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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-25
THE STATE OF LDJJI@IAN1-
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH m
ORLEANS.
CALEDONIA LEVI VS.. EDWARD NEWMAN-NO.
1888.

7 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE NINETEENTH
4 day OF January, 1875, Judgment was rendered
words and figures following, to wit:
Caledonia Levi vs.. Edward Newman-No. 7I38
In this case, by reason OF the law and the evi.
de9ce being with plaintiff, it is ordered, adiudged
and decteed that the Judgment by default herein
entered on the thirteenth day Of January, instant,
Of plaintiff, Caledonia Levi and against dc f nd.
ant, Edward Newman, her HUSBAND, decreeing a
separation of props rty between the said parties
and dissolution of the community of acquests
ara gains existing between Them; that plaintiff
cum Of 56l75 with legal interest from judicial de-.
mand; that plaintiff have the exclusive control
ana ADMINISTRATION of her separate property, and
that defendant pay the costs of suit.
Judgment signed January %, 1875.
A. SAUCER Judge.
hand and affixed the seal of the said cOurt at the
city Of New Orleans on this twenty eventh day
OF January, IN the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy.fve
la3i fel3 u FRANK WALL, Deputy Clerk
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Foreign Markets.

1t is not difficult to step into dead mems
shoes, especially if they had feet OF the
Louisville size.
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LOST.

i gss s1a0Ba YARD s5.-srRAYED FROM NO s.,
day Gi ns1s%, Of josephine sur
FIVE DOG answers to the name " os Iacr
fs2l iw reward will be paid for his delivery.
N TE ~ ~ LOST Or MIsLAID.-CERTIFICATI
q 1 IN tho o' ssSif ls er sig
ranse Company Of New Orssns o. .s the Delta In
for The sa%e IL are cautioned against negotiating
W Inc company for . DUPLICATE csrtifcate
MRS N. e. sCHfILRR. per
ID. l.: AINSWORTH.
fsIs n T1 mS1 February Is, 1875. 0" ''''e"
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RAILROADS..

NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS
AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY.
W1"EAI JACKSON ROUTE
,.re,a Un and after December IS, 1874.
A"As oopSrt ana arrive as follows nom Cail.ops
street depot.
Err 700 A. n Express. .s11I :aopn
r ra!im ma Palace Sleeping Cars throueh 10 -
Louie Chicago snd LOuisvfle o"SA ~ CT
.,t H.y ono change o. sleeping cars to Eastsrn
o. 1Ckets ior sale and information given NJ No. n
oamp street, corner of Common nv "o' %
,.,e, a. D. SHELDON, Agent
!en ~ &. D. FROST, General Manas~v
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FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA aAvAMA-
Fh1Ia de1ph1a and Southern Mail ssa,-.
SnlD CSmRany-CaFrylng the UaiSo6
yUNIATA, ]. ". Catharina ccmm.ndar IN.
YAZoO, H. D. Barrett c0mmsndar FIX 49, ~
FOR HAVANA.
c. W. LORD, L. Colten commanaar ,,,n.
TO sail SATURDAY. February 26. at SPIN.
' w.. e e! $si;;;$$::':
I.os.ol VIII leave her wharf opposite
sScAson square, - above.
Passage to Havana CUnited sta+.. .r-,.>
Passage to Philadelphia "00A0nOvI'''~ g
Through tickets iss,led tn Ma Yo. ''''''''''''
.,,,, EDWARD A. YOEKR, Agent
eP' ~ corner Carondelet and Grevier strees
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN.
Thursday, February IS, 1875.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Norwegian bark Kalliso Kittel, for Cork
Schooner Sunny South, Derrickson for Baltimore
Schooner May Eveline. McClearn, for Ruatan Island
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schooner P Blais6eI Wood, 20 DAYS from Proyi
dence, to Union Oil Company-Algers
STEAMBOATS,.
= Maria Louise. Brnker from Shreveport
Belle Lee. Hicks. from Memphis
Seminole. Mitchell, from Brownsville
Waloon, Ruiz from Lower Coast
Josephine, CoZzens. from Bonnet Care
Rice Farmer, Taylor. from Lower Coast
FRANK Pargoud. White from Chicot City
BELOW-~COMING UP.
Bark Sarah Smith, Taylor. from Liverpool De.
cember III, in ballast. to K Miller &co-
Schooner 7 6 Collins. Townsend, from Phiace,.
phia, to Geo Fosdck &co-
EXPORTS.
CORK-Bark Kallisto-l520 bales cotton
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sunny SOuth-30o nh6s
sugar 324 bbls moassee l6 bbls molasses box mdse
800 empty barrels
RCATAN ISLAND-Schooner May Evelpe-5 bb,s
-four bbls pork hxs cheese ] ties hams l bb
shoulders tire shoulders half bbls beef2 bbls su
gar | Dbl onions bbls potatoes % pkgs sunlries
1900 feet lumber
IMPORTS.
Notwithstanding Margaret--l450 bxs sugar
1900 cigars case tobacco
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RECEIPTS on pPOnJ,CE

