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~. What the Negroes Wanted.

Not What the Nesfoes "
The ciyilrights law, as we have ss'o e,se
whcre a an abortion. 1t Is like inc saw"
~ ~. feline animal which is spit at the on
ssc,s Of ia irritation-and yet more piot.
lie n. vomi, OF the vuiture-a means VI Va
xon.e towards its slversaries. 1t IS ,tne t.a-
,o.sn, and contemplate expression Of the
m.,,ce and irritab,i,y Of that raa'cai patsy
wh;cn has been Damned by pus'c opn'"n
..a !. nov In tho .broes and asanies Ok po'
,,,;.J death. II can &C hiere little inthe way
- nr.,irvinp their malice, and viii! chntri'
800 much to tie national disgust Tor the
,nesnes, party that ever existed On This con-
tinent.
In the brief debate In the sepale it vas
shoyn to be altogether unconstitutional.
But Il is not what the negroes want, anc
vvna. they demanded through the recen
DoccLAss and LAS9sroN and P1NcaBAcI
convention in Washingson- land whist the!
said If they did no. get might lead to Tapine
blood, and fire. Therefore, it cannot pleas
them. while tue whites behold in It an al
tempt to insult The superior race and stt
up s,yife. 1t Is cot what the negroes want
byt 1t tends to ALLEVIATE the races, to chez
the kindly dispositions 'of both, and curtis
the benevolerce Of one side and the usetu
ness and good order Of the other, to the 81
rious injury Of both. T.
Had we desired merely for politleas II
Jury to the Rndics! PARTY thss they shoua
do things to increase che national disgust &c
them, we should have hoped that The
would psss this bill. But we'did desire ths
they should not pass the bill for the SAKE
the negro himself as well as the put
lie order and the serene progress Of domest'
economy. The Radicals have chosen no"
ever, to pass it, and our great oonsoIano
from j is that it will do the Radical party II
finite injury ard help to open the eyes OF III
Negro to the dishonest decisions that ha'
been played upon him.
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President of the Virginia Senate.

N@0Sh1oHt VI tu6 virginia senate.
Colonel K. Z. WRITER'S yesterdss surren.
oered the chair as presiding officer of the
virginia Senate to bis recently .elected sue.
cesser, Judge Henry W. THOMAS. of Fair.
fax. Colonel WIrHERs goes at once to Wash.
ipgton to take his seat at the extra session of
The United States Senate as senator from yir.
gInia. Every Virginian knows that he will
faithfully represent his State, and permit her
honor and fame in no wise to suffer in bis
hands.
Judge THOMAS, the newly.elected Lieu.
tepantdoYsrnor, Is man of experience as
pafiiamentarlan and sound and able law
yer. lie will make az excellent presiding
4 ii er.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nr HEADQUARTERS
CHEAP DRY GOODS
HO FOR THE BARGAINS,

