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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-30
Musical Convention nt orwell

The arrangements for this convention,
to be held at the Congregational church,
commencing November 4th, and contin-
uing four days, have been nearly COM
pleted. L. H. Tobey, of Burlington,
will be the musical conductor, and the
following soloists have been engaged ::
Mrs. Holmes, Benson; Miss G. Belle
Huntoon, Boston; Mrs. Bowker, Or
well; and DR.. Sheerar, st. Albans. S.
G. Moore of Burlington win act as pi-
anist. The first grand concert will be
given Thursday evening, November 9th,
by the full strength of the convention,
in chorus, interspersed with songs, duets,
quartets, piano solos, etc. The grand
closing concert will be given Friday
evening, November 7th with an entire
change of programme. In addition to
the soloists mentioned above, we hope to
hear Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Cults and other
Orwell singers. The Central Vermont,
Rutland and Addison railroads extend
the courtesy of fare one way, provided
twenty-five persons pay full fare from
any station on said railroads to attend
the convention.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-30

St. Paul. Minnesota, has had its-gos-
pei revolutionized by a banker'st wife
who recently eloped with a master me-
chanic of that place A pleasantsfea-
ture of this singular proceeding is that
none of the bank funds are missing.
When the ssAshantees whipped the
English army under Sir Charles Nc
Carthy in 1924, at Emascon, they cut off
the heads of the English officers, and the
king now always drinks from McCar-
thyIs skull on,great festivals.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-30

The recent New England fair at Mys-
tic Park, was not financial success.
The total amount of receipts was $685.
873.85. The total amount of premiums
paid was $8,487. The general expenses
were $1s, s,365.27 and the total expenses
$26,952.27, being $3,058 80 above the
receipts. The expenses of fitting up
the grounds were unprecedently large,
amounting to $7,010.60. The rain on
the third day kept thousands away from
the fair. The New England Agricultu-
raj Society will still have balance of
about 81, 900 in the treasury.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-30

Judges-Messrs. Walter Smith, F. T.
Snow and Lester Fish.
A. III. Danforth's b. G. Golddust, 1
A. McCoy's b. G. Red Fox, DIR
John Quilty's b. G. Rob the Ranter, 3 dis
Horace Todd's b. m. Kentucky
Girl, 2 dis
Time-32O; 800.
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JOnn guilty D. e. ROD the 1Ianter, d dls
Horace Todds b. m. Kentucky
Girl, 2 dis
Time-3.2 30 800.
-.. REMARKS. .....s .. o..
The management of the meeting just
closed deserves much credit for their
enterprise, and if there has been no
financial success the fault is found in the
apathy of the citizens of Rutland. The
entries were not many and several of
the purses were not filled; but there was
interest enough attaching to each days
trotting to have deserved a better patron
age than they received.
The selection of Judges has been good
on both days. That the second days
board was more acceptable than the first
does not prove that they would have
done differently in the same set of cir
cumstances. 1t is well-meant advice to
say that it would be to the advantage of
trOtting in this State if the different as
sociations were under the strict rules of
the National Association.
BY forming permanent associations,
and joining as above stated, the evils
now noted here would be avoided Had
the trots just past been strictly ruled,
the general results would have been diff
ferent-not perhaps as to the disposal of
the purses, however.
A CORRECTION.
An error seems to have been made in
timing the $50 race on Wednesday, and
we are requested by Mcssrs. Mcbride,
Hulett and Mead, the judges of that race,
to say that the time of the third heat
should have been recorded as $50, in
stead of 2:4S3, as given from the stand
at the time.
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TIE SUMMARY.

