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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-12-20

NEW EPISCOPAL CHURCH."-We fail to
'ee by what propriety the sect recently organ
yea by Bishop Cummins is called new
Episcopal church." or the reformed Epis-
copal Church." for that matter, as the sect,
II its declaration of faith, virtually rcpudiatcs
he cpiscopacy. 1t must do so, as lis very
xstcncc grows out Of defiance of cpisco-
,al authority Nor is ii entitled to the name
without the substance, on the ground of being
made up of any portion of the episcopal
church, rs about all its clerical members at
east, thus far, have either been cast ont of,
n never had any connection with, the Epis-
opal church, unless we except Bishop Cum
ngs himself, who in advance of being cast
ut, AS he inevitably will bc, has meantime
put on his hat and walked out. A more ap-
propriate name, perhaps, for the new church,
would be to call it, as secular paper Gym.
| lcally suggests, the Botany Bay Of the Epis-
| opal church"
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S,,aiii,

4 dispatch on the 10th says: CASTELAR, made al
official call on Gen. Sickles to-day accompanied
By the Secretary of State, and made formal an
nouucement of the surrender OF the Nirginius
and prisoners. The utmost cordially was shown
on both sides
The Commandment of Cartagens ie prosecuted
with renewed yigor, as il is said the great pow
ers have assured President CASTELAR, that they
would recognize the republic when the Car's
genian instruction is suppressed
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Germany,

Elizabeth, queen dowagcr Of Prussia, died on
the 18th, aged -.
There is trouble brewing between Germany
and Spain. The commander af one Of the Ger
man vessels seized by the Spanish man .of-war il
Sooloo archipelago and carried TO Manila, writes
home that himself and crew were sent to prison
and kept there two months, receiving very harsh
treatment at the hands Of Spanish officials. Pull
lie feeling in Germany is much excited over the
seizure Of the vessels and the fullest satisfaction
for the insult to the German flag ia demanded.
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dispatch from Columbia, s. c., dated
last Saturday, states that the Bender family,
charged with numerous murders in Kansas,
were arrested at Bvingsvillc, Spartanburg
county s C., few days previously The
father and mother were in custody, and the
officers in pursuit OF the son and daughter,
who were in North Carolina.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-12-20

Five weeks ago a man named Long, al
Plano, ILL.,, took poison because his wife LEFT
him. Now his wife is in Chicago dying from
remorse for having caused the death OF her
husband, though her neighbors state that her
course in forsaking him was very natural and
proper under the circumstances.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-12-20

Hon J. B. Loomis, representative in IN,
Illinois legislature from the 1th district, hat
yearly pass given him by the Chicago u
Alton Railroad Company last winter, bu, as
by the action of the railroads IN July, those
passes were annulled, the " Hon gent" Oh
presenting his pass a week sr two ago on lie
road aud refusing 10 pay fare, was elected
from the cars and no sues for damages
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-12-20

The vacancy in the State Board OF kail
road and Warehouse Commissioners, occa
stoned by the death Of Col. Cook, has been
filled by the appointment of Judge james
steele, OF Edgar county.
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The Earlvillc Transcript comes TO us en-
larged to about double its former size. Grov'
or has the stuff in him to make very read
able As well as Influential. paper, If he Will
give his whole mind TO it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-12-20

Many rivers at the East, particularly the
Ohio. Monongahela and Allegheny, were
swollen to such degree by the heavy rains
last week, as to cause great damage 10 prop
eyty
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Desperate indeed must be the condition o1
Il State when prominent citizens urge tha' IL
bc turned over as a bad job. Yet such re
commentator has been made by mcmbe'
If the legislature of South Carolina, ana un'
finds tangible expression IN the columns OF
the Orangeburg Time:
Let the counties of South Carolina have a
convention Let each county be represented
at a State conference, and there appoint a
delegate to 20 to the head center OF Radical
Ism, and make an exhibit of the doings OF it'
hirclings Protest at Washington against
further taxation, under such flthy, disgust
ING, loathsomc State government, ana ask IT,
be made Il territorial dependency, or con
quered province, anything rather than The
football of Moses and his crew"
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The Gar has ordered Grand Duke Alexis "i
another journey around the world. The Gran"
Duke viii set out on a tour next spring.
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RAILROAD SUBSIDY LOBBY.

