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ofPARTN ERSHfp.

DISSULU TIUN " FNK n EhNIt1E"
THE undersigned have this day by mutual con-
sent dissolved the partnership heretofore existing
between us, and known under the name Of the firm
ofJAMES w. SHANKLAND s. co. The books
belonging to the firm will be settled up by John NJ
Rownd All persons indebted to said firm
requested to call Immediately and close their res
pective accounts. The business hereafter Will be-
continued by James w. Shankland.
JAMES ". SH ANKI.AND.
JOHN NJ. ROWND.
Lexington, Monroe CO. o. Aprii 20, 1914. OF
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the April term.
~ A. D. Is44, of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Monroe county Ohio, Francis Allen was appid-
ed administrator Of the estate Of Thomas Alien,
deceased. All persons, therefore, having CLAIMS
against said estate wilpresent them legally proven
for settlement, within one year from this datr'
and all persons indebted to said estate ~si please
settle the same immediately.
FRANCIS ALIEN, Admir-
Nav 1874 .a a- ~
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State of Ohio, Monroe county IS.
Court Of Common Pleas, Jane term 1913, )
Thomas Weston, Executor OF Jacob Ollom' decd
Ns.
Sarah Ann OIon, (widow) William Jackson Oh
lon, Matthew Oom, Mariah pllom. Minerva.0is
lon, Isaac W. Ollom, jeremiah Ollom, Benjamin
Ollom, John Ollom, Peter 0llom, Margaret Russell,
Elenor Mailow, Ann Ollom, Adam oilom, Nancy
Ollom, Mary Ollom, John Ollom, Sarah Ollom, and
Mary Ollom, heirs at law of Jacob Ollom deceas+
ed.
The above named defendants viii take notice
that said petitioner has this day filed in said court,
his amended petition praying to be authorized to
sell the E half fthe N Eqr. Also the s W or
of the E Or of section 20 in range and township
in said county, to pay the debts OF said jacob
Ollom's estate and that said petition will be heard
at the the next term of the court
THOMAS WESTON, Exf.
BY MASON & MoopEf Soirs.
Woodsfield, April 5, ls44.-No. 6'6t.
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b DIED.--In Franklin township, on the 7th inst.
ELIZABETH, wife Of THOMAS ORR
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

The subscribers have received letters testament
tary on the estate of Josiah M. Dillon, late OF Mon.
roe county deceased. All persons indebted 10 said
estate are requested to make immediate payment;
and all persous having legal claims agaiast said
estate, are requested 10 present them within one
year duly authenticated for settlement
NATHAN HOLLISTER, o
JAMES SMITH,
April 26-9lf Execut0rs'
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DOCTOR ]. MCMAHON.

