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CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE AND SHEEP.

N. b. Beef-Cholce grades includes nothing
but stabilized 100 to 400 lbs bullocks. Extra
and first quality includes the best, large fat
oxen. Second and third quality includes oxen
and two and three year old steers.
Sheep-Extra includes cossets, and when those
OF Inferior quality are thrown out.
REMARKS.
Cattle-We found only 1922 head of country
CATTLE and but few OF those were for slaughter
Ing purposes. A fair supply OF mich cows; 1850
head offered were western steers. Many OF the
latter were sold at this market, as butchers
were fearful OF having TO pay higher at Bright
on. Prices remain rull. The Gilbert steers that
were sold last week were bought by F Aldrich
for Il Burr OF Keene, N II, at 7c live weight, or
s649 60 for the steers weighed 9is0 lbs. The
market this week, we predict, Will close out at
full prices Lambert Hastings sold2 cattle for
1926. that weighed 1000 lbs 9 slim cows for .$75,
or SC y ID. w Hastings. Campbell & Co sold
oxen at $1G5 u pair. Woodbridge sold 50
steers TO 4 Brooks at &c live 81 steers to MIR
Eaton at CSC live 10 at exc ; 20 head to differ
Sheep-A short story to relate about sheep,
yearlings, &C, COB head was the sum total of ar
rivals, 2Gt Of these were from York State, 1854
from Connecticut River, the balance were put
In with calves from Vermont and New Hafnp-
shire to fill out cars. The few in market were
taken at last prices No trade at mutton stalls
to speak Of Mutton drugin market this week
N Rice sold 1886 sheared yearlings at exc gross
weight $3.50 lbs. b Long sold 1871 sheared year
lings at &C.
Poultry-FF Brady and A Williamson had In
all about half ton OF live poultry. Last weeks
prices SHINY sustained. Arrivals were an as
sortment OF all grades We quote best lots lSc
lie D ID.
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Important Suit.
WASHINGTON, May 2S.

WASHINGTON, May 20.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
was informed by Collector Bailey to-day,
that the New York Central Railroad COM
pany had entered suit against him. The
United States District Attorney will be in
structed to defend him.
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High Water In Kansas.

LAWRENCE, Kansas, May 30.
Recent excessive rains all over the State
have raised the streams to flood height.
The Kansas river is higher than it has been
for the past five years.
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EGds.-Market steady at @. for western;
1sHc for state and Pennsylvanla;,--for South
ern.
HAy-Quet and unchanged.
IIOPs-Dul and nominal, 1879 quoted sat 35a
90; California 5io55.
LEATnRR.-Market quiet and steady; hemlock
sole, BueDos Ayres, and Rio Grande, light, mid
Ole and heavy weights at 2sL@3l; California
do, 2IiSp2SL; Morocco do. ID.
WooL.-Market quiet and quoted at Boa 80 for
mixed fleece; 50db3 for medium ; a. for low.
.CoFFEE.-Market quiet and flrmcr. Rio Is
quoted at 1I4a19Ac.
SuGAR.-Actlve. Sales 1901 hhds 1881 boxes,
and rumored sales Of G0O0 boxes; fair to good re-
lining quoted at 7h@sc
MoLAssEs.-Market is dun ana unchanged (;
New. Orleans quoted at ID; Porto Rico
steady ut TA@sh.
RICE-steady at 1si@sK for Carolina. Sales
900 bags RangOon GA@7.
firm Mt CSC. for crude and 20@20A refined
PoRK.--Market is rather easier Sales 400
bbls; mess June 1921
BEEF.-steady at 500 l1.75 for plain mess Si2@
IS for extra do beef hams dull and nominal
at S2G@32.; tierce beef without change $50 so;
prime mess 22,5Oa24 India do; cut meats quiet.
hams 1s@i9 lbs.--c; shoulder middles dull I;
city long clear at 50; short clear is quoted
at 9@9Ac.
LARD.-Lard lower. Sales 200 tierces at o ga
93-l6 western steam at 9A@9lsc. for kettle
rendered.
BUTTER-Qulet and weak at 25929c for
fair to prime new gross of yellow States 1s@2c
for western.
CuEEsE.-Flrm and steady at i2@i54 for
fair to prime new state factory.
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Post Office Robbed.