\ tremendous tripartite lobby alliance has
been formed by the Atlantic & Pacific, the
Texas & Pacific and the Northern Pacific
Railroad Companies to force Il big subsidy
for each through congress They are backed
up by the powerful political and financial re.
sources of the Tom Scott combination, and
will ask government subsidies and indorse
mcnts to the extent of $l5OOOO,OOO.
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DAWES AND BUTLER.

DAWES AND BUTLER
Quite savage encounter took place in the
house on Monday between Dawes and Butler
on the taxation question Mr. Dawes pre-.
scented resolution from the committee on
ways and means, which WAS the result of a
conference between that committee and the
appropriation committee setting forth the
fact that an increase Of taxation to meet the
expenses of the government was impractical.
Bile and therefore calling upon the President
to direct his executive officers to revise their
lists o! estimates of actual and prospective
expenses, with u view to making reduction
therein. Butler jumped upon this resolution
with tiger icrocity. lie said this squeamish.
ness about taxation was cowardlv, and what
congress must 10 was to authorize more
grccnbacks. He declared the camor for
specie payment a delusion and 4 snare; that
there never WAS and never will be specie
payment; that We had better have additional
circulating notes, even if our credit abroad
should be- ruined, and spoke of Mr. Dawes
plan of putting his knife in the book Of est
mates To tear down the expense OF the gov
eminent until they came within the revenue
received, as ncayunsh Both Butler and
Dawes became excited ANA personal in their
remarks, and the latter with great emphasis
stated that NJ more fatal blow 20 our credit
abroad and business at home could be dealt
than by Issuing more notes.
BLACKGUARDIsM.
\ very rancorous debate took place in the
house on Thursday morning, on Hale risiug
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\ very rancorous debate took place in the
house on Thursday morning, on Hale risiug
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

CORPORATION NorlCE.-PUBLIc NOTICE ~
hereby gycn TO- the STner or owners oGespsnt g
lands affected thereby that the following Sssesmest
Board Of assessors for examination by all persons in
roE e Ss Gsast !ss Placement in South Fifth ave
from ri Sa q srsSf IN
s. For LAYING Belgian pavement in Park place, fsea
3 FSr "a yng Belgian pavement in Fortyourih strsst.
8 For laying Belgian pavement in sxty.third strcc<
6 For laying belgian pavement in Twentieth strcsx
ISE syns place
s. For laying belgian pavement in Fiftynfth stree&
3 For laying Guidct pavement Ia Church street. iron
TO- Fqr selling curb and gutter And nssging scvcoty
sixth street, between Second and Third avenues ~
II for buaing sewor in Madison street, between raks
Eleventh and "T'%s r%sS srcct "'" ''Va"' '''"0e-
~ ror building sewer in First avenue, bctwcon iiSA
fGF e1Ins sTS5 slSS in s,t ana Isst Streets e
rs For building sewer in sxy-'eventh street. betwesa
is For % buidss Sever in sxty.eghth street. bctwcoa
II For laying crosswslk from s6i sixth avenue v ~
Is For building underground drains on blocks bonnds9
by Sixy yhrst and Sxty.tnird streets. ana fourh eeu
The limits embraced by such assessment nclodc all The
several houses and lots OF ground vacant lots pieces ssa
NO / Botb % s,des OF south Filh avenue from Osnsl
street TO Fourth street 70 the extent OF one-nau s
Both SIDES Of Fifty fourth street sinh to reaeA
avenue The Of onchaf the block to the intor
3 Bs:h does Of Park place, from Broadway 70 weA
street 20 the exeu OF onehaif the block ON the ncr-
B5,i sdcs Of Forty fourth street from Third to Foer
avenue extent Of onealt The block ON the tnce
Both side Of sixsytnirj street. from Fourth 10 M
avenue the extent Of one-haf the block on tho atsr
Bstb sides Of twentieth street. from Third -
East River 10 the extent OF oaehaif the block on tho n
Bo, .des II University place, from wsvcrey pasos
20 Eighth street. TO the extent OF onehah The block -
Bctn sdcs Of Titiy yfnh street. from Seventh Aveasp
to Broadway TO the extent OF onchah the block On In
3 Both ssdes OF Church street. from Fulton to Mords
TO the extent OF oaeha the block tho tntpr
10 Both sdes Of Seventy sixth street from Second .
THIRD aVcnu TO The extent Of alt the block on
intersccting streets -
H. Tie property known e5 Nos. ljy to lis unciusv43
Madison street.
II The property known Nos. q. s. AZ and 20 rRh
IS Bo,n sides Of First avenue between iisth snd lss
strccts, except the two corner lois OF lgth street
IL Both sides Of 3oh and l3lst strcc.s between Fourth
tween l3Dtn and lSlst streets
- The corporation OF the city Of Now York
is Both s:des Of sixty,eishth street between rca~
~ The property fnown a. No ISL sixth avenue.
"a The property bounded BY Sixty irst and sxv'hTe
All persens whose interests are affected by INC sDcvo
named Asscssments and who opposed to tns sams
E'sea q mem e s.a s,s e g.
Of their ONCE No ~ Chatham strect WI
hirty days irom the date Of n,. nss,ss Asrxy
;SSS SSSS?y yElsT 4 sxsSS xsiis.
'o"' Board Of AScssN
ovvscK poAaD OF AzsRssoasf
Nsw Y2RS. March & tS7S
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

ID to tho South,
daily, except Sundays Close connection TO Wcldoa.
Augusta, Atlanta, Columbus, Macon Montgomery, Mo-
bile and New Orleans also to Petersburg Lynchbufk
Ask tor tickets and check baggage via Bay line at Des
brosses street Corandt street and all other principal
ticket offices Trains leave Dcsbrosses street and Cort
EMMEr BROWN General Ticket Ageot
DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD
Trains leave New ford, from foot of Desbrosscs AMI
Express for Harrisburg, Pts5urg. the West and South.
with pmmsn Palace Cars attached at9so A. NJ aa2
For baltimore Was6inston ani the south at A. NIL
and . p NJ sunday gr.M
s;sh or. M, and II night sunday g. 30 ana + n
EDs rnaYdsSShis dS via
fHr s'Ng5h S. s 51i2 i 's s Is y s = D. s
Say. S5o & S sl6 ~, + ". $40 . " IL 80 nf snH
II ::j 81 5 4 81 ]'S 3 i'StS IL IL
fgr ! Hshway g S : s rs 81? s and =, =
E Eor WSa5Sr.ye " s5s * spa Perth Am'oy' land 10 A. s
SS! NV srY.s%isf7 snDA: l%Iss 49, SRA
For Lamlcrtvil!c and FicTng,on, A. ~ and 2P. n i,
For Phiilipssnrs and Belviderc, 2sntaP.
df@ fsl f1SssoS eHa iS 4 ~ 10 ina "nd Pm
Trains arrive 4. follows;fron ritts6uTg. $50 A NJ
90, M, daily, io:it A. NJ and Ss. r M. daily exceys
4sI ioia + n SUNDAY. G:ioh. ~. From Phleisiphis,
6A 80 1915, i o. i 5i NJ, zi, 35i, 6oi s:D r u
Sqa isasi ocss ii 30 81, y q "a g. N and e Broadway Nax
streets EmsrSnt Ticket office, No HattSTy sYy place.
General Manager Den. Pasa Agcst
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A CARD.

