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HORSE, CATTLE AM
POULTRY CONDITION p,va,
Establ,shcl 72-1.

et-A 4--4-& NA- =
The greatest Alternative. Toni, az n
~ lher, ana Condition fovdC.s kaot,1
tor all diceascs TO vhlch ncrsas. IN !
other stock, are subject, ami the o1j~ n
cine Known 10 pTe7ens AMI cure d T.
poultry when other remedies haze f9Ilsi
Spring and Fall purifier, those powicr,
tn. best known II used in time thew n
tail. References San be given from al M
els. Circulars sent and address. ~
box warrantedlf fusedtaccordlng TO d,..s,,a
The latest anu 4sy works treating On the /
ierent diseases y horses, crttle and al
criber to prevent horses from crlbI,
Agents wanted in all parts Of the coun,r7,
PrIoe SO cents per boz, r. mail 60 cents.
any ithei Cnited States b. sppI.csfI
at 70 and 20e ". Fourth ST Get, Wiinirst
DclsW2re. Deel7-wlJ
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r. p, TAWREsEY & BRO,
Have commenced the
Harness business
At No. 4O7 King Street,
WILMINGTON DEL.

" ILNINOIFIN, TTTIag
Where they intend keeping on hand full
assortment OF Harness, Saddles, Brides, Col
lars, Whips, Blankets, Fly kets, Combs
Brushes, Trunks, Travelling Bags, TaiIses
shawl straps, and everything generally kept
In their line OF business, all of which will be
made Of the Best Material. and guaranteed TO
give satisfaction. Single and Double Har-
ness made to order Ia the best manner. Or
ders solicited.
bRPARfs0 neatly and promptly done.
Trunks sent for and delivered. Give us a
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-13

significance OF tho act. 1t is possible
that he trusted to n subordinate to ex-
anime this case and his subordinate cor
ruptly reported to him on the facts and
law. am loath TO believe that lawyer
and statesman Of Mr.. Blacks standing
could he guilty Of the gross fraud that
cbaracterizes this case. But Tor Bidwell
there is no escape. He WAS in Washing
ton engineering the dismissal. 1nme-
diately below the signature Of the Attor-
ney General is written:
The foregoing discontinuance and
consent il accepted. J. BIDwELL.
Still below il endorsed the acceptance
Of his lawyer. signed by him; and on the
day the case Was dismissed.
/ do no. iutend that John Bidwell
shall evade this issue. He cannot afford
to be silent OF eyasive when l thus ap-
peal to the record His partisans can
not howl it away or by abuse of me ocli-
t@ra,e the clear sharp-cut facts. Let
this yir,uous, reform candidate answer
why be does not surrender 81 loo, GOO
worth of land to the Government. for
which he has never paid the Govern
ment enc cent; for when he has never
rendered any kind Of service 10 any Gov
eminent; which he bought at = nominal
price On speculation n year after Callior-
nia belonged TO the United States. and
confirmed TO him by deception prnciireai
on the Supreme Court OF the United
States.
A leading lawyer was arguing Cali
fornia land case before the United States
Supreme Court, and referred TO the dis
missai of the case of the United States
vs. Bidwell. when Chief Justice Chase
stopped him and said that that case was
not authority in that Court; that 1t had
been improperly dismissed.
lido not think that this case is beyond
the reach Of justice. The Attorney Gen
eral of the United States can by appro-
prist. proceedings procure the setting
aside OF the patent. and JOINT resolu-
ton of Congress would prompt his at
ten.ion. There is no statute Of limita-
ton against the Government. shonld
like to see any man resis, the course of
Justice that should right so fonl wrong:
or make any argument that can excuse
the betrayal of the Government on the
one hand, or the enjoy ment of the fruits
of snch AN act on the other. II my At
tsn,inn had been earlier called to this
VI tuc
should not have slumbeyed till now.
Raisins will have to be pl.nteously
spriukled in Honest Johns" oaks or
he and his hackers and sister Doliie>
will heartily wish it were dough. Sorry
old ass, that same Bidw-ll. TO allow his
name and record to be thus made legi-
innate subject for towsling on the poliri-
cal stump. He had better kept to his
pumpkins and his wickiup and not gone
hunting for nominations round the Dolly
Warden Convention. He will be fortu-
nate if the next Congress don't do some
thing to dig up his case and set the
Courts at 1t.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-13