hECElfIS OF PRODUCE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Belle Lee 34l7 bales cotton
57a3 SKIS cotton seed 800 SKIS cotton seed meal 1900
SKIS ocake $40 sks hulled seed 1875 bbs oil and sun.
dries
SHREvEPORT-Steamer Maria Louse-I7O7 bales
oil and suudr'es
Observation-Disclosures Seminole-4l7 bales
cotton 735 SKIS cotton seed IL hhds sugar bb;s mo
lassee aud sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Walloon-I hid sugar
bills molasses and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Rice Farmer-ll1 bh,s
rice and sundries
CH1COT C1TY-Steamer Frank Pargoud-l320
bales cotton 1872 SKIS cotton seed and sundries
BONNET CARRE-Steamer Observation-Disclosures
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
February 4-8 bales cotton SKIS seed cotton 5I3
SKIS rice 10 hhds sugar Dbl sugar 65 bbls molasses
l8 half bhls .aOlasses and srndries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD Feb.
ruary 24l38 bales cotton 1870 ties lard "a cks bacon
So bbls whisky and sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD. Feb.
ruary A--1S hhds sugar 20 bbls molasses IL axis
rough rice aud sundries ~
NEW ORLEANS ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL.
ROAD. February 24-53l bales cotton and sundres
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TlHE MOBILE LINE.

MOn1A8 LINE.
VI ana after February s. 1875.
follows %
Cost %s tSia1,{ SATURDAYS onv 500
rhrought night express daily. .... 11I 3S n
ARRIVE:
EInsss sce0 cor Mondays only n
inMrSCin4h night express. daily. 2:SS
P.lacs Csr me only line running through PUlimsn
virsin,s S,- 10 81 Louis Louisville Charlotte an1
CITY Hot corner Camp and Common streets, oppos,
R.P. SHUTB.
denersl Passenger Agent.
myl3 ~. q: ROBINSON,
Acting Superintendent
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LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS LINE
OF STEAMERS.
BUILT EXPRESSLY FOR THR NEW ORLHAnn
TRADE.
ST. LOUIS,
rim Corunanl

ST. LOUIS,
REID, Commander,
WIN leave on or ab0ut February Is.
From her wharf foot Of Jackson street. Fourth
District. VIII receive and sign through bills a.
lading to asvre. Bremen. Hamburg. Antwerp. Rot.
Parties DESTROYS of senling for their ffiends can
purchase prepaid emigration tickets here g.
d1ction allowed when applied for in groups.
FOR neght or passage. having superior ACCOM-
modations. apply to SILAS WEEKS l. CO.,
No. 48 CarOndelet stIeek.
RRY, No. u Lancelot Hey, Chapel street. Livef.
pool. I'D
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MERCHANTS sTEANlsaIP I1NE.
Tho steamship

a. Tho .'..~.a''
WESTERN METROPOLIS,
| -, H. s. QUICK. Commander
VIII i'svs s M ys1si foot 81 1ser:c, strsss
These steamers have superior accom- lnodataene
Cabin Cabin psssage........... ............sso
StotIHG0. ............. Is
sills u ladins signed through to Liverpool elas.
Through Tickets for First Class and stee,.,,
9 Meeting VIII auion'; Lire q stssms1s saiiias
''' H''s'' id Ss;'i6s i t9RSs e. Agent.
Thd steamship MISSIsSiPPf will follow iesTir.
on SUNDAY, March S. ut "A NJ. la
FOX HAVANA. VIA CEDAR KEYS AM
KEY WEST.
United States Nlau Line.
3. H5.As :: oI s9fSsis%''''' ..nn.
49, n The s New Orleans. Fisrss.
win dispatch one Of the abovo drSSk
Il U31 ~ class steamers from New Orle1ss
Every Wednesday,
Touching ct Cedar Keys and Key West. and aon.
n nee with steamers for Apaachicos St HsrSs
o.h, TO Key West. To Cedar Ksya
Se nuaAe..'.''.....>......Sl0 42s
TSIoSsn bill: Of i:dinx issued to Al, no " .
ans snS Ta%pa and to Now I
and none signed after sailing Of the steamer.
Splendid passenger accommodations. and throuss
70 hsishs received Without permit from III.
a.. l. K R6BsRrs, Agent,
yoA0 No. l2O Common afranA
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OF CLASSIFICATION,
General Exchange

The above shows an advance Of scin the outside
ngures FOR ordinary, strict ordinary. strict good
good ordinary, good middlng and middling fair.
Under the favorable influence of further advance
Of iled At Liverpool with sales Of 10000 bales the
market opened with good inquiry. but the de.
mand was checked by factors raising their nre
tensions &c, which was 4 a &c above the limits of
morning. nevertheless reached $500 bales partly
at yesterdays prices. and in some cases at a fur.
Their improve ment Of &C. after which. although
asked, yet fair business was done, the additional
sales amounting to 1850 bales, making total as
prices continued to exhibit considerable irre~m.
larlty the same styles selling at difference Of y
KS; put although tho market closed quiet and a
TO have depressing influence, Yet on the whole
the advantage was still more on the side Of the
FACTOR, requiring the advance in our quotations
noted above. The amount of the offerings and the
exte Mt OF the demand warranted a much larger
business, had buyers and sellers come together
The amount on shipboard not cleared, gong on
board. and engaged for shipment was set down At
i g
for Spain. 5000 for the Mediterranean, 1000 for
Bremen: IS GOO for the North Sea and 5000 bales for
the North, which. when deducted from the etock
on hand by our running statement yesterday even.
Ing leaves l54 700 bales to represent the Quantity
~ Ine landing and in presses unsold or awaiting
The Exchange reports "sales 500 bales, nclud.
o1v aatea IN yesterday Market strong Its
mldollng fair are raised &C.
COTTON STATEMENT
stock On hand September l, ls74........... 1883
Arrived since last statement. 1886
Arrived previously. 954 4ll-s62 O57
Cleared today i;i: s7s'l0
stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared 3O3
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

The STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
OF ORLEANS.
iNIhhDiCiioN OF WILLIAM MORAN NO.
1920
HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE sly
L teenth day of November, 1874 judgment was
entered In this court N the matter of Margaret
Moran, praying for the ints rdiction of william
Moran: her husband, No. 81 260, in the words and
figures following, to wit "n0
In this case, submitted for adjudication. the
court considering that the evidence estabIishes
t that the s defendant is hopeessy INSANE and
decreed that William Moran be and he is herehv
declared incapable Of performing validity any Of
the acts " hch person Of full age and ccfny,e
tency could perform. and consequently interdicted
Judgment rendered November Is 1874
Judgment signed November 20, 1874.
A. L. TISsoT, Judge.
IN testimony whereof, have hereunto set nv
o ns E sna nsed the seal Of said at the city
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy four and the ninety ninth wear of the in.
dependence OF the United States ~ 49,
gHoo .e-9 NM JOE GARiDEL. Deputy Clerk
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF rup
UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
" me LATTER OF THE NEW ORLEANS COW,
ei'iAi bulletin Printing Company. BANKRUPT.
In bankruDtcy-N0. 1177.
hh CREDITORS OF THE ABOVE ESTATE .pp
-. hereby notified that the secopd And ,hiss
f s meetings of the creditors will he bsIS ~
in ohce OF u Kellogg. Eco, one of the euisters
of New Grcs Castomhouse building at the city
1873, at twelve O'Clock M u"y VI March
f.9,,h, W. L. JEWELL
T. Is. NORTON, Assigned
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noHErARY AND coMNfRcIAL.
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, OFFICE, I
MEuXISnAY RYxN1aa Rehx,aarx "a les

"WEDNESDAY RvzN1Ns. February "a, 1875. )
Nothing has transpred in the monev market
that indicates any change. The demand for dis.
connts Ct the bank2 i. Of moderate extent. and
the offerings on u street limited while
no transactions arc reported in commercial
paper that require any change in the sub
paper and collateral loans for sixty days vt 809 r
cent Y annum; Al do at 1902 and second grade
at !5Ol8. The few transactions in mortgag are
in first class 1t 1910 p cent y annum; other grades
are apparently without any movement.
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MONlT1ON.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS. :
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The New York herald., 1875-08-30
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.
A GREAT, IMPORTANT AND ABSOLUTE SALE
n BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
TO-MORROW TUESDAY), AUGUST 81
AT THE STABLE NO 3 NELSON PLACE
QMERCER sTREED, BETWEEN WAVERLEY AMI

IA BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
AT ThR STABLE EgnSp1f4 70 NEfEsoS H6Ss PLACE
@ERcER sTREEg BETWEEN " n, wAvERLEY AND
AND IN REAR .% j, 81 on TIE NEW YORK HOTEL.
Of the entire stock Of and valuable Horses elegant Car
sg 81 sSse1 sanEe nike the woe o% s9s
sSss anS IoT @ sos abroad per cry G nSs
80, - Bx ciIAkLEs 6. DUFF, AUcTIoNEER
including the very handsome bay Gedings MANSFIELD
Boy $ and Bay Harry are lS hands high snd years old
by Rysdcks Hamble these are finely mated in drive
and color have all black points with black and tails
knee action dispostoned alike trot day
Mitchell this season in ~ TO- road wagon these are afraid
Of nothing and are warranted sound kind and true and safe
s: Al;oths h famous fast bay Gedng Factory he 5
dam the Dsr sssa Mare s'S by Eaeta
bought ey Dr. Herr Of Kentucky and sent TO this city
weeks several friends ca'siSa Of Mr. ssnseal timed him
built OF great endurance, and warranted
hands high years old by Dorsey Goldust dam BY
rosrs % m rSs TINS Is one Of the best and most natural
nvs heats all inside Of 9o she very handsome docile
she q fully warranted sound and Kind
od sO w FAST ,s5 s5Gwn GedHg stCr 5% hands high years
American STAR Victor halfbrother the removed horse
% be fast; he has troed better than 3l but
beat ssat .oSns and Of P he can
Also last dark steel Geldng Repeater i5 hands high
he Is fine gentleman road horse be found
stylish rot in 80 day OF sale and be driven
kind.
Also black Geidng Tom Keeler 5% hands high, years
tho sire of ST. James Castle Boy and others; he Is
Thoroughly broken and trot in 40 better; he s fully
warranted sound and kind
B-The above horses all gentle in single double
harness. and track and show the time advertised
trot much faster
The Carriages consist of Park Phaeton Coupe Dog Cart
Depot Wagon, Pony Phaeton, top and open Road Wagons
Harness. Blankets, Robes
DC.
bail will be sold to highest bidder, without limit
resructon Stock to be and tried all times prior
sale full warrantee given with each horse, and ample
shine
GENTLEMEN AND CoNNoIssEURs OF FINE STOCK
BEFORE SALE
The New York herald., 1875-08-30
DRosPECT PARK
FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.
FIRsr AND SECOND FALL MEETINGS, 1870
First Neutrality-suspicious. 4. 8, 8 and II.
Second Meeting-October 26, "a, 2S and %.

