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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. August 80. 1879
Cotton quiet: middling. lAc; low midding ioagc,;
good ordinary, osee Net receipts GA bales. Sales 5i2
stock, 4.4os
Cotton quiet and easy: mddng. li6c low middng.
9 sooas % sss 'S sass
CHARLrsroN August 30. 1876.
Cotton quiet; midding lozsc; low mddling lossc
ioae good ordinary 9s4c Net receipts, ~. Sales IS.
Stock, l,S6.
Spirits turpentne firm 21is Rosn steady 81 I2ls
for strained Tar quiet and stsAdy at 81 20
Oswkco, y: Y, August 30. 1876.
Flour unchanged; sales, 800. Wheat light demand;
sales Of No. WHIT Michigan a. 81 20; lots of No
SOC cosa @sa snehanr.S Mil ssd "SsSanse Canal
ireghts unchanged Lake receipts-wheat 400 Canal
RcceptsmBy iake-Flour. 800 bills corn, $4,000
els 5000 do; oats 5000 rye 900 do Ship
ments to tide wsterBy canaCorn. 10 900 bushels; by
Gs Flour 10 Ss io so Id wsa du g m
quiet and steady sales of 1900 bushels No xed wet
moving slowly; here. Rye inactive; asking Csc Tor
Western prime Barley, no movement yet nominal Malt
movement yet Pork dull SIS for heavy mess Lard quiet
loc lie. Hixhwinss selling slowly 81 IL tor city
CHICAGO, August 30. 1876.
ssagc spring o2lc cash o2'c September eiss october
Corn unsettled but generally No 42a.c cash,
5s cash. @ qos god ' de-
nan, nan. and shade higher; No at - ,ae NE cash.
roncral, higher SD cash has SIS and
s 30 a: s hard in ae " ~ 70
shoulder 50. &c clear rib sides Sc sc Clear
ifs. S %as.sy ,6'ssS g
on.n 1000 do rye 1900 DO barley 100 49, Shp
5000 do oats 5000 DOL rye $40 DO barley, 4oSd DO.
9 I Z Al. n a.' s weak .a
lower; 10 CO September
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NEW YORK CATTLE OTARKETS
WEDNESDAY,, August 80, 1874

Blrsrs Trade opened slow this forenoon with TALL
which markets. The herds hand were gen
orally coarse grass led cattle prices ranged from 7se
s. lbs. a 81 los. has been allowed general
f Sn oa for self a cars Of cattle Sales
as ioows-i,7 Illinois steers at Sac per H., weight
q ,no. steers az Ice per h. wess, ~ ss 81 %o,
se' a: N e weight g en- is nc sss es a
MorrsI7 Illinois per To- with 81 pcr head
si2 20 % 81 head weight "a ewi; rs illinois
sss s psa III Tfs So, .ean s
81 bead. weight IA cwt 10 illinois a. loo.
Missouri steers Sc per h. weight "a ewt IL Missouri
steers az 9.c per ID. weight ga cwt G. W YAH sold Tor
Moses Tor Cherosee steers AT Sc per h. weight
lot T. wheeler sold on commission Tor various shipper. Is
state steers a rs per ID wsisi "a ewt average H. =
DC per cwt with u onper head weight ewt strong: 20
.od % a. on ws %o, see 'se
ib weight ~ ewt "a Illinois steers at 9ac per ~,
ext strong Al jersey CITY yards coney Merheson sold
ss Indians d Os PS
v5ae. per r.. weight Z cwt for Joynt simp-
wen weight To- So " c~ b. wsiss Sold for ' waas
s.sr "s @ p s IL per 81 y ns
, %s Il s " Dudley sa o nss q
s ' o Rsy IL s ou. .sa on o Per h's ssa
.ssa 's g. poaae sSa c w. As4 ss; II no
ss.c DC per 10, weight IA w. sherman sold Tor
= W. Ali rton 10 Iowa DC per To- with 81
head weight ewt 10 Iowa steers at &C. 10 win 81
head weight Ga NJ Goldschmidt sold for kegen
Meyers 40 Illinois y5.c. Toe. per H. for
T. I2 Indiana at Sc &c To-, weight %
nDy Tor h. H. Polk 81 In LANA SIC H.
