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The Portland daily press., 1874-08-21

the heats trotted in the 2.2S races:
Nashville Girl, 1 OIL 2 3
1ella, -
lanes H0well, Jh' . 20
n. u Hill, U Q =
Mac, o. o. +
MMasnoia' 10 % I
Essex + . Q
49,, 81, I, ~
Hamnton. dist.
Oueen. 3 6 drawn
Henry Spencer. 8 10 dist.
Kitty Cook 90 draw,
Time, 226aa 2.24, 2.2S, go, 23l.
The following is the summary of the four
heats OF the 2,26 race:
T. Il Young, 2
Fred Hooper, 1924
-Manbrino Gift, 339
Henry w. Genet, 4762
Lady Bunker, 24S8
Joe Brown, 3 6 5
Joker, 80
Barney Kelly, 90 I
Grand duchess, 1913 y
The Portland daily press., 1874-08-21

There being no choice the convention pro-
ceeded to a second balot-the name of w. L..
Prince having been withdrawn-with the fol-
lowing result:
Whole number of votes. .................f38
Necessary for a choice. ................... 10
Samuel Dingley had. .................1
Horace f. MikeD. ...................4 AS
W. l.. Prince. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1
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POLITE AND FASHIONABLE
ID a N @ I N G.

MI L. HENRY J. BRISSENDEN, Professor
Nn OF Musicsnd Dancing, from Charles
and Gentlemen of Columbia tha at he will open
his DANCING SCHOOL In few days. Due
notice will be givon. The entire liet Of Mo-
dern Dances. together with tho various i'm
provements and change Of style, will be
taught. Also. the entire system Of Gales.
thenios. such al the Art OF Receiving, Ao.
ospting, Introducing and Promena ding,
tending to add eaae and grace to the general
department Of the pupil
Nr. r.. can be found at the Hendrix House.
Jan 25 ~
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mind tEsm that our Interests are idsnsf:
Cd; Se implorb tHemS hoE I'd Kill the
goose that lays the golden egg, aby tax
ing US e4orbitant, rates, to enable them
to compete with the other great trunk
lines leading tromthe Wes. to the East.
The other fesoluli0isi deprsoate iolass
legislation, and declare that the public
lands should be devoted rigidly to the
purpose of actual settlement.
WASHINGTON, January y24.-Governor
Hebert had frse discussion with the
President this morning. Governor He
beft's impressio is that the President
doss not desire q new. election in Louisi-
ana, and that he doubts the power OF
Congress- to sipterfere after State has
been reconstructed. It was still the
Presidents intention to address mes.
sage to Congress Upon Louisiana affairs
on Monday.
Probabilities - For tho Southern
States East OF the Mississippi River,
colder and generally clear weather will
prevail, with continued high barometer
and North westerly to North. .easterly
winds.
Waite will qualify us Chief Justice in
two weeks.
Gen. Phil. Sheridan is here. He says
if the border must be protected, tho
army must be increased.
It is plausibly reported thnt bill has
been prepared affecting the judicial dis.
tricts. which will unseat all present Dis.
triot Judges.
It was said, later in the day, that tho
Louisiana. bill has been altered so that,
instead OF having the e|aotion conducted
under Congressional commission. it
will be managed by commission ap-
pointed by the President. It is sup
posed this commission will be composed
OF the military.
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e,osrapn.c-uon,ner.,a. neuor,..

LONDON, January 24.-E.;es 44@
Az. Consols 011(992.
LIvERpoon. Jauuury 24-Noou Got
ton dull and depressed -uplani is 8; Or
leans 81; sales 5000 bales. including
1000 for speculation aud export; to ar
rive 1-16 cheaper; sales of uplnnds, no.
thing below good ordinary, shipped in
December or January, 1916; shipped
in January, February or MARCH,, 1916;
deliverable in January, February or
March. z 13 16; deliverable in February
or March, TX; sales Of Orleans, nothing
below good ordinary, deliverable in De.
csmber or January. 8 3.16; salca in.
clude $500 bales of American; uplunds,
nothing below low middling. shipped iu
December or January, TX; deliverable
in March or April. 714; Orleans. nothing
below good ordinary, shipped in De
cember OR January. 81; shipped in
February or March, TX.
New York. January 24-Noon.-
Gold opened ut 1l15. Stocks active and
higher. Money 4. Exchange-lonp
4.84N; short 4.S6. Government and
State bonds strong. Cotton nominally
lower; sales 33l bales-uplands 16X
Orleans 16%. Futures opened: Janu
ary 15 l-16; February Is 3-16, Is 1882
n1arch 10 Ills. 15X; April Is 5.32
Is 8-16; May 151a. l55a; June 16 16 16
IT,. Flour steady. Wheat firm. Corr
dull. Pork quiet, at 16 90. Lard steady
Freights steady.
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I. 0. 0. FAT the annual communi.
cation OF the Il. W. Grand Lodge Of
the State. helt in Charleston, oil the
evening Of the 22d inst, tho following
officers were installed for the ensuing 9
year: A. G. Msgra.h, Jr., nj. W. Grand
Master; G. W. Cnrtis. r. W. Deputy
Grand Master; E. T.. Sell, R. W. Grand
Warden; Robert james, r. ". Grand
Secretary; John Heeseman. r. ". Grand
Treasurer; J. A. Elkins. R. ". Grand
Chaplain; E. L. Terry. w. Grand Mar
shai; W. Rosenberg, w. Grand Con-
ductor; r. B. Mckay. W. Grand
Guardian. Committee ON Slate of the
Order-T. Y. Simons, A. J. Minis, John
Mckenzie, S. Johnstone. w. F. Strong.
COMMITTEE on Finance-Joseph Will
den, W. G. DeSaussure, Il. H. Nc
Dowell. Committee on Mileage and
Per Diem-W. F. Dean, A. u. Cobb,
B. Rice. Committee on Election and
Returns-Robert James. chairman, e.
cHcio; J. Ward Elford, J. w. Smith.
When the installation ceremonies were
over, the members sat down to sump-
tuous supper. prepared in excellent style
by Mr.. T. Opdebeck. Speeches were
made and sentiments offered by the
Grand Master elect, Messrs. 4. Y.
Simons. r: 8. Duryea, A. j. Minis. J.
Barrett Cohen, John Mckenzie. or Co
lumbis, A. l.. Cobb, Of Greenville, anc
otEs- brethren, and the evening passed
in an agreeable interchange OF the fra
ternal regards which ore incalcatol by
the order.
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'ehtitlad HAn-A to amend an Aot to
provide for the, construction and repair
Of public chighwaya.", approved Maroh
N13G 1872; to amend an Act entitled "An
Aot to amend an Act to secure advances
Tor agricultural PURPOSES"
Mr. Spears-Bill to amend an Act GU
titled IAN Act to grant, renew ano
amend the chnrters Of &C rtain towns and
( Rlages therein mentioned"
;, Mr.. ]. D. Boston introduced Tho fol-
lowing resolution:
Whereas. r. B. Carpenter, Judge Of
the Fifth Circuit, at the recent torn of
the Court, held at Camden G. H., in the
County Of Kershaw, did over-step the
bounds Of his duty by discharging "a
jury regularly drawn and empaneled.
because said jury was composed of CO.
lored men. and were empaneled for the
purpose OF trying colored nan for the
offence OF larceny; and. whereas, the
said II. Is. Carpenter alleges, falsely, as
the grounds for tho course he pursued,
that the said jurymen were dshones:
and incompetent; now, therefore, be it
Resolcea, That the said r. u. Carpen-
ter be impeached for conduct unbecom-
ing Judge. and for denying to citizens
OF this State, on account of their color,
the right to serve as jurors in aud for
the County OF Kershaw.
A debate ensued, when Mr.. Minort
introduced resolution, which was
adopted. that committee of five be
sppointed to Investigate the charges
alleged against Judge r. B. Carpenter,
as contained and implied in resolution
by Hon. J. D. Boston, with power to
send for persons and papers.
The Speaker announced as the com
mittee, Messrs. Minort. Hurley, J. D.
Boston, Adamson and p. Simkins.
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Stallion for Sale
Situation Wanted,

Potatoes. Potatoes, Potatoes.
TU3T received, lot Of EARLY ROSE PO-
81 TATOES, for planting purposes. Also,
PEERLESS and PEACH Blows, for table
use, which can bo had iow for cash. at the
Colum bia Ice Houso.
Jan "a t3 JOHN D. BATEMAN, Agent
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Seegers' VS.. Cincinnati Beer.

