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Como AvrER yorERs.-The tug-boat Poto-
mac left Fowleris wharf yesterday morning
for Mr.. John Gibson's fishery for the purpose
OF giving his colored employees from this city
(about one hundred In number) an opportunity
to come to the city in time to register to-mor-
row. Mr.. Gibson has not yet "cut Out" which
makes II uncertain whether the effort to get
them here will be successful.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-26

AFRICAN NJ. +, CoSFEREScE,-The Confer
ence Assembled, Bishop WnymAn In the chair.
After the transaction OF routine business, the
following were ordained as bishops! James A.
Shorter, of Ohio, Thomas NJ. y. Ward, OF Gall
fornia, and John NJ. Brown, of baltimore. The
ordi alton sermon was preached by Bishop ID.
A. Payne, who took his text from the LIST chap
ter OF Hebrews, 9th verse. The church was
crowded to Its utmost capacity The ordins'
tion services were protracted to some length.
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STABBING AFFRAY.-Yesterday morning. 4
Mr.. Graft called at the meat stand OF Mr..
asked for a beef-steak, when Mr.. ONcal pro
ceedcd to cut one for him. Joseph Carroll,
another butcher, stepped up and alleged that
upon Graf refused to take 1t. Mr.. O'Neal cut
the second one, when Carroll put In the same
plea; aud, as before, Graft refusing to have II
The third one wal cut and Graft took y which
Jared O'Neall and struck him an awful blow
with his fist, causing o'Neal to make lnnge
at him with large knife, which took effect In
roll was Immediately removed to his home, on
Third street east, between l. and nj streets
south, when doctor was called 10 and dressed
his wound, stating that. he did not consider 1t
very dangerous. O'Neali gave himself up to
Oficers husky and Langley, OF the Eighth pre-
cinct, and he was locked up for hearing.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-26

NATIONAL TypooRAHIcAL UNION ExcUR-
sIoN-This Union, which embraces all typo.
kgraphicaI unions In the United States, will
convene at the City Hall on Monday next The
been chartered by the Washington Union for
the purpose Of taking the delegates down the
Potomac to the White House and Mount Yer
non on Thursday afternoon, the 9TH OF June,
they land at the White House. very pleasant
time, should the weather prove favorable, 10 In
store for the visiting typos. The number OF
tickets, we will state, Is limited.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-26

The ARIoS QUARTErrE CLuD iNTHE FIELD
AGAIs.-This favorite musical Washington
association, we learn, are making extensive
arrangements for entertaining the citizens Of
the District, at Carroll Hall, on q street, with
gra1a Sscrea oVn " al, ~ aHuhuMy .en,nn \,
the club by their lady friends, will be inausu-
rated on that occasion, when the Baltimore
Liederkrang, comprising one hundred Of Bal
timore's best voices, will contribute to the
effect OF the effort. 1t will be a grand vocsl
display, and Haydn's, Memberships and
Tschifch's sublime music will be included In
the mammoth programme. For full particu'
lars see Advertisement In another colu mn.
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NJETzEsoTT HALL.
OLE BULLS
GRAND CONCERTS,

Nj ETZESoTr HALL,
OLE BULLS
GRAND CONCERTS,
OLE D ULL has the honor to announce he will give
TWO GRAND CONCERTS,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY q,
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 2s
Assisted by the following artists;
MISS JENNIE LANDsMAN,
MR.. GusTAvUs Z, HALL,
The Celebrated Baritone.
MR.. EGBERT LANSING,
The Eminent Pianist.
REsERvED sENTS.....fiiiiffYi'G ENTs EXTrRSR,
Sale Of seats will commence GU Mo oday morning,
May d At y o'clock, at Metzerott Co.'S. Music
Store
Doors opca at . clock, Confluence at o'clock.
T.H. TuRNBULL, Business Manager,
W. Il. SAITH, Advance Agent my5i.If
WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN.
The proprietor OF this we'll known and popular
place Of resort desires to call the attention Of
Citations, schools and private parties wishing to give
WASMiNGTON CITY GARDEN.
Il is located the corner OF New York avenue and
First street west, Is easy OF access, and is shady
cool, aud pleasant. is supplied with shooting
Tres hments Of all kinds, Of the best quality. fur
nshed at the lowest rates, There Is also hne
dancing pavilion In tho Garden. The manager
pledges himself to please all who may apply,
JOHN HoCkEMEYER,
E.aun
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ANNUAL NETTING NATIONAL DIVISION s.
or THE National Division OF Sons Of TEN.
perance, at Nashville, have selected Washing
the place and time OF the next annual meeting.
The anniversary address was delivered by
Rev. X. A. Young, II. M. Foust, OF Pennsyl-
vania, was elected Most Worthy Patriarch,
and j II. CuTy, OF Tennessee, Most Worthy
Associate.
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$500 REwARD.-Lost, on Monday afternoon,
about az O'Clock, between Wallis Opera House
and Brady's Gymnasium, the sum Of d 900 In
acknowledgements Of various denominations.
The above reward will be paid upon the return
Avenue; OF Inform alton may be left with Clar-
voc 4 Bisloy, detectives, at police headqnar-
tiers,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-26

