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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.


FROM the cOmmonest Kind sKentuck Spanish up to the
most highly favored 'llaberanO,' and from
'tws 10 the most delicate and swee-scent-d modern,
preparation Of the sweep for masticatvc purposes; also,
every other preparation to which the tobacco plant Is
subjected, for smoking chewing and snuffIg.
wish to impress upon my Minnesota customers, that
whatever celebrity attached to Cigars and Tobacco
ST. Louisiana those who have read the papers' of that
city will agree it is not littehas been transported
here. The articles Vt the quality those sold
that market, and what Is OF more Importance, offered
here al the
ST. LOUIS PRICES.
Ny customers rely upon finding all articles In my
line constantly on hand during the winter, at the
prices previous to the closing NAVIGATION
Any thing purchased at my establishment not giving
entire satisfaction, will be taken back and the money re-
funded wish distinctly understood that this Is not all
smoke. Let those who chetcs try me and find out.
j. CAMPBELL,
Sept. 10 81 Third street, near Jackson, st. Paul
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SEASONED LUMBER.
DAVID hartley.

wish to close ont the Lumber in my Yard. W
thoroughly dry, and viii be sold at The price OF
also, Il large lot Of dry Flooring, j. W, Is
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CSr RECEIVED, a large stock of common r,.-,.,..
y a'se, large quantity Of yeiioW::ware at tho
81. Paul China ana tsIuyswaTe stor.
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A GREAT supply Of the finest Stationery direct from
IA New York, and sold at low prices Mt
COMBS Book ture.
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Died.


On Saturday morning, June II, ABRAHAM EUGENE JACK
SON. the beloved of John j. Jackson He beloved
by sl who knew him.
His funeral will take place to morrow morning at o.
clock, from 43 CaImne street.
On Sunday, June IL, after lingering illness ANNA
daughter Of the late Gillian s. Bogert in the ffteenth
Her friends, and the friends of her brothers, Stephen
G. and Abram NJ CERT are invited to attend her q me-
raj without further invitation, to- afternoon at
O'Clock, from her late residence, 1914 East Broadway
On Sunday, June IL, of consumption, Mr. PERcE DELA
HUNT aged 90 years. He has been, throughout his
life an afectionae father, loving husband, aud
and attached friend.
Frankfort street. to Calvary Cemetery this aferno
at half past O'Clock, precisely. His rienls and &C
quantances as also the captains and members of the
second ward police force respectfully requested to
attend.
On Sunday morning, June IL, FRANCIS, son of 3hsrles
and Ellen Taylor aged year, month aud IL days.
The friends and acqusint apces of the family
specially invited TO attend the funeral this afternoo
o'clock from the residence OF his parents l55 Houston
On Sunday June II, after short illness, Mrs. Rosa
COHEN aged 10 years and months, widow OF the late
The funeral will take place to morrow morning at Q
o'clock, from the residence OF her son NJ cohen, 60
Elm street The friends Of the family requested to
attend.
albany papers please copy.
On Sunday June II Isabella Oldest daughter of Rob
and Mary Jane Giiliss.
Tn. funeral will take place to morrow afternoon at
O'Clock, from the residence Of her parents 81 Clinton
street The friends Of the fauily respectfully re
quexted 10 attend the funeral without further invitation
Oh sunday morning. June IL of measles SELMA MARIA,
daughter OF Peter and Lydia Kipp, aged is months.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral, this afternoon
Mt O'Clock, from I'll James street, Brooklyn.
On Saturday. June IL in Brooklyn, Mrs. MARY KERR
wife OF Mr. William IL. Kerr, in the forty first year Of
her age.
Her funeral will take place this afternoon as o'clock
from No Barbarin street, Hilary. The member,
OF Magnolia lodge are Invited 20 attend Her remains
will be taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery for interment
Hudson papers please copy.
On Sunday morning, June IL, ELIZABETH SMYm a ma.
tive Of Aiens'own county Meath Ireland aged 70 years
ard n onlhs
The friends n tho family invited to attend her f
rersl this afternoon Mt o'clock from the residence
Of her brothers at South Bergen jersey City, Her re-
mains will be taken to Newark for inter uent
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Brooklyn City Intelligence

