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OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT 0fPICI

.,,, WAsHIs0Tos. March 2, 1865.
On the petition OF CALEB SWAN, executor on The
estate ofDaniel Hayward deceased, Of Baston, Mass
praYipg ior ne extension Of patent granted to The
ior an Improvement in Manufacture OF India Rubber,
which takes place on the 18th day Of August, lbtSi
Is ordered that ne said petition be heard at the
next at u o'clock, m and all persons are notified
70 appear and show cause. " any they have. why
Persons opposing tho extension required to Ale
10 the Patent Once their objections specially set forth
hearing al testimony hled by either party, to be
used ~ the said hearing, must be taken md trans
med In accordance with the rules OF the office, hich
will DO furnished on application. -
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tosti
mony, must be aed In the ofhco ttoetu days before
the day Of hearing the arguments, II any, within
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In tho
RgPuBLicAs and ths igtetiigeaeer, Washington, d
week for three successive weeks, the nrst Of said
day OF hearing. A. N. STOUT,
mhp- M3w Acting Commissioner Of Patents,
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OFFICE SUPKRvIsiSa QuARrBRxAsrER.)
buB-DIsrRicT OF THE RIO GRANDB,

BRowNsviLLE, TEXAS, Feb. Is, 1868
SSfff b S Of assd mi s's al
sfy as ptas Il s AID
District OF the Rio Grande for tho year ending May
Proposals will state at what rates bidders propose
TO transport troops and Army Supplies from and to
the ioiioEing named points:
From Brasos Santiago to Brownsville, by river Of
vis Point Isabel.
FROM Broynsviilo to Ringsold Barracks.
Kinssoid Barracks to Laredo,
TO n classified A follows: 0hsers and salistsa
per head sheep pei, hesd.irop. nachinery, Load.
.es %p s1 S'H hSS snn :hS
stones. Srdnsnse, heavy ordnance stores. &c, pei
s OAK. ps a@ f% tss Ps 6s'. md
sssssy'
'GSf Jour PEI s Saso HS
PEI bsrrel wet GOODS, PORK. Sss aad.. iand linz.
fsemsnt sr' spf In m0ia'sss brown sugar
Yia.ss. "a pickle. 4. u d Ess:. per tssi
fruits, jams. ielliss, window glass, pickles. ex.
PEI scap
Psr box hams, per eask hams. per tiereei es. pei
pals; per DOZEN sugar. per- Ehd sugar Tay" sas
shSyels and spades, per dozen; whoelbarrows. each
rope, per coil; brooms, per dozen.
All freight TO DO delivered at such landings ware.
houses or other places Of unloading at each Of Che
Pot ouarterma.ter a. BroWnsyle Or other authorized
officers agents OF the Quartermasters Department.
must Le prepared to troop.
s. g s sasa ss and
q trsnspcrtStion provided 4 required by the Omar.
the character aud class OF vessels proposed to be
nished for water transportation, and the kind Of
teams, whether OK or mule teams for land transpor
tauon.
All proposals must be in tripleate with copy OF
this advertisement attached to each, and be
companied by the names Of At least two su hicien
sureties who will signify by endorsement thereon
their Willingness to become responsible for the per
Torrance Of the contract.
Proposals. will be indorsed Proposals for Trans.
portation, and will be addressed to 1.-THE SuperVs
Bfownsyiile, Texas.
All proposals received will be forwarded to the
Chief Quarermaster Of tho District for approval and
award; the Government reserves the right to reject
any or all bids or any part OF bid,
BY order OF Brevet Major General MeCook,
GEORGE W. SMITH,
LIST lieut.. 18th Infantry, r. q. M. and A,AQ H.
Supervising Quartermaster Sub District Rio Grando
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~ CHILDREN,
Corner Of FOURTEENTH and N streets.

