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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-28

THE RESULT of the late election in Mich
igan is not of character to dishearten the
Republicans. MarSton, the Republican
candidate for supreme judge, was elected
over his Democratic opponent, Norris, by
more than twenty five thousand majority.
The Detroit Tribune says:
The vote cast is the largest ever polled at
a spring election in the State Of Michigan, and
one of the largest ever polled in the State at
any election. Mr.. Marston receives nearly
five thousand more votes than were cast for
Governor Dagley last fall, while Mr.. Norris is
nearly fifteen thousand behind Chamberlain S
vote The official vote for Regents of the uni
YCTsHy . nut yet announced, b1t the average
majority for the Republican candidates will
not probably be less than 10000. 1t is evil
dent that the tidal wave has taken backward
course in Michigan, and she bids fair to stand
as nearly at the head of the column of Repub-
licaE States in 1875 as she did in 1872.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-28

THE ARREST of Niles G. Parker, ex-
State treasurer of South Carolina, is but
the beginning of an effort to probe the cor
rupt1on which has disgraced the State and
the Republican party in it Before the
probing is done there may be squirming in
many now apparently secure quarters, in
GLIDING Democratic localities. Now let us
hear all about the old State Bank assets
which, it's believed, were stolen by "high-
toned" brokers in Charleston.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-28

WE HAVE Virginia correspondent who,
to draw it mildly, seems to be angry with
Dana, the Pirate of the Press. He writes
TO us as follows:
EIf a certain Charles A. Dana comes to
Washington would like to know it, provided
he is not under duress. l have sought an in
terview with him twice since my return from
South America-once at his office for four
hours. He did me great injustice, and l must
have satisfaction, or my God will not know
me when die"
Please, Mr. Dana, come to Washington
The people here and hereabouts yearn for
your angelic presence, while our corre-
spondent seems to desire your presence
among the angels.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-28

THE ENERGY of the Western people is
proverbIal but Omaha, Nebraska. carries
off the palm. The Republican of that city
proposes that the second centennial cele-
bration Of American independence shall
be held in that city. The editor thereof
exerts all his mighty influence to prevail
upon the people to accept the proposition.
We believe that there is not man now
alive in the country who will object on
the ground Of personal interest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-28

IT COSTS the State of Pennsylvania for
the support of troops 81, 900 day to keep
peace in the mining districts. Inthe South
ern States they have different system.
They economic by allowing the disturb
ance of the peace to be continued indef-
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DIED.

KELLER.-In New York, on the 2Sth inst,
JAMES n; d. kELLER, aged forty-Hye years son
papers please copy.1
OURAED.-On the 9TH inst, at I:5O 9. m, W.
H. EMORY OCRAND, in the thirty nth year OF his
age.
residence, No. 40 Defrees street, at O'Clock,
Thursday, the 18th inst. Friends Of the family are
BARNEs.-On the 2sth inst, OF paralysis, Mrs.
CATHARINE BARNES, in the seventy fourth year
The frienes of the family are invited to attend
the funeral from Christ church, q street, between
O'Clock.
FUGITT.-on thu % h inst, at go O'Clock, Al
PRED FUGITT, aged thirty-ODe years.
The funeral viii take place from his late resi-;
ESTSwei S cock
Friends OF the family are respectfully Invited TO
TUCKsoN.-suddenly. OF heart disease, Mon
day, April z6, STEWARD TUCKsON, in the seventy
1nh year Of his sge, astiTe Of Ric9mona county,
years. He died in the full triumph OF faith.
Dearest father, thou hast Ieftus,
But tits God that hath bereft us,
He can all our sOrrows heal.
His funeral will take place from his late resi-
eontSwest. oR TRursGay 2tG inst at hq 70 ociocs
am; Friends of the family are respectfully in
DAVIs.-Of typhoid fever, April Is at lisp.
m, MEDIA, the you ogett daughter Of Rose and the
The, funeral viii take place from St; Peters
church on Thursday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
GANT.-On the 18th inst, CHARLES CANT, son
Of Edward and Lucinda CANT, aged thirteen years
and nine months.
Funeral from the residence of his parents, at No.
92s Seventeenth street, between 1 and X streets,
this afternoon at O'Clock. Friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend.
WESTON pneumonia, on the 18th inst, at 9:3O
O'Clock .. m, Mrs. CLARISA WEST, in the 81 xty-
third year of her age.
Her remains viii rest in John Wesley church. on
Connecticut avenue. between l. and NJ streets,
Wednesday, the 18th inst, at three O'Clock p. M,
Atwhich time her fri, nds and those OF the Amiiy
are respectfully invited to attend.
MCNAMARA.-0n the morning Of the 2sth inst
at $3.50 O'Clock after apanful illness, which she bore
with Christian fortitude, MAGGIE BERSADINE,
beloved daughter OF Mary and the lAteJo ohm McNA-
n ara, aged q years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited TO attend her funeral from her
mothers residence, corner Second and G streets
northeast, on Wednesday, 18th inst, at ten O'Clock
q. m.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-28

INAFEw DAYS it will be time for Henry
Watterson to begin eating terrapin. 1t is
evident he has been drinking sherry and
champagne. At any rate he predicts that
Fog Horn Allen will be the next President
.of tbese limited States.
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WEDNESDAY, MoRNING::::::::APRIL q. 1875

gJUNE I'd next is the day appointed for
The assembling of the Ohio State Republi
can Convention. But the successful can
didate to be nominated for Governor has
not vet been named.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-28

R~ A NEW, SUPERIOR ANB MOST
kSS elegant process in the Art Of Making Wax
Fruit Invented and perfected after four years OF
study and trial by John w. Hendley, is now COM
Mr.. Hendley is prepared to give Instruction, Aud
application for terms, &C., may be made az Bar
lows Art Gallery, lbs PennsVlvaniR avenue, and
George ByneAl's, jr., SO d street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-28

TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN has 4
IIRGER CIRCULATE TEAM ANY OTHER
FORMING PAPER IN THE DISTRICT OF 60
LUMBIA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NSO-~0O-NNNSOo~GNNLN-NONN
R~I HE GRAND DLVISIOE, SONS
% of Temperance, District Of Columbia,
will hold IFS JhiIdquarerl SstUn for the current
onHcial yesr at Temperance Temple, N0.ln Ninth
street northwest, THIS "wednesday EVENING",
18th instant, at o'clock. full attendance OF
rpi estntALtyes IL urgently requested. BY order
ans j. L. II. WINFIELD. Acting G. s. !
~ 1. o. Q. F.-THE MEMBERS OF
~ Harmony Lodge, No. 0, L. D. %. r.. are
requested to ct th II hAl Eighth street south
east, on WEDE ESDAY MORNING, 25th Instant
ats:So O'Clock, 10 attend the funeral OF our de-
cess ed brother, CALEB KNIGHT. Members OF SIS
Ter Lodges in good standing invited to
join with US. HARLEY =. HICKS,
WG. p. ALLAN, Noble Grand:
e~CAPITOI. NORTH q sTREEr
BS AND SOUTH WASHINGTON RAIL
wAY-NOTICEO OF ELECTION OF DIR ECtORs.
Toe capital stock (S200, c0O) OF the CAPITOL,
NORTH D 6TREET AND SOUTH WA 5HIHG-
TON RAILWAY COMPANY having been taken,
and the first assessment thereon paid, and the sub
scrption books having been closed. notice Is here
by given, by direction OF the cor porAtOrs, that
meeting OF the stockholders will be held a. No.
1000 Pennsylvania avenue northwest on SArUR-
DAY, the LIST day Of May, 1875, At o'clock p. m,
ftr the election Of SEVEN DIRECTORS Of aid
company to serve for one year, as provided in the
charter, The polls will remain open until .
O'Clock D. m. OF said day. Each share OF stock
will entItle the holder to one S3te;y,r,,,Us
President Of C0rpOrators.
W. J. COMING, Secretary Of CorpOrGtors.
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TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, published eEery
morning Sundays eKcepted) at the southwest cor
ner ofThirteenth street and PennsylVAnlA 49,
Furnished To subscribers (by cArriers) at ffty
cents per month. =, Am -, ,,o.-,
A. M for six months, and 500 for three months
Terms invariably in advance
RATES OF ADVERTISING;
-rvartv.aye cents per line. Advertisements
- ~ bsad of tsFor Sale or Rent, " "Wanted, ~
ST.ost and Found, ~ and personal" twelve and
RhaIf cents per line
sS-Au comm nIcations, whether on business or
for publication, should be addressed 70 WIN. De
TURrAGH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
washington, D. C.
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ReI, O.. o. r.

