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AIEs. comprising unusual assemblage OF zine Art ad
Illustrated Works. also collection STANDARD works
oy Engish and French autb including the beat works on
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number f connected the History Of Ireland
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A uCTION NOrICE.-CiiARLrs Q. DUFF. AUCTION:
!AEER: WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AuctiON THIS
DAY wEpNksDAYy.J JAN H. 1877, AT ~ ucLoCk
A.. ~. THE ENriRE STOCK. OF HORSES. CAR
klAGEs. sl.ElGilS HARNESS. ROBES, BLANhEIs.
&c, 40. TiiE PROrkkTy Ov Walks 4 bKO.;;
BUILDERS, 10 SETTLE TUE CuPAkrNERSHir NOW
EXISTING BETWEEN DE Llss WEEKS tDtcEAsED!
AXp HENsAMiS whEHs At IuE rHivArm r IAp';h ~
Am"sg the horses s the well known rotng Geldng Boil
y Lewis, BY Pilot. Jr dsm Molly Floyd; l~ can tr"t ~
- single faster double and sound AND Kind III All
respects winner of the Lambert Cup January H.
1877: fast black trotnx Mare Midnight: can tsot Ia
2N pedigree and perUr time Of tale gray tr"t
ting Mare kosa bs Highlander Chiri. dAin by Edward
Evrret; can beat - ANY track IS years old ana
Maid Middieow dan. Billy Denton; she x hall sis
ast trpttims Nusic. and bvat "a. aud
but years old sound and kind; fast hlack trottsng
mare. In 2:4O Is year, old sound and kind;
gentle finest rad family Horse In the city BY
Kisyk Ianbletonian. dam clay mare he can iot ~
$40 and is safe anybody to drive. sound and KIND
NOteThe above horses well known on the road
aud track particular MENTION and arc all ex-
Mcy ~ represented viii be snte The Car
include top side ba- Road Wagon. P"is and
shas built order By H. smith: Road Wagon, biilt
order by r. Bates single Road Wagon built
order by Brewster Wagon. Pole anu shafts:
two superior track ulkeys, skeleton Siet h. built a.
order trot Belly Lewis lee: elegant Portland
Sleigh pole and shss built order by kimexi two hne
vi double Harness. i've sf single Harness also
entire contents OF ahove stable Bsaic positive ram
shine, above day and date. to highest bidder NY
order of BENJAMIN WEEkS surviving partner oi the firm
vfWecks k Bros.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EAGLE THEATRE BROADWAY AND 53D Sf
MATiXnE ""' The lat ". ;oeay WxTiXES
oiths beautiful Dickens Opening ( and Pantcu,ms
- SANTA CLAUS.
with al. its beautiful scenery and Enects
MATINEE lOO IONIC TRICKS AND MATtSHE
ronAY Dot BLE TRANSPORTATION TUnAn.
MAriNhE l@-------------------- MAriNsg
FRIDAY, January 10, u grand complimentary
BENEFIT To Mr. JOHN WILD. when he will
give In addition TO the fantomime.
TIE MODERN SCHOOL Of ACTION.
Nottee.-AoNDAf.J January -. complimentary beueos
80 Miss JENNIE HUGHES
on which occasion there Will be entire change OF bill
MArINFEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
IL CROWDED HOUSES IMMENSE SUCCESS
If the new pro ,ramnlc Of
- nnn,LLERs WONDERS EVERY EvENiNu At =
MISS EILE.. MISS IELLER
will co.tinue to present the enomcnai wonder,
SUPERNATURAL VISION
To conclude with the doings OF
MR PUNCH
MATINEE; WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 4
Children half price 10 matinsea
rNHkArRE cOMlQuE. ola BROADWAY
hAkKiSAN HAkT rrvPrtetorS
"n%RniAN and ixi;r in Callahan. the e.sc.,ss. md
MW.i.ins M tor Tor that rnke; The great DUEL AT sLAu0H
Willis cobb's Miniature Circus Livingston brothers, Jons
~ Murtz Emma Hoffman. tlurphy and Norton biiiy uray
In liarrigsns Filth Avenne lloteL .. +.
WEDNESDAY,. SATURDAY MATINEE
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MO. Ih-NOTlcE TO MARINERS
IN D0nsghadce Light east Of Ireland county Down.