DOCTOR ]. MCMAHON.
PRESENTS his grateful aekno,oledgr meats to
the citizens Of Monroe county, for their hbtral pa.
tronage in his pref ssional linz Of business, and
informst them that he has yemOvcd his office nea' the
pu6,ic square. in the tcest fnd efth' house former
iy occupied By Mr.. Sinclair, Whre he mny be
to,ud at all times ready TO obey the calls OF his
profession ,
lie also informs the public that he has entered
into a putn srship tcithi his son
AID. MCMAHON e. PARDON COOK.
Having made these arrangements, he hopes to sup
p,y the demands Of hiy patrons more p,u,ctuaiiy
than he has hitherto been aLle to DO.
J. yMcJh.1HON.
Hoodsfeld, .Gpril 10, 1874.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY.
Mary Carmichael The defendant will take
John Carmichaeljr jr ant has this day filed her
petition in the Court of Common Pleas Of sad
County, praying for divorce on the ground that
said John Carmichael Jr. has been convicted Of
bigamy in the County of Megs, and actually cen
fenced to the Penitentary ofthis State and confn-
ed therein in pursuance OF said sentence.
EDWARD ARCHB0LD.
Attorney for pedsicpsr
April S, 1874, l& f9sa
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There is nothing in the Mqtld 80
well calculated 10 secure the pelcespJ
society as treih,
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9 o. THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR-
sAPARlLLA, GENTIAN AND SARSAFRAS, prepared
by the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy es
tepshed for the suppression Of quackery This refined
and highly concentrated extract possessing all the puri
lying qualities and curative powers of the above herbs
oohaiently recommended BY the College infinitely
superior TO any extract Of sarsapara present before
he n'sc, and may be relied on a certain remedy for
az Diseases arising from an impure of the blood
such as scrotua salt rheum, ringworm bo,ches pin
Pies ulcers pain in the bones joints nodes cutaneous
eap.ions utcered sore throat any disease srsing
from the secondary effects Of syphilis njudcious
us OF mercury.
Sold in single Bottles, at. ... rs cents each
in Cases ofhalfa-dozen Bottles, s. SO
one dozen 90
Cases forwarded to all parts OF the Union.
Nb-A very liberal discount to Wholesale purchasers.
once OF the College, 95 Nassau street.
VS.. RICHARDSON M. D., Agent.
= o. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-The
ionic MIXTURE prepared BY the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy of the city Of New York, 10 confidently
commended for all odeby produced by secret in
dulgence Of any kind 1t an invaluable
ay for impotence sery, or barrenness nleas depend
Ing on nel-fomation.)
Single bottlss 81 each of half dozen So; care
fully packed and sent to all parts 1.-THE Union
Ohice Of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy. ss
n ssnn street VS. RICHARDSON, NJ. d Agent
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saas: g s d. i hbS ssi
60; $500 r. ron "A tons iron qaantty ofscrp 400
s al % IA f"s. wm,r4
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Co; 62 usart Barstow Co; $50 boxes Tin Plste O. NJ
Bruce SOM 1857 mpe Potatoes. atng Jenkins; IA
bae, heiD Coj Iaeo Sutton; !, do Gonon Hodss \
Morenood 28 easss Copper 90 do 70 bxs Fin Plate
Merrill.
,NEwrosr1swedish bnque Lotz-4s bxs nails Masters &
Markoe392 bars iron to or er.
sMYRSA-grig Coumbla-3Ols box wood e62 bas wool to
ORDER
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q Olaf, d52l Cases nd A II kena & "A plants
schmidt Ba!cheri00 bg coffee 20 ea.ks sedes
rs cases coone wafer Boone, Graves colt do
Brathaupt Chun-6 cases BonsslOo do Wine Hnzsr-2
Casks do Hogendorfilh g mds Seyensop-l Big mds
81, GoSanl case N Dsiui.ld Br ship H,nbA Ga
$500 slate Ihorpsons7 mds Jeukns-6O do
Lee co-is73 sack salt Sh 1ns iron 70 order
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MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, June Is PM.

S"turuoy, June Id P.Ms
The stock market revived little 10 day. and prices at
po'h boada show little Improvement the sales at tine
new being at greater advance than at the DID, At the
Old board, Long Island advanced u per cent Canton Il
Norwich and Worcester 4, Farmers Trust II, Mohawk
Eric Railroad North American Trust United States
Bank and Vicksburg closed firm at yesterdays prices
At the new board nnsylvania 5 advanced per cent
Delaware & Hudson /, Farmers Trust Norwich Wor.
cester a. Stonngton Harlem H. Long Island q Canton
!, Mohawk l. Reading Railroad Z, Erie Railroads Ohio
6's Indiana and Kentucky 6s closed firm yesterdays
quotations. Glrard Bank fell off per cent.
The state Loan for $500 five per cent reimburse.
bic in 1882 taken the 10Th u by John Thompson
OF New York $40 90 $lOl $780, and James Taylor Of
Albany $3.50 600 at i0i LOO These the best offers
received within the time stipulated by the commission
ers John Ward & Co. of this city, sent in an offer for
100000 at 10a but received too late for effect
These offers, for five per cent loan, the best evil
dences in the world of the easy money market
and the great amount Of capital that be seeking
ployment The offer made by John Ward Co was about
half per cent better than those accepted The laemo
ment this offer sent in consider pretty good evi
dence that the capitalists represented by this house wait
ed as long possible to satisfy that change
was likely to take place in the money market raising the
value of money creating demand for it. II difficult
to find permanent investment at any rate that capitalists
eagerly seize on any thing Offering The State Of New
York has sustained its credit at many sacrifices these
favorable offers show that the policy adopted by legis
lators is not without its beneficial effect Mark the differ
ence between the negotiation of this loan and not long
since eff cted by the State of Ohio This created great
competition among capitalists and has been taken at
premium Of per GEN. while that Of Oaio made at
actual discount Of about two per cent and then
until otter the most desperate stock ohbng and cornerng
was resorei to the stocks of that State already in the
market The provisions Of the law auth orspg the lean
were dsregarded andevaded by those
entrusted with the negotiation The stop and tax policy
OF this State, although deridsd by the political opponents
ofhs party adopting IT, will prove be of the wisest
yet conceived and the credit Of the State permanently
preserved by its enforcement.
The export trade Of Rio Janero with the United States
in the principal productions of that country compared
with that with other countries plainly seen in the an
nexed comparative table Of the shipments of coffee
COMPARATIVE DESTINATION OF COFFEE EXPORTED FROM
RIO JANEIRo IN MARCH AND SINCE lar JANUARY l8i3
1874.
Bags and Barrels.
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Correspondence of the Heruld.l

Correspondence oil the Herald
WASHINGTON, May 81.
Alter my previous letter to-day, Mr. McDufie
finished his speech, and Mr. Choate made brief
reply by way Of explanations &c. Mr.. McDuffie
rejolned, and Mr.. Evans, and two or three Others,
said a few words, when the final vote was taken
upon postponing the original resolution II was
postponed.
YrAs-Messrs. Allen Archer, Atcheson BaRby Bar
row, Bates, Bayafd Benton Breese, Buchanan Choate,
Henderson, Huntington Janagn Merrck Miller More
head, Niles, Porter, Rive Semple Simmons Sturgeon
Tai'madge, White Woodbridge and Wright-a3.
NAYs-Messrs Haywood, Huger McDufie and Wood
bury.
So the question CT the tariff is finally disposed Of
tor this session, in both Houses
Various rum0rs are afo,t respecting Col John.
sons running upon Tyler's ticket
There is also report that the Tyler party propose
to vote tor the same electors as the Democratic
party vote for-the Tyleries ing their tickets
And II, IN the general result, it shall appear that
there is maJ.r OF Tyler tickets, then the elect
ors are 70 prefer Tyler to Polk-it not, not. Col.
Polk will accept the proposition.
The great excitement is all over and gone One
act, yea, two acts, the nomination OF CLAW and
Polk, are ended. The third, which is the adjourn
ment OF The first session OF the twenty eighth Con-
gre.s, will end IN one fortnight from next Monday
And by way OF rHnning down the metaphor | will
add that the fourth will be the ntla can.
vass and the fifth and last the election in Novem-
ber S. B.
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Died.

ANOTHER REvoLuTIoNARY HERo GoNF .-Depsr-ed This
life Thursday. May s6th, JAMES BANKS Esq ofpyrum
and OF the unfortunate prisoners confined ia The az
house ofthe city Of New York IL the ytar l77s But in
consequence OF his gentfemany department and ubantv
oil manners re was placed By the British officers as
general SUPERINTENDENT the prisoners with perfect
to go in and out at his pleasure He died in the
spected by all who knew him.
Fowley, aged 80 years y
Her frien and relatives ara M .ttend III IN
neral TINS afternoon at O'clock from - Mott street
On Friday evening, May slst, WM. NJ GRoEssgcK, of
the late firm OF Hendrickson Groesbeck aged % years
His friends and these his brothers, and B. Hendrck.
son. are invited TO attend his funeral this afternoon at
O'CLOCK, from his late residence 81 Hammond street.
OBITuARY The members OF Engine 20 No 80 and the
Fire Department in general invited to attend the u.
neral OF the late ARCHIBALD KEEca Ills morning at half
street - -
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.

