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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF SCHOOL BOARD,l
lpuI (IAS STpEET

OFFICE OF SCHOOL BoARD,l
1901 CLAY STREET. :
r5NO CARPENTERS, BRICKLAYERS,
l. AND UTHERS.-Sealed proposals will be re-
ccivrd mt this Office till the 10th of April for the
OF 4 SCHOOL-l1OUSE to be
erected OH the corner of Madison and Cary streets
Plans and specifications, &C., can be seen ut the Office
of Mcssrs. Iybrock & Sicbcrt, Main street.
The committee reserve the right to reject any or
ali bids ALFRED MOSES,
IN l0-r Chairman Building Committee.
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In answer to question we reply TINT in
England the neighbors Of the distinguished
historian cull him F0,cd. Teutons call the
Missouri senator &corts--Ncao York Stand
,.,g
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ROOKs, STATIONERY, &c.

GOODBYE, SWEETHEART, 75c.; Life
VI OF Brouphain. ". 90; Mabel Lee, 81; True Us
steel By Marian Ilariasd $ise; Homer M InS@
Poems, eLso; SOuthMorths Lost aeir, S,.,s so ~
'Iubhs,ck's Prehistoric Times, IS; The Moosnng
Princess, si.7S; Baldwins Ancient America, Ssi
J All the KEW BOOKS az 1913 MAIN STREET,
up lp-d&w ~ RANDOLPH ESaLisa.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ANDl
POTOMAC RoUTE. March 30. 1871,

7 IkICHMUNDt EHEUENIChSbCRV
POTOMAC ROUTE, March 80, ls72.
TIP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-Street sta
~ ton. 1920 p. II.
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Street station,
Z. NJ. Except on Sundays.) ,y,$. - .r-a
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad-Street sta
ton, 4P. NJ Except on Sundays.) -, ~.
y DOWN DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd-Street sta
ton- I'll p. NJ. ....f- - sss.gs ~
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd-street sta
ton. BIS A. III. Except on Mondays.j
! DOWN ACCOSiNiODA ALTON TRAIN arrives at
Broad-Street station, s:37 A. M. except on Sun
days) ,ss'.l
Travellers bound westrid Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road viii by taking the 1920 p n mali hence connect
with the a:lT p. NJ train at Relay Hose, on the Balt
more and Ohio railroad. by theo p. d. they will
connect with the $40 A. NJ ut Relay House, on the
same road-the former being the quicker line for
points west a-isss ~ s'Ec ap1
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COMM d: B

CORN AND FLOUR ExCHANGE.1
RICHMOND, VA. April 20, ls72. 8
OFFERINGS. sss.
CoRS.-Whte, s,7ts bushels; OF this, 5000 bushels
were to arrive. Yellow, 50 bushels.
OATS.-83s bushels. -. sEsS-f
PEAcn-BLow PorAToEs--1so bushels
SALES
CoRN.-White, a12 bushels very good ut lie. $50
bushels very good ut TIC; 900 bushels very good at
Isc- Yellow, so bushels very good nc &c.
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MILES. HORSES, &c.

TOR SALE.-Wishing to Teducclh
i Ilc number of my teams, offer for "a
sale n pair of good MULES, COAL WV
CART, aud HARNESS complete. GS2&e%
Also one sound and reliable WORK HORSE.
Aprly to G.. X. LIPSCOMB,
40 l9-3t* corner Seventh ana Byrd streets.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
SIMMER RESORTS.
TAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS,
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VA,
VIA WINCHESTER, VA

This delightful watcring-place has. been thor
ougly refitted and is now kept In the best modern
style. Its waters arc ALKALINE, and have Il wide
pcpsia, Diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder, III
cl ding Calculus in various Skin Diseases. and Ill
ciradmiralc effects on the female constitution.
The air of Capon Is unsurpassed in all the mouli-
tains of Virginia fer salubry elasticity, and dry
ness. -,
Its SPLENDID BATHS were declared Ivy Sir
Henry Bulwcr, when OH visit here with Mr.. Web
stcr is hardly equ.lled by anything he had seen III
Europe.
For our pamphlet, with full particulars OF rates
charges, &C., &c, apply to PURCELI LApD o.,
druggists, with whom we have placed the WATER
on salc.) or to the undersigned by mail
an lo-lm FRAZIER & SALE. Prorrietors.
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SALE, AND ~
IL LIVERY STABLE, ~
FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
MILES AND HORSES FOR SALE.

MULES AND HORSES FOR SALE.
Parties In want of stock will lind it to their interest,
after looking elsewhere, to call OIL us IL they wish to
purchase No. MULES and HORSES, for we are
rcparCd TO sell the finest stock 1T the lowest prices.
Don't forget j. b. DayiS's old stand.
TURNER & co.
on LIVERY by day or month.
ap 4-d&wlm TURNER co.
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y GATHRIGHT, F URNITU Req
f.. DEALER, having moved to the new Ea
store No. 1G Governor street, between aaln n
and Franklin, keeps on hand large stock oninmu
the latest styles Of HOMEMADE and hwna
ERN FURNITURE; also, Lounges; ,ha Ia,sest
prices for cash 1t WIN be to the interest Of buyers
:" e-'0 '' E. GATHRIGHT,
fe 1sam No. is Governor street.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.


CERTIFICATE.- VA, Septem-
~ her 20, 1sss.-Mcssrs Wood & Son: have tho
roughly tried your JOCKEY CLUB HORSE POW
DERS, and can recommend them. When properly
used due attention being paid to feeding and curry
Ing they are the best horse medicine for general use
have ever seen. 4 dose occasionally given SAVES
FEED and keeps the animal in good plight. You
ought to send them all over the country. They arc
no hulnbug. Respectfully, yours,
j. X. MOUNTCASTLE.
PREPARED and sold by WOOD & son, Ninth and
Main streets. Uptown agency at POLK MILLER's,
Fifth and Marshall streets. apl9
FoUGERA's NU SClIsls PREPARA-
IODISIZED SYRUP OF HORSERADlSu,
HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE,
SMITHS WHOOPING-COUGH CORDIAL,
FOUGERA'S IODlNIZED COD-LIVER OIL,
ErHERIZED COD-LIVER OIL,
ESPIC'S ASTHMA CIGARETTES,
LANCELOT'S ASTHMA CIGARETTES,
LAVILLE'S ASTHMA TUBES,
LAVILLE'S GOVT REMEDIES,
PASTILLES OF THE ALKALINE LACTATES,
LOZENGES OF PEPSIN Tactic ACID,
COILS BROWNIES CIILORODYSE.
SAyQRY & MooRE's PANCREATlzED COD
sAVoRY & MooRE's PANCREATIc EMUL-
SION;
and ali the ncv and valuable foreign and American
pharmaceutical products to be had OF
- MEADE Il BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists,
apI8 $40 Main street.
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TrRoUGH TO WAsInSGToS.-The AleXan-
dria Gazette Of Friday last says:
Construction trains now cross the bridge
over Occoquan creek at Colchester daily, and
the track from that point to Quantico, Il dis
lance of twelve miles, is being laid us rapidly
as possible. and that is half 4 mile II day.
An effort was made to prosecute the track
LAYING from the Quantico end Of the line, but
it was unsuccessful, A half a mile day,
however. will complete the connection in
twenty-four good working days, as the
bridges are all finished except that over
Ncabsco, and that will be by the time the
tlack-layers reach there; and it is expected
that the other end Of the line will he reached
and that trains will run through to Rich
mond in six weeks at the fulthest.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-While the
freight train bound from Harrisonburg to
this city was between Linden and Markham
stations, about o'clock last night, the engi-
neer, Mr. Michael Lynch, saw on the track in
| front of him what at first appeared to be 4
stump, then a large four-leggcd animal, and
| then, as he approached it, man moving
along on all tours. The whistle blew for
brakes several times, but as the train was
running on Il heavy down-Sradc its momcn-
tun could not he stopped until the locomo-
tive and the twelve loaded cars attached to
it had passed over the man, cutting his body
| in half and tearing one arm from its socket,
and of course killing him instantly.
The train was then stopped, and the re-
mains of the unfortunate man were picked
up, put on a litter, and brought down to
Markham. from which place they were taken
to his home, near by. His name was Ma
thaniel Holmes, u carpenter by trade, and a
man well spoken of by all who knew him.
He leaves wife and five children. 1t is sup.
posed that he had, while under the influence
of liquor, fallen upon the track, and was
trying to crawl oil of it when the train over.
took him.-Alerandria Gazette, 18th.
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IVERpooL SALT, PoRTER, Stout.
AND BRANDY.
aBUCKLEY's,' ]" DEAKTNs,r and enc ee,e-
brated ".woRTHTSGToSr brands, psr bark
Znfreideuheit and brig WiiiIamina,
direct from Liverpool. Il.
Also HIBBERT'S PORTER and GUINNEss's
EXTRA DUBLIN STOUT, and HENEEssEY,
and JULES ROBIN CO.'S DARK and PALE
CoGNAC BRANDY-an of our direct importation,
in bond or duty paid, at prices IS low as can be
offered by any American importer.
ap22 s. c. TARDY CO., importers.
DICkLEs.-Hy you want PICKLES to sell
or PICKLES TO eat, have some very fine and cheap.
R.F. JAMES,
is No. 1928 Main street.
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Passenger train leaves Richmond on Tuesdays.
Thursdays, and Saturdays, It !. NJ, c0nnecun8
with the splendid steamer STATE OF VIRGINIA,
Captain. l.. w. FREEMAN, for the above-named
points touching at the river landings, and arriving
In baltimore on the following morning In time 90
connect with trains north and west
THROUGH TICKETS and BAGGAGE checked
passenger train leaves daily except Sunday for
West Point. ~ Tyl!..-y ~ ~, ooY,x..
STREET. on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, ut
p. NJ, arriving In Richmond at ii O'Clock the fol:
lowing morning, giving passengers three hours ana
thirty minutes to transact business aud cline betore
the leaving Of the trains South.
Freight train, with passenger car attached, leaves
Tuesdys, Thursdays, and saturdays, nj O'Clock a;
II. for through ffeiglts to all points S0rtn and
West: and on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
for local freight between Richmond and West Point
Fr a received daily, carefully handled, and
promptly forwarded Through bills OF lading gwen
10 all points. - ...Gs15e sSsi'
From Richmond TO Balumore...- %
From Richmond to Philadelphia. 70
From Richmond TO New York. 10 70
From Richmond 10 Boston, all rail $4,000. ~ 70
From Richmond to Boston via the Sound..... IL 10
i''-' WILLIAM N. BRAGG, Super1ntensaeent.
REUBEN, FOSTER, General Agent, NO. OL'shl
st5ef T. TaYnoa, General Tickle. and Freight Agent
i'i n. 81 HorclKIss, Travelling Agent NIB
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sEwING-MACIEENES.


