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PATIENCE.

Beside the toilsofne way,
Lohely and dark. by fruits ana flowers an.
btest,
Which M worn feet trestis sadly day by day.
Longing ia vain for fest,
An angel softly walks,
win pale, sweet face, and eyes cast rseekly
down,
The while. from withered leaves aud flower
less stalks.
she weayes my fitting crown.
a sweet aud patient grace
4 look Of nrrn end uranee true and tried
VI suffering fuSekiy horne, rests on her face
SO pure, 80 slurided.
And when NY IA ming heart
lespoiids aud murinHrs at its a5iVer.e fate
faea q0irtly the angels bright Hips part
Whispering softly, ..waii lf
Patience :" She swepfly saitii--
THE tsi her 5 inrrcies never come too late.
Grid thee with patient strength and trusting
faith,
Aud rrm endurarce-waiti -
AnEe,, behold, welt,
Wearing toe tn4rny e.own through ali life +
huurS--
Wait tai thy hand shall ops the eter lai gate,
And change the lhornS 10 flower.
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while He Has 4f- Stand la.

NV t Vf n s1uII.l
We have heard from Washington a
particular account of Mr.. Charles
Q Conors apology to President Grant
1t Is represented 10 have been humilia-
tng 70 the last degree, a perfect model
OF dlTt eating. With that Difference
whish is due 10 a lawyer at once so
aged and SO distinguished, we would
"a & the liberty OF suggesting TO Mr.
oConer, while he IS IN that line, the
propFiety Of apologizing to the New
York Court Of Appeals for his attack
upon the judges of that tribunal, which
was nngentlemanly. because wholly I'M
just.
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Eating Naca, ont by she Mile.

In an Italian restaurant in this city
Giacomo Sporcoganibi made wager
with Signor Nonposso Bevere that ne
could eat one hundred yards more
maearoni than the latter. Mr.. Sporco.
gainbi ate his first mile IN twenty-five
minutes, leaving HE opponent two hun.
dred and fourteen yards behind. The
stakes were handed over 10 him.
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a EIENDlsII DEED.
fhe Top Of Laas's Head Blown 10
Pieces and her Hrains SpaIterea ever
her Husband.
ALvARApo. John On Co,

ALvARADo, Johnson Co., Feb. %. n.
To the Editor OF ThederaId
have dipped my pen in ink and We.
IL is not blaGker than the horrible traa-
edy which | am about to chronicle .
This community was shocked from
centre 10 circumference yesterday
morning on receiving the dumbfound-
ing intelligence of the cold-bIooded
murder of one of the raost respected
ladies in the community, three miles
above here, known a. the Myers neigh
borhood Mrs Hester, recently Mrs.
Myers, was sitting NJ the supper-table,
about dark, surrounded by her husband
husbands brother, and several stem
children. and while she was doing the
honors of the evening, some iiend in
human shape slipped 10 the open win
dow near by, and placing the nuzzie
OF "A shot gan near enough 20 burn the
window sash, fired the whole load tax
ing effect from the side OF The head
entirely blowing oil the head and spat
tering her brains IN her husbands face
Her husband thinking himself the
victim OF the assassin, jumped az. gath
cred his gun and ran around the house
To ind the villain hut .lot seeing apv.
one, returned TO find to his utter grief
his wife was the victim A coroner.
Jury was summoned by I. J Golfer
deputy sheriff, as soon a. possible whose
verdict was in accordance uith the above
statement Suspicion rested upon her
stepson-in-law, who lived hard By, in
consequence OF some threats He was
promptly arrested. aud is at this writing
awaiting trial, witnesses being sent Tor.
We will not say more concerning the
case until coart investigation. and will
furnish more of the particulars then.
Mrs. Hester was a Christian lady of
higa standing, known and loved by all
the community, aud her unfortunate
and sad demise is regretted by all
RADIX
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Improving Upon sseneras Pieasanton's
Discovery.

John B. Last, OF Green Bay, has n
vented new kind Of stovepipe hat 1t
is intended for the benefit of BALD
headed married men of that city. The
invention consists of the inserting Of
blue glass in the crown OF the hat in
order to propagate the growth Of the
hair
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

EoR The speedy Cure Of seminal Weak.
E nee Lost Manhood, aud all disorders
brought ON by irdiscretiofs or excess, Any
duG1ka has ths ingredients. :
Addrsss n. JACQUEa = Co, Cinelnna,
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Causes the BODY 10 o.,, 4. ssi,a Y1..h

Its value can net be too strongly Impressed
upon the attention, OF those who have been
exposed 10 tainf of improper character.
The amicted are assured that this Is not one
OF the Worthless no<trums Of the day. bat Is
Prepared upon scientific principles. by q
pnysietan OF thirty years experience. Sold
everywhere-
Principal once. Is Murray 81, New York
sept5-deod-viy
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WHAT is QugES's BELIGnT,

IL IL plant that grows 81 The South and &
ale only actual bio 81 puriier ever q len ~
cred, ey whtch all diseases that crn;er a. q :.
blood can be Grad icafed a. once stfn for-ys I.
~ expeis for HE AL =cfTi4Ulcus, ~ytiiliif.t-
Nutane3ns and Rhsuulatl- ssreeIio.ss S5d h.
the Only TRUE REMEDY lor t.lis class u
disease Alon II 1. a searching, but Wnsr
combined xitb Honduras sarss cartiis, lie.
low Dock and other roots aud herbs II be-
comes q blood purtder indispensable and
unqualified such IL The combination u
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Ny annual Catalogue of Vegetable and
Flower seed for 1851 wil be ready by Jauu-
AIRY and sent FREE to all who apply. Css-
toners of last season need not write for II. 4
bic seed ever sent out D. airy -. II d tuse y
America, large portion Of which were
grown en- my six seed farms. Printed dir O.
lions frTculii alton on every package. All
seed sold from my establishment warranted
10 be b TIA ITesss and true II name; 10 far
that Should IL prove % herwfse VIII redil
the order ats. As the original fntrOdueer
OF the Hubbard and Sarole head Squashes
the Narbiebead CabBages. and a score Of
ofher new vegetables, invite yha patio eye
OF all who are anxious to have tBeir seed
iroSh. tr1e, aud of sac very hest STRAIN. New
vegetables a speciality.
JAM ~ J. II. GREGORY
lAn.GNit Murhin.-....-a An.s
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D,RE DEVIL DEED.
a CHt',e- Wan tsuocasa on the u~md Tn
Last Dallas and d abbsd of - 500

Nt'sf ~tbbtu OF Elst0V
Last evening, about eight O'Clock. a
cattle dealer, " ho had b. stopping a
few days NJ the Rawlings House, had
occasion 10 visit the out building Of
the hotel. While seated there he got
"A glimpse of "A Ipnn aud then received
u blow on the head with sharp
instrument, which stunned him and
he iell forward on his face, on the
priVy floor. How long lac had lain
there lac cannot tell. When he came
To, he found that he had / cen robbed,
tile thief having taken his pocket
book from his inside coat pocket. 1t
couisined-curreu in fifty and one
hundred dollar uotos, to the amount OF
eight hundred dollars drafts, to the
amount of Elk hundred dollars, aud
notes amounting 10 nine hundred dol
lars. lis pocket was torn by the
thief 20 snatch the wall&. DIR. Ham
mer, who boards AT the hotel, as soon
IS the man entered the house, blew
hts police whistle, and proceeiei to
wash aud dress the mans wounds.
/ Owing 10 his having hat on, the
7 force OF the blow was stopped. Ii had
been made with a sharp instrument,
and bad cut through the hat and in
3 iicted Two gashe- On the mans head.
I The doctor says IL looked ~ though IL
] bad been done with a knife. The
wounded man could give no description
4 of the fouuer whatever. He said his
I tlrst ibtimaiiOu OF the attack was the
shadow Of the man in the doorway
and the blow Immediately following,
and then a succession of them till he
vas seuseless. The doctor, however,
had suspicion of n certain party who
had been round there all day, and had
asked the cattle man TO change bill,
which nc very foUlishly did, showing
. his money at the same time.
iAe suspicious party is well
known TO the police, having
formerly lived here, and lust
returned from Denison, for the present
We will conceal his name. A one
armed man was also suspected OF be.
ing an accomplish. The police were
Immediately notified, and the Doctor
had, at Marshal Morton's suggestion,
sworn out n search warrant before
Justice Mcl.ure, aud at the present
writing they are engaged in searching
for the parties. The robbery was u
bold oBe aud az early hour la a popu-
lous portion Of the town, and for the
good name OF our city We hope the of
lenders will be brought 20 Justice.
Fortunately the wounded man is not
seriously hart.
The parties who were suspected
were promptly arrested and nothing
whatever of "a suspicious character
found about them. They had gone to
bed in their room, at the hotel. The
question now Is. who did it? The
man VINO was robbed locked himself
IN his room and would not allow any
Que to enter.
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Destruction 81 . Fieariax niu a. sal
ptsnr springs.

Special 70 The sesahd
srLrRvR srmScs, Texas. February -.
AT about hailpast twelve to-day. the
large steam foaring .niil Of E. Higgins
took IRE in the fourth story, in the
shutter, and was snan turned 10 ashes.
Everything new sHi a large amount OF
wheat, corn. o'sts aud aouf On hsai
Very little saved Loss about seven
or eight Thousand dollars, No insur-
anee. This IS grea, loss 70 the county.
Yours. etc.
HENDERSON,
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tic medicine that can he employed c!clu4-
ing the stomach and bowels. and even the
blood. In small doses Of one Iiil a day,
they stimulate the dige stive or-ars and
promote vigorous health.
AYERS Pills have been knovn sir
more than quarter of century, and have
obtained q Worldwide reputation Tor their
virtues. They correc; diseased action in
the several asSigiilatiVe organs Of the
body. and arr 50 composed TIA; obs--.Ic-
ti0ns within their range can rarely vi'l-
stand or evade them. Not oul, 10 ihry
cure the everyday complaints Of every
body, hut also formidable aud danser11s
disease that lave baifled the best Il
human skill. While they Trodare power
ful c:Fects, they are. at the SANE iialc. IL.
safest and best physic for children. Ey
their aI,eFient action obey grips mu-h less
than t!ic common Vur-atycs. and never
give pain zien the b0ucls arr no; iEfianicil
They reac! the vital fountains q the Blood.
and strengthen tic system tv freeing II
from the elements of weakness.
Ada9;ed 10 all ages and conditions ~
all climates. containing neither caiouiel
nor my dcletar.0u. drug, these Pills may
be taken with safety b. arr body. Their
susir-eoatias preserves them ever frcsh,
and makes them pleasant 60 take, uiile
BEING purely vegetable, no harm can arise
isou Their use ia amy quantity.
FEErAEED N
Dr | r. hyEP A. IN o,,,oU NJ.
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Inier.

The readers of The HERALD saw
the account of the robbery OF Mr..
Kennedy, the cattie-msn in East
Dallas, Saturday night. They will
also remember that the wounded
man could give no description of the
thief, or thieves, and although GER
tain parties were suspected and
searched, yet nothing suspicious was
found, aud for time the poll were
in fog regarding the perpetrators of
this bold and audacious robbery. A
clue has been found, however, which
Is thought TO be sufficient to lead to
the detection aud capture of the
villains. About two o'clock Sunday
! afternoon two colored boys, aged
about twelve or thirteen, were PLAYING
near Cameron's lum Der yard, when one
of them found a pocket. book, lying
on the ground, in n ciump of cedars.
( He opened 1t and found it full OF
money. He Immediately exclaimed
''Oh, look. have found n pocketbook
I full Of money! At this juncture a
I man appeared on the scene and said,
THAT Is mine; | lGst it. The boys.
not doubling bis word, gave 1t to him
and he made OF. This coming to the
ears OF the police, diligent search was
made throughout the city for the cul-
prit, the boy being taken along for the
purpose Of identifying the man il
found. The 10y gave full and CON-
plete description Of the man he gave
the book 10, but for the best further
snee OF Justice we refrain from pub
fishing IL. He was not to be found in
the town, and last night Marshal Nor
ton, accompanied by the eolored boy,
LETT for the Fort in hopes to catch him
there, as the only train he could have
taken before they were watched, was
tile one TO that place. 1t is to be hoped
that success will crown the efforts of
the Marshal while there. The theory
advanced by the police is, that the
thief being crowded, aud pushed by
the active search made on SATURDAY.
plight, dropped it among the trees,
hoping that it would be undistuI bed
and he could return and get it. He
was probably watching IL when the
boys picked it up, and fearing that he
might lose It forever. he ran the risk
OF claiming 1t, hoping to get away
without exciting suspicion.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For al the purposes OF Family PhyHc,
and Tor curing COstiFouoss. JGln1icc.
indigestion. Foul Stomach. Breath.
Headache, ErysIpelag. EAeumaflsui,
Erup;ions and skin Diseases. BIZ
iogsness, DrOpsy, Tur1ors. Worms.
Neuralgia. as a Dinner Phi.
for Pr-i fyInK nc Blood.
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Are the most cf
i,-r;iyc ami congo
nisiPurEaiiyecvcr
discovered Thsy
are mild but Fl
iec;ual in Their
operation. moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation,
tEts' are still the
/ most thorough and
sanrrIS-- ri.
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A sCHwAB. AuC1fONEER. 22s BOwERy. SELLS
ALL o'clock 100 Elizabeth elegant Furniture Pauv,
rarInr quits. Of prvata family IN lola Daalsra call
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE 2s5 gKoADWAYE "
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES or PAPERS

nxs SDvEsskals a nNR saST Asp sEs fcE FfEss
Hsna' 1sTMSloYsia1n P.sssh fass-sin ss s%a ''' e'
nhtnnErpslW2D kIknrps si4s-sn r4sT1e,h fs p.o,,n co
sSHRb And EoDGIN6 wASfsD~sD ~ PAa.-ssn and
BnooKLYS REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-aD rAs.--i.k
nysISEss orronrgN.rIEs- -ers rAe>
GL.kRKs AND 81 sxLEsxES~iarn fass-zsh col
c63cnnhS %k6 r,'a'S cA6EShRs-,arn rAs..h and
S"4E AHs s2e2asrsrs fs F.s.ss 60.
HosHfsS1Hcsilbrse1 SasassS AcAbMss-an acr r.s.s.h
DENTISTRY-2D PAcE-6th col
BsS LIFT f. russsHEo AND us-
.pa and sA
FxCuksioSsaIar" FFxxcukAieEssI s4sfss' r.sa-Ss s% so
Sk S ROOFS sss %s6 * APARTMENTS nxra.
sE }tssi's 90.
i1RsEs. CARRIAGxs. xc.-isr rAsx--Is. aud I'd eoaa
HousEs. Hoo EooMs. 1c.. wxsrED-ao rAe.-4th col.
As EEiI SsTaTE t6k g5T .sY s. .s
L6cTyfED ,ND sEAs2S-HD r.ss-S,h 60.
H4GadHFs1iH HxRsEH sxSisEs"iasa Eaess' s. .
Pos:
NV ssgRs!SSsais E4s;s.s ;s r.s... col.
rERSONAL-1sT PAcE-lst col.
rlAkOFORTEs, ORGANS. xC.-2D PHgc-5th col.
POST OFFICE NOTTCE-3D Acx--5th col.
q. PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs--
PkorERrY Our or THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENTED PAcK- 1st col.
REAL ESTATE no EXGIiANGE--2p PAGs-2d col
REAL ESTATE WANTED 2p PAes-2d col
REMOvALS--1sr PAGK--4th col
REWAKDS-lsr PAGE-1st col
EALES AT AUCTION--Isr PAGE-ad aud 4ti coils
SJTuATIONS wANTED-FEMAI I.Es-i.rH PA1E--lst, I'd
and I'd coils
SITUATIONS wANTgD-MALEs-12rn PAcr-sd and
4th coils
SPECIAL NOTICES--ixr PAck--lst COL
SI'UkTING-DOGS. BIRDS &C.-lsr PAGs--1st col.
STOkAGE-2p PAGE--jth COL
THE TRADES-l2rn PACK--,th COL
TIKI TURF-1sr PAGE-lst col.
IT, LET FOR BUSINESS PUHPOSES-2D PAGE-2d col.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-I2rn PAGE-6th col.
ukFURNfSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
70 PAGK-;d and 4th coils.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-2p PAsE-5th COL
WA1CiiES, JEWELkY. &C-2D PAGk--dth col.
WESTCHESTEK COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2p PAcE-1st col.
WINES, LIQUORS, kC.--1sT PA0K-Gth col
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-1OrB PAcg-6th col
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TELEPHONE

Admission ~. Reserved 30 cents extra Reserved
seats can be secured AZ Stcinway Hall also at Schrm.r
10 .uI at Rullmans No III broadway and Schubcrths
TUESDAY EVENING. April 3. first Grand Telephone
CONCERT at the ACADEMY or MUSIC, BROOKLYN
WEDNESDAY EVENING. April =. second Telephone
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SALES AT AUCTION.
a NRT-sUPPLEMENTARY SALE.
Owing to the Of space ON the walls Of the Hurts
Gallery, the balance OF
Mr. Charles L. frost's collection OF
NM funS

comprising about 7o works well known American
and nunoer Of celebrated foreign artists will be sold ~
auction ut the
kurtx Gallery,
NO East Esd ST. Madison square.
FRIDAY EVENING, MAKCH 30,
1T O'Clock.
The Paintings will remain
exhibition. free,
from O'Clock A. NJ to 10 O'Clock r. NJ until time OF SALE
DANIEL A. MATHEWS, Anctionecr.
No. ia sth ay
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REMOVALS..

NnE uNDEhsfGNED WILL. On or BEFORE MAYI,
1871 theie Office i43 Front St. New York
city, their works North 4th and Ist ss Viii.
Long Island where all persons directed TO
make payments send all letters and communications Any
power attorney heretofore given to sign
indursc cheeks notes. drafts bonds. transfer
properly vauacs whatsoever hereby revoked and all
payments hereafter to be made 10 nnce,
North 18th Ist SITS. Wliamsburg H. J., or 10
orizcd coetto. only All persons forbidden using
firm name. Telegraph Office within block of works.
DUDLEY y. ELy's NEPuEWS.
JOHN X Ely.
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MILLINEnY AND DnEssMAKING.

e. MATHERs Co. s0I BROADWAY, NEAR
"A 10th St. have now large and choice selection OF
French Borncts and In gh Promenade Hats Of the latest
styles: Mourning orders done at the shortest notice
r. MARIE TlLMANS'S gDf PAkIs)-AtirNT AND
Aimporter Partisan Mllnery choice invoice French
BUnnets to-day. 423 9th av near 2jth -.
AIME. CAMILLE Dh lacy HAS THE HANDsOMEsr
Jtlnnd most exquisite styles Of Imported Bunnets ana
Hats which she Will sell ~ less than hHlf cost OF Inn
portatJn SS,is broadway. near 10Th 81.
DLAIrTNG MACHINES. NEW AND SECOND HAND.
l. cheap. J. u. BROWN ;ui East I'D si.. New York.
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"A. ART EXHIBITION AND SALE.
AT MINERS ART GALE KIES a45 BROADWAY.

nt7s o'clock, this TIIURs DAV) evening. March 20.
OF q hne collection o:
MODERN OIL PAINTINGS. embracing examples OF
eminent artists OF Europe aud America intending number
just received from Paris and before exhibited
Also original
PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON. by GILBERT STEWART,
and n marbie figure vi samuel at Prayer"
Postponed from Monday evening OF the weather
HENRY d. MINER. Auctionccr
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Also original
PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON. by GILBERT STEWART,
and marble figure Of samuel AZ Prayer"
HENRY b. MINER. Auctionccr.
UcTION SALE rIIIs DAY
a This !lhnt.asy, MORNING; at 10 o'clock
NO. ~ WEST ,srm hsEiE s sr AND sru AVS
rn4pSEhaip EH,sNIruHE WoMki or AE
srEITWAyr GIdNrfSc IL ?Gy$x uFSIaq nFASyI2ryonrs SInyo
Drawing Room Suits, inaid walnut iraures
covered In crimson. ton
Parcr Suits inlaid gold Irsrncs
covered in slk rep cotelane.
Inlaid Tables. Tennessee nsrbls.
Imported marquetry innid
Cabinets. style Isnpors.
Fine selecficu imported bronze Statuary
Cesar and Mark Antony. Milton and Shakespeare.
Romeo aud Juliet Ma1~pps anu Aantippe.
oil Paintings. EngravinEs Chromos. NC.
Pier Mirrors. tpantel Mirrors
French Mante Sets, tD-day Clocks
Music Boxes lace Curtains. Ianihrequins,
Jarlincres. Secretary Bookcase,
Music Cabineta Library Tables &c
Elaborate walnut Chamber suits
EastlHkc Chamber Suits
Dressing Cases lo-b. hair Mattresses
Bedsteads. spring Mattresses
Chihuniers, Pillows. Bostcrs
Turkish suits, Blankets. Toilet Sets
Rep. plush. hsrcloth Suitr
Centre Tables. Chairs. Rockers
Richly carved walnut Rufiet
Extension Table, side Table,
Chairs in leather Suits TO match
Large assortment French China
Dinner and Tea Sets 40 pieces).
Sheffield Cutlery. solid silver
Casters. Urns. Pitchers. Epsrcnes.
Knives. Forks, spoons. Clocks,
Crystal cut glassware.
n B.-Take sixth broadway Fifth
to Wcst 18th st. Expsrcnced pack ship
''~'s' t''N' e''' KoSERTFc. cAsIlrx Auc,oneer
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A UCTION SALE OF OVER go LOrs
~ si-gan; IIousehold tueniiure,

A UcTION SALE OF OVER go LOrs
~ el-gan: Household tuenliure,
THIS Thursday MORNING. at lDis o'clock.
a. the four story private house III Wcst 2th st. between
broadwav and 9Th frh Avenue liatel house,
Keepers don't ail this sale ~ fine Carpets
sfaror suits Panoiortes Curtains. Mirrors Paintings,
Eneravings Vases Bronze Clocks Chamber Suits, Bed
seads Bureaus Washstands wardrobes hair nnh spring
Mattresses Bedding Turkish Chairs Lounges, TABLE, Ex'
tension Tables Sdeboari cut Glass CHINA silver
ware Cutlery crorkey iron k'tchenwars leebox Ocot,
Nan stand. stair carpets. sc. T. ROTH, Auctpnecr.
Goods packed and delivered for purchasers city or country
A CCrloN SALE-BY ISAAC q. GOLDSTEIN. AUG
"A ticneer sells In lots to-day at II o'clock a loD East
I'D ST. entire Furniture of house. consisting of Carpets.
Beds Bedding. Brreaus Tables suits. Crockery Kitchen
Utensils. dc. Dealers invited.
Ry VAN TASSkLL 4 KEARNEy
ID Auc one eer
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A MAJOR cHARLEs w. BARKER. AUcrIoNEER.
SSERIc cxS GIRL issss SoSSiSS 4, year. yss.: sS. y
S%IS
gELE by ssaS's apa other
;:sss: !RS
his S%S MS5bsS sS i az:
SssKH s a.
Ssdas. r
a can 's o sh % o% rs ss
:1f 81 pa rs s S % sSYs ,ss ssS%n
OF II rco and s and
al warranted sound and kind and .he Of cassns n.
ay s sn,s S and % ,s ans ;oln p'ss
arrive the exhibition trial tomorrow
Ss % no .%d
r." now hs ss Of s e x X. p.s
Turf Field and Farm and ~ the mart The public will bear
Sale prE SocE s
given Of the sale Of Mr. Connes stations and Brood Mares
q SsLG Ss q Sp csR sk1kR oP THE
HvS1Esr Z AND FINEST M BRED TK9TTiNG HORSES IS
a FsiyiTE sAALh AASS ,Sow os E%hIsITiSS
$Sp 70 sE soLD Ar AcGrioX,, TiIIs psy TI uIS
chAx MAEob 3 buE ~ At xudroSEEs 4 2fhGoK PROMPT BY
Including closely matched OF bay Horses ias
era" waas~or and are finely bred and can show mile on
any rses in a4o or better to pole and are warranted sound
Fast Geldng iss henas high years old; sired
by General Knox; trotsed on Bangor track In 2u
pcated in 26; can beat 5 and is warranted sound aud
kind.
Fast and valuable ssrre Geldne i5 hands high years
old was sired by Almont dam by Ethan Allen aud
beat 30 track, and warranied sound and kind
Fast Trotng gray ,eldng 5' b nds high, years old
was bred by Scott Wells or Paris ny. sired by Clark
Chief he great roadster; he rocd three heats In
24 39 and AZ. and beat by neck last fall In
2:33; he Is warranted sound and Kind.
FAST bay Gcding. l5t, hands high. old got by
HnmbIetonan dam star beat - TO road
wagon and is warranted sound and kind
Beautifil bay Colt LITTLE tom. got by Honest Aien
dam by Toronto Chief he is old raised by Mr. f.
Dodd ot Westcester he never broke until last winter
he show 80 gait and mile track In
minutes, and warranted sound and kind.
CAkkIAGE CONSIST OF DEPOT WAGON, I tor
ruAET0N, I CANOPY TOP PONY rnAEToN; 3 roP
SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS. BLANKETS
n B-Tms ABovE STOCK Is NOW ON ExlIIBI.
TIoN TON AMP AMPS CAN n BIZ SEEN AMP DRIVEN AT ANY
MATED AND IN GOOD CONDITION, AND CAN 60
TO TRACK AND SHOW THIS SPEED REPREskNTED.
AND WILL BE WARRANTED IN EVERY PAR
TICULAR