OPENS ON MONDAY, JUNE 3D.
rIrt arf.tr,nce 81 the " cChDM ANGER OF THE
l9rH CENT URY." Multum ia Psrvo-Three exhibition,
c. ~ ipedby .
Music! MAGIC !! AND TENTRILOQUTSM
All hfe aoreHIes IN this fnstiumeute-
new T,chs-ind unrivad ia Vear COUSIN Stage
rtUd ap with every requisite, nl nny sninsed ,pleadid
,cnery Enrgeous ut The bnet for display Of the
Ioc 'mrtheu,b BITE Re s mposei # nach silver
wood, &c all fvrm'aga
ThMrLE OF ENCHANTMENT
SD Die e. he display of Cabasttc 5teaorn The
tar meat vii be - thre pirts:-Fifst ana Mace T
sec ma part r SUI ON viii nd OF Yea rlia
q Il IN Me ley ovtur. on two Jews ,idrps, Ftntaia
Sym onaG. and fts orlte air Pfof Wheat.ones
THEATRE PRICES-NO INCREASE
D,oIs II e vcs. Luftue precisely At ,'cork
Dies xes so cents. Upper Boxes "a P 2< cents
drra sGder u yeart - tber pareats guard. Ia
price to Upt ef and Lower Boxes.
Pr of Ie - he had gratis NJ he Box office
Pr Boxes s.. q chi do. 50 IN ser
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1t will be observed tahe exports to the United States
Of this article much larger than that any other
country in the world The shipments to Europe this year,
compared with those of last for the PERIOD show
falling while those to this country show increase of
nearly fifty per cent The increased shipments to this
country not caused much by the additional
sumption of the article in the United States as by spe
culave movement produced by the agitation Of the tariff
here The Secretary Of the Treasury, the opening Of
Congress, recommended the placing of small duty
and coffee. This induced those engaged in the trade
to lay in large stock in anticipation Of the
Congress and large shipments ordered. The great
est increase has been in the shipments Boston Phila
delphia Charleston, and Mobile
Sales of stocks in Boston, May sist-i00 shares East
Boston Co. 5l2t sh div so do do do withdrawn
dc Eastern Railroad 10 per ct. adv; II do Portland Saco
asd Portsmouth Railroad saO5 per sh; 90 do Merchants
Bank adv; 20 do Boston and Worcester Railroad
Is adv Ia do Western Railroad $3.50 per sh 80 do
Siawmut Bank, S9lt per share
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VhUTIIALL.

MRS. TINM bee. respectfully anuounc- Tint having be-
cone Lessee aaf Nansgr Of hr SALOON o. VaoxN H-Iden
which bs nDdeTgop' spte rsnoya,io1 and
she has engaged a COMPANY ani on, HhSiR Of su h
tl"nt oi III performances 81 OPERAS aud VAUDEV Lies,
as she trusts VIII merit shte 0 thit pat when her
reuds The public have foiny extended her. he S,-
loon vii b. opeaed
MONDAY EVENING NEXT, 81 JUNE,
with az tr.iY original Introductory Exvaganx written
b. MIX. WALCO 4, entnled
FOR-TiMM-IO!
AID Fer Several Gifted Servants!
in which III, whole npany III ear. To be followed by
A COSCEkT. aud new farce called
WHO'LL LEND ME- A WFE3
Beud teyef easigemeuts Mrs Tmm has pleasure
~ ann 0uncing those ALREADY tIuded with Ms Booth
Valet Mira liant is. Mr.. Bfaat n, Mr. Gral,sm MI
IA. Lewis aud Mr. Auderton, &c &c &c
Admission IS Cents
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NORTH AG NNsT THE SOUTH.
THE regular ocley Club meeting the ab course
vii commence Tuesday Jue 4ih 1871. and conti-us
DAYS.
Fnatd y: TuesJsyI cScy Club Pure s3Oo-so 70 20 to
the &C md bet h ne; two m'l e heats
soe day-Purse sjOSnir,n nee $40 added mile heats two
t. make roe
Sc nod dag. Wcdn siayJofkeY CuN Pnrse S5Oo-SO0 to
GO - he srcnad beat horse thr e mil hea's
Td day, hp s'ayJcckey Gu Parse fI0OO-t21O 10 20
- the second ~ hor.e fouf mil hats
Same ayPnrr IS -enirauce 10 added: mile heats. two
M Ike race -
Should the he second bs' horse e. her &C the above
Purses, he wianer {, bur 5 80 500 $500
fu,fies % BE- msde Ar John Snfd n
each rsoc aud 10 close punetually AZ O'Clock r. NJ,
The mile b'afs on tn sday ead bnrsd of al T.
M lue' VIII ch the fet ular ,orkey Club Purses
The To- loving siables viii be IN attendance From New
Jersey Mr., La I'd win Fashion. Deaw Yam 81
Cd Daghes aud yr old by shak Mr. O. aries Lloyd
r.th ne bt 20 clarion md others Mr. las Van Ms'er with
Da4a S'ntav ne Y. old Mercer and pea old FLY, by
a',ee cot Of htss Mat e From the is1adH A. Conov,r
Col job BON tb Blue Dict, Midas aud Senator add Mr.
VII from the Sostn Three days beautiful racing may
be anticipated
Terms c tdm,, 10 the eucosed space Residents Of
the city # Sew Vor Long f.and $50 Jer aurua nsn
reside s. The m-ciag Grand Stand 0o Stand Track
30 cents; Field Stand q csnts
BY the SECRETARY OF the New York Jockey GLIB are au
ho'sd TO st,te that be champion If tive sonh, Blue Dick
Ti' r,n against Fashion. the champion Of the North
The Long Island R,iIfo,d COMPANY will cars dren
hdDrs each ~ whcN due will
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NIBLO'S GARDEN,

