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wArEisE0WN UNION LIVE STOCK
MARKET.
For the week ending sept. 20, 1874.


No of cars-Boston and Lowell, rs; Fitchburg,
rs; total, l5l
ton 4 Lowell GO, Fitchburg %. Total 139.
Prices OF market Beef-A few choice at $40 30
@1O 20, extra sl0d10 %; frst quality Is 5OG95 80;
second quality 81 o)as %; third quality 50 90
Prices OF store cattle-Worklng oxen q pair,
from $780, Sl5l sll5@s240.
Mich cows and calves from S35d63 extra G5
CD. Farrow cows s24@36. .,..--
learllngs sl0@ls two years Old s2oS9s; three
years Old S3OG45.
Northern dressed hogs 9lsc.
Prices OF sheep and lambs-in lots, !? So S. 81 so
@A each extra 81 5O@d 70 h head, or from
4ti@lc q h.
Veal Calves 50 O0a sl2 %.
Prices of hides, tallow and skins-Brghton
hides iA@sc d ID; country hides IA@i5ic d ID,
Brighton t0llow DC q h; country tallow ~
@4atc u N.
Potts roc each Calf skins l5c d ID.
CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE AND SHEEP.
n. b. Beef-Chocc grades includes nothing
but stabilized li0O 10 400 lbs bulocks. Extra
and first quality includes the best, large TAI
oxen. Second and third quality includes oxen
ana two and three year old steers.
sheep-EXtra includes cOssets, ana Whoh those
OF inferior quality are thrown out.
REMARKS.
Cattle 1O9s northern and 75l head OF western
cattle constitute the supply AT TINS market Tor
the week, and with the exception OF thirteen
loads Of western, by scollans & McFlynn, the
stock was all received this morning. Tho trade
FOR cattle has not been quick dullness TO the
market noticed on common grades Prices
have remained decently frm. A fair show of
tine-growth oxen, that sold easily to city butch
ers. NJ 4 Shackctt sold IL three-y eaf-old steers
and hefers to c. Wentworth, to dress from 800
TO 100 lbs each at 81 cts, W ~ steers 10 valpy
q Starks, to dress from ,01 TO 1000 lbs each, at
| 9a9al cts d W. j Dow sold oxen, TO dress 700
lbs, at 9H cts cows, TO dress 100 lbs, at Gus,
d w. A Fowler sold several pair OF oxen AT 9alO
| cts, d W. VIM. Scollans sold several carloads
OF western steers OF choice grade at sA CTS ! W,
| TO average 1900 lbs per bullock
Sheep and Lambs-The trade for sheep anu
lambs has been good, some OF the best Hooks
selling at ~ cts per ID. The supply being light
| gave the right turn TO the marker. Deale ts
| that had cattle expressed desire 10 have lambs
| on sale The advance is very near Nc y ID.
| Haig sold 100 sheep and lambs, average X lbs,
| at 7ssc GD&R RIP Moon SOLD W lamps az &c;
| SO sheep at dAc, q. w. Chuh SOU iss iaihps'
average 90 lbs, at &C.
| Poultry-i6 and i3c are the two outside prices
| on poultry this week. The run has been light
I Chickens and turkeys at i0c b ID; old hens at
| l3c.
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Large Fire In Ohio.

PITTsBURG, Sept. 30.
A fire at Steubenville, Ohio, this morn
ing, destroyed the Golden Gate distllery
and Touring mill, with cooper shops, sta
bles and several tenement houses. Loss
500, 900; insurance $4,000.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-01

The place to get cabinet work, window cur
tains, cornlces, pictures, frames OF all kinds,
&C. Is at Robert Candlsh's, Grove Block, Grove
street, Rutland Satisfaction, both In work and
prices, guaranteed. sep9dtjanl
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TIE CROPS.

Reports received at the agricultural de-
partment show that the wheat crop will
nearly average that of last year. None of
the large corn producing states reach an
average. There will be fair crop of oats,
potatoes and hay, but less than half the
crop of tobacco.
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Town Burned.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 80.
A fire in Chico, California, destroyed n
considerable portion of the town. Forty
valuable horses were burned.
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Safe
PORTLAND, Me,

PORTLAND, Me, Sept. 30.
The missing steamer New York, of the
international line, arrived at p. IN. to-day,
having put into Machias and into Penob-
scot to avoid the storm, which was very
severe
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The Fighting ParsOn.

KNoXyILyE, Sept. 30.
Tomorrow Senator Brownlow pub
fishes card announcing himself candi-
date for congress from the second congress
siOna district.
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Railroad to be Sold.

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept, 80.
The governor today ordered the sale of
the Macon & Brunswick railroad the first
Tuesday in December next at the depot in
Macon, Ga, by public auction to the high
est bidder.
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KICnM0ND, Sept. 30.
1t is rumorcd that duel is impending
between Generals Malone and Bradley r.
johnson, the causc of offensive utierances
in the political canvass.
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THE MUTUAL LIFE,
OF NEW YORK,
Is THE BEST COMPA

Is TIE BEST CUMFAN1.
IL has more money than any other two In
surAnce companies In the United States.
gH-Assets, SiXty-elght Million Dollars.
G. II. GRANGER, Agent,
Rutland, VT
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DENNlsoN's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.

over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint of loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. sold by Printers and Stationeis
Everywhere
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
iune23dSwit Wholesale Agents.
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From Washington.
APPEARANCE OF A PLAGUE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 90.
The state department Is notified Of the
appearance of plague IN iterior Of Tripoli
and ArNbn.
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From Boston.
TO BE HUNG.

Louis Wagner, the Isle of Shoals muir
derer. is sentenced to be hanged the last
Friday in January.
DARING HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
AS Otis Gray Randall, well-known
broker, was leaving his house on Day
street at the Highlands, last evening, he
was set upon by two men who attempted
to take his pocketbook from him. His two
sons saw from the house the attack and
fired upon the men, who returned the fire,
and the wrist of one of the sons was shat
tered. The robbers then made off, having
succeeded in getting from Randall pack
age containing valuable papers, but not his
money, which he carried in another pocket.
A man surpassed to be one of the robbers
was arrested last night.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Charles O'Day, son-n-law of Otis G.
Randall, is under arrest for assaulting and
robbing the latter last night on Day street,
Boston Highlands. The accused is said to
be insane.
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7
CHIEF ENGINEER or THE FIRE DEPARTMENT,
RUTLAND, September 3Oth, 1874. }
The Annual Parade and Inspection OF the Fire
Department VIII take place on Saturday, Octo-
Der 30. Companies VIII form line on StrOng's
Avenue, right resting on Washington street, ut
O'Clock, p. m, sharp.
W. G. LAND0N,
ocl2dtd Chief Engineer.
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Gov. Kellogg Raiiiles the Compro
mise.

NEW York, sept. 30
A New Orleans special of last night has
the following: This evening Gov. Kellogg
was officially informed of the compromise
which had been entered into Ivy committees
representing the republican and democratic
parties, and he at once addressed the fol-
lowing letter to the chairman of both com
mltices:
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Sept. 29.)
Having been officially notified of the
agreement entered into by committees of
the republican and conservative parties
lately in conference, ard having been de-
sirous from the first of assuring fair reg
iatration and election, hereby ratify the
agreement in so far as it depends upon me
for lis execution, and will strictly adhere
TO its provisions SO long as the state central
executive committee and other responsible
bodies in the combination Of parties recent
" formed ut Baton Rouge, known under
the general term Of conservative party,
shall carry out their part of the agreement.
WILLIAM =. KELLOGG.
The announcement that compromise
had been made attracted very little atten-
ton, and it is not believed the action of
the committees will in any way affect the
political situation in the state
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Will open the course TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9th,
at TOWN HALL, BRANDON, 10 be followed by
Prof. Churchill, Mrs. Liyermore, Parsons, DR..
Holland or Bayard Taylor, Camilla urso Com
pany and Cough.
Season tickets $500. Admission into Beech
er's lecture 70 cents Persons wishing tickets
are requested to leave their names Immediately
al j. b. Meeker's Music Store Tickets Will be
ready September 22d Half fares on railroads
are expected for all who attend Beecher's lee
ture. septl91eod2w
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"ANTED-lmm to lease for a
w term of years, q first-class house, suit
able for small family. Apply at
sep22-dtf GLOBE OFFICE.
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une23dS VII

nor SALE.-400. 900 brick at the brick
Il yard of John Mcintyre Just east OF the
Fair Grounds, Will be sold in lots TO suit pur-
chasers. sept30-d3m
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WANTED.-A good cook, one that is
w neat and tidy Apply at
Sep2G-dlw GLOBE OFFICE.
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ELEVEN UNPUBLISHED ROOMS
~ to let, in good order. Also. the Central
House Laundry, for sale or rent, with n good
business. Inquire OF
j. A. SALISBURY,
Central House
Rutland, Sept. p, 1874. sept25-d3w
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BRANDON LECTURE COURSE.
1915.
HENRY WARD BEECIIER

SEVEN FIRST CLASS ENTERTAINMENT,
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From New York.
New YoRK, Sept

New YoRK, Sept 30.
II Is reported that the New York agency
of the Bank of Montreal loses $3.50, 900 by
the failure of James Bishop & Co.
David Dudley Field came as a passenger
In the Abyssinia.
There were II, 1854 voters registered in
Brooklyn yesterday, the first day of regis
tration. d.
Remington 81 Sons have accepted the
challenge to the rifle makers of America
by Mr.. Rigby, of the irish team, but de-
cline to make any rules governing our
rlfemen. Sharp's rifle company also ac-
copied.
The New York herald., 1874-10-01
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-rrrn PAcr-rourth, fifth and sixth col.
tsssA sIs%
asD shS HS5is r4os
BnooRG9s 2Hi'S '9sa%n aEaG ESTATE FOR sALE-Elonru
BysIkEss BysIkEssssoe oProRTWsfrrEs-r 'ia iSrq%pr PAGE
REAL % FOX SALcSla
eLEkksxSp sALKsMENmaSErH PAcr-rhlrd column
o5achasS tHfSih sGsna
isslts pAs.ran and
coesRTssssaIfs- slfEs sslsnas -revnrn pAcp.
Ssa
DENTIsTRY-FIFTH PAoE-Third column.
Sf Ia AND us
FCKNisHED-sEcoSD PAds-First and second col
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-sEcoxD PAcx-Fourth and
essn column
PlNANCIAL-FouRra PAGE
sSs Rons 4sb TO LIT
SsSosp r4cE-second and third ,. columns,
FSEScH Sf sioqa Paor-riah col
HELP WANTED-FEMALEs-NrsrH PAcE-First and
HALP %xsTEDma sTiH""s m"aALEs-NIsrH PAox-rourtn and
HoasEs sEe SSHn1 S4RRiAeEs 4orlnsr pAerrhrd fourth
HST ESS% so %@sFsDasurn ssa PAGE
INDJsTHiAf EXHIBITION coMPANY-F,Rsr PAGE
ESsES 5 HSs5ka E4ss1nss sssTr AND nnr
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-E,caTH pAsE-
LECTURE sEAs0N-r,rrH PAcE-rhlrd column.
E9f Asp Column
AsbE column
MfLnEKY Asp pAcrFn
MIscELLANEoUs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE
MIsCELLANEOUs-FIrrH PAGE-1hird column
MUSICAL-FIFru PAGR-fourth column
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-Sxth column.
PERsONAL-FIRsr PAeE-First column
PIANOFORIEs, ORGANS GC.-FIFrH PAGE-Fourth
POST OFFICE NoTICE-FIrrn PAcE-Third column
PROPOSALS-tIFTu PAGE-Thrd column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
fRoPERrY OUT OF The CITY FOR SALE or TO
RENT-EIGnTH PAGE-Fittl and sixth columns
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-EIGHrn PAGE-sxth
REAL ESTATE wANTED-E,csru PAcr-sixth column
REWARDS-FIRsr PAcr-second colamn.
SALES AT AUCTIoN-NINrH PAeE-Fifth and sixth
SITUATIONS wANTED-rEMALES-ELgv and
TWELFTH PAGES, and NINTH PAGB-First column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-NINrH PAGE-Second
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FRsF PAGE-second column.
sPoRTiNG-DoGs, BIRDS. &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Third
ssE1oEASSiEaM;E,nss pAerzFf,h column.
THE TRADES-NINTH PAGE--Fiith column.
THE TURF-FIRsT rAGE-Third column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsEs-sEcoSD PAGE
TRAvELLERs' GUIDE-sRcosp PAcr-s,xth column
UNTURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-SECoND PAGR-Thrd and fourth column.
WAsThR T2 PASrIaia cormn
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,. &C-FIRsr PAGR-sixth col
umn
The New York herald., 1874-10-01
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
A PUBLIC AND PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE
II AT TIE fkiNAfE STABLE
REAt OF 81 ONION SQUARE,
TIL, DAY ThURsDAU, at - 30 prompt
WHSg III 5E NVFII W Not VI III
In Seycnteenth street.


Entrance first door wcst OF Broadway.
In Seycnteenh street
The property OF a well known broker and railroad
fnancier who has returned from Europe hi, family has
gentleman, his family and private secretary take
their departure tor New Orleans for health and business
hiahbred tast ana costly Horses Wagons Harness &c.
Toam Of brilliant mahogany bay Mares loAz hands
high. and years old; were purchased by present
owner last March, been used carefully by the family
true. kind amable and perfect or family
half sisters; good In double single harness. the
utes or 10 miles per hour warranted sound kind
good and true md safe the timld Any gentle
man wishias pessG, family team I'M cell and see them
An extra hama and extra stylish Trottng Gelding
Is hands high. years old Long Island SLACK Hawk
peligree guaranteed; is coal black in color; was
some IN form as an artist can paint and Is not
lacking In any qualification which constitutes good,
KIND and amiable animal; any lady drive him with
one hand M perfect safety. he is warranted sound and
Kind ~ all HARNESS. has record OF 2:2,4 and is
rantcd 70 trot full mile in less than 30 or no sale
Also hign bred Kentucky saddle and road Geldng COM
wagon or under saidle Is chestnut in color. hand
Some ana fancy 10 TORN IS square tr0ter to wagon
ables short canters rot under saddle guided by
the rem is safe tor the most timid ride drive Is
warranted sound kind, good and true or no kale; to
satisfy any purchaser trial will be given.
or HsH iTsx EenHsmars chestnut sorrel Road Horse
he 10 from the old Consternatsp stock. which
ported BY General Burnett of Syracuse and pro-
N iorm and warranted in every particular; ul and
better description at time OF can beat minutes
Also tight top and o.cn Road Wagons city made; also
Clothing Saddles. Brides and many small stable mat
ters which viii appear on the catalogues day OF sale
No postponcmcnt stock ON exhibition. and the coach
~ ' JOHN b. ia MAMLiE. Auctloncer.
The New York herald., 1874-10-01

LAG West Twen y eighth street.
dsposcq to close his stable for the pro.
20 the S.as.i Bidder wis6on. reserve.
Ha Ssos Z S rs % sS
by S I'll @ p s sIs s ps
light high action and lofty, graceful moyemen and
sSa
a n n s
and reliable there is not stronger safer or more
One brown Horse ls hands, suitable for COUPE
seryiceabe horse handles the coupe with great ease
e., sSss Ss5ss, n Ss
S s aG
sw a 9s an IN
1n %ns na ha IL hsn years old and war
ranied sound m and Kind in all work he has bean
fTSs 1ss "a. "a % qsssGls
saf ys
m $Ss
S 's
s'
Maa sas ssys 0fS Isl ssHs
h .n sa
Winfield raised by >. RoZans OweE0; ne tr0teu
whom 4years old, in 2s5 ana can now. being 7years,
trot 25u though ha has been trained far
ther than simply pleasure afternoon driving on tho
road; he is in every sense gcneman's road morse:
styish not excitabe in company honest and level in
work ami always rooi for minutes two in the wagon
distress or fatigue; has wonderful strength and
DURANGO warranted sound and kind and to beat
minutes. . .
This isa genuine sale Of valuable horses and should
not conounded with regular weekly sales this Is
the only offer, publicly that win be made Of these
horses and the only sale that will be made at this stable
Horses exhibition.
Sale percm ptory y and without regard to weather.
The New York herald., 1874-10-01

s2l WILL PARTICIPATE IN THE SECOND
$40. SERIES DRAWING, TO BE HELD OS MON
$50 DAY OCTOBER 9. 1871 AZ sTEINwAY HALL.
SO AT 4:3o r. NJ ADDRESS, FOR BONDS CIR
$40 CuLARs AND FULL INFORMATION.
MORGENTnAU. BRUNO 4 CO..
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
NO. 2s PARK ROW, NEW YORK.
fPosr OFFICE DRAWER, NO. 2o3
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sPoRTINc-DoGs, BIRDS. sc.

A FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
"A Birds. &c Medicines tor all diseases; prepare
Food for ockng birds at =. G. DOvEi's. NO. Green
street. near Canal
The New York herald., 1874-10-01

II tween PAINE ana BOGARDCS will positively take
bcr2
The New York herald., 1874-10-01
A TTENTION or GENTLEMEN Is CALLED
"A TO THE AUCTION SALE OF
FOUR VALUABLE AND FAST TRUTrING HORSES
WAGON HARNESS. BLANKETS, &C. The
PROPERTY OF STEPHEN a. DOTY. ESQ,
TOMORROW, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2. Al
l0s O'CLOCK, AT THE PRIvA1E STABLE
NO. EAST THiRTY.SEYENIM STREET. NEAR

NO FEAST TH3RIx;s x;sEXENTM siREET. NEAR
SPEED, STYLE AND SAFETY.
Consisting of the fast ana nigh bred bay geding, 15
hands high, years DID, sired by Billy Denlon, dam by
Etan Alien has Iona full black manc and tail. ard
disposition straight prompt and resoiute driver and
can go to any track and show 2:y0 trotted mile and
repeat ON Fleetwood Park in 5; he s fine breaker
in stabc Is we'll known road as the Barrow colt he Is
gentle tor the most nid TO drive care. and is
coming spring; he Is warranted sound, kind and tree
from fault, trick or blcmish.
Also the fine and handsome fast bay Mare Lady Arm
the sire o, Gioster; dam a bay mare by George ~
SSsas Ssa ssa :'s' h M ss s
gaited good and prompt driver and honest road horse
can speed 20 anit, and as geneman's road horse
mas no superior ana put lew cauals she IS miiy war
tho black trottiny Mare Cora Lee 15 hands
h ea tcn sa By wa d % Vas sa ss1a
Freehold. ~ by L. Grant Esq aud at 5ycars old
rstted in trotted at rro2poGt 2 Park THU season as il
horse; can pull top wagon 2:40 gait, and as pure
gated any trotter vins she istuy warranted sound
Also handsome coupe or match Horse 10 hands high
years old was raised in kenucky sired by Eliot dam
thoroughbred mare he is without exception of the
top wagon on road inside OF mnrtes; very stylish
and high headed; he is warranted sound and kind.
Also one top SIDE bar Wagon, one full spring top
Wagon, one open Road Wagon one top Pony Phaeton,
single and double Harness. Blankets, Robe Whips, DC,
all bv first class makers.
N BThe above stock is all OF the best and well
search Of anything Of the kind full warrantee given
each horse aud ample time allowed purchasers for
at stable above for inspection up to time OF SALE when
parties can nave the opportunity offered to examine
10 Se Shaw % & or OF sas
will commence promptly Mt lO1z O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1874-10-01
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.
FoR SALE cHEAP-APAIR or GOOD GARBAGE
sen os TSen cue HMnsr sres sas no use Can be
" between Third and Second avenues, to rent; six
a on ground ooi aaa e ssGa rsaaxs aver
HORSE wANTRD-THAr CAN rRor MILE TO
IL pole z so or better must be sound; sool disPos
' a"n nss Ss oae Sserfs New Tsa Ysas a particulars
sussy asS h9Ra M
Blanket aSu's rrSse ssast ss1
7qa assy % sy
HANnsoME TOP WAGON. COVERED HARNESS.
dwn sn Ana n1nks or dc sorns nsay s wh stylish
Apply S Vest 'Ss
JOHN R. FOLEY, uAUcTIoNgER WILL SELL Pc
r. Lea.s, BsSiSgs and stosS Si ihe old e:iass%ss
Avery aver as Mo- Gs Ess ssaIs Hh ana m
sshes sSsas p Horssss sets aSS!s and sets s%s.a
s.osas. sa sa 11 % g1Rs il FIST K rSn SIZE SeS 9o s
l! sways, Buggies ac.; westchestcr RocSaway nearly
pace Opposite VI
seventh street between Park and Lexington ave-
For a sSs S
:. ELY. No. ~ Pine street
IpRIvATE STABLE, NEAR GRAMgRCy PARK. FOR
as roo eoaeman ac W m aas Men
REPAIRING DEpARTMENT-FoR REPAIRS TO
irsona care OF me@Ser Of the npn IN whsh we c
p9y precisely the same quality Of labor and material as
%sss e s nes ana s
BREWSTER i CO. lsi Broomc street,.
Factory Broadway q yp
PocKAwAY FOR .sALE-NEARLY NEW, LIGHT
Osscen at i48 East Thirty ninih street. e0N'' -
DARE CuANcE-NoBBy. LIGHT. SIDE BAR
Ss n sa nos p
M %sks 1877 n s"s o 81 sny %"''
CEcoND HAND ELEGANT CLARENCE LIGur
= Coupe. doctors rhacton. depot Wagon. six seat
phaeton. Victoria and several pony Phaetoms Buggcs
iseq a.
1rnE FINEST GENrLENASs, ESTABLISHMENT FOR
so IL a"a 1f asl s' ~
aS a ss free and
Ga af s.s
s S Nass%
All sss M Ryted to sa and try before
fh4d sssss cali g
RIO LEr-pRIvATE STABLE NO. UNIVERSITY
oS % a. a nnurs ns At naS 9
place store:
WILL EXCuAN0E-A GENTLEMAN'S ROAD
w Horse rvill show 2:5N for Sealskin Goods Furni-
tre or custom Clothing Address, stating articles
offered, box 3.65 Post office.
yNANrEp-oNE. COUPE; FIRST CLASS
w city MAKER Address, with price. CASH, boz sA
INANTED-A 1OP PONY PuAETON IN GOOD
wv o ORDER VIII y pay s7o to 500 Address PHAEToN.
MANTED-A BAY HORSE ABOUT SIXTEEN HANDS
w high, sound and kind. 10 match carriage horse
price not 500 Apply AT private stable No l22 West
Twenty eighth street
NyANTkD-HORsE, HARNESS. TOP WAGON AND
Coupe first class, exchange flr Real Estate at
Elizabeth N. J. Address PHYSICIAN No. 36 West
Twenty third street.
VTANTED IMMEDIATELY-fOUR LIGHT STYLISH
w and serviceabe Top Wagons; to he paid Tor by
staiments. Address LIVERY Herald Uptown Branch
office.
n PRIVATE HORSES AT AUCTION,
U THIS DAY ffhursday). October l.
at II O'Clock prompt,
at the private 1T abie,
ast TvyeN w arr
The New York herald., 1874-10-01
STOR RAGE.

CyTORAGE roR FURNIrURR,. PIANOS BAGGAdE
- &c in sepnt ate rooms low rates; goods insured
II desired. JAMES MiCnAhEs, S. " and II. 2.Commorco
street uear Bcccker street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-01
REV ARDs.

G = REwARD.-LUST BETWEEN aA AND 995
DC Broadway Drawing on tracing paper. The
finder will receive reward by leaving same with A.
MILLER, 500 broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-10-01
HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.

"A
s. G. BROWN,
at stamford. Conn,
will sell October auction all Of his Horses Car
rages Bugges, Harness and tho entire Equipments Of
his first class Livery Business Having been sick the
past and unable attend the business has
concluded ~ close out at auction.
large Gaantliy OF everything will DC offered.
CHESTNUT HORSE, YEARS, 10 HANDS
n high; would make first Glars carriage horse Tor
any business must be sod the leaving the
city No. 4O6 West 1hlrticth street,
The New York herald., 1874-10-01

EoR SALE CHEAP-A FAIR or GOOD CARRIAG
4 Horses for which the owucr has no use. Can b,
sen at No. 4 Last Twenty eighth street.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1874-12-31
A Gigantic Project.

The project of converting portion Of
the Great Sahara Desert into an inland
sea continues to find favor, and it is un-
derstood that thorough surveys with a
view to determine the precise mode of ac.
complishing this object are under way by
the French government. As to whether
the result aimed at is desirable or not is q
question of considerable discussion. On
the one had, the replacing of a large
amount of desert waste by water, and
making seaports of interior towns in AL.
geria, and the expected restoration Of an
ample rainfall to various parts of North.
ern Africa, are viewed with favorable an
ticipations. On the other hand, it is
maintained that the sea will be simply an
immense evaporation basin, which will
soon be clogged up with salt; or that ,
serious interference will take place in the
amount of heated air carried across tht
Mediterranean, which at present prevent,
the extension Of the Alpine glaciers
Should this Uninterrupted, it is feared tha
increased glaciation will ensue, possibly
restoring large portion of Centra
Europe to its condition during the rein
deer epoch. Whatever be the result Of
this great engineering operation, it is ex
tremely probably that it will be attempted
by the French authorities.