Hon. George G. GoThs!l is whining
plaudits from sources not accustomed 10
sing his praise. he recently made a
speech in Sacramento, TO which, a few
days subsequently. Newton Booth es-
sayed n reply To this Mr.. Gorham re-
sponded the next evening. and with SO
much effect that his antagonist has re-
tired from the field utterly discoa,fitted;
and the universal verdict of the press and
people is tina: be has chosen the wiser
course, as smoothly flow ing sentences
and NIGEL, turned periods serve lut n
sorry purpose when srrayed against the
power Of trnth and the logic Of facts
So!ono Republican.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-13

The DowNEy MCEDTR. Sheriff
Emery. who, accompanied by Joe Wood,
Indian interpreter. went out to the scene
of the murder Of Patrick Dowrey, re
turned this morning. Wood conversed
With the Indians. and the Sheriff made
such investigation as he WAS able, bat
they were obligad to return without hav-
ing gained any clue or without having
shed any further light on the subject
than is already known. The murder
promises to remain mystery for all
time to come.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-13

THINGS are getting more and more
mixed every day in California. New
the CaH is out in support oi Piper against
Swift for Congress. Aud the Cal ard
Bulletin are owned by the same parties
and Swift ia the light comedian Of the
Bulletin. Whittier are VIC drifting.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-13

That Santa Monica, Senator Jones
new town, must become an important
city there can be NO doubt. The advan-
taces Of its site and harbor. with the con.
neciion which will soon be made with
Los Angeles. would alone insure this,
but when in addition it is considered that
it is part OF q grand scheme which in
Guides a southern transcontinental rail-
road, and one of the incidents OF which
is the purchase Of a majority of the stock
Of the Panama Railroad, it is evident
that it must soon become ono Of the
most important cities of California. A
town started in :his way has, ii its pro-
iscfors be wise. enormous advantages.
Most of our cities are tie results of
accident. and when they first began to
grow. it was only far sighted man here
and there Who saw what they might be-
come in the future. Ali the things v bich
add TO the comfort and beauty Of a great
ci,v have been neglected, and what could
lac done easily at first becomes more
difficult and more expensive rs growth
advances. The first sale OF Santa Monica
lots takes place on the 18th, and when
this property passes ou' of the projectors
hands, we hope it will be under con-
ditions which vii! make the Santa
Monica Of the future far more pleasant
place than any OF our large cities.-Sdn
Francisco Post.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-13

In TIE CAMPAIGN of ~ we had speeches
in the Carson Theater by Gov. Booth
and John f. Swift. Booths was one of
his own scrap book speeches, nicely
sand-papered aud puttied and varpished.
and so il slid into the one ear of his
audience and ont Of the other without
ADV harsh-grstine friction. His gestures
were of the prescribed '-Ane,i' al
Orator" sor, and quite in accordance
with the diagrams thele presented. and,
altogether. he made q very smooth sort
Of defamation. Then came old Swift
like an animated manRle-all arms
and founderines and grating noises.
But there was meat in Swift speech.
rough as 1t was, and he gained in the
contrast with his sleek colleague; for
he made points that were not pls-
titudes and displayed mascuiinity that
greatly differed from the Booth business
which 10 feminine. ornate and the very
opposite of rugged. Well. Swift is now
the Dolly Warden candidate for Congress
from the San Francisco District; and the
Cal having referred to the ''silver ton
gne' Congressional orators. the Post
drives at old Pickering in this fashion:
Mr. Pickering may consider this refer
enec to Mr.. Swift's ''silver voice."
piece of fine sarcasm, but those who de
,,racat. N lin slows ~ tho nh v>ico1 rpiSf,r.
times and deformities of others. even if
they be political opponents, will scarcely
appreciate the cruel joke. Mr. Swift is
the unfortunate victim Of an abnormal
development of the epiglottls giving his
voice the peculiarly that is commonly
termed "squeaky." and if be has
ready tongue" it has been employ ed in
tho interests of Pickering & Fitch suffi-
GENTLY to entitle him to the exemption
from such slur at their hands.
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New To-Day.
Notice..

