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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-04-17
Notice % Creditors.


NO. 1881 EQUITY.
IN the Circuit Court for Carol, County.
VIM. Weaver, Ct ais. vs. Nathaniel Mansfield.
ct ais.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the cred;,o,s
~ Of John Weaver, deceased, the intcstate
Observation-Disclosures, 10 iile their cIaims nre.
perry proven amdauthenlicaled. with he Ciesk
of The flfeuiI Cdnn iat Oarrnl county. q
Equity, an Or hafhre the 18Th dnv Of lime.
1870. Jos. N. pARKR.
~ f-H Special Auditor.
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The Civil Rights Law, it is supposed,
has had much to do with recent Republi-
can reverses, and is likely to have even
more to do With them in the future.
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RIAL EsrATE SALEs.--J. ] Baumeartncr.
as trustee sold on Saturday last, wood lot
containing 10 acres, 3 roods and IA perches,
situated in Hampstead district, to Elias Blk.
Ter for $40. 10 per acre.
On Thursday, VIM. P. Maulsby and Chas,
b. Roberts, as trustees, sold farm situated
10 Freedom district, containing I72 acres and
sroods 70 Louisa J.. shipley at $50 per acre.
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The agents Of the French Government
have made contracts in Bohemia for TO-
900 horses to be delivered next june.
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A. H. ROBERTSON,

ATTORNEY AT-LAws
Office with Hon. WIN. =. MansIey, Main
street, opposite Court.
mar 27.mos
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Thaddeus Smith, a farmer Of Hadley.
Mass, has failed for $4,000. Ills assets
were 100000.
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NEw RAlLwaT DxPor. The .Americaa Of
Saturday last says Tie negotiations hv he
Western Maryland Railroad COMPANY for 4
square Of sfoand in The northern section III
the city, upon which 10 erect passenger aud
freight depot, have not Is vet been concluded.
As has been before mentioned, the Company
have not positively decided IN what particular
locality the depot shall be situated. and all
the negotiations made SO far have been Of a
conditional nature. In addition to the square
bounded by Hlllon, Front, High and Exeter
streets, which has nearly oil been contracted
tor, tbe agents OF the Company have also
secured the refusal Of q large portion OF the
property bounded BY North, Monument.
Centre and Holiday streets, upon which a
number Of manufactures are situated, among
them being the foundry Of Messrs. Denmead
SonNnd the tannery Of Messrs. Bayfield, 4
Gregg.
II Is said nnmbeF Of lots on the square
bounded by Davis, Bath, North and Franklin
streets, have also been secured. The last
mentioned property would probably be the
most desirable for the company's asses. II
adjoins the Calvert Street Station, and only a
short track would have to be laid to connect
with that Of the Northern Central. II Is also
said the Western Maryland Company agents
have secured the refusal Of certain lots on the
north side Of Buren, street diagonally opposite
the city jail Either vfthese properties wonld
be suitable for such a depot as the Company
require, and it is therefore evident that with
80 many sites in view there is no likelihood OF
the Company being forced 10 pay an oxorbi-
tant price for q desirable situation. There
can be no doubt but that depot on any Of
the property mentioned would be Of great
value and importance to the Western Mary
land Railroad. The contract between that
company on the one part and the Northern
Central and the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Companies on the other, in relation
to the formers use Of the tunnel in the north
western section Of the city, has been ratified
by the directors Of the Northern Central, and
/ il isexpected that the directors of the Western
Maryland viii act upon 1t in a few days.
Already large number Of cars filed with
grain and other produce are being carried
over the Western Maryland road and thence
| through TO Canton, and the number will doubt
less be largely increased within a few weeks.
II is thought that the city authorizes will grant
/ the necessary privileges for the laying Of
tracks, as the city has a large interest in the
road, and any project vhich tends 10 its ad-
vantage would Of course be regarded with
favoE The erection Of the depot would also
enhance the value OF other property and
otherwise improve the general trade Of the
city.
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Transfers and Attachments.

