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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-08

Mumilig fam bas MIbGen tpiecer
III fi9 nnb i@lu8 bic Nuse, auf. sic
~erfannte ibren 0ater, ibre Greunte unb
bau6te leiie: .@ott lsi Danfw
Isle tparelt ni9t auein in bie1em
3immer?" iaste 6auptmanr GorSpn>
net.
8lonb : Miariedeu i9ittelte ZEN
Scpf.
vaennen sic bic perlon, welde &C.
Hoben iit?"
Das Mdb@en sSeerte uub mari Ell
men dnslltden Slid auf ben alien
Meifer Martin, ter spr ibr fniete unb
ieee ibrer 8eweeunsen beobadtete.
uXannten sic bic perion rt9t Ma>
rieden. 2" tpieeerbolte Mynbeer BON
DALI.
~@ar es Ibisrrys8 rutus ni9t 2"
fraSte5 auptmann Gortpnnet nit Na4z
cruf.
sd femme ben Mann ni9t!" murs
rnelte ras War9en I1lud5eno uno
ldloB bic Nusen.
Ste bate purG riele auswei9enoe
Nutport Der M9tune unb Greunbl9aft
Elm 9reBe5 Spfer 9ebra9t wel9e fe
9e9en ben alien @l6dner beSte.
unten i'm 9aule bate Elm piel pilce>
ter Muftritt fatt9efunben unb war BON
eineu1 uiel be7ern Grfol9e eefr6nt ulS
b1S S9aufpie in BEN pber1 Simmer.
9%auptmanr @urbonnet bate auf
febl teS Generals Miranpa cine 8e>
eleitmannl9aft BON nier Solpaten Be-
fou,usr, I'M, no m5sli@ ben l1rbeber
tes @9dnoli9en 8ubenfid6 3t Yerbafs
ten unp por MQem, ben Off3ter Dattig<
ntess publieola auf3ufuaen, neil man
permutbete> er ftebe Der S9anotbat ni@t
fern.
@erabe als er nit 1einen Solbateu
absieben >poQte, mar Der Na@tmd@te,
NIT leinen 3wet feu@enpe1 8eslettern
an8etomu1en unt bate bic frpbe Na9s
rt&t sebra@t pab bae @de@en 9efun>
ben trar.
Stol3 pie ein Gelpberr, Der 1ein Set,
gum Ste9e flbrt, 8in8 Der rotbe Straz
6enjunse nit elmer brennenben 2aterns
Soraus unp flbrte fe gum 3il. @as
peiter BORG ing, 1T ben. 2eier befannt
nit @usuabute Der @erbaftun9 Dattt9>
mics, pel@er ebenfaQs in btefem 5aus
| aefunpe1 truroe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-08
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&albe aeaeu Gutsaubuua.

Die bette iebt TN @sbraud fir bic 5eiluns ssn pstsn,
sails, Brdune, Cruz. Dtptberte. &spft&mer8en, Nerres@
leben, ~erfrorene 5dse. 5rpRbeulen. 5abuerauaen, pste
Bruf, seiprunssne S6nbe. wsbe Qippsn. pHnbe Jise, Ser
faudaneen, Gefdnilae, afute droniide unb entsunbIi6e
Rbeumatismen, @lftfdmer3en. &ldenwebe
3fr Aaube BET @frrben, Standardization. StranBels,
tpunten SAILS, @lieberReifbeit, Drlicn. BerrenfuSseu,
8icberfrpf, @sfdmdlae, &snidffsl. 8erfrimmuusen,
lleberbeine. Dornen pber Stite In BEN 3dBea, frifGe
S6nittwufpen, Sdulnib am Tub pbsr 5uRsiben.
Disies Eminent lam forrbl innsrli6, ME auberlia &c.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-08
8rueerli@feit bis sum
Iobe.

Nm rs. Nouember berrl9te i'm Oorfe
8er1en, pel9es tut Sibpfen bon Antz
tperpen unb unmitteltor unter lsine,1
@dQen liest cine unsewSbnli@e Nufs
re9ung.
