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, 1877-07-23

CLEVELAND, O., July :4z33.-The strike On the
Lake sl0Eo lsallroal at this poInt was tnaueu-
rated At Q O'Clock p. III. at the Cotnpany's yards
In Colltnwood, six miles east vi the city. Tho
tlrelnvn anil brakenen left their trAius, and the
engtnccsB refused to run with green men. All
freight raiilc on tho roal ia suspended. Pss-
eGuger md mai! traina proeeedas usual, About
.N cars OF live stock mud 100 cars Vt freight arc
AT ColltnwunM. 4 temporary stock-yarl has
been made there, und tho stock ualu4.lstl. Tho
strike proper lA between this city aud Nunalo.
Wat Of hero tha ulcn aso quiet. A. frelxlt
cannot 10 takeu care Ut II 1t all comes to this
lAlut, trains asc stopped 1t points between
hers and Chicago by The officials, and will bu
lott standing Tor the present. There has been
NO VIOLENCE,
aud all is quiet. Tho Company will not attcmpt
to start uty trains Tonight, aud probably nut
Tomorrow, 10 tho large force Of sttikcra Ut tho
yards would prevent tlctr passage. About one-
third reacrss polEcc arc vt the Central ststton
Tonight ready fur emergencies. Tho Cleveland
Trays, local military organization, went Into
camp ut GlcnvilEe, Il suburban town, Saturday
uieht. They were oEAcrci to return to tho city
Tonight and are now Ut their artnorr. Trafus
are runuEug " usual IN thu Atlantic s. Grrat
Wcs4cru aal. the Cleveland, Columbus, Gin
ctuuatt & Indianapolis Heads.
NOTCH
posted up on tho bullet!n-boarl At tho latter
rolapauy's shol, to.day gives n,tiea that CON-
mcn.tu tug Monday. July -, shop ttne Mill bo
| ten hours instea.l Ut eight, a. they have bceu.
| No answer has yet beei given tlIu sho>mc
| BY President Devcrcux regarding tLcis Fcque%t
tu lmss wagca put buck wheeo they weFe beioEa
| the last " pcr cent Ectiugtlon. Az result ol
| thv gcucral strike, thu Sta,plAtl OIL Company
, 1877-07-23
TROOPS.

BALTIMORE. Md, July 9.-Four hundred
roaular troups. including those from Fort
Columbus, New York, md Fortress Monroe,
arrived this morning. and arc under the i1n-
mediate command Of ficn. Hancock. AS tho
troops from Fort Columbus marched from tho
President Street ncpot of tho Philadelphia,
Wilmington s. Baltimore Railroad up Pratt
street to Camden Depot,
AFEw STONES WERE THROWN
from tho crowd on tho Sidewalk, and ono OF the
soldtcss str1,ck. This assault was apparently
rlnhccdcd, as tic men marched on Without halt
lug. Said assaiant was promptly arrested by
tho police.
, 1877-07-23

refined oil to market. The Cleveland RolIno,
mill Company nro preparing 10 hhnt tlnwn, and
will .lo ho permanently II. day Or twu. Other
large manufacturing coliccrns will be obliged
tn close for want Of coal nnl 10 means Of
transporting product hy rail.
, 1877-07-23
pOTTSVILLE.


porrsv1LLB, Pu., July a3.-No strike Is prob
able On the Philadelphia u lestling Koa1. al
tho hark puy duo the men has been arranged
for. Mai si-Grn. slegfred's command, eon,psIs
lug two companies from Pottsv,tio and eight
from the outsi4e, LETT here for Harrisburg this
evening,
, 1877-07-23
IT will he at their own risk. The yart!-mastcrs
have rcceircd similar orders.

