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LaHc1LS Ncb., 1St3.-About the Goth o
March, took the train from hero for Chica
-, BIS miles. Leaving this city At , O'Clock
ua one afternoon, should ordinarily have
r,ag .d that Queen of the Great Lakes at ;
O'Clock on the next afternoon But on arry
i-g Il, the Missouri | found it impossible t.
eros tor according to the local phrase itwa,
"gorgcd with ice" 1t was as If glacier had
rushed down from an Alpine ravinc and
blocked up the track along a Swiss valley
such "a ICEBERG had not been seen there be
tore during this season, and il was next day
sRcp. down the river.
Mica lime, however, several cars filled with
catti, nd hogs for Chicago were sent back
. mi. 20 Ashland to spend the night in the
ward Were they had been kept through The
winter went with them in order 10 inspect
the Nebraska style of stock tattcning.
One ward | visited is on a neck Of land be-
tween Two rivers one fresh and one salt, 50
that NJ lit is needed for the stock. The on
" she. was close fence four feet high on
enc side, and hay cribs on another, which
broke the force of the wind. Though the
winter h4d been one Of the severcst ever
Known the cattle were in good condition,
and none Of them had died They had no
covering whatever overhead,
The food of the stock was mainly Indian
corn each ear cut into three pieces, and shov-
ccd rom a wagon into huge troughs scat
tered here and there in the yard. Wild hay
% the side cribs was always within reach
and some Of the cobs, corn and all, was
ground in q horse mill into coarse meal,
The hay cost only the cutting, being free
On what in England would be called "com-
mons" The corn was partly raised close at
hsAd, ninety bushcl, and upwards to the sin
gle acre-and partly bought at - cents per,
Du5hel
THE cattle were Teya,--had been driven
10, year 1900 miles from the far southwest
The first cost was 81? per Acad-and So more
TOR driving 10 the yard Five dollars more
"iN pay passage to Chicago. The last lot Of
hundred sent from this yard sold for AZ
ttnts, or more than $50 for each bcevc.
10 business is growing faster in Nebraska
-ae. s'ockraisng, Indian corn is too bulky
,.- distant transport 1t needs condenser.
What it needs it finds in cattle and hogs.
Eecskin and coWhidc make The best bags
- ihat hold ten time, more than canvass
IS Of the same size.
Ashland T., Il nCW tO@u on the Burlington
Np"tc' from the Mississippi River to FL
.tgruev. end twenty-five miles west Of Patts
I.uta In that land.dj,irict over $4,000
T. mcstcadcrs and prccmpor, have filed
Claims a' the United State, office in Lincoln
t.' aJoIt3 900 have bought i. q NJ. Railroad
tad on TN ears credit and six per cent in |
-a,l ON and contract, since 1872, nothing |
fine ..,. pal is payable till the end Of four
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Dtt. 80. OLIN,

