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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-12
Local Dog Porcupine Story.

We have been told that there are por-
cupines in the neighborhood OF Carson,
whether the porcupines described and
pictured in readers and geography books
we are not quite able to say, bat at any
rate, porcupines. The following true
story leaves US nc room to doubt the
existence of such creatures near by us.
here in the woods and in the bills. A
gentleman well known in town has a
thoroughbred setter-a beauty of its
kind. that can not be kept at home. He
is full of the spirit of the chase, and
mast have his periodical hunt. In spite
Of every restraint he will run off, occa-
sionally, taking along all the dogs he
can persuade to go with him. and have
a grand, exhaustive hunt. On his re-
turn home after two or three days of
such dissipation, he is usually lame.
having worn off the skin from his feet in
the chase and looks rs gannt 40 a prairie
wolf. He came back home, last Sun
day, worn out from the effects Of one of
M. periodical hunting sprees in the hills,
really a pitiable sight. He was half
famished and as thin As a dog can well
live and yet not he blown away 10y the
roaring ''zepLyrs" of our valley; he
was tired nearly to death; and his feet
were so sore that he could not put them
to the ground without pain. In a word,
he was a used up dog; but in addition
to his other Affections, he showed marks
of a rather lively :" Sc. TO with Dor
cupine. The end Of his nose and his
lips were all swollen, the swelling being
caused by number of pins, broken off
in the scrimmase from the porcupine's
quilts. the most Of which remain ID poor
Jack' S flesh till now. His master pulled
out several of the barbei prickles; but
the extraction caused the poor beast
such agony that he has determined to
lei the sings alone to work themselves
GU: on the side OF the flesh opposite to
where they entered-whirh. as old
hunters say, vii! be the innocent result.
The noble dog still suffers. while the
horrid pin-swIue or .Vstric cristNt1. is
tnost probably, al night again, and
,ruutlhg the same as ever.
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Evening Report.

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zoe Eureka Con IL. 1919
40 Washington 4 Creole lA.l
l17o Page X P 75c, sake. Soc. 81
lol5 Belmont S y. e.. 6. b, =. 80
70 Mon Belmont g.,
10 Portland 25c
$50 Bye Patch rs. ,
lUO Watson
- Newark 7Jc
200 Charter Oak
20 Mort 1 B-linon, 25c
TOO Eldorado North az
go Guin.ero 45c Soc
100 HUM & Hunt 75c
It0 Flag SO. ~;
100 Eureka G ' Q. 81
90 Il Chariot 1914
30 Mahogany .
IS War Eagle -.
$50 Bellevue |. l..
2le Empire Id.ho c'f. g.. b3Q. e.
40 Con Virgins rs. GU. 60 b3o, 81
- ophir "a. "A b5. Il. Ia
$40 Oyerman 24h. -, "a =. 23S
IS Belch,r 10. 1917
:!,9 C9led0nls Isl. l. b3
go California 33h. 81
100 Imperial =.
90 Crown Pom: So, So
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-12

F0reUU0R BO0Yd1.
1915 Oph- i5'E. 1917 b5. I43%. 14,;
295 Gould / Curry l7]e. Is b3e, II.
~ Best & b, I.her %, 22A
80 Savage 81 y. 62
so Chol.ar,5Ih $50, 81. 81 b5. .. e3o
265 Hale h Norcross %. 80, 334
ISL Crown Point s.. S1L
so yellow Jac ket 81
1879 Imperial 4s,.4s
400 Empire Mill ) 4
Etntuck IL
80 Alpas 9A ~ MS
go Belrhsr Is. ~ b3o. IL. 1Gs, bae
80 Confidence :. as. Z b5
So Con Virgins II. ?0b. 69L, 6S
80 S nevada Is, 154 b3o, Is
sae 0vermaD IS. 2G4. 25A. az
zoe Excbegper DC =. 2: b3t 20
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"25 Caledonia Is
10 Justice OK. 6
20 baltimore Is
20 California IS, "a 81 4. "a
20 Globe / !.
1hj Flat So.
.3J Dayton :
$50 WoodNillc 20. =.
Is hossuth ), 4
10 Seq L Island Goc
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-12

