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Ciucinuati-October 3l.-Unit


Cincinnati-October 3l.-United
Railroad Stock Yards ,Cattle-Common
1 50@2 90: fair 10 medium, 2 1902 65 !;
good 70 choice butcher grades. L 1898
so; fair to good shiprers. 3 1904 %:
fair 10 good heavy oxen, 2 25@3 90;
fair to good stockers and feeders, 2 80
@3s so, with some extra higher, a. 5.s.
,Hogs-Common, 3 5n@2 IT,, fair to
good light, q s90@3 10 fair to good
packing grades, Q s0@3 Co., selected
butchers, 3@3 10; fair to good stockers
p SOFAS '.''ip w i H sa' ~ ,
Sheep-Common to fair, 2@3c, and
good to choice, si@44c per ID, gross.
Lambs-Prices range from S@4ic for
the few that are selling separate, from
old sheep. atsdb8t ~
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New YOrk-Oct. 81 BE. YES
Dressed beef dull at 4 50@8, for Texss
and Colorado sides; 5@f 10 for native
do.
SheepAMarket little more active at
former prices general sales sheep, 4@
4Ac; lambs. 41t95c; car load OF fat
Ohio wethers for, export, 54c
Swine-Market quiet al 3 40@3 60
for live: and 4 1904 IS for dressed.
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Neu 1 Abbsrtlsenlents,
MASTER uoMMIssIoNER'ssALE. b.
,s Joseph Hill
-tF VS..
Levi Long ct al.


DY virtus of . certain ordsf Of sale issusd
d from the court Of COMMON pleas, within
aud for the county Of Monroe, and State of
Ohio. in q case pending in 8. aid court batwsen
the abovs namsi parties. aud to me directed,
| will offer for sale at public auction at tbs
sast door Of the court house in ,Woods6sld
on '
Saturday, the tn dny # December, 1878,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock .. m. and 4
O'Clock p. m. of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county, /,
OHIO. to wit:
Ffasr TRAcT-The northeast quarter Of the
quarter Of section two. township
three of range five, containing forty acres.
and the west part OF the southeast quarter
OF said northwest quarter contaiuinS about
eighteen aorss. ..a-.s,ssssSSp
SECOND TaAc1--Also, the slnotthssst quarter
OF the northeast qnar,ef OF section eight,
township two Of range NE, srntainins forty
acres, and the north vest quarter of the north
west qaartsr Of section ews, township three
of range avs, q onssiniug about .Airt,-sishs :
acrss.s -
THIRD TRAcr-lAlso. the southwest qussts r
Of said northwest quarter Of ,said section
two (excspt fifteen acres.of the south end
sold to R. Amos) containing about twenty
i've acres ami the southeast quarter Of the
northeast quarter Of said section eight (sx,
cept ten acres OF the south end) containing
thirty acres. u n
Said property 50 ordered 70 be sold is sp.
praised as follows:
FIRST tract. containing inbrail ffty-eight
acres, at eight hundred dollars, $500
Second trset, containing In all seventy, :,
eight acres at thirteen hundred and tsn dol.
lars, (sl,3lo.1
Third tract. containing in all fifty FIVE
acres, at sight huadrsd and 6fty dollars
(ss50.9 OY featI r..e.A ..o4 fgor
TERMS or SALs-Ons.thifd Dash on day o.
sale, aud balance on confirmation.
iNAs sagt, pE,., AL PEARSON, 20,
Master Commissioner N. c. o.
nov5. .'7sw6.
THusrss & MAIleRI,, ,Atty's. ,.,,.F, ,....
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Great Merit.

