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NEW SILKS, GINGHAMS, LAWNS, ORGANDIES
IN Bareges plain colors and printed Of most beautiful
designs DE LANES printed and plain colors; Musns
lored ground Chntz ooors printed, tho finest i'm
ported Also anew article for travelling dresses; very
Shawls. For SALE Wholesale and retail, by
TIHDW e. CUTTING, 32I Broadway.
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UCTION NOTICE-C. CASSIDY AUCTIONEER.-
~ BY II. N. Bush-Thursday at lOlS clock at No. 6O
Warren street. the genteel Furniture in said house.
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UCTION NOTICE.-THE SCHOONER POLLY BELL
subscriber will sell the above named schooner public
ton on Wednesday, April q. Her inventory be
by applying to the Captain board James slip No. 3
East river II. 4. WILLARD, Auctioneer.
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A UGTION SALE OF FURNITURE.-WN II. FRANK.
"A lin. Son Co. will sell, Thursday Goth nst all
the Furniture contained in the house No Madison
near MO- somery street consisting OF tho usual variety
positive commencing with the kitchen furniture precisely
10 clock.
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A NJ. CRISTALAR, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
IA day, Mt 10 o'clock at 22 William street. splendid
O. Household Furniture consisting Of Brussels and
Dining, Pier and Card Tables, Mahogany Chairs Couches
and Kitchen Furnture-nlso, large Kitchen Range Oil
Cloths, &c, &c,
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aaar No 81 Crosby street Wednesday, the 2sth Of
April at IL clock M Gray Horse about old,
and sixteen hands high for the benefit Of whom may
ccrn
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EOR SALE-A PAIR OF BROWN HORSES, SIXTEEN
hands high very stylish drivers and can inside three
and half minutes To any gentleman wanting fine
riage team they will be sold bargain Warranted sound
and kind every particular To be at Mr. D0WDENS
stable Howard three doors west Of Centre street
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INAST HORSE AND TWO WAGONS FOR SALE CHEAP
for cashOne the best trottng horses In the city
Also splendid new wagon with shifting tor made for
the Fair Of the American lnsttute and enameed lea
ther top wagon In months, Underhi maker Apply
at Jarvis Glmores stable 7 Hicks street. Atlantic
street, Brooklyn.
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UCrlON NOTICE-wM. y. yONES, AVCrIONEHR--
"A Elegant Furniture-Thursday At 10 o'clock At AZ Domi
nick streetParlor, Chamber and Kitchen Furniture. Fa
miles will do we'll to attend this sale.
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ID q. KEMP ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FUE-
~. nurcTo morrow. Thursday at ten o'clock, at 35
Tenth street Tompkins SquareRC Kemp will sell
auction all the Furniture contained In the hous
o. large assortment Of rarlor dinngroom chamber and
kitchen Furniture Carpets. &c all Of which is well worthy
fthe attention Of housckeepers Catalogues the
ing of tale
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AIW ORL An S-..C0ntinsed.
u4IVS MlSIC STORE.

Nos. 3 and I Camp st.. 3 doors from Canal
.Nsr Orleans.
Tpy undsr-igned desires res
~ peetially to inform ,he pao'', una, Una,
~ W they can Away. Ind at his Music
!Noy,, u choice and large assortment OF Fm"'
Portes, a, very reasonable pr,ees, and on ACCOM-
moda,,ng terms.
Among them ar. Pinano For'e- made by the
old aud celebrated manufacturers, !. Gilbert
& Co, OF Boston. Of rieh tone, end hnl.hed
beautifully IN ros.u God, black walnut and ma
hopany. with IRON frames. made ~ the most
substantial and worsmanls We manner. Also
III. Justly celebrated 1,oliin FidHo fwi,s,
which Tor sweetness OF tone, have not berh
rquallcd They are peculiarly suited to me
ronntr, a. tn. .tol.an does not require tuning
for years.
The New improvement ~ Piano "ft"'
th. patent l,brntne Cis'b'ldgs, j. Az" '"'
-ale ut th. same establishment lhi- IMPROVE
mrnt giye. peculiar hrmnrs- and briiliarcy L"
/ Tia. treble, add, to the durability and strength
%; the Piano, and renders II capable oi remain
I nR much longer IN tens than tho'e IN ORDINARY
USE.
