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The Grange advance., 1873-11-05

tl0nal trouble ana cost Will be repaid in
the feed that will be saved, and doubly re-s
paid II the good sound healthy condition 81
your cattle in the spring. As good Patrons
you will enjoy clear conscience and got
some pleasure from the comfort Of your
animals Besides providing shelter, ar
rangements should be made for supplying
them with pure water. It is doubtful.
whether our cattle in this North
west suffer more from any other causes
than from that Of thirst, and from
cold, and slipping and falling IN being
driven to and from water. They are often
driven to streams. the edge Of which are
all covered with glare ice, the beasts are
forced on to and over this to their great
terror and often pain and injury. Good
cisterns should be provided at every stable,
unless living water is at hand, and the stock
should have all the water that they want
without having to face driving storms, or
to break their necks to get it. The ami
mails should be literally fed this month.
Then, the domestic fowls are part Of
the Patrons trust. They should have
warm, dry, airy place, with plenty Of food
and pure water. More attention is neces-
sary for the comfort Of birds and stock at
this time Of the year than any other. Gel
lars should be looked after; none Of the
present light crop Of vegetables should be
permitted to freeze, and be wasted for
want of a little care. Fruit trees and
shrubbery must have proper care and pro-
lection.
Machinery should be housed where it
will be kept dry until wanted for use. The
washing of implements with petroleum as
they are stored away will preserve the wood
and keep the iron from rusting. Let econ
omy and order, which are found among the
foundation principles of our order, be faith
fully observed, and then, .'when the ripened
fruits and falling leaves Of autump give
place to the winter storm, as Husbandmen
we can enter into the enjoyment Of that rest
from physical labor which gives one leisure
for mental and moral culture, and in our or
der brings us into that circle where un-
bounded confidence prevails, and where We
study the good of ALL
The Grange advance., 1873-11-05

THE GRANGE ADVANCE is the title Of a
new paper, neatly executed and in quarto
form, recently established at Red Wing.
It is edited with ability and as its name
suggests. is mainly devoted to the discus
sion and promotion Of those interests en-
braced in the, Grange movement. From
the number before US, we Judge the Ap-
VANCE is neutral in politics, laborinp.
seemingly, for the best good Of the farm
ing and other industrial interests in the
State-Rochester Post. .zaa 55a ss 5s
The Grange advance., 1873-11-05
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

called at the house of Mr.. E. W. Knott,
in the town of Bloomington, Hennepin
county, few days ago, where was shown
some of the finest dent corn ever saw in
my life, and have raised corn in the State
of Illinois. Some of the stalks measured
III feet in length Mr.. Knott showed me
some perfectly formed ears y inches in
length. The corn is thoroughly ripe and
husks 120 bushels of ears to the acre.
Mr.. ]. Dean, the great lumberman of
Minneapolis, commenced life in Minnesota
in this town, and pre-empted the farm now
owned by Mr.. Ellingson at the Blooming
ton Ferry. He left here and went to Min
neapolis a. carpenter and worked his
way up by indomitable energy, industry
and economy. His neil ghbors here say he
was one Of the hardest-working men in the
town. He is now the principal member of
the largest lumber company in the State.
excepting perhaps w. D. Washburne & Go.
Passing up the Sioux City s. St. Paul R.
R., l next stopped at the little town of
Jordan, in Scott county. According to the
census of 1870, this county had popula-
ton Of 1902 and the village of Jordan
numbered 700. Both have materially in
creased since that time. The business at
this station last year amounted to $780,
There are two Touring mills here which
manufacture about 10000 barrels of flour
| annually. There are two lumber yards
which do business Of about 500, 600 feet
per annum. Two breweries at this place
furnish this section of the country with
10000 barrels Of beer annually. find
two tanning mills and pump factories, do
! ing fair business. There is also brick
yard which does d very large business.
Shops, stores, hotels, &c., seem to be doing
| an active business.
The line Of the Minneapolis & St. Louis
road is surveyed through this place, but
work upon it is suspended for the present
for want of funds, probably, as this branch
is under control Of the Northern Pacific
Company, and must share the embarras-
ment of that company, but its ultimate COM
pletion can only be question of time
! There is still great deal Of excitement
in this county over the late Butter6eld-
Howe elopement case. Nor is it the mere
loss Of money, arising from the failure of
Mr.. B., that creates the deep and wide
spread feeling that exists. Two homes
have been desolated and disgraced, and
every member of the community feels the
blow, while the actual loss Of money is
confined to few. 1t is no bad omen that
society shudders to its very extremities
when single blow has been struck at the
| sacredness of its homes H.
The Grange advance., 1873-11-05

