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Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
uAvINa BEEN APPOINTED A COM.

HAv,se BEEN APPOINTED A COM
missioner for the purposes therein specided, by
virtue of decree of the Court OF Probate Of
New Hanover County, in the care Of John A.
Par ker against Henrv Clay Cassider, Frsncis
L. Cas idev and wife Henrietta Dell Cassi
day and Henry Clay 'a.sidey. Je hereby
gvn notice that will sol at public suction,
t. the highest biider 1T he Cou-G tiOu door,
l.. the city Wilmington ut y O'Clock M. on
FIR dav February tn, i-76, all thst piece or
parcel Of land situate. 'yi'g and being in the
city Il Wilmington. eo%rts Of rev Hsnovef
AMI state of North Caroline, described as
follows, viz:
The -hi. yard ard Railway Iot>, bound on
the Nortt by th. Southern Hue of lot No. ., on
the East by the Western line of Surrv street. "a
same is continued northwardly. on the
Sou by Church street and the Yves. by
the channel OF the river. Said piece parc-l
OF md being part of LOTS No .. 4,b and 6, of
b ock No 80. &C 'ordinx to the plan # the city
OF wilmington, as surveyed by l.. G. Turner,
aid property incir'iing the Marine Railway
nrd sll the fixtures, gearing and apparatus
thereto attached.
Terms Of sa,e-One tnird of the pu-chase
mons, in ca.h and balance on q credit of three
and six months.
PRANK H. DARBY,
Nov 1lth, 1874. Commissioner.
jan IA l9-4v
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
Eastern medisai Association.

The Goldsboro Messenger says ::
The semi-annual meeting of the East
ern Medical Association was held IN
the Humphrey House on Tuesday,
some twenty-six physicians being IN
attendance. Unavoidable circumstan-
ces prevented US from reporting the
proceedings; we learn, however, that
the session passed as off pleasant
and harmonious. The Association ad-
journed on yesterday. and the next
meeting will be held at Wilmington.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
The Centennial Meeting in Char
lose9s

CeHEenhAsHE "
Hottie.
In accordance with previous an
nouncement, the Centennial vas held
in Char. .otte on Thursday at the Court
House, and as would Naturally be ex-
pected, the room was crowded to its
utmost capacity. There were present
quite large delegation from various
parts of the State, and good'y nura-
Der of ladies graced the meeting with
their presence.
At the hour Of II O'Clock. Governor
Vance called the meeting To order, and
nominated Hon Wul. A Graham a.
President of the meeting. Tho vote
was unanimous, and as the venerab Is
ex- Governor took his seat, the ap
| plause and enthusias m of the audiences
| knew no bounds. Governor GrRharn
was called out, and though N feeble
heath, addressed the audience III a
| speech of over two hours duration.
| His remarks were In defense OF the
authenticity of the Meckleuburg
Declaration of Independence on the
Goth of May, 1775, and We may say
thoroughly refnted every argument
ever brought out by those who have
written and spoken to the contrary
The Governor quoted all the written
| history in regard to ii, and the Ian
guage of those doad and living to
show that all that have any righ~ to
form an opinion, agree that on the
2Oth day of May, 1775, declaration
of Independence WAS made III the
town of Charlotte. Ms,cLIes. .s.s>e order
eu TO be published, therefore we Will
only say that by careful perusal of
it, the most sceptical CT this subject
will find convincing proofs of It's au-
thenticity.
Rev. Chas. Phillips, D. D, was next
called out bnt made only brief
| speech in which he heartily approved
Of the objects of the meeting, ard
promise to aid with his influence its
| surc"ss.
Col. James T. Nor head, sanaf r
from GuiIford. was next called on.
and delivered Il very ueat, well-timed,
and patriotic al iress Hisremark9
we're we'll received and ELECTED round
and rounds OF arp,au-e.
Major Thomas, Governor Vance
and Thomas j. Wilson, Esq. ase
made short but exc dent spe@1hes.
4 Committee, with Gov Vanca a.
Chairman, was appointed to draft
suitable resolutions Expressive of the
sense of the meeting. After a few
| minutes retir"ment the Committee re-
turned and reported, with "A list Of
resolutions, a bill t., b. sent to the
i-neral Assembly, providing for State
aid to promote the approaching crn-
tennisl celebration. The report was
unanimously adopted.
An afternoon session was ordered
and ut this meeting it was ascertained
that delegates Were present from vii
Dington, Raleigh, N-wbefn, Faye tie
vile, Monroe, Wadeshoro, Salisbury.
Concord and other places.
Suitable arrang' ments were perfect
ed for aD appropriate celebration on
the occasion, and from what we coula
see and learn. this will be one of the
grandest and most imposing affairs
ever known i'll the history of our
State. The fire and military compa-
MES of this city, Wilmington, New
bern, Fayetteville, Salisbury and Con
cord will attend in a. body, and many
more organizations from other places
ore expected to be present.-Raleigh
| -NelOs.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
As he fell he gave

+brev him down. As he fell he gave
mo his hold on the revolver.
81 cared nothing for him. L wanted
the man who had the money; so L
rushed down stairs only to see him
Going out of the hall door. [ fred but
missed him; I fired again and heard
sharp cry of pain; ] fired once more
and broke his sukle, and down ne
dropped. The other man jumped out
of the window and escaped.
"Of course I secured my man, re-
covered nv money, aud old Evans bad
to admit that he had been wrong, Tor
the robbers had first gone to the office,
aud came to my house when they
found the safe empty. Another re7e-
lation that the morning brought was
confession from my prisoner that our
book keeper was Que of heir gang
and posted them about onr affairs
The book keeper did not come to work
that morning, nor have We seen INN
since"
..And the dog p asked.
eyes. the old dog had all the credit
YOU see, the thief supposed by the
silence that there was 10 dog on the
promises, and De thongt.t he WAS done
cor when he opened the door and
Nap spranR at him"
Bat" SAID I. ''hA was frightened
rather easily; these fellows don't usu
al Y care much for dog
II gne~s he new r saw quite such a
| dog a. Nap was that night" sald
| Alck laughing II had ruhb d hi~
..y.s and Tu<,uth witt, Ihnsi 'Inrna ana
tut on The strong sprine L do"
| blame the IT, low fro II tpsl-viUg tha'
tne .vll one VS. b fore HIM
| Phosphorus AID stro"g spring
| Wat are you talking about ?
"H,s ey.s are glass, yen know
'ti'a-s ! Have you been drinking
or have l p
why old fellow don't you see tha
Nap is fraud p
I jumped to the dog, and SURE
enough had been badly eold-the d"e
was India Rubber! Aiick l.nghet
long and loud at my sheepish face
"Oh. the story il as true "a preach
ling. I bought Nap when | was II
Paris; have springs fixed on the hoo
and ficor, so when the door Is oreuet
the dog stands mp, and when he IL III
there is an arrangement IN hls throa
that made the growl you heard, Is.
putting on that upper lever he is mad
10 Jump AS high "a mans bead, an'
that Jump was what frightened th
burglar"
Iaympathized with tha. burglar, sn,
hope he did not loee caste among hi
professional brethren, for. certa'nl
the dog was vIl!ainous locking hrut
as we'll as most unmitigated swindia
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
REAL ESTATE GIFTS.

One Lot in the town of Wilson, N c.,
containing lk acres, with large and
cnnvei lent dwelling. having 10 rooms,
ana all necessary and convenient out
houses, situated on Barnes street, val
ued ATM. ..... IS 90
One elegant story Residence in Wilson,
corner OF Pis e and Green streets. with
IL acre, and containing rocmE. 10
Gated IN the most eligible part OF the
town. vriuen at...'.-....-.... -. 4.so
One u acre Lot situated on the corner
OF Vance and spring streets, with neat
residence and ont houses valued at l,so
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12

WEDDING CARDS saa sSrrss 1r,ns.a uP =
thsDost tashi0nabls style At the
IOukNAL O81I0D
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
q .1Es Cash tT1 ing to 81 Or, 100,
NUMBER OF TICKETS 10000
Price Of Eickela:

2t.17s Cash Gi ing to 81 onn.noo.
NUMBER OF TICKETS 10000
Price of Tickets:
Whole Tick, t. ...-...........-...-..SO $50 o.
rsalNes --.-.-..-......---.. U w
Quarters. Observation-Disclosures. 20
Eighthe or each Coupon. 81
fhe Montpelier Female Humane A-soci.
ton, chartered by the Legislature OF Virgins
and the Circuit Court If Orange Co.. proposes
Gy Grand Gift Coo cert to establish a:,d
tow Home for The Old, Infirm and D6sti
futa stIies of Virginia." at Montpelier, tie
tormer resiGence of President James Madison:
g 'vERsOs's OFFICE. Richmond. July s. 1874.
IL afforfs me ieasure To SAY that am wcit
acqu ,inted with large majority Of the Off.
era OF the Monrpeiier Femal6 Humane Asso
citation, who reside in the vicinity of my hom,,
And attest E cir Intelligence and their woT h.
ard high reputA'ion as gentlemen. ss wei as
the public confidence, influence and subsrar
JANE D.. KEMPsR Gov. Virgin
ALRxANDRIA, Va. July 4. Is74
command them a. gents Of honor
and integrity. and fully entitled to he conf,
dercr OF the public
R. W. HTGHks, q. 8. Judge Eastern
District OF Virginia.
Further references bv permis-ion His Ex-
Va; Hon kob't r.. withers, Lieut. Gov Of Va
,nd T.. =. senator elect; Senators and Mem
hers OF Congress from Va.
RemittaDces foF tickets may he made BY eI
rress prepaid, postoffice money order or
w W<shington, ID c., or b, registered letter
for Circular Address,
Hon JAMES BARBOUR,
President Fl. r. II. A Alexandria, Va.
Reliable agents wanted everywhere ~
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
4 New Cotton TEA Home lne
ventlOn.

A new cotton tie buckle, invented
by Capt. W. P. Elliott, of this CITY.
was patented on the 1st inst. It is said
by all who have seen it to be one of
the best things of the kind ever in
vented. It is in the shape of the figure
3. open at the top and made of wire:
the opening at the top closing when
the strain is on it, thus making a com
plete prisoner of the tie and entirely
doing away with the nuisance of ties
coming off while in transit. Another
great advantage is that, in tying the
bale while in the press, only so per
cent need be allowed for expansion of
that allowed with the buckles now in
use. thus making smaller and more
compact bales, or enabling more cot
ton to be put in the same sized bale
now made.
The assignees of this patent are
Capt. Elliott and J. M. Forshee. of the
Philadelphia Steamship Line, and
shey intend bringing it at once before
the public. We predict success for it =.
A sample has been sent to Phila-
deiphia, and has been pronounced by
cotton men there to Be q complete
success.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
The Fire Last Night

The alarm of fire last night was To-
Gated in the Third Fire District. It
was found to proceed from two ad-
joining stores on North Water street.
between Princess and Chestnut, occu-
pied, the one by Mr.: J: Weller ~ sbs g
fire broke out beneath the partition be-
tween the two stores, and is thought
to have originated from the furnace of
q driving machine in the rear of Mr.
Weller's establishment. although this
furnace was built on brick work foot
and half deep. There was q strong
draft of air under the floor and the fire
burned so stubbornly that it was
found necessary to call on the eng nes,
when a stream of water was thrown in
and the flames were suppressed. The
damage TO the building is very
slight, the principal injury having
been to Mr.. Strau q stock, some por-
tions of which were damaged bv water
A few hundred dollars will probably
cover everything.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12