AL the fairs. give the drst premiums
and special awards OF great merit Ato
Hop Bitters, as the purest and best fam.
lily medicine, sapd dove most heartily ap-
prove Of the awards for We know they
deserve it. They are nov on exhibition
at the State Pairs, and We advise ill Ia
test them. See another column.
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arCantain Robert L.. .Mcrldowne

E Captain Robert Ls Mcnadowney
took part in every battle and march OF
the old Stonewall brigade, winning his
promotions by good conduct on the
field, until, when serving on the Staff Of
General Gordon, be was wounded and
captured in the assault on Fort Sted.
man, the last offensive battle OF the
Army of Northern Observation-Disclosures
College Studenssia the War, from the Ma
rietid Rcgistsr. "a se,les p f9s4 s&i =
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B the beef esterIand the jockey are new
London hats. ~" 9'1iA . go"
Pearls bid fair to become more fash,
ionable than diamonds. 49, 80 . = l1.',,, ,a :
Pretty black silk aprons are made Of
q square Of black silk with one corner
cut foff % tue waist and the opposite
corner forming the bottom of the apron,
The whole 10 trimmed with torchon.
Smyrna, Of Russian lacs bordering, and
pocketsto match a ,,, 80
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4 ChicagO--oct. Sl.-The Droyers'
Journal reports: Hogs Choice heavy,
3 2D@s 80; light, sos 10; packing, 2
90@3s 10; all sold lew 80
Cattle-Nstives, 8 5094 so; feeders
and slockere, 2 4o@3 10, butchers firm
COWS, 2@3 90; Western cattle in fair de.
.mand at . 70@3 80; Texans, 2 40@2
TO- 5isg4sB syiD .sss5od
Shecp--Market unimproved: quoted
2A@3fc.
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HT The New York Commercial Ad.

vertiser-Radical Republican--aays:
gS"The country is informed BY one OF
the leading organs Of the South, that q
Democrat will occupy the White House
in 1881. We regret to cay, as far as the
Republican party is concerned, the party
would Be better of IL Democrat occu.
pied II now" ,hae7d a.2sp]2s sltisS y ~
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The official vote Of Indiana for Secre.
tary Of State 10, Republican ls0.755,
Demo "a 49l, National IS. .44s--
This Ssh6ws IA DemoctaticI pl,irslitylof
1876 and greenback majority as
against the National Bsuk patlyiot S..
'lS4.i
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Five Thousand Dollarsfor d Glass
gEHs of Milie.f N gahv

iBrix lkck. DgTII Oct. 30LA E Cor.
deirog pf Rio Jaueire, Brazil, while get.
ting Q glass OF milk on Monday at Du,
luth, was left BY, the train going west,
and on the train was his grip-sack con-
tanning $1,000. He followed on the
next train to Bismarck, but has failed
thus far 10 find hisitressure.IW H4B'
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Written for. The Spirit of Democracy
90 From Summit Township.
LEwlsy1i.LE. OHIo, Nov. l

ea LEwlsvIILE, OHIo, Nov. l, 1878,
The Society, known as the Teachers
Institute. OF Summit township, Monroe
county, Ohio, met this evening" at the
Lewisville school house, to organize -
The following officers were elected for
one, term: President, John Greenbank; |;
Vice President, l. .Diehl; Secretary,
John a, Kennedy; Treasurer, Jas, H.
Hamilton. .Sg isoi sissa 0a
After the society had performed sll
necessary business pertaining to orgsni
zatiop, then the subject o"How should
the alphabet be taught" was discussed
by a,msjority of the members present.
After which the following programme
was made ifofs next meeting Primary
Reading, John Greenbank Arithmetic
How to teach beginners Notation and
Nameratipn,s John "A. Kennedy Gram.
mar-the noun, L Diehl. Orthography
-vowels, Jas. H Hamilton.
fNvrTArroN.
/ A cordial invitation is extended to
the teachers Of this and adjacent town
ships 10 come and take part in the So
oiety=--. -2-------------- - X
On notion society adjourned to meet
at Lswisville school shodse Saturday,
Nnvember 9th, 1878, at1A o'clock
! JoHn GEEksBAxk, Pfes't
Jas. II. HAMILTON, Sec'y.
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New Millinery Establishment

Miss rADELA COOPER has opened
snew Millinery Establishment at hei
residence il, ,Wapdsfsld, ana has a good
assortment of Winter goods in her line
Of cheap figures, for cash. Call and ex.
amine net ssooySsA; ooySsA;I L .Yszpqssqq hqi - w.
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EincInnatI

Nov. 4--Flour 3 0Qa5 90; Wheat
s3aSSc, Corn 35aS7c; Oats 10a23c
Rye 49a50e; Barley l, 1Qal IL. ,nna II
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PROVERBS

