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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-12-03

The protest eetnes TOO late. 1t should have
been recorded OH the 3rl day Of last Noveml-
bcr Then it might have accomplished un!-
versal good for the ''dear public" Now it is
the useless tears OF the milkmaid.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-12-03

Georgia is reported to have s3S, ooo' 900 lllves-
ted in Factories;and that greater enterprise ana
prosperity exist in that State than at any time
before the war. Charleston, South Caf0'lna'
ships more cotton than she did before the war
While these evidences Of prosperity are being
published to the world, the Democratic press
is eonsta,itiy stating faisehoods about South
Ern prostration, OH account Of "Ra'lical leglsla-
tiou.'' The only nrostratien that exists i'll Il e
South is the res,lt of the idleness OF the people
of the South. If they will so to work and
make two Blades Of grass grow where one grew
before, hard times will soon give way to plenty
and progress.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-12-03

We have never seen our county roads il. bet
fer condition than at present:-Our people have
been fortunate i'll securing such faithful, indus
trious and Intelligent officers for this depart
ment OF their home government. We repeat,
that the present road system Ghough by no
means in accordance with Our State constitu-
ton. is the hest one virgilia has ever had
within our knowledge, and we nce enter our
protest against the Legislature disturbing it.
Page Courier.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-12-03
StMMntOn Market, Deg. q.
EVERY ii WEEK ~ F. B. Hecis 8 BGoihnR
wAsuINGTas MARKET. DEC. 5. 1874.

Corrected eyesy Week hy.ss: A,AH. q. JONES,
GENERA L COMMISSION MEX CHAN ISi
Iouicihr,n 10 het 1lth and 18th StS
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PROPOSALS.
.@N->-~ - 4---~~-~'
DROPOSALS
il for
wrought Iron Furrng and Lahins
United States Court House and Post once at New fork


Ovricx OF SUPERINTENDENT, June ~ ~.
Sealed proposals will be received at the ONCE OF tne
superin tendent until IL NJ OF tho 6th day OF July its
for furnishing, delivering httinG and putting ~ pacs
the whole Of the wrought iron Furring ana ha"S 'e
Qured for the building -, an. On. c,.n.
Copies OF the specific auons may be haa ""u '"o Vs
seen application at this once IN nut ths
All scaGoding required by the conrac oaS W w sse
work in place will be furnished BY inc ''os
of charge but will be erected by the coni. acoss
Paymc nts will be made m,nthlv deuuou"B va PoE
cent until the nal completion Of inc somTSwI ra of ,o
rssnousiSe pcr,ons in the sum OF ten thousand dollars
SiXHn, III II the bidder will accept ana perform the
eo"ysc awarded him. the sufciency Of tho security
~ he csraed by the United states Judge, Clerk OF the
nted States Court the District Attorney Of the dis
h nj the right to reject any or all
hd f be for the interest of the government 70
a" 40 or fo subdivde the various items OF WORK amonx
the bidders at Its option Every bid must %
made on the printed form to be obtained In ns ONCE
and must conform in every respect to the requirements
Of this advertisement. -.
PROPOSALS Will not be received from parties who are
not themselves engaged In the manufacture wrou9ns
iron nrring and Athiug and who have not the neccs
sary facilities for getting out the work , 4,
Proposals will bo enclosed IN seaieu esVSiote, u"
dorsed Bid tor Wrought Iron Fnrrins ana La'hihs'
""N """' CALVIN T. HUBBARD. Superintendent
The New York herald., 1874-07-02
H6RsEs.CARRIAcEs. &C.
UCriON SALE OF THREE HIGHBRED HORSES,
IA DUu CAkT, tor AND OPEN WAGONS,
~ oity made double and single Harness

