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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-10

A correspondent of The Boston
Globe paid n visit to Thomas Carlyle
and gives the following description of
how the distinguished Scotch thinker
looks aud talks ale was dressed in
a long, gray, Notwithstanding morn
ing gown, and was evidently engaged
in reading, and noticed that the two
volumes before him were Motley's
United Netherlands. He did not look
so old MS | supposed, and the ravages
of time Were principally noticeable in
the feeble shaking OF his hands His
face, though fuTowed, was fresh and
rosy, his gray eye piercing and full of
luster and his head was covered with
II strong crop OF thick iron-gray hair"
During the conversation American af-
fairs were touched upon, and Mr., Car
lyle seemed intensely amused aud dis
gusted at all the man and II brother ag-
itation which had been going on in the
United States, about what he called
the "niggers.n
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ton. FivcpoIicemcn were injured and
my arrests made. The rioliug was
renewed ut night.
LArER-Many fresh arrests been
made, and IN consequence Of the re-
newa! of the disturbances Mt Glasgow,
between the Home rulers and the
Orangcmcn, the military are held in
readiness toprcyent further disorders.
VIM. Boyle, born in Boston in lSOS,
is dead.
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TELEGRAPHIC
MIDN IGHT DISPATCHER.
FOREIGN.

The Collie Case Adjourned -CnrIiSts
al ZOdcurGeI Must Surrcmdcr-Ihe
Turkish Insurgents Again VictO.
riOus.
LONDON, August 0.-rhe case of Alex
and VIM. Collie, for obtaining large
sum of money on false pretences came
up for trial, but Alex Collie having alb
seconded, the prosecution was unWil-
ling to proceed against William alone,
hence the case was adjourned.
a letter to the Pail Mall Gazette,
from Purcydea, says the lombard
ment of the Citadel at Xodeurgel is
not in full progress because the Al
consists are awaiting for the arrival Of
additional heavy artillery, which is
expected daily. Unless relieved, which
is hardly possible, the Carlists must
surrender.
Accounts from Seclevonian say the
Insurgents defeated Che Turks in sew
eral engagements and wounded SeIim
Pacha.
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CHARLESTON, $. c., August o.
Parker, the cX.Treasurer Of the state,
who escaped from Jail last week, where
he was confined awaiting trial for
plundering the State while in office,
was recaptured in Camden last night,
and will he brought to Columbus in
irons
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TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
Noon Report.

GALVESTON, August 9,-Gold ll2@llS, .,
Cotton market steady. Ordinary nj k9ou ,,
ordinary i2c low mlddling l3c miulihs
1895 good middling, lihc. salesD o aI,,s 40
thew run, i2ai3c; saltel l6c. kips, calves and
stock sailed, one third of. damaged, one
half oil, light sailed sold ms iilnt with allow
nnce for salt; wet sailed selected, 70 cuts
and grubs &c; butchers green i@7c cuts anu
scores &c of. .,. .,
Wool auIet Spring clip, clear of burs, me-
diun, 26a2sc; long, bright, 29@3lci Mexlcah'
l7@2lc.
LIVERPOOL, August IT, oon-.Cotton mar
Net steady. MlddliDg upands, 74d mlddllng
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF TIE DALLAS HERALD
August 8, 1875.

OFFICE OF TIE DALLAS HERALD
August ., 1870. J
Gold, Hole. silver, 1875. ,..,,,.
ExchanpG- Domestic, u per cent discount;
SiIling 4 per cent premium Foreign quo
'" W heat, No. .. per bushel 81 %; NOS, 9Oc.
oats, per bushel, 89iOc.
Corn, per bushel IN shuck, SOg-c; sheIled,
GOAL w. o., mai, nn
Hay baled, new crop, per ton, sl2 Wgli w
loose do, IS 0O@l0 90.
Potatoes, per Dushel, 81 20.
Onions, per bushel, 7jWl %.
Barley, 6O@Ojc per bushel'
Bran, Sll 20 per ton
Rye, Gj@1O1 per bushel. -. ,o,lz,,.
dry Gint, Dor pound, light Solo; green 90
Coiton-Ordinary, l0Mc; good ordinary
lllSc; low middling, l24c middllhg' "'4ci
good mildling, l84c.
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FOREIGN.


