue sta
tion, OIL the 2. W, & B. r. r. They loaf around
through The day. and sleep under the station plat
form At night, meanwhile stealing enough 10 sub
sist on. Ihey should be rooted out, as they are
said 10 bo great nuisance
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09
Police AHalrs
BEFORE AAvoR SINKS

Wm Stewart and Chas. Hinesiey, for assault
ana battery on Chas treenly, col, were elch held
TO BAIL in the sun Of $500, to ansuer the CHARGE
at tie next term of Court
Robt. GriCg and james Walls, lor drunkenness,
were each fined city cents and costs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09

NOT FROM HRDGEvILLR-The party who Great
ed a row with some negroes. near The Brandywine
bridge, on Wednesday night, were not Hedgeville
roughs stated, but resided the ''Old Church
Two Of them were arrested, aud held for Court, as
will be seen by our police reports
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09

MOONLIGHT EXcURsIoN.-The LeDape Social
moonlight excursion, last evening, on the steam
er FeItoH, was a very pleasant affair and was at
tended by some $40 persons 1hs night was
beautiful, the water was smooth, and everybody
enjoyed themselves thoroughly. The boat Went
down below Fort Delaware aud returned between
twelve and ono O'Clock
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09

IRON IN THR BLoop.-When the blood is we'll
supplied with its lron element we feel vigorous
and iul OF animation. 1t is an InsufficIcncy OF
this vital element that makes us feel weak ald
low spirited in such cases, the Persfriaa Sur,tD
IL protoxlde ofiron) can supply tins de6ciel c J,
and its use will invlgorate US wonderfully. Il
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09

SERVICES IN THE WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
tomorrow at l0lZ, A. Nj. and 8, T. NJ, by the
pastor, Rev. J. NJ. L. Outs. Subject for morning
sermon The new birth, without which lie is 4
failure - for The evening sermon: "The GOOD and
faithful servant to be known by his weIl-doiugs ("
The public is cordially invited
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09

SToRPKD AT THE CELLS Andrew 1uffery, the
mal who was found dead, near Smyrna, last vi eek,
mentioned in yesterdays paper stopped al the
City Hall cells. for lodging. about u week before
his death. lie then looked 10 be very near death
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09

ENCURsIoN.-Last evening, about O'Clock, a
party OF ladies and gentlemen from Newark
came up the Chrstiana, iu steam yaIch, aud
stopped here until nine O'clock. They then len,
for their point OF destination, the Delaware
Breakwater.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09

MILK DuIing The month OF JHly,
ninety two thousand quarts OF milk were shipped
to Philadelphia from Chadi's Ford. Over seven
ty-fouT thousand quarts were transferred from the
Wilmington & Western Railroad for Philadelphia
via the Philadelphia 4 Baltimore Central
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09
CITY NOTICES,

LARGEST Nut Coal in the city st MM J.
BROWN South CT Market Street BTidEe jyl2-3m
------O-S---
CHkAP C0AL.-Stove at S5.s5 Nat, S5I5 per
2240 pounds for CASH only, at the wharf south
OF Market street bridge VIZ }. BRowS.
July lsi.-3m.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09

EXTENSIVE SHIPNBNTS.-At GeoTgetown, On
Thursday, 100 crates of peaches werc shipped 10
LeEes, by the junction X breaLwater Railroad,
thence by steamer to New y nrk. The same uum-
Der Vt crates we're shipped on 1uesdsv
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09
annIErIEsi
MRErIxas rms RvHNINd.

AhAAANdS ANhNANos
Mechanics Lodge, No 4, I o o L, at Odd FSl.
lows Hall. 81 and King
Minqna Tribe, No. s, o II NJ, at RED Mems
Hail, 4l5 Market ST
Jefferson Council, No 10, ~ AN, st RioShdn-
ics Hall. 2l9 King st Ff''3A
La Fayette Lodge No. 2, X OF Il. at knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2ll MatketSt.
As6ury lodge, o OF @ T. at hfih and Market
Streets.
-.----A. - a@aAaakf
Mass MEETING - Tho Temperance Mass Meet,
Ing, at Rising sun, Cecil counly, Nd, under tha
auspices Of Cecil Lodge, No. ~, oa 1hgIeday last
was grand success. Early IN the nogniRg thd
teams and cariaFes commenced passing tllrouVh
TO the woods, and soon ioru.ed pcpfert iaM On
the morning tram sevtId Jelea it6baf anne h. Nut
the crowd. These, with Rose ltAnk l.odee fothl- :
cd "a grand procossIou frSm depot O. grove, fhe
Rising San CoTnet Isan & iit tife isad. Rev Mr
Johns presided with the usual Conipiefnctt OF Of
hcers. RsvS Penuen Ceomhs G. W. Denntson,
G. W Best and Mr.. Moshier hddlpssc5i the iueei-
lag, S,o0O TO 1900 pepple were on be I,rooun.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09

Deposit Accounts SUBJECT 20 cheek at sight. (samN
as at National Bank solicited fFOm hrlns eOrp0-
rati0ns aud indiYiauals. str
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09
NOTICE.
SOMETHING NEW.

