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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-22

rLAGGETT'S ALE AND PORTER
y This ALE and PORTER has reputation Of
having benn established In l77s. il Is celebrated for
is uurity and It's superiority over all other aits
manufactured in this country Is sacknowledSedDSal
GOOD Judges. Kept constantly on hand by All 1rst-
Class s,oons and to be had IN nny quantity from
'i''' SN f. j. REILLY, Sole Agent.
No. 3 Fourteenth street
fa I'm, under Exchange Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-22

TIE FRESHEST, PUREsT, AND BEST FLAVOR
ED CANDIES ut PIZZlSI'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-22

DURE MOUNTAIN RYE WHiskEf
from, FOSTER & CO.'S formerly stuart's) dis
,,ery, at Rosebanks, Augusta county, Va, for sale
TO the trade at dIstiIers' lrices BY .....
Z. COURTNEY JENKINS, Sole Agent,
ia, III south Fourteenth street, below Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-22

OFF INTEREST TO EVERY HOUSE,
W KEEPER is TlLTON'S STEAM-WhsiiEk,
or Tomals Friend which has only 10 be seen 10 Do
appreciated.
tfon at IG Broad street. between Eighth and Ninth
Price. ss aud $40, Us to size. Il. u. TYLEE,
Te l5-6f Agent Tor County, oi JSnLLSo.-
ZINE CITIZENS SADDLES, Ga
I bae Eickei-pIated. Carriage and
Euggy Harness, Brides, Cart aud Wagon f - -
Hairless, Collsrs, Whips, Bits, Spurs;
Horsc-nrushea, Covers, kotes, Gurryt omns.
Traces isRes; Aller's Harness Vii. Ako, Jass
er 10 our frieiiGs and the public generally as shs
iowcs, cash prices. j. il. DiCkERSoS 8 BkO-
TTaEIsS Saddle aud Harness Manufactnt crs, No.
i3Is FRANKLIN street, next doer to Jobnsan stable
70 s-d5m&w3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-22
MARINE INEELs.IGESCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 81, 1874.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. FEDRUARY 20, Is'a
Sun rises. G3l Moon itSLs........ 3:o5
Sun s.,ts ........ 5.9 High tide. 1850
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-22

CHURcn NOTES. The Meade Memorial
church, closed for two Sabbaths past on ac-
count of necessary repairs, having been COM
plctCd, will be open for services tomorrow.
'Ehc weather never intcrfrrcs with regular
services at the Presbyterian church. Service
at the Methodist church as usual.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18
Metallic Burial Cases,
n EA e S e,

which he can deliver on call. lie has the exclusive
agency for these Burial Cases, for Dallas and sur.
rounding countless and can supply them at the low
est prices. Having provided himself with neat
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18

and necessary appendices, he will undertake all the
necessary arrangements for burials with dispatch.
He has determined to make this his exclusive
business and respectfully asks the patronase OF the
public A. w. MORTON.
2gtfl Cochran (ate StilD Street
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18
vVHE STATE OF TEXAS,
To TIE SuEnIEY OF DALLAS Co.-GREEflNo:

tn THE suynIyy OF DALLAS Co.--GREEriNd:
you are hereby commanded that you summon ny
publcation. L. n. Simpson, whose resiacnee ~ nm
known TO he aud appear before tho District oou'
IN he holden in an for the county OF Daiias NJ nv
Courthouse thereofin the city Of Dallas, on 'no ~,
Monday In February, A. ID. lsI3, next, 'nr nn
th,re TO answer the petition Of John Russell n,eS
in said Court against the said l.. D. Simpson, hno
aIlc ring in substance rs follows-to-wit' l"a'
heretofore, to-wit: on the 9th day OF fepiuH a
n 1870 said L. .. Simpson made, executed anu wv
live red TO the said john Russell, his certain pr3 n
;sorv rotc in writing In words aud figures ~ 'oi-
lows-t0.wit: w., O, ,s7o
Ono day after date promise to pay John h'ssr.,'
tho sun, Of Two Hundred Dollars in gold LOT V"'"o
received of him, with interest AT inc i'''' VI w.
per cent. per annum ,,ror,,.sory
nv the tenor and effect Of which SAW prom,. ""i
not. .aid defendent L. d Simpson became nnu,.
and found and agreed and faithfully promse" w. 20" =,
10 The said plaintiff John RUSSELL She SAID enm y,
monev in said promissory note specined tnh, W
nromissory note has long since been dnc, hna H.
defendent was often requested 10 pay on a'' N n
charge the same, and that said de'ehden. Iii
s;npson has Wholly failed AMI refused ana SUI =
fails and refuses to pay the snmc or any par' %
10 The damage of said plaintiff John Russell, rT'
Hundred dsllars. and that said dciebuei' H. ~
Simpson ownes property IN The county =, I
su,ciept to pay of and discharge said promlssor,
note. and prays that said defepdent Il. ~ slppso,
ho LIED 10 appear and his said petition an'
for tndement for his said sum Of money In SAT-
pr omissory note specified. Al;
Herein fail not, but have you then and there UNI
writ before said Court, with your return tneteop
showing how you have executed the same; ,,,b
Witness, John n. Laws, Clerk Oh IN
District Court Of Dallas county.
SEAL Given under my hand and sea- OF s sI
wv in the city Of Dallas, this 'hs lS'h da'
JNO. NJ. LAWS, c. D. c. D. 9, Tex;
No., r cooSprs' peputy, Q5-4tl
Attost-J. NJ. BRowN, Sheriff Dallas Co., Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18

