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Exhaustion.

Invalids, broken down in health and spirits by
Chronic Dyspepsia suffering from the terrible eX-
haustion which follows the attacks of acute disease,
the testimony of thousands who have been raised by
miracle from similar state of prOsration by Hos
letters Stomach Btters, is guarantee that by
the same means you too may be strengthened and re-
stored But to those who stand in peril of epdemcs,
to all who by reason of exposure, prvatons and I'M
congenial climate or unhealthy pursuits, may at any
moment be stricken down. this paragraph is most par
Hculdrly and eRphdticdlIy addressed. You, who are
thus situated, are proffered absolute safeguard
against the danger that you Tone and regu-
late the system with this harmless medicinal stmulant
and Alternative and you will be forearmed against the
maladies whose seeds float around you in the air UNI
seen. Hostetters Stomach Bitters are not only a
standard tonic and Alternative throughout the United
States but they accredited by the certificates OF the
most distinguished citizens of the Union to the people
of all other lands. In Canada, Australia, and the
West Indies they gradually taking the place of all
other stomachics, whether native or foreign and as
surely as truth progressive and demonstration over
throws doubt they will eventually supersede every
other invigorant and restorative now employed in
medicinal practice.
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They nre not n vile FANCY DRIN
Made Of Poor Rum, Whiskey, Proof Spi
and Refuse Liquors doctorcd, spiced and sW
ened to please the taste, called "Tonics,' APP
ers," "Restorers," &C., that lead the tippler Of
drunkenness and ruin, but are a true Medicine, N
from the Native Roots and Herbs Of California, I
from nil Alcoholic StimuInnts. They arc
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A I'll
GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect Rcnovator|
lnvgorator of the System, carrying OF all poised
matter and restoring the blood to healthy coudid
No person can take these Bittcrs according TO dI
uons and remain long unwcll, provided their bd
are not destroyed by mineral poison or other mel
and the vital organs wasted beyond the point 81
pair
They arc u Gentle Purgutivc rs well i
Tonic, possessing also, the peculiar merit of ad
as powerful agent in relieving Congestion or inf
nation ofthe Liver, and all the Vsceral Organs
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whethd
young or old, married or single, at the de IN of
manhood or at the turn oflrc, these Tonic Bitters
no equal.
Fer InfiammntOry and Chronic RhcuI
iism aud GOut, Dyspepsia or IndigCst
Billions, Rcmittent and Intermittent Few
Diseases of the Blood, Liver, kidneys,
Bladder, these Bitters have been most success
such Diseases are caused by Initiated Ri 4
which is generally produced by arrangement o.
Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, n
ache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, TightncsS 81
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Fluctuations of the StOl|
Bad taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpit|
of the Heart Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain IL
regions of the Kidneys, and hundred other pal
symptoms, are the ofisprings ofDyspepsia
! They invigorate the Stomach and stimulate thc|
pid liver and bowels, which render I'll en- ofuneQu|
| efficacy in cleansing the blood of a I mpurties|
| mpartng new life and vigor to the whole system|
FOR SKIN DISEAS SEES, Eruptions, letter
.heun, BlOtCheS Spots, Pmnles, PustulCs Boiis Il
bunCles, Ming Worms, SCald-Head, Sore Eyes Er|
elas Itch, Scurfs, Discolorations of the Skin, HUI
and Diseases ofthe Skin, of whatever name or ma
are literally dug up and carried out of the systen|
short time by the use of these BittCrs, One bottI
such cases will convince the most inCredulous
curative effect.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever you %,
Impurities bursting through the skin in PimpC n
lions or Sores, cleanse il when you tnd IL oh ]
and sluggish in the veins; cleanse IL when itisit
your feelings will tell you when: Keep the bloc
and the health fthe system will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, lurkin.
system OF SO many thousands, are etieCtualy dies
ed and removed. For full directions, read ccro
the circular around each bottle, printed in fOur|
guages-English, German, French and Spanish.
j. WALKER, Proprietor. Il. II. MCDONALD 81
| Druggists and Gen. Agents, San Francisco, Cal
80 and 81 Commerce Street, New York.
| sE~SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEAL
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-04-14
Horace Greeley's New Book.
JUST PUBLISHED,
WHAT | KNOW OF FARMING.

