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THE FRUIT TRADE.

Some Adrico to Shippers to NesU IOrE-TOO
Much Fruit to too FeW Persons.
If our farmers and fruit growers were to
make visit to New York during the height
of the market and examine into the merits
of tho different commission men, and the
way they conduct their business, we think
they would realize more from their fruit
than they do.
Last week we paid visit to Washington
market on Thursday and Friday mornings S
and found some merchants stalls literally
packed with strawberries while others had
very little. The result of it was, that those
who had limited supply get on an average
So cents per quart, while those who had a
surfeit, received but six cents In one store
particularly on West street, is firm who
mainly receives consignments from Laurel,
Seaford and Delmar, Delaware, and Sails
bury and Princess Annie, Maryland. Their
consignments were SO heavy that they were
still hauling them from the cars at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, and they were forced to sell
at what price they could in order to get rid
of their stock, and the highest they received
was but six cents. Two blocks off was an
ether firm who had really inferior berries to
those of the West street firm, but a limited
supply, and these gentlemen received on an
average cents, and it is so all through the
market. A comparatively few men are on
trusted with the fruit of this whole Penin-
sula and of course are unable to handle It
while if the trade was more evonly divided
our farmers would fare better.
When the grower pays 2 cents per quart
for picking, 2 cents freight and u commits
sion, there if not much left him to pay for
his baskets, crates, ETC., and we think they
will do well to examine into the facts as set
forth above, and sec if q little more distri-
button would he benefisial.
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NeW York Commission Men.

Our fruit-growcrs have suffered q good
deal by shipping to irresponsible commission
men in New York in years past, and they
should therefore be careful who they ship
to.
Messrs. Mcintyre g. Van Arsdale, No. 15s
West street, New York are young men who
have but recently formed partnership
but are well-informed market men and have
spent years learning the business. Mr..
Mcintyre is personal friend of Bishop
Scott, of this State.
Barker s. Bauman, No. 105 Park Place,
New York, have been number of years in
the business and are wcll-known throughout
this State as substantial, active merchants,
and always having the interests OF their
consigners at heart.
Jimeson a. Bro, 43 and As Fulton Pier,
New York, have been for twenty years at
this stand, and one OF the leading firms in
New York. Their experience in all
branches of the trade is worth great deal
to the grower, and those who have shipped
to them give them the strongest kind of re-
commentators.
Henry Combes, 143 West street, com
menced the commission business in 1S45,
and has followed 1t steadily ever since. ZIG
is held In the highest esteem by all others
In the market, which ia one of the best re-
commendations he could get. The Grocera
Bank of New York recommends hip ~ en-
|tirsly responsible,
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BALL AND Bat.

The dame Ycsterddy-BaH Ne,cs aMd
Notes.
Yesterday afternoon, as announced, the
Quicksteps Amateur club met the Chica-
goes, Professionals, at the Rodney street
grounds. The game was called at 3 O'Clock
the Quickstcps at the bat. Three runs
were scored on the first inning, and the
playing was with spirit and accurateness.
The Chicagoes got in two runs Oh their
first, but were blanked on the second. On
the third they were blanked, as also were
the Quicksteps. On tho fourth inning it
began to rain and the game was discon-
tinued, the score standing 8 to 8, in favor of
the Amateurs. Mike Clinch was selected
as the umpire, but was ruled out on the
third inning and Abe Geary chosen in his
place. The Amateurs did some very heavy
batting, and earned every run scored.
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BdW Notes.

Four white and one colored boy form a
couple of base ball mines, which bat the
great American game around In an earnest
and scientific manner ON Front street every
evening. This shows what youth and de-
termination can do.
The Amateurs will play the Reding Ac-
tives iu Reading to-day.
1t is hoped the Chcagoes can be persuaded
to play again to morrow.
Six hundred persons atteuded the game
yesterday.
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linden. the Tide.

The Quiekstep (Professional) base ball
club, of this city, have gone under the
tide /" for the want of the necessary means
to keep it afost. McAleer and Curry have
gone to Chester to play with tho "Boss'
club of that city. Kelly has been engaged
to play with the Klintz club of Philadel-
phia. Carl has several good positions offered
him, but as yet has not accepted any of
them. We hope he will succeed in getting
with some hrst-class club, as he is 4 No. l
player behind the bat.
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EGISTER'S ORDER.
m27-tf
REGIsTER'S OFFICE,