/ " TIM, Agrn, for U>ur, Iie; celebrated
Grand Pianos and i'ianno'' made ~ rams f"f
/ o,v,r and sweetness Of tone, they stand pre-
/ eminent
IN, Uoic, Compound Attachment, }. Pelley
& Co, Pan, Pianos, and Instruments from all
/ the best manufactures, constantly receiving
/ and for sale on liberal terms
/ Neoond. Hand Pianos for sale, from $50 Ia
5000 each and taken IN part payment tot ne"
/ Pianos.
/ Pianos, Repaired Tuned, Rented, and Ap
praised
MI al nss
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They hay. now in store, 81 pairs of wheels
with IRON asc- and shafts of +! to inches
and 20 pair of to inches.
ALso-NIX WAGONS, complete, with
ron aslelrce-, PR slAo each. Two pairs OF
Timber Wheels, with screws, ~ feet high, !
niche. tread
They tax. orders for all kinds of Wagon
work. and deliver them on plantation, at man
ulncturer.' prices.
ALso-A large assortment of MAXIM
WARE, for plantation use, w 'halns
wrought and cut nails, Hunt. Axes socket
shades. long handle .hoycls and -padcs. hoes
Of all kind. cane knives, hook and plate hinges
ptind-toncs. common and scotch collars, Manll'
Ia aud iarrrd Rop" cfos--cu', pit ana mn
saws, files of all kinds, iron blocks, with
inch -hea,c-. large assortment Of English and
American bar IRON iron sSlcs, with boxes
sperm. whale and in-ced oils, spirits of Tur.
p,uiinc, putty, window glass AID paints of all
kind,. HOGAN Il TUkEAtD,
corner cu-tom-hou-e and lssee
Jan. II, 1882. 'jn2S-ly
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FOR Port Caddo, Rs,.
.@A Sm,hland, Jefferson, and Ill h
S ,crm,dnie landings on the Il.
I'M, nne passenger steamer, O>rcola. '. "
thu..on Master, having been Thoroughly o.
hauled. painted, repaired, and set',,cd, viii d
sumo her regular trips to the above pm I,
soon as the water viii permit, nnd will u,
,inur in the trade during the season. 1A,at
ful for the liberal patronage herc'ote, \
slowed upon them, her officers hope by As
attention to the interest OF shippers and u.
foe. Of passengers, 20 meet cont'asana !
the same.
New Orleans, Oct 10Th. 1851. W Ms Il
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WE nrc now receiving an -.
(next door to Ward. Wilson ~
- one Of the largest and bess 49,
stock. Of P-o,,sscus. Gvare,sss, CMkrH-'
,,<,, Fyu,,. DC, dc. ever offered IN vi. N
Having been selected exclusively fas 49,
kr,, our goods and prices W. will gsaraa., !.
meet the wants aud abilit, Of oui cvstos,,,,
Our stock will embrace every article In, |.
III. Grocery line, which we ~ll sell ii -,
advance for Cash ere!msirriy.
G,yeusH cali before purchasing els.vs,.
a, we feel confident we will give sa,isfar,..
W. X. SMITH L CO
Marshall. March IS, 1881. n37u
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" VI. +. MAYO.
SCOTT \ SEALING,

Wh0IeyaIe dnd Ref0H C70fNIfrS,
Corner NJ Oh Lerec and Cana! s., v Orlans.
'I>liE subscribers having enlarged and re-
i modelled their store, are now prepared.
alth choice stock of fashwuabie -iofhU'g and
g,,tiiemens furnishing goods, which they oiler
At very reduced prices Tor cash OF approved pa
per We ARE receiving weekly shipments from
our mandatory, OF every thing that Is ne"
aud desirable, IN the clothing line cut, made,
and nmIaed IN the best and mos, substantial
manner TO those who study economy. and
wish to get the full vslu" OF their money, a
call respectfully solicited,
u Please take a memorandum Of our adj
dress. J<O d SCOTT 4 Co,
80 Nassau at, New lcrk,
January II, 1882 Ndn2' y
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LII. DUNCAN
nAW1.I<S, DUNCAN Il Co, Co''"s re-,
* ,o,, and Commission Merchants, No DIV
- "I a.. ST., \rw Orleans. D3 J
u.y,s ro-James Y. Collier, Colonel T. H.
ra""., ~ :. Sanders, J. =. Roseborongh'
i.v,'h n TAYLOR, HARRISON county; DIR, John
~ N,.,ie. J. J. Holloway Kusk county y
Trswick, Jefferson.