Those of our ciHTens wishing to buy Wana- =
maker K Browns Clothing. should cal at No. ~
so kiuF street, WilminEton, Del, where .WM
their AGENT FIRED. CARSON, can Accommodate
With the latest styles Of Clothing from the lar
gest house Of the kind in the United States be also
nd makes them up at
WANAMAKER q BROWNS
hRICES.
Give Us call and zee for yourselves. before pur-
c ehasing elsewhere. at
Ao6 KING STREET.
ie9-sn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09
a 4 1p4F9s IsTqcKs. 9qHp.l1a 1 n

a tbF7I4SfbtY YUAs' Y4DNp IHI
65yernmeht ssearihss. Gold. Stale Bonds, Ralf-
road Bonds and Stocks beught and sOld % eommis-
sion. Local Securities q spe9ialty. Being FopFe-
seated in MI the pFinelpa oties ~ reliable cores
pehdenls We aEe prepared 10 attend 10 anY hnaine1s
IN this line with promptneSa and despatch. Persons
QpSthl Iesig q the AAli Socks dti Hots ld
Phlladelphia received daily at our ofaeo.
Sound Investment Securities negotiated and ar
le
Every kind Oflssiti~aip RaakIas dons.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09

OF olDividends, Notes Interest Dfalls AO. made With
despatch. and accounted for the day payment Is re-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09

FIvElRER GENT. INTsREsF
Per anhum allowed on deposits, payable on de-
mAnd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09
lIll / SPECIAL ARkANaEA1NTi I !
COLLECTIONS

For interest made on deposits Of specific sums for
.tSE ~ 3, g--ll slG ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09
AN COMMrRCIAI.

WILMINGTON. DKL.. Aus, g 1873
Quotations at thu Brandywipe Muls Tor Flour and
Grain Corrected Daily.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-09
CHECKS

On Banks in PhilalslRhia. New York, BoGton. Bal
umore. DelaWafaf Asnanay1 Vauih aud WaAhinRtOn
will be credited on receipt irOm customers at par.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-15

Person. livin. at Empire ana there
.h.rt eli The line Of tie '. i L. L. IL,
are hereby notified that the ~ eon'Moo@-
tion trains will stop for Empire p"ssSe'i,
gers only at the Ed7I@E DkfoI' ana
will .,,.t stop TO receive or deliver i,:'sseh-
gers ut either the Mexican or Morgan
Mills Platforms In other words, So
engers from, and for Empire must get on
end Of the ears at the Empire Depot
vher, tie ree,,lar trains stop there
Ii. NJ. 1kRINGTON,
Gen. Supt.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-15
NOTICE +!

MINT OF THE UNITED STATES.
CA1soH, Nevada. June II. 1851
III. PEW9ONS HAVING CLAIMS
~ sgainst the United States Mns. CsIs ~.
,.,ii went the same 1t the Superiutend. MT
Cface. On OK before the 25th day Of June instant.
H. r. RICE.
;.1o.sa Superintendent.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-15
FREIGHT TRAINS
Take Warning I!
uHrv<r.R.R. COMPANY ARR

nNHE v. q T. Il. -. VONThNH INT
j anxious TO take due precsufi N against ar
eiients and I"s. Of life resulting from r,l-nint
Of their trains: and they tske this method o'
w.rrinc PARENTS and Gusrsliana agsInsf the
d,n,-r. attending the toc common practice Of
Children viewing sbnut their Cars and l"c"rn"-
tiv.s Thoee h.vin2 IN charcr the business II
the Company find Il impossible to PERSUADE
bows Who frequent the terninf and n"ppfne
pl.crs 81 the road from climbing up"n the can
and en- inca. and they will feel thems-lve.
Obliged to resnrt to naore decided meseur-s i
thee anuovsnces srs continued. Recent srcf-
6euts. vhirh ar~ wholly sacribable to the carr.
1870. Of per.ous ipmntng snd o6 the carr
~ IN MOTION shOvld be wsvr'ns enough In
th..aelvee II. IL YEEyE0TON.
O1pe1ut~D6sst.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-15
0hsd arson 5la'Ir appeal