.'sour stomach, bad breath indigestiou
and hesdauhe easily cured by Hop Bit
tiers"
"Study Hop Bitters books, use the med
icins, be wise. healthy and happy"
"when life IS drug. and you have
lost al hope, Try Hop Bittsrs." is'iqs1
kidney aad urinary trouble is ,unfvsr;
sal, and the only safe and sure remedy u
Hop Bit,srs-reiy on H." ~ -
.Hop Bittsrs does not exhaust and de
,troy, but restores and makes new" n
aAgue, .Biliousnssss drowsiuess, jauu.
dice, Bop Bitters removes easily
"Boiss. Pi pies, Freoklss, Rough Skin,
sruptious, impure >blosd. Hop Bittsrs cure.
"Inaotivs kidneys and Urinary Organs
oause q the worst sof diseases, and Hop Bit
ters cures them alli', - M,
.Mors health. sunsh inc and joy In Il op
Bittsre than in slt other ssmsdiss.7 u
Hop Cough Cure and pain Re.
llef Is the Best. 4' T
For sale by J.sT. JUDKINS and
POPE & CASTLE, Druggists, Woods
6eld. ohio.J g ss9rai sy-s sasii
.ff 4~t,,tff ssysB ~ H8 .tf4 sdf
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Give Them q Trial

Anv lady or gentleman who will give
DR.. Prices Unique Perfumes a single
,:rial, willbe convinced that for exquisite
sweetness and permanency of odor, no
perfumes in this or any other country
can compare with them
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wJoHs T. GALE. the Democratic
candidate tor Probate Judge Of Frank.
lin county, was elected by a majority of
is.z7ai Jddse GitE ID 4 SON OF Hon.
FRANKLIN GALE, formerly of this coun-
ty. .ssassa y0EsfT hgs y
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Economy.

There Is economy in il buying DR. Prices,
Special Flsvoring Extracts, as they are
the most natural favors made. and in
strength. quality aud qpsntisy, there are
no other 6avoripg extracts that can CON-
pare with them 1a1ta 10 siAi1sr : tlN {
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Pstticoats are houneetii to the waist 10

the back. .5.,o,.
One Of the newes. London fashions is
revival Of the old long Chesterfield
mans coat for woman's wear 1t may
be wornswith skirt of the same mate.
rial or another, according to fancy 1t
has pockets al the waist and simulated
ones at the back. srf fre e..,. ~,
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Oct. 3I-Flour : 50a7 10; Wheat
80aS5c; Corn 48c: Oats 23a27c
Rye Soc; Barley 85a99c
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"QUERY: Why will men smoke COM
mon, Aabaeeo. when, ,they,can buy Mar.
burg Bros. Seal of North Carolina, at
the same price yY1IJADec a, T7-YJ
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s~THBMAN& FORD will receive
a fne line of Silver ware this week which
they wilLseh atsredaced rates. n38tl.
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indianapolis October 3l-Un.
ion Stock yards: Hogs---lnactiye and
lower: choice, . o0@3 05; fair,2 75@
. S5; stockers, 2@3 90. 9 asi9.lill1
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ATTACHMENTsNO NOTICE.

Jacob T. Morrill,, plaintiff, J Before John Mar.
against tin J. P. Of Salem
Andrew Spear, defendant. township. Monroe
County, Ohio: On the l4sh day Of October.
A. D. 1S7S, said Justi,s issusd an order Of
attach ment in the above action for the SUM
of fvs dollars and interest.
Salem, township, !. October ID 1878,
pov5.rsws.fi JACOB T.MeRRiLL. {
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EE Caskets and Coffins kept on hand
and made I'd order by LEWIS SToEHR,
Woodsfield, Ohio. n37tf
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CATTLE MARKETS,

East Liberty.Penn-Oct. 81
Hogs-Yorkers, 1908 Is; philadelphias,
3 30@S 50. ~ y s'i,s .s : .8
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.'HXt. t.pkVB BEck, q M.slfAisstsaa1, .slfAissatasaa1 i
.sladisIhlg oSsdy Oh business lfor lie
sGssnsp pspss Of that qplaceu His sue.
cess ip getting spbscribers shows that
hsi;lis right man ii tie right place
We sre glad to learn that our Germans
are % literally patronising that excel.
lent nsi1sr.
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isa common Impression that
food for the slcE s6ould not be 'saItsd,
Apdrhasevs NAY BE- given Y alness
innocent Of this. essential Of life. We
are satisfied that many patients suffer
greatly ff6m'thss deprisassoa during 4
,edbssset4d siekSsisl IEiO aaVIl0i
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New York.