The officers and members OF the p. W. GRIND
Lodge, r. W. Grand Enrampment, Columbia n
are request ed to meet this TUESDAY AFTER
NOON, 9TH Instant, At 1880 O'Clock, to attend the
fl neral of p. q. ana p. @ T. ID. ID. Clara. The
uniformed Encampment members are requested
TO act Is an escort to the K. W. Grand Bodies;
Byorder. II. BURR,
ap27 Grand Master.
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Nos "a, 81, So 81, IS, SO, q, A. a, 49, 49, So 81
70, IS, IS, 81. apps
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Nos. 10, Is, p, %, rs, II.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

EoR SALE AND RENT-WE HAVE FOR
II sale and rent on Capitol Hill the largest and
finest line OF improved and unimproved property
in the market. Prices lew, and terms easy.
We have this fact in regard to real estate on
Capitol Hill, that few none Of those who invest
here ever leave this beautiful and beautiful section
of the city. Property is yet low on the Hill and
Ike margin for high Speculation Is undoubted.
HESTER, HINCKLEY 3 CO,
Real Estate Brokers,
api-ThS&Mtf no First street southeast.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

4sTRof0SY5 5TwIIyTn PAcr1sxth column.
BoARDERs wANfED-TwrLrTH PAGE-sccond col
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-TwrLrrH PAGn-
EE ETHFE FOR
BusIsFss saVpisfsi 6PfpRfrs iGiq8H fiqr8sHHrrEs-xsrH PAGE
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-ELEvEsru PAon-sixth col
zs5 tsfFs ees@@ r.e.
=, sixsh column and TwELFsa rAgE-fiTst o. eSiamn
SoAsrWfsE Wis PAsn-ThIrd and
coratfgarISsfRsSgsn tfaIsf SgnIaas snnFs-NrsrH pAor.
couNTRY BoAED-TwrIrrn PAan-sccond and lnird
ro P4fsFFf E7 sS
TN F4sresscgnd eolsAn AsD
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIps-sKcosD fAos-lhird col
ExCUKsioNs-sE PAeE-Fourth and fifth col
gINASSSG1sL-slsrn ASSSG11ss PAen.
FNh FnR sAErTSsr rAsEnSSh Column
FUsSshhD RooMs ASb afaRTaENTs TO LET
SE ssq" e.s.yn
uELf Tn3 AMI s1"Sak PAcr-r,t col
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c. FIRST PAcr-rAird. fourth,
aorEhsF@EiS1n h aPa slT.n i9Sns fAsnecond column.
HOUSES ,Ro.5 .5Ms, 60, wASTGD-.wErIrH PAeE-
INsTRuofToS@T rAaK-sixtn column.
L6Sr AND esam
MACHINERY-FInsT PAGE-Sixth column
MFR An eSu@R column
SiLEINERY SER % AND DRESS sHkfSG-Finss % FSCHS1th sS
MIscELLANEoUs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACE
Sixth column
MUSICAL-TwELvrH PAGE-Sixth column
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-Sixth column
NEWSPAPER---TwELFrH PAGE-Sixth column.
PEkSONAl4-FIRsT PAGk-First and second columns.
PIANoFOkTEs ORGANSr &C-shcoND PAGE-Finh
POST OFFICE NoTICB-FRsr PAGE-sixta column.
PROPOsALS-TwgLPrH PAcE-Fourth column
PROFESSIONAL SItU ATOMS NAkTED-FEmALES-
Eleventh pAGE-Fitt column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
R@NT-SrcoND PAGE-First column.
REAL ESTATE TO ESCHANGE-sEcosD PAGE-First
aud second columns.
REMoVALs-iwELFrH PAGE-Fourth column.
REWARDS-FIRsr PAGk-Second column.
SALES AT AUClIoN-TwRLFrH fAGE-Fitth and sixth
STU uAfioNS wANTFD-FEMALEs-EL PAcK-
First second thir /. fourthand firth columns.
SITUATIONS WAN WANrED-MALAs-ELEyESrn FACE
SPECIAL NoiiUEs-Fnsr PAcE-sccond and third
spoRiiSs~boGs BIRDS, 4c-FRsr P4oK-Third
sToRxGE"Tws1prn PAer-Four.h column.
SUMNER RES0Rfs-TwEizrn PAGE-fhlrd and fourth
THE TRnDEs-rwELyrn PAes-First column
