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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-12

THE TILDEN AND HENDRICKS CLUB
/ of the Thirteenth Ward will meet at their
Headquarters corner Of Race and Green
streets THIS, and EVERY MONDAY NIGHT.
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-12
EDUCATIONAL.
c'H|cKERING INSTITUTE

XNTILL REOPEN MONDAY, Sept. 18. A
w Classical and Scientific School OF Is
years. standing Receives boys commencing
at A, b, C's and youth OF all ages Prepares
thoroughly for the best Colleges and scientific
schools and for business. Boarding on most
reasonable terms. The Principal may be
seen daily at NO 253 West seventh street,
from Y TO a ID from 4 to s p M. Catalogues
at the BOOKSTORES. se?-6t* -STu&In
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-12

On WEDNESDAY, October 4, at ~ o'Cloci
A. NJ, on the premises, the eastern one-half Ol
ali that certain lot OF ground situate in Clncin,
natl. ONO, being known and designated as Lof
Number One O), on plat recorded in the
records of the Common Pleas Court. vol. 948s
page 5l3, said eastern half OF said lot No:
measuring twenty (2J) feet in front on ting
north side of Plank Road (Gest street,, and
extending back northwardly, the same widths
seven hundred and forty 740) feet, to the MIDI
die of NLIllcreek.
Apprised at $50 per front foot.
Terms Of Sale-One- third cash, and balanca
in one ana two years, with interest from dat
Of sale, payable annually, the deferred payt
ments to be secured by mortgage on the preInS
ises. ELIZA LEoohL,
Administrators of Peter Lessel, deceased.
G, TAFEL. Attorney.
HEMMELGARN Il CO., AuctioneerA
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-12
ADMINISTRATORS Sale of Real Estate o.
West Walnut Hills and Oh GeSt street..

DURsUANr to a command of an order for
| sale OF the Probate Court OF Hamilton
I0uuty, ONO, will offer at Public Auction.
ON the premises, on WEDNESDAY. OctobeF
4. 81 O'Clock 7. NJ, the following described
real estate, w:
one hundred and seventy-fve d15) feet Of
the east end OF lot marked No. 62 on plat %
James Kemper's .bIivision, said lot fronting
one hundred and forty feet on the west side os
Lane street in the said city Of Cin:innatl o.
and running back between parallel lines, ant
at ri ght angles to said Lane street, one hundres
and seventy five feet
Appraised at $2l per front foot
Evening star., 1876-10-17

One of the indications Of the importance
attached by the politicians to the electoral
vote OF the State of New York In November
is the activity with which grist 10 now being
run through the naturalization mill In New
York city. -Four or i've thous and new voters
have already been turned out in this way
since the 1st Of October, and as the process
continues until the 9th inst, the numbers
will be largely increased before the close
Those naturaliZed are mainly Irish and Ger
mans Curiously enough, however, quite q
number OF coIored men are found in the line
OF applicants for naturalization papers,
showing that there are some colored immi-
grants.
Both the republicans and the dem ocrats
have committees on the ground to give for
eigners informatio1 where to go to obtain
their papers, and the form requisite for the
purpose. The committees also pay the fees
for those who have not the means to pay
themselves. Each applicant takes oath in
the presence OF the judge that he renouncss
allegiance to every government except that
cf the United States, and by q special form
OF words 10 the government under which he
was born. All Germans, for example, are
required to forswear allegiance to the EN-
peror William, and all Irtshmen to Queen
Victoria.
Evening star., 1876-10-17

The ingenuity OF smugglers Is prover5Ial,
and although many Offenders are spprs-
nenoed IL Is reasonable to suppose that q
iAree number by their adroitness oaffi the
oest enorts OF the custom house ON ,ers to
secure their detection. A Mrs. Goldsmith.
VINO arrived In New York from Europe q
feW days ago, deposed that she had nothing
dutiable among her effects, but a fam aIs an :.
toms inspector had her suspicions arousea
BY the plump appearance OF the lady An d
surmised that the nlling out OF the bust "a.
anything but natural. Ga disrobing Nr.
Goldsmith two protuberances OF . pulbous
form were found nlled With jswelry amount-
ing In value to not les than $4,000. Such
pains taxing ingenuity ought to be rewarded
py Q gewyeau n STATE prison.
Evening star., 1876-10-17