I'INHE Cincinnati Gdzefte makes tho asto.
beer Is no longer pure. but sdulterated with
molasses, sugar OF starch, fasel oil and the
poisonous coichioum. The Commissioners of
Agriculture, in his report for 1865, says that
;Prof. Mapes. O! New York, analysed the beer
all OF it adulterated. Cocoulus indicus and
,tion.
j. q. SFEGERS guarantees his beer to be
pure and reliable. He does not adulterate
1T, but brews from the best barley, malt and
hops. 81 atu Jan 9S
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STRETCH OF PRIVILEGE. OF
the house ito privileged old friend OF
the famiy)-"Dear Mr.. Lupus, you
don't seem to be enjoying yourself. I
should like to have you waltz this onco
with me-
Privileged O!d Friend-"My dear
child, don't dance; but, if ii suit. You,
l wouldn't MUD ting hero with my
arm round your waist. while the others
are making tnemse YES dizz9'"-Panch.
The Boston Transcript says: "If the
gates OF heaven were suddenly to ewing
open. and oil mankind be asked on
equal terms to enter auto tho kingdom,
don't you know some people who would
pause to SEQ what somo other pcopla
were going to do abou. il, and some
who would druw back for fear the ce.
ies'lal city was gettiug vulgar; and some
who would refuse altogether, if they
sew the so-and.sos about to euter?"
JARNDYoE VS.. JAINDYDE. = Tue Edge.
field Advertiser says: "Our learned and
eloquent fellow-citizen. Thomas P. Mo.
grath. Esq, has been to the Aikon
court as attorney Of the Marsh heirs, in
their suit against the Grauteville Ma
nufacturing Company. This :s big
case, as the property in dispute consists
OF Tho whole Of Granitcvilie It. is also
ono OF those cases TINT last eutil the
day of Judgment.
MEETING OF TIE DIRECrons OF THE
AIR LINE RAILROAD. Board OF
Directors of the Airline Railroad wore
IN session in Atlanta two days this week.
IL was resolved to make some material
n N in ha 4
the road, and TO endeavor to effect an
arrangement by which this. shall be
made the shortest route from New York
to New Orleans.
The Richmond (Ya.) Enquirer, speak
ing OF tho execution OF Joe Baker, asks:
"Who sayS impartial Justice ia not
meted out in the South, regardless OF
race, color or condition, when white
man who was bravo Confederate sol.
dier during the war, was hanged in
Charlotte, N. G., last Fc;day, !o. tha
murder OF q negro?" III
The Russian nation is the one Which
speaks the moet languages and which
speak them the best. The Russian
schools and gymnasia for girls are OF
the highest, excellence, and in some of
the girls schools in Moscow the DIRE x,
are brown, to prevent the bad fec. Il #,
gaich might arise from q oomparis> :. Vi
dresses and toilets. ,.
The people near Farmsville. Living
stone County, Mo-, were scared nearly
ont OF their wits, few days ago, by the
's!! OF ar immenss srolite. e now lies
embedded in the ground. and is said to
oe aoonts twenty AYE feet in diameter,
a lecturorl on t.I)ies in tho WEBB is
invited by d New Dfleans paper to oome
down sonth and tslk about 'sMosqui-
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JUDGE CARPENTER AND PARTISAN Ju-
RIEs.-A correspondent from Cam en-
states that, at the recent term Of the
court, Cyrus Olarkson, colored, was put
upon his trial for grand lurceny, and on
bis arraignment. selected Jury of CO.
lored mon. he was proven guilty by
the testimony OF three white men,
wholly unexceptionable in character,
and each corroborating tho other. The
only evidence for the defence was the
mere denial of the prisoner that he had
anything to do with tho matter in hand.
After careful Charge from Judge Car
penter, and warning against yielding
to the sympathy of race. Tho Jury re-
tired. aud after comforting. returned a
verdict OF not guilty, verbally, not one
OF them being able 20 write the verdict
or sign his name. The Clsrk. under
tho direction Of the court, wrote ont
the verdict, and it was received and nn.
nounced. Theroupon, the Judge dis.
charged these jurymen from. further at
tendance upon tho court, stating that
the law required Jurors to be selcctcl
for their intelligence and honesty, and
that lie regretted to say they were not
bit, under the law, t. Sit as jurymtn.
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+ Il o q II a NJ nj e I.

