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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-04

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE CONTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, December 81, 1854.
=, Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned. it as been made to appear that
The National Bank Of Commerce Of Georgeto,ra. in
the CRY Of Georgetown, ia the county of Washing
ton and District Of Columbia, has been duly
gained under and according to the requirements
of the act Of Congress entitled An act to provide
National Currency, occurred By Pied e of United
States bonds. and to provide for the circulation
and REDEEM ption thereof" approved June 8; 1854,
act required to be complied with before com.
msucing the business of banking under said act
Of the Currency. do hereby. certify that The
National Bank of Commerce of Georgstomn, in the
City Of Georgeo,rr. in the county OF Washington
ana District Of Columbia, is authorized to oom.
mence the business of banking under the act
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
of off ce this thirty tyst day Of Decem5G; 1884
Ian 2-6lt Comptroller of the Currncy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-04

BARON LIRBIG recommends a soup for in
fants which be believes superior to cows milk
in cases where children must be reared ssby
hand" 1t is prepared as follows, and can be
easily trfed. The great chemist says his own
grandchildren thrive upon it:
Half an ounce of wheaton flour and an
equal quantity Of malt flour; seven grains and
a quarter OF bicarbonate of potash and one
ounce of water are to be we'll mixed; five
ounces of cows milk are then to be added, and
the whole put on a gentle fire; when the mix
ture begins to thicken II is removed from the
fire, stirred during five minutes, heated and
stirred again I'LL IL becomes fluid, and finally
made TO boil. After the separation of the bran
BY asieve IL is ready for use. By boIliag it
for few minutes it loses all tase Of the four
IL The Buffalo Commercial states, on the
authority Of fisherman of that place. that the
ice in Lake Erie is thirty one inches thick
II Gored skirts are advancing into favor,
aEa the furore for handsome underskirts still
RACES.
from Salisbury are expected at Annapolis this
week.
B-The fortune of the late deceased Boston
millionaire has market valuation of three
million seven hundred thousand dollars.
II Advices from the Northern States of
Mexico, show the people determined to resist
M az Imillian. The States of Chihauhau, So
ncra and Sina1oa are entirely clear OF Imperial
troops except n few at Mazatlan.
1.-TWO hundred and forty thousand Union
soldiers have died in the service of our coun-
try
T~An otter. killed at Bull r I'm, was brought
TO Alexandria on Tuesday.
II A company is furnishing the London
PEE pie with water filters on the principle of
gas meters.
II The oil wells in Burmah have yielded
$4,000 barrels OF oil annually for over hun.
dred years.
- Statistics show a list of 2, Zoo, 600 ccidents
to life and limb in Great Britain annually,
lo,CCO Of which result fatally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-04
VT,HH OLDEST HOTEL CONDUCTED ON THI
EUROPEAN PLAN,
Is enlarged to double it's former capacity.
EUROPEAN HOTEL,

This hotel. the oldest conducted on the European
improved in every way necessary fer the YE.{kN
aceommod alton of the increasing guests. 2E:ls
proprietor pes that by attention to business We
continue to receive patronage as heretofore.
Guests will only be charged with what they receive.
oc S-tf P. ENRICH, Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-04

Street, Between Ninth and Tenth.
PROF. MARINI would res pectfully inform his
former patrons and numerous friends that "A
his fourth and last quarter will commence SX
on Thursday. March I'd, 1865. MN
Days ard hours eftuition for ladies, misses!EYAA
and masters, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays,
from TO 5 p. m; gentlemen's classes. Tuesdays,
THURSDAYS and Saturday, from to 10 .. m. Gen
tlemen joining this last quarter will also receive
instructions in a class Just formed from 6h to
Sd. m evenings.
Durin this last quarter all tn preparations will
be mad 9 for the coming May Ball.
Persons desiring private Instructions will please
call at the hall ring school hours, at his
idence, 479 luth street. between D and Z. fe2I2w
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UeRsEel HoRsEsn HORSES III

