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MERCHANT TAILORING.


II. u. DUvAII, Merchant Tailor,
tb9 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four.and a half
aud sixth Htreets has lust receyed choice ahsort.
ment Of the latest styles SPRING GOODS, cumpria.
ing French and EnFiieh Cloths, IAEsi'I eres and
NestinHs. diagonal, basket aud other goods suita.
bile for the present and approaching season, which
manner at moderate prices, Also, uentemen's nna
Dress shlrts, 0AuEs Merinn Underuhirts, Muslin
and Jean Drawers, RcArta, Ties, Gloves, Handler.
chiefs, UmhrelAs, nc His friends and the public
are invited to call, AplEeOst
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SPRING GOODS.

shall this day open for Inspection q splendid
invoice o. the latest importation SPllINd GOODS
Scotch Meltons, Cheyiots, DiAgnols, serpantine,
Plain and Fancy SassimeTes' as well mA A1Ee as
Olive Cloths and CAsslmeres.
The goods will be made up to order In the latest
styles and of the beat workmanship,
AweIl assorted stock Of Gent's furnishing goods
always on hand.
n. W. OWEN,
Merchant Tailor,
l!l3 Pennsyiyania avenue, under owen House.
mhlslm tChrOniclel
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Lieutenant, December q, isT2, vice Kelly, pro-
m )ted, Battery z.
FouRTu REGtNENT oT ARTILLERY.
Second Lieutenant Peter Leafy, Jr., 70 be riIst
Lieutenant, January "a, 1873, vice Sheldon, dis-
missed, Battery !.
Second Lieutenant John simpson, 10 be flItt
Lieutenant, March 2s, 1873, vice treene, Ult-
missed, Battery L. .
FIRST REGIMENT Of INFANTRY.
Second Lieutenant George DuHi 70 DC First
Lieutenant, February IL, lsis, vice broWh' re-
tired from active service, Company X.
SECOND REGIhknT Of isfAnIRr,
Lieutenant ColOnei henfy u; Nanen, OF me
klEhth Infantry, 20 bc Voionel, februafy w
1873, vice Crawford, retired from active service
THIRD REdihhnI mi " lNlAhIRr.
second Lieutenant William :. mackaI, 70 ne
fltst lieulenhnt November ], ls,Y, vice bousah,
resigned, company y; since feslgneu. 49,,
ssSona iAeg.enanI W 'gnn ,eo ~ hsh NH 20 pe rs
i Liieutsnan, a,, neoIusy 10 1919 NVe "AoAa'' 'o-
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FUk SALE AND kENI.
TWO DESIRABLE sEcoND-sToRY ROOMS
1rsS SpG Gddfs.: @ Il Ss once sr
EoR RENT-A THRREsToRY BRICK
~ HOUsE. containing nine Iooms, bathroom gas
snd a.e,er front and side YARD ytR shsqeesTy and
spis.st No. cDs fiiiiesnth street
EoR sALE.-wILL BE SOLD ON sATUR-
~, ~ ID DAY, iHh inais A, Walls BAZAAR, asg
.opnd sSd Henie ss sSa nys Ss"I SroP gia N
70 70, harness; most suitable hore for bust. =,
Tor sALE-DKsIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
gs e,lSpdsd and sss main laid p he ailisge 6y
ygIner Fifteenth street and New YORK avenue.
RoARD OF Iu9LIC WORKS CERTIFICATES
sss s,.. $tS S..ss! ,.i: AZ; s.sE:
,D,,,. VIII TsStSSEff hss, u ES;is!ss 4 q 4, A:sn. s.
Tor sALE-sEyRNTEEN BEST BUILDING
ieet on cas-, sdc and frcntiss Sixteenth y strsSI I
nSraeres s,ln G9mme1cins at the circle AZ The inter
nue. being the entire front Of SQUARE snuih q lSs
Corner Fifteenth street and New e s YORK aHS SVcnas.
AN UNUSUAL CIRCItNsTANCR A NEAR.
n tfui place of thirty seven anrss ,o hs aisnoscd
q Sn terms 70 suit purchaser, and for half cnst
imare spa bbln qe1rdaa ol Laurel station. Bal
ouis oo.ui,hs,, a,. ilnnss sShooa snch ehAnce Tor
~ ~ isni.r I o'eS hoine may NJ o1Suf ngan CAL
api7m No. nFF M FFia,ssn,SS "a mn strss, ~;
NOR RENT-PIFAsANT pooNs EIIp.
Il nished, at lSi East Capitol street GpiSit'
no t,vppy ypx ,xn n,.,,x,,.,, ,,aD
MEN W hND iAChMEN.-tOh
n, tSsuAnLihsve SsuAnLhsveOne Ensprinf' full Elans SlN1
SShphhnhiESGE, SShphhnhiESGEt, hifho, several 9pen CAR esG ~
hiAoEs, put pttle used suitable for the
.n,ss weTh, .au.p,.,nhoBL nhoBL u ohAHbhM,
DoAPn or pTpI ~ vopEs sCpIp ron
~ sale, N SLY Cettihcates the above sctip, which
p1L IN Ray mens oi special taxes
Liperh uisconnnt elsoWeq " " ~ grchasern
~ Reai Istste Brpfsr..
,,TnS,o,nn noo.a s;,,:o -, -;
INUhNlSHkD ROOMS-TWO LARGE, AIRY
una ShImSsrs IN trSns end S,cE on second door
pc parties, with board, and on. moderate terms @
provements! within few step. ~ III HSsltal ~ ~
| hghtful location for the sun Iner No stI New Jer
sey syenue southeast. Capitol HUI, apis.lw'
| N m WILL BIrY sINtlIE pfrnny Ar
snd % a' Sas fff RkSFss IL f sstoPS ct PSSb.Gs
te 49, Dou'i' .nis oince' apltot
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= Don Carlos agents advertise In the LOndon
yiples fVT pecuniafy assistance,
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LOST AND FOUND.
BOARDING.