Law and order are march ing hand IN hand
In the Pennsylvania coal mining regions.
Quite . large number OF Mollie Maguirss
were sentenced TO long terms Of imprison-
ment NJ Pottsville yesterday. IL justics
continues TO be meted out at this rate the
mining regions viii soon become as peace
ful n other sections Of the country.
Evening star., 1876-10-17

The Commissioners of the District OF
Columbia had published in yesterdays
STAR the programme for Maryland aud
District of Columbia day, October 10th, at
the Centennial Exhibition, from which IL
appears that the Governor OF Maryland and
District Commissioners will enter the gate
at 10 q M, and proceed, with proper escort,
to the Maryland House, where, At 1890 Q. M,
an address will be delivered by J. V. L.
Findley, OF Baltimore, on Maryland, and at
11:3o an address by Thomas Wilson, Of this
city, OH the District OF Columbi and from
II TO p. 10. there will be q reception by the
Governor of Maryland and the District Com
missioners.
Evening star., 1876-10-17

Both Hayee and Tilden assert that they
don't want q second term In ofics, and the
latter goes DO far rs to say that the Consti-
tuition should be amended to prohjbit the re-
election OF o President II therefore follows
that the one who Is fortunate enough to
reach the highest office in the gift OF his
countrymen, will occupy II but four years
1t might be supposed that this would estab
lish q precedent which would 60 vera there
after, but this is scarcely likely, since some
OF our best Presidents, incluiing Washing
ton, Jefferson and Jackson, served their
country acceptably for eight years each
The question of honoriDg President with q
second term must be answered by the peo-
pie themselves, who are best qualified to
judge OF the propriety and necessity of such
a course. With the politicians availability
will always be a prime consideration In the
selection of candidates. 1t will matter but
little how many terms a Chief Executive
may have enjoyed If he possesses the ele-
ment OF availability TO q greater degree than
any other candidate in his party. In that
case he will be pretty sure TO be renoml-
mated. Within the last few years, however,
a popular pref judice has been created against
the "third- term" idea, aud IL is safe to pre-
dict thut but few, If indeed any, OF our Cnief
Executives will hereafter have an oppor-
tunity Of immolating themselves for twelve
years on the altar of their country.
Evening star., 1876-10-17

Under the head OF "Good News for Mr..
seymour" the New York Eue7abtg Post, refer
ring TO the fact that he virtually said In Q
recent letter that q democratic House could
do no harm on account OF . republican Sem
ate, says that holding this view Mr.. Sey-
mour will be delighted 10 learn that II the
republicans gain In Congressman at the rate
they did In OHIO and Indiana there will be q
republican majority In the next House of
Representatives as well as In the Senate, 90
that there would be a double guaranty
against danger II, through any freak OF poll
tics, the democratic Presidential ticket
should be successful.
Evening star., 1876-10-17
MEDICAL. &c.

Il BRO fHkRs upon sii diseases iscidsnt % to e: fe:
Ds once 81 Is and
posite smithsoniap. octls ~
"SATIsI IAOTION"-A lohtive cure, q per be.
nIs n us; Prepared accoEdi5g 70 the ohsinsI form
syiy.nis .venus. 6on.aitaticus ms irss % oc.io I'M nm
@EC ORATI1G 0ORDiAL fals 70 cure any
isHs: g.! Ss: :nS EsSorst.i1 sos .;i.:.
DR; BUOKLER JONES GREAT DISCOVERY
.n s!. II sn:
nnsm. 0out, HeGralgia, OhroBio sorss, Bruptive
Sys si% s.is Snss 20 o'S.s ss:!ss
s"S ss STAMPS oan give the bsss rsssrs,ess f. lis
DEksEsHc a.. e: Ss..!. SS.s x.;:s:s'S :.s 0;s
go: ses ss:s.sff1 y..l: {: i: Ss e:
HcssS sss: s: 9si ps;.oes sas 70
s -: S::s:.. AID: ;S5S:. ~:
nan fumor. qua.as tsss or no charges.
q. Hovafd strsss, Baltinors sSsu
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S5is.I SSs:.s: S.:sssss:: ei::s q sa::: sssis:..s 8
sss1ty sasss e "a: s: q
8: 4: ::dis SSs S:s, 8, :. sss: ;aa O.:
80 e s;ssa; saS;s, ;ssss.inS e. .sg ssS 49,
Sl!ssioa, - ltssics q 9 hssss. - s s:sS
80 80 q ssha @ G,sdiss., "a SossSe1ins.. ssl
sais:. Cd 81 80 IN = ssSS 8 ssiSST 81
ssSiys 1d - e.Y scaY soec - ss.f5asslY - -
~: :: "a S:. -; 8; s. 20 - -: :: ss::5 =.
Evening star., 1876-10-17