II wilt he at their own risk. The yars'-n,astcrs
have received sin,ilar orders.
TIE EeENEs
To the rf,ttr1. Asscetdttd Prfsf.
ITonNELtsyILtE, N. T.. June 39.-Ttiis morn
fng an attempt VIVA made to run train M. mn
the Western division, with Enar,l Of militia
rpon the platforms. About half mile frnrn
the depot The rails had been snarc.1, vnustnE
tho wheels to slip. Tho strikers swarnlcd upon
tho trufn and cut loose its two passenger cars.
After The militia AMI passengers had yarasrl
the brakes we're unset, the Observation-Disclosures,
md the cars allowed to run ttown thc grade
to tha depot, wlcsa they were stopped by
being run of tic trnck. lie cngIuo with the
mail and l.aggage car proceeded west. Attempts
nrc also hclrg made to run nut several other
trains, but without surccst. The Sheriff call.
mites tho strikers ut about 800
$40 p. m.-FIrc rar.loads VI militia hare Just
arrived fruns Buffalo.
IionNELssyiLLE, July 1a.-Thc train taking
t1c scycnty-fourth frutn Buffalo was stopped
100 yards west Of the depot by spikcs1 switch.
Tho troops were ordered to Load. Tho rougls dis-
pcrsed. The spti;o WAS removed, and The train
proceeded to The slcpot.
FLAMES SEEN.
HurrALo, JULY PA special from Hurns,
ctgh. miles west of lloEnelsyIlfc, says there is
oyi.1cncc of Iargo confagrat!on nt nosnclls-
vile. Tic wires have been cut by rioters. No
tctegratns received from TINT point since II 10
D. u1s
, 1877-07-23

NoRRMrowH, ps., July =. 2..-Maj. .-G0n- bolton
has received o1llers to concentrate tho Secuul
Division at this placc immediately, to awalt
marching ordcre.
, 1877-07-23

LEBANON, "a, Jaiy ::::.-col. J. r. 8. Goblin,
commander Of the Eighth Regiment National
Guards, tlps Just received orders to report with
hla regiment ut Harrisburg.
, 1877-07-23

-p.1uun,a, Pa., July aa.-Tho Pennsylvania
Railruad mcn strurk thfs afternoon, md the
round: :ho,lsc 1Ias been nuctly cluscd. M cn-
glncs arc allowed TO leave. Them IL no dis.
order.
, 1877-07-23
TOWANDA-


TowANDA, Pa, July 4.-Company K, Twelfth
Regiment Satinnal Guards ol Pennsylvania,
left for Iittshurg this cvrntng.
, 1877-07-23

ponr Jrnvts, N. T., July 23.-Thiuga look Sc
rtous here.
NO bTNiKE.
roHr JERvfs, July 91.-1hc meeting Of EN-
pluycs Of tllu Eric 1T this place culcd ut midi
night tn disorder wItilouta strlkc being ordered.
The tfrumen aru held iii check by influential ct,
Gincers md Il few Of tltcir own number who
earnestly oppose tic strike.
, 1877-07-23
yANDElDILT.


NE FEELS CONFIDENT OF Tnr LOVE or his
rkOriE.
BUFFALO, n. T., July 4.-sfr. TI1lnglast re-
cciycA tic following dispatch from ". II. Van
dcsblit to-day:
h. so u o, 1sy :y,si:1 ss 1se.iv.s 4 T. 1ag ag
ei the .se maafty y u r. or H cpoyc. s @ Ts Whole
country 10 now looking most aux1usly on them.
an fsel eon'Ideai tlat tacy Wy sstssa telf
when the bneIncs1 of Tho country win jaatlfr 1t,
tAss will receive compensatory Mfsev;asS;, If vaxSEnalr
confipEHcE.
The following was received to-day from tho
Superintendent Of tho New York Central Rail-
road ut Littlo Falls: ,'
.aadtr6'n. Sa1a'oga; Al qaIet en tho Eastefn
well informed, and have d reputation which they
do not wish to sarnlah. yet la!o canadcncc in
otbcrr that thuy wilf not bo driven to anything
wfun3 which 1t '1 possible u prevent u...'
aRAT1rlcArlos.
The following is tn. nnswer:
BAnA7ooA. N. y. Inty .4":.~7o 2. g. I'ritst,
Littie f'alik: ] ~, proud 10 receive such a dis
pateh. don't for taomsnt dSabt @ tho y Icy
sy ayy u '' IN "e sonadsn. Hsy isy wi iii aa
shc reputation tley lave Ieforc tho world,
aul every one lc forf,.lort In maintaining tho road
through theso .!cpfeta,ne lines I am surc they
rccusnzc tho fact that hcy aec part and parcel of
tho business ws aro able to 10. Increased blst.
ness, with fair prices, will surely bring additional
compensation. ". II. VANDERBILT.
MORE or THE SAME.
SAnAroaA, n. s., Inly :s.-Jo John istEslf,
General idaagtr, Cietttdnd. O.: The whon conn-
emnoioye, Of tnu Lake Shofr nnj New York Csuirat
Noats viii u 70 In tho present cralt 1,avc every
condolences In lhc raod scnAo nnd ioyaltY at the
1arQr majority Ut thcfn-thnt they Will recognize
iho necessity ot what hns been lone-and have tho
fullest assurance that, when tha bns[neaa of thu
country will tastify IT, they VIII receive conpcnsa.
tion accordingly. W. II. FAxpxAnltT.
, 1877-07-23