YNHE County Commissioners for Carroll
a county, win meet at their Office IN the
Court House, at Westminster, on Monday
and Tuesday, The Sd and IA Of Nay, and on
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
ioth, mn, Isih and ISfh, and on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, the I7th, ISh and
ish u Nay, to make transfers and abaie-
ments.
All persons interested are requested TO at-
tend, as no Attachments or transfers will be
made after that time TO affect the levy Of 1875.
Persons making application for transierso
property will be required 10 comply with
sections Is and 10 Of Article 81 Of the Code
Of Public General Laws.
BY order Of the Board,
JABEZ A. BUSH,
apl7.6, CLERK.
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a number Of dwellings are tenantless
in Hagerstown, sayst Reporter and Ad-
rertiser.
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Y. NJ. c. A committee OF the Young
Mems Christian Association reported on Mon
day evening that they had collected $1O5. 80
for the purpose Of defraying the expense Of
fitting up their hall. The committee were re-
quested to continue their efforts. Frank Herr
was elected Treasurer, vice Louis L. Billings.
lea declined. A committee was appointed to
make the necessary arrangements Tor holding
a spelling match, viz: r. B. Norment, S. X.
Herr, NJ. Schaeffer, Hon. John e. Smith and
Professor William. II. ogg. The prize to
be awarded is webster's Unabridged Die
tionary. The match will probably take place
on the Second Monday Of May, the first day
Of Court. Since the above was written we
have received the following with request to
publish it. We understand the challenge will
be accented
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Baltimore county has not accepted the chal.
lenge to spelling match, although the Uaio,,
invoked IL young men to the contest
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The rate of taxation in Anne Arundel
county is rs cents on the 500 for county
purposes.
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PLgAsAKr VALLEY IrRxs.--Last Sunday
night there was preaching in the Pleasant
Valley School-house by Rev r. A. Long, Of
Taneytown. The house was crowded to its
utmost, and judging from the amount Of con
fusien which was somewhat annoying, there
must have been a large congregation outside.
The Pleasant Valley Sabbath School will
be organized NEXT Sunday afternoon, the 18Th
instant.
Mr.. George Welk, about one mile south
west Of this place, has hen which has laid
So eggs since Christmas, and Is still engaged
in that profitable enterprise.
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Four drUves Of cows, calves, Eat cattle and
sheep, passed through Westminster on Mon.
day, on their way to Baltimore.
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pRiolxAL pofN 81 request of 4
humber q persons We publish, on the first
page the Anniversary Poem read BY James
4 Dillnbansh at the eighth anniversary
ef ihe Irving Litsrary Society. which was
he|A - III 90 instant *
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NOTICE.

a LII persons indebted 10 The undersigned
A. on book account, or by note, are re-
CRESTED 70 make immediate settlement with
Nelson hiiien, on OF before the isf Of May.
aprs-ats J. =, BflINKERH0FF.
GHAKER's DRIED SWEET CORN 81
~ no7'aw =. K. GERNANn's,
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WHAT LlFE N THs COUNTRY WILL. boa
gentleman living in Baltimore came to Car
roll county last summer with his family.
among whom was a pale delicate boy, who
weighed but IS lbs. At the end Of six weeks.
when the family returned 70 the city, this boy
weighed 90 lbs. having gained "a ms. in six
weeks.
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A6oRrGAaEB,s 49,
HOUSE & LOT
NEAR WESTMINSTER

