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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKEl
NEw-YoRK, Friday, Oct 2, 1874.

NEW YORK. Friday, Oct O. 1874.
No new or important features were developed
In local horse market Of to-day the general trade
outlook previously reported continues satisfactory
The demand for both light and heavy draft horses was
fair prices formerly quoted generally adheredto
The sale held at Mr.. Arch. Johnstons Auction Mart in
Thrteenth-st., near Unversity-place, was well at
SendeA nd rennrInl by 1OllNMs:
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Railway mortgages were firm and in good demand.
Central Pacific sold at %, Union Pacific Firsts at 49,
do Land Grants at SGt, do Sinking Funds at IS,
Chicago and Northwestern Consolidated Gold COu-
pom bonds sOs, and New-Jersey Central FIsts, new,
at 1OGI The following were the bids:
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80 sn, ri. G.orr, Bank at SIS 75 and Picked Bank
Mssrsl esd and r rsqa.s ssss o. goa mo NO.
ws.,rhue shore at Si4 50dS5 No at slO oO NO. bay
~ and No a, 40 Herring sni moderate demand
RAy-Oar Whe,t opened quiet ow,g to the maen mgh@
- der shippers held back and nisis par
Chased p.nogy TIE for New Wheat closes quiet though
heher FOR sunnt and stronger Winter the demand In w seaa
so thou ia chiefly 10 there meaernts Milling
demaLd the sales 1855 800 bush ~ Oiss ~ i Snsrsa
lava and Ninu.ot, 81 l7 for No Chicago sPrne " l39
sI ia Tor No Chicago spns 81 IL for No cniesso spng
n 81 Tor Red Western I'll "a Amber do rs for Amber
Al 35as 80 White Indiana 81 3se$i Az iof
Mt Ms6ssa ~ Tor Amber dol included the sales are ~ 900
hab New No. MiwsuLee At 81 i9 900 oa.h ia %
1000 bush No Chicago q 1891 "a s9Vo bush H So
s Amber Mehssu :, 81 "a 900 bu'h Red Western Of ~
@si "a bsrIsy auiss ssa ~ ~ LAW bpAh suIsSW
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S 9. 10, @ "a: .. a: ''s::s.
sseS are 900 Ohio Me. :. 90
sat. sosss III. sd. price e. .si ys
IT, % t. for White 90 .s New sss: G'isss
included 4.
, s.":,s si:a;
WIZ s g. 40 s 4ss. 's DO
MARIE; continue. dali ;.a price. favor u; sa:,
Cloth lO for Calcutta l4e for Boneo G0apors and lie
shade sitter owing ,dviees interior considerable purchases
] g. lee: :,s:
% ii: eysa en- demand
- $ss'.si;; . ss.ss: :enS: .ss,s %,
Gps to ns pf
9 9 S y s. S.y s IL. s. .s sS. I'd 8.
short time Az remarked in last weeks Circular We think
,S III "
S'a % % hs Prom ss s. mot s o
% % . tina .s L. W" p ass. Ss.
s. ; % sss s as 's ss for s;p s
no visible ns.n and who cannot and will not hold 20 their promises
s who W secure the crop By paving the farmer from one to a
Total receipts fp 81 sine. Sept j. 1908 S
E.sSr:: sis.:,as.: o. q; sSS s bale:
HAY AND STRAW-sbippns SLOW sales at
eS5s Ssi O., Glove. At s.
ns The @ quote Long r.. At sosS5s t5sS5e
HEMP very little or nothing doing any description and
SDIG0Thes fair obeng demand a. UNCHANGED sSa,ss we
note small sales Of Madras at " and Manila
JUTs BUTTS dali and price. without quot,Ole change
..e!s s sssa,,. g.e s s s with prices unchanged We
METAIs-Th: nso Cope. still small, and II.
:s., 4 &.
;s' '' ':s sSs'' III a
ssd poa;;.s sssss ia: g 90
.er Per e9
;ss 1s s, -; 20 81; 20 % *
25 gold Pste. ar. steadily held with osly small %
Cob: Tin = ~, go SS. TIL
s. with sss Ss G for ss1. f.,
Can,d, Of 60 hhds Porto Rico export l2ia
Cub, SeArfag. and Mixed 3, SSdSsc Cub. Csd s7stls
5o Porto Rico, aOa7Oc English Islands 4oa55e and Ns~or
sHAvAL Strained Ron there only limited inquiry
w wa. n Hr ARMY n a 81 oS 3D. %
bbs So so For Spirits Turpenins the market weaker and
Sbi sold 5sc 400 small bb. Ron s. so $50 Sbls good
PROvfs0NsT Pork market |. rather srner and eve the
s' are 200 bD Mes. s22 S5as22 So Gr future s y ~,
Plain Mess Sl3dsA for Extra Mess and go for Packet Iee
Beef fa nominal Beef Hams quiet 6sures Cut
heavy less ave sale, Of 500 Shoulders for
fresh 04d9asc Picked 104dlO3c for Smoked 900 Hams
lie for plain l20l2c for Picked lao % for Smoked 10000
10 Short Rib Bellies hight 2c As boxes Clear Bellies -
Bacon unsettled and eles OF 100 boxes Long Clear
l2'ic; ~ boxes Short Rib l2'ie 10000 loose 2e Dressed
moderate the supply larger; quote
sqSsac. Lard without change
quiet; 100 CITY 1899; rs cs No. at l32 300
ID Ii 3l6c; the latter for Pincy
1000 Light Grease &c. Tor future delivery hear Of 800
seller sxmonhs IL l5l6c 1000 see all the year 81 III l5l6
dl2c.
BurrsR-The is fairly active State Pail, continue arm.
Western arriving freely and prices remain unchanged snip
unable purchase quantity and high prices not within
their limits The local demand has greatly increased There fair
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We annex closing quotations for foreign OK