RUTLAND TRoTTING PARK, Oct. %,
1873.-Trotting for purse of 800 :
open to all horses never having beaten
2:46 $50 to first, $50 to second, $50 to
third best 8 iu 5. Judges-Messrs
Walter Smith, T. T. Snow and Lester
Fish. .......
1. A. H. Danforth's G. G,
Storm King, / 2 9 2
2. +. nj. Wetherbee's b. g.
Langdon, 9 1 1 /
3. J. S. Kinner's b. e.,
Dan, ...-.... 3 3 dist.
Time-a:4e; a;454 2:454 9:46l.
TIE FOUR-YEAR-oLD RACE.
Very little buying of pools was done
on the four-year- -olds, it being conceded
that Golddust was the winner. He sold
generally at $5 to 50 for the field. Rob
took the pole and the lead to the first
turn where Golddust slipped in and at
once took commanding lead. In this
order the race was finished, except that
there was some struggle for second
place. Rob did his best by persistent
running, while the Girltrotted squarely
throughout, and was very properly
placed second, although Rob reached the
wire two lengths in advance.
The second heat was conclusive of
two at least of the contestants. Gold
dust sprang to the front from the word,
and kept increasing his lead to the close,
the result being that the flag fell in the
face of both Tam and the Girl. This
settled the fortunes of this race, Gold
dust taking the only money awarded.
The result was, however easily foretold,
as it was plain that Danforth could have
driven Golddust to the same end in the
first heat if he had chosen. The follow
ing is
THE SUMMARY.
RUTLAND TRoTTING PARK, Oct. %,
1879 0-Tr6ttipn fiar y,r1rco of @100 /.
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autland 9ailp Aerald.

PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING.
Foot of Center St., Herald Block, Rutland
Vermont.
rERNs.-Ss 90 a year-S4.00 for six months
500 for three months-or 70 cents
month.
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THE SUMMARY.

RUTLAND TRoTTING PARK, Oct. 90,
1873. -Trotting Tor a purse of $100;
open to all four year olds; $50 to first,
$50 to second, 800 to third; best 3 in 5.
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8utIand d6aeeklg Aeratd.

FOUNDED IN l794.l
Now the largest Weekly in New England,
published every THURSDAY morning.
Foot of Center St, Herald Block, Rutland
Vermont.
TUTTLE & REDINGTON,
PUBLIs HERS.
TrWus.-S25O year; SI25 for six months
Invariably in advance.
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THE RUTLAND HERALD
LIBERTY OF THE PRESS.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1878.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-11
took regarding the .noop disease here is wha, the latest

took regarding the heep disease here Is what the latest
rs.aii Of TOO css during the w,nse, many
here have bad sicily ,ppcssnec The eHec. Of much dry
been 10 exhaust The wool which, h" fallen OF
spd other dseAs Un the plan Of feeding with corr
during the Winse has been adopted fear bee viii be renewal of
the present condition Of Western sheep every season"
Perhaps there Is shade OF Improvement In the treue
here but IL Is slight that IL Is scarcely Observable
Tho quotations are 4c Tor very ordinary to &C. ior me
dum, 7c. for good and 7dSc for prime 60 extras as ny
Hume Elliott. at Foryelghthst, 200 state sheep 81 TO-
at 6io; 5l5 Ono sad93 u, at 7c.; 43 Canadas lS
III &c. ana lS6 do, l2 d, at &c. IOldI "'Oo "' " 81
average.
j. Kirby sold 25s Canada sheep 100 N SC. Hereports
4,499 for the week, averaging s. 81 eaOh. ,,,, -,
Judd buckingham, at E0Iuethst5 otl iuols s,le5p
OF so b, and 20 Ohio. 76 10 all at 6c Sos ono S9s5 ID az
53c 100 Of 70 h. 52c 1875 OF IS d. qua io5 SJdte oA ID ooI
al Go. Total 7.461 at - AZ average ,. II,
j. n. PdcOck sold 33i3 sheep at Comm unpaw, mostly
at GdTc-sOme very thin at ic and lew extras at SIC
the whole averaging ~ 2S
HOGS-Totas for the week 46 live, and II $50 West
eru dressed ngainst 23172 ana 69I2 respectively the
previous week. For today there 81 at Com
nunaw and "a cars at FOrtiethst., with other trains
expected Live worth 81 405lc; city dressed, Co. for
heavy 6sc and 6ac. for those Of 100 H. down
Western dressed selling at "a 96c. Eye d Otis sold to
arrive cars heavy, 2O ID, at 6kc. cars J7O d. AT Co.
and cars 160 b, at GO. The Chicago Lice Stock Re
porter of the 9TH has the following:
The receipts Of hogs in the market during the month were by
co note that there steady improvement from the
the close Of the month II few days from
sVoiaoe weather Tor packers prices declined from od y ~ b
Looking At the nagutue OF the supply Of hog together with the
increase HLiSn appears 70 nave h.eh Pseo Ps P
idea Of the present demand hogs and hog products We
e ior shipping Eastern markets been supplied pnces here would
have been s better result Of steady active competition
Lutte coutroo e urkethe total nomber Of hogs shipped from Chi
being only il cent Of the total supply The general
quality hogs received January shove the average though TO-
ward The close Of e nonih ae Was an evident falling 0a both IN
weight and quality"
New-York tribune., 1873-02-11
COTTON MARKETS.