by virtue ola power Of sale .o,.,,
- mortgage from Catharine I,oets'e.ss q
Jeremiah lsockard her husband ~ Nh, N. ~ aid
SEQ Duiiaing ASSOCIATION Of the Civ ~ s zap
Minister hearing date May rs. is, S " mes'
cnsded among the Real Estnis ana Y
heeoEus q carroll county, ID libes 'bayt
No, !, folio 32i, &c., the said Tbs ~ =; y y.
Building Association Of the Civ ~ NY A'ep.eo
ster, Mortgagee, will sell at Phil. "urslmia
the premises TO the highest bidder, on S'''' On
Saturday, tAe iSR dag Of Nm y -.
at 2 o CLOCK, ?. NJ. precisely. ali r., ~,
Of land situate in Carroll eonn,,, M ~ parcel
consisting Of maryland,
q Acres, . Roods aud 20 so..
Perches Of Land, more or les. .'e
being the same land described IN -
gage, and being also the same NJ mort
conveyed to the said Caihar;ne I,.l'en VA
Of Jeremiah Lockard, by Samrs, =. vile
aud wife, aud Joseph Hesson VA =. ...s nyefs
deed bearing date May "a, 1869 T l's' Y
pr9Sements thereon consist Of comler.ns
and newly built two.story Log '''aoe
Dwelling House., Log Siable. A ~ =,
Sc Harden, and Fruit Trees; nIf.se
there Is also spring Of excel. '3,sslfl
len, water near the house. This prcoa.,s.
on the road leading to Samuel L. Myers .,,h
adolns the land Of the said Myeys IVY,
about ] miles south Of Westminster 4''u Is
Terms IF Sale. --One.half cash m A., !.
OF sale, OF on the ratification thereof s ny Iay
balance in six months, the credi, m r'a ,se
to be secured by the note OF The nnrr5s @eni
purchasers with approved security ~ 49,: y
interest from the day Of sale. y '''''As
THE PaTArsco BuIiplNa AssocIar,os =, ].
CRY of WrrhtSsTER, Monng.,' ~
Chas. q ReUsaidey, Solicitor 'rses'
john w. liagiiHg, .luciioneer' air.,
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SINGULAR. A eat belonging 10 Henry
Frock, residing in Myers district, recently
came into his residence with q green srake
eoiled around its neck several times, the head
Of the reptile dragging behind Tho snake
had to be killed before il conld be removed
from the cats neck.
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SNow.-Tuesday morning was ushered In
with two inches Of snow upon the ground, and
the snow continued 10 fall all day. Wednes-
day morning, the 18th, the landscape pre-
sented winter aspect, snow covering the
ground, the trees and the house-tops, which
however, soon disappeared
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Al agricultural faif Is 70 b held at
fredericksburg. cuolins county next Jnae,
and among the prizes Il si0O Is nc best
country bsasa baud. Now, rcadeE lap't
smile at he odaity Of this premium, and
jeer At The expense Of Fredericksburg, for
we think il is about as appropriate as some
other things the aerioulturisls propose 10
dc 10 this State. Let Us Instance the pro-
position lately brought forward, 10 turn
the Agricultural College into Military
aud Naval Preparatory School, instead Of
a School Of Agriculture, for which purpose
it vas created and endowed BY the State
in furtherance Of a.law Of Congress grant
ing the proceeds Of the sale Of hnd scrip
donated to the establishment Of Agricul-
tural Colleges in the several States. Il is
also, IN our opinion, quite as rational as
for the Agricultural Societies 10 employ
the money appropriated BY the State for
tho promotion Of Agriculture, 10 the pay
ment of purses for horsc-racing at the
Fairs. Don't undertake TO laugh at the
Agricultural Fair to be held at Federals-
burg, for Offering premium for the pro
motion Of Brass Bands, while othershings
quite as unreasonable, can be laid TO the
charge Of the whole State.
Tue ANNAPOLIS ELEcTIoN-Aieor
respondent At Annapolis writes Of the
election riots on the 9th instant in that
city, as follows
4 g The attaek on Mr.. Williams, who was
taking colored voter 10 the polls, on Mon
day, was not an isolated case showing the
length to which the colored people will go "a
prevent any Of their race from voting the
Democratic ticket. 10 the same ward that
day Fred, Tnsker, colored, who voted the
Democratic ticket, was attacked BY his wife
aud daughter in the street and fairly unrobed
by them. VIM. Cook, colored, who voted the
same way, had quarrel with his son-in-law
about it, which ended in bis son.in-law attack.
ing him with club. There were about thirty
1 eolored men, il Is said, who voted the Demo
cratic ticket out Of about fonr hundred color
ed voters. The result OF the day was dee in
great measure to many changes from the
Republican to the Democratic ranks BY white
men
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fHE BALTIMORE AND 0Hio RaI,RoAD, THE
FARMERS AID 0THERs.-Iast week We men.
toned that meetings had been held for the
purpose OF appointing Committee TO wait
on the President and Directors Of tho Bal,i-
more and Ohio Railroad and ask for rednc
tion in the local passenger and freight tariffs.
On "Wednesday, at the meeting of the Direc-
tors, the committee presented a petition signed
by the names OF one thousand farmers and
business men. President Garrett and the
Directors courteously received the committee.
and their statement was listened TO with In
terest. Vice President King, to whom the
committee were referred. promised 10 give
the petition favorable confederation. Car
roll county was represented in the COMMITTEES
BY James II. Steele, Robert Sellman, Col.
VIM. 9. Polk, and George McComas
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MAY Tern OF CouRr.-His Honor, Judge
Hayden, on Wednesday last drew the follow
ing gentlemen to serve as Grand and Petit
Jurors for the May Term oflhe Circuit Court
for this county:
Grand jury. Emanuel Formwalt, George
W. Shafer, Solomon Ecker, Daniel A. Cox,
Isaac Winchester, Henry II. Albaugh, Lewis
A. J. Iamotte, Moses Haines, William H.
Desilhiss, David Geiman, George Warehime,
Harrison Fl. Lamotte, John Thomas Arnold,
Jacob W. Boring, Alfred Barnes, William
Wilson, Gershum HUFF, John 7. Ingles, bevi
1ingling, William Fisher, David Hiltebidle,
John A. Martin, franklin A. Shriver.
Petit JHry.-Hiram Englar, Jonathan Gale,
Jesse Myers, Job Hibberd, j. Hamilton Sing.
er, Sebastian Bowers, David Carlyle, John
II. Winemiller, Jacob NJ. Zimmerman, Ma
thaniel Lester, Elias Myerly, Daniel Shriner,
William Lawyer, VIM. p. Gorsueh, Peter S.
Gettier, DIR. Charles Billingslea, William +.
Boring, Horace Shipley, John NJ. McKinstry,
John II. Chew, Edward Lynch, Joel Miller,
Lewis IL. Stocksdale, Films Houek.
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THR ANNAPoLIs ELEcTIoN.-A cor
respondent AZ Annapolis writes Of the
election riots on the 9th instant in that
city, as follows -
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The BAPTIST CHURCH. This Church is in
successful operation. Since il was opened
for public worship DR.. Cole, Pastor, has had
large congregations every Sabbath. His
Sabbath School numbers over sixty pupils.
Several members Of other denomination have
offered their services as teachers. DR.. Cole
has been very successful in building one Of
the cheapest, and yet one OF the neatest and
most convenient Churches In this city. There
is small deb. on the church which has given
the DR.. some anxiety, and binders him in
prosecuting bis mission with that diligence he
desires. This difficulty ought to be removed
by his denomination al once. He has been
very industrious and energetic in prosecuting
the work, so far,--no one could have q brigh-
ter prospect for his mission than he has. We
wish him success, and we are sure that the
public will, as they have already done, aid
him more,
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NO. ,5.a EoIrITy