UCrION SAltE OF THREE HIGHBRED HORSES
"A Dug VAkT tor AND OPEN WAGONS,
49, oity made double and single Harness.
ON THURSDAY CrHIS DAY). AT Id 80 A. NJ
AZ tnc private stable rear Ponds store 30 Union
SQUARE entrance opposite Hotel Monco Seventeenth
rhe property OF young and well known banker of
Seventeenth street who sails abroad on business con.
nected WIN the hrm In london, who sells for no
fault only for want OF use ~ "'' 'S' '' ''
Conslung OF fine and closely matched Team of dark
bay HamDetonians, Io4 high, and YEAR, old this
spring; arc brother and sister are handsome gay aud
syisa WITH high knee action; nte lgcnt heads small
extra cleen good limbs and feet. with black points;
sired by second Hambletonian. dam tho Van xntin
mare are kind for the most tnid IN either doube nr
single harness; have shown full mile TO ton wsann il
26SA without SKIP or jump; have no IA ults In or ont
OF the stable have no superiors Park or road Snr
style ana beauty and are warranted sound kind good
Also the fine trottng road and family Mar. IApy WIZ.
LARD pcrfect beauty lsla hands years old hand
gray co0ri sired by G. NJ CLAW W dam % th ricn
mare; this fine and intelligent mare is noted tor hcT
amabillty when In compeny the road she has ne vc
boon trained ior speed yet has shown three heats in
private IN 3p0k, 2o 2:52s she needs no bootinS or
check rein sne has perfect limbs and feet Is haroy
having been driven with either OF the sbove Roscs
10 SOUND KIND, good and eitEcr double
n shifting top platform spring Dog Car. by Wood
Side bar, latc style, city maker top ana open Road
Wagons, with Pole and Shafts. " ' ~
Blankets, Sheets, Robes busters Saddles Brides &c
NB-The above property TO he sold peromptorily ram
or shine ~ the owner sails on saturday.
JOHN ID. HAMBLIN AucuoneNr
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

Fass Psasyt sss sSa%n
soARb and SSd ue
ssH1iE sSs sssa esas
sysIsNss sissVp1!Es eFFosiuSfr1Es-smru SsqRR r.os
5gITEs 1EY
cLEEks AND sALEsMEN-rwnLnH pAsH-rourth
S5QGHSE nsb safsns
asH ni SSfns and
co1AESS coHAESSE SEiSTIfs7N.s.a PAGE; r, ,., :,
BkEETISTEY- BEE PAe.mErh Column
B%sGLS HOUSES To LEf FuRNsHED AND us
seH% and
TETyGE99PSEoEITyTsTH TTG9 tSo E'r pAarsrinh column:
EYES AND EARS-sEcoND PAGx--Third column.
E3xNGuIEsIIoYsNssoos rAGE-ifth and sixth columns
r4SHshs Sfa%srs TO LET
HELP MISREPRESENTATION rAaE-rhira
k6sE acsss
HSGsE HoSss aa WeasrsD4ar.,
sea%p column
LOAN OFFICES-SEcoSD PA0E-lhlrd column.
LOST AND FOUND--FIRsr PAcE-First column
coa%n column,
MEDiCAL-TwEIFTH PAGR-Fifh column
MISCELLANEOUS Observation-Disclosures PAGR-
Sixth column.
MUSICAL- ELEVENTH PAGg-Fifth column
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAcE--sfxsh coiunn.
ORGANS
POST OFFICE NOTICE-FIRsT PACg-Sccond column
PROPERTY otf on oT9 FOR SALE TO
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-sEooSD PAcE--f1rst
and second columns
REAL ESTATE WANTED-SEcoND PAGs-sccond col
RELIGIOUS NoTICEs-FInsT PAsE-First column.
REWARDS-EIRsr PAGE-Fir-;t and second columns.
SALES AT AUCTION-FIasT pAGE-Fiith and sixth col
SITUATIONS w1ETED-FEMALEs-TwE PAGE
FIRST second and third columns
SlTUATlosS LD-MALES-TwsLFTH PAGE-
FoGrth column.
SPKCiAL NOTiCES-FIRsr PAoE-Second column.
STORAGE-FIRsT PAGE-Sxth column.
THE TRADES-TwELFTH PACE-Fifth column
THE TURF-FIRsT PAGE-Thrd column
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-sEcoNp PAGE
Second column.
TRAVELLERS GUI IDE-SEcoNp PAGE-Fifth column.
UNFURNISuED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
slJOND PAoE-Thlrd column. -
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-ELEvENrH PAcE-Fitth col
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LEr-SEcOND PACE-First column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Second col
umn.
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STOR AGE.

