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FRIGHTFUL TRAGEDIES.
A Negress Kills Her Husband while
AsIeen and Rurns the Body.

LITTLE Rock, Jan. 20.-There was q
horrible murder near the penitentiary Sat
urday night. Enoch Jackson, colored,
while asleep was knocked in the head wit h
a dray-pin and killed, by his wife and anOth-
er woman. After they had succeeded in
killing him they threw the body into the
fire. Soon after the wife called q neighbor
in, stating that when she retired Enoch was
sitting by the fire, and that she was awak-
ened by strange smell i'll the room and dis
covered her husband in the fire; that he had
no doubt fallen in. The body was dragged
out when it was discovered that the man
had been murdered. The children who
were sleeping in the room state that the
mother and anC ther woman frat Knocked
Enoch in the head and then threw tie bcdy
into the fire. Enoch was a drs. man.
B 9TH women are in jail.
KILLED at n Dance.
Henry Smith killed Jackson Pike with
knife, at a negro dance Il miles bsloB here
Saturday night. Both cOl9Ted. The mur-
derer escaped.
Jane Merritt, a colored woman, during a
fit of insanity, yesterday, fell in the fire and
burned to death.
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MrS. Wharton.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. 2O.-The only
new facts developed in the Wharton trial
to-day were in the testimony OF Mr5s'
Charles Frick, siater-in law OF Vanness
who testified to having tasted the milk on
Sunday afternoon 25th of June which was
brought from the refrigerator in Ms.
Wharton's cellar to be given to Vanness.
The milk she said when tasted was as
bitter as gall.
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FOREIGN.


LONDON, ian. 20.-There were large
numbers of visitors a. Chiss hurst yesterday
to h. ar preached the funeral sermon Of the
late Napoleon. Queen Victoria and the
Princess Beatrice sent flowers to be placed
on the tomb. The Prince Imperial will
soon return to school at WOolwich.
Baptist Wriothesley Noel, the well known
English TheolOgian, is dead.
Messrs. Ouslow and WhaleY, members
of Parliament, have been fined one hum
dred pounds each for publicly accusing Sir
John Duke COleridge of conspiring to de-
prive the Tichborne claimant of bis rights.
san Domingo.
The Daily NeloS says of the lease of Sa-
mana Bsy to an American Company that
it is not likely to give rise to any diploma
tic Complication, but the whOlesonleness Of
this tendency to acquire territory beyond
continental limits is doubtful. The United
States present the spectacle of communi-
ties maintaining ib-rty and order by the
exercise of selfgovernment, therefore the
Union is strong and respected.
Spain's Answer TO Fish.
HAVANA, Jan. 17.-Advices from Porto
Rico to the 18th inst, states that the inaug-
uratiou Of the new municipal reform laws
for that Island, have been postponed by Or
der'of the Spanish governments.
Caba-SIaves Worth $500.
NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-A Havana letter
states that q cargo of seven hundred coolies
arrived there on the 10th inst. They COM
mand 5000 per head.
It is reported in Havana that large eX-
pedition of friends of Cuban revolutionists
with arms and ammunition had landed
safely near Guantanamo.
Our italian Wallis.
ROME, Jan. 20.-In the Chamber of
Deputies to-day, Signor Pissovini asked that
measures be taken 30 prevent the cruel
fraCds pGacticad upon emigrants By Amer
lean Emigration Companies. Minister Van
osta replied that the government had had
lis attention called to the deplOrable occur
rences which the honorable Deputy sought
TO prevent, and had measures under con-
temptation which, it is hoped, would put a
stop to them.
The AlsRttan Boundary.
PARIS, Jan. 20.---Tbe Fran 8 German
Boundary COMMISSIONS have broughs their
IahOrs to an end,
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LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.
Mandav. Jnnnsrx 90.

