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The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10
THE TRAINED HYBRIDS

The curiously taught mules BOZ and BUNSBY,
will be put through n course of antics by the
Clowns. Among the collection ofhybrids here
exhibited are two of the smallest specimens OF
the mule species ever seen. They have recently
arrived here from Chill and Peru. Another GU
riosity of the mule kind is the jumping hybrid
SAM PATCH, who vaults over u whole troop OF
other mules and ponies without the smallest
effort.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10
THE MANEGE HORSES |!
PERI

THE MANTGT IIDKSFISI
PERFORMING PONIES!
Mrs UENIMINC;S and Mr.. II. WHfrBY, are at
the head of this interesting department. Among
the treasures of the Manege Is the celebrated
II, Whitby and the admirably instructed trick
pony BUTTERFLY Mrs. Hemmings' superb
iilly, CLEOPATRA: the great steeple chaser
CHAMPION BESIDES n beautiful stock supple
mcntary to the foregoing. all trained to perform
those beautiful and difficult exercises in waltz.
ing. dancing, marching, forming attitudes, and
other wonderful feats of sagacity and high train
ing. Most of these horses and ponies have been
selected from the first manages of Europe-some
even claiming their pedigree from the Royal
news of England, and the imperial stable of 81.
Petersburgh.
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HEAVIER COUNTY.

The Republican Convention of
Beaver Co. has made the following
nomination
Congress-Michel Weyand.
Assembly-Thos. Nicholson.
Dist. Attorney. r. Harrah.
DR.. A. J. Shallenberger, Samuel
Magan and Henry Hice were ap-
pointed Congressional Conferees.
The convention decided in favor of
the popular vote system for nomina-
ting Candidates.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

The Pennsylvania State Conven-
ton Of Universalists will be held in
Pittsburgh, commencing on Wednesday
of this week. Rev. G. l.. Shipman,
Of Girard, will preach the opening
sermon.
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ARE SECURE BEYOND ANY CONTINGENCY.
The Company have abundant means in their
treasury, and make no appeal to the public to
purchase their Bonds, as the daily subscriptions
are entirely satisfactory; but they submit that,
for entire security and liberal returns there is
certainly no better investment in the market.
The Unpn Pacific Bonds are for 81, 900
each and have coupons attached. They have
thirty years to run, and bear annual inter-
est, payable on the first days of January and
July at the COmpanys Office in the City of New
York. at the rate of six per cent. in gold. The
Principal is payable in. gold at maturity. At
the present rate Of gold these bonds pay an an
nual income on their cost of
NEARLY NINE PER CENT,
AND IT IS BELIEVED THAT THEY WILL
SOON BE AT A PREMIUM.
The Company reserve the right to advance
the price of their bonds to a rate above par at
any tiae, and will not I'LL any orders or receive
any subscriptions on which the money has not
been actually paid at the Company's office be-
fore the time OF such advance:
Parties subscribing will remit the par value Of
the bonds and the accrued interest in currency
at the rate of six per cent. per annum, from the
date on which the last coupon was paid. SUBJ
criptions will be received in Waynesburg, Pa,
BY THEFIRST NATIONAL BANK.
In New York
THE COMPANYis OFFICE, 20 Nassau st.
and by
JOHN J. CISCO & SON, Bankers, 80 Wall ST.
And by the Company's Advertising Agents
throughout the United States.
Remlttences should be made in drafts or other
funds par In New York, and the Bonds will be
sent free Of charge by return express. Parties
subscribing through local agents, will look to
them for their safe delivery. 70.
A PAMPHLET AND MAP for 1888 has just
been published by the Compa ny, giving fuller
Information than is possible in IN advertise
ment respecting the progress Of the work, the
resources Of the country traversed by the Road
the means for construction, ana the value Of the
bonds, which will be sent free on application
at the Company's ofiices or 70 any Of the adver,
tised ssentss ln
JOHN, CISCO, Treasurer, New York.
June Q. 'Gs-tf
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MATCH FOR THE CUP!