JnH TURF-FiRsI pAGl-fhlrd column.
TO LET FOR Bu5ISEss PURPOSn5-s -sHoosD PACE
TRAvEIi.s Rs GIuinE-sxcoxD pAGE-Fourth column
UAFURNlSuED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LEi-sEroxp PAGG-Tbird column.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-TwELFrH PAdK--Sixth col.
WATCHES JEwELaY, sc.-TwEtFra PAek-sixth col
wEsfcMEeTgR COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &c. -rwELFrn PAcr-Fourth
column.
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REGULAR SALE or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
Twenty four to forty eight hours given
Horses, Carriages Harness Blankets Robes &C. always
on hand at private sale.
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS FaIDAYj SALE. AT
IL O'CLOCK.
oENTLEMANs. TURNoUT-THE DARK. BROWN
Ss pa End ana d true IN ~ s j
when n condition. aud i warranted to beat 2; 81
or no SAFE stylish ard gany dsiysT s n9ts
SET HARNESS NEARLY NEW, MADE BY STILL
roP xiN5soE ROAD WAGON. WITH ALI IN
70 oE6ER sY j. + sREWsTER d Co. os
TEAM aThhHFYE5ssa hXY a6ssss s1SAhI u HIsbs uau AND
Gsrs c Gd da Kind a@G true n IN all free rSm
fear nothing, are in every way saio and re-
xxx szF Fi2t sSS sTss2p ssE Ar
THokoUGnBRED SoRREI SADDLE HORSE, is
hand hands nigh 5 years old kind and true N AZ hsr
valuable ior racing purposes or as a Gentieman's
RHGsff rqa NEaEEY BUILT BY
:. piS BREwsThR SsI CO oE BEooME 5o STREET; M
nom yss Toisa last fan in 81 and
am sac Be ariysa y lazy ysrrssIed sound.
SfI FINE whao 46f SsE S6r THREE
BAY Hossh sai Il onD KIND
Sen See true all gss S % sn sa fast y ss
NJ TOT rDNr FHAETON, NhAhLf NEW, BUILT bI
Benson
BAY KENTUCRY HORSE, le HANDS HIGH YEARS
oil: kind and true III all harness tree from vice:
fast traveller; free and stylish driyer; iears
nothing and Is an extra fine family horse also set
EXTENSION. roP PHAEToN, NEARLY NEW BUILT
by Woodruff.
BAY HORSE l5H HANDS uIGH. YEARS OLD;
kind ana true in all harness free from vice
on extra good roadster; has trottcd In 2:fl eau be
Driven by any one and sold only for want OF use
sTDk STRING WAGON BUILT TO ORDER BY MINER
BAY MORSE. y nAMgLEToNIAN, ls HANDS HIGH,
5years old, kind and true In all harness, free from
vice. stylish fast traveller; superior morse
for family driving and warranted sound
TOR DEPOT WAGON, CITY BUILT.
BLACK COUPE HORSE, l6 HANDS HIGH, YEARS
old. kind and true III all harness, Tree nom vice,
very stylish; good traveller; has been used III a
coupe. and Il a gool horse tor general use.
BROWN HORSE, 15A HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD
Kind and truo i alt harness FREQ from Woe, stylish
ana spirited driver aud \ first class road or family
ToP ROAD WAGON, BUT LITTLE USED. BUILT BY
Couse.
TWO EXTERNALLY FINE THoRoUGaBRED sHKP
herd Dogs from choice stock, recently lmporLel:
ONE BLACK IDSfONE RETRIEVER, REChNTbY IN
ported, very tractable ana quick to learn
PONY pHALlOk WITH UMBRELLA.
MaIl Phaeton, built BY Ham.
Two wheeled Dog Cart nearly new,
Top and top Road Wagons, Phaetons, Depot and
Business Wagons, Harness, &c.
SALE CoMMENCES AT IL O'CLOCK.
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DLAINFIELD DRIVING PARK, PBATNFIELD n L.
s0O Purse SO 70 first 80 to second, f2U 70 third
tor horses that nave never beaten 2Si heats IN 70
AMI governed by National Assoca ton rulesJ