Die %eaufsrater, aus wel9en oas
fransoflde Seer bic @itabeQe, wel&e
nod in ben 5dnten ber Seferret9er
tpar. bel1te6en woQte, >parer an bieler
5eite erGfnet.
Die sanse uueebuns rpar iiberaQ
aufeewlblt unb aus Der 8lattet Gbene
rpar cine 6Iselanpi9aft e%ntitanoen.
Das @enierforps pe8 5eeres bate ba<
islbft 61ben unb Gtefen, eerupe uno
fruun,e @rdben 9el@afen, pie iol&es
sar @ertbetei9uns uno Dedun9 8eSen
feintli9e &ueeln unb AusfdQe, lpwie
suu, Mnerif unb @turu,e n5tbis mar.
Die 3anune, Sdbnten brobeap lber
Die GrbwdQe.
MQe 9duler in Der umBe8enb ,uare1,
BON ben Bewpbnern perla6en, n,ebr
ODER tueniBer bel@dufet uno BON Owl
baten Yollsepfrppft ,pel&en fe gun.
Nufeutbalte urb CUR Dedune tienten.
Die @artenbeden >paren a%beebauer,
bic 8duu,e AT stelen SteQen 8efdQt, bic
Mauer,1 uno S@ubwebren nieperses
ri1en ; S@utt unb Grdmmer lberaQ.
@eiter BON Der Stabt al lieferte
Ber9eut bas Bib zines ireiten Sol>
batenlasers S@tltwa@sn unb pa
trouiuen sineen auf unb as, Solpaten
tpostea bin unb ber, pbi@on ielbt be
ienteen, rpel@e I'M. bic ,i:fseu Eager,
fsuer bodteu, ft@ spr 3dlte 1T einanoer
soes, ; Yulperwueen, @ewebrpyraut@
ben Garrer. NIT Glsi1@ unb Semitic,
nit 9ols unb Strph &1@en unter
freiem 6immeL 8robe uub tlet,e Bette,
Stafetten bier, b6bere Sffstere bort,
Grompeter unb Tambpurs at, elmer am
bern Seite, ,piutmelnbe Mrbetsr aber>
al.
Die sunse ,ueitere llnasebuas 3eiste
bic Spuren Der 8ermlfung uno Ylat>
berun8, eee BranbsS unb 9etpaltlauien
ginbru@es.
9urs. IS berriate in unb UNI Berz:
den elm reyes eeben, bas iebt1 Ant>
werpener lebbaft intereiFrt taten wir>
te, >uenn nt@t AneR unb 6ur&t dter>
baup senoms,ea bdttea F.; nit flopfen>
BEN 9er3ea b6rte maj. itben 9&u6 upa
Der GttabeQe, .uel&e bic sanae @tabt
beRret1t unb Don 100 ans man bic
srbeiten eer 6etape ;u subtntern
@u&te.
Stir ben ausenblid tpoaen mir uns
iebo@ biermit ni@t ,ueiter bel&dfiaen
uup beaeben uns mad ei,eu1 abaele0c>
mel, Botnbau@e bes Dorfee, uni eineu,
6elben unferer Grsdblurs einen Be@u@
atsufatteu.
Das 5aus 1T a~ltertbamli@ aebaut
por, BEN Bewobnera ~serlai1en uno trdst
u1etr ale jebes anbere bic Spuren per
0erwafun8 bur@ bic Solbater.
Die 6austbir an Der @orberieite 1T
perf&lo6eu ; &perrt mai. aber etnen
Bid bur@ bas Genfer User berfelben
uerfea f51nte, wlrte man benterteu,
bae tn ben, breiten 0an8e Elm Soften
auf uno as sebt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-08

Gin untrn9'
lides unb f9e
res Nittel &C.
gen ale &rant
beiten bes Sra
gems. Der Qeber,
bcs unterleibes,
iufern fe u
8eridleimuns,
/. ansebauitsn
T4rubitdten unh
'unDerbaulihfeit
entfanoen fnr,
als: t~olifartise
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-08

DaS @a0er trdufelte Don ben aai7en
Mauer1, Der 8oeen near NIT rctben
3ieaeln be1sbt uno Der 8inb pff pben
ourd auei cper brei serialasene S@ets
Ben, aber iroBbem b,anrte fein Stint
den Geuer in ter Stube, ausssncmmen
In Der Yfeife beg ManneS, ber, in einen
1@weren Mantel sebIQt, auf unb ab
oina unb fi9 enpltd auf ben Stubl
rieberiebte.
