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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-18
QUICK FORTUNES IN STOCKS.

Vast sums of money are made in
quick turns Of stocks in Wall street.
Business has never been more success
full. by the new combination plan.
large and small investments from $25
to $lO.OOO) arc com bined in one vast
sum. and operated by the most skillful
experience. securing immense power in
the stock market and gaining splendid
profits. Thousands of customers are
thus united iu one concurrent enter
prise. and receive their pro rata profits
monthly. An Indiana country mer-
chant made 1882 IL in four opera
tions. A Texas cattle dealer made S32,-
6l5 o. in two com binations; q st Louis
shipping merchant made Si1 1916 Il IN
less than six months. oil through the
mbination plan Of Messrs. Lawrence
J. Co, which has realized the grandest
successes in the history OF the stock
market. Their new circular. with ''un-
erriug rules for success" and complete
explanations, how to make money in
stocks. mailed by Messrs. Lawrence 4
Co.. Bankers, 81 Exchange Place. New
York City.
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SAILING OF THE DAKOTA. The Da-
kot. will sail at 6 o'clock this morning,
with tho following passengers: Chas A
Coryell. Mrs Seavey and daughter. J II
Plaskett. J ii Smith. wife and daugh
ter. Mrs Tiiley and two children. Miss
May Tilley. Capt Look. wife and daugh.
ter. J Simper, I Mcdowell. II p Fraser
and wife. Mrs Trssk. Miss Look. D X
Poueroy, James Frankland. Miss Lena
Coryell, Mrs D A Neeley. J U McCor-
kle. G W Averill. G d Hall. II Z Con.
nor. VIM Dorer and wife. II NJ Gould.
h Lorsk, wife. sister aud child. + j
Do Serpa. S J De Serpa. ] Mcneil. +
Cobarn, NJ E Lyons, Alex Lyons. J W
Brown, Thos Smith. A B Duer, Mrs X
K Duer, Mrs II G Duer. w II McClel>
Ian. John Priestly. DR. Hamilton. J G
Rowland. l Shields. Capt w j Bryant.
wife aud two children. Henry Smith.
Her freight list comprises 500 hides. 20
bdls Ielts, do furs 5 do skins. 2734
sks oats. $50 bbls salmon. 1O7 bales ex-
ceisior, do hops. - beer kegs. 2 cases
household goods. 2 bbls whisky. 81 bdls
pells, has bdls slaves. 5000 # hardwood
lumber. A99 cs herring, TAI bdls hoeps.
spkgs Mdse. ! do coin. $5l2.
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DUCK HUNTING. Since harvest, the
Swinom,sh country is said to he slmo. I;
alive with wild game. especially ducks
aud geese. which have tat.ered on the
graz If; Cnna'v-st-t., oi scattered
over the ground. These fowl. are so
accustomed TO the presence of cattle.
which have been turned in on the .tuh.
ole' that sn OK or COW 10 frequently
seen grazing almost in the u,d., Of a
mock OF Wild geese. One mode cfkil!-
ing this game. adopted by the settlers
OF that section. is to lead a gentle OK 10
the direction Of the flock. aud the birds
not fearing the presence Of the ap-
preaching animal, and not detecting
the hunter that accompanies it. con.
tinue 1t their feast. till the crack of
the rifle startles them. when they fly to
the next field. or grain stack, where the
operation can be- repeated Three
solid men. Of Seattle, Messr. J c
Nixon. Len DiIler and d J b gel W. a
total Of $50 pounds avoirdupols. will
start from here Oil Thursday. prepared
to create gr"a; havoc among the Swim
omish ducks and geese fpr few days
They will make their headquarters at
Wa Il Moore's place. and not return
home till Tuesday. II they NEE, with
the success anticipated, we will eat
roast goose on Thank'giving day. ss
Nick proni,es TO remember u,
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Many valuable discoveries and much
useful knowledge IS kept from the
world. because Of the immense expense
in making them known to the people.
This is not tho case with BoCHEH's
GERMAN SYRUP. Although but q few
years introduced into this country its
sale now reaches in every town and viii
lsge in :he L. S. its wonderful sue
cess in curing Consumption. severe
Cough. Pneumonia. Asthma. aud sll
other r!i,eases Of the throat and lungs,
Was first made known by distributing
every year, for three years. over 400. :
600 bottles to the afflicted. free Of charge
by Druggists No such test Of merit
was ever give. before 10 any other
preparation. Could you ask more : 60
TO your Druggist and get bottle for IS
cents aud ,ty it. Smple bottles 10
cents
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FREE RELIGIOUS Discussion.

FREE RELIGIOUS Discussion. A
Literal League was organized i'll this
city last Sunday ID NJ Crane was
mado its President: d s Smith its
Treasurer. aud Walter Hall it's Secre-
tary. The object is u free discussion Of
religion and religious topics. Meetings
will be held in Yesler's Hall at o'clock
every Sunday evening. 1 NJ Hal: was
appointed to propose subject for dis.
cus,ion next Sunday evening, On the
Affirmative Of which he will open. His
subject will be this: "Rssolctd. That
the history of ali religions. including
Christianity and spiritualism (Slaae)
is simply the exposition Of fraud. in
territorial or otherwise.
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ELOPEMENT.-The wife OF Mr.. Gel
zach, Of Tumwater, after number OF
Years marital experience. finally be-
came convinced that she had made q
mistake that she didn't and couldn't
love him, while she could aud did love
,,nother-a young Tumwateran named
Ward. Like q sensible man. Mr..
Gslbach concluded that if she did not
want him he did not want her, aud
.ley had better divide up an part. 1t
q said that he paid her between five
aahdred and o thousand dollars, and
inst Ward had two or three hundred
more. Mrs. G. gave her husband q
's.t hug and kiss, said he had been .
Scod husband to her. but that she
aiant love him. couldn't live with
u'm, ard must 60. She and Ward
ea'ne down on the Messenger to Taco.
VA one day last week. and are supposed
;.hoe to have gone to Oregon. Gslbach
"a Hour miller, and an industrious.
'A'ng, worthy young man.
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LACONNER MAIL ITEMS At n schoo

LACONNER MAIL ITEMS - At n school
election held in Iaconner district, last
week. Mr. A Carlson was elected director
and Mr. J E Whitworth clerk. At q
school election in the adjoining district
the following wsre elected q Board OF
Directors Mrs & Calhoun, John Ball
and Isaac Jennings, with II p Peck
clerk -. There are two vessels loading
At the port Of Utsalady Gone with grain
and the other with lumber tor the San
Francisco market. Tue L II ) China
is expected IN Monday -. .Everyb'dy.
it appears. is going to the masquerade
here on Thanksgiving. Mr. Casper will
have q supply Of mask and costumes
next week
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The WHATcoM COUNTY IMBnoaLIo -

The WHATcoM COUNTY IMBHodLIo -
WLatcOm County mouopol.zed u large
share of Legislative attention daring
the recent session. Measures were pre-
sented looking to the division Of the
county. looking to q division OF the
County INTO district commissions ships,
locking 10 the abolition of the Lacunner
court. looking to tho giving Of addi
tional jurisdiction to that court and to Q
ch.nge in its times q holding. aud
looking to leaving certain matters to
the people to be decided At y pccial
election. Toward the eud 4 ID, sea-
sion it became apparent tina: AL th's
things we're not going through and one
or two Of the bills myst-riously dissp-
pearei. The only bill that passed vas
one giving the Laconner Court juris
diotion in United States cases. and
changing its times of holding to the
second Wednesday Of January AMI Au-
gust.
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
U,,rxp srArrs Duranf LAND OSTrH,

rx,rxp srkrrs Durancf LAND OSYGA
OLYurrA. wAsnnoros TEnaronr:
II riianes With the provtstons Of ne Aes Q.
Congress approved June :. ISIS. sauuea AZ C ii
S,r the ale OF Timber Lands In the States o. VI
lorna Oregon. Nevada and wsshinsfcn Is1'
~, j.mee Tsylos, OF Kitssp county. weahinc
ton Territory has this das Aled II ms o1cs =
application 70 purchase the NV: 9. y oss1
= a. s.ction No. Il. in Township No 20 Morn
= So ! INST OF the willamette Meridian.
An, aud eli persons claiming adversely me seso
dssrr heI Land. or any portion tnsro. C In.
~ r,onirrd 20 6le their claims in This once WIN
y, ~ ',,,S ssa,, days from date hereof.
,six:a under nv hand. ss my Once. u O.y mp.s
~ r. thls the aSth day a ospsemeos. =: q. Ass
,u R>Gistes Of the Lad ~.
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FAIR.-The Sisters fair. for the BEN
eft Of Providence Hospital. which We
mentioned some weeks ago as sooa to
take place. will DC held in Yesler's
Hall on the 2j,h Goth and 9th inst
The Sisters have worked diligently for
Q lon. time to make the necessary ar.
rHngements, and they deserve success.
Further particulars will be given in a
few DAYS
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Or. La Mars Seminal Pills

Care all cases Of Seminal Weakness,
Loss of Vigor, Nocturnal Emissions.
In4po.cncy. Nervous and Physical De
bility ard al, that class OF complaints
arising tr"n excess. indiscre:iun or
abuse. The "l' fiud in this remedy A
FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH. and the
young q safeguard and protection. DR..
La MARS SEMINAL PILLS restore the
Sexual Organs. debili,ased from what
ever cause. to their pristine vigor.
Price. $2 so per bottle. Sent c. 0. D.
by express 10 any address. secure from
olsses walton Address all orders To- A.
McBUYLE s. CO, Druggists. p. y.
Box 952. San Francisco.
iy2d&wly3dp
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Loss OF AN OLD CoAsTER.-The losa
of the bark Marmiou, on the 9th in-
.tsnt. of Cape Flattory. is reported.
She was loaded with coal. FROM Depar-
ture Bay. for San Francisco. and sprang
uleak on the morning referred to lii
conseq Of q heavy gale the night
before. The barken,iue Tam OHhan
tor. also loaded with coal. but from Sc
attic, and bound for the same place.
sighted the Marnion, stood by her sew
ernl hours and finally took IF the crew,
the bark sinking almost from under
them The crew were taken to San
Francisco on tho Tam OShanter, arriv.
ing in that pert on Sunday lasts The
Marmion. to Puget Saunders. is we'll
known craft. She has been in every
poit, aud repeatedly mt hat. She has
coastvd aud gone foreign; has carried
lumber. coal and merchandise. At no
place has she bee, more often than
Seattle. For many years she was own
ed and sailed by Capt. VIM. Boyd. a
very worthy gentleman. since retired
from the sea. She has lately been
owned ly Yates, Phillips & Sanderson
Bros, of San Francisco, and command
ell by Capt. Vim. Jordan. Her age
was thirty-three years. her place of
building NewYork. her carrying cspsc-
ity fourteen hundred tons of coal, her
value SIS, 900 and her insurance &c.
OC0 Her career was a long and useful
one. aud when done ended not in loss
OF life.
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CSrrxp 9rArHs DtsrAycf LAND OFFICE.
OLYMPIA WAsdINorou TEnRITo8Y.)
NOTICE Il HEREBY OWEN THAT: IN CON;
y pIiance with ths provisions Of the Act OF
Congress approved June 8. ISIS. entitled "A Aos
for the sale OF Timber lAnd in the states OK CAL
fornis, Oregon. Nevada and Washington Teh'
~ Wsshiu ton Territory has this day dled in this
once his application to purchase the 81 OF sEA
81 s.<tiou No. 81 in Township No. 81 North.
Range No. 4 East Of the willamette Meridisa.
ss~,ribs,i land. or any portion thereof. are here
hy rrouired 70 file their claims in this once with
IN sixty l6Ol days from date hereof.
Given under nv hand, at my once. in Olymp "A
". T, this the nth day Of November, A.; = "''
~ J. T. BROWN.
r,s~,ov HssistsP Of the Land once.
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body rushes At HISS IIvoLi
prrn HALL 70 get the coolest glass OF
beer in town. Besides Schafier ceie-
h,sted Ste;l.coom aud Schmieg's Beer
on tap. you will end Budwei.er. ST. i.
Ta,,. aud Milwaukee Lager Beer IN
pint and quar-. bottles. Also all kinds
LA lunches to order. A new
p;.sonhole Table in the house. ST.
ton;s Lager Beer at 4 dollars per
80 ouart bottles delivered TO any
,.a,t of the city.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Treen & Rsymond's new goods have
.,,ived. Their announcement arr. rs
elsewhere.
Jimmy the o.black. was jugge
yesterday by Chief Thorndike for be-
las drunk and noisy on the streets.
The fine afternoon enjoyed yesterday
vas the cause OF 80 many lovely ladies
beinR out. Callers were 10 be seen
everywhere and at every moment
Four men left here yesterday morn
ing on the Josephine. bound for the
sksgit mines. They were we'll fixed
for The trip. and intend locating claims
bef. their return.
The Rutledgc threshing machine has
threshed "a $50 bushels Of grain, thi,
fall, in IS working days. The grain
was grown in Thurston and Lewis
counties.
Mr.. A. w. Young, book-keeper oi
experience and thorough qualification.
advertlses for pupils III the ISrELLI.
GENcER of this morning Here is a
special opportunity for tbs pursuit Of
tni5 important stuuy.
Mr.. Williams, the boiler maker, is al
present working in the mill at New
Tacoma. He has Just finished boiler
tor tho Steilacoom brewery. aud on
Wednesday night will commence over.
hauling the boilers in the Milton mill.
The ladies in quest of holiday aud
fancy goods must not forget the store
and stock Of Mrs. Jameson, on Cherry
street, where has just been received a
lot Of new goods elsewhere to be found
advertised. Give her q call and q share
ofyonr patronage.
A telegram from Capt. Carroll in
firms those interested that he has got
The steamer Alex Duncan off the beach
and alongside the wharf at Ellensburg.
Oregon. safe and sound. He says he
will arrive in Portland with thsStesmer
On or about Dec lst.
MrJ J Conner was down from the
Skagit coal mine this week. making ar.
rangements to ship about eighty tons
Of coal to Seattle and Portland. The
steamer Addie is engaged to take some
barges up the river to the coal mine
next week for the first shipment. The
prospect appears favorable for extensive
BUSINESS in this line % soon a. the coal
is sufficiently introduced. Lsconuor
Nail
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ANDREW CnrLpsHo. Vice Consa, '.r
c,.s1sn and Norway. is prepared TO
execute aoy business pertaining 70 .ne
s sa;.. lanes sight draft. on all tue
p,,nr i,sly: Russia. Norway, sweden
IA n.nma,k. Also sells tickets u
lot a." rites 70 and from Europe.
'"" AxnRRw CHrLBERo. Agent.
Seattle, W. ].
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AhRIvRD.-The bark Aureola. ~
uass from San Francisco (tbirteen days
/" I"wnseDd). was towed to Milton
Yesterday by the Fsvorite. where she
~u' discharge ballast. The Majestic
s :" oroasat over to take coal. having
pu' out her ballast across the bay also.
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SHERMAN HYDE + Co Pacific Coast
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
Estey and Standard Organs. For Sheet
Nusic and Brass Instruments. address
SHERMAN. HYDE S Co.
auy3l -lAwly Fan frahcisco.
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FEATHER. - With the new moon
ae change in the weather. which IL
=" frosty and sunny. clear. dry and
Has0 This weather il likely to con-
~aus week or two.
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NichoIsss lnnlllbIe Injection

Guaranteed to cure promptly and per
manently overy case o: Gonorrhea.
elect ard Whites. no matter Of how
long standing. if directions are followed.
Internal medicine not recommended or
necessary. A cure guaranteed or money
refunded For sale by Goo W. Harris s.
Co Wholesale and retail druggists, Sc
attic. ". r Ol6d&W6m
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WV. JENSEN,
Wharf street, Victoria. b. G.

The Boss LUNCH AND TIE BEST
BEER. yOn will always find u: the
Concrr,,i. Hail. on Mil street, not
oily the best Of home made. but also
the excellent Humboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported beer in quart or pint
bottle. 3, ilod ham and all kinds Of
cnli lunches TO order.
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GEN. GRANT BOQUET,

An exquisite pefnme. prepared and
sold at the Pioneer Drug Store only.
Give 1t trial and you will use nc
other, for it is equal to the best Lubin's
Price only fifty cents per bottle. Full
ounc'. aud pu. up in elegant style.
KELLY s. YOUN0
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OCCIDENTAL. HOTEL, At vi

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. AT VICTORIA
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail to stop at the Occidental Hotel. Il;
is the first hotel from the steamb at
landing; is tire-proof; has good sccora-
mediation for families. and as good
meals as any house in the city. at only
{! 90 per day.
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

UNITED SsArKs DISTRICT LAND OFFICE.
OLYMPIA, WAsnIN0roH TRnnrroAY.l
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN CON
~ pliance with the provisions Of the Act OF Con-
grsss approved June 3. 1878. emitted IAN Act fcr
tn, sale Of Timber Lands in the States OF Cslifor.
mia, Oregon, Nevada aud Washington Territory.
samuel II. Fisher. Of Snohomtsh County: wash
tpRton Territory has this day nled In this once
his application to purchase the NWk Of Section
No IS, In ownship No. 81 North. Range No.
East Of the Willamette Meridian.
Any and al persons claiming adversely the sa,d
described land, or any portion thereof. Are hers
by required 70 ale their claims In this once VIM
In sixty 1907 days from date hereof.
Given under my hand. 1t my once. In Oiympis.
W. T.. this the 18th dsy OF November. y iS".
1T. BROWN.
nl5w,ov REGISTER Of the Land Once.
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MISCELLANEOUS
TIEATINC'S COUGH L0zENCES,

~ THO great EnXIlfh Kennedy. InSE6 - IN
III qnestionsbly no ether remedy SO certain In
IL Its effects. ASTHMA. WINTER COUGH
i y BRONCHITIS. and DISORDERS OF THE
THROAT sike Yield to its influence. The high
o., medical testimony states no better cure for
these complaints exists NOW proved by over half
q century's u periencsD They contain no opium,
morphis, or sny violent drug. kEATlNGS
COUGH LOZENGES. prepared BY THOMAS
HEATING. London. Britain. arc sold by oil drug.
gis.s Agents for the Pacific Coast. REDlN0TON
co. aud CHAS. LANGLEY CO.. fan Fran
cisco nol6-dAw3m.
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NOTICE..

Oyyrcr OF CIrY rRKAsURER.
SEATTLE. aug. 9. 1879. !
r1sHg TAX LIST FOn THE CITY OF SEATTLE
for the year 1879 II nov In my hands .nd
dus All taXes not paid on OF before pecemtsf
lat. 1879 viii be returned deitnquent AID PEI
esatass added thereto.
JOHN u. BLANCHARD.
.,eAu City Trsasasss.
The New York herald., 1879-09-16

SsESSk SssssskkAhTffH fHE ExHSIsa ARE E'qSs ssuRED
AMUsEMENTS-srH PAGE-5th and eth cola
AsTROLOGY-l2Tn PAGE-6th col
BoAkDERs WASTED0an losn fe. Facr-aa and 9TH coils.
REaG 21sa HHATn S5 sS
sgsISss ss
city EA Bs4TE ES s;S sS
CLorHIMGTi2yr ornsS Sn r.csnsss 3 sSl ..
ss
COPARTNERSHIPs-srH PACE.
SSSfsa soAbRfR E.ssss P.ssA col
b6STiiTRf.T b6SS sIRbs %dasr r.esY.S aesaa col col
B%nEtTSG @ HOUSES f'i 70 LET FURNISHED AND uN
fs.s aaS "a sS
EXCU RSIONS-9rm PAGE-3d and 4th coils.
aSD s. TO
zEES afss s and 4A
ma 'si s
hSGE1P hSGsEs RoeSs safs!n fhSShs ss OF &C.
WANTED-2p PacE-3d col.
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sAeBIEEExR aAeBLE MASTRLs@sD ftosfa sasss.A col COL
AsP 51Ssa col
NEM NNESlqAgf9ca rnSsea s9 fAore.h COL
PERSONAL-lsr PAcE-lst COL
AoFANNs &fs1 COL
PRoFESSlON SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALEs-
pRofERrY oGT oF f'' THE CITY FOR SALE OR
RENT-2D PAGE-1st col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGED PAGE-Ist col.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2D PAGE-lst COL
REWARDS-1sT PAGE-lst col.
SALES AT AUCTION-2D PAGE-5th and 9Th coils.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE, and
FH COL
SPECIAL NOTICES-isr PAGE-1st, I'd and Sd coils
SPORTING, BOOKMAKING, &C.-lsr PAGE-3d col.
BTORAGE-12rH PAGE-6th col.
rHE LECTURE SEASON-9rH PAcR-6th col
fHE TRADES-l2TH PAGE-6tb COL
THE TURF-lsr PAGE-4th col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAGE-1st col.
TRAvELLERS' GUIDE-9TH PAGE-3d col
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 10 LET
% PAGE-2d and Sd coils.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-9rH PAGE-4th col.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-l2TH PAGE-6th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE Oh
TO LET-2p PAGK-1st COL
FACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &C.-1OTH PAGE-6th col.
The New York herald., 1879-09-16

HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.
GUGrI0N HOUSE OF OF ARCH. = JOHNSTON: JOHNSTON:
HaHss II 4E ASP s42y s9sr RELIABLE
EEsgE4E q 1s SAssI4sEs g sISaR
THIS DAY TUESDAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK
COUPE ADMINISTRATIONS BLACK
Of the fines. horses In the country has rot fault or
SxS cogFHh 4hSE4ss nSRYs sired by
Allen S hands S Kind II AZ nds: s:
aeS varsntea sousd kind and trpe VI
SIRE BAF kHAD MA %AGHH S ~
SF lss ss hS
first class horse for general use and warranted
coGPE RocKAwAY, nearly. nov.
FINE sEAI ASA5 Sk S psa9 RSAf 10
5Tf
: TSF SSAp rE WAGON; ssDSS By q rsi.sA..a s 60
STYLISH PARK WAGON. by Brewster, of 2ssh ..
s!irss RES sAMlaf Ana rrs.s Hs,e Catalogue
Poii PouR Tor iai pEI!yEky %AsoSs.,
yss SpPsaT1SsA ROAD SNsAe6ssl foSY rH%E!oSs SSk
SEE and
SERAs SEVEN Nfs SSass 1sb H
A .s1Lk marc l5s high, fo.ea
ISIS sS y GSran AIT xss % SS- s 5 nss Or S
and Is wsrrsn,ed sound aud kind ,,,. ,.,< 49,
& so y ss in
and apY FoRTTssy 0Is 'ms kind M o..d 1874 70.
by Driro: in a:aO and is warranted sound and
bv winthrcp Morrill,; Ioi in a4s. and Is warranted
ILLsroS~Bl.ck ssldins. lsx high, fo.ed 1874, go.
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sale snd knovias Of TiEIR 1WN ipowisdss jass what
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A eonss.ing S.s Horse hands splendid to saddle
ness ais. in; team :, sound ySrns Horse Is high
pole and shafts. top PONY fSsasou Single sSa DosSc
ish. Harness. ,hs above grepe,y win pc sold separate
is about to leave tho country Residence 800 West
A sAcRlrIcE..sEAyrIrFggL TEAM OF nAxgLE-
:oSna d. and Kind and OLD good saddle m h.rs.
srot 40 sound kind yesrs old one extension top
an e9 O sSH r01y od
single Harness black bear Robc Lap Rugs nne Blankets
S S III s
A -CHARLEs W. BARKER, AUCrIoNEER
hSTRE sTAsE SRsbs sAhDs
AT BRIGHTON Beach Fair Grounds. Coney Island,
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 10, at o'clock.
INCLUDING Lillian Dell Bowstring, Cassatt, Tho Nip
others. Sale without regard to weather Ad-
dress W. BARKER. corner OF broadway and 18th st.,
for catalogues.
A CARRIAGES. EVERY STYLE; PARK AND
A.pony Phaetons, Bnggics, Rockaways; Jump. Road
""' 1'''' CHARLES CRUDE. aee Canal
A FIRST CLASS BERLIN, NEARLY NEW, At A
Asacrihcc. Inquire ~ Carlton av., Brooklyn.
j. b. BREWSTER Tor WAGON AT PRIVATE
N sale. BARKER a SONS, 39th st. and Broadway.
A HANDSOME MAHOGANY BAY COACH TEAM,
A6 hands full and tails also thrce others; all
warranted. Rossmore Stables. 247 West 41st st.
A GENTLEMAN HAVING RETURNED FROM THE
"A country will sell his Road Turnout for third its
Horse, old, lJis hands high
sound and kind ladies drive afraid Of the
cars beat 40 to-day; Brewster top Wagon Harness.
Blankets &c all new last June; also top Pony Phaetou
cheap viii sell separate Livery STABLE iO7 West 31st
A 10 EXPRESS. GROCERY, BUSINESS WAGONS;
N .all prices; second hand Wagons, for baker,
butcher, milk depot, laundry, &c Wagons exchanged
22o Spring St.
a FOR sALE-EIGHr HORSES. THE PROPERTY
"A .of ice cream company; suit farmer. grocer