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UsrRY.-Tle returns already received in
this city render it almost absolutely certain
that the section concerning usury has been
voted out of the State Constitution. In this
city the vote against striking it out would
have been doubled if the voters bad been
furnished with tickets,
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aMIrSEMENTS.


GRAND MILITARY EXCURSION ~
VI WEST POINT YIAYOtk RIVER RAIL
ROAD.LCOMPANY "G." FIRST REGIMENT
VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS, will visit West Point
WEDN ESDAY. June S, 1872. The excursion tiai,
win leave the depot at O'Clock a. NJ. precisely, anu
return by "A O'clock T. NJ.
II Is designed to have q parade OF the company
with target practice at the Point. handsome silver
medal will be awarded to the best shot
MED ann's celebrated First Regiment Bras and
String Band viii discourse agreeable and select nu-
5ic on the ground. In addition TO playing popular
airs along the route 49,,
Every arrangement has been made hy the com
mittpc for the accommodation AMI pleasure OF tue
rxcursionists Good order shall prevail as the most
rigid military discipline will be enforced 49,
Parties Wishing 10 spend pleasant gay our OF tnc
cty with tic advantages OF fresh air, saltwater
bathing fishing, dancing, etc, would DO well 20 JOIN
in tile cXcuIslou. !, 49,. -. J., A., d, so.
for gentleman, 81 for each additional iauy, ooe.
children, 25c. rrl :, .,o
The proprietor of the Huntington louise, at the
Point wifi furnish dnncr 10 the cNcursioniits Ill SOC
rach Ice-creams. CONNECTIONS, etc, VIII be iur-
ni-hed at city prices. s.. ,a,,,,, !,
Tickets can be procured Of hlcssrs. Randolph =
English West, Johnston Co., officers oil the regi-
inent. and from the committee: =,
COMMITTEES: Lieutenant ;. W. Farrar, sergeant
W. $. SiuiolIs, Private a. NJ. Gum.
my 2S-30jel-5,4&5 ,.-
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M DELICIOUS COLOGNE.-We have
lust received a full supply Of TIE celebrated Ma
RIE CLEAIENTINE MaRTIN kI4oSTERFRAU''
COLOGNE WATER, formerly sold by Mr. Cranza
All who have used /, pronounce II the most testing
and fragrant Cologne imported, ;, ..s-g.sgys .ss
MEADE 4 BAKER, Pharmacists,
nv .o-pw : -. 91s Main street.
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Hon. GEORGE H. TRANSFORMATION. james
C. Robinson, of Illinois, received this morn.
ing letter from Hon. George II. Pendleton,
in which strong ground is taken in favor Of
the endorsement of Greeley at Baltimore.
Mr.. Pendleton says that it is hopeless TO
attempt party nomination, and That the
choice has to be made between Grant and
Greeley. Healso says that only two classes are
opposed to Greeley's endorsement, and that
they are-first, those who are too foolish to
see that it is the only chance for future
good government; aud, second, those who
desire the reelection OF Grant. This letter
places at rest all dispute as to the position
Of the great Ohio leader Washington let
tRr-Baltimore Sun. ..s.g... 81. ..re .es...
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aaARRIED.