Money has been in good demand, but borrowers
have been readily supplied at and per cent prime
business notes moving at to Z. The Treasury at
WASH ngton received SsSOOO National bank notes
for redemption to-day. Internal Revenue receipts
were $4,000.
Government bonds were quiet and firm. We an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03

Regular semweeky sale OF horses. carriages harness.
and general horse equipments, tomorrow Saturday,
oct. 8. at Barker sOps CITY Auction Mart aud New
York Tattersails, at liza. NJ.
Messrs Bradley, Pray Co. excel this in style
and variety OF Fall and Winter carriages Their new
BrOughams especially conspicuous for elegance aud
comfort by far the English prototype here
tOiore so closely cOpled Dy our earTiage bnllders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03

stocks at the close were

The London market was reported dull and firm TOT
British Consos and United States bonds, Erie being
steady and money the same as yesterday. Inc
Foreign Exchange market also has been dull anu
firm. the nominal rates being given below. sales
were 44S0 484i and 4.s7G4.S7t for long and snort
drafts Gold was quiet with all the sales at llot@
10! and limited at that. On gold loans the rates
were per cent for borrowing fat and per cent Tor
carrying The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
in coin interest $4,000, and redeemed SlO9ooo III
called $50 bonds. The import entries OF foreign dry
goods at the port of New-YOrk for the week ending
tonight amount to S2,2O7,213 in coin valuation.
The amount marketed footed up S2SO9,3lO. The
davis operation at the Gold Exchange Bank were:
Gold cleared S2472SOOO; gold balances, Sl,9'Sio9;
currency balances, 81 4Sl 249 The principal quota
tions were
1000 1IOla ll3O...ll0I l:OO"ll0is 2'5o iiot
iO:SU. lOia l2:OO..l1O4 l:30"llO,s 3;oo.. ii0s
laos ...1lOl4 l2:3o...llOis 2OO....llOls dllOt
The days operations at the U. s. Sub-Ireasury
comprised:
Colo recelpu. ssi35o3 Is Currenc, Oayn s3s91t 90 90
Cold naymsus ijOl1 O6 CurTenc, balance ~ 1ll bo
Gold basuce SIS 3p50l3 06 Customs.. 2S1'OOo w
Curreuc ll.9.OlJ %
Wa annex closing quot atoms for foreign OK
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Id
Corr Meal Jer.s, 81 6Oasi % Corn Meal Bywheto sVas2 o
Csrp Meal 4Dd - Corn Msa"o' Bats ~" -
BueIwhe Flour in far supply and easier u 1884 90
100 n. . -. -..~ ,.,., L.
PRBGHTs-In berth Fgh.s note another very que. aay
Rates are without change In Grain accommodation o steamer
done At about steady la the charerng
line small bushes was the demand being chiefly Tor Ionnge
10 the Petroleum trade rates about sea Snce our
la; engagement. BY steam TO Liverpool Sooy push n,an
At Li II OOO hush Grain Dublin 2Lj b! sail TO Bristol
II 900 bn.b Gram Al Ga 900 bbs Ocske at e 81 per bb
Cbsen: To liverpool Norwegian bark With iV eos h.aaa
an I,n bak 10 Colstinnope with llOO0 cases Kennel
