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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-17
A GREAT INVENTION.

One Of the greatest inventions we have reason
to believe that has yet been introduced in the
mechanical world, is that Of labor saving
machine on exhibition at the Exposition Build
ing.
The merit Of this innovation Oh the old motive
power, consists in its utility and adaptabilty to
ordinary purposes.
Heretofore it has been mooted question
whether the banding of fiy-wheels would not en-
tail loss of power. The Wheeling Centri-
petal Company have demonstrated, through
an ingenious but simple arrangement, that in
stead Of wasting force, greater leverage and
power is obtained by betting the driving wheels
together through the mediumship of a friction
wheel.
This wheel is held into position between Sc
curely belted wheels, ard is really the fulcrum
by which the saving of labor is obtained. This
force is applied equally to wood worker, agri-
cultural and ginning machine. The machine for
wood working is especially deserving of notice,
there being a combination machine for saving,
planning, tonguing, growing and molding, which
will doubtless prove great service to carpenters
and builders.
This motive power can be applied to almost
any kind of machinery, from the cutting of cord
wood to the ginning Of cotton. Mr.. Alex. Bone,
Secretary, Mr. VIM. H. Davis, Superintendent,
take great pleasure in explaining these machines
to visitors, and visit to the Exposition building
will amply repay every one interested in mechan-
ical improveme nts.
Richmond State Journal: Two representa-
tive orators held the House of Delegates spell
bound this morning, to-wit: The Demos
thenean orator of the Wilderness and the sur
passing elocutionist of Alexandria The
former roared as if the ocean were in his
front and the pebbles were in his mouth.
The latter spoke a, if the shades of Arlington
shrouded his mind, and demanded the polish
Of Ciceronean delivery! The one, the type of
American declamation; the other, the high
est development Of African citizenship!
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-17

Winter business suit. at the lowest prices at
Person Hewss, - and u Camp street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-17
THE RACES.
Programme for the Spring Meeting.

We have been furnished by VIM. NJ. Conner
Esq, clerk of the Louisiana Jockey Club Course,
with the programme Of the Spring races which
open Saturday, April Sd. We herewith produce
it for the benefit Of the patrons Of the turf:
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-17

Frederickson s. Harte, 139 Canal street.
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than any other Senator. He did not say the
Senator had concocted the story; therefore the
remark he Salisbury made in reply was exceed
insly out OF place. II the Senator wished to put
language, he (Conkling) would not avoid any &C.
casion he might seek Of that kind.
He would say to the Senator from Delware, if
he could not observe good manners and decency
in debate, he would not shrink from enteriag
upon the contest even with the Senator from
Delaware. Irepel as indecent and offensive the
remark he made.
Mr.. Salisbury said that he inferred that the
Senator (Conkling) intimated that he (Sauls-
bury put the rumor in circulation. When the
Senator from New York rose in his place and said
he (Saulsbury) put such rumor IN circulation
he would resentlt
He had never offered an indignity to any Sena-
tor but, so help him God no Senator should
intend an insul', he was sorry for what he said,
but he would not tamely submit to what he
deemed an insult, even before the majesty Of the
Senator from New York. II that Senator desired
to make reply, he could do it now o. hereafter
in his own way.
MIR. Salisbury then concluded his speech.
Mr.. Clayton, OF Arkansas spoke Of the exist
ence OF ku-Ku in the Southern States in years
passed, and said in two more years it would be
seen that the White League Of to-day was but
the Ku-Klux Of two years ago. He knew the or
ganization did exist in Arkansas, for it became
his duty as Governor of the State to investigate
the matter He read extracts from the Louisville
tOn'ie''-JOurn0l and Houston, Texas, Telegraph,
to show that outrages were committed.
Referring to Tennessee he said the State was
handed over five years ago by treachery to
Democratic rule, and read from the report Of the
attorney for the western district OF that State in
reference to the trouble last summer, sent to the
Senate this week by Attorney General Williams.
He quoted from the dispatch of Gov. Garland,
of Arkansas, to tho President and said A. H.
Garland also, styling himself Governor OF Arkau-
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-03
rhs o,oenpel1 celebransn.