TUn EyTEnpRIsIsa MARKRITER, always
getting up something new and novel, has a
new sign box at his store door On one side
Is painted representation Of a lady and gen.
tleman customer comfortably seated, and in
Ing clerks showing them samples Of hne wall
papers which he has just drawn from numcr-
GUS pigeon.holes, and which are now suspend.
ed with nne effect over q rack made for the
purpose. On the other side of the box Is
painted In fine eolors the representation OF a
clerk exhibiting to his customer choice pic
ture frames, cords, and tassels. In tho store
which. he sells at as cheap rates as they can
be purchased elsewhere. We can recommend
Mr., NJ. and his clerks as very pleasant gentle
tlemcn to deal with.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-26

Mr.. WILLIAM SMITH has just returned from
New York with an elegant stock Of straw
1--WE per cent below the usual prices, A visit
to his well.known store at bll Ninth street,
between ID and Pennsylvania avenue, will
prove the truth OF this assertion. Mr. smith
Machine, which recently took the premium at
the New York State fair. leo
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-26

QUARTERLY FAMILY MEETINGs.-A "famii,
meeting" OF all the Methodists In the District
Of Columbia and Alexandria, 10 to be held a
Wesley chapel, corner OF Fifth and L streets
on Wednesday evening next, at 1850 o'clock
Addresses VIII be delivered by the Rev. Or
McCauley, of Georgetown, and other exer
cises Of an interesting character. This 10 the
nrst OF q series Of meetings which are to BE-
held quarterly, and q new feature OF Meth
odIsm In this city.
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The BLESSED yIRoIS MARy.-On Thurday
next the children attached to st. Aloysius
Sunday School will participate In a grand
denomination at the Seventh Street Park,
where, among other exercises, the ceremonies
Mary will take place. The object Of the festi.
val 10 to raise funds for the education Of poor
children belonging to st. Aloysius' schools,
be charged an admission. fee. 1t 10 intended
to have 4 procession Of the children, In which
all Of the Catholic schools have been invited
to take part, starting from Gonzags College, on
L street, at 80 o'clock. Several bands oil
music have been engaged, and as the children
OF st, Aloysius' schools alone muster over one
thousand strong, the display will undoubtedly
be very fine.
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Hob wATER-May IS, lsos.-ilhia. m, and
lisa y. m.
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coMMIssIoNERh OF KLKcrIoN.

SUPREME OouRr IN GENERAL TERN.-Al
the justices sat In bane for the trial Of appeal
Yesterday.
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FIRST WARD NOMINATING MEErIso,-Tbe
Republican voters Of this ward met last even.
Ing, corner Twenty.seoond and I streets, for
w.S o n Roses "a 9S:
chair, and william II. Lewis secretary, Mr.,
o: 5. Baker WAS nominated and elected for the
who had heen elected and confirmed as one OF
their nominees at their last meeting for the
council, stepped forward and withdrew his
s sms' issing ,hna he would not run on he
intention to run independently against him.
On motion, Mr., Carter A. Stewart (colored)
the withdrawal OF Mr.. siowen. ~
nominee for assessor.
The following resolution was offered BY Mr..
Syphsx and unanimously adopted:
Received, That the word "cIubT be, and are
hereby, stricken from the platform OF the Re.
occurs in said platform, and 1.-THE RepubIieans
OF the First ward In mass meeting asse mblcd. -
be, and are hereby, Inserted In lieu OF the word
hed a, .acS tme psc. a. %s %sH BE-
ter named by the executive committee, and
due notice shall be given to all the Repubii.
ssni no the wssa the pulpit to attend
the ward shall be entitled to all the freedom
OF the meeting.
The CoBuRS AND MoCooLE MILLn-Tas
ChdmPfonshfp Of America. The great fight be.
tween Joe Coburn, OF New York. and Mike
the championship Of America viii, according
to the articles, take place tomorrow, within
NIFTY miles OF Cincinnati. Yesterday quite a
delegation OF our sporting characters left for
Cincinnati, to witness the mill. In their last
light, which came of near Charleston, Cecil
county, Nd, May s, 1858, Coburn was declared
the victor over McCoole after 81 rounds, occu.
plying one hour and ten minutes. Coburn was
horn At Middlctown, county Antrim, Ireland,
July 20, 1885, 10 I've feet nine inches In height,
and did weigh l52 pounds, but It IL said will
weigh now about leo. McUoole was born at
Ballabuifay, couaty Donegal, Ireland, March
IL, 1887 stands six feet and three quarter inches
In height, and weighed In the last fight 1856
pounds, but this time II is stated he llweigh
about thirty pounda more
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First Prccinct-.J. T. Il. Purcell. ]. L. Pear
son, and ]. l.. N. Bowen.
Second Precinct-Geo. S. Hepburn, W. T.
Doniphan, and Cato Ward.
Third Precinet-James Small, W. ID. Wise,
and II. q. johnson.
Fourth Precinct-John i. N. Wilkinson,
John X. Pearson, and J. A, Peake.
Fifth Precinct-Geo. ID. johnson, Thomas II.
barron, and Robt. II. Graham.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-29
POST OFFICE NOTICE,

DosT OFFICE NOTICE
Theo ais for Europe will be despatched from this oce
Tuesd W, Thursday and Saturday closing IL O'Clock
noon and at stations and y, ii All c. o and D. IL rs;
and +, II 10, and q, at II o'clock A. NJ.
Also Wednesday, notice OF the OF closing which
will be posted the general oce and the stations Tues
dayP.k JAMES KELLY p -,
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W,wc,,Ts. JEwELRY, &c.

<,rcuoo ctocKs OUR PATENT AND MANUFAC.
Il tre better cheaper than any imported wnosse & ss
and retail a FRANkFIELD CO., Jewellers IVY sixta
avenue corner Fourteenth street, and sls Eishsh ANenvA
covpsr rvs strooA
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

WANTED TO HIRE-THREE EXPRESS WAGONS AND
W Horses for few months. Apply TO SMfTH, WEAVER
CO., No. Wooster street.
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

THE PARTNERSHIP HEREToFoRE EXISTING BE
tween Andrew Dunlop and James Philip under the firm
of Dunlop Philip Il this day dissolved by mutual con-
Philip authorized to settle all debts due TO ana
by the firm. ANDREW DUNLOP.
NEW YoRK, August "a, 1853 JAMES PHlLr.
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PROPOSALS..

ITO CONTRACTORs-sEPARATE SEALED fkorv.
i sails endorsed "Proposas for clearing out and CON-
sructng dam and appenances for proposed ponu s Jr
the Souihside Club Long Islsnd with the name n n IN
der and the date OF Its presentation, viii be Ne aa -
O'Clock OF the 10Th day Of sepemoer i,o New YORK be
plans specifications for the above wok nay m nscs
forms OF bids obtained application At he
OF the Bureau OF Sewers Croon Aqueduc III h 49,
at the Club OF the Southside ~ 49,. M
is reserved. - ~ tinnaEs'l Commntec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-29

DUBLIsHED THIS MORNING,
i MODERN WOMEN
AND WHAT Is SAID OF THEM.
reprint of series OF articles ia the Saturday Review,
with an introduction by -
MRS. LUCIA GILBERT CALHOUN.
CONTENTS:
fn,roduction, Platonic Women
The Girl OF the Period Man and his Master.
Foolish Virgins. The Goose and the Gander
Little Women. Engagements.
Pinchbeck. Woman In Orders
Feminine Alterations. Woman and her Critics
Ideal Women. Mistress and Maid on Dress
Woman and the World. and Undress.
Unequal Marriages. H.sthetic Woman.
Husband Hunting What is Woman's Work
Perils OF "Paying Atten- Papal Woman.
ton" Modern Mothers.
Womens Herones Priesthood OF Woman.
Interference. The Future OF Woman.
Plain Girls. Costume and its Morals.
Word for Female VANITY. La Femme Passee.
The Abuse of Matchmaking. The Fading Flower.
Feminine Influence. Pretty Preachers.
Pigeons. Spoit Women.
Ambitious Wives
In volume, l2mo Handsomely printed and bound In
CLOTH beyeed boards Price 81 For sale by all booksellers
Sent by the publisher Pospad the receipt Of the price.
j. :. KEDFIELD, Publisher,
No. 1sO Fulton street, New York.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NATIONAL LINE.
N rhe steamship DENMARK, Thomson, win leave satur-
day August ~, at +. NJ, from pier AZ North river
Passage Liverpool Queenstown-Cabin YlOO; steer
$50 currency. Steerage tickets from Lverpooi OF
Queenstown, f37, currency.
Apply the oace of the company 81 and q Broadway
f. WI. HURST Manager.
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COAsTWISE STEAMSHIPS

t'oK BERMu DA-THE AL EXTREME CIIppFR r CITE W.
an Nee ieisgang MASTER carrying United state.
ana her hrannc Majesty mails will sail the above mort
sepemoer ~ al r NJ from pier IL East river tvs
trips per month until further notice For freight or na.sge
having superior atoms apply 10 e VI paasases
GARDNER x HARVEY Apents
80 South
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A RESIDENT OF NEW ORLEANS, La, SOLJClTS
n the Agency of a manufacturing company; would s.l
goods hy sample make collections Address L. Brown, 10
Rfvfn sfrppt
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II Alexandria, Va. Express line.
The fine steamship EMPIRE, Captain Price, Is
loading pier II East river and will sail Saturday,
August g, at4 =. NJ.
For balance of freight apply to
JAMES HAND
1l9 Wall street, corner Of South.
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PERpNAL.

A. Il inst. R.-So LETTERS Nh0hi'AD '''0
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.


TNAY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY.-THE STEAM
- ers c. vBBARD and DANIEL DREW will leave alter
nney 80 A. NJ Thirty fourth
street at 40 A. M landing at West Point Cornwall New
burg, Poughkeepsie Rhnebeck Caskl and Hudson
ing Albany the 30 p NJ for Saratoga,
connecting with New York Central and Susquehanna rail-
roads.
L,ARE Is CENTs.-AFTERNOoN BOAT FOR YONKERs,
Hastings lrvington, Nyack, Sing Sing and Haversraw.
The steamer THOMAS COLLYER leaves the pier foot OF
every afternoon 340 Thyfourth street,
1855 Sundays exceped Returning leaves Haversraw every
morning 49, landing a Sing Sing, u.s. Nyack, 49, Irv
nron, Hastings, s.15 Yonkers, $500 arriving IN New
York 80 Fare Nyack 20 cents 70 Yonker ID cents.
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS.
IL Trains for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern
and Western trains leave New York via Hudson River Rail-
road ThrtIeh Tenth and 80 A. NJ and
345 80 and II r. NJ, and via Harlem Railroad, Twenty
sixth and Fourth avenue a II A NJ. and las p. NJ
The 8 80 z. NJ train via Hudson River will run on Sun
days.
Drawing attached to and ii 30 A. NJ and 35
~ WILLIAM H. VANDERBILT Vice President.
ow FARE TO ALBANY AND TROY.-ONLY 91 90.
IL The elegant steamers VANDERBILT and CONNECTI-
CuTleave pier A. north Of Spring street, at and foot Of
excepted connecting with rail West and Non Fare
Sunday ~ Returning, leave Troy at and Albany n
State rooms secured at Office Bus West street,
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DEDUCTION OF TARIFF ON ATLANTIC CABLl
ll business.
CODE MESSAGES.

CODE MESSAGES constructed for the purpose of secrecy
of dsointed words rendering the meaning
ineble win be transmitted with possible care but
the telegraph companies while willing 10 Investigate by
complaints respecting in such messages will not
the charges upon them unless they be repeated
sages" Should the receiver of such have IL
peaed the amount paid for application and reply will not be
returned unless the message originally repeated mes
sage' and paid for such by the sender.
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ONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
IL Steamers fortnghly 70 London direct from pier No.
North river. PASSAGE at 2O0, &75 and 800 currency
BELLoNA... september s WILLIAMPENN october ::
For passage to avre, Par. Antwerp and Rotterdam a.
cheapest currency rates apply To- ROBERT CLARK, 81
Broadway. For freight to ROWLAND & AsPINwALL, "a
South street.
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POLITICAL BANNER PAINTERS
a. and Flag Manufacturers,
SovEK GRAHAM, DUANE STREET. near Broadway
Bannsn for ~ parti(s resdy painted and W order,
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TARIFF TO PLACES BEYOND GREAT BRITAIN AND IRE
On TO places beyond Great Britain and Ireland,
charge the following rates. in god in addition to the tariff to
Great Britain and Ireland =
For each TO- fraction of H. words above co. charge in
addition, one-half Of these rates.
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COAsTWlsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
l. THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
Rates OF passage greatly reduced and low other
Steamers OF the above line pier No. ~ North river
foot of Canal street, at II O'Clock noon,
-Four times month,
On 1st, 9Th, 18th and Ath,
except when those days fall Sunday then the day
vious.
hundred pounds baggage free each adult Medicine
and attendance free. -
September l. ARIZONA Captain Maury, connecting with
CONSTITUTION, Captain Hudson.
Steamer leaving SEPTEMBER connects closely with steamer
GREAT REPUBLIC, leaving San Francisco October Tor
China and Japan. ,.,,
passage tickets all further information apply At the
f' y. X. BABY, Agent.
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CTEAM TO GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY.
- THE ANCHOR LINE.
Favorte Clyde built intended to sail
EVERY SATURDAY,
from pier ~ North river, nj ~ O'Clock noon.
August % CALEDONIA. september 10
IOWA......... September BRITANNIA. september 20
COLUMBIA. September ~ HIBERNIA. October
Rates Of passage payable In currency
Cabins to Liverpool Glasgow or Derry, $50 and 375.
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months 1850
Steerage TO Glasgow or Derry, S3D; intermediate, S35
Prepaid certificates from these ports, SS7.
Passengers booked to and from Hamburg, Havre, Roer
dam, Antwerp, &C., at very low rates.
Drafts issued payable at any bank in Great Britain.
For further Information apply at the companys Offices No.
HENDERSON BROTHERS.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


