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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-18
Tho Calena Tournament.
KENNEDYvILLE, Nd, juno 18th, 1872.

EDITOR GAZETTE Thinking that an account
Of the Tournament "that took place ut 0alena
on l3th." might prove interesting. send the fol-
lowing account: The day was fine. hut the dust
from the track was perfectly fearful, the riding
was the best ever witnessed in the county. Each
knight was entitled TO three runs. The Knight
Of Diamond State, R. L. Pnce. and the knight Of
Lone Star, W. A. Wilson, Of Maryland tied, and
were the only contestants for the fret prize: and
then the contest was between the champions OF
the two States, on the second trial they tied
again. and while preparing for the third rds. the
vast assembly was in . state Of suspense, hardly
a word wss heard above whisper. on the third
ride the Diamond State was succsssful, scoring
two above the Knight OF Lone Star. He found
fosmAn worthy of his Steel Wisoo had nsvsI
ridden before. Prics was the winning Knight al
Middistown, last tall First prize sst Of Silver
Ware, won by Price sscond prize . set Of Hsr,
ness, by Wilson; the third priRs Silver Pitcher
was won by BENZ. Kansly. Knight Of Aiddlstoun
Miss NJ L. Price, OF DsIaware. was crowned
Queen; Ais E. Bedding. Of 0alsns, 6rst maid o.
Honor; Miss L. Cochrane, Of Delaware, second
Miss Ella 4edden, Of 0alsna, the third. Geo
Laymsn, of Kent, crowned the third maid o.
Honor. So the honon wsss evenly divided, il
two prizes we're taken by Delaware. The day
psssed Oh very pleasantly, end all parties join il
wishing for another such very soon-
| Respectfully Youn, &c.
LEWIS JENKINS.
General Sherman has been visiting the places o
| interest in and near Vienna. He also slads q
ascension Of Mount Sosmmssing and visiesd NJ
John Jay, the American Minister, Il Rsiehensn
wAsrs tAe latter - now sojourning. The General
accompanied BY Colonel AudsaEisd lssvo to da,
foE Pam.
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Dividends.

vlSHE philadelphia, wilmington "ssN
Baltimore Railroad Company.
PH1L.prLPHrA. June 18th. lSI2.
The Eoard ot Directors have declared n semi.
annual dividend Of Four per cent. on the Capital
5th Of July ISL A. IORNEk.
Inn : 3,s Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-18
Business notices.

Tho Ladies Pronunciamento!
While protesting against all the old worthless
D.u,ifces now in the market, the Ladies, with
one consent, have adopted the "Sozodont as the
one thing r,-edfnl to insure the integrity o' me
teeth and fragrant breath. cod"
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New Ahyerii~essst nts.

Sheriff's Sales.
l.. :. Piano Co;
Agents Wanted.
Binv's Pile Remedy
DIR Tutt. Liver Pills.
Aid Loan--,eu. Z. Mnris.
Tarrant'S Seltzer Apericnt
Dr. L u. Dixon's Lectures.
Uo,tetters Stomach Btter,.
Fire Works-Adams l. Bro.
Donation Prizes Ia scholars.
M.xic,n Me,tang Lininent.
Riyery-w Cemetery-7J Mars
Vulcan Gas Stove--t}aw throp Bro.
House anc Lot for sale III sweeney
Ur. Bunaparte X Cos Great Medical BOOK.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-18

Central Loan Assoclation,-Ne"
~ Series.
A Resolution authori.ine 200 Shares to BE- isslea
mon, hly nesting to be held at ID cir room. No. 404
Market street. On W, dnssday Evsning next, the
10Th inst. Persons Wishing shares will do we'll to
be pres ent, prepared TO max payment.
b. T. HAM kINS, Secy.
Wilmin stOn Del, June L. ct
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-18

NOTICE. 49,
Association " i'll he sold at suction on Tednesdsy
evenine June 18th inst. at the o6hce Of the Asso-
iunls,st GEO. c. MARIS. Secretary.
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a'ants.