.l'HE LICENSE PAYERS OF THE TOWN
] of Carson City are hereby Notified that the
CITY licenses are due. and mus b. paid at the
cfice Of the Marshal OF or before the Ia day OF
augu-t. 1875. :. ~. SWIFT,
jyi3-3t Town Marsh /.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-13

A PARTY arrived in Phoebe yesterday
from Belmont. Typo and that n.ishbor-
hood. and reports that considerable e1-
element exists in the vicinity Of the lat
ter named place by the mysterious dis
appearance of q herder working for
JeWett Adams, and ut the same time of
tho disappearance Of Billy Killingly.
we'll known in Phoebe. Sheriff Caldwell
had been sent for to come to Typo and
look into the matter. Killingly and the
herdsr had had horse race . short time
previous. the herder winning all Of Kill
hngly's money, etc. About . week after
ward the herder suddenly DISAPPEARED
and Killinely also. and there are great
many surmises as to the affair, which
tho Sheriff is expected to clear up
Pioek Record, July g.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENrs-sEcoSD PAGE-Fonrth Hfh and sixth COZ
AsTROLoGy-TwELprH PAoR-sixth column
sn1RRs PSeS1sixts eou%P ana so0r,
BOARD AND LODGING wANrED-TwEryrH PAGE
RGE EsT FOR
pesas R4as column
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEoosD PAek-Firss
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-TwrLrrH PAOn-sccOnd col
cLoTHIiNG-rwrtrrH PAer--sIxth column.
CoAcHMKN AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcK-Second
coAsTwisE sTEXashIPs-NrsrH PAcR-Fah and sixth
pANSfSS @cApEMIEs. P 4 7z column.
BS4 ET FgRSsHED AND
runERN column
EUROPE-SEcoHp PAGE-Fourth column.
FINANcIAI--EIGnTH PAGE;
y3E Rooms ASb aF&RNrNrs TO LET
SECOND P4GE-second and third columns.
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcr-Frst col.
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcR-Third col
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c.-FrRsr PAGE-Thrd, fourth
hosEs Eooss f a WA f1c4 p.cura
INsTRu cTIoN-FrRsr PAex-Finh column
L5sAL Llb PaenEoaI.s column
MAcHnNERYUNNrH PAsrsixtb Column column
MARBLE MANTELs-TwrLrTH PAGp-sixth column.
GiLLfNERY AND DREssa1KiS SSi-II PAGr-Finh
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTIsEMENTs-rrsrn PAGE
Firth and sixth columns.
US-NIHTH PAGE-Sixth column.
NV efamn column
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGR-Second column.
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth col
PROPOSALS-FIRsr PAGE-Fifth column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
TWELFTH PAGR-First column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEcoHD PAGR-First column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SRCoSD PAcR-First
REAL eI EsPArE wANrEp-srooSp pAon-Frst column.
REWARDS-FRsT PAGE-Second column.
SALES AT AUCTI0N-TwELrTH PAGE-Finh and sixth
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALEs-ELE PAGE
and TWELFTH PAGR-First column.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACE-First
and second columns.
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FIRsr PAGK-Second and third coli
sPoRTTNG-DoGs, BIRDS, &C.-FIRsr PAoE-Thrd col
THE TRADE-TvELyrn PAeE-Third column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEcoSD PAGE
First and second columns.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-NINTH PAGE-Sixth column.
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-
SECOND PAGR-Third column.e
WANTED TO PURCHASE-NIETH PAGE-Sixth column
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-SRcoSD PAGE-Third col
wEsICHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SECoND PAGE-First column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-TESTH PACE-Fhh col
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DRoPosALS INVITED UNTIL THE 20rH OF oCTo-
l. Der Cor the furnishing Of $1,000 white rock oak
Railroad Ties IN the harDor OF New York For spec
particulars address PROPOSALS. box I29i Post oco
New York
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4 WELL LOCATED FIRST GLASS CORNER LIQUOR
~ store on the east side good business. Tor sails
cheap Apply 10 GAFFNEY 4 SMITH, Auctioneers othcs
~ Centre street.
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A CORNER LIQUOR STORE BEsT LOCATION DOW
~ town for doing good business for sale AZ a greN
sacrifice; also Stores let. MIrCHELLS store Agency
II Cedar street.
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REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
On horse that warranted sound kind and
in harness. from three days is given
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FOR SALE.