Improvements aud alteration VI light.
OYvicK or lRisM L1nTs DUBLIS. Dec ~. 1874
The commissioners O Irish Lights hereby give notice.
Ing aitcratons win bs made in the Donnrhaius Light
via That ths light exhibited will in lieu " showing red
between the bcariEy IRON ~ n W. to T. W. ground by
csst!. the limit will now be changed from w toS W
Onehmif 81 clear tho shoals OIL the COpeAnd
round BY the LAND Orock Point Mariners cautioned
that when approaching frs the sOuthwsrd. changing
the red light tn white they running into danger The
bearings arc magnetic and from the ship.
BY order WM. LEES. Secretary. t
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

IDOsT OFFICE NOTlCE.-ruE FOsktGN NAILS
Tor the week ending Saturday. January - ls77 will
,seamsn,p idaho via Qucenstown; on Wednesday, -
Me- Tor Europe. by eAmslp China, via Quecnstvwn on
thursday 1T ~ A. NJ, Europe by steamship Leasing
ya plymouth Cherbourg and inrnburg; Saturday.
o3 A. ~, for Europe. steamship Brtanntc via Queens
town pondcncc tor scotland 70 be tor
wnrdrd by this steamer be specially addrexsed aud
49, NJ tor Scotland direct by steamship califois
w.sgow and "t IL 80 A. w., Tor Europe by stesmshtp
Idaho hina and Bttannic viii take mxIls Dea.
mar. Sweden Norway The mails for the West IndIeA
wa bermuda and ST. Thomas. will leave New YORK Jana.
AIRY is The mails Tor Nassau. n r. will isAvs New York
January 2j Jhc mails Porto Rico will New Yvss
February l. The mails Tor Australia &c. will isavs Sss
Francisco January 81 The mails China snd Japan v
T. Ia JAMES. Postmaster.
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A Kr THIS DAY AND TOMORROW, AT ~ O'CLOCK
"A AMEECAN AND tO"EIUN PAINTINGS,
comprising Iu4 Pictures. by cs ebrated artists,
80 We sold without reserve st the
MATTHEW'S IALiEkY. "a LIBEkfY ST.
DANIEL 4. MATHEWS. Aucticncss
A ssIGNEk'S PUBLIC sALk OF HARD nUBBER
IAMactincry stock and manufactured Goods Tough.
Ken chester county Pa the line OF the Phi alei-
2na and altiorc Central Railroad ON Tuesday January
~ l-,7. ~ r. A.. Trains leave Broad and Prime
Philadeipna, ut o'ciock A. NJ and I'D r. leave ths
factory NJ 0:l2 T.. ~ For further Information nddres.
EDWIN BR'sius, Assignee Hard Rubber Company,
keLnett Square, Pa
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CARD.
Prior engagements In other cities compel the
ment Ia withdraw the magnic spectacle OF AZuRINR
after saturday next
Monday next January - will no presented on scale
of spendo Jules Venes great
AROUND TIL. WORLD
IN 81 DAYS.
with all Its original PHrsian scenery costumes
magnificent arnors. jewels and paraDhermaiw.
Seats can bv secured for this superb revival.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-02-22
ROCKY MOUNTAIN HUSBANDMAN.

CATTLE BUSINESS IN OMAHA.-Ihe year
Iust closed has shown a wonderful increase
n the livestock interest of Nebraska, lhe
receipts at Omsha being $4,000 head, OF an
Increase of fully 100 per cent. over 1919.
This traffic is confined almost exclusively
10 the line Of the Union Pacific railroad.
The traffic of that road for the eleven
months ending with December 10, lS'o'
amounted to 2 1872 carloads, OF 43,6oo head.
The distribution Of the sources OF supply
re shown by the records of that company
10 have been as follows: California snip
|nents, 10 carloads, 200 head; Montana
Aipments, 147 carloads, 2,94o head; Wyo-
ming and Western Nebraska, l,772 cars, 3d.
40 head; Central and Eastern Nebraska,
SO cars, 5000 head. The above have beer
eceived at Omaha in the period specified +;
he total receipts from all sources footing
10 nearly $4,000 head, equaling in round
numbers at their market value nearly W.
90. 900.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-02-22
LIV T ST0C K.
