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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-11
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
T-r.D,u EypNJrNc

TUEgDAY EVENING, Feb. 10.
A regular session Of the City Council
was held at their chamber.
On motion of Mr. Simpson the rules
were suspended for the purpose OF the
introduction of ordinances. An ordi-
nance repeating the ordinance au-
thorizipg a subscription TO the CAPT
tai stock OF the Wheeling d Lake
Erie Railroad was then read the first
time, and no objection being made, the
ordinance was ordered 10 its second
reading. Mr.. Forbes moved to lay the
ordinance on the table-not agreed to.
The ordinance was then placed upon its
passage. The ayes and rays being de-
mauded and the demand sustained, q
call was had which resulted as follows
AYEs-Amhrecht, Crawford, Hil-
dretb, Horkheimer, Knapp, Koplln,
Lancaster, Mofat, Pollock, Roth,
Simpson, Sweeney, Vockler, Logan
IA.
NAYs.-BairJ, Carpenter, Darrah,
Forbes-4.
An ordinance to repeal the ordinance
authorizing subscription to the bridge
10 connect the Wheeling and Lake Erie
railroad with the city OF Wheeling, was
then introduced and, having been read
MIR. Forbes moved to refer it to the
Committee on Railroads. After con-
siderable discussion the ordinance was
put upon its passage, with the following
result:
AYEs-Ambrecht, Campbell. Haz
lett, Hildreth, Hoffman, Horkhslmer
Knapp Koplin, Lancaster, Moffat, Pol
lock, Roth, Simpson, Sweeney, Vockle'
and Logan-l6.
NoEs-Csrpenter. Darrah, Forbes-3,
The proposition to direct the Conn
mittee on Ordinances to prepare an
ordinance prohibiting city policemen
from performing duties belonging to
county constables, was taken up and
adopted.
The usual monthly report from the
Committee Oh the City Water Works,
vss read aud concurred in.
The Street Commissioner reported
bills amounting to 1925 81, and asked
the payment OF the same.
The Committee on Accounts report
ed in favor of paying bills amounting
in all 10 5000 q. Adopted.
The Chief Marshal OF the Fire De-
partment reported bills amounting in
all TO $3.50 46 for The month OF Janua-
ry.
The Gas Commissioners reported as
follows
IN hand Dacnnbsr 81. ls;3,........ s2G3 Il
Inferest recpiypf. .....,....,........ 81 s.
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The members OF the Fret Branch
were inclined to be facetious last night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-11

LADIES, don't fail to secure big drive:
at EMANUEL ENsHEIMER's
los
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-11

Ir vou want q nice picture frame, go
to R0binson's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-11

CINCINNATI, February lO.-Tne river
is II feet 10 inches in channel and fall
ing. Arrived-Mollie ebert, New Or
leans;J D. Parker, Memphis; Chsrmer,
Evansville; Nail City, Wheeling, De"
parted-Rogers, Memphis; Nail City,
1t. Louis; Hudson, Wheeling.
CAIRO, February l0.-Arrived-Tur"
rer, Cincinnati Idle Wild, Evansville;
City OF Chester, St. Louis. Departed
Franklin, Memphis; Turner, New
Orleans; Idle Wild, Evansville. River
fallen y inches; clear; mercury "A.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-11
FIRST BRANCH.

TIE monthly meeting OF this Branch
was held last night.
Present-The Mayor, Blair, Butter
field, Boring, Cowsu. Hapdlan, Hall,
Kelley, PapuelI, Roberts, Schambrs,
Sbsllcross, Stone, Todd, Wallace and
Wilson.
The minutes Of toe last meeting were
read and signed.
The report OF the special Committee
on Legislature was read and adopted:
The petition Of the Belmont nail
works company for permission 10 tap
the city water pipe on Division street
was referred to the Committee on Water
Works for report,
William Mauion was granted license
to sell liqnor by retail.
The resolution from the First Branch
in relation to laying a crossing on l4th
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Ayers CathartiC Pills.

