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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-05-26

the repeating bill could not have affected his al
lowance in any way under the constitution, and
would only have restored the S25, 900 salary for
the next incumbent but it gave him the OPP
portunity to make an argument in support of
his own greed in veto message, of which he
avaied himself in his own peculiar style. lie
alleged that the prices of the staples of life are
now three times as high as they were in 1890,
when the Presidents salary was fixed at S25, 600;
an assertion not sustained by facts. On the
contrary, it has been shown by Prof. Jevons that
forty articles in most common use in England,
not including manufactured goods, but metals,
lumber, flour, breadstutts, meat, sugar, tea,
coffee, dairy products, etc, in 1865, showed q
decline of 90 per cent. since 1882. If TO these
we're added goods manufactured, as they now
| are, by labor-sayng machinery, until all mar
kets are overstocked, and cotton prints are sell
| ling at and cents n yard, good shoes at 81 to
50 per pair, all sorts Of household goods and
| furniture Mt nominal prices so Incorporating
| that they do not encourage further production,
| ii would be seen that Grant, in declaring that
| prices are now ten times higher than in 1890, had
not based his assertion upon any candid COM
| parson thereof, but mistakes the facts TO
strengthen weak argument. The truth is, we
| should never have had the infamous salary grab
but for him. lie wanted his $4,000 and sug-
gested the general increase in order to find JUS
| tication for his own, which the great majority
OF the last Congress was quite willing to take;
although most of them were elected 10 stay al
home in consequence thereof. 1t is an outrage
that so much extravaganza should be INDUCED
In by public officials at time when the coun-
try is suffering from n continued financial de-
preston, when the value of property has de
creased one half, and millions of working peo-
pie are out of employment.
MARYLAND IN THE FIELD.
The friends of Hon. Thos. Swami, Of Mary
land, are actively and earnestly urging him as
suitable candidate for the st. Louis nomination
Mr. Swami is a man Of high order of abiit,
and unblemished personal integrity, and his eX
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07

yoUNG WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH
BY LIGHTED MATCH.-A young wo-
man named Fanny Kane was burned
to death at Virginia City on Thursday
afternoon. She came rushing down
stairs in the building where she lived,
a mass of flames, crying for help. Al
length young butcher came to her
assistance and wrapping her in a blan-
ket. extinyuished the fire. When the
blanket was removed her clothes fell
away from her, bringing great shreds
of skin with them. A medical man
who came TO her assistance could find
no place upon her body wbero the
skin was sound enough to admit OF
hvperdermic injections of morphine;
On ha made an incision in her face.
Only hen the narcotics began to OPP
arate we're her agOnies at all abated.
The Enterprise tells the cause and the
inevitable result, as follows:
In answer to the question as TO the
origin of the catastrophe she repiieo
that she had lIsntcu CIeaAe''o Oh"
thrown the match down. a moment
later she found her clothing in liam es
The only wonder is that the whole
building was not set on fire during the
victims flight down stairs and through
the narrow halls. The carpets are all
burned clear down the. stairs and
through both halls. The door OF her
apartment, too, is scofched. Had put
an inch of the burning clothing, which
fell all the way as she ran, come IN
contact with the paper-covered canvas
of the walls, the whole building would
have been in flames as suddenly as
the Young ladies clothing.
Last evening she was lying ~ COM
uarative comfort under the effects OF
the morphine in her system. II rs,
however. extremely doubtful II she
can recover. DIR. Harisr is paying un,
renting attentions to the case ana
will accomplish all that medical skiii
can accom- plish to save her life. Her
system may rally from the terrible
shock.
LArER-As we so to press the report
reaches rs that the unfortunate wo'
man died about midnight.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07
RediscoverinS the Gods.

Vulcan. We are told. was raised among
the gods, but was kicked out Oi the
heavenly abode and fell for nine days
before be struck the earth. He preside q
over fires, aud was always connected
with flaming work Of some kind or N
other. Molten metal aud metal at white
heat quivering upon the anvil Int"
shapes of beauty or strength hgnr- III
the history Of the limpiDg god Bn'
d.y came when the great god Pan and
ali the court Of Jupiter Olympus faded
into night. TheU their great snnls be-
came translated into stars. V-nus,
bright aud beautiful. rose from the
waves Mt eve and the great Jupi er
beamed Q glowing beacon in the sky.
Red-handed Mars lived once again IN q
fiery planet above our heads va
Saturn ranged sloft, a far. wierd point
Of light. Fieet-ioo,ed Mercury was seen
n rare times and for n moments space
above the western verge OF the SKY, us
fitting to one whose mission was to go
hitber and thither between heaven aud
earth, and Oftener on the road tina"
visible in either. Neptune for ceniurie>
was lost. bat 10! the Sage LeSersler
found him at last sailing sersreiy In his
car on the far verge Of the solar sy stem
"a he did over the waste of the waters OF
old. Vulcan seemed lost forever, hnt at
last il was ehrewdly thought that, II he
had been saved from anDibilatIon and
had a choice of abodes, that surely his
would be near where the Metals that be
vbilom loved 10 work were incandescen'
in the mighty furnace of the sun. And
bv long look.ng they found him wher'
he had floated Tor centuries dark WITH
excessive bright" On the I'd or Sd 81
October be is to pass betwe the earth
and the sun. and al the great telescopes
of the world will be Turned to watch for
the fitting Of u small black spot. The
knowing men ut the ye-pieces will recoS-
nize il as the aoul of him who fashioned
the armor of Achilles and hammered out
the thunderbolts of Jove. This Is the
romance Of the stRTs.-lN. Y. Herald.
Sept. %.
This 10 charming reading, acceptably
pervaded with the poe'ical spirit and
pleasantly and instruc,ively rendered.
But ws are afraid that there is more
poetry than plain fact in the recitation
concerning Vulcan. Leverrier. French
astronomer. proclaimed or predicted the
discovery Of . planet which he named
with tho name Of the Olympisn black
smith. Also he calculated the transit Of
his discovery at the time indicated in
the foregoing. But while tho discovery
claimed BY him has been doubted BY
other and eminent Astronomers, the.
have sought with industrious eyes to see
the newly proclaimed planet, and have
watched with tireless vision for his
crossing the face Of the sun. But their
star. gazing has been in vain. They can
mn. saa their French bro.her's planet,
aud are beginning TO express decided
doubts Of its existence.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07

LANDER COUNTY REPUBLICAN, Nom
NATIONS. The Republicans OF Lam
der have nominated the following
Assembly, James Brown, "A. Nichols,
and Nj, A. Sawlelle Sheriff, John
Bickue!l; Treasurer, c. p. Souie; AS
SCISSOR, l.. Duncan Clerk, a. r.
Shannon; Recorder, Chas. Lund
District Attorney, 8. c. DaOne; Su-
perin,endent of schools, j. X. Viii
hanson.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07

THE PROSPECTS IN 1ND1ANA.-Un'
der date Of Chicago Oct. Tribune
Washington special says:
Secretary Chandler leaves for New
York in day or two, where ne VIII
pay close attention to the Nationa'
Central Committee until after election.
He says nothing but fraud can proven!
Indiana from going Republican, ana
he believes fraud can be prevented
Ex-Congressman Jeremiah wilson SOL,
writes here that there is no doubt thai
Indiana will go Republican.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07

Dividend DECLARED. - Tho Man
haitian Silver Mining Company nave
declared another dividend NO. q Of
one dollar per share. This IS lhdeeo
exceedingly encouraging to the peo-
pie of Austin and Lander county gen
orally. The mines OF the Mammalian
company never looked oeAer anu
monthly dividends for CONSIDERABLE
time to come.-(Reveille Oct. ).
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07
SMCaeLEp BKANDY.-A New York

SMCaoLED BRANDY.-A New York
dispatch OF Oct. 5 reports:
Fifteen cases of brandy, found in the
firemen's rooms on the steamer VIE
land, from Hamburg, were selzea
Yesterday. The search was made I'M
der a permit, issued by the German
Consul at this port, as, under the BIS
marck treaty. no German vessel can
tie boarded by Cus,om-house lnspec-
tors without such a permit.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07