Ouarternaster Gtasra!'s Office First Division
rsVashtngton CRY, February Is, 1855
HORSES suitable for the cavalry service. Will
be purchased at Giesboro Depot, in open market.
Horses viii be delivered to Captain L. Lowry
Moo-e, A. Q, M and be subjected to the usual
Government inspection before being accepted.
be sound in all particulars, well broken, in full
flesh and good condition, from fifteen tl5l to six
teen (6 hands hi gh from ve 81 to nine (9) years
old. and we'll adj pied in every way to cavalry pur
poses. Horses between nine go and tl0l years of
age. if still vigorous, sprightly and healthy may
be accepted. ,.-,,
Price one hundred and seventy five dollars (sl75)
Payment will be made at this office.
JAMES A. HKIN,
feHNt Col. in charge lst Div. Q. NJ. 6. o.
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GARD VIsITR FRAMES.
10 T q B 4 8.

French Gilt, Swiss Carved wood, and American
Com position Gard Frames in variety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-04
pROposALs FOB WATER SUPPLY.

QrarttTmaasr's OtFce. 1872 Penna Aunue,(
Washington, March 2, 1885.
Written Proposals will be received at this off ce
up til noon of tn URSDAY, the 9th instant for
conveying the water and doing all the PLAN bin 2
work required at the Hospital corner of Vermont
avenue and NJ street. in this city.
Bidders can examine tie premises and obtain
plans and specifications Of the work application
at this Off e
An cath of allegiance must accompany each bid,
and copy Of this advertisement.
]. NJ BROWN
mast Capt. and Afst uaftermaster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-04

1856 PICTURE ooAD AND rAsshls' 4S
Different sizes and colors Picture Cord and r
sells Rings, Nails &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-04
10n CQTs AND MATTRESSES.

Il 1 U u y V Il b.
WHITE and CoLORED KID GLOVES
for ladies and gent emen.
Nevrt BALMoKAL sKIRTs
Full stock OF all kinds of DRY GOOBS for s.Ia
al the loves. cash prices.
VIM R. RILEY BROTHER,
Ne 81 Central Stores, bet: 18th and stb sts
10 "a tt opposite Centre Market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-04

THoMPsoN'e PoMADE OPTLEMzFor impart
Hair IL far superior to any other Pomade extant.
Prepared By F. @. WELLS & CO., New York, aud
aold by All Dru egists Price 35c and 75o DER bottle
DUTLER'6 BALsAMIo MIXTURE.-This old,
ID well known and entirely reliable remedy for
Secret MAladies 10 for sale By all Price
81 Per bottle. ian l9-eely,A
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AOe OROICE FALL STOCK. 40,
4s6----P APERHANGINGS. 4s6

Just opened, 8 beautiful assortment of Gold, Em
broidered and raedium priced Gilt papers,
Also. varied and choice stock of Satin and
Blank Papers. BORDERS, Statues, Centre Pieces, 60
Orders for Paperhanging or window Shades
punctually executed in city or country.
Terms cash for goods and q or.
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III The attention Of Builders and others, ie
ca led to our large and varied stock of
BUILDERS AND HOUeE-FURNISHIN6 HARD
at the lowest market rate for cash.
J. P. BARTH0LOW,
SIS, 7th street, below Penn Ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-04

A few choice Engrayines and Painting sfor sale
at J. MARKRITER's, No. 4s6 Seventh street.
SPlease remember the Number, 4S6, and the
term Cash for Goods and Labor. sep n-!mifH
ono DOZEN AXES AND HANDLES-Just re-
J. p BARTHoLoW,
SIS Eth sfreet, below Penn,a AYa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-04

Mr.. ii PHILLIPPI HAIR DRESSER
from Parf, viii Dress Ladiss' q air durinr the Az
and evening, at NJ. WILLIAMS
fe1lm $50 PennsylyAnia aysnus
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-31
TIE GATE CITY.