For The relief
and cure Of ell
derangemen ~
in the stomach
liver, and bow
els. They are a
mild aperient,
and an excel
lent pu ,gitive.
Being purely
vegetable, they
con tain no
me ury or
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-11

CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets. Grea
bargains. Tweuty-three new pieces
just opened. Come and price them and
you will not 90 without one.
J. w. TERRELL,
Centre Wheeling.
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pnun,.L rnnhiunN nnn finH

Report received and flied.
The Committee on Lights reported in
favor of paying bills amounting In oil
to Sl,7l3.3l-agreed to.
The following resolution was intro
duced by DR.. Baird:
Resolvei, That a joint special CONF
mitIee OF slx-three from each Branch
be appointed by the Council to take
nitia'oty s,eps to have the city Of Wheel
ing properly represented at the Centen-
NAL Exposition, and that A. j. Swee-
ney, ESQ Centennial Commissioner Tor
this State, be requested to act with the
above Committee. Adopted.
Expenses Of the City Scales for the
month were reported to be $4,000
which were ordered paid.
The special Committee on the Trow-
bridge and Webb judgements, reported
in favor of paying the former 81, $50 ;
and the latter $500, in full of said
claims. Adopted.
Christ. Charles proposed to pat the
Sixth Ward Scales in good repair and
pay the city $40 per aunum for their use
Rejected.
Licenses were granted TO several
parties to sell liquor,
Mr.. Sweeney offered the following,
which WAS adopted:
Resolvcd, That the Committee OF
Police be and are hereby instructed tC
report a plan, with an ordi'
nance giving it effect, wherein fines
costs and fees shall be l;quiGated b.
labor OF couvicts, at breaking stone 0
other work, in houses or sheds to b
provided for tn. purpose, said labor t
be paid for breaking stone at certain
price per perch, other work, II any, b.
the piece, the convict to be discharge,
when his earnings shall have equale
the amount charged against him. Tn
plan and ordinance to provide suitabl
punishment and mesns of enforcement
Adjourned.
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY II. 1874
Index ,oNew Advertisements.

Nolice-G. Meudel, Booth & Co.
Gravel Paper-Bocking's Pharmacy
For Sale or Rent-Hotel.
Horses Wanted.
House for Sale.
Attention, Sir Knights.
Notice-L. Swabacker.
Proposals for Stone.
LEMON is said to improve tea.
SEND her a valentine hext Saturday.
TIE Justices shops were barren OF
news yesterday.
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River Ecws.

The marks at the river laet evening
indicated 6 feet 4 inches in the channel
and about stationery.
The Courier left tor Parkersburg this
morning, but was somewhat behind her
usual time.
The Andes departed tor Cincinnati at
3 o'clock in the afternoon. On her
last trip down she took the first ship
nent OF iron made by the E;na Iron
Works. 1t was for Louisville.
The Express will be the Pa:kersburg
packet this morning.
Business about the landing is very
dull at present
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, Feb. l0.-Rjver 5 feet
2 inches and on stand.
ST. LOUIS, February l0.--Arrlved-
Grand Tower, Memphis. Departed
Sarah Davis, Nashville; Helen, Weeks
burg; johnson, Keokuk
LOUISVILLE, February lO.-No ar
rivals or departures. The river is
stationary with s teet 3 inches in canal
and 6 feet 3 inches in ladiNn chute
Business unusually dull,
EVANSVILLE, February l0,-Weather
clear and cold; mercury 20 to 4OU; river
fallen 6 inches; brisk wind from the
southwest. Up-Srlver Star, Arkansas
Belle, Sherlock, Red Cloud, Fayette,
George Roberts, Arlington, Mary
Ament. Down-Tarsscon, and Quick
step, generally with good trips; busi-
ness lively.
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SEND her a valentine hext Saturday.
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SyrTlps.
New Pickles,

4 cry BEST, ~ BRLs. GHALF BBrs.
for sale. TISGLE & ISHAM.
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LEMON ia said to improve tea.
The New York herald., 1874-10-30
GA BROADWAY.

Miss Al ICE HARRISON,
the American Comiaue and
Vocalist IN her great role,
Gene we've DE Brabent.
Immense hit IF G0oding.
Vincent and Talbot.
Miss Rosa Lee as DrogAn.
w 100 AkSISTS.
RICK Y and BARNEY.
VELOCIPEDISTS,
hit of the CARLOS.
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PROPOSALS n,
tor the
LIBRARY OF THB NEW STATE DEPARTMENT.
OrrIcx OF SUPERVISING Ancurrcr,