"Sitting Bull" Morton is now the way 10
which the political opponents OF the republi
can Senator from Indiana designate him.
The fact that the Senator formerly deliv
cred all OF bis speeches in a sitting position
probably gave rise to his new title. At the
last session of Congress-, however. the Sena-
tors health having improved, he stood at
bis desk while addressing the Senate.
Evening star., 1876-10-17
4 o q 9 A L = 4.
by h. H. WARNER,

CoRSRR sIH AND erRxsrs.
B6Tss s'oTy msn..,d rof and ssse9sst ssInk
sOS =: sSS
tnf city, soos az ysTs; ,sry cheap % aims.
street. near Oonnecticut avenue: deiisSsfai iocs.
nSn' al modern tnproyemenu; isse. ysri: very
small BsiCK Soess. tso,s s Story rs' and basement, s
on Carol. ssGeet, near the Capitol; cost ess, viii
An eneellent property. No. 3ss A stree, north.
Pfos fSs dsessa ns. s.i,S;S S.ssa In walnut
kamH on S o.
water in kitchen. Offered ct . great sacrifice II
For sale. Ho. 1916 9Th strret northwest, large
lot lot Srin, twos,oIy brick in ir.nt .ss tso .,ory
Also. for sale, number OF other HoUsEs, rang.
Ing from eeso upwards. in all parts Of the city
OB y 3 u T.
Gen Sr.nts hda re nth and nv, m. L., rent Ios.
ssrthwest corner llth st eet and Pa rent low
handsomely furn., Scott square Arl ton hotel
Sorns! i!ss street HAS. al and d !; .Ssau.sss @ .,- $50
No So6 18th street northwest, fur nshed l... 80
No. "a street nor invest, ... 20 30
20: 70 ion 81: y; ", rooms. n l.. stable 10
10 $50 Penny iTsnia avenue ecvsr is
70. ~ ists street northwest is rooms, m. lilo
s s ~ ;iss::
Ne. l1ll Z street northwest, Is rooras, mod ion 100
30 us iiss street Nv. II H roo%.. mod moa i%ss. E IS
PisIss S; s !s1.ss a ssrees . i.S rom, NOD
SOS iist street northwest, rooms. nod Imp. %
No !te llth strest northwest. II rooms N. L.. 81
nssa g. 1S... a1ss
NV: cor 9Th and = sts. n " store dwelling 50
No No ssaS q street sSItnss.s, u rooms: MOD mps %
ioh street near northusst-........ .-..-....- 90
Mt Pleasant, rooms and acres Of sround.-. SO
so ae st6 street southeast. rooms, mod im1s 20
No. la0 nh street n.E.. 10 rooms, mod, imps. ti
Store and dwelling, Nv corner is.h anG Osw 90
No. ne 9th street southeast 10 rooms, mod Taps 20
30. E04 nth street northwest, 8 rooma ......--. 81
No az 9Th street northeast, mod. imps...-..... IS
TepnaIl, town Road near GeOrGstOw n........ ss,
store No. s3e 7th street southwest
etore and dwelling, No IS Hign st, Geo toan- IS
New houses, 6th street. Oh P............-.. IS
lie brct Psri, 81 Elm .srees'...... rs m L. %
s.s2 ~ ~ sLeet nortnwest ~
Ian edon Terrace 9Th stree, exile s.
70: eis ~ street se,1 rooms, gas and water Is
No 41 New Jer.ey ave southeast. m ID i1Ds- IS
Nos iasa. nss, Ess street northsest..,,....-. as
No SO sth street northeast, reems, m imps- Is
No "a, 6ls, % b Sc, rooms. gas and water %
70 ia, s,ssshnse,ts ss avenue %
No. Sls Ea.t Capitol ST., srs @. aud wafer %
No. sn street southeast, rooms.............. %
NO zs Ms heie.s.e .vsnue, near LIST and K----. y
No l4ll, N7 81 st. nv, 6rooms and Watsr..... Is
No HOS Park street northeast, rooms. m 6. is
Noe. and fo1pdry Place. Is
No 21Ds nth street northwest, story re-. Is
70. M asl0 0 street northwest roons........... u
Ho. Q street northwest, rooms $685.. .-.... 10
Also, number Of other bouses, fall particulars OF
Sh,s I'll be s1sen by APPLICATION st she ofces Of
Evening star., 1876-10-17