DEPOSITORY FIRST NATIONAL
BANK, DENISON,

Dis'rihatiOn to commence i'm mediate after
the Corcert. Managers of the distribution
chosen by the Ticket FOLDERS and prominent
citizens.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12

cES 1ks A'.tNTN PROFIT PES
CCt OV WEEK. Will prove it OF for
set 1500 New articles Just patertad SAM
pies sent free to all Address W. Fl. CH l.
DE3 TER, 267 nr adway. New Y,rk- <w
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
Another Hail RAeIivprv

AROfher Jail Delivery.
Justice Van Amringe. while engaged
Thursday afternoon in trying a case,
received Information that some of the
prisoners confined in the jsil were
about to break ont. He immediately
sdjourped his Court and, Calling to
his aid some of the officers at the
Court House, hurried to the Jail,
where he found that four prisoners
had escaped, although they had not
then had time to get clear of the
premises. A seach was made aud all
of the escaped birds were found and
taken back to the Jail, where they
were securely hand cuffed and locked
up in their cells.
The names of those engaged in the
attempt are John Scott. Jack John
son. George Owen and Levi Pope, all
colored. They got out in the same
manner as did those who escaped last
Tuesday. by raising one of the stones
Of the floor of a cell and dropping
through to the basement floor. The
aailor has been changed, and guards
were placed around the building last
night. so as to frustate any further
attempt, should such be made.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
NOTICE..

vegetIne Is Sold by all Druggists
Ian 81 .9-fS
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
MIsCELLANEOUS.

TpF CHRISTIAN, a large, tive, family
paper, full eat stores a,it good re adinP.
TIE No sec artbnism. pol,tns, p'ils. IN tfr
! sf z. uOr adv TT isrn6n nfs- fr.T x cHrts a
year Send 20 cents for specimens you forget
it, Splendid Map Frem Ag Mt ~anted
tverywhele Biz omn,issiobs pad II
HAsTirse. c38 W ash n st BostGn, Masa., COS
Arch st. Phifs Pa. 4~
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
A SPLENDID HOLIDAY PRESENT.
Fle Carolina Household MAGAZINE,
EX-GOV. q. B. VANCE.

spd biographical sketch, 70 be followed in
each succeeding number with photoprs phs of
other prominent statesmen, divines, &c.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12