Gs mar attiSnie5, NIT bem8 sinamtr
publicola.
@aS 1oQte erno6 mit6euer MAIDEN ?
Das 8riessseridt Bate i'm gum Eobe
perurtbeilt unb bic Strafe foute III tpe>
niaen Minuter ausseflbrt perten.
Ser General Mtranca poQte, tab
aue Nduber Diebe unb Ylinoerer, pelz
DE bic Ga9e ter Greibeit gum Dedz
nnantel ibrer Gerbreden mibbrau9ten,
ersmplarii6 beiraft tpirben, u,o seraee
Yutlicola traf sS, als warnenoe5 getz
{piel tienelt III mu1en.
vMber Dattienies 1T es ni9t auein,
Der ii9 Der iineften S9urfereien FOUL
eia eemadt bat" bate man selaet.
vDas &auben Der Nrnettz unb Sc
%meinbefa0en, Der Ginbru9 IN bic Sir
6en, bic Ylinperua9 Der @ebSfte, bic
Gntflbruns bon Grauen uno oas Grz
prel1en Don 26iegelo, 1ppSpn man BON
aQen Seite1 b6rt, fam man bod ni9t
allen 9etban baben. Or ,,en1t ia. ..."
vSa, er r,ennt Wtti&uloi8e", bate
oer General beibenb auf bieie 8emerz
fuua e%eanttportet ~aber wen,1 i'd ale
he S@urten befrufen multe, wel9e
f@ lol9e unb nod dr9ere 8ubenRide
baben su @@ulben fou'me1 lafen> 70
mabte i'd trei 0iertel tes 9eeres er>
l9teBen laHen.
Yublieola mubte fir bic anbern
S@urfen blben.
0or elmer balben Stunbe bate er
bic Neuisfeit Serupmneu, aber u
rupute uno fonnte ni9t barat, 8lau>
Bet.
Dp@e rpar mit Grlaubuib berS&ilbz
made brauben Dot basGenfer 9etlettert,
bielt bas ereraute @al9en9ei@t bur@
cine 3eri&laeene S@etbe uno beftatiete
bic e1ite Na@ri&t.
vDas peib Id 1don" a%nttportfte
publicola, phpe bic pfetfe aus BEN
Munbe III nebuer, uno 1ab na9 Der
Gr1@einuns obet int Genfer.
vuno tpirF Du ntdt banse baz
bei?"
ugasin, Bonn i'd fam nidt parar,
%slauben."
Warum ni9t?"
81 i9 babe in meinsn1 2eben ceu,
Tppe 70 oft in bic @usen seIeben, aber
er bat f& nod ME al MIDI beran se>
tpast."
vDie6mal aber
vWu9 biesmal miro etna5 eintreten,
cae Jpn, serace pie fraber ;uruft: Sam
palfren"
vMter man srabt ba binten bereits
Elm God, tint Dir Elm ebrltdes Besratz
mig III bereiten."
pubIteola svdte bic N@ieln, flupfte
feline pfeife aus uab fcpftc BON
1euen,.
uDie cine uno untbsilbare Hepubz
lit 1T mir piel ;u Ytel Danf Idulsie,
UNI mid ,,ur nit elmer Bletfu9el ;u Be-
lpbnen, faate Ct falttlatte.
Die &epublit, u1ein lieber, 1T
man9mal cine Stiefmutter, unb bantt
1T nod bic erpBe Gra9e, ob Du serabe
fQr ie 8~earbeitet baft."
Yublicola run3elte bic Stirn, mari
eine,, funfelnben Bltd na@ pben unb
;ei9te auf feline rotbe Narbe.
~Sa," b5bnte Der alte Do@e, ubaS
gtren3ei@en tilet aber tas anoere ni@t
aus, trel&es Du auf benz re9tenS @ul>
terblatte tr1eit."
~@@urfe!" Fu@te Yubliepla urb
feline Musen iprubten Gunfen tpie bic
wteper a~nse3dneete pfeife.
(8ortesuns foIst)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-08

CAME 2spfe SO; babe 2ssfe IS; BkrtG,te $3.50
~ unfere Qotterte IL pom Staate seAartert; bic Bic
tuneea Rzkeu RetS jur fea9dttteu Bet nm uuter Der AR.
f&t eef&wpreneT GemuiGkre fatt.
~ Die pffjteae 9ietuuS wtrs In ben ct. 2sut SI6t.
tern per5fentli@t. nnb alien Sntaberu ron 2sstn ptrb
cine GpYte 3~usefantt.
"a Mft SeranAalten cine 3tebuus nit bic stise an.
Iesteu cage zines iebtu Nsuats TN SABRE 1872.
~ 0eIbfenhuueeu auf infer @tRfs mtttelR Hpf-
sen sber G1pree. Stnhtt ueea enss Gireulars.
Nan abreffre @nrrat RiHer & 81.
No. 615 Walnut Street, Post Office Box
2446), ST. LOUIS, Mo.
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AT AUCTION TO-DAY, AT IL O'CLOCK, BY wM
N VAN TASSELL q superior pair of bright bay Ham
betonan Carriage Horses free and stylish drivers and
warranted sound.
The New York herald., 1873-07-01
HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.

A. 4ucfIoS THIs Is DAY dUssbHY. JULY IsN.I i.
SHEET SE E FAsT G
SISTING OF TWO FINE TEAMS AND SINGLE
HORSE ELEGANT CARRIAGES HARNESS. ROBES,
&C, BY JENKINS DUFF, AUCTIONEERS
including handsome par of Family Road Horses,
nearly l6 hands high and years old full brothers
have u names and tails style, act and drive alike with
high action long arched necks can travel mile
In the hour. trot single mile close minutes;
afraid OF nothing and warranted sound and kind
without fault, trick or blemish.
hands high both sired by Ethan Allen and
BILE their sire much any of his colts both have
in face have u black names and tails ana trot in
2a5 be driven by lady to height of speed would
ranted sound, kind and true.
Also OF the handsomest, fastest and best dspo-
high and years old was sired bv Alexanders
dam tast Imported running mare: was bred and raised
In Kentucky and purchased there bv present owner he
black points, and trot any day better than AS and,
with few davs' training, can be made to trot well
down in the thirtes he is as pleasant q driver,
driven by any with perfect safety: will stand In
streets without tying and In all perfect roadster
stands in this city, The particular attention OF gentle
men in search Of something really fine for road horse
that can be driven with perfect safety by their
family should avail themselves OF the present opportu
nty as he fully warranted sound kind and true and
Also Park Phaeton pole and shafts; a beautiful C
spring pony Phaeton; side bar top Road Wagon open
Trotting Wagon; single and double Harness, Blankets
N B.-rhis sale is made without limit restriction or
and all Will be sold highest bidder with
any regard to value. The stock is all well
ing on account OF his going to China tor benefit Of his
health. .
REMEMBER SALE CoaMENCEs PRoMPTLY AT
10 O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1873-07-01
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND F"IDAY.

SAhS SE Sh;th 1sP SAnAuas
CATALOGUE OF iTis Nj 5SfScT 5Sy'S cTuEsDAr's SALE.