COUNTRY BOARDING G-HOUSE.-oN MARY
the Blue Ridge mountains, about ~ miles from
Knoxville station, u. and o. II, r., where boardefs
For fufther Particular inquire OF uEO. y, KEN.
NEDY, No. las street northwest, WASHINGTON,
ID. q. apibeou
DoARDING.-BOARD, WITH OR WITHOUT
ID ROOMS. In a good locality. convenient TO the
Executive Departments, Apply At gi5 Twelfth
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
i OF FCOLuMBIATHEib DAY OF APRIL, isia
- -, No. siOl. Equity Doc. ia
On motiou OF The plainiir, by Mr.. W. J. Miller, his
eoicitor, Il l. ordered that the deendants, Thomas
J. Fisher, David Gallup, Caroline Y. Allen, Nelson
TO be entered herein or before the hrIi rule day
occurring forty days after this day; otherwise the
by the Court 4. wYLlE, Justice, kc.
True copy. Test II. j. Mkids, OlerE, &c.
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IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, THE - DAY Of APRIL. isIa
EbeneEer Burgess Warren and
Aaron Bisbey, surviving mem.
bers OF arm OF T. u. Warren
Co.
p No. iO.ISa. Nlaw
O. Z. Evans and thomas Fisher.
trading under the name, style
aud hrm Of the Evans Concrete
Pavement Company,
on motion OF the plaintiffs by Y l.. Stanton aud A.
W9rthington. their attorneys, i ls ordered that
the deiendants, q. u. Evans and Thomas fisher.
cause their appearance 10 be enterrd herein on
before the hrut rule day occurring forty days after
aH In case of default
by the Court D. X. CARTIER, Chief Justice.
True copy. Test r. ], MKIoa, Clerk, nc,
apif.Ih9w by L. y. WILLIAMS, Asst. Clerk.
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tH- Goods delivered free Of all charges.
~ The above are New York prices.
|" Pints Of the above Wines extra 81,
coin, per ease, except kruE a. Co., which is
n1- TIME PURCHASES must be closed By
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Captain Samuel X. sehwenk, OF the Eighth
Cavalry, from Company y to Company NJ.
Captain Andrew p. Caraher, Of the Eighth
Cavalry, from Company NJ to Company y.
Second Lieutenant Alfred II. Rogers from the
Fifteenth Infantry 10 the Eighth Cavalry, De-
cember 10, 1879, company l..
Second Lieutenant John II. Coale, from the
Ninth Infantry TO the Second Cavalry, March II,
1873, company @.
the Second Cavalry to the Ninth Infantry, March
II, 1878, Company A.
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Iy.-RFTIRRD