weight cwt. strong e. J. Pagan sold Tor self Indiana
y.c per H. with I'll off mead. weight cwt,
30 Ind steers at ioc pcrib weight cwt L. Rcgensein
sod Tor keHensein Meyers 81 illinois steers sisc
por h. with 81 of sd weight % cw Mr.. Louter-
back sold n. 2oirs 10 Illinois steers SIZE per h.
weight O1t 81 Illinois DC h. weight 81,
cws., sirong - Illinois at Sc h. with 81 per
head. weight "a cwt.
sntKP ASD LAnhs--Trade firm but slow Sheep sold at
4.c. 5lsc per 10 lambsuot quite steady sheep
prices &c. &c. per ID. Hume A Elliott sold
30 sheep. weight ~ bs per head,
por h.. - state sheep. weight lOI bs. per head
5,c. per h.. LIS Ohio IN cp. weight SIS lbs per
5sc ib ~ state lambs weight 80 lbs pei head
Jsc. H.. ISL state lambs. weight % lbs per
5,c. ID. los state lambs, weight "a lbs head
lb B state lambs. weight 80 lbs per head tc
per lb.. 10 state lambs. weight Us lbs heat
u1sc per ID, Jndd & BucsinghaE sold l1y Ohio
sheep. weight iHcO!bs At 55ac. H. knse Pidcocx
IL Kentucky lambs. weight louO lbs AZ 4ac per 10
30 Kentucky lambs weight GEO lbs. at 5,sc per H.: n
jersey weight 2U4O los, nj J4c To-. NJ Ken
lucky lambs, weight IOoso lbs at &C. H. 20 Kentucky
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QUACKENBUsH 4 co.'s CREDITORS
THE FIRM TO RESUME ON PROBABLE CON.
PROMISE


PROMISE.
An adjourned meeting of the creditors OF G. " s.
Quackenbush Co., OF Troy, held yesterday after
noon in the Metropolitan Hotel hear the report Of
the committee appointed Thursday to institute
proceedings in bankruptcy. In the meantime all
OF compromise was presented by the nrn, Offering
pay thirty-scven and one-haf the dollar IN
three equal payments at SIX twelve and eighteen
months One OF the creditors. Mr. Morris, of the firm
OF Field Morris and Fenner proposed tho acceptance
oil the offer. IL claimed that the stock of tho
debtors sold rndcr the hammer the creditors
would not out well as by accepting tho
compromise. The creditors we're given 10 un-
derstand that Trenor w. Park, President
OF the First National Bank Of North
BENIN gton VI, who tho largest creditor,
only wiling accept this arrangement. but would, II
necessary put the firm 500 900 to enable them
continue their busncsa Ibis had good effect the
creditors present, and all who voted the compro-
mise did so In the Affirmative Mcssrs. Cowec, Morr,s
and Hoquct recommended Tor appointment CO.
receivers pending tho contamination OF the compo-
An objection made by OF the creditors
TO receiving the notes OF the Arm without Endorsement
Mr. Morris announced that the longest would b
amply secured, but that the had the
haDt OF borrowing names when solvent diflcult
got them their present Tho state
mcnt that Trencr ". Park satisfied with the ar
rangemcnt and woald assist the firm In It's difficulties
overcome the opposition aud firms Offer Is likely
to meet with acceptance Their total liabilities amount
to $4,000 OF which $50, 700 Is due " Trcnor w. Park
Tor borrowed money.
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$1,000 n j Cen cow.
5 90 q y \ ccg b.