FIRE AND Row.-shortly after IL O'Clock on Saturday
night fire broke out in range Of sheds containing
small quantity Of hay and large amount Of coal,
situated on the corner of Summit and Finlsy streets
and in consequence Of the combustibe material they
were soon burned to the ground great portion OF the
coal was dss6syed. The damage amounts to probably
u co., No insurance. On the return Of engine No TO-
the members were attacked BY parcel Of rowdies In
Hamilton avenue, and stoned from the ropes. The ma
chine upset and damaged and member was knocked
over with asmissle which hit him on the breast, and
hurt him severely No arrests were made.
THE SEVENTY SECOND REGIMENT This regiment was
regularly organized last week. and Capt Hennessey of
the Meagher Rifles appointed commander until the
election of Colonel for which purpose meeting of the
officers to be held at the City Armory Wednesday
next.
DISTURBANCE PACIFIC STREET A occurred In Pa
cifc street Court at late hour Saturday night
in which women, well and boys participated
The Mayor hearing the tumu proceeded to the scene
and used his exertons In queng the disturbance the
police being at the time, the fire in South Brooklyn
One Of the rioters, showing disposition to disobey the
directions Of his Honor knocked and escorted
TO the station houre. The police arriving q number
arrested and the crowd was dispersed. The fight
originated at Of the dance houses in that
neighboihood.
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ts the case not win doubtless be inquired into
ut the CoroDer's inquest.
ACCIDENT On Saturday afternoon about two o'clock
Miles kcSweney, Of the werknaen on the
building ct the OF and William streets had
his leg badly fractured by stone falling upon 1t. He
was taken to the City Hospital by apocsman Of the First
ward.
FOUND DRowsED.-The body Of An unknown man was
FOUND yesterday drowned NJ the foot Of Jay street. hay
ing evidently been in the water for some time
Tbs HUDSON RIVER RAMRoAD.-0ur ACKNOWLEDGMENT
due to Mr. A. Conrey conductor of the night
this road for papers from Albany and Troy Through
news IN advance Of the mails.
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New YORK May 10, 1852.
child Of mine showing symptoms Of worms, gave It
bottle of Dr. Lanes celebrated vermuge which brought
bunch Of worms numbering, should judge about
thirty The child sick during the operation but
is we'll and hearty.
Mr. Twist No. Is Avenue D. writes dor date Of august
TO- 1862 and she had been troubled with
more than year and that she took one bottle of Dr.
MLanes celebrated yermuge wbicn brought away from
her three hundred big and little She be
lieyes herself to be entirely free from disease.
Hrs. Buggns, German woman residing at No 20l Riv
ington street says that after using vial Of MLanes
celebrated vermuge, she passed two large tape
The above certificates all from parties well in
this city If there who doubt they have the
and addresses and satisfy themselves by personal
quiry.
p 8. Dr. MLane's celebrated vermifuge also his Liver
Pills now be had at all respectable drug stores in this
oty.
none but Dr. MLanes Vermifugc All Others in compari-
son. are worthless.
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Court CaIendar-This Day.