SPLENDID TEAM BLACK HORSES l6 HANDS HIGH
@ respect safe and reliable family Carriage team AMI
ALsS sET H%hyEss MAPE By yo3 PysscoMR and
ySS$ szrHisH Sp0R R4%a Ssprs BAY pAnprrrosrAx
T Long a 5 ana 1s m M nsse hss Iss
vice good travellers; fine style and action great
durance; fear nothing and are superior carriage or
AIs0 SET TIA G%RSss' MADh BY Io@pEN AND
TOP WAGON WITH POLE AND SHAFTS, BUILT BY
OR GRAY noRsE PILOT, sTocK, Isx HANDS HIGH, 7
irots close mnutes fears nothing; very stylish an
fine horse tor genttemaus road and warranted
''s9f' Va ns!f; %TSSE sTSyESs
kind and true in all harness free from vice; superior
roadster tros in three minutes and warranted sound,
hno PoP spa Rohp WAGON, BUiLf BY BREWSTER CO.,
BAY HORSE. DREw's STOCK, Is HANDS HIGH, 9
wears old kind and true in all harness trots In 5o is
'Ts BAY HORSE. ETHAN ALLEN STOCK, Is HANDS
vice In so single and better than 46 to pole
has 5S ;ss kNo& sS Is HANDS HIGH
old kind and true in all harness tree from vice or
neR o Af hni WITH o D BY
Stivers. - - - -
old kind aud true in all harness. from vice excel
lent under saddle fine roadster; 31 minutes
very stylish and warranted sound -
ALSO SET HARNESS. MADE BY WOOD GiBSOs and
TOP SIDE SPRING WAGON; BUILT by DUBOIS.
BAY COUPE HORSE, l6s4 HANDS HIGH. 6 YEARS
traveller, very stylish fears nothing and warranted
SSSEE SSsg sSSP %, osDEs EssDs HIGH
years old kind and in all harness. excellent under
saddle perfectly quiet Tor children ladies to ride
drive. Also Harness and
PONY PHAET0N. - -
BAY HORSE l5sl HANDS HIGH, 8 YEARS OLD;
kind and in all harness; free from vice first class
coupe horse; very stylish and a good traveller am
Ray HORSE, t6 HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND AND
In all free from wee or trick very stylish
CHEsTNUT HORSE. SIRED BY ROYAL GEORGE
dam thoroughbred mare. l5l hands high years old
kind and true in every way an extra bnc pole horse
trots in minutes and can be driven by any one. -
SEVERAL OTHER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TINE
of sale. - - -
Top and No Ton Wagons
Pony Pheetons.
Top Grocer's Wagon.
Weather interferes with our sales
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THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF THE HOUSE 1

-
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF THE HOUSE IS
10, a, IS AEDS EAST TaiRTEENTH STREET,
betwe IN Fifth avenue and University place
The business vii be condncsd on precisely the same
acterzed the dealings Of house and the respect
ana confidence Of the business community as well as the
sEGSEAE sSHS SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
CATALOGUE OF 4 TdGs, Il, 6%y's THSsspAy,s SALE
ELEGANT PRIVATE EsTABLIsnMsNrIdfEAsM ssnG GoAd .ad
stylish prompt drivers all day travellers aSd war.
VICTORIA 'YS"1 N ao0B s~5 oRDER DER SET OF DOUBLE
LANDAU BY J. R. LAWRENCE, IN FIRST RATE
PARK TURNouT--TEAM BAY HORSES LONG NAMES
and ails, 10 hands. I years kind and true N ,na al
harness stylish; excellent travellers SOUND Kiha
sIx-sEXf PARK pHARroN, IN PERFECT ORDER.
sPLESbfb DY1SS PoSy As oR Park ruRNoUr-rEAM OF
Sands S'ss ysa1s asG KIND f and Y4T
saddle u1sqrpasssd for Style free pS pFSO%pSs aHS
No-roF Basket PONY pnAEroN, SET OF DOUBLE
BLACK nf TRofFSG fNfi noRss iass lBLAcK HAWK STOCK
lady AZ tSp Of speed; high knee scilcn; siSSsai
EaHHRp EfR9' r. s'SRS TRS ss soSp &sGfis
years; kind and true In all harness. easy prompt
driver; great endurance' warranted sound without
BLA6K BROOD MARE, SISTER TO TUE CELE:
mares l514 hands, syears; kind and true IN all har.