WTHLCOy & GIBBS
sEWING-MACHIEEs.
We or!y state demonstrated fact when we soy
that no one cXperimcually acquainted with the Diff
ferent kinds Of sewiug-inachines would have any
other as gift while they can buy ii /;
WILCOX & GIBBS MACHINE. s
We only quote the language Of hundreds of expe-
rfepced and competent Judges when we say IL Is the
best beyond all comparison, In every respect
The largest and most reliable selection OF informac
zion on sewing-machines ever offered TO the public
will be sent free by mall on application. =
we will give sewing r,achinc 10 any one WHO
will canvass and make four sales. Circulars fur
nished for the purpose free 70
ONE MONTHS TRIAL OF A MACHINE BE
FORE PURCHASE
free Of charge, sent TO any responsible address.
AGENTS WANTED, EVERYWHERE.
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mh4 Ninth and Bank streets, Richmond, q.
GEWING-MACHINES OFCALL5 KINDS.
JNf;.NACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sci
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the 6LOAt
LIZ - -, ~ sLoAT & ADDINGT0H,,
mye 1415 Cary street. fear Fourteenth.
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TERMs LIBERAL.

JAMES Il. A. GIBBS, Proprietor,
nh A Ninth mud Rank Etrects, Richmond, va.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. SO.