BY Horace Greeley Editor of New York Trbunc.l
This is one of the books published upon tho
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upon Agriculture that be Interested n but
is work written 10y of the greatest writers III tho
world, in his best and most agreeable manner
Farmers will gather from its pages great deal of
valuable information useful for them in their vocation,
and the general reader will find it exceedingly ascin
ating from the pleasant style of treating the various
topics.
The book is beautifully printed and bound Price
$l.jO
Dsa. The above books are sold everywhere and sent
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fishers.
G. w. CARLETON ~ CO., Publishers,
MADISON SQUARE, New York City.
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A Novel by Emily HI. Moore,
ENTITLED
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In few days will he published new novel of the
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The book is beautifully printed and bound. Price
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RRy@The above books are sold everywhere and sent
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IL is Harmless to the most Delicate Child.
II IS IuINtttSS 70 I9e N3OSJ DeIlCute CIsttu'
1t Contains No Opium in Any Form
1t is Sold by Medicine Dealers generally.
CAUT ION.
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j. N. HARRIS & CO.. Propretors,
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For sale by GREENE & BUTTON, Milwaukee: II.
BOSWORTH & SONS Milwaukee: FULLER, FINCH
& FULLER, Chicago: COLLINS BROS, st. Louis
MOVES BROTHERS, ST. Paul
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THE sEMI-wEEKLY SUN, Sc A YEA

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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-04-14

St Mary's Mission, a town twenty
five miles from Topeka, KS, was burned
on the night of the 4th inst.
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WE'LL TRUST 70.
sg 0nn REWARD

rI1HE LARGEST LOT OF EvERGREENSs. SsB *
4 Yine, Trees. Roses. &C., ever offered toI "
months credit Send at once tor A a. % Or
ID. f. HOLMAN & CO., lf5 CLARK st'' Cnlca
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-04-14

Marshal Mcmahon has been APP
pointed commandments of the
French army.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-04-14

UlMEGAR-How made in 10 hours, without drugs.
WIN Particulars 10 cents. +. SAGE, Cromwell, Conn.
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DO MOT DESPAIR
TRoTTINC HORSES.

By n New Method, any horse can be made 10 trot
fast in 80 minutes 500 References One farmer says:
made $500 on colts all through your circular. "
Only 81, Address III. A. BARRows, Rochester, N. Y.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
and lots Improved Or 0SHgsqe Snpovea
lands affected thereby that The following assessments
Board Of Assessors for examination by all interest
For uiding receiving basin noriheas, Of Front
For build nc Receiving basin soubos, cornor q,
For building receiving basin southeast corner OF i2s.h
building receiving ba,ia northeast corner Of l.s,h
For building receiving basin souhcas. Third
For building vins basin norhwcs. OF Fourth
For building receiving basin northeast Of I26th
g. For building sewer in Fifth avenue between Thirty
. For building sewer Nineteenth street. between sir,h
H. For building completion in D, between
H. For building sewer, completion IN D. between
" For sniidog outlet In Fifth avenue between Issh
ia regulating and grading iossh street, between Fifth
Tho limits D sS aenas al the
parcels Of land and sans s,us,a Sn, ,v wa, From,
The easerly side Of Sixth aveuuc between Iss:h and
is.h ssresI TO i the extent 81 yos ee.
and Tusnns sasisry .aeIs,,oa' s fs.,
and Third avenues. ami ne westerly ,e OF seconi avsua,
from soriy.louIth % fo1y.eth =, street
The sor,sery :de Of 18th street, commencing at nth
cast y side or seventh avenue between 2Sth and i2th
streets.
TIE easter'y aide OF Fnh avenue, between Thirty fourth
and Thirty. hith streets.
8. The properly known Ward Nos 2s7l 10 2275 ami
1890 to 23 Situated in Nineteenth street, between Sixth
and seventh sveoucs.
TO- Both sides of avenue d, between Fourth Frth
streets.
IL Both sides Of d, between Third and Fourth
H. property bounded by I2h and lSsth streets, and
Fourth and Eigbih avenues.
~ Both sides u p3,h street between Fish avenue and
Harlem rycr the OF half the block the n.ercc
All perIons whoe interests affected by the abovo-
named and who are opposed to thein either
OF Them are requested their objections writing
u Richard Tweed, Chairman of tho Roard Assessors
ihc occ. No. 10 Chatham street. within thirty days from
The date OF this notice. RICHARD TWEED,
THOMAS g. ASlEN,
MYER MYERS,
FRANCIS A. SANDS
Board of Assessors
OTss Board of Assessors, New York, May 49, 1871.
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nORSEs, CARRIAGES, sc.