Peoieam at 22 an Italian tsrs with ZOO bbs do 70 diofar
Tor ore. al q. gd al the Afrate Norwegian bark 70
Iiyerpool Win 300 bills Petonm 81 - "a "efmah
barb 5000 Refined do 10 smyrns AZ zie ei o %
Liverpool 900 bush Grain at 1L S'VVV ousn W.
10 Hayre 500 Lard pnTSie terms ~. -. -. .,..,
fRIIIs nsket a, active but where stocks
nuder clos, control paid otherwise there was
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market fairly active receipts continue light and
no Shippers l5c-tbe
check trade some lots bed ia he In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03

In City Bank shares, State of NewYork sold at III
and Fourth National at 90i. The following were the
bids: 3d.. o.. ..-4.. co.. o..
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GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT-l0t O'CLOCK
AND III O'CLOCK A. NJ.
y s 500 Coupon. 1862 $40 Registered $500
3.OO0. lOOoO :oc ilo'S
10000. IL 1929 8 5-20 Registered ieo|
u & 52O Coupon 1865 N 10000 1854
600 .....,l2 ll5Ts q 5s, 1910 Registered
10000. Leila
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THE MARKETS.
iCarefully reported tor rHa raisvxR.l
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
FRIDAY. Oct 2. 1874.

FRIDAY, Oct. 2, 1874
The following lis. Of exports shipped In vessels which
cleared to-day Tor foreign ports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03

State Factory. new,
all cream. fEe-..... lii2Dlo
State Factory, new,
all cream. fair. l2i2dl3
State Factory. new,
all cream, half
skinned .......... o fl0
State Factory, new.
all cream, tuil skim 4 % 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03
Schools.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.-Ihe
seventeenth annual Of this nscon commences no.
<;rss, jpes In this City WEDNESDAY Oct T. 1874 and con
Snues Until May Is, 1875. $500. Ii. +, III ~ oon,ts
Graduates admitted TO practice IN AL oou
OF the State
'"' "A'.'s~'' ' " THEODORE W. DWIGHT.
Professor of Municipal Law
T AW SCHOOL of the UNIVERSITY OF the
Terry or seventeenth annual session begins
oct next May H. 1919 The degree entities
60 admission to the Bar =,
'' d. r. JAQURS,
Sec'y Of Faculty, 20 Chambersst
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Is Stock Oct. |. ls73........2O,5l6
Stock in N..0rlcaDs. Sept.

SEED IEAy ToBAcco-The demand all grades for and
active with still further advance o.
of month the inquiry for export akened
Old during last mouth within the
'1"'- On .op CHOPS " 1874 1872.
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spend the coming Autumn and Winter months
the NORTH arrangement with family (mem-
brs Episcopal Church, take charge Of the education OF one or
Young Misses COMPANION. with small remuneration
her payment for services references ne highest char
and required Address MISS MARION hobhIS
inrl 4 Tnhnne Oflce.
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dfarners.