A ELEGANT FIRST CLASS AND COMPLETE PRI-
a. yats ssptlems,nos ms Turnout at public nuctcn % on
street without restriction limit. JOHN L. vANDE-
One Of the handsomest best style and gated Trgtters
in s s city, ; aa bay @ hgh nsy sseS S anS
has amiahIe disposition has record Of s at Fleet
SSS as @ ss Is S
lew DAYS can beat 40 on any good track is
al s sna %
a'iS @
able elegant coupe or family horse warranted sound
Two elegant black pet Pones 10 other IL hands
sh Il are P % s 81 psa O sssy
are thoroughly trained and are sound and kind =,
s @ and s BE an .nS sn 5
horse and the finest sadder in the city pedigree &C. at
no x sss as
new ths spring, BY Dunscomb Of single Har
@ns g %p sssn wagon s
IN some ne being The properly Of private
who abroad This sale i worthy Of special attention
eg
NO FIFE RS ffxsss 81 1n
Of Ave hnc Horses Carriages and Troting Wagons Har
ssis on account 81 business ensssements occupying ali
asnassms and fns high bred and m fast bay Gea'ng
finely gated with fne disposition; trotted at Louisville,
KY four heats below AS; he s fine road horse
can be found In the State outspeed most OF the noted
rotter. and y warranted sound and kind;
ss srn ns In ssPns
dam Messengers he In great styles Is safe and rel
able and trotted mile at Morristown last summer In
he can trot much faster now a. road Horse he Is in
u ns sia black % Is hands high
years old extra stylish, free and easy driver;
r9t In minutes and travel TO end Of road no can be
By
TO road wagon; Is extra fine under saddle; be driven
by lady to top OF speed warranted sound and kind
Also very nanIsome ana stylish turnout consist
l4 hands high years old warranted sound and kind.
Also Pony Phaeton, Harness, &C.
Also Carriages and Wagons Harness. Blankets Sheets
Robes, &C.
For full particulars see catalogue Mt sale.
Stock exhibition at stable at all times previous TO
sal
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NEw YORK, May IL. 1872.

ITO CONTRACTORS FOR WATER PIPES
i The ST. Alhans Aqneduct Company, of St. Abans.
VT prepared to receive proposals about
thousand feet OF cencntned wroughtiron Water Pipes.
with their appendagcs of valves and hydrant be aI
and set complete.
Plans specifications may be seen and forms OF pro-.
posal obtained at the office OF the company, l05 Aa!1
street, st. Albans, Vt.
Tenders must be delivered At the ONCE Of tho company
before IL O'Clock NJ Saturday tho lsth inst The
Aqcduc Cumpany reserve the right 10 reject any or all
proposals.
BY order Of the Directors
LAURENCE BRAINERD Preadens
ST. ALBASs, Vt, May 6, 1872
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TO CoNTRACTORs.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
dnd for the cSs @ nd sad
Railread rom Nashua e Rochester as mes viii be
geek kn@cu
S and
sa .y and ss.Rss sR &
me once o. engineer OF the company In the telegraph
The n % M the right reject bd
- y Engineer I Nashua Ash and Rochester Railroad
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE
srusiIon eSraer trss;s s and M no S Where
Ing he coal and Mood required for the fubc Schools Ii
Say eight thonsand Se tons Of Coal and three thou.
fna @ Sd Of oS 81 ns aS a ns s Tns
stove and nut s1ss IN good order two thousand
de!ivcrsdin the bins te several school buiidnss '
$ sS
qasSss shs various Sizes 's y i !eaSrs% WIN
stove size thousand p egg size and thrso
The oak wood must 70 Of the best quality the sticks nos
iss Ha IN ssS q e'' long and not less than three %
The pine wood must be OF the best quality not less than
must s Price per cord of 1913 cubic
as ySs sSsas
s sSps w2 BE- 1iGsssa
measured under the supervision of the Inspector OF Fuel
q thc department. o. Public Instruction. and must be de-
lvercd AT the schools when ordered, follows Two
thirds Of the quantity required from the 18th Of July to-
the 10Th OF September and the remainder required
committee on supplies said wood. both oak and pine,
must be piled IN the yards, cellars, vaults the
school building may be designated by the proper
hority the contracts for supplying said wood to
be binding until the lst day Of June 1878.
Two sreties for the faithful performance OF the
ract will be required and each proposal must be
panied by tie signatures and residences OF the proposed
sureties
No compensation win be allowed for delivering said
png the same in the yards cellars vaults or bins OF said
schools
Proposals must be directed to the Committee on Sup.
plies Of the Department Of Public Instruction. and should
be indorsed Proposals for Coal, Proposals for
Wood" as tho may be-
The Committee reserve the right to reject any all tho
proposals received
HOOPER @. VAN WORST
WILLIAM WOOD,
TIMOTHY BRENNAN
Committee Supplies
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EO7 BROADWAY, CORNER OF FOURTH STREET.
OO Liberal advances Diamonds, Watches, Jewel
ry Silks Cancrs Hair shaw Iaces and personal prop
erty of every description. JAMES r. MATTHEW'S.
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LOAN OFFICES.