PItOGH II a NJ NE.
PART I.
/. Overture "Scn,iramidc," ;" for Four Hands
Kossini. i.--Messrs. DESCK ana ZAwADIL.
Q. Cachuca Caprice. ............ 80. .kaff
NE. JOS. II. DENcK.
3. "Gui la Toce," from l Puritani.. e.. Bcllipi
Miss GABRIEL FEININaEn.
/. Sixth AIR do Beriot, transcribed for Cor.
not Solo.-Mn. BAN. A. OLLEycn.
5. Pal aphraso from TraviAta. .Wollenhaupt
Mn. Jos. q. DENcK.
G. Thalbcrg's Seconde Fantastic on Hugue
nots, arranged for two Pianos-Tsher
Htzky.-Mcssrs. DENCK and ZAwAD1L.
PART II.
L. Nooturno from "Don Pasquale," for So
prano Violin and Fiano-Donizetti.- -
Miss GABRIEL FsISINGER, Messrs. Z EScI
and ZAwApT..
Valso CAPRICE. .Rubinstein
MI JosEru II. DENCK
). Fantastic on "Wilfam Toll" for Violin
and dPiano-Deriota and Osbor ne e.-Messrs
DEScK and ZAwADIL. f5N
4. Cavatina from "Rigoletto." I. Verdi
MISS GABRIEL FEININaEn.
8. "Reminiscences from "Luoia de Lammer.
MOORE .'-Liszt.-M JOS. II. DENoK.
6 Hrande Fantastic on "Normh." for two
Pianos-Thalberg -Messrs. DENcK aud
XAwADM.
a9-Con cert TO comm ,nce at O'Clock.
90 Admission T5 cents. Reserved Seats
81 90. Reserved Seats to 81 had at I,y.
Brand Music Store.
from the celebrated factory OF Messrs Knabe
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AGNEW'S
CASH GROCERY HOUSE.
Low Prices. First Quality Goods
AND
CASH BEFORE DELIVERY.

CRUSHED SUGAR. - cents per pound by
The barrol. At retail, 8 pounds for 81.
Granulated SUGAR. 70 cents per pound by
tho harrcl. At retail. pounds for 81.
+ Powdered SUGAR, IL cents per pound By
the barrel. At retail, pounds for 81.
AsUG Al, III cents per pound BY tho bar
rel. Atretail, pounds for ST. '5s ~ -
! Extra SUGAR, II cents per pound by the
barrel. At retail. 81 pounds for 81.
! Finest OLD RYE WHISKEY, S. per'ga!-
lion. 1 sel-a .sed' 4
Fines. OLD BOURBON wHrsKEY, IS per
gallon. t5a bs1utif9G
ri"os' OLD HOLLAND GIN, SO per gal
Ion.
rines, CID SCOTCH wH1sxEY, Sc per
gallon.
Finest OLD oTAED BRANDY, 50 per ga.-
ION.
Now York Sugar.cured HAMS, Is cents per
pound.
Davis Diamond HAMS, 1G cents per pound.
With full stock Of Choice. Fancy and
Staple Groceries. in all their varieties, con-
stantly OH hand, and for sale at our usual
low prices, for caoh only.
Jan az JOHN AGNEW l. SON.
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To the Public.

To the Public.
NLOSING out OF the following stock to
~ change business: PLATES OF all sizes,
Covered Dishes. Ewers and Basins, Soup
Iurcens. Water Pitchers, Bowls OF all sizes,
Flat aud Deep Dishos. Yellow and Brown
Stone Ware, and many useful articles too
numerous to mention; Goblets, Tumblers
Glass Pitohers, Glass Stands, Glass Sets
Candy and Tobacco Jars, Wooden and Willow
need Of the above line OF goods will do well
to call early and embrace this opportunity
as will convince them that intend closing
business. Respectfully,
Z. NJ. NATHANS,
Two doors South Of b. q. Shiver l. 90.
~ Union Herald please copy four times
Jan IS
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UNITED STATES CoURT, CuARLEsToN,
January 23.-Tho assignee of l.. Gam
brill was ordered to pay in annual in
sthllments lion in favor Of John Mar
shall Tho petition OF VIM. $. Whaley,
NJ. D., Of Johns Island. for voluntary
bankruptcy, was referred to Registrar
Carpenter. A similar petition of John
8. 3. Jones, Of Colleton, was referred
to the same Registrar, and the Sheriff Of
tho County was enjoined from selling
property under execution in fuyor Of
james E. Loach.
DEATH OF Mrs. GEORGE II. McMAs-
rER.-We are panied TO announce the
death Of this estimable lady, which oc-
curred yesterday morning. Mrs. Nc
Master bad boen in feeble health for
some time past, suffering from tilt fell
disease. consumption. Her loss is
mourned by large circle Of friends and
admirers whom her fine qualities had
drawn around her.- IVinnsbo,o Ne,cs.
FIRE.-The somewhat famous house
on Broad River, known as Wnltehall,
Tss burned Friday evening, just after
sun.down. General Howard was in the
house at the time, and it was with some
difficulty he was rescued. The fire was
first discovered III the roof, aud the
building was entirely destroyed. 1t is
reported that General Washington cat
and slept in this mansion. It was built
in 1750.-Porl Royal Commercial.
The extensive cotton factory of Mnr-
ray Brothers, on Haw River, in Ala.
nance County, N c., was destroyed by
are on Thursday. The fire was acoi-
dental. The factory was valued ut
500. 900. No insurance on it.
DR.. W. 8. Miller. ,F Aiken. diod a
few days ago.
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Postponement.