EoRpotx Feb lo-CotOn quisti Low Mdfsgs lsa9le net
cepts 27 bales; eIpos-coastw ego bales sales go basi
aock 88O1 baes. . . ..-,
% 7 bales 45 bses sales J bales stock
ycISsarr Feb IoCo,tOn dnli hiddlngs poe; reeps J. 3
b sbpments 791 bales; consumption 100 bsesi stock 1000
bales -. ,st4...-. to,. ~, ....i.,.
2t hs etporcoastwse l3 baesi sales 6sei tioek ZOId
- ...A.r.o5. 10. ui4u.,..
tsc sddnrs 9lc receipts 9S bales; shipments OH batL
torgvuIE Fe l0CottOn que hd1hDgs Wsci receipts otl
baies; Shipments 24<s bales , 49,, -t., .CAn,.., 7o,.
- ,t. 30 bales: erporstO Great Bntan 80 bales coast
-Ss, so bales; saes bales; soct, 4O1es bales .-a
quiet; hddings zltc ne repN 90
hsie.. gTo, G75 bales sales 2J0 bafs socf 100 bales
NxustEANS Feb 10 mCefste demand booi ora
gie IS Md.n0s l8c Mddlngs. l5l0l9ci net receipts sl'
i.s gross $50 bales. erpOTtstO Great Britain SiS 0e 10
Co.ent 4gt baes ooa8ise 52i baa sales wv basi As'
evening 4OO bales; stock. 200 58 bales. -. -, -
Bogt Feh OCotton quiet and easier Good Ordinary i6e Low
MdlUugs 8tdlg Mdngs Nci net receipts 'S4 oaeS e'PO''
800 bales; dOcb 5j,5o baea
GALygsr0s bo"d Onlihsy i''-
cepts eIp0rooawse $50 bales sales Oo hsef oeA
1884 bales mt 80,
sAyAvsAa Fb 0Cotion snl and nomnAli Mding Sio 1e'
2 bales; eIpOrtst0 Great Britain RO bhes eoa"'
1895 bales sales $50 bsesi stock So lOi bales ,, ,,o
hgNFBs Feb lpCotton qe hddug, 9 azOc reeelp" ''+'
bales shipments 3UE bales stock, p, 400 bales
PHLABELPHIA Feb 10 -COttoB quiet Mddlngs. zig .
AUGUTA Feb OottOD n good demsnd offerings hght hd1hag
lsci net receipts, 6SJ bales sales, Cos bseA
New-York tribune., 1873-02-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.
knRnpFAN MARkKIN