COX BROADWAY CORNER AMITY STREET.
OCC Money literally advanced on Watches, Jewelry,
Diamonds and all other personal property The same
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS

~ TNiTfD HTATRs ENcssKFn UFffCF, I
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Apr, ~, is72
Sealed proposals in duplicate will be- rcccycd at this
Office until ten dW o'clock A. N. on "Wednesday. May
twenty nine 2D 1871 Tor improving the Tennessee hyer
nj the following Points, viz.
AZ moss Wneal From one az to % miles below
The suck, ehn'ui"oos"' ''''n -,
AZ Colbert shoals From seventeen az 70 twenty-five
Bee Tree Shoals (2j miles below Florcnce, Az. ~,
The work be done consists In general terms ~ u'
excavation u rock both In cdgcs and dsisenca inc r.,
poval Of gravel and the construction OF riprap
in the riycr-the depth Of water varying rom zero ~ 70
three 81 feet at the low water stage . .,,,-@..
atious instructions for bidders ami
nrned or,ns on which all bids offered must be made
ma . no had upon application nt this Office -
"ia' w =" w2LrEK MCFARLAND. Major Of Ensineers
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
AT THE GREAT EAST SIDE ESTABLISHMENT.
FANCY GOODS
by every steamer from Europe
L. RIDLEY SON
offer to-day
over 900 cases new Straw Goods.
French and English Chips.
ALL THE NEWEST STYLES.
You can find every shape ana braid here.
Tho largest stock In this city
French Flowers, Wreaths, Vines &C.
Real Laces, Collars, Barbes
PARAsoL COVERS A SPECIALLY.
Embroideries Dolly Warden Ties Soc. each.
Yankee Notions from pin TO diamond
KID GLOVES
! at Soc.: two buttons, 73c pair
Our 81 Glove warranty give new pairs when they rIc
EsTsTa sIsy', !. sSGs,osi I1s.s 8 81 5 Pc!
Ridley. Perfect seams for Cent? 81 90 the pair war.
Lot Of Gents Kids, nns shades, 81 tho pair
WE IMPORT our OWN GLOVES.
Clearing out other brands
Look at our Sash Ribbons at 75c., s5c and CSC.
ERIDI.EY SON.
Nos. 90, S1I, Sis Grand street
and Nos s., g. g., q % and 70 Allen street,
fifth block east from the Bowery
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one BROADWAY, OPPOSITE ELEVENTH STREET.
CVO Money literally advanced on Diamonds Watches,
Jewelry silks Dry Goods and property evcry
description private entrance for ladies j. A. JACKSON
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

LfoR sALE-Two CANADIAN PONIES; WILL SUIT
IL butcher baker or express; old, warranted
sound and kind WIN be sold cheap at 25 Spring street.
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DRosPECT PARK FAIR GRouND ASSOCIATION.
i Monday, May IL, o'clock.
Match, $3.50; mile heats, best in o.
II. w, Howe names b. &. Clambakc, to wagon
l. s. sanmis names &. Billy, IN harness.
Good day and track. GEO. w. OAKLEY,
Superintendent
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O1O BRoADWAY.--MoNEY ADVANCED TO ANY
CIC amount on Diamonds Watches, Jewelry, Silver
Laces, India shawls, 4c. same bought Private office
for ladies. A. 9. HERTS.
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DARTLETrS NEW LAMPS, "BoULEvARDn PAT.
ID tern, excel All In giving light for beauty ana low
cost S<s those In upon Broadway In AL our parks,
taunrcs bouevarGs aaa elscwhcEo. General Office. sd
Broadway.
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THE TURF,
FLEETWOOD PARK TROTTING.
The Fifth Meeting of the Saratoga Stable Trotng Assoc
alton.