New Castle County, June 2, 1876.
Upon the application of Bridget Cusick.
ExecuIrix OF PATRICK CuSICk, late OF
Wilmington Hundred in the said County
deceased; it is ordered and direct
ed by the Register that the Executrix
aforesaid give notice of the granting OF
Letters Testamentary upon tho estate
of the deceas ID, with The date of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be
posted within Iorty days from the date OF
such letters, in six of the most public places
of the County of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the Els.
late to present the same or abide by an act
of Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided Aud also cause the samo to be In
serted within the same period In the
MORNING HERALD, q newspaper published
in Wilmington, and to be continued there
In three weeks, (E. 0. d.
Given under the hand and seal of office
Of Register aforesaid, at New Castle, in
New Castle County, aforesaid, the day anf
''''' '' S. G. BIGGs, Register.
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NITY ASsESSMENT.-The city assess
" nient for the year 1875, having been
completed, is filed in the office OF the Clerk
of the Council for public inspection
The City Council will sit to hear appeals
from the assessment on Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesd " Friday and Saturday, the 5th.
eth, eth, 9th aud 10th days Of June, vt IA
o'clock p. m.
In order that all Wishing to appeal may
be heard, it is REQU EsrED that appeals be
made in writing, describing the property
and location ofsame, and handed 10 a mem
Der from the ward in which the property is
located.
VIM. II. LEE,
Clerk City Council,
City Hall, May %, 1876 my26-Ht
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TNO THE WORKING CHASING can
L furnish you employment at which you
can make very large pay, IN your own To-
'callties. without being away from home
over night. Agents wanted in every town
ana county to take subscribers for the Gen.
lennial Record, the largest publication In
The United Siates-i6 pages, 64 columns, !,
elegantly illustrated Terms only 81 per
year. The Record Is devoted to whatever
rs ofinterest connected with the Centennial
year. The great Exhibition al Philadel-
phia lS fully illustrated in detail. Every
body wants it. The whole people feel great
interest in their Country's Centennial
Birthday, and want TO know all about It,.
An elegant patriotic crayon drawing pre-
MUM picture is presented free to each sub
Sriber. II is entitled, 'In remembrance of
the One lIundreath Anniversary fthe In
dependence OF the United States" Size %
by 80 inches. sAny one can become sue
cessflll agent, by but showing the paper and
picture and hundreds Of subscribers are
easily obtained everywhere. There is no
business that will pay like this at present.
We have many agents who are making as
high as so per day and upwards. Now Is the
time, don't delay. Remember it costs
nothing to give the business trial Send
for our circulars, terms, and sample copy
of pape- which are sent free to all who ap-
ply, do it to-day. Complete outfit free to
those who decide to engage. Farmers and
mechanics and their sons and daughters
make the very best OF agents. Address.
THE CENTENNIAL RECORD.
je9lw* Portland. Maine,
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Centennial Passengers.
BY Associated Press,

BY Associated Press,
LONDON, June 12.-There is now some
Indication that, although emigration and
freight traffic show no sign of improvement,
the Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia Is
beginning to attract passengers. The steamer
Bothnia on Saturday took 24O saloon pas
sengers, and the Abyssinia, which sails
next Saturday, is already engaged for full
lcompliment. ,,l y.
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NOTICE TO COUNTY TAXPAYEkS,

The, undersigned give notice that the
state. County and Poor Tax, for the year of
lSJ+ is low due, and thev will be found at
thelronice, No. 6lS MARKET un-
Til the first day of July, for the purpose of
receiving the same. aud romJuly to sep
Jember ], they will be at No. 10 EAST
SIXTH STREET, during the day.
All delinquent taXpapc,s for 1875, are re-
pu" sted to ca Il and settle their taxes ina-
inediately) without further notice, or their
property will be advertised for sale.
JOS. l.. CARPENTER, JR.
A. GIVEN,
m9a.i Collectors.
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s,EMOCR ATIC STATE CONVENTION

To-day the Democratic State Convention
convens at Dover, which will be attended
by full representation of the delegates.
Every thing betokens that the would-be
disorganizers who have been prsting about
trouble will be doomed to disappointment.
The proceedings of the Convention will be
characterized by harmonious labors.
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1l'O MY FRIENDS GENERALLY,

Feeling very grateful to you for your sup
port in the late contest for tho nomination
Tor he office Of Coroner of this county, |
take this method of publicly expressing
my thanks, aud respectfully ask from you
continuance of your efforts In my behalf,
and, if elected, will satisfy you that your
c"nfiut"ce was not misplaced, and | will to
none can reproach themselves for having
assisted in my election.
Eespe ctfnlly,
DAVID q. ROSE,
Appoquinimink Hid, New Castle CO., Del.
June II 1875.
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summer Literature.

