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THg PgIzg WArcHgs We dropped in al
the First National Bank, on Thursday, to take
q look at the prize watches to be awarded at
the tournament on Monday next. They are
both handsome hunting-case watches; one q
fine ls.carat gold, handsomely engraved, with
blank left for the successful knight the
other . handsome silver, intended as the sec
ond prize. They ore well worthy Of the best
efforts Of the gallant knights who viii enter
the list on that occasion.
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TAxfsrowS ESens. Thursday last was quite
an exciting day in this place among the school
children; the boys and girls were bnsily
engaged in making up parties to gsto the
crock 70 fish. Some went 10 Pipe Creek,
some to Monocacy aud others to Piney Creek
They al returned before sunset and were not
very heavily laden with fish, but they seemed
20 have EMO ed themselves very much, though
i was plainly evident that many Of the BOYS
had experienced what Is usually termed
.'Fisherman's luck
Mr.. II. G. Mckinney moved from, giiis plaec
70 his farm on Wednesday last.
New trustees have been appointed Cor the
public school Of this place.
later letter, 18th inst. says: Farmers In this
part Of the county are st Il busily engaged in
making preparation for and in planting corn.
eralhave finished planting. Judging from
the present appearance Of the wheat fields,
there viii not be very full crop Of wheat in
this part Of the county
Mr.. John kuhns a well known citizen, who
lives some two or three miles distant from
this place, was taken sick very suddenly last
Saturday night, and to-day, Wednesday, he is
exceedingly i'll. De. Motier is his phys clan.
Mr.. Kuhn's children have been sent for.
One Of them lives in Illinois aud has not yet
arrived. While writing, news has come to
town that Mr.. Kuhns is dead.
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Commissioners, Notice

HrHE County Commissioners Of ca,tol,
\ county, viii meet ct their Office. Il West.
minister, on the first MoSDAr oF jrxr
1875, for the transaction Of business. Z
BY order, M
JABEz A. BUSH.
nav S-B flerk
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Tar TouRSANENr.-T following is cor.
rect list of the gentlemen who have entered
for the Tournament, which takes place on
Monday next;-Caleb Wright, W. y. Pearce.
x. Quincy Hall, Elias J. Pearee, B. G. Gore,
John V. Pearce, Vim. b. Pearee, Charles 5.
Grason, II. b. Gore, John V. Slade, Richard
Wright, Z. A. Cockey, Charles II. Horner,
ID. ". Zeigler, and Vim. Bennett. We learn
that large number Of persons from the ad-
Joining counties will be present on that day.
The Ball will take place AT Wheeler's Hotel
instead of Odd Fellows Hall, as formerly
announced
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The Frederick Csiisal aoa under the
entegprisiug management Of the Baugh-
man brothers, has introduced Baxter
steam engine, with which 70 run OF It's
increasing edition The Citissn was pub
lishea ia Westminster. until 1921 when
Ii was renoved to Frederick, BY G. W..
Sharp, Esq, is editor at that time. The
father of shs present. proprietors became
editor Of the caizm 10 1913 Ia 1862,
during the war, Mr. Baughmau was ar
rested and lncareesated IN the Old Capitol
Prison, but released BY Mr.. Lincoln. In
1868 the CStizcn was excluded from tho
United States mails BY the petty tyrants
who then bore sway 10 Washington; and
IN 1864 Mr. Baughman, with bis wife and
children were arrested BY order Of Gen.
Hunter, and transported South, beyond
the Federal lines. After the close Of hos
tilities Mr., Baughnian retained and re-
sumed The publication Of his paper in Au-
gust, 1865, since which time it has con-
tinued to prosper.
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<s u Maryland, Cbanig a nnrua -:
l, A. y. ScHAEFFEfi. Cashier OF the above named
Bank DO snleinnly swear that the above stsenleni
Is tue 10 the beat Of my knowledge and helief
A. u. sCHAEFFRll cashier
subscribed and sworn TO before me this tstAdAy 81
May, 1875.
PETER d MIEEsEiI, