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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-11-17
ELIZABETII-TOWN, July l., 1890.
TIE FOUPIH or july.

On this day, so grateful to the memory
ofcvcry American, q respectable number
Of the citizens of this town, together with
the select company ;ttachCo TO the gath
regiment of Maryland Mlitn assembled
or the usual place OF parade, before Major
Ou's, to celebrate the commencement OF
tue 24th ycarof American Independence
Major or President, Capt, Douglass
Vice President.
They afterwards marched in military or.
der to MI Rohrers Spring, near town
where a handsome entertainment was pre-,
pared for them. Having refreshed them.
selves, they unanimously withdrew to an
adjoining cmincnce, and drank the follow.
ing toasts, accompanied With cheers, dis.
charges Of cannon, and small arms,
1. The glorious ilh OF Julv, lt.6. which
gave birth to American Independence
may it forever be remembered by Che brave
so IS of Columbia.
2. The United States OF American y
they continue United and free.
3. The constitution ofthe United States
confusion TO the representative that woull
attempt an unconstitutional measure.
t. The President OF the United States
5. Thomas Jefferson, Vice President G
the United States.
6. General George Washinstoe, I'll,
American hero,
:. The memory of Cereals Montgom
cry, Warren, Mercer and Greene.
8. The memory OF the brave Genera
Wayne.
o. The memory Of The American Heroes
who fell fighting against Tories, Savage.
and British Tyranls, in support OF thu
riyhts OF man
10 The Marquis La Fayctte--may Iii.
services to America never be forgotten.
II. Oliver Ellsworth and VIM Van!
Murray, tnr two surviving ministers tt
FrVnce-mav they soon be able to settle
the unhappy, and much lamcntcd differ
enccs between the two republics.
II. The Republics throughout the world
Is. James Madison, late Representative
from the State of Virginia.
A. The Commercial, Agricultural an(
Mechanical interests of America.
Is The Militia of the United States
The proper and Constitutional supporter:
of American Inicpen cncc.
16 The AmCrican Far May their smiles
be rewarded by the yirtuou5 ana the brave
Volunteer ToAsTs.
l. Albert Gai.atin: The true friend tc
Liberty.
2. General D,n;cl Hester.
3. Colonel NAthanic! Rochester.
4 The gallant je-'ls Of Gen Ohio !Io.
land Williams.
s. When lyrants Invade our rights, We
will have frccmcn t. defend them Wash
ilgton county will &" her duty.
6. Gov. Smallwood and the old Mary
Land Line In the Try in. nour, hoA prove,
tuna f., ,,rin,,,ln Il thu r;.rhtS ,,f man
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c2flauiaae5.

On the 18th inst, at the residence of Mr.
William Arnspergcr, in Ssbillasville, by
the Rev G. l. b. Branc, Mr.. JAMES +.
ARNSpERGER to Miss HELEN E.
EBY, both Of Frederick county, Md.
On the 9th ult., by the Rev. E. S. John
ston, Mr.. SANFORD SHREDDER, OF
Adams county, Pa, to Miss III MARGARET
}. PAXTON, of Frederick county, Nd
On the Sd instant, at the Evan. Ret.
Church, in Frederick. by the Rev. E. Il.
Eschlmch, JAMES WALLER to Miss
ANNIE NJ ARK ELL, daughter Of George
Markell of Frederick.
On the Sd instant, at the Lutheran Par
sonage, in Frederick, by the Rev. DIR. Dchl,
CHARLES A. BELL to Miss LOUISA
STULII, both of New Market District.
On the 4Lh instant, at the same place, by
the same W ALTER f. MONLEI to Miss
SUSAN A. BUSSARD, both Of Mont
yomcry county
On Wednesday evening, Oct. 91st, at
Mount Vernon Place Church, by the Rev
Thomas Guard, assisted by the ltevs. Will
liam b. Edwards and Joecph II. Barclay
NOBLE II. CREAGER to Mise MOLLlk
N. PITCHER, all of Baltimore,
On the I'd instant at Dartonsyill", hT The
Rev John J. Kaun,ncr, JOHN BARNES
to Mrs. LYDIA CONhLL, both of this
county
On the 2Gt.i utimo, in Frederick, by Tho
Rev. a. II. Amrs, ISAAC &. NlEODE,
MUS, j.. to MARTHA G. RECk, botl
"i this county.
On the 81 instant, in Frederick, by thu
/ Rev. A. ii. Amcs, CHARLES ERuST tc
Miss ANNIE STUiL, both Of / frederick
On tie 81 instant, at the residence o
Taylor TomoS, by the Rev. Isaac RrnN"r
AMOS STRINE to Miss MARY Nj
RAMPY, both OF Woodsboro' District, il!
| this county
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5:le;,fhs.

In this place,on the 18th instant, CHAR
LES WILLIAM, son of w. A. aud Sare''
Hahn, aged 3 years. mos and 6 days,
He was bright ard splight.y child
OF such is the Kinghom of Heaven
sM~ CEamhcr,burg and Frederick pa,
u"rs please copy.
On the 2o'h ul,imo, in Baltimore, NAT
TIL, OhlTE, int'mt daughter OF John
Wesley Ritter, aged t months.
November 81, 1911, in Frederick, An
ME, LAURIE GiIrlNGER, infant
laughter of +. \. ANA Serena i. i;itt!ngr",
aged year, mon,h and IA days.
On the Both ultimo, in Sm'hshirS
WASHINGTON Co., after Il lingering ilnrHs,
EDWARD HpINk, formerly q fr'i-
erick, aged II years, mouths "rd p
days.
On the eth ocOct)hcr, 1874 in fred
cries. ADA FLORENCE ENERS, da~gh-
ter OF Rev. \. N. and Jennie Evrts, aged
lnoulls and /, days,
On the llth ultimo, n'Nr Wood zorro,
utter Il short illness, WILLIAM = r
Ply aged II years, "mon,ha anc u uiyo.
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The property Of +. V. Little on "Guali-
ty HIP is admirably located. 1t is one OF
those small properties that ought u com
mand a ready sale. Call on Simon "A.
Weller as to price.
lSs" If this dry weather should continue
much longer, and high winds 'lcvail, we
are little apprehelsivr that cur who"
mountain side will be wrapped in :, sheet
OF flame.
The weather is getting cold. Tie clerk
Of this coul ty ought to begin to do a lively
business in issuing marriage licenses.
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ca" If you want to par1ake of good
oysters that are oysters" Gait ON M"'In
1n ''o Eia ~ , ,ne sSn o. 'Hc heu ano
nay be Obtained. " ' 70 VI '' '
ezy- The fire in the mountain whcl
burnt over sCme of the land of John Rouzel
wei we'll Chez ' "'>' ''''~' 10 '''
\, :, r r,,,. ,.r.,.:, ,,o
W ,i:n i U m1s,' 80 thc 0' Erlnr
COUNTY Agricultural Society, has rcel
rendered the agency Of the Wes,crn Mary,
land Reilroad at 1'ageIslown
The Maryland State Sunday School Con
ycntion meets at Iredcrick to-day. DR.
Dehl WHIT oelvcr me a M o. wnc ,;
t ime eo'''e'''on "''' ~ III ''s"''N '''''
''', ~ ,,o,, nv. -
81" 1he o'"e!t ilt-1 81 ''''oo ~
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DRY WEArIlHR- We have had no r0ir
for seven weeks, and p, y consequence
stream, are very Iow, coin fodder hard Il
handle, AMI t:,ilow pIoughjug ahno-; i'm
possible. We hear u sn'no farmers pIouGh
Inc with i've hnroco.-- "Wednesday the
weather changri to cool, and We may
soon have lain--We hope so,
L565rty BGnncr.
c;~ The weather has snowi>h and
gloomy appearance The country begins
10 look bleak and drr"ry. and wood and
coal are hotn being cal ed into acquisition
LIZ The celebration at lIagcrstown on
the 9Th OF .Iuv, l199, and the Democratic
Juhl'cc on the 18th instant, at the same
pace, will arrest attention. They are
placed in jnx'apcstion,
~ Mrs. Nellie Evetcr is rustlcatinc on
the Pacific slope. We thank her for Il
late Sacramento paper.
CELEBRATES MS BlRThDAy.-Our ven
cradle friend, Mr. George Fnvortc, of this
place, on last Friday, celebrated his Seth
Birth Dav. Nearly all Of Ills rhldren
were present on the occasion. May Ire
live for a generation te come.
November still laughs at the fast ap-
preaching hoary headed winter
PETIT JUnoRs.-Thc following is
list Ct Petit Juror, drawn on Saturday
last, Tor the December term Of Court,
which commences on the first Mon
day OF December: William G. Baker,
Nelson D. Ramsburg, Theodore T.
Cramer, Jacob S, Perry, Gideon Sta
ley, Douglas Hargate, John II. Ben
nett, Jonathan D. English, Wlllia:n
s. Bantz, Francis Markell Jonn j,
Molesworth, Samuel J. Scott. vii
liam J. KindIey, Henry A, peddi-
cord Edward Alhaugh. George
Price, William p, Bowers. John O.
Holt, Charles Y, H4}lag Martin W.
House, itobert Dean, George Gather,
David Frazier, John ". White, Joel
Rouzcr,
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, That the sub
y scribcr has obtained from the :,
phans' Cou.t of Frederick County ,,Iarv
land, Letters Tcstamcntary upr n the es
tate of
BARNEY KOONs,
late OF ffedcr', TX county, deceased, All
persons h'', nc claims against tho said de
ceaseu are hereby warned to exhibit inc
81" le, with the vouchers thereof on or lie,
fore the iith DAY Of May ISI5; they may
otherwise, by law, be excluded trWa all
benefit Of said estate lhoSe indebted to
said deceased are desired to make imme,
dntc payment.
SA,IUNL G. OiILER,
Nov. 1O.iw Administrator
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Hanging CT Three Murderors.

On last Thursday three murd4rers
were hung in Pennsylvania. William
d. Undertook was hung at West
Chester, Pa, for the murder Of Win
field Scott Goss, which took place
last summer. He lad q fair and pro-
tracted trial and was convicted
Every effort was made to clear him OF
get him pardoned, but in vain. He
died game, making no confession.
OMara and Irving were executed
at Montrose, Pa, for the murder Of
the mother and sister of the former.
O'Mara left a written confession Of
his crime, but Irving protested his
innocence to the last.
The Goss murder created a great
deal Of interest, and the papers have
been filled with details in regard to il
for the last six months.
The malefactors have exriatcl their
crimes, and we draw the veil OF Oh
livion over their misdeeds.
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nsa.- For Cheap Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Shaws and Blankets, so to
nov lO-4w* G. II. JOHNSON 5.
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TABLE KNIVE.', best in use, handle an,
blade one solid steel, silver plated, plain
orsatin liu.o,lcl handle, large, medium
and desert, best quality, $500 10 $500
per dozen
TABLE KNIVES, second Quality, fron
81 80 to 50 -.
! CASTORS, five bottles, double silver Plat
cd, as low as $3.50,
CASTOR;S. fYe bottles, triple silver plate.
800 and upwards.
BUTTER DISHES, triple plated, from
$500 upwards.
FORKSM Spoons, Rogers, or Holmes
Booth II Haydcn's make.
CAKE BASKETS, Sc, III short, al Goods
in my line.
Watches, Clocks & Jewe!ry,
of any kind, | offer at a reduction from
10 to 33 per cent.
c." Many OF my goods Might sell TO
Dealers as low as they bry elsewhere, bsy.
prefer giving aR2e full benefit
of the advantages have gain.
ell TO my patrons. NSso have
stood by Iale more iiaaIs 2J
y ears. not only. bat DO aAl w iie
may seek Fry establish. p.ent
upon recommendation of Others and for
its own merits, under the SOLE and well
5ignal;zed name OF,
Yours, thankfully,
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SherfH''s Sale.

10y Virtue of writ of the State If
ID Maryland, of Fier Facias on j. ,dr'
ment Of Condemnation No. 7, Or uinoiis
to 5. Y. 1878, issued out of Il G; ;.I"';
Court for Frederick County ,n |I ~ n na Ti'
rectcd, will sell at Publ Sale ' f." w. -" T,sh
at Daniel T.. i Aae a r,ers Hotel, Eumi,s,
y" 1@'|'S".'J i, the 26tA Of Nee. 1874,
at IL o O. ok, A, NJ, all the right, title, in
, ,I Doth at law aud in equity, of John
ii .aTIN, Of, in, aud to the following Real
I Estate, to'Wlt:
A Tract or part Of a Tract of Land
called UCARHOHSBURG," containing
20 ACRES eeK' E4AvEs,
more or less, lying and being OH the south
side Of the road leading ttom Hampton
Valley to Mt, st. hlary's College Freezer
ick County, and about two miles from
| EwmisbuTg, and joins the lands Of T. i.
Welty and Jacob Long,
The above property was seized and
| taken III execution as the lends and tcnc.
mcntS Of John Martin, ct the suit of Ed
ward s fancy, and for officers fees.
I'RO5. II. WILLARD, Sheriff.
| nov, 3 Nv
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P L 3 Lie S A L E.

PIT DLIC S A L E.
| On SATURDAY. dec. II, 1874
10y virtue of an order of the Orphans
iDComt Of Adams county, the under
signed, Administrator OF tie estate o
Samuel Beard, deceased, will sell at Pubic
sale, on the premises,
IA Il IA II VI
Of said deceased, situated in Liberty town
slip, Adams county, Pa, adjoining ian,!s
of luhn flolr, John Mclntire, John Clark
and others, about s. mics south OF Fair
field aid miles West Of Emmitsburg, ncal
tilc Nayncsboro' pike, containing
Dae Hundred and .iryenty-SiX Acres,
more or less. The Improvements consist
Of II twostory
STONE DWELLING HOUSE
new Bank Barn, Wagon Shed, Corn Crib
,'arrjage House, Wash House, Spring
House, Smoke House, and all other nee
pssnry 0utb,iidinwS. There is Il never
failing spring Of water at the tonse: run
ming fountain in the barn-yard with other
springs and Running water in most OF the
fields: q large thriving ORCHARD of
choice Fruit of all kinds, covering upwards
Of three acres About 40 acres are in
choice TIMBER, Locust, Oak and Chest
nut; also a fair proportion ofgood Meadow
r8g- The Farm is in good condition, and
IS desrably located, convenient to Mills,
Churches, Schools, &c 1t lies about five
,,;lps from the Western MARYLAND Rail |
Dad.
TERMs.-The widows Dover, lone |
birfN will remain in the Farm, me-half off
he other two-thirds payable April l, 1875,
md the balance April 1, 1876, with interest
rom April 1, 1879. Sale will commence at
o'clock, p. NJ.
G.. F. BEARD,
Administrator.
JACOB N1cKLY, Of D., Auc'ioneer,
Nov. 11-4w*
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L. s. JvEoR.-Jos:ina Albaugh
ESQ.,, Of Liberty District, has been
sunno, Q as IL Juror from Frederick
county for the November term Of the
| United States Circuit Court, now in
ession il Baltimore.
TAxHrRY So1D.--Mr. Michael
| Wiener, of Rurkic<viIie, has sold the
steam tannery IL this town, lately
owned and worked by Mr. Andrew
Wiener, to Mr.. Thomas W. Koogle,
of this vicinity, for 5000.
loll'y HGgjstcr
SuraEME Court DEcIs1oN--Tne
u. S, Supreme Court On Monday of
last week rendered decision III the
case against Hen. Jchn Hitchio, OF
Frederick, 10 recover income tax as
sesscd on his compensation as States
Attorney for tbis county. Judg-
ment below was in favor of Mr. Ritch
lie, and this was affirmed by the Su-
nreme ourt.-Mdalctoun RegiStcr.
BIG FISH. "A correspondent at
Clearspring informs us that Mr.. " a.
T. Peterman, Of Clearspring, on Mon
day Of this week, caught three large
Bass weighing - lhs., two Of which
averaged A lbs. On Wednesday, he
also caught two Weighing AZ Vs.,
making in the aggregate lGs lbs.
Who can beat it?
Haycrstomn Torch and Herald
r. r. APPOINTMENT. We are
pleased to learn that Mr.. B. II. Girls
weld, who has SO acceptahly filed the
position of Agent Of the Western
MARYLAND Railroad at this town since
tho completion Of that road, has re-
oeivei The appointment of Auditor
and General Ticket Agent ofthe same
company lie will leave for his ne'.v
field of labor or tomorrow, will the
wcIi-wishes Of the entire cor ,mun;ty
We lose 8 GOOD citizen and
clever gentleman. -Hlgcr .;p?2n Thrice
"a Ne.h.
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cTy~ The weather has a snoWi>h and
gloomy appearance. The country higgins
TO look bleak and drc"ry. and wood and
coal are botn being cal ed into lcqnisit!on
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- " heat IS selling in this market 1T
%1.lo per 51shcl
5~Wrs,crn Pennsylvania coke is being
freely used at tn, new Iron Furnace ut
Catoctin works in lieu OF. anthracite coal.
1t makes a No. iron, and the new Furnace
is turning ont the Iron beds handsomely.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

SGa%r
rAfstn column
column
6iTa s1L HsTATE 95R stEEsssosp as'P%n Paaarrst
CLEiRs vSiS%S; And sALEsMEN-snvrsru pAcx-rhrd and
CoAcGMEN &SD GARDENERs-srvrsrH pAcn-Fourh
coAsTWisE srEAMsHIPs-srcosD PAcr-Fourth Col,
COUNTRY BoARb-srvnsrn PAcr-Tinh and sixth
DssNfIsTEY-S SEVENTH PAcn-six,h column.
Bv1 HDEsts To IL
and
EEnSSEaf5ssr I's; PAcr-Fourth column
FINANCIAL NINTH PAGE e''D"'"
PURNIsHED ROoMs AND APARTMENTS TO LET
,,,n sEc1sp ,,s', PAGE-second column.
HELP SS'q'n Pnol-rnrd col.
HELP PWANrED-MALEs-suvrnn PAcn-Fourth col
HoRsaS, CARRIAGES. &c-Frnsr PAox-Thrd and
hSGsEs aSoas &C. s29%n PAGE
1NsrRp 1NsrRRiprSs1 STioSnF,nsr S9.mp; p.c,-seco,d column
IE9TTEE S2kAs6SasnfssD r.ss%sisis ssiumn
LOsr AND FOUND-FIRsr PAGE-First and second col
ssS$SE$ S$fNThi:ss5:s F.ss@sih so column
MAlhlMONIAL-SECoND fACE-SecOnu COlulDn
MEDlCAL--SEcoYD PAGE-second column.
MisCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
M1scEhGASEao%uss-sr M1scE.htG!"A SSSla%s pAer--rinh column
MUslCAl4-SECOND PAGE-SiXth column.
NEW PUBLICATION S--FHrH PAGE->ixth column.
PERSONAL-fIRsr PAGE-First column.
fANOfORTES, ORGANS. &C.-aKcoND PAGE-Sxth
column.
POST OFFICE NOTICE-FInsr PAGE-Second column
PROP0SALS-SkcosD PAGH-First co umn.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTEJ-FEMALES-
SEvENTH PAGE-fhrd column.
PROPERLY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
HENT-SEcoND PAGE-first column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANG E. ECOsp PAGE-First
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sEcoNp PAGn-First column
HELIGl0uS NOTlCES-FIRsr PAGE-First column.
kEWARDS-FIRsT PAGE-Second column.
SALEs AT AUCTION-FIRsr PAGE-Fitth and sixth col
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMA MALEs-sEvEsrn PAsR-
First second and tn I'd columns.
BITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Third
SPECIAL NOTICES-FIRsr PAeE-Second column.
SpMMER RESORTS-sEvENrH PAGP-Sixth column.
IHE TRADES-SkyENTR PACE-Ffth column
TIE TukF-FiRsT PAGE-Third column.
40 LEE FOR BUSINESS PURPO,ES-SRcOND PAGR--
Second column.
TRAVELLEEs' GuiDE-SEcoND PAGE-Fourth and fifth
columns.
UNFUkNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 10 LET
SECOND PAGE-Second column
WANiED TO PuRCHASt--StCOSD PAGE-Frst column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FRsT PAGE-Fourth col
umn.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

HOnSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART
ITO, liz AND ia EAST , iHlRrrENrH STREET, NEAR
skFf oE p3KsES Sb sFR SHS
Twenty forty eight hours gwen purchasers to
CATALOGUE OF fhis %srEs%'sss; Ds9s FRIDAY SALE
o. EAST At 9EE 81 sALEsKo3N
20 soasr' nA, r rStSfh A$asH ,a naoAD
years old KIND and true IN all harne free from vice,
very IN every frs coupe or
fsS e1 SFrfi ;Ss@a also set harness and
KIND and rue IN ali harness from vice; very sty
h sS and s by and
FoSy ss}SnaSsSSSSi~1rAM BLACK MARES
fs s o4 sss
lSs 81
,,IE ELEGANr lyt :, s0RnnEL TnoR0I.HsRED TnoR0IH MARE,
Full sisThk r;dS TO HARkf b BASsLT 10 hands high
very sElh; has been used under the saddle and Tor
would make first class race mare, ana Is warranted
'o RUAD W WAGON Sji sUi~T Ta BY DUsENBURY VAN
BAY HORSE le HANDS HIGH : YEARS OLD;
kind ana true all harness; free from very sy
d S the eaS nn
HAkE MAfes @ HS YaAs NahS2S @
snd and nr true = all free free ron vice trick
no hing and warranted sound' also SET Harness and
BLACK BIZ ~ S4RE, Sih3 is HANDS aANns HIGH, YEARS OLD
kind md true in all harness. free from vice, excel.
lent mare TOR general use.
VICTORIA BRETT, IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY
Miner stevens
BAY HAMBLsTONIAN HORSE YEARS OLD,
' S% Sss hs ; IN
been driven ny other person and cd sound
FOUR oEAi PARK PHAElON, IN GOOD ORDER
BROWN HOhSt, l6 HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD
KIND and true III all harness. free from vice and good
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES DESCRIPTION TINE
OF sale.
TOP AND No TOP ROAD WAGONS, DEPOT WAC
ons R9ckaWnys i.rNiN rhaetons Harnsss ma; &e, &C.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
A -SPEED.-sPEED.-sPEED.

A -SPEED-sPEED.-s
~. SPECIAL SALh OF iRoTTlNG STOCK
Al PUBLIC AtC CTION
Ihe SPECIAL at enton gentlemen Is called TO the i'm
nortan sale OF the well known rottng stock formerly
GF TIE LATE H. W HOYT ESQ DECEASED
Jones street where they been removed to for
venience Of sale,
,r.,,,;nr .,. Mt Ois prompt ,
uapple gray IrOlting iiOrse HAMPTON, l5A high
years old; sired by Pilot, dam by Mambr.no CHIEF;
raseu Dy AleXahoer III Kentucky; has record OF 21.
roadster and fine track horse warranted sound aud
sireo hy Ethan Allen, raised ana formerly owned by
GOVERNOR HprLgue an eganl and geuteel driver;
mrs. class gentlenals roadster in fast
nne, genteel and rapid horse; has record and
ana beat 2:i0 10 road wagon. Ibis fine Young
hgy priZed ny his late and OF the fnest
lh;a high years OH and warranted souni and Kind
niso Il las ana fine yOun, dai X brown irotng Mare,
sired by edward Everett dam by star l51. hiqh,
years od hnc roadster; genteel promising and fine;
track; WARRANTED sound ana lund; is known Lady
Hnmblconiau trotting g L. 1879 high, RS old
last spring, pedigree guaranteed never was trained
Tor speea eXcep four weeks last tall by John Mingo,
when lie showed ?E III public Is elegant horse,
poie hos ed sound and Kind the promis-
ing young horse in the
die Pony horse Is high, years old; line handsome,
seilslDle, Proud safe and good pony handsomer
Deter IN me city; warranted sound and kind.
SAFE prompt and genteel drivers and rot as
reported.
Also two elegant Brewster Wagons one Pony Pbaeton
sale positive, ram or shine, at iO1a prompt
JOIN l.. VANDEWATER, Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
LOST AND FOUND.