WASS1WFnnn; II nn,, ;, ,.,. .h ~. ,t . ,,..n,.
house. Address hox 4o3 Post-office jei.lt'
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EIR EWoRkS

ui every description Gan be
nnrcha sci holes and retail the Great Variety
store Of ADAMS \ BRO 900 Mar rket street,
Wilmington bel junels l5t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-18

The business will bs continued at N. X. corner
Of second and French streets BY the undersigned
the late 6rm. Thsnktul tor past fsvors to the late
firm. he solicits = cOntinusbcc OF patronage from
his friends ana the public general. and will guar
an ZEE satisfaction in all csses.
maya2- -Smdkw w.. HAMMOND.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-18
.Stures, TinWarf, II.

YI,HOMAS Ii. BEESON.
No oO2 MARKET STREET.
Will sell cheap for Cash
STOVES, RANGES AND HEATERS
a. Also. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. in
~ cludine a general assortment Of Wood and
Willow Ware.
~ ROOFING, SPoUTING repairing and ex
changing OF stoves promptly attended to
aprl-6m
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DIssOLuTIoN OF co.pARTNERsHIp.

Notice Is hereby given that that CO partnershi IL
heretoi ore existing between the undersig cd. un
der the firm name OF Hammond / Lsary, carriage
builders. 10 this day dissolved By mutua! consent
". HAMMOND,
J. W. LEhkY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-18

where he will continue keep supply Of the best
articles that be had. and furnish very superior
ICE CREAM. CAKES. Sc., as heretofore. Par
tues supplied as usual lie hopes to complete hi
new building BY the fret of July. when his custom
ers will be furuishe ed pleasant parlors. 6tt ed
pressly for tns :. :co IN modation OF the public.
sp4-daia
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9ust and found.

r O$C-
l. On SATURDAY.. a pair of Coli Srectscles in
this city betwe cen 1th and sth ON " est street Ihs
finder will please leave them at thi, Oce or at th.
Washington Hotel jel1-a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-18
REMOVALS.
GEO. H. ROBINSON,
SIS NlAI1IktT ST.

NONFECrI0NER and Dealer in Fruits. Fo =
" eign and Domestic, has remove ell his store fro n
AZ Market street. to
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-18

NOR RENT-R Rooms in the second story Of tho
T. Gazette building, u Market street. suitable
for Offices
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-18
to Builders.

juuell-tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-18
for Bent.
FOR n e Mt.

- The subscriber offers Tar rent his Sion
w Sand op pos ite the Nation u Hotel Middle
w town. Del. One of rs good s;,ni. a. there
~ is in the State for the dra,u. Lime or Coal
business
v III close out the Stock on reasonable terms
Possess il II given Immediately.
A T. BRADLEY
may25 dkw Middleton. Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-18

Dr. TUFTS Hair Dye acts like Magic.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A LBANY AND TROY BY DAY LINE BOATS O. VIZ
"A BARD and DANIEL DREW. commencing May b.
Leave vestry street pier at 80 M and Thirty fourth
street at 40 landing at Yonkers TarrytOwn and Nyack
by ferry boat, Poughkeepsie Rhinebeck Tivo Caskin
and Hudson.
burg, returning g. same AZ, day. ~ -, sor,
(NITIZENS' EVENING LINE STEAMERS FOR AL
" bany and Troy landing at Catsk fare 80 cents by
the fastest night boats the Hudson Steamers SUNNY
SIDE and THOMAS POWELL leave pier 43 North River.
foot Spring street. daily Saturdays excepted at T. M,
West Tickets sold and baggage checked to all points
Rensselaer, and Saratoga and Troy and Boston Railroads
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE
meeting railroads, including Philadelphia, vineland,
Bridgeton. Greenwich, &c, &c.
On and after May Is steamers connecting with the
trains of this road Sandy Hook will leave pier 70 North
$40 A. NJ and p M.-For Philadelphia, vineland, &c
$40 A. M.-FCr Long Branch, Toms River WaretOwu
and all intermediate stations
SIP M.-For Long Branch and intermediate stations
The first Plymouth Rock and Jesse foyt
been purchased by this company and being
put In complete order for the summer business.
The arrangement will commence early In June
with the boats above named, when Long Branch trains
will be run on better time than heretofore
Communication rates have been reduced.
G. w BENTLEY General Manager,
old ESTABLISHED ALBANY AND TROY LINE
~ of steamers landing at Catskill from Pier a r.,
Rooms, Is cents. Fare to Caskill 10 cents Steamers
Vanderbilt and Connecticut connecting with railroads To
all stations West and North will leave above ate r. M
Freight at reduced rates.
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EXCURSIONS.

