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AsA = AOUAsO-1ACnObn1 OOsAntX GOuEbss 90
In the matter ofthe estate Of Theron o. HOLSTER
deceased $3.50 t#t BIZ
n .ETTERS Parliamentary in said matter being
~ this day granted to Emily HOLSTER the Execu-
rix of the iast will and testament of said deceased
in the town OF Salem. Therefore on lotion OF said
Executrlx 1t is Ord cred that six months from and
after the tenth day of May A. D. 1869, is allowed
and limited tn said Executrix for dsposing Of the
estate and paying the debts and legacies OF said de-
ceased and for creditors to present their claims
against said deceased for examination and allow
,nce: Therefore notice is hereby given that the
Judge of said Court will on the thirtieth day OF
October A. D. 1869, at one o'clock p NJ. Of said day
at his oce In said County. examine and adjust ali
claims and demands of all persons against said de.
ceased and that notice thereof be given by publish.
ing this order In the Kenosha Telegraph a weekly
newspaper printed and published in the city OF Ke-
nosha for four successive weeks, and posting the
same In four public places in the town Of Salem
Kenosha County. at least four weeks before said
october SOth 1869. By the Court. sfasrt IA II f.ai
J. j. PETIT,
SIS County Judge.in and for Kenosha County
Dated ia Kenosha city the 10th day of May, A. D.
LOW so a. r. 4W0U
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THE BEST WAY

fENo obtain heavy yard wide Cotton sheet;no IA
n to send us club of 80 names at 10 cents each
Tor our dollar goods, and get twenty one yards
for club Of 60, sixty five yards for club Of 1Cl
or iOo YARDS II the agent sends for the whole I00
articles out OF the club. Same commission paid in
MOST RELIABLE DOLLAR SALE HOUSE IN ROs>
TON, Msle and female agents wanted. Send club
and money in registered letters, and we gusrsntas
prompt returns GIVE Us ONE TRIAL. Write "a
once FOR Circular and Exchange iist." Of doIlsr
goods, before sending elsewhere RASTuaM a
KENDALL, y Hawley St.. Boston, Mass.
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HOW TO GET PATENTS.

For opinion. no charge. Send sketch and de.
scrlption For application. send model, not over
one foot In SIZE and SIC first Govern en- and stamp
ices. specifications, drawings. caveats assign
ments prepared; rejected claims prosecuted Al
So interferences. extension of patents, and ap.
peais. Patents taken out in all European counr
tiles. illustrated pamphlets, ITO pageR sent free
Address MUM d CO., No. S7Park Row, N. r.
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I'm Prebnte--Kcnosha COanty COnrt.
In the matter of the estate of David O. Gaskill,
deceased, 3aa "aa HHa }ta t3t POS III
" kill, the executrix OF. the last will and tesla.
ment of said deceased, representing among other
things that she has fully administered SAID estate
and praying that time and place be fixed for al
lowing and examining her account of her admins
traton to be fled and that s.s be discharged from
her said trust ii is ordered that said account be
amned by the Judge of this court on the seven
teenth day of May. 1869. at his office in the city
and county Of Kenosha, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of said
day. And it is further ordered that notice thereof
he given to all persons interested by publishing
this order In the Kenosha Telegraph, q weekly
newspaper printed and published in Kenoeha city.
for three weeks successfully, before the time for
such examination. n 03 3fa8 5a8T N sla1
Dated April 81, 1863. .sesol InBllAa 10
By the Court, sssrF aag j. j. PETIT
County Judge. in and for the County Of Kenosha. Il
= 10 asEsa 8w47
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FAEAFNEss, CATARRH, soHRoFULA. A. lady
~ who had suffered for years from Deafness, Ca
tarrh and Scrofula was cured by simple remedy.
Her sympathy and gratitude prompts bert send
the receipts free of charge to any one similarly af
dicted. Address Mrs. NJ. o. LEGGErr, Hoboken,
N j. III = coy
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DATENTs.- MUM & co 5, Editors Scsentifc
II american, 81 Park Row.New York Twen-
ty-three years experience in obtaining AMERI-
CAN and EUROPEAN PATENTS. Opinions no
charge, A pamphlet 1870 pages of law and inform
alton free. Address as above.
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VINEGAR.

a GENTS WANTED for the only steel engraving
IN of Gen. Grant and his family published with
their approval Size l5xl9. Address GOODoPEED
& CO., 81 Park Row, New York. ass fg r. esa
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Sole owners of Oolburn's and Red Jacket Patent.