OF Chicago, formerly OF this pla.e,) will visit ottawa a,
clifton Hotel the nr Tuesday Of each month"; To- treating
al diseases ot the Ec and lar surgicslly or otherwise
oreahousior caarac artificial pupil inverted uis co,urc
Of the duct and the removal Of
t1mCfs and morbid growts OF every description Artificial
eyes and ear drums Inserted Without ,n or previous orera
ton Granular eye lt'. M mo Ji-ygsa .,-s w ii ,,
~ .I''y nigsHtIH,Bty t,ifef
From his long experience in treating disease. OF the Ey,
and Ea be feels oonadcnt In stating hzt he
every cas Chronic diseases also trcaei Consolidate Tree
largest stock OF ArtlGclal Eyes In the wcs'
December 10Th ls,l-,T
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MRS, WINsLOW'S SOOTHING slRuPis the preScup'
ton of one OF the Female Physicians and NURSES In the
United states and been used for thirty years with never
falling safety and success by millions mothers and chill
drcn the feeble infant Of one week Old 70 the adult u
correc acdity OF the stomach relieves wind coils, rcgu'
aes the bowels and gives rest, health ana comfort 70
mother and child We believe II 10 be the Best and Su,ct
DIAERHEA IN CIlLDRES, whether y arises from teh,
or from any other cause Full directions for using VIII
many each bottle None genuine unless the fac sme
OF CURTIS & PERKl rs is the outside wrapper. sold
by nil Medicine Dealers. Juyl2-ly
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plants VIZ Cramps in the Limbs and STOMACH. Pain in
ne Somnch Rowss or Side rheumatism in all its forms,
bilious Cole Neuralgia Cholera Dysenery, Colds, Fresh
Wounds Burns, Throat, spinal Complains snrain;
use It's operon 4! not only to relieve the patient, but
tirely rem6ycs the cause OF the complaint IL pcneracs
and pervades the whole system restoring healthy action 10
all ia parts, and QuCkenng the blood.
THE nor SEHOLD PANACEA - purely vegetable ana
All IIraiing Ir,purgd BY CURTIS IL BROWN,
SO. 2lj Fulton Street. New York.
For sale by all druggists. juyl2-y
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Tie &'v. william IL. Norton, ~hila residing 10 G1yl a
.ipnarY, discovered iu that land Of medicine, remedy
for Co>syuTtoS, sCEoTuLA, SoEE THroAr. Corcu..
tprp-, A.THr', AND NERVOUS WEAKNESS. This remedy
hfs cured myself after all other medicine had failed
Wishing 10 benefit tie suffering, viii send tue recipe Tor
preparing ard using mi, remedy 90 All wlg desire FREE
or CHANGE.
Please send az envelope with your aud add.. oa
IT, Address.
Ely. WILLIAM ~. NORTON.
-1"-. b.6 Broadway, sew York ,ty.
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, ROCK FOR EVERY MAN.

JE"SlIENrEOFLIFE, OR SELFP RESER Vi YION,'
Medical Treatise on the Cause and Cure OF EXh ansed VI
tauty Premature Decline in Man, Nervous and Physical
Debility Hypocbondrla, mPotency, SpermatorrhGa or
seminal Weakness and all other diseases arising from the
errors Of you the indiscreons OF mature
years Tits IL indeed book for every man. Thousands
have been taught by this work the true way to health and
happiness Is the cheapest and best medical work ever
published and the only this class OF ills worth read
Ing. 1907. edition, revised, much enlarged, illustrated
mall, post paid on receipt of price Address PEABODY
: EDICAL INSTITUTE, No. I BulfnCh street, Boston,
Mass. or Dr. ". II, PARKER Assistant Physician. y
b. The author may be consulted the above well all
diseases requiring skill and experience. may3-ly
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Children often Look Pale and Sick
From no other than hBynC worms in the stomach.
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFITS

viii destroy Worms without injury 10 the child being per
ipctly WHITE free nom all COlOfing other injurious
ingrGdicnt, usually used in worm preparations.
CURTIS Il BROWN. Projectors,
No, 2lj Fulton Street, New York
sold by Druggists and Chemists and dealers in Medicines
al Twenty I'VE Gents a Box. julYl9-ly
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The Confession, of an Invalid.

fUHLi,nXD A. wAEStsG and Tor the henoit 81 YarSa
.iks 49, UIHEUs who suffer from NERVOUS DEBiIIIY
LOSS or MANHOOD, etc. supplying -. saatas N ~
re Written by Who cured himself sitter undcr-gin.
considerable qua ,ery, anl sent irec gcceiyg post
paid 4 .-ect-f rni cope.
sGacEr-s a. iuyI.ti 10 address the au'ho-.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR
IE1e y 81 Boa d. P. s-lval~u. a. !.
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NEW BOOKS
FOL; SALE BN
OSMAN & Ii.APEMAN,
West or Cour: House.

THE WEPT OF WISH-TON-WISH \
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THE YOUNG MANS BEST COMPAN-
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| OoI> IiI.IsI.:
WI. ERAsBlNG.
VALUABLE I'HOpI-S'r,
For SALE.