A SUNDAY ExCURSION-TAKE STEAMERS NOR
"A RISANIA and HARLEM for Astoria Harlem High
Bridge and all the popular places Of resort at Morrisans
1872 at 10 and IL A. NJ, L. $3.50, 80, and r. ~
landing at Eighth street. East River and 10th street each
way. Go the great tunnel under He'll Gate These
the only boats landing at Astoria within three minutes
walk of this gigantic excavation under the bottom the
East River The greatest attraction In the world Fare 5c.
A ABORT LEE, PLEASANT VALLEY AND
IA. Shadyside. Steamboat PLEASANT VALLEY daily
from Spring street at III, and 5A p M landing both
ways at Thirty fourth street Last boat from Fort Leo
on Sundays at Ga +. NJ.
INxCURSION
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DROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION-A
purse of $780, to saddle, for horses that have never
beaten $4OO to first $2OO second and $50 to third
70 be trotted Friday May 81 Entries to close at the
Brooklyn. on Monday evening, May ~ at ocIock Con-
ditions same advertised for spring meeting.
MARTIN KALBFLEISCH, President
a. W OAKLEY Erperintendent
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A MAJOR G. W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER
a. Great special sale of celebrated Troers Mon
day. May a. at O'Clock, at tho Club House, Eighth
nue. of 30th street. all the property of private
gentleman The stock comprises:-
No BLACK stallion Chas. B. Loew formerly Patchen
Chief aged IL years, 1915 hands high has record of
225l obtained in second heat at Mystic Park, Boston;
sired by George n Pstchen, dam by Abdallah second
2s purse Prospect Park Spring Meeting also matchsd
aside to take place June is next and will be sold with
No bay stallion Young Chief, IS hands high aged
years March: sired by Clark Chief, dam by thor
oughbred got by Billy Towns he by Boston gran
dam by Medoc He can trot In 30
No 3-Bay gelding Bob Stout, ID hands inches high,
years old in July sired by Melbourne dam by Wagner
Can trot in 80
No 4-Brown mare Bourbon Belle, l6 hands high, aged
5years; did trot when years old in 237, to wagon
reference, Mr., Daniel Pheher sired by Aexanders Alb
dallah, dam by Mambrino Chief, second dam by imp
Envoy.
No 5-Brown mare Maggie o, lhia hands high, years
old In July: has shown mile in 2Ss sired by Aexan
der's Abdallah, dam by Pilot, second dam by Medoc.
No Ebay Mare IL hands high years old can trot in
35 or better; sired by Rysdyks Hamblctonan dam
called the Cobb mare, who has record of 2 30
No bay Mare, l5l hands high. years old next July
sired by Happy Medium dam by Oaway can tr0t in 40
Above stock can be Mt the Fashion Course, L. L.,
until day of sale Sale positive and without No
postponement account weather Pedigrees guaran
fppl
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"A me JonNsroN 4 VAN TAssELL
Office and salesoom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post office