UNITKD STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Same az before.
SUPREME COURT Circuit Part First-Nos GAL, 485,
500 1855 274 691 692 694 to 7o1. Part second-Nos.
lib ll35 1871 115e 1l6o. l163 1,l64 1.l67, 11es,
SUPREME CouRr@speciai rerm'1Nos' to Is.
COURT OF COMMON PIEAs-Part First-Nss l. 002, OIL,
1072 1.074 to 0S3. 0s5 OSe Part Second-Ns 0s8
1856, 1856 1857 05s 06o ,061, 1O62 1o6s, 1905,
1,066. 1907 ,068, 069 1910
SUPERIOR Counr Nos 44s s4l, s7s so5 e2e. e22 800,
268 482 1877, 242 oil, 64S 649 $685. 828 6s2 $685. $780,
M as7 s24 $40 - s7s ssO ss2 1884, sa5, go Oil,
943, 944, 945, 94e -, 9iS, $40 952.
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sewing machine to stitch hnc linen perfectly be OK.
eecdingy nice ard accurate In all s adjuttmertr The
machines heretofore recommended Tor sewing linen have
failed ia this and being defective Ia principle q
fail. Singers improved stitching machines only viii
do perfect work Call and examine them work at
The Office, No 323 Broadway. !. NJ. SINGER a co,
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CRY STAL PALACE

t'oR THE CRYSTAL PALACE.-A LARGE SATIN
WOOD gnss case with mirrors, for counter; also a 20
fNnw ca" Tor faoev r""ds, for low Ha-r
%" .o.sls s-rs p'ctafs S.-s pras dvpvs .na
W Canal s,rsst, south side, opposite sullivan,
). L. HARRINGTON.
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Study practice, care, and dextcrty Its elements.
GREEN No. Aston House, any years in reaching
tie perfect exaottnde which enables him ut
ingy every style of figure with his celebrated shirts
trial Will prove their superiority.
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Alps and pyramids pyramids In valcs.nThe poet
could have better the character Of tho
dsguerreotypss of IOBYNs, RICHARDSON 4 MOIsSE
NET the superiority OF which has been universally
Inowcdged, and they have gained their "pyramda posi-
tion by their intrinsic merits and not through the
putting usually resored to. The gallery is located at
BOB
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New York. T:ny n. lS53.-The Directors e1
s A,soesion r., the, EshiSitGs Of the Industry Of a.
IL. 18th day 81 July AAn0'0n S % opened %
In making mi: announcement the Directors AVA. .hem
they isv: erected and the Exhib.oa which they
that should be known that. order . at
ma in and luz
!.
,ss merely
ncraoey and geology in Witch some Of che scientific
& . he: been employed and s
the mineral resources of the country.
earlier period novety and intrieasy Of .syi.
and the hA Of architectural beauty
h,s S and has been for sA
their mast earnest DESIRE TO announce the opening at
regard tho general character Of the exhibition
result to es most and not uworh
che Tpsd States sannasScs Which las seissS ospia
] & be n. Of 1 s.a
& e.: :
s 4: su
G OF s ps p : b: sssn
Dupont and Dsy' and the sanction Of sss govern
e. pss
vices in which they have been ,mpoysd Affords proof
authorities Of the country in the central sss" sf the
There gentlemen have organised their department IS fol
samuel wesssr-A!rsnssnsnso Space and Cia.siaats.
rGf s%. 1ssp:Tilsgs sos Chemistry
ifsss:.n y His,%ssTs.;shipSs. .yi,.,
TheObo.i Catalogues and the Illustrated Weekly Rseord
OF the exhibition arc TO be published in the building by
nesrs G. r. Putnam Co., under tho supervision OF the
directors have ssn.bly felt the confidence rspesca
men shsir ,siiow sti1sns in All parts o. the osuss.y
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At TuttIe's Every Chime its Tribute brings,
From nodding Chinese TO men ON springs;
The byjumper too-the wonder Oft sEs-
Now like the Hppodrome, 10 all the &C.
Toys and trinksts from Paris famed b c.
And some from thu region Of the Cxars.
The number Is three forty Ave Broadway,
And to serve Al-ici on parls Franosn
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can DO oLninod nt Thompson'F 55I Broadway between
spring and Prince strces where you also got nud gold
IocLet fatcy frame ct low price and Of tho
beet quality. j. w THOMPSON, S5l broadway.
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nnn.ip, in the building No. $50 Broadway,
Franklin street The scrte wiz epen HE
tho public Monday June H. from T. to O'Clock for la
dies, and from TO 10 O'CLOCK ~ for gentlemen. H..
New pupils will be received on Wednesday, 9th inst.
OLIVER Is. GOLDSMITH
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rURNITURE.