srop ,cr WEST SIDE STORAGE WARE
n ho.sns ras gH os6 Hudson street 77g 0rcenwich
street aud 10 Abingdon square for Furniture Panos
siSc low ratcs packing aud moving carefully acnaee
"a r" ~" '"R TAG0kHr, owner ana manager .~.
once ~ Hudson sgeek ncar TWesnes
The New York herald., 1874-07-02
A UcrIoN SALE OF FIRST CLASS CITY MADE
"A House hold Furniture. Velvet Brussels Carpets.
THIS (Thursday) MORNING, July ., at 10 O'Clock.

at the elegant private hrst class g sdence
IO3 west Twen eighth street, near Sixth avenue,
over 400 lots BY catalogue. -.
Magnificent Grand duchess Prince Arthur and Marie
Antonette styles Parlor Suits sseinway sons rQsG
Vases Clocks Curtains, Mirrors, rosewood ana wanus
Chamber sy!is Dressing Ca:cs ~ s; soSnse
sitting Room Suite in plush reps and hsircotn busS
Extension Table, Bookcases Hall stands stair carpet,
10 Carpets. &C. J. KRAEMER, Auctioncr B-troovs tow
packed ani delivered for purchasers Take bf9snw"'
The New York herald., 1874-07-02
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

A AZ $ESsSn1SS IN y SSs5IS
EsysA4Sh AsS iz azs
TiEIM STEEETs: n ;E ,o and pounr.. ., ~ :, ,.
a Ss
GsS ss sold
and cr and to the
'spsnaid large Of brown Carriage Horses about
S sS a % ARMS ns %
In the city they have been used with and finer
now than when purchased ps and are fully warranted
nanS. sna rsa %
Rsfa o sa os At ps
track work can beat s.D can speed 81 gait now and
speed; warranted good and true and tree from spot
Elegant chestnut Trottey JOE MoKILL. lsH hands
ss It rSss s
cannot ouktyled by any horse In the state bold.
&
u
SsS; warrsaied sound And KING: ~ ~ ~.
s n0ss &
ahS
out check nothing and as gentemans roadster Is
four years old, when he pulled wagon In 25e and
then purchased by owner who has since used him on
road; he II warranted sound and Kind.
Also dne chestnut ooldins sired BY Young woiu and md
plenty Of bono and muscle can beat throo minutes TO
Also large brown coupe Horse well broken In al! har-
ness, - safe and agreeable; fast traveller. and war.
Also ono extension top Phaeton. ono elegant spring
rotiing Wagon by BEe wster two sets double Harness
positive rain or shine and all to be positively sold 70
the highest bidder Stock exhibition at stables at all
trial proof and examination. The attention Of the
riding public Il called this extra nne and reliable
stock. JENKINS DUFF, Aucu0ncera
The New York herald., 1874-07-02

A UCTIOy sAt.E.-vAENER CO ,,,r.
"A will SELL 1His DAY Of S",sm"di Nroadwav
Commencing at i0h o'clock. yz-rsrier rurntrS, pea
room SUITS with Dressing Cascs and beaqTng.
Wardrobsa kchon, aSirgr2S,n ana ssiwsS
The New York herald., 1874-07-02
THE TURF.
~~-o>~>>~~~~>~~
NAr5KILL DRIVING PARK.
" JULY IA, 10 AND 10.