Just now political journals are calculating
the chances In November, aud giving the
list OF states which will be carr led for Hayes
and Tilden, respectively. While the demo
cratic organs all agree on the triumph of
Tilden and Hendricks, no two of them figure
out the result by exactly the same figures
Republican journals are, OF course, confident
OF the success of Hayes aud Wheeler, their
calculations showing that this res ult Is in
evitable. No overwhelming majority Is
claimed by either party, which indicates
that close vote Is anticipated. The New
York Tribune prints table giving Governor
Tilden what Is claimed for him -stae solid
southland to Governor Hayes every north
ern and western state except the following,
which IL classes as ''dou btful." viz:-Indiana,
Connecticut, Oregon, New Yorb, New Jer-
sey and California. The vote concetei to
Tfiden foots up 13s, and TO Hayes I57, while
the doubtful states aggregate an electoral
vote of1+ ntne prediction as to the states
which will certainly be carried for Tilden
and Hayes is sure OF fulfllment-and IT
seems tolerably fair estimats-then, of
course, everything depends on the doubtful
states named. A majority OF the electoral
votes Cs5) being necessary to a choice, 1t
viii be seen that TO succeed Tilden must re
ceive, besides the vote of the south, A. elec
toral votes more, and Hayes but % TIE
vote OF New York thrown for Hayes and
Wheeler would give the republican ticket
1S2, or more votes than are necessary to q
choice. Should Tilden carry New York he
would have 173 votes-that Is to say, he
would lack IL votes OF majority. Indiana,
with her Is votes In addition, would, how.
ever. give him more than q majority and
elect the democratic national ticket. Should
Tilden carry the south and Indiana, Con-
necticut, Oregon, New Jersey and Califor-
mia. dosing New York; he would receive
but ~ votes, or less than The necessary
majority.
Evening star., 1876-10-17

The young men recently expelled from the
naval academy for refusing to give the
names Of certain boys who had been indulg-
ing In the pastime Of hazing, fail to receive
much sympathy, and IL Is right that they
should not. The necessity for the supremacy
OF order In an institution OF this kind 10 ap-
parent.
Evening star., 1876-10-17

The fact OF the recent poisoning OF several
persons by "toadstools" gave the subject OF
"mushrooms;" which was discussed at the
session of the Maryland Academy OF Sci.
ences, In Baltimore, last night, much inter.
est DR.. Murdoch said that edible mush-
rooms were sometimes poisonous, and there
was no certain test OF their innocuousu ess.
Rev. DIR. Dalrymple said colored cooks re-
ject those "a poisonous which discolor silver
spoons. Ttey were sometimes also sud-
posed poisonous when they were only indi-
gestiole. DR.. Williams said the edible mush.
room VIII always peel, while the poisonous
mushroom or toadstool will not. Professor
Schin, OF Florence, Italy, 1t is stated, has
proved by many scie1tinc experiments that
non-edible mushrooms have Q common pol
son, called muscasina, the effects OF which
are counteracted either by atropine or datu-
rin-chemical alkaloids, which are recog-
nized In the materia medica OF all nations.
In the rural districts of Italy the law now
compels apothecaries to keep these aka
loids In case Of emergency, and they are said
to act "like o charm" In neutralizIug the
evil effects Of the poisonous vegetable.
The recent riot near Charleston, South
Carolina, seems to have been a one. sided
sffair, as most riots are In tnat unhappy
state. This time, however, the whites ap.
pear to have been the sufferers, two of their
number having been killed and fourteen
wounded. Heretofore, in almost every case,
the casualties have been confined to the
other side. Possibly the loss of life on the
Side OF the blacks is yet to be reported.
Evening star., 1876-10-17
A g T b o l. 0 @ z.
MADAMR ROoa