We will furnish Bagging, Rope, and Plsn'
tation supplies to Plaa'ers shipping W Wv
above house. - vrv
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NEW OIL "a S..-(srI. sued.



HOnATIO u. HEWITT tsucce''"r 10
Tyler a. iie~i,t.) riAso FORTE AND nusie
uKALrR. 80 Camp street, <ew Orleans Has
AWAY, ON hand one of she largest and most
ron,ule,e sclcrtion- Of Piano Forts IN the
southern country all If ahich are guaranteed
as good and perfect instruments. Agents tor
the sale of A. SropAar Il Co.'S New York
Pianos.
These Pianos are celebrated for fine quality
II tone, purenc-s Of sound, and for nea, and
beautiful hul.h II exterior workmanship aud
are considered by the profession. and competent
Judges. to be the fines, Pianos made IN the
United States Particular attention. i requested
10 their splendid Sorpcntne pattern. With fraH
keys, Which is considered one of The hne-t no"
made
UALLgTr, DAVIS co.'s celebrated Bo-Tos
PiAsos, q, Ut, 81, aud octave Piccold fi'h"
fortcs, from the factory Of =" Plrvn CO..
PARIS, also Paninos, Somi-Griud aud Grand
Pianos from the same house.
Oh Pianos taken IN exchange and part pay
nent
GUITARS, from the house Of Hall & Son
Spanish and French patterns, Sc 'i"iln-, IN
large quantities, Mclodcon-, S.farhiue-, VI
gam. Flutes, larioneltc- Brass Instruments
/ of all kinds. Violinccllu- Banlo., strings i"t
I all instruments. and musical merchandise OF Az
descriptions, wholesale and retail.
Sheet Music of all kinds-tDusIe received
from the North by every steamer a. soon -
d lnf 80 uctIon Books,
pafflcu' r. ,itrnt 600 to the large and
.aYt.r.,. ..t.Iiar isHud flutlna~,
.bl,n Is i.,r mo.i .... ..,.. perfect -eler-
.n...r .H... ...aHn.H.tr ntseyer offered
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NOTICE T..

DOCKS for the subscription OF Stock to d
- Tesa, and Louisiana Railroad Ccnps.,
ar, now open IN my office u, Marshall. Ten.
Person. wishing to make investments Vi
please call .n,,,,
Nav \. 1852
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Tiit. new fast running pxssss
ger Steamer X = ID Rye
- Capt IixsRy V. MCCALL, b
been purchased expressly for the trade, and =.
run as n regular packet during the entire seaa~
The Red River has jus, been newly tarn..
throughout, with new beds, bedding, carp~us
&c, Ae.
Th~ e RED Rts,." from her great speed 4
superior accommodations for passengers u
shippers offer fine Inducements
For frc'gh, or passage apply on board ORR
". H. COBB, Ag.ni, Port Csss
Shreveport, March Ia, 1881 n37-a
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AEv ORLEANS...Cenei0urd.
IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING -
- 40 Werth Of TasAtsaabls

ILOIIiiNG Al RI IAN
AIYRED MJNKOE q cos Ons F''ee
n Sto.,, No 81 Magazine street. corner VI
Gra,,cr ,,,.. ,,h
Ne would inform our friends, and the pup
he IN general, that our present stock Oh
Cio,h,ne, furnish,ne Goods. &c,
d. ,,,o,alled in extent and beauty by that Oh
,nv other establishment IN the United states
RI he ,op,,necd Of this statement, It Is only
necessary to esll aud examine. Our immense
sales ar. brought about by the simple fact
h,,pg known. that the prices Ne place upon
,,nI, !. uniformly low, and the quality OF
s,,.h article Is guaranteed what IT - represent
ed to be. Perfect Satisfaction !, ~hn' We AIM
AT in dealing with our customers
All our clothing Is manufactured AT our es-
punishment, no al broadway, New York.
md, m. immediate superinr~ndence of one
az ON, firm, wI,o spares no pains IN securing
,h. mo.t desirable style. of goods 1t Is with
the fullest confident, OF beng atlc To give
Satisfaction. that We invite all VINO may w w
v.,u, of articles in our line to call and exam
Inc our assortment.
