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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-15
AUCTION SALE.
RIoO

tEAitteSa3T|tAs85krFE Made in one day selling the
W&AlhdSAI1saAH- Enfnllible Fire Kinder,
i. I I
MI for lighting wood or coal fires without
shuvlngs paper or fine kindlings. Twenty
EM fires made for cent. No danger wathever.
IN No funerals or house burning. $50, 600 sold
L and will last life time The great Cater
a ElN pillar nests destroyer. Save and sell your
III Mini old paper and use the Kinder IL rs safe,
N cheep, handy and economical. Sole con-
N troll TO one agent. Sample mailed for 5Ce.
For tor ms address. WALLET BROS, Providence, r
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-15

nE nnn acres for sale on tho great Maryland
ZO,OUU and Delaware Peninsula. Farms of
all sizes and grades OF Improvement, Fine
peach orchards Send for free catalogue TO WM. s.
RIDGELY, Denton, Md. n
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-15
800 Trees, Sugar House and 500 Buckets.
Sale at Auction T!
TWO DWELLING HOUSES,

lost Of which il maple. Over 200 Apple Trees more
half of which are young trees coming into bear.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-12

There seem to be strong grounds for
believing that Mr.. Geo. N. Pinney, Navy
Supply Purchasing Officer, has left San
Francisco without first informing his
acquaintance of his intention SO to de-
part. Mr.. Pinney has held prominent
place on California stree. for several
years, and has been looked on as rich
man and a gentleman Of repute. The
San Francisco Ledger of September 10
has an article setting forth some facts
relating TO Mr.. Pinney, from which we
extract the folio wing
Pinney came to California from Non
tana in July, 1870. In that Territory he
had been engaged in banking at Helena,
and was also the publisher of the Mon
tana Post. He was unfortunate in bust
ness. and when he left the Territory
there were many unsettled accounts
standing against him, which he after
ward liquidated. While a banker he was
attacked in his Office. The assailant
fired several times at Pinney before the
latter drew his pistol. Pinney then
killed him at the first shot, was tried and
acquitted. His first stopping place in
California was Oakland. Shortly after
his arrival he took the temporary editor
ship of the Oakland Ne,rs, and then go.
q place in the Mint, which he retained
only for short time. When the great
rise in Savage took place, Pinney made
a handsome pile. This money he in
vested in every imaginable enterprise.
His position of Purchase and Supply
Clerk in the Naval Department he re-
tanned up to his departure. Charges OF
defrauding the Government were pre-
ferred against him. but were dismissed
on investigation. He has wife and four
children, who did not accompany him
in his secret flight About year ago
he purchased beautiful residence in
Oakland, on the corner of Madison and
fishing and improving the house and
grounds. During the excitement in CAL
ifornia and Consolidated Virginia Pinney
realized handsome sum. The cause of
his flight cannot yet be definitely ascer-
tanned. There is little doubt in the
minds of his friends but that he has d.
rected his course to South America.
Several months ago he supplied an old
mining friend of his, named Tom Con-
nor, with funds to make prospecting
tour through Peru and Venezuela. Pos
sibly he has gone to join him, but until
his affairs are examined any presump-
tons in regard to defalcations, etc,
would be unjust.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-12

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10. The British
Post Office authorities are inquiring OF
the American Postal Department as to
the latter's system OF ocean postage.
They state that their contracts with the
Cunard, Inman and North German Lloyd
lines of steamers will close with the year
1876, and after that they do not propose
to continue the payment of large annual
subsidies to these lines for this service.
They are DESTROYS Of paying compensa-
ton on the United States plan Of sea
postage rates, according to the amount
of service performed.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-12

Ton ScoTr READY FOR ACTIoN.-New
York, Sept. iO.-The Pennsylvania Rail-
road on the 18th begins running a fast
mail train daily to Pittsburs, Cincinnati,
Chicago. st. Louis and other points west
and southwest, although the Postmaster
General has notified the company that
he will not allow them to commence be-
fore the New York Central can complete
their arrangements for the Chicago fast
mail. Still Colonel Scott has determin.
ed to start his fast train on Monday, and
has notified the Post Office Department
that postal cars will be at Jersey City
ready for use on that day. These cars
are large and commodious. handsomely
furnished, and of entirely new design,
requiring almost as much work as par
lor car. The Pennsylvania Company
proposes to carry passengers on this
train over part of the route.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-12