For incdpd ity resultinO from, long and yaiihhiI
service; from hounds or injuries Tsceiped; from
disease contra ted, or from exposure IN hi line oJ
duly, Ia coaJOrRfty icith SECTIONS 10 and II, dst
Of August 8, 1861.
Colonel samuel W. Crawford, Second Infantry,
February 10, 1878.
Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Duncan, Fifth
Cavalry, January Is, lST3.
First Lieutenant Henry D. Mellen, Sixth Cav
airy, October I, 1874
First Lieutenant A. benson Brown, First In
fantry, February Is, 1878.
Second Lieutenant Henry @. johnson, Twenty
third Infantry, October 4, 1874.
For ineGpacity the result n injury or dissdss not
incidental 10 the serpioe, IN conformity ufA sec
tiOa II, act Of ugUst Q, 1851.
Major Robert N. Morris, Sixth Cavalry, Feb
ruAfT II, 1874,
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George A. Gordon, late Major Fourth Cavalry,
TO be Major Fifth Cavalry, January ", lsI9, with
his former rank from November I, 1851, vice
Carr promoted TO the Fourth Cavalry.
Louis II. Sanger, late Captain Seventeenth In.
fantTy, to he Captain Seventeenth Infantry,
January 9, 1873, with his former rank from July
u, lsd5, Company q.
William NJ. Kilgour, late Captain Forty y-arst
Infantry, TO be Captain Twenty fourth Infantry,
March S, lsT3, with his former rank from July
~, 1866, vice Perry, resigned, Company X.
ueorRe b. Hoge, late Captain Twelfth w iantry,
TO be Captain Twelfth Infantry, March Q, lsI3.
with his former rank from July II, 1851, vice
Pond, resigned, Company q.
Gustaye II. Radetzki, late First Lieutenant
Ninth Cavalry, 10 be FIRST Lieutenant Ninth
Cavalry, January q, lsIs, with hls former rank
from August 8, isos COMPANY K.
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twenty-five cents per line, Advertisements und
the head of For Sale or Rent" wanted" Lost Al
Found" snd Personal" !" twelve and half cents ?
fne. .---.--..
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Typographical errors, overlooked ny 'he
nrnnf reader--when they are errors and
nverlooked-arc notifying but they VIII
.,cc,r in ibe best regulated newspapers, in
sni,o of tbe utmost care Yesterday morn
;nr II was stated. in THE GLOBE, in the re-
mort of the WalIingford Centennial, that
.loseph iIasl;ins was born in 1899 instead
.f l17g. rs the context showed 1t should
bc. This was typographical error over
looked hy the proof reader; hut not SO
with the statement in another paper thai
he did duty as private soldier al the
burial of Washington, in 1909, whereas he
only OBLIGATED in memorial services which
occurred thousand miles from his burial
lace. Neither could it very honestly oi
80 isislently be said that the location OF a
ire was changed from New Hampshire to
Vermont, the associated press dispatch
cadcd Especial to the ---" etc. and tii-
iections given to have it set double loaded
Il happened through = mistake OF The
roof reader Typographical errors somt
1,nes occur and are overlooked, WHICH,
although somewhat ludicrons at first sight
i've "a clear All idc. Of tie actual situate
though the copy had been strictly fol-
lowei For example: 1t was intended 10
Nc stated in Thursday GLOBE, that eo<
eases we're still on tho county coun docket
for trial neg, term and uadiYnsed Of
whereas the types and proof reader had il
'hat SOC cases were ''now in doubI, which
alter all, i5 a concise and true statement OF
tlg matter.
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autumn leaves; ! wreath, perforated
cards Mrs Nicholas Cook, log cabin
quilt Miss Anna Call, 1 tidy; Miss Mary
Z Poolcr, piece rag carpet Mrs 3 E
Grape, 2 pair pin boxes, mat, tidy !;
Miss Ira Z Holden, chromoa Miss
Emma Whtcomb, chromos Mrs Mary
A Holden, 1 log cabin quilt Mrs Jos +
White, l boquet Mrs John Pelsue, 81
years old, spun and wove, pr yarn nit.
tens and stockings Levi Rice, Tinmouth, l
bed spread Miss Addic Edgcrion, 2 tidcsi
Mrs John Pelsue, 2 pr socks.
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HORSES