10000 Mo, X & I s T.. MS
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SLOT TIRM; FUTURES GENERALLY
1-32C. 1-16C. HIGHER-YLouR DULL
WHEAT DULL AND NOMISAL-CoRN LOWER
OATS sTRoNG-wHIsKEY DULL AND NOM
INAI.-PoKK IRREGULAR AND LOwER-LARD
IRREGULAR AND LowER-PETRoLKUx QUIET
SPIRITS TURPENTINE QUIET-RosIN FIRM
OILS sTEADY-COFFEE VERY FIRM-sU0AR
yIRM-TREIGHTs UNCHANGED.
WEDNESDAY, August 800 p. N.
There was comparatively little animation in the mer-
chandise markets to-day, but there were the usual
fluctuations. On Change -four remained dull, but
prices were without decided change. Wheat dull,
lower and nominal. Corn was also lower, but with
moderate inquiry. Oats strong. whiskey
dull and nominal. Pork and lard irregular and
generally lower Freights quiet Cotton on the
spot was firm futures generally Is2c Ice. higher.
Coffee very firm. remained firm, but not very
active Oils were steady Petroleum quiet.
CorrrK-wth light stocks the market for Rio ruled
firm note sales Of s7l bags Mornington and
4s2 bags Ennis Cohot 1Sc, gold for good, and
Baltimore, $50 bags. Frances Jane. private
coffee quiet. We quote Ordinary careoes i5c.
I5h.c do, lie IKE. good do IKE. l7s4c;
prime Isc lsc. for lots. i5c. Iei4c;
Santos good l6.c i7c cold ninety days; Java.
government bags. Ice gle do. zoe 22c
Singapore lie. lsc Ceyion i55zc. 17c.: Marscabo,
i4c iec Laguayra. Ice lie. amacs, i5c. Ice st.
Domingo lie. lf.c Porto Rico. i6zc. l71ac Costa
Rca Ice IKE Mexican I5lsc. l65ac Manila. i5sc.
l6c. :Angostura l5c lie savanila lac lie; Cura
CorroS-The for spot ruled firm with fair de-
mand On iutnre deliveries there advance OF BE
lower The market closed steady at thc The
closing prices odsy with Tuesdays iolows:-
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York l47 Boston. $50 Total, los bales This day last
week, l.6oi bales This day last year. l0S Total since
September J. i,l2f75i bales. 10 tonight. Cotton reights
closed as followsTo llavre by steam. compressed
To Hamburg by steam compressed. To bremen, ny
steam. &c. compressed TO Liverpool. 5l6d by steam
by sail, 5-l6d
FLOUR AND GRAIS-Rec epts-Flour, 7,7T9 bbls. wheat
30 Is3 bushels meal 100 bbs and $50 sacks corn
$4,000 bushels oats, Is so do barley malt 2sOO
do The -four market dull but without decided change
The sales about 5000 bb including state estern
and southern tho annexed quotations Rye Hour
active with sacs Of So bills. Corn meal quiet but
steaoy - - 10 80 for Brandywne and 81 80 - %
for Western and Jersey yellow about 900 bbs. sold within
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY 1s76-TR1PIE SHEET

lambs weight orc lbs &C. per H. 81 Jersey lambs
we ght 1880 lbs 1c To-
Mich Cows-Ony lew sales; prices $50 SOo per
he ad calves included.
NEALs AND CALvRs-Trade small smooth quality veas
sold &C. Size Id. grassed calves at - 80
head.
HoGsNo sales live weight loads of Ohio hogs
xnra hald LON aaIn
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I;ls AYn ll.al A IL

10 $1,000 U $ 5-20. g. 'e7 NJ
ia ano do. 1857
izta 10 % I SIS. 81. c. - *
~ lypp I s3's. iO-iO. c.. Iiss.
iSta iurO L , o's. cur. I2o. /,
IJa iUVuJ do. l26L
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ADVANCE
The following shows the changes as compared with
yesterdays closing prices:-
ApvAScE-Michigan Central, u; Jersey Central, y;
DECLINE Atlantic and Pacific Railroad. y: c., C.,
c. and l.. Ia; Delaware and Lackawanna u Della
ware and Hudson Canal, IA Erie, a; Lake Shore u
St Paul. IN do preferred, a. Northwestern do.
preferred, *; Ohio and Mississippi q Pacific Mall
IN; Rock Island, Il; Western Union, "a; gold, u.
