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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-02
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Lieutenant John A. Mckinney, of the
Fourth United States cavalry, left yes
terday to rejoin his command, stationed
OF Fort Sill, on the frontier. He hai
been enjoying a leave of absence ssvers'
weeks here among his relatives ant
friends.
Colonel win Barry, the s~elE-consti.
tuted peeler who figured so conspicuous
ly at the head of the procession oil King
Momu9, left for bis home in Boston in
charge Of Harry Il. leonard, the Duke
Of Austria. Come again, boys.
Mr.. NJ. B Davis, the Alaska diamond
jeweller, positively closes his business
here on Saturday next.
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THE CITY,
o. III ri PE8I@i
ThuFsasy GvsnInE, March 2, 1876
AInuuements.

MEMPHIS THEATER Quite a large
audience attended the theater last night
and sitnessed Mr.. Couldock in his rem
ditiou OF the role, Peter Probity," iu
Chimney Corner. Mr.. Couldock pre-
sonted u charming aud realistic picture
of Peter Probity." 1t was a piece of
acting verify OF the best dramatic ar.
lists. Ii a true to nature, and vas
rendered with consummate skill. The
support by the Abbey Dramatic Com.
pauy was highly c~reditable. Tonight
Mr.. Couldock will appear in one of his
best sp%ecialties, "0ld Phil" in a play
entitled Old Pail Birthday. His rendi.
ton Of the role was pronounced by Char
lotte Cushman to be the most natural JET
powerful acting she had seen in America.
The entertainment will conclude with q
farce entitled Milky White.
MGEsTRELs TONIGHT AT the Assem-.
bly, Hall to. night Harry Robinson's cele-
brated Ministries will commence an en-,
gagemeut, and will give an entertain.
ment Of a 6rst-class character, consist.
ing OF songs, dances, negro comitalities
specially acts, etc Tickets for reserved
seats can be secured at Sutton's grocery
store under the Assembly Hall. A new
programme will be presented nightly fol
the amusement Of the people. The
Yicksburg Herald says of the troupe:
10 part first, the songs were we'll given
and the end-men, Billy McAllister ant
Thumss Sadler were immense-joRe.
original and telling. George Robinson
the female impersonator, has a flexible
voice, well under control, and will wiz
additional reputation. Mr.. hi Henry
cornet solos received greet applause, anC
deservad it all. His medals are worthily
worn. The lively mokes, Green anC
Sadler, touched the popular feeling, Mr.
Harry Kennedy afforded much amuse
ment, with his ventriloquistic entertain
ment. Mr.. Harry Robinson's magician
act and flying trapeze act (burlesque,
we're highly humorous, The company il
one Of the best travelling
THEATER CoSIQUE This temple o.
amusement. on Jefferson street, neal
Main, will present rare attractions for the
public tonight. The celebrated Cant Car
will be exhibited-the Can-Can ofthe Jar
din Mabile at Paris. ManagerG German has
a good variety troupe, who will appear
in attractive specialties. Masonry Elk
posed, a most amusing burlesque, will be
produced, with new scenery and stage
properties.
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government among the quota Of arms "a
be furnished to Tennessee. An effort il
being made to organize a centennial ar.
tillery company by Captain Tom o. Sui
Ivan. the well-known liquor man on the
corner Of Second and Washington.
Quite q number Of persons arrested
and locked up in the station.house OF
Mardi. Gras night left pathetic appeals
with the station-house keepers for the
reporters. asking the latter not to publish
their names among the list Of the ar
rested. As the jewellers belonged to the
army of King Momus, the reporters
kindly granted the requests, because the
reporters having been soldiers q few
years ago, knew how it vas them.
selves"
The Avalanche this morning publishes
an account of the killing Of Speeht By
Mike Refs. at Frenchman's Bayou, q
month since, and says; These factI
have been communicated to our police
authorities by citizens of Mississippi
county etc. Had the police authorities
aud the Avalanche man looked in the
LEDGER a day or two after the killing
above referred to, they would have seen
therein q detailed ccoun Of the shoo:
ing but not the killing, ss specht was
not killed by Refs, although shot at twice
and wounded severely.
The location Of the pardoniug and re-
leasing powers with reference to station.
house prisoners was discussed, out not
settled, by the General Council last night.
Heretofore, during the former city adj
minisiratiou The pardoning and %reless.
ing power wa exercised by quite a
number of persons, who assumed to have
authority in such matters. Oar reporter
has on many occasions seen a station.
house keeper remit parts Of fines and
discharge prisoners on his own authority.
The thing may have been just and right.
bat it locked odd, in a legal sense, to see
the power exercised so promiscuously.
Under the present administration, how,
ever, such things are not done so reck
lessly.
An amusing error occurred q few days
since with reference to the fire at For
rest City, Ark, which fire was not one
tenth part as destructive as reported;
indeed, out one store was damaged by
the fire, A dispatch was received from
Forrest City as follows: See about eur
insurance; we are on fire." when the dis
patch should have been more explicit
aud stated, I'VE are expecting to be on
Ere" IS the FIRE at that time was at the
other end Of the town and was sup,
pressed after awhile. This gave rise to
the report that Forrest City was de.
stroyed, as the location of the building
referred to was well known here, where
its owners reside. The reporters Of the
press got the information from those who
professed to have seen the dispatch re
terred to.
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Mary Dell BurnOd by IncendiarIes'
The Vieksburg Herald, Of the 29th,
says with reference to the stssner Mary
Bells 'fhe officers Of the boat seem to
agree, one and all, that it must have
been the work Of an iuceudiary, aud one
who did his heinous work we'll. 1t is be.
lieved hat the cotton get on fire was sat.
urated With some combustibls material.
which caused the flames 10 spread 80
rapidly that nothing could stop them,
The Herald adds hat lato in the after.
noon Mr. Dennis Henpessy, taking a
ukif, bored q hole 10 her hall and sawed
away the timbers, causing her to make
water and sink rapidly. By thia neaus
it is thought a portion Of the cotton ia
the bull will be saved.
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Bohemlan ware.