LoNDos Peb iONoonCono opened 92i d9 for monef and
gi United FyeTwenty boss 1905
old S lS67s si; fenFornes Sli New fives S hTe RAILWAY
shares 52l.
PARis Pcb. l0-a. m-Rentes opened Of ST. 97c - -
LIVERPOOL. lOll nc ton OPeej Quiet; Mddng Up
lands 9! dlOf; Midling Orleans. l0!U'ott
LIvEBPOOL iO-l m-Coon IS dnll and easier sales OF
shipped from savannah Charleston January and February
and ports December AMI January at sil
LONDON. Feh 0--l o.. m.-krie Railway shares. 5tl.
LIvRRPOoI. Feb lOl mBeAtsufs quiet Beef BI per
terce Tor New Mess ,, J.,
LIvSGPooL Feb O4:lO D mCottOn beayy Milng uPiand'
gsd.; Misdhug Orleans lO!c ~
I6Spos Teb O-5 D. Cousos closed at 9992i for
and gidq2s for United States hyeIWeny bonds
1905 Oh s2i 1867 9jl Territories 9lI New fye sOl hne
Railway shares. 5}i
PARlS Feh lO--p. n-Rentes closed az 56i. &C.
lO5 mThe cotton sales OF tie day have been
y % ID speculation export
I1vp8s. Fei. l0.-rai'Ow. 45 y cEt
I0NplN Feb To- -Egerag -Lase 4 oil f337G3l per tun
LIERPJo Feb lO-Byeag- Turrntne, 49 a5J cWt
New-York tribune., 1873-02-11
Dalls

A RION SOCIETY. ..,
AT THg ACADEMY or MUSIC, WITH NILSSON HALL.
THURSDAY FEB 10. 1873
Great PREPARATIONS being made this the bah of the
Tek,, lifting Que gentleman and ladies' Only be lad
nropsr Introduction from oOEinS gentlemen Of Ticket
,,ee. P,ei Kuehue r. T. Frey 50 r
Schroeder BroadNay Sag 200 Broadwas Bloch 20 Rutoa
M Won Keller Isl Whsmst j. Ludenmeyer. IS Beekmsnt
MsdhoL wslkerst A. Stewart, il6 Bosdwly; G. Sh SSi
Bro.w,y; C. sebner 5O Bfosdway Ham Bros 15 Broad~y
Scubeh - Unonsquare w A. Pond Co.. 30 Unos square,
spangeuburg l65 Broadway Boxes secured at Messr W.
sandar's iJS Broadway. aud Ham Bros 7g5 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1873-02-11
CsntInued from Third Parc.

tveU al a which quotation Case OIL
selling moderately DC EspbthA fn quiet lf6&ia Crude
u o inactive st 9 Tor spot and early future The Ce quotations
tf SPOT 81 5d a. 10 both 81 % Psrkers
ssa % sS2 - al Oh City, In PhAdephs the nominal quotation
Cor oargoes 1910.
atd SdSlc for Carolra
SUGARS-There
Yhr 70 Coed lnug 81 d9c sales $50 bhd al e to Iuos
hasoovsdO; S 'or or Centrifugal Choice New ano
lIe fer Denerar "a ISIS bcI ec for Od an &c for Ne"
Ceutrfueal Res 81 Stesr better aemaad, Hsrd 20l2te
bBkDS-Coyer nl fair demand for eIpoi sales OF 300
bgs Prime at si oth, d and nominal 80 $685. Domestic
f.1seod nominal a. ~ loo - 25 per bush.
sikA6NW quote o. 80 tos Fair quality st on pier
IALLoN % fairly active and fm; sales Of l2o,Vp 10 pat ~
lS6 r Prime ard private and a. Philadelphia
JN hhds Prhe, Tor Msrch. A. 6,c
New-York tribune., 1873-02-11
INDIANAPOLIS,
BLOOMINGTON & WESTERN
Railway Extension
FIRST MORTGAGE
7PER CENT GOLD BONDS