FURNITURE WANTED FOR TWO PARLORs, FOR
IL yhich good board in fret class house up town. will
be given. Address Board Herald once.
CUITEs OF ENAMELLED COTTAGE FURNITURE
- from SIS to S5oO-Purchasers will find the above the
best and suites to be bought anywhere Mattresses
and paaes made at the lowest prices warrant
ed pure hair. MATHEWS STACY, 526 Broadway e,rner
OF Spring street.
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tant.-ROBERT NJ PATRICK Is the sole renufacturer In
So Uned states % the above celebrated safes and
ksvEn ae.rsuse Dpn-Lss sas
lsets timed w the World Dpot No 1902 Pearl street
door belov Maiden Lane foraery Nc. " john ssassA
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THE NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
Notice of Election Of Directors-Notice is hereby given
that in Of the terms of bearing
Seventeenth day of May in the 1853 made between
necady ard Troy Railroad Company the Utica and Sche
necsdy Railroad Company the Mohawk Valley Railroad
Company the Syracuse and Utica Railroad Com pany the
Syracuse and Utica Direct Railroad Company the Rochss
ter and Railroad Company, the Buffalo and Ro-
chester Railroad Company the Rochester, Lockport and Nj
port Railroad Company in virtue of act Of the Legs
ture Of the State Of New York. passed the second day Of
April 1867 entitled An Act to authorize the
Of certain Railroad pane whereby the said several
have agreed that they shall be into
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY, the first election for
Directors of the said consolidated company will bs
held at the City Hall the city Of Albany Wednesday
the sixth day Of July between the hours Of twelve
O'clock noon and three O'Clock in the
named have the right to vote the said
BY proxy in the provided for by tho said
msns' Albany May e 3sS sc,xrosu p.,.,,.,.
ofthe Albany and Schenectady Railroad Company
RUSSELL SAGE, President
of the Schenectady and Troy Railroad CompaV.
ERASTUS CORNING, President
Of the Utica and Schenectady Railroad Company.
JOHN v. l.. PRUYN, President
Of the Mohawk Valley Railroad Company.
JOHN WILKINSON, President
Of the Syracuse and Utica Railroad Company.
CHARLES STEBBINS, President
Of the Syracuse and Utica Direct Rairoad Company.
HENRY b. GIBSON, President
Of the Rochester and Syracuse Railroad Company.
JOSEPH FIELD, President
Of the Buffalo aud Rochester railroad Company.
J.B. vARNUM, President
Of the Rochester Lockport and Niagara Falls Railroad Co.
OF the Buffalo and Lockport Railroad Company.
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Comme rcinI AdyrrtI,lng Houac. Ioa

street. W. H. MCDONALD Pronretcr.-The best Ieadins
daily and weekly papers from every section the Union
Csnadas recey cd daily aud kept for reference No pay
quired till orders hlled.
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will DO found at the store of the Canton Tea I2
Chatham street between Pearl and Roosevelt streets the
Oldest tea establishment In the city We readers
that they do better here than either whole
sale retail. They have branch store.
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WI s MELLOR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FUR.
w. niture. On Monday morning, At 10 O'Clock. at lS2
Greenwich consisting of TIVE superior sofa bed
bureaus mshsssny and v.l.us bsdseads nne hair mat
mahogany and gilt mirrors dining and breakfast tables
rosewood and mahogany pier and centre do painted
furniture hat stands rich china ivory cutlery silver
ware &e with quantity Of common furniture. No
pavement.
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Mourning GOoos.-Are You In Want OF
mourning goods of any description IL call at BAR
THOLOMEW WEEDS popular mourning store, sol
Broadway, and you cannot fail to get suited.
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william DibhIee. the wen known Ladies,