CARSON CITY,:
Sunday, -.---June 10. 1871
The New York herald., 1873-12-16
At AUCTION THIS DAY, BY

AT AHfI1Ss MlsHM ThN Thss r1ssh nAH By Aucr,osEEn
HdssS Ssp e Jshn;S sseP
NyEAF sAFts e aSRs H 1hR FH6 CARRIAGES
Twentyour TO hours given to purchasers to
CATALOGUE OF fHis iii bHY's GpEsDAY's SALE.
PRIVATE M Ii HHLGGk BROWN MARES,
10 hands high and years old kind and true In al har
class TSad TSs .sy GE a mads fs5sss
sdESh HohsH fnsEqg pna GRRbs 3sRbs HIGH
ss a ss sa iaS 9 fine IN Or ss
$SSGk $SSS SH $4ES Il SrtH S4aps HIGH D YEARS
"S5nssSs fsSH? a * ss5yHss man
''Yie %%dSs fns
MaSeer s'dh rst class worSer and warranted sOnnd
81 ToP 1--WE wAS5N WITH POLE AND SHAFTS. BUILT By
BAY HORSE, is'4 HANDS HIGH, s YEARS OLD, KIND
S IL al arys
and F5r sps SsS sHupa RoAb S' wHos wHHseosss and
WHITE HORSE Isls HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD,
anS hrse n ssss n all
pole horse and sold only for want Of use.
TROTTING HORSE SORREL JAKE, l5z HANDS
5 Rs IN Ss al Sy Ne
in 239 and trot in 245 when in condition; tree and
stylish driver and has great endurance.
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON.
BLACK MARE, 10 HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD,
kind and true in all harness and a good worker.
set of Harness. and
TOP BUSINESS WAGON
SEVERAL OTHER MISREPRESENTATION TIME
of sale.
Two top Phaetons.
Jaeger Wagon.
Side spring Road Wagon.
Harness, Robes Blankets &c.
The New York herald., 1873-12-16
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

-HTcHLyy IsPoETANT UNHEsERyEpi s SrE
10 1r sfASfz s. SSH5af faSFiE {GSEf ESrREET
fEsana ss S s as 81 sssa.n sfsa sSs'e @
s s: %sss. n double .sS % a s
bS bsnss black Bear and one ssassa Sin
Stable ne Portland Sleigh sss
..ineading the fast and wen known road Mare LADY
M. i m bay 1 s Sy sa e ch s he y
Membrino Chief dam Daier mare, BY Eureka bought
o ST s @ IF ssn 2 3 d s yin he
Lexington in 4s with but few weeks training; was the
parsss ss annual msssns before the
sn sna the ass and sosS %ea her her IRON
Hssa nTanss sSippsS SP"sS
@ h 1s Allow hsa @ psse a she
handsome nRe large well proporoned ana ana strong
@
n or i s aa ae q all H s
game driver; no vices tricks DemIshss
and o has
and aaa ns s s ns hel
Also last, black troting Mare, sired by General
M @ q s's fGI s
n m he ss s 10 sPa & S0Ga n @
ever warranted ted sound and and kind nd Horse sr.c road
horse in every rsspsss WAS sired BY
@ s ns ssss
and fearless and the pures sweetest driver Imaginable
he trot in As either single double, no SALE
and is warranted sound and kind.
Also time will be sold by order Of Receiver
the property OF u prominent defauter.
The bay trotting Horse BURGER 15s high years
ola has record Of 2 is MS fast as ever and in fine
health aud condition is gen,eel handsome and honest
rottng Horse and pleasant agreeable roadster war
ranted sound and kindi together with light tottng
Wagon by Waterman and Harness, DC
R-A this stock will positively be sold to highest
muda account OF III health, has sent positive instruc
ons to have them sold Immediately at Public Auction,
irrespective of cost or value.
Sale POSITIVE rain or shine.
The New York herald., 1873-12-16
UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
n date Johnston Van TassclD,
OFFICE AND SALESR0OM, OLD STAND,
81 Nassau street, opposite the Post office.