New YORK, May 30.
The post-oflice at Linden, n. Y, was
robbed Tuesday night of all mail matter in
Guiding money order letters containing
$780, The work was done by burglars
who blew open the safe.
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New York stock ana Money Market

NEW YORK, May 20.
Gold opened at l1s's, being steady all day at
11sh@1lsN,
Loans lob per cent. for carrying.
Clearings sI4,4C4,O 900, gold.
Government bonds are duh and steady,
closing firm.
state bonds are dun and heavy. Tennessee's
weak.
Money ranged from 5aT per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at skdsa for 60
days and 9k@9's for short sight.
Stocks opened rather steady, and with excop-
ton Of Pacific Mall has been very dun all day.
Pacific Mail opened at a and fell to 4OH, but raj
lied slightly at the clese The market closed
stoady.
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TMeed,S Trial.

New York, May 90.
Application was made by Judge Davis
to-day for the postponement of the trial of
Tweed to October, based on aflidavts of
John Graham's illness. The motion was
opposed by the district attorney and Mr.
Peckhard. Decision reserved.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 30.
Base ball-Philadelphias' club g. Balti.
more club 3.
BosToN, May 20.
Mutual's 8 ; Harvard's 3.
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A rumor-originatln with, and ndustriously
on ,a 49,, " un,scIuPuious ,, ,,n LIZ
Great Travelling Exhibition on leaving Boston,
| beg to state that such an Idea has never en-
tertained for a moment. The vast enterprise
involving cost of one million flee hundred thoits-
and doiidrs--is the browning event OF my mana
gerial life, and, although acting against the adj
vice OF many experienced showmen, shall adj
here to my determination to keep the monster
combination Intact during the entire season.
Thelpubllcs obedient servant,
Z. II, BARNJIM,
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Tle Rutland daily Glohr.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 80, 1878.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls, lac & 1900 a. M, 1929 &
tS:4b y. m
Burlington 1910 'i1:32 a. M, 1880 & tI:i5
u. III.
d" Port Henry, '1i:32 q. III. & tI:15 y. IN.
Bennington, t12:l0 p. M, 1850 1000 p.
III.
" Saratoga, 'ii:45 Il. In, tl3O, 9:06 tlO:O0
y. m.
" salem, 14O g $3.50 a. M, t8:iO & 1853 p. m.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls 1880 t43o a. M, 1910 & 5000
u. III.
" Burlington 1:50 4 1900 II. m, 1893 & 5:O5 p.
IN.
-" Port Henry, $500 a. IN. & sos p. m.
" Bennington, 1890 q '9:05 n. M, 1920 p. m.
" Saratoga, t4:2O, 800 q tl0:15 Il. m, & 1880 p.
III.
" Salem, i:4O & 1900 n. M, 1900 & 500 p. IN.
Mail Train mixed.
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Treasury Report.
WASHINGTON, May 90.

WASHINGTON, May %.
Balance in Treasury to-day was Cur
rency $34, G43 OF special deposits of legal
tender for redemption of certigcates $685.
535, 900 coin 1886, 4Os SO legal tender
1886, O0O, 900.
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by Cable.
ARRIN ED.


LIAERPooL, May 90
The steamships Moravian, North Amer
lean and Anglia.
ACCIDENTS AT TIE DERBY.
LONDON, May 20.
There were numerous accidents among
the visitors to the Derby races yesterday,
caused by the running away of horses, the
falling of stands and the pressure of the
great crowd. Three persons were killed
and several others quite seriously injured.
MUTINY.
MADRID, May 30.
A letter from Cartagina report that dis
turbances occurred few days since on
board the Spanish frigates Victoria and
Salamanca, stationed at the naval arsenal
The ringleaders in the demonstration were
promptly arrested and placed in close con-
finement, when order was restored
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NUMBER FROM THE SEVERAL STATES.
Cattle, Sheep&I.ambs, Horses, Caly