Still the dread call is sounding which
Summons away the older and more
uidely-known residents of Ormsby
county. On Sunday forenoon, between
the hours of II and II O'Clock. Mr.. S.
d, King, Senior, Father King" as he
was affsctionately called, Recorder of
Nrmsby county, died at his residence in
this city. A more useful or faithful
public officer; an honester man; a more
respected citizen or one more generally
beloved We cannot call TO mind. We
doubt if any Office in the State is so ad-
mirably kept as the Recorders office in
or1nsby county-so perfect was his sys-
tenn and so painstaking his constant
habit OF performing his duties. Mr..
hing had keen confined to his bed for
several days. much debilitated by an alb
cess of malignant character; but until
. the setting in of certain unfavorable
symptoms on Saturday night no appre-
tensions were entertained of any imme-
diatelv serious results. His disease
caused him great and continual pain,
and his death is attributable, probably,
to the intense nervous irritation which
came upon him as a consequence. His
wife and two of his sons, Sam D.
King, Jr., and Wade. were present when
he brsathed his last. We have been
furnished with the following brief bio
graphical sketch of the deceased:
He was born Oct. 3, 1902, Washing !
ton, d. c., and entered the General |
Land Office there when quite young, as |
a clerk, and remained in that depart |
msnt for many years and until he had |
risen to be chief clerk of the Department.
He then withdrew, and for some years |
was associated in business with John
Wilson afterwards and for a long time
Commissioner of the General Land |
Office. in the practice of the Law, max
ing land-business a specially. He was
engaged in this practice when he was Sc
lected by the Government during the
Fillmore administration, to organize the
California Land District, receiving the
appointment of Surveyor General. He
held this position until superseded by
Col. Jack Hays, the Texan Ranger, the
appointee Of Franklin Pierce, when Mr.
ning again engaged in business as Land
Agent and Lawyer. He removed to this
place, then Utah Territory, in March
1860, and has resided here continuously
since. Upon the organization of Ne
vada. in July 1861, by Governor Nye,
Mr.. King was appointed Recorder of
Carson county, which included the thenj
inhabited part of the State, and held that
Office until the creation of the new
counties by the Legislature. In Janu-
ary, 1862, he was elected Recorder of
Ormsby county. He has held that Office
ever since. Mr.. King leaves i've chill
drsn, three sons and two daughters.
three of these residing in San Francisco
and two at this place. The funeral will
take place on Wednesday tomorrow
at ! o'clock P. n. from the Episcopal
church.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-12

DELIGHTFUL DAY yesterday. This is
May weather, sure enough. Let us trust
there may be no backslidins on the part
of Dame Nature
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-12

JUSTICE CouRT. William Hart, assault
and battery on Nike Somebody. pleaded
guilty and was fined $50 with the alter
native Of IS days in Jail. This. W un-
dsrstand. was case of mistaken iden-
tity, William having pounded the wrong
man. Tom Langdon, . chronic d. d.,
was sent to jail for Is days.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-12

The ODD FRLLows, We are glad to
note, are making preparations for the re-
construction of their hall. See notice
to builders in another column.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-12

MEs. H. n. YERINGToN was still quite
seriously sick yesterday-having passed
a very restless night. the night before.
We hope to hear better news this morn
inc
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-12

TEE HA1RIEss Hosss is coming to Viz
ginia City. Will his nakedness favor
Carson with . visit?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-12

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Mr.. Maish advertises a desirable lot Of
household furniture for sale on to-mor-
row, Wednesday afternoon at l O'Clock
P. n. at the residence of Mrs. Gates, one
block in rear of the Mint. See adv.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-12

THR RED NEN's PIC NC is indefinitely
postponed, and this. St. Tammany's
Day, will pass uncelebrated, in these
happy hunting grounds.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-12

DANoEBoUnY SIcK.-We are sorry to
learn that John Hansen. Superintendent
Of the Morgan Mill, is quite seriously.
II not dangerously sick with erisepelas
OF the face. This is a very perllous
disorder and We hope to hear that John
has speedy relief from it.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-12