Nov. 4-Flonr 8 15aS 25; Wheat
75al 03; Corn 46a5Uc;; Oats 27a34c
Rye 4Sa5oc Barley 4 0i.
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EPot Flowers of all kinds for sale
81 MIS- WAYS IF m 81 n
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~A corrsspShdshs Of the Wheeling
.-latslligs~oer thinks Monroe county ..is
missionary ground for the Republicans"
sHG @.Rt9 )All the BssSSss5 sha
Registration ensctments the Republicans
could muster, and framssiu thousand
years, wouId I'll d change vote from
the Deuocfstic so;she Republican ticket.
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES.

Choice Syrup, Orlean and Sor-
ghum MoIasses at z. SCHU MACHER'S.
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!, Grape Vines,

|. .NssgssSSFs:ss'ssss1kq. ssgsSs s'ss1k HIT !
And ShrIbberyy tof an kinds Tor sale b,
Mrs. NJ. A. WAY. WoodsHeld, Ohio
Orders fromya, distance will receive
prompt attention
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? skbcrUse.-Ine hex J.go foMERof,a
Of Moundsville. West Va. win deliver q
lecture In Antioch, on Saturday evening,
November 9th, 1873 Subject .Farce
Of Hsbitr Admission 10 cents Good
music An thspseple sre invited tolat-
tend. Also VIII lecture at New Castle
on Monday evening" November lIth;
subject. "Now and Then"
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Y ANrHosr scHpMAcHER, dressed pig
ready fer roastingw
Prof. KALTENBAcH and bride left about
8 O'Clock fol, Barhesvilies accompanied
by quite a number III tie Guests, re-.
maiued there until Wednesday evening.
when they took the 5 o'clock train iol
New York City where they expect to
spend some time before going TO aheii
! hew home at Paserson,N N D. 5e. iia9
The wedding and reception was ii iii
q brilliant affair, and oae not. soon to be
Forgotten BY the Joyous gdestsI The
happy couple have the best wishes o
hosts of friends for their future happi
ness.
Our printers return many thanks Il
MI. yHoErrLER and family for the boun
tiful supplyAof good things which the,
received, and unite with as In wishing
the newly weddsd pair health, wealth
prosperity. and Ionglifs
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WoonsoeId StockMarkel.