SHEEP IN WYOMING, COLORADO AND
NEW MEXICO

Sheep raising for years has been the chief
industry in New Mexico, and is now also
one of the most profitable puruits in Colo
RADIO and Wyoming. 1t requires less capital
than cattle, and generally proves safer, and
gives better returns for the money and care
than any other occupation that can be fol-
lowed in this new country. 1t takes a
large capital to handle cattle, and the losses
from storms, s%tampeding, and Indian raids,
overstocked markets at shipping time, and
from other causes, are often considerable
sometimes so large as to break up some of
the most extensive stockmen. Sheep like a
dry climate. Their fleeces will protect
them in the coolest weather, where storms
of snow, sleet, and rain do not come to pen
citrate them, Such storms are rare there at
any season. The dry, sunny atmosphere
also wards off disease and the peculiar all
ments that atllict and sometimes largely de-
plete the flocks in other parts of the coun-
try are almost unknown there. The grass
is nutritious and fattening-as good in Win
ter as i'll summer, having been cured. The
gravelly plains and rocky foothills insure
sound boots. The mountain streams afford
clear. cool water. The snow in winter time
never falls so deep but that they can paw it
away and get their nibs to the grass. The
best information at hand gives the number
and value of sheep in the Rocky mountain
country as follows:
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-02-22

union OF cheese constituents. Line surface
of each lump of curd serves as a stralner
through which the interior fluids must pass
to be freed from the curd therefore they
should not be skinned over by exposure to
high heat. A moments reflection will point
to this result. Setting at 81 to 81 degrees
till coagulation is perfectly formed, and an
after exposure of not more than blood heat,
will retard acidulation, and favor efficient
action Of rennet. To improve the present
mode OF heating, ] would recommend wide
ming of the heating space between watts, es-
pecially at the sides, to 10 or II inches, so
that heat may be equalized before reaching
the bottom of the inner vat, where the curd
inclines to settle and rest. And instead of
forcing currents of steam from pipes toward
the inner vat, I would point them outward
and downward near the outer vat at various
points.
Having completed cooking the curd, the
action of rennet is checked by suppressing
heat, which should not be done too sudden
ly. All changes in temperature should be
made slowly to effect the mass evenly. We
must not release ourselves from due re-
straint of heat while choosing the curd after
it is pressed. For in this process a continu-
GUS action of heat and rennet with the new
agent SALTY must be kept steadily on with
unvarying temperature, not exceeding 700.
If too cold, fermentation is checked, and the
effect of acid predominates. A hard, crum-
bly, texture Of cheese is the result if too
warm, fermentation is too rapid for a per-
feet union of constituents, and the cheese
smells, forming cavities in which fluid be-
comes tetid tout of flavor) and imparts its
noXious to the mass.
H STORE ROOM.
Cheese. when scented to- special demand,
like luscious fruit, should be placedin a tenn
perature too low to admit of a continued &C.
ton of the decomposing agents, heat and
rennet. All cheese factories should have an
adjacent room in which cheese can be held
al a low temperature, and kept like canned
fruit to meet a favorable demand. AS most
of our curing rooms are constructed and
now used, it is impossible to preserve a we'll.
made cheese in them from damage by ex-
ternal influences. Thus a large portion of
the most profitable part OF the dairy lit be-
ing made from spontaneous forage, grass, in
to keep at home and much more so in for
eign markets. This is crowded Upon the
market in bad condition to increase a de-
mand proportionate to the increasing sup
nlv
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NICk'S ILLUSTRATED
PRICE CATALOGUE.

of thousands of the best flowers and yegetaDiesmn
the world, and the pay to groar fhem-all for y ~. :.
lish.
Xick's Floral Guide, Quarterly, % cents o year s. n
Flck's Flower and Vegetable Garden, on cen"
paper; hi elegant cloth covers, s 1.00.
Address, JAMES WICK, Rochester, W
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-02-22
STOCK ITE NJ S.

STOCK l1EM 5.
Eric, the four-year old trotting wonder,
record, 2:2s4, the fastest for that age, has
hen purchased by Mr.. Robert Bonner.
Mr.. Jas. D. Stewart, Jackson, MISSISSIPPI
d, has shipped from Lexington, KY, four
ten select Cotswold sheep-four rams and
TIN ewes.