M v ard, carriage horse c o Stat
ford, brood mare, 3 VI old colt, year.
ling colt ; Chas Miner, colt mos old
II Law, colt years old VI Starkey, ]
three years old colt; Miss Stella Packard, l
draft horse; CIV Holdcn,1 two yrs old colt;
Russell G Sherman, two yr old colt b
Riley, span matched colts Robert
Maxim, 4 yr old carriage horse; Hiram II
Eddy, VI old colt II Lincoln. horse
YRS old.
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'fA anlGHr BASTASs
\ Hudson, lsi premium.
DISCRETIONARY COltNiLrra
SINGLE n0ases.
J Scriancr, l7t premium
/ Datchellcr, FL plemlon.
K Todd, Rutland, 81 premium.
\ 5 Cramton, Rutland. 4.h premium.
G D Child. diploma.
T } Briggs, Clarendon diploma
G. q Herrick, Dandy, diploma.
MATCHED noE3Es.
Ira Clark, Mt Holly, ist premium.
3 Gordon, Cd premium.
J P Tuttlc, Mt Holly, 81 premium.
j Tubbs, Tinmouth, 9TH premium.
VI Hawkins, diploma.
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nomination., and IL this was carried out
through tho state, as il undoubtedly was, 1t
will be impossible to tell what the effect
NAV bc on the senatorial election. Of one
thing 1t seems to us, we may be all assured,
and that is that this calm and Indifference
forebodes storm.
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LIVE STOCK.

L II Stewart, Clarendon. calf; |. Amos,
yearling bull; n Hudson, 4 years grade
COW and one years old; r Butler, calf;
Seneca Smith, yoke calves II Stone,
bull calf J Packer, 1 pr oxen G yrs old !;
Barney Riley, Clarendon, pair oxen L
Derrick, yoke yrs old cattle; NJ Sher-
man, pr twin yearling steers, I pr yr
old steers. pr 2 yr Old stays
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We surrender large portion OF IHE
GLOBE, this morning, to the exclusion oil
other matter, TO an account of the Cente IL
nial Celebration at wallngford, the adj
dresses, etc.
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H-EpNEspAY, TIRsT DAY.

Purse No. !. siO0. for Horses that have aCYeI
beaten $50. First $50 /; 81, $50, and Sd, $50.
Purse No. 9, 5000, for horses that have never
4th, SEQ.
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First, $50 Second, so, and $40.
NO. 6, PURSE OF $4,000,
open 20 all horses, First, $50 Second 500,
and Third, $50
The above races Will be mile heats, three IN
five to harnes, except running race, and gov
erned by the national rules.
All horses eligible that have not beaten the
above time previous TO october list, 1873.
Horses distancing the Held Will receive only
first money.
Horses will be called ut o'clock, sharp each
day, except for running race.
All entries 10 be addressed TO j. W. COohi
Berwick Hotel, Rutland, VI, on or before Mon
day, october 20th at 9P.M. Entries Will pos
itvely close at that hour. Entrance 10 per cent.
OF purse. -Four to enter, three 10 start
ADMISSION 20 Cents.
CARRIAGES FREE.
JOHN W. COOK, Sec, and Treas.
Rutland, VI, oct. q, 1873. DIV
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THURSDAY, SECOND DAY.

Running Race, purse $40. and 10 o'clock An.
open 10 all horses. First, SIS Second, 50,
and Third SIS.
Purse No. 3, sloo for all Horses that have
never beaten $40 First, $50; I'd, $50 ID, 500.
Purse No. 4, $500, Tor all Horses that have
never beaten a.3J. First, 500 %, $50; Sd, $40,
and ith, SEQ.
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BREAD AND CAKE.