brpfr rcih - enFc9rI in 1IflNT fhC tMTA uHlI
making certain of the destruction Of The va.uz-
hIs fr,i,,,tnrs at ,hc o,,tcr 1enot thousands Of
a,sa -o,,cn am, .h,l,1rcn werc cngarcd in
'''~ r,r.1Aa1,a ruz cans.
w., .rr,~d viii, hrayy s1clers would hrcak
,-., ,hn ,o,. and then the contents rould bc
49,, ~. al r,rr,c,1 ofr bv those bent on
..sc.,,,. ~ t,,e rc,cn ~ terror cxIstInr Tho
.sa, ~. .,,,r., rnttrr,, tlock AIDED by uerson,
,.ha.Inv q. c,,,x IN tte thunder thc7 had gath.
.', ,,,rn.,.- IN 1,nnrcaa ri ,nstantcs war
~. ,raro ,,rc..cd ,n,o .rrv,ce To enable tho
..,.ro. ~ act ovar win their roo]t,
No. urr,rthv c,,1v In The tlav cntleayo.ctl
- ~, Tho r,l,nrc. I'M, tho handful Of mcn nj
~. ,xnrc ,,n,hlc IN control tic eruvt1
Ill.,, w.ro ,,cs,cra,c in their anxiety 10 secure
,ana. A, ono lima tho utllavc was chosk.
y, h,,. ~, ,,,t, t,rc,, ,hc rars, anil thcn
.-acoo,,oa wifi thc work of de.tr,lvttou., II is
,narst,1c ,o form any idea ot the amount OF
.'t,,,s st,,,rn Int hundreds of thousands will
.n ~, ',,vtr thc loss
on,v uunoH,
ao,o ~ t,. acc,,cs u,,t wiabst the terror
v,,t, eacmc1 .,, p,ratyze pcurca,,le and orderly
s..,v.,s r,ro lr,lt, rous II. the hirl,cst degree,
49,, ~, ',,., sssm,r1 In pnios then, with greater
80. ~, ,,,,,. e,,,ecd in thc wholesale r,]un-
-, I1,r, :, hrawny woman co,,ld bo seen burry-
,na ,..,v vi,, n,tr. IT white kid e,tpncrs under
~ o,,,,.. .oo,hrr. carrvux ar, infant, would he
~,n,,nr ,,arrr1 M nour along thr sidewalk, using
49,. fnct ~ ,hc ,ro,ci!nr nowcr. Here tpap
ruat,nc n ,vhes,,,,rrow inat,ed with white lead;
,',.z ,,,,-r,r,1 thrm,oh tho ,rnvtle with large
.,zc1 rami1r t,ea ~ their slaro Of the pl,1ndes
."1';,., .,,,-,. ,,f fc,na,.. u,,1tzat anttns and
d-,ss,s r., ,xrry f1r,r. ear.. ,Iry goods, ETC.
1,nu,,,c. n umbrellas. fancy parasoIs, hanss,
f1s.t4
, 1877-07-23

READING, pa., July :13.-T4e strikers began
operations here ne;Ar midnight. They tore up
tue trucks, Lusl,ul thv Lebanon Valley brilKs
aud y number vi frelght cars. Situation
critical.
, 1877-07-23

EAsToH, pa., July 2!.-lhs men Of the Della
ware, Laekawanna q, Western asml alI its
branches will strike either tonight or to-n,or.
row morning.
, 1877-07-23
NO STJttkk.