Monday, May 49, 1877, at O'Clock p. NJ.
No ]. Glass No 4-Swecpstakcs; mile heats best In
5; in harness or to wagons
A. - Odeu Flour Boy.r
L. Odells. ..............b g.............." "JOc.n
Owners b. g.... ......... Frank
No. Glass No. 2sweepstakes mile heats best in s.
in harness.
j. O'Rorkes...,.....g. g............ "Joc Hoxic."
A. s. Odes .br. Dandy
Owners Observation-Disclosures u............. "Fuzzyo
A. r. Pitts. b. m Belle Joncs.n
In harness.
Ed. Odeirs... Geo. NJ. Patchen.r
Owners blk g.............. "Hhica.b
A. odeirs . blk m "Teazer."
No Glass No l-Sweepstakes; mile heats; best In s.
In harness.
Ed. Odells..'. b. starlight.
John Murrhys b. ..............."Ka
A. 3. II yEN cdr sunssinenssry sins msnpy"
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a sH1TH's PA11EEs HAzAAH' 81 BHoADwAY'
later novelties on view this week. The grand sUNhER1
FAvoRITF Dolly Warden polonase can be changed from,
plain pelisse TO tight fitting polonaise In THREHi
MINUTES and back again quickly Price Of patern,1
with CLOTH MODEL 10 show how 20 make and puti
together, and how IL looks when finished, ONEj
ment out and enclose II with ONE DOLLAR3
70 us for which win mall the above pa to you'll
BAZAAR for ONE YEAR rREEi NOW Is the time tol
WORLD, and the ONLY fashions publication IN THf61
country that IMPORTS STYLES and furnishes patterns
Of them. Your subscription Will begin with the NEXT,
number. A BURDETTE SMITH,
sl4 broadway, New York.
A -A.-A-A.-PREPARATOR TO GOING TOD
IA. Europe for my fall stock of India CaIners Hsir
Shaws will offer those on hand at low prices
J. RUSSELL. So East Twentieth street.
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COAL AND WOoD.

(NOKE-S2 so PER CHAIDR,SS, DELIVERED 1xME-
" diatciy ~ every part the cy. orders by mail
promptly attended 70. Icssonahc yeduction To ship
pcrs. CRAPSEu BURNS, 49, West El.steenth street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"A or not In the contemplated Colored Seminary in
erookyn earnestly requested TO call Immediately on
rITfS Attorney, 249 Thompson street. first class
Property admirably adapted can nc bought for song or
ut auction this week and II promptly secured by col
,rcd person the Seminary or hiiiscf will be benefited
thousands OF dollars inside OF ~ days The safest OF safe
things; chance in lifetime absolutely no risk After
Medneay too late. Any coored person can here make
$1,000 sure as the sun shines.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-13

AN ELEGANT BAY HORSE, 16 HANDS, SIX YEARS
old long tuli tail and name, very Stylish warranted
perfectly sound every way Any gentleman wanting 9
surrror horse at moderate price viii do we'll 10 look
tLis one have owned and driven him year. Al
present have no for him. Apply at ADAMS shoe
lfnre va Eilhth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-13

CoRsETs,
SKIRTS and
TOURSoURs
srECnLT1iA
Now Opening,
Elegant Styles Latest Paris Novelties,
at Mrs GAYEOR's,
corner OF Twelfth street and BroadwayI
Also
Cbildren's Corsets, weists, Shoulder Braces Pads,
Nursery Corscts,
Abdominal Supporters,
new Travelling Skirts.
All atvery reasonable priceA
N B-A 10. OF splendid Shapes IN French embroidered
and other Corsets, slightly soiled,
az less iian half price.
TTAIRi HATRl HAIR --sHAW's PATENT HAIR.
IL equal 70 human hair can be conbcd and brushedE
Switches 81 &c Human hair cheapest IN the markety
Solid Switches yard long, s3 French twist 81; Curi3
81 and upwaras iadies made Is cts latest
syles hand $50 Bowery between Fourth street
and Great Jones street; highest prices paid for human
hair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-13

A FURNITURE FAMILIES CAREFULLY MOVED,
IA. city country; furniture nackcd and shipped
forage for furniture &c. BURNHAMS Express lis West
Eicycnth street. nenr SIKH avenue.