second ss Meeting0oetcber s5, y, % % and 20
PURSE No 1Firs day in each meeting 500 for horses
that have beaten 40 $3.50 to first 800 to second
PURSE No 2-Firs day each meeting 200 for horses
that have never beaten "a $3.50 to hrs $500 to second,
PURSE No. 3.-Second day in each meeting $4OO for
horses that have beaten 49, $3.50 to hrst 800 to
second and $50 to third.
PURSE No. 4-Second day in each meeting 81 900 for
second and 800 third
PURSE No 5-Third day each meeting 5000 for horses
have never beaten second
PURSE No 6-Third day in each meeting, So 500 for
second $3.50 to third and $3.50 to fourth.
PURSE No. Fourth day in each meeting, 300 for
horses that have never beaten 49, $3.50 to hrst 500 to
PURSE No S-Fourth day in each meeting $4,000, free
for ALL 800 to first, $l4OO to second 5000 to third and
All the above to be mile heats three fve
and in accordance with the rules Of the National Assoc
three start The Association also the
right should any OF the days in the FIRST meeting prove
t With the rsce al jerome % PARK In heats where
horses the distance shall be $50 yards En-
o'clock p NJ at the New York Turf Exchange, rs West
Twenty eighth street New York city Address all communi
esons ns sdSpess tI ~ M sras a.
T. o. READ, President.
GEORGE w. OAKLEY, Superintendent.
CPECIAL NoTICE-NEwPoRT sTEEPLECHAsEs
= Horses be sent by the Newport boat which leaves
ray There will be in attendance each night
Newport wharf show the the Good stabng
with hay and straw, will be furnished gratis BY order OF
the committee j. q. X. LAWRENCE.
IVEsT SIDE DRIVING PARK JERSEY CITY SEP.
third money gSpss@beI siso 40 esss ss sscOnS
third money To close at DIG harrow street Jersey City
August 81 Z. NJ VAN kEUREN BlRDSALl-
The New York herald., 1875-08-30
THE TURF.