TIE s'f = alI Lots lately occupied hv ne Ottawa Gas
lplgsay AZ .1.si Cor sale al 10 pr.cc, and Ion.
TN. u r~-.Tni
Also Hone ssI L1' sfps.1r Gay 4 ror,s-. Carriagc
NsHgisg'1 tar. A.1F 20 b.. 70. EEluiEl.
ilT.hrF 3D.. 'r.. A. Co. tHTlrnHr once.
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-....s s4i,h once Tcbukcd a swearing Wis
.ar IS swing: Let u, ASSUME that every.
ling am everybody arc damned, and proceed
.... a.l -uhicC''
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Teachers Institute.

4 .aar'E TsFrtr-s' lusiifu'r srd Normal Dan VIII be
held tie Hlsh school EullIug a. ottawa commencing
on Monday July t l', alf confusing Tor two weeks.
fNf.eus Instructors lros abroad vii h. prr-cnt 10
fr 'ragr-s % u sale county On conducting the drill
Tie te Nil D" chiefly occupied h. cias. work suited 10
the ia Lais ~ 90. school room. cordial Invitation l.
DH's. ' f1- teachers s'i Tread. o. ?lhr schools iH
'H- uUg-rr. u WILLIAMS.
EHHfa Go. E. ~. OF Sc COZ.
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CEUTAUR IMMINENT.

There Ps.l which tue LinlmcA, VIII not
cyc no swelling viii not subduc and amenesS which
it Will not THIS I, strong language but 1t is true
Where the parts not gone It's effect, marvellous 1t
has proiuccimoe cures oCrcumatIsm, neuralgia lock Jaw
palsy spran sscngs CaGcd breasts, scalds burns salt
rheun cArche &C. upon the human frame and OF strains
SPAWN calls &C. upon animals, in year than have all
other pretended remedies since the world began Its
crrant ahcaing pain rccycr. CrippIes throw away
hercru,ce the lame walk, poisonous bites rendered
harmless and the wounded healed without tits
no humbus The rccpnis published around each bottle l.
eBg article before Sold and 1t sells because it
does inst what precad TO do. Those who suffer from
rhcuuaio pain swelling deserve suffer fthcy wnot
Use Iulmcn' More than 1880 certificates remark
able Cmcs including frozen limbs, chroalc rheumatism,
govt running umors &c gratis, to any requesting it,
one bottle Of the yellow wrapper Ccnaur nlmcnt worth
hundred dollars for spawned swecned horses and
mulos Tor scTpwworu In sheep sockowncrs this nI
mcnt worth your attention No family should be without
Ccutaur Imminent. =. b. IosR & Co., New York.
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Ravens, MpcKinmy& CO, furnish the followin
Ottawa Wholesale Market.

AsrcpU5teiGy RIALE BROS, Wholesale and Retail Gro
GERS, No IL La Salle street.
OTTAWA, July -, 1873
Although the corn markets above are of some
yet the home prices bear up well Oats remains
about the same. No other special change TO
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GOV My -tI'I:IsINTES DENT
or SCHOOLS
OF FICE IN OTTAWA
10 TIE SUFFERING.

A. the High School. 'l..yb wagl Uglce DAYS. second
fourth SATURDAYS IA every month. nnl-
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UNDERTAKING.

1-ev have In stock and will constantly keep lag-
s-tgnt OF Metallic Burial Gases Caskcs and Plain IL.
Al VERY low good HeaTse Tor eiiy orcountgy.
ottawa March Is, is,2. RUSSELL sOS-
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BATCRELOR,S HAIR DYE.
DIAMOND SPECTacLES.

These SpeC'ac.r> are manufactured from "NiAf ~
fElNiiL PENNIES" mel.ed together, aud Arr called
biiHpADou account OF th.ir hardness aud btllancy
It's vel known that PpectaClg- cut from BfafAAu o'
Scotch pebbles ats very Injurious 20 the eye, because Of
thclr pJlausug Hight.
Having been tested with the po,arlscopc the diamond
lenses have been found 70 admit nftecn per cent less heated
rays than any other pebble.
hey ground yth great scientific accuracy are free
frum chTUmac Alterations and produce brightness and
dl-'inCtupst Of vision rot b. attained In cpcctacs.
Manufactured by the SPZNCKE OPTICAL NAMUfkCrt RING
tDNrASY. New York
For sale hy r,sp0r Ne agents In every CITY the linton
s ctNIN. IewrI.r and Dgtcitn. l. sole Agent TOT
uiftat. il- tom whom they -an only De- obtained Nu
priiUI- employed.
DO not huy 0air unless yen sec the t.aic marx O.
ANIL l2'h Isl
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.Spefial NQtifcs.