Monkeys are rising in the world A
late letter from Paris informs us that one
OF the eqaippages at the last March races
attracted universal attention, from the
fact that on the box mex. to the coaohman
sat an ouTang outang dressed in groom 8
livery, his top bouts and white feathers
irreproachable in art and fitting 20 perfec-
ton. Every time the carriage. stopped the
ourang oulang jumped off the box and
Stood al the carriage-door. For long
time .he Dake De Morny had monkey
who attended at tabc wi'h perfect deco
run and the most imperturable gravity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-31
TsCO shares for Every One
Subscribed
At THE PAR Price OF seo,

Tbs pr gie,r u exist fr thirty days after publication
of no ice that o / b = hr~a struck
Appsestions for shares - made to the Secretary
HOWE 4 TYLERS
mayi2-dsm 80 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-31

~A gentleman dining with friend,
one day, was struck by the earuestness
with which one Of the little girls regarded
him, and, takin. her on his knee, be ca
ressed her. Please. SIR" said she,
''telI me what's in the house next to
yours; I'd like TO see it2" "Tel me, my
little dear, why you wish to know"
"Csuse, sir. | heard mamma say that
you was next door to brute"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-31

NJ EW BOOKS.
she Shruberg Gotta Family.
Kitty Tregyiyan's Diary by Author of Gotta Family.
The Karly Dawn 81 Christian Life in England.
Nineteen Beautiful Years.
Webb's NasOnic Monitor.
Mackey's Masonic L. xiccn.
Fer sale by NJ W. WESTC0TT.
febi4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-31

FA Johu Bull conversing with an ID
dian, asked him il he knew the sun never
set on the Queens dominions. "No,"
said the Iadian. ado you know the rea-
son why ?" ask John. "Beause God is
afraip to trust an Englishman in the
dark, was the dusky savage's reply.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-31

An unfaillng cure Tor Seminal Weakness Nocturus
Emission ard all diseases caused by PoIrtien nei
- loss Of Memory, Universal Lassitudr Pains in tn
Back, Dirnness Of Vision. Premature Od Age Veal
Nerves Difficulty Of Breathing Trembling anlpe%s
Erupiigns Face Pale C0Hntenanea Irsanity Con
SUMPTION and all the drefnl plants s depar
ting from the path Of nature
~ This medicine is simple vegetable extract .s
one which ali rely {; has iae nsedn our prac
nee Tor many years and ~th thousands treated II hs.
n0tiaiied Ia it, curative powers hav.
eh suncient 10 gain victory over the most stubborn
En- TIC those who haset-fHed with differentiation
inti they think themselves the reach of medca
aid We would say, DE.PAiR sast the CHEROKEE CUR
~ restore you to health aud stsor aud after all qusei
foctors have failed
fg Price per bottle, or three andfor
warded by Express TO all parts the World
UPPamphlets sent ly mail free - postage ~
On. ". NKRwIS CO.,
S0IF PRoPRIEToRs
No 80 Liberty street, New Nork
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-31

ssn-The rebellion was first h.ndled into
fame by petticoats, it was famed through
its whole career by pelticoats, aud it had
its final fall in petticoats.-[ louisville
Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-31

The property Of thi- Company consists q lease
for twenty ears with royalty of one-i-Btb. the
farm 1t sfehibaia Mitchell, isnzis Geek, NJ
Lean county. Ny. vi hin mite u prsiGcing we'll
and two AID half miles fro Green River hayigabse
stream for siraLnrrs during the wh lie yetr fis
tea Of country has Tong ben fanons for its oil Springs
Ihe Presla ~ 81 gIs Grf&ny formerly lived IL tai-
part of ti-y ana aYi "a iiaI-e Of oppor-
tuEity sit-t Flr cxpuls VI gerfilas IA arv.xh,
prospac tee sautrs and bY the aid Of resident friends
secured us a4sst desiT- be lsase
s. IL opp rtnniy ar parties wishing to in
d interest mas nJt been Offered 10 the puoiic
Tne 20 ia n0s rely up1n rhe sale OF stock for
pront sseiv fa ts Of their in terest
con- Etief ilP - e Ne nlisrut ~ OIL
rhs 34,gs.ay N4i 'sa~ad itself the oisirens OF
IorA = s fbHotay tie officers snd oifzinstors Of
which at wsl knew It's % ject is Iona fde de-
vel y Oh lands, ant not the will and fraudulent
speeulaf4a ~ raCtsfiste Of many fsre eofnnane
Prcpdrsii3 sr b lug viii be male stately as
socn sth- ga te ma fhnery can b. pacnred and the
means the company will be saeroJiy applied 20 this
parPSse
Fir tbs purpose ~ lnmeiia: Is rrocn,isy Tueckner,
IA eneas WORK The Company uffprs the follow
ing -trt fassai n: 5 Iiscribes to ge first fifteen
Thousand dollars Of stock shall have the privilege OF
taking
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-31
CHEROKEE INFECTION,
COMPOUNDED from Reefs, Banks and Ceayfs