Women are to have the right to be Regis
ters Of Deeds, Notary's Public, School off,
GERS and Librarians under the new con-
stitution Of Michigan.
The Grange advance., 1873-11-05
GRANGE ADV ANCE.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8. 1873.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Single Subscribers 32 per year. g.
Grange clubs of ten OF more $3.50.
Subscriptions payable invariably in advance.
All money should be sent by Draft or Post Office
Order to TIE GRANGE ADVANCE, Red Wing, MINI.
Please send in your subscriptions at once.
The Grange advance., 1873-11-05

Marshal Bazaine in his trial had tele-
grams, showing that his delays at Metz
were occasioned by orders from the EN-
peror.
The Grange advance., 1873-11-05

The Boston School Board report against
corporal punishment. Solomon's proyerb
is found not to apply to Young America,
however good they might be for the chill
dren of Israel. The proverbs for the pres
ent day should have been, "spare the
child and never mind what becomes of the
rod" and . Bring up a child and away he
will vent"
The Grange advance., 1873-11-05

A young lady at Durand, ILL.,, would not
study bookkeeping in the High School
The Principal expelled her, in accordance
with vote of the Board of Education. A
jury awarded the young lady just $3.50
damages, in suit against that Principal
This is certainly new way of making
money. That young lady ought to have
the " franchise"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-13
lhSlderatiDn OF the Scott case Post
| pOncd Until Thursday.
prcign nMd Domestic Mark cts

'RFial to the Dallas Herald.
AUSTIN, May l2.--ITouse-A bill was
i&'ed merging the Waco and Northwest
~ Railroad with the Texas Central and
PAS facitlo, as agreed upon by the COM
IA zee OF conference. A great many bills
resolutions we're referred. Several
's'e bills Of no Importance were also
kFsedi also the amendment 10 tho Dallas
Wichita Railroad. John Henry Brown
obtained this and also charters for
Dallas Banking and Insurance Com
~ Dallas Commercial Club, Mechanics
IA Estate and Savings Association of
A', and the Dallas Military institute
no Immigration Committee report q
Dill, and ask an appropriation of $780,
and the appointment of one agent in
united States and two in Europe.
" DILL was also passed Incorporating the
r'mah, Tyler and Henderson Railroad,
granting land to that and tho Wlch-
" road.
'aalng debate on the Pacific and East
y road the House adjourned.
nv senate to-day was very stormy,
|, r'H feeling being exhibited, and il was
y exciting during the entire session
f"'pr0'est signed by the Representa-.
and Senators against the decision of
speaker in the Scott case was read
z Syead on the minutes. Then a mo.
A /" made, appealing TO the Senate
~ this decision. The Senate re.
s'o sustain, by vote of 10 to 10,
'"' Pyle and Cole voting with the
"'ncans) then the Democrats, claim
W" no question was before the Sem
mat the Impeachment court had ad-
wv I'LL the 4th OF February, and
not DO rsasssmbled BY motion,
reused to vote. The Republicans
~'a that the Democrats were In con-
\" The Republicans wanted to carry
"With a rush, but were met by bold
NO. though in the minority, held
y -,''on 10 adjourn till Monday was
81 W. Cole voting in fav,r Of this mo-
S'ae by Franks, that time to cool
s"' be had, that they might go back
~ GUESS.
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Weather Report.


WARRINGTON, May 12.-For the north
west and upper lakes, aud thence to Mis-
souri, and Kentucky, q lew barometer,
south westerly TO north-easterly and
north westerly winds; cold, cloudy
weather and wind for Tennessee, the Gulf
and SOuih-Atlantic States; a falling bar.
omeier, increasing temperature, south
westerly wiads, cloudy weather and rain
for the lower lakes AID Middle States,
with rising barometer, partly cloudy
weather and norih-westerly to south
westerly winds and rain on the former.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-13
TIE Laiter Day Saints Of Omaha had A

The Lsiter Day Saints Of Omaha had a
dark seanss recently, all brought about by
the unsophisticated innocence of a local
commissioner Of the press. 1t seems that
{" the peculiar people of Omaha are
blessed in having the services OF muscu.
lar saint Us an under SHEPPARD. On the
evening in question GENTLE reporter,
probably instigated by pious motives,
went to church. His note book also went.
The preacher began to talk, the reporter
TO write. The former bsheli the latter
practising the black art of the Gcntiles
with CONSERVATION. He descended from
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-13

seat, gently laid hia lnhd apon din, and
firmly told him to desist from Ms rrporto-
rial lebors The sheppard resumed dis H.
bors OF leading the flock also the reporter
his work of taking notes, 1t was too
much. That @ipt waS riled,, lie made a
rush for the note.tAktr, saatclcd his book
and hurled II across the room. The lights
wsrc OK iaguished, and the congregation
made great ulroar. Pending the melee
the press commissioner hsd hisrevengo by
kissing the fair occupant OF the next pow.
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Ar tho recent wedding OF n Bava rian
army officer ISL of his brother officers
claimed the right to kiss the bride. She
responded to each smack, and want
tired the least bit. How different from
this are the pale, siokly American girls.
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by TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESSIONAL CONFERENCE
n In ST. LOUIS.
|brsl Interchange Of l,vs for Improvement cf Tho
N Vest and South
|The Louisiana Difficulty
III II PRESIDENT GRANT THINKS OFF
10 Will Support Kellogg with the
Power Of the Government
forthcoming Proclamation OF the
~ President.
|All Available Troops TO be Sent
n to Gencrai Emory.
I|lltnpted Assassination Of The Herman Emperor
ATTLE WITH THE MOD0CS
INE SAVAGES REpULSED
Nhitelaw Reid Arrested for Libel
AplNGs OF THE LEGEsLATURE
Nfant of Land to the Dallas and
Wichita Railroad.
tehSidtratiDn OF the Scott case Post
# pOncd Until Thursday.
xprcign nMd Domestic Markets
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STAGE LINES.

Fort Worih-Doparts dsilyat 3pmArrlycs at 10
M "4 $500. I'll.
Tyler Departs at ! \ m,arrivcs at I m, arrives
eyciv day but Tuesday and departs every day Int
Wednesday. - .-. 49,
nenton--Arri,cs Monday. NFodsesdOy and Friday
at = M; departs Tuesday, Thursday AMI saturday
attain 'fty EHI .f'.
Clebmnc-teparto Sunday and Thursday Mt am
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Trains from the south, arrives at,.....ol252 r. m
north, " ,,,,,", 2:23 p. n,
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A ,nor Ar fnE aEkMAN EMtENon.

LoNboN, May l2,-~Ihe Telegraph hiss n
special that the Emperor CT Germany,
while holding review Mt St. Petersburg,
received bullet in his helmet, and that
the adjutant was severely wounded. Thu
shot was fred by a priest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-13
ANOTHER RATTLE WITH rnr nanors.

ANOTHER BATTLE WITH Tux MaDoUs.
SAN FRANCISCO, May IA courier mr.
rived at freka at o'clock this morning
with newsof . battle between I!ssbrsnck s
command and the Modoos. The Indians
were repulsed No further particulars
have yet been received.
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ROME, May ll.--Duripg the sitting of
the Chamber of Deputies yesterday n
crowd Of two hundred persons marched to
the Quirinsl, making ricous demonsra-
tons, and shouting for the complete ahol-
ishment of religious corporations. The
police made n stand against the mob, and
prevented 1t from entering the palace. ona
policeman was wounded.
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1t is apprehended that Whtellw Reid
will be arrested after the funeral Of Chief
Justice Chase for libel snit enterered here
to-day by Rem Butler In behalf Of Ilcnia-
min Comp, whom the Tribune called
typical Uld rascal. Damages laid at $50.
600.
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A letter from John Bright to the Re-
publican convention at Birmingham dis
cOuutshanccd the Republican agitation,
and smphatisally declaring that the writer
had no sympathy with those who sought
TO uproot the British monarchy.
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+ YRBKA, 9--An expedition to bring the
bodie, of Liebenants Cr6nsiaii and Con
rad, who fell on the 26th ult., buried the
bodies whore they were found deconposi-
tien prevented removal.
WASHINGTON, May l2.-Msjor Chandler
of the regular army died in the insane hos
pital.
The New York herald., 1873-10-18
DRosPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.

CoMMkSCING TUESDAY ocfoBER n
2:26 $500 to arst $500 to second and 500 10 third
J L. poty enters b. m. LYDIA THOMPSON
J.J; Bowen enters &. g.. Ben Fiagler
w. Lowell enters br g Barney Kelly.
J. II, Philips entersb g. I'd. White.
Us: Baker enters b. g ION Keeler
2ss 500 to first sSY to % second and $50 70 third
Ssry,, Mhltson enter. hr D. n m psqne
owner enters rses6 c6 g Sterling ~
John Pbas Hnrphy enter; Ss~el srsd FAKE JAKE
- 9L'Its sEc6Np 'fb'49sraHu5hsbST: SSST. %
PURSE No sy rmm Col, saSe
c. s. Burr enters b. c. Reform
Edwin Perrin enters br. c. TopgalanL
Daniel Prefer enters blk $ Daniel Boone
J. W. Pendergast enters en-. IN. Lady Emma.
A. J. Heck enters b. g. Iothespin.
J: II: Phillips enters 8. &. Jack praocr
James D9ngyey 1g " enters s. g. d1r6s I'd Eaton
PURSE No ssso for H horses that nave beaten
minutes $500 to first Sl5O to second and $50 to third
A O. Whitson enters blk m Maria.
J. Gof enters b. g. Dexter B.
Owner enters ch. z. sterling.
j. Mckee enters s. & Silver Fail.
John Moore enters b. m Effie Dean.
L l, $. sammis enerss 9 Farmer Farm Boy ;.
VS. Ihoms enters br g PM y Neal Jr.
PURSE 10 s-ss5oo frse ioT an. $500 to arst $1,000
Daniel Mace enters ch g. Judge Fullerton.
W. Lowell enters b. IN. American Girl.
c. S. Green enters b. m. Gazele.
Admission to held grand stand and quarter stretch g.
10 cao eae nSpse o
dav and track Coney Island cars leave Fulton terry
every ten minutes for the grounds .r.n
GEORGE W. OAKLEY, Superintendent
The New York herald., 1873-10-18
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
BARKER 4 CHAsE's
"A CITY AUCTION MART AND N Y. TATTERsALLs,
corner OF Broadway and Thirty ninth street
MAJOR CHARLES W.. BARKEk AUCTloNEER.
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES, Carriages &C..
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SAIIRl