~ W. ''n'' ~ tN Ns j. me OulF pace he visits prof.
',H.t'.yI he may be found al Chicago.
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book of III pages showing how, when and where TO al
yertise and containing list Of Hearly 500 newspapers
with much other Information of interest 10 advertisers
Address gro. L. ROWEIL a CO., Publish.
ers, IL Park Row, Sew York.
The New York herald., 1873-02-27
TIlAVELLERS' GUIDE.
RAILROAD.

DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD
Trains leave New York, from foot of Dcsbrosses ana
C0rtlandt streets, as follows:-
Express for HARRISBURG Pttsburg the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached at9 30 A. M aA6
and 8 80 r NJ Sunday, :. and $3.50 P;M.
and =. NJ. Sunday, +. NJ.
Express for PhIladephia s. o. $50 A. NJ. IL 80 41&
$3.50, 9P. NJ, and l2 night sunday g. 80 and T. M
Emgrant and second class, 7:l5 T. NJ.
For Newark at g. $50 7:io, $40 O. 10, H. II 40 G
r. 2:Sv 3:20 $40 4:lo, 49, 80 5s2a $50 s:a.
& Say sio s esS s:,S ~ ~ s'l' . 10 l' Sun
fSF EIizabSStn Fix eth e;@ ~ $40 2 do 4, n;a Il.
ss$ sss$ .sa ss q 3 Is 5iS Il d. IL h % sH. Sun
Fcr Rshwsy, 8, $50 !, sae $50 and !AA NJ, ,aM.
- 2;so 3;@ $40 t;lo 4s9 $40, 80 80. 81
ESr WSSSSrass S SnS Is = snS Perth Amb0y and 10 As
COZ. NJ and u night. sunday, and 0P. NJ
For East Milestone, A. M Il noon, 10 and 20 r u
For Lambcrtvilc and Pennington, A. NJ and 2P. N.
For Phillipsburg and Belvidere, and 4P. NJ. :
Accommodation for Bordentown, Burlington and Cappt
For Freehold, !, sX NJ and F. NJ "
For Jamesburg, Pembcrton. Camden, A. M. 340 p. y.
Trains arrive as follows from Pittsburg, 80 A. NJ
O3 T. NJ daily 10 Is A NJ. and "a +. NJ. daily excepS
Monday From Washington and Baltimore, 40 A. NJ.
4N, l0I2P. N. Sunday, $40 A. NJ From Philadelphst
52l 80 l0l4 II o. Il 64 A. NJ, 2I4 1854, 60A 8a3P
Tiefsst cices SIS y ri. III and o4 Broaaw.y No.
Astor House. and foot Of Desbrosscs and Cortla ndf
streets Emgrant Ticket office, No. Battery place.
A. j. CAssATr, u. NJ. BOYD JR.,
General Manager Gen. Pass. Agent.
The New York herald., 1873-02-27
STALLIONS.
EVERETT
III for 1874