Number OF cars over the different roads--Bos-
ton and Lowell 80, Fitchburg lsO-total 210.
Prices OF market Beef-A few choice SO 00(a
10 10; extra 80 50a9I5 first quality 500 second
quality $6CaI b0 third quality $5d5 3d.
Prices of store cattle-Working oxen o pair,
from 800, Sl75 $2O0a2I5
Mich cows and calves from ssO@GO; extra 65
(a90.
Farrow cows $1,000.
Yearlings siO@2O; two years old sls@2s; three
years old $30@45.
Prices OF sheep and lambs--.in lots, wool sheep
81, - 90, -, "a 30 each; extra sos % head, or
from 6h@sAc q N.
P6.
Veal Calves $s@t0.
Prices OF hides, talow and skins Brighton
hides 9kc % ~ country hides 9@9Ac y ID
@5Hc U ID.
Pelts 81 1902 80 each.
sheared sheep skins csc EACH calf skins ie,s
1sc y 10 4; dairy skins Ibc@$i.
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Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, May 90.

WASHINGTON, May 90.
PROBABILITIES
For New England and Canada south
westerly and northwesterly winds, rising
barometer, clear and cooler weather eau
tionary signals are ordered for Chicago.
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Fire.

TORONTO, Ont, May 30.
The Great Western Railway bridge at
Oakville was burned to-day. 1t is expected
a temporary bridge for passengers will be
built within week.
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PardOned.
MADRID, May 30.

MADRID, May 30.
In compliance with the request of Minis
ter Sickles the government has ordered the
Captain General of Cuba to give effect to
pardons of American citizens, Santa Rosa,
Cliker and Lever.
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Ex-Governor Jewell Accepts.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 30.
The President was to-day informed by
Ex-Governor Jewell of his acceptance of
the appointment as minister to Russia.
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Personal.

Rev. T. ID. Donovan, of North Sunder-
land has accepted call to the Church in
Brookline, Windham County.
Rev. Samuel Newhall, late of Vermont,
has accepted a call to the Baptist Church
in Pottersvlle, N. ii.
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NERGENNEs BUTTER MARKET.-On Mon
day there were shipped 474 tubs of butter,
weight 1926 pounds. The ruling price
per pound was % cents.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET,
For the week ending Wednesday,
May 2S.

At market for the current week-Cattle 3O51
sheep and lambs 1885, swine 1920; number OF
Western cattle 1926 Eastern cattle -; working
oxen and milch COWS 1876.
Prices OF beef cattle q 100 lbs, live weight.
Extra quality 81 00@T 25 first quality 50 50@65;
second quality 5000 25; third quality 81 50a so;
poorest grade OF coarse oxen. bulls, &C., So 500
4 rs.
Brighton hides 9@91sc u b. Brighton tallow
6@6hc 4 ID.
Country hides 90 OH. Country tallow 5@
5hc u ID.
Calf skins 16a zoe u ID. Wool sheep'sklns 81 20
az so each. Sheep skins sheared CSC each!
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Sane Train.

New YORK, May 90.
The Sheriff's jury have decided George
Francis Train to be sane, and he will be re-
lieved from custody tomorrow.
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Resigned.

New YORK, May 20.
A. b. Stockwell has resigned the presi-
dency of the Atlantic and Pacific railroad
vice president Fisk succeeding him.
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ST.. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET On Tues
day the market was active at % and CSC
for medium to good CSC. for selections.
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Allen & Drew, 81 Merchants Row, are
agents for the Elm City Shirt. Shirts cut
and made to order. Clothing, Hats, Caps,
Trunks and Bags.
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The MOdOc Scouts.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 30.
Nothing yet heard from the Modoc
scouts sent after Capt. Jack.
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New advertisements.
L / V L II Y