OFpfCk OF SUPTRvTsTNC ARCBrECr,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON, d. c. july ~ 1874
Sealed proposals will be received ut this office until II
Of the 18th day Of August s1t for furnishing deliver.
work required for the Library OF the New state Depart
ment
Copies Of the drawings and specifications may be had
on application AT this o1tce. ,
Az scafoding required by the contractors to put the
work In place will be furnished by the Department free
Of charge; but win be erected by the contractors
Proposals Will be made tor the whole work complete,
asshown on drawings ana described in specihcatie
The whole of the work must be completed within four
months from date OF acceptance OF the proposaL
cent un til the completion OF the'contract
responsible persons in the sum Of twenty
dollars 1925 O that the bidder will accept and perform
the contract il awarded him, sufclency OF the Sc
curity 10 certified by the United States Judge Clerk
OF the United states Court the District Attorney Of
the District wherein the bidder resides
The Department reserves the right TO reject any all
bids If deemed the interest the government
to do
livery bid be made the printed form to be OBJ
tanned at this office and must conform every respect
10 the requirements of this Advertisement or will not
be considered.
Proposals viii not be received from parties who are
not Themselves engaged in the cast ron
work, and who have not the necessary facilities for
getting out the work.
dorsed proposals for Wrought and Cast Iron Work Of
Library, New State Department, Washington, D. c."
and addressed to A. b. MULLETT
Supervising Architect
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SPEED, SPEED STYLE AND ELEGANCE.
"A. IMPOkTANT AND POSITIVE SALE
By AUCTION, THIS DAY FRIDAY, JULY a.

BY AUCTION, THIS pay FRlDAYl, JULY "a,
at stable No 43 Great Jones street removed there for
ness Ss oiJ whitney BSo who retire nssT rom Sas a
stock at pubic auction without 'ne'f enure ns
orsS soaps f s D H
Bnrcnassd BY present owner IN hgIand expressly
ae mSse % es rnse
xa .ra ana M ss ne rayeer End
n,ns nsnasS%e son and ast St team jet black Geldngs M
n Ssd S me
rich style with ane action pure steady and level gait
"a
team and have style size Ard
seem enc G Be appls'
a' s % s1 a Hs r. s ss rsss s .ns rsss sa
T psSS reeor% eo% raised a. n%
visa wse the he @ ss yseas r private driving
promp, driver safe for any amateur to handle an can
Sss @ 70 rSd wayen and show s good
Also hne, handsome, agreeable and extra promising
sd' yoHE a1S ns
sS eDsrsd safe GMy and no young mare This ne
ana track un the ch Of last june ne. when
she showed 6 to road wagon with training She will
fsnea and sG any LADY can drive her. war
Also independent Of above horses, at same time:-
mAsdfSSs ,,sd sssa Saf Sy Poi s?t':
dns wsrrauieS sound and aind t0A'ssf 'h0
SsiS SsS. asS sa any l,ag
in has bcs nea sy aSes
and children; warranted sound, Kind and perfect; no
xso two y eiesan, I brewster Wagons, Pony ph..,on,
double and single Harness. &c, Ac Particulars Of ali al
JOHN Il vANDEwATER Auctioneer.
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SALES Al AUCTION.

UGUsT MARTINI, AUCr1oNRRR, WILL SELL
n this day Friday, July a. at the elegant pri.
vatc residences No. % West 18th ST. near sth sv sale
commencing lo> O'Clock MAGNIFICENT rose wood Piano
W Liyingston, ESQ; Drawing Rooms-superb suits
sscretaire Bookcase, Marquetry, Csbinets Tables
Bronzes PAINTINGS BY eminent artists Ornaments Vases
magnificent rose wood Pianoforte, stool Cover Csuer
bury, Chambers-Rosew wood, walnut Bureaus, Bed.
stcads Wardrobes Bosters Pillows bininQ
Room-E1tersion Table, Buffet hilverware, China are
Glassware, Cutlery The house was furnished May
and Is In complete order Parties Wishing 10 atte nd
this sale take bth av stages or sth av cars.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