The Hore and Carriage Branch
OF our bushes, Is s. CONDUCTED ,, at our
no. and thirteenth street near Fourth avenue
..o WHERE he ,lo we hold Sna regular Ss%lnsos
every Tuesday and Friday
Gentlemen wishing topurchase, or those
q prs to st T IND our house
ness aswe ali business the same straight,
forward principles which govern honorable houses in all
give tie purchaser Of every horse that warranted
Entries for sales Of horses and carriages can be made
M o geg of for a a
Liberal advances made on consignments
"A. MINER STEVENS
have removed their Carriage warerooms from Broad
way to their factory lis to East Thirteenth street
near Fourth avenue where may be found fine
ment of fashionable Carriages Light Wagons their
manufacture.
VERY FINE COUPE HORSE, WITH LONG NAME
II Il, s 10 hands aha a nd e
eyery, respect first class family animal; warranted
built BY in gSSG oT I'd
set ane gold-mounted double Harness.
ai Hf1a sl S sES SRR s ss order
TO be s any %e Ct s S SGs f is nd
@ pSa Fourth / sold H.
00 afS0 VIZ S"i Tas S
A VERY HANDSOME DARK GREEN ENGLISH
IA BrOuRham Tor sale-Made by q first class London
maker yecsnily imported and as good as new also Sc!
OF nne English single Harness very little used Apply at
private stable 1855 East Twenty sixth street between Lex
ington and Third avenues, or OF HENRY PROUsE
COOPER 81 Broadway.
A AN ELEGANT EIGHT SPRING VICTORIA,
sin satin built by Mesrs Brews,er Co. Of TWsn
tyntth street; cost 5000. been used only part of the
season and Is In perfect order May be at BREW
SrER'S Warerooms, Fifth avenue, corner Twcuty-scv
enth street
A LDERNEY BuLLs-FoR SALE, TWO THOROUGH.
n bred Aderney Bulls best blood IN the country aged
Is and 70 months respectively. Address EDWARD
BOYLE, 40 East Twenty sixth street
A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO SELL OUT HIS ENTIRE
n Establishment, consisting OF elegant stylish team
OF young bay Horses 10 hands Ia inch high habroihers
seat Derby Wagon made order by Brewster last june
Harness srns s". Apply to Join coRCoEAN eoaShman, 50
West Forty-fourih street
AN ELEGANT LANDAU WOOD BROTHERS Mako,
~ In plete order; price St5O must DC sold this
week. Address box 6,On Post Office "
A ELEGANT CLARENCE, HAMS MAKE; COST
"A. 81 800 for 81 ion: good as news Coupes, fhhetons
Depot Wagons, second hand, at low prices seas0nabic
prices HNM . ~ n"s' 'o"'" ''o
AT5s LIBERTY sTREET.-FINE ASSORTMENT OF
"A light Top Wagons, Pony and Park Phactons, Rock
away and Depot Wagons. Harness. Robes Sheets WHIPS
+ very nihg Ia t',c hc.sr ifoc.
youxsror = y g.sITiz xsSssi. q A~rs, ..rA.t
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A HYNARD-STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, BAG
"A. gage, &C. Furniture and baggage moved
pressed 10 any part OF The city country. Occs n
Eighth and A2 Yves Fourteenth street
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, SO.