In the Senate petitions Tere Presented oy
Mr.. James, ffoLa ci1zena Of GTunJy county
praying TO be allowed to vote on pFopo9l-
ton TO remove tteir county seat; and by
Mir. Jones, from Davidson County Board OF
Education Ia regard TO the present. scnool
law. Rir. Melton tntroeueed bill regu-
lstiug the sale of Intoxicating liquors.
In the House, 10 business vas trShsscte q,
the day being consumed IL voting Tor
GnmpHoLler. -
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ROBERT E. LEE.
His RirthdRY.

SAVANNAH, Jan. 20.-Eee's birthday
was celebrated with great eclst here to-day,
on which occasion the first parade of mill
tary since the war took place. The First
Georgia Volunteers, the Eighteenth Battal-
ion, the Chatham Artillery Battery and the
Georgia Hussars paraded in uniform. Gen.
Wade Hampton delivered an address. The
day was generally observed as holiday,
and resembled tie 4th of July before the
VIC
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A pensi7e man with basket full of new
hats, was passing the Wooster, when q
quarter of a ton of beautiful snow slid
from the roof of house into his basket.
Not being profsne man his suffering was
iYtanea
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We thought when people made. sweet
pickle of cucumbers that thcy had gone
their length in concocting sysetmeats, but
we see in an exchange long article head
ed "How to preserve hair" .s
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An impenetrable gloom was cast over
New London Christmas Eve, by the an
nouneement that the Star would not be is
sued the next day, ...-.
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ASHLAND, PA, Jan. 20.-Saturday a
fire broks out at Rippler's colliery and is
still burning, although it was thought at
require weeks to extinguish the fire.
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Gov. BooTH, Of California, ShO. was
elected by the Radicals, is reported TO. be.
disgusted with that party, and fiS about
sfiliatiDg with the Democrats, IN order,
using his own language, to Hsave California
frcm ruin" ess-a MA ga Ea
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NEW TOBK.
Sam Pixies Estate.

New YORK, Jan, 20.-The estate oi -l-1
late S. n. Pike, OF CiDciuLah, is sworn IA
petition for probate Of the will as baiE-.S
worth two and half million. BY The vii
after providing liberal'y fOE Lis widow, the
properly is devised in trust to be ciyiae-
equally betv cen four surviving children,
o5e son and three daughters, two OF whom
are minors. The only bequests made are
one thousand dollars a year for LIE, 10 BIS
brother 5. Nj. PIKE, ana a debt OF thirteen
hundred dollars 70 another btother, Henry
Pike. The return dsy for probate wss
Saturday last, but owing @ Laa t-ct tna1 ore
of the witnesses has died SINCE ITS eXecu-
tion ani the other is at pre- .ut ia Europe,
where a commission will BE- sent t1 IKE
his deposiliel, so ne Gs.sy via necessarily
epsue before the viii vii. be admitted 10
r,rO0fand record.
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A gentleman in Monroe who is an artist
of no mean repute, and indebted to this
Office for seven dollars, is going TO Wash
ington to study. Al- -
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BOSTON.
Trying TO Suppress a Small Fox
Epidemic.

New York, JsG. 2O.-Ah2 S-nalpjA ep-
idemic is creating grave. app..ahen2'2-s n
Boston and yiiui,J. Tmee thousand css~ I, :
are now reppgt5dt 70 exist ia thai city, an !
the per cantage Of deaths IS mpcl I2fs 7
than By al o.alr c-Uals Coubiue-. n ed ~
ali buri2is are made ii 1e night. ihe eP''
dcmic i ,s Lad q serious clsct upon com
mere. a interests generally.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
Boston Relief.

Boston Relief.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-Mr. Carpenter,
from the Judiciary Committee, submitted
a minority report adverse 70 the blil Tor Inc
relief of sufferers by the Boston ire. Mr.
Edwards for himself submitted a minority
report in favor of the bill. Both were or
dered printed.
New BankrupS Bib.
Mr.. Edmunds, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported adversely several bills to
amend the bankrupt law. The committee
be said did not mean to express any opinion
upon the merits of these bills, but reported
them adversely because they would proba-
bly, be superseded by a new bill on the sub
ject. 60 .7A
Mr.. Wright, from the majority Of the Ju-
dietary Committee, reported nav bill in
relation to the bankrupt laws. The bill re-
peals the bankruptcy act of March IL, 1857,
and all supplementary and amendatory
acts, the said repeal TO taEe effect the hrst
day of next July; provided that this repeal
shall not in any way affect any proceedings
in bankruptcy commenced before the hrst
day of next July. .,....-.-....E -
Bills were introduced fixing S2.50 as the
minimum price at which the government
shall sell all lands remaining to the United
States, within the limits for rail or wagon
roads, excepting lands within the indemni-
ty limits, and the limits and claims of pre-
emption settlers, and the privileges accorded
by existing homestead laws to soldiers aud
sailors. '--'
The Postal Telegraph Syndicate.
Mr.. Stewart offered reso' utiOn Instruct
ing the Committee on Postoffices and Post
Roads to inquire into, and report to the
Senate as soon as practicable the cost Of
construction, and the present market value
of existing telegraph lines now in success
full operation within the United States, and
the character of the franchises and special
privileges connected with them.
Mr.. Conkling said be wished to offer an
amendment to The resolution, and it was
laid over.
The Navy.
Mr.. Cragin called up House bill to
authorize the construction of six steam YES
sells of war. The amendment reported by
the Naval Committee is to increase the num-
Der 10 ten.
Mr.. Cragin stated briefly the condition of
the navy, and argued that more naval yes
sels we're required by the best interests of
the country. =
Mr.. Hamilton, of Maryland, opposed the
bill. He read statement of the number
of war vessels now in commission, and
showed that there was no necessity for an
increase.
Mr.. Cole thought that six additional yes
sels would be enough, and that there was
greater need for legislation to promote our
commerce than to increase our navy.
Messrs. Stewart, Stockton, Morrill,, of
Maize, and Bayard advocated the bill.
Pending action on the bill the Senate ad-
journed.
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Plasterer Garvey.

In the T6aad c4-e this morning G4Tvay
was cross q. mined at length touching Ids
own implication in the ring f-au-s. Lhs
counsel maze strong efforts to eX5oIt from
witness the fact that he was 10 b, given iIl-
munity in c7usi cra-ion Cf turning oJa.@s
evidence. Witness did no. ac-n,1E.ei -
that any such aran2emeaJ CX'seG, bp.
said that be WAS tod 10y O'COu0r thatif oe
told the truth on the stand Nd harm would
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AEMPiIfS.

MEMPHIS, Jan. 20, Mi. FL 4. Beech
e., one Of the most .&l1a,e laws eC5 Y! ial'
bar, died this morning. o5 P0euuolia I1,
courts al adjourned till morrow in re
spect TO bis memory.
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TIE RIVERS.
The Ohio.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 20.-The up-river
packets have all lad up Oh account CT heavy
Allegheny ice which is expected to reach
here tonight. The mail boats for Louis
vile will be the only departures to-day. The
river is rising fast, twenty-five feet rise;
very little ice floating.
PITTsBURG, Jan. 20,-The river is fall
ing-11 feet. Weather more moderate, and
snow has been falling the greater part of
the forenoon.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Poland offered resolution TO pay TO
members who have got their seats as the
result of contested elections, the sums nee
essarily expended in the contest for seats,
whether they had been contestants or con-
testees. Yeas 50, nays s.. a motion 10
reconsider the vote was laid On the table.
Yeas 80, nays IS.
The Census Of 1850.
Mr.. Young, Of Georgia, introduced, and
the House passed under a suspension of
the rules, a bill to pay what is due to the
census takers of the census Of 1860, resid-
ing in the Southern States, whose payment
wss withheld on account of the war, on
account of their disl0yalty.
Repeating Present bankruptcy Law.
MIR. Bingham, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported bill defining tie true III
tent and meaning of the act of Sth June,
1872, amending the bankrupt act, to be to
make the exemptions under it the same as
are allowed in various States.
Mr.. HazeltoD, of Wisconsin, moved as a
substitute therefor one repealing the bank
rupt law entirely. Carried, 1Z9 to 90, and
under a suspension Of the rules, the repeal
ing bill passed.
WOmen's Rights.
Mr.. Sargent presented resolution Of the
National Women's Suffrage Association,
and petition of 1900 citizens, asking Con-
gress, by appropriate legislation, to protect
| women citizens in the several States of the
Union in their right to vote.
Adjourned.
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The Susquehanna.