THE TURF.
CAr5KTLL DRIVING PARK.
" JULY IA, 10 AND l6
TUESDAY, JULY IA
NO. l-PURSE $50,
to rst 500 s'se % seconS sls to third, $50 to
fourth.
NO. 2-PURSE $500, .o
SECOND DAY-WEDNksDAY, JULY la
NO 3-pURsE $780,
for horses that have never trotted better than zAo-
500 to first $500 to second $l2O to third $0 w iour
NO 4-PURsE $1,000,
tor horses that have never trctted ectcr tnan
$500 10 rst $50 to second $3.50 to third $l0J 10 four
THIRD DAY-THURsDAY, JULY lG
NO. 5-PURSE $780, ..oo
to hrst 500 to second si2o TO third $50 fourth.
no. s-PURsE $1,000
$500 ar $3.50 second $50 to third 500 TO fourth
CONDITIONS.
All the above rong races to be milo heas Des. nreS
regulations the National Association In al m nesss ~
yards When less than eight horses start the dis, ".
rssss rsess %i. may ny trossssa saa hofs:
prsmium 1ass rqlSs Tss 1ish. W" sS.sp!
reerSsd Gor viii be cae nTsnss 10
ca ri" se entpsnce money mu acoompany the nSmns:
close Tuesday July Z at sooiock r. NJ
a" on''''' an" CLARK WHITE, Super intendent.
The New York herald., 1874-07-02

. rCrION AUCTION. AUCTION.
Sis nj worth Of magninccnt Household Furniture,
Al elegant private West isth st. between Sth
O'clock. by order Of W: r. LIVINGSTON, Esq 80. ...
oranac Duchesso Ponpadour styles; kasercs Steinway
Piano velvet Csrpets Paintings gronses, C9eks Orns
Mattresses Extension Table sideScsrd 4hlaswsre
snrSsmts' apsrtments Tho largest and richest assor
went iousehold furniture offered auction this season.
AA'A' AUGUST MARTINES, Aucuoncor.
The New York herald., 1874-07-02

CPRING VALLEY DRIVING PARK.
FRIDAY, JULYa
Pure ss7s, for horses that haye sea.en $50
G. II. Burton enters blk, N. Dusky Maid
John Pierce enters b. m. Witch.
Aos enters Lacy Siay sired by Amos
r. s. Hall enters s. m Gussie.
7 Russell enters 81. m crazy y,,9i Jane. ,.
s or s
feter TfsSs Msnee ensrs ensrs E. E. % % Bessie Bessie B.
SATURDAY, JULY4
Purse sl75 horses that beaten minutes
M Cline enters blk. 9. Colonel Campbell.
D B. Amos enters b. h. Prince, sired by Amos 9. ~
KF, GALLOWAY enters b; f. ODD Stocking.
7. Russell enters br h. Tom faine
ssSs s sF.fs 81 ESs1 6snsaa
J. T. Mansell enters q. m, Stella.
!. Gs%Pss bn1a ssers eneIs fasy fraxis + Merton
N. De Camp enters ch. 8, Billy Button.
T. Russell enters gr; m Crazy Jane
r Nance Nance enters enters B. M Bessie saR T.
1874 LONG BRANCH RACES lS74
July4Z T. o. II. IA, IS ls and ls.
The stanch and commodious steamers OF the New
Jersey Southern Railroad line will run as folows-
Leave New York, foot of Rector street. pier North
River at and sao A. NJ returning from the park i'm
mcdiatcly after the close OF the races each day.
On the 40 trip an extra boat viii be in readiness to
relieve the regular boat in Of an excessive crowd
sr NSas viii Be an of psa
regular ana
pafA' CHAs p. McFADDIN, General Ticket Agent
w, 8. ucNCral
The New York herald., 1874-07-02
SALES Ar AUCTION.