MI STJIkE.
sALAxAscA, n. r., July n.-Tlrcrc Is m
strike on tho Atlantic 4 t;rcat Western 1load.
Trains arc running regularly.
, 1877-07-23

4 HTlaIKE pHClpED uToN.
EAsroK, Pa, July :.s.:.-iti IL now known def
nttcly that tho employees Of tho Be!ytdcre i;
nc!aware Railroad u division Of thu Pcnnsyi.
yania Railroadl hasc decided to striko at 10
o'clock tonight.
, 1877-07-23

ALBANY, N. r.. July 4-The Adjutant~t'en-
esal listed orders to-day foE The Twvnty.tb!sl
aud ssyepty-(aurth Rsxipents of National
, 1877-07-23
ERIE.

Sp<rM ULflAtth ~ 1He lstbuHA
Enir, ra,, july ...-Thc Philadelphia {: Eric,
tllu Erit d Flttsblr-, anl tho Lake slorc IL
Michigan Southern Railroads bc>AInu involved
In the general Stslke totluy. The tralninen Ut
the Philadelphia j. Erie Railroad struck at 3
oclock this aftrrnooi. About 800 assembled
at tic outer depot, and prevented
Il douhlc.hcadcr frou leaving, compelling
tho engineers to lcayo their machines, Which
were rtit, by the strikers Into the rounl-lonsa
and Disabled for scEyEec. The Eric s. Plttsburg
fell upxt at tho call of the Philadelphia T. Erlo
strikers, and freight tsains over those roads
l,ayo been
ENTIRELY ADANDONED.
The strikers to tho number Ut 900 haTc heen
ewasnlnc Il. the yaEds Ut tho roads at this point
to-day, but TO violence has been attempted, aud
The st1ikcrs l.nya been orderly. On tho Lake
s'lorc & Michigan Southern Road It IL positively
asAcItaI that tue strike took cf[oct at
Is o'r'ock. During thu day only thrce stock
trulns wcrc r.ln nut eastward. All othcs
frelgbts arc pt standstlil. 'shc Company arc
rsLoAplS0 THEIR sT0cx-TlsAtNs
at Pafncsyllle alll Asl,tahuln, @. Thu running oi
passsssgcr.tra'.A hns not bcen intcrtered with.
Thu strike Will bo general tomorrow. eevcs
companies Of l'cnusylvanla militia arc quar-
tered at Grccnyli!e, about ntnuty-flye miles frou
1'lttsbure, They uu.nbes about 300 men. T4rce
companies belopg to Erie.
, 1877-07-23

ALLENTOWN, Pa., July 1.-Two attempts
weru lnudu TO set tue Glen Rolling Mill OIL lire,
which is At prescut lying Idle, but Acy wcro III,
sug1a6sful. 1'ho excitement u lnicuae, but no
serious trouble Ia feared.
CuAnE4LAAu, AID, July s23.-So trouble here
in.1liuht.
, 1877-07-23

BETHLEHEM, ra., uly.32.-'rhe Eastqu Grays,
who tayo bccu eaHpingat Ut ssroudsbuEg, arc now
Gu suutc for Allentown. where they will ioln
thu Allentown Itlacs, tl1e Calasauqua l.llcs, anu
tho slaLiuaton Rifles, aud !eayu by spccial truln
for pIttSbugK,
, 1877-07-23