At First baptist church. by tlfa ReY.Dr. Burrows,
on tho aIsti Instant Mr. ED VI ARD G. B0UsH and
OF thfs city, ''1I F'TI5'lFT!7T7 fftlT s7f7;'a -
ri Baltimore tDddJ and Galveston fTcxas} papers
please copF.aH .sfta- .:.3sf nfsfsi .,5<iI1~ itHA
On tbe I'D instant. at St Peters cathedral, hy
Rev. Father yanderviyer, GEORGE NJ. MORAN,
OF Washington, ID. c.. and MARY r. PERRIN.
daughter Of George Perrin, of this city. ',tf.A
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NJ TURKISH BATH TOWELS.
The cheapest aud hest assorted stock Of lIuCKA-
BACK and DAA1ASh TOWELS;
Also, a fine assortment OF DAMASK TOWELS;
BLEACHED TURKISH TOWELL1SG. used Tor
Vesting:
BI,EACHED DOYLIES at SOC. Il dozen;
BIiEACHED NAPKINS, all qualities:
TURKEY RED, PINK, GREEN, and GOLDEN
FLAX DOYLIES;
The latest novelties In PINK. GREEN, and
GOLDEN FLAX CLOTHS:
BLEACHED, HALF-BLEACHED, ana Hfo"N
DAAIASk, at prices to SHIT;
WINE DAMASK, fin beautiful designs:
RUSSIA CRASH, ToWELLING LINEN.
LINEN SHEETINGS;
PlQUES, striped, plain, and corded:
MARSElLLES VEST PATTERNS AT
LEVY BROTHERS,.
nv 20 1913 and 1915 Main street
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Su.urrrL.-There were twenty Demo
crats absent from the House of Representa-
tiyes on Tuesday when the kuklux bill, the
ncsro-cquality bill, and the enforcement bill
were defeated. No thanks to the absentees.
SUNSET Cox was sick abed. .' ~. sE
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Mr.. VOORHEES, ALONE IN CoNGREss-FEw
DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS WILLING TO OrPosE
GREELEY If ENDORSED AT RALTIMORE.-[By
telegraph to the Tribune. i Washington, May
T.-Reprcsentative King, of Missouri, has
writtena letter approving the nomination OF
Greeley. Other Democratic members. who
have taken some pains to ascertain the senti-
mcnt on their side of the House, say that not
six Democrats in all could now be found
willing to declare that they will not support
Greeley if lie is nominated by the Baltimore
Convention. Some 60 so far as to assert that
Voorhees, is the only Democrat in the House
who occupies that position.
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| PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRACY OPPOSED TO THE
ENDORSEMENT OF GREELEY AND BRowE.-
Pittsburgh, Pa, May ,27.-The Democracy OF
Washington county. Pa, in convention as
sembled, to-day unanimously adopted resolu'
tions in favor of a strsight Democratic nomi'
nation bv the National Convention. This is
the first body of organized Democrats that
have thus spoken.-Ne,c York World.
| The very first, Mr.. World. We commend
YOU for your candor. -
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ILLNoIs.-At the recent Coalition ConVen-
ton of Republicans and Democrats. in llli-
nois the leaders of the latter party made no
scruple of avowing that they meant to sus.
tain the Cincinnati nominees, Baltimore will
ling or not; but they were confident Of
unanimous support there.
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baen tine fr,endof tiaia fish peopl md ths3g
can never be acey<sgd Of ingrai Fsisie. ass#
came 10 the aid offsadf native LAM hen Sac
was most i'm need ~ sfrienEs. Hess always
been fair; frank, aisd generotss in NsliealilsSs
with all men. I believe that n thing can
prevent the honest, we'll Eliminating portion OF
Gfeatappladss.lz slse1 York Tribune.
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WHAT Ex-GovERNoR HEBERT, OF LOUIsI-
ANA, SAys;-Tbis Is battle Of ritans in
which we are about to engages. An u,lscru.
pulous Administration, stlch ais General
Grants, will use every means to prolong its
existence. One instrumentaity it will resort
to will he to buy all the Democrats that can
be bought to go for IL " straight" ticket and
.sdie in the last ditch" All have to say is
that such Democrats will bear watching very
closely. All the roads from Greeley lead to
Grant.
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stock, nabtle Hoa Geo s w. Allen, Gre,
|publicans4and tz@ Hon Iahn Clancy and
GharleSH TaylSr Den,d atsl 1t says OF
& MEssrs. Enstessr ann fangold, promi-
|nent German citizens, fnfforn us that the
Grant orgar,s may as well make up their
minds to see Greeley get ten German votes
to Grants one in this state. They gay she
Germans do not forget tho position OF the
Sew York Tribune during the FrareU.der
man war, and that they will not 90 back i On
Horace Greeley, who has fought the battle o.
Tolerationagainst Know N othingian noton'y
for the, Germans, but for every foreign-Do''rrn
citizen in the land "a 9.t>-T 80 ys-tt AL
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HEADQUARTERS COMPANY ca
FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS. p
CPEIIAL ORDER No. You will \
- assemble THIS CThursdayI EVENING Mt "a
O'Clock precisely, In full dress uniform, nj Od ~
Market fall. for drill and business. X
Members that intend to take part In the pic'nle
wllatteud puncually, the committees for that &C.
casion will he appointed.
BY command OF Captain kELLhM.
"a my SO-Itk NJ. &. SIMONS, Orderly Sergeant
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NEWSPAPERS NOT EDITED BY PosTMASTERs.
The Chicago Times is still distressed to know
where the Greeley Republicans are to be
found. 1t wants us to name dozen or so OF
them. We could very easily do this, but we
prefer to wait until the Times names dozen
Democrats who are not for Greeley. The
Times also wants to know what Republican
papers in the Northwest, except the Chicago
Tribune and st. Paul Dispatch, support Gree
lev. We can name few in Illinois-viz.,
the Peoria Rerie,o. Galesburg Free Press,
Watseka Times, Etfingham Register. ElSin
advocate, Belleville -Adrocate, Bloomington
Paragraph, Aurora Herald, Waukegan Pa
titoL There are two Republican papers i'll
Rockford, both Of which are undecided as
vet, and the same remark may be made of Il
large number Of others in different parts OF
the State, which would soon be for Greeley
if they felt sure that the Democratic National
Convention would not attempt to run third
candidate. ..- ..,........
Will the Times now name nine Democratic
papers in Illinois that are opposed to Gree
ley Chicago Tribune.
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MEETINGS.