entries % CLOSE At Egborbon stables Friday night June
IL Address Z. A. CAMPBELI. Pronrietor
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"A BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
rA,s II 4 RHS o,53E6cR 3EEStGAFli Fs6SFT sgFs II
prncEa sTGEb sfAgE No ssrSsES
CLINTON PLACES,
o. a tho ia;. siSsssd horsss ELEGANT carrisge.
ns asps' wnR R SS s S DTSPey y q ri
account % ouslnes speassmsns ca,ligg him ABROAD
lsx hands hiss years ea wa; .irsd By slsxsndsrs
Abaa.a me sire sr q @ Goa'@'a Ma dsm ysmSTir wSsn1
county, Kenneky; ne has hnc limbs, good feet; =
s y sss % % rs M e arlSSa a h0
and Il handled Two weeks viii trot well down In ne
s'sii Also fast Ethan Allen otins Horse. IS. hands
child 70 drives has record q 20 and can show that
as presented. and war5anted sog9d aud kind s.-.
old % was as sired ~ voianeer dam By Geo " fatsten
no tro IN 80 aud L saie and reliable for gentle.
Also hsnasome AMI fasi Bay Ware. lss hands high
yeas Ga @ S.s nil sa msSs ny ana s me aeo Ss great en-
iursnce trctcd on fleetwood Para track in s6 with.
Ssr Ssy 'I'E pieaos : ws a. s. prompt - ass
os T q nons aa snas ss susa ara A wa
sra cy Magna charts and 5icd .b ~ l MshgSn d and
1850 % uQt - mics inside q an hour and warranted
Also tie dnesi ami handsomes lady's or ehids pony
10 this city, 70 hand nx syeArs oit ha Az gats undeI
1ise TOE sss open sosa wesco Pony .ed PARK rnae
double harness blankets Robes and all the equipments
A !.
n D.. hls sas viii be absolute and positive without
any restriction whatever and fall warrantee and ample
time allowed for trial and examination. stock now On
oxhblion al Stable as above. - -
CHAs. Z. DUFF, Aucdonesr.
A MAJOR cHAs. W. BARRER. .AuCtI0sEER.
a. 10 LOVERS OF GOOD HORSES.
col. r. J. CONNhLLY. Of lls Queen street, Ger.
mAntown Pa taxes pleasure In announcing his -lAfH
GnEA1 gnequAcd sale Of the fastest ycung green tr0t
AZ barker 4 sons City Auction Mart and New York
Tatcrssis OF Broadway AMI Thlrtynfnth street,
Oh "Wednesday, luue 10, at III o'clock stock will arrive
the Mart on Friday June ~ and VIII be en- exhibl.
come aud ride behind and the speed and driving
qualities of any Uf tha lot before the day 81 safe. Tho
stcck comprises VI head aud consists o. ADMIRAL sor
rel Gsding 70 bgh toaled lsl0 can rot Il 10 sTOt \.
gs0 sinaie OF double. FRlENDSHIP gray uelding,
roar GsJloe, .lSk hiTh fosed Ixji tro. close %
beat 2,I5. srANLIGHr, brown cedipg isS hgh,
gaaled 1885, csn beat 10 single or double. CAPTION,
black roam Geiding, l5A high fOaied 1869; can trot
can ro b 10 2 A. SUNSET brown Geiding, l5ss high,
foa ed 1870: trot IN 2:l5 MERMAID gray Mare l5t
high foaed lsl0i eau trot In 2.fa MIDWAY roam Gel
ding, 1854 high foaled 1869, can beat smInutes ES
besiaso Presto bay qsidinG is aFG, fgsI,d is9;
beatg wOoDFORD, gray Gedng 10 high foalsd
is6s; very promising. REGULATOR, bay Gsldin4, lex
high oasd se unequailsd s4a coupe Or match horse
q M Gf E Sses ss s oss
1853, can trot 2t50 The above includes the get o
Mambrino Medley. Clark Chiel, Rue Bul, Red Eagle,
Ac, ac AZ Ia me drivers and Warranted sound an
io9Sss which can be bad AZ tie oicss Of The spris
the Times and Turf Field and Farm At BARKER
SONS corner Of Broadway aud rhlrtv.plntp street
Bac positive. No DostD0ncment
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sPoRTING--DoGs. BIRDS, sc.