IN, following Il, only partial lis, Of arii-
/ eles. . ,
F,,~l and Dress Coais--fr and Eng black
eloti' dress anu 'lo," . ,', 49,, Az do hl,,k
mu'o'' app ~" ,i,. and Golden brown
brown, mu'o''}' rnn hlscl and fame,
e'9'h ions', al, an .oa,s IImnloya iuf
colofeo .'o'" ""se 1t ,a,I,.,,y and
/ ~ t,,h Co.,, .nc. do black and fame,
owe ,'1'n ppe' I,u,"n .,ct. do ,,,r, .upet
vo'"'.' - ,,a.., ,,lo,.d Yalk,n, coat,
INV u'ao '"u I'd anJ i've, gray ,ac.
,,J aka, French black. blue. brown, aud
oiiv. beaver sac and irock coats do blue
/ brown. and -Ilver-gray, Whitney sac coats
do Labrador tyanou, color-) to turn, sac
1T. dn .u,,rtiu, drab cloth and beaver
e"1 " IT. =, and Emo black ,upcriin,
"',e .,'d all,n,, en,t.. do hin, brow n
''o''' N''
aud drab pilot cloth 'aes
Blanket Goals fh'h '"Ps'"ne o'''' VI /"
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MILLER, HARRIS, Il WALDO, No 70
vi Camp street, New Orleans, Whoiesdi,
and R,iail Dealers m Uou~ Furnishing GoodS,
rphoiste-y and Cabinet Furnishing Goods,
Pants, Oiis, dc. On hand, a very large AS
,ortmen, OF Gilt and Bronzcd Lamps and Gil
rondolc- Hall Lamp. aud hlnd,ief,' Tea
Trays, vanou, patterns, Table Cutlery Plated,
plani,hed, Tin, Japannrd, and Wooden
Ware; Glassware; PLAIN and colored Floor
Mating Soaps Wax, Sperm and Star Can
dI,.; Sperm, Whale, Lard, llnsced Neatsioo,
an, Chemical Oils, SPIRIT Gas, Camph'ne A.
cohol, aud TurpentIn. Paints, OF every Dies
crpiIon: Brushes Window Glass, Putty,
Sand Paper and Glue, Flowing. Polishing,
.scraping. Furniture, Coach. Black Japan, and
White Damar Narnishes Curlrd ilar HAIR
Cloth Springs Gmp~ frnges Ticking and
Bed Lace Cords. Ta-sels, dc. Also, packed
and common Moss always for sale.
PRcEs oy cAMrHisl by the barrel, 90 cents
per gallon by the tive gallons, to cent, per
gallon, for less quantity, 10 cents per gal
Ion.
Jan II, 1852. '3n29-ly'
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I fTfERS Of administration we're granted
a. the undersigned On the estate Of Susan
NJ. Ubar, deceased, hy the county court of
iinFnsoB cOvniy, pertaining to the estate, oi
DECREASED PERSONS, on the ihirllcth day Of
March. 4 -. 1883 All persons, ,hnfc-
ORE. having claims against -ad estate, ar"
.errby notified 10 present them To me, duly
authenticated. within the time prescribed by
ass and those indebted 80 the same will
'lesse make immediate payment to the under
signed
4. g. CLARK.
Iulg r rQT1 ct
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NFFICE, No. l23 Gravler street, New W.
Olran-. Ia cures Cancers. Scaldhcad, Whi'e
S.,llin,. Sore, aud Ulcers. Of every descfr'
tion. l'u'.'' "l
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uAnu&I. spROllI< 4 co.
MAY u, 1852

UJARRAI. SpNOl \ co.