LONDON, August 0.-An additional
recovery OF specie to the amount OF
one hundred thousand dollars has been
made by divers at the wreck OF the
steamer Schiller.
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Prof. watson at Naples.

PARIS, August 0.--The waters of the
Rhone are falling, and the danger OF an
inundation averted.
Prof. Watson, the American astr0h-
omer, has arrived at Naples from re.
kin, where he observed the transit OF
Venus.
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Dallas Broom Factory.

la. RUSSELL Il CO., Props.
Corner OF Grifilth md Patterson streets, az
Pointer 4 Shields old warehouse
Manufacture brooma and brushes of all
kinds Of the best material, and all warrant
cd. Are prepared TO MI orders NJ wholesale
cheaper than can be bought elsewhere. Or
ders solicited and promptly filled. The high
est price paid for broom straw.
Il TO auglSwly
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GRAND REoPENING.

Mrs. and Mr. Putt desire 10 inform the
public that they have rctaken possession of
the Dnl Has city Garden, AMI win reopen tho
same this Saturday. evening, August 7th,
Musical entertainments will be given every
Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday evenings
Hot and cold baths % cents each. No dlsor-
~ persons Will be admitted, aug7dlm
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The Cochcco Mills ncsume WorI,.

GREAT FALLS, n, v, August 0.--The
great Cocheco Mills, ut East Rochester,
idle for the past month, will resume
operations tomorrow. \ large shoe
factory at the same place will also start
at The Same iime.
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Night Report.

NEW ORLEANS, August 9.-Gold ll3B. ster
ling - 40. sight ~ premium,
Cotton demand mOdera'e, and mostly tor
Liverpool sales G,2 bales. Good ordinary
To. strict good ordinary, ,ll559l2lSc, low
middling strict low middlng, l3nr; mid
ding 10 strict middllng, Wsmf4r.
Receipts " bales; no exports; stock 1857
bales,
The first bale OF new Mississippi cotjon was
received saturday; another bUlo was re-
CeiYed to-day by rivcr
Flour-Common s. %; line 50 5OG5 70 super
tine 81 00 double 81 2iIS6 so trvUlo ~ sc;
choice and family S. 7jasy ~.
NEW YORK, Angus . -t)tton-Not re-
CCipts, none; gross, 10 bales,
Futures closed weak, Sales 5000 bales.
August 49, 2l-32c; September 10 25-3lc.
Money easy Ut lh2 per cont. Gold firm at
ll%iBll@4,
Governments closed dull and steady; new
5s, 49,, state bonds quiet aud nominal,
LIVERPOOL, August % T.. M-Sales 1000
bales American. Basis middliug uplunds,
nothing below low middling deliverable
october and November = a,
New crop, basis middlng middling up
lands, nothing below n.lddlinE, 3-lGd.
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urleduS7'sl. Sales l2Oo bales speculation
and export 1000 bales.
NEW York, August g.-Guld ll3}s Govern
mont dull but steady. states quiet, Stocks
dull but steady.
Exchange, long, q ~; short, 9lg
Cotton steady, Orleans, ln,c, sales ,2Ni
bales.
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Rates of Tuition;

On account of the difficulty attending the
collection ofSmall bills, and in order that
the school may he self sustaining, II strict
compliance with the above terms will be
required; and no deduction whatever
will be made for lost time,
MRS. II. D. CoUGHANoUR, Principal.
aupSdOW
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DOMESTIC.
Earthquakes.