We also learn that Mr.. Riley Ross.
ir., living at South Creek, in this
county, ra sesl on 40 acres of swamp
aud, 600 lbs. lint cotton to the acre.
or II bales to the acre, and only paid
out IN cash S5-the labor being per
formed by himself and two children
besides making corn to sell. This land
xuas not DoaDured
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DIRECTORY FER ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-THRrEESrH PAeE-Fourth, nth and
xth columns.
BlLLIARDS-TnIRIRNrn PAGE-Third column.
BoARDEKs WANTED-TmRrEESrn PAGE-secopd col
BOARD AND LODGING wANrED-TnlRTEENTn PAeE-
BROOKLYN IKE kEAL If Is spHih FOR sALE-Tognrnrxra
IAGE-Frst AM second columns, and SIXTEENTH
gyslNTss orPoRroKirIEs1E rAen.
CITY eEA asfArE foR PAGE
CLERKS asb ana
nth ana InEsFn column
CoAohMEN. AND GAhDENERs- MIsp rAsEaFinh
GOAL AND woop-TnIETEESrM PAcE-Third column,
GOA, WISE srLAMsIllPs-FIFTEESru PAcE-~ixth
coPARl NhRsHIPs ELEVENTH PAGE.
DSN pASsnrd SSame COL
DDEENNTIsTRY- Den TRY -TnInrrssrn r rAsn-Thrd column.
DwEhLLISG HOUSES TO LEI, " iESuhSIsHED ANp
tnird columns and SIXTEENTH fAGE-First and
EUROPEAN SRI AMsHIPs-FrrrrEsru PAaE-Finh and
sixss sse z columns Tn'sr,e,r. r,rst ooum,
LxoU oNs,- -FlrrrrSra P4Gr-sixlh column
Foa sALE-F -FouRTrEsrn FAcr--Fourth column. and
PuRKI hGoas 8SD sSH1a TO LET
EIfTRENTH PAcE-Tmrd column, and SIXTEENTH
a1fS1lse9EIa g 2aaa9sah S.nns column
FRENCH ADVEHIIsEMEN s-sIxTEESrH PAGE-Sixth
uELf f0IVa'Si 0IWVaA'SirED-FEaALEs- THnp PAGE Third and
HELP %aNlID SpI5as l PAon"fh and
HORSES CARRIAGES, &c-FrRsr PAcr-Fourth, nth
HoTsLs-InInf hii r'i snsTn PAcn-Third column.
HoUsEs ROOMS &C, WAN NiED-fIfTEESrH PAGE
IhsrHUpu'fforNSau hHp'f rSu n sS fAenFrs column
'hhsEE ToR Gpa
,pcA PACE econd column No.. r,... oo,,,,
LOST md FoUND-FiHsT PAGn-First and second col
MACHINERY -sInrsENTH PAcE-second column column
ARBhE column
nS6
MIsoELhASgou ADVERTISEMENTS -TwkLprH
lqEf5iS'a sSs4I%F F4sa-Enn ,
pATrE M Finsr PAeM-, bird bird eolunr. - ..,nnn,
PiANUFoRIi5r, ORGANS, &C.-TnIhTEENrn PAGE
Posr %FFicG PAcE-Frst col
SSR99r PSsrIGa fSq%a
THIRD pAGE-Third column and SIXTEENTH PAGE
PRofEhfS STt Or THE CITY FOR SALE SAL ,Is OR TO
aad a fAeEEs eUlrmn
Third and fourth columns, ana sIxrEENrH PAGE
and
saE n sSSna and
s1uh1os T9 pa ntn aa
InIRD PAGE First second and hiTd M columns, g, and
wfSE6 Sqr4 aaa mn
spEca Pf and third
spoRffSGmDoGs, spSGISGGniDos BIRDS. 4c-FRsr 7Acr-FOurth
column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Thrd column.
SUMNER RESORFr-rHIRTEENTH PAGE-Ih1rd column
THE TRADE .-sIxTEKNTH PAGE-Sixth column.
THE TURF-FfRsr PAGE-Fourth co umn.
TO LET FOR BUsINESs PURPOSES-FIFTERNrH
PAeE-First and second columns, and Sixteenth
Page-Frst column
TRAVELLERS' GUIDE-FIRTlETH PAGn-Sxth col
UnFURNisHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-IFrKENTH pAGE-Fourth column, and SIX
TEENTH PAGs-Sccond column
WANTED To PURCHASE-IHIKTREsTH PAGE-Fourth
column.
WATCHES, JEW: LRY, &c.-THIRTEEErH PAGE-Third
column. 90
WEsICHE-TER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-F0URTEESrH PAGE-second column, and
SIXTEENTH PAGE-First column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &C-lnIRTEESTH PAGR-First
column
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INFORMATION WANrED--OF ROBERT CADY, BY
j bis twin brotherg William and John Cady. When
Iast heard q vas Living In New York city any in
formation as 10 hs whereabouts will be thJnkmlly
ceivcd by his ahave mentioned hrohera ADDRESS JOHN
AND WILLIAM GADN. ClankIn Leeds Mines Columbia
county. ". "
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MATRIMONIAL.

An EDUCATED CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN OF
N means. middle aged good personal appearance, re-
nned an taste desires 70 make the ac1naintsnce q
young attractive Christian lady oi means with the
view 10 matrmonY. All Communications strictly
huenual Address M. H.. box 1877 Herald Uptown Branch
office.
Twu YOUNG GENTLEMEN, BETWEEN THE ACES
Il OF % and -, would like 10 open corresl ondence
with unlimited number OF young ladies' photographs
EXCHANGED and matrimony in view Address FRANK
BURN or JUuN ASHTON. Fish Lake Larctr county
Men.
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BENNETT BUILDING.