NWOhENALE Nafd'fry "dr'h""'' No.
w III and III Washington Stores, VII
liam street, New York. Importers of Saddlcy
Hardware. Orders 10y mai promptly ATTENDED
10.
Ant,l 81 1852 ni3 "
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ANTHOLOGY.

IA lately from Philadelphia Offers his services 10 The oi
sens Of New York He able 70 forst past pressnt and
yit.s eaeylated snt rad Il fi orselss
ses ssicuistsd-iAdiss, 81 ssssisnsa. Is 6Sss, No
white street, New York vhes letters Pcst pAa VIII
ssvs Immediate attention Fer paxtisulass daily Pc
ysss AsssclossAi AlnanAss can y ossys1 = ~ S1es
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(ITY LOAN-sTATE GUARANTEE.-s3oo0o CITY
~ wheeling sx Per Cent Coupon Bonds, guaranteed
by the State Of Virginia. payable in twenty Coupons
for interest payable semannualy July and january At
the banking house OF Duncan sherman Co., In this city,
Co.. for the subscription Of the city TO its stock They
issued under full from the legislature and
ranteed by the State Of Virginia The guarantee ven
before the adoption Of the which nrohbts
for the future pledge credit Of tho state for sueh
purposes These bonds under the guarantee Of Vrgna
security this market Sealed
will received for these bonds (which Of the
alton Of One Thousand Doliars at the once Of the
subscriber until three o'clock r. NJ the 10Th day Of
September Bids will be made without regard to accrued
all accrued interest viii be added when the
are paid for premium will bc paid the day
opening Of the BIDS and the with accrued n
paid at the option Of the bidder time be-
fore the 9th January next thus giving capitalists An eppc
unity to secure most reliable and permsnent
BIDS should be directed proposals. for wheeling Bonds
the subscriber BY three o'clock
18Th THOMPSON
corner Of wall street and Broadway.
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METHuUrInN.


FRENCH TEACHBR-HAVING LIVED IN NEW
"a Yer. for some months wishes situation college.
and ss
DO soon giving IN edition appropriate for the teaohng Of
city shall BE- and Scholars 90 ns
Mr. I; e h TSS roaya wiz be exhibited Apply at
E,NGLIsH COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, MADEIRA.-oN
the LIST of October public school will opened in
eha The institution will be under principal (the Rev
vii include d .eSs m aoSesn TsS
ss
July will BIO from nine to twenyone guneas according
and Soss delicate health will their ses
medical direction Fee from sixty to hundred guineas
ERENCH CLASSES OF SIX PUPILs-C FREMINEAu.
a @
other day. and TO commence as soon as complete Sub
I. N. Terms, s. per month
ERENCH LANGUAGE.-PRoFEssoR RICHARDS
= Academy T. White street Professor ehard, Editor
languages will begin, on Monday evening at seven and
French lie needs euogzo tho advantages Of his
system acknowledged by his numerous scholars the
standing the continual competition professor
Sd Of Se E sy @
teachers he however, has the honour to state that
beginners, he has been able to maintain his former
prices at SO per quarter
GoLDsMITHs SYSTEM OF PENMANsHIp.-THERE
teacher able mpart as the author Let ali
bad writer's take lessons Of Mr. O. purchase his copy
books for home practice. Price 70 For sale ut the
rooms, $50 Broadway
MRS. MEARS' FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING
M and day school for Young ladies' IA West fifteenth
tree between Fifth and Sixth avenuos) will reopen on
Saturday, September 4th Mrs. Mears has arrange
men for omnibus to convey her pupils to and from
school.
LNRENCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d. LAGRoIX,
No 20 Broadway, will resume his professional duties,
and form his classes for ladies and gentlemen
(Monday) evening" at o'clock Each class will be limited
members. With Mons L., every lesson lesson in
French conversation. Terms, 81 per month.