HAvRE De GRACE, Md, Jan. 20.-The
ice has gone from below the railroad bridge,
For about mile above on the eastern side
the ice extends nearly down TO the bridge.
The ice is gorged between the Island and
Port Deposit, and the back water floods
Port Deposit. There is five feet water be-
tween the depot and the street. Many
families have been taken from the sub
merged dwellings By the windows. The
ice in the river is immense.
Rock Run, Nd, Jan. 20.-The people o.
Port Deposit are leaving their houses in
consequence of the freshet in the Susqu3-
hanna. Many had to be removed in boats.
and it is feared there has been less of life.
The 5chuylkilI.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20.-The ice gorge
in the Schuylkll, below Monayunk, cOn-
tinues, and the water is flooding all the
mills and houses in the lower part of Mon
ayunk. It's feared that when the ice break:
away it will iniure the dam at Fairmount
and cut off a portion Of the water supply oI
Philadelphia.
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The counsel for Stokes iu pressing fer "a
new trial viii rely much upon the fsyC that
two of the Jurors went outside the court
for evfdence-one haying examined ihe
ladies' staircase d. the Grand Central uo-
tel; another having examined th5 pistols e.
a gunsn.i'hs 10 see whether four could be
distin nished from q SIX hsrraile. us-.-.
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CorroN meets a moderate request il
New York yesterday at 2osc for midddng
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B aGs A8a
.ErA8-A us afa5
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TENNESSEE BONDS cosed in New York
last evening at 7S3 for both issues. ~
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The bail cf tbe accused hrob0g5 Kiac,
was to-day fixed st. $4,000 and ne coll-
mitted for action Of the grand iur&
Ernes. Nelkp, charged with IuogiHg ne
mails IN Germany confessed guilty ana as
renauded for ext-aditi0u,
The Pos. says Phelps, Dooga < q. aie
determined to eu3 lie Sm ioT lt1es l.
stating that they we've gully of deLboI@t
fraud.
Oaa Jones, 9 dgsugltsmsa in the en-
pioy Of The Etie road, va robbed an mur-
dered in Jersey Cigy s.Too. las u so''
Two arrests.
Only a Scare.
1t is proved that caleblC-lPiaI ueua-
lils Is no more prevalent arnorg .ho hgrs as
than usual a. this season O. tie yea.
TeIeErapa Tolls.
TIE Western CL.0a Telegraph Company
has made 4 reduction 81 > per cons ~
rates from this ely 70 p-ia.s bu.n- !
ChlttanCog2, A.ial-a, NuH OLa2-s. &C
VIcksburg. Olr .glysgalh lln.5 ie-.oN
suit.
Swamaed.
Dwellings 81 B-eck.vn. bounded By NeT
York Avenue, !DegrsW ard Sack-t. s.r", g.
aud Brooklyn Avenue l7a cgmpe.aly sur
rounded by water and u4ienahls since Tie
late rains and thaW.
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GOLD closed in New York yesterday at
11S36113s. :
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The Cotton Tax.
Ku.KIuxing the Treasury.y

The officials of the Treasury say that
the proposal from Phelps, Dodge 81 Co. to
pay the government $40, 900 in lieu of
alleged duties unpaid, IS not likely to be
accepted by the department.
The cases Of several Ku-Klux prisoners
are now undergoing consideration by the
Attorney General and it is probable that
very soon number Of additional pardons
viii be Issued.
e Granddaughter of BEN. Frank lin.
MTs. Mary A. Walker, widow of the late
Robt. j. Walker died here yesterday. She
was grand. daughter of Benjamin Frank
lin,
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Our italian Wallis.