S. w. Jacobs, of West Liberty, Iowa,
took prizes at the Centennial with his two
horthorn COWS, Maid of Honor, and Lucy
Napier Good for Jacobs.
MIR. Leslie Combs, Jr., Of Lexington, KY,
has purchased the entire flock of Shrop-
shire sheep Several of them imported) OFFS.
Meredith & Son, Cambridge City, Ind.
Hon. H. HI. Cochrane, Hillthurst, Comp
ton, Canada, has sold to Leslie Combs, Jr.,
Lexington, KY, the red yearling Shorthorn
bull Royal Vesper, by Royal Commander,
out of Vesper Star.
The splendid lot of youngsters bought by
Gov. Stanford, of Charles Backman, have
safely arrived at the Palo Alto ranch, Cali
fornia, their future home. The passage was
made in nine days, including two days rest
at Chicago.
Mr.. Wheeler, of Ellington, England, has
a cow in his possession which has produced
fourteen calves at five births:-Three 3's |
and 4; to which latter number she gave
birth a few days ago. Two of the calves,
with the mother, are alive and we'll.
The Princess COW, Lady Mary Sth, one of
the pair of yearling heifers sold at Col.
Kings great sale for $1,000, to c. F. Wads-
worth, Genesee, N. Y, has just given
her owner a white c. c. by the pure Prin-
cess bull, Eearl of Seaham. Lady Mary,
her twin sister, is just at calving, to the
same sire.
\ nameless contagious disease has broken
out among the cattle in Guilford township,
Illinois, and is rapidly spreading over the
eastern portion of the country. The losses
already reported are very large, and COM
bined with the hog cholera, previously prev
alent, will cause great financial distress
among the stock farmers.
Mr.. Chas. L. Sharpless, of Philadelphia,
has purchased from j. Carter Brown, ESQ.,,
of East Greenwich, r. l., the imported Jer-
sey cow Young Pansy took first premium at
the New York State Fair, held at Albany in
September last, and will no doubt prove an
acquisition to Mr.. SIS already valuable
herd.
MIR. John L. Glib, Compton, Can, has
just sold to the spirited and progressive
breeder, Gen. G. p. Mattocks, Portland,
Me-, his entire flock of thoroughbred Cots
wolds, one hundred and seven in all, includ-
ing Il number of imported sheep from the
celebrated tlocks OF the famous English
breeders, Messrs. Cole, Lane Garne and
Walker.
The Marquis of Exeter's grand old bull
Telemachus, having become lame was shot
on the Sth of September, his head sent to an
eminent London naturalist to be mounted.
and his carcass buried in the paddock at
Burghley. Telemachus was the Royal first
prize bull at Hull i'll 1873, and was the sire
of many prize winners, including Telema-
chus 9th, the Royal prize bull at Birming-
ton this year.
Hogs are said to be very fond of alfalfa.
and 90 well when ted upon this plant While
green and sacculent. or when dried as hay.
A naW sheep disease has broken out
among tbs locks in Australia.
%%A
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FAIRBANK & CO.'S SCALES

We also have in store a full assortment Of Ham
Hay Rakes, Forks, Fork Handles, Scoop ShoItliI
Barley Forks, and a full supply of repairs 1 ash oh
Kinds OF Machinery and Wagons sold by lis, WIN WIN.
Is u great assistance to the purchaser; in fact, eva!
thing kept by Il iirst-class Agricultural House.
June %, lS76-3l-3m.
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large number Of voters Of n wealthy class who
are far from regular in their attendance ut the
nolls and. AS an Intelligent police ON 'cr who
was stationed near the boxes observed. it's ns-
tOnishng how many Of those heightened gen
tlcmcn held Morr --cy tickets il lhcir hands
on eroSncl W T. an E' Dncn y@ia S Sr,ay ,or Ggy
Morrisscy. The rev DR.. iIowurd Crosby and
rctrr Cooper also voted for the senator; and
we'll known citacns and influential merchants
and bankers;
Fortcth street the election was dull indccn.