TOM THUMB, the smallest equestrian living,
and MISS SUSIE WHITLEY, will compete on
their Dwarf Ponies for the Prize Cup, in Lilli-
putian Race.
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A STANDARD WORK.

IA
A DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE, Comprising its
Antiquities, Biography, Geography and Ma
tural History, with numerous Illustrations
and Maps. Edited by William Smith, Ill. ID.
Published by Messrs. j. b. Burr & Co.. Hart
ford, CT.
This work is q timely response To wide
spread and urgent necessity ofall Bible renders.
Being the only American Edition of the only
abridgment by the authors own hand of his yo-
luminous Dictionary which Is too costly for the
common purse-it Is at once the only perfectly
reliable and practical one, containing all that
the eneral reader and student can wish. The
publishers have in this given the public a vol
ume Ofwhich they may well be proud, II is n
standard work, commends itself to all who ex-
anime 1t, and should be found in every family.
BE careful to get this edition, II you would have
the most reliable Dictionary at the most reason
able price. 1t is sold by subscription only.
Agents should address the publishers Mt once.
June l0-lm
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

Tho UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
receive:
IA GOVERNMENT GRANT of the right of
way, and all necessary timber and other mate
rails found along the line of its operations.
ia GOVERNMENT GRANT of IL, 900 acre
of land to the mile, taken i'm alternate sections
on each side of its road. This is an absolute do
nation, and will be a source of large revenue in
the future.
lila GOVERNMENT GRANT of United
States Thirty-year Bonds amounting to from
$4,000 to SiS 600 per mile, according to the diff
culties to be surmounted on the various sections
to be built. The Government takes a second
mortgage as security and 1t is expected that not
only the interest, but the principal amount may
be paid in services rendered by the Company in
transporting troops, mails, &c. The interest is
now more than paid In this way, besides secur-
Ing a great saving in time and money to the
Government.
IVA GOVERNMENT GRANT of the right
toissue It's own FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, to
aid in building the road, to the same amount as
the U. S.Bonds issued for the same purpose, and
NO MORE. THE GOVERNMENT PERMITS the Trus-
tees for the First Mortgage Bohdholders to deliv-
er the Bonds to the Company only as the road
is completed, and after 1t has been examined by
United States Commissioners and pronounced
to be in all respects first-class Railroad, laid
with a heavy Trail, and completely supplied
with depots, stations, turnouts, car-shops, loco
motives, cars, &c,
v-ACAPITALSTOC SUBSCRIPTION from
| the stockholders, ofwhch OVER EIGHT MILLION
DOLLARS have been paid in upon the work al
ready done, and which will be increased as the
wants of the Company require.
| VI.-NET CASH EARNINGS on Its Way Bus
iness that already amount TO MORE THAN THE
INTEREST on the First Mortgage Bonds. These
earnings are no indication of the vast through
traffic that must follow the opening of the line
to the Pacific, but they certainly prove the
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
upon such property, costing nearly three times
| theiramount,,
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THREE BEAJTTIFITL AFRICAN LJONSi

THREE BEAUTIFUL AFRICAN LIONS!
Taken from their native wilds while quito
young, and thoroughly trained In all those terri
Tic feats and exercises, by the renowned
LION QUEEN, MADAME Do NORD!
This lady will enter the den of these majestic
and formidable creatures, where, with glance
of her courageous eye, or II motion of hdnd, she
holds them in perfect subjection, charmed and
ll-bound causing them to perform variety
of appalling gymnastics, with the utmost con-
ldence and security These splendid Lions
were recently purchased at the Jardines des
Plants, Paris, ut an enormous cost, and form ono
of the most interesting features contained in
this Trained Animal Exhibition.
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ED-No animal attached to the american Expo
sition" will be placed upon exhibition, that
has not been thoroughly trained to take some
part in the exercises-there is no useless stock
carried about to cucumber the exhibition, or
annoy the spectators.
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THE SHETLAND PONIES AND THEIR MON
KEY RIDERS.