will offer for the NEXT TWO wysra
INDUCEMENTS AND BARGAINS, As I am S..1
mined not TO be undersols by any one. y,n
rely on purchasing your DRY GOODS :, ,ha x q.
lowest prices at ''i
WILLIAM THALHlaEg,s.
COL Broad sue.,
Among TIE many bargains to Be had are
LIGHT MEDIUA MOURNING PRINTS 49,.
PERCA5ES; as
LINEN and COTTON DIAPERS;
PLAID and EAINSo0K HUsLrNs,
STRIPED, COLORED, and BLACK nrve
cheap; WV!
BLACK ALPACAS at 25c. and I'd:
PURE MOHAlR ut soc. worth 81;
TABLE DAMASX at Soc. 75c., and 4,
75c., Il, and *1.25 per yard A
BLEACHED and BROWN sHIRTINGs s,,ve-
ISGS, PLAlDs, &C.. very low;
hARSEILLES and BRIDAL QUILTS,
e2, and $3.50, and ct t6 worth 10:
BHAWLS, SKIRTS, BLAsKErs. Ant c,n
PETS, very cheap TO close them out:
TOWELS at l2Kc. worth zoe, at % worth an.
apiece;
SPRING CAssIMEREs for men and ss,s W..
very low; w.
GENTLEMEN'S UNDERSHIRTs and Dp.u
ERs at II for the set worth So;
Also, very cheap line OF CAMGRlo gDGIyes
and iNsERTINGS, CREPE Wells, Sash prp'
BOSS, SILK sCARFs and MUFPLER., PORTE.
MONNAlES. HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIyvs
CORsE1s, SHIRr-BuaOAS, WHITE SHIRTS
&C.. S..
LADIES' and GENTLEu3S's KID GLOVES
large assortment and cheap;
Just opened another large lot Of the be,: PACIFIC
. LAWNS at 1910. worth zoe i yard.
Now Is your chance TO get c3ol dress at q r.su
price.
For full particulars OF the sb We, call
WILLIAM THALHINERS
NH sol Broad street corner OF sixtl
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OF the l17 votes in favor of ordering the
main question on the'force bill, 1O3 were cast
by the men whose terms had expired, and all
of whom-with the exception of II from the
South, who may seek reelection this year.
have been rejected by their cons tituents.
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Ml T.. K. PRICE d. co. have opened
this morning, by steaner,
NEW sPRISo MEDIUM PRINTS,
NEW WHTEGRCUND PRIgrS
PERCALEs and CAMBGIc3,
COTTON CAMBRlCS,
RUFFLISGS, CoRsET3.
MOURNING GOODS, in
BoMBAZlEE CLOTHS, TAMBB,
lMPERATRICs, NoHAIRs, ALPACA
REPS. DELAISES, CASHMEREs,
ENGLISH GRAPE GRAPE wills,
BLACK SILK GLOVES,
BLACK kID CLOVIS,
BLACK LoSG SHAwLS,
BLACK SQUARE sIrAWLs,
COLLARS, CUFFS, &c. &c. hl1
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NJ, .Ssrs. SENER and SMITH were the only
two Republicans from Virginia that voted
with .h,s Democrats en- Saturday night last
against a., 'ainst oil the features of the force
bill
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We have the February No. of BldCkrood
from Messrs. WooDnoUsE & PARHAM. The
Two stories of ":Giannetto" and 'Falentine
and his Brother" are concluded in this No.
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Ut SYCLE BROTHERS
ssl special attention to the nn.r,ns
GOODS,
which they havs just rsoeiyeds
2o cases BLEACHED CcTroE-au tn. b,,,.
known b.ands-at the lowest market prices;
so pieces BROWN and BLEACHED SHEkJ-
lE1S to be sold very low;
80 bales BROWN snI2TINGs at manufacturers,
price;
100 pieces sOFT.FINlsH CAMEaIos a l9<.
worth csc. per yard;
A large lot 80 Oce yards RFMSAXfs OF Az.
DROSCOG9IN, FRUIT of-THE-LOOH,
WAhsUTTA, NEW YORK MILLS, and TUs-
CARORA, to be sold astouithlngy low to eIo..
them out /;
10000 yards REMNANTS OF IRISH LiSEEsA
great sacrince-be tier call a, once.
To our full stock of SPRING DRESS GOODS ~
are adding now all the latest styles aud shades
which can be foand In the market
LONDON sUtTISGS and WAsH-PoPLISs X
reduced prices;
A large stock Of MOURNING GOoDS:
Spec al Inducements III BLACK ALPAcAS Al al
prices;
1000 CORsETS al 50c.-thc lest In the world;
1000 yards CAMBRIA EDGINGS ana lSskRT.
INGS at less than importers price:
Large stock OF KID GLOVES;
HANDKERCHIEF5, plain and embroidered;
EECK-SCARFS;
RIBBONS, IN all shades and Widths; -.
HOSIERY;
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS,
and q good mauy other goods too Numerous
mention.
Gail at once and be satisfied that you &c. yoer
moneys worth at sYCLE BROTHERS,,
429 Broad street.,
between Fourth and Fiji.
Goods sent all over The c,uu,r! o. .. d. or o.
receipt OF the money. rev
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WE, THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