From Boughman, Thomas & Co. we have
received copies of" Roadside Poems for
Summer Travellers" and " For Summer
Afternoons" which will be carefully re-
viewed In few days.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVEKTIS EN- .ENTS.

LOst-A Canary
Coal-G w Push
Notice of Thanks
ClothfnS-i'eWOlf
Frrniture-L + Adair
Clothtng-J w Canary
ExcursiOn-To CreedmoOr
Prnduce-Baker & Bauman
ChirOpodist-PrOf S l. Lewis
New Ice DepOt-Pusey u Rice
Wood and Coal mills & Combs
Magazines-R ans, Market street
PrOduce-McIntyre g. Vanarsdalc
Commission Dealer-hcnry COmbes
Commission Merohants-Jimeson Bros
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Minor Locals.

Bush's patent wagon saves housekeeper's
q world OF dust and trouble.
The greatest discovery in medicines for
rheumatism is Simms' Pain Searcher.
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salc of Albert Grants Paper.
BY Associated Press.
LONDON, June 12.-The same correepon-
dent says 1t IL reported that Albert Gl~nt
has sold his newspaper, the 1sho. II
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TAR. WALES, has returned TO his resi-
~ den,e Cor. Eighth and King Streets.
Octl5.tf.
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NOTICEi

All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested, to the Executrix
on or before June End, 1877. or abide the
Act Of Assembly in such case made and
provided. ,.,n,rr c,,s,cp
Eecutrix.
A ss,>.s ,y1ytlrn In nf0n nnl.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-13

EINAL NOTICE-TAXES FOR 1870
Z This Is the last appeal we shall make to
uelinquontS for City and school taxes 1Or
1875; bills have been rendered and called
for sc veral times, and notices sent by postal
card. Some few have paid no attention 10
these requests while some others have pro-
missed and have not paid. Now, on account
of the short time we have to settle and the
City urging us for the money, we are obil-
ged from necessity and for our own pro-
tcction, to levy on the goods and cbattels
of each delinquent. and having commen-
ced to do so, we will continue to make
lcvies and sell until the taxes are paid.
Those having no property and VINO are not
able to pay, will pease call at the Collect
ors' office and lake satisfactory arrange
mcnts and to those who are able tOpsy and
will not we saw that we do not intend to
nay for them, and we ask them to give this
their attention. Ifthey do not pay there Is
nothing for us to do but pay the city taxes N
Office No. 10 East Sixth street, between
Mark et and King,
Hours from 5 O'Clock a. nj. to IL M. and
fro" 2 to and 7tR GD&UaD Il i; PROVOST.
Receiver of Northern District, dncluding
" EDWARD FARMER.
Receiver of Southern District, Gncludtng
all south Sixth street.
NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE OWN
ERS.
THOSE WHO SELL OR TRANSFER
REAL ESTATE WILL OBLIGE THE
UNDERSIGNED BY LEAVING A NO
TICE THEREOF AT OUR OFFICE THAT
WE MAY ASSESS II TO THE PROPER
OWN ERS.
EDMUND PROVOST,
EDWARD FARMER,
m27-tf City Assessors.
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NOTICES..

NEW ZEE DEPOT.
We now have man at our Ice House at
the Wilmington and Reading Depot to sell
ice. Open daily,
jel3-3t PUSEY a. RICE.
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No. 1903 Taylor Street.
ml6-tf.
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lHE NOMINATION ELECTION.

FMLE Returns ReceiUed- GrWbJ and Rose
the Choice Of tie Party.
We published on Sunday the full returr
of the Democratic Nomination Election held
in this county on Saturday, with the excep-
ion of Red Lion Hundred, which we Civ
below:
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WANTS.

" ~ disengagcd after June 10Th, and can
", nonoaued "o By q reliable firm or company
t os sis tsir salary. Is at present in the lumber
aua a, coal trade, Address M. L. p, this OF.
flee. -
n,O ADAY AT HOME--Agents wanted. !. ts1
SlZ Outfit and terms free. TEuE ; GV''
Augusta, Ma Inc, "e-'ye'"'
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DIDGE'S FOOD FOR INVALIDS.
IL febG2-tt,
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This will make the total vote for Grubb,
2,543; Ward, SS7; Justis, 313; Morris, 1872;
Whiteman, 175; Barlow, 1874; sawdon, 12l,
and Wilson, "A. Giving Grubb a majority
over Ward of 1 ,456, and over all the othe
candidates 497.
For Coroner, Rose received total vote OF
1888; Truitt, S5S; Mclaughlin, 791; Alex
ander, 759; Foster, 45O;Windsor, 252. Roses
majority over Truittt being 1870.
1t will thus be seen that Isaac Grubb, of
Mill Greek Hundred and David c. Rose, Of
Appoquinimink Hundred, are the Demo-
cratic candidates for sheriff and coroner at
the ensuing election.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-13