A regular mimic steeple-chase will be introduc
ed. costumed and apparelled in full jocky style
in which the exciting sports of fhurdle-jumping,
aud five bar capng will be performed by tho
troop of Ponies mounted by their Monkey RI
dcrs in full cry.
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alew Aarertiseinents.
BOUNTY TAX REPORT.

The School Directors of Washington township
Greene county, in account with said township
for Bounty Tax assessed for the year ending
June 22d 1868:
To amount oftax assessed for said year. s697 80
CIR. by amount of duplicate for said
tax in the hands of Aaron Day,
Collector of said township, s697 30
Aaron Day, Collector ofthe Bounty
Tax of Washington township as
sessed for the year ending June
o2d, 1863.
DR.. to amount of Duplicate,....-.. e6s7 80
said township s525 a5
By amount of Collectors fees..u.... 2l 0l
BY amount of exonorations. ........... 43 0S
iected lOs O5-sSg7 80
Aaron Day, Treasurer of said town
ship for said bounty fund for said
year ending June I'D 1858.
lector Aaron Day-Tax of lSe7-'6s s525 IS
CIR. by amount paid on order to the
Waynesburg. ............................. s25 25
BY amount paid Margaret Jewell
on order for borrowed money. 200 OO-so2j p
We the undersigned, Auditors of Washington
township do certify that we have audited the
accounts of the School Directors Collector and
Treasurer of said township for the bounty taxes
for the year ending June 22d, 1863, and ind the
same to be correct rs above stated.
BENJAMIN SHIRK,
i is&$5 X 55#Ss 5%#SSssHHiE'' Auditors.
June lost
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

FIFTEEN cent notes have been late
ly turned out by the Treasury De-
partment.
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1t has no Rival ON Either Continent |

In the Living Tabteau which leads the Grand
Procession In Town on the day OF Exhibition "
full description of which will be ionnd in the
bills, is "A young and beautifully formed full
sized AFRICAN LION, uncaged, and surround
ed by the groupe of Ladies' forming the Tableau,
under the perfect control of Madame Du Nord,
the Lion Queen. -
THE TRAINED ANIMAL STOCK!
Conspicuous among the attractions offered In
the Trained Animal Department, IL the Dimin-
utive and Intellectual
FAIRY ELEPHANT TITANIA
The Smallest, IIandsomest and most Docile Of
her species The little elephant will be exercls-
ed in variety of curious and sagacious fents, by
her juvenile instructress Miss SUSIE WIlITBY.
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satayaeshurg Aspabliea,l.

UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET.
NATIONAL.
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. ULYSSES 8. GRANT,
OF ILLINOIS,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HON. SCHUYLER COLFAX,
OF INDIANA.
STATE.
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL:
GEN. JOHN f. HARTRANFT,
Of Montgomery County.
Col. JACOB M. CAMPBELL
OF Cambria County.
DISTRICT.
FOR coSaREss,
CAPT. ]. BENTON DONLEY,
Of Greene County,
subject to the action of the 2th District Con.
ference.
COUNTY.
FOR ASSEMBLY,
GEORGE g. MILLER, ESQ,
Of Dunkard Topnship.
FOR COMMISSIONER
THOMAS ]. PENN, ESQ,
or Washington Township.
FOR POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR,
THOMAS ROSS, ESQ,
Of Morgan Township.
FOR AUDITOR,
HENRY W. TAYLOR, ESQ
Of Jackson Iownship.
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Great American Exposition Circus
and Trained Animals.

OPENING OF THE GREAT CAMPAIGN.
The Grandest Spectacle of American Enterprise
Ever Presented!
Institution Two Entire Years Perfecting Its
Organization
Resources of both Hemispheres brought into
Requisition!
Trained Animals from every Quarter Of tho
Globe!
Equestrian, Gymnastic. tic Talent Selec-
ted from the Highest Schools of Art!
Exhibiting all the Rennements Of Athletic Gull
ture, under the Direction of the Most Ac-
complished Masters of the Age!
The Great American Exposition Floats Every
where upon the Gale of Popular Favor.
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ARE EsECuREBEYoND ANY CONTINGENCY

upon such property, costing nearly three times
heiramount,,
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THE TURF.
ENIRST ANNUAL HORSE FAIR,
at Suffolk Park
Philadelphia,
under the auspices Of Philadelphia Driving Park Association