hair dresser and wig maker Of AZ Broadway has opened
store ut No. " Spring street under the St Nicholas
Hotel one door from Broadway Mr. Dbbee has spared
patrons, the ladies. His being just off of Broad
quiet and retired II has private entrance from
sion His old store will be conducted for the future
Dibblee Every article appertainng to ady toilet
be found Mt either store. - -
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Artificial Testh.-Praccs He0uce0 30 Per
cent durne the dull summer months Persons interested
viii my equal bsauty comfort and durability
to sny done In the city and prices low beyond
dent Perfect guaranteed Reference satisfae
tory. Ii. q. LUTHER Dentist, No. GAS Broadway, near
R0nd
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icsgETlSErENVs RENEWEp EVERY BAY.
No SEE THIRD AND SEVENTH PAGES ga
PERSONAL.

CAMUEL ID. COBB -INFoRMATI0N WANTED OF
- ID Cobb, Of Portland uane lie was in Boston on
Friday morning 9th Nsy ult about 40 years old
10 inches In height dark complexion with black hair
and whkers dressed in awn ooorcd dress coat
yott and black pants Any information communicated
the Chief Of Police In New York Boston the
soriber, shall be suitably rewarded
N. z. RICHARDSON, Portland. Nc
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Itself an Exhibition !-Thls L. the constant
exclamation Of those who visit the eight sales
rooms of HIRAM ANDERSON. No. 90 Bowsry, whore the
.hrs. ply and ingram carpets mosaic landscape
prise and admiration The styles entirely
perfectly beautiful and MithAl astonishngy shsap.
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Four Hundred Sold I'm n Day.-Ths

for KNOWS elegant Rocky Mountain beavers unparAle
ed the sale Of them In single day underst md hay
reached the number Of four hundred This
tho kind Of popularity that best understood and Is
easiest Appreciated and conpratulste Knox this
credtale enforcement Of his skill and taste halter
If reader OF this paper desires first rate hat at
economical price, they should buy at this place. No. 2S Full
street.
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ter his arrival In this citv from abroad is to discard
heavy shsped and undignidsd looking hat aud select
Hight and seaonable substitute from the stock of KNOX
JAMES, the hatters of the New World Their saeroom
are Mt the corner Of Broadway and Spring streets.
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likeness ia it-RAFFERTY a LEAsK, No. ~ Chatham
street opposite Chambers street the emily haters In the
United states that put in hat
they have applied for patent for this invention, and
tbey have put likeness his hat
charge. A to the wise.
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America of Lea Perrns Worcestershire sauce render It
necessary caution purchasers against the close mita
ton bottles labels capsules re- the fraud
being discovered only in the Of the To
guard against these extensive receptions would advise
buyers who wish the genuine article depend
lary the character and responsibility seller
consign our sauce to Nessrs JOHN DUNCAN 4 SONS,
407 Broadway New York. by whom the trade may be At all
times supplied with the genuine article
Worcester, England. 1853 LEA PERKINS.
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ELnGANT HOUSEHOLD TURNITURE.-WILLIAM
if 81, Co will sell At auction ON Monday, June
T .AReE SALE OF LOTS AT KEYPoRr-ANTHoNy )