ness no vice or tricks has tES!1ed Pafc n isS ysry
ELEGANT Ro AID MARE, BRIGHT BAY, l4,z HANDS,
saddle never handled TOR speed can trOt in 81
minutes and shows grca. action 10 make very fast
BAY THoiTTING HORSE GRAY BEARD, l5sl HANDs
9years; kind and true in all harness; can trot IN
ELEGANT PONY EsTABLIsHMENT-BAY PONY. 70
under saddle free from vice. can be driven by a
NO ToPP PONY JAEGER WAGON, BY P. DUBOIS,
Doc1koRs kSRH US "ccccMpLETE EsrABLIsHMENT-BAY
Horse, l6 hands years kind and true in all har r,
anything sound and true superior Tor family USE
DoCT0k's PiHAEToN. CITY BUILT AS GOOD AS
ExcEHwEsT NJ OF rAM1ES heS' MoRsE-DARK CHESTNUT
Horse, l6 hands, years kind and true in all har-
ness; free from vice not afraid OF locomotive can
be driven by a lady; prompt driver stylish; war
BAY PoNY SADDLE HoRsE-l44 HANDS, 4YEARs;
EHuYn ApnLR III fa SRss 81 sadds s9
saddle; has been used by lady Tor the past four
sbPn Hoksa 81 s{e
name and TAIL 4A hands high years M IL ySsy cry! hand
from wee fault; has been ridden by lady for
ALDERNEY Ky 'coWSs0Two VERY FINE ALDERNEy
CSws three ana I9Sr years o,d OLD. KIND AMI
gait warranted sound aud warranted to rot In
TOP PoNYs PBAEToN. NEARLY NEW; POLE AMI
Twenty. OTHER HORSES. DESCRIPTION TIME
Curtain Coach, by wooA Brothers, in fine order.
Two seat R%cxaway IN gSod order n Food ordsr
Top Road Wagon, by Goodwin, in first rate order.
10 sets Of Double Harness.
IL sets of Single Harness.
Express and Depot Wagons.
WgATHER and nR NIX WITH OUR
SALE COMMENCES AT lO1a O'CLOCK PRECISELY.
The New York herald., 1873-07-01

,ExENrs-NsrH PAer-sixth column.

aMgsEMENrsr NIsrn PAes-si.;h .n sixth coumn column
5ffiIAsDs-TwELYrn PAGE-Third column
ES uGn
BnooSI9s SHiFS 'PsiI: REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sroosD
BUSINESS Ssssp 6Ti pAor-Fnh and
suslSkss SofioEssrvrsrH pAos-sI1th column
r
cLEsSs S's'li. AND sALEsNEN-rwrIrrH PAcr-Frst col
ss Hgb aaEbHsEHsnissssaa ssa%a p.e.p-..
sssOns pAerFnh col
Country BoARD-TwrLrru pAGr-Fihh and sixth
r5 OR IN
EuR6PExN sTEAMsRiFs-sscosHD' FAsnUIourih H and
aS5 column
goE EooHs nSb HHhTaESs f TO
s.coSp PAeE-rhird column:
ssam1
|RELP WAITED ED-FEMALEs-ELnvxxru PAGr-slxth
ELF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcp-second col
oRsEs. CARRIAGES &o.-Fmsr PAez-rhird fourth,
NTH and sixth columns
BUSES, ROOMS, &C, wASrED"SisrH PAcp-Flnh
SSTISNssscosD SSSTEI|SSNSss PAen-sstn ss column; ,
fAGE-SeCOnO
bsT AND FoUND-FIRsT PAcE-Erst and second
ACHINERY-TwELYrH PAGE-Third column.
RBLE MANTELS-TwELPTH PAGE-Third column.
EDICAL-TwxLYra PAGE-Sixth column.
lLLlNERY AND Observation-Disclosures PAGE-Sixth
kIsCELLANEoUs ADvERTIsEMENrs-rxrHP PAGE
IEIsCRLLANBO OUs-NrNrH PAeE--Thrd column
kNUSICAL-NINTH PAGE-Sixth column.
DNEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-Sixth column
pERsONAL-FIRsT PAGE--First column.
f'lANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C-NINTH PAGE-Ftfth col
yROPOSALs-TwKLrrH PAGE-Second column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
ELEVENTH PAGE-Sxt tn column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE Or TO
RENT-SRcosD PAGE-Frst column.
tEAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-SEcOHD PAGE-Second
REAL ESTATE wANTED-srooSD PAoE-second col.
REWARDs-Frnsr PAcE--second column.
SALES AT AUCTION-NINTH PAGE-Fourth and NTH
sITUXfioNs wANTEp-FEAALEs-ELxvx PAGE
First second, third, fourth, nth ana sixth columns
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-ELEvENTH PAGE
Sixth column, and TWELFTH PAGE-First column
SPECIAL NOTICES-t1RsT PAGE-Second column.
6PORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C-FIRsr PAGE-Third col
SUMNER REsORTs-TwEIrrH PAor-sixth column.
THE TRADES-TwELFrH PAGE-Second column.
Tue TURF-FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SKcoND PAGE
Second column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-sEcoNp PAGE-Ffth and sixth
UNFURNisHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
WANTED TO PURCHASE-NINTH PAGE-sixth column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &C.-NINrH PAGE-Third col
umn.
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EASTERN DUTCHEss ASSOCIATION,
u kMENIA, N. Y.
SPRING MEETING.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. JU

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FIRST DAY, HHEsssH SHSssSAr, JULY s.
r.Ess horses that haye . neysT beaten
;H5 soer red
2 Edwin Thorne enters b. m. Diadem; colors red and
Eodsn General SaI. Tweed color green
Bort enter; Golaesf soSr black .o,o,.
I. D. K riott enters s. g. Mountaineer; colors white
s. j. N Woodward enters br. g. Tom colors black and
g F. Haght enters Dr. Lady Pnfer; colors black and
10 L. W Ray enters br. IN. Stella; coors black and
so $500 to irss sioo TO second, 500 to third.
Otis hSSrh Bor we SG'Se So sk
s. G. N. Rowland enters ch. s. Prince Allen; color
Alden Goldsmith enters b. Abdalah; colors black
J. r. Phillips enters ch. Fanny Fern colors back
SECOND DAY-FRIDAY, JULY4
rUEsE ~ @ Tor horses sS Ss Il have H,1d never beaten
;, l. Thos los Cunningham enters 6. g. George w.; color
Otis Bort enters br.g Brown Prince; color black.
Jack feck enters ch. m. Lady Emma; color red
~ n Woodward enters b. John Lamtsrt; colors
F. hssht enters Dr m Lady Phfer; colors black and
J. Philips enters Mystic ;eo.rs black and white s
30 NO mtVssE IN. $3 Tree Tor all $l'oo to hrst s7oo
1. Otis Bort enters ch. g. VIM. B. whiteman; color
Alden Goldsmith enters br Huntress coors black
John Phillips enters Ed. White; coors black and
l. Peter Nance rs b. VIM. H. Allen' 'colors black
s sss 60: ssons 1s ssSss teams free for all
=, !, Thomas Cunningham enters g. s. George W. and
e Otis Bort enters b. g. White Heels and b. g. Rickc
s. a. Kelley enters br. Kingston and Mate cOlors
TIiRD pAY-sATURDAY. JULYa
No n sS % ter hat . Iays "a
l. Edwin rhorne enters b. IN. Dadem colors red and
= Chas E. Redevat enters b. 6. J. X. Tucker; color
s. NJ Roden enterss 6. Gen Tweed color green.
+. Flanagan enters b. In. Flora Lee coors green and
s. Otis Bort enters CHI m Goldleaf; color black.
g. j. N. Woodward enters b. g. Tom; colors red and
F. Haight enters br. Lady Pnf1 colors black and
s. Peter Nance enters g. 6. Grand Centra cOors black
s5 os sss sais se' sss
@ s to gao q sssonS s 70 third
2. John Murphy enters b. g. Charley Green; colors
Alden Goldsmith enters b. g. Gloster colors black and
F. Haight enters ch. Grace Bcrtram; colors black
reiPf fHs;; ? bd Mas selor white
except 10. waronl and viii be governed BY the
In Of postponemen of any race, 1t shall be the
next good day and track, omittins sunday:
rule Is Win Be psd SO lor s%Ss service .