Move nher 4-Cattle HAS per pounti;
Sheep 3a4u per pound. Hogs &c per
pound.
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syBayyour DrypG Goods, i,r >s a5idg
] nBuy.your Boots and Shoes, vY9nuo9
'TBus your Ready Made Qothings %
Buy your Blankets at
MORRIS e ARMSTRONG'S.
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SA little boy Of A. L. GRIYFIfH of
ISnnsburJ JItovnshipTfe fell from y morse .
few days since fracturing his thigh bone.
Also : small boy OF JoHN HoBBs' had
his under jaw broken by . runaway
wagon striking him.
Both cases are under the care Of DR..
J.RIsHoOis. I e @ q
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PnIIadeIpKfa!9 .shs"EJ
Oct. 31-Nour 2 50aS 90. Wheat
s5aI O5; Corn 46a4ScS; 81 Oats 2la2ee
Rye Sac. -. '"''@ -
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.ass q Rsaa Tax Receipss. la w
Notice b hereby given 10 Township
Cesks apd Trpstees that they can OBJ
siIn k6ad lax Rscsipss 1t TzE sriaif
once " "a e.pls Rs. hundred,
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Short Jackets areBworn 40 out side gar,
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n. !ssIEsr.- -. ;. Local Editor, !gs',,
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Ew Ladies Beaver Cloaks, latest styles
just opened at 2ai's'sHos
a1,nn1c 4 anA1cnnnNn,S
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M6WAuvesSsseuse
Local. oTiEIMAS & FORD
.eoArIW sxaat SrRress = Dsisss
Msstsr coP,Ea Sals. A JrPEARsps,
Attachment, .axsxW sSAsAAl S'vAsD
Local, p. ScHuMAcRER
AtssehRsat, es,snpJAcos T ,koas'lts
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Misses LIzzlE and EMMA HAYDEN,
saeroidefa pillow cases. pnIfE
WILL and LENA MOONEY, silver butter
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- Ou e"Cu hnu oV01y uoS iesuttsou
% the Assessors IL this countyss tax Of
onerdouar is assessed, except where they
we're vslaed Il. mote tban $50. and en-
tered on the Tressurer's duplicate II
the entire dog-tax is paid for the present
year the revenue Of the county will he
increased, at least % 600, but ssin many
instances the only property returned
was Que or moreLdpgs. We do not SEE
just how ths Treasurer is going to col
let this special tax.
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SH9ssFa56 aaislQ9 no bisc Issls.
Parents should visitthe public schools.
r.,s,ss ~c.n.,s,ss.,s ,s ,,,s,a,,se ,vsry
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Sn.re or Hat koaT sauaH pHyZsl
High combs are much worurihy the
ladies
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/ MAaRi n = Oh August ssth. by Rev
fsesls Cur NJ fiHs4ysD c1ss and

On October 18th. by JoaN Ruesue
GER, Esq of Switzerland township. Mr..
C. N. GATES and Miss LAyisA ,CEAIe
On October s2l. by Elder j j. HUeD,
Mn Gseassv HioKSFsors1H and Miss
HARRIEf e BuKDirr
K On October alsh, by R'v 2 s. WErs,
sExBuRaEa, Mr.. PETER RlEsBEcx and
Miss UDiLLfA SrinoLx& ie tasaiss
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discoursging to tobacco growers
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A WILLIAM v. PRICE. AuCTIONEER, i3CLISTox
n placc will sell Wednesday, ut H. Furniture. Bcds
aud Bedding, &C. amer which special consignment OF
china GLASS and silver Ware also large assortment
Vases, In silver, s,sbastcr aud gold sale positive
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Houses, CARRIAGES. go.

A UCTIoN HOUSE or ARCH JOHNSTON,
N TO- 81, - and % 18th ST.,
near University place.
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REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On horse that sound kind and true
In harness from three days is given
est
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THE TURF.

THE TURF.
A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.-FALL MEETING.
n JEROME PARK
5th. Sth. 10th aud 18th OCTOBER.
Races commence each day promptly At 2 o'clock.
ADMISSION TO FIELD, so CENTS.
e. WHRATLY. Secretary. A.. BELMONT, President.
A UCTIoS POOLs.-WEEHAwkEN Il THE ONLY
IA place to buy Auction and French Pools the
race, Courtney Hanlan. French Tickets boat
IS each. FULLY a co.
POAT RACE-COURTNEY AND HANLAN; TICK
Dcts. So; also straight Book.
HACKETT CO.. Barclay st.
II OUISyILLE RACES. ORDERS RECEIVED l BAR
HAVKETT 4 co.
(lRDERs RECEIVED FOR LOUISVILLE RACKS AT
OThOMAS' barclay 1t. and 10 18th s.. Books open
on Courtney and Hanian and all events. w. LOWELL.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE; PCS BEo I.AIny IN
4pyEnTIsEMENrs AND SALES OF PAPKks
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
4 UCiioN HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL KKARNEY
"A ITO AND liz EAST 18TH ST..
NEAR 4TH Av.
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SALES Ar nuC-IOy.