IMPORTANT TO EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS
Travellers visiting Europe should provide themselves with
Uarper's Handbook W. Pembroke Feridge price 81
This is the only complete gudebook OF Europe
published the English language, which IL made entirely
new every year. A.,
Harper's Phrase Book, Handbook OF Travel Talk for
the use OF travellers and schools, in EnglisiN German
French Italian, by W. Pembroke fetrige price 81
HARPER BROTHERS, publishers. For sale 6y all book.
sellers
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A PARTNER wANTED-IN A HAT AND1 CAP BI 81
ness n small capital best references given and re-
ouired Address ID. d. Herald onlce.
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Excursions.

A FISHING BANKS EXCURSION DAILY sATUR.
"A. days d&cepted)-The superior steamboat WYOMING
(ony safe boat n gust or storm Captain Hoton viii Leave
slip AS Christopher street, , and pier No. North river
o'clock schubels Band, Bait, Lines and Refreshments
on board. Fare III, ladies 50c
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(\LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FOR NOR
~ folk, City Point and Rchmond-New and elegant side
wheel Steamships ISAAC BELL, HATTERAS, ALBE.
MARLE, SARATOGA AND NIAGARA. One of The above
first class ships will be despatched for Norfolk City Point
and Richmond, Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, at
NJ from 81 North river foot OF Beach street,
ing with the seaboard Inland Air Line, Virginia and Ten
Air Line, souhsde and Petersburg Railroads, and
Richmond and Danve and Virginia Central Railroads. taxi
ing freight and grng through bills Of adng to all points
South and Southwest Bills OF ladng signed the pier up
the hour of sailing For freight passage having elc
CANT sateroom accommodation, apply to
N. L. McCREADY, President,
1S7 Greenwich, Dey street
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L,ASIIION COURSE.-TROTTIEG SATURDAY, AUGUST
49, ats p NJ; two mile heats to harness for stake OF
1900 X. ]. Anderson enters Fanny Bits. j. Strck
land enersb Whaebone H. Casey enters b; m. YOUNG
Fearless. j. Martin b. Die Vernon Same day.
$780, mile heats best in to harness. H. Casey en-
ters b. 6. James OBren. Owner enters G. M Moscow
The above are from Anderson Martins stable
Twenty y-seventh street, New York.
FASHION COURSE, L. I--TROTTING-MONDA
August 81 at O'Clock p. NJ. Match for $780, W. Loyes
br. Lady Wells j. Chambers St. Hickory jack IN
10 harness. j. CHAMBEhS'
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BefaG 0ktge0 g Seece u
Afeael ls41ts, s.e setls s1sr eN
EA0e0 1i0o6a, l.soatabse ter
ClhvtSeAe0Rs - eooe, NDe6
SHa1aien:~eesS tbODe cost. ~
Ra9exS, AIo1sse EgyMtahtag
E11p0rtseaD. 3lG ". koasfeb
Gla~oiR. a. e H. 8 s.r -.J!
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: aRANRMOaIU0 0ALtIr,
. D1st, koeeeo WhAee ooo0o GAf|
Dfntng Piafe, 9l - per !1e1be3
Firo Seas anA GsaDds.O Oe01 Vases
a. Oool H0DA oW0o4 66Aoed
as Any iPricss AS Desen', slS
nerth Feaesh 1treee.