weight, Sis lbs. Also others. CHARLES l. KIfzM1NS
co, e4S Broadway, above Twentysecond street
THE TURF.
AT FLEETWOOD PARK, MONDAY, AUGUST 30
"A sweepstake si5o mile heats, best in5 j. u. Kelys
Meyers: ss.f !IS T$Sshy Ju4ss ssS
Jacob Hess onSs6S Sa fopsso
CHARLES DIcKERMAs Superintendent
A morning and evening :" roMas Exchange asa
Broadway the trots at Hartford and Troy Regatta.
UcTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY
corner broadway and Street on the trotns
Hartford the Troy regatta and the steepechases New
''''' W lat b. JOHNSON
UcTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT THE
New sp d0s Turf @ b. and ,o
the Western Union Telegraph, in the once
We will also sell Pools on the boat races at Troy com
heats Reilly 't; CO.
UcrIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT JOHN
sD EVENING" o ns S
ford and on the regatta at Trey all orders reeeye e9Tp
DEERFooT DRIVING PARK.
swsoDssais. 500; mile heats IN in & 70 wagon
}.,:!:$$;. !ss$' E s ] Tl!.$ F$i $SS. Wilt E.
Same day-sweepstakes $50, to wagon.
3xasI:S Owner: ;, m m Ei,s Elsssssh ssha.,
WILLIAM MCMAHON, Proprietor.
DEERFooT DRIVING PARK.
Purse Ts"s s sOssS %& Se ss%ss
, J 1aiEsI, Il iis@ S1 Sr M m Lady Lady xSSSs xnSis
i. q Mhtson, Sr 9. Jim
i II a.asSss n:f1S q; S m, M ElS9 snii2 MARI MARI
: n,. ,A''' sans Say"$swoepstales; sAoo
7. = S.sss. S.;sy, /; 5. s; /. Sii a.as Ssiss' s.
D. b. Gof m. Kitty. -
Admission, so cents w. MCMAHON, Proprietor
IL s.qGG9S %Gsss 4 81 rsEF!EHS II FSEfss ED
THREE RACES EACH DAY.
ssoSS q entries 81 Julien, aSss. Eastern Dan Bryant
Amelia d., Pet d. Benton, Colmar Sister Preston and
Exgs so5 srE 70 s Ss. a.sa..
Lady Maud, Sensation, Hopeful Grafton Kansas Chief,
1h0 sS asSnB fs5 ss% h.dy
81 cLAssnpURsE 5000 lseRries Unknown Nellie
Lsay Is rs5Ra EnFsTs $4,000 % entries. Association
adds extra gift purse 5000 dividing the class making two
sPLENDI6 RACES including such horses Cs,meS.ns
% Sn9si Fsr: t HSSs.$ Madden Mayo Ssi,e
s45 p GPsFs.s F 5 & gHnfEa saIa. H1s..: Del
monico Sister So Hattie r. Proctor, God6nder,
. ss5sP sssai hssSFr S.
Lady Starr Music, General Garned, GOD,
John II. Lady Banker. Glengany, Jim Irving Bella, Com
monwealth, Blanche Vanity Fair &c &c.
MSe bsns Ees Rs' and
FOURTH DAY, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
2:34 CLASS-Purse 5000 l6 entries. Nerea, Orient,
John W. Hail. Sir William Wallace Lena Case, voltare,
Lady Goodwin, Unknown, &C. &c.
2:2S CLASS-Purse 200; 1S entries. Rarus Little
Fred, Eva, Bonner Adelaide shanty Annie Collins and
others.
FREE FOR ALL-Purse $4,000; entries Goldsmith
Maid, Lula, American Girl Bodine, Hopeful and Judge
Fullerton.
Fools UNDER the sole management of MAJOR CHAs.
w. BARKER, of the New York Tattersalrs.
EXCURSION TICKETS the railroads, and all trains
stop gate Of park The and 10 A NJ trains
from New York and Boston arrive in time for
: ALEXANDER HARRISON, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1875-08-30

III hsb sb1ES RE 2Fss 4N SS
10 O'CLOCK.
GENTLEMEN WISHING TO PURCHASE, OR THOSE
hsns HSss and ID Gar G%ssfs to @ sell will 1S this house
straightforward principles which have governed it in
" VIZ GIVE THE PURCHASER OF EVERY HORSE
THAT is WARRANTED SOUND FROM "a TO 4s
Horses Carriages Harness, Blankets Robes &C. always
on LIBERAL IfdS 4 t XDvAScEs MADE ON coNsIaNMENTs
A MAJOR cHAs HAS ", " BARKER, BARKER AuCTIoNEER
sFoek YRRN ASGTl2E s1aE onTTLE COTS
woLD SHEEP
oHAEFFEx FExsEE SAk FaHFE H HAnT50E9 AZ G SGoSR Conn.,
TWENTY-FIVE head Of Horses Colts and Fiiles Ham
flsi'1ls S Sha. sf Pond
BY Ashland Of old Highland Maid that in 2 40
% HEAD or pure bred Ayrshire Cattle bred by S. NJ.
70 PURE BRED coi,wod sheep bred by Burdett Looms
sHIE Of sITEEF and CATTLE September l. a. 10
EShss sSs%Sss6 S BE- had At by 10 Addressing BuRprrr
SALE SALE POSITIVE and without regard to weather
4 COUPE FOR sALE-BUILT by MILLION GUTET
~ Co.. Paris, to order for the owner; also Coupe New
York maker for one horse both in perfect order also ce
Be at the San Francisco Stables I2o West Fyecond
street.
Of s6snas rod rom o s1s to sSc
Bay Horse, IS hands high years old; free and
horse these horses are AL young and sound and must
at 43 Great Jones street near the Bowery.
A -wAGoNs-NEw AND SECOND HAND; EXPRESS,
a. grocery business bakers milk laundry and delivery
Wagons from $50 to Sl75; side bar Road Wagon SeO
% Spring street
A COUPE. COUPE RocKAwAY, T CART,
"A Phaetons Carence Depot Wagons taken In exchange
sod less than half price Landau for S1 UO cost 81 800
HAM, Broadway and Fourth street.
i OFFER ON ACCOUNT OF MY husbands
A. death four Horses suitable for any business st half
Houston streets
~ three Horses, young and sound; sold for fault
owner retiring business Call at No 2l4 East Sixth
street, Bowery, In the rear,
A -ONE CLARENCE, ONE COUPE, ONE EXTENSION
~ 4. ton Phaeton one Victoria; also WagOnette; all
nearly new and used BY private family To be at NJ
CtREYS 1O9 III and 113 East Thirteenth street. near
Fourth
A BARGAIN FOR SOME ONE.-CHESTNUT HORSE,
"A 16 hands high years old sound and knd perfectly
safe for lady 10 drye stylish and good traveller price
600: also top Road Wagon and Harness, nearly new lo3
West Flftoenth street.
The New York herald., 1875-08-30