~ COLLBGEThe Annus Meeting OF the Association for the
Of before will he
Madisonaye MONDAY EEEN
ING Oct at o'clock special business will be the
81 Incorporation
J.. H.. AMRINGB,
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Stock on hand De, !, ls74."..,........li.3l
noNraLr STATEMENT " srocAs IN rHs TOBACCO INSPIRE
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w ~
Han and ST 10 Pref
40. 80
c, c l. | c
100. bcs60. 1924
300. 80. 1917
Allan and Psc Pref
300. -. be. l2i2
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REWARDS.

The possfoflttv Of rae,o tasue or fnconrertfo'e
paper regard aotth amasement and anxiety, and,
IN my judgment, such an fssne uouid be detr-
yae,t and q shane-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


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AND HARLEM.
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Received AT THE BRANCH OFFICE.
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OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY AND NIGHT IN THE
YEAR.
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE Received AT ALL
HOURS UP TO p NJ. AT OFFICE RATES
HARLEM OFFICE, I2lTH STREET, ONE DOOR
WEST OF THIRD AVENUE. ADVERTISEMENTS.
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NEwsDEALERs AND BOYS SUPPLIED WITH
HERALps AT O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING AID.
vEKTIsERs AND NEwspgALERs ATTENDED TO
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TIE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST So
CALLED BRANCHES IN TwENrY-THIsD AND
THIRTY-sECoND STREETS
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ERs WITH COPIES OF THE HERALD. AND ALSO
SINGLE NUMBERS OF THIS PAPER, TO PARTIES
REQUIRING THEM.
PgcisSefr All.
~- -->~-4
A ME1nYsr," ST. JAMES. .JACKsONvILLE-wHY
~ not answer my numerous communications? | am
almost distracted. Please telegraph once relieving
your ds consolatc but devoted EYES
u TAM WELL. SEND LETTER TO ST. MARKS
IL. place Everything settled.
ENOR ADOPTION-A BOY FIVE MONTHS OLD:
i dark hair and eyes. Address Mrs. JONES, l33 Ed
ridge street
IT, THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF MRS.
i Bridget, Henry or Mary Kelly who left Brr, Kings
county ireland in 1873 heard from 4S7 asning.
ton street New York, in 1870, any will be
Hill store, sandhurst Victoria, Australia.
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HORSES, CAtKIAGEs. &C.

The possibility or a mem issue or tnconrertfole
paper regard ,cah dnaazen1ent and anrtety, and
In my judgment such an issue ,coutd DO det'i-
nent ana a Shame.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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WANTED TO KNOW--WHERE THE OFFICE or
w the oxygen Gas formerly on Broadway, between
Iwentv-second and Twcntythrd streets, has removed
TO- Address q. NJ. box $50 Post Office.
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A FOR SALE. THREE HORSES FIT FOR FARM.
"A. ing, mknan or grocer; the property widow
will b. sold ut sacrifice. Inquire at 81 sou,h Fifth
nue.. oyster house.
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WILL THE BEAUTIFUL BLONDE WHOM | so
w gently assisted at the Academy of Music, Satur
dav last state when and where interview can be had
Address OLD BU ARDENT ADMIRER, Herald oihce
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
The possibility OF q ne,o issue Of tnconrertiDle
pnper Iregort arih d,ndzen,ent ana u,,1ietp, and
In n,v Judgment, such an issue ,co,ad be a dety
qpent and a shame.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
A FOR SALE, FOUR HORSES, THE PROPERTY
~. of sick man; Will be sold at sacrifice. Inquire
at 24 Stanton street, In fish and oyster shop.
PLATFORM SPRING EXPRESS WAGON, WITH
N top newly painted, suitable for grocery mineral
water business, DO At 2ls Fulton street, near
Greenwich.
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A FOR SALE, TWO CHEAP HORSES, FIT FOR
~. grocery butcncr, baker or business purposes! 7
old; ed sound ana KIND three days' tral
| allowed Inquire az No. tast houston street, near
| Broadway, in whip store.
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10 HORSES. JUST ARRIVED FROM THE WEST.
~. part Of New York, tho property Of widow: fit
Tor business. Inquire at 81 south Fifth avenue.
be sold
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sPOR1ING-pOGs. B1EDs, &c.