ENIRST ANNUAL HORSE FAIR
at Suffolk Park,
Philadelphia,
under the auspices Of Philadelphia Driving Park Association
on September ls 2d, Sd and 4h. 1855
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, sEPTFMEFR l.
Premium N2VO; 81 300 TO first horse $500 to second horse
$2 to third horse mile heats best In In harness free
Tor All horses except Lady Thorn Lucy and Mountain Boy
SECOND DAY, wEDNFsDAY, sEpTEMBFR y
premums 5OO First premium $9VO S6tm 10 trst morse
$2 TO second horse 800 to third horse mile heats pest
IN IN for all horses that rotted better 'han
2:4 previous to July l, 1868.
SANE DAYPremium $400 $3.50 first horse $lr0 to Sec
ond horse $50 to third horse mile heats best three In ve sor
Al horses that never otted better than 5 previous to LIST
Juy ieoe All the above premiums require four TO I'LL and
THIRD DAY-Thursday, September 3-Premium So, 600;
xl0oO to first horse 1900 to horses nit heats best
three IN hve In harness. for ALL This premium requires
any TWO OF Lady Thorn, Lucy, Mountain Boy and g. Wilkes
70 start Money refunded If Three to I'LL and two
TO start.
FOURTH DAY-Frday, September 4.-Premium 81 Ooo for
double teams $500 10 f2oO TO second team 800
tiers; four to fill, three
Entrance 10 cent; amount must the
Entries will close at O'Clock p NJ. Tuesday, August s.
lefS, at Continental Hotel.
The name color and must be correctly given max
ing the entry.
horse entered for any of above premiums Ineligible
will not be allowed to will his entrance
money.
horse distancng the field shall only entitled to the
first premium
Entries will address Chas Duffy, Treasurer, Continental
Hotel communications will address the Secretary south
west corner Ninth and SAMSON streets Phadepha, Pa.
Rules of Fashion Course govern. Philadelphia Winning
ton and Baltimore Railroad will special trains the park
each day. JOHN BOWLING. Chairman
c. +. HoYT, Secretary.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

u,HE GEM OF THE LAKE.-A THRILLING sENsA.
,ional Romance, hy Mrs. Sarah A. Wright, author OF
sMedora Beauty Of Fairfax" "The Improper Use Of the
onse tc Tnb ishei by ke American News, l9 and 121
Nnsss street New York Newsdcaprs throughout the city
and country can supplied by sendns their orders mtne
diaeiy. az Inc hrst edition is nearly exhausted
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In Court OF Common Pleas for the City and County OF
Philadelphia.
In the matter of the estate Of Reed brothers Co 70 Ma
The creditors ebf wloughby H. Reed, Henry ~ IT,,
James r. Lewars, Edward j. Reed and Thomas "
lately trading Reed Brothers Co., viii tse 5S ma an
the isned, to whom the Cd, 9Th, DID, o'1 .nao,
accounts OF John Farnum James Martin and " lsnksou
Errnger assznees trustees Of said nrn 'ns % .hs
being by John Farnum AMI j. LVnso g. .a,,i.m.nt
survived the said James Martin were a., hs ncs
auditor will he his report upon ssu Peas aforessi
on saturday the 5h day September os , M =, ~ ~ ~ us ~ 80
9as sansn street N The city OF Phadephs 10y he pur
pose Of examining the same wnfn s NJ or In cb csse
anv) be fled agreeauy 4, r, 10 ,li Aa,,...
made and provided. ~ tss ts.s wv ~
PM ApRLpuIA, August IL. 1904
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DRY GOODS.