WE, THE UNDERSIGN -asNs-,yI1EI5yt
w ED, owners aud captains uft.sssss-..s..s--s-s
canal-boats constituting the Union Lluc, uu Ii rcUy
appnnt II. =. LIE KE. JR.. date OF Morrison
Leakasl aud H.. d. BOATWkiGHr Gate with
danes River and Kanawha Canal Company our
only authorized agents az nichuond TO receive and
forward freight Ut cur boats.
Il A. EVANS. j. 5. WILKINSON, II. w. GUY, II. II.
JOHNSON, j. T. pErTIEREw, G. ". KICKS, aud
others.
T0TfiE PUBLIC.
Thankful for paS. patronage, solicit coatinu-
ance OF same 10 the new arm, pledg.ng prompt and
personal attention to ail freight entrusted 10 our
care, Very rtslteunuiiy, !. Y. LEANS. Jk..
wh2 Once Ne. 1910 D9eA sheet
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CLOTHINa.

EIRST INSTALMENT ons
The subscriber offers quite an assestmym. u.
OF NEW GOODS--d.sirab;e patterns, eh''N
fabrics, and varied 10 color,
New WOHSTEIl COATlSos'
New PANT GOODS,
New BUSINESS SUt1lNus,
New BLACK CLOTHS,
New BLACK DOESktSs ,hsh.ess
The greatest variety the best quality, !he ssrrc
STYLES and the nrst seiecd0n, eau now oe .,n a.
and as We have received the spring reports W.
sure the s'yles for the season. 1,.,lSs
Iait ana examine. JUdN Ln,rS,in .usSA
Ma ~
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MARRIAGES..

Married, on the Esd ultmo, by the Rev. DR.. Wall,
Mr.. RICHARD Fl JORDAN. of Richmond, and
Miss LIZZIE M. GILBY, formerly Of 6ichmond.
SUIT Tx San and Norfolk Vir0tnian please copy.
Married on the 25th Of February, In Grace stree ct
Presbyterian church, by Rev. samuel j; balIo ".
CHARLES b. LARUs, to Mis-, CORNELIA X,
eldest daughter OF the late Thomas s. Baldwin; all
Of Kichmond. No cards,
Newark, n. j., papers please COPY.
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GRANT hurried up his signature to the
civll.rights bill. He is not so prompt in a
good action.
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ICE.

Tee! ICE!!-I have housed, chiefly
i from ColoheI Young's mill pond, ONE HUN
DRtD AND Fifty THOUSAND BUSHELS or
ICE, most OF which Is five to seven inches thick.
and all perfectly pure, which intend sell cheaper
than the cheapest. Spec ta inducements offered
large dealers, TO whom can deliver twice q Gay II
required. WILLIAM Z. FORD.
fe 20 2aw4w
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M FEBRUARY Is, 1875.

III FEBRUARY Is, 1875.
More b. rgans In
TOWELS,
TaHLE-LINEN,
SHEETiSGS
NAPKINS
DOYLit.S; also.
SPRlSG AND SUMNER DREss-soOD,
T. r. PRICE & CO.
are still selling wonderful bargains Ia LINEN
GOODS: Winter, spring. and Aumner DRtS>-
GOODS, &C. also, BLACK and CULukED SiLhs'
just received
IRISH LINENS,
BALMORALS,
KID GLOVES for Ladies and Gentemsn),
BLEaCHED con TONS,
CLIFTON SHEETlSG-,
PILLOW-COTTUS,
BtD-BLASkkT>, &C. SC. fc 10
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CONTEMPORARIES.