THE
Money In abundant supply and loaned on call at
~ q per cent
The following hc rates OF exchange on New
York at the aforementioned cities:-Savannhh, u
premium; Charleston easier, selling Il premium;
Cincinnati hrm, par to soc premium New Orleans
commercial, 3-l6; bank, ST. LOUIS par to Csc pro.
MUM; Chicago, SOC discount
Sterling exchange was quiet and steady; prime ask
Ing rates, Ass 4s9; selling rates, 81 and IS u
<so, rsichmarks, s4a4 s45s a s5s. 95k; cables,
81 scn; prime Paris, a15As aa1sa
THE GOLD MARKET
Gold opened at ITO and was weaker at the carlier
dealings but subsequently the price rose on the cover
ing Of short contracts, TO 1l0. Toward the close of
business gold declined again. and the closing price was
1921. The borro~ing rates were y a 2 per cen TO
Hat
OPERATIONS GOLD EXCHANGE RANK
Gold balances 81 600 3s4
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. g. O5O io9
Gross clearances....- .-............. o., ia 600
CLEARING HOUSE, STATEMENT
Currency exchanges $lS. 346 All
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400 $50
Gold exchanges. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1850 222
Gold balances. .....................-. 5l2 2v2
GOVERNMENT BoSpa
In the earlier dealings government bonds were weak
and fraction lower but improved the day advanced
and closed steady At tho following quotasions-Unitsd
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$1,000 US 6's. G. ST.. ll9
5000 do........... lIe,t
2ODO l. > 20. r. 10. ll23,
! y OOU > $40. c. ? 5. l11i,
100 Us 5-2D. T, 'u5.n ll5la
$50 u : 5-zO c. s., "a 1884
LOO u L ) 5--u, c, NJ. llTA
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THE PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
Providence. II. l.. August 30. 1915
Printing cloths quiet but firm uncha prices.
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, August 20, 1876.
Spanish gold o26 226I. Exchange heavy: United
States 90 days currency ~ discount short sight. do
] a y disconnt London. 20is II premium Paris
q 81 premium. Sugar buoyant
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FIN ANCIlII.

4 7 REASONABLE KATEs-MONEY ON LIFE AND
IA Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages and other
securities insurance of all kinds effected with best
panies j. j. HABRICH x CO.. llo broadway.
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A sSIGSEE SALE IN 6AxKRUPrcY.
S.s RAJ Eas Al
raz FokoMlS 1xhunsk Il Asp oosqs PROP
sGsss1ss1aaI y15HhI szsz M oysS VII sRE1 KNOWN
@ s s$:
.o q Sss pure ssd
and
sKAUTIygL BAY TRorr1kc cELpINc luMBEs-
5 y. &C.
since which has been driven on the rs.d:
very stylish pleasant driver perecsy gentle; Is not afrsid
sss y @sas
r1 below ~ ~. season a. he very resonse and pure
sEHGxxT rsorrso orLDso Bar
dam ..a Clay =
old Ss
sn elegant road horse thoroughly broken. stysh d
than 2 gail i also good pole horse and warranted
fxsr TRoTiTINo BLACK MARE EMPRESS s!RED
Sy Toronto Chic! dam by william H. Ripley. l5N hsnas
a:s; she il mare Of exsrsordinsry power and Is very
sd sns : % pie .s Sd n I
when IN company s NOT afraid q snythins shs has vc
wagon speed sqaa any horse in the city and war
TIE FAMOUS " ThoRouGHBRED SADDLE AND
driving Horse bismarck l5h hands high years Old sircd
BY Lexington OF the best broken graceful and
under saddle guides bv moton either lady gen.
tIeman with style and bold fearess
finely broken all harness and sound kind
Elegant high trottng geldng sorrsl PRINCE sired
by Conkn's star dam by Highlander Chief l5k hands
high years old he Is stylish. prompt driving horse
thoroughly broken In harness sadd 4 safe for lady
trotted miles the Suffolk PARK course, Philadelphia
In minutes and - seconds anda single mile In 237 has
he 9 szclssss r. company; pulls weight vol and Is
Beautiful brown JENNIE: has always used BY
broken all the different saddle gnis afraid Of the
will without tying and safe under all circnm
stahccs she - very prompt driver and tot
in so and for ladies' childrens nvaluahls IL
years old and warranted sound and kind
The handsomest. touyhest and best driving Teams Of
Troting Horses IN this city: they bright bays l5X
raised Sy d. Herr 81 lexington KY and sired
by CLARK Chief dam by Denmark they roted together
tho Lexington track last In -.
used n road and family up present tme
they perfectly gentle not afraid or the and
safe any drive they pull when sdns
like horse they greatly improved speed ssthsy
driven BY pre6ent last fall Fleetwood Park
20 road wagon, without training In 4O and In
proper ecndon they can beat 5 together and
Carriages consist Qucens Phaeton full spring TOP
Wagon, side bar Trotng Wagons, Top Pony Phseton,
Harness consist OF Hnc double Harness. Of
single; also hne collection ot dress and stable kersey
Blankets summer Sheets Lap Rugs and Dnsters, Whps,
imported ladies' and gents Saddles Nnd Brdlea
N B-Thc above stock Il all nrst must be seen
appreciated and will be exhibition until time
SALE For full particulars catalogue, ready
stable.
Sale positive, without limit BY order
J. EDWARD CORY, Assignee.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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POST OFFICE NOTICE-2p PACK-4th COL
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
PRoPERrY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-2p PAGE-lst and % cola.
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TRAVELLERS 0UTDE-1sT PAGE 18th col.
IN PA6x-4th col.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-0rH PAGE-5th col.
WATCHES. JEwELRY, &C.-9rH PAGE-5th col.
'wESTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGK-lst col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.-1orH PAGR-6th COL
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"A LANDAU. By cRUrTESpEx 4 CO.. Of NEW
" "SuRTArx RIA COACH. By BREWSTER CO.. of BRooxE
ST. p
VLARENCE. by ,. BREWSTER CO.. of 18TH ST.
COUPE, by MINER 4 STEVENS. POLE AND SHAFTS.
FOUR SEAT PARK PHAETON by MINER STEVENS.
7 CART by BRADLEY, PRAY CO.. pole and shans.
DOG CART. WHEEL By WOOD BROS
COUPE ROcKAwAy by MINER STEVENS
sIX-SEAT ROCKAwAY, with shifting paseIs, BY
LANDAULET pole and shans BY J. G. HAM
BRETT, very light. by MINER sThvENs.
TOR WAGONS, by DUSENBuRY.
VICTORIA pole and shafts, BY. II. LAWRENCE
ToP AND no TOP PONY PHAErONs Of every variety.
EXTENSION TOP PHAETONs. city buld.
4seat RockaVays Depot Wagons Business Wagons
~ -"1 - ''r VAN TAssELL KRARNEY.
AND Ens "A
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DENNsYLvAxIA RAILROAD
GREAT TRUNK LINE
A 4

Trains leave New York. via Desbrcsses add Cortlsnds
street ferries ~ follows -
Express Harrisburg Pitssburg tho West and Sontn,
With pullman palace attached, 30 A. NJ. and 30
r. NJ sunday q and 3 ID +. NJ.
4. NJ and :u r. NJ connecting ~ Cory FOR rsusville.
Petroleum Centre and the oil regions ,
For baltimore Washington and the SOUTH Lipitcd wash
ngton Expressr OF PnlImnn parior cars daily cxcepe
Sunday) $50 A. NJ. arrive Washington 80 r. N. Regu
lar at ) 40 A. NJ. 3 and . r. NJ. SUNDAY; yf. NJ
Express for Philadelphia T. 80. $40. D:3p A. M ~ 30
IA 4:In SO 4 SD r. N. and - night. Sunday. s.
q 4 80 and r. NJ Emgrant and second class Z. n.
For trains to yownrk Elizabeth Halfway rnceto Tren-
ton. Forth Ambey. fiemngson Belyidsss and othss
Trains arrive Prom Pittsburg, 10 and 10 D ~ Ant
O:2o r. NJ daily: 10l5 A. NJ and $40 r n. daily. ex,
cent Monday From Washington and baltimore, y: ~
AM.4N5 s;i5 and Io:as r sunday % 20 a y: n
A. NJ 2:IJ Is. 5I5 diU. $50, s:4l and 10 ~ z. ~
sunday. $40. e2oA6ss5. II 20 A ~. $50 and ios1S
rcnss oecs~ 526 and ~ Broadway. No Assor House
and loot Dcsbrosses and Cortladt sts No Cour
Brooklyn: Nos ia. ll6 and ils Hudson st. HoboksI
Emgr.ns ticket s..w; wetes; No. Battery place ,,vp
s""" denersi Manager. Cen Passenger Agent
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Amity st.
Opposition TO Gilbert Elevated Railroad Company.

All Interested in property fronting south sth
and Amity invited to attend meeting 70 be held
for the purpose Of organizing vigorous oppostiou 10 the
construction Of elevated railroad through said strees
Meeting will be held No n Washington south,
South 5sv and Wooster Friday afternoon,
18th inst. Rt o'clock.
be sure to come he represented
BY order Of committee OF propery.owners
MAY
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At AUCTION.
"A SALE
CHOICE rnSciRouoHBRED
TROTTING STOCK.

HANDSOME BAY GLIDING ETHAN ALLEN stock.
@ T. % % y r In
mSsk ), SiRE x Gs E.s,
zies!sr, 9 years old -, shed BY GEN. GEORGE
s1ss h. h.adisd
sire ;'s Ss. Il
30 Il % es snsd sSs
n'c d N .d
S @ . S 70 he T sd 4 M:
hands and Without exception tho most promising young
!. the s sss W. oS y, am y ~
Goshen Orange county. and to-day worth 500:
risd aiSs sx3 st eGELpiSa CHARLEY KAHN, ss.l.d in
$50 isah hands high sired By A,:ssSae,: *sdsIl.
MsS:%.rs ; dIo.. him ,: Spring Sss
stand ~:Scss tying M end rsr,.nssd ,s sSsod
J. Il sSsns wing
ter on the ice n can beat Ao nns gaised good dis
sIDE 3. w:ssn; Il s.:: . elias. condition. mad.
ONE slbE bar no top Road Wagon, built BY r. N.
.rmRkE sUITs of nore Clothing Stable Blankets.
Comprising the choicest ssok offered for sale this season
All Of them Of good disposition and bs and rode
MsSa%srss stables corner Of 7ad It, aud 4sh A.
II this stock sold private be sole 70 che
highest xx 'i;i KE%aSR
TOMORROW psffSSAr,. Nay 10. is7s
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
at their Auction Mart,
ITO. ~ aud IA East 18th st
A LHNDAU. BY cRUrrExDEN CO., Of NEW
CURTAIN COACH. by BREWSTER CO., Of BRooxE
BARoUCHE. By byBREwsTER CO., or BRooME ST.
CLARENCE, BY J. B. BREWSTER CO.. OF 2JTH ST
COUPE by MINER STEVENS. PULE AND SHAFTS
POUR SEAT PARK PHANTOM. by MINER sTEvENS.
CART. by BRADLEY, PRAY co, pole and shafts
Doc CART. WHEEL. by WOOD BROS.
SIX SEAT PARK PHAEfoN, Sy BREWSTER CO..
COUPE RiicKAwAY, ny MINER 4 STEVENS
SIX SEAT ROCKAwAY, with shining panels. By
LANDAULET. pole and shsns By HAN.