CB and al Investors are invited 10 examine the merits of the
Bonds issued by INDIANAPOLIS. BLOOMINGTON AND WEST
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY. and secuei by First Mortgage on Its
Extension Line Of miles this work, 100 miles from
Cbampainn 10 Havana. on Ios River, completed,
nd trains will that section in the second
January The remaining distance OF IS miles to heouk
Mississippi with the branch Of q miles to Decatur now graded
and partly will be finished in ample time for
the business of 1873. The OF soil increasing proiuc
ons country tributary this part OF The line assure
for very large remureTatiye business
The road from Indianapolis 10 Pekn 2 miles has been operation
little more n two years and has established
iugs have steadily increased, giving In 1872 an fn-
crease of S395,OOO 1871. Net receipts from
this part of the line alone more than sufficient 10
respond punctuay TO interest ON all Bonds made and "
sued COMPANY rarely that this can be said Of any rail-
road during negotiation of securities
The entire support of populou exceedingly
rich and productive agricultural region. passes through and con-
meets important towns cities, and immense de-
poS all Of which insure local business OF great
ma gntude I Western and Sortt Western eonnecto ons sub
santy with prominent nterssetng roads will
furnish large through The appreciate the necessity OF
unusually large equipment providing for rapidly possible
This oaons under construction expressly
for this road at Indianapolis will greatly It's facilities ani
enable IL take large offered business which IL has
been obliged to decline.
Particular attention Is asked to the strength Of these Bonds
which are liability entire Corporation owning line Of go
miles, completely secured by first and only mortgage on
the extension whole line 3OS miles completed ard
% graded.
With the certainty hat Govemen, rsies Of interest short
time be largely reduced boilers 52Os will fnd sdaagous to
present high prices and in these Bonds which
recommend possessing ample security for all investor. As invest
ment they came. fail to prove largely remuHsraiTe
per cent gold Oo each convertible into
stock option Of the holder and be registered -ih'
Price, 90 and accrued interest 10 Coupons
January and July I, free Of tar
All negotiable securities received exchange bet market rates
Full particulars furnished application.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY H. 1873
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET
NEW. YORK. No

EEwYoRK, Monday, Feb. TO- 1873
The features of the horse market at the
opening Of the current week in most respects similar
TO those OF the previous week The supply In horses OF
every description is large, tho quality rule desirable
and prices firm. An active demand for work horses,
especially for prime truck horses is anticipated In the
Bulls Head Market but dealers in fine stock will nnd II
difficult 10 effect sales until radical change In the
weather shall start the demand for pleasure horses.
Semi weekly sale OF horses, carriages, and general
horse equipments at Messrs Johnston Van TasSelFs
Auction Mart, tomorrow TUESDAY, the llth inst), at
IL O'Clock
The carriage market opened quiet with no feature to
note.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-11
feaal Notlres.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the Comm tee Normal College &c. the Omee Of the Cers u
Tie or of Public Instruction Of Gld sna km untl m
dy the ih DAY OF February 1913 st uni3 o'clock on sid
day. for the Desks S and other Furniture required fog the college
building situated on Folrhave between sIg5th and STinnth
Specifications ns the building be At the oce Of the
Two will DO required 0m each e
named.
right reject all Of the proposals
osetsL
WILLIAM WOOD
WILLIAM h. DUkfEA, Coo,,ipes a,
BIRNARD SMYlH, fy,,rsi L
MAGhl Us GROSS. ~ ~a@'
NATHANIEL JARVIS. jrJ
Ne7-YorE Jan %. lg7l
SUPREME C0URT.-In the matter of the
- TIE Mayor Aldermen. and C0mmOndy Of the Cy Of
New.Yok Comm Of Pablo Works IN relation % the
QUESTION lands the City Of Nesi0rk beng ds on The
Onehuu1e fthteenths, aud TentasYe
Nns.ghr commencing $50 feet vest o
ees an
interested In the lands tenemen; hedments, sud premises
the Report Of tue Commissioners Of Appraisal ~ I1e above
titled matter that The said Report beng completed WI be Presented 70
Supreme Court Special Term thereof % be he'd Chambers a
the Goahouse the City Of Nsgrork on hoaday the h day Of
March, opening the Court that day IS soon there
aer oei be heard and motion wi" then and there be sde
for tie eot6rmaou Newiors December L. s
DWIGHT II. OLMSTEAD,)
ADRIAN n MULLER, Commissioners
CHARLES X. GRAHAM,
New-York tribune., 1873-02-11
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