THEEE Is q divinity which doth
hedge king and which is still recog-
nized in England. In witness OF what
we say, read the following:
London. Sept. 10--The body of the
mate of the yacht Mistletoe having been
recovered, an inquest was held. and the
following verdict returned: THAT there
vas an error of judgment on the part of
the officers of the royal yacht Alberta;
and they further expressed the opinion
that a slower rate of speed and more eff
ticient lookout would be conducive to
public safety.
By that collision. besides the mate of
the Nistletoe, one or more women lost
their lives. Suppose the case had been
reversed and that the Mistletoe had run
down the royal yatch. and that woman
had been drowned, and that woman the
Queen. what would have probably been
the nature Of the verdict under such cir
cumstances?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-12

A Man Run OvER.-Yesterday morn
ing the section boss found the mutilated
remains Of man on the railroad track,
near Noore's section house east of Hum
boldt Wells. The body WAS horribly
mutilated, having been run over BY the
cars. 1t is supposed that the man had
been stealing . ride and accidentally fell
under the wheels, as the engineer Of the
train which mangled the body saw moth
ing Of him ON the track. From papers
fou.d on the body j: is suPposed thst
the deceased was q baker form Philadel-
phis, Pennsylvania. The remains were
taken to the Wells, where an inquest
was to have been held on them yester-
day.-Si!rer State, Sept. 10.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-12
NEW TO-DAY.
LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING IN THE CARSON POsTOF-
III FICE, September IL, 1873.
To obtain any of these letters the applicant
mus: call for Advertised Letters
LADIES LIST.
Boley, Miss Matte Dodge, Mrs Caroline
Boles. Mrs Ella Folsun. Miss Nellie
Crsighead, Mrs B Grant, Mrs Silss
Ward, Mrs James
GENTLEMEN,S LIST.
ArnL-im, & ~ Kyle, Matt (2l
Rexteed, Elton Kyser James
Blasdell, SPARK J Loveren. Josiah
Bundren, WnN Nalchi, John
Bowden. L Marx. NJ L
Chalmers. Lewis May. JOHN
Carson, Cantiue Mare, Geo
Corbellle McMannis, John
Clark. Thos Murray, Thos
Crandell, Geo Scalley, Geo
Drummond. Benz E Ssndelin,
Downs. Eugenia Sheerin, Frank
Fry, Rabern ~ Squires. Vim ~
German, John Strod, Geo
GrannisS l. Il Spencer, n
Jose. Lawrence Stone 4 A
jacobson, Lonis Tonslty. Joseph
kenrick, Fern WEIGH. John
kalaher, Pat Wright, John
FOREIGN LIST.
Armizo, Deon Miguel, Joaquin
Armott. Win Msrsier, Narsise
Bruso, Jerry Mazzne, piettro
Bsronda, EM Pris, Joseph
Bersaute, A Rubens, Domen!CO
Carasa, Ste Rsffailovic, Marco
Decost. Antoine Rosa. Francisco De
Dobzsdelli, bsttists Sendrezille, Joseph
Garevin. JOHN Silvestro, Nicola
Gxrevin joseph Viceuts. Marvel joaquin
GIergls, BaI!SEO Game, CaIlsIe
B. l. WINNIE, P. NJ.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-12