HANDSOME WHEELER x WILSON SEWING
"A Machine. perfect order tucker and attachments
pete few months S1oi VIII De SOFA ior So SA'
Bond street.
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n date Johnston Van TasselD.
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE,
10 TO % THIRTEENTH STREET
SALES Of PenT oH HsEssr' ASB Ba CARRIAGES
TuEsbAY X A a T1 FRIphY AT 10 9,cLocK
= - % i-0'-'' SOUND. Hi''-' Anna 'fAD
PARTIAL CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS FRI.
,os1ovPpAAtYgg SALE SALE, r At 10 O'CLOCK H. -
. hands, and years old kind and true il all
harness; free from vice; have been used as family
) tive or anything else; are warranted sound
PARK PHAAEToN, IN good order BY Brewster a Co
SET DOUBLE HARNESS, i good order, by Dalton.
Blankets Robes, Whip, &c The above described to be
DARK BAY KENTuGKY Horse God Full name and ta
Is hands, years; kind in all harness and under
saddle; free from vice. fine, free, stylish driver
not afraid Of any thing; an excellent horse for any
COUPE RoCKAWAY, light platform. by Hin 4 Co.,
soRREI .'C COUPE HORSE. 10 hands, years: kind in
all harness. free from vice extra fno. ree stylish
driver not afraid Of locomotive anything else;
BAY mAMBLEToSIAS MARE, i hands, years;
kind in all harness. free from vice extra line
under saddle, a pct and handsome; u good, fast,
free traveller; very STYLISH not afraid Of ythng;
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON, in good order by W.
TEAM CHESTNUT AND BLACK MARES, i5ls hands,
syears, kind in single or double harness have no
seam not afraid Of anythinr warrsnsed sound I" IofN
SORHEL PONY MARE. l43z hands, years, kind in all
be driven by pne; not afraid Of locomotives
anything else. sold for want Of
RXEcUT6Rs sALEMPARK PHAEToS and two TWO
SEAT SLEIGH, in good order by Acker Co.,
4 Sing Sing
ELEGANT ROAD ESTABLISHMENT, cross matched
team bay and white Mares the bay is a Handle
tonian, the white sired by Arabian stallion,
and years kind in all harness. free from vice
unusually handsome and stylish; Ia 81 min
utes not afraid Of anything; do shy or pull;
one Of the finest road teams in tho city: war
ranted sound
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON, nearly new. by J.
| Cousc.
SET DOUBLE HARNESS. by Stillngs.
TWENTY-ONE OTHER HORSES. description tmo Of
sale at ARCH. JOHNSTON'S Mart 10 to rs
Thirteenth street, near University place. Weather
! never interferes With sales
/ SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK.
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81 AVENUE DE L'oPERA.
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The following is list of the papers file in the NEW
YORK HERALD READING ROOM, 81 Avenue de ropera
Paris far their have been communicated to the
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A FOR sALE-CONFECTIONERY, TOY AND STA
n. onery Stores; Bakeries Restaurants Hotels corner
Grocery stores Cigar stores. splendid Billiard saloons
Bakeries 70 let MITCHELLS Store Agency "a Cedar Sc
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A UCTIoN HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL 4 KEARNEY
N ITO AND 112 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE.
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DOR SALE-A BAY HORSE, & YEARS OLD, WELL
bred and elegant stopper: 1914 hands high would
make fine saddle horse. las East Thirtysixth street.
stable No. 10.
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DOR SALE VERY CHEAP-A FINE, FULL SIZED
Stable Fifth and Fifty third street: do. on
fiftieih street, near Sixth avenue W r. SEYMOUR III
Broadway.
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A WORSTED AND FANCY GOODS STOCK ANE
n Fixtures IN Brooklyn for SALE bargain. having
other business Address EARNEST, Herald Brooklyn
Branch Office
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nor sALE.-TW0 CHEAP WORK HORSES; PRICE
500 and S75 also two light business Wagons and Har
ness price SD $40 Inquire at 1853 South Fifth avenue
nea Spring
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A SMALL STOCK OF FANCY GOODS FOR SALE
~ a great sacrifice IL anuptown Broadway store; good
Locality Any person having few hundred dollars ready
cash can secure great bargain by addressing IMMEDI
ATE, Herald Uptown Branch Office
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HERALD PARIS BUREAU.