CARD.
THE FIRM OF JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL HAv-
ing been dissolved by mutual consent Mr. Johnston
uDos the business at the old stand Nassau street op
pose the Post U.rce.
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF THE HOUSE
i conducted at the spacious promises 2 81 p and
q East Thirteenth street, between Filth avenue and
Broadway, and has connection with The other stand
lately occupied by the firm of Johnston Van Iassci
Mr.. JOHNSTON HAS SECURED LEASE FOR
thirteen years of the above mentioned premises, and
rogular sales will he held heretofore Of this Horse
and Carriage Auction Branch q, %, % ana East Thir
teenth street.
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
commencing Tue slay, March lS
The business will be conducted precisely the
strict and honorable principles which have always char
0ceyiZcd the dealings OF our house and the respect
and confidence OF the business community, well as the
public at large.
Entries for sales may be made as usual either at our
down town house 81 Nassau street. or at the Mart H. 3
IS and 27 East Thirteenth street.
LIBERAL ADVANCES, AS USUAL, MADE ON CON
SIGNMENTS.
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posi- CFFICH NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.
The mas for Europe, during the week ending SatsS:
day, March G will close at this Office Wednesday AZ
M, on Thursday at IL A. NJ, and Saturday at Iix
M RI. JONES. PO,tIna;ter.
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cOAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS,
DIED BALL LINE OF NAIL STEAMERS.
~ RATES or PASSAGE REDUCED.


II HAsES sEx q soEk ExsSSaS 81 5STSSaSa EhSSSso.
a II InsoHAS %sb rAssssdRss AsR sRAssssADos ~
ssassS e sar irS@
LAGOS pesdopp e"ce'.''"saturday, March 1 at SP n
AASb AMI EVERY EVERY THREE WEEKS rTRatxrTfR hSrA
These steamers specially aisptea to taopicas SER
na tsfss sse any @
sksn asrSsis
For freight T. or pnMssSsEsa MSaYpS aaYpplSs soss South
LNOR PUERTA PLATA, SANTANA AND ST. DOMINGO
= City;-The United States mall steam'hip TYBEx.
csS Sn saaJ a Resay apyy ss s
Domingo City stG"snss ia sung:
For freight or passage SPplS t9 pporurnss
TTNITED STATES AND Brazil. MAIL. sTEAMSM!e n
, elegant screw sseam,p p 0MTAR TAI
s s MSnSs Raa and h g
passage apply to ". t. GARRISON Agent No. Bowiiss
sf S r. T4Hh HAS VERA ASR asG1
pier 1 No. North fH|yirl. HyHl.s Z 'Fa5hasDAr
CiTY OF HAvASx aavans Ga ey srcS
SITyy & SERfSa Hsysas va
CRY Of HAVANA tHasana oniyS April q
For freight nRBBGE SONS 50 Broadway
TEXAs LINE OF GALyEsT0N ,srEAMERs, TogOR
ing Rsy f4 'GSEFa G XIX s NSS Gssn mall fe.
nngton is receiving freight a. pier 20 East River
and VIII sail saturday, March l5
rarongh @ G'Is q adns lad M Gnen to Houston eithcr by te
Company and to AL points on the Galveston, Houston
No charge for forwarding in New YORK.
G. H. MALLORY CO, 15s Maiden Iann.
orW. T. CLYDE Co. ll9 Wall street
E0oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
H. The Cromwell Steamship Line
The ste anship CORrES, Captain Frank Kcmblc wiz
leave pier No North River saturday March Is att
Galveston, indanoa RoeEoft or Aranzas wharf. Bra
zos, Santiago and 81 Louis.
Cabin passage, sSo s,eerage, S25 For freight pas
sage apply to CLARK SEAMAN. SO West street
LIOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IL MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE,
from pier No. North River, at O'Clock r. N.
UNITED STATES.
on SATURDAY, March Is
Freights received daily Through rates eivcn for n
Louis vicksburg Mobile, Galveston and Indiapola-
tions, apply to FREDERIC BAKER, 81 Broadway.
NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Southern Line.
The steamship GENERAL SEDGWICK,
&C., Captain Evans,
Will leave pier 81 East River Wednesday, March i2
Insurance guaranteed.
For freight or passage. having superior accommods.
G. II. MALLORY & CO.. l5s Maiden lane.
E'oR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
u The Old Dominion steamship Company will despatch
ship ISAAC BELL. Bakeman commander, for Norfolk.
CITY Point and Richmond Saturday, March IL, at n
M giving through bills of ladn9 to all points South and
Southwest Through passenger tickets issued to aQ
or at the general office, 1877 Greenwich street ol
Dey.
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Total 10 nOO pifta. ali cash

Tickets, 5i9 Halves, So; Quarters, 50 So
One in ten is to draw Buy eleven tickets for Sl0O
and get Your nancy back at least All gifts payable in
grcenbacks without deducting any dlsconnts. The Lii
brary is under direct control the Lee isa'urc of the
state and the Library Trustees assisted aud advised By
the most eminent citizens Of the Southwest under whose
directon also, the Concert and drawing Is held. Bus
oi The Concert Is in charge OF Hon. Ex-Governor
Thoi:.as f. Br.mlete, o.; Kentucky, by whom agencies
for the sale OF tickets have been established throughout
Office. Tickets like grecnbacks good TO tho holder.
Bryors do not necessarily have TO be present at the draw
ing an official list is furnished each and gifts
at distance can be collected through any
bank company the same a draft cheek.
Order quick. Send money by Post Office order draft
regstere,' letter or express, prepaid.
For tickets full programme Information and all par
ticulars, apply TO the General Agency supply.
THOMAS II. HAYS 4 CO.,
cog Broadway New York.
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AMUsEMENTs-sncosp PAos-Fourth. fifth and sixth
EaSTa eonm sSnmn
BoAkp And 6pSd
sRS$ES SS1 Ess2fH FaH
fGS ife
s$S $; sS y
CLERKS AND sn
c5GS#SSS SsS ssan
coAsT#iss nS,52 s0'T%nA Ts%TnAMsHIrsrn.r rAcsrih and
St $% Is se,s%n
column
bANGNSS S NTE TH rAonsTtI @ SoIump
UNFURNIsfrED-sncoSD PAcE-second and third
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-FIRsr PAcE-Fiah column.
htnaMciA rAcs.Sz q e"lumn
EGR RGGMs f4GssiSIh %n SgS%p no
SncoEp P.cE-Third column.
FRESdH
HELP 'WAsiTED-FEMALEs-E s-ELrvrsru. pAer-sccond
HELP wANrED-MALEs- ELEVENTH PAcx-Third and
HORSES. ,cAEKIAGEs &o.-Frnsr rAcr-mird ana
HoTtpstn,.YssHM l9aflb Columns .or-F,a, column
HOUSES ROOMS &c. WAsTED@snoosD eHsS rAon-rhlrd
SS$SHH 56S ASn sssH
LECTURE SEAsON-SrcoNn PAGr-Fifth column.
LOAN OFfICBS-SEcoND PAGE-Fiith column
LOST AND FOUND-FRsT PAGE-First column.
MAGHINERY-TwELrrH PAGR-Sixth column
MARBLE MANTELS-TwELFrn PAcr-SiXth column.
sSTn
fEin fSlS%e rAcr-Fiah column
MUSICAL-SEcOND PAGE-Sixth column.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAG:--Sixth column.
PERSONAI.-FInsT PAGE-First column.
POsr OFFICE NOTICE-FRsr PAGE-sixth column.
pROPOs ALs-NInTm rAGE.sixth column
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
ELEVENTH p PAGE-Sccond column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-TwELrrH PAGE-Third, fourth and filth col
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-TwELrru PAcE--Fifth
REAI ESTATE wANTED--TwrLrrn PAcr-Fith Column.
RELIGIOUS NOTICHS-NIHru PACE-SiXh column.
SALES AT TAUCTioN-ELEyENTH pAGE-Sixth column
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-ELEvE PAGE
First and second Columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sec.
SPECIAL. NOTICES-FInsr PAGE-second column.
SPORTlNG-DOGS, BIRDS &C.-FIRsT PAGE-1hird col
THE TRADEs-EnnvrNTn PAcr-rourth column.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS fURPOSES-SEcoHD PAGE
First and second columns.
TRAyELLERS' GUIDE--FIRsT PAGE-sixth column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Third cOlunn.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIIsr PAGE-Fourth column.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-FRsT PAGE-Fourth col
WEsTCnEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-TwELrrH PAGE-Third column.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.-NINTm PAGE-sixth col
umn
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NOR sALE-A BAY HORSE tor WAGON AND
L. Harness; all in good order. Apply to HENRY. II
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L,OR SALE-A NEW FURNITURE TRUCK AND
Harness; also bay Horse, I6 hands, years old
rantca kind sold for no fault only want of use 32i
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THE AMERICAN REGISTER.
\. The most widely circulated OF
the American journals published
In Enrnne

capital medium Tor American
advertisers addressing themselves to
European patronage.
Indispensable to all persons visiting Great Britain and
The European Continent.
Subscriptions and advertisements for The AMERICAN
REGISTER will be received at The office OF the New York
Herald New York.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

