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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07
NOTICES.

District Court ofthe United Statss)
for the In BankFuptcv
District Of Delaware.
In the matter OF Thomas J. Graves BankruDt -
District Of Dsa aare, IS
This Is 70 give notice that a warrant of Bank
ruptcy has been issued out OF the District Court
OF the Uaitea states for the District Of Delaware
against tie estate of Thomas ]. Graves of VIII.
trict. who has been GdjudGed u bankrupt on the
petition Of . creditor; that the payment Of any
debts ana the delivery Of any property Belonging
TO such Bankrupt. to him, or for his use, and the
transfer ct any property by him. are forbidden by
Law; and that meeting Of the Creditors of said
Of more Assignecs Of his Estate. will be held az 3
CouIt Of BanEFuptcy to be holden at No COO King
Street. in Wilmington City, before Levi G. Bird
Esq., Register IN Bankruptcy for said District, on
the goth day Of October. A d.. 1873, at 10 oclonk
A. NJ.
JOHN II. DUNN.
OctS 1t U. S. Marshal, for said District,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07

No LIeHT.-If there is one thing more than
another which needs the attention of our CIV
Council it is the lighting of our street lamns on
stormy nightS. Under the resulst In lhe LAMPS
are not required to be lighted, during the pre-
yalenoe Of the moon, but no provision is made
Tor stormy nights. Last night, had the wealth
tr been iaVors BILE, lhe moon would have shone
brilliantly. ard there would have been no need
i0r other light. But ii happened, TO be dark
ana stormy night: jnst the night of all tthers,
when light was needed, and vet moi one m he
lamp-lRhiers had antiority to lisht street
lamp The effect was that The streets were da,k
AMI gloomy, and nniueky pedesir riars plunged
into puddles of water, aud intI with all kif d, az
mlthaPs. while walking along llIe siTeals. This
ls serious evil, and needs attention Onr Civ
Council cahnrt expecl 10 regulate The weather
nd therefore they should make provisinn 10
have the street lamps lighted on stormy nights,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07
socITGIEs.
MEKTISas rats EvaxtNA.

%Washington Lodge, No l. A A. at hall
Second and King streets
Asylum Lodge, No %. o o r, at Odd Eel.
lows Hall, ThIrd and King streets
Good Intent Division, No ,, S Of 4, at Hall
Fifth and Market streets
Humanity Circle, B U A, Hall 5OI Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No 3. X of l., ct knights OF
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street
Washington Division, No 9, of T Fifth and
Market streets.
American Star Lodge. No l, q F, at Good
Fellows Hall, Third and Market streets.
Fidelity Temple. No. |, True Tenplars. AZ Hall
cor. of 9TH and Spruce streets
American Star Lodge, No. /, !. o. ofG f., now
meets in The McClary Building
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07
NOTICE.

T WILLIAM BAXTER, do hereby give notice
4 that shall apply to the Judges OF the Court
Of General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery
Of the State Of Delaware, in and for the County OF
New Castle, at the November Term. A. ID. 1873. for
a License to keep a Store for the sale of Liquor
and General Merchandise. at No. West Fourth
street. Wilmington. DEL, and the following free
holders recommend the said application, to wit
II, T. FineKan. Jr.. Peter Springer.
L. S. Taylor. c. WitsiI,
p. Lambert. A. Bickta,
VIM. II. Chadwick, William Green,
X j. McManus. Thomas ID. Gibson,
Hugh W. CurnR James MeLnnan.
John Byrne, James smith,
Charles Schmith, Conrad Keller
Jacob Hauser. @. kehfufs
Patrick Monaghan, James Clark,
kmmor yeheTis. Francis Bickta,
Edward L. Rice. John Stiiber. Oct7 81
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07

DEATH FROM APPoFLExY Ellen Cooper, a
colored woman, was iound i'll a helpless condi.
ton, suffering from attack of heart disease,
Sunday night. by a number Of ladies, who were
returning home from Asbury church One of the
lldies, with characteristic Christian phianthF04
ply, procured q chair from a neighbours house,
and summOning to her assistance several coIored
men, had the unfortunate woman conveyed to
her home In Greeley ST., near the BrRndywius
railroad bridge, where she died about II O'Clock
p. NJ. Deceased was twenIy-one years of age and
was to have been marIiet in a short time.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07
Special Notices.
ut. F. KunkeI's Bitter Wine Of IrO

T. +. kankeis celebrated Bitter Niue Of Iron
will ensetutliy cure liver mUlaiut jlundce dys-
pepsia. eh tonc nervous debility. chronia diar-
rh9I disease OF tae Kidneys, and all diseases
arising FROM dIS1TdereJ liver. stomach or lntes.
ures; suci as constipation, hltulence, inward
piles. ullness o( blood the heit. acldtF of the
stomach, nausea heartburn, disgust t0r food, null
mes Of weight IA the stomach, sore eructatlons,
sinking oI huticrng at the UT oi the stomach.
swimming I the head, hurried or difficult breath
ing. hltterIng ct the heart choking or sunocailng
sensslIahs W0eu Ia q lylng posture. Gimness 81
vision, dots webs belUTe the slEht, duli pain IN
the head, deficiency OF bersplTaiioD ytllowntss OF
the sEIn aBd eyes pain ln the SIDE back, chest
limbs. dS.. sudden flashes OF heat, burning IN the
hssh constant imaginings of evil and great dCnrcs
sl0n # spirits.
They are entirely VeRei able and ftee frem alec
hOlIe stImulent and all injurious IngI edIcuIs aud
are pleasant IN taste aud smell, mild IA their ope
ratiOns viii remove impurities iroil the body and
glVe health ana NlCUT tu The frame.
beware OF ceunterieits. Toe genuine Is sold
only in 6 bottles.
sold bv Druggists and dealers everyWhe Il
T. kUNkEL, Proprietor. No 80 North Ninth
street. Philadelphia. IA. sep.2 i.taW2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07
ExEcuToR's SALE OF
R EAL ESTATE.
IN BRANpYwINE nuNnREn. ,

M I'LL be sold at Public Sale, on TUESDAY.
w October 2lst. 1873. on tn e premi ses the Farm
OF Martin II. Lodge. deceased. containing a3out
oO acres oil Land. The improvements con- -
sist OF a good Frame House and Barn, Isd
Barn 40xaJ. stabling tor 10 cows and tour lA
horses; water at tho house door; a large lot llt
of Fruit Trees of the best varieties; ~ acres Of
asparagus, making an income of about $500 per
year. The land is in good st ate of cultivation
hlgh and healthy, overlO0King the Delaware River
n mile from the Practical Farmer, and 2L mill
iron Claymont Depot. Also. Four Acres Of Meadow
Land IN Cherry Island Marsh, and a lot of good
Timothy Hay.
sale to commence at o'clock Pm. Conditions
al sale; q. W. LODGE,
sep3 davis Executor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07
rrwAwUuA. Avn UOMMrRCIAI..
CRY NOTICES.

EXTENSIVE Business Charles Kyle has reccv-
trJd his health and III give his FersOnAt attention
to the sale con iectOns nuts aud irutt,
at the N. ". corner "F The Second street market
house, AMI wiIl he pcllc and acco IN mOjatlug RS
ever lie will aisa keep ice cream at the corner
of 81 Kth ami orange Sts at his residence. Tie also
ntands u o. ~ tuA sylvan SpTinGs. near the ct'Y
TAiiW y depot, wuere thern will be coaVenienoies
for piaaics AMI every arraugsmeut tor the accom-
modati0a 0f alt VIA may VISA t. pass "A pleasant
afternoon. Charley Is elterprisIng aad deserving
OF eaeuurJgement. No IhIoXttAtIns Liquors SOLD on
tue ground suglj-dam
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07
Police Cases.
BEFoKE MAYOR srMMs.

Hugh Dougberty, on Saturday evening last.
while in an intoxicated condition met Mrs. Mar.
garci Worrcl, near Fifth aud Pine streets, and
selling hold of her shook her violently He was
afterwards arrested, aud held 10 hail, IN the sum
Of S4Oo, TO answer the charge at the next term OF
Court.
Fred Swikey, for assault aud battery ON Ben.
Sewell, was fined costs, and held TO bail, in the
sum of $500, to ksep the peace
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07
NOTICE.

CHARLES J. KYLE. do hereby give
4 3 notice that shall apply to the judges of the
COurt Of General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail
Delivery, Of the State of DelaWaFs in and Tor the
County Of New Castle. at the November Term, A.
D. 1S7Ss for License to keep Tavern at s. f. cor.
Of Fourth and Orange streets. Wilmington. Del,
called the "WSstern Hotel and the following free
holders recOmR end the said application. to wit;
G. Witsil ii. +. Finigau, Jr,,
EmmOr Jederis ThOs. ID. Gibson,
Chas. Schmith, Peter Springer,
LeOnArdt Hamann, =. Monaghan,
Edward Farmer, Conrad Keller,
Henry Grebe, William Baxter,
VIM. ii. Chadwick, Thomas Burke,
Il j, McMAnus. Jacob Hauser,
Micheal MegAry, John Dugan,
John Stiiber, Il. Rehfuss
a. Bickta, Francis Bickta,
William 0reen. James Clark.
Oct7-3t-T.. r. 4 7.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07
n1a PUBLfC SAFES.
O0LE q MILLER, AuctIonoeVs,
Ath and King streets. WILMINGTON, DEL
PUBLIC SALE
PUBL1C SALES.
OF FIRsT Class FuRNIruRn.

Al their Auction Room. cor. 4lh and King streets.
1873, at = o'clock, p NJ, sharp
Handsome farior aud Cha.nber Furniture. Oiled
alhut, Plush Sofas, Reception and Hall Chairs
Center Tables. Hat Racks and Wardrobes Walnut
Bedsteads. Marble TOp Bureaus and Wash Stands
slnut Rocking Chairs. Also nearly new Brussels
ana Ingram Carpet Also several fine OIL paintings
fine Hiit and Bronze Clocks other clocks. Feather
Iinows, Mattresses. aud many Othe Goods &C.
Fhe Furniture will be ON Exhibition ON Wednes.
day afternoon and Thursday morning, previous to
the Sale. OHLE a MILLER, Auctioneers
octA-'-S 4h and King sts'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07
OBSTACLES 10 MARRLAEE.

Happy Relief for Ouhg Mem from the ef-
fects Of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood
restored. lmpediments TO marriage rem0yed.-
NeV method OF treatm. mt. New and remA rk abIe
remedies. Bo 3ks and Circular sent free, in sealed
envelopes. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
No. , South Ninth St PnilAdelpnia, Pa--an in
ktitutlOn having high reputation for honorable
conduct and professional skill. jy5 Paw Sw3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07
Steam Atomixers

For the inhalation of atomiEei fluids in tae treat
ment chronic diseases of the throat. air passages
and lungs Being sel' acting they produ, ed an even
and continuous aaw Of ~ -Ay without Inconvenience
or labor During the ist two three we
have supplied several du7en of these atomlzeTs and
in most cases with very satisfactory results.
T. BRINGlIUkST 4 Co, Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07

CHEBsE FACTORY IN DARFoRD CouNTY A
company has been iofmed IN Hartford county, Nit
for the purpose of establishing a choose factory,
with a capital OF $l0,00u. consisting al one hnn-
drcd shares at 500 per SHARE ard s to be Lnown
They have purchased lana situated near Hopes ell
and commenced the erection Of the necessary buil-
ings foEthe manufacture OF cheese, butter, ice
cream, condensed milk, ana anything Into which
milk can be converted
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 2S5 Market
street respectfully informs his friend and the public
IN general, that he keeps hand all descriptions OF
medicines. and thar y competent person is at all
times ready to prescribe cr such sick cali at tina
store, ana tha us .4 &c is made pt the regular
price Of the medicines. the price they would
pay anywhere else; but that ne one is visited at
their residRces
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07

New BUSINESS ENTERPRISE. -Messrs. Pyle
Bro, paper manufacturers, at ChesterviIle,
Chester Co, Pa, have leased q store in the
Mccullough Building, Fifth and Walnut
streets Here they propose to establish a
branch store for the sale of paper. and the
purchase of old raCs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07

1HE WEATHER IN SEPTEMBER. -Aceord-
ing to the record kept at the Pennsylvania
Hospital, the mean temperature of the month
of September was $50 degrees, against 20 O3
degrees in September, 1872 Rain fell on six
different days dunng the past month, the az
gregate measuring 4.O5 inches, against 3S2
inches during the corresponding month of
1872, and an average rainfall fer September of
4O2 inches during the past thrty-six years.
THUS far during the year the rainfall
amounts to 45.63 inches against Al @ inches for
the first nine months of last year.-Led0er.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07

INro THE RIYkR.-This morning. one of Rel
lab d Cos driver, went down to B'Ish's wharf
with wagon on which we're loaded three tons
OF iron, 10 be sent away by boat While back
ing up TO the boat the driver went slightly wrong.
and the wagon soon backed over the wharf
The frightened driver Immediately jumped from
hls seat and the horses, by pulling manfully
saved themselves from being drown over The
wharf into the water. The strain soon caused
the pole 10 break, and the wagon, with its heavy
contents plunged to the bottom of The Christians.
II was afterwards fshed out together with most
of the contenIs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07
NOTICE.

r HUGH. HAGAN. do hereby give notice
~ that shall apply 70 the Judges of the Court Of
4eheral Sessions. Of the Peace and Jail Delvey Of
the State ot DelaWarsin and for the County Of New
Castle, at the November Term, A. ID. 1873 for a
License to keep Tavern called the FutOn House,
It No: 5Oi Walnut street, WILMINGTON, DEL and the
following freeholders recommend the said applica-
ton, to wit:
Xarier r. Jacouet George Abele.
Dan DOugherty, T. A. Krauspe
James Curran, j. W. McAllsteF,
William Unhart. James Lynch,
z. Unhart. John AeElWea,
]. A. Hart John Barnside
]. b. Laynam. his
Daniel Regain. John II McNulty
George Laney. mark
John FanegHn, WIr-John MeClafferty,
James Mccoy. Henry Morrow.
David Foster, Peter Traynor
Thomas Is. Eaton, RodRer Mcguire
Alex. B. Hart. oc7-3t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07
LooAL umrELLIawneE.

MhErING THIS EVENING --ThIs le, eoinr, The
newly elected Managers of the Board ol Trade,
VIII hold their first regnlsr meeting n the p,nns
va the Masnnc Temple Al this meeting Officers
for Ihs ensuing yVar wild be cecIed. ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07

"HRALING ON THR WINss," say all who haI
made use Of Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
and by such use being cured of conghs, colds,
bronchitis, sore throat, influenza or consumption.
The prudent viii always keep this standard rem
edy by them 2t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07
NOTICE.

JACOB HAUSER, do hereby give notice that
AS shall apply TO the Judges OF the Court OF
General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery oi
the State OF Delaware in and for the County OF
New Castle.at the November Term, A D. 1873, for
q License TO keep Tavern at No. 500 Orange ST.
Wilmington. Del, called Third Ward Precinct
House., and the following freehOlders recommend
the said application, 70 wit:
Robert Taylor, Charles Sehmith.
William Baxter, james Clark
Daniel McElWee, III. H. Finegan Jr
Conrad Keller, A. Bickta
George Rinck. Patrick Monaghan
Jacob Homei, Thos. u. Gibson,
Herbert Lange, Wm H Chadgiek
hmm0T deneTts, Francis Biokta,
T. l.. hlee, Micheal Megary.
james Murray, q, Rehfnss
John badeT. samuel X. Cloud,
Leohatdt hamann, John SOreth-
oct4.St
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07
NOTICE.

r CHARLES SBR0ADHART.doh hereby give notice
1S that shall apply 20 the Judges OF the Court
OF deneral Sessions, OF the Peace and Jail Deliv cry
Of the State Of delaware in and for the County ol
New Castle. at the November Term, A. d. 1875 for
License 70 keep Tavern AZ No. aO6 Poplar street
Wilmington, Del and the following ireeholdeFs
recommend the said application. 10 wit:
JOhn Eohronhach. Leopold Rchuhmeiller
II. II. Albert Clemens Basier,
IhQs. y. Elton, John George 0randel
\. f. JAcQu0t. W. UnhLrt
his Joseph Bianck,
Daniel n Dougherty. JAS Brady,
mark, Henry Dougherty
WITEEss-A r. Jaeqult I. Christopher Munger
5. B. Laphire. ames Taylor
iOttleib MRmmele. MOrnlin PTelOng.
JAS A. Hart. Martin Keogh
John ID. KuTtE David Foster
David McCulln u. Unhaa.
james s. Heal. 0ctA-3ts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07

r JOHN HAN Ma. do hereby giye notice that
lie shall apply to the Judges Of the Court O.
General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Del liv err
of The State OF Delaware in and tor the County Ol
New Castle, at the NOyOmber Ierm, A. ID. 1878, fol
License to keep Tavern called the United
States HOTEL" At the N. W. corner French and
Water streets, Wilmington, Del, ana the following
freehOlders recommend the said application, tO
Wit:
Robert Porter Charles e. kparks,
T. q. HirEel, VIM. II. Quinn,
ii. kiene, Jehn Y. Christy,
John Sweeney, Richard Booth,
Wn. Whilee, James r. Brennan,
Michael Cotton, Nicholas Jenny,
" lillian LAlly. his
his George y Dufey,
Patrick y McMenninen, mark,
mark, WITNESS WIN. L. ii cal,
WITNEss-Mm l.. Heal, Theodore Echmith,
Anthony Settler, John Mealey,
LeOnhard Waiss NJ AIsburg,
Francis Elliott. Joseph Stoeckle.
Vim. II. Beskley, John w. Butler.
OctJ- 81
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07
LICENSE APPLTCATTONS.

T FRANCIS BTcKTA, do hereby give notice
IL that shall apply 70 the judges 81 the Court
o. the State OF Delaware. In and for the County Of
New Castle. at the November Terra, A. D.. 1873. for
a License to keep Tavern at the s. II. corner Of
Fifth and Adams Streets Wilmington, Del, and the
following ireehoders recommend the said applica-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07
Educational.
PROF. ]. L. BEaGs,
iO9 East Fourth street

iOs East Fourth Street.
l'EAcHER Of Piano. Organ. Violin, Flute and
= 6uitAr, Special attention given to Vocal
y usic IN all its branches. Music arranged for
Bands aud all kinds of instruments. sepl9- 2Ot
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07

octS II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-17

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave New fora, from foot of Desbroases and
Corlandt streets as foilows:-
Express Harrisburg Pitishurs the West and South
and 5 80 p NJ Sunday, g. and 3 80 r. N.
For Baltimore WASHINGTON and the south at A. Nj:
and p. NJ. sunday or. VI.
Express Tor Philadelphia, Q, 9ll A. n. ;l2:Wi.AIi.
$3.50, D T. NJ ana IL night Sunday, u, " and r. N.
For Philadelphia, Via kensnston, at A. W and 2 r. NJ
Fmigrant aud second class 7i5 7: NJ .
For Newark at .. ~ z 7:ps; 9 49, ~ ll:to A. n
Ssio S'Sa 7:o s:ios 10 -, /. r NJ Sunday, ';aa
For Elizabeth s. $50 Z 1n s:!l ., D. IL IL 10 A. NJ.
Y NJ I2:p z 2:D as::e3;D t:in 4:3l 5:,l 5:rI
$50 6a9 65 80 s:l9 - II 3, lsP NJ sunday, sl
Fer Railway. Q, :So, 4 s 10 80 and ID A. NJ, IMIs
10 NJ, and IL night. sunday 52J aud p NJ
For woodbrdge M an, Perth arnboy, O and II A. MID.
For New Brunswick, 7, II A. NJ, IL ", ~. 3 40 SD
g. Q +. NJ. and ~ night sunday ana r. NJ.
For East Milestone, a. NJ, ~ noon, I'D anl SD p. W.
For Lambcrt,ie and Pennington, 4. NJ and r. NJ
Accommodation Tor Bordentown, Burlington and Cam.
den, 7snd 8 80 A. NJ. Il:yt z. $, 3; ~, 4ani6P NJ.
For Freehold, 7. ) A. NJ aud 4 l.. W.
For Jameslurg, Pcmbcron, Camden, A. W., 3:i y. M.
Trains arrive as foliows:From Piitsburg 65) A. NJ,
lDs T. NJ, daily, lo:li A. NJ. and G3t T. W., daily, excep.
Monday. From Washington aui Balhnlore 6al 4. NJ,
40, l0iap sunday, Q ioA. N, From Philai ,igha,
Sunday, i 2i 800 it:o4 A. NJ.
Ticket Offices, 81. 49, 21i and gii Broadway No.
Astor Hcu and foot OF Desrusscs and Coran1t streets.
A. j. CAssarr ''NN '''' b. W. BOYD JR.,
General Manager General Pas sen 5ef Agaa-
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NEW YORK THURSDAY APRIL H. l873-QUADRUPLE SHEET



a. ptsEArh NEN heAsE ss1 Aso 4n9a aAShi.aH SssT
aSD TTH
RSrses, and years old is hands high and very stysh
hd sed RhE oHd co1 s0us Ss SADDLE HORSE
sired by Trustee cH Of Glen Cove mare raised
Ss @ d E and s TPee ve sh e ae
aud oorP TaH.sa assss Gans ssRY sn fsss sh% sader
TnaE III sHY FEEEESy nSp
old, hands full kind and true and warranted sound
'0s ssnsA SR%
M Tof ROAD fSS %xaos, o. Ssiy BY MINER STEVENS
BROWN Brow MARE MARE. IA. HANDS HIGH. YEARS KIND
and true and warranted sound stylish and can rot
SHORT fAiI H. BLAcK PONY. ~ HANDS ) YEARS;
kind and true warranted sound can trot inside Of
sasellsps aoeb %SSR siaslf SEsEs
tons basket and panels 20 top Buggcs, Express and
CAN and examine. ARCH. JOHNSTON.
UcTIoN HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON
OFFICE af Hsb }SsnitGa snIGsSoo% o6 srAND
81 Nassau street. opposite the Post office
THE sE sRASGH OF TIE HOUSE is
10 a. as m and rs IS EAST riIni TiiIRTEESTh STREET,
The business viii be sonaueted on precisely the
strict and honorable PRINCIPLES which have always char
and confidence Of Tic business community as well as the
RfSsS REGSEAR REAL ssALEs TWICE A WEEK THROUGHOUT
THE YEAR
,oT % al hs snff u
LIBERAL ADVANCES ss AsuSSI As TSsgAL, MADE ON CON-
AT AUCTION
ia sn% 6a4axe yAs MaT m M ~ Eas
tcenth street. near Fourth avenue.
WILLIAM VAN TASSELL WILL SELL THIS DAY
THURsDAYA APRIL II,
TEN HGssss $S,SEsE SERErz zsD GOOD
gWo GLASS QUARTER COACHES.
Tof xkp No WSoN NEW
s'fGSd FINE hSR pRfp sq%s %xoNs wi RClo and Shafts
Twenty sets double and single Harness
"A Asb ATG GARRi1dAs THE PAy al GF 1HaSf1s aSEs6s
BY wFHn xT IL AsS HAs "a rAssN5 stFFdk ASSGEEnR sTss
NEAR HOUSTON.
MAJOR aatsss GH4s dLossd sAfEEe SuH sx
noss$ SsasE & Il s$ssS
sS%
corner 4 ssSfSwSz snS AND TS'sS nSS3 street
The stock comprises thirty head OF high bred trotters
Monroe County an1 'u'''''' 'o'' just a''''a rom
Wagons, double and single Harness Blankets, Robes
Whips, Haltcrs &c In fact thing in thehorse line
Sale OF Carriages, Harness. &C. on Saturday
Sale OF Horses on Monday
Stock now exhibition.
Sale positive and without reserve.
THE BREWSTER WAGON A.
in all weights, for pleasure driving or speeding,
exquistcly finished,
and embracing in their the various
mens introduced by during the past years. king
them
the standard for Quality
throughout the United states.
These wagons are exclusively the production Of
weIknoWn br0ome street factory, and are offered In
stock in all respects equal quality those built the
order Of the most valued customer, and at prices
uniform to all
In order that we may not be confoynded with Joint
firm name similar 10 own, and impudcnily claim the
reputation have made for the Bre wstrr Wagon
beg the public will remember that only ware
are at the corner Of
Fifth avenue and Fourteenth street.
and our only Factory ON Broone street
BREWSTER CO.,
nj AYon sfVQ
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