THE T1 0E
HSaS IS 4 1hITEEHiS4 1AIFEEES5H rEaaE STSHET'
The w be & On ne
and confidence Of the business community well the
5ES EyEsy gyEsDAy AsD FE5DAx
htEeANg ROAD gGssoSH.rEAM OF BAY Horse
Is h1h%g
ES 5.SSSSp BaHWs4aa sRshE noaP aP SsSoSp
sPLENDID CARRIAGE TEAM OF BAY Horses, lss1
from vice; are very stylish tree drivers high Knee se
sx woao Rop ns2s s' 81 a s s
bv Major Edsali dam an - Abdalah mare, isa hands,
have ane gait handsome; res and pie assnt
sfbE BAR s1s ROAD 's WAGON city built in good
ELEGANT BRIGHT BAY HORSE, lsA hands, years;
Kind and IN al % and free grea T
NOT 5sd q " a Warranted sound
shY ooT # Rs s rate S 9rsI kind and
In all harness and free from vice good travellers stylish
drivers first class family coupe horse and warranted
BAY TRoTTING HORSE, l5,s hands, years; kind
sS s II ana ro very
road horse or and sold only for want Of use
Etk sDt ss BSea % Ss sss& ords Kind
and in all harness and free vice. tro in
81 mnutes first class family or road horse and war
rnnted sound.
BROWN CANADIAN PONY MARE, IA hands z years;
kind and true in all harness and hder saddle; very
sharp and closely built; great endurance first class
family or business mare. and warranted sound.
NO TOP BUSINESS WAGON.
CONCORD WAGON. in good order
BAY HORSE, long name and tail, all black points, Is
hands, years; kind and true In all harness. and free
from vice. excellent worker or business horse and
ST Twenty OTHER HORSES. DESCRIPTION TIME OF
SALE Depot Wagon Cutter Sleigh 20 sets of sleigh Har
ness, Ropes, Blankets Bells, &c.
Sale commences at l0ls O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1873-12-16
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-srcosp PAcE-Fourth, nfth and sixth
sss%a
and second
BoAR5 S'uhSf HHb LODGING wANTED-srcosD PAGE
SR asE g0s gssass,.
BUSINESS PAcr-sixth
BUSINESS 's 'NsoTIcEs-srvrsrH PAoE-Fith and sixth
CITY cRian RHhI. ESTATE FOR sALE-srcosD PAcn-sec-
CLERKS Rs AND sALEsMEN-E1nvrsru .PAcr-sixth col
SsS
CoAsTWISE sTEAMsHIps- pAes-sIxth column.
SaSSSd
DEMIIsTRY-T TWELFTH PAcE~second column.
BMY HOUSES % E AND Us
EuK5PEAN Column
EEggEEooP,EEoEiRST rAes.FouTth IN s column,
FfNANcfsL-NisTn sT PaSn-fith column. sG'
FINE hRTs-srcoSp PAcr-Fourth column.
ESk TO LET
,,,n , TwEIpTn PasE-sifh and ,,, sixth columns columns
HELP WANTED PAcH-First COL
HORSES CARRIAGES, &c.-F1nsr FAcr-second, third
uor,sId and fourth snrd.n columns. s.cor, co,rrn
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C. wANlED-NisTH PAGr-sixth
LECTURE SFAS0N-SRcoND PAGE-Third column.
LOAN OFFICEs-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsr PAcE-First and second coll
MACHINERY-TwELFrHP PAGE-Second column.
MARBLE MANTELS-TwELFTH PAGE-Second column.
MAyRIMoNIAL-NIsrHf fAcE-sixth column.
MEDICAL-rwELrrH PAGE-Sixth column
MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAoE-sixth column.
PERSONAL-FfRsT PAGE-First column.
PIANoFoRTEs, ORGANS. &C.-TwELrrH PAGE-Fourth
PRoFEssIoNAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
ELEVENTH PAoE-Fifth and sixth columns
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR To
RENT-SEcoSp PAGE-Third column
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SkcoND PACE-Third
REAL ESTATE wANTED-szcoNp PAcE-Third column.
REWARDS-FIRsr PAGE-Sccond column.
SALES AT AUCTION-TwELFrH PAGE-rhird and fourth
srTUATioNs wANTED-FEMALEs-ELrv PAGE
First. second. third. fourth and ftth columns
SPECIAL NOTiCES-FIRsr PAGE-second column.
SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Second
sToRAGEmNrsrH PAcK-sixth column.
THE TRADES-TwELrrH PAGE-Frst and second col
THE TURF-Frrsr PAcH-Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUkPOsES-iwELrTH PAGE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-FIRsr PAGF-sixth column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 40 LET
TWELFTH PAGE-Sxth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-F1Rsr PAGF-Fourth column.
WATCHES, JEWELRY &c-TwELrH PAGE-Fourth
WESTON ESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoND PAGR-Second and third columns
WINTER RESORTS-SEBosD PAGE-Second column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS, &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth
column