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villa s,xt,rhInt, Int nut of thr vor,
. srnnnx cu1uor
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II x Z T.
FURNISHkn HOUSES
have several fine HOUSE :, delightfully."- located
and furnished in excellent sly le for for the
SION OF Congress or by the year, At prices ranging
from siO0 to $50 per month, 70 private families
only.
J. v. n. HTYCk. Real EstatA Agent,
No. 1905 Penns1 lvania ayeun@,
oct9 I'm Arlington Insurance. Company Building.
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Rom ; aIds -----. -
" II -...... 1850. g
I4sG y -. .
Issue or tho Let and istA OF eel n,arh - sci.
fern OF a. property Tor -sls T-t nv b0 a.,
watch can be hat GA app icat1I .y .l-, - vi
be sent By nal IL ees -ed.
Loans.
$1,000 att per cent; $500 At Fer oeut 60 II
EOk RENT
b. " WARNER & 60,
Barnard n. NdyF-r. Ef-~Ea I. NJ Fufr-s.
eI0 street northwest.
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A a n D.
PERRY & BROTHER
ARE NOW OFFERING
DECIDED BIRGAINS
BLACK AND COLOgED SILKS,
Which are fun, 20 PER GENT. CHEAPER than
Al-c, a large stock Il DRESS GOODS, ranging
I BLs2R e AND 4 dc FLSET GOODS
FGsNNELs, BLANKETS, &C., 60
raTTRaGriyE PRIOKs.
&C 2z-tr Corner Penn "a arenUe and 9th st.
WE INVITE ESPECIAL ATTENTION
To the following line Of
ST-CLASS GOODS.
v hich We are selling at very low figures for -
Site nAsrr1s. "a
FURNACES
AND CRATES.
TIE ST, GEORGE ELEVATED OVEN, COOK
ING and HEaTINi RANGE.
MOTIFS SOCIAL FIRE PLACE HEATER,
tfout doubt the hes, LstIobe Stove ever sold or
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these Stoves are first class ia every respect and
,0ur MHeskT 'LsTKoBE STOVE. s.l,pdd
oG Of Up SnG H Hfs STOVES 81 T.
rlsty, with --latest i'm orOFements
HOUSEFURNIsHING GOODS st wholesale
pIicts. ct
EEISSNER & jerks,
Cctzo3m ~ Sc en'h street northwest.
NOTICE We have admitted Mr.. w. III.
BOlkR 10 n fell IL terest In our business 9l4
9TH street northwest. end the re will hereafter
coDducted under the firm mans of DAVIS, DICK
INSOS CO.
DAVIS DICKINSO
B.-We avail ourselves of this Opportunity 10
return cur sincere thanks 10 customers Tor the
very Hoerai patronage extended to US during the
year. and at the time to assure them that
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aoontfnusnce Of the same. We will keep constantly
n hsnd full lines of Fancy Goods Trimmings But
Z ps. and Noiions, which will be sold at the very
lowest market prices. We also have the general
agency for the District OF Columbia for the Do puar
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friends and the public before purchas
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E1OR RENT. FOR RENT
" Py b. q. HOLTZMsN, 10th and y streets n W
Three Furnished Houses, well located, 20 private
Iamli e, only, Us 70 ESQ
Large hall and Is elegant looms above, at 023
P.nnsy Ivan ia aveIue w...--..-- -. Us
I212 l4th street Dortbwe {, q rooms mod imp Is
l2l4 IA street nortbwett, l. ro1 ms mod imp rs
lx24 9th street northwest. n rooms. nod ;mo O.
631 ID street northwest, 9 rooms mod i'm. IS
Dis street uortD~ west, 10 rOoms, mod imp ...,. 4
BOD street southeast, II ro0ls.s, moe fmps ., Is
500 Ith street rooms, store and stable 30
0OS stree; northwest, rooms..--. Is
oI3 llth street noithwe-t =, re and cellar -. rs
Fur Sale.
Houses and Lots. large and small in all sections az
the city, AT reduced rates oct5-ly
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sAM'L G. PALMER,
seEzu Sole Aossf ID. ~
DIANO. ORGAN. VIOLIN, HARMONY,
U &C Messrs GLGTzNER. pONOH-
and X NC ins,T ucts-. Terms. 10 d n E5ETD
School Of Music, 705 sth Of. nv, srls iTfUUt
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pHNMEAp. CH.s. wIrHFNpoRFF,
Proprietor. Manasu.
ARLINGTON BREWERY,
s7A and n streets.
ALE, PORTER AND BROWN STOUT.
Fer superior quality and excellsncy of favor IL
cspnct be sur passed
Pn, up in hole, halves and quarter barrels; also,
Do tled. ocr2f1w'
CHEAP CARPETS AND DRY GOODS.
CsIPsts 10, y, 70 s., % and 20 cent?;
Tapestry lnerslDs, best quality, at low prices;
BRUSSELS / TO 81 Is fer best goods;
bail and stair Carpets to match:
Cilcloths, all widths, SIX MP;
Now Offering new things Ia Dress Goods, In
rely OF styles, at unusual low prices;
All wool Cst hmeres, cOors and acks. 50 cents up
f.s ant Cree Grain Sist s s' IS 40 81
Bszsr Patterns, the best in iss market.
TN. MADAM,
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS
Wepow offer TO our Customers one OF the largest
and nost complste .tock OF DRES, GOODS,
shAWLs, CLoAKF, HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
anf, in fact, the largest ssortment q. Day GOODS
generally, ever o1cr, d u the Washington public,
- taying but ole price, marked in PLAIN figures
We respectfully invite the inspection Of all in pur-
suit CT tire Newesr Styles of Fancy ard Staple Good
which guarantee TO be as cheap as thsy can h,
procured ia any Of the nj thern eastern cities
All goods marked in plain figures
No deviation allowed
1t NJ. VI. SINISTER & BRO.
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Average ssoorr Daily Circulation, oeev
I7.6oO-betno Wore thop three times that
Of Gry other daily papSr tg Washington,
together.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