BENNETT BUILDING.
DENNETT LUILDIN5.
FEW MORE OFFICES TO LET.
DIRECTORY.
Rooms BASEMENT
a-J. -JaMrsnyT \. sayge' Gtnaemen's nj % FURNISHING
q ". saith, Law h12ks ,S
a-Jhomas ". ,I;' Lynen ,.,.arI Wines
81 x DavenpeTi. Haltsr
t-Baum friedmaRii n laI IaIlors rroey
inlet very e'sgs seosb sF saPsns sTSa and Insurance
I-McMahon Morse Lawyers
~ 4; aesioSIi"m. 2IDTysT LAWYER LAWYER.
!. G PncEney. Publisher
:,rores
s-Northwestcrn Life Insurance Con anl
1. = Benedict Agent
s,-TOiet
Charlton 7. Lewis, secretary
f2-McCarthy Chalmers, Lawyers
H. B. Ferguson, LAWYER
:. :; NJ y cavasapsh ava, aWyer
interna,i, nal Collection Association
: O. Derri'k'oOr rifED IhEDes ssrosY
llyusge sutherland,
lFeitritch Cardwc, Lawyers
J. = Hanson, Lawyer
elisha Bioomer, Real Estato
7-grifgs Fellows Lawyers
J. b Atken. Lawyer
y y. sa,,Ee@.' 4; nFaphaFfeT; f.aSysr awyeL
T. r. Gardener Lawyer
Il Il =; 2,,raes M,so"i AWE a@wseE
s-Cincinnau Commercial Chicago Tribune, r 7. Nc.
p-wiIiinson Peters. Trustees Of Estate OF White.
iatIIarrison strong, Lawyers
"a A j. wooGrnn, Lawyer
Nv. H. TeiGl olz, Civil Engineer.
Pelham and r0FSefsifT FSHRiE Fs5GSa s46R& Company
aSS@ tdsar Seic5u@ e esstsT aaSsffn i Bankruptcy
!, henry NsITa'i. WeSis lawyer wy i""'e''
as. soIn,9er Sultan lawyer sSSrI:r
III y. Eier LAWYER
j. Tuehrer Lawyer Lawyer.
IN; cIaL
7-Hsssins i Crook Lawyers
Purroy Butzel, Lawyers
s-ciary, u DSSSii Weller ka%sSSsn ssSSenck, Lawyer.
PC. u. Williams. Lawyer
E-chaunccy sharer, LAWYER
n fred d VI %'G Kenny, Attorney and Counselor
x Lockwood 4 crosby, Lawyers
S(s. kuhlcr, Lawyer
I-L shiamorc. Lawyer sr' ''0'''
John Y. ,l, olVie t., p..o,v.-
sSsssSsR ssSss%, l'nRa Is1InS ss'f.SSE lawyer.
7 Tskeman; SIl Lawyer
Ginlernsroisi furnishing Company.
s-Piieh Teh ( Fitch. Lawyers
k-Hascall Steison Lawyers
n q. Stedman LAWYER
e-SOcI. w Reformation OF Juvenile pc..nGucnts
10~-S. II. Steele Lawyer
w. II. King LAWYER
J. A. Iydccker. Real Estate.
j. Iydcckcf. Lawyer
I'LL. r. A a. "A. Reed, Lawyers
H-Byrne Everett To-. LAWYERS
- walsh naILert and Eckerson Lawyers
SIXTH STORY
l-John Townshend, lawyer
a. Nicholson.
2-Hendersun Benedict, Lawyer
r. Logan scotch Granite, Ac-
Sc. W. Carpenter, LAWYER
Otis a. Hail, Lawyer.
bjO. r. Webster Lawyer
Jefferson clark, Lawyer
John l. Knight
NJ lodges MecKer LAWYERS
s George q. Noses, Iawl cr
imith Dean, City surveyors
10lG W. Van scien, Lawyer
lit. II. BALDWIN, Lawyer
H) Charles d. Earr0w, Lawyer
D. Henry A. Gildcrsleeve, Lawyer
biG X Carfington Lawyer
I. w. Iompkius, Lawyer
j. ~ Miner. LAWYER.
Two paskengtr Q NAinrs running nl The Zinc.
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Personal.