NN ANTED.-Energetic canvassers to make
w from $40 to SIS day selling one of the p,ost
Patent Chair Springs, that make an easy
rocking chair out of any chair. Beware ofiifring.
ers Send for circulars to the Patensee, Mamufac-
turer and Proprietor.
A. NJ BLAKE, Box $40, Canton, Ohio.
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VwyHIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THE TREAT.
u MEET or CHRONIC AND SEXUAL DISEASES
A Pathological VSe,o of 1fdrridgs.-The cheapest
book ever Notwithstanding three hundred
pages, and $50 fine plates and engravings of the
anatomyof the human organism state of health
and disease with treatise early errors, Its de-
plorable consequences upon the mind and body,
with the authors plan of treatment-the only ra-
tional and successful mode of cure, as shown by
report of cases treated. truthful adviser to the
married and those contemplating marriage who en-
terrain doubts OF their physical condition. Sent
free OF postage to any address receipt of2s cents
in stamps or postal currency, BY addressing Dr. LA
OROIX No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y. The
author may be consulted upon any of the diseases
upon which his books TIRE at either personally by
mail and medicines sent to any part of the world.
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With the Cottage Press

With the Cottage Press
and the printing material
ACCOMPANYING it, every
man can do his own print.
ing neatly, quickly and
cheaply. They are so SIM
pie in construction.t that q
boy ten years old can east
ly manage the largest size
Printed Instructions are
sent with each Office, en-
abling the purchaser to
get at work without a pre-
vious knowledge of print.
ing. A circular contain
ing full description, prices
testimonials. &c. sent free
to all. Our specimen sheet
oftype, cuts, &C. ten cts.
Address
ADAMS PRESS co.
SO Murray ct. New York.
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NEBRASKA, it's soil, people, &c. A pamphlets
Neb., ot I5f Maat asjtttH 81 .'-ayJE :
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@1n Indfspensi6Ie to ecery Hoaseokoldl Per-
sp AZ fectly wonderfull Everybody buys at
first sight Agents making fortunes illustrated
circulars free, Address APEX s, NJ. Co., POS Broad.
way, n. Y.
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The Best Sporting Gun
i'm the World.

EpOPEK'S American 10 & 16 Gauge Breech Load
In ing Repeating SHOT GUN, Improved by G..
NJ. SPENCER, Inventor of the famous Spencer Rife.
Firing Four Shots i ttoo seconds. using ordinary
ammunition. Manufactured by ROPER SPORTING
ARMS CO., Amherst Mass. Send for descriptive
circular. giving price list and Testimonials
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TNRRING BUT NOBLE.-selfhelp for Young Men
NJ who have erred, desire better manhood.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes free of charge, If
benefited return the postage. Address PHILANT-
RIOS, Box P, PhiadelphiaPa. 724 .Eii
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WANTED. AGENTS. m sas to srs ssS0 Per

PROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. This machine will stitch, hem, fell,
tuck, Quilt, cord. bind, braid and em6roider in
most superior manner. Price only SIS. Fully
warranted for i've years. We Will pay $1,000 for
any machine that will sew stronger, more beauti-
full or more elastic seam than ours. 1t makes the
ELASTIC Lock Stitch" Every second stitch can be
cut and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart with
out tearing it. We pay Agents from $75 to $500
per month and expenses or commission from
which twice thatamount can be made. Address
SECOND & CO. Pittsburgh, Pa, Boston, Mass. !,
or st Louis. Mo. - iM
CautlOn.-Do lot be imposed upon by other
under the same name or otherwise Ours is the on.
genuine and really practical cheap machine man.
ufactured. sgattss1 ITa .Txsrg f.4..F...
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pY Buying my Goods
- in New York, / am
enabled to give my Gus!
toners better goods, a
more varied assortment,
and ten per cent. lower
than though they were
bought elsewhere. The
stock Is now complete in
every particular, and L
am prepared to offer
greater Inducements than
yer.
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EIRE EXTlNGUlSHER, Plant Syringe.
u WINDOW WASHER and GARDEN ENGINE for So
Send stamp for circulars to adf v1is r5
n. E. p. PUMP 90 Daflyers Mass
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News by Gable
London, May Is.

Reverdy johnson has writer, a
note to the authorities of Southamp-
ton declining the proposed banquet
in his behalf. He took occasion to
express his qualification at the extl u
ton of the late apprehensions of un-
friendly relations between England
and the United States. He was assur-
ed that the people of both countries
would regard war as the direst calam-
ity.
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We the Druggists of Kenosha, cell the attention
of our customers to the letters published below of
the wonderful efficacy of Dr. RoBACK's Stomach
Bitters, DIR. RoBAcK's Scandinavian Blood Purif-
err and DR.. RoBAcK's Scandinavian Blood Pills.
We have been selling these medicines long enough
to know that they are all they are recommended to
be, and that the certificates OF cures published are
true. (signed) H. K. CLARK, ,sfgs 5Isf'
4 & So s4reg +. ROBINSON. be.an.y
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NpELLs for CHURCH. ACADEMY. FACTORY,
I'D FARMS, sc. The loudest, best, and purest
toned made, They never break, every FARMER
wants one. at from s. 00to $500. Large bells for
Churches &C., at reasonable prices. Fair discount
to the trade. Address, VIM L. q j. H. MERRIN,
Fredericktown, o.
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A GENTS WANTED 0for Women OF
N New York; Complete expose of Fsnals
Life In tho Great Netyoposis.1 Sensational Beau
tifully illustrated. Sample copy postpaid for o.
Address NEW YORK Book Co., 145 Nassau st., N.
Z. city. M @I N.h "a
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Ne w Advertiser ents.
DR.. IRISH'S.
OTTAWA BEER.

A Delicious. Heathfnl, Temperance Beverage
Extract supplied for Fountains. For terms and
circular send DIR. IRISH'S Ottawa Beer and Fami-
" Medincine Manufacturing Co., No. 81 Fulton
Street, Brooklyn. New York
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Paris Nav Is.

Paris, May Is.
The elections in this vicinity are
likely to prove favorable to the oppo-
sition, but the general result through
out the country leaves little hope for
that party. ss!aT srd4aasa9s d ss.ssaaas
There are said to be $4,000 Or
thordox Quakers in thisScouutry.
/. 81 &&Bk9E r. - f& -
! soDaI0E&E3 ER
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DRY GOODS.

"A os So Rs.: :s ., Mood. ...ss:'
from auction.
Great bargains.
s,e o:oa' 81 4 Em %pSl,sT:
5000 yard. Muslin LdsinE.. &c. TO soc;
ss 6 ssass f s.a i9ss.',ssi e. to '''
l,500 Needlework Chesnissttes, 5Oc 70 a.
500 Remnants q Ssei
Very nns ioi Real LaSss, So So to to u Sa ~
Wide Aestbae Laces, atc-
nIBBOS DEPARTMENT.
10000 yards Ribbons, So. to l5c.
ss 81. a, and Yss: .ssy &c. :: Co.,
+, Of Plaid Ribbons, u.s.. to u tops
~ ~ o ''0S yEL sF2T f bEFasrxEsr
100 piece. slk vTsvs.., e.srNc color, asc piece
i's'u pieces Black coiorsd Ease, &c. piece.
S .vrsssn FOR si Dresses ssy &c. .fa
s s F SS%ss. E ~ s.s. sfrs ssld Up
I0' y o0'aS' eNf Hat ri DEPARTMENT sffasRrxExr
5000 yelve, and straw iai. 95c.
Fine six Plush Hats. See to Soc.
~ - Sa''' FISxss DEPARTMENT.
30 boyes French Velvet Flowers, loc spray.
200 different styles of Feathers, CSC. up.
~ ''.'' o''i TRla sssiss' b Dis
l,c.n pieces SILK fringes, $50. piece.
sooc pisees s. l. TrIImmlns. w %. piece
o,u pieces Dfesa lFlmnlinks sue. 10 iSs
son pieces d. ess lrimmpsv Soc. 20 ".
30 piece Black frlmminzs ssc TO -.
Zoo pieces Satin Gimp. ode 10 "a.
b,vUv pieces CIT Trimmings 25c. to ~.
hoods a. Wholesale,
less than jobbers prices
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
1900 pairs perfect Kid Gloves, bJc
b0r0 pairs spotted Mi Gloves 25c.
11uU0 pairs hne Vicnna ids, Sac.
Ladies Ribbed Merino Hose l2Ac
Gents' ali wool Halt Hose, 2Sc
Msses fancy Wool House, l.5S TO &c.
5000 Gents kecktes, &c. to 2co.
bpuO Gents Silk Bows, lpc TO 25c.
HASDKERcHIEF DEPARTMENT..
Lots OF Hemsiitched, lgc, l2xe, ny.
Lots OF Nee lework, I6c. " %.
Lots OF Plain Handkerchief be, up.
Lots OF Lace Handkerchief, 25c., up.
Los OF Genss' Handkerchief, IKE, up.
Lots OF Misscs' Handkercniefs, be-, up.
FANCY GOODS DETACHMENT
Lots OF Dress Ruttona, 90. dozen
beat 3Jl yards Spool Cottons, 10.
Bet il0 yards Machine Six, no
Lots Of Fancy Pins, DC TO 2,c-
Lots OF Fancy Sets OF Jew.lry, 2jc 70 SEQ
Lots of Fancy BrAtis. &C.,
Sleeve ButtoDs Chains, Comos, Ac-, 40.
WM. KINZEY,
et6 broadway, second door above BIssoksr strsst
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FINANCIAL. =.
A IL DEPOSITS MADE OK OR BEFORE OCTOBER 20
"A draw interse, from the LIST October.
T%s si;r svR R;f s4y 'S% FH
o.n sS s, front 5STS n nRS b. q,
asss', sS;SSsS Sssss I:s,s
wn. B. BInsrrs. Secretary.
GREAT IkvEsTxENT.--THE SEVEN PER CENT
n gold loan OF the Kansas rAeinc Railway secured By
gage upon bisnly successful railroad in rapidly improv-
ss 't'sH ~ e.
Eaehsngs place, and ~ X JEsuP AcoNP'Y, IL Pins st.
ATLANTIC SAVINGS d geASK. o.
eper cent interest on from Vi 10 $500:
1ississ deposits. s q
in'.ess dare. from Isl oco9sr. ~
HARRISON HALL, President
J.P. coorr., Secretary.
A MONEY TO BUY FIRST AND SECOND MORT
ssa u L ss
,IrIzEks, SAVINGS BANK,
.a Ss' ssas S,s's' ave sSssa
Money deposited now on before October 20 win
Bank open every day from to three and also The
evenings Of Monday Wednesday and Friday from 1--WE
Bank books 10 English. German and French.
T. A. oUINTARp, President
bkYMorh A. bUNoY SECRETARY.
CASH PROMPTLY Lo.NEp-oN PROPERTY ~ NEW
stocks, bonds and fD.csisneoas Securities nsso,ssed
"s-S'' ~" JAMES R. pEvoE rs Chamber. street.
ExcELsroIs sAyisss BAS ss,,,,.. ,nn,,,x
Sin 20. cent n saa s o9ev On or before
October 30 viii draw ,,sres frgm ys se p Ia.
H mu q rshS SsshS,B Vice Presidents.
ISAAC 8. BAnnrrr, Secretary.
L,oR sALE-TFs PER CENT CITY AND TOWN BONDS
State o. Illinois, hrst c.ss securities. Of undoub,ed
snd sena. n.r.ns ,ocss and iss:
variety Stocks and bonds for profitable
ALBERT H. NICoLAY,
Stock Broker and Anetione-r,
% Pine street.
DAcIFIC RAILWAY GOLD LOAN
nss.ra pABsEY. MORGAN 1 CO., 50 Erchsns. place
and
MI JEsur coMp'y, u Pine street, New York,
ODER sais
THE BONDS or THE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY.
.S. per e haze s,
THREE MILLION ACRES
OF tue
Finest lands In Kansas and Colorado.
In addition to this special graz, the company
THREE MILLIONS OF ACRES IN KANSAS,
which being rapidly sod to develop country and i'm
prove the road.
They are hrt mortgage the extension ~ the road
from Sheridan, KAnsas Denver Co orado. The road In
operation now moro than enough net income % p.y
the Interest on the loan There better security in
the markeths being respects better than govern
ment securities.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD
Price IS and accrued interest in currency.
PAMPHLETS, MAPS AND CIRCULARS furnished on
application
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E'oR CHARLESTON, &. o., rHE sodrn AND sol rH-
IL west ami Florida ports
New York and Charleston Steamship oompsnys srs, class
JAMES AbGER. Captain 7. u Lock wood
Tuesday, October rs, 81 Y. NJ, eating from pier No.
North river.
Superior accommodations for passengers
Through passenger tickets and bs o aiding issued
nectlOn With the South Carons Railroad points South
and Southwest and with steamers 10 FLORIDA ports.
Goods forwarded tree OF COMM sion.
RNs OF ladinp Furnished aud sl.aed the p-r.
Insurance hy this line ..half per cent
The CHAMPION will follow and sail Saturday, Octo-
Der III
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MOSIAi.

YOUNG oFSYffwkS YyEsYy.NINk YEARS
n Of age Of loving dsro.ioa snd fss.,'r ,o ssu
lady possessing perfect health refined manners sba
come sterling qn@ty; object matrnony So.ns
widow, without children objoced 20. fhoiopapass
char gsd n desired Address, 30 eooadspes ssAuas p~NsS
lars, u. d, H., Herald oaSe
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FINANCIAL.
MONEY ON HAND FOR FIRST AND SECOND CIT,
u mortgages small discount.
BUTLER, DURFEE CO.. 90 Liberty street

MONEY On HAND FOR FIRST AND SECOND CITY
BUTLER DURFEE CO.. % Liberty street.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
j sErrEAnER a. 1869.
Sealed Proposals win be received this Department
II NJ MONDAY st November merit for tho building and M
ting Of four steamers for the Revenue Marine bidders
furnish their specifcaons the 10 be submitted to
board of officers the Department reserving the right TO
j.et ALI Y not from competent and Responsible parties
Speed beng OF great imporance the Department has
adopted hs to invite compeion and win require tho
with models complete and the psrtes whom tho
made shall give bonds with sufficient suries, for the
proper performance OF the work according to the spechca
lions, models ac. approved.
The vessels will be OF the following d,mcnsionsi-
Propeller Of IRON, hermaphredie brig rugged
Length, 40 feet on load iine
Breadth OF BEAM rs feet moulded
Depth of hold, 10 feet amidships-
Draft OF water. loaded not 10 exceed iS Feet
Eide wheel steamer iron or wood; hefmaphrodme eris
rigssd
Length, l6S feet on load line.
Breadth OF beam u feet moulded.
Depth OF hold u feet
Dram Of water not 10 exceed s,S feet loaded
Two ANAL steamers OF wood.
Length, 100 feet on load line.
Breadth OF BEAM 70 feet moulded.
Depth Of hold feet.
Draft Of water not to exceed NJ feet loaded.
Propeller TO have direct sctng -ngue
Large aide wheel osciiAsing or beam cug
Two smAl steamers, beam engines
GEO. 4. BOUTWELL,,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
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Ar MIS-. 0AYNoRS
corsets, ski,vs and Tournures
Corsess speciality.
e~vsrsi cwes French Coutn. wsrsys and satin cor,ets
all eolos; also the French sloveltns Corscs ali Of the
shApe that Paris produc&
Nuranr corse.s Brsaslas. corss.s Chldrens corss,s
Wsists shoulder Bfsv-r-, 90, &C.
supporters fines, quality Steal Busks,
Pads I,oe MIRA Gsyno long experience enables her W
guarantee per.sc ut to all figures
Skirts and Tournures.
All the aies Paris novelties Ia French Hatrcloh and other
materials Just received, stvsiy low prices
she II now prepared supply AL orders for SWISS Tarleon,
ara French Organize, 1or ps't.s handsome variety
always on hand.
Phil dress corded Train Skirts, Sws Lawn and Cambria
Train and Short skItA best quality Hoop skrs, Train
Attachments, &C., &C.
Wedding orders particularly attended 10.
SB-xr.. Gayuor has not removed from the corner Of
st5 Broadway, near Ninth street. and
50 broadway, corner o. Iwelith street.
AT EDWARD RIDLEY SONS.
Bonnet crowded with novelties
to-day.
Both trimmed and untrmmcd,
from low very anf rWxso sfipssPT T'sss Son.
S0 9f and 3ib Grand S. SO and 70 Allen street, corner
Nore, nfth block east from the bowerJ
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THE. TURF.
EAssaallo'sS COURSE Z L-MoSpAY, OCTOBER Is. AT
R os,oos seh for " 800 mile hea.s 70 wagon:
Johnson n'n' Sa Iss s Ram. fss.s'. A.a'
II 1874 facios Match for ii ,ocs W. saos nsmss gray
mare SScoie names Dr. m Kitty Good day and truck;
EXTRA DAY, OCTOBER n
~ .Ss. 4 S 20 . e &. 81
the snrAnee money 70 TO the third horse To close and
way, BY n Thursday, a.i, .nd weights @ be pub
ished on Friday 22d 0ctoosr Three more TO ss About
'~o ana "a u mica s..ora Ro,.
Free Handicap Sweepstakes Of ta5 esch p With 5000
horse To close and at the coarse BY n on Tues
sa os Isl q ss b. NJ Friday
One mile and threeQaartsrA Herses declared Out pay
nothing
Selling Sweepstakes Of 3s each, p, with 300 added
$500 lbs, allowed 10 lbs 1850
70 e sn o !. s. o sss
g Valuation over slo Five Or more subscpons 20 NJ
.. One mile and an ssssh ,.,, D..
Purse $500, mile boata for all ages. Entrance free.
c. WHEATLY, secrss.ry.
TTSssoN coussE. I, d-MoSpAy, OCT Is 1854 At
Es NJ A' stud oAams VIZ s Mm nG froSso
sPORTINC-DOGs, BIRDS, 60.
A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FoP
mockiDg birds at B. DovEYs No Greene street cornsr
ofCanAi. n. B.-Ladies attended by Mrs Dovev.
a FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Pack alp Iaiaila,e Mango
Extra stock trained dog Dog oil for diseases OF the
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, N(

hONSESs CANKIANsES, &C.
At BARKER 4 HANLfSS CITY AUCTION MART,
"A MAJOR c. w. BARKER, AUCTiONEER
corner broadway and Thirty ninth atreel~
REGULAR AUCTION SALES
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
0entlemens private Establishments disposed public
and private sale 70 the best adyAntass and general
WHIPS &C., TO suit the needs OF ali glasses
santy on hand. Orders promptly executed.
Twenty hours allowed trial every
der wRrTantce.
Good stabng for horses public private sale The only
mart In the city having driving ring for showing horses
sale Carriages. Buagies. &C.. taken on storage.
Liberal advances made svcrvthina Ia horse line
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The steamship
CRESCENT CRY
Captain y. II. Hndreth,
viii he despatched saturday, Oct a. at O'Clock r. Ne
from pier " North
Freight received Mrough for ct Louis. Mobile snA
Galveston.
The UNITED STATES viii succeed, Saturday, Oct M
for freight or passage h.vu. superior dsilona
Apply to -
FREDERIC BAKER.
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NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
~ Southern Line.
The steamship vlCTok 0atss, viii leave pier u Eaa
ri or. Saturday, October N
Freight FOR ST. Louis Mobile and Galveston taken ~
For freight passage having superior odahons,
apply TO
G. II. MALLORY 4 co, l6s Maiden lane
The BlEkVlLLE viii follow from Tior ~ North river.
i.fVfhtAf2N ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-18

NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
II The well known frat class nsmshp
PbKTT Captain
viii leave pier NO. North tvel, Thursday Il.
at . O'clock 4. W., without fan.
Freight received Tuesday morning lowest rates.
For freight or passage auyy 20
sroffoRD. 1ILEsroN CO.,
~ Hrostwa
NB.-The above steamer Will leave New Orleans for
Bcifs. b. H., about Noyerb.rb.