A UCrION-ED. PBTTINGER. AUCrfOSEER BIZ
~ SMITH 4 BOGART Friday. Juiy3 At II O'Clock
at No North william street. large assortinont House-
hold Furniture, Carpets. Mirrors. Fancy Goods, 10
The New York herald., 1874-07-02

A LOT OF HORSES FROM THE COUNTRY WILL
"A be sold cheap exchange for horses Of less value
At all kinds busness warranted sound and kind
Apply al 81 Canal, corner OF Washington street.
A FEW MORE LEFT OF THOSE CELEHRArED
N top Wagons. nv make, selling at the low price
ofSWO each. ISAAC LOCKWOOD. corner OF Third ave-
nue. aud l27fh street
RMY WAGONS FARM CARTS, BLANKETS,
N Tents, Mcclellan Saddles Mule Collars. Harness,
Canvas Rubber Waterproof Wagon Horse CoSsss Feed
'-''' ' ECortiAndt street, Gear Greenwich
The New York herald., 1874-07-02
r ONG BRANCH RACES,
IL Monmouth Park
commence July and continue July Il. H. l5, !6 and
18 JOHN HOEY, President

N Saturday July H. 1884, purse $780, S25 TO rs. SIS
to second $50 to third track heats best
three vc open 10 all horses; to enter
three start Entrance to be mado to proprietor in
writing with 10 cent before Monday July at
90clOck r. M. d. IL. RYERS. Proprietor.
DOOLs SOLD THIS EVENING AT JOHNSON's. NO.
l87 Broadway corner Twenty eighth street, on tho
Long Branch Races. Also Paris Mutual Pools.
y. Il. JOHNSON.
The New York herald., 1874-07-02

for horses that have trotted better than min
fourth.
The New York herald., 1874-07-02
HORSES. CAaHIAGEs. 40.

ARNEss SADDLES, BRIDLEs. LINEN SHEETS,
4, = summer Horse Clothing Lap Busters Whips spurs
Halters. Brushes. Combs, Sponees, Chamos Sc Nv
narness are hand made and OF the best materia prices
low for good article e. BARTLETT
6s warren street. corner College place.
The New York herald., 1874-07-02

NO. 2-PURSE $500,
for horses that have troed better than 56-Sf
to first, SaOo to second SID TO third $50 to fourth
SECOND DAY-WEDNESDAY, JULY ID
The New York herald., 1874-07-02
SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTION SALE or HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD
"A Furniture. - -
THIS (Thur sdayj MORNING. commencing at ~ O'CLOCK
at the elegant private residence,
2iQ West 2lst ST., near It'll avenue.
over 400 lots by catalogue, .,
consisting of Parlor suits in rich satin and nocs'Ss;
Decker Bros Pianoiortc, Paror fafacs Iapl-
nets fine Bronzes OIL Paintings FRENCH pint hrnn;
Clocks Statuary library and secrctaire B9oScases LII
brary Tables, Writing Desk Turkish SUI Easy onairs
Cases Bedseads Bureaus Wardrc'es, Oh,nonic5es res,
Lounges 81 hair spring Mareses sprenus ieatner
P,loWs; rep plush and hsrcloh salts; Buffet Exten:
sion Table, bning Chairs silverware; CrockeIy, mau
stand, Rockers % Carpets &c. y. D-SAio positiVe'
Take TIN or Sth avonno cars ~ cAsurs A,..,....
The New York herald., 1874-07-02

DROWN GEIDINa, YEARS OLo, lt1s HANDS
reliable every way AT private stable 81 West Tenth st.
The New York herald., 1874-07-02

MORTGAGE sALE.-HENRY DREHER SON, AUO-
M oreers office % second sell Friday, July
ios O'clock 2?7 East Broadway, Household Furnl.
Mirror, BRUSSELS Carpet fine German Bedding, Sofas
on"ns' JOIN A. WETII. Attorney for Mortgage.
The New York herald., 1874-07-02

NO 3-PURSE SOD . =,
for horses that have troted better than 40-
500 to first $500 to second $40 third $50 W fourth
The New York herald., 1874-07-02

d 6SO REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED
Lost ~ & &Iussaas ssa as ~ IN aS Ss.s
laine, with a small watch attached TO- It, stem wlnder
the monogram e. G. the inner lid. 10 be delivered at
Nv vest FIFTY .second street,
The New York herald., 1874-07-02