Mushrooms; Green
~ French Colman's Mustard, all sizee s.H' Gre-a
cans; Cox's 6eat,ne; Jeiiits, aasost o..ct',
Potted Meats. assorted: borders agile MIA c,n-
Swiss MIX, the test put up; S,uf.d on,ss ,ots.
ton Ginger; assorted Preserves; Shocot" f,l7
LOUISE. BOSsiEUX. l4l2 Man SIRE.
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Died, on the morning Of the 2Sth OF February,
1873, Mrs. MARY j. DUVALL, wife OF the late
HAMLET uUVALL, OF Baltimore.
Baltimore papers please copy.
Died. on the lst Of March. OF pneumonia, WILL
LIE HARRISON, infant child Of III. <. and J.P.
harwsod. :;
dence corner Twenly.tour,h and Venabe streets,
on This Tuesday AFTERNOON at 81 o'clock.
Friends aud 2cquIiptancas are Invited 10 arena.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

THE FEET.-Chiron fascinated Escula-
4 plus for the purpose Of discovering a rent oy
TO cure the foot Of Hercules. When VIZ have so po-
tent CbIropdist as DIR. SCHULTZ, 729 Main
street, II would be criminal not 10 let the public
know. All cases OF CtRSo, BUNI0NS, IN-GkOW-
ING NAILS, MORBID GROWTH, &c, treated
without pain under his manipulation.
NH 2.lL&
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yRss1pzsr Pro TEN, ILEcTgD.

PRESIDENT rR0 TEX. ELECTED.
On motion Of Mr.. CR1TCHEE the Senate
proceeded to elect president pro ten1pore.
Mr.. PENN nominated Dir. QuEssNBERRY,
and paid the senator high compliment.
Mr.. QURsENBBERY was unanimously cho.
sen, and expressed his thanks for the honor
conferred.
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General Assembly Of Virginia,