Captain Hubbard last night:
HAMILTON, Sept. 8, 1873.
Editor Sentinel: Please correct report
concerning disgraceful conduct. 1t IS
absolutely false. HUBBARD.
That dispatch relates 10 report that
appeared in the .SentiRe. the day follow
ing the departure of Captain Hubbard $
command for the seat of war, and at the
risk of being conscripted, contaminated
and bastiled, we reiterate that what we
then published was related to US Tin the
presence OF a number of gentlemen) by
a returned soldier, who asserted that he
had been an eye witness to the whole
proceedings. In fact. lie narrated many
reproachful things that We did not put
in print, nor shall not now. It was on
information given by this same man that
Sweeney followed on 70 Hamilton to re-
cover his carriage horses taken from the
italian ranch. We have no disposition
to keep up fire in the rear OF our IN
vincibie army, but We do insist upon the
right of this journal to condemn wrong,
even though i: be found among victori-
Gus hosts acting under orders as sweep
ing as those promulgated by Governor
Bradley.
P. S.-Siuce the above was IN type,
Mr.. Wilton has returned from the from.
and assures US that, after a full and fair
investigation by the officers. Of the re-
ported outraces, they became satisfied
that the same were committed by volun-
.eer stragglers. and not by the regularly
enrolled mili.ia.-E.Ueka Sentinel, 9A.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-12

REFLECTION OF CABLE RATES. - New
York, Sept. 10.-A special to the EceniaG
Pos; says that after the 18th of this
month the rates of charges on cable mes
sages from New York city and other
points east of New York city to the
United Kingdom and France will he re-
duced to q shilling word. This reduc-
ton will be over all kinds of business.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-12

SIck.-J. W. Rover, noE confined in
the county Jail under sentence of death,
has been seriously ill for several days.
The hearing of his case in the Supreme
Court is set for next Monday. at which
time it will be determined whether he
shall have new trial or suffer tine eI-
treme penalty of the law. SilUer State,
Sept. 10.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-12

SHoULD the moral effect of the greai
mass meeting which was held in Sar
Francisco on Wednesday night produce
the desired result of closing the career
Of the San Francisco B.tlietin, the time
will come when some clear mind will
present in fitting terms one of the nota-
BILE contrasts wrought by the changes OF
twenty years in that strange city of pas
sion, prejudice. crime, extravaganza and
impulse. In the veins OF Paris itself
never ran a quicker blood, not even in
its widest days has the French capital
been impelled by more erratic nerves.
There were twelve thousand armed men
enrolled by the Vigilance Committee of
1856. The parade made by the Commit
teawhen they disbanded their forces and
dismantled their forts was like unto the
passing in review of great army. That
was nineteen years ago. An upgrowth
OF those troubles is the San Francisco
Bulletin. 1t came up in the unhealthy
atmosphere which settled upon the bust
ness affairs of California when the bank
ing houses of Adams & Company and
Page, Bacon K Co. went to utter disas-
ter. 1t grew up to its present proper
lions in the brief period of time which
saw the converting. organization and dis
banding of the Vigilance Committee
which hing Casey, Cora. Hetherington
and Brace, bsnished Maloney, Duane,
Mulligan and the rest, and fortified itself
and kept alive the Reign of Terror be-
hind Fort Gunnybass. 1t was planted
in the soil of ruin and grew to strength
by the unhealthy stimulation OF broad
cloth mob, whose organ it was. 1t has
mainly thrived by appealing to the
meaner passions Of that mob and pan
dering to its hates and its narrow iu-
stincts of envy and greed. 1t will fur
nish the acute commentator Of the fu-
ture with the materials wherewith to ex-
patiate upon the revenges which time
brings about, if. under the quiet, stern
influence of great, orderly assemblage
of San Franciscans, self-convened to ex-
press their sentiments over a great pub
lie calamity and its consequences. the
Bul,etia's implacable career is brought
to an end. 1t would be grand vindi-
cation of San Francisco's improvement
in the attributes of civilization, if its
most peaceful mass meeting should be
the means of undoing what its most ter
rible armed uprising fostered and pro-
NOTED.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-12
N A S MIC NOTICE

4 MEETING OF CARSON LODGE No. !
IA T. A NJ. is called for tc-dsy, Sunday,
September II. st O'Clock P. NJ, 20 attend the
funeral OF our late brother. Peter ". Robbins.
Sojourning brethren in good Standing are in
yited 70 attend.
By order Of he ". NJ
sepl2-Ii T. COFFIN, Secretary.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-12

PROVING IN ALIBI. - Philadelphia,
Sept. 10.-At the Westervelt trial to-day
Mrs. Westervel: testified that on the 9th
of July, 1S74-the day when her husband
was, according to Mrs. Peers, seen in the
street car with Charley Ross - he re-
manned in the house all day. She re-
membered it distinctly, as it was her
birthday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-12