HERALD PARIS BUREAU,
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A LOT OF COTTON WASTE FOR sALB-FoR
II chicken feed at the Pop Corn Mandatory, % Thomp
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nEPOT WAGON FOR sALE-MADR BY QUIMLY Il
~ Co., OF Newark Is In good condition: price 500 cash
Apply at Empire Livery Stable 1876 Carlton avenue Brook
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1hEAP FOR CAsH-THREE NEW TOP EXPRESS
~ - sohs, I'VE top Buggies three road Wagons.
Coach, Portland sleigh, double Harness. single sets
robes l2f West Nineteenth street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A -A-$3O0oOO IN CASH GIFTS WILL BE DIS.
n. trbuted the drawing In Covington Ky October
30 for the benefit Of the University Of Paducah whole
tickets $40; halves So quarters, s. 50 eighhs ST %
Havana Drawing, October 10 Royal Saxon Government
Lottery fifth and main drawing from November Noyem-
Der - Brunswick Government Lottery draws monthly.
Information regarding all legal lotteries
free by addressing EDGE NIGLUTSCH CO. Finan-
cal Agents 60 Broadway room 2 New York; Post office
box 1880.
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L,OR SALE-GOOD WORK HORSES, BOTH LIGHT
IL and heavy fit for any work; Will sell cheap as have
for Apply at Ice stable, $40 West Thirty
street.
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NOR sALE-THE STOCK, LEASE, sc, OF THE OLD
established Flour Store q George schaeer deceased
Eighth street, of j. L. CARBREY, Broad and Water
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A FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE FOR SALE, ON A
~ leading avenue; low for cash. will exchange for
Zeal Estate hne opportunity. Address G. @, box go
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A FIRST CLASS SAMPLE ROOM DOWN TOWN.
n day trade, doing large business for sale this day
bargain and easy terms
LLOYD,s store AGENCY % broadway.
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CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS FRlDAY's) SALE
10 O'CLOCK.
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A HANDSOME DOWNTOWN SAMPLE ROOM. MEAN
~ Produce Exchange; a bargain prompt purchaser
price 80 o: also splendid Grocery Stores aud Hotels
MAL0NE'S store Agency. No. Chambers street.
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T1OR SALE-AT THE ST. JOHN HOUSE, CORNER
OF Canal aud Washington streets 5000 choice
California GrapesMsson, Florne, Tokay and Rose Of
Peru-in fine order W. $. COSTLY
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EoR. sALE-A FINE BAY HORSE. 15k HANDS
high, sound and kinds prompt buyer will be sold
cheap. j. I. MILLS. 257la Myrtle ayenue BROOKLYN.
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A WELL LOCATED CORNER LIQUOR STORE. on A
~ good the side for sale cheap low
Apply to GAFFNEY SMITH, IL Centre street.
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TOuPE OR LANDAULET wANTED-WIII GIVE A
~ liberal price for a stylish and Fashionable one so yud
box It's Herald office, 1900
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DOR SALE-ONLY FOR WANT OF USE, PONY BUILT
sorrel Mare Is hands, years; all tit for any
light price 500 81 Greenwich avenue Charles
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PROPOSALS.
NEWTON WATER WORKS.