MONDAY, tarch !, 1873.
SENATE.
Lieutenant. Governor WRITER'S in the chair.
M nraVpr
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no trouble. LEsHsa- WALLACE, of New
York, wss sued by several Negroes of that
city soon after the ci%t!-rights laa Of New
York was passed. but be answered that he
did Hot exclude shem FROM his theatre on &C.
count OF race, color, or previous condition
of seryitnde. The negroes counsel asked
the judge to make WALLAG1 swear 70 his
answer. VILLAGES counsel objected that
to do so would make him incuspste hiLself
il guilty, and no man could be compelled to
testify agsinst hinsself Aud 50 the judge
ruled. And there haye been no such suits
since, that we have heard of.
The section as TO jurors is already dead
letter. There can be nobody who will have
the right TO prosecute under such law. |
There are six thousand negro mex in Rich
mond. Which Of them will have this right?
No particular one, and therefore none. Be-
sides, the negroes could get nothing under
Ibis section. The prosecution is bocnd t.
be Oh the part of tbs Government, aud uone
II the money goes to the negroes or anybody
'lse. So this section is already nulIity here |
n Virginia, where negroes are summoned
whenever they are needed or wanted. There
re seven thousand white men 10 Richmond.
only few dozen of them are ever summon.
q at any one court; and of course the
ther six thousand niue hundred will have
ne same right to prosecute Judge GUlGoN or .
ergeant Cook that the negroes may have.
he judge and the sergeant can summon cl
rly one man 10 . huadred, aud all that are g
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMCSEMENTs-EiGHrH PAes-Fourth firth and sixth
SSaSSEss T$S$EDssiS SsssSs and fourth
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-NrNrn PAGE
RSsss ASP soamn
bIseoKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoSD PACE
pxss,E,rrsstsc Sirst cols@n as.gn Dr,,y,r,rs v.
FAsn coume
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEooND PAaE-First
cLERRs sS AND sALEsaEN-rwrLrrm PAcp-sixth col,
e6Q5RSfs Ss5 seg%
coASTWisE sTEAMsHIPs-FIRsr PAeE-Fiith and
COZ HlS &SsH!Es75r..sn S?'sfn: PAen.
psNflisrR9os Faer-Fifth s1 column M V0''"n
bMENG HOUSES 10 hEr 0FaumRsrsHEp AND
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAoF-Thrd and fourth
ggRoPEAN .TEAMsHlPs--snsr pAGr-rfh column
EUROPE-FIRsT PAGE-SIxth column
kXCHANGE-EIGHTH PAGE Fourth column.
hHxCuRsIoNs7.-FIRsT PAGE-sixIh column
E9s FooS5 SE5
~ sESoNp P4cE-Fourth column;
SsEScR GSf%n col
HELP WANTED-FEMALEs- -TwrLprn PAcr-Fourtn
HELP wANTED-MALEs-NI P4eE-sixth column;
HORSES CARkIAG 3, &C.-FRsr PAGE-sccond. third
and fourth columns
HOUSES Rooms &C. falC%a
IkSsTnETErIMoN1E.en S nS q !; PAeraFlfth column;
LOST AND FOuhD-FIEsr PAcE--First column
MACHINERY l-SECOHD PAGR-SixtI column.
MARBLE MANTELS-EIGHTH PAcE-Thlrd column
MATRIMONIAL-EiGHTHP PAGE-Fourth column
MEpltAL-sEcoNp PAGR-Sixth column.
sESSiz fan
MIsohkI hkIAN9haopul'ss-N 9tapl's pAor-slxth column.
NEW PaT RAeE-Tin con@n sxth onmn
PERSONAL-FIRsT PAGE-First column.
fIANofO TIES, ORGANS, &C-EIGHTH PAGK-Fourth
Posr OFFICE NoTIcE-FIRsr PAcE-Fourth column.
PROPosAIS-EtcnTH PAcR-fhird column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUAfI pNS SWANrED-FEMALES-
TWELFTH PAGE-Fourth column
PROPERTY OUT OF IHE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-sEcoNp PAGE-first and second columns.
and third columns
REAL ESTATE WANTED SECOND PAGE-Thrd col
RELIGIOUS NoTICEs-FRsr PAcE-First column.
RESTAukANTs-ElCHTH PAcE-Third column.
REWARDS-FIRsT PAGE-First column
SAILS AT AUCTIoN-NINrH PAcE-First and second
columns.
SITUATIONS wANTRD-FEMALEs-E PAGE,
an TWELFTH PAGE-First second third and fourth
SITUATIONS wANTE PAcE-Finh
and sixth columns
SPECIAL NoTICEs-FIRsr PAcE--Frst and second col
SPORT ING-DoGs. BIRDS, &c.-Fmsr PAcE-sccond
column
FToRAGE-EIeHrH PAGE-Fourth column
SUNNI sR REsORTS-NISTH PAGE-Fith column
THE TRADES-fwELFTu PAGR-SiXth column
The TURF-FiRsT PAGE-second column.
TO LET Fos BUSINESS PURPOsEs-SEcoND PAGE-
TRAyELLEts, GUIDE-FIRsr PAcr-sixtn column
UNFuRNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LEI-SEcoNp PAcE-Fifth column.
WATCHES, JLWELkY, 1C-EIGnrH PAGE-Third
wEsTcHssTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOX SALE OR
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsr PAcE-sixth col
umn
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A MANOR CHARLES W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER.
n. Mr. GEORGE ID. HANNA, OF bourbon county,
& &Aent1feSy announces MS second great eA.6aordaTy
saddle Horses offered 70 the public Just arrived
rcni kcntueky 70 be sod a. BAkKhR soN'S Clty
May u, at II O'Clock. The stock comprises SEVENTEEN
all gated SADDLE HORSES ever bred in bourbon
by tiassett 5l foaed 1861 an elegant combined saddle
KiNsToN got by Yorkshire l6 high, foaled 1909 a
splendd saddle and harness horse brown gedsingg
can trot in 2:4o. Bay Geldng HERR, got by Tip
in ) minutes. Bay 'tielding HERMTT, full brother
e .d5 nerr m high oasd ise9 cas & trot IN s1 Sg Sray
foaIed 1859: ali gaits under saddle; trots ia minutes
bay Gelding DOLPHIN, got by Frank kemble, IL high
ioaed 1859 elegant saddle and harness morse can single
got by Crazy Nick 6 high, oaed 1857; all gnits under
saddles trots IN minutes Bay Geldng LA1lMER got
der saddle in harness. Gray Gelding MENTOR, got
by Gray Eagle 5s high ioaled IN 1909 can trot II
high foaled in 1863 in 3lS Sorrel Geding OF
Got by Flying Cloud Jr singh foaed 1867 goes al gaits
o o @ Sss u Bsy gS edng s s rN
ssSr.; lS's 6sn fossd ls7Si eas tot Il 20
Dorseys Cold Dust Id high foaled 1868; perfect sad
de and harness horse can trot IN 245 Brown Gelding
@ can hs, S9 ny IVA Wacn % proc IN ME ngh sSaSa ~
2io BAY Geldng DIAMOND got by scott's Hiatoga, 10
high ioaied 1867 elegant saddle horse and rots in
slng,o or double and are warranted sound and kind
stock WI arrive a. the Mart tomorrow friday Nay
viii be on nand to give everybod the opportunity Of
driving and riding, and testing the speed and saddle
gasngs peo1s Inc Say Of sae Cataioeae3 WIN S iul
the Times ana Turf. Field and Farm, or at BARKER
SONS, corner of Broadway and Tniriynin street.
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GREAT SPECIAL AND ABSOLUTE SALE
N RY pTRIIC ArCTI0N TOMORROW