Snt soL ll xl4 HHy HHssRAy
ALL All Az Sc. II rslSAfE usEsIpEsSE
,sc ShSE tiS s1 ht i 5 fs@ As
w1sDsS 9uAFE uf SnaHP PIASS
EIcn rAkEos SUITS. xSoyEsEb, is sAIrISs;
hsAf AA Fosir I'VE R RAN or
silks casines. Tables. nsraastry and eoi. De
rsds;..is Music Cabinets. Es.s. rIes and M.ais MI
CHOICE nSbE.s AS SB sr 70 sH ss5sn ARTISTS
Bureaus ea.,saa hnonDsrs s.r .aa
IL s soi;si rsm @ Ss'i:. sS.
s. brussels and ingram Carpets. lace Curtains CHESS
Bookcases. LIBRARY Tables Desks Ladies' Escri'oire and
DINING kooM-Bufet, Extension Table. Side Tables.
Chars Silver Gabne. china la.s and silver Ware Cut
A.; i:, ss:ad csai,; T:,, sal. carpet: ..d
men's; over 800 lots ~ sasa,ogns.;s sx,ru .,,.
NB.-Goods packed and shipped. Take 9th or tn sv
car or 23a II. stage 10 door
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Drawing Kooms-Rich Suits In satin wood Square
Piwaoiorte. Also upright.
Valuable Paintings BY artsts Of rit. embracing
the celebrated Bear Fight by Daily; View Of havro
Of France. by Baker Moonlight tho BAY by Loviere
Tho Farewell and Freaks of Fortune by CorroRni Tho
Combat of tho Doors. by Clemonson. Others by Won
Setvan, Aug Scheycr Wills Ward. Vandyke, Bocker La
Roux Others cole ct,on worthy tho attention OF
connoisseurs.
Many rich and costly Bronzes and Ornaments
Artistic Figures. Groups and statuetses.
French Clocks In Mantei sets Music Baxes.
Pier and Mantc Mirrors. Kea Lacr Curtains
Cabinets Tables. PedestAls. Mineral Cases
Raw silk Psrior suits. Lounges Chairs
Carpets. Chandeliers Drop Lights. Bookcases, DESKS.
Library Tables.
ChamberHosvy iniad Chamber Sets, high Bedste0 ads,
French Buresus ahsands Dressing Case. srdrobes,
Chiners curied hair Mattresses, springs Pillsws suits
OF and hAircoth Tables Chairs, Rockers Carpets
Toilet Sets.
Dining Room-E Ella borstcly carved Buffet. Extension
Table. 10 feet draw; ono 3 feet.
Chairs covered In leather; cRnc Chairs.
Silver Dinner and Tea Service; swing Pitcher;
other ARE OF unique designs
China, Glass Linen, Champagnes.
Together with all tho other furniture and housoe old
chatfels contained in tho above residence highest
bi6dcr
No Must all DO sold. Deposits required from
all purchasers. Bills to be settled at place OF sale
n. B.-As usual l will be accompanied by my com
petent force and deliver In city box
curely for shipment.
Elevated Railroad station the whica will be
convenient parties OF reach the sale In
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-01

THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RE-
LIABLE HOUSE IN THE CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-01

"a hours to days trial on horses warranted sound
THIS DAY TUESDAY). ~ 10 O'CLOCK,
FAMILY ESTABLISHMENT.
II Elegant DARK BROWN MARE 1917 hands. 2
years old of tho handsomest road or family mares
In city; with fault trick nt kind Free
stylish driver in every reliaoe warranted sound
kind and
i Tor JUMP SEAT WAGON. built to order; Harness.
&C.
" Two SEAT PONY SLEIGH" by r. NJ. stivers
II CUTTER SLEIGH. by r. NJ Stivsrs
II I LADY'S and GENTLEMAN'S SADDLE. brst
II class.
/ ELEGANT LANDAU, bv Brewster, Of Broome st.
II TWO CLARENCES, FOUR ROCKAwAYS
II FIVE OTHER FyCELLENT FAMILY HORSES.
/ TEN GOOD BUSINESS AND WORK HORSES.
| TWO VERY FINE COUPE HORSES
ONE VERY FINE SADDLE HORSE.
| TWO GOOD TRUCK OR CART HORSES.
| SEQ catalogue for full descriptions.
| TOP and M top Wagons, Pony Phmetons, Depot Wa
CONS, Kocknways. Express Wagons. &c. .kc.
| LANDAU, by BkEWsTE., OF BROOME ST.
| Sac All Sal. 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-01

REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.