BRETT. very light. by MINER STEVENS
TOP. WAGONS, By BREWSTER. DUsENBURY !
TOR AND no tor roxY PHAEroNs Of every variety
EXTENSION TOP PnAETONS, city build
4 Seat Kockaways. Scat Depot Wagons, Busiuses
VAN TAssEId KEARNEy,
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GRAND, DUKE
n GRAND DUKE.
AT AUCTION. TOMORROW MORNING.
CELEsRATED IMPORTED ENGLISH
SADDLE HORSE, GRAND DUKE
GRAND DUKE IL ~ hands high q years old; kind and
gentle horougy broken all gaits either by word motion
whp spirited. stylish
perfectly amsbe and kiud IN dspostion safe for lady
70 ride. Is oNE or THE Est AND nANDsON Esf
SADDLE HORSES IN AMEKiCA; He win be sold Al
University place. TOMORROW FRIDAY, May ~. At 10
O'Clock. lilo H. now on cxhibiton ~ TIfE PRIVATE
STABLE ln8 WEST 3UTn ST. WHERE UE CAN NIX
TRIED AND RIDDEN AMI TINE PREVIOUS TO THE
SALE.
4 BREWSTER cor BRo0ME ST. SIDE BAR TOR
N Wagon. IN first class order: one Dusenbury Road
Wagon one Waterman do. Depot Wagon. one cut
under Rcckasay, top Pony phaeton, At WILLIAM H.
GRAys Carriage Factory, isos broadway, ioth
and 4Ofh sts.
A BARGAIN.--s HORSES: SUIT ANY BUSINESS;
N tirocery, Expvss and Business Wagon; chance
10 buy chcnp 40 West Snh -.
4 SET or SINGLE LIGHT HARNESS BY GRAHAM
~ In nne order, Tor sale for $40 Metropolitan stable
- East 18th g.
4 BREWSTER sOF BROOME ST) QUARTER
IA Wagon for sale ~ iiathons stable i57 West 37tn IT,
4 LII STYLES BCGGiRs. PARK AND PONY PHAE-
N TONS Depot Wagons. hockRways. &C. Harness. Hight
heavy saddles kridies whips, Lap Robes. Sheets
Boots & elegant srorrnent of reliable goods ~ the low
possibc prices. john MOORE. 81 Warren 81
A -fOR sALk. VERY FlNE DRIVING OR BUsI.
m Horse years old; lady drive him
god work Horse. Wagon and Hsrnsss No. Blsscker -.
corner Bowery. trunk store
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TlAMAR INDIhN--A LAXATIVE FRUIT LOZENGE,
agreeable take specific remedy for and
its corsequencss r. GRIILOT. ~ Rue Rsmbaeau. Paris
Depot CASWkLL. HAZARD CO., New York.
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A -fIsHiNG BANKS. SUNDAY MAY ai ~, - AM
n. - Ocean steamer sEriL LOW. lsHsns Harrison -
North River, ESQ: 9Th East River. z: per Eus6
River. 7l5; 10Th 81 North River. per6 North Riycs
6A n. tickets, ~. Regular trips about June.
Al. q. FOSTER. Manaxos.
nAILy EXCURSIONS TO NEW HAvEN-ox AND
~ alter Tuesday june 20. the steamer TWILIGHT wn
The morning. making usual andngs and rrsarnins sse
pkGuLAR SUNDAY MORNING EXCLUSION HOXl
y Tor Nov Havsn.-Ihe palace steauboat diA0EXrX
viii !esvs vsssy g., North Kvsr A. NJ FULTON 6rr1
Brookyn 10: 0ss1d D.. Eass River 8:30; 2Sd So No.
ssSr. - srrivs IN Kew York q r. \.
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CToNTNGToN LINZ EOR BOSTON.
- Reduction Of Fare
steamers RHODE ISLAND and dNARRAGANSETT. ftou
picr - North River, foot of lay stat 5f.M
Providence Line
nom pier "a North River loot or Park place stesmshls
ELECTRA and GALATEA. at 30 r. NJ