n. Birds, &C.; Medicines for all diseases; Prepared
Food sor moekng brdA at b. O. DoyEY's. No. Greene
street, Canal.
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nosT OPTTCH NoTrCK.-THE MAILS FOR .gR0rg
fsr hs week ssdeg saturday ySaesisy sgns q SlS Sl"S
A III on Thursday ct IA "a A. M. and On 2aturlAI ~
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the houss h9EE y r6 Crl2H IS nhASSf sRE HF
SALES OF P'pT Toesss HsiEsT'lsy tsb f,aGl CARRIAGES
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK.
"a to as hours trial on horses warranted sound.
PARTIAL CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS FnI-
RLEaANP FAaihY S1IE EsTisIsaaG ST II sfaGGST BLACK
:Sam % Seldnss S raised IN csnada ana & ls& x hands '
ness; excellent under saddle; M free from vice
very reliable team in every respect; NOT AFRAID
ofanything; warranted sound sot double Har-
TOR WAGON, WITH POLE AND SHAFTS by r.
PONY EsTABLfsHMEST-LIGHr dun Pony
Horse ID hands, 6yesr; kind and une in al
harness. free from Vice; has been used by, by chil.
an unusually anc saddle horse perfectly gentle
NO ror Sp rSf SasKgT yf F5SY fG&sToS. In so%p.e
ordsf me HerHSss &C Scrv uor.0 !. banda
Pa and sS rUs n =. na res sea rp IN
ladies aud childreni not afraid OF anything
!, weTrsn.eJ E saJ sonnds sso,n,nsdssrox spr u,pSpss
and true in Ali harness. excellent under saddle.
free from vice, stylish and free driver; an ex.
oollent horse Tor road or general use; warranted
TOP size BAR WAGON by BREWSTER. Of Broome
sreet Harness ,,vpn sr,vrvo
sVsE SIX EoSAh 81 S S6Ska%tf Sy SrSER
DARK SAY HORSE. Is HANDS HIGH years old
saadic tree nom vice; very fast traveller, styI
TOP WAGos BUfLT by LoCKwooD; SIT HAR-
MISS
PARK OR PONY ESTABLISHMENTS.
GRAY MARE, l5k HANDS, YEARS kind 10 all
harness. good under saddle, tree from vice good
aud last traveller, stylish and free driver; an
excellent marc for ladies' or chtdrsns use
BASKET PoSY PHAEros, WITH CANOPY.
BUILT to order by Lockwood
VERY FINE DARK BAT MARX, raised In Ken
lucky, 1874 handA years; kind and true 10 all
harness; very superior saddle mare; free from
vice trots close 60 three minutes; sold for no
FAULT only because the owoer 10 going TO
THREE 10 TOP SIDE BAR AND FULL SPRING
WAGONS. By BREWSTER, OF BRo0ME
TvRETY oTHKR ROAD FAMILY AND WORK
HORSES dsserlption tine Of sale; ,,-o,, ~
HRkWsTER or BRO0Mk STREET.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEARLY EVERY
KIND OF CAaRIA0kS wagons Harness,
Sheets, Robes &C. at ARCH. JoHNsToN'S
MART, 10 70 Is Thirteenth street, near TINT. |