pal ESTATE BULLkTIN
rHos. X. wAGeAS.N. srs s.v.p,ss
tChsRges made ever "Wednesday and SATURDAY
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
I 0sT-FrGm GOA street northwest, age
IL Esht CANAHf, with top knot. LiberalTZ
rewarteiyen if returned. L. ~
I QET-0n 2lst instant a gold BREAsTPIN, on
a nj assschusetts avenue, west OF lon street.. A
lb/al rev ard given il returned to 1913 Rhode
lS<nd avenue. oct2s-ls
1 0ST-OD Saturday, 2Oth Instant, at the funeral
from Chri,t Church. Georgetown. a black lace
VEIL The finder i'll be amply rewarded by leay-
ins the ssme II Mr. PIMPER'5, 1915 Bridge s'rest,
Georgetown, ID. @. oct22 q.
1 OsT, .sTRaYED OBJ sTOLEN-On . rid.y
I 4 morni5 q, October 10Th, q large New
FOuD0laDd LOG, answering to name ofc40T
Jack" white breast. Also small whts-@
srOt Just under tail Reward will be paid 10 person
returning him to l92l II street NV. oct22-2-
G = REWARD-strsyed or stolen from my pr4rn.
o. i*s On saturday morning, October CnaQN
atb, 1877, an ALDERNEY COW, 4 yearssl-H.
old. nearly fresh in milk: c .lor, red, with wnie
breast al part OF back. Whoever will deliver her
20 the undo Tsl ned shall be arded above. 4.
W. EATON, mt Pleasant, ID 1T
1--WE nOLLARs REWABD-Lost GOLD
SLEEVE BUTTON, horse shoe. Retnr, II
I OsT-Op Sunday, October l4th, a SIN ALI BLACK
= AID TAN DOG Five dollars reward 49,
1919 street northwest. cct20 81 -
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wOOLF0RD & SHIL-LBERG,
S17 Market Space.
n. b Now daily receiving DRY GOODS and
FANCY ARTICLES from New York auction.
Oct2g IT
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FOR SALE.

l,UR sALE-h very ba ndsome DRAG aud fine
new. Address W. ". >" Slar office. ocis2 It
L>OR eALR-A Il .mbietouiaa and Morgan Black
Hawk bay MAIZE; works double or sin ~
streets; hve years old. J. lyman oc22- ST IA
E'OR SALE CHEAP, Oh Will HTRE 10 8 the
= winter, nice MARE, BUG " and
can D., y in three minutes. Address Bug
EOksALE-ThrOuafn sio.n. s,ef oynev, HORs1
BLANk ET1, &c. The horse 10 l5x hands A0H
bief years old, can tros Q mile in ESQ, . '. ~
prompt end stylish driver, not afraid OF st an, mu
Sic obstacle In the street. safe f,r th, mot
timid to drive, 10 warranted sound aud sind
in every specI; the whole 70 be sold 10 zethar
separate Apply ct Mr.. OLCOrr'S Stable, In Chaia
alley, between end and 18th and lNth sss. on b
EOR eALE-Gentleman , Turn ut-H skSe, 7
II y aYs old, sound and kind; can show = ~
nearly three minute gait: sids-bar TOP <0A
BUGGY. Mutt BE- so.d Inquire Of HaGUELY B
BOWEN, New York avenue, near 7th street north
west oct30-Sr'
EOReALE-lir sa- Iate OBS 9 euaranfeed sound
Il and kf.d; bright bay; lSk hands hish; ~
goes equally we'll In single or double har IN
ptfs Inquire at Room n, Winder
EoR sALK-BoRsE, BUGGY and q ,RNEss
Ut II be sold separately. very cheap. 9~
The Horse 10 good style, and warranted A0H
hsRNESs, finest Glass made by hand 70 order 10
pro, isiep. In trade. Apply SOL street north
octlf2ws