TIE BALL Of the Olympic Club takes
place this evening at Corbett Hall.
Every imaginable preparation has been
made to render this not only a very en-
joyable. but a very elegant and stylish
entertainment. The Olympics, them
selves, all of VIII ON are the best kind of
dancers, will be there, of course; and all
the sweet lassies for miles around will
be gathered in; and what with the music,
and the very atmosphere of merrymak-
ing, this ball will be a perfect fete. 1t is
needless to say that the best procurable
music will be on hand and that the finest
possible selection of dances will be the
Of the evening. 1t will be
affair in all its parts Tick
cts at Fox's and of Henry Sharp at
Wells, Fargo's.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-12

ELEVEN JURORS had been obtained
to try the Pierce case yesterday.
1t is to be hoped, most devoutly. that
this wretched case will be disposed Of
finally, at this term of the Douglas
County District Court. A venire for 30
more jurors has been ordered to issue
returnable at 10 o'clock on Wednesday,
to which time the Court is adjourned.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-12

MATT RIScKEL's new building prom
Uses to be very slightly one. We be-
lieve he is going to run it up another
story. Might as we'll, We suppose, for
the cost will be increased but compare
lively little. Good deal Of push and 60
ahead about Matt. He COMES nnder tha
head Of ''self made" He proposes to
have as complete and commodious
butcher-shop in this new structure of
his as anybody owns. Glad to have SO
much grit and enterprise in the place.
It makes things prosperous and sub
stantial.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-12

HE Road TO LAKE BIGLEE, so we
learn from Hank Monk, is clear of snow,
excepting for the space of two or three
miles between Rigby's Mill Con the
Clear Creek Road and Spooner's Sta
ton. From here to Rigby's and from
Spooner's to the Glenbrook it is bare
ground. Hank went up in buggy, yes
terday as far as the Mill and took
Sprague Chase and another party whose
name escapes US. They were on their
way to the Lake, and walked over that
part of the road from the snow line to
the Glenbrook. Hank says there are
good many men, woodchoppers ani
others, walking over to the Lake these
DAYS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-12

Coinage executed and bars e1ecu-
ted during month .............s415,114 81
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-12

JUDGE WILL CAMPBELL and wife cele-
brated their silver wedding at Virginia
City on Saturday evening. A delightful
party of ladies and gentlemen partici-
pated in the pleasures of the evening,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell were the
recipients of numerous rich and valuable
presents
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-12

BUSINESS o. the U. s. Mint, Carson
Nevada, during April, 1874:
Ozs. Value.
Deposits Of Gold. .13,J9l 6s4 $2i5.6l2 II
- Silver. go, 247 As 267 JAG ~
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-12

A CHlNAMAN who had been dreadfuily
mauled by somebody unknown (sup-
posed to be drunken Iudians) at Jacks
Valley, was brought into town Yesterday
evening in a wagon driven by Mr.. o. A.
F. Gilbe1t's Chinaman. The poor fell
lows head was complete pulp and
there's little chance of his recovery.
His appearance denoted his having been
beaten with stones. He was taken to
Chinatown. we believe.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-12

If our fellow citizens will smoke briar
wood pipes and will carry their gun
powder and their smoking tobacco,
loose, in their pockets, the chances are
they will fare as Richard Roe Jared. at
Winstons. last evening. He touched
her off and away she went-up straight
or there'd been no nose on him Mt this
recording. Now he smokes. in melan.
choly pensiveness, n clay pipe. three for
a quarter. Jerome says there was a
whole cartridge, and that it got hot
but we think he must be foolishin'.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-12