FRIDAY MAY Z. AT ii O'CLOCK PROMPT.
AITHE PRIVATE STABLE, No 2 EAST Thirty
SEVENTH STREET,
one door OF Filth avenue and directly opposite the
residence OF Ex-Governor Morgan, all the elegant
Horses Carriages Harness, &c, of Charles W. Molier
'''f' ny CHARLES c. DUFF, AUOTIoEEER
including last and handsome bay Mare. l5i4 high z
years old and sired by Rysdlck, anbetonian dam, by
beat minutes when years old; was broken and
trained by Mingo and he pronounced her at years old
the road ever since she has fine, fowing name and
TAIL fine, smooth limbs good sound cet; Is stylish and
honest: when In company can rot to end OF road and
speed 2.J gal 70 road wagon, aud 10 track
and show 2f5; she is warranted sound and kind and
can be driven by any
Also hrhbrcd and extra stylish brown Geldng, Is. ga
Bald Chet dam by Pilot Is ofhe most gentee road.
in the Stae is high headed; needs check and
does not pull trotted two years age o. at time q gIT
was never trained but three weeks; has always been
driven road and can beat 35 TO wagon and, with
his great style and pure level gait, renders him in.
Also fine bay Ge6ing lb9i high years old sired by
2:2f4; known The Cole mare he raised at Kaia.
mazoo Mich and trottcd mile track that place
in 23S he has improved In speed since and
in 1885, he has great style and ncton docile and
Also fine and fast sorre Mare Comet: was sired by
Comet Crib; is sS hands high years ola and
2:35 any track; she Is warranted SOUND and kind.
Also dark bay Trottng Geding 5l4 high, years old
sired by General Knox; is handsome and promises
speed he has had training except road
driving and speed 80 clips is pleasing and
sensible driver perfect roadster and warranted sound
Also extension top Park Phacton one Pony Phaeton
and open Wagons single and double Harness Blank
cts. Robes, &c.
SALE POSITIVE TO HIGHEST BIDDER, RAIN OR
Stock now on exhibition.
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POST oFFIcE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE NorICE-THE NAILS FOR EUROPE
4 for the week ending saturday MAY s. 1875 win
close AZ this Office as ioows:-On Tuesday. al ii 10 A.
". on Wednesday, AT " " Thurs1ay al III 3O AZ MI
and on saturday ~ $50 and II 20 : Y.
4, l. JAMES. Postmaster
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LOST AND FOUND.