The PROPRIETOR II tins aud fshi0nable estab.
lishment, ssec ll,s informs III. public that it will
ORE FOR THE. SUMNER SEASON
ON MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 3, 1874.
The entertainments will be under the ole direction of
NJ II. MlTCHfL
Ard wal consult OF cont s8cces0a of Operas Musical
nrrlets, Exavagenzl., Operas, Vaud.ve Bailets and
Faces, sustained by fall AID efficient Company which
will b. occa,i n,lly addel
MANY tMl ENT AND POPULAR ARTISTS,
no wi ~ appear III the coarse of the season
Especa caew be taken n. production Of every
lihmeh e. zen er as Ter e,t ssfbe Effeci
'oaums Pr Pc and al Other a.ru tnances-to Ell ire
VIII n, most talented artists every have been
engaged
The Saloons. GARDENS AVID PnOMENAnEs h W.
all uudegons thorcu epoN at aud kedec ration tn
a v'eT combine in h. g'e,t dsge The grsa essentials
C 1mfut ard CO. verierce, vi h eega ce If design
Thu whole Of the iutepr pbe h,v-
BIZ ne csehrat.d yss, Sg ar CA Ill aad Mr. HI LGE
COUGH, who has Just comIlerea
NEW ACT DROP.
speprid a'sormcpt If aud cosy Eyocs ha. be,
ed :, ts many thousands Of be utui TIA and Shrubs
lie Company, at THE coma eacen of The season. will
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LvERrooL.Pact.t Srip Csmbritse-NIiss NJ. II. Wells
VT Chnes M Wss. Mr.: II lsrr, A. Phiiop ,on. W
Cb,y NJ :. hoobIsd s9a lady, chata DR.
Reeve Esq Jeme, Mseie Mrs Andrr on, dwagd She don
Mi Mi NJ, son Mr. nasiaS AgmsI9sx Fay MI White
s'THfaai, 60 .'g,mtSt ght !ni,nlryi Csnrds
son, Pehier While, w H. Powell. j. j Vs.quas, /
i' hmsan. l. sivtsre. Camille 'ast,gne Allied IT, Nj re
alice, Lore lse, Juhl T -sdoih' II, l. Lv,r
nss sS e. saeis Miss Esbry Ms Pe MIS- Ptrot
:, VERA Cnuz -Drg d. Zaldo -Mr USE NJ. n bio. Jr
Fanpes ae in MIS- i'al Miss Sn Vital aud servants
MIR y. w Wilkins Mr. e. u SIN III
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State or Trade.