Postponement. a'T
TRAsURER's OFFICE, R1oHLAaD CouHrY,
COLUMBIA, s. O., January IA, 1874.
QY authority OF the Oomptroliar.G General,
ID approved by his Excellency the. Go
1873. without the penalty. is extended TO the
9TH February, 1874. Oh. BALDWIN,,
Jan IA Treasurer Richland County.
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Big Hominy.
= BARRELS fresh kiln dried, by
= Jan2 HOPE G GYLES.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENrs-sEcosp PAcr-Fcurth, hfth and sixth
fLEHlSIIxnnSTsras asaosMsiSh column
s9ARp ASD koDdSo PsSa
5RRI9 snf hgS gSf.A FOR
BUsiNE NoTiCES-sEvkSru PAoE-Fifth and sixth
CITY opad%fs REAn ESTATE FOR sALE-rwrLrH PAGE
cLEaks sn AND and sALEsMEN-TwrLrru PAc.-rourtn
sB sssR r.s.
coAsT%fsh nSSfs sK%aHrrs-E1rvua p.o.-piaa and
DANCING .AcXDEM1Es-sxOosp rAe.-rour.n col.
pESTTSTRY1 1rvELrrn PAcx-FInh column.
bSnhSfSS HotsEs S5ssa 1o IsS sS'9Rsi STRRRsisaEp AND
EUROPEAN NsTEAMsHIPs-ELxvESrnP P1cE-Fiftn col.
ExCURsIoys--ELxvysrH PAox-sixth column
FINE ARTs-ilsvnsrz raGe, P.cr-ro.r,n coumn
Rtp fSSH TO
SECOND PAcE-First column.
s1nmP
HELP fWANTED-MALgs-rwrLrrH PAaE-Fourth and
HoLIpay eoIisis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. P4os-rourth COL
HoRsES CARRIAGES, Ac-rrnsr rAcr-rnird. fourth
HOUSES, ROOMS. &C.. wxNTEDmT~.Lrru iS.Hia PAGE
rSDJsfsiiY EXHIBITION coxrAsY-s.as. PAan-
HEs4GSS Ensssss@ sss%s
%EEoAL% % %NoT!SEsCFiasT , rAcx1Ffth column
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsr PACE-Ffrst column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fourth column.
SARBLE MANTKLS-TwELrTu PAcE.sixth column.
.HATRlMONlAL-SkcOND PAGH-Fourth column
si4SY xs5
MIscEILXNEous Observation-Disclosures PACE
NEW P4or-si.,n oolumn.
PiASofokTEs ORGANS. .4ocsacosD G'Ss rAo.-Fourtn
,PoLlTlCAL-E Lxy.HrH rAcr-Eourth column.
PRoPERTY ouT OF TiiG S0.sr CITY FOR SALE Or TO
RENr.TwEI.ra r- p4GE-.Fitth M column.
REAL ESTATE TO EACHAN0E-TwKLFrH PAoE-Ftftn
REAL EsiTfArE wASrED-rwrIrz rAcr-pnsh col.
REwAKDs-F1rs1 PAcr-F1rst column.
SALES AT AUCrI0N-sEcosD PA0E-second and third
srruSfioNs SG'H%hs WANTED PAGE
F' ssonS &as4sBsRsrv.-u tsisa
srEcIHE SofHcEs-rrnsr pAes-s.ooud and third
sPoRTiSG~Doos. BIRDS, 4c.-F,asr PAox-rhird
SET1RAAGKI E!,S AS KIEIKyEsrn ! PAGE Fourth column
The The TTiKAAppES.IwELvrH TiAp rAcE.Fiith K. column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SzcoHp PACE
TRAVELLERS iG s'' GulDE-EIrv.srn PAo,-six.h col.
UNFGKNismED ROOMS AND APARrnENrs TO
LET-SEcoND PAGK-First column.
WANTED TO PURCuASE-rwELzrz PAaD-Sixth col.
WATCHES JswELRY, &c.-Errur. PAo.-sourtn
WINES liquors, Ac.-F,asr PAsK-sixth column
WINTER Observation-Disclosures PA0x-Fourh column
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CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS TUESDAYS SALE AT
II O'CLOCK