LNOR SALE-A SPLENDID PAIR OF BLACK CAR.
riase Horses, Is hands high sound aud kind duc
family Carriage by Lawrence double set Harness also
fine Horse black suitable for coupe l6 hands high
all to be sod owner going TO the country the only
Apply to Coachman. at the stable l39 West Twenty
fourth street
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INSTRUCTION.

1,HR REV. WILLIAM KIRKUs. NJ. A., LIB, OF THE
j University Of London, RECEIVES 9r visits private
O!.ssics and preparation for universities Address S5i
Third Ryenue. New rofk
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. S.C.

A RCH. JOHNSTON, ACCTIONEER.
"a Salosr0om 81 Nassau street opposite Post ofice.
Horse and Carriage Branch l9 81 % and IS East Thir-
teenth street, between University place and Fifth
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spORTING-DOGs. BIRDS. SO.


FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS.
IA. Birds, &C.. Medicines for all diseases Prepared
Focd for mocking birds at b. q. D0vEYS Ne Greene
street. Canal.
pIRDS.-A wELt-KNOwN SCOTCH NATURALIST
ID will arrive in New York. about the LIST OF June,
with large selection OF Parrots and CocSatoos also
magnificent collection OF English and Scotch Singing
DEWAR, Naturalist 48 North Hanover street. Edinourgh
Scotland.
THE TURF.
ITO LET-FROM APRIL I, 1879 FLEETWOOD PARK
L Club House gate house. bars under grand stand
and hching privilege Of grounds Apply at the park
liz Wall street. W. H. VAN COTT, superintendent.
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y,oR YOKOHAMA, JAPAn VIA sUBz CANAL -THH
n hrst class steamship CAPs0N built for the japanese
goyerouent iyiag at Bridge street. Brookyn, WILL
sail In ten eVs favorable opportunity seldom occur.
ring Ter ipsAls 10 take For passage apply
10 vKSrnAI GIBBS, No. william street, or DAVID
DAKEH. Broadway. corner Fsrty HftA Stseet
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EIvE WORKING HORSES FOR sALE-FIT FOR
ranted sound and kind III Wooster street. between
Blocker and Amty streets
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REWARDS.

d. * REwARD-LOST. ON THE 18TH BLACK
SO leather bag. containing medicines for horses BY
returning the 10 H. OGLE 500 West Twenty nth
street. will receive the above reward
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F0R sALE-A FIRST RATE DOUBLE HARNESS, IN
Il good order Sl76 ago; lowest price, SSS
at stable, Is East Twcnty. eighth street
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WARNING

IA. NO DELAY
should now with buyers who intend to hold tickets
TO the Third Grand Git Concert tor benefit OF Public
Library Of Kentucky which is TO be held promptly on
sinre dav ot he nresent ate Of saes which s ohe 70
exhaust the iu one hundred thousand tickets any hour
The >tcnsivc line OF agencies established throughout the
country for the two previous Concerts has made rapid
and easy sale Of tho TICKETS ior this Hurry Up First
distributed by lot to ticket holders amount to Half Mil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-15

HARNESs.-A LARGE STOCK OF SINGLE AND
double Harness. OF my own make, az extremely low
Robes, at sacrifices fawn truck blankets cheaper than
f. BARTLETT. o. Warren street corner College place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-15

JJORSES TAKEN TO BOARD. DRIVE AND BREAK
i with good care by JOHN II. TwEDDLE, Mont
gomery Orange county, N. Y. Referonces-James b.
Brewster 4 Co, New York city,