Hon. George c. Gorham will address
the citizens Of Virginia City on Friday
evening, October 20, and those Of Carson
on Saturday evening. October 81. This
ia Official
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07

The eth anniversary OF the framing
of tho Constitution of California will
10 celebrated at Monterey, where that
impnrtan. act was done, on the 18th OF
tho present month.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07

Tbirty-seven vessels with their car
goes are reported lost on the coast OF
Labrador. They were lost in harboT
and ut anchor and no person persisted
with them, This is very singular.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07

Col. Barnes, and Horace Davis, can
d,date for Congress in the San Fran
cisco District, addressed q very large
Republican meeting at Platt's Hall on
Wednesday night.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07

A Mrs. Macy Sedwidge was found
burned to crisp in her house at Santa
Cruz, California, on the nigh: OF OCT.
!; The origin Of the tire is unknown
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07

Z,,la, the king Of the native warriors
Is about making terrible havoc and
slaughter among the Beers At Trans
vaal.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07

Thursday was Rhode Island day At
the Centennial. The little State was
very near being depopulsted.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07

Newton Booth will remain in lndl-
ana until the State election takes place
next Tuesday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07

The California State Grange is in
session. The representation is large
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07

American coins still continue to be
shipped from England to the United
States.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07

Yellow Jack still carries on his
yhastly trade in Savannah.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07

For State Senator...........w w. o. Il. Martin
For A..s"s'y"s" I. : : s s s:is;s.n
For =. L. S"llt
For County Clerk .............~T. J. Ed"ar"e
For County Treasurcr....-....--H. j. Peters
For County Recorier............-f. q. Turner
For County Assessor. .. PiX!eS
For District ttorney...-............-T. Coffn
For County Surveyor. .........A. v hoy'
orSup=t Public Schools.--..E;. "A. Moody
For Public Administra;or--.-J. p. Meder
For County Som Commissioner 10. p. willis
For County Commissioner flames Norris
Short Term
For Justice of the Prace( c. A. Withereil
Carson Township J
For } Enn,5s # ToM h ss hfaes A Hoover
For Constable, Carson Township..L Stern
For Constable, Empire Township -
For schoo, Trustees )G. v, e; Ferris
DISTRICT No. b. f Slater
Fer schoo, Trustees pp q si Rr'a6h...,;
District NO. =. E. Jones
The New York herald., 1876-09-25

IN CHANCERY-fN CHAMBERS, WEDNESDAY, TIKI.
l23d day Of August A. d. 1875 between George Mitchell,
plaintiff, and Charles Greeley, H. Greeley and Maria
Selma Swcctiand defendants Upon the application Of she
e-named plaintiff and upon hearing read the plsnts
ndavits and bill OF complaint herein and certificate OF
the OF the s ordered that the defendants.
Charles A. Greeley H. Greeley and Maria Selma Sweet
land do before the 25th day of November
demur the bill OF complaint in this case tsgncd)
H. r. STEPHENS referee. Charles A. Greeley, II. X.
Greeley and Mada Selma Sweetland takc notice, that II
you do demur to the bill. pursuant TO the
above order plaintiff obtain order take
bill confessed against and the Court grant such
relief he may entitled to his showing. and
will further notice " tho future proceedings
IN tho Is he Ged the oico the
Clerk OF and Writs &C Osroode Hall tho Of
Toronto MORPHY MURPHY wfNClIESTER
Plaintiffs Solcitorp Toronto
The New York herald., 1876-09-25
AT AUCTION,
ABY VAN TASSEL KEARNEY, AUCTIONEERS.
AT THEIR HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART,
ITO, ll2 East 18th st., near 4th av..
ON TUESDAY, 18TH SEPTEMBER, 1876,
Al o'rl


THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE ROAD, CARRIAGE
AND TROrTING Horses the property OF private gen.
ZERO BROWN HORSE, ies hand. high year. old very
Zero and tampa have been driven together they also
sFAkk BRSwx old
rAsd2 R.f fsS s.'si s1 mi f.%y
ely BL1ck . @ both
.ppI,ps very fast sna n desirable road team
PAY ma MAkE 1s sf old
scther both extra fine under saddle. and make an
THESE noRsEs SSs ARE ALL SOUND AND KIND they
win bo At the Mart % on Monday the 18th inst, whom
f5As EHNR 3 tzSs hS.. ss.sa
sTANioPE PHAEToN. imported, nearly new. built BY
Million, Quiet Co. OF Paris.
Eo9sHiEHs h Si:is DOG Ssrcjsi cxsr by nr.y...co
ns1s ,, s wp s"si BY
aHa?2z SRsIGF
$ by advice q m for
TYEspAT e M II
- sS4Ikk sToSa 81 HSSsEs, oARniHdEs, hAk.
sEss Mare %@ ELL Eli fopf ed ro,.od in ~
A sSns .1s csRfs ;ss .a
Bay dsdins RED CLOUD; srOtsed at Utica in 2: rs;
S1.y s.. ,'SIs TEss 81 .iss . Buffalo, nnA
s"s SisPGrE at csnanda
'Sfa iSd
their heats in 40 or better double aud Dred beat
s; NJ i;sf 80 rSa
SSS SEsD Ss SS3s 5S STSHf @ Hx rGSR SSs 5R
x on t T TINE a. EHS Esk II wnENEP
TINE ALLowED FOR TRIAL GKNNSTEp, By 9spER
% Sy a;yH fS
TIoN; FOR EXIENDhp PEDIGREEs sKE oATA
Acc: Clarence by }. B. Brewsisr Coupe Rockaway by
Miner Stevens; four and six PARK Phacton, Coupe
B1sSMs s,iseps Wood and others. TOP and no iop Pony
AT HALF uosT-uANDsoME tor SIDE BAR
AWagon. with Brewster improved springs, almost
i5i West 35th st.. near broadway.
A n AUCTION. THIS DAY, AZ II O'CLOCK, AT 424
Aws,s Ia ST. nos,e RS SsS1 Wsse snd Business W"
A GREAT BARGAIN.-Sis0 WILL BUY A BkAUTT-
si5U line Hsfness Sis an black bear Robe less
tween Brosdway and University place.
A -ON ACCOUNT OF MY HUSBANDS DEATH.
N flour Horses suitable for Farmer busness half
livau.
a 10 BUSINESS WAGONS $50 TO $50 FOR FIX
n .press grocer butchers bakers milk depot platform
sprn. Wagons 226 spring ST.
4 -FOUR GOOD HORSES SUIT ROAD. EXPRESS,
"A .cart business for want OF use; $35. $40 600 and
4 10 HORSES FOR BUTCHERS. BAKERS, FARM.
A.crs. trucxmcn; yonng aud sound 81 Great Jones ST.
Aeseenior's 50 OF ~ g. R0sEvELT's valuable rettng
Horses and ths day. at ~ NJ Mt i15 East 22i
4 TOP WAGON TOP PiiAEION AND HARNESS;
Amu. be sold a. any oer they are ss good a. new iSs
The New York herald., 1876-09-25
NEW YORK. MONDAY SEPTEMBER 25, lS76-TRIPLE SHEET
SALES AT AUCT

SALES AT AUCTION.
A -TUNIs JOHNSON. AUCTIoNEER.
"A. old stand ~ Nassau st.
ON TUESDAY. AT io,s O'CLOCK.
HANDSOME nooysEgoLp r,yESlIuRE.
,a7 WEST sr ST. aT HSS 7rn AVS
FiNK MooUEr AND ENGLISH BODY BRUSSELS
CARPETS. Paintings. Engrsvnrs. Bronzes elegant
w Gilt TRENCH rLArE riEh MIRRORS. .,
hair sorether with ali tho Kitchen
. Catalogues now ready at our Office
On WEDNESDAY. at IL O'Clock.
sALK OF MAGNIFICENT nREEcHLoADERs. BY
" 4 I q osss"s5i see's { Sons, ruras p i,.'''a'
ON exhibition Tuesday morning
A ucTIoN SALE THIS DAY.-ExTIA LARGE AND
TlIS MONDAY, MORNING, commencing 10 o'clock.
MANSION So iss'S @ % yf sb ST. Ss 9TH Av
Costly and %sr.nssn I,oy;eloa wls Furniture
soss. OF 500 )" lots Of assn and
here and In Europe will b. sold in lots to highest bidders
iivcred immeda,eIy alter sale.
Two s,n Cnna oes%s ocwoaa mag
nnsent stsnwsy sons md Bradbury Co., nsed six
sovsfsl in cri%sas blue and ds.s and silver sans
insia Cabinet. aud Tables to match imported
Flower Stands and real brnxs Figures pedesta Bisquc
and Parnn Figures 81 real Oil Paintings by eminent artists
ladys Writing Desk and Secretary Bookcase 800 vol
choice Books velvet and moQuete parior Carpets
used four months Chandcicrs and Gas Brackets Easy
Chairs Oriental Rockers Turkish Suits Music Cabinets,
imported Music Boxes $3OO; also fine Engravngs
Bedrooms contain, namely:
solid rosewood and black walnut nlad Bcdroom Suits with
Dressing Cases, Washstxnds, Commodcs Wardrobes, Ar
20 fine white cnrlcd ha,r ana spring Mat
tresscs feather Pillows Bolster so linen Sheets Quilts,
Blanke Chairs Rockers brussels Carpets Lounges Ia
ss. Jingle and dcu0; ed.seads Bureaus, w"sh's"nd'
Dhing room contains. namelya
Richly carved black walnut Buffet cost $3.50 ono IL foot
Extensou Table black walnut; do 10 feet; Chairs
covered IN leather suits match also large
French China Dinner and Tea Sets Sheffield Cutlery and
Nckcplsed Ware Casters lrus. Pitchers Forks knives
Spoons &C. nc crystal Glassware; also large lot OF H.
brnry, basement and servants Furniture all four
months BThis is the largest and richest lot If
household furniture offered sale this Sale posi-
tive, regardless Of the weather.
LUX FfTZGERALD, Auctioncer.
Notice-Compeent In attendance pack. cart ard
ship goods; city or country.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. PCS BROADWAY.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES or PAPEBs.