IL ENTUCKY HORSES FOR 6ALE-M WEST FOR
~ tetn street-Pair blacks 10 hands nice drivers pair
Old Tr0ers show minutes four Saddlors.
all rich bays and thoroughly trained this market
r. BAILEY.
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evening and every evening during the Prospect Park
meeting, by WHEELER STORMS.
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E,OR sALE-vERY CHEAP, ON ACCOUNT OF
owners departure for Europe pair ofsplendid Iron
Grays perfectly sound and gentle; 1871 hands; both
der Ok ycars one promises great speed Can be at
West sd0 stables 81 West Fifteenth street. from to II
A. NJ and after g. r. NJ.
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TO the Diamond and Gold Fields
Of South Africa.

Of South Africa.
We are now fitting the Al bark LORD CLARENDON,
qs ne ap Mn G % 40 %sn S
ysss &c owned shares $500 each
trying Ss aSoSs mines S win sS
expedition first class in every respect
cR6bG e{E Gp Co. ~ No. scosnties sip
DEGULAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEW.
and o1 ansng a steamboat skEPY S
Captain James a srse f Sor sry
500 Thirtyour.h street North RiY'r every Sunday
X Meeting with boats for High Bridge and Kns,briec
Landing p sSSS GE t sYs srsFs
and sylvan GROVE win run as follows commencing
Harlem for rs Sc air at "a TO-
and afryf %. ssSs ESQ s.S So and . s"r
Af sThs line that with boats for
''s" '''s' ""' ' j. +. MAILMAN superintendent
DISTINCTIONS REMovED-GovERNoR ISLAND
IL open yistors.-The and elegant steam yacht
Governors Island leaves Custom House pier daily sun
safnns New YORK Al 9ai hours Baud p!asuss every
Immediately after parade
SUNDAY BOAT FOR KEYPoRT'-THE STEAMBOAT
- N0RWALk wiz commence her Sunday route ,r to Ke{
4 ~, landing at Ezabehport Union Hossvte aud
Perth Amboy
STEAMER FORT LEE, GLENwOop GROVE AND
- shady Side 10 charter Sunday schools and private
parties Apply TO CRARY HoLIESBECK, 2e South It.
SALooN STEAMER WYOMING FOR EXCURSIONS
oSe Rssoa Park and
pcs Grove sss West street. near cnrsoghe Hnosarrr
S,uNDAY BOAT FOR NEWARK.
> On and after Sunday, April u.
the steamboat - - -
THOMAS r. WAY
will make her regular trips
Leave foot OF Market street. Newark, At A. y. anA
I'M .
leave foot Of Barclay street. New York. ~ - 4 T.
ana I m NJ
s~ss..n. - SssscA xvsns ss4A wss,,
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DOOLS SOLD AT JOHNSONs RESTAURANT, lls7
l. Broadway, corner Twenty eighth street, on Prospect
Park Trong Monday evening and every evening during
INC lneeuhsi also ~ eMsA1RsIfx SayoHNsoH
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, so.