It BOTH STORES. ,ap phiCEs LIES hniahs ALdkE'
" Headquarters in auction roomA
~ Credit customers charged extra.
Auction Alpacas 81 &C. and 5Oc worth Soc and 75c.
Auction Dress Goods 25c. 30c., S5c and 40c -
Poplin Alpacas 5s. and 75c.
VERY handsome Poplinettes 4oc.
Double width Popln Paids Soc, well worth 76c.
In Dress Goods Alpaca departments you can oen
save from l0c to 20c. yard.
Auction lot Flannels 25c, well worth &c.
Flannels 30c, &c., 4c. and 50c, fresh from auction
One lot yard wide Shaker Fannes 50c., worth 7bc. .
All Kinds Red Flannes White Blue and Gray Flanneis AZ
You save from &c. to ic yard by buying hannes
me prices are much under retail rates.
All Linen Napkins ~ dozen, worth B3.
Auction Towels, Table Linens, Table Cloths Marseles &C.,
at any price you wish.
GOOD Prins &c. and Ice. Merrimack Prints l23c.
Beautiful Balmorals IL, 81 25 and 81 50.
Ticks from l2J9c. up to 40c.
Ladies' hemstitched Handkerchefs l211c.
Good Shirt Fronts 20c., 25c. and SOC.
We keep the best Canton Flannels made
Heavy Cassmeres 5Uc, bs and Toe.
have for years led all other merchants in the low prices
of Muslins and tomorrow shall oler to the retail
trade an immense lot OF Nusins,
Bought of a ''speculator,"
At prices that will sare all that vast crowd or hgpriced
stores that still ask war prices.
Read this price list:
One big lot of Musln nearly fine best Wamsuttas for
12lc. and 15c.
One big lot extra heavy l6c. and ISc.
One big lot yard wide Sheetns fine and heavy for l29c
One big lot OF the best Sheengs yard wde ever made for
15c, worth s2c.
Parties wishing any these Musins should early in
the week, as they viii sell very fast.
Customers in Brooklyn, Williamsburg, Jersey City, Hobo
ken and surrounding country will be richly repaid for ex
amning stock. You enough on ten yards OF
muslin to pay expenses Of trip All goods sent home.
FOSTER BROTHERS.,
Eighth avenue, near Eighteenth street,
FOSTER BROTHERS,,
212 Beecker street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nIVORCES LEGALLY PROCURED FOR PARTIES IN
~ any State without publicity change of resiience in
compatibility nOn-slpport dcsertOn sufficient
Advice free and confidential Apply to II. BATEMAN, III
Broadway.
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VERY GOOD FOR IxPoRTERs.-THE BEST FIRMS OF
the German dealers In every kind OF goods all the
greatest factories ~ whole Germany Everybody get in
formation from +. w. pIEU AZ Third slrseL betyesn
avenues aud ~
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A SHANCE SELDOM OFFERED-THE WORK OF
~ hV stores together with three Trucks and Teams will
s,rse, u Ssneap Inquire until sold NJ. DEVINE, III Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-23

JENRIns Il CO.'S PURE SILVER POLT5H.-NO MORE
81 humbug. No moro quicksilver acils mercury
Hotels and rcstauran Ia all the for jenkins Go. =
Pure Silver POLISH takes the place OF all others
silver to Its former state. ID likewise
a or and splendid polish every time ~ IL used For
rods plates, knobs and bell handles has
In this No house stable should be without Sold
by all druggists house furnishing stores and harness makers
Depot and occ S6o Broadway New York. Prices b0c and
Sl per bottle. - -
42d Harry befthof Sou, hotel, Hath street and eth
avenue could Dining Rooms, IS Nassau street; T. Thomp
SON. restaurant between Duane and
Isaac Cox, resau ant, Broadway and 3th street; q. j.
Thomas restaurant I'D street and froadway Alexander
Menzie drug st 5I7 sh avenues L. Bates, l0 9th
WIN. Florence 1h2d and sh avenue; Captain Tom
Reeves 2b5 broadway; II. Sauer ~ Futon street; Bliss
son. 4Cl Broadway; Chas Weeks, 50 9Th Lewis
Conrer SOL Broa L. A. Geyer, restaurant 7A Broad
way; VIM. uckmsn, f55 9Th avenue N Conklin, drug
gis Broadway ami 4h street shaw Furnishing Store.
Bowery Daniel Sanford ~ Liberty street. A. q. Dunn
avenue W. H. Booreman, IS Liberty street Joseph Cohen
i23 9Th avenue W. ~ Atendorf drnggust s 4th avenue
A. T. Furgerson IA 9TH avenue O. u. Bassfor house fur
nishing Cooper 1netitue; Brown Goodwin 1i4 Broadway
Vim. 6ray u and "a Wooster street. Braday Co., livery
stables 4th and 18th street m. Lyon druggist 4bl
9Th Dr. % 7tb and S6th street; John Par
hardware, 5 9Th avenue; John I. Smith, 14O2 broadway
c. hitney Bro 25 81 avenues l.. Mctiowan, steamer
Providence; r. W f. swar AL 9Th avenue; PhIo Beebe
J. y. Ryer 9TH and ssth street: A. Gsbaudan
druggist $40 Proadwsy Lewis Parker 9Th avenue between
% h streets To which thousands OF others tes
tfy.
7 ADY BOTANIC MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN, $40 THIRD
Il dasr ahu Txrcn
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