DisraelI and Gladstone are rather
reticent, although 1t is believed that
Disraeli would eh~eerfully join ina pro-
per tribute TO the great liberator, and
that Gladstone would accept an invi-
tation to deliver m eulogy. But, he
having sided with Dollinger, must
consistently condemn the ultramon-
tame coloring given the approaching
demonstration ; besides, he believes
that Cardinal Cullen, Manning, aud
other Catholics, have contrived the
demonstration purposely to make
trouble with Germany. Lord Derby
believes the feeling on the continent
favors the holding Of the govern
ments responsible for all acts occur
ing under their jurisdiction. 1.-THE
German Bishops Introduced their in
ternal politics In their speeches 1t
would cause a bad feeling between
the German and English papers, and
possibly result in difficulty with Bis
marck.
CO The Marquis OF Partington takes
I'm Othodox liberal position and
believes, that not in Ireland herself,
is the ~lioerator's memory more re-
'spected than among The English
Wing families, because he was the
friend of civil and religious liberty
everywhere, and the cry of the whig
and liberals has always been tliut the
liberator was assisted by the English
liberals. Earl Russell says that he
has great respect for the memory of
O'ConneIf, as be knew him we'll, and
gave several of his sons appointments,
but he cannot sanction the ultramon-
tame mass of the Irish people APP
p%lauding the Lord Mayors action.
The English Press almost unani-
mousIy deplore the Dublin Lord
Mayors making Il religious Instead
of national affair of the celebration.
The Examiner says that whoever is a
friend of the Pope and an enemy to
Germany, is welcomed by the Lord
Mayor. The original legitimate pur-
pose of the centennial has been lost.
1t believes that the nearly accom-
plished alliance of the Irish Catho-
lies and English Protestants is now
impossible. The Telegraph says no
loyal Irish Catholic can take part
where the sovereign is denied the
first place. ,r
49, 2. .H... .a... q" q
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-03

The London Times, in its obituary
article on Andrew Johnson, says that
his career illustrates both the strong
and weak points of American social
and political systems. During his
term of Office he showed himself
wanting in tact, refinement and
the knowledge of men, yet he had
some qualities which are not so album
dant in American politics as to be
despised, when found that he had
dauntless courage, some political in
sight and honesty never Swallowed
by suspicion.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-03

Wyoming Co~mmandery No. 1. Regular csz-
clave arst Friday In each month.
Wyoming Chapter. No, /. r. A.. M, nssts
HALL, on the nrst and third Tuesday evenings ~
each month, at y o CLOCK p. m.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. ID, meets nrst snd shira
Saturday nights in each month. at Nasonis Hall
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-03
BUEFAl0 ROBES WANTED.

To s4ore-kcepers and AL DEALER who collect
Bun 40 kobe~, In large or small quantities.: We
would like to make arrangements wi h some
ra~ties 10 supply n with bun 10 rUbss. This
will be an excellent opportunity for business
men who e"llect these goods 10 have the aovan-
tage Of New York prices on large o. mails guam
tides. state quantity quality and Of goods
Won can furnish. and address ROBES,
Pc. b xGTa, New YORK City.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-03
Churche-.