~ This Dspensary is in connection with Coiun bls
Hospital and 10 opened for the treatp,snt Of out
patients. who are supplied with Medicine, Medical
and Surgical treatment free.
Patients who arc about to DO confined aud desire to
30 attended at their own homes, but who are unable
70 pay for the services Of competent medical prac
TONER. will be furnished with medical attention free
By leaving their namos aud address At tho Hospital
with the matfoa "S''~'1
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mhl6-td Commandant.
G0VRRNMENT PROPOSALS.
mr. aaInrsr ar CnI NM

TObTLAND, oRkHON. rsp ID looS
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ONCE up
70 noon on April TO- 1865. for the transportation Of
ensuing season. commencing on the LIST day OF May,
FROM PORTLAND OR VANCOUVER. VIA
Ts Camp Watson, Oregon. 80 tons weight, more
To Camp Logan, Oregon. 6J tons weight. more or
TO Camp Harvey, Oregon. 40 tons weight. more or
less.
Via wallula or Palouse Landing to Fort Colvile,
W.T. % tons weight, more or less.
Via wallula to Fort Boise, 1T. III tons weight.
Via Camp Watson to Fort Boise, l. T.. 1911 tons
'fk9S&f S P99RsTEANp OR VANCOUVER.
t. csmp Three Ors ,on wSSSs n'fs
Camp 6sso ton. s' sa. %ssS e. ss
70 Camp c. p. Smith. Oregon. 10 ton, weight. more
10 Fort klamath. Oregon. 70 tons weight. moro or
% ten xs s..L, nsss :s 81 Tea s:.
TO Camp Warner. Oregon, gs tons weight. more
TO Camp C. =. Smith. Oregon. 70 tens weight. moro
TO Fort klamath. Oregon. 10 ton. weight, more or
ss AT juan sa. x.s ., ,ss
fR5M WEI 10 $ ,sps Trsse Fore or less
IT, Camp Three FORKS. owyhee. l. T.. 81 tons
To Camp Lyon, /, r. 80 tons weight. more or less
The contracts 10 DO In force for one Year or any
shorter PERIOD at the option Of the United States.
The Government reserves to itself the right to its
own Transportation over any Of these routes;
$ e hsap;ss Ts ssSs q M.
will be required to furnish satisfactory evidence
their own. =
The usual conditions will DO Imposed upon bidders
and contractors.
RoT further Information. apply At this enc, pOr.
mhl9.6t ChiefQ NJ, d, OTTO
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base lfae and east Of the. sfrth principal


Fractional townships 1 n, Is, %, Of rangel
fractional tow nship Do, tow nshpa "a, d and -, and
fractional tow nship -, Of range2
fractional township %, townships n, 3 and Q. aud
fractional township 10, OF ranges.
fractional tow nshlp %, townships "a, % and %, and
fractional tow nship 30, OF rangeA
Fractional township %, townships q, q, %, and
fractional tow nship ~, OF ranged
Fractional township q, townships q, s. p. and
fractional township ~, Of range 0,
fractional township o, townships n. .. .. and
fractional township 80. OF range7.
Fractional township q. townships n. q. p. and
fractional wnship 20, OF ranges.
Fractional township D. townships y. 8, . and
fractional township ~, Of range9.
Fractional township %. townships q. Is, %. and
fractional township 30, ofrange 10.
Fractional township y. townships n. .. ., and
Fractional township %. townships n. q, .. and
fractional tow nship ~, Of range Il
fractional township %, townships n, q, %, and
fractional tow nship %. q range -,
f,as,saS :" r. and
frastioas pt tewSshp irsSss niH'p' :" ~ - and
Fractional township %, townships u, q, 70, and
fractional township ~, Of range 10,
fractional townships % q, q, 70 and 80, Of pgs IT,
The following designated townships being south Of
the base line and pest Of the sixth principal merle
The Offering Of the lands above referred TO win be
commenced AZ the dates respectively as above indi
Gated, and will proceed in the order In which they are
and the sale thus elosed but the sale shall NOT be kept
open longer than two weeks for other the lands
trust lands. and no entry q any Of lands
weeks, will tracts be offered which may be with
drawn before the day Of sale by the Department
count Of railroad or for other purposes.
this twentieth day of January. Ammo DominI one
thSussnd eight hanSted and siTty ;s6ht ouxsov
Commissioner of the GeneraI Land Omee
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IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA.
George c. D. Mitchell NO. 1850 Faulty.

Mary B. Dayton ct al } ..,.
This eau SO having been referred to me 10 state the
the proceeds all parties Interested will take notice,
that will, on WEDNEsDAY, the 18th instant, at y
count and make distribution u the sane,
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Of their duties by tho provisions OF the recon-
struotion acts, faithfully administering the oath
therein prescribed to each person registered.
Boards Of Registrars will select suitable Of.
fces-in the country parishes, at tho court
house-and In the parish Of Orleans; within
their respective districts, having reference to
convenience and facility or revision Of regis-
tration.
Office hours will be from .. IN. to IL m. and
from to pm.
Each board will Immediately proceed TO o..
tablish polling places in each voting precinct Of
their respective parishes aud districts, and select
three suitable persons to act rs commissioners
Of election therefor.
The election precincts will remain as hereto.
fore established by law.
Commissioners Of election will be required to
take tho tame oath oil ofieo taken by the regis.
trars, and which may DO subscribed to before any
registrar or justice Of the peace and will be filed
with the chairman OF the board for transmittai
TO these headquarters
Two Of tho commissioners In each precinct
will be required to act clerks Of the election,
and care must be taken to select suitable per-
sons for this purpose
Registrars will DO paid eight dollar per day
for the time actually employed, and their ne.
csssary expenses incurred for transportation to
their respective parishes, and in travelling there
In, In accordance with the order.
Commissioners. six dollars per day for their
services on the day Of election.
Every voucher must be approved by the
chairman of the board, and II for expenses In.
cured, must be accompanied by sub vouchers
or affidavit Of lis correctness.
Registrars appointed BY this order now in
this city, will report at these headquarters with.
out delay.
The records, papers, &C., pertaining to each
parish, will be forwarded TO the chairman Of the
board Of said parish, who will be held response.
BILE for their safe keeping.
By command Of Major General Hancock.
GEoRoE L. HARrsuFF,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Official NATHANIEL BURBANK,
Second Lieut.. 37th infantry. U. S. Army, A. A.
A. g.
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DR0PosALs PoR RAISING WRECKS At NOR.
L YORK. VA kNb vIGiNiTY. 90 w

PROPOSALS FoR RAISING WRECKS AT NOR.
FORK. VA. AND VICINITY
coSAASDkssT,s 6yriSE, U.s. lssyS TyAsp.l
Sealed Proposals will DO received until 0 cioek,p
of the 18th day Of March, 1868, by the Comma nd
ant Of this Yard, for raising or wrecking and re-
moving the materials Of tho following named wrecks,
Pennsyi ysnia, psISyerc, ,Raritan. Cumberland.
Ram Frederick sburg, two Rams near Drury's Bluff,
shawsheen. FLORIDA, and other Wrecks belonging to
the navy, In James river.
separate offers will be made for each vessel and all
the property that may be In them. -
No Wreck will be considered as removed whilst
any portion Of the keel floor tmbors remain; and
the right will be reserved to the Government, when
nate the order in which they are TO DO removed.
The proposition must state the proportion Of the
proceeds Of the sales at public auction which u to be
paid TO the salvors on each vessel also, the timo
security for the fulalment Of the agrcement all
the property to be placed in tho hands Of tho Gov
eminent, and be deposited and cared for may DO
directed by the Commandant Of the Yard, without
from time TO tipe as may DO deemed adv anita eous.
and the proceeds to remain In tho hands Of the Gov
ernment until the whole Of any one Of the Wrecks al
loted 70 each party is removed. and the work com
All the Appliances used in removing these Wreck.
must be furnished by the salyors.
No proposition will be received from parties who do
OF furnish satisfactory evidence to the
Of this Yard that they are fully prepared with all the
work VI this kind; and the Navy. Department re-
serves the right to summarily annul the agreement,
the work i not promptly commenced and diligently
prosecuted or completed In due time In which case
ALI claim q the rayors 10 the property recovered will
-, A. i. kitty.
mhl6-td COmmandant.
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WHY WILL You WORK FOR " PER DAY AND
w be bossed round. when you can engage In an
easy and lucrative business that pay you from "
to ~ per day ~ per evening, II at leisure. You
and sample. Address GEO. s. MELLEN. Lewiston.
Maine
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mondays. from 2to 4.........:..,PTof. y. Howard.
FT rdays f. Zen arrot ThS%G:sa
Columbia Hospital Is open W the reception Of Pres
ratents upon orders Of the Honorable Secretary OF
the Interior Such orders for admission can be OBJ.
tained OF the Surgeon. In chief. Dr. j. THOMPSON at
frat
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Commissioner Of the General Land once

NoTE. Under the regultions Of the Department, as
heretofore an now existing, no payment can be made
ipI plIG HE sheep, s1eh pub
osiner Of the General Land Once jaN-lawlSw
PROPOSALS FOR TIE IMPROVEMENT OF THE
DIS MONIES RAPIDS OF THE MISSISSIPPI
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IMMENSE DOLLAR SALE OF ENG LIsH. FRENCH
l. and German Dry and Fancy Goods. Plated Ware,
Cutlery, Albums, Leather Goods, &c, &c. Sent Is
cents for 10 cents each for ten or more names
Of articles, which We will
SELL AT ONE DOLLAR EACH
Agents lean purchase an article worth from q to
tO for One Dollar according TO size VI club ordered
Circulars sent free. KIMpbLL co, No. Ire
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HEADa'Rs FIPrR MILITARY DIsraIcr,
Nav ORLEAHs, La, Feb. 81, 1868.
Special Orders No. A.


Extract.
4. By direction Of General Grant so much Of
paragraph 4, Of Special Orders, No. 20, current
seriss, from these headquarters, as removes the
aldermen and assistant aldermen Of the city Of
New Orleans, thereto named, "for contempt Of
orders from these headquarters" aud appoints
others In their stead Is hereby revoked, and the
members Of tho boards Of aldermen and assist
ant aldermen removed by II are hereby rein.
stated, and will resume their duties, the same
As II the said orders had not been issued.
30 much Of paragraph 2, Special Orders, No.
Al, current series, from these headquarters as
appoints certain persons members Of the boards
Of aldermen and assistant aldermen Of the city
Of Now Orleans, In place Of previous appointses
who had declined or failed to qualify, is, In
consequence, also revoked.
by command Of Major General Hancock.
Csc. l.. HAkrsUFP,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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For ns Sgis * yaipaSts Lands % tas STATE a. Kan
cs.;iSns nader Jrsa,Y Y sepiegSsr 18th. 1866,
dent Of the United States Of America do hereby de-
clare and make that public sales will be held
at the under mentioned land ofce in the State Of Kan.
sas, at the periods hereinafter designated, to wit:
=, lf.; AstS tho Phil. Lands at The Land ohce At
the frat day o. Mdy nert, for tho disposal o. the
lands situated thin the following designated town
ships and parts Of nshps lying within tho limits
Of the cesson under the Ers article OF the aforesaid
South ere base line and east Of the sfrth principal
meridian.
FRACTIONAL townships %. n. q. .. 50. 81. 81 s.. 81
FractionnI township %, townships n, q, % 10, 81,
3D. 50 and ~, and fractional tow nshps IS Of rang IS
Fractional township %, tow nshps n %, 70, 30, ~,
80 50 and 81 and fractional townshp y, q range u
80, IS, ~. and fractional township %, ofIange 10
fractional townships %, q, D, %. 80. 81, 81. 80. "a,
80, Of rnngeN
3D. For the sale Of the following described trust
lands at the same place, commencing SATURDAY,
the lsth dgp " Nay nsIt for the disposal Of certain
and part Of townships lying within the limits Of the
cession in trust under the article OF the Aore
mentioned treaty.
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DEvOLUTION IN TRADE.

Greater nts than before offered to per-
sous getting up clubs In our
ONE DOLLAR SALE.
Send for New Spring Circular.
Ga and &C Federal st. Boston, Mass.
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A MATEUR CULTIvAToR's GUIDE
TO THE
KITCHEN AND FLOWER GARDEN,
NOW READY.

A lescfIptIve work OF TO pages, fuIIy ILLUSTRATED
with beautiful colored plate and lOO yings con-
tanng a list Of over 400 varieties OF Flower and
french bird GladOlus All the novelties, both Of
the Flower and Vegetable for 1865, will be found de-
cloth, coiored plates, price, post PAID % esgt In
paper covers, post paid, % cents, Address WASH
BURN co, horticultural Hall. Boston. Mass
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Rr THE rREsIpEssFF'ee % n aE UNITED STATES

mig, Capt. Gs r.. Li sI, SgI Any,.
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SourH SIDE RAILROAD OF LoN0 ISLAND =
- Winter Arrangements
leave James slip New YORK, at 81. NJ via Lo0g Island
Railroad W Jamaica for Babyon aud all stations
franklin avenue Brooklyn, At 100 A. NJ, via Brooklyu
Leave Jane. ,lip New yort At N, via LONE I,,a
Railroad 10 Jamaioa, for Babylon and al way stations
rrnshlin avenue, Brootiyp. 81 u ~, va Bfookya
tcns
Leave Babylon ai5BA NJ for Jamaica aud All wsv sss
tons .onnseus wite wain Of Long isisaa Rsoad,
ing ~ James si,p a. 10 A. NJ
rons sonsseins Win Of Broosyn Central Railroad
arriving 81 FranEltn avenue, Brooklyn, ~ 10 A. N.
Leave psbvios M IL ~ n a. Jamaica and all way
stations sonseetIng With Of Loag Island Railroad ar.
irving AZ James sip al n. -.
Leave Babylon at 1870 =. NJ for jana CO ana All way
stations eonnsc,inx with Of Brooklyn Central Rail
road arriving a. Frankn avenue, BIC kyn al sos r. a.
and connecting also with the horse ears the East
forty ninutrs r. WHITE, superintendent
" axe eject November 1881,
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IMPORTANT LEcTUREs DAILY-TO GENTLEMEN
only on interestss subIscn, A. the New YORK. Museum,
'cturss nay Tsress enry by forwarding 70 eenta Ad
20 Ne-tsp, a. rev fwh Museum OF Apa,omy, sls
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DRY GOODS.

A srLESpip YARD WIDE MUSLIN, ALMOST AS
splendid Muslns rs vide, To-, FpenciS shesns ies.
Husns are advancing. These prices cant last lsne.
and FOSTER BRoTHRRs IN BIsscksr street
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THIRD AMERICAN NATIONAL SHOOTING rEsrr
val from June ~ 10 July g ls& -Fhe "oncsl Gazette
OF the Third American National Shooting Festival viii ID
sssued in Of twenty nnnb er 10 begin IN the month
Of February will be ts<n by the Arm Of
L0EwENHBRZ 4 co, No Tryon row, Ns~ fork: sub
.criptlons Will be received bv w. MoRGENrHAL1 Bsq,
No Fourth Price OF he wboe series ~ o.; single
copies, loc To clubs aud military organizations proper
Nonsie reduction will he allowed
Nsv Yoss, Jan, Issa
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r BoGA.T, AUcTIoNEER.

D. SATURDAY, JANUARY ~
VI O'Clock at the auction No. Moth william
street elegant Household Furniture, removed from pr.
residence for conveneuce Of sale consisting Of
suit 10 pieces Ia satin brocael rosewood Parlor
sus IN hair cloth French plate Pier alasss san,ei Mr.
Centre Tables rosewood and OAK Bookcase aud secrctsry
prss Tsse presna sapssa. ssos wsnu, ana es.g
leaf Tables oak Cottage Suits Ioungss IN dsmssk carved
iesscs solid black wslnu, B-dseads Cottage Bedscads
Brussel. ca,Pss ONES turnltare Kitchen Furniture
article VIII be sold without Cash deposits required
from all purchasers
MORTGAGE sAfF.-RicHARD WALTERS. AUG.
vi tonser will sell on Friday. At 10 O'clock at Reed's
avenues ooe No. itiuch long frame schenck Planning
rongng and GroovnE Machine, with the appurtenancs
Thereof = scooNonaH, ATTORNEY Tor MORTGAGE.
S,ngRirfs sALF-RIcHARD WALTERS. AUCTION
y.. s between snts and Tenth avenues ONE oil Borina
and Drill ng Machine with derrick.
CHERRIES sALR.-HoRsEs Icg CARTS &c
dsy 25,h Al 10 o'clock, 52s Hudson street. Horses
les Carts harness Ice Iongs Ares ron Safe 0nice Fur.
niture. JOHN NELLY, late shcrin
Wm. wITIEss, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
plate Mirrors B,okcs,e Curians vcve, Tapestry. Three
piy and other Carpets. ocohs Centre, Dining and rcs
prss,ns and Other bureaus wsshstauds Tois. cAins.
Glass Silver Ware stoves wardrobes Lounges; Rocking
Easy other Chairs flair and other Mattresses large
r.Aihsr Beds Blankets sheets. Table Cloths towels.
Chamber suits s.ar Rods and carpets With fsI asso,t
Tor housekeepera dealers and athers aud must be
sold Fine Piano.
EQTH AUCTION SALE or SCRANTON COAL TUE
pssy viii sei 6y Ns,srs JOHN IL. DRATER 4 co, auc-
New Yors 90 w.das.dsy, January ~ a u ocioci noon
GOV tons Of Coal from the regions deliver
sss at '''' depot S4a'''sgSS sic AVE s:s%a
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A ARoN, CLAFLIN a CO., Is AND 81 vEsEf STREET,
~ will sell by auction
THIS DAY FRIDAY, JANUARY "a.
AZ lOI O'clock
FIVE HUNDRED GASES
prime quality
BOOTS, SHOES BRO0AHs AND BALMoRALs.
MEMS, Boys YOUTHS.
WOhEk'S, MISSES and
CHILDREN's WEAR,
in great variety sye and 1es adapted TO The wants Of city
or country buyers.
forming . attractive and desirable assortnent
worthy the attention OF ,he trade.
JAMES NJ MILLER, Aactioneer.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

THE EVENING TELEGRAM HAS THE LARGEST
circulation of any afternoon paper IN the IL Is
therefore the desirable medium for advertisers
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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS =
rrains Albany and Troy connecting With Northern
wsssrp leave Sew FORK via Hudson Rivsr Ia
road Thneh street and Tenth avenue. and 10 A. w. and
10, ca N r. NJ, and via Harlem Railroad, Twsn,y.
sIth and Fourth avenue. A. u A. ~ and II
theo Y. irsia via Hudson River viii run sua.
Gays.
Sleeping cs,. attached 10 s.T and n Y. NJ. trains
VIM n VANDERBILT, Vice President
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LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
n ale.Medcines for all diseases Prepared food for
mocking birds, 1t b. DoyEY's Eoa and Greene street,
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NEW DOG. FOWL AND PIGEON STORE NO 81
~ New Chambers street All choice breeds of Dogs
Fowls and Pigeons bought and sold. Medicines, &c.
l JAMES YOUNG
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CARRIAGE TEAM WANTED.-MUST BE CLOSELY
~ matched about l53 or II hands high very stylish OF
superior action prompt and free drivers every
and free tricks and pole In about three min
utes. good in double single harness. For such
that suits liberal price viii be paid Address for sl
stating age color size speed price, and whom and where
be seen, X. }. H., station A. New York city.
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Auction sales OF Horses Carriages Wagons Harness
everything In the horse line every Friday
heasrs. JOHNSTON VAN IASSEII stand nc the head
OF the horse auction business in this city, keyng;
double dealing Everybody doing business with rely
upon the most strict and impartial justice ythng
the horse line Ut private sale at wholesale prices
Down town Office 81 Liberty street. between Broadway
and Nassau street.
For to-days sale. see Auction Head
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A LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
"A FRANCIS BUTLER, No. 3 Peck sllp. Bnter's Infal
lbe Mango Cure and Flea Exterminator ~ cent? Buters
new work, 81 Ferres cheap.