UxIrED STATES coURr HOUSE, AND Posr Orrlcx,
NEW YoRK CRY.
OTFiCy or SUPERINTENDENT July l5 1874 J
Sealed proposals will be received At this office until
II NJ OF the h day Of July, 1874 furnishing and
vering vt the Cnitd States Court House and Post Office
New York city all the plate and other glass required for
the euiidins, as called for in the schedule;
Copies OF the specifications and schedule may be mad
on application at this office.
Proposals be made inclusive and exclusive Of i'm
port duty.
samples Of the glass proposed to be furnished
company each proposal aud the whole must be de
hvercd unbroken and in perfect order within two
mon this date of ptance OF proposal
All bids must be panied by penal bond OF two
responsible persons the OF five thousand dollars
$4,000, that the bidder will accept and perform the
tract II awarded HIM the suciency OF the security
be certified by the United States Judge, Clerk OF the
United States Court tho District Attorney the dis
trict wherein the bidder resides.
The department the right TO reject any all
bids II be deemed for tho interest Of the government
70 do So
Every bid must be made the printed form to be OBJ
taned at this Office and must conform In every respect
to the requirements this Advertisement it will not
considered.
Proposals will not be received from parties who are
not themselves engaged in the glass trade
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelope en-
dorsed Proposals for Plate Glass Ac., for the United
States Court Hcuse and Post Office New York city" and
addressed TO CALVIN T. HULBURD, superintendent
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A UCTION NOTICE.-H. 4. MDONNELL, AUCTION.
"A eer sells THIS DAY, At 10Y O'Clock, all the House.
comprising cS rosewood ~ octave Panoforte, latest
Centre Tables 800 yards Velvet Brussels Carpets Mir
rors Bronzes, OIL Paintings complete Chamber Suits
with Dressing Cases Bedsteads Buresus Easy Chairs
Mattresses OIL Paintings Books, Bookcase. Buffet
Chairs, Extension Tables, sod and sverplated ware,
also basement and Kitchen Furniture over 400 lots by
catalogue.
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A INVEST NOW.
A The nth last Gilt Concert for benent Of Public
Library OF Kentucky, takes place July 81 1874 1000
cash gifts amounting to q, ,s10O0 Will be distributed
sales close promptly on the 29th All desrous OF invest
ing should order at once.
This is positively the
LAST ChANCEl
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angsEHESrs@ssoosD h.SlGf1,n rasrIFn coumr on,n,
BII.LIARDS-FiRsT PAGE-Piftb column.
e sSR column
sysIS
CRY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoSp PACE
CLERKS AND sALEsM EN-sEvnsrn PAGs-rhird
ooAoHMET AND GARDENERs-srvxsrn rAon-rhird
CoAsTwIsE sTEAMsHIPs-sEvxsrH PAcr-rith and
oopSsTsSRsHIPs-S.s siss sf!sRhs pAcs.
COUNTRY BOARD-sEcosD PAGE-Third column
pMHNa HOUSES F LET sSH AND IN
FURNfsHE ED-sxcoSp PAeE-First column 'O
EUA sPEAN sTEAEsHiPs-sxvnSrH P1Gs"Fihh col.
s4s,nrAsa soam
tINANCIAL-NMrH PAGK
sSoss as5 70
prpS,TS,p sESSFp PAcnmFrst and second columns
EsEsca s2uPn
nELf S''Ii8 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. r.c.-rhrd col.
. HELP wANrBD-MALEs-srvk PAc,-Fourth COL
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.-F,nsr PAcr-rhird aud
HoTKLs-snoosp rlcn-second and third columns.
HOUSES ROOMS, &C.. WANTED-FmsT PAGx-sixth
HSS1SH 99"mn .o,,mn
Es ASp
E4RRsBtE MANTEL Ls-FlasT P1GEs-seeond column.
HisoEIaAS HisoEE;IIiasA ASEoTs ! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
NUSICAI-SEcoND PACH--Fourfh column.
NEW PUBLICATlONS-FtFTH ~ PAGR-Sixth column.
rhRsDNAI-FrRsr PAGx-First Column
rlANOFORTES, ORGANS &C.-SKcoND PAcE-Fourth
siEtsTSss
SEVENTH PAGE-Second column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEcoNp PAGE-First column.
1EAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SECoNp PAGR-Ftrst
sst rs sss,y column
HEWARDS-FYRNT Fira cnlup,n
sAAhs AZ AoCTloN-FRsT PACk-Fourth and fifth
MTUATIONs ANTED-FEMALEs-sKvrsrH PACE
First and second columns
0TUATlONb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACE
Third column.
SPECIAL NoTICEs-Fnsr PAGE-First and second col
sPoRrING-DOGS BIRDS. AC--P1xsr PAcE-Thrd
SUMNER RESORTS-sKCoNp PAGE-Third column
The TRADES-SKvENrH PAGE-tourth column
The TuRF-FIRsT PAGx-Third column.
10 LET FOR BUsIN EsS PURPOsES-SEcoNp PACE
First column.
FRAykLLERs' GuIpE-sry.wrn PAc.-sixth column
ChFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-
SECOND PAGR-Sccopd column
WANTkD TO PUkCHASE-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column,
WESTCHESTER PROPERTY FOR SALE OK 10 LET
- SECOND PAGk-First column
WINES, LIQUORS. kC-SHcoNp PAGK-Fourth column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.-FIRsr PAGB-Second col
umn.
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MARBLE MANTELS.