A QUARlUM.--MEEr ME on TUESDAY OR wFDNEs-
~ day morning Broadway. before ~ noon, between
Eighth ana Tensh streets DO come. wait purposeiy
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HORSE. cARKlNers. &c.

I1OR SALE-A DAPPLE GRAY YOUNG HORSE lGJs
hands; $40; worth $500 If sound: warranted except
in leet valuable for the country s. New Chambers
street
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.

A UcTIoN HOUSE OF VAN TAsSELL KEAREEy,
N 40 and II2 FAST THIRTEENTH STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE.
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HORSES, CAKHIAGns. &C,

A UoTIoN HOUSE or ARCH. JOHNSTON
ONCE 81 Liberty street tEvening Post BuildtngL
House. oTST is 70 esorh4R sS rRr DfSTi sNTH siRsEF
MEAR UNIyEhsiTY PLACE
ARE HELD EVERY
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK
"a to As hours trial on horses warranted sound.
PARTIAL o1AATAsLosuE OF THIS PAYS TUES
FAMILY EsrAs2LishMGiSFI ns1n2 SAnGi r. ~ o'oAo'A'
points; bought In kentucky ny the present
owner ss SSs from h,d .he gentleman who raised them
h p It al nu ey senc an na @ On
50 thai 'ady can can drive them at their best speed speed
Without fear; ,hey are not afraid Of a locomo @
an hour all day long without urging; travel 10
gether with perfect evenness; they mind the
quiet and well behaved in the stable; no hand.
se OF better sosk e9pq 9pr edd De 9anu s 1f
be added that no better road team can pc found
OF Their speed they are IN ,dn short without fault
CLARENCE. nearly new, by Peck Co. successors
to Corblu Co. and set of Harness, made to
DARK BAY HORSE. l5,4 hands years; kind in
AL harness; free from vice; an excellent road
not fault, trick or vice (; Is not air aid OF any
,ling % and sold on account OF the owner going
FINE POM PAAEToN. nearly new, by Brown
DARK soRREL THOROUGHBRED HORSE, i'm.
and under saddle; very stylish ana thorough
hurdle racer: splendid runners very last;
warranted sound.
order, by W. II. Rose.
CHEST vi sORREL HORSE, 1854 hands, 6years.
Kind in all harness; tree from vice good tree
worker; sold tor account whom it may con-
ccrn to pay charges aud Keep
THnEE-QuAkfER CLARENCE, nearly new by
PECK A Co.
BAY COurE HORSE, l6 hands 6. years; kind in
all harnessi free from vice good steady,
snowy, free driver; excellent reliable lam
lily horse not afraid OF anything warranted
SHIFTING TOT. DEPOT WAGON. NEARLY NEW
BROWN HORSE. Is HANDS. s YEARS: KIND IN
all harness; tree from vice; excellent
worker; has been used by builder for past
year; sold for want OF use. Set Harness. &C.
BUILDEH's WAGON, LONG REACH, IN GOOD
CHsSrNUT sORRrL ROAD MARE, ISL HANDS
years; kind in all harness; free from vice
promises be very fast; can trot in minutes;
not alraii Of anythingi splendid animal
warranted.
sTDE-B X nuAD WAGON, POLE AND SHAFTS,
by Dusenhury Van Duser.
SET HARNLSS. ROBES, BLANKETS. 40
THIRIkEN OTHER HORSES DESCRIPTION AT
EVERY DEsoRIP rIoN OF CARRIAGE, WAGON.
Harness RoDaa4 Blankets &c, at ARCH
JOHNSTON, Mart 10 TO 25 Thirteenth street
near University place sale at 10 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-06

L,oR sALE-A GOOD HORSE FOR EXPRESS OR
mflkman, $50; u good horse the country sound
and kind; slight eyesore $4; Buggy Harness, $40
402 West Twenty Attn street