i
Mr.. Ronners Horse Edward Everett formerly Major
winfield will stand at my place, the Lagrange farm,
near Gosaen, Orange county, beginning on the LIST OF
Terms, without any exception 5000
peurned II the mare does not nroyc With foa VI" 20
Edward Everett was sired by Rysdyks Han,bletonan,
Edward Everett Is the sire of Mr. Bonners horse Joe
Elliott who last Summer troted mile at Mystic Park
in 2;l5s which is the fastest mile trotted by any
e &C. @ Of Z RaSS seS
epizooty The following extract from Interview be
the Commodore thinks Of the stock =
Kcp0rter-What is Mountain Boys recordf
Mr.: vanderbt-Iis best time was go Four years ago
straight heats being inside of 22i. But he not In
account of his He has made quarter
mile In tirtyonc seconds That is the fastest time ever
made.
The Commodore during the same interview said -
He was the best horse ever saw and think so yet
He never went on the course in proper c0ndton-was
never thoroughly trained bought him when he was
just reached the right age was without anlt or blemsh
reliable in every way and could after training have
phasis-He was the iastest horse in the world
Mr.. Bonner does not agree with the Commodore that
Is ndopbssSy rae that he
fastest horse Joe Elliott who troted in asa, and
were both sired by Edward Everett also the sire 81
Judge Fullerton who has troited in 22l and who beat
tbs last s u S2 fourth heat S NJ @
OF the Fitzpatrick marc, the Marshall COLT the McGrah
colt the Packer colt Mr. Lows colt and many more
and 81 per bushel tor any grain which the owners re-
quest have fed to them Al accidents and escapes at
s rse be drse p the AZ
county, N. Y. VIM H. kEETCH.
The New York herald., 1873-02-27
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A SPECIAL. ABsoLUTE AND PEREMProRY SALE
ssS&s sSs{$ Ssb
OF THE ENTIRE SIsTSS hSSS TtAs5s EtAs5Sr or JAMES
WHO HAS BEEN 0dSHR aSHlssp Hs9Ss BY HIS PHYSICIAN
sPssass oaSS II 5s 4H Maa5A SAILS
GeidIng. iS hands high and years oid: win heavy
staion ocean, @ dam BY Ethan Aen fn Ss be
d f. III n sSs o ps sa ne S %
sire more than any one q his colts he troed ipl mile
ntss 0G ii
a e orses o esfa a M @ ea
doubles he speed 2o esit to road wagon ana i
very G pesasGg and prompt driver he is warranted
,Aso q iast and handsome sorrel Gcldng ls,s hands
by vountesr dam s9rrs mare Lsdy Armstrong; he hss
o %ae he SSs
% be 3 o S or s good IN %
Az sE 1%ss nsis
hs% ana
very hard team beat; will be sold separately or to-
Also the fast brown eeIaing Wash, is hands high
WAS raised pd M by owpe has full and H
sSs % we Ike he
is spowsriuly built muscular, with great bone good feet
roadstcr he is afraid OF nothing and warranted sound
and kind
Also the handsome and fast golden sorre Mare Jennie
raised st Pine Grove Conn., by the celebrated horscmar
Hiram r. Purdy Esq. She was sired by Ashland. dam
by Cassus NJ Clay years Old. l5', hands high; has
trocd iu mile in 43; she speed 35 gait and Is
very easy gated; she is prompt and pleasant driver
and warranted sound ard kind.
Also fine handsome and intelligent black Mare, IS
Misses Coyd for the past two years has all gats under
saddle be driven up to locomotive with safety; is
sound, kind and safe for ladies or children's use
Also l Park Phaeton, Dog Cart Rockaway, Top
Wagons, Pony Phaetons Single and Double Harness.
Blankets, Robes. Whips Side Saddles. The whole
auction, and VIII be sold to highest bidder without limit
reservation and purchasers will have full warrance
given them and ample time allowed Tor trial and exam
maon If not found as represented sales annuled and
money re undcd. -
STOCK ON EXHIBITION At ILL TIMES PRIOR TO
SALE,
SALE POSITIVE RAIN OR SHINE
The New York herald., 1873-02-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE d1iH AsB IaoH dSNrREA ASR RE4DIsd
FRANKLIN b GoWEN, PRESIDENT 21 South Fourth
DAS rn,lfasoHis 41sasure m South Fourth street.
EDwxRp K S'yINTARp, General Sales Agent No.
PhadepSia and Coal and Iron Company
ser to call the 0n b eas 9o % neas Sa
Pine Pine Eoraaa Forcs.. " NM" Merriam, Beecbwood
EsSss Esyssas asf ns h Hfssi asS EsS%sisss sfssvs
s!sSds%st sIss owe. SaISsssressss sss;sR No.
FF''assSTssn FlssSS MssasR S0 esasl
Shat Shat . SSi. Locust Loo, snring Nerth Franklin
FSSnIs Ss i Park SosS so;i. SYr5h Sd q Franklin
addition S the product Of The anSyS they w se
f om % Sr sf' through he
fsss. s'SeasSH Rum $HsnssqRSssss
4Ts5Sv'ls' Gnion sShfnsiR Biz Mime Run, ara4d an%d0n'
Manchester Glentworth RenauSay. RRentusSay.
sasf i. Ridge. bis Mountain. Bear ais; Valley.
No mixture Of the lS dSercnt grades of coal will in any
&c N I'D @ 81 he e s
Strictly separate from the others Ali sales viii Be made s
under sa1% ,nG %b;;c %TSSsing ing dssSnati0ns- Sss
2 Free.bRrnins White Ash Coal
+ ALASKA Sfaas,is@ s"d nsS Ash Con Coal. l0A-
g. shs%Ssn shs%Ssin Esi's Eea 4:s &se sosl. S9sl-
]. North Franklin Coal
3 fEStSSrfy f.SFsns yysiIsH HHs' Vein Coal.
% @ @ 1 all q sq as s e sSSa d sna at
The shp1S ports will al times be enforced every
sSl
Ssy sux T be f y
al @ss employed ssmsyas Slate, ana prsysa {
s sn sf @
S s?ss the ss
and Port S% q all sS M be sseS to the
SHIPPED, and i condemned BY him Win be dumped in
% % s and being asssd SD
a M the In cS Of the So q se s9sy aos
Controlling prcducon greater than Sa tot any other
&c s o% Perm ssp s % a %
& f nS p S
.as rs
ana BEADING Railroad C9mpany and Of The feet Of steam
SeRs Ss 5
ss1 SS%Cs
ssS i Sa
s % a ad s 50 ns S
Sr s o e % Ss
b
ally represent tho ownership of the coal ITSELF and tho
sSs' s9s
to induce tocting cOnndence on OF their
TONER'S that retailers and manufacturers may take
advantage Of their capital to lay in their supply Of coal
whenever IL is ot cnient for them to do without
any apprehension that the vauc of their stock will be
impaired by any subsequent action Of the company.
On about the 2t of each mouth throughout the sea-
circulars will be issued from the General Occ OF the
company in Philadelphia. establishing prices for the
ceedng month and Qgders may be sent either to the
craI sales Agent in New York Propositions may be
April 1873 for the purchase of stated quantity OF COAL
tobe taken in equal monthly proportions at current circu
on is accepted by the company the purchaser may on
of declining to take the proportion due in such month
but ouch declaaon shall not give to him the right 70
take succeeding month, any Increased quantity
In lieu OF that so declined.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. g. 1873
The New York herald., 1873-02-27
4 TEN THOUSAND CASH GIFTS.