HARNEsS.-THE CHEAPEST HARNESS STORE IN
II New York y good buggy Harness, hand ade, SIT
good covered buggy Harness hand made, $.a; good
goSa double truck Harness sao good sheet from 81
anime for yourselves. FISHER OSBORNE, II Barclay
The New York herald., 1874-07-02

DARGAINs.--FOUR EXPRESS WAGONS FOR SALE
ID $35 each, two $65 each four sets of Harness
match $40 set at 395 Broadway Eifty-second st.
The New York herald., 1874-07-02

"A. nearly new also q hambletonian Stallion can
tro also Horse fit for any business: will
be sold oneourth their value Inquire at i52 Crosby
The New York herald., 1874-07-02

CARRIAGES OF OUR OWN BUILD AT LOW
" prices.-We propose selling better vohicle than
any dealer auctioneer can for the same amount Of
money Our carriages warranted as represented
and manufacturing experience of "a years enables
to offer superior advantages. j. COLYER co.
The New York herald., 1874-07-02

IrOR SALE-BY A. L. ROUSE, l47 EAST TWENTY
fourth street, three fine, kind and gentle. riding and
driving Ponies tor chdren's also some fine STYLED
driving Horses
The New York herald., 1874-07-02

U,OR sALE-PRICE SODA SIZE TRUCK, IN
good order has been Two years. will carry 5000
pounis Inquire Of L. s. BOWMAN CO., corner Thirty
third stree and Eleventh avenue.
The New York herald., 1874-07-02

MORTGAGE SALE.-uENRY DREilER son, AUON
WI tioneers office rs Second avenue ssii this day ae
loon ne black walnut Bar and Back Bar large Ice Box
Bsratee Table Chairs Tables Glassware, &c, in lots
HENRY r. DR. HI EH. Attorney for Mortgagcc.
The New York herald., 1874-07-02

DAY HORSE l5f; HAS rROTTED IN 49,; WAR
ID ranted sound and kind will be sold for half his
value; will take a light Wagon in part payment.
T.. NJ CRANE, 236 Greenwich street.
The New York herald., 1874-07-02

TOHN Fl. WILSON. AUCTIONEER
81 Mo.t,ass sale OF Hou eaod F.rniture. &C. JOHN
H. WILSON Co. vii soii, Frday, Ju v ), 1874 at IL
NJ. A. sales lO3 Cha noers street general as
sortms mt of Furniture, Beds, ncdang. Carpett OIL
clio = MIR RS oar AMI Par Fix Glas wa 70, DO
By orier OF CdAELES A BROWN. Attorney for Mort
gage3.
The New York herald., 1874-07-02

&cO S70-TwO GOOD WORK HORSES, SOUND
OOU. and kind suitable for any work; not half
value must sell this week. butcher Cart 80 3lI West
fly. .fh hru
The New York herald., 1874-07-02

lump SEAT BUGGIES, SIX DIFFERENT STYLES
standing and falling tops every other style of Car
TuEERs p' uNfOS neW ina ssI9ad bang e.
Bfeeoker street.
The New York herald., 1874-07-02
REWARDS.

ch = n REwARD-IF THE LADY DRESSED IN
pOU black who picked up q pocketbook, containing
500 md a Free receipt for S. the
her OF place and Church street at about hafpast
avenue car will return the same to 2l3 West Twelfth
street the above mentioned reward will be paid and no
questions asked.
IN sN REWARD FOR THE RETURN or GOLD
SOU Watch and Chain lost or tuesday,, June 23, at
pomanns Pars on Jersey heia hss sngc case gold
The same 10 saloon, 423 Washington street. New York
and no questions asked.
SlUU lions asked for the return Of gold WstoH and
Chain with Massonic Keystone attached, lost on the
$40 p NJ. train from New York. the Ne Haven Rail.
road, Monday, June %. 1874 Address RoBEKTs Herald
ONCE.
The New York herald., 1874-07-02