81. Mark'e church, Rpireepsi. Rev. r. W.
billiard rector. ound-y services. II a. m. ana
8 p. m. Sunday school after morning service.
Seats free. A persons are cordially inritrd to
attend,
Roman Catholic, kev. Jas. McGoirieh. Pastor.
Rev. Eugene Cussan, Asst. Church ono'Een
street, above Twentieth. raE
Presbyterian Church, Rev. w. b. Reed. Pas-
tor. Services at IL a. IN. and sP. m. Sunday
chool directly after morning service.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. w. F. warrsn. pEt
'or. Preaching every Sabbath At liza. "a
and 7 p. m. Sabbath school at AZ p. -.
FrAyer meeting every Thursday evening. TAs
public are cordially invited to all the services 81
The church.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-03

Hope Enean Sment, No. 4, I. o. q. r., meet
every. Cd and 4ih "Wednesday Of each morfta
Odd Fellows Hall. u
Cheyenne Lodge. No /, /. o. :. r., meets even
Monday evening At Odd Fellows Hall.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-03
TUESDAY. AUGUST 3, 1875.
! Enropean Affairs.

1t Is a significant fact that no Ger
man Burgomaster answered the Lon
don Lord Mayors Invitation to the
municipal banquet. This, it is be-
iieved, w by order Of Bismarck.
The Invitations were accepted by
other continental mayors, and the
greatest attention was paid TO the
Project OF the Seine, who now holds "A
reception in London like the Mayor
himself. The band Of Guarde Re
publican are playing Freucli national
airs in the Alexandria palace, sndhT
being cheered Enthusiastically by the
English people.
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UISTA COUNTY.

UINTA COUNTY.
&c A.. Phipps,
Commissioners Z New ell BrvniAn,
/ ". X. sloan.
Sheri6-WIliam Hinton.
rferk--AiL. q. Lee
Probate Judoe-W. II. Remington ez- Of. TrraA
ProSt6uting Anornfg-H. GArbanan.
AssessOr--A.N g. HOPKINS. rHf.rE
SurreVOr-H. Robinson
SuperfHlendeat-oT Srhoots-S. X Temple. -
Cor0 NT-ThCmas Street.
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connty ome-rs-
LARAMIE COUNTY.

Geo A Draper hairs.<
'0''0@f's'"s'' 7 Bar
shSrB-N. J. 0Bsfen.
CoFSfdbles-W- TAyloT, c.. s. Deyoe.
ylsfttes OF ne Feaes-Juv. Slaughter. T.Al FIsha
Chrk and Rseorfsr-Geo. B stimpson.
TredsEfr-D. c. Tracy.
Probate JHdoe-D- Z. Tracy.
ProsseIfbl1 AaSTHeR-W. ". CorIett.
School SuIrrinHndSREF. ". Hi .iard.
C0roner-Ja Talbot.
4SseE0r-Ed. j. Morris
CHEYENNE CITY. ~
H- C. Whippie. NAYS
John Neulon.
Bird Tn5lets{ John X. Davis.
Ill Breznsh~n.
iPeter HANNA
CL>rA-W. Richardson. Sr. ~. Asressor.
A1rshGL-C. 5 Drvoe.
IredsHrsr-ISaac Bergman. w.
AnOrBty-T i. Street
SsfUeyor-A J. Parshafi. -HrH
Polec JgsSess-fohn Slaughter, TN FISHER.
B1etincr or The Town Trustees. Friday vvsa
log In each week, at the Giiy HAN.
LIAM COUNTY.
COMMISSIONER Sim u Dur achsr, bas
Thomas Abop.
Shtr.f-J. q Brophy.
Jasacts Of Ire Peace Z. D D Peasei
Clcrk-J W. Medium.
PrDbue JHd0e-G W. Ritter. er-oHao Treasury.
PTosscfdHQ Anorney-C W. RI snel.
Superintendent " SchoOfs-N L4Andrsrs
CIRCUMSTANCES Vine.
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swEETwATEk COUNTY.

fVy. .. N'bie. chnrmru, 81
Co1DniNtcners william Evuns. -
James Calhoun.
sheriff L, A. NcRhee- ~ f
Cerk-A. Mcintosh.
Probate Jud0e-Jas. A. Btenaaz. ~. %. Tr.ss =.
AssessOr-w Nm. A. johnson.
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GOnerpoT-Jno. NJ TRayer.
SscraarHG. W. Ffsnca.
ChLy Jssties ~ S1PTsnss Court. ". Fisher
AksoeaaAs JgStiees-Jos. N. I'arvJ, IA. IhsnA
OrH-s Staiss COt<cLOr-E =. SnoW.
surpsg0T UtHeTd- Sff1s Reed. -
hsoettef y Public AoHsys-G. w. Corey. \
neglsteT y. s. Land 0gee-S. HYHThsoT. !
territorial Trsasursr-S. W-bAEAey. aa
bu10EHi Aza1oroJ, L.. Lay lord.
coni"'LsHi9h<r ~ RsnR-HtayE9 Charlse .Hairos.
IA.4E. PDsI
ItrrRo1I LidFartd'a John = singh .er. STEEH
CoDaSnsstoher o. fhafat0raNoa|h.Jxu
experimentation Of IAstfueisH-John SLAUGHTER.
DSty1e AnOrAsV-E. r. johnson
UHhsd Sfdtes Cosn11ssst0n<r-L WgBrznSr
Ckrk Of lst Jndiefaf Nfst1e|, ". kFus@a.
k~drGhdk-Gnbert Adams.
The New York herald., 1875-12-03
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


AMUsEMENTs-sEcoSD PAcE-Fourth nfth and sixth
AsTRoLOGY-TwrLTrH PAGE-sixth column
soAh1ERss eSn@n and ,.ooDd
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-sEcoSD PAGE-ssc-
s6 sSa%P
Pssssssh FAs column
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcosp PAaE-Fir's
cLEEKs AND sALEsMEN-TwrLrrH PAGE-Foursh and
oLoTIlIhG~El PAes--si1th column. v,o.
coAcnMEN AND GARDENERs-TwKLrrH PAeE-Fihh
coAsTwisE sTEAMsHIPs-ELEvKsrH PAGE-sizth col
pANGISG ACADEMIES -srcosD PAcE-FOurth column
BkY doubs-FlSsS PiesMsinsh ses%n
DwEEEING HOUSES no LET, fuaSIsHED lSI SIsIC AND UN-
EUROPEAN sfEAasHirs1ElESrs PAGa-Finh col
EURoPE-, ,ELsyssrH pAer-Fish column.
LIN, FINASCIAlTNiNIM y n 4 r III r1sh. n:v SIN ,u
FSksshED FFSE RoSas AND XF2STSRSrs TO LET
EEET ssn" p.s.y...A
EELFWxSTEP pAe.-Eifh column,
and fifth columns
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C, wANTED-sEcoSp PAGx-ssO-
INsTRUcTioN1srcosp N PAcr-rOurth column
LECTURE sEAs0N--skcoNp PAGE--Fourth column
LOST AND P1snsseOnd eoumn
MAssLE Fasa column
MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Sixth column.
PERSONAL--FIRsT PAGE-Second column.
PIANoFORTES, ORGANS, &C.-TwELFTH PAGE-Sixh
pRoP2RTY si'RTp OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR
REAL EsTArE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcr-Firs.
column.
REWARDS-FIRsr PAGE Second column
SALES AT AUCTIoN-SEcoSD PAcE-Second and third
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-TwrL PAGE
First, second third and fourth columns.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGR-Fourth
column.
SPECIAL NoTICES-FIRsT PAGE-second and third col
sPoRTING-DoGs. BIRDS, &o.-FIRsr PAoE-Third col
THE TRADEs-TwELFrH PAGE-Fifth column.
THE TuRF-FIRsr PAGE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-FIRsT PAGK-Sixth
column.
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE-ELEvESrn PAcn-sxth column.
UNFURNISIIED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
FIRST PAGE-Sixth column
WANTED TO PURCHASE-ELEvEYTH PAcE-Sixth col
WATCHES, JEwELRY. &o.-TwELprH PAcK-E,nh col.
WINTER REsoRTs-srcoSD PAcE-second column.
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On every horse that Is kind and true in
harness. from one 80 three days Is gwen to test
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
PRIVATE EsTABLIsHMENT-TEA DAPPLE GRAY
Horses, l5la hands high, and years old; kind and
true IN all harness free from vice very stylish sh ~
RS NE srd M SoD osbE MADE BY
THRESE2gAETER SE! Y. Es CLARENCE ~ GOOD ORDER,
SshE EAEwooD
ls hand; high od kad ana true nn i n Is5
wagon $50; has great endurance @ and warranted
ROAD WAGON, NEARLY NEW, BUILT BY DUsEN.
PRIVATE EsTA ABLTsHMENT-EL TEAM BLACK
Horses full u @ brothers sired by second Ham6lesonia
years old kind and in all harness, vice,
close minutes every way nrst Class road or
DOUBLE HARNEss, NEARLY NEW, MADE BY
oLAREScE, GOOD AS NEW, BUILT ByI BREWSTER
BAY ,cotPE Or CARRIAGE HORSE. le HANDS HIGH.
very stylish good traveller. has been used tor family
SET SoPfE SSotffE "ad aAs sst aEas% aG and
LANpAULET, GOOD AS NEW, BUILT BY WOOD
TEAM DaFPLE GRAY HORSES, l54 HANDS HIGH. 8
good travellers have fine style action fear moth,
poubE fqd TdRSEs sS5 Ks sale SEW sSa reliable s
oAkI FE4ktK RdK NEw aGI krsFb sx pE9K N CO.
hands high years old kind and true in all harness
aud under saddle; tree from vice. very stylish and
handsome; fears nothing and be driven by any
COUPE RoCKAwAY, WITH POLE AND SHAFTS
built by Mix.
DARK BAY PATCHEN HORSE, RAISED IN vermont
is IL hands high, years old kind aud true in all har
ness; free from vice; trots close to minutes; is
peror horse for coupe, driving gentleman's road
and warranted sound
CHESTNUT TEAM, HORSE AND MARE, l5l4 hands
high, and years old; kind and in all harness.
free from vice, with good style and action; fast travel
ers have been used on the road and sold for Of
use; also set Harness and
TOP WAGON IN GOOD oRDER HAS POLE AND
shafts built hy Wood Bros.
sORREL TRoTTING HORSE, Is HANDS HIGH. .
years old kind and true in all harness: free from
vice; trotted last fall in $50. and trot in so
day is free and pleasant driver and be driven
by any also set Harness aud
TOP ROAD WAGON, NEARLY NEW.
BAY HORSE l6 HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness free from excel
lent horse for general use.
TOP DEPOT WAGON, NEARLY NEW
ELEVEN OTHER HORSES; FULL DESC RIPTI0NS
time of sale.
TOP WAGON, GOOD AS NEW. BUILT BY BREWSTER
&Co
Lnndaus, Clarences Phaetons, Depot Wagon Rockaway
SALE. COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK.
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A GENTLEMAN WILL DISPOSE or SIDE BAR
n shifting top Windsor wagon pole aud shafts good
S225 kmball Portland Sleigh, $40: pony Phaeton,
gIJD black bear Robe $40; the above property all
built TO order by best city makers Apply to COACHMAN,
door west of Fifth avenue, In Nineteenth street.
A VERY STYLISH SORREL HORSE. 10 HANDS
IL high, 9 years old. also hne dappe gray Mare,
years. and Express Wagon aud Harness sod bargain No.
West thirteenth street
A FOR SALE, LIGHT ONE-HORSb PARIS
N. made Brougham, used a large discount from
original cost BREWSTER co,
Fifth avenue, corner Fourteenth street,
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HORSES. CARRIAGEs, &C.

A UCTIoN HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL KEARNEY.
IA ITO AND Il2 EAST TlIIRTEENTH STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE.
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AUorIn2sN, AUEToT a2b iaponr.xr SALE OF
ROAD 4SS f5SsSs. SsHHIAdr
wAG9NsA wsfsA stEbaS HSb borSE F4SY hlkNEss
LARGE WOOL, sWEAT BLANKETS.
THE pRopEETl MflrSj 81 oaR. JOHNS,
s$fHEH S$ II l TsIrT FHE fS5E
TlIIs pAYl, FRIDAY % pEcEMBhR s5AIa4 ;,
CATALOGUES NOW READY M AT PROSPECT PARK
pIERREPoNr HOUSE BN0oKLYN AND AT THE
rur r,sr e;W5TSKrSs, yrTI$,9 SSv AgGTIoSEEE SaS
NO. Harry hands hsb WIS sired red BY 1on' old aSe Sa
ionian Tree. easy and pleasant driver and very dne
?iS 49, war; warranted sound E%d AID speed shown go
No. 1; aS o :i fps iya %s @
mans road horse in the state he Is warranted sound
NJ ana h Sa r without Spot os or t Horse JlpGp
NORRIS sired by wild isishmsn on. ont Of cSnklins
ling VIII make one q the fines; road o. track horses IL
action "@ symmetry Of Oad and a lem fs IN
want 9f superb horse horse car ca9ncn eS suited better war
No Az, M yoSnf "sS re Sc 9ng sSrs Mare LIZ
se dSy % years G "d s hands iS y f nc style
ter: warranted sound and Kind
No. 8 One extra fine light, top White Chapel Road
No. g. One line top Road Wagon, with J. b. Brewsters
patent springs.
No. T. One top Pony Phaeton. pateut wheels.
H. One fine Portland Sleigh, trimmed upholstered
No. O. One extra fine single Road Harness. rubber
mounted
No. 10 one hne, Hight double Harness.
No. IL. One line single strap Harness
No. ~. One hne imported Angola Robe
No. H. One very tine Prairie W off Robe.
No. H. One hnc Fox Robe.
No. l5 Extra tine Lyon Buffalo Robe.
No. l6 Three fancy Wagon Mats.
No. IL Two pair of nnc English kersey Sweat Blankets
No. Is Two very fine English kcrsey Suits Blanket and
Hood
No. 10 Four Stable Blankets
No. 10 Four inc Dress Blankets.
No. IL Two strings o. Sleigh Bells
No. ~ Three tine Whips.
No. ~ Four Crcingles &c,
No. p One fine Portland Sleigh, Pole and shans
No. - one open Road Wagon by Dusenbnry Yanduser
Also line House Stable and Lot Brooklyn Heights
and lots OF Ground the Coney Island road Full de-
scripton OF this teal estate will DO given In Sundays
Herald.
" B-A deposit Of % per required on all pur-
chases, Al warrantees expire tomorrow SATURDAY.,
a III o'clock A. NJ
Sale positive, rain shincsand the highest bidder
without limit reservation.
~ B,-SHes Of Horses Carriages and general Mcrehan
disc solicited. QUICK SALES and PROMPT RETURNS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A SODA WATER, MINERAL WATERS, GINGER
~. Ales sparkling Vines manufacture OF complete out
hts OF Apparatus and Materials with full instrnctons all
departments manufacture botng aud dspcnsing exclu
sive rights in desirable territory; catalogues tree JOHN
MATTHEWS, fhst avenue. Twenty-s and Twenty
seventh streets. New York.
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HERALD PARIS BUREAU.
HERALD PARIS BUREAU.

HERALD PARIS BUREAU,
81 AVENUE DE L'OPERA
The following is list of the papers file the NEW
YORK HERALD READING ROOM 81 Avenue dc ropera
Paris far their have been to tho
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
On horse that warranted soundor kind ana true IN
harness. from three days given test waantees
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Il WOULD LIKE TO LET FOR A LIGHT BUSI.
Il my Office broadway between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets be used jointly large safe desk &c
undoubted references given and required Address GYPs
Herald Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald., 1875-12-03

A FURNISHED OFFICE IN ENGLISH BASEMENT
II house; best block Of the cy has been occupied Dy
another Room desired Inquire a
80 West Thirty second street
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n II.
"A 10, 2i, - and IS THiRTEENrH STREET.
University place.
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES ARE HELD
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK.
9S EVERY j KoSs HRssF Fo bk4s For
ABLE HOUSE IN THE CITY.
PARTIAL CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS FRI.
COUPE EsTABLIsnMENT--very fine dark brown
ali harness; very stylish quiet and patient in
harness; endures beyond ordinary horses; has no
vices blemshes. afraid thing, is also
: good buggy horse and an excellent horse to
match for carriage team; perfect coupe horse
andwarranted sound
together with Harness. black bear Robe, Blank
: BRIGHT BAY MARE, 15l5 hands, years; kind in all
harness and under saddle; free nom vice; good
free driver; Of great endurance; Is not afraid Of
sanything; safe for any one 10 drive; warranted
DoCToR's PHAEToN new built order by 5. A.
BLAcE MARE, l5,1 hands, . years; kind in all har,
ness and under saddle; free from vice; not afraid
OF anything; any one can drive her: warranted
{ TOP sIDE BAR WAGON. in good order, by j. b.
: ELEGANT DARK BAY HORSE, l6 hdnds, 8 years; /;
kind in all harness; free from vice; trot
mile in minutes; splendid knee action; IS first
class roadster and IL superior horse for any use;
z without fault trick or blemish. and unusually styl
: TOP sibE BAR ROAD WAGON, in good order, by
THE HXSDsoMEsr THoRoUGHBRED oELDING
IN TILE CITY," l51s hands. years; long name
and tail; just broke TO harness. single double;
bred by Joseph Gavin, of Orange county; sired by
: ~ averly - lie by Rysdcks Hambetonian, dam
by Pathfinder pedigree warranted; one of the
most promising horses in the country.
TOP PONY PHAErON, nearly new; city built.
GRAY HORSE, long name and tail, 10 hands, 4 years
kind in all harness and under saddle free from
vice; fine. full stylish driver Din every way
, first class road and saddle horse; sold for
use.
SKELETON WAGON, nearly new; by J. Couse
SHIFTING TOP PARK PnAETON IN good order; by
Brewster OF Broome street.
Bay Horse, l51s hands years; kind in all harness:
free from vice excellent stylish driver; good
horse for family use every way reliable;
ranted sound
Shifting top aud shifting seat Buggy, built to order;
nearly
Landau.-Elegant Landau, crimson and morocco
lined built to order by Miner 4 stevens.
Twenty other Horses of every description
CLOSE COACH, in good order. by Brewster 4 Co.
THREE PONY PHAErONS, ne arly
, | A LARGE ASSORTMENT of every kind of Carriages,
Wagons, Sleighs, Harness. Robes, Blankets. &e.
this day, at ARCH. JolNSTON'S Mart - to 25
Thirteenth street, University place. Weather
never nterfercs with our sale.
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK
The New York herald., 1875-12-03

UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON,
\ -, II, - and 25 Il IlRTEENrH STREET,
near University place.
The New York herald., 1875-12-03

DULKHEAD TO LET OR LEAsE-F0OT or HARRI
Id street North River; also Cellar with poultry re-
gerato No 90 Barclay street. also Lofts No y Barclay
street, 27xl14 near Post Office
The New York herald., 1875-12-03

J. keeping: good closets and also hall Bedrooms fo
gentlemen; S. $s. $40 per month Apply 539 Hud
The New York herald., 1875-12-03

rNo LET-AT 500 PER MONTH, THE DESIRABLE
retail store 24o Greenwich street Apply at the Savings
Bank, 10 door.