TINS celebrated Lady AstIoloG1st and HeaIinE
Medium can be consulted ut No. 9Ol u street, cor
ner OF "a northwest She has no superior In deli O.
ealing the Past, Present and Future. In love or
business her advice 10 inv Aluabe describing your
friends, pointing out your enemies, aud Informing
you OF the sure way to IN ell "a
demen. q 70. sepi-1v
Evening star., 1876-10-17

this once.
Loans.
5000, $500, 500, $500. Two per cent. for ne.
gotiating. octI4 tr
Evening star., 1876-10-17

rtcIu Nuctl "EOTO-
% @. Z ATLEs, sis 7t6 street n. a' seps iiP' iI
FOE SALT.
We offer the following list OF Unredesnsd Pledge,
aa Son mission Goods ct great bargains. Every
pIhM9hps. solitaire aud 10 cluster.
NAIOHks, 10 solid gold or silver cases, Ansri-
GBs Iss, solid Il, u and Is karat gold.
RikG the beet assort rent 10 the city
tsS stEsnCkLkIs solid gold or d led, every size.
sTpPs, eysE. III sina; solid J. .od Is karat gold.
oaOseE rs; soiid sold and Roman gold nlIed
.LOokhTs, LsdSs or Gentemsn's, OF rioh de-
PINS, every kind, ne. and second hand.
cioois Ansrc.n. % % insIi.a % s' or 81 ffsssos, fs.5s'
sIsN sk0h2Es; :. s ssry aps g.. .o%s ,sry rare.
Guns, Enelish b.eeoh snd muzzIe-losaibs,t
sT fioS sSS ;ss1sa 3 @ ns1s s a. s,ud.
NJ; oIsrs, hslo. sleot.eles or eye glasses.
S4sis ao ss.S.d ds.ss' ans i.s fse rsass. osssr.
% se.c, 70 q m 'sss T. Gs .!srssisssd me,s.ei:
similar ssod. 70 insure tesdy sale osIi and nd en-. en-
sep1 a Norshesss corner 10Th and D strse,s
T'o LoAE-MOsEv on hr.t ol.., real -s.s.te Sc
.ep,l-nn % 6Orn.r ii lin HS and J streets.
NoILcL.sPlcIAL TaxEs
eepo-D han boom, metropolitan Bank Buflc q.
M sq5's q q Sc
S.i,ies In the city. Address usIh sse, Boz SO.
nj MosIr TO LoAs.
%. 900 to loan on choice real estate. IN sum, Of
a fsw sums Of Q Der cent in from q go o $50.
nsrn corner 7th and , streets.
$50 FsiyiLisss ssYillS sYsLaksE II sBerPTss. eFgTs
and &s III & sss sso. 'Pi 1fe@ Of Wa. "
JOHN HfokLTNG . 90,
HOUsEFURNISHING GOODS,
WEBB & BEvERIDGE, M
Are now receiving their Fal Stock,
consisting In part OF
FBkNCH CHINA, Decorated ana Plain; GLASS
p..rxpWAAsh; WAsh; Out, nngrsyed and Plain.
Roser.' and ASerieas Amer 1e o6TLHfsr o6fif fi''e plate
s,s1IsG igIl st'cs ao%6s 2, 6oso0kEkT and HoUsEFUR
WEBB q BEvERlDeH,
seps.tr 1909 Pc. ave-. bet. 10Th and Ilth ss..
10 OHI1sali sl.ss%9SkiI sS%E1skIHr' IN
~ ueUsrruKuifssRRrro GOODS.
izss 81. Is ...... Maass .ss,. s. GS .2.a...
SECoED-HAND FUREITuRE.
- Slows, &c BOUGHT,
sIs and The s,shsst cash prices Dsd, and sod At
W. RU1HBRFoRD,
THE TRADES.
II . n ov D.
JamRa uaIwu.
PLUMBGR AVID GAS FITTEk,
narH-tr l0l srn STREET H.w.
A w n 1 n q ..
JOHN q. HOGAN, us Markr Spaos,
Nauufscturer Of . Newly Pa arcnied rpras koIIr
a. vsrtfiafng Awning for Store. 4 ossis, Pubiio
Buildings and Psiysie Dveiliees- rlass asd rssss
for sale rent. Sole gent for the Oaly renuine
MfldeW Proof Awning Material. sspn "a
- FIRE ON THE HEARTH.
Evening star., 1876-10-17
BOARDING..