243,439 1874 $5l2.1js %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-15

A -lMPoRTANf AND POSITIVE SALE
sHsRAy & spasns IS sSsHs SS?sS
aSS sS SEES%kk,Ss SE%kSs IHh SES y$RK SofEH ffEHH'A''
0S E#k Sfsl s9aH K rSHssEs s
%aS ss5s I "a asr M sss
ass 81 sss sSu By ss. 4ss saa
@ e he co nd a he hay az
ever % handled hand she Is in color beautiful eau cherry bay
limbs snS
s can cam S ENID hsa "a p Dssa
track, and warranted sound and kind in all harness,
% and aSey % rsySS ysrsd bay eelans ls hands
s sS 81 Y
aS kn31 aa aso VIM f s i q @
Ta rso with record Of md other
sire finely built can trot now better Than so has
troited four heats all inside OF 23 he is an extra fne
reliable gentemans horse AFRAID Of no cars or
rcs ese ami s 9 @ IN he vail
Tan'ed sound and kind and Tree from vice. trick or
Also nne and handsome bay HambIetonan Mare, ,l5h
tonan, dam Beoander mare - was bred BY jacob
smith, Of ORANGE county showed, when years old
Se9a"sd in ali and Intelligent
seldom i ever found; she has all black points, with
ranted sound and kind.
6years old sired by kentucky Clay dam by Pilot ana
the State he has fine action and great endurance;
bold and fearless drver can beat ESQ to wagon and
has been trained to develop his speed he
driven by LADY, he is finely proportioned and goes in
great stvlc, and gentlcmans road family harse
stands unsurpassed he is warranted sound and kind
Also fine and fast bay Gclding, l5ia hands high,
years old and sired by Magma Charta dam tbdaiah
he was raised ut Kalamazoo, Mich and rotted mile
track at that place in 2:3s he has improved speed
since and trot in 35; he has fine limbs, sound
fcet great style and action doce and gentle in stable
or harness; he Is warranted sound and kind.
Also fine and fast sorrel Mare, l5s hands high
old this spring. was sired by Old Trustee dam the eel
ebrated Connor mare; was sired aud raised at East
Chester and trottcd last spring At White Plains full
mile and repeat in 5:l6; she can pull road wagon i'll
Is very powerfully gated. great pole horse, and
finer young trotter not to be found she Is warranted
sound and kind.
N. B.-The above horses have all been driven in
sin ge and double harness and superior roadsters
Carriages consist OF ! Coupe Rockaway, pole and
shafts; beautiful extension top park Phaeton pole
and shafts: also pony Phaetons and light road
double Harness. Blankets Robes, Whips &c.
N. B-The above stock will be exhibition at stable
above at all times prior to sale, where parties
have the opportunity offered them OF examining and
certainng full particulars Persons in search oil
thing really hnc and reliable should not tail to avail
themselves OF this opportunity, as they viii be fully
rantcd as represented. and. il lot found to be
purchaser can return and moneys will be refunded.
Sale positive rain shine highest bidder without
RESERVATION. SALE COMMENCES PROMPTLY AT
Ill O'Clock.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

coiumn Su a'" Columns
SSSSSEss ySSTEpIETEvrsTa Pscs@rlhh column.
sRookhfS s9Rna RH3L ESTATE FOR sALE-rrH,r PAGE
CITY FEAI ~ EsfArE FOR sALE-Frxsr PAer-Finh
CLERKS AND sALEsNEN-TwEIrrH PAcE-sixth col
sS sss%
AHR
COUNTRY BoARD-ELrvxsrH PAcx-Fifth and sixth
Bsf Houses 70 AND us
col
EAssTrs...n R4ss1sizh ;ams column.
FINE ARHs-sroonp PAcr-Fifth column.
shrssS Eoon And TO
SECOND PAcE-First column.
EsES and
HEIf ASn iSiH PAcr-sixsh col
HoRsEs, a CARRIAGES, &c.-Frnsr PAcE-second, third
o and fourth columns: ue.
HOUSES HOUSES kooSs, &C. wASTED"sEcosD PAcp-Finh
tEeAi SooiHicbs..s .sscoso PAeS@FifS column.
@ 9AF ANP PAcsFse eomn
SARBfE MANTEIs-sscosp PAeE-Fifih Column.
MILLINERY AND DREssNAKTNG-FIKsT PAcE-Fourth
MIsCELLANEoUs ApvERTIsEMENTs-TENrHP PAGE
MIscELIAaIoWs- fI1 sStSps pAor-F,th column.
MUSICAL-SECONp PAGE-Sixth column.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-Sixth column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE.
PERSONAL-FIRsr PAGE-First column.
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS &C.-SEcoND PAcE-Sixth
sToss sSsTA
oGT OF S FOR SALE OR TO
RENT.FIRsr INT, FL pAcEvFnh FL, @ column re.
REAL ESTATE wANTED-FrRsr PAcE-Fifth column
SALES AT TAUCTION-ELEvESrH PAGE-Third and fourth
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
First second, third, fourth and fifth columns
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs-TwELrrH PAGE
SPECIAL NOTTCEs-Frnsr PAcE-First and second col
spoRTiNG-DoGs BIRDS, &c-Fmsr PAcr-second
STORAGE-SEcoND PAcE-Fifth column
SUMNER RESORTS-ELEvENrH PAGR-Sixth column.
THE TRADES-ELEvENTH PAGE--Sixth column.
THE TURF-FIRsr PACE-SecOnd column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUkPOSES-SEcoND PACE
TRAvELLERs' uUIDE-sEcoSp PAoK-Third column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-SEcoNp pAGE.First and second columns
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-FIRsr PAGE.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C. SECOND PAGE-Fourth
column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-15