Ii V L II Y
II you wish nice TURN OUT, go to
c. F. RICHARD MS,
Q.ate d. whitcombs,)
CENTER STREET, RUTLAND, VERMONT.
Careful drivers and the finest of Carriages.
Stables open at all hours. Horses baited.
maodtf c. +. RICHARDSON, PROPRIETOR.
Tn the matter of CURRIER e DEAN,
4 Bankrupts, an offer of 81, $50 has been made
the Assignees for the 1859 interest OF each OF
said bankrupts (S0-G4 In ally in and to the mar
DE quarry, right OF way, marble, fixtures, and
other property connected with said quarry, and
referred to in said bankrupt's Schedules, stu
ated In Brandon, Vermont, about V miles from
the village, and containing some 10 acres. The
value OF said properly is contingent and uncer-
tain, depending on the character of the marble,
the nearness OF transportation, and means of
extensive Investments In apparatus and fix
lures. 1t is heavily encountered by first mort
gage OF some $10,600 and by claim of some
$4,000 more, held by the trustees OF estate Of
Jonathan Buflnton, and secured by valid lein
on said property. The assgDees have no means
TO work said quarry or pay on the cncumbran-
ces, and deem 1t unwlse to put it up at public
auction In Its present condition. They have
made every effort to find purchaser at private
sale, that being the only way to dispose OF such
property, and they hereby give notice that
they will ask the District Court of the United
states for Massachusetts, at the Court House In
Boston, on the 4th day of June next, at ten
O'Clock a. m, for leave to accept said ofrer and
sell the said interests OF said bankrupts for said
sum at private sale, unless some better offer Is
made.
A AdnL DAAvIs,} Assiqnees.
Boston, Mass, May Is, 1873. my3OSjune3
DIANO TO RENT.-Excellent tone
L Inquire at this office. my29d2w
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MASONIC AT the annual convention of
Burlington Council No. 8, II. and >. Ma
sons, the following officers were elected

Geo. w. Beckwith, r. /. G. M.
Geo. 0. Tyler, |. G. M.
VIM. Brinsmaid, Treasurer.
Ed. L. Greenleaf, Recorder.
II. @. Rowe, Prin. Conductor.
M. b. Kinney, Capt of Guard.
David Fay, Steward and Sen
tinel.
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Dry Goods.

~ A. PARKHURST & CO.,
Extensive Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
And a complete assortment OF
NOTIONS AND SMALL WARES,
80 MERCHANTS ROW, $500 RUTLAND, VT:
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We take pleasure in informing the trading
Public that 1t is our aim to keep the best select
ed Stock OF Goods in our line to be found in the
State. We are constantly replenshing our
shelves with the principal Staple Novelties OF
the Season. making our Establishment THE
BEST for your interest. from which to purchase
your DRY GOODS.
We have the Best Bargains In
DRESS GOODS,
BEAUTIFUL SILKS.
An extensive assortment OF
WOOLENS
For Men and Boys wear.
GLOVES, &c.
KIDS at s1.Oo, s.. 25, 8. so, s1.,5 Per Pair.
Call for the JACQUELINE CORSET best fitting
known.
Our prices are sure to give satisfaction.
G. A. PARKHURST & CO.,
may1dtf RUTLAND. VT.
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WATERFOWL UNION LIVE STOCK
MARKET.

AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle Sheen a Lambs, swine
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS,