verAty place. Weather never inte-fercs with
SALE CoMMRNcEs AT 10 O'CLOCK
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REGULAR sALE or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY, AND FRIDAY
Twenty four to forty eight hours given pure
test warrantee%
Horses Carriages Harness Blankets Robes &c. always
on hand at private sale.
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4 UCTIoN HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
~ date Johnston Van 1as5olD.
ofice 81 Liberty street Evening Post Building).
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PERSONAL
sfOR HOUSE TO ELEVENTH. S1REkfi SIKH
~ avenue car hve Tuesday Address PRESSURE
- - sN'-i. "'uNN.
porn RECEIVED BTT NOT in SEASON, As voc
- Thought q sorry about the tenth Health pretty
good, ELDER
RRoADwAY AND LIBERTY STREET, AM At l3t
ID same street KATE.
(fdARLEf-WHy NOT THIS TrNBf BR SURE
- next trp or leave bone. They kind. but hard
d.
HANDKERCHiEF-YoU HAVE "covRRBD YOUR
II lracks 50 wcli as 70 thoroughly mystfy me. VIII
you designate some addresss W.
H0PE.-IF YOU DESIRE ME- FoR YoCR OwN
IL rouse me from stupor by speaking TO ms III fall to
recognize you Let your decision DO speedy viii wait
you tl last OF this month; last through
this medium Ever MARGURRITB.
II ARLAM-I WROTE you wBkK 400 AND Df.
Ii rected TO the old name 1t may be advertised.
JOHN
NJ street Will please send her address 70 Mrs LAR
H. nor lM Herald nfnce.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.

A UCIloE HOUSE or VAN TAssELL 4 KEARNEY
II ll0 AND ll2 EAST THIRTkENTH STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE.
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A ePLgNDID Two.HoRsR PARK PHAEroN,
"A made by Brewster, Of Broadway and used only q
Isw tImes 10 sold AZ great sacrince owner havlng
no use f0r IL Apply At 90 Saxth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-11

THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR
HOUSE. 10 TO 20 THiRrEEfTH S1REbT
near University piace,
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK
"a to as hours trial on horses warranted sound.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-11

DAIR IMPORTED SHEPHERD DoGs AND VERY
i fine Retriever thoroughhred chestnut sorre uorsc.
broken to harness and saddle with two hight Wagons
VAN TAssALL KEARNEY, Friday, June II, NO liz
| East Thirteentn street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-11

A AT COST TO CLOSE BUSINESS, MY FINE
"A. stock OF Carriages my own make, now In repOst-
yune III CHAS. 0RUBk.