GPANIsH EVENING CLAssEs-CoNvERsATIoN
- Course.-Professor MOUT0N will begin tomorrow
at his 1853 Broadway, at o'clock
in the above language. Pupils DESTROYS join
quesed to attend punctuay Terms at the usual
LNGLISH COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, MADEIRA.-ON
II the LIST October public school will be opened in Fun
chal The institution will be under principal (the Rev
ALIEN d. DORSEY and four masters The course will
include Classics, Mathematics Modern Languages
ply and History Writing and Arithmetic, Drawing Sc.
the fee for the session, from LIST October Juy
will be from nine 20 twentyone guineas according
nd studies Boarders will live with the principal and those
delicate health will pursue their studies under medical
ERECTION. Fee, from sixty to hundred guinea The
brig Eliza Waite will sail for Madeira about 10TH and the
brig Versailles" about 10th Sept
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CTLwARTs MARBLE PALACE WAS NEvnR nokx
~ hrsnese than IL Ae the Metropolitan saloon cor
nsr 81 Broadway and White srsst view The
ne cave sfste attaehs4 Aad report say ss ths visit
save tstsA VIII 0nstAins 70 SsvSaA vhssSsa ~ isA
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SPORTING,

~ York and its vcinity-The renowned izIY LAZARUS,
who noby eontended with Owen Swift and defeated
Mabey Surrender Lane Johnny Allen With several others
Of the London Ring respectfully that no will
TENDER H. 1852, Mt Meyers Hail. No l0 Elizabeth street.
ne also wsnes mos gratefny 70 tsk me public OF tnis
city for the liberal which his Henry and
John Lazarus received 1t their hand occso
and in gratitude for which, he honoray pledges himself
that nothing shs be wanting the above evening make
II Of unusual attraction The above nsmed lads whose
fame already known TO tho word will set too In
tune at9 o'clock Johnny Walker, who has kindly como
from Philadelphia will also appear this occasion;
companied by stars Of this city The will
cude with trial 81 skill between sullivan and
Lazarus who would again positively the public that
this shall be humbug Tickets % admission Is CENTS
Sparring to commence at Q o'clock.
ITO sPoRTsMEN.-oN MONDAY SEPTEMBER b. A
Sporting match will OF the IIoboken meadows.
Those who wish to practice shooting the wing have
fine chance To commence at IL o'clock 400 Birds will be
on the ground. JOHN TAYLOR.
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ToHN McMIcHAEL, IS OLD SLIP, CORNER OF
South street. for sale drafts any amount which
will be cashed throughout Great Britain Ireland Ass
ues certificates Of passage by the Eagle line Of New York
Liverpool packets Refers TO w htlock
g. Co.. Sherman Collins, and Acton Civil, Esq, and
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THE TURF


rENTREvILLE COURSE PACING. THURSDAY,
~ September III, at o'clock, y. ~ match for LOCO,
two mile heats, in harness. james EoH 4.
Roanoke; JOSEPH Rocheleau Hero. The ears
will leave the South Ferry Brooku tor the At
o'clock, L. M and return thc.sports
Fare, each way 23c. JOEL CONKttS, Proprietor.
TTNION COURSE, l.. T., TROTTING.--ON MONDAY
~ September 49, at o'clock. +. MA purse and stake
Of $500, mile heats, best in to WAGONS d. Hoagand
b. 4. True John; H. Woodruh. Baker Boy; j. T.
Kenna, sp Anna Bishop; $. Mclaughlin, Blanc Ne
gre j. Woodruff blk Naiad Queen Tho will leave
the South Ferry Brooklyn for the at o'clock and
when the sport is Fare each way, Is cents
JOHN !. sSEDikER, Proprietor.
TINIoN COURSE, LONG ISLAND, rRoTTING.-ON
Wednesday Sept. 10Th, at o'clock r. NJ, purse and
Winch sp. Lady Bond; g. Mclaughlin r f.
Blanc Negro; +. J. Nodine George West. The
will leave the South Ferry Brooyu for the
2oclock and return when the Fare each
% cents. JOHN l. SNEpihER Proprietor.
TINION COURSE, LONG ISLAND TROTTING.-ON
~ Friday, Sept 17th at 3oclock r. NJ purse for $50;
$50 to the second best horse Mile heats best three In i've,
to saddles. .. Dimmck names Jack ROSTERS w. Pea
body names b. M Lady Jane; w woodruff names s. Ia
cony; Eon names W. Murdoch; A. cencklin names 6.
the course At o'clock and when SPORT
over. JOHN. l. SSEDIKER Proprietor.
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