ADMITTED TO BAIL.-Tom Worthing
ton, the would-be bigamist, who shot
Benjamin Richards on the cars last Fri
day night, was admitted to bail upon his
own reeognizance yesterday. Richards.
the wounded man, is now considered out
of danger, and declined to prosecute
Worthington, if he would let his daugh-
ter alone and leave the country. This,
it appears, Worthington, whose love of
freedom overcame his love for the girl,
agreed to do, and the District Attorney
and Justice Davis. having no evidence
against him, admitted him to bail as
stated. Worthington. We understand,
left last night for parts unknown, and it
is not likely that he will trouble the
Richards family again, or ever make his
appearance in Winnemucca. The father
is overjoyed at his departure. and the
girl cannot regret it. as consummation
of his promises could only lead to her
ruin OF his imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary, as he has a wife and three chill
dren in Indiana. His lawyer, NJ. $.
Bonnifeld, with whom the girl has been
stopping, says Worthington has returned
to the East, and he advises the girl to
return to her parents. and Danish all
thoughts of him from her mind.-Siirer
State, Sept. 10.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-12

MRs. NORTON, the Santa Barbara muir
deress, has been sentenced to the Cali
fornia State Prison for life.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-12

POWDER WoRKs another enter
prise is being commenced in Reno. This
time it is powder works. The new en-
terprise is located on the banks of the
Truckee, about three-quarters Of mile
down the stream, just below the old pest
house. Three buildings are nearly COM
pleted with the exception of shingling.
One of these will be used for manufac-
turing the elycerine and another for
making cartridges. Each department.
will be complete in itself. Though
small, it is thought that the works will
satisfy the demand for the time. They
will be enlarged as necessity requires
Reno Journal, Sept. 10.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-12

FLOOD & O'BRIEN are said to be nego-
eating for the purchase Of the San Fran
cisco Assaying and Refining Works
now owned BY the Bank Of California.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-12
Captain Hubbard Speaks.

In spirit of fairness we give place to
the following telegram received from
CAPTAIN Hubbard last night:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-12

The THREE BALL BILLIARD CANE, for
$4,000 a side between Tony Kraker, Of
San Francisco. and Jacob Schaefer. of
Eureka, will take place next Saturday.
the 18th instant.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-12
SITUATION WANTED

L GIRL WISHES PLACE 10 DO GENERAL
IA HOUSE WORK il al American family.
Address-Miss NJ. Stack, Carson, New. spI2-iw
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-12

No FIGHr.-A number of Shoshoue
Indians who are engaged in ranching at
Ravenswood came into town to-day to
learn the particulars of the Indian war,
of which they had heard rumors. When
told the particulars, they were unani-
nous in saying. " No fight heap catch
'em pine nut heap farm Justice
Logan, Of whom they asked advice, told
them to go back to their ranch and not
bother their heads about the war.-Re-
reilie, Sept. 9.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-12

A STATUE of Stonewall Jackson, in
bronze, the gift of secession sympathiz-
ers in England, has been received and
will be set up in Capitol Square. Rich
mond, Virginia.
The New York herald., 1875-07-19
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

xsrE6IoGY- fics-Flfth coGma
BlLLIARDs--sEcoNp PAGE--Fourth column
hs34sstHhNs p fSnsF xs1,
cLERRs AND sHLEsIES-S1SHsTn f1cSUFourtn and
coAcHaES AND GARpENERs-srrrsru PAO.-Finh
lcoAsTwIsE sTEAMsHIPs-szcoSD PAGE--second and
couSfR9 iSta1siS BoxRD-FrHsr pAcr4rifth column.
DANCING ACADkMI ES-FIRsT PAGE--sixth column
BwRfsiSa oUsgs s4fSf0sTth To AxD
EuE2S
EEEsSSSEssssss.s sGlS@R column
EESE ss EooSs AND RasF$Hss sSaH%sR 70
SECOND PAGE FIRST column; fi
HELP 'vWVANTED-MALEs--srvEsrn PAoE-Fifth col
I HoRsss. CARRIAGES. 4c.--FiAsr PAen-sOcOnd ana
horELslHhsT fy' I1Gn-; Elnh column
HOUSES ROOMS. &C, WANrED-SEcoAD PAGE
INsTauuiioS- .sncosp PAnE--Fourth column. ra
ftsssfsa column SaIa%a
I,OSH And OpND--FIRsr PAGE--First column.
MAGB eSsT column
d. pAsE1toaE ,;,, column.
HscEILaShoGs iSiSan PAGE
xfSckHLSxNEo'ts-src SsiIHj' PAcr-Fourth coiu,nn.
NESGpArcc@FpP Ew "a senEt1EOrh column .,,u
PkRSONAL-FIRsT PAGE-First column
PIANO FoRfEs.i ORGANS, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-sixth
y PRDPOSAL ALs-SKvRNrH PAGE--Siktli column ''u
sFkoFESSloNAL SITUATIONS WANI IED-fEMALES-
SEVENTH PAcE-Fourth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
rsrlfEs ~ rAonrr.t
column. + d .-ftfl..fi it. 3 sff.f.l4 q
s1ft n 1us4E5sSaa4 f9@a fourth aud
SITUATIONS wANTep--FEMA ALEs-sEyxsH pAcE-
sIruATioSs' %lHTEb@aHiEssa ANTE '0rs PAGE
srncI%t NO ficEs.-Frnsr pAon-F,st ana second col
= sP,t; riHej-.ncfsl gfnr:, re -rtnsr p.nx-se.opd
column. In4NHs
sTORAGE-SEcoSD PAcR-First column.
SUMNER RESURTS-FIRsr PAcE-fifth column.
:. THE TRADEr--sEvRSTH PAGE-Fitth column. tfr
TIL TUkF-FiHsr PAcR-second column.
TO LET BoR BUSINESS PURPOsES-sxcoSD PAGE
L. First column. II. 4ff lflsf 4. tt. - ..sr4.t
TRAVELLERS; GuIDI-SxcoSp -PAcE-Third column
. UNFuRNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS b o LETT
,SKcoND PAcg--First column r,,.ls.,.s s.sr z
WATCHES JEwELRY, &C.-sEcoSD PAcH-Fonrth
WEsTCHHsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO EEr--SEcoND PAGE-First column
YACHTS STkAMBOATs, &C-SEcoND PAcE-Fourth
column.
The New York herald., 1875-07-19
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.
"A. SPEED AND STYLE.
HORSES, WAGONS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE HA2-
NESS.
GEORGE w. JENKINS
UEUItUE W. ] INK
AIICTfDNERIl

"A. SPEED AND STYLE
HORSES. WAGONS, sINGLE AND DOUBLE BAR
aEonoE MSS W jrNx,xs
AUCTlONEEH
will SELL on Monday July 9 at ~ O'Clock noon the
property OF Ex Alderman Jackson. his private stabc
No Is East Fifteenth street. between Broadway and
Filth avenue consisting OF Horses. Wagons Harness.
Phae.ons saddles. Brides, Blankets WHIPS 4r. Gail
pubic auction.
No, / is the handsome sorrel troting Road Mare
and kind Will stand without tying by the SIDE OF loco
motive child can drive ncr with safety.
Black Peter, rotted years ago at Copake in 2 sn;
Peter was year, Old last spring, kind l5Z
No. IS the last iroyting Marc Purity, years old.
family horses IN the State; very and blocKy
No. 4is the fast and stylish bay Mare Henrietta,
years old Is. hands; gound and kind wndgas.
wicn does not iure hers she Is known as the kdward
Also very light TOP Phaeton and one ligh shifting
top Road Wagon one inlI spring heavy business top
Wagon very fine set OF eht gold mounted fouhle
harness. also one sci light rubber-mounted double Har
SsS ' sets OF very me eht single Harness. aiso one
OF the above stock will be sold without reserve to
the highest bidder
A II AUCTION TOMORROW TlfEsDAY), JULY 2n
~ v.Nr,esrrYAI AT 10 O'CLOCK, ruv,v u,pr
or ilO and IL East Thirteen IN street 49,
BLACK TkOrTING HORSE KNOX. SIRED BY GEN
srai Knox, dam BY American star Is 159s hands
from vice: trot In 240. and is warranted to
trot IN 2:5O or no sale; the property OF private
genuenan anu warranted SOUND. Also set har-
TOP .WINDsoa ROAD WAGON. NEARLY NEW,
built by y; y: Brewster Co.; can be seen at the
mart until time of sale.
BROWN TRoPTING HORSE, i5si HANDS HIGH, 8
wears old kind and true in all harness. free from
wee trotted at Troy lust year in 40; can beat
y n z: :5O any day. and Is Warranted sound
The New York herald., 1875-07-19
SALES An AUCTION.
- b.
A UouoS SALE THIS DAY
~ Private Residence
10 West I'D ST.. near Bth av
THIS Monday) MORNING,
THIS DAY
commencing e lols O'clock. 9; !,

SteInway 4 and Bradbury Pianolortes.
over 400 lots by catalogue. comprising Drnwlngfoom
Suits covered IN cardinal tan and silver satln Turkish
SUITS in reps; Etageres velvet and Brussefs CARPETS
marduetcry inlaid Centre Tables Jardiniercs. dwarf
and secrotiry bookcases. Books, Bedroom suits, com
Dlete; Dressing Cases bedseads bureaus spring an
hair Mattresses Also, basement ind kitchen Furniture
n. B.-Goods boxed an removed for purchasers.
LUKE FlTZ(.ERALD AuGtiOnccr.
The New York herald., 1875-07-19

A -sEcoND HAND CARRIAGES, IN GREAT vARr
n. etv; Coupes Phaotons, Oabrolets. twO.whecI Dog
moderate prices HAM ~ EAst Fourth street
The New York herald., 1875-07-19

T HAINE'S BROS PIANOFORTE WAREROOMS
n and manuactory, corner rwenty-frst street and
Second avenue. ine assortment first class Piano
fortes for sale reasonable terms few Pianos but
little used at great bargains
The New York herald., 1875-07-19

CHERRIES SALE OF TUE LIGHTER MARY or
~ New lork-S. HERMAN, shcrifrs Auctoneer sells
on Monday July 10 AZ II o'clock, ali the kaht, Title
ana Interest OF John ngerty that he had on tile st
Of July 1879 or Of any Tune aorward or in and to tno
lighter Mary OF New YORK. WIN. @. CONNER sheria,
MM "a, CARROLL, Heputy.
The New York herald., 1875-07-19

AT sCuLL CO.'S SALBSROOM-wII.L SELL
"A Monday, July ~ at O'Clock, at AIS Broome street.
rs gross imported Blue 23 boxes Clothes Pins, 40
assorted Spices IL dozen Wasnboards is cans Codee Is
chests assorted Teas l99 gross nackin 70 boxes laun
dry starch Platform scales, Codee Mills also Or rocer
ies III smaller quantity 10 suit sDQcnaiors, grocers and
boarding house keepers. ]. SCULL, Auctionecr
The New York herald., 1875-07-19

A TO FARMERS AND OTHERS RESIDING IN
n country special Inducements; Pianos and Organs,
now and sec ond hand; cash and instaimentS PEEK
SON, q Clinton place, Eighth street Broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-07-19

BOARDING AT THE GLEN FARM HOUSE. ONE
ID mile south of Spring Valley. Rockland county, ~ Y;
house contains all modern improvements; boating
bathing and first class table Address as aboyej
Mrs GRINDELL., ProprietresA
The New York herald., 1875-07-19
SALES AT AUcTIoS.

CHERIFFS SALE OF MACHINERY ENGINE
- Boiler &c.--S. HFRMAN Sherif's Auctloneer sells
Monday, July 49, at l0S O'clock No. 5le West Twenty
nith Street large lot OF Machinery conssting OF En-
gne BOllcr, Drilling Machine, Lathes Vices. Forges,
Anvils, Shafng. Pueys and Betting steel large lot
Iron also office Furniture, safes. Desks &C. 4c- salef
positive. Dealers invited.
A. AARoNs. Deputy. WM &. CONNER sheriff.