PARIS, Jan. 20.---The Fran 8 German
Boundary Commissioners have broughs thef
IahOra 10 an end,
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IN The iuman steamer CITY OF MONTREAL will sail
Quested TO be on board one hour before sailing
JOHN G. DALE, Agent, 10 Broadway.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave New York, from foot Of Desbrosses and
Cortlandt streets, as follows:-
Express for Harrisburg Ptsburg the West and South,
with Pullman Palace Cars attached at $50 A NJ. 81
aud 80 r: N. Sunday, q. 7 and 80 r. n.
For baltimore, washington and the South ats A. MI
$50 SP N. and IL night Sunday s. 80 and 0 r. NJ
For Philadelphia, via Kensngton at A. N. and r. u.
Emigrant and second class, 7:B r. n
For Newark at $50 7:A0 $40, 10 IL II 20 A. n,
6s:0 20 30. s:l0 TO- II 30 Il p ~ Sunday, $40.
For Elizabeth, g. 80 . !sD 8 sae 10 H. II soA:M,
$50 $40 50 80 s:iG 10 II 30 nP. n Sunday, $40.
For For fs,S ssSwss q $50 zsao 80 and y AarM.h,s
sS1 ySsSSrags S sSS eps fsr An'0y and 70 4
esP. n ana Il night sunday, 8 and or. NJ -
For East Milestone, A. NJ, II noon 10 and $40 p. H.
For Lamber rtville and Pennington, A. u and r N
For Phiiipsburg and Belyidere. 2andAP. H.
Accom%Sdsticn T for BeSdsntown sarington and Cam.
0fs; For F4seSo'a. sRs s% 4 !. 81 H. and ana
For Jamesburg, Pemberton, Camden. A. n, 3A0PM
Trains arrive as follows:-From Pittsbure so A. NJ,
g3 r NJ daily, l0:H A. n. and - NJ, daily, except
Monday. From Washington and Baltimore $40 A. ~.
lH, l0:l2 = n Sunday, s 40 A. NJ From Philsdelphia,
s2l. 8 80 loi4 Il o. u "a n, 2i4, ss54 60a. sas r NJ
Ticket oficss, bss, sss, Ni and sA Broadway; No !
Aser House and foot OF besbrosses and Corandt Streets
Emigrant Ticket ofice, No. Bastery Rlass asSsoyp IN.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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Total, l0UO gtft9 all CASH SJUuU
Hon Ex-Governor THOS. T. BRAMLETTE OF Kentucky.
has charge Of the business Of the Concert for Trustees
900 kcts-l00O gifts-chances ten New York
sales made special deposit with the Fourth National
Bank OF New York.
Buyers do not necessarily have to be present at the
drawing official Inst Is furnished each one, and gifts
ticket holders distance collected through
any bank or express company the same as draft or
Office order draft registered letter express prepaid
Tickets SO; Halves, S5; Quarters. 81 60
For tickets full programme Information and all
tculars, apply to the General Agency Supply.
THOMAS II. HAYS CO.,
600 Broadway, New York
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WALL STREET
must

