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LOUISIANA.

In this State the election takes place
Nov. 2. Tie State Treasurer, members OF the
XLIvth Congress- and legislature will be chosen
The latter will elect a United States Senator to
fill the term already begun, and which closes In
1879. Pinckney Benton, Stewart, Pinchbaek and
William L. Mcmillan were unsuccessful claimants
for the seat before the Congress In 1870 Antoine
Dubucet Rep received votes for State Treasurer
and James d. Blair (Dem) received ll70 votes Du-
ouclets majority 2l.477 In 1877 the Warmoth Re
turning Board John McEnery tLb.) majority OF
1906 Governor out Of total vote of l2552 Gree
leys majority for President by the same returns wac
6a92 the total vote being 126442 BY the Kellogg re-
turns the total for Governor l26069. out OF
which VIM. Pitt Kellogg had majority OF 1851 the
same returns gave President Grant majority
Of l4.e34 out Of total vote OF l2s'69I.
The present delegation Congress contains five Repu0
leans four OF whom candidates for reelection For
Congressmen at Large. according TO the Kellogg re-
turns p B. s. Pnchback (Rep) received 6s,947 votes IN
1872 and George Sheridan iD $3.50, giving Pinch
back majority of 94l7 The contest between the TWO
candidates for the unsuccessful 10 the House
OF Representatives. and a vacancy stlII exists Inc
candidates thls as iOilOws
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Pennsylvania will elect minor State officers,
tuo Supreme Judges Members or Congress- d State
senator's 2 state Is President Judges
in the new districts created by the judicial appOrtion
ment additional Law Judges in certain districts, and
the usual county officials. The new Legislature VIII
choose United states Senator 10 succeed John Scott
sn1 whose term pires year In the last LeSis
lsture the Republican majority on joint ballot was 81.
rweptytwo Senators. Is Republicans and Democrats
hold over In 1872 vote for Governor was John F.
Hsrtranft Rep), 1888 Charles r. Buckalev DEM.
All s2a total Hartranfs majority $3.50. Pres
dent Grants majority 1877 5Is out OF total vote Of
SCI $50. TWENTY-FIVE Republicans and Democrats nov
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MICHIGAN.

In Michigan a Governor and other State
officers members Of the XLIV,h Congress, and q
legislature are TO be chosen. The latter Will elect
United ates Senator succeed Zlchariah Chandler
Rep). whose term expires 1875. Ia the Legs
st1ire of 1884 the Republican majority was 10 In
1879 the total votes follows: Governor.
22os4s; President ACa0 The maiorltes were
BagIey Rep. for Governor, 57,0ss President,
Grant o0lOO. The entire delegation 10 the XLIvth
Congress Republican has been renominated The sew
era tickets are as follows the Reform ticket nomi
hat NJ he Dem
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SOUTH CAROLINA.


South Carolina will elect Governor, Lieu
tenant Governor, LEGISLATURE, county officers and
Con gressmen. The State represented in Congress
by Republicans. OF whom candidates ror reelec-
tion The Republican nominations were distasteful to
large body Of the party and independent nominations
were made. These supported by the Conservatives,
and under the head Of Reform In 1877 the vote for
Governor Franklin J. Moses, jr (RepD, e9,ssl
Reuben Tomlinson (eform) 1886 total loa 77 Mosess
majority 359l. For President the vote stood Grant
Rep) r. 400 Greeley ib ~ 7o3 total "a 1913 Grants
majority. In 1868 President Grants majority
was 1904 the total being l07, 530 The following
the candidates this year:
Republican, RSorm
Governor ....... Daniel H. Chambersn John T. Green.
LLst Governor sR H. Glesves (eoLl N. Delaney, teol)
Coaoress sJos H. Raney (coL) Samuel Lee, (ooL)
=, &C W. ButI (coLl L. W. n hackey
IL "A j. Ranssr (nd.)
Is B. Il. MeGowan
III solomon I. wv. n. Trescot. DENY
ia. H. Cain, (co- Ind)
A. wallaee.J. B. Eershsw. Dem
v. Reuben snAIls. (eoL) Joseph r II. BppRg
'Present incumbent
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sprasue Rep), whoss term expires IN March. Two
Republicans one Of whom IL candidate for reelection
represent the State IN the xLIvth Congress. The
Democratic nominees Charles X. Cutler and George H.
Browne declined and their places were niled last
Wednesday by the Democratic State Central Committee
The tickets follows:
Repvbllnn Dcmo-rtse
Opnevess T. Dem. T. EaneA Wiihsm ~ beach
II. .Lsiser W. BsLoa samuel holman
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VERMONT.

In consequence of the failure Of the people
TO elect Con last September in the lid Yer
mont District special election will now be held The
Republican candidate this election ran against Luke
p Poland (Rep in September; no was the nominee OF
boilers from the Convention which nominated ME- 10
land The rumor Is current latter will endeavor
to secure some votes although he withdrew from the
canvass after the September election. The present del
egation contains Republicans. In September two
Republicans were elected, member Ia the lst DIS
trct, and the present member, George W. denuee' III
the Hid District. The candidates are
Rpgbloas. De0oT1ne
CongressS II. Dudley {. benson Alexander acLane
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRx. Friday, Oct. F;

At the Exchange Salesrooms to-day, E. A.
Lawrence Co. sold the four1tory orown-stone house
and southeast OF sixty rrssst and Madison
ave-. lot 2o5I75.Io. for s26cOc.
A. J. Blocker, Son a Co. sold the fourstorv brick
house and lot. 2Si,1sos, known as No. - Wa7eriey-
place. south side feet Of Greenest 10 Benjamin
seely. for $4,000 The auctoneers sold one
eighth undivided interest 10 10 lots located Eleventh.
ave-, Thirty ninth ana Fortieth-sts TO D. Allerton.
party interest," for ss75 TIE remainder Of tie sales
announced for to-day osiponed.
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NETWORK.

In this State Governor and other State
officers Members OF Assembly. IS Members OF Con
gress two OF which I'LL vacancies in the XLIIId
Congress- county officers and State Senator to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of John Ganson tDem OF
Erie Will be elected the proposed Constitutional Amend
ments will also be voted upon The Legislature Will
elect United States Senator to succeed Reuben T.
Fenton LID Rep, whose term expires next year. The
last Legislature was Republican on joint ballot
by q majority In 1872 the vote for Governor was
John A. Dix (ReD.), I45S1; Francis Herman Llo).
500 $50 total, s9sI5l DIX majority 5354l President
Grants majority. out Of total vote OF s2s go,
53546. In 1873 Dedrich Wiers dem. aud Lio) had
majority for Secretary Of state the total vote
was 672432 TwentYfOur Republicans, Democrats. and
Liberal Republican we're elected 70 the XLIlId Con-
gress Two exist caused by the resigna-
ton OF Stewart L. Woodford (Rep) and the death OF
David Mellish ,Rep) Nine Republicans, Democrats,
and Liberal Republican candidates for reelection
The several tickets
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GEORGIA.

Congressman only are TO be elected in
this state In 1872 James Milton Smith DEM re-
ceived q majority OF 5s,c64 for Governor; the
total vote was 1Sl.0lA Horace Greeley's ma
iorty for President 1886 out of a total vote
OF lss oe6. The Georgia delegation in Congress now
contains Conservatives and Republicans OF these, 4
Conservatives and Republican have been renominated
In 1871 the majoriies for the Republican Congressman
were wh1teey. &c Freeman. 279. Tue Conservative
pajorlties from 340 To 3,7y. Tie following are
the nominations this year:
Rep-boda. LOzs-uGtise
Coaores, L. John l. julian Hsr;Tdge.
IL Whitsley. Wilism 1. SLuIth
III. Jack Brown usd1 Philip Coof.
Henry H. LsrEs.
Markham hiltna A CsnCFr
vi samuel Cove james H. B.cunL
~ william Il. Dsbuev.
W. ~ tlnG
William Hsr-sa icoll Il S;enntls
TX. John ". ONrA iInd) GsELet AeAlAp
sPrefeat Ipcunoent
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NEVADA.