A MORTGAGE SALE.
"A. BY VIRTUE OF A cHATTEL MORTGAGE,
SALE, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
' Al STABLE Stable 20 g IRVING ii SLIHA FIAcE. FhAfi'
FOUR HORSES, WAGONS, HARNESS, &C,
consisting Of very elegant Black Team, old, 15
hands, sound and kind can trot in rs.
Also fast Trotting Hambletonian Bay Mare old
sound and kind, l5 hands sired by Rysdcks old Ham
bletonian, dam American Star; has trotted in :35x
Also very elegant Bay Family Horse years old, sound
giant saddle horse
beautiful side bar shifting top Road Wagon very light
single seat Road Wagon stylish and light top and
top Pony Phaetons of very light single Harness
set Of very fine double Harness Blankets, Robes Whips
&c All the above stock Is city made and equally good
as new and all will be sold to the highest bidder.
Sale positive rain shine
by order of e. W. BUTCHER
Attorney for Mortgagee.
The New York herald., 1875-08-30

FOR SALE AT A GREAT SACRIFICE THE
n. property of the Colonel De Fengburg deceased,
one handsome bay Horse; years old 15 hands trots in
40 dark gray 1875 hands, trots in 37 old;
black Mare years old, Is hands tots in 35 all
ranted sound and kind full spring and side bar top Wagons
Road Wagon 14O lbs, by Waterman; fine Harness, single
and double beautiful Pony Phaeon all good Apply
to coachman private stable 80 East Twelfth be-
tween Broadway and University place.
A FOR SALE TO PAY FEED BILL, BAY TROT-
IA. ting Horse Taddy, 151a hands; young sound and
knd will show minutes: strong, heavy built
Horse cheap Apply for days feed $40 Hudson
FOR SALE, TEAM OF BAY CHUNKY BUILT
IL. Horses; also other Horses, suitable for any
business to be sold at sacrifice Inquire 60 South Fifth
avenue, between Houston and Bleecker streets
A CLARENCE, EQUAL TO NEW, SOLD on LIB
IA era terms; also Landaulets $500 less than
Broeway prices; extension top Phaeton Road Wagons
ct bargains. j. W. PITNEY, 40 Third
A TWO PONY BUILT HORSES FIT FOR GROCER
n. express milkman, sound and kind from $50 500
half value; trial allowed 20 Thompson street,
Grand
The New York herald., 1875-08-30
HORSES, CARRIAGES, SO.

A UCTIoN HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL KEARNEY,
"A ITO and l12 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE.