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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-09-07
CHOLERA IN POULTRY.

An Essay Read Before Me Summer Meet-
ing Of the State Grange at anderson, s..
lg e., on tie 1OM cf.August, Prepared by
III. Foster, Of Lancaster County, S. G..
OF the few diseases poultry are liable to,
none seems to deserve 50 much attention as
cholera. From some points of resemblance
between this ailment md Asiatic cholera
among men, it is probable they have like
origin; that is, either symotic or animalcu-
lar. Such symptoms as diarrhea, collapse
and rapid fatality, without any apparent
symptom, are common to both. Also the
fact that Asiatic cholera usually commences
In India, and that several large breeds of
chickens have beeu imported from that coun-
try during the last twenty or thirty years
1t is well known fact that di4ases anAlo-
gous affeot--s ffessst st-rclasi ikazalih,al
Kingdom. Enlarged lNefYs - (xlable. in
chicken cholera. So usiforHfSthi that
one can toresee an attack $y inspecting that
organ. However desirabp definite ideas of
Its nature or essential elements of its cause
may be, its prevention is still more desirable.
1t is often communicated to the healthy
through the drinking water. Their water
should be frequently renewed during the day,
and troughs busted over with pulverized
copperas, or rinsed with diluted carboic
acid
Geese that are confined to yard and
compelled to drink at a common trough take
the disease; otherwise they have not been
known to have it.
All poultry that manifest any symptoms
of cholera should be separated from the
others, and fed with cooked food moistcned
with diluted carbolic acid, and a few drops
of muriatictin of ireG,;a theiE water.
A large per cent. are soon too much prostra-
ted to be able to eat; they can even be saved
then if cooked food be pushed down their
throats three or four times day, it being
moistened with diluted carbolic acid. The
main measure for protection against this
scourge is to burn all that die of it. If the
dead are buried the larvae of the common
blue fly will still bo propagated in great
numbers, and when near maturity will leave
the carcases, come near the surface, be
scratched out and eaten, and thereby poison
others. AS all will not take the trouble to
burn dead poultry, it is well to keep watch
ful yard dog-so watchful that any cur that
might have been eating ckolera-kiled fowl
should not loiter around ont's promises. 1t
is evident that this is one of the ways by
which this disease is spread.
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"A FAT MAIL JoB-Washineton, Au-
fSSSs5 ffSS5 1n the pa,a slll be remsmbercd that i9
entered iuto contract, and obtained from
Congress an annual subsidy of five hundred
thousand dollars for ten years, for carrying
monthly the United States mails 10 Japan
and China; that the contract terminated
about the first month of last year. The gov
ernment, after paying five million dollars in
subsidies to this company, found, by its table
of receipts, that only S150,O00 had been re-
ceived in return for postage on mail matter
received and sent by the steamers.
The direct loss to the government was
therefore $780, 900, and if the loss of the
interest on the payments be added, the
amount will exceed the $5,000,000 paid as
subsidy. At present, the mail is carried
by steamer at regular ocean rates. 1t is pro-
bable that Congress will be asked to pass
law, providing that the owners or managers
OF steamers coming to or departing from our
ports, shall receive and transport such mails
as our consuls at the foreign ports of depar-
ture may wish to send home, and such other
mails as the postmaster at the port of depar-
ture in the United States, may wish to send
to the country to which the steamer is bound,
receiving as compensation for the service,
the sea postage rates fixed by Congress-
Five thousand to ten thousand dollars fine
to be the penalty Of refusal
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NUMBER s5.

and found about three feet of water in NV
stateroom. Two sailors were washed over.
board, but this was hardly an accident! % To
show how little the wind and weather. affects
our progress, we sailed the first day from
noon to noon, 361 miles; I'd day 3Gi miles;
I'd day 361 miles; 4th day 300 miles 5tT
day BIT miles. The chief engineer (tbcrc
are seven asslstants) told NE we could with
perfect safety make one mile an hour more.
but the company would not allow it. Tbey
conhne him to 50 tons of coal per day.-
They would allow no racing. The average
time OF crossing the Atlantic in these vessels
is about days, or two days less than the
average time made by some of the other
lines.
l have good word for Temperance people.
Our captain, Thompson, presides at the head
-ot one long table. and is surrounded hx. dis-
tingushed ladies' and gentlemen, who at din
ner indulge in wine, champagne, etc. Capt.
thompson never takes drop of wine only
glass Of milk,-and this he takes at break
fast, lunch and dinner, not even taking tea
or coffeo. And he is perfect picture of
health and strength.
We have some noted characters on boad.
Gen. Daniel +. Sckles, Rev DR.. Roberts.
OF Elizabeth, N. j. Rev. DIR. Crosby of New
York, and the brothers William and John
Jacob Astor, and their families, who own
about onc-third the real estate of New York.
The two brothers, in dress and general ap-
pearance, look like couple of respectable
farmers, though rather moro tanned than
farmers in general. One would never take
them for millonaircs. They are becoming
quite sociable and communicative.
We have on board, for freight, six thou
sand tons Of American cheese, six hundred
tons Of American beef, and fvc hundred
thousand dollars an specie! The beef is pla
ced IN immense retrgcrators, as also tho
milk we use and our principal provis
ions. The milk is put in air-tig hit cans and
placed in the refrigerator, and is about as
sweet to-day as when we left New York.
Last evening VIC had grand entertain
mcnt on board, consisting Of singing, piano
solos, recitations and prestidigitation. I
have attended many less interesting enter
tainments in New York. Rev. DR.. Crosby
presided. At the close, collection was
taken up for the benefit of the Liverpool
Sailors Orphan Asylum; and hundred
dollars in gold was realized coo.
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SHERIFF SALES.
emile nouny vs.. wlll,am O. Brown.

Emile B0uny va. William q. Brown.
SIxTH DISTRICT COURT ron THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans. No. s195 :. By virtue Of writ
OF seizure and sale TO me directed by the Hon
cradle the Sixth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, in the above entitled cause ] viii pro-
coed TO sell OF public auction, at the Merchants
and Auctionesrs' Exchange, Royal street. be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets, In the
second District Of this city on SATURDAY.
February twenty fourth ls1. ct twelve Y O'clock
Ro Go aEraS Iofs of aso6S to-
gether with, the buildings and improvements
tudes and advantages thereunto appertaining
and belonging situated In the Fret District OF
this city. In the SQUARE bos.nded BY Canal.
designated by the numbers five and six on a
sketch annexed to an pct passed before T, Q;
late saig II this ssy On eas the Ninth
front on Canal street. between Miro and Tonti
Streets by a depth each. OF one hundred and
tbs sas p pse1 Se sna William e. BoW
and Charles sasors as act q sale passed
city H on Tie thirty lrst Of December. 1875.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms and Conditions, In cash for sufl-
thousand dollars, with interest OF the. rate OF
eight per. cent per annum thereon \, from the
twenty third OF December, 1876. until the day OF
sale: five per cent on the aggregate thereof for
attorneys lees oil costs of euit and OF the sale
and oil the taxes due on the property sold. q.
The purchaser to assume the, payment OIL the
| two promissory notes, secured by mnrtgage and
vendors lien on said property. dated the TWEEN.
| ty-lhird OF December, 1876, for two thousand
dollars each, payable respectively two and three
years after date. at the Southern Bank Of New
| Orleans, with interest at tho rate OF eight per
cent per aunum from their date until paid,
and also to assume the obligations OF the act OF
sale and mortgage not to ALLEVIATE, and to pay
five per cent attorneys fees In case Of suit, etc.
| Q. And the balance Of the price OF Adjudication
| iii anyI cash on the spots and In case the price
| bid should. after deduction Of the aforesaid
fees, costs and taxes In cash be less than the ag
gregate amount Of plaintiff's claim, with In
tersst as aforesaid, and of the notes to be as
sumed as above described, then the purchaser
| TO pay plaintiffs aforesaid cash claim, and to
assume the aforedescribed notes pro rata. to
| the extent of tho balance Of his bid.
| THOMAS II. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
| ja2H feb12 "a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

onice of The n. O. Gas Ltght company,
Feb, s. 1s77-At the annual meeting Of the stock
~ faT7 n,1rs,,Hni Ia ifs charter, the following
eentiemen were elected to serve aa directors
during ne I ensR,nS year W. BURBRYDGE,
gHAs MhcREADI, ID. r KLNNER.
II pfi;dflE III Y. ATIHILL.
Is. III. KENNEDY. u,.
And at the meeting for organization. held this
say. the following officers were unanimously
JAMES JACKSON. Presidents,
CHAg. MAUlt EADY, Vice President.
Won. vALI,OIH, Secretary
r, E.RIDHMoND. Treasurer. e.
fan NJ VOR. VALLQIS, Secretary.
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THE NEW ORLEANS
SANITARY EXCAVATING COMPANY,
Incorporated by an act of the Legislature with
exclusive privilege Of EMpTYINd VAULTS.
PRIvIEs. SINKS, Etc.

Are now in full operation, and are prepared 70
perform the above work with promptness ana
dispatch.
The advantages derived from the use OF the
oDORLEss EXCAvATTNG APpAHATUs,
as used By the company. are that the work can
be performed at any hour Of the day or night,
the thorough manner In which the deposits are
removed. the absence OF all offensive doors, tne
short spaee Of time required tan ordinary sink
being arpntiad IN from tan to fifteen minutes)
and. above ali, ITS CHEAPNEsS.
Iii orders left al the Company's Office. No.
Common street. Or sent 30 Poetoface box 40. o1a
Viii receive prompt attentlo noas ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.


VARIETIES THEATRE.
LAST NIGHTS OF 1HE ENGAGEMENT OF
MIL. CHARLES POPE
The extraordinary success attending tbs nro-
duction OF the Beautiful and Picturesque Ro-
mantle drama OF
THE GASCON,
has determined the Management TO present IL
every evening until further notice.
Thursday, 18th. Friday 10th. for
MR.. POPE,5 BENEFIT.
And Saturday Matinee,
THE aAaf0s.
Monday next-GEoRdE =. ROWE in his own
play of
feI5 II BRASS.
pIDwELL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC
FOR MA9DI dRAs WEEK.
Commencing sunday Evening, Feb. ii,
Americas most famous character actor,
MR FRANK MAYO,
Supported by his own Talented Company
Presenting Murdoch's Beautiful Idyl of the
Backwoods. entitled.
DAvY CR0CKETT,
Embellished with New and Picturesque Effects.
MONDAY EVENING. February IL.
His Most Gracious Majesty KING REX, with
his Entire Retinue will visit the Theatre.
TUESDAY, Feb. 13--Mardi Gras Night. Grand
Masquerade Ball. Admission SO. Ladies'
invitations can be obtained at the Box Office.
fel0
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CHoI lE p DIVISIONS

6oos SACKS WHIT u CORN.
CANDLES boxes N. schaeffer best Star
Candles, full weight and all sizes. 4.5, g. 7
and ss.
PORK 1000 barrels Standard Mess and Extra
Prime.
BACON--1oo easks and half casks. Louisville
Packing, Bacon, Sides and Shoulders.
HAMs--2oo tierces OF large and very small OF
best Louisville and Cincinnati brands. Can
vased and sugar-cured. and also Plain
Hams.
DRY SALTED MEATS 600 pounds Sides
and Shoulders.
FLOUR-1oeo barrels Choice and Low Grades.
WHISKY-2oo barrels Of best old Kentucky
hand ade sour mash b urbon and Rye
Whistles. direct from Paris, Ky, and war;
ranted pure and unauthorized such
brands as Bowen and J. A. Miller. Chicken
Cock.
On consignment and for sale by
MILLER, DOLHONDE & CO.,
fe2 t25 6s, 40 and - Tehoupitoulas Of
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feis Is nnh7

THOu ND ON ST. MARY ST. BETWEk
car, got the sanls by proving ownership ana nm,
nayifg costs. upon application tl M. Q'BHlEN;
Jr,. Felicity street, between Religious ahn
Tchonpitoulas. 1915 b. r
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CONSTABLE SALES.
william o'Hern W.. jacob cray.

ELEVENTH. JUSTICE COURT FOR THE
- parish OF Urlesgs, No. 6s6t-By virtue OF
an alias writ OF feri fdcias to me directed BY the
Hon. q. A. O'Rourke, Seveaih Justice Of the
Peace. in and for the parish of Orleans. in the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell ut
public auction, on WEDNESDAY, February, n.
1877, ut nay warehouse, No. 1445 Tehoupltou las
street, near Napoleon Avenue. the following
described property, to wit: .
ONE LOr OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
framed engrnyings and paintings 9 fine parlor
clock, books and other movable effects, us per
inventory on file in my office.
Seized In the above entitled suit.
Terms Cash on the spot.
A. r. KELLER,
fe1o is COZ Constable.
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spLENDID OPPORTUNITY.

rTHE COMMERCIAL HOTEL AND RESTAU-
H. RANT. Galveston. Texas. is offered Tor
sale at 4 bargain. Has mn established reputa.
ZION Of fourteen years. with splendid run Of
custom. House in good order, and furniture
tho city. For particulars. address I. BLUM ZEN
KRON, Galveston, Texas, or ]. CURTIS Wal
DO. 20 Camp street. New Orleans. req ~
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MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS
LIUhNsEs 1S7z.
CITY LICENSES OF 1s'T7.

CITY LICENSES OF 1877.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, CRY HALL,
New Orleans, January 10. 1877.
City Licenses for 1877 are now due and payable
In Cash at this Department.
The following rates of discount will be allow
ed to-wit;
Five per cent from date hereof until January
81. 1877.
Three per cent from February TO February
is, 1877. inclusive
Two per cent from February 10 to February
%, 1877, inclusive . r,,,, -
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IouIsIANA LEYEE STOCK COMPANY.

LOUISIANA LEVI E BTUUK UUMPANY.
Succession Of the late L. +. Generes-No. $685.
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
10y @. II. GIRARDEY, Auctioncar- flee No.
- 81 Camp strset-SATURDAY, February II,
1877, at 10 O'Clock M. at the 81, Charles Auction
IN pursuance OF an order from the Hon. A. L.
Tissot Judge of the Second District Court for
the parish OF Orleans, dated he twelfth OF Jan
matter, the following described securities. to
wit
/, 5000 shares Of tho Louisiana Ievee Gem
pany's stock, preferred.
q. One share In the capital stock of the La w.
riee Association.
TEHkfs-Cash before transfer. fes p1o II
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, .2s5 BRoApwAY.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES or PAPERS.

L.
4bvERTfsEIENTs AND SALES OF PSfERs.
AMusEMESrs.lsr PAGr-.sh. 9TH and 9th coils.
sorSl-ls LII nsESsoSEIsr f1S.-esS f"os-sah col col
RB[LLIAEpsyls, RnxkHEks wxrsn raGs-sd sol, A., coli.
sSxsP SnSe ssf es
BROoELYS REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-aD PAcF-ist
sysIEss en- ..
SHsRss Hsb S.sIsS
c63aHsS Rsb S'dfsn PAar-4.A and
S9sS$ P.s.s .s
SEEfIsTsS1 Paes-e!s col -'''' '''
bsf bwEs oSnss5 HoGs 70 Gs fs AND ux
EuRfEHs fasr.A and en coils
ExcUksloss4sp EExc5AEcsl:s rsssgss fss1Hsss ss sal
FINANCIAL-8rH PAGE.
ESs s"s AssSrsrs "a TO
TAsts and 4A
H5kSSs 81 s
H9usEs ko6Hs. Il &C.. %SSAxrEp-1lrn pAcr-4.h Col.
3, COL
MXRsLE aiHSiq SANTnLs Tsch.9'p i.9 psSs-sd sS' COL
SiscELtxNEous A'Ar " PAGE
MIscEIG% SEoys-i2.u rAcr-oth col.
NEW PHBLIGArioNs" 9 "7r% rp@ PAcr-eth col.
FffsSNss dkGASs phSnl:' sc, rAer-oh COL
foeF ofFus sFEse1iT E.eEis F.sasd COL
PROPOSALS-1sT PAGE-tith col.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS swANTED-FEMALEs-
l2TH PAGE-3d col.
PRoPERry OUT or THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-2D PAGE list col. .f.t.t.
REAL ESTATE TO EXClTANGE-2p PAcE-lst col.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2D PAGE-2d col.
REMOvALS--Isr PAGE 18th col.
REWARDS-lsr PAGK-lst col.
and
sS fIa COL
SPECIAL N0TICEs-lsr PAGE-1st and I'd coils.
sPORTING-DOGS. BIRDS. &C.-lsr PAcE-2d col.
ST0RAGE-2D PAGE-fth COL
THE TRADES--12TH PAGk--' til col.
THE TUEF-1sr PAGE-2d col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUkPOSES-2D PAcE-2d col.
TRAvELl.ERS' GuIDE-2D PAGE-6th col.
UNFuRNISIiED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2D PAGE-3d col.
WSNTED TO PuRCHAS '-1sr PAGr-3d col.
MO.CHEs JEWELRY. &C. .-1lrn PAeE--4th COL
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
To LET-2D PAcE-lst col.
WINES LIQUORS. &C.-1sT PAGE-3d col.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C.-lOrm PAGE-6th col.
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AMUSEMENTS


0LfMfi6 THEATRE. ga BROADWAY
Housss sUcokss 81 Tk fEAsSS
Mr.. Augustin Daiys grea, local spectacle
sSSsB sSSsD TIE THE SESsk. StSsk
SEE ruy EAWGETT xs,ETrssoN Z; ElLsosR,S G9Ssr,
s sssE RhaSiEs H Eso%1tso ."d assoo1T s9St1i MshsrLr
sE sEE THE TF kENT AifAgtr hoEsE AZ dAh AhS ssnsr
sE SASS $FoSS SSr DfiS E5STs q; SSEsEs
skE RonNp IiE oLoSK. 90
xASHks FSHh FEhSRs % %sb
TONY PAsToR's. TONY rAsTOR's.
i. c. RIGGS. CnEEvERs AND KENNEDY.
as
Sk H5sSS" H~Rs i SAS rSSk
4AHISHF 3sB2a ff1ISH!
CARRIAGES NAY BE ORDERED AT lo.o
PARK 1ntAsst RASHDwAr aSS asD aSsHSS' ssS RI HOUSE
fhieb % WEEK And 'JoSriaSED sGrcEss sGS hsssS''
oU GTS'e soaabiS q,Ss cGTsay sSs T. four acts
."oTi! HsoARpINs iIIomsE",
~$|$ $$$$$ s$sH$IS ss$$$;$H$$IISS$$ s$$$H$IIS$$ 3;$s 3##;$$sS
Every Evening and Saturday Matinee No free list
:;i.sfa %srsa ~ rEssSa ;Sd
WAsHINGTON's BIRTIDAY-spEcTNL GRAND
w MATINEE OF the great local play at BOOTHS.
R9GsoRTIRrnsT RGsRRnTr r.EATHE 5 .1.SSp oEoRGE kISSoLD
shSskfsiT:oSsS fi:Ss and Manager
Overwhelming srFis sTisf;; Of avTStf local play
pronounced by Mr. William Winter the experienced critic
rs IL" of = Ssw YORK;
Hs ss! {? 81 local s sss sssaH 81 names Of
sEEi TsEPEfT0k IlJ6S 6WSiHDE STir NTH 6ERSn
!5;E $:s s.;;:
VIVID PICTURE % s'is HlFE r IN THE GREAT
ast was in 1861
s.SSSsss q: s:ssgrss ~.
As aSs sIs ssdsG.
mnae in stage mechanism msni great star cast
Is illustrated in this act ri r1v"n'"soon'y appears
PICTURES scene on the lovely Hudson. and embrace.
isssS IxSSSS%ISG OF AZ IhCScIxpn a % TINS '''
rIoryaEEse Eef rsh avenue PICTURES AorS ~. return
ss % ssss. sne
the With r.
''''"'''' interest," rHE RIOTS sSPp'fss;sn " 1881 Of
20. OF o. F.-THE GRAND ENCAMPMEYT OF
viii visit Booths Theatre the roth inst the great
local play.
NJ" D"oND"N' '"AAssp ABRs6ADwAY AND sorn ST.
s q bAnY Ksq
*''t ors * pss;ss''d pSoYs.
$50 successive times in London and Is still running.
iso times in Philadsipiia
Is times In Boston.
ENGAGED
TAGLt THEATRE. Broadway and sad st.,AlMEE; 49,
This Gr6aisaayi EvENiNG Tomorrow friday, even
Ing also Saturday afternoon ana sysnng only perform
4 FE$iS$s $$;#i sHEEE$ sIS$E
AIMEE On her original character, ..LA .PERIvii2LE
REM Chorus and orchestra under the directi Of Mr.
Sk%SpE pucuEssE
Wednesday evening and Ihnrsdry Matinee washingtons
TmTRsDAy ElENiNGtw%s %shingtons Birthday,-speeial
bill Matinee prices. admission Soc Reserved seats 5c
day when La FILE De MMk %NdoT viii Be performed
EAGL;E TnEATkEa aMAIJNEt SATURDAY
HfRD AIMEE MATISE Z md Dc only 0S,s matinee nnss o"
IA iERIcnoLE. r,,o
Admission all parts the house. hfty t5o)
Reserved seats. fifty 900 cents extra
Secure seats In advance to avoid rush at tho doors.
U Open three evenings in the week.
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
THIS THURSDAY, EVENING. FebruaryIs.
LADIES FLAT RACE
'''' AND OTHER SPORTS
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Daily average. SIPS
G. wiT 1GSklNs sRIi ATcT!SSEEK AZ pSSIiEi AUCTION
Tls DAY sHT!'4rs %T 4s FsfS SGTs srAs r. 81 o'clock sharp
Is IL P's aa6
01' "' ;. Y. =
A d. + Al SSus rA IN n asSrS sss s and san T''
GtIe, i$ ssS A.s dsrs!s gray
condition single FaXssiiSIgs x e ssS pole SoSssr OF
Ms0 as. % s sp t.. py s
Family or Depot Wagon with pole and shafts: beautiful
DEWEY wagon S paS asse Wnso%p p .s
single aud double Harness. fur Robes Dress ana Sweat
THE HORSES ARE WARRANTED SOUND AND