"A dth"ih, WI. ilViiN, year o'V, ~
premium.
Stephen sherman, 3 year old, I7t premi-
ilm.
g Hadwin, Danby, . year old, ls, pre-
MUM.
s Sherman, 9 year old, I'd premium
Seneca Smith, Clarendon, yoke calves,
1st premium
STOCK HORsR-.
J d Tubs, Clarendon, one 4 year old, LIST
premium.
+ r sherman, Dandy, one 3 year old, LIST
premium.
II + Goodcll, Leicester, tst premium
j & 5 A Hadwin, Dandy. Southdown,
1st premium.
S N Sherman, Cotswold, list premium
A Whitcomb, mixed sheep, buck lambs,
Let premium.
] & S A Hadwin, I'd premium.
s NJ Sherman, ID premium
j & S A Hadwin, best pen breeding ewes
1st premium.
ii Z Goodel I'd premium.
o d Nadwin, Sd premium.
NJ Sherman, 4th premium.
II E Goodell, hest pom of eve lambs, LIST
premium.
j & S \ Hadwin, Cd premium
A Whtcomb, 3D. premium.
S VI Sherman. 4th premium.
II f Goodell, Mt Holly, best breeding
sow, 1st premium.
II L Warner, best SOW and pigs, lst pre-
MUM.
VIM Coleman, I'd premium
| DOMESTIC AND MIXED BREEDS.
L Amcs, best yearine bull, LIST pre-
MUM.
A r Marsh, Cd premium.
Hiram Smith. Clarendon, best bull calf,
LIST premium.
II Stone, 81 premium.
Harvey Stuart, best heifer calf, LIST pre-.
MUM.
Joseph Hawkney, second premium.
j & s A Hadwin, yoke yearling steers
lst premium.
J & s A Hadwin, yearling heifers LIST
premium.
VEGETABLES
J. Wylie, cabbages, LIST premium.
A Aldrch, onions, LIST premium.
D l. Strange, end premium.
JE White, diploma
james Eddy, diploma.
II Hodges, pumpkins, lst premium.
Cyrus Edison, End.
L W Corydon, 3rd.
DIR. ] L Hit, diploma.
E Markham, carrots, LIST premium.
DL Strange, butter carrots, LIST premium.
A Whitcomb, caulflowcr, LIST premium
\ Smith, Clarendon Mangle wortsel
beets, 1st premium.
d L Strange. turnip beet, LIST premium
Aick Doty, squashes, LIST premium.
J Remington, bet lot squashes. lst pre-
MUM.
rUESlrs
\ W Bolston, round, LIST premium.
W Stone, best lot, LIST premium.
+ NJ Ward, end best lot, end premium.
L NJ Ward, Swedish turnr, LIST pre-.
MUM white turnip, lst premium.
] Wylle. kahl rabbi, LIST premium
POTATOES.
ii Hayes, best lot potatoe., LIST pre-
MUM.
James Eddy, End best, end premium.
Maj n p Rounds, Bird best, 3rd pre-.
MUM.
ID l. Strange, early rose, LIST premium.
Maj. n p Rounds, blue potatoes, ia,
premium.
L E Lille, late potatoes, LIST premium.
Henry Patton, Chili's, lst premium.
II Jones, No. 2 potatoes, LIST premium
HORSES.
J Aldrlch, 3 year old, lst premium.
G Edison, I'd premium.
l. Herman, 81 premium.
II Law, diploma.
II NJ Eddy, Clarendon, . VI old, LIST pre-
MUM.
Geo Holden, I'd premium.
I G Sherman, Sd premium.
G A Williams, year old, LIST premium.
Geo Pail. brooding mare and colt, Isl
premium.
Chas Miner, I'd premium.
s Packard, draft horse LIST premium
II Bard, ed premium.
w Lincoln, carriage horse LIST pre-
MUM.
POULTRY
Bramahs, II E Fassett, lst premium
FSHill, ed premium.
II Elmer, Sd premium.
HouDoSs
| r E Baird, LIST premium.
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FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.

j i Edgcrton, varieties of seed corn,
a varieties of potatoes II Sawyer, 9 tur-
nips and 2 bcets Aleck Doty, winter
squash, pumpkins p Hart, heels Cyrus
Edison, pumpkins II Round, . kinds ot
corn, 95 varieties potatoes, pumpkins Z
NJ Ward, turnips; II Sherman, twelve.
rowcd corn, eight-rowcd corn I. Amos
apples, sweet corn, potatoes, turnips !;
Isaac Stafford, bushel pcachblows J
Remington, s varieties squashes, potatoes,
pepper, corn, onions, sugar corn, sun
flower j G Patch, tub butter l. Col
vine, early rose potatoes; J Weeks, onions;
n Cook, peachhlow potatoes z Congdon.
potatoes two varieties, and two varieties
Of corn J II Congdon, 9 pumpkins !;
J II Congdon, Q pumpkins, potatoes, ap-
pies, beets w W White, sced-corn and
potatoes ; J Fuller, 10 varieties apples !;
l. W Congdon, 10 pumpkins w Benway,
turnip beet, two oxhca ri cabbages j. Ii
tus, turnips; A Whitcomb, / caulihower,
turnips, O bcels, 8 pumpkins Il J Over
in, potatoes II IIodger, pumpkins, po-
tatoes /; j S Emery, , bottles maple sugar ;
. bottles Of maple syrup II
Stone, turnips, honey, . bottles maple
sugar James Eddy. potatoes j Edgcrton,
potatoes d |. Strange, Tinmouth.2 chceses,
peel; onions, . varieties potatoes, peel;
early tuinip hccts, G butter carrots, II va
reties apples, string pop corn Anthony
Ward, turnip-bect; A D Smith, Dandy
/ bottle maple sprup J + lIadwin, q
strings seed corn J f White, roll hut
! Ter. ! bush onions.
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A crIoN'
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK,
WATKINS & CADY
Will commence closing out their
IMMENSE STOCK or CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, TRUNKS
BAGS AND vALIsEs,
At COST and less, as said stock must allbe clos
cd out before January ist, 1874,
AUCTION SALE
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING.
F.w. WATKINS. WIN. r. cADy.
Rutland, oct. IA, lsIs. dSdsw
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DUTLAND TROTTlNG PARK.
S1.O75.O0 IL PREMIUMS.

The following pRE.nuMs will be lrotied ior o.
the
RUTLAND TROTTING PARK.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY,
OCTOBER e2d, 23d, amt eHh, ls,g.
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Professional.
y F. NJ o Y A I.
Dr. : W. SAlYTH.

Having established himself !Dsn,nentD in
Rutland. and for the better convenience ef Als
patients. hc has removed l's 9rirc ron ihe
Bardwpn Ho'ls" 10 the
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

f Post, Wallingford, iron orc Batch
ellcr q Sons, Is pieces OF steel, lot of
forks r Howe, sugar machine h Sons,
Pacific coast barley forks p Sons, lot Of
agricultural implements; " Benway,
wheelhairow Allen Edgerlon, thrashing
machine
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Historical Address by Rev. II. II
SaundersOn.

GRAND SUCCESS OF THE FAIR.
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FRIDAY, THIRD DAY.
PURSE OF $4,000,

Purse No ., 500, for all -Four year oli-
First, $50 Second, So and $50.
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.WALLINGFORD CENTENNIAL.

LAST DAY'S PROCEEDINGS.
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1riigs and aMelifinea.

). ". sMYrn. N. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-05
RuMoREn SINKING OF A YACHT

A painful rumor was IN circulation, yester-
day. among the few yachting men VINO nave renialhSu
IN town. % tbe effect that yacht was down by
New.york steamer in the Sound, night last week.
and sunk with all on board The report was brought 10
the city by Robert Dillon. RearCommodore OF tins Brook
i'm Yacht Club who arrived yesterday havi% left his
yaeh, Kate at Glen Cove. lie said that whrp lying on
Newport on Thursday afternoon he was tod by boat
who had Just come out from town thAi Iho captain
~ Newport steamer which had arrived that mag.
repored that his vessel had down and sunk yacht
during deuse fog the night before, between Point
Judith and Watch Hill. The yacht was struck amid
ships and seemed be cut in twA the mast falling OUT
nf her. The steamer hove 100 ana rrhillt" III tno
cin,tv for mn nour nut no signs OF tue boat
Werr discovered. Mr. Dillon said that he had believed
rsnge thai mo- repor OF mntter had been sent from
Newport lie said that for or Eve ynchrs let Newport
on Weduesday, but ne was under thc Impression lhht
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-05
NOVEL TURF ADVERTISING.

A small, empty room at the rear end of a
long nall on the third floor OF No 500 Broadway Is the
office OF a firm have been publishing an advertise
ment entitled "systematic Turf Investments In con
necton with the English Turf" man called at tho
Fifteenth Precinct Police Station yesterday afternoon
and made anxious inquiries concerning Messrs. Wright
Robinson Steele lie said he had made an unavailing
effort TO find them aud believed that the matter de-
anded invest CATION. Tho prospectus alluded to in the
advertisement promises fortunes to all who will send sio
or more 10 Messrs Wright, Robinson Co.. and repre-
sents that firm the OF exclusive knowledge
enabling them predict with almost absolute certainty
the results Of all the great foreign races This valuable
Information they will in betting with the money IN
trusted 10 them and will charge only the moderate fee
OF per cent Of the winnings Why tney 90 not use
their knowledge to the direct accumulation OF
fortune themselves IL not explained reporter sun
seouenty visited the building at No 800 broadway bnt
could not find Messrs. Wright, Steele Co The lanitor
aid IN at the room hred by young man who claimed
that he was member OF the real or fictitious sporting
frIn and that he had Just arrived from England Ihe
door OF the room Is kept constantly locked ana the
carrier drops the numerous letters through an oponng
in the door above which is tin sign bearing the name
of the firm The who hired the room comes ouee
day gets the letters and takes them away again. sue
cessfuly battling the queries OF MS feho" tenants