The following interesting Incl
dent is related in an exchange by
one who, on Christmas night OF
1871. sat beside Horace Greeley in
Steinway Hall, during the perform
ance of Handel's Messiah. During
most of tho evening Mr.. Greeley
sat apparently lost in thought, if
not in a doze, and seemingly
oblivious to all that was going on.
But when Miss Kellogg appeared
and sang the great soprano solo,
Il know that my Redeemer lIveth,
he reused up, his face was suffuscd
with Joy, his bright eye was
dimmed with a tear, and he list
ened with that steady earnestness
so peculiar to him when interested.
When it was finished, no hands
more loudly npplauded than his,
no face beamed forth greater salts
faction, and he murmured to hum
self those grandest Of all the words
of the world, II know that my he
deemer liveth." Then again camo
the absent, preoccupied look: nor
did it change until Miss Sterling
sang the contralto recitative, Then
shall be brought to pass the saying
that is written, Death is swallowed
M in victory" when the same
JOYOUS look lighted up his face
Less than asyear from that time,
while he lay YEARLY on his bed OF
pain, the old light came back as he
mutsered al know that my Re
deemer Iiveth," and shortly sfteI
his spirit passed from earth. A
few days later, at the funeral o
Horace Greeley, Miss Kellogg
again sung, with touching pathos
.[~< - Rodoar1or IivotI .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18
Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars

Arc attached to Accommodation Trains between
Houston and Anstin.
Passengers for Waco must talks Mail and tx
press Train leaving Houston at 30 a. m
Tho above Trains mako the folio wing conn"e-
tcns, viz
At Hearno with International r. r. daily (sss.
DAYS exceptedl North at 90 p. NJ. aud 10 A. M;
South. at Q 90 p. m. and is p. m.
AtWcco, with stugcs for Peoria Woodbury.,
Covirgt on, C1elurne, Acton, Granh"rry, weather.
ford and Jackshoro, Tuesdays Thnrs.nys ana sun.
Days, Mt I 20 a. NJ. For rowash on fr,daySa al w
A. m For Valley Mills, Clifton, Meridian, fcoteut-
IrrIcll. nuto, Stcpheneyle, on Mondays and
Thursdays at 90 a. m.
At Mexia, with limo Of Hacks for Fairfield and
Butler, on Sundays and Wednesdays.
At Dallas. West. for Weather ford and Jacksboro
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 90 a. m.
last, for Tyler and Longv.ew, Sundays, Wednes-
days and Fridaysat 2 oOs.S.
For Fort Worth, daily at 7 on n. m.
Southwest, for Clrhurne, every Monday at10o am.
Northwest, for Denton and Gainesville, every
Wednesday at 90 am.
At Mckinney. North with FL Pnso Stage Line
daily, (suniays exccpted) for sherman. Red River
City, aud Terminus of tho NJ. X. a T. ra''rond.
West, via Plot Point Denton, Whitesboro.
Gal nesvil'e Decatur and Jacksboro daily at 500 Ana
East, (Tri .weekiyl Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays, for Groenviile, Beuhan, Paris CisrkN lilo
| aud Jefferson at o 10 n. IN.
At Lcdbetter. with daily stage for LaGrange.
At MoDadc, with daily Stage for Bastrop.
At Austin, with daily Stugs for San Marcos, New
Braunfels, San Antonio and I'll PBso.
Through Rates and Bills of Lndipg given from
Stations on the line of this road to New Orleans and
| New York, via Morean's Line of Steamships Gal
weston to New Orleans and Merchants Line Steam
ships New Orleans to New York, shippers furnish.
| ing their own Bills Lading
For rates, apply to Station Agents, or James ".
| Mangup, Northern Agent, sherman, and Ill. La
| daz, Western Agent, San Antonio.
J. DUEAND, dsuD Supt.
| J.wALDO, G. F. TIA.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18
A Legal Anecdote.

In the Court of Kings Bench,
while Lord Mansfield was presid-
ing, an action was brought on priv.
ileges concerning the boundaries OF
two parishes, and, as is very often
tho case in such matters, much
money was spent to elucidate a
question which was not of conse-
ouence to the value of sixpence
either way. Among the witnesses
was an old farmer of one OF the
contending parishes--a plain, prac,
tical man-who, in the course OF
his answers, had let fall remarks
not complimentary to the legal pro
fession. Lord Mansfield took fan
cy that he would question this man
more particularly, and calling him
to the stand, he said he would like
to ask him few questions con-
corning the customs of those who
had charge of the parish money;
Tho farmer bowed cheerfully and
said he would DO happy to answer.
His lordship proceeded:
ain the course Of your evidence
l think you mentioned that tho par
ish money was often very impru-
IDENTIFY applied?
The farmer nodded assent.
81 think you furthermore stated
that you yourself had at one time
been church warden :?
The farmer nodded afirmatively'
"Of course" pursued his lord
ship, II cannot think that any mis-
application of money occurred while
uou were warden but, if you have
no objection, would like for you
to state what was done with the
money at that timo
My, my lord" answered the far
mer. with lurking smile, to tel
you the truth, the money was worse
{ applied while l was church-warder
than I ever knew before or since.
"Indeed |" said Mansfield, will
interest, show was that ?"
"I1l tell you, my lord. A gen
tleman who had lived several years
J with us went away into Yorkshire
where he died and in his will h,
beoueathed one hundred and fifty
dollars to the poor of our parish
We applied for it again and again
but did not get it. The executor
and lawyers seemed to have it al
their own way, and they liked no
to let go of the money. In thi
strait, feeling that 10 me, as church
= warden, the people were looking
for relief, l came to your lordshil
| for advice-you were then Coun
sclIor Murray-you advised me t.
file a bill in Chancery, and, unde
your direction, we did so. Ate
throwing away a vast amount o
money in the bush, we got, l think
what they call a Decree and sucl
a decree it was, that when all ez
penses had been paid, including tn
settlement of your lordship's bill
we were about one hunured AM
seventy-fve pounds out of pocket
That, my lord, is what / call a mis-
application of parish money"
The fact that bis lordship had N
more questions to ask, would seen
to indicate that he was OF the oil
farmers opinion. 5. e., JR.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18
Roger Minot Sherman.