TT IFtFIH ftITtF Ft''ttH uHu It1'1T"IIN
lOs9 pkg Ashes Beeswar losj2 bales Cotton 800
bag Meal p bbl Copper 1 pigs Dried Fruit 3'8
bA Bggs 9o3 bbs Flour 22O bush Wheat loQo n1sb Corn
bush Malt l9 bags Grass Seed bgs Flax
seed Peas Meal % b. E Peas 200 hbs
Oatmeal Hemp 100 bales Hops 926 Hides 33 bales Hides
Leather l3s bales 695 bb ~ o. Mossses 100 bbls
Spirits Tupenne 9 bbls Tar 5J bbs Rosn 2'4 pigs on Cake
PORK 36 pkg Cut Meats 1872 pkgS Grease 26J pigs
Lard 20 kegs Lari % pkg Sen 2OSb pkgs Butter la25 Pkgs
Cheese 33 kgs Tiow 2E Dressed Hogs go bags Peanuts 0
skins 1f6 Rice 500 Starch pa ali chests Tea 5l
bids Tobacco G5s boIes ad Tobacco 5J bb WHISKY 81
bsles Wool J69 blls OIL
New-York tribune., 1873-02-11

ROBERT soMgRyILLB Will sell BY AUCTION oa MONDAY .ax
TUESDAY l1h and 18Th instant The sOABRyLLB GALLERY
FahaJa Large and VALUABLE sToCK Of PINE oILPAISr-
NGs and wATER-oOLoRS bslearug 70 nssu, wILLIAMs a
gyBRBr Of Bos1Oa whe In oshssquose Of The %
their city have determined pD,e TSeaarsa q. ssey.
IlQa k2kk
New-York tribune., 1873-02-11
fine ARTS.
A RI NOTICE.

A RI NOTICE.
LRAyITr Art ROOMS 57 BROADWAY.
Mr. JAMBS RENWICK BRRYOORr n A. being about % sa or
Europe Where remaining has determined
sell Al auction bis collection Of PICTURES, SfUDlsS sni
SKETCHES PaiuaQs result Of careful labor
pisd directly IRON naaTe Represent scenes on 'Ie most pure-as
ha1achusetts Connecticut NewJerey Lake Dumore
ROCKY shores of Cane Ann other interesting l0eane
now ON ViEW RRBB ar tbs LsAFlfr ART ROOMS
Dsy and Evening"
and to b. son by auction CLINTON HALL SALRROOMs
or THURSDAY and FRIDAY kvBNN Feb tJ IL ~hOo
reserve OF Hmtaion The Aessrs LkANIlr, AaChsaesrA
New-York tribune., 1873-02-11
financial.

MONEY TO LOAN on bond and mortgage
Va 90 New Yors. HrOOkyu ~ Wes'nhesisr PROPERTY.
" .FliS mGiihH8. a Cedar st.
he.sAd - Gs4.laa-Asass w sfsu a1Aies
New-York tribune., 1873-02-11
aorses, Carriages, fairness, sc.
AT THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
N JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL,
Ofice and Sslesroon u Easssusf,