Mr.. c. N. Erich, the well-known chine
and queensware =an, at No. 1923 Main
street, has just received a large stock oil
imported goods from Europe, The ele-
CANT assortment of Bohemian ware is
most attractive, tns ReE styles aud de-
signs being charming and enrique, The
china, glass aDd queeusware goods ere
perfect in every respect, and will be sold
at astouishipgly low rates. House.
keepers are especially invited to call and
eysniuo the new goods. 1922
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Notice 10 rax.Payer..
CRY or MKMPHrs,
TAY.lOLiECTnn'e Orrfrp

@AA-evLLbCfOh OfflCk.
l am instructed to say that the follow
lowing rule will be observed in the col.
lection Of axes: In payment Of all
taxes except school, reimbursing and
mandamus, prior to 1875, may be taken
all Indebtedness due from the city; not
only due prior to 1876, bat due during or
alter 1875, except bonds Ct the city, for
which a special fund by law has been
provided for their payment.
In payment Of taxes due in 1875 NAV
be taken all Indebtedness maturing in
1875, provided the particular taxes. Il
collected might be used in payment OF
the particular indebtedness. II the tax
tor 1876 to be paid il for q general pur
pose then a general Indebtedness due in
1875 will pay it. II, on the other hand
the tax is for a special purpose, such as
an interest tax, then it may be paid by
coupons of recognized bonds matured in
1870 or If judgment tax by judgment
OF same year against the city. The
school tax, the sinking fund tax and the
mandamus tax for 1875 must be paid IN
money. FRED C. SoH1ppp
Tax-Cellector.
Appeal and Avalanche copy ST.
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In finishing photographs in water colors
or India ink from old pictures or from
life, and at prices to suit the times. All
work guaranteed. For artistic finish and
durability, call and examine CUR speci.
mems at CooYLEY's Photographic RDd
Fine Art Studio, 25I Main street. 94f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-02

Parties having bills against
the UIks will please present
them this week, between the
hours of 3 end A O'clock PM,
at the Office Of Marx & Bens-
dOrf, No. 2 Madison street.
Avalanche and Appeal COPY it,
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Notice 20 Stranger.

In your rgRbles through the city don't
forget to 60 and see the New York Hat
Store, where they sell a fine SS.hst for
ST. a $4-hat for s.; q sShat for ". so and
a 81 5Q.hat for 80 at
2 CoHEY's, PIG Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-02

Strangers do not see all the
attractions Of the city If they
fail 10 visit HenOchsberg's,
ass and SS7 Main street. His
fine pictures, chTOmOs, etc,
are worthy OF attenti Sn. .
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-02

The most attractive prices
and the most varied AssOrt-
ment Of Plain and Fancy
Stationery, Fine Bibles, Ju,
ventle Books. Pocket Books,
etc., at A. +. bod & Co.'s. 3aI
Main street.
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The smokers who Sppre.
ciale n good imported cigar
are invited 70 call on j. Bax.
ter a. Co., 3I7 Leg Main street.
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AUCTION