At BARKER 4 CHAsE's
MASoR SefRec ecHARIEs q RS" W. M slsKER AucTioSEER.
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES, Carriages; &C..
TwENTy.FoUR Hours allowed for trial
THIS is THE ONLY AUCTION mart in the state hay.
ing the proper facilities for showing horses on saleylz
Aarge Driving Rink entirely under cover, and plenty
o. room e SciAf4LoGuY OF SALE THIS DAY,
pA AT u o,GLocK L0IT co,pp,srSo -.
fast brown Hambletonian uotting Mare Celia Joslyn
sired bv Iron Duke ~ high; years old en- elegant
beat so to-day nothing be driven at speed
by lady with safety, and warranted sound.and kind
Also no qe ,op soIa s%ts, wgsn built BY Brewster
NO TOP ROAD WAGON, Pole and Shafts, built by
Brewster Of Broome % street
EXTRA SPEEDY BAY HAMBLEToNIAN Colt; sired
by Major Edsail and bred in Orange county 55a high
In IS: can beat three minutes oday and is Warranted
sound and kind the property Of W r. Olmsted OF Brook
yPA whG s P !0 sIb eGf9Ps %SoSs G Wednesday next
THE HANDSOME BAY TRoTTING GELDING Luck
now, sired by Young America. dam BY Abdallah Chief
ana great roadster; has record Of 80 show As
to-day Is afraid Of nothing gentle Tor any one to drye
and warranted sound ana kndi sold to close an estate
VERY SPEEDY soRREL MORGAN rRoTTING Geld.
s arve2 2 cam tros AS double or single gsnde for
lady, 10 drive and Is warranted sound and kind.
ExRh ssk BA qsasy FaaY Or ROAD Mare
high years old tree pleasant driver; can road ten
mf sor da sSd anFE s9gHd @ hg ipa
old prompt, free driver: trot in Sl0, and Is war
NEW 4Np M Harness. Horse Clothing
ALSO HIGH BRED BAY Bambletonian Gelding and
FIVE CHEAP WORK Horses.
FULL DESCRIPTION at sale.
SALES NEVER POSTPONED on account of weather.
The New York herald., 1873-10-18
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-sEcosDP PAcE-Third fourth nth and
AsTROLOGY~sEooSp PAcr-Third column
bn BbnILLIAARDs-E5EyES5H APPS s pAcE-sixth column.
BoARp S0hS AND IopdINo wANrED-ELHvEsru PAGE
$R aszHE sSs sss%a
BUSINESS soiS pAor-sixtn
BUSINESS SoTIoEs-srvrsrH PAcs-Finh and sixth
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcosD pAcr-FIrst
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-rwrLrrH P4cp-Fourth col
4sB sss
CoAsTWisE 'siTfEAMsHIPs-ErpvEsru pAoE-slxth col
DENTIsTRY-ELEvEsTH PAeE-Fourth column.
S AND
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-ELEvrsT P1as-Fiith and
Eug6PEaEnsSsSTH T PAcr15Fourth column.
psGs1siSsh s d, column
FINE column SGia@n
RSoMs AND hfaRlSrs TO
ELEyEyTH LEY PAcE5Third and fourth columns.
HE'LL wAsTEDMFEMHLEsA SGia PAcr-rhird col.
HELP ANTED-MALEs-TwsLrru pAar-Fourth and
HORSES. oARRfAGEs 4o.-Frnsr P4Gs-rhird and
h9TsE M
JERSEY nokH mpsSs city AND BRR
Gen REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-snoosD P1cE-
LEoTtRE sEAsoN-srcosD PAer-Third column.
LOAN OFFICES-FIRsT PAGE-Fifth column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsr pAcE-First and second col.
MAChINERY-FIRsr PAcE-Ffh column.
MAKBhE n ABI,o oMANTELs-sEcosn PAGE.second column.
coaSn column
GiLIINEEY ,3ND DREsSMAKiNGAFlR PAGE
M1scEIIaSPoUs hSlHlR ADvEErIsEMENrs-Trsru PAGE
ELI sHa%R pAcr-Fourth column
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-Sixth column
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-First column
PLANoFoRTEs, ORGANS, &C.-ELEvESrH PAcE-Fourh
PoLITICAL-ELEvESTH PAGE-second column.
POST OFFICE NoTICE-tIRsr PAcE-sixth column.
sITuarIoNs
ppophpTv IwsIyTn nfi PacE1Thrd ~ r coImn n poD ma
RENT-SEcoNp PAcE-First and second columns
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-sEcoND PAGE-second
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sxcoND PAon-seeond col
RELIGIOUS NoTIcEs-F1Rsr PAcr-slxth column
SALES AT AUCTION-TwELFrH PAGE-Fifh and sixth
sITU4TioNs Observation-Disclosures PAGE
First second and third columns.
SlTUATiONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Third
SPECIAL NoTiCEs~FIRsr PAcE-second and third col
sPoRTING-DoGs. BIRDS, 4c-Frnsr PAeE-rhird
THE TRADEs-TwrLrrH PAcE-Fifth column
THE TuR@FaFIRsT Re- PAGE-Third column.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPosEs-ELEvENTH PAGE
TRAyELLEk's GUIDE ELEVENTH. pAcr-sixath column.
UNFQRNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PRoPERTY 'iS FOR SALE OR
,,,,,, TO LET-,SEGoSp PAGE irst column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS, &C-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth col
umn.
The New York herald., 1873-10-18
HORSES. CARRIAGES, Z

HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
GsHPBHttET ceHP Rsde GsE8 ey 2uTey hny FEW times
ooUPE, in PERFECT ORDER, built BY brewster
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON, NEARLY NEW
BGt Sy SSSnSy WIZ Slf M a9f A. ha r sv sre
CLAkENcE, IN PERFECT ORDER, Built BY
TOP SIDE BAR WAGON, NEARLY NEW. built BY j.
j. Roas easwS,sf waron, iSi Cailt by oorbet
Top and no top Wagons at panic prices
nfSb tSF SF SuSs SOUND Horses
At the Horse and cafFsSf @SikIHM hass q Van rAssE1L
old stand ITO. liz and ia East thirteenth Street
near Fourth avenue.
A MAJOR cHAs .ySdHkHNs Y sAEKER, AuoTIosEER
DAH SnnASEsTsB HfsE,s aBSAH ESeTAHHs T4HH OF
NO. sos WEST HGsEy f5 Ssa SaA4hEs STREET NEAR
ON TUFs9tH 2Hk gS5SREF gfgSR I'll AH O'CLOCK
xa1h Sss HE 1T
5aGKs6s sS ELs 5H sIAE oEokdE
HfK THEE LFbE rFdFrRRs }fssy WESE S. ms
S % q hs snd o %
AXE s AZ u %aRRAhp SOUND and kind
and are az w slsfaP r. and N efs h DRYERS We
tober Is. and up to sale when Mr.. Mace viii be home
BARKER CHASE's City Auction Mart and New York
NO PosTpONEMENT on account OF the weather.
A BRooME STREET BREWSTER CLARENCE, IN
n elegant order glass 'front.' Coach, Coupe,
Rockaway, four-seat do, slide seat, light ond
hand Rockaways side bar top Wagons 20 top and
Road Wagons, by Svers, Brewster, Duscnbury Van
duser, &c. top and open Pony Phactons. lsukv.
Express Wagon, e scishs single and double Harness
WIN. II. GRAY. 20 and % Wooster street
A VERY FINE ASSORTMENT OF
n English Lap Rugs, Blankets. Saddles, Harness &C.
E. BARrLETTs importing house,
NY PERSON HAVING FINE ESTABLISHMENT
n Horses Carriages Harness, &c., desiring 10 SELL
sacrifice for cash Address box S9ls Post ONCE with u
particulars
A CHANCE FOR SPECULATION Two HORSES,
~ suitable for any business, TO be sold nj sacrnee,
Tor want of at a Wooster street inquire saturday
and sunday.
A SPLENDID PRIVATE HORSE FOR SALE CHEAP
N Unexccptionabe and fisy warranted; bay, l5h
hands; steps in three minutes. Also nne Buggy. Ad
dress L. HOPKINS, 6l Broadway.
A RARE CHANCE-FoR SALE, AT BARGAIN, A
N nne young team OF black Clay Mares. lbh hands
stylish and close minntesi cost 80 ast
stable l5 and II Bast Twenty eighth street
A UCTTON sALE-THIS DAY, AT II O'CLOCK, OF
n and second hand top Buggies Road wagons
kockaways Phaetons. Coupcs Business agons seVera
Horses single and double Harness kobeS Blankets &C.