I g. wEINBERGER AUCTIoNEER.
sale this day Ghursday st 10y, O'Clock at le Bow
der Of L. Lippman City Marshal Also Furniture, Par
lor Suits, Carpets fine Children's Carriage Mirrors
oaps, Clothing, Shoes and Caters, Dress SILK, Dress
sssShaums Pipes. smoking Tobacco Cigars Lianors.
ers invited. Also, to pay advances Indian Figurea
Pianos and 2 iron Safes.
The New York herald., 1874-07-02

NOR sALE--AT A BARGAIN, A GOOD HORSE; FIT
j. for truck, grocery or express or any heavy work.
433 East Houston street.
The New York herald., 1874-07-02

NE NussBAUM. AUCTIONEER. sALRsROoM 2T
IA. Canal street, sells this day at II O'Clock. at 40
West Fifty third street, the stock and Fixtures OF
Grocery stOre consisting OF Counters IceDox. Show
cases. Harness. Scales and general stock OF Groccries
6c
The New York herald., 1874-07-02

CARRIAGES FOR SALE AT THE OLD ESTAB
" lished manufactory. No. 10 Nevns street Brooklyn
York prices u. B. WITTY Il co.
The New York herald., 1874-07-02

MANUFACTURERS UNION CARRIAGE REPOSI
NI tory, Si Broadway near Beecker street-Im
mense stock OF all styles Of Carriages at the most rea
riages cheaD. " " " =
The New York herald., 1874-07-02

A VERY HADsOME. .LICHT BRET, NEWLY TRIMMED
IA with brown Ut0th and god inourtmgs, very styt
ish also Dunn Clarence newly trimmed In nrst class
tops new and second hand Depot Wagons twenty. ven!
KNOTT 4 MAaUIRE's. 80 and 80 Wooster street.
The New York herald., 1874-07-02

PAIR BAY GELDINGs Isx HANDS HIGH, 7 AND
4 years old can trot together IN minutes, nave no
fear o. snynin and are Kind and reliable every par
owner ali last summer; 1t to hnd team having
a tne desirable Qualities for family purposes which THIS
In all harness and under saddles without bssh Call
% sale a. sSSvs tour Wheel Dog Cart maa BY
match and splendid Side Saddle. Wood ulbsons make
M OF the above will be offered much below their vauc
for want of use.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-01-14

PLANTING OLD GRAPE VINES
Tie labor and time spent in transplant
ing old grape vines will, in nine cases
out of teu, be thrown away. A bear
ing vine, more than four years old,
seldom, if ever, does well, no matter
how much care there is taken digging
up aud replacing this class Of vines.
\ strong one year old vine of the same
variety, set cut at the same time, will
in four years be stronger, covering
more surface and decidedly more pro-
d1ctiye than the old vine, while the
cost Of the old vine and the labor Of
planting will at least be four times as
much. Those who nave had expert
cncc in grape growing will not make
the mistake, but farmers and country
gentlemen who want to have fruit in /
short time take it for granted that i
iar@c Old vine is better than small
o:e tor ;Icir purpose. But one or two
trials with old viavs would open their
eyes and set them thinking Oh this
subject, and they would SOON fad out
that no matter how large vine may
5c whcl traasplanted, it should be
cut back both top and root, 50 as to
virtually make one year old oft.
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1t follows that it would not be prof
liable to keep hens after their fourth
year, as their produce will not pay for
their keeping, except when they are
Of 4 valuable and scarce breed"
To begin with, We may doubt the
possibility Of making any accurate
count of the number of ovisacs, in the
oyaries, or affirming that no new ones
make their appearance out Of minute
germs or cells in the course of the life
Of the hen.
In the next place, such limitation
must have reference to the actual con
stitution Of the fowl, and this, either
in its wild or tame condition. If to
the former, the number OF oYlsacs,
even if definitely ascertaIued. can have
no connection whatever with the real
habit Of the hen, since she lays in a
wild state, only as many as she can
cover; if to the tame fowl, is strange
to 6ud 50 definite rale laid down for
an animal that is, in the highest de-
y.ee, of an artificial character, and
whose nature is, in so many points,
constantly being remade.-IHs Pom'
try World.