I osT-A ROLL. CONTAINING PLANS AND DRAW
~ ings cottage houses. 1he finder will be bcrally
rewarded by returning them TO Mr.. HENDERSON, II
Barrow strcct
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A -A-A-REMEMBER
"A. that you have only till May 90 to secure tick
ets for the distribution which on Coyington,
KY for the benet of the University OF Psducah Ger
tain or money refunded
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DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.-DODWORTH
il promenade concert band on board nrst class pas
only ~; deck, 5lc steamers eave daily sundays
excepted, nom pier Al North River. At r. "a.
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EUROPE.


Dinner and Tea sets
inc Table Glassware Bronze aud CLOCKS plfiau Mar.
hc SNtucttcs and Basis Porcelain ami gyaeutan NAses
6c.; Dresden and sevres Porcelain
:, IN Paris \ %. i3l rue du Faubourg N. Denis
Having recently enlarged our premises ~ connecting
the large adjoining store Nos - ani 81 Murray
WIN our own warehouse Nos = ard ~ We now able
% show our stock Of goods much better ADVANTAGE
than formerly We have lately received and placed On
our shelves large quantities of GOODS manv "a
which 81 entirely and novel design and nuiqua
decoration manufactured Tor IN Europe and NOT % 10
found elsewhere IN New York. We improve ths 0ppcr
unity 10 invite customers AMI lgG3D4t 81 eNry
visit ard Inspection of our stock
Nav NnHk. MaN Il. leaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-06

L1OR sALE-oNE SKELETON WAGON POLE AND
Shafts, and Suky, by Caffrey; one Track Wagon
ana sulky BY Dq6oise one sinse,seat sysrs Wagon
threeseat Phaeton, ny Brewster; also variety OF
and second hand Road Wagons. At KNOTT a
McGUIRES, SO TO s. Wooster street. Spring street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-06

LIoR SALE-A Two.sEAT EXTENSION TOP PHAE-
Il tom very good order. Apply at stable, ia Clinton
N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-06

Astor House carsleave yessy strees,o- terry Fr,
3cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-06

LroR sALE-A VERY HANDSOME PAIR OF COBs
bright bays, Bang tails l51s hands; sound and kin
in single double harness. price $1,000 To be seen
Mrs LYDIG'S, West Farms, Westchester county, n Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-06

L1oR sALE-A LADY's TURNOUT; KlND GENTLE
y Horse Basket Phaeton Harness, &C. Apply at
stables, ~ Clinton place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-06
4 RoH. JOHNSTON, AUcTroNEER.

/ ), ELEGANT BROUGHAM Peters OF London
Z ENGLISH HARNESS. London ma de, 10 order
1 : TEAM OF DARK BROWN CARRIAGE HORSES,
tn l6 hands high, ana years: an excellent team
tor either family, carriage or road use.
IL THIS ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT will be sold
at auction at
+. ARCH JOHNSTONiS
= 10 10 IS Thirteenth street near University place
IL TOMORROW friday, at 10 O'Clock, without re-
/ Z serve Now on exhibition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-06

LN0R SALE-A POWERFUL. BIG MARE, LITTLE
sore, forward, S55; big chunk a Horse, $40,
valuable for canal or brick yard work. IS New Cham
be street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-06

LfDR SALE.-A GENTLEMAN WILL SELL AN Eli
H. eRant Landau, by Brewster in the most complete
order for less than half its cost Can be at private
stable 23S Thompson street. inquire next door in the
corner Amity street