n
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals tor the construction 81 reservoir viii be
received al te office Commissioners Coles
block Newton, Mass until Al ocock A. ~ q Tuesday, DC
Seecincatons may had and plans may be seen, said
office an and after tuesday. OCTOBER ~
The Commissioner the right 20 reject any and all
bids X. ". ~ lsl ffts.,-,., I Wntnr
ROBERT X BISHOP, commissioners.
EDWARD SAWYER, Engineer
- Barristers Hall, Boston.
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T1LEGANT ROAD TURNOUT-CROss MATCHED
~ team bay and white Mares, I5Ls hands high and
years old kind and In all harness. free from,
vice both are well bred Of the stylish road
teams In the city; warranted sound top Wagon
nearly new TO order, and double Harness by stnings
e AT AUCTION THIS MORNING, AT 10 O'CLOCK
Il AT ARCH. JOHNSrON'S MART, THIRTEENTH
street, University place.
The above Is superb establishment, and richly
= worth attention.
See catalogue above.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A UCTIoN HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
N date Johnston II Van TasselD.
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TOR sALE--A NICE TOP BUGGY. NEARLY NEW
H. suitable for general driving for a physician. AT
SWIFriS Mandatory, 1913 West Thirteth street.
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A THE TROTTING STALLION DANIEL BOOMER.
N l brother Young Bruno and Breeze will be sold at
Wednesday, October 10 at Dan Waitons great
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livery AND SALE STABLE FOR SALE-ONE OF
IL the best stands for business the Hudson River; the
whole one-half interest. Address A. PuLTZ Sanger
ties N Y.
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DOR sALE-sET or LIGHT DOUBLE HARNESS AND
sidehar Wagon Pole and Shaft: all nearly Adj
dress box 22l Post office. stamford, Conn.
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DOR sALE-DELIvERABLE ON OR BEFORE DE.
cember J. 1876 100 900 oak and 100000 tamarac and
cedar Railroad Ties. II s. STEVENSON. Auburn. n Y.
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A MAJOR CHARLES w BARKER AUCTIONEER
N. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, at ii o'clock,
TAKES place
j. DUNN WALTON'S sale
OF HIS entire stable OF
FAST AND FAMOUS TROITING HORSES
AT BARKER SONS

A II OFFER, ON ACCOUNT OF MY HUSBANDS
~. death, five Horses suitable for milkman baker or
any business ut half value 81 Great Jones street.
BoweTy.
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TRUCK BLANKETS,

IMPORTANT TO HORSEMEN AND CLIPPERS.-HAR-
RlSON patent Horse Clipper; warranted For sale by
SEAMAN BROTHERS, l22 Chambers street, New York.
~ each
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DOR sALE-A MAIL PHAETON, FOUR WHEELED
IL Dog Cart, Coach and Clarence, with FIVE carriage
Horses Apply Thursday and Friday at l39 Fifth
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NIRST CLASS LANDAU-BY BREWSTER; ALSO
family Clarence: both good for sale
stables Thirty between broadway seventh
avenue. l. j. BERNSTEIN. Proprietor