Trains will from Poughkeepse and connect with
the Harlem Railroad at Boston Corners, little before
IL O'Clock A. NJ each day. Two trains from New York
will arrive in tim, Tor the races
In addition motel accommodations the Seminary will
be for the accommodation of visitors Meals will
be provided at all hours on the grounds.
Entrance tee ten per cent of purse.
BARNEY BARTRAM, President
WM II. BARTLETT, Secretary.
TRoTTlNG AT FLEETWOOD PARK,-oN TUESDAY,
July l. at O'clock match Tor $4O0 mile heats, best
3 in s. in harness.
John Murphy's s. g. Sorre Jake
Vim. 4. Week'sg <. Tom Wonder.
Same day, match for $2t0 mile heats, best in s.
under saddle.
John Murphy's Lady Murphy
W. L. Weeks Dick Yates.
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AT AUCTION THIS DAY, BY
n WILLIAM VAN TASSELL. AUCTIONEER
SUCCESSOR TO JOHNSTON i VAN TASSELL),

HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART,
ll0 liz and ia EAST THIRTEENTH STREET. NEAR
Fourth avenue.
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VIRoTTlNG AT FLEETWOOD PARK.-ON TUESDAY,
July at O'clock match Tor $4O0 mile heats, best
3 in 5, in harness.
John Murphys s. g. Sorrel Jake.
VIM X. Weeks &. &. Tom Wonder.
Same day, match for $20 mile heats, best in s,
under saddle.
John Murphys Lady Murphy
W. L. Weeks Dick Yates.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

"A nan Horses for sale cheap all sound and kind (;
very handsome; show 20 to pole also Mare
Is hands in AS to pole these horses all be
driven by lady, and are entirely sound also black
Mare years old; record show 30; no boots re-
quired Cali from 10 TO r at 20 Read street east OF
Broadway Is the time for any one wanting to get
trotter TO call.
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A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON,
II Late Johnston Van 1asselD.
OFFICE AND SALESROOM, OLD STAND,
Nassau street. opposite the Post office
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T OsT-oN MONDAY, PoCKETBoOK CONTAINING
~ sum OF money and receipt; supposed to have been
lost In DeKab avenue liberal reward by return
ing to JAS J TURPIE, Adams Express Co, 50 Broad.
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A FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
IA. Birds &c.; Medicines for all diseases; Prepared
Food for king birds. At b. G. DOVEi's, No. 3Greene
street, near Canal
LNRANCIs BUTLER, NO. PECK SLIP HAS ALL
II the choice breeds of Dogs for sale and stock BUT
LERs iniallble Mango Cure and Flea Exterminator,
75c.; BUTLER'S new work, 81. Dogs boarded anu
trained. Medicines Tor all diseases
E,OR sALE-A HUNTING DOG, FIRST CLASS
II setter, well broken and double barrel Gun
breech loader Apply Ho Third avenue near Tenth
street South Brooklyn.
DooLs SOLD AT BLACKS HOTEL, CORNER ls0TH
l. street and Third avenue, Harlem River Regatta
this evening at O'Clock; also on "Wednesday, at IL
O'Clock, at same place I. b. JOHNSON
THE TURF.
nEERFoOT PARK TR0TTING-JULY T. AT TWO
~ r NJ of 500 for horses that never beat 2;S4
SIPS 10 rst $75 TO second and $25 TO third also purse
Of 500 horses that beat2 $50 TO rst $50 to
second and $40 TO third also purse of so for horses
that beat three minutes $50 first SIS TO second
and S. TO third TO close at Deeroot HOTEL Wednesday,
July at six NJ and Johnson's, Iwentyeighth street
and Broadway, at hafpast eight 7. NJ. admission 10
track fifty cents Coney Island cars pass the door.
WILLIAM MCMAHON, Superintendent