CHEROKEE REMEDY, tie crest Inaisus Diuretst
cure. a diseases ef the urinary er~ns sath Iscnnti
aenee o. he tfDe, samrastou ci the Bladder Tnanl-
ration 81 the httrets stone iB tbs Bladder Structure
srref rFEea elect ard :. especially ne ntss
those cssesas Flaor Aihu Whites insnatps w herr
sil tn old naE-~oHs medicines have failed
NR- III prepared in highly concentrated form the
tse only beTns from one eetmss
per DAY.
ea- II T. aiuretie and Alternative ritsactou;
aud cleaning III. blood eaasrl il 80 FOX all 81 lie
original puit, and vigcF THUS 0v3l from tie NJ
ST. peruieicus causes which have induced disease.
tHERohEB I'M ECTfoH is Intended an ally or as.
siant 10 the ehers kee Renssy and htaid Ie used in
eonJuncion sikh that faelne ai Ut Gi4t &C.
nosrhea fiEor Alias hitex Is Effects are heaIaf
soothing snd dem8cenf; removing all scsrr beat and
su Instead Of the burning and airos uHerlalie pA!n
thai i experienced with nearly al tue cheap aae
iections-
ga BY the Of the CHEROKEE REMEDY ane
cHkE@kEf INJbCTfGN-tht two medicine at hfsame
tne-slfm proper dischsrR fovt6 aud The weak
~nrd organs speedily restored faIl Flsor and
strength.
az Prise Cherokee Rslaely s. per bottle, three
bottles "a 50.
ia Price Cherokee Infection 81 per bottle three
bottles FIR S..
~ Sent ty Express any address recsip; ofpric
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-31
SAuyOo. lila Nav lsf

NAyNOv, uIs Nay 3, 1870.
]. the undersigned, have made arrangements with
URTCH DRAKE 20 make their house ny Flour retot
the sale Of my Fonr aud Feed in the city aud vicinity
u Reokuk whore the trade leave their orders and
rlI hud supply Of nv dTerent brands of Hour all
inas NJ tbs lowest market prices 70 which respect
ully invite the attention Of the trade.
mayo J. r. ICB1N9.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-31
MEDICAL BOOKS.

EO1CAL DUN
rs.omie Al 81 nernbrancer.
b+tf3rds Obstetrics.
B,i..d the Liver.
Buai nn Ita @toIsssch
Baresy's M.iicsi diagnosis
BtFl ga triEarS Nest@ite
belsetts er1cgc~ 81 Medicine.
B.n..tel OF, Nenare.4l.
Beck 81 lafsn' Therapeutics.
Chusci ~ = fttetetf.u-
caure luil ClIldr@n-
Churchill IN " atnrn
Carpeiter's BE. d, Physiology.
Cpa5ic Ciildfen.
Cieyelansl's roeset Lexicon.
Casnpiin on Dishetes.
D4itons bysiology
Drafts Surgery
Dung,isous Dictionary.
Dunria's Hi=ssctJT.
Er@chsens SgTZrIy.
Foune's Chemistry.
GRAY AIaif5uy.
arldth Forn,ntry.
Hea.Ilands Action Of Medicine.
Hsnlitag Fractures.
Mennonite Military Hygiene.
Hobsyns Me5ia Lexicon.
iaSr-uce Oh the Eye.
Eohraan's Chemical Physiology.
Ia Mauu1i.
Josss' 0pthsimie Medicine.
Mill.r's Practice ami Principle Of Surgery.
Me-s Iisa
Moies Obstetrics.
AisskiBz.e sao Eve.
Neil & Smiths CoHlpend.
poatTs Surgical Anatomy
parrisil's Practical Pharmacy.
Rssz~bathaul's Obstetrics.
Hi-nrd Hunter on Fene real
ssrgcut'r Minor Surgery
Tsdd Urinary Disease.
TayoT On p0isrns
Tit On Urinary Therapeutics.
Troitscif ON the bar.
United States Fh5rmaeopea.
Wst.0n's Practice.
Woods Therapeutics.
Williams Principles Of Medicine
wilson the SKIN.
Hilson's Anatomy.
w hes Pocket Doee Book
FoT safe by VI. W. WESTCOTT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-31