IL Blocker will sell Thursday June 10, at tho Mer-
chants Exchange, in the city OF Now York,
Five hundred Of the most valuable building lots in the
port Company This town situated the RsIitsn Bay
In the direct air line between New York and Philadelphia
It has been located for the purpose opening great main
thoroughfaIe from New York to the South and the
Jersey Extensive and permanent docks have been eon-
sructed and ferry established by boats leaving i've
times day, at fares Roads are being opened, ali
mnatng at this point the only outlet TO large and fer
tile district of country which will make this the depot for
all trade and travel the State and the most i'm
portant ferry route pected with New York.
The increasing necessity for straight free route from New
York the South which has been long hibted will
make the growth of this Place the rapid and imns
date As tho chief commercial it must become
the largest and most populous city Ia New Jrs Aeshsn
the property 1t opportunity for profitable In
produce
bers street day. except Sunday at TO- and o'clock
returning, leave Kcyport, the last trip at8P.M.
Maps and information be had at Keyport Mt the
Office Of the FL ference and Keyport Co., No 80 William
New York
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espon Or the very bsst ever Beware
Of pulled dyes Equally celebrated Ia Gouraud
Sosp for curing pmples feckles sao chaps
ness Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from any part the
body Liquid Rouge Lily White, and Hair Gloss IL
walker street, Broadway. :
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A Observation-Disclosures G0oD, AUgTIoNH1R~
6coo cBNKs ~ .. c u S sa. 4 1t
,s s'sloel . ks;eh:s,sr .blss half mile above shs
ssnsmsn about removing Cars leave the city Hail AZ
convey p...sss:ss pi ss. sl y
AUCTION NoTIcE;-R:w: FROST WILL sELL:os
ss A:s
Without ynos BELL
day june a. y lO O'clock 81 81 Dsy street eerns!
Psas sss Chinese % 81
tobacco snuff ground pepper and mustard rasus dates
'Nss'n'A" ''s %EEtfaGToN A CARTER, Au..s,.sr
A C. FUTILE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., HORSES
IN AZ, and harness st auction This dsyA futile win
CANT and csrria e. made By Mix Also pair Of
horses and harness. to 10 sold without reserve for
ElIH EvfSc HSoSSs Ell y.
q O'clock at the rs.idsn:s William HiSis, ssa
ss :s sa par
I%. Ss p, snS s
niture covered in maroon sill. broose sofas dyans
.bsT superb Plat. ss. back
SToe:ts made to Paris ss Sus sad
atees dvsns arm chars paror ars and reception do
table,; elegant .S;s.s.d S:.,s piano
nices to match pier glasses ornulu chandeliers
fu bronze ormuu and Marble sleck with superb ormuu
figure match bronze figures Chevssr
de Bayard bronze ana ermulu elegant Ssvres
oelsn china Parnn fssrss Paran vases elegant
music box playing six airs &s black walnut gothic library
chairs arm chairs and lounges in silk plush reading chair:
birds carcsl lamps & carved oak and black wal
nut dining furniture carved rosewood and
bedroom furniture hair mattresses bedding, &c also,
kitchen furniture wnesLHs we'll known private stock
dys, &e, pale and dark 0tard Dupuy Co. and Cog4ac
&c 80 baskets Of very high cost and superior
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THE TURF.


CENTREvILLE COURSE, l.. I-TROTTING-MON-
~ June 18th at O'Clock, p M-Match for $780, mile
heats best three in five in harness H. Woodruff names
b. m. Kate O'Bren; Isaac Woodruff names b. g. Edgar.
Fulton ferry aud Williamsburg ferry, ~
o'clock. Fare zach way, rs cents.
GREAT TROTTING MATCH, $1,000 THE TROT OF
" the season Flora Temple and Highland Maid Cen
teve Long Island Wednesday, June 18th 1853 at
3oclock h 81 600 mile heats, best three in Ave
in harnesss Hiram Woodruff names IN. Flora Temple
+. J. Nodins names b. m Highland Maid
Omnibusses leave South ferry, Peck slip ferry Grand
street ferry Fulton and Houston street ferries hourly
throughout the day from II O'clock till the sport is
Fare, each way, twenty five cents.
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imitation Of DR. WATTS Nervous Antidote is
ed E well known for selling It who
bought bottle of the genuine Mr. John Pyne ia
for it, The genuine article only BIO had whole
sale ut my house. 424 Greenwich street.
NJ VASQUEZ, Sole Proprietor.