JTNDINEs TEMPLE OF HONOR, -
" No. 2-Slembcrs OF this Temple are II Ill
earnestly requested to attend the regular lHN
meeting THIS EVENING at O'Clock lid ,
promptly. -
Candidates for Initiation viii please be - =
prompt In their Attendance. ..s.. .s..
Visiting members always welcome.
I,y order of w. C.T.f 50. ~
nv 3G-ltK HENRY &. w AII. W. TX.
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GREELEY IN McHIaAI-The Grand Rapids
.CIichigan) Times, speaking Of the daily ac--.
eesstons to the Greeley ranks, names the
Hon. S. A. Morrison, the Hon. &C, Eoul-
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Shall we never hear the last Of those "three
million voters;' 1t Is disgusting to be all
the time boasting Of the strength of a party
which has not won national victory since
1856 .-.r.,s...
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Gy MATING, MATING, MATING.
Purchased at large cargo sale, all widths In
CHECK.
YARD-WTDE WHITE rs lo% ~ BE.
YARD-WIDE RED At soc. yard.
Also, at great bargains,
COCOA MATING, RUGS. MATS,
STAIR CARPET,
tINGRAIN. TIIREE-PLY. TAPESTRY, EltES-
q N,r Sells, and HEMP CARPET. at
. .... .... . LEVY BROTHERS..
..s 1918 and 1215 Main stree.
OILCLOTlIS. all widths. Yard-wldc ol"loh NJ
"a, ,,,r yurd my 20
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FAIR AND FEAST.
EAIR! FART FAIR!

The ladies of ST. Johns church will hold tAtR
and FEAST mt Virginia Hall, commencing ~ Es-
DAY EVENING az O'Clock. The proceeds 10 ne
devoted 10 repairing this tme-honored place OF
wnrsbin my 3o-5t
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Hon. Gerrit smith, the old-timc New York
abolitionist. having written letter adyocat-
inc the reelection OF President Grant. is re.
pIied to by Hiram !. !Crozier, his political
colworker for thirty years, who thinks it is
time we should have peace, and, goes for
Greeley. ~. s,... gsrsiag 40 <.r g5yr
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HALIFAX CoUsrY.--A public meeting was,
held at Halifax Courthouse last Monday.
Delegates were appointed to the Richmond
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MILITARY NOTICES.