A FOR SALE, ALI KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
"a. Birds &C Medicines Tor all diseases: prepared
Food for mockng birds At g. q. DONkY'S No. Greene
street. Canal.
UNRANC1S BUTLER, No. PECK SLIP HAS ALL
l. the choice breeds o: Dogs. Buffers nfalliblc
mango cure ani Flea EXtcr mnaior. Toe Buffers new
work. 81 DOGS boarded, framed, &c Medicines all
diseases.
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sp') on the $3.50 boat from Astoria to Ninety second
street York oval Locket, with raised Initials T.
b. K The finder will receive above reward at 81 Irving
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7 osT-sATURDAY EVENING, At THE EASTERN
- star Chapter rooms On Union square, or in Forty.
pnL with diamond. liberal reward TOR Its return to
ArA SYKES, 1lU West Forty nth street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

The possibility OF q ne,c issue OF fnconverttble
rlper Iregard ,1ith amazeD,et and dnrtetU and,
Z nyjudyn,ent, such an issue acould be a detri-
III ana q shdn,e.-CuARLEs SUMNER
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WE OFFER. Az MODERATE PRICES, A NUMBE
w OF elegantly nrplshcd Rooms, Grand Union tlotc
PARK avonue and Forty-frst street, Irs class in all
appointments. c. r. Il w. ID. GARRISON, Managers.
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WILL THE YOUNG LADY IN WHITE sACQUE
W who smiled young men in buggy please address
SOCIAL, Herald Uptown Branch ofilceg
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&IO hEWAED-FoR INFORMATION or JOHN OR
N)1O George Go1smark. Chicago and Westcrn
papers n!easc COPY. ALFRED GODSMARK at j. Christ.
mas. 40. Wall street, New York.
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CUNDAY ORNING--BREAKFAST.-WI LOVELY
~ lady who sat opposite giant Interview? Address
with particulars, Sr. JAMES, Herald Uptown Branch
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BEAUTIFUL CITY MAOE LrGdT SIDE RAE
~ leather top Wagon gooi now, safe chcnp ,or
cash Inquire OF owner, Iaimans stabc AZ Great Jones
street.
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OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF KENTUCKY STATE

DILEs, OR uEMORHuOTDS, POSITIVELY AND
/ permanently cured bv absorption. w. A.
McCAuDblS' VI: D., 6 son, 2,Dl Arch street: Phil
alternate two weeks.
" ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. PRIZES CAsHED
II. Circulars with ful Information free. Extruord
narr drawing. Address T. g. DEVLIN statiouer and
General Agent 30 Liberty street, New York.
SSS0 NO0 GIVEN AwAY.-GRAND MASONIC
epLOV.UVO Gut Concert will positively take
place May 5, 1874 Tickets S. Send All orders JOSEPH
BATES. i9j Broadway, room T. Agent for New YORK.
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A FOR SALE FOR HALF VALUE, TWO LIGHT
n side bar top wagons, best city maker: one new
used i've times Inquire private stable, 972 Broad
Nuy
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A FOR SALE. COMPLETE FILE OF THE NEW
IL. York Herald July l. 1867 to tho end of rebru
arr. 1894 Address r. Y. koCCk. a9lh BroadwaY.
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(tARRIAGE Observation-Disclosures h co. fOF
" broome strccU have thoroughly organized repair.
ing Department connected with their new factory TO
which thcv have lacly removed, and invite the
tiOu OF the public well as their old customers Tn
the supcry sou member OF hcir hrm they propose
to make his the important features OF their bus
ness conducting III GH respects IS they TO the departs
mCnts dcvoed to the manufacture OF carriages employ
ing equally skilled workmen, with prices uniform all
with or without conuoct Orders may be lett the fac
tory Broadway and Forysevcntn street, or Mt their
downtown warcrooms Fnth svsnuo, corner Of Four
teeuth GfreAf ~
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A -CARRIAGES OF ALL KINDS, NEW AND SEC.
n. ond hand; lockaways, Park and Pony Phaetons
lusgies Express. Depot and Business Wagons at al
West Broadway, near Canal street
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THREE ADULTS, ACCUSTOMED TO A FIRST CLASS
table, want 70 Board party in whole part ex-
change for paror Furniture and carpets and Bed.
suits or Board an owner and family tor
eAccptonaDlc references Address d. f., box ly Herald
Office,
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I OS1.--a LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID Fop
~ The diamond, pear-shape Earring Pendant lost going
est Forty sixth street via sixth to Forve
street, to Finn avenue to Forty-rsr street and
di ion avenue. II found please return Ii II9 All
ENftlcth stfeNt.
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A GOOD TEAM OF WORK HORSES $40 OR
~ sold separates. also Victoria iii tuc oruor, and
stylish four wheeled Dog Cart NO. West Thirteenth
The New York herald., 1874-03-30

A ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF CARRIAGES Ian
N dams, I.andauic:s. Clarcuccs, Coupcs Phaetons
Wagons, &c; also second hand CARRIAGES, Clarcnccs,
Coupcs four and six seat tockaways Pony and Park
phactons, Top and Burgy Wagons ut NJ CIR
LEY'S Carriage FACTORY, l03 III AMI rs Thirteenth
street. Fourth
The New York herald., 1874-03-30
BOARD AND LoDGING WANTED.

A PARTMENT wANTED-wlTH PRIVATE TABLE
~ by gentleman and his wife, above Fourteen II
street and near Fifth avenue. Address with particu
lars box 323 Post Office
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-07-09

strong iron railings with seats, The
downs contain about one hundred acres
consisting of drives, walks &C., for tile
people, away back on the top Of the
downs is pointed out earthwork.,
thrown mp by Oliver Cromwell during.
the Parliamentary war in the sixteenth
century from which he bombarded
Bristol and caused to surrender to his
forces. We now pass under the Clifton
suspension bridge, n splendid structure
spanning the Avon with n single arch
of five hundred yards, and about four
hundred feet above the level of the
river, and now we enter. the docks and
at Z o'clock p. m., 30th of May, we are
comfortably housed in the royal hotel
College Green Bristol.
I may ut some future time give you
the general course Corporations ON a
well conducted English farm with its
results. Weather very dry and cold.
RAMBLER.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-07-09
TCoMMuNICATED.7

Mr.. EDIToR.-I see by the issue Of
the Orangeburg News of the 4th July,
he wishes to know where were the ro-
publicans Of Branchville on the 9th
of June when the school Tax of one
tenth of one mill was assessed for school
purposes. | say they were there in
large force, but were honest republicans
who thought best not to pay any more
money Tor dishonest officials to squan-
der. The editor of the News will
greatly obligc the taxpayers in this
school district by giving us a full state
mcnt OF all taxes assessed and paid in
this school district for the last four
years, and give the names ofpcrsons
who received the money, not who get
orders as teachers, for they did not get
half the face value of their orders, and
balance now due us. The editor of
NcTs can give the information if he
Will for he was trustee most of the time
A true uny9rnishcd statement will do.
and if desired we will give him more
information hereafter.
a TAXpAYER.
BranchvilleS s. c., July 6, 1874.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-07-09
WILT LSA TAX UNION.

Not democratic secret league; Not
ku klux organization Not Bour-
bon sorehead redivivus. It is number
OF oppressed, robb- d and helpless peo-
pie. trying to combine that they may
devise some means within the purview
of law to arrest and scatter, or lock up
if possible several hundred official
thieves, who have plundered the State
under the guise of your friends" It
is patent that every man white and
colorcd, has felt and seen the effect of
this strap game, and every citizen white
and colored who desires to be honest.
to live honest, and to put down ras.
cality, isinvited to join the tax Union.
1t is no political conclavc, it is purely
to stop theft. Como one and all who
have an interest in honesty and scatter
the robbers. Do not regard political
coat, a wolf can wear fleece. What
we aim at is the honest administration
of all public affairs. Form your tax
Unions, they are unfriendly to no
honest official, but invite the support of
such as we'll us the taxpayers.