apsk apSkRTfsESESrs h ISb SALES OF FSfEss.
xsrRoLoGy-2D PAcr-sd col.
ssuaRSERs wnSrkS2e ris1s'f ss and Sd col.
BOARD AND LoDGING-2p PAcr-3d coils
stshsN sHsfsEss PsP As-sa Fss.
s!4y ssxL SsfSfs Eos sSIESss sf.ss.,"eol
h1n c60rhEES ASp p1ansS 1aGnAESSsssskRsan PAe.-s.h COL
cSAs4NisE e: fss.sh and eth
sSsSTSEssHgSsfis sa.PsaRsr1a rts r.s.-sA col
DENrISTRY-i2rm PAGx-6th col.
bsf uoGsfs 70 nE ss AND us
ss Ks. 3: Fss.-s.A col
Excu RsioNsNiirn PAcx~o,h col.
FINANCIAL-srm PACK.
fGssisHEp sSR Rooms AND APARTMENTS TO IEr-ao
r,,. rAGEMIst and and I'd COTS -,
Hill fS,s1S xHHTEb"sESxLs IS COL
HORSES, cARRIAdEs. ac.-isr FAsr-ad sd and 4sh
sSTstss HSTst Rosss SO sS %AsrnDap r.s.sa COL
SHTE GE SsSsD CITY E.s,, ssG ssa
Eosf sf 1SS FotSDI fssssl:' col.
sAssEE AslShssI1II r.s,P.'n r.aasA col COL
ss.
NIsCKLLANEOUS-2p PAGE-3d col
MUSICAI-1sr PAGE-6th col.
NEW PUBLICATIONS-7Tn PAGE-6th col.
PERSONAL-Isr PAGE-1st col
PIANOFOkTES. ORGANS &C-2D PAGE-6th col.
POLITICAL-lsr PAGE-6th col.
PROPOSALS-2D PAGE--6th col.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
PROBE AIRY OUT OF THE CITY FOR sALK OR TO
RENr-2D PAGK--ist col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-2p PAGE LIST col.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-lsT PAGE-1st col
REMCvALS-11TH PAGR--6th col.
RESTAURANTS-1D PACE-3d COL
REWARDS-1sT PAGx-1st col
SALES AT AUCTION-ist PAGE-5th and 9th coils.
ITuATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-l2rHP PAGE-ist I'd
Sd. 4th and 5th coils.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs-I2rH PAGK-5th and
6th coils.
SPECIAL NOTICES-1sr PAGE-1st and 3h coils
6PQRTING-DOGS. BIRDS, &C.-lsT PAGE-2d col.
THE TRADES-l2TH PACE--6th COL
THE TCkF--lsr PAGE-2d col.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2p PAGE lst col.
rRAVELLERS' GUlDE-1lTH PAGE-6th col.
UNFURNIsIiED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
IN PACE-2d col.
WATCHES JEwELRY. &C.-1lrH PAGx-4th c,.
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET--2p PACE-1st col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-1orH PAcE-eth col.
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llober only 25o tickcts syided in 2!ah and 10th
$50 prizes. to 5000 Highest 81 En
and next Of sIvOsD On April 1878 the 100000
prize and september 1876 sod and cashrd
New York. spanish Gold and Havana Bank Bills bought
aad cold. DrAfts on Havana issued
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very largo and attractive assortment OF elegant Parlo
Chamber Library and Dining Room Furniture. comprising
IN part rosewood Planes cegant PaIoI Suits
br0cael, and black walnut Bedsteads Bure
Washstands Commodes Extension and other Tnblcs Bod
and Dining Room Chairs Secretary and other Book
cases, Bedding, &c. &c.
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pOI.lTiCAI.,..-
POLlTlCAL.
/tAMpA1GX EQuIPMEXTS, FROM 81 A SUIT UP.
\Jward. at FfEDLER'S hat store, Newark, N. j.

DOLirfCAL POLITICAL
u Campaign Campaign
hqnipments Equipments
{4tnbs organize at once. that victory may crown your
enort Wear imposing Continental Hat aud Cape. made
ofbiue yellow with eagles hats
tampayn krupments consistiug OF Hats Cans, and
capcx color and styc, with double swing sine
Torch and Stick furnished ~ Clubs IT. factory prices
send for full particnara CONF hcadQuarters WI.
n. KNAVSB. 2vS Broadway, New York.
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+. II. STEWART,

Auction ard Commission Merchant.
837, 339 ana 34l 4th av., corner o5th 81
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A NEW AND SECOND HAND CARRIAGES AT
A.prices TO suit the times Call and convince yourselves
Conpcs Landars, sndauets. Carcnccs, light Coach
in perfect order. Wood Bros. top aud open Road
by OF broome st.. stivers Waterman and
other good makers. top aud Pony phaetous Rock
aways. depot and express wagons second hand
Sukey, S45; Harness. Blankets &C., in VARIETY
WM. u. GRAY, ~ and ~ Wooster st.
BREWSTER (OF BROOME ST. QUARTER
xAWagon for snlc at 1877 West 57th St.
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INXECUTORS' SALE,
u Valuable Real Estate.
RICHARD WALTERS SONS. Auctionccrs, si'csroom
27 East Broadway will sell Thursday. September ~
~ occk Exchange Salcroom broadway. valn-
a5'o Lot 2jx 10 and the three story aud basement brick
House 25x4O and tho three brick House, 2Sx2
known as No 81 Hester ST. Essex ST., New York. TO be
sold subject to mortgage Of $500.
" nnt-QuRRTY Ex
The New York herald., 1876-09-25

consisting OF every variety Of Parior aud Chamber Suits,
Bookcases Lounges Cninonicrs Easy Chairs inlad and
marble top Centre Tables