A L THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
~ JOHNSTON 4 VAN rASSELL,
Once and salesroon 81 Hasssus,
Opposite the POstOhcs.
HORSE anf CARRIAGE conf1ctef
Horse Aucon Mart, no 2 and lf East Thiftesnbt
Fourth ave, shee hold regular SALES Of HORSES and CAR
RlAGBo EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY. Gentlemen wishing 70
purhe or those having horses carriages 70 @ s find our sous
perfectly esb conduct tA branch Of business DO all
other buns on the same ragbiorsr principles which govern
honorable houses all mercantile pursuits We give The purchaser oi
h5 bas warranted sound OT "a 70 "a bours for trial Bnres
and SaesToo where also keep register Of horses for
pnyate sale Liberal advances made igninents
E0R SALE-H0RSES and DOGS. Any pei
obtaining 6rtclsSs hnnte rOiDg draugh
other Horses well trained sporting the by
weeks notification state price intended to purchase
twill Inconvenience Adafess HAWKS Co.. Montreal Cantit
EINE CARRIAGE and ROAD HORSES at
A r. A. FITCHS STABLES l5J Bsst Iwen.y.folrtb.sL
HARNESS.-Horse Clothing, Blankets, Breast
Aprons Robes spd Horse Egagunts q eyey denp3a ae
trsS waerOoms. ia Chambersst
HORSE BLANKETS, HARNESS, SADDLES,
aud all kinds Of Sdd,ery extensively msn1acnred iu
Blankets ioF ei and sLbe plush aad other Csfage Robes
fevery quality O. b. SMITH q Co, 40 Wsrsa-ss
WANTED-ln exchange for good eligible
w building lots 50 minutes from ~ via
r. of cwersey, kcooTed ROAD HORSE 10 hands hgh
be sound and kind nd rot R50 Address EACHAhuE
Tribune Olce.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-28


SALE OF BUILDING LoTr --Messrs. Ogle n
Miller, auctioneers, will sell for James Brad
ford, on Saturday July 9th, sixty-one very desir-
ably located building lots They are situated on
Front Read, Chestnut, Franklin and Broome
streets. They are really hue situations, and ia
respect to splendid scenery are second to none
in this city. Tnsy lay upon the side OF gentle
hill, giving delightful view Of the valley Of the
Delaware afording the best means Of drainage
and being 30 near the heart of the city that they
are rapidly enhancing in value. As simple in
vestment these lots are unsurpassed. Brandy
wine water Is already introduced. Good lots are
very hard to find and those who want to buy and
let this opportunity slip will certainly regret it,
PuBLIo SALES OF REAL EsTATE--Messrs ogle
II Miller have the following saes on hand: For
July 18th. farm of twenty-six acres, over Sd
street bridge, belonging to the estate OF Jeese
Alexander. This property will be sold In two
parts On July 5h, they will sell a house and
several lots on Walnut street, and twelve build
ing lots for William Bright. On July 9th, they
will call All extensive sale of tixty-one building
lots, for James Bradford. These are all import
ant sales. aud many fine opportunities will be
offered for good Investments
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-28
Churches Te-IIorroyv.

Unitarian church. f. IArAel pastor. Hour Of
meeting at Ii O'Clock, A. NJ. Subject, OF ser
mon, Essential Christianity" Sunday school
At 45 NJ. Seats free and the public are
cordially invited.
The Rev Charles s, Spencer, Rector OF EN-.
mannel church. New Castle, by special invitation,
will preach the sermon lately delivered before the
Convention ofIthe Diocese, at Trinity chapel, to-
morrow Sunday morning at lON O'Clock.
Spirtuallsts Hall. Meetings will be held at
10lS A, NJ. and ~ iP. VI. Object, mutual i'm
pToveInent. Questions are solicited from the
audience for social conversation and free discus
sion.
Second Baptist church, corner Of Fourth and
French. Rev. James Waters, pastor Services
at lOl5 A. NJ. and s Z. NJ. Subjects, How to
live aud +" What will you do with Christ"
New Jerusalem chutch (Swedeuborgian)
cor. Washington street and Delaw are Avenue.
Preaching by Rev. b. Il. Barrett, at l0lS A
NJ, and Z. NJ. Subject in the morning
" The Gospel terms of admission into Heaven.
In the evening conversation on - The condition
in the Great Hereafter Of come, who, III this
world have been learned in history, science lam
guAges, tue arts, &c-and the reasons for It,