PAsIURE FOR H0RsES-ON LARGE FARM, WILL.
adapted to the purpose large field great abundance OF
sPring water; near the city. Apply ~ CHARLES NO
AlCHAEL So Greenwich street.
GRIVATE STABLE TO LET-CONvENIENTLY AR
ranged six sta large carriage house, fine yard
Croton & &C. l24 East Thirty street, Fourth
avenue.
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FOR SALE.

STATIONERY. PERIODICAL, NEWS, FANCY
"a. Goods Confectionery, and Toy Store established
seven years Inquire at l Third Fifyffth
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CH1PwRECKS PREVENTED
WALKERS HARPooN SHIP Loo AND SOUNDING
MACHINE.
WALKERS HARPooN SHIP Loo,
from s compactness towage, durability wonderful
has In Europe completely supersedod ali
means OF ascerainng the distance run BY ships
Ii liable TO foul with weeds.
WALKERS HARP00N SOUNDING MACHINE
In the only machine in the market which perfect reliance
be placed. IL compact durable and can be used
any ordinary ships lead. The working parts completely
protected from injury.
May he obtained from all nautical instrument dealers.
- Wholesale agent for the United States, ). GALL H2
Bowery, New York.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.

nANIEL H. BURDETT, ,AuCTIoNEER.-YACHT IDA
j. at ataucton-BURDETT, DENNIS 4 CO Will sell on
Wednes ay August 26 at o'clock, within their store, lOs
Wall street. soop yacht Ida Of the Hoboken Yacht Club ms
length l feet beam 13 feet; IL tons measurement
copper fasencd sails and codaee newly painted and
thoroughly overhaued fitted with requste terms
cash.
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"A Also medium and one small size safe of Herrine's
Wllders, Marvins and Lulie's
S. q. QUIRK, s6 Maiden lane
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STABLE TO LET-POSSESSION IMMEDIATELY; CON-
- tans stalls with large yard in Hudson
Hillary running from street to street. For full paicu
lars inquire w. DONOHOE, 27 Gold street. Brooklyn.
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THE HOUSE COMMITTEE OF THE NEW YORK
Yacht Club having, to some extent perfected their ar
ranQoments Club House at Staten Island, desire
TO notify members that the house and grounds are
open for their
steward WILL the future, he prepared 10 furnish
dinners the members and their lady friends reason
able notice thereof being previously given.
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sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
"A FRANCIS BUTLER No. Peck slip. Buffers Infa-
be Mango Cure and Flea Exteminator 75c Buffers
work, $2. Extra stock Dogs. Ferrets for SALE
CUNs, PISTOLS AND FISHING TACKLE-GOOD AND
u cheap, at WIN. HI SONS, b24 Grand street. Repairing
In the best manner; 81 years experience.
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ITO THE RIDING PUBLIC-TAKE NOTICE.-THE
Central Avenue Hotel situated Central avenue about
leading Park, open the pubic the
best Of wnes and cigars dinners served at the
shortest notice, sheds accommodate lU0
horses and carriages. CHAS HEINZEL.