0sT-THURSDAv, July l6, WHITE SPITZ DOG:
IL answers to the name OF Yankee. II returned 10
JOHN ARMSTRONG, 26i West Seventeeuth street, the
finder will be Literally rewarded.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
A UCTIOS HOUSE or ARCH. JOHNSTON
n date Johnston Van TasselD

A UCrIoN HOUSE or ARCH. JOHNSTON
a date Johnston Van TasselD.
THE HORSE ApGGI9N gD pi PkAYCH OF ogn HOUSE
is to 2 iRiRfl.ESTE i5IT TEasS1I ssiTFGEEEE
HELD EVERY ru6SDAX 6!S, ~ AND FRIDAY. AT 10 DO
The The BUSH business viii be conducted on precisely the
same strict ana honorable principles which have nj
ways characterized the dealings our house and won
me re respect spec and condence OF ,he business commun
Af sdaSf s. '%S1 %gk ,%Hsh st$si IS sELlAn1Lrr..
of TN 10 0;rl;c} 0AiS }shiDAf's) SALE.
TEA TEAM .,xl KESrycSY sAY aoasEs. .l,,l hands, 6
rse Sy Cr sn reliable drivers an excellent reliable
aSf Ce BY
BROWN HORSE, Is HANDS, YEARS, KIND IN
Z all harness tree from vice; good. tree traveller;
= sold Tor account OF whom it may concern, TO pay
fHAS sk2 k92GKAYAy % SqoS s%Ts5 city built
ono, sysh drivers, reliable family team team sold sold
RasS E Z sPTS cyesr Lawrence
true In al harness iree irom vice ro in $50; IS
ran,ed sound. Harness, Robes, Whip, &c. war
M rkk f9SSS oTas TSry Sh Gy sy %"5
: BAY COUPE HORSE, l6 hands years; kind in
all harness; free from vice an excellent reiiapie
family horse; warranted sound
bR6WN noRsE III hsads G ew year oy Piy SSo a son1 s
ranied sOuud. ~
IWo-SEAI TOP DEPOT WAGON, by Dusenburv S
Nclson; sud iur account OF whom II may concern
BAY MARE, laA hands, wears; Kind in all.
cnss ci y res g, from vice as rcs aryer tricks
ranted sound "
, Tor DEPOT WAGON, sold for account OF whom IL
may concern. "
Ior. siDE,BAE WAGON, city buin new.
! BAY HORSE, Ii hands, years; Kind in nj, har.
ness; iree tom Vice; excellent business or family
. horse: sold only tor want ~ use.
LIGHT Tor CONCORD EArEESs WAGON, in
,ooi order
PONY ESTABLISHMENT Bay Mare IHS hands
years: sind in all free rom vice; Is vcTv
fast stylish driver, very gentle any can drye
her: warranted sound
PONY PHAETON, IN good order
| Slh SEAT HOCNAWsY, in good order. by Watson
CkEAM-cOLoRED PONY. Nis nands 7 wears:
free from vtco has been family pet sold for want
OF use. ~
Top SIDE BAR WAGON, nearly new city buit
FIFTEEN OTHER HORSES. Description tine of
sale. "
KIND or CARRIAGE. WAGON. PHAETON AND
HARNESS IN UcE, AT AUCTION AND PRIVATE
sALEa At ARCH. JoHNsToN,s MART ie 10 5
THIcrEENTH STREET, near University place
| IA oir iopk
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.

A -LANDAULETs, COUPES CABRIOLETS PHAE-
"A. tons, kockaways Depot Wagons. Bugpies &c. :
iV0 Carriages, cheap and good; several second hand
j. COLYEk n 90,
No. Washington place onposle IA Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

'lHE QUEENS HOTEL, QUEENSTOWN
! This well known first class hotel having recently
changed pr0prieors viii now be found OF the most
comoaole IN the south of Ireland Bcing situate
10 the landing stages and railway depot will be found
most convenient to American tourists arriving by the
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

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