arp i7-si FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
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ENOR THE RESTORATION
II OF
CHARLES BREWSTER ROSS.
PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS OFFICE,
CRY OF PHILADELPHIA, Feb. rs IL

TO ALL WHOM IL MAY CONCERN
hereby give notice that the Legislature Of Pennsy.
has passed act, which III DAY received The ap
q @ Ssse s ss to s
sodate revise and amend the psna laws q this Com
ana atlix,ns aalIsional Penasss .heFston
Of ten years It's parent parents or any other per-
the possession OF such child, with inc intent to exor
@ @ @ such ne sh Dy
person shall be suy OF felony, and upon conviction
si0C0o, an TO UNDERGO an in,prisoament BY scpar:
ate and solitary confinement az labor for period
no. secoSa@f any psison Within this commonwealth
snail knowngly conceal harbor or datan or assist In
tSEea carriea Sway or snticei as aioresaia, either
wh!a Fl wi'hSS ss S every such per-
thereof DO senten need TO pay hne not exceeding 5000
not cxceedHg aiseen ysars "a sna
ng .5d h9s oas amy any or new hHy
sway The loowng Inducements to bring it into this
spS sn hs act shall no, onnv 70 tb.
ing eOncesiing OF any child taken away
Ss ss o. % aS MhsS az Of
Ssy aer ns "a b OF ss act surrender up sSch
s1 immunity will expire N1ss Fl he ss,A asy
Mayor Of the city Of Philadelphia.
Of me STATE q Psnnsyyania ana approved By the Gov.
h' last as Pas sHs5Sss T. ~ Eoss s son.
SSnosa o% S 5om % ho s s OF acny Jn 81 my residence German
am satisfied that bo, OF the abductors were killed
4, Bay Ridge, Long Island on the morning OF December
Ana now, in addition to the immunity from punish.
ITy s cs wc s :. s the Som me
pcnses Otherwise In bring Ina about his rgstorsto
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
AMUSEMENTS-sEcosDP PAGE-First second and thi
columns.

ANUsEMENTs-sEcosD PAGE-Flrst. second and third
AsrROIOGY-sFvENr PAcE-Third column.
nhii,it iiiAiRpSvsteoSp s,I pAGE-Fonrth column -
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED-sSvESrH PAGE
BEooKLYS REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-Frnsr PAGE
BUsNnss BUSHES 'o,Pp,p o,PPPp,wpRruNIrIEs-Nrsr PAGE.
Bus!NESs ,NoTicEs-FlrTu PAcE-sixth column.
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-fIRsr pAGE-Fifth
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-sEvEsru PAcE-second col.
coACHMlN AND GARDENERs-sEvESru PAGE-sscond
coAsIwisE sTEAMsHIrs-sEvKsruP PAcE-sixth col
CopAKTNERsnIps-NIsrm PAGE.
DANCING ACADEMIEs-SEcoND PAGE-Third column.
SoSsEs Is h AND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-FOurth and hith
EURoFEAN sTEAMsHIPs-srvnsru PAcE-Tinn and
column
FiNANCiALNNISTa PAGE. ''N'''
E9 sSoM AE5 sSm TO LET
sTTTSTn tAasxv,iI seu%n column
FkEScM Observation-Disclosures F1on-sscOnd
HELP NrED-FEMALEs-sHvrxrHr rAer-First and
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pAGr-secOnd col.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.-FRsr PAoE-Third and
Hs h59a 4 cGn
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-Frnsr PACE
LEvyUKE sEAsoN-sreosp rAGr--Thrd column.
Los ANp aUe coiumn
rAsSoEourth
ACCOMPLISHMENTS PAGE-lhird column.
MISCELLANEOUS Observation-Disclosures PAGE
MISC SCELLANEOUS-SECoSD PAGE-Fourth column.
MUSICAI.-SEcoND PAGE-rhrd column.
NEW PUBLlCA1IO IONs-FIFrH PAGE-slxth column.
NEWSPAPERS-SEcoND PAGE-tourth column.
thEsoN = (, AL.FnsT l., r4Gffirst column: ,
fIANotOHIEs. ORGANS, &C.-sEcoND PAGE-Second
Posi- OFFICE NOTICE. FIRST PAGE-sixth column.
PROPOSALS-SEcoND PAGE-tourth column.
PRuFEr SIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FENALES-
SEVENTH PAGEAtirst column.
PROPERLY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR 10
kENT--FIRsr PAGE fifth and six 9TH columns.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANuE-fIRsr PACE-Sixth
REAL ESTATE wANTED-FIRsT pAaE-sxth column
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-tIRsT fAGE-first and second
REwAEpsMFlRsr pAcr-second column
SALES AT AUCIION-FIgsT PAGE-Fourth column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-4E PAGE
SITUATIONS lrUAATTiSot Ss'ulV WANrED-MALRs-srvrsrn P4cr-
SPECIAL N0TiCEs-FInsr PAoE-second and third col
SPORT lNG-DoGs. BIRDS. &C.-Frnsr PAoz-Third
THE TkADEs-sEvENrH PAoE-second column.
THE TURF-FIRsr PAGE-Thrd column.
Fourth column.
TRAVELLERS GuIDE-SEvENru PAGE-S,xth column
UNFURNIShED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LEI
SEVENTH PAGE-rith column.
WATCHES. JEwELRY, &C-SxcoND PAoE-Thrd col
wEsfoHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C-FIRsr PAcE-Fourth COL
umn
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HEART pisEAsE-IN ORGANIC on rLgclIoNAL
"Heart Regulator the "supreme laintye" Il not ths
dicai cure. Professor W. II. BuNNhAM. NJ. b.. i0S
sixth avenue Depot 81 Fulton street, Now York prles
~. EXPIRE ssed to any address
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
At BARKER SONS
II CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK
TAlTERSALL'S

nS5 s%kna s1a sSfst
h9anY fAhs Nb '1SlRGfsb
TwENTY-FoUR hours allowed for trial on every horse
Is ,hs Cny auction In the state having the
driving rng entirely under cover and plenty OF room
~ c1fxLoGuE OF SALE THIS DAY
n say Is0naE Has o s
.yi h IN
Hsss %sss
FaaSISs ss nsi yasGn consisting Of speedy
Ssss' e. iSssa! sg %
1l as S foS aSd y 'a
''HSs Hos Fs;S,i fSSs, ifaSsroS: BY Wood Bros. g -,
aass @ ss e; ~ KY
ast$ sa made s na .1a
fSas San:
sy 1a ana the pole and Is war
s1sest f;a21. SsSa tssf
can rot IL a:so ard Is warranted sound and kind
.SsAY buslSEss Mars: IsH high. syears old, good
ExSrsss sa ssS S aSss Depot
TEN OTHER Horses.
FULL DESCRIPTION at sale.
SALES NEVER postponed on account Of weather.
A uCTTON sALE-THIs DAY, AT IL O'CLOCK, OF
"A new and second hand Top Bnggies Pbaetons, Rock.
avayS Business wagons several Horses, Harness sad
&sGsra7 si f;nss ~ usn Masse ss SPssss . by oOLA
A SUPERIOR wAGoN.-THE NEW COMBINATION
"A spring sidepar wagon Is universally liked, both by
riders and manufacturers all who SEQ II admire III un
equaled tor easy riding ana the Buck kngham Is not ex
oeled tor speeding All persons interested In wagons
will do well 10 examine my stock.
r. NJ. STIVEks, iAi 10 l52 East Thirty.hrst street.
A I OFFER, ON ACCOUNT OF MY HUSBANDS
n death, six Horses, ft for cart truck farming or
any business, at hall value. 80 Amity street
BUILDERS WAGON wANTED--MUsT BE STRONG
ID and in good order MATHtsON CO.,
66l West Thirty.ourth street.
DoUBLE TRUCK wANTED-MUsr BE IN FIRST
~ rate condition Call at n Duane street
LNOR SALE WwNEE GOING TO EURoPEl-A SPAN
Of stylish Horses years old together with one Lam
dpu rnc Harness single and double all IN brst class
order, having had but little To be seen Mt lamo's
Filth Avenue stable owned at NO. W East sixtyhrst
street.
J,oR sALt-MARCH O. AT lC2 WASHINGTON
hands. years old: warranted soundj good stopper:
well depted Tor general purposes Can be seen from 10
A. NJ. tl2P. NJ
LOR SALE CuEAP-GRAY MARE, IS HANDS HIGH,
yycars old sound and kind, suitable for any light
bu' tnesst r,a allowed; price 80 TO be seen ~ No
OH Vest rhIty-ciHhtn street.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DEv. WILLIAM p CoRBIT PASTOR OF SEVENTH
IL Methodist kpiseopa church. near Cooper In
stitute. viii preach sabbath morning stl03o ana In the
evening 1880 Seats all tree and strangers cordially
invited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-06

| A B. wALDRON, AUCTIONEER.-BY D. W. IVES
a sro9ms log Liberty and III Cedar street
Parlor Chamber and Dining Room Furniture Of all
kinds; also Carpets Desks, Fancy Goods, Pictures &c
| - dozen Horse Collars, i'll lots to suit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-06

AOC SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN TWENTY
fOC fourth and rwenty-1flh streets -faherAl. ad
Lsoss and shawA Same boushs At tan value
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-06

FARM FOR SALE. AT AUCTION, MARCH O. 1X
n miles from Golden's Bridge. on Harlem Railroad,
near Croton Lake and Lake Nahopac. For particulars
inQuire at Is! East Twent ty.ninth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-06

tNuFRftF,s SALES HERMAN, AUCTiONEER,
will sell this day. at No ls9 Bleeeker street. ct A.
NJ the stock, Fixtures and Contents OF trst class LQ-
WM w. CONNE1s, SnerlH
M j. KERsn Deputy.