keep constantly hand and for sale at the lev est
prices 70 cash customers and prompt a large and
wellseleeted stock Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-31
Groceries.
URICH & DRAKE,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AndDealers In.
Flour and all Kinds of Produce.
ST II Es,
Main -. BET. 4th and SIN, and "a 81.
In the Athensum Buildins
KIDRUK IOWA.
KEDKUK, IOWA.

r.s.-WhoiesaIe Flour Depot. The attention of the
40 invited 20 their various brands Of Flour they
ser lower than esn be bought elsewhere GngEen-
Potatoes " SS''A
SAsh advanced on consignmsnts msy13-dB
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-31

MoLIxE Ills, March 81, 1905.
We, the undersigned, have made arrsn gements with
ukICH DRAKE the cole agency for the sal If ctr
Flour in the CITY and vicinity keaknk where the trade
Sili find supply onr direrens brands a all times
ad they also authorized to sell the pri
rs We are selling At nail at Moline, Is, only add
Ing the difference Of freight which tfuliy
ssvitt the attention Of the trade generally.
mvyl3 BOYISGf0N MACK.
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slR, ]. f. SANFORD,

Having retired from the O ESERAL Practice Med
rsne consequence Of large and neressin 1surgea
rArtlos, has made f0F THE
csses stabfsesd a thefo3i wing enumeration
lsr. All : AZ xicAl casee and sur gicA 1peration.
lsD. Diseases OF the Rye snd Ear.
SID. Diseases Of fh- Laagt ard Threat
ara Consultations vita Physicians IA sil cases :,
home shIoad.
II srd-r :" FFo'aot- the better res7srnt f Surxcz
es AID tiseasss Of the Eye and kss Or. Sanford ha,
e-Aitshe an iHhF1RAry far -1ch cases sbee raiiept
sli - vel cared Tor, and vhere al the Anc~
t- f@+ns % -scss-fr Treatment e*ed IN itiar Inst;
sut.sie- Il the large CITIES, viii ae foand.
Having 4tlnyad Err twenty yesrs large - generous
pssrsssge = the GENIAL practice Of eciEe and
tf1in the itgrns % the this city sfa Eh urronna
iss sauttl Ds IS respectfully uyites III public
tenu - hi- spcai arrangement far the treatment
Sur sicA eases &C 4 disease. u ihc Bye and Ear.
ils-sssf
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Amnsemenfa.
NIBLO's GARDEN.

NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ .DOors open At III begin'at!l ,,,gv.rrrv
Lessee and Manasei.... ........"...".WM. "hEhAhHi
ANTOINE RAvEL ,,o.
The MarinctH Family ssnoriua Peps, and N Van Hamms
.a~n, EIGHT kNTERrAIsMESrs:
AfTERNOON-Doora open l30. Begins p N.
The screaming Psntomime entitled the
FOUR LOVERS.
rene comic character. .GABhiEL IA EL
GS Si.; a: r, Mon: M.!hl.%, &; ~ nrrx
oaSs xs SaaS y IA DE- DEo@
ON r4 eaE ES $Hsl fs s#sSnSs:
BY Julian Philippe cd rfq b Ms5,I9;ss;
In which the Dramatic Company will appear
first time during the present engagement Of the very smuns
YOUNG AMERICA
voL-AT-vEYT,
in which GABRIEL RAvEL b" taken the rr.s,e. pains
to perfect FIX Re is1; fHf'' ''
ION tins occssiOn)
OLD Brock.
Paul M,,tinetu Mons. v.ndi. Mde pe.iree &c; Sc
Mo-@ "u1 Cynical lSlISaIs TiM III SCENE.
Arranged by NJ. Van Hamme. entitled the
NYMPH5 AND THE BUTTERFLY.
In consequences Of its brilliant reception. viii DO again
presented. -
SIGNoRNA PErITA. Mdle ysndri., Madame Msrzett and
MONS. VAN HAMME, who will execute the won
dsrful Terpsehorean Movement. Of
THREE COMPLETE EvOLUTIONS IN THE AIR,
Performed by other AItiste.
Amer which -
THE MARTINETTI FAMILY
IN GRACEFUL AND CLASSICAL GROUPINGS.
The Evenings Entertainment win commence with .
COMIC PRELUDE.
In which Mr. and Mrs. Goniersa Mira Marx Smith, J. w.
Collier, J. kunan, Barry tc, viii appear.
ON MONDAY, .
AFTER MONTHS OF PREPARATION.
will be presented -
THE GRAND FAIRY PANTOMIME,
Written expressly for this estab shment BY the
RAvELS,
entitled
BIANCO.
THE sCFNTRS COSTUMES APPOINTMENTS,
Tricks TRANSFORMATIONS, he,
ENTIRELY NEW.
Admission, IS cents reserved seats Rl family circle Zen
trance on Crosby-a.). 30 cenih
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Eertnres ano Alcstinas
CUSANNAH EVANS

CUSANNAH EVANS
THE ARMLESS SOLDIER.
Those who have noticed Broadway ALtRED A.
STATION the Armies Soldier viii be pleased TO esrA
thai Lecture win be- owen at the Cooper Institute on MON
DAY EVENING Oct O. 1865 by Miss SU ,ANNAH EVANS,
the Youthful Canbrn Oratress The entire proceeds Of the
Lecture will be prevented to the Helpless Volunteer The
subject will be The Soldiers Eupy oleeyes" fH
Il. S.-Gen. Hooker will DC pres.nt.
tickets Fifty Cents
Lieut.. J. NJ. DAvy, Manager. No. I variek-HL
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Mnsiral Instruments.

MASON & HAMLINS CABINET ORGANS.
Nl SALESROOMS REMOVED 70 No. $50 Broaaway,
two doors above Metropolitan Hotel. These inruenu efe
established reputation tho beat OF their class In the wofd
THIRTY GOLD SILVER MEDALS or Other hf0 eia.s
premiums have been awarded to MASON HAMLiN "tHn
few years for the best instruments and they are soe ee
the musical profession generally for testimony to the supe
riori.y of their work Prices lilo 10 500 each
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Che Curt.
PATTERSON RACES, OCTOBER 10, II aud
II ., rprrR paCls E\lry nav

II II -FOUR RACES ENCH Day
First DAY Tuesday, Oct OFrst Race. mile hess 600:
Second Race The e. Leger, $1,000, for 3yrods, two and
one quarter miles p. p 40 entries Third R'ce. twome
heats $500 Fourth Race Selling Race, S2eo. aud ono
gu ,rter miles. -
SECOND DAY. Wednesday Oct. li.--Fir,t lace, steepe
Chase 800 over three miles Of fair hunting conay, seven
entries. Second Race $l00, mile. Third hece, Ihs
Trial Stakes 800 for tyr-ods pone and he'
10 entries. Fourth Race $40 three mics ,, ~, n.
THIRD DAY Thursday Oct. l2Fift Rare iiurd'e nscs
900 two miles over eight Alht Of hurdles seeona rare
The Seauee Stakes 500 for yrolds two ules Isc
Third Race three mile heats, S7on Fourth hae w. 'H'
and one quarter miles with allowance to vea,sn
n B-Ex,ra Train on Erie avs from zoos Of .nsinoss
a. AZ II As a M with cars for adle escn dy
New York from the Course Immediately amer ne Race OF the
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