UEAD'oRs CoMrANY &, "LEE GUARD,"1
FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT. I
. -...- RICHMOND, VA, May 80, 1872. }
ENERAL ORDERS.-Officers and n
VI AIen,-Assemle at yonr arInory TONIGHT p
Every member * expected to be present, as I'm
portant business will lie brought before the COM
pany ,r
Ds ''ti'-''"' W. G. STOKES.
NV 3o-lt+ Orderly Sergeant.
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~N NECK TIES, SCARPs, AND
BoWS.--Wc call particular attention to our stock
of the above goods, and especially 10 the KEAIjTr
Full SCARFS 1t COO. worth 81. sTi.y will go IA,
ut that price, so call before it ~ too late.
A large stock of Ribbons, IN NIL widths and
coiors; all. Of the new shades In eros GRAIN
RIBBONS 20 st3er .e9s er.s s..
A full assortment Of GIMPS, PRINCES. and
BUTTONS, ut LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 and 1915 Main street
Look at the LINEN COLLARS, trimmed with
lace and embroidered, at lpr, worth &c. my.a
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TrxAs.-Thc majority of the delegates
elected to the Democratic State Convention
at Austin, Texas, are in favor of Greeley and
Brown. s.t
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! H"BLACk SATIN-STRIpED GRENA.
DlNE-the most fashionable article of dress goods
in ut 81 10 and s25 per yard, worth $3.50 aud g.
IRON GRENADINE Els ut oil priccs--some rcnarsa-
bly, cheap. Also, great bargains In HERNANIS
aud GRENAnlNES;s all of which have been pur-
chased hy senior partner since tile great decline
In prices. f,,-t LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
LACE-TRIMAIED LINEN COLLARS ut Toe.
my 20
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convention and lett uninstSuaed, l

Convention and left uninstsused, ssM ths
following resolution was adore
q Resolped, That the citizsns OF Hali q )
county, In general mee3ng asassp elsaaee ,ne
purpose of eiecting delegates to the Cons. .,,a,
tive Convention at Richmond, a ecae
they are Of opinion. that said ,a.sorn,, of
should endorse the nominees anu i'''''o. =
the Cincinnati Convention. ,,,..,-e--..,-,..-
No , county yet heard from has spoken
otherwise. n -----~----
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,cH- DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
handsome PLAID JAPANESE CLOTH at 1876
worth CSC. per yard;
SILK WARP JAPANESE ut soc. worth 75c.;
COTTON JAPS. an excellent Imitation Of silk, ut
a75c. per yard worth SOC /:
SILK-STRlPED and CHECK GRENADINES at
25c per yard worth CSC.
Great bargains in PlQUES BISHOP aud VIC
TORA LAWNS, and other white goods, at
-. LEVY BROTHERS..
LINEN COLLARS, embroidered and trimmed
with lace, at lOc. worth 25c. my -
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UT GEORGE L. BIDGOOD, late Book
seller and stationer, IS now associated With hr'
CHARLES s. RADWAY, General Agent Tor 'Hr
celebrated Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine
Also agent for the Great Weber Pianos.
my 2S.lw
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER r ABROAD Co.,}
:. OFFICE SECRETARY AND TREASURER,
q. RICuMOsD VA. May 80, E7'
AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF The
IN STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COMPANY Will
,ho held at the Exchange Hotel, In this city. on
THURSDAY the 9TH of June. ls72 ut II o'clock NJ.
49, - : GEORGE A. SMITH,
,nvaotd =ra a.nts Secretary.
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%. MA called Injecting of the trustees
l. and several committees Of l. o. NJ. Hall will
be held mt that place, corner OF Ninth and Broad
streets. TO- NIGHT at half-past O'Clock. business
of great Importance will he brought before them,
and a full attendance IL desired.
..H rs. By order. ,.s ]. ID: BKrNS.
nv ao-lt* Chairman Of Committee.
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.EW MUSIC STORE.

The undersigned has opened. at No. y Ninth
street, between Man. and FRANKLIN, MLSiI.
'STORE.F He has on hand a variety OF Musical In
siruaents Violin. Gutar, Ptnop Banjo. and Their
Strings q large assortment Of New Music Llsruc-
tors iii ausic, &C., &c.
He holds the aseacy for the ARfOy PIANO,
manufactured In New York. an Instrument OF such
superior merits and Important advantages as NOT
likely to escape the notice OF musical c6n,ioisseurs,
whom he invites, wititle public. to call and for
themselves. Artists here and elsewhere have une-
quIvocally endorsed them for tone and action az
equal to any, and he IS permitted to refer 20 well
known citizens In Richmond who have them In ass.
Secondhand Instruments, Organs, and Planes .aa
viii he kept on hand.
Various Musical Instruments REPAIRED; also
resolved on consignment. t.;f
known for her musical attachments, Will attend ~
the store dily, and give all tbs information ana aa
In her power 10 visitors. ,x,s :, ,,r,r ~
my so-st L -. r. NV Als11- =.
/ SPECIAL E0TICE. --P ersons wishing 10
y see me Win, until further notice. please eau a.
the store of W. Il. RATCLlEFEY i3l1 nsLl sIeg az
instssd Of T. Powers, 114e Is ana NO ionssr ~
TIC s,apio, erit or associated Rs:h hr. Powers 10
',sine or any WAY Yi gsfiS r. fIoCKADAY,
Max s9.l, wa :,
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OFFICE OF MERCHANTS AND NlECItANiCS}
INSURANCE COMPANY or NIKGlSlA Z
No. 1901 CARY STREET. RICHMOND. May lIth.
TIME FIRST ANNUAL MEETING OF
4 TIE STot'K HOLDERS UFTIIlS COMPANY
will Ire hcd at the Chamber OF Commerce on MON
DAY EVENING, 3d June, at q O'Clock T.. NJ.
Stockholders unable 10 attend WIZ please leave
proxies ri the Office Of the company.
INV sid j. h. MOORE. Secretary.
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@. LACE POINTS, LACE POINTS
The largest and best assorted stock ever offered v
us--all purchased alta great slcrihce-and will he
sold at prices that are bound TO give satisfaction
LACE POINTS from the lowest price up to s;e-
all Of which are much below regular prices.
e: ~. ,'7' 3 LEVY BROTHERS.
r. f-,'saf2 lu1.f ~ 1213and 1915 Main stree.
Look at our LINEN COLLARS at 81 per dozen.
would be cheap ut 81. t-tae myqp
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RICHMOND CoMNaNpEnY, No. .. J

RICHMOND CoMMANDERY, No. ?. I
81 r;s.,- -. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. May 30, l372.} Il
CIR KNIGHTS: There will be a ~
~ voluntary drill on horseback of such ~
members of this commandery as may feel ~ !,
disposed to attend. In citizens dress. with = y
do,iblr-reincd bride, aml spurs. in the Gcld/
near The corner OfTwcuty-tif and Nenable streets.
THIS AFTERNOON. promptly at O'Clock
BY request Of the f. Commander.
THOMAS III. DE WITT.
Attest Captiin-Gencra
WITJiAMJ. RIDDICK, Recorder. my 30-lt
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It o. M.-Membcrs Of ANVIL LODGE,
H.. No. ST. o. NJ, are requested to attend meet
ing at the Dfasons' Hall, on Twenty-ftth street.
THIS (Thursday) EVENING at o'clock. 1t Is
earnestly hoped that every member will he present.
as business Of vital Importance will he brought be-
fore the Lodge 81 n a.,' .f@ -
Ey order OF The Worthy Master.
JAMES Z. RIDDICK,
49,, sell Secretary.
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Eg<soI1R DEPARTMENT FOR Ia
DIES, SUITS is wen supplied With
WHITE LINEN SUITS:
COL0RED, LINEN. SUITS, plain and sr,r,,,.
i. with woods;
WHITE ana CoLORED SUITS fu STYLES ms, ~,
In New York, and never before brought 70 ,b,s
+, i city; ..,r,s.
P0LONAISES separate from the suts-very pretty
and styiish-at ssFLEvY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street :,
!, PALM LEAF and JAPANESE FANS Just re-
celVed. - s.-akss- 80. my?9
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RfC7aI IsslTT2r5s.

ut<A[1bIe coI0f -. I-s--.-- 2. -.
holly yARDENPARAsoIs:.f gfs,s
dEIDRENfSP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sso+,,,e,,.
B0TLED ard S0UfLE SILK. BRoww ~.
e BLACK PARAsOLs and .stIR sUMBRyr m.
Lac; ca - fiyEIsLEyY BROTHERS
..,sy. 1913 and 12ls Main street.
10 lack OF LADIES BOWS; new sty!es ius. =.
eeiyed = nv ;,
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r,rrrrg McMuLLES has again been speak
ing in "little Tennessee" Hear "hat ne
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DIRECTORY EoR ADVERTISERS.


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6EWARD6-FIRBr PAGE-Frst column.
SALES AT AUCTION-NINTH fAaE-Fourth fifth and
.sIrUATiONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACE
:. First, second. third and fourth columns.
UITUA1lONS WANT D-MALkS-kLEvENTH PAoE-
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BPECIAL NOTiUES-FIasT PAGH-Ftrst and second col
sPoRTiNG-D0Gs. BIRDS. &o.-F1nsr PAex-sccond
sTALLiONs-FInsr PAGH-sccond column.
THE TkADES-Tw ELF TIL PAaK-Thrd column.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PLRPOSK5-NINTH PACE
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ONFURNISh Ed ROOMS A D APARTMENTS TO LET
NINTH PAGR-Fourth column.
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HORSES, CARRIAesE., &c.
HORSES, CARRIAGES. GC.
A -uNRESERvED SALk,
"A. BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on THURSDAY
MARCH 20 Ar 10 O'CLOCK SHARP,
AT STABLE NO. Y EAST THIRTY -SEVEhTH STREET,
CORNER FIFTH AVENUE,
BY JAMES JENKINS, AUCTIONEER.


OF FOUR FINE AND FAST ROAD HORSES,
Carriages. wagons Harness. Bankes &C., including the
ezra hsnusome and last maho bay Mare Lady Maud
1os hands high, 8years old; by dsas
ta all black points has nj and
very stylish. and h admitted BY those who have her
DC ~ hne gated she prompt
ana driver trottcd last tall four heats below 23l
Was never trained amount to fully develop ber speed
oW can go 10 track In condition and beat 24O sLe ID
warranted sound kind and true IN particular.
Extra fast and hishbrei bay Geiding l6A hands hah
years a. red by oroughbred stallion, dam Clay
WAS purchased by present a. Loulsye, KY las fall
and pure Rsed requires booting speeding neither
Kind
Also fast and handsome bay Gelding l6x hands high
years Old sired by Ethan Allen dam Black Hawk
was raise at nghed, Mass by Amos Hewlett and when
years old drove him half mile to harness In ~ since
then has never becn track but expressly
road PURPOSES but has improved much In that
owner believes this spring he VIII trot In 40 beer
warranted SOUND, kind ana true.
Very stylish coupe Horse, l5s hands high, years old
very stylish Ia harness good saddle horse has line and
rangy action, and warranted sound. kind and true.
Also hafop Park Phaeton. built BY Stivers light Road
Wagon top do pole aad shn.ts fine single and double
Harne nne goIdmouned Coupe Harnsss; Street and
Dress Blankets, Robes, Sc.
\. BThe above stock be particulars
tanned AT stable above at time previous SALE
Gentlemen In OF good and reliable Horses should
bc found.
Sale absolute and unreserved
JENKINS DUFF,
AUCTIONEERS.
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