A As, DINGEE, AUCTIoNERR.
N. Large and attractive sale Of
together with the "wrenwood Stock Farm"
William II. sckles, ESQ,
!. ,,o TUESDAY, May %, 1872 at Il O'Clock NJ,
s eoS%y
Brood and n 's
Also superior hsra ct c Aasrs sS%Sp ow
w''red Ald'rp myi sna p caIHss and Bull,
ss l Of Barclay street
% e nU S9s
fer to take New Jersey Railroad and Freehold Branch
E % a'
ESQ., on the PREMISE 8 pI n CO. Auetioneers
a ss9 and 34l Fourth av. corner Twenty fifth street
sAnK HER 4 AZ TaNRssn
HAhns e hEnSDP F1Es
ON rursb A Pulls JnSE Aa4cthlc%p', O'CLOCK
oa l A S%Yho 1HS sr q * FARM 2S50oN
h'sn''q The S,s' Stock GRle eo%p sGlaa'' n
ssss r s24 sss
%s% SS $sS S sr
Mares And LADY Gray Girl
GIBBS Hsand G s CHI SUSIE Sa Miss a
TppO Sab, Billy Denton Delmonlco Robert Bonner &c.
Among the brood Mares are Lady Conklin, BY old
Hambleonian Lady Lawrence by same; chestnut Mare,
by Guy Miller; spotted Mare by Sacketts Hambleonan
chestnut Mare by Abdaah Chief sorrel Mare by Duke
o! Orange; Lady Beckman by Red Bird &c.
Above stock have been selected with great care and
bred with reference to speed.
special train leaves from foot of erie
Railway at 30 M arriving at the farm at IL 80 and
returning after sale.
Catalogues can be obtained Of Barker Chase,s City
Auction Mart and New York Tattersals of Broad
way and Thirty ninth street. of Colonel A. H. Taylor,
Turner's Orange county, New York.
Terms OF sale-Four months, approved notes. with in
terest, or per cent off for cash.
Sale positive and without reserve.
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1 NITED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OFFIOIAy.
1fS *
TINTED STATES GOVERNMENT PASSPORTS Or
~ tanned from Washington In So hours
day ssH rssn ssd s0 na
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
PAoIFIo o HHIF syE4ns ap ooSr4ss
CARRYING %AI55sSs SAsspsonns AND
KIs SNESFdxN xSS paSSo 14nymA
AhA!FasS sS SH ASP ahl 4kHiHEn'cA'
hs:s ssS rs s;Ss sassp. when
viii u RSeT a c assdR GSn ion
RR RMTH &ies S,oGneons st WIN Ac
sS ~ named
steamer JAPAN win leave San Francisco Juno I, ls73
GT ana China For rates Of freight ard
pier on the
GAN DOMINGO LINE-THE UNITED STATES MAI.
h1e on eanesa sanSy W. SSf
r. NJ, for Puerto PMta, SANTANA san Domingo City
10, ''sss essisfs sSff Broadway.
mingo City, In sums to suit purchasers, for sale.
1,ExAs LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUCHING
rhe CITY 81 peea sases mail
tom at pier 20 East River will leave on Saturday,
Through bills of lading given Houston and to points
on the Galveston, Houston and Henderson and h. B. 4
For freight o. passage appEE co s m,as, lam.
or to ". P. CLYDE, ll9 Wall street.
limited STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
The elegant S sidewhec steamship SOUTH
win sail for St Thomas, Para .Ternambnco, Bahsi and
RIO Jsnsiro on Thursday May rs at o'clock r H. from
For freight Or passage "g Wa GARRISON, Agent.
No. Bowling Green.
sTATEs sx xA TS MAyAs COMPANY
Sailing Sss sSssy bier So Hs
SSHsSsS$ Sff 5ss,
For freight or passage ap BBfSM g President
No. 8 Bowling Green
New ssd Ms sssn ySs4 anS ..,n
pleE Fast River ~ direct e Tsxsns
sSHi ssas on "fSss
o 81 R1s
For freight or PASSES 44RRbSk z SONS Broadway
%TsSh B.saoy pss Ma.
''' freight ''''shFs Sf eEsK BROTHERS CO.
T0R NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Tho STEAMSHIP, Shs 9 GSRE esp Inv Whitman. WIN
Cscs Pisr n rssS rsassd On aa saturday
and g. PASSAGE to I
II. b. CROMWELL q CO., 70 West street.
INOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Il MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE,
from pier No. North River, at O'c!0ckP. NJ
GENERAL MEADE
on Saturday, june !.
ssss isssssd Ssssa for 81
dn appg to
NOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
The Old Domtnon Steamship Company will despatch.
shin MYANOKE, for Norfolk, City Point and Richmond,
Tuesday, May a. at 5 r M, giving through bills OF
iadng TO all POINTS South and Southwest Through pas
senger tickets issued to all points Accommodations
equacd Apply at pier 81 at the general office. lS1
Greenwich street, corner Of Dew street
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A MAJOR G. w. BARKER, AUCT1ONEER
"A. ExECUToRs' SALE OF FAST TROTT!NG STOCK
ON THURSDAY, MAY 80 ATl2 O'CLOCK,
at the residence of the late
WILLIAM NJ. RYSDYK,
In the town Of Chester, Orange county, New York.
The stock comprises 10 head Of Stations edino Colts
Fies, of which sired by Hambletonian and by
BefOunder also the celebrated Hoe Mare heavy foal
to HambletOnian
Full descriptions and particulars at SALE,
Sale positive and without reserve.
GEO. f. ANDREWS, ir.
SOLOMON G. CARPENTER, I&ecutors.
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sPoRT1ro-DOGs, BIRDS, sc.
THE TURF.
DROsPECT PARK
L FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
SPRING MEETING, 1877
COMMENCING TUESDAY, MAY ~.