AMusEMENTs-EIGHrH PAGE-Fourth, fifth and sixth
AAss1TIRs0L0GY5TwrIyrg As1 PAGE-sixth column.
ssn1kbbEERsssSCEP sn1kbERs PAsnrsi1sh column
BoARD AND LODGING wANTED-Nmrn pAGr-Thrd
sAsP ss9sIn S5s sfm
BUSINESS oPPoETUNfTIEs-Nrsrn PAcr-Fourth and
sgsiSEssG SGsgH EoHHSEs-sryrs,u e.os-si.tn column.
CITY ZEAL REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-EIGnTn PAsE-First
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-TwEIyrH PAcE-Third and
eo1fSaMES 1SS eARDERERs@f%ni,r s0.f%n PAGE
SoAsT%IsE M SHIfs pAer-suA column.
fssnarcarin Column
DDEENNTisTRY-FRsr Den PAGE-sixth column.
Owe LING Houses 70 IRfFURhsHED AND
UNfCRNIsHED-sEcoND PAGE-First and second
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-yIrH PAGE-Finh and
EuR0PE.TwELFrH PAeE-sixth column.
fnasasS sGs% ssumn
EIN. ExCU .ue uRSioNs.FIYrn PAcE-si1th column.
SSS SSSSisHE5 SSoAss nj TO LIT
,,,, SECOND PAGE-second and third columns
sREScH
HELP %HErEp-FEMALEs- s-rwr1y1u pAop-secono
HELP wASTES@%4LEs-rw sfu%ai pAen-Flnn col
HORSES CARRIAGES. &c.-FrHsr PAGr-Third, fourth
mn c0qmns psr,,ra and eour,, column.
HOUSES ROOMS &C. %&STEb@snSos0 0s Passszth
N CTToN-sEeorp PAcn-sixth collhn.
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-EIcHrn P1cp-
LOAN oFFfCEs"FlRsr PAcr-sixth column
LOST AND FOsND-FIRsr PAGE-First and second
MMAS1HhINERY1E1Es. PAcE-Fi,h column.
nNb
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTsEMENTs-TrxrnP PAGE
,,r,,sixth SIKH column
NgW column
piANoFoKTEs. ORGANS SC.@EIGHrH IIt PAc.-rhird
POST SFFiSE NoTloE-FlHs. PAer-sixth column
RR00PPe9ssALSIsEcoSD PASE0Fith column. %
oGT OF Tas S9 FOR SALE OR TO
Estate
NJ and 9th third ID, columns Q, ,lns;,,
SALES At Pten~Hhrd SHu fourth and
SIrUATioNs s.wANrED-FEMAL NINTH PAer-Finh
ana anq xtn n- sSium5s % ELsyESTn pAGE.Frs FITS second
SITUATIONS wANTEDDMALEsMTw S iIs pACn-Third
SPECIAL NoTICEs-Fmsr PAcp-second and third col
sPoRTING-DoGs BIRDS, &C.-Frnsr pAGE-Thira col
EToRAGE-TwEIEru PAGr-sixth column
THE TRADES-SIxrEENrH PAGE-Finh and sixth col
TaE e ~ TTEE0Frsfn Hoa R4sSTn,rS s9lumn.
rsp
WANTED TO PURCHASE-TwELFrH PAGE-sixth col
wEsTCMEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR sALB OR
,,r,,,TO TO tETIEiGaTH PAGE.Frst column.
SAehs
column.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A SPEED SPEED SPEED-AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
IA. by JOHN l. vANDEwAfER, Auctioneer great
Important sale OF and we'll known trotting Horses
Friday September 20. at stable - - -
NO 43 GREAT JONES STREET AT lOh O'CLOCK,
including the and fine chestnut trottng horse
JUDGE SCOTT, formerly Cloudman l5sl high, II yeays
old has record OF 3iL Fleetwood also troed at
Springfield last fall winning the 2 purse In 80;
trotted saddle against Johnny Reb on Fleetwood
winning in z 81 and several other races, driven by
George N. Ferguson ESQ. He rs handsome, fine and
strong horse, with STYLE and the finest and fastest
horse on road lie has bcate on road to
road wagon, and has roted u mile In sp9h carrying
two men TO road wagon is warranted sound and Kind
in the country.
Also three other fine Horses including fine and
trong team; can beat 40 Also the last young trot
ting Kansas Pet trot in 1855 Full particulars
all In Thursdays Herald. Sale positive, being
property OF several brokers financially embarrassed and
obliged 10 realize Immediately.
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A LANDAU, FOUR AND SIX SEAT ROCKAwAY,
"A Cart Bsrouche, Depot Wagon, taken In exchange,
sold At half price great reduction in new Carriages
HAN, 10 East Fourth street.
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APPROXIMATIONS

THEODoR ZsCHoCH,
LOCK box 1854 - I16 Nassau street. New York.
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SToLEN OR sTRAYBD-FRoM PREMISES zO4 WEST
- Fifty,seyenth street black Mich Cow without
horns Ine Under will receive Q suitable reward on
returning her 10 the above premises southwest corner
Fifty seventh street and seventh avenue.
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HORSES, CARRIAcn. GO.

RIO LIVERY STABLE PROPRIErORs HORsEMEN
i and Carriage Builders-The unde rsigned will ex-
change four story Tenement House. equity S6lN0 All
rented for Livery Stable, ne W Buggies or Horses
NICHOLS 4 CAFFERTY, W Fourth aver nae
CORNER Eleventh
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, 60.