u: B.-rHIs STOCK IS FIRST CLASS AND NEARLY
SALE POSITIVE ayls,EAE EsIS s,G5n oE 5snnIsE. TO THE
' Office 70 fuIISi'; 7 sst 18th st.
StC0ND HAND AND FOR SALE, Low.
6spo, 'SHs %H"son aoo coupe
K. (. FIAXDRXU, s72 and s74 Brooms st.
CACRIFIcE-2o BUSINESS WAGONS. ALL SIZES.
very Ssssa sssfs
CouND HORSE NEW GROCER OR EXPRESS
CWagon and Harness. sI55; splendid Truck Horse, 800.
L ing express one Truck, three sets of Marness.
No 344 West 18th st.
RIO LET OR LEAsE-A TWO STORY BRICK STABLE,
IL large stalls No 3sl Cherry Inquire Of j. RUS.
SELL 24i Pearl ST.. from ~ to iocock.
RIO RENT-THE PRIVATE STABLE NO 4 EAST 30TH
ST. has - stalls and ample csrriare rooms also apart
ESkY New York 'i hsaid or "' to Ra BGRSsE, " sii ii
Cherry st.
MANTED-GENTLEMAN's TURNOUT IN EX.
w change for Panoorte good city maker Address
TRADE. box i76 ilnrad office
MANTED-sINGLE PLATED TRUCK HARNESS.
w cheap for cash. Address 81 Ridge St. Office
WANTED-A I CAKT ~ GOOD ORDER, CITY
w made. CASH CUSTOMER, Herald Uptown Branch
office.
WANTED To BUY-HORSE, WAGON AND HAR.
w ness 20 IN the country cheap for cash $40 9th
CHM -HANDsOME NEW TOP DELIVERY WAC.
ClUO con. worth $500 Express Ifarness S25 Seen
at ia West 18th st.
&1HS-wORTH $500, BUSINESS RIG, NEW;
plOCPony Wagon and Harness. light Victoria, work
Horse 26 West l0ih st.
DRY GOODS.
UGUsT sEYD sUCCEssOR TO JOHN sGHMAN.
"A der 43 East 18th will sell entire stock Of silk
and woolicn Dresses Sacques Coaks &C. prices much
below cost.
KID GLOVES.
Man.. ALEX. X5af,E WE oEFEs n4sr 100 DOZEN
PARIS KID GLOVES.
of coors, button soc. per pair.
CASTOR GLOVES
LARGE 81 SizEs, sssosE sEDucED to 81 per pair.
n,o. ma r. STEWART go,
. SEAL SACQUEs. $50 AND $50; MUFF AND BOA
G$2O; Sable aud Mink sets NJ low prices.
LINDU BROS 1,207 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
a CARRIAGE REPAIRS.
repairing department. offers uneauallsd ADVANTAGES
carefully protected from damage Precisely the
sane san Sa.. Of and labor =. 1 neS wSrn
brilIiancy and durability superior OF foreign man-
Estimates furnished carriages and delivered
0y our own teams sEEwsTT 1sss co. Of proows
Brosdway. 47th and 4sth SITS.
A COUPE RoCKAwAy BREWSTER ToP WAGON
'o' fast r'0''ns Horse ne s Gs, ws. S q:
Ryy yAS M TAssELL 4 KEARSEY. AUcrIoNEERs.
c'.r'c vi" expose ''
on SS SslSSS s. ;s, StSS$S sHsSssEs SsSS;S SEs ,s
HORSES rRuSKs sLE LrsipfHy filxaxEss &C., q.
0' 0'os'' ATTORNEY TO- tor Il acaHaxaKH. ,nGn
REAuTIFrL BROWN HORSE. 10 HANDS FULL;
Dperfcct tor use In any way selling OUT price ow Ap
University place.
ELhdAST OPEN .QUARTER COACH, BY WOOD
Cart. fine order. I. ~ Wooster t. '' w
DOR SALE-TwO MARES; ONE BAY ONE GRAY:
iS5s hands suitable for farmer; win be sold very low
DOR SALE AT 4 sAcRiFIcn-0Y ACCOUNT OF
owner leaving the city, team OF young Horses Truck
and Harness Can be seen all week At 1sa Readc St. N.Y.
LNOR SALE CHEAr-FOCR HORSES SUITABLE
sound. kind. SO. Washington st.
E'0R sALE-rw0 GOOD SOUND HORSES: SUIT Ex-
TOP Buggy Win & sS Vest - also no
E'OR sALE-A LIGHT. ELEGANT GLASS COACH.
superb x sstsn
DOR sAIE-BLACK TEAM. BAY TEAM. BROWN
and .GP 1Is %sd ..n % 70 r double
TOR sALE-DUsINBURY TOR SIDE RAR ROAD
Wagon; pole shafts: In perfect order 90 West 18th st.
EoR sALE-FOUR HORSES. SUITABLE FOR
= grocer baker farmer any business warranted sound
The New York herald., 1877-02-15

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