now they wish to get who have been delaying
sary have Be trans.cted during the day and buyers
ing questions. Full particulars Of the whole scheme
be found the large orculer, which Is free to all No
further opportunity be given the selection OF
HcIar nlbers but every one must now be content With
who apply nrst will get what left, long they
last and Offices win be kept open until II r All num-
bers 20 in the same wheel and has good chance
another This is the last show that can be given pat
rOns who wish to share IN the
S509OO0 CURRENCY
TO be distributed by lot among tho ticket hodera Tho
that has attended the sale OF tickets
for this Concert at the New York once deeply sppre
patrons Please remember, when you come 70 buy TO-
day that orders for pools Of SOD and upwards win be
small lots the second counter. and half and quarter
orders win be filled in the exact order they are received
and remttanccs returned to those that arrive too late
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SPECIAL NOITCES.s
THE AMERICAN REGISTER, II
A. The most widely circulated Of
- d the American Journals published \
In Europe. 90 t* tl
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sf adverdsers addresEng themselvesto ~
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Indispensable TO all visiting Great Britain and
the European Continent n34 5f Ht NG u
Subscriptions and advertisements for the AMERICAN
REGISTER will be received and single copies OF the
paper may Be obtained st the ONCE Of the New York
Herald New York. s AA,i'tAe ~ tn efHO
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TO-DAY
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
A BARKER CHASE6
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND S9TH STREET,
MAJOR CHARLES w. BARKER, Aucttoncer,
regular sale, q Horses Carriages, &C.,,

Every wEDNEsDxY 1SD STURDY.
Twenty-four hours allowed for trial
The only s's.s ss proper
snsissY uDfes 81 rms DAY. AT u
matched brown Ssdnss offered :ss n lone
EiS.a Alien high y:sS; ysSy s.1s
se
snd ws e sSa
as s s:siqs
YCTs: i sound II ana "a kind nn,o, Cana, m.a. ~
Ssss siass.i R.ss: PsSs %siesy :. e.o''man
The above the property Of private gentleman, who
''i sNI Sps 81 ssa. sosS By
TO %aas ons sn
Express sy @ wagon sSS 'A' 80. = 80 - 80. 80
c.a: .y Snd ana Is aqa afoGs q
@ Sh n G and ns Ss snf ss%
nothing. can be driven by lady, is warranted sound
Fast bay Trotung Mare, bred Vermont ls,5 high 10
sua is ess than
Fine hanasS%s bay dsdlns l: hgh years old free
and Es ne under sharp
siss ssss 'fs SC sas
.s ons gray HSr o. a
Seven top and no-top Road Wagons g.
To pay storage-One top Wagon, built by Brewster
g 1sls osh:l :sFffs perfect 'rasf
Sales never eve postponed on account OF weather.
A.-sRoKE OUT IN ksSsy.l SSw PLACE.
been Obliged desert the old stand 5s Liberty street. and
arc MO No Gyeaf cuRfiANDr STREET, near Broadway.
one Of the s. ss
eyer Snered IN TINS market
sssAssskSeRs z sRs5s AscHI9sEER cH2ssEss STREET
NAKT AT MEN KDRk SALES
cAnarAdEs SSFssf SSRsns HAND AT
EH S1cHAsD rSsSS
ea,es OF Horses Carriages &c THURSDAY Of each week
Entries Of article. FOR auction e % made atrspostos
THE "BREwsTER WAGON" A
awssh': ssS D'ss:r5s S..ssS ssns or speeding
and embracing i9 .hsi, ecnsuetIon S The various i'm
n,on.non, -. m,,sn ihs stapdard g;.,ra for Quality
TSsss wagons are essiasyely the production Of our
stock in ali respects equal in quality 10 those built 70 The
order Of e most vaSSG SSisra To s and at prices
at the Of
Filth avenue and Fourteenth street,
and our only Factory on Broome street
BREWSTER a CO.,
Of Broome street.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART
"A OF WILLIAM VAN TASSELL,
(SUCCEBSOR TO JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL),
sHs n ENTIRE IA 6R FhTf
GENTLEMAN
H0RsEs.-ELEGANT TEAM BLACK HORSES LONG
names and tails, l6 hands high, and years old,
Kind and true u AL harness free from vice or trick;
both good under saddles fear nothing, and warranted
mXRNRss. GOLD MOUNTED, and TEA cART.-rEA
Cart but little used, built by Brewster Co.
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