No. $50. r. D. Barzilla Reney ct ais VS..
La Grange and Memphis r. ~ Co, ct aIs.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE IN
the above cause from the Chsncery Court,
Twill sell, to tho highest bidder, the following
property, o wit: Situated in Fort Pickering,
and known on the Plan of Subdivision as
BlockI Lots II 81 % % g W so 80 81 A..
Block 2. lots 10 1875 l6 20 n ~ ~ %. Block &
lots 2S56713 10 IT'S 2lG ?6 Is 80. Block &,
lots 6 7 Is 20 q % q. Block s, lots. 6 q rs 90.
1914 IS Is II IS 10 q 2; Block 8, lots 3 Z
3 : % I II S Il % y "a AS q s5 Is % . a.
Block 10. lets u Is Il Is q 2S % SkS2 31S942 90.
Block II, lots 10 II II 81 16 Is % So. Block u.
lots 10 Is II Is 10 20 q 70 q % %.
BISsEi II H. Lots l9'i IL y 3 J! 6 y i 3 3 s. 8 i. y block q
IS, lots 1875 rs 9 10 "A Is 1s II 239i q SO 40.
Block IS. lots | 2569l0l3 IA y 2342 20 q
- 81 80 81 3S 80 A.. Block u. lots IL II u Is,
Block 10, lots 5 67s9l0. Block q. lots 4 Sc Z
S9lOli a., Block z, lots i. q, 2; sIocss
10 VN q 2223. Block Is, lots6 rs 9l01l II 10
- Y. Block %, lots 4 II 10 IL 10 20.
Rlocl q. lots l 2 one,halt Of S6T s 9.
PpiOot q, lots l234b676 Rl3l4. Block %,
lots !, III slSH Block =. idts 267, lock
20 lou wi Block "a, lot I. Block IS. lots /
90 =; i9ts 4 Nck 40. lots 2 a. -Four acres. de-
zoaoS' nn 'Spot Grounds on the plan of
Fnrt Tp;ccSa,;n, :, bounded on the north by
tCrI rtcaaSeaaipl6 on the east BY Filth. street,
oIeeEs 10 ana ~ 'ocks 20 and q, &nd on the
s Seven acres situate. 'seS'th Of the oid track X
of IaGrange and MempSi- snrO uid pG OF ,9 q
boloman R~ozells field. rs pACoSe se,o - ~
poles and 20 links in leg 9TH, Ny EAU MI
veyed BY A. b Carr to l.AGraagA rocordcS IN
phis Railroad Company BY deed, ~
Book NJ. 2iS. $50, nm ~
Also lot No. s, in block, A. laid down On R snS
original map Of Fort Pickering az noia
street, but nov fronting 90 ioet on "a an
street, and running back 30 feet bounded VI
the north by lot No. | in Block A.
Also lot No,s 10 block a. set apart origin
Broadway, and unning back 800 feet bound
cd On the east bS lOt6, on the west by lots D. 4
and ) In block A. 80,
Terms: Notes at z. u and IS months, with
approved security and lien retained. Equity
OF redemption barroa.
JOHN P. IRRELEVANT. Auctioneer.
GEo. W. WINoAEsTL'R. Special Commissioner
is 6
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This institution affords SIMPLE meant
for 6 thorough classical, scientific and
commercial education. For board, tut.
ton, etc., apply to the President. 2
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60 to Aoy"tOn'S Star Photograph
gallery for fine photographs Tn COS
tam', nc 249 Main sIreeI, opposite
Odd Fellows Hair. .
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wall Paper and window shades

Visitors and citizens are invited to call
and examine my fine and well.seleeted
stock of wall paper and window shades
MARCUS JONES,
1864 Second street, five doors south Of
Madison. .
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Flowers, elegant bouquets, fora! or
nements and rarest plants at Craig's
Seed Store, $40 Main street. l55-t
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PEABODY Billiard dali, newly reGtted,
tables in 6rst-class order, Cali and see
for yourselves. 33t
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New Styles Boys' Hat

Youths, boys and children's hats, nice,
peV and uohby styles, cheaper than ever,
at Cohen's, 2l9 Main street. 2
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Go TO spangler's, S7S Main street, for
late magazises, illustrated papers. etc.
He has everything new, desirable and
fresh on hand.
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STEAM knife-pleating for dresses at
Watkins, 1913 Main street. last
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The only Filter aud Cooler that gives
entire satisfaction, at c. N. Erichs &.
l5it
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Ea nlEEAiiT pREgg ELEYAguR.
Smiths Illustrated Pattern Bazaar'
GREAT CENTENNIAL OFFER!