A VERY FINE CITY MADE SIDE BAR TOP
IN wagon used one month: sold account OF closing
estate, Inquire Mr. JONES, Moore's Stables 226
and Us Sixth street, near Bowery
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REAL " sTATE WANTED.

WANTED-ON LONG ISLAND, NORTH SIDE PRE-.
w ferrcd, Farm. Country Sea or some Land, well
located. Address HOME, box ls2 Herald Uptown Branon
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THE TURF.


A T FLEETWOOD PARK M LINE MEETING. ME-
s l. e sssss s 5 e sss beaten
Charles nonsTss ss.sS; Bruno
George N Ferguson sn,srs sHsH SiY s Grown Prince.
Evss5 @ issss Sys asysr beaten
Abe s,rouse enters M n, Careless Al Girl.
bes%S: sssfs sasss s. 4 rofSna SS%nssns'r
G. H. s%%sgs sssssS fnss; S1Y aDSY f fDsssn JUNE 10
n s s : =; sso 'h'''
Z; v Mitchell enter. ;: !; George i: Mitchell
H. Casey enters DIX. saME x hsdy bAy hyr0h
ss s.;; 9syss e. ssasp
John Murphy enters B. lad Lady TTi%ole
fi wilson's ssIS sners sa'sls s. NJ + Sa!rIs & M smith,
z Nance H;s;a enters b. b. m Bessie 3
Sss.s. sn;sss @ SI sss y ss
A.ra'sr'0n sn'fT 8FlsDx2i & Ri ]; SspSsiIaa 55sE q
Budd Dobls enters b. m Goldsmith Maid.
Dan Mace enters 'h sAHH 5; snssS 5IYl fullerton:
G5 ss q Il. Sssr sss
Dan Pafer enters br. $. Daniel Boone.
$sHs nBS$sy snss: lss1 s$%sn
Dn Mace Tremee m enfe GT boo aa1y Fisk
6; " Mitchell enters b. :; George i: Mitchell.
A. Patterson enters br. sr 5 $ Manhattan. an
]. Chambers enters b. m. Molsey.
tie above race: e mile Ses three in avs
ny ss Ct os s
to the @ ns a ssn
extra. JAMES DATEN, President
A FIRST { RgNNINs I,S N MEETING or TIE
a. FLEEnM22DD THRsH DAxs' SxsK RHSSINaA RHHsSSS8ISaATloS.
The Fleetwood Association offers the following purses,
FIRST .DAY-JUNE 25
Purse Of $780, dash OF threeqnarters mile, for all
ages -
Merchants Hotel PHI Rb e s 52 all 's'' mile heats
''''' "'''' sEooSR "TRIP RAyaSEss g7Sg ss
s each Pay ST Gay for all ages; sSo added 500 to
SECOND RACE.
allowed lbs; $500 allowed il lbs Any surplus over
stated price to go to sffHna fGIsb hHlse RxcE
Purse '-Sf 4ifsp hsfs' x fsssH Sf!?a weights
iu''' u sEcoNp Sc % RAcE. 5i aa'" '0' o" 1se"
Holman House Purse OF $500 mile heats for all ages:
atty of5 lbs
hurdles weller weights: SIS to second, sss e third
at Johnson srothers @ Pooroom corner
street and Broadway at the Park and declarations
The to IN
eases ~ entries m to parsesmfye nso per cent entrance
free Tor ali; four to enter out Of Inherent stables and
three start In of unpleasant weather the
"'' ''"'"'A'' WM IT, VAN CoTr, superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-15

