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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-17

The largest, the cheapest and the best stool
OF heavy and light harness is found at Stone,
Harness Shop, 07 and 90 Main street.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-17

Any one wanting to make a homely foot
look pretty, or secure beau, or infatuate u
belle, should get stylish boots or shoes or gai-
ters at Child l. Bros.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-17

-JUsr LOOK ONCE-Go to Griffith & Son 9
and take . look at that beautiful show case Of
fa.sy boots, shoes and gaitsrs, and then ask
yourself whether you know Of any other half 80
elegantly filled in Ottawa. Griffith s. Son are
bouad that No one shall beat them in the way of
fashionable bsots, t., and there il no doubt Of
their success against Ill oppositioa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-17

THAT FRUIT.-Beemus returns his most great
full acknowledgements to J. F. Nash Esq, and
to Mr. E. c. Hathswsy and his excellent lady,
for . lot Of prise fruit from their several gar.
dens.
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CLANS are coming ., J. L. Pis.gus ..

THAT BIG SWEET ForAro.-It WAS not Mr..
Coleman, Of ColemanS Grove. near Golden, that
sent Us the mammoth sweet potato noticed In our
last as having been brought us BY parties attend.
ing the recent ohildrsni excursion 10 southern
Illinois; but II was our old friend Col. Wn.
Barber, whom al our older citizens bear in pleas.
INT remembrance ~ former resident Of the town
Of Freedom, in this county. Dol. B., his many
friends will be pleased to learn, is IN excellent
health, and has loads more Of just such potatoes
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-17

Saddles, Trunks and Whips of every discrir
tion at Stones Harness Shop. .
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-17

STRANGER Go around 70 Stiefel i Co.'S an
get a good suit Of clothes for fall wear. 70
will find just what You want. '' .''."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-17

Alschuler + Go. have complete stock Of mer.
chant tailoring goods, and want everybody to
como in snd give them call.
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Gard.
The Ladies of the Episcopal Church, in con.
nection with their Dining Hall on the fair
grounds during the fair week, take this occasion
gratefully to acknowledge the many kindnesses
extended to them ON all sides, contributing, as
they did, to tighten their labors and crown them
with success. They desire especially to name,
among those to when they are indebted, Mr..
Secretary Bowman, for favors too many to name !;
Mr.. Treasurer VIM. E. Beck, for his many atten.
tions and uniform courtesy and kindness; Mr..
Geo. Jekyll. for his time and labor, grAtuitously
bestowed, in erecting their hall; Aessrs. Riale Il
Bro, for the gratuitous loan Of their crockery
ware; and Mr.. Michael Hanniten, for giving his
services gratuitously during tho entire fair in
hundred ways in which but for him the ladies
must have been almost helpless. While the
ladies gave their work chserially under the in.
centive Of good cause, they aeknowledge, with
gratitude, that the kindness shown them on all
sides contributed largely TO make their work as
well one of pleasure as Of sacrifice.
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Try j. L. Piergue's bread.

Goo BOARD for limited number of day boar.
ders can be had at No. AZ Clinton st., within
three minutes walk of the court house. Enouire
at this Office.
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BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR OCTo.
BER.-The appearance of Ballous Monthly for
October reminds Us that the evenings are grow.
ing longer and that the people will read to occu.
py their leisure hours. Now such magazine
as Ballou's is just what is wanted at the fire.
side. 1t contains so many good stories. So much
poetry of real merit, and so many engravings Of
interest, and all tor 10 cents, single copies, or
$3.50 per year, that we do not wonder at its cir.
culation being the largest of any magazine in
the country. 1t deserves it, for il is entsrpris.
ing and full of life. 1t Is for sale at all periodi.
cal stores in the country. Thomrs e. Talbot,
63 Congress street. Boston, are the publishers.
Single copies for sale, and subscriptions re.
ceived by Osman 4 Hapeman, Ottawa, Ills.
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Tho total receipts Of tho late La Sale County
Fair amounted ~ e9,27O.04 The expenses are
not yet fully aseertainsd. The executive COM
mittoe are psyins the premiums In full as fast
% orders are presented. ruoy
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For a good, reliable livery rig We advise you
to go to Bob Bailey's, on Madison street, sdjoin.
ing the City Hail. Prices reasonable.
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HoNB AoAIN.-Ar. +. G. Prescott has return.
ID homo With IN abundance Of new goods. Pres.
oott desires his friends 10 como and see him.
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A BOOT SToRy.-Joe Megatfin knows 1t. His
stock Is complete. The splendid fall styles have
come. The store is crowded full. Every shelf
10 Allied. All the new styles are there, and Joe
himsolf ID on hand with full force Of assistant
"a wait upou oil his numerous customers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-17

The quantity Ot uszohaadiss received BY
LyasA, Beatty 4 o,Kans irou eastern cities
aSsi..s ~ pssssas wstk y truly enormous. !
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1cE.-Nelson Card put up an ice house 100
feet long, SO feet wide and 20 feet high and
is putting up another 100 feet long, so feet
wide and % feet high. Card is evidently 60
Ing clear into the ice business. AS he in put
ting these houses on the canal and expects to
get his ice there, and as another firm proposes
toput up all the ice on the canal between Joliet
and La Sale, where he will get his icea
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PRICES REDUCED!

~ Pianos and Organs sold on nS'amouts. Second hand
Instruments taken In exchange lOr new
Our stock of smaller Instruments, German Accorfcops
&C. &c. the largest and most complete stock of Chicago
We have imported direct from Germany at saving ofabous
70 per cent and has been personally selected 10y Mr. A. Smon
musician of great skill and TASTE We satisfy the most
fastidous a regards style and quality at about half tho
usual COST by prompt attention Ia thu wants OF Patrons
we hope to merit liberal patronage. Please call and eNan
Inc our stock. SIMON BROTHERS,
April3o 1870. u La Sale Strcet
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PERsoNA"-Thomss Kelly, ysuns gentle.
man we'll known in this city. whose reputation
stands very high in the community, formerly
manager Of the billiard room Of the Clifton
Hotel, and during the past eighteen months as.
socated with j. r. Cross in the restaurant bust.
ness, has gone to Lincoln, Nebraska, where he
will engage in business. We sheerfully com.
mend him as an honest and polite gentleman.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-17

That German jolaaoatioa meeting was NOT
held os Sunday, but Saturday evening. "Ou,
mistake and your treat" gentlemen
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Wilsons Photograph Gallery, over the FIN
National Bank, is the place to sst youf picture
taken, and the place to got albuns and frames.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-17

A new ssoek o. Picture Frnah Albsns
Book. o'oq..t Cola P'n' md d iFlsssy Fss-sy o'sas :
OsshS, dea>o6aes block. ,,,., ,5mi e ! .s.b.,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-17

Go to Reed b Gibson's for repairs to threshing
machines, horse powers, &s. They will give
satisfaction in all cases.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-17

Shell oysters at J. L. Piergae's.
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pa A. NJ. Ebersol, Esq, with biz sooustomed kind
ness, places US under renewed obligations for
fine basket of his choice Seeding apples. l'
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LOCAL MATTERS.
CITY DIRECTORY.
Chicago. Rock Island a. Pacific Railroad

On and after May Srh. $50 trains leave
ottawa IS follows:
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Child \ Bre. are doing everything 70 please
tho public on tho boot and shos question, Thsi
assortment IL most extenslvo. IA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-17
The INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
Ravens, MacKinlay & Co.,
EXCHANGE BANK.
Represents the following Companies with over
845,000,00o
$45,000,000

Marine and Life
nature the ~
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SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
To Insurers of Farm Property, Dwelling contents
895,917.62
Losses Paid this Agency indicates service and usefulness
A Card.

sT- See General Advertisement, on page 8.
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A MONEY TO LOAN-IN SUNS TO SUIT, ON DE.
a. siabie improved and unmproved city and Brooklyn
improved real estate; first and second promptly
cashed; principals only dealt with.
WILLIAM SINCLAIR, Jr., No. s Pine street.
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ADJUSTMENTS rwKIrru PAar-Fourth, fifth and a1th
sss%u column
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED SECOND PAar-sec
BoARpGss WANTED SECOND PAGE. FRS. and second
BROOKLYN BOARD SECOND PAaE-second and third
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-rwELrru
saRr pAarFour,h and
saSH SsTSAs ssE ssEs4%s.sa
CLERkyA AND sALEsAEN-ELrvnsru rAan-Fourth
Asb ss%9
md sixth
SopAs%EEEsnIPs rAss ! Fourth column column
RHsffIsIs4osIs Sso.~ss.ss soIann. '
S1 HOUSES rs Ls AND us
TUEEIsHnED, sEgosp rAsEIrhirs c Sis,s n.,,
fSSEHHsLossys5ssF rAsns1n column column
TO LET
FRENCH sTH aus'1'r
HELP SWAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rAor-rnh and
HELP WANTED-rEMALEs- PAeE-Fourh
HoRsEs CARRIAGES. ao.-Frnsr pAax-sscond and
third columns
aousEs Rooss so w&sfE sI'o%1 rAer-ronA
column.
INSTRUMENTATION PAGr--Fourth column.
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY AND BER-
CEN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-Tw.LFrn PAGg-
First column.
LOAN OFFICES -FInsr PAGE-Fourth column.
LOST AND FOUND-FiEsr PAGK-Sixth column.
EhCHIh ERY-TwHLrTH PAGE-Thrd column.
MARBLE MANTEIS--TwELPTH PAGr-Third column
NEDJCAL-ELEvENTH PAGE-Sixth column.
MILITARY--EINTH PAaE-SiIth umn.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS PACE
Sixth column.
neutrality-suspicious. PAGE-sixth column.
MGSICAL--TWELtTH rAaE-Sxth column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE--First column
flANOFOkTESTWELFTH PAGF-FOurth column.
POL!IlCAL-TWELFTH PAaE-second column
fROPQSAIS-ELEvHNTu PAGE-Sixth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REFT.TwELFTH PAGE-First aud second columns.
REAL ESTATE TO EXcHANdE-TwKLrTH PAGE Sec
REAL ESTATE wANTED-TwELFru PAGE-Th.d col
REWARDs-FIRsT PAGE-sixth column.
SALES AT AUCTION-SECoND PAGH-Fifth and sixth
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-E ELEVENTH PAGE
First, second third and fourth columns.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FInsr PAaE-Fhs and second coll
sPoRTING-DoGs, BIRDS, &o-FrssT PAGE-secoud
column.
THE TRADEs-ELFyEnrn PAeE-sixth column.
The TURF-FIEsr PAGE-Second column.
10 LIT FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES PAGE
Third column
TRAYELLERS' GUIDE-FrRsr PAGR-sirth column.
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
sHOokD rAGy-Fourth column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, ko-Frnsr PACE Sixth col
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COASTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
l. Through Line 70
California md China

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
Through Line 10
California and China.
Through rates. New York to San Fran rsnc asoo:ea
SIS n:Gs; sS e siss, s'es ssSs
According to location OF berth ~"
These rates include bcrths board and all neceaes for
Steamers Of The above line leave pier No q North river
.rc.n who, b on n ,s and sh a of saSa month
ons hundred pound, Of baggage free to each adult. M.d
NoSe@Ssss 4, AslzoSA. Capt. Maur,, connecting with
stearne- 8 REAT kErUBLIc. WIN leave San Francisco
e.1sd sSH s'H w e. fast and be
be rsesv.d until Wesn ovanee 1! oN w
All the usual facilities afforded shippers in collecting inland
For freight passage tickets ali further information
Npl' : = 80 - =, : 80 :. r. BABY As,n.
SAN DOMINGO LINE for
s.m.n. f sns 6. F ps%ll.,o CIV.
The United States mai steamship
Captain i. 4. DeI.noy,
70 Oct p at S05 sf Tue above ports on
0' '''-"' . S1''Sp s iplsy BROTHERS CO.,
limited STATES AND BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COM
1000 burden c.an ws viii 81. Tor s. rSo@as,
tobe.2t o'clock p. NJ, from pier q Nor.h RIVER ~
'' 'eS'' ''''' & iEEi'y r. GARRISON, Agent.
No. 5 Bowling Green.
United STATES MAIL TO HAVANA
~ Atlantic Mail StAamsh IN COMPANY.
sailing regularly every Thrrsdsy, at O'Clock r. a. pre-
cisaly, from pier No. 4 North rivsr.
MORR0 CASTLE, Captain X. Adams October q
COLUMBIA Captain e. Van Slice ts Nassau Noven Der
MISSOURI, Captain }. b. Edwaris ..... November 10
For freight or passage apply 10
s. o. WHEELER. JR.. President
No. D Bowling Green.
HAVANA, SHsAL AND VERA CRUZ.
IL New York and MeY.csa M,G Steamship Line
sailing every twenty days. from p.sT II Eas river.
The new steamers
CITY OF MERIDA, Dssksn, Wednesday, Nov.a spM
CITY OF MEXICO Zimmerman, Tuesday Nov 81, r. n.
For freight or passage appyto
E'OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Old Line. Low freight.
The well known arYt class si!ewheel scamlhtp
BIESFILLE,
j. II. Baker, Commander,
now Mt her dock receiving viii leave pier 10 North
river Saturday, October 90 r. NJ 4rcch, taken for
Mobile to be reshippei nt New OrleanA
For freight OF having superior accommodate
apply 10 .. -
Steamship VICTOR VIII follow from pler No " East river,
Saturday, October
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PERSONAL.

IN The great American PIE bitter has arrived he coming
20 dance at the Grand Ducsess Assembly Rooms Saturday
night; bring Nellie, the blonde
a.. SNlKELFRITZpEMANHAKE NsOCKER
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yTANTED-To BUY OR TO RENT, A SECOND HAND
w Carrom Billiard Table 5xle be good cendi.
tion. Address o. K, box il7l poN Cllce.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

4 NOTICE TO OWNERS OF
N. FINE HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
EDWARD SCHENCk, Auc,ioneer.
Salesroom No. 60 Liberty street.
Mr. SCHENCK would respectfully inform the that
he has with Messrs Briggs Co.. of the
NEW YORK TATTERSALLS,
of Forty second street and Seventh to hold
regular weekly sales Of Genenens Private Establishments
OF Horses and Carriages AT the above place. where but
strictly private and valuable Stock will be offered, and where
both purchaser and seller strictly RELY warranecs
and representations made The first regular sale viii take
place
ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER "a,
AT 81 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Entries be made either at the sable oce Of
the auctioneer, where terms will be made known.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-21

HoRsEMEN ARE HEREBY WARNED THAT A 30.
advertisement appeared In tho Herald of the goth
ins advertising my horse Young Fingham, byWises
sale. Such statement is false and unwaran!ed by
JOHN N BRIGGS, breeder and sole OF Young FIJI
hngham, lS2 West Thirty first street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

AT the 4 4SSNs4os H ( vss S 9E
oncc and salesroom " Nassau street.
opposite the Post Office.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
AND ia nAs Gfs sFd fsfEsA S shHa 9TH AVENUE
AEEsf s.
p ssss :s:
ssa ss i which
sIs & q e, horse that warranted
our s.wa town .aS street. ~Ssrs
iss sslss.s sale.
,, OWNERS I bEesirrroSa
The following ssls II S'f sErp A....n..-
h year. o isa and 'nS
ness and free from vice. only private driving.
70 rsp wagon s.ss. .ss
y BAY ,snS Ia
ss say Win also g. single
points. lS high years. stylish ana kind in All harness and
an0er saddle and T roNY ssT ralsd
ass
PHAE1oN, good order; Also Set Harness. &c.
has iSoea iz sound Kind do and
STYLISH GRAY HORSE, long name and tail. l5,s high.
years, elegant SADDLE horse for lady gentlema
splendid parade horse without fault is kind and
true in all harness and warranted sound.
BEAUTIFUL DAPPLE GRAY PONY MARE, with now
ing name and tail "a high fast travellers afraid OF
nothng splendid for ladies' or chdrens riding driving
and warranted sound kind and true together with NO
TOP PONY PHAETON set snge Harness, &c., &c.
ssS%s s9ss has :y':s ss
with Piano Box TOP WAGON in first order; also set
city mssf 'rfs a rasf by s New
Jersey, out of Trustee mare, Is high, coming years; II
stylish and kind and true In all harness and
saddle This colt promises speed and 10 warranted sound
GRAY TROrTING HORSE trot In 2 80 when 10 n
dtion ID high abou. years gay. prompt and stylish
spect first class gcntlemans roadster.
SORREL MARE, Is high, 9 years, kind and true In all
harness; been used for ladies' driving
and kind and true every way.
BROWN MARE, Is high, years. kind In all harness and
suitable for light driving.
5ORREL HORSE, ibA high, about years. kind and true
SIX SEAT RoCkAWXY COACH, one SLEIGH.
TOP DEPOT WAGON, nearly new, with three springs.
TWO EXPRESS WAGONS. TOP WAGON BY STfvERS.
SEVEN TOP WAGONS. new and second hand.
HARNESS, LAP ROBES and BLANKETS, Whips, Ac.
WEATHER NEVER INTERPRETERS WITH OUR Sails.
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A BREWSTER (BROOME STREET) ROAD WAGON,
n Dusenbury top Wagon and stiycr's road Wagon 2
second hand Coaches nearly Lire Coupe; also 10
second ha nd top and Wagons at low prices Clarence
Coupe Rockaway, depot EXPRESS side spring and
Wagon Harness Of all kinds 600 Blankets from ~ TO 800
Lap Robes from *3 30 up; wo bear wolverine and fox
Robes 30 Seighs OF all styles $3.50 up strap
Bells 81 so up At W. IL. GRAY's 20 TO 20 Wooster
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L,OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
IL Old Dominion Steamship Company
Steamships OF this line leave pier ~ North river foot a
Beach street,
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond, every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at NJ connecting with the Wig
gnia All line the Seaboard Inland Air line
Petersburg Weldon railroads. Chesapeake Ohio ra
roads and Richmond and Danvis rAiroadR Through pas
senser tickets and through bills OF lading al reduced res .
all points South and Southwest.
Apply At once on pier 81 or TO
l8y Greenwich street. Of Dey.
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THE TURF.
OCTOBER MEETING ;, =.
r1E FEESs%o ;Sss$fsq saAKl
Morrisana, Westcheser County,
TUESDAY, .'gsss T. i sys s y PIT,
Horse cars leave Harlem Bridge each day the races
rss ifiEsT p sSs'o
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS is7o
minutes to the rs $3.50 to the second $50 the
n. Rodsn, New York, Amanda Park, formerly Juliet.
Mott, Poaghkeepsie, br. s. Independent by Handle.
Fss:s R. s;w 5s1s j. + fssssY Mare.
hSspsy sss.ySsa Dr. b Coleman
SeSss T;ydsa West Eia.hns b. 8 M. T. l. Brennan
k' Ssd sf fs SssS SE 81 "sH Lincoln.
" T. r %sss: s' S. Rn s,l. Eight Bells
v,5sSs ss$ksED q n s q ~,
$40 the $ 500 to
~. Sss; .s s ". York.
s,a = ssT Dave. ss' sS sla'
:: h Sais zisssT Fs:1.s 4 PT::'"'"s'
For horse, III, IS
the second, $50 to the third Wv ~''' y
~ w nipple, Tarrytown ch. m. Angelina.
NJ l.. Mott P0ughkcepsie, br q. Independent, BY Ham,
bletonan dam by American Star.
9. Truesdale New Jersey, G. q. Lottery.
Rogers, Fleetwood, br m Pownal Mare.
j. Murphy, Fleetwood, br. &. James II. Coleman.
j. Lovett, New York, ch q. Toronto Chief, Jr.
Pierce Hayden, West Flushing b. q. M. r. Brennan
NJ week. Yossss:, Blk Il & I Eight Bells.
SAME DAY,
NO. J-PURSE OF $1,000
For horses that beat 300 the ars $500 the
second, S;lJ0 to the third.
w. II. Borst, New York, Josephine.
b. J. Beach, g. O.. jack
A. 9. Whitson, New York, blk. E. Frank.
j. Loveu New York, br g. Young Bruno.
N. Barrett, New York, CHI. e. George Smith.
d. Pffer, Long Island b. m. mo namel.
J. Rogers. Fleetwood. br. IN. Pownal Mare.
d. Mace New York, br. 4. Frank.
GENERAL REMARKS.
All the above mile heats three in FIVE, In harness,
and viii be conducted under the rules OF the National Asso
citation.
Oates open at 2 O'Clock A. NJ.
Single admission 81 No extra charge for Grand Stand.
Carriages free.
Trains by New York and Harlem Railroad leave Twenty
sixth street and Fourth at $3.50 and IL 80 A. NJ and
ESQ NJ Returning leave Morrisania and Merose 0s,
5:3a aud 6:33 p. NJ.
depots.
Races to commence promptly at O'Clock.
by order of HENRY DATER, President.
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DROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS,
Match 600.
On Friday October q. at r. H. match 81 0Q0 mile heat
best three in 1--WE, to wagons.
Budd Dobc enters b. m. Goldsmith Maid.
w. II. Borst enters br >. George Wilkes
MARTIN kALBFLEISCH, President
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A T BARKER 4 HAMIINS
N CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK latter.

A BARKER 4 HAMLIN'S
N CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK latter.
SAILS,
corner Broadway and Thirty ninth street,
MAJOR CHAS. w. BARKER AuCTIONEER,
regular auction sales
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
GENTLEMEN'S PRIVATE establishments disc osed Of at
public or private sale to the best advantage and general
assortment Of Horses Carriages, Harness everything
the Morse ine TO suit the needs of all classes OF puchas
constantly on hand.
OUTSIDE sales solicited and promptly attended TO.
SUPERIOR stablng for horses on sale.
Liberal advances made everything in the horse line.
AOn Saturday, October b. at u o'clock, at BARKER
HAMINS CITY Auction Mart and New York Tattersalls
ner OF Broadway and Thirty ninth street. will be sod WITH
MEN1 consisting Of stylish sorre Mare high years old
very free aid driver excellent roadster afraid or
thing gentle for lady TO drive, stand without tying
ranted kind. Also DOCTORS PHAETON city made, Har-
ness, Blankets, Whip, &c.
ALSO HGHBRED AND SUPERIOR sorre saddle
Horse, 15 high, old GOOD ALL CATS, elegant In
harness. afraid Of nothing perfectly gentle for lady ride
or drive has great style and action and warranted sound
and kind
ABOVE STOCK TO BE SEEN at the Mart any time pre-.
viOus to sale.
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FINANCIAL.

NDERsON Co, NO. CHAMBERS srRRET.-CAsH
loaned on Real Estate, Builders Loana Ieaseholds 10
New York and New Jersey hrst secsnd third MortgAges
Stocks, Bonds and marketable Securities negotiated Ad
vances on Merchandise Conaterals.
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MONEY LOANED (PROMPTLY IN SUMS TO
"A. suit on improved and accessible unimproved City
Propery. Large Mortgages cashed.
V. X. STEVENSON / son, IL Pine street.
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