AT PRIVATE SALE,
"A ELEGANT LANDAU IN PERFECT ORDER,
built BY Brewster Co, OF Broome street ,r,,
TWO ROAD WAGONS, IN GooD ORDER, BUILT
by Bre wster 4 Co., of Broome street -.
BAROUCHE, IN PERFECT ORDER BUILT BY JOHN
TWO CURTAIN COUPE RoCKAwAYs, NEARLY
Wood Bros.
Two road Wagons, built by StivcrR
Top and no top Wagons
9 Rockaways, Express and buGneS Wagona
Harness, Robes, Blankets, &c,
BY WILLIAM VAN TASSELL, AT THE OLD STAND,
Nos no. l2 ia East Thirteenth street, Fourth
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WANTED-A FINE HORSE; MUST BE Ic HANDS: 4:
w Bocky built; fine action, and perfectly sound and
Kind Apply atSo % Liberty ST. between u and O'Clock
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COUPE. CUT-UNDER AND TURNOvER-SEAT ROCK
- aways Extension and halftop Phaetons Pony Phae-
tons in TOP and open Top, Road and Depot Wagons &c
JOSEPH kEAL a CO.. L494 and 1856 Broadway.
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L,OR SALE-ONE BROWN HORSE, Is HANDS: GOOD
worker; SOS; also bay, l6 hands; good truck
cart horse; years; $3.50; also one bay Hambhtonan
good road business horse; old $3.50 43i West
1--WE m v eighth street
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GOLDSMITH MAID VS.. JUDGE FULLERTON
VI Point Breeze Park, Philadelphia,
Thursday Sen

NEW DoRP CLUB GROUND, STATEN ISLAND
1N Saturday, September "a, ls73-Purse, Sf50 500 10
hrs $50 TO second 32 third horse i've TO enter and
three TO start; threequarter track heats best three In
nve TO harness. entrance TO be made 70 proprietor In
wrlung, with 10 cent or before Thursday, 10Th
inst, at O'Clock p. N. Horses 70 start at 2 o'clock
P.M. d. X. RYEkS, Proprietor.
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EOR sALE-A GOOD HORSE, EXPRESS WAGON
and Harness; Sll0. A good work Horse for express
truck or grocer $t5 Single buggy Harness. $40 2f5
West Twenty sixth street.
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0EOO ZOO Is DRAWN DAILY IN THE LEGAL
| sDCOC.COC lied Kentucky Lottery. Royal Havana
allowed Address BAILEY 4 CO. ioface established 80
years., 1H Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-09-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CENTRAL FIRE GUNS AND EXPRESS RIFLES
" NJ REILLY Co, of New Oxford street. London,
and Paris has view at i67 West Eighteenth street,
New Yerk few samples OF above ut London prices.
are invited to inspect the same ct above address.
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

L,oR sALE-25 GOOD WORK HORSES; CAN BE
seen until sold Peoples Ice Co.'s Office, 3l9 West
Twenty first street. after IL O'Clock
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

L,OR SALE-PAIR BAY HORSES, EXTRA FINE
i Coupe, Phaeton, Sleigh double Harness, Blankets
sheets, Whip. &C. low Tor cash. Apply at the private
stable, Twenty eighth street Immediately in the rear
the dwelling southeast VI Madison and
Twenty eighth street.
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

VNHE CREDITORS OF THE NATIONAL BANKOF THE
i COMMONWEALTH
requested to meet at the office ofC H. Roosevelt Esq.,
No ii Wall street, room o. at three O'clock on Thursday
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

T,RANCIs BUTLER NO PECK SLIP, HAS ALL
the choice breeds of Dogs imported rafting and rab
biting Ferrrets Buffers lnfallibe Mango Cure and Flea
Extermnator, 75c. Buffers work. 81 dogs boarded
trained, DC medicines for all disc ases.
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

LNOR SALE CBEAP-AN ELEGANT BROUGHAM
II Brewster Co, of Brocme street, makers; also
want of nse Hppy n nrivafe stable 100 West Forfy
ninth street
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

CHOULD THIS MEET THE EYE OF JOHN HEN
drey. native OF whittneham East Lothian Scotland
he is earnestly urged communicate with his brother
Robert Hendrey, No 81 Coinvew Belfast Ireland j.
J. Blakely 44 Cherry street, New York Any informa:
fon regarding the said John Hendrey dead alive. will
be thankfully received at either OF the above addresses
Other papers will please copy.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-11

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