Prof. s. Fl. Lewis, surgeon Chiropodist,
from London, England, will remain at the
Clayton House a few days longer. All per-
sons suffering with corns, bunions, in
growing nails, or other diseases of the feet.
should Call on the doctor at once, before he
leaves our city. Charges moder 'tc. Hours
from ga. NJ, to s p. NJ, daily. Ladies visi-
ted at II cir residences by appointment.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-13

KUNKEL'S MAGIC .
IN HAIR REsTORER.
Restores gray-mixed, red, light or faded
heads of hair, boards or moustaches, to
beautiful brown or black, In from one to
four applications. 1t is free from sulphur,
lead. acids, mercury, silver, oranything in
furious to either hair or beard.
1T DOES NOT FADE OR RUB OFF.
Expressed to all parts on receiptof one
dollar. or six bottles for tive dollars. At the
wholesale and retail depot, No, 9l6 VINE
STREET, PHILADELPHIA. dec2G-5ly
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PROFESSIONAL.
MEDICAL.

nR GRIMSHAW.
~ S26 West Street.
OctS-Iy.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-13
BRIDGET CUsICK,
UAOvr vt~

Address, Wilmington, Del,
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"A CRY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TAT.
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TERSALLS.
MAJOR cHA s%ssEs S's1GSc1r{ ssf
REcgH1s SALES "s ssd ssd
E oSk srS'Ps SP sHsE J.If n ribs III Ssi, DAY
At II O'CLOCK.
s1 r.. .a: S
TfiE FOLLOWING the property Of private gentleman
ls high old. BY the c.lsOra
dir dan t,s Tnssp r make M splendid SADDLE mare
s sssy s;iS s .sa
ys sESa q ii Ss old
fine snowy match coupe phseton horse 10 nne
81 ErEG1xr sias.s LIGHT Dog Cart. By Wood Bros
% TIE VERY SEE2 speedy .nS sns oe.x
Ss.
vices be driven BY lady With safety and war
tor SIDE bar road Wagon. BY benson Bros
THE VERY i.s, gray Tro',ng osldng winnspenny 60:
s:':s for 81
4tssul ss y lusSss. sssS:ss
.ns isaS
sHT hsSE7 FGs :; sss E:ss. s:.x got s
S & sire Sf s S%ag sf,s s sss
been handled for speed and can beat three mnuses
Fg ;p,pF w.ssn near, city sy,s =.
od and sharp Sag and
m iIs
SSifs5h sSff 5Hse sseEIpqf0s sEHsH sG.;.. .s :.,.
SALES NEVER postponed account Of weather
A -,xAJon CHARLES Y. BARKsk AycTIoNEER.
o. ihA TrE e uNEx.xfLED EVENT ~
AsS baos =; 4; NJ
sssd ,o@ 40 II; S. place = sons
s SrssdSsy s' and ssh st.. on MONDAY JUNE s. a. Il
sss fi%S:; q s,ALLIoss oELpIxes
.s:s i rom down SETTEE raSS s:so ::
Including two extraordinary gentlsmen's TkoTrIN0
THAT THE STOCK came from KENTUCKY the bills Of
d"s Fi s sad o gSs s% gsu
&c, arc ready 10 exhibit 10 all desiring to them.
STOCK s1S!ss: 5 80 ysssrn. 'srssSn and
M r.,s snsfs hsy IN
TRE TiME eisi..sS for ,hs;s hor.s. wi, ss SHOWN
JUNE 2. At 10 O'CLOCK A. n Gentlemen srs requssssd
cAfxLoGuEs, with full particulars pedigrees. records
Of performances kc rssdy - tine Spirit Turf and Mari
SALE wifaoGT rs.srv. Or po.,ponsm.us
A PINK LOT OF HAaNEss TO BE SOLD CHEAP
%s:s; de % Ss
A -NEw, AND sEcosD HAND LIGHT AND SIX
and Basket Phsssons 500 up jump seat Road and
top W. $40 hne Landau light. nearly
Passenger Depot Wagons. Carenccs. Coaches. Coupes
Suikes e6p $50 Carriages. stye and prices
:sa.n % a. WILLIAM ii GRAY and nav = wos:sss sss =
A SECOND HAND CARRIAGES
T.owhseI Dog Car. our mako. At bargain.
Livingston Dog Cart. nearly new.
Eurry Cart on four wheels. make.
Dog Cart. on tour wheels. city make.
Top and no ''' E''' INV FIJI ss A. and s
a -THE "wOODRufP DEPOT WAGON,
a. The handsomest made
Rockaways, Bugpfcs. Depot agons. lark and Pony
Phactons; splendid assortment Of Harness.
Lap Duster stable and Dress Sheets Hatsrs Boots &c
PRICES MUST GIVE SATISFACTION.