nNE Oh TWO 0BHTLIMES can obtain Q
~ pleasant BOOM With BOAkD In priv ate fam
lily. hoom on second floor and has hot and cold
northwest ootl6 3ts
ROARDIHG - Handsomely furnished ROOMS
- on Il iIst, secon- and thiid floors, comm unicat-
IN or kiJgle with BOARO, at 336 street north
wost, Opposite Franklin Park octls 6ts
BIBaSANT ROOMS WITH FIRsT-CLAss
L BOARD, ct moderate rr ces, In Q Drivate fami-
y. 1909 Msri lsId aver ne. octt0 I2t.
HOME MADE DIAIEG and LUnUH RUOM,
MASONIC TEMPLE
Evening star., 1876-10-17
PERSONAL.

nlNORCks legally snd quietly obtained In auy
y state Tor In :. mpa,ibiiity. &C residence not
material. Fee after decree. Address @. 4. 81 n B,
~ tsblatd Block. Chicago, Ill. ootl2-ly
nlVOFCEs legslly and quis,ly obtained for in
- CON psiibfiify. &C resi0ence auecess Ary Pee
AFTER decree Twelve yesrs' ex p.rience. q. GOOD
giCA attorney st-Las, liza Dearborn street,
Chicago, Ill. ocsli sm
A IL PERSONS Indebted TO tae late JOHN LIT
"A TIL either on oIen account or on over-due
notes, wIl, at once pay the same to h. r. DAVIS,
NO.; No 6l3 Is; street. tlso,, any person having
ser! the same for settlement TO ssid pavi.
SAkAH BSLDWIH, n r. LITTLE,
N ALhAaNUkb, Only heirs at law OF
H. LiITtE the late ! ns Little.
IDA LITTLE SIANESS, octl0 3aw3w
I EOPOLD W eIss would be glad to see his OILS
- friend. af bis nev place. 905 1TH STRkBT
Beet BIER. WINS and LIQUORS always on
mana. sep7s I'm
Nhs. DR ELLIS,
Nl CLAIkVOYAh1 and PLANET REAU6R.
1f you wish to ind what is lost stolen, what i.
best to DO or when to Co. hat busieess pest
success In, TO hear OF friends If dead living, go
see the Doctor, 1918 Penua. avenue. up stairs
Terms: 81 to 81. Circles, Monday. THURSDAY aud
Friday evenin 70. Admission, IS cents sep22-6m
Evening star., 1876-10-17

y ~ lsr1sse "a noss yszis1 sSes1- n@3.
{: {::: - Z: IS s: 1::s: -; =: -!
- ;:s.;s II. i! sS ssSos g. g. J.S 4 SS 5 s.v.
Evening star., 1876-10-17

LOB SALl-A magnificent PARLOR SUITS,
4 lOld and blue; pieces, with liuen covers; cost
eco; nearly new. VIII be sold very low. Apply
TO southeast corner eth and sts. ~. octl7- 3w
LOB sALI-A Stewards PARLOR erOv1,
base burner; nearly new ep0 In GOOD order,
:ns an, good WOOD sroyA. ss fisanHS, SIS i!th
EO8 eALI-A very nne HORSE. suitable for .
Il buggy or coupe ID On elegant road horse; ~
can shoy three. minute gait. Addres. ASzS
DRlVBB, st this once. octh eo2W
n OReI AID BUGGY YOR eALD.-A nne Bay
II BOISE, ak years old without fault or ~
blenish; also, top BUQ0Y u, almost - good <A
- new, Of the ee3ebreted Brewster make n. Y };
will be sold g considerable secridee; can be seen
ct the Livery Stable Of Ar. JAS. K1LBRcR j, A25
8th street northwest octl4 ST
FOE sALl.Oae very nne sscsnd hand O0Uen
In splendid order. only o40o. 0neA -
good COUPE in complete running order
oHo One very hap1some vI0?ORlA.
Etaily new. One very sty lish PARk PIE TON,
ne Arly new One vefy good sig pseseugee hook
AWAY bat little used. The last three Carriages
are OF my manufacture and will be sold ct very
Rand GA ARRIA0IS Of al kinds at prices 60 suit the
om.s lyould calf the etter 4 on Of purohe esers TO
M mSeninsent mock OF LAW OARRlAGES, TOP
snd N0,5OP Bv90IH6, BXTeHoIoH TOP
r5hIVde, 90, OF my ow ma. 1fscfu e;
AlS ntn street northwest, Agent for Brewster &
TO-. OF Brcome streot, NY octl9 ~
Decorah-posten., 1876-04-06

S~anOclsOmiGtuingcn i BET MI til.
snosbragte 9rummeusmartee bar
pGrst fOrboispis Iloen Webler,
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