NEVADA
A full State ticket, Legislature, ana
member Of Congress to be elected in Nevada lne
LEGISLATURE will elect q successor TO WIN. m stewart
(Rep), whose term expires next March. la tDe la''
Legislature the Republicans had majority Oh % VI
Joint ballot In 1870 L. r Bradley Dem) had major
tv OF los for Governor over A. Trlte Rep the total
vote being 1334s In 1872 President Grants majority
was M out of total vote 649. In 1903 the tOa
vote being 1903 his majority was l262 Inc Ioo"i's
.Ents hls year
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VIRGINIA.

Congressman only will be elected in Vir-
glnia The Legislature has already chosen Robert E.
wtners Dem) to succeed John F. Lewis (Rep) in the
United States Senate next year. The present Congress
sional delegation contains Democrats and Repuoi
cans of these Republicans aud Democrats are can
didates for reelection. The tickets are:
Republican Cors~vdttrc
Conorsss l. flames B. sener. Beverly B. DougaS
H. lanes y. ratr ". John Good. jr.
III Rush Burgess Gilbert T. "aH9
w i-Nm II. H. stoveL
w. Chas. n. Porter Ind.
V..'Chrisopher T. Thomas George {. CabeL
VI lanes r Johnson. John 4 Tucker.
VII John F. Lewis. John T. Harris.
vii George W Henierlte William Terry
sPTesen, incumbent
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NEW-JERSEY.

In New-Jersey Governor, seven state
Senators members OF the Assembly county officers ana
seven Congressman TO be elected The Legislature
will choose United States Senator to succeed John r.
Stockton tDcm1, whose term expires next March In
the last Legislature the Republican majority on JOINT
ballot was H. In 1871 joel Parker DEM had majority
OF 1919 for Governor. over Walsh Rep the total vote
being 1se 745 In 1872 President Grants majority was
IL 900 the total vote was 2 In 1863 Seymours ma
orty FOR President 1870 the total vote was i63lS2
The present delegation in Congress contains six Repub
cans and one Democrat. Five Republicans and one
Democrat are canditares for reelection. The State and
CONGRESSIONAL tickets are as follows:
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KENTUCKY.

Kentucky will elect ten members to Congress.
The present delegation composed entirely Of Demo
Gratis three OF whom candidates for reelection In
1871 the Democratic Congressional majorities we're
all large, except in the With and Xtn Districts,
where the majorities 673 and 100 respec-
lively. Mr. Greeleys majority for President was
ll229 out Of total vote Of 1ss,761. Preston
H. Leslie Dem) had a majority Of 37.l5s in 1871 for
Governor. the total then being 2l5,7H. The can
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TEXAS.

TEXAS.
In this State only congressman will be
elected The present delegation is entirely Democratic
In 1877 the vote President Grant (Rep), 4oS
Greeley 0iD), 66546 total Il4,0l4; Greeleys majority
1908 TIE average majority for Congressmenat Large
was n OBS For Governor the vote stood Richard Coke
(Dem) $3.50 Edmund J. Davis tRep), 4266O; COKE
majority, 42Ss9. The candidates ut TINS election are
Republican. Demor1tt1
conorss, $780,. / William Chanbers john H. Reagan.
II DAVID B. Cub
III p W simmer Jsm-s W. Thr0eknorou-
~ Pleasant A. Yell sRoger u Mill
fJohnEia
VI Jeremiah Gayan, Gustaye Scleicher.
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Osborn by s2.m7 majority, the total vote BE-
ing l01.Aa The total vote for President va
iooo1s; President Grants majority a4,o7a In
1863 when the total vote was only $685. hts majority
was 1858 The average majority Of the three Re-
publican Congressmen-atLarge 05o The nomina.
tons this year follows. the entire opposition TO
the Republicans uniting . Reform ticket;
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KANSAS.

KANSAS
A Governor and other State officers, Con-
ssessmsa ssd . Lexisissurs are 10 chosen
n kaaDa - M ~ Repabktpoes ssesed Gsy
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C'"sTfsa'''L'' oscar Turner tDemJ ="
II ..Bdwsrd r. Weir rep 'Jobn Young Brown
Ill. sCbAres W. Miihkep.
~. Clement s. Hill (Oem) j. Proctor Knott.
V...Johp Thompson Gray DEN Edward Y. ParsonA
lCbarss Egnton (Repl Joseph {. HugheS
VI Oliver W. Root (aepl
'i''' e. Duncan DEM
o. p. Hogan DEM
VII .B0wau Marshall lind. DEM J. C. E. Blaetturn.
VIII. Milton j. Durham.
*. D.. CocknlL
John Means Rep John b. Clarke
49, Thomas Brown DEM
Charles DuRban also
TIT Democratic domination.
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TENNESSEE.

In this State Governor, Legislature, and
ten Congressmen are to be elected. The Legislature
will choose a successor TO VIM. G.. Brownow (hep1,
whose term expires next March. The Democrats had
majority OF Joint ballot in the last Legislature. In
1871 the vote for Governor Brown (Dem, T,689;
Freeman RepJ s4Ioo; total sl,7s9; Browns majority.
1882 Horace Greeley Qlb had majority of s7s6 out
of total vote OF lsOO4S Republicans and three
Democrats the State In the ALllld congress-
or these five Republicans and three Democrats are can
didates for reelection. The tickets are
Republican Demorufk
f;orrnor .. Horace MAYNARD. James D. Porter. u.
fono,,s. sR,sierick r. Butler William Mcfarland
H. Jacob NJ rnornbugh. George W. MAlry.
III DAVID NJ Nelson George g. Dbrl.
" John Head.
v NJ Bright
HI John p. House
VII. William Gibbs w sshlngon {. histoorns
vii. T. e. sJonn D. Z: ADKINS
sDaya IN Caldwell.
< sBsrboar Lewis II. Casey Young
present
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THE TERRITORIES.
In Arizona there are several Independent
candidates for election delegate 70 the XLlVth Con-
gress The present delegate, Richard c. McCormick Is
. Republican. The candidates this year are;
lain Smith John A. Rnsh.
"a Steven, O. 7. Hayden
William II. HARDY, ~ w. DsAussf
c. c. Bean,
From Idaho there are no adv1ces. The
preseut delegate John HALEY. is Republican.
The present delegate from Washington, Oba-
dah b. McF adden. Is Democrat. The candidates this
year are "a follows; the Republican candidate u now
Chief Justice Of the Territory.
Repubtcda Democratic.
DELEGATE Orange Jacosa L. shsrpssein
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

man Bsesr,u 10 George H.Tdifeee il $50 600
Grand-ss No 1885 SIS 25rsO foreeosei sinclair referee
oil ueais deceased % Clare. Or .er 60 800
Martin Furch.uchr TO ane 81 400
l6thst. n g.. z2S6 4 b. 1892; g Herotraer
to sarah -iis Of Bsctan 1900
Hses. widow -. 49,. ~ 500
70 Mar. Dun.eth al 1000
man to Fanny T. vie Of we'd. 1900
Of meci.Ty 70 Fui.sar $4,000
Bolil., 70 Lew. Musord. .......'.... 5000
C.H. Wife Of sian yluneuths 1900
Bernstein 81 900
81 Day to LLOYD. 300
John BarchsI to J,ssph I2IOo
Proposed Rairosd-sve East 3O26 Of l3rth q loOI
2225 James Carlisle ref TO Randolph " Townsend, oo
s, NiehoIarsve e . sos 4 q Of l4j,b-st, IO9re
1876 n Of old road following curve 10
proposed L IS a ~ pcnt 475 n q of l45S-Ns
and A and and abby N " ard. be rs Of " g Ward.
deceased, 70 James RugRs correction onl1Ai
LRAsRBoLD coSvEIAsCEs
A' pure"ncss 600
% -. NE e. U " - 10 $50
RECORDED.
Houstoustn g O. o.. ! of Ave A. 20 10 20
lstxse o7.s Houston st. 25.2 70 years 49,
l. 1870. tJOo
Winthrop Chaner Helen
Chanler PraFr Haeksnf 3lsis BroadNAy -.
eadlns interior plot yesrt per yesr-...... UUV
2d-sve No H. e 4tb-st: 1912 sbo
5th ave cor 27IlOO 3a 1000
Trustees saion Snug HarbOr CornsAa Barrow II orr,
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4exs; Young Dem j. ytl total, T7.ss6 Austfns me-
jority, L,97A The tickets this year Are
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co,e--o- .......... George A. Halsey Jeserh d. Belle
Conorfss .. element H. Srnckson ChAkiey Alhertson
II. ssAmrel A. Dobbins Andrew J. Smith
III. tAD's Clark Miles Ross
~ Charlie, Place Robert Hanllton.
Nm. alter PhslrA w. Cusr
vi sMareus L. Ward. ?rrderck H. Tr-re
va Isaac ". sendder. Aug A. HaTdenbugh.
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WISCONSIN.

Wisconsin will elect 8 Congressman and a
Legislature The latter will choose United States
Senator TO succeed Matthew H. Carpenter Rep), whose
term expires March. Ia the Legislature OF 1874
the Opposition had majority OF IT. In 1873 the vote
for Governor was: Taylor LfO), s1635 Washburn
(Rep) &C. total 147s5s raylors majority. l5A2 In
1871 washburn's majority 49, out OF total vote
OF l472s Grants majority cut OF total vote of s44
In 1872 was 1880 The present delegation in Congress
contains Republicans and Democrats Three Repub-
caus only Candidates for reelection The tickets
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sPresen, incumbebt
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Q Present incumbent
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RHODE ISLAND

RHODE ISLAND.
Rhode Island will only elect congressman.
M Leesiature chosen in April viii elect Unsod
-. 1890 ~ n ssasssa 10 Jsauasy - ssssss1 W.
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6ouses uno forms Udniro

SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS want Q
n partially furnishes unfurhsd HOUSE Eve Tear. lea
ar bosri the
references n D. Box 81 Tribune Uptown Once 5sS
West 32dst
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ILLINOIS.

VIII. William n Hsr-sou iool..
TX. John ". 0'S~Ai lind.
sPreeeat Ipeuneeni-
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ARKANSAS.

-Present Incumbent
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Broo.ilpn Real estate for Sale
Nrw-3ersep Rral &srate tor Sole.

TOR SALE-50,000 acres Of LAND IN
Southern sewJers Will be sold IN one body o. % 'es -
railroads. They contain ~aer powers gooS WOW
ana lumber Address T. WRIGHT klvocd n J.
ORANGE. n. J.-jreat variety property tor
" and Q onee bour rom TO s p m ~
l. GRRRl. SO Nassau. Libs-v-S
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MARYLAND.

HuVOT Nh II -ftIIa4 = tllI LaUaFA~
Present Incumbent
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GREAT SALE OF BLooDE,