Anypers n who will promise to try to get u
. ClUB for our Three Dollar Monthly
ysa,lv pubscriber to It. and will get the regu-
lar PREMIUM. If they will inclose 81 - TO
to us before the 5th Of March next NOW is
the time to get the finest Ma. azino in this
county and GET UP A CLUB TOO. You
will fad no trouble in getting up. a club after
ATcNCE.
Great inducements to agents who will mako
. regular business Of canvassing. for either Of
'Dur Magazines Address very plain. .
Send Stamp for Fa' hion catalogue.
A. SMITH,,
914 Broadway, New York City
dkwlSS.t
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sIk, Cotton and LINEN Thread.

Oil, needles for all machines, hand
needles, machine findings, ETC., all Of
best quality at lowest cash price, at
the Florence Sewing Machine office, 237
Main street.
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GAS PIPEs, Water Pipes, Bath Tubs,
Pumps, Hydrsuts, Hose, etc. PRICE,
lew. Browne, the Plumber, 263 Second
street, opposite Court Square. ll6.t
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MardI.Gras slippers in All cOIOrs.
cheapi Just received at ZsIIuer 4,
Co.'s, Ss9 Main Street 10
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STEAM knife pleating for dresses al
Watkins, 1913 Main street. ljjt
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Regular meeting tonight for business
Of Importance. Attendance OF mem
bers earnestly requested.
E L. TORI, Prss't.
j II. ToMLIEsoN, Asst Sec'y.
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ELEcTtUNs.
Notice to StO ekhOlderS.

THE ANNUAL NEE TING. OF THE
Il stockholders Of the Memphis GaSight
Company will DO held at the conpAny's office,
No. ~ Madison street, Men tphis. renn., %
WEDNESDAY. March lst, e, elect seven .di.
rectors TO serve tho Compa W, tho ensuing
year. Election from 10 An. hN1Pamy-
January n. 1876. &l.
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Red snappers at Victor ID.
Fuchs, Al Jefferson. i44.t

FLORIDA, its Climate. Scenery aud
bistory-a TO- supply, for sale by
1861 YOUNG 4 Bro, 248 Main st.
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Coal Oil, Lamps, Chandeliers, etc.
list F. j. TuEXsULL, 234 Main St.
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IL you want to pass a pleasant hour,
call at Sid Cooks Peabody Billiard
Hall. at
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coz REM1 oR
LOST.


T 0ST-0N TUESDAY NIGHT, ONE RUS
abiy rewarded BIZ returning the same to
"a rs rs. FIZER q co.
T OsT-DIAMOND RING 800 REWARD.
IL On Monday, February 2sth, oetgeen the
cluster diamond ring Is stoSes, with the
name "Leonora" on tho inside. The above
reward will be paid fer its re urn.
lilo e.. j. wendell, No. 3 Union Al.
7 OsT DURING SATURDAY AT Err
~ NOON. February l9. 1876, IL Is Imposed
on tbe street, thirty dollars tthroe ten dollar
bill s). The Under will 30 literally rewarded
at the Iedser Office. l40-t
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sTNAYsD or sToLEN.

CTRAYED OR ST0LEN-ON THE NIGHT
~ OF February 10Th, one laTgeiron gray horse
mule, about 7 years old. A iiboyRl reward
will bopaid for its return 10
"a MEMPHIS OIL CO., foot Pppisr u,
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CRYSTAL Headlight oil, lard oil aud
lubricAtinV oil.
l4lt F, J. TuaSBuiL, 2S4 Main st.
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STEAM knife-pleating for dresses at
Watkins, 1913 Main street. 1857
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STEAM knife-pleatiug at Watkins.
1857
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We make q RnecfnItr

STEAM knife-plea.ipg at wstkins'.
1SEf
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Mary Dsil Burnod by IncendiarIe

STEAM knife pleating at Watkins.
1h5t
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PLEATIRc
@
STEAM
MIFE-PLEATING!
AND BOx,PLEATING.