AsuEs-pots still continue very dull at - Is 81 81
and Pearls ut 81 e.} 46s3
BEnswAx Pine lorthern and southern yellow sell at
zoe as marked for expoT
BaEApsrurFs.-Our market is not very active Cen
esee is now quoted at Sl62I Chicago wheat has been
sold ~ 81. Rye 50 a67c oats ~ ~ Northern Corn
49, 90. southern 10 4G3 =.
HaY--touaon qualities North river bale sell at 80
J8c. Prime is held 1t 40c.
Ws,sKrY : Drudge cesks are very inactive at o3c-
Prison barrels very little enaured after We quote
23Ic.
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ls5
Ths FE hs a., GS S sS e! s w 3:
esa 4 Il. aoer .hs as Be- VET re
Of her boat u her s,allon.
-srosIsoroN May sO-Arr United States, Barrum from
Assa IL Gsy co.. ' 800 VII 80
S a. Ssos Vice. s'os'asssa. So
6s:s .sss 4, 40
la, Ss Pacific: Tii.sp, f.ssse ssxs: ns hi;
pool, has been pul chased stonagon I'll SIC goo.
spoken.
susqesbanra q Phiadephe ste ring E. ash INST lat 40
Hshsss Po.mpah Liverpool for Phi ad 9th inst lat
asaof rom pania io New a. Yi u, la, a IT Ion
.MoO;p isr d,y, from Camden for Nav oas,n, a,a, LAT
NeYvis, q Ers -orh sdly. frora New York Ragged
m Cuts h,act for csrdeuas, ,4th l., s,4a Ion y 70
80 ss Sr oias Laf 'S and
r. .p % taI win i
scd ,S1 IN top also ssn ppeared to
2as,n v,s,o'a sauie from Nav Ycrx Tor New olsars
Foreign Ports
10 oort Marv Chacs PHiisd. bia a X da, III
cis ss ksu. Mar Gs s''i Ma
"a 81 sm o% o Mr ok NsSDas e aad Nsnsy
op,wa,, c'Eoe IN t!sg o. ACCENT Of d,,ta han e.
~ tsssF NAY % pms eeis ia soi~ H.s' "a
had a Cen aro b. aa
coHm acea dschg utuoppsd o. aceeua o. he rssot; NJ
Assd " la SG''a ,ssh
SsSe a CIT f ds y as
w.hout b.. able dspoe or acharse thei' casses On
Lake Porta.
M..aH Hapll TFaaf Ssa
SAT- sa DO; RUN MsaS''s TO- Df''0' o"'A"ns'" D""
Toiedo; Julia Palmer, Isxason Jefferson peSc;; Emf
3 ess "a,
whey s:hahals Alias ssiaas.f Gssss 4; KIM
%.H en- M' .sp. Shfs TosS
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dadss s.ssas$ SD Sa,ss', s,aep a,'A afi'
ss s. z'' sD" rf si sE Isl and Victoria.
ss SI. sg s A., c c Ghs dLysses Ko.ps
s Az; ;iT !. s%;; ss.' A.ps' IN Cochin Nix
rosa Pines Gsste,, son. ih a.i Dso i 1s
Sosls sl" csi 'I La a,s.'i c 1,, a
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PHENIX HOTEL. HOBOKEN.

" TfIENFN TfV ETI, ITVBDKEN.
Mrs. JAMES sWEtN respectfully H. forms the friends
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swell provided, and ali the deIicaces of tn
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enus and az VINO desire good accommodations, at
tendance and abundance Of comfort ID myI9 1t sSudysre
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CENTREVILLE COURSE-TROTTfNG
TUESDAY. Jure4 h, ats O'Clock, r NJ Purse 90. Two
Mle Haas, aadef the saddle The following horses are
entered:
J Whe ply enters '...'.... .:..b.p u ha,
a. - nckln ........... Sus fl
". Nm III br la'ier
Wednes Juae h, as ocock-puTss $40, NJ lie Heats
best tn u five u Ha.n,ss
roTps en- ers -. br gCayusa Chief
A loo br Duichesx
IhuUG ~ Jure e. Purse 34o0, Three NJ le ers in Harness.
-. Er,anl q" ............g "a l. dy ut IL
~ tain 'n,erh ~ ~ K tsu mbrs
The lo~,ng eng sid rottirg Purses will be given 10
pf the fret W. K IL Juce
Parse II tis $50 se Heats best three FIVE in harness,
Ire, FOR al gaci horses.
Pure he Second $50. Nile Heats best & IN fy, under
h, srde e for pac ng hore, That paced fr money
PuHe h L ira so Mls Heats b. three ~ fge pnier
hs ,ds for homes that purse over hi "
d3aD. '
The 7bov. fur,rs 10 c'oss Saturday Jurc 1T by 10
O'clock VI 1T Jile' S.cJLd Ward Hotel THE. more
70 NIKE race ni3l 3trs