Capt. Williams snd: Larry O'Briun. who
worked in the Eleventh Assembly District.
whose polling place, was at the corner Of Twrn-
ty-cighth street and seventh avenue. in the in
tcrcsis of Shcil begun 10 choke one man. but
bystaudcrs inlnrirrcd and !!hc fellow ran away
before mischief was Done Tho MurriSsny men
said that the cause Of quarrel was O'Brirns
prom sing the other 81 10 vote for She'll and
man rcmonstrgi.d AT this. hence tho
choking. Tho oBric9 vc,rsi9Gn v,r,.li9Gnn q Tho iray
a substitute was employed IN hie plncc.
iie g,nyn, vent t2 his indignqicn for m hour be-
forc Ojricn tried to pun sh him. The O'Bricn
party qut the polls about quarter past ., cry.
ing. View miricd our strict Michael
Curry. Of LOCO 7 .rst avenue. had u political nl.
the latter, O9O First avenue. and. on us lng 4 IA
fists, received several - we're wounds in tho
Was taken to St LuScs IIespi,al.
The So.igi Damo 'ratic Workirgman's paliy
TOOK IN li'd yesterday Tor thr lir~t tifnc III ins
city. but pollcd few votes. B'sidrs its State
u 'kct it had candidates in hall cf the Assembly
districts OF he city; ieandcr Thompson IN the
Twentieth Assembly District. and John W. Ja-
h"lkH in the Tenth. were the candidates in
whose behalf most activity was displayed The
party il very poor as well ~ small and could
raisc but lltt money for the purauhrrnulin of
elections. Whore the other parties had polling
booths from which their tickets were distributed
Of ash barrels. around which their posters w"rc
pasted and at each Of which one man stood To
hand out the tickets that were called for. In
many places they wpr" lrprrd ni but they held
their ground all through the gusty day. There
wcr" several fraudulent wOrkingmens factions
which sold cui t. the highest bidder iu-t before
the election. but the Social Democrats were un-
purchasable
There were very few arrests for Illegal voting.
and nOwhc hcre wns there any disturbance worthy
Of note some arrests w're made under mis-
Apprehension OF mon who had naturalization
papers
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lIIINOIS.
a Light Vote and Much Scratching Hoth
Parties Claiming the state.

CHICAGO. Nov. 6-The exchanges, banks,
AMI many private establishments are closed to-
day on account of the election. Tho vote
in this county l. for county ON 'er~ ami
Tor the s5poopo appror riatinn to carry ON the
Court House. In the State in general the only
moa-uro before the people il the proposition to
appropriate s1}2Wli To- complete the nov state
liunrc, the original Appropriation OF s3jul.oOO
lrlng nearly exhausted.
the vote throughout the state i0 reported 0s
being very light. In this city the NorAlrn mons
party has undoubtedly pnlirl n very heavy vote.
All TIA" tickets were rat .hrd tu am rAtNif hrfo-
tuior. uuNupwn. 81 THIS time 90 J.. NJ both
H'puMlcuns uni Democrats arr claiming tho
Siutr.
Returns from tho city xiv, Mrrroa. H.p. for
County Tru~ur'r G.2lu, AMI lNu. h. u l'ln..
. $50. These ii-ui,S are from - uut ~ IL pr
cln i- amt inl .iit' a very Dine vote l'' i eats.
Nih tir prphnni iltl"- lu iuNur ui tlr demo rat
i'tHuliiuto. However. as IN towns outside of
the rhy Wal, @lNc about Loon j. lubllcdn ni4nr-
iy. Il l~ ,uuld nly expected h> the Il 'pulil-
Guns thai they Will overcome tho clty mN'prlty,
IN u,k't' "ro rdnnin. evenly, Nhh Alue
now -i:3o AM-Up toth,s hour VI Croa
hue ll.Sl7. und IAn.h lO.1Jj IN ~ out ut ll3
precincts M this city win SNnH usually heavy
D,mo 'rl pocin f- tp hear from.
Tin" probate lilra Nr' moi very dli 'i Mt aus to
tn fuai !, suit irpm those hlg'u N stat !.
Tine wurNiusiu'u uuNr currici one or two
latcr rDtlruo. II i00hs a. thuushth ~ may haSo
uuilrd j,pul y tn- in tIr 'ty.
ln IN" State, N7 well aS the city, the state
Iluu-' aupro i,rIatun i~ hldlj beaten.
IN the HouhtN thor, r. 20 l'o ~ MINORITY against
tho Court House appropriation.