test warranteea
Horses carriages, Harness. Blankets Robes, de-, always
on hand at private sale.
CATALOGUE OF THIS pays rUEsDAY's SALE AT
TEAM BROWN HoR sEs lsN HANDS HI0H. AND .
years Old KING and true in all harncss FREQ from
vice last travellers free and stylish drivers: an
w0ob ys SiSSes ~ HAasEsg Asp g.. ov nv, ;. .
BAY rRorTING MARE. siRED BY RYsDYcKs s
hambletonian Is hands high. 8 years old Kind aod
truc ~ All harness. free from trot in 81
ALSO saT axRSns %N for sleigh wagon
TOP ROAD WAGON, NEARLY NEW, BUILT BY
Dusenbury 4 Van Duser.
KIND And true In AL harness free from vice good
traveller an excellent marc ior general use and
warranted sound
FR0ws Anss rSgrhANp "A. sLEIoH NEARLY NEW
kind ana true In alt harness free from vice; line,
syns9 driyes Superior @ animal for family driving
IN 5000 order set double Harness Kersey Blankets
BROWN COUPE HORSE ls HANDS HIGH YEARS
o1 xind ana true IN all harness; free from vice
class coupe or carriage horse.
PORTLAND SLaIGH WITH SHIFTING SEAT.
BROWN HORSE 1914 HANDS HIHA; YEARS OLD /;
dnd and true In al, harness; free from vice.; trots
in ?h minutes: 6rst class road or business horse
TOP WAGON, BUILT BY DUsENDURY VAN DUsER
BAY HORSE. i51 HANDS HiCH. YEARS OLD !;
kind and true In all harness: free from vice q good
unvellsr AMI a first class worker.
BROWN HORsl l5K HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD
kind and true in all harness. tree from vice; an
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES. DESCRIPTIONS TINE
sLKIGHS. sLEIGHs, sLYIGn BELLS
SALE COMMENCES AT IL O'CLOCK
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d I'M mn ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.-NEXT
UlUO.UUU. drawing January s. 1875; $lsl0 y ca.h
gifts circulars with fuil particulars Address
O DLvLIN. Statoner aud General Agent, 30 Liberty
street, New York.
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Of Ticket In the last drawing Of the Public Library OF
Kentucky. which viii certainly of the 9th OF
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UOTiON house or ARCH JOHNSTON
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BENNETT BUILDING.
DENNETT BUILDING.

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DIRECTORY
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l2-McCarthy Chalmers, Lawyer.
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l2-Byrne, Everett 4 Co., Lawyers
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SIXTH STORY.
l--John Townsh end. Lawyer
A Nicholson.
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Al Otis T. Hall, Lawyer.
81 g. r. Webster, lawyer
D. r. f.yddy, Lawyer.
Jcncrson Clark. Lawyer
81 John l. Knight
81 Hodges MeeKer, Lawyers
9}R g. Burr Lawyer.
John Crompton Accountaut
Smith 4 Dean, CITY surveyors
lDlG W. Van Sicien, Lawyer.
U}T, ". Baldwin, Lawyer
IL Charles ID. Barrow. Lawyer
l3 Henry A. Gidersleeve, Lawyer
MfG. X Carrington Lawyer.
U. w. Tompkins Lawyer.
T. II. Miner. Lawyer. :. :.
Two passenger elevators running all the tirnc-
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HORSE, SUITABLE FOR THE ROAD OR BUST.
sold for hall their value Apply stable, f36 East Sew
cnteenth street. near Third avenue.