nOCTORS BUGGY, SHIFTING LEATHER CLOSE TOP,
nesry new, pole and shats, prce 8l50, light double
Harness Tor $5o single, $5 must be sold. ll East Six
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nOCTORS WAGOS-AISO COUPE. WITH SHAFTS
~ and Pole, both II good order, for sale.
WM. J. LiNCH. asa East Twenty fourth street,
between Second Third avenues.
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100 CARTS, -FOUR DIFFERENT STYLES VERY
nRnt iity irs ASS top aud open Bug:es and Road
Wagons all Al low al ps puar prices
MANUFACTURERS CNIoN REPOSITORY,
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= .--e-
MARBLE MANTELS.

MARBLE MANTELS.
kLABER, STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLEIzINa
N. Works. lH 136 East Eighteenth street, ohers 50J
Marble aod Msrbc1ed Msnics all complete; Monuments
Grave Stones Table Tors Ac prices that DEFY conpauson
@ KLABER "a Co, MARBLE woSKs. 2l7 TO ~ WEST
-. FyDgst street. be.ssen BroaawN anu hisn.h syenas
Marbe and Marblsixed Nantes, Monuments, heaistopos
new and original desIgns, cheapest Ia the city
soO VERY PINE SLATE MANrELs, AT REDUCED
CUU priess forlbs neat * gs,ys'srs,A.r.oo s,ys'
s ssh avcnpe between 7h:ssy afth snd Thirty sh ssA
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Judge Scot;-forneEiy Cloudaa-and John Murphy r
de- win talk. place May oelocs. Trains
avenue at ilSoX seis r.a s'. anD .0D'''
D. TALLMAa, Superintendent
poIkT BREEZE Observation-Disclosures
rKEa1gIs, sia0oa
For hor'si r that a,ys S @ :arod for purse plate
isass sss.an rr nis, @ ess9. ssa M Tan S;
sSsn sr&assy f. y X l. enter, e. m Ss ss; sAo.we
FHdIs Dim: II HI enter: ,s siesty9oa ycnnr r,.,
For horses that hare not ,Toca faster than 2o First
; acs,n.; piis, br Trafalgar
j. To-Day. Ma.sachisst.s, cnters s. m. Susie.
Hudd Do 'l' fA'a'' ene,s sSY n ss 8. Juno.
For horses that not troed faster than ssa First
s"da b.Iis rSla.: enter. br N. il Blonde, S'''
X. r. Sc;son, Phiia, enters &. IN. Lady Lightloot.
Geo r. Carpenter, Connec'icus, enters Bell Of To-
William II. Woodruff Mass, enter. b. 6. Dew Drop.
Ess % S % ssnnv Lambert
q. A. liickok. n. y, enters e. g. klmo.
sOi sa sse Sse fh's enter; M IDOL
Il. c. White n X. enters b. & Ed White formerly Lutte
Thomas Carpenter Conn, enters blk Thomas Jener.
" VIM. B. Smith, Conn.,, enters I. q m None Such.
& Ts':", ss,Is Ygit: ssi.i tl;.iysss d.. w.
J. Shoemakcr, Phiadclphia enters Lr. q. Honest Billy
g. a. hickox, New York, enters 3. Dunner cry.
John Cuiney, N,w York, cut re b. IN. Bridget
]. Mckinley, Plhade.phia, enters br D. Ira algar
r. Tobey, Massachusetts,, enters q. m. Susie.
Daniel puniey, N. Y enters r. m. Lady Emma.
For horses tnat have not rottci faster than 2.S5.
First, xSU I3n, 500 81 COO
William amer, Philadelphia. enters b.. N. f;azcilc.
John Quincy, Philadelphia, enters b. e. AndRlusa.
NJ. Rodsn, New Yorx, enters b. & Conner.
james McCusker, Phi adepha a, enters RUDY.
L. G. White, ~ Y, enters ch. m. Fanny Fern.
Open 10 al! except Lady Thorn and Goldsmith Maid
yamsa scSsnS New York, enter; B. & Mountain Boy
BENJAMIN sne New York, enters b. American Girl.
WIN. IL. poble, ihilaGelphia, enters b. 10. Lucy.
Races three live In harness, and be by the
rules OF the National Assoc alton.
Bell viii ring %5 and the horses must be ready to start
nciock sharp, heats TO be troited alternately Quarter
be cleared when the horses called. Band
viii perform between heats Restaurant the gounds.
Vehicles will be In attendance TO convey ths Park
from 6e Baltimore DEPOT Broad street and Washington
every tfteen minutes during the day. Admission ST.
GEORGE STuRGES. President.
A. LrouLER. secretary, Office s43 South Sixth street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sSr.

-
rnrsasfs HARNESS
w1LL1Aa n s. pFFGasss1y pF%ass1SMs. y ESQ.,.
$50 EAST rwENrIETA sIREhT. EErwEEN SECOND
THIS DAY 4 SdHssEdS SSs Tssssf f ososs
Ss$s! aroR5Eo BAY COUPE HORSE
AGEs ErsAsf X s so nss xhk ss SAD
ns.s r sazSibiS iss
masss oa q LADY % osssaa i5 sssG sssSs
sa aEss saSsf hands. years.
1ss ass'.s ,.s, ss.rss. ys:.;s,
Four ..s 0ns nsIsh sn p9s na Gs nasse Haro,
Elegant Horse co,ans, Sheets, hlanke.s, Ac.. &C.,
THE F1sEsT anS I5r az sRyxrE sfSock
OFFERED AT AUCTION IN THIS CRY.
Arss LIBERTY sTREEr-Ar LOWER PRICES THAN
Splendid assortment of Park and Pony Phaeons Top Bug
s pcpo De Road and udn Business all = Pgss that
Harness. Harness the finest stock Tor the money ever
Saddles B les Sheets Whips. &c. a, factory prices We
Ar BARKER > uAMIhSs CITY Auction MATT
sFHgS Asb a y srg
ELEGANT YoOSSa, a,5ssisi SS u AND RELIABLE
THE nEssRs coz %%sSTSShSs' OF MICHIGAN.
Elegant ana closely ched pair OF bay Mares, Is high,
nns pa . @ SnS nna
w2rranted sound and Kind. ,x,>
easy drivers; T.rrsn..a sound ard sind: 49,.
s sss s: s.ss E..
ike one horse warranted sound and Kind.
ans Il $
drivers rot better tSaa fon maiiss afraid Of very
coach or bus ness SQUAD aa KIM
E1s . in. pair Of bay % and ss.s G
would make fine coupe horse Sarran ed sound and KIM
Deascr FAC sma Of 6es.sr sired BY r.csson; yi.s
gentle ehd to drive is high, years od warranted
Sa p and
~ a or
to .n sr Ssy Sns old
trot In sS ST. FOR style scton and GOD qualities eant
boat. elcgan. under saddle, all gais warranted s'und and
and extra .y'ss saes;sn M .ns M h's.
y,So SOUND
high oa ysd Ah g Sa ns @ as
sa aos 5
for chla to drva warranted son'd ana kin, o, IN.
free driv in 80 warranted sound and kind suit
able for any business.
Handsome ish red coupe norse 1871 high,
years old prompt handy ana driver sap all DAY
fne under snd1le; warranted souni and kind
The handsome and well known bay thoroughbred saddle
Horse Ms l< HIGH years old. sired by Lexington, dam
by and bred Kentucky; ee-ant under saddle
sas great aud action gent Tor lady 10 ride
warrantej sound and kind.
Very be ,uul and fast dapplc gray troin e'ns sred
Ericsson few cquas FOR stye action and good looks long,
towing and aii: tro in minutes tracts great
attention; safe any drives warranted sound and
kind.
and hghbrei bay trong Mare Belle o Detroit
l5 hsh od Free and elegant driver trotted
last Fa,tle Creek In aa7; great oatster
warranted sound and kus
Tbis Ia an opportunity seldom offered to the public.
Sale positive without regard 10 cost or valuation.
stock be and examined at the Mart.
No postporement ,ccoup OF tho weather.
Regular this day postponed on account OF our great
sale TO morrow.
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MATCHES, JEWELnY, &c.

MEXICAN WATCHES IN GREAT vARiErIEA~
N Cuckoo Clocks Jcwery, sterling silver Ware our ovu
manuacturr. Our quality and ptces defy compcstoA.
FKANkfIELD CO, jewellers, @s Slxn avanucs cvro11
Foecntk street, and 40 kls5sh Twea&9s
sxth street.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES,

-A.-KENTUCKY STATE LoTTERy.-DRAwN AT
Si2ocu. j. CLtTE, aos broadway.
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HOR SES, CARRIAiaFs, &C,

A SPEED, STYLE, ELEGANCE AND SAFETY.
"A. Great admns,ra.ors sale at public auction of fne
Horses, Wagons Harnesses at private stable 43 Great
Beautirn high Bred fast and we'll mated cross matched
team of ruad, family troiny Mares, dspplc gray and
brown ,54 high, audi old hev both raised
Kentucky they nary stylish free and
prompt drivers have Vices tricks or sort flowing
names and ias require no caecks or gags and when driven
aady 10 focomotse with rfecf safety either single or
double nc ady's saddle mare. They
trot IN shout minutes. and promise well;
raned sound amt snd arc one OF the most gcntee
the city
andaome, stylish gcntse and well behaved dapple cray
Horse 1915 high years old cannot be for family
road horses fears nothing. stands without tyng Ene
roadster; extra stylish spd warranted sound kind
Also the Gne, large high brd and fast tottiug
Horse Captain Wallace, rsised by O. &. Clay Ken.
lucky where he troted In 2H 10 country wagon when
years old; Is ebout ia hsh years old without cycep
lion OF the nncsi. most sniec, best gated well
behaved gcneunns roads.os In the city has One symmetry,
great style and fears nothns prompt driver, does not Ing
and tro the cud 0 the road without being dsressed
days. preparation show Is and pull wagon
beito than 2 40 gait; warranted sound and KIDD.
Also a tine, handsome deep mahogaoy bay Mare: the
bandsomes In The city, l5y high years old sred by Alex.
fine prompt. reliable and safe driver has vices;
never track TO develop her speeo ard beat 40
day OF sale; superior AMI fashionable rentenans
ister and very warranted sound and kind
Also fine gray totsins road lIorse lbH hish
be driven by ay 'ocomo,ve has great speed particulars
az sale.
DunscomLe; one set Double &c, 80.
This stock sold 10 estate and comprises
uf he nes stock ever odered they WIN be warranted
JOHN l.. vANDkwATER, Auct.oncsr.
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ZINE STOCK FOR SALE-JUST ARRIVED FROM
S'rgois our pair Of match Horses. beautiful blood
0asmDesiins Bulls head Stables Twenty fourth street
EDMOND BOSSlEURE.
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A -A.-KENTUCKY STATE LoTrERy.-DRAwN At
sscO Ols'0n oaj. cntTI &, hes os b1s.sssS sys"
A. SIMMONS / CO.'S LOTTERIES
s., ~ 8, IS M ssA's g. g. 10 is sS u nAn = % !s H. H.
s. = 8 e. ~ IT.. ,.,;
81 Il! = g, q ss.s g. q is T. cltrR e Bsslel 81 "a
as BROADWAY, lss Fulton street and No. ararf row.
A"wstn1Ss1esl H. f. ssssls n 81 co. 5oS.nsy. S.H.s..
g. ss.ss = ..:.ps.ss & !. ~ = ~
81. H. IS, :, S% Is. Isy,i, q. is, 7IoN rs -
cio Greenwich street ana ls9 Broadway, room Q.
INVENTORS PATENT RIGHT AssocIATIoN-IN-
os, cs stock S s N Ns%
Ss e Te ann and
men, esason now open 70 receive goods For
Mr.. WILLIAM HASHARr HAS BEEN AUTHORIZED
sign our DAiDs
s styFs Il NE h.s o AN Tdss a
psny No q Fulton street. IN the city Of Rroohyn en- Mon
er fifteen directors Of aS fT as then
S.r: 9yI,s,rAnD. y,, Secretary. : : " " > ''
80 :, 49,
NJ Y. SWIMMING ACADEMY SIXTH AVENUE.
L 1htrticth BrCrt.-NuW
a. swimming diving and coating 80 when in the country
enjoy themselves without danger
OLD SILK. BEAVER ANp CASHMERE HATS MADE
'ss i 's q
Thirty yfirs. street.
DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA.-oFTICIAL
IL drawing received Of NAV H. Subscribers holding Nos.
l.sio 3os2, 65s and 7l VIII please call All orders
promptly attended to. JOSEPH BATES CO.. No. IS Vail
street. Post os'cc box 42SS.
PoyAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA FOR MAY ls.
IN Fnll onciai drawings received
No. 2O,o52 drew $luo,ooo goid.
fresh lot OF Havana received and for sale by
JOSEPH BATES l0a broadway room No. L.
DoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY or CuRA-MAY 49,
~ 20 0s drew Siwo gold Kentucky, Cnss s4sNos 81,
TO- ~ drew $laoOo An orders promptly attended TO- and
office, ia Broadway.
CTAMMERING. sTAMMERING, srAMMERING Posi-.
YIN, their yarera, No l2 Wavclcy paoe tate Aator
ouse No pay effected. Rest references fur
nisncd OF that have cured; application
their oiuce IN person or BY letter.
THE ANNUAL RECEPTION AND COMMENCEMENT
of the Cooper Union Tor Advancement of Science
Art, will take place as 10 ows:
The Reception of the Female Art Ocpar men Monday May
The Reception of the Male Art Department. Tue.day.
The Annual commencement, Wednesday, NAV II, at
?. NJ IN the Great Hall when the rraduatng class will de-
the report OF the trustees be pr-sente The nnsic
will provided by tie Now York Glss and Aadraa Society,
with chorus o. singers.
procured grats the olcs OF the Cooper
Union between the hoars ofy A. ~ andn ? y. daily.
ABRAM S. HEWITT, Secretary.
yVILSON SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINEs-THE BEST
w cheapest hrst class mschiars in tho price
from $40 to 3luo sslosroom 7u7 Broadway.