conh HrS5Hs n 4UEsS9s, ia KAY q.
10 s sn s S
Alden Goldsmith enters b. g. Abdallah.
p SsEss ssis,s i HaxIs SSssh
T H% %Ss snsrs s,s S ri rv.,,,.
J; Campbell enters b. Spartan.
90 rs S5ss a S 500 SSSfe % SS
i Rd DSy enters enters b. 6 E. JpdGe s sSH
,. .Fislsr enters q: 8: Honest buchanan.
J. NJ Petit enters b. m sunbeam.
SECOND DAy-wEDNEsDAy, MAY % ..
ss haHs ssSss sshsn
f9ssss S :%sss s.,.
Col b assps s"sr dun s 'e g. p Fs
j. j Bowen enters b. 81 g. Game camors
A., sS ; g 500 to third
Z l. IT, Do.y sntersblk s : e e r Lew.
D, rGfer enters s. $. Byron No.
T. $. Carpenter enters s. Noncsrch.
THIRD DAy-THURsDAy, MAY 80
r sSssGs ss Dane AND SEQ
w H. Wilson enters blk. m. LaLy Pate, formerly Lady
Yancy.
John Ellis enters b. 4. J. Ellis.
A. Patterson enters CHI. g. Greenhorn
Z Z; :, poiy enters Or 8 Edwin byhn,i Eopth.
d. q. Murphy enters b. 4. Tip.
Pawling enters b. &. deorge.
a: Vanderberg enterser. Z Frank -
W. Mcmahon enters b. 6. Coroner K, formerly Black
smith colt
Lew Morris enters b. m. Nettc Morris
Purse No 6For horses that have never beaten 2:27
q. W Ferguson enters blk. g. j. il. Burke:
Budd Doble enters blk. Glengary, formerly Uncle
Abe.
A. Patterson enters CHI. 9. Dreadnaught-
J II. Phillips enters b. e. Ed. White.
= rDer F SoiyFsf BAY YoISsfi MAY 81.
Purse No For horses that have never beaten iS
5000: $3.50 TO first SlO to second and 500 TO third
Alden Goldsmith enters b. s. Abdallah.
G. N. Ferguson enters b. m. Sweetmeat
Hoyt enters 6. Wallace.
u Bowen enters b, 9; Gomez
j. j. Wheeler enters blk IN. Evene.
7. Wood entors &. &. Robert Dixon.
NoTIcE.---The premium of s2Soo free for all, not
due notice will be given.
The above TO be mile heats best three in e in
and M be By the Of the 1t
mission Of the judges Of race under penalty Of being
have Witt Inc t' Of p1o
pretor of the written notice of his Intention not
10 start after which notice the horse drawn shall be
ineligible to start in the horse distancing the
each day at o'clock M, good day and track, Admis
sion TO field, grand stand and quarter stretch, 81.
club house viii Be reserved for ladies' and Gentlemen ac
companyng them Coney Island cars leave Fulton ferry
every I'VE minutes for The grSppds p,o..o
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-05

A correspondent, writing Of Charles
O'Conor, says: "In stature, Mr.. O'Con-
or is rather tall and Of a rather slender
build. He dresses plainly, and this
adds to his plebeian aspect. His coun-
tenance is decidedly Irish, and is of
that medium stamp which is found be-
tween the gentry and kern of that is
land. He might be reasonably taken
for successful grocer or a thrifty dry
goods merchant, or even for second
rate physician. There is something in
that plain countenance, with its dry,
hard lines of thought, that tells of Ia
Dor; but the latter does not suggest
literary culture. There is an absence
of all grace or general attraction, but
we see nerve and calm decision there,
and hidden power is also suggested
that makes one stand in awe"