MARBLE MANTETS.
A 7 GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
"A An extensive stock OF Slate and Marble hantcls
Wash Trays and Slate Work Of every description.
PENRHYN SLATE COMPANY,
Union square, Fourth avenue and seventeenth st., T.
A KLABER, E4 EAST EIGHTEENTH ST, NEAR
"A. Third is selling and manufacturing ali kinds
ofmarble marblezcd Manels and other Marble Work
greatly reduced prices; Marble Turning for the trade
CTEwART's SLATE MANTELS, MARBLE AND
- Wood Mantels rich elegant designs at the low.
prccs 2) and 222 West Twenty third street. between
Seventh and Eighth avenues
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A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
"A Gate Johnsi on h Van TasselD.


"A date Johnston Van TasselD.
, THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR House
Is REMqyEp ~ p i r. The sPAGIous L M m rREMIsEs
''ys Ss.s K tnHiE1EkfTH nsI4EssiTY pnaaE SlHhEsr'
ES sxEEy OF ESasEs ASD GAbkA9Es ~ "a aRE c HEh
The business WIN be conducted on precisely the
: same strict and honorable principles which have
always characterized the dealing: Of our house and
Ss ;5i Ss1s
!; BROWN TEAM HORSE AND MARE, I5k hands,
years. Kind in al harness; free from vice free syl,
Of ANYTHING IN every way first class family or road
= BRoUGHAM, morocco lined, nearly new city
I hands syears; kind in every way; has every gait
: known TO saddle norse trained to jump, hunt and
sixStxT RSSKx%Ay, rood order; city built =
Tree amy one ssn ssntf
can trot in minutes, and is in every respect rst
Ts55t5s& sSSsa new m built
Roam HORSE, ls1 hands. years kind IN all bar
s very STYLISH rangy driver; any one can drive him
: Tor ROAD WAGON, In good order, by Miner
: EXPisEss EsrABLIsHMENr-Bay Horse. lss
hands, years kind in all harness free from vice
excellent free, good worker; sold for want Of
Z TOP EXPRESS WAGON. In good order; Harness,
: DARK GRAY MARE. IS hands, years; kind in
], all harness. free from vice; excellent stylish
: coupe horsei every way night; warranted sound.
g SPLENDID COUPE IN good order; city built
= CROSS MATCHED TEAM bay Horse and gray
Mare, az hands years kind in al harness and I'M
der saddle free from vice; In every fine family
= team; sold only for want OF set Harness. &c.
- LIGHT PARK PhAETON in good order, city
: built
. BLACK MARE, l5hands, years; kind in all har:
Z ness; tree from vice; warranted 70 travel inside
- Also
bSHk g0Ga 9Eas city & 9a Ssnd,
% kind in all harness. tree from vice; free, stylish
e drivers excellent family carriage team sold tor
= want OF use
5 SIX SEAT PHAETON by Wood Brothers
= TWELVE OTHER HORSES description time OF
y; sale
Z KIND OF CARR!AGh, PhAET0N, WAGON AND
. HARNESS NOW IN USE At AUCTION n AND p Pki-
TEENTH STREET, NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE
SALE AT 10 O'CLOCK
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BILLIARDS.
-.--

- =. =. -.
"A /. Delaneys patent wire cushions ndorsed by Oar
nicr ubasy, Dion and others tables nearly new, for
Sim Bagstelles 1ripoes and Russian Bowling Tables,
also variety OF new Games at reduced prices
". H. 0RFFITH Co. W Vesey street
A STANDARD AMERICAN BBvBL TABLES AND
n l.. the Phelan Cole nder Combination Cushtons
Tor sale ony by the patentee, II W. CotLENpsR sue
csssor W PDeiap CollepdeJ. 7s Broadway, New York
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.

HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
Al 1s Hse1SS 4assEE ELS DAE *
IN so
FOURTH AvENUK
nH'rlhE sarE SS B9ssHs tsH ES4 S4RnAors
Twcrty-four to forty hours given purchasers
CATALOGUE OF $HfS III ES5Ef;rSf S%fs rSSfuEsDAD SALE,
AT ouR yEMFoRxRY SALES
Sb oTRTn sTFzF kEEsUn
GENrLEMANs TuRNouT.-BAY rRorrrNG HORSE,
l5s hands high years old kind ana true in all bar
st class roadster and sound n no sci
TOP ROAD WAGON. BUILT BY BREWSTER CO.,
Of bh3CR IrSoRe h5Rsr si5fs s HANDS HIGH YEARS
kind ali harness; tree rom vice extra tine
style ana acton first class family animal and war
ShSs,W xs% s, Harness ~ s,.st and v xrw
Roam TkorriSG hoRsE. XBpALLAH STOCK, 49,.
hands high, years old kind and true in ali harness.
warranted TO rot in 3 minutes or sale
ROAD wAGON NEARLY NEW, BUILT BY BREW
BAY HORSE; lsN HANDS HIGH: YEARS OLD;
LADY 70 drive and in every way superior family
As$s ;s i s3HS HS.essi %seSs e NEARLY NEW m
years old Kind ali HARNESS tree from wee
good traveller an excellent horse for general use. and
PEFoT aogsEA WAGON ,s y coop , ORDER
years old kind and true in all harness. from vice.
SIX SEAT DEPOT WAGON.
GRAY PONY, IAN HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and true In all harness.; tree vice; very
ish fast stopper be driven by any one and war.
ranted sound also set Harness and
TOP PONY PHAETON
BLACK HORSE, is HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness tree from vice good
eler; rs class carriage horse sold only
for want OF
ROCKAWAY NEARLY NEW
BAY HORSE, isst BANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
lent horse for general use.
Tor WAGON. on -FOUR SPRINGS
FIVE HORSES SOLD FOE ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T
may concern.
TOD and no top Road Wagons Phactons, Rockaways;
top depot and business Wagons; Harness, xc.. &c
SALE COMMENCES AT II O'CLOCK
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rNROTTlNG AT FLEETWOOD PARK.-ON FRIDAY,
July e at F. NJ, match $500 mile heats, best tbr,
In five, in harness.
+. s. Hall enters 3. m. Gusse.
John Murphy enters y e. SOrre1 Jake.
Admission 81. WM H. VAN COTT, Superintendent
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A STORIA, HARLEM MORRISANIA AND HIGH
IA brmge-New palace stesmboats leave Fulton ferry
per al 6 s;l5 9:i3 l035 IL as A. NJ. l:l5, $50
iBss
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TWO BREWSTER WAGONS. A
"A. One side bar Top Wagon nearly new, 200 pounds
1886 top side bar Wagon nearly new l47 pound;
x225 also Parker hall Phaeton, $3l5 and u hall
top fhaeton, in good condition, $3.50
Nos. Z and 16 East Eighteenth.
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GUNNER MEETTNG-TO BE GIVEN JULY 80 81 AND
- August l. on Westchester county Fair Grounds, stu
ated IN miles from White Plains station, Harlem
Railroad, and miles from Farrytown station, on Hud
River Railroad
Premiums $500.
First day.
No. l.-Purse $500 for minute horses $3.50 to first,
$500 to second and $50 to third.
No 2pnrse $780, tor 2s6 horses $500 to nrst, $500
second, $l20 to third and $50 10 fourth.
Second day.
No a-Purse $500 for $40 horses $50 to first $500 TO
No 4Purse $500 for 2sl horses 500 to nrst 500 to
second, Sl20 to third and So TO fourth.
No h-Purse $500 for 80 horses $3.50 TO nrst 500
second apd $50 to third.
No 6-Purse $sD, 22s horses; 500 to nrst $40
second, $l20 to third and $SD fourth.
Conditions and national rules advertised by Cats
kill Driving Park at last Meeting, July H. Is and i6
Entries will close saturday, July Is at or. NJ.
All communication and entries must be add ressed TO
CLARK WHITE. Superinten endent CatskiL
Entries will be advertised in New York Herald Of July
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A LBANf SARATOGA AND ROUND LAKE AND
"A return al reduced rates See Day Line advertise