JOHN MOORE. 81 Warren At.
A VERY FINE CITY MADE FULL SPRING LEAIH-
"a top Buggy. 30 days ngo coat $3.50 for 500
Private stable 10 Q West 18th q. - - ~
A SECOND HAND TwELvE.sKAT OMNIBUS
x. box ia Herald Office
An IMPORTED LONDON MADE SADDLE AND
n Bride used also imported Scotch Terrier
Dog. Can be seen ~ no cednr 81 room 10 up stairs
A GOOD YOUNG. SOVND FAMILY DRIVING
~ Horse. 10 hands high wanted price $3.50: also good
Top Wagon. cheap. Address OAKLAND. Herald ONCE.
A --Foa SALE. TWO PONY BUILT HORSES. ALSO
II Grand g.. near Sullivan, rear stable
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sPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS. 81.
pooLs SOLD NEAR UNION GROUNDS THIS Az
4 ternoon Mutual ST. Louis Union Grounds Chit
Hartford Hartford: Athletic Louisville Phiie
dsphs Boston Va Cincinnati Bssss9 rslegrsms NJ, rseslrsd
REQUIRED-s0 PIGEONS PER WEEK FOR THREE
~ months ct less than SOC per pair. Address T. e.
Brunswick Hotel New York.
THE TURF.
A ucrToN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD KvERY
IA afternoon and evening during this week st THOMAS
also on the billiard MATCHES 81 Phila
ne results Of which are direct ey nr
A uCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD TODAY AT
"A NEW YORK TURF EXCHANGE. Is Wet 28th ST. on
the CINCINNATI Running Races French pools close lis
senge<. KELLY. BLISS co.
A UCTIoN AND FRENCH POOLs SOLD AT JOHN
"A sons Rooms. Brosdway aud 2sh this after
the Cincinnati. Ohio Full returns
ceived by telegraph All orders BY mail will
' s'ns' p's' Jomssos s'iis
pAsE BALL-POOLS BOLD ON MUTUAL VS.. ST.
- Louis. Hartford Chicago. Boston Cincinnati
Athletic Louisville. ths also the tros at
Philadelphia JOHNSON BROS. 2ssh S. and Broadway.
(ENTREvILLE COURSE THU RsDAY JUNR l. is7s.-
" $40, tor horses that 5O $50 70 hrt
Mc. A. DENToNs. Jamaica. L. Tuesday, May 80. 1876.
Admission Sic.
rrATTERsALI's TURF AGENCY. l.2a7 BROADWAY
Books Withcrs and Belmont ST axes. &c, all Bat
and all throughout the year. McDOU-
GAL 4 co. Amounts booked from ~ upward
rTlATTERsALL's TURF AGENCY 1927 BROADWAY
/ Books on ell races throughout the year; amounts
grounds BinK Park, will open tofce
thero and books on MI the races
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TUCKY, announce. his second @ EAT SALE Of the FAST
EST GREEN TROTTERS in America just arrived from
Kentucky. to take place st BARKER SONS Cty Auc-
tion and New York Tattersals OF Broadway
and 39th Thursday June !. At ii o'clock
And % %eomMpr:ng M TEN Had that can sros in from 45
closely matched PAIR Of 15e sorre GEIDINGS that
TROT IN 40 10 the pole; aPA. ING GELDIN0 that can
10 GAIT; al warranted sound and kind all OF
the BEST kentucky trottng bleed S,ocs a. the Mart
everybody will and RIDE behind the stock TEST
THE SPEED before the sale Catalogues ready Sale
without postponemcnt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27
HORsEs. CARRIAGEs. &C.

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Clay dam By Hsxandsr's AessI,ah ssnddam ey yermoa.
and the most
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and can beat a:sosssy 80
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srotted II her four year old form in 80:
bed Sy ASsS iPs,,s
=; got BY Ethan Aen dam tho Lincoln mare; can sros
BAY agLDIsc .sN high ts:,:d 1859; bred y .%as.
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win hs on exhibition At tho mart tho day 10 sale
CATALOGUES can BE- had Il the SPIRIT. TURF or
A. foGRfH RxohDISARY and po.iiissiS Closing
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ready and can DO had a. the Spirit
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