A TEN THOUSAND CASH GIFTS,
amounting to Half Million Dollars
Currency will be given TO patrons Of the Third Grand
Gift Concert in aid Of tho Public Library Of Ken
lucky at Library Hall, Louisville KY. on April 1873
All arrangements for the Concert promptly the day
positive and percmpory and buyers who wish to
participate in these gifts must send in their orders mmc
dately. Largest gift $l000)0 smallest Slp Concert
and distribution under authority Of special act Of the
Kentucky gives personal alteration to all details OF The
business behalf of the Trustees Farmers and Drovcrs
Bank Of Louisville, Treasurer.
Tickets, $40; Halves $5 Quarters, 81 80 All appIca
tions Or ickets. full programme and Information
be made to MaHAscrs Of New York Office
THOMAS II. HAYS CO.,
General Depot of Supply,
6Jy Broadway, New York.
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IL ders filled; information furnished; highest rsics
paid for Spanish Bank Bills &C. o laws
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WHITE STAR LINE
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAiI.
New and fnll. q amshins-

TINTED STATES MAIL LINE.-sTEAM TO QUEENS.
u town and Liverpool
Sailing every "wednesday:
IDAHO Morgan..... March B. at 10 A. M.
MINNESOTA, Freeman. March IL, at r. NJ
From pier Al North River
Cabin passage, $50 gold steeragc, $50 currency
Prepaid tickets S32 currency.
Passengers booked to and from Paris Hamburg, Nor
way ana Sweden, &c. Drafts on ireland, England,
France and Germany at lowest rates. Apply to
WILLIAMS GUION. 20 Broadway.