SAN FRANCISCO, August "a heavy
earthquake occurred at lIollistrr this
morning. No damage reported.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

These Yards, tirst.class in every particular
are now open for the iaiding Feeding and
Handling OF all kin OF Live stock.
In connection with the Yards the Comp0.
ny have erected irst-cass Exchange
Building, with Restaurant, Sleeping Rooms
Barber Shop, 49,. for the accommodation of
stock Men. The charges OF the Company
will be reasonable and Just, Consign direct
to the st, Louis Union Stock Yards,
OnicerS. John Whitaker, President; u. T.
Irons, Vice President; ", n. Jameson, Su.
per ntcndenti W. A. Ramsay, Secretary and
Treasurer, Rug7-w
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Interchange Of Official Courtcsics.

LONDON, August 9.-The United
States steamer Tennessee has arrived AZ
Palermo. The usual official courteS'eS
and visits were exchanged between her
officers and the port authorities.
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TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE, n. H., Aug.
0.--rhe first of Rev. II. w. Beecher's
vacation sermons was delivered this
morning, to n very large audience.
The attendance was made upof resi-
dents Of the villages adjacent, and
guests of the hotels in the city.
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Two Ship Londs of wheat Seized.

New YORK, August 1.-TWO ships,
which had been laden with wheat and
corn, by Archibald, Baxter ~ Co., to
the vauIe ofS400,00O, was seized ycstrr-
day, in Brooklyn. Archibald, Baxter
4 Co., had purchased the grain, prom
ising to pay cash, but had failed to do
so at the time of their suspension.
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The;1lailp grrald
TUESDAY MORNING AUGUST 10.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival ana Departure of Trains nj
Dallas.

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
Arrives.
From the south mail nnd eXpressl.. 1870 a. m
From the North (mailund eNprcssl. 5:gS u. M
From the south, accommodation i:iO IL. m
ErOm the North, Accommodation l2:lj a. III
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives
Mail ana Express .....,. sea y. IN, g.SOp. m
Accommodation" $3.50 n. m. g.5j d. m
Through Freight...."...l2a5 .. III, l2:n5 u, m
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seized as Contrnband of War.

HAVANA, August 9.-The cargo OF
the British vessel Laura Price, which
was pursued into Haytian waters by q
Spanish gunboat, has been emhargoed
rs contraband of war, ana taken 10
Havana by the steamer Carvosa., me
Diario thanks the British Consul Zen
eral, in Hayti, for good offices in the
matter.
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES
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PoUGHKEEpslE, n. I.-At II sere-
made given here by Col. r. A. Aston,
Of the Herald, to Gen. Young, member
of Congress from Georgia, speeches Of
Il friendly and conciliatory character
were made by both gentlemen, who
asserted that if the North and South
had known each other before war as
well AS they do now, the war would
never have occurred.
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BOARD Of Instruction.

MRS. Il. II. CouGHANOUR, Principal. -
MISS MARY McOWEN Teacher Of Music.
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Tho n.rnnne,l Celebration.

DUBLIN, August 9.-The OConnell
Centennery was celebrated by BAN
quet at Cannon Street Hotel, the ma
jority of the gentlemen present being
Home rulers. -,
Cardinal Manning ordered a Ig
Deum to be sung last evening IN oil
churches of the Arch Episcopal Diocese
for the blessings resulting from OCon-
nell's labor.
arrangements Riot.
GLASGOW, August 0.-There was ia
serious riot in this city yesterday, be-
tween the Orangemen and the rome
rulers during the OConnell celebra-
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-11-13
The Silver Resumption Scheme.

Notwithstanding the acknowledged
improbability that silver coin can be
kept in circulation in this country
while gold is above 1O8, preparations
are being made to try the experiment.
The act of Jan. IA, 1879, to provide
the resumption Of specie payments,
authorizes and requires the Secretary
of the Treasury, as rapidly as ppaeti
cable, to be caused 20 be coined at the
mints Of the United States silver coins
of the denominations Of 10, % and 81
cents, and to issue them in redemption
Of an equal number and amount Of
fractional currency of similar denOml-
nations. DIR. Linderman, Director of
the Mint Bureau, is now engaged IN
perfecting measures for the coinage OF
such pieces to enable the Secretary to
carry out the law.
The total amount of fractional cur
rency shown By books Of the Treasury
Department to be now in circulation Is
so. 7S3. $40, and it is estimated OF this
amount over $l2, ,O00. 900 is in ten-eent
notes. 81 .J00, 600, in fifteen cent notes,
s2 O0D. 600 In fiVe-ceBt notes, sl0.OOO,
COO in twenty-five cent notes, and sl5,
OOO. 900 in fifty cent notes. Hence 1t
will require 10, coo, 900 dimes to retire
the fractional currency notes Of that
denomination, aud with the present
operations OF the mints two years will
be required to coin them alone, unless
the coinage of all other pieces be sus-
pended, aud the whole force assigned
to work upon them. Forty million
twenty-five cent pieces will be required
to replace the twenty-6ve-eent notes,
aud 30. 900, 900 half dollars 10 replace
the fifty cent notes.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-11-13

The Cincinnati Gazette accounts
for the success of these remarkable
evangelists in this way:
Moody's style is that which suits the
people, and hence the masses crowd to
hear him. Though an unlearned man,
he has broken down prejudice which
met him at the outset, and compelled
the admiration Of scholars. divines
and critics. He is now the subject of
editorial comment in the secular papers
of New York every day. and as a gene
raj thing he is favorably noticed. AS
all the papers are giving him attention,
so the people talk about him, while,
like the Herald, hundreds ekno~ledge
their inability to discover the special
attractions, but "the common people
hear him gladly.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-11-13

Indian corn in North Germany often
assumes n place among the household
plants. 1t is regarded there as tropical.
In our country it becomes tropical
only under the name of Bourbon. and
then it warns a man up so that he
feels as if he were under the trepic Of
Canricoyp.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-11-13

The Boston Pilot thinks that if men
and newspapers did not let girls know
what bad is they would not do bad.
Yes: one morning Adam brought in
the Chicago Times with its story of the
boy who stole apples. and Eve imme-
diately wen; out and eat the pippin.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-11-13

The unveiling of the statue of
Stonewall Jackson. in Richmond, pro-
duced this pasterly tribute from the
New York Tribune. to the heroism of
the dead soldier of the eoRfsdeyacy:
We have now so tar passed out from
under the influence of the passions
engeniered by the war that we may
almost consider its figures and events
with the imDartiality Of history. On
both sides we are coming to separate
the men of that stormy time from the
events which brought them forth and
set them in so strong light, and We
are growing into juster judgments and
clearer apprehensions of their real
character. We of the North can not
only look calmly on while Virginia and
the South eulogize the heroes who
grew great to our discontinue, but We
can unite with them in paying the
tribute of our admiration to the rugged
virtues. the obstinate sincerity, the
manly faith, the courageous self-denial
which are perpetuated in the monu-
mental bronze unveiled at Richmond
Yesterday. His deeds and his sacrit-
ees are in special sense the heritage
of the men with whom and for whom
he fought, but in larger sense his ex-
ample as a man of sincerity, eonstancy
and fidelity to his honest convictions,
is the worlds, and will be remembered
when the cause he fought for is for
gotten.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-11-13

A pretty young lady lawyer Of Chi
cago always declines divorce cases.
Her argument on that score is short
and sweet, viz: Every woman who nc
cepts husband should forever there
after during life, be compelled to live
with Kim, whether ugly, shabby, good,
bad or Indifferent.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-11-13

Joe JeHerson's gift of $500 to a
monument to Irving is a worthy act OF
gratitude to a man whose legend has
enriched the stage. Joe has only made
500, ,O0O out OF Irying's idea.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-11-13

We propose now detailing the facts
eliminating in the entire innocence Of
Jennie aud Robert Deering of the
crime with which they were convicted,
and for which Robert Deering was
now undergoing punishment in the
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsENENTs-NNrH PAGE-Fourth, hth and sixth
'AsTRo RoLuGY-srcoSD PAcE-slxth column.
Bb1RbEks PAoaF second and
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-NIsrH PAeH-Third
sgssIISEsss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PACE sIest ,o0m0
SiTi' REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoSD PAcr-Frst
CLERKS is" AND sALEsMEN-srcosD fAor-Fifsh and
co4cHMEN AND G%RDESERs- -rwrLrrH PAeE-sAsh
oAs coAsrMfsE MS F1sEh and
eopGRTSER siSfS SGIsinaIIffs EGRIssinaIIfs-FrrH PAGE. ..,u
SogSTST SSaSSSG BcAbbPPMfhrE PAoFh column
,DENTisTRY-EIGHrn PAGE5Fiith column
BNY HOUSES rs qFRNnED AND UN
EuRdPRas S
ExCHANGE-sEcoSp PAGE-Fourth column
FINE ARTs-EIGITn PAGE-Flnh column.
T9R R9oSs And %PTMEars TO LET
sfcoSp PIcr-secend and third columns
FRESGH
HELP NV; "WV;ANTED-FEMALEs-T PAcr-Fourth
HELfs snS @ASrEpM ASI PAonss.h column
Houses, ROOMS, &c, wASTED-srcosD pAeH-FOurth
%asssse S3sS
MARBLE MANTEIsE,cmT PScsHfih column
MEDIC AI.-TwELfrH PAGR-Sixth column. -,
MILLINERY AND Observation-Disclosures fAoE-fourth
MIscEIIANEous NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
MUsICAI-EIcnTH PAGE-Ffnh column.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE--Sixth column
PERSONAL-FiRsT PAGE-First column.
iPIANOFORTES, ORGANS &C.-NiSrH PAGE-Fourth col
PoIIT IIsAI-Frnsr PAcE-Fourth column.
posi- OFFICE NOTICE--FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
PROPOSALS-FIRsT PAGE-fourth column -
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
PAGK-Fourth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF, THE CITY FOR SALE OK TO
RENT-SEcoHD PAGE-First column =
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcoND PAGE--First
REAL ESTATE WANTED-SEcoND PAGE-First column.
tREWARDS-FIRsT PAGE-First column.
SALES AT AUCTION-FfRsT PAGE-Fiith and sixth col
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAL LES-ELEvEETH PAGE and
TWELFTH PAcE-First second, third and fourth col
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs-TwELYrn PAcr-Fihh
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-FIRsr PAGE-Frst and second col
sPoRTiSG-DoGs. BIRDS &c.-Fmsr PAcE-secOnd col
THE TRADEs-EIcnrH PAcE-sixth column.
THE TURF-FinsT PAGE-Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPosES-SEcoND PAGE
Second column
TRAvEILERS' GuIDE-SEcoND PAGR-Sixth column
UNFURNISTiED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Third column
WANTED TO URCHASE-EIGHTH PAGE-Slxth column
WATCHES, JEWELRY &C-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column
TO LET-SEcoND PAGE.-First column
WINTER RES0RTS-NINTH PAGE-Third column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C-TENrn PAcE-Sixth col
The New York herald., 1875-10-20

A UCTIoN. ATTENTION. AUCTION SALE
N TO-DAY. TO-DAY.
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNI URE.
this (WEDNESDAY) morning, October 20.
commencing at 10 o'clock
at the.6ve story brown stone mansion
NO. AZ WEST 10TH ST., BETWEEN 5TH AND 9TH AVS.
Stenway four round Ia octave Pianofote.
Decker Bros upright ~ octave Panofortc.
Real imported Bronzes aud Risqne Figures.
Paintings by eminent artists.
Statnary, Works Of Art.
PARLOR SUITS richly carved rosewood aud walnut frames
covered in goa brocade satin cotaine
Turkish and Spanish Lounges Easy Chairs nlad marquet
gilt Centre aud Console Tables Etageres
Cabinets French plate Mirrors lace Curtains French Man
tel Sets 60 day Clocks Musical Boxes Jardnieres velvet
Rugs, Ornaments
LIBRARY CONTAINS handsome inlald Library and Sec
retare Bookcases choice Books library Tables elegant Tur
kish Suit a piecesl, ady's Writing Desk.
BEDROOM FURNITURE. CONSISTING
elaborate and plain Bedroom Sets nlad and gilt Bedsteads
Dressing Bureaus Washstands single aud double
Bedseads 33 huc hair and spring Mattresses feather Pill
lows Blankets Toilet Sets and plush Suits marble top
Tables Chairs Rockers.
DINING FURNITURE, viz Two Extension Tables In
laid French walnut Seboard Chairs in leather Sverware
Dinner and Tea Sets, Cutlery &C two hall Stands, velvet
Brussels and ingram Carpets; Kitchen Furniture, &c,
NJ B.-Salc positive Parties about purchasing win pos
itively find this chance. Take Sixth Uni
versity place
country ROBElsT Y. CASHIN. Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1875-10-20

''FAMyoHs SsHABIE
or CELEBRATED TRoTTING HORSES.
SoRE 5ns ss in
Mare s1s y Dsfs ls%ss fss Iss
rl can trot in $40 Brown Geding LOGAN, 10 high high
fss %sa efe g " ef' s
foRT fGpT ssft sas fG9 sG' p
ss1 G Il % rlss GssGs Bay s
sss Tosq 81 Py PAEroR ET Sgs
$ Rss Mare II; M s ssy si$ 81 foiss
high Ist t0'iea iS0e y got ryy Ss%Sln0 coRA s hsh
.g Mare ss M Gss Ss ossa s sS 5s
got BY Parish iism6etonan can trot in IS; bay Mare
Polly 10 high, foaled 1869 got by General Knox can
sy G bso s1 bay Mare aSS9
Toan sass ssss sso s5S'
sire oi Monarch Jr can tro in lo bay geldng HARRY
ro S5 sasq
Is assa % o bT o es @
Sss esSSF iS ssisd stIsts
ss 9.sS s y laisS
isssd 1857 got y Henry y Pstc5en, trot
9lSs esa' SaSs 'sfsa s i
$@s% @ Ss$ #
a'' sls, II ssns 1857 @B2h6k & * M
S Ssek GsfH Gsdns sci hkRcoA i high sssS 1867
"f Is got y
$40 Above are all warranted sound and kind.
DURING THE PAST Ave days this stock has been ridden
after by hundred gentlemen. who have all sx-
themselves than satisfied that they can tro
even faster than represented on the catalogue.
CATALOGUES. WITH full particulars at SALE
IMMEDIATELY AFTER above will be sold
THE FAMOUS BROWN trotting Stallion, DANIEL
BOONE full hyother the celebrated Young Bruno,
Breeze &c; got by Rysdyks Hambleonan. out Of Kate.
all whose produce have beaten 80; has record of l
has shown private trials in 20 or better is Of exraofdn
AIRY value Tor breeding or track purposes
Hoss & 0d es stylish
ranted kind also Dog Cart, Harness. &c.
EXTRA COMBINED BLACK saddle and Harnsss Mare.
Is high years old prompt and handy driver; fine under
saddle warranted sound and kind.
THE BEAUTIFUL RlCHLY.BRED and very speedy
trotting tieding East Boston Boy got by Ethan Allen
by Brandywine second dam by Wherel's Mescn-
GER l51s high years old game, prompt driver with ex-
raordnary style and appearance can show full mile in
and the sweetest gated trotters alive given
months training would beat 35 is gentle for the most
ordinary reinsman handle at pccd Is without trick,
fut ben Is sold to close the estate OF the late
Colonel TIL. Latmer and Is warranted sound and kind
SEVERAL TOP and no top Road Wagons.
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES.
FULL. DESCRIPTION at sale.
D
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
HORSES. cARRIAGEs. sc.

A FOR SALE, FIVE HORSES, SUITABLE FOR
IA. cart truck grocer any business; also one Top
Wagon built by Brewster cheap. Inquire at 3IS BoweFy,
opposite Fifth street. rear