Whom Roger Minot Sherman was
n young man, and before ho had
gained tho legal reputation which
afterwards distinguished him, ne
was n resident Of Norwalk, Con-
necticut. ITc had been, even at the
ago Of three. and.twcnty, once elect
cd to tho State Senate, and was
highly respected by oil who knew
him; but party politics was on
rampage, and tho political party |
adverse to him having unexpected
| " gained tho ascendency, his OPP
poncnts watched for an opportunl.
" to take him down a peg or two;
A town.mceting was to be held
and town officers elected. inc
meeting convened, and proceeded
with business. The chief officers
of tho town had been elected, and
finally came tho election of n Hog
reeve. The duties Of tho person
elected TO this Office wero to DO par
ticularly watchful of stray pork
ers-to capture them when mani
testify at large-to put rings into
their snouts-and to imprison them
in tho village pound. To this re-
sponsible office his political enemies
proposed to elect Mr.. Sherman. II
being decided that tho minor OIL
cors might DO elected by nomina'
ton, the Moderator called
Gentlemen, you will please 10
nominate for Hog-reeve."
, "Rogcr Minot Sherman IN
y stantly exclaimed q dozen voices
), from the crowd.
Tho Moderator, a staid and wor
y thy citizen, was somewhat perplcx
y ed at this, and would have avoided
,fl tho issue, but the repeated call o
I, the name obliged him to put tn
~ question, and he babe those in ia
;, D vor of electing Mr.. Sherman to tn
/; office of Hog-reove to raise thei
SO hands. sr
a., ~ The majority of elevated hand
"a could not be questioned, but tn
a, Moderator, hoping thus to give tn
,s matter the go-by, declared that
20 was not IL vote. The voters doubt
!, ed tho decision, and called for a d
~ ~, vision of the house, which near
~ simply that all those in favor sha
" gather upon one side Of the hous
"a. while those opposed gather upc
" the other.
o Tho Moderator was still at asian
30 when Mr.. Sherman, who had +
W. "" manned seated in far corner, no
~ arose, and with great frankness D.
ho with reserved twinkle ofhis brig
m. eye, said,-
=; t. "Mr. Moderator, this seems to
ob decidedly a vote, but neverthele,
, Or I would thank You to allow u
;r house to divide, rs it might ASST
ia mo in tho onorous and delicate d
H. 10, ties of the Office, to know ho'0 ma
~, hoqs / pill haze to look after.
;tv None cared to tempt the keen
w., wy tire of Roger Minot Sherman fl
'cb ther, and when the division OF t
"" house was ordered not a man sho
g ed his head on the side of theye'
no G.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18

CTS with genfIcncss and fhorcuxhs
~ ness on the Liver and general circulatioh-
feops the bowels In natural motion. and e!eahses
tho system from all impurities GS. Never iails 10
Cure Liver DR.. D. s. PROHIBITS ToPrii,y
Enlargement, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, loss Of Ape,
te Nausea, sour stomach Heart Burn, a.Oiiao
ness, collie, chronic diarrhea, and chronic oh''S ana
Fever mill, ,L i,lf,l
chemistry and scientific pharmacy this purely veg
tail, table e. .. P Rsrsss test
ortantv YEAR, iuccssant use been styled the Great
RfsronArivR and REcurERAST by the enisGtenss
Testimony of Thousands using 1t; so harnohiomhly
adjusted that it keeps the Liver in hsaithinl action
and when the directions are observed tho too'ss
t;nuss upipterruptodly to ripe old age, aud man,
like the patrlarchs of old, DROPS into the grave iu
siys.E, s. T,s LIVER MEDICINE H Sna4n &
6is prerogative Adapted to the most delicate tenn,
perament and robust constitution, II can % Sseh
With eouaI safety and certainty Of SUGGEST to the
Young child, invalid lady or strong man.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
UNDERTAKING.
A VI MORTON

Respectfully informs the citizens Of Dallas and the
surrounding counties that no has fitted up his es.
Establishment on Cochran Street, expressly for the
business, and is prepared to make Collins at the
shortest no tce to ORDER and trim them In nllstyos.
He also keeps on hand, ut al! times. collins Of all
sizes, ready made with the exception of trimming,
which he can deliver ct an hours notice, day or
night. He has also made arrangements to keep Oh
hand "A full assortment Of
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18
LEGAL ADV'TS.
STATE OF TEXAS,