DRlCK CARRIAGE HOUSE AND DWELLING-FINE
- place Tor mikman or expressman; IN excellent
ORDER rent low 1886 West Fortyrst Inquire of
JOHN PAIR, 6E Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-15

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
IN Sealed proposals will be received at the ohce OF the
commissioners OF streets and Sewers, NO PATERSON
Block New brunswick, n. j.. until thursday June u az
6oclock T. M, tor the necessary excavalon anu pre-,
paring of roadbcd and the furnishing ot materials ana
paving with relford pavement commercial avenue nom
Burnct street sandiord street. ani bayard street rom
the railroad total distance OF
about $500 lcet lincal street Also or urnishing t
terals wing cobbic stone pavement conncccN
with said Teford e esctting o the old curb,
and the furnishing and settng tho requisite new curh
aud quito ring on the OF said icltord Satisfactory
security tor faithful performance OF the work Will bc
rcuuircd specifications Tor the work may be seen
M thi, office on ana after Monday, Sth lust.
" JOSEPH r. FISHER,
MILES ROSS. commissioners
McREE SWIFT
Nrw BPuyswfcK, NJ j., June 4, 1874
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-15

TAX BROADWAY BETWEEN TWENTY SIXTH
LILO and Twenty seventh strects,-Money loaned
Pianos, &c. Paror Tor ladies' Business confidential
s. FIRUSKI late OF 6Sl Broadway
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N OLD ESTABLISHED BAKERY FOR sALE-Lo-
n cation unsurpassed Mineral and Soda Water rent;
extraordinary chance; Dining ana Drihng saooh, Dusl-
thorou ghfarc great bargain. .
Sinners Store Agency, No. Murray street.
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SPEED, ELEGANCE AND STYLE
a. JOHN l. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER.
WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON TUESDAY
JUNE l6, AT STABLE 43 GREAT

A SPEED, ELEGANGE AND STYLE; STYLE; ,,
,5SH sfSs5S sss4s
At lox O'CLOCK.
ana s sSGk o M
compelled 10 sell by auction to realize i'm
Ss Il
syears old Old; warranted sound and kind va anu
ss as .na csnss a ns sost ss s
s"a FS aa stylish
old one y ns na fs Jet Sck
and Promising warranted to beat 24o and warranted
IS a. 1f MsTs
Sn ysars @ ssn osnd oea ana sn day. and 0s In
oss in Tn the e IS ssa
elegant and stylish driver either single double;
ne vices
s
Also elegant Landaulet Dog Cart Brewster Wagons
4 Full ariieuars Of al IN ernd
stock now on exhibition at stable where particulars
WISHING genuine and warranted
should attend ns sale, absolute and percmptory
A.-MAJoRc coiaSE SHAs sAkKEE + 4AyiSk,s iASNsUScEs
fooHih SsEAf TAYLSk1s sAs sTodk sc ckG FAkM. STOCK
ON srHfSEHs 9hANGE june g soHSry AZ + O'CLOCK
cAIALoGTEs Sow READY. and can be obtained at
y
corner of Broadway and Thirty ninth street
A MAJOR CHARLES W. BARKER, .AUCTIoNEER.
"A. GREAT sPEoIAL SALE Of ten Of the M most fashion
ably bred yearling THOROUGHBRED COLTS AND FILL
LIES ever offered at public auction. the property A.
WEIGH, ESQ. of Chestnut Hill stud Philadelphia and
j. G. BETHUNE. OF Virginia, at BARKER'S CITY Auc.
ton Mart and New York Tattcrsalls Broad
way and Thrtyninth street, this day (Monday). June
Is at II o'clock.
THE STOCK COMPRISES eight Colts and Fes the
get OF IMPORTED LEAMINGION: two, the get of Vic
tory son of Gnels Vic and Kentuekys OUT of mares
Voucher. Imp. Australian vandal. Mahomet. &c.
STOCK NOW ON EXHIBITION.
CATALOGUES CAN BE OBTAINED at the Mart.
Sale without reserve or postponemcnt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-15

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IN proposals will be received by the jersey City ana
Albany Railroad Company until moon June Is. Tor tho
work and materials necessary TO finish the road 10 iav.
crstraw Information furnished on application to the
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