HAVE NOW IN OPERATION THE MA
GHINES for making this beautiful trim
ming In tbe most perfect manner, tho most
deIioate silks and crepe being done equally
Wall. Ladies' own material pleaied 10 order
M moderate rates. Parties at q distance can
forward goods by mail at one cent Por ounce.
~'nss W JAG. WATKINS,
uw-M A3 Main street.
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Mardi.Gra photographs al
CraVer's, opp. Peabody Hotter.
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FISH FISH!
ROCK BASS AND SALMON
RED

For the Lenten Season,
VI. Seessel, SIR, q sons,
Cor. second and Jefferson.
1855
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IOR sALE-VANCE ST. RESIDENCE
\ That very desirable residence. 408 Vance
street, wi be sold. For particulars inquire
on the premises or to Chas. +. Paterson. at
the Office Of the Southern Life Insurance
| Company 1877
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srOvEs and Tinware.
llSt F. J. TURNBULL, 2s4 Main St.
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FLowERs, plants, trees at CRAic's,
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-CHEAP-TICKET 10 CHI.
I cago BY road. Address l.. Posiofice. Ia
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IOR sALE-WUODI WO0DI 800 CORDS
{ ash, oak and hickory. cheaper thar any
one. A. D.. 5, y.
1856 No. 6 Court street. neil Front.
NOR SALG-VALUABLE CITY LOT ON
& MOsby street. Apply at Mechanics and
Traders Bank. lSO-l
ISOK SALE -NEW FORM OF TRUSTEES
{ DEEDS. just out; for sale at Ledger Office.
NOR eALE-LOTS ON LAUDERDALB,
Z Orleans, St. Paal and Carolina streets,
I67.iss z. y. SMITH.
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ITOK SALE CITY RESIDENCE-ONE OR
4 msre Of Eve Of tloso frst-class city resi-,
denees in the Greenlaw Block, south side Of
Madison street, east Of Fourth street. well
Known as among the most convenient and
pleasant In the city; from II to IA rooms in
each; cistsFps. paved back yard, high walls
between each lot. Sewers underground from
each TO the bayou. Terms easy. and price TO
Io5 ri AZ nENNTQ 0Q1 Main a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-28

ucrioN HOUSE oF ARCH JOHNSTON,
near University place.
CRY.
sAES Sg SEsss AMP g
The oldest and most reliable house In the city.
THIS DAY. AT 10 O'CLOCK
ELEGANT TEAM BAY HORSES. i5as hands, and
and double ass as S'sI family % team for general
perfectly kind; spirited but gentle drivers net
anyone i to drive % who Is At all used 10 horses. and
are IN every way thoroughly reliable % team no S' my
SET DOUBLE HARNESS, oroide mountinss, BY Still.
Il ssS s;as5 y
ce,lant roadster and family horse cantrot inside
not AFRAID Of anyt has not iault or trick Of
any kind and Is in every way thoroughly rs'ia'
TOR ELLiPTIc ROAD WAGON. in good order. by
FINE TEAM TEAM BLACK HORSES. i5,1 hands. o wears
old kind In all harness, free from vice; have been
motive or anything else any one can drive them;
have great endurance. are good free travcliers r.
iaMT fAsk 2 His 81 BY MosS Bros
PONY ESTABLISHMENT; gray pony Horse iSh
free from vice. has been used exclusively As fam,
ily horse. ladies and children have ridden and
.
kind; any one can drive hin; ; soId only ON account
, | Of going abroad: warranted sound.
PONY PHAETON vn three springs, In good order, by
, Bradley, Pray Co., and set Harness. made 70
| order.
!. FULL CLARENCE In good order, by Dunn.
DARK BAY HORSE Dick l5ia hands years kind
In all harness and under saddle, free from vice, has
bsen used u family horse. can be driven BY any
one. afraid of anything excellent roadster; ;
trot mile In s minutes: warranted sound.
TOP PONY PnAETON, iu good order. city built, set
Harness. &C.
Two COUPE RoCKAwAys, in good order. by Bradley.
Pray n Co.
: TWO T0i DELIVERY WAGONS. patent wheels, BY
krchner.
! TOP WAGONS AND PONY PHAETONs. to be sold
4. fot account whom It may concern
TWENTY-FIVE OTHER HORSES. description time OF
sale.
LARGE ASSORTMENT of every kind Of Carriage,
Wagon. Harness. &c., this day, NJ ARCH JOHN
STUN'S Mart, 10 to - 18th st.. near University
| place. Weather never intererss with our SALES
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Cross matched Team. sorrel and gray Horses, 1914
hands. 3 and years. kind and true In all harness
| good travellers ana pleasant drivers; perfectly
/ reliable family team.
Team Llack and bay Mules l5}s hands. and years;
Kind and true In all harness; good workers.