To rursBErIrr or DALLAS Co.-GnErTiso;
vo,,r..hcrc,v commanded that Won summons by
nnbIcntion l.. r. Simpson, whose r. sidenct " "n-
known 10 be and appear before TIE p'str,c' No"''.
10 he holden in and for the county OF na',, ~,
the Courthouse thercofin the CITY on LhIs' ~" W.,
erst Monday in February A. D. 1873 then ana 'he,s
to answer the petition of John Russell hled ~ sn,n
Court against said L. D. Simpson. Walter wheeler
and W. j. Wheeler, and alleging IN ruu.
heretofore, tc-wit: On the 9th day OF Jahnaiy
n. 1871, said l.. u. Simpson, Walter wheeler "ne
W. ]. Wheeler made, executed and dehSoteo W
rIajntifr John Russell. their certain Joint promis-
sory note, in words and figures as tollows-to-wH'
1880 Dallas Co. Texas' Jan. o, TO- orior
One day after date promise pay 10 the CRUZ ns
of Jybn Russell, the sum of Nine Hundred ana NJ
toen Dollars in currency, for value received nego
tiab,e and payable without defalcaion or discount
with O'per cent interest from date, In gold.
VIM l.. d. Simpson
rsignedl Walter Wheeler.
t'6' j. w. Wheeler.
MT, hr tho ,spor and effect of enid note, said
attendants contracted. agreed and promised 10 pay
nIaintjff or his order, the sum OF Nine nuui =
and Fifteen Dollars in currency, merely nean ~;
currency ofthe United States ana Yen pe mean,no
go,d coin of the United States that saiu no,o i'
due and wholly unpaid that said deienden.s ran'
ofen been reGue sted to pay the sum, but nave 10 ~
ed, refused and neglected 10 pay .ne ooiact ~
nart thereof and still fail, refuse and heget; ~
nav the same or any part thereon, 10 Pian'n
damage te cen hundred dollars The p eemhses, con m
sdered said plaintiff prnys that said deiehaeh' ,h
cited to appear and answer his SAY S S for hi
said debt, interest and demages, and for all cost
and for genera, and special relief a.,
Herein fell not but have You then anu ,hste re
roro said C,urt this writ, with your return 'hsre
an sb"w,nr how you have executed the sane.
witness, John NJ. Laws, Clerk Of the p's''"
| Court of Dallas county ,os.;,
| N Given under my hand and seal OF sai'
To-, hat ~
lSGN/lGth day of Dec. A. D. 1877.
| JNO. NJ. LAWS, c. D. G. =. C., icy;
BY z. L. CooNBgs. Deputy. Toxa.
| Attest : j. NJ. Brown, Sheriff Dallas Co., l'A"''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18

The Waco Examiner says an Egyp-
tan family, from the far off lands of
Pyramids and the Nile, pitched
their tent in the neighborhood of
that city, and that, although no
member Of the family understood a
word Of English, one of them, o
youthful maiden, fell in love with
a young man who understood never
a word Of Eaxptiap. and that the
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18
DIR. o. s. PROHIBITS
NODYNE PAIN X ILL IT
NEVER PAILISGl

KILLS PAIN IN EVERY FORM
O,UREs Pains in the Back, Chesi, Hips or Limbs,
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Coughs, Colds Bronenlca'
AFteiioms, Kidney Diseases Dyspepsia L,eer Lo .h
aa H.ort Br,n Toothache, Ja,1ache, Edrache, Head
ache, spros. Bruises, Csts, Contson. Sore. LGoera
Id Wourds. Scalds, Burns Chill Biains Frost D,fes
Poisons Of all kcnds, vegetable or animal. Ro vi al
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18
|. DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given that the undersgneo
was. on the eth day of November, A. D. lsIz, ap'
pointed Administrator Of the estate OF a,s III
persons indebted 10 said estate, 10 come iors1s
and settle the same and those having clains
aid estate win present them within one year iron
the above date, or they viii 20 barred. ..
Jan. 4. lsTs.-ll7-6w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18
RosADALIs


....,
lUnHE UHEhT SOU tn EhN
| remedy for The cure of Bcro-
A. as,a},,,o,s Tsta, phanns,
u'" o.av'"'ou, mn ino'
usm, Whib bWeiling, Gou =,
l0Oitrc, Consumption, BrOnchi-
a. Nervou, DebiIltv ana nil dIa-
..,s,. s.ey t.s,.. Go
oAses arising from IN ilnPurooo"-
llitiOn OF tho Blood.
The merits ofthi, valuable prcpar-
lation arc 90 wei knswn that passing
lnotice IL but necessary 10 remind tho
lresders Of this Journal ofths necossis
lty OF always having q bottle Of this
medicine among their stock Of family
lnscessities.
Certificates can DO presented from
lmauy leading Physicians, Ministers,
land heads o families throughout tho
lSouth, endorsing In the highest terms
me F,nx Erfrai ~ RssadSIis.
DE. n. Wilson Carr Of Baltimore
Says che has used Il n cases OF ScroE
luls and other diseases with much sat
.sfaction.
DR.. ~; @, rnSh Oh n,i!i .nssr,; 70,
with diseased Blood, saying Il 10 SUI
perhior 70 any preparation no ma ''''
Rev. Dsbney BALL Of tho Dalti.
more "a, f. D 'nh hsn .a So H. u,s
The New York herald., 1873-09-10

PAor-Fourth, nth and sixth

AnUsEMENTs-FouRrH PAGE-Fourth. nth and sixth
AsrRSGSSY-rnuD PAes-s!!n.ln column
second
BOARD fla 1S6 Sfq%as IoDa1Na wANrED-rHnD PAor-Thd
SssHH Jos ss"P
BUSINESS E rnS r4o.s
cry ssa ssSzHs SSR sss%s
CLERRs sSismnN AND sALEsMEN-srzrrrrrH PAar-Third
YSD
HSSfsh aPa Fifth and
S2ssEsS %.sssA seF%
5Rx aoops-EIss1 P4c.;aThirs Column
HUNFURNisHED~srcosp HNFURNiHEDs PIGrEFourth and ait fitR
RuR0PEXN. srEAMsH1Ps-rHrRD PAos-Eourth and
EYES xN5 EAEs-sr1,n.nrz PAe.-sixth column.
xIHA xIHAANGIAL1E..y.s.a .n4! PAs.7Eitth column.
zNb TO LET
:RssS$
HELP ff'%lS%RRT '%lS%%RRTED-pEMALEs-s,.rr.uru p4o.-s.oouu
HELP wANTED-MXLEs-snrrEsru PAoE-Fifh col.
HORSES. oARRIAGEs, &C.-Fnsr PAGr-Fourth, nth
HOUSES EooR5 e. ffus r4e.rAd
sgSSy se,gmn
BERGEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALK-sEooND
ISAf A4 RE r4sns,stn column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sixth column.
P4SsFn column
zsD bsEssaAkaFas, pAo--rhru
AIsCELLANEoUs ADVERTISEMENTS = TwrLrH
NUsICAL-FouRrH PAGE-Third column.
PKRHONAL-FIRsT PAGn-First column
fIANOFORTES, ORGANS kC.-FoURrH PAGE-Third
POST SFFIGE NoTIoE-FrRsr PAex-sixth column.
PdSsI1a SS1p
ouT Of aG oY For SALE OR TO
REAL ESTATE wANrED-srcosp p4cr-rhird column.
SALES AT AUCTION-FoURrH PAGE-First and second
SITUATIONS WANTED ED-FEMALES-FouRrrENrH PAGE
Sixth column; FIrrKENrH PAcR-First second, third,
fourth, NTH and sixth columns, and SIXTEENTH
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs-srxrrrs PAGE
SPECIAL NoTiCEs-Fmsr PAss-First second and
sPoRTISG@D0as. cOS BIRDS, 4c-F1asr PAor-Fourth
ssgx.SEk KEsoRTs-TnInR PAonsaFSurth column.
Is EET SUss
S5Sas as5
WANTED 70 PGRca&sEA P4o.-Fth COL
wRsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
~ tET@SsGoNp s = Eco PAGr1Second column
SACHTs, sTEAaBoATs, 4c"szrSsSTn 'G'4 P4dn-si1th
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The New York herald., 1873-09-10
HORsEs. CARRIAGEs. &c.

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GREAT s JoNks STREET At i iSs ooEock FRo2Pf'
all the elegant first class and blooded stock of George
spent the summer at Saratoga and Newport are now
obliged to return to California, and consequently offer
Team % Of Se hsndsOmest st black Closely mated and
fast trotting Mares in the city, 6 high and years
ra handsome IN appearance have ne style action and
gait with fine even dispostion and act and drive like
safety fear othins are rssoate and ali day drivers
road too long o en- @ n snge
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ton, good qualities and beauty make them an extraor
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all harness fine, natural styled horse as ever was
driven Is without vice. trick fault or blemish will tISt
die; is brave and fearless and warranted sound and
Also the nne and fast chestnut Trottng Horse COL
DEN l5 high, years old sired by Golddust dam thor
oughbred was raised by Dorsey when Eve years old
and 2s4s; has since troted trials in 2s9 and s
sSy s to road wagon ney gated and
horse as goes the road is second to is warranted
sound, kind and reliable and first class trotter:
this season; was sired BY Clarke 66Ief dam BY Pilot
genteel and ganes roters on the road has record Of
2s51 and with few days preparation can always go
ne style and gait and one Of h fastest trcters to road
wagon on the road is warranted sound and kind.
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and used but few times; set Of fine double and two
snRe s,s R Sheets Lap koe &C. the whoe cemprn
first class stock in every particulars and a will be sold
Also Independent Of the above celebrated fast and
handsome Trotter; can trot in 5 Full particulars ct
Sale positiye rain or shine