a GhEAI SALE ~ OF Bk0oDED, @ @KELIABLE,
BY PShktg Mhktn nAroII1S II \ aIoDk THIs pay
SisffS,h Sis5ES ,hsbnfwEEs shbnfwEEs %AvEhLai - AND oIiSf6s
49, REAR oE NEW YORK HOTEL.
ery Of Messrs. 4. R. D. r livingston, who sail per
2 TO Sa ges 1s
SEED RHHAsGE ASb 81 SAFE fAM4 hosE
hapas q !, hg years Pid and sired by Nasna chara dam
she retted mile track qt that place in u: .he has
ana can speed Gpa e e1n hs neT I r0 ae s ana M
s sye Sns ana csan ia, mb so9 9Tnd ss
or eare "a and nd eonsdsra By al who know her 20 be
she is warranted sound and klna and Tree IRON vice.
Also he beauul and fast bay trotting Mare Eolse Is
hands nisn years Old was sired by volunteer he by
ei By ayor Os AND at ii. sse a @ tS
she sho% o"S great breedng with ne ane sod
mi! IN 50 day Of sale and If put in proper trimming
ance, is PROMPT resoIu.e and game driver and is
very ana handsome steel gray .rotns Mare
lrhzn hands high years ODD was sired by Mambrino
'a sEaS a@ars KenuS and
she o pre@ al ar a ne r hSr for ret br
extra speed c and b and was to be the
in @ scsa a Res oPa San show gait
Of nothing good pole beasr and one the strongest
her ma h
mrs horses OF the counlrY she Is warranted sound and
Also ve.y hns and speedy dapulc dun Horse, lsM
imported mare; he has dne silver ana tail; very
handsome ana stylish and one OF the most reliable gen.
New York he good saddle horse and can trot mile
h.s "s s HsSs Ss % WIN WIN
S Ssa ana ID s tss
M IS M haa and b .s oa aTons n seg S
pent0n dan By Henry Clay he I, an ,sssant prompt
2lo: he has bottom, ani all is everyday gen
ns a ne a bar SOUND m and San kn high
years old sired BY Ethan Alien, dam by Jupiter and
sat and looks Ae aWea Bshsr S' track &sina
wnen but years old mile in 2:tS and can now show
and is honest and well behaved aud seldom heat he Is
warranted sound ana kind
match Horse hands hish Years Old was % Sired
y arTy ys ssy sa sd % af1ea %
gseat endurance end can ro mile in s'o he is war
Also fine and .s black trotting Geldns, Is,5 bands
high years old sired by Vermont BLACK Hawk; he was
@ n:de Of 2:ls; he can always show m'le better than
Also the ims and fast soro ocaing Aderman he is
G a os a eS & Sss sSa q o FaS 10 e
found; he trot in :55 and is warranted sound and
Also TWO top Wagons, one open wagon, one Rockaway
one top Pony Phacton one Sleigh, single snd double
dies and Briies Whips &C. s''''' anu ''''''''" '"'
s1he above , sGGs * are al 1f tho b best Quality and
to sale az stable above where parties In search Of
anity offered examine before parchasns and % aseer-
tanning iull particulars Messrs }. d. the auotioneers
men n "a and M horses %
to call and examine. fall warran.cc given with each
horse. ana ample tine viii be allowed Tor trial and
Sale positive, rain or shine, to highest bidder,
without limit or restriction sale VIII commence
promptly at IL O'Clock
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-31

A ONE BREWSTER ROAD WAGON AND LIGHT
"A. CareRc two-seat extension Phaetoa 20 Eoeka-
ways OF gil styles s7S mp Coupo R?ckaway pha, a.
dephia sx-scat Eooksway, tSo-seat open Wagon, ~
top and Pony Phaetons new and second hand, Soo
up; 10 top and open Express Si.5 ~ top and open
read Wagons, by CITY makers, $50 up; at WILLIAM ii.
GRAY'S 20 aud ~ Wooster street
A HANDSOME PRIVATE COUPE TURNOUT--COUPE
n liued, satin and leather; Horse black, l6 hands
Harness. Robes, Bla nket Whip, &c must be sold be fore
IL O'Clock to-day. NO. $50 Third avenue.
BARGAIN IN THREE CLARENUEs, TWO VIC
n toras, two glass Quarter Coaches, Coupe, Dog Carts
J. W. PrTNEy. 4eo Third avenue.
FINE TEAM OF MORGAN HORSES I6ls BANDS
"A high very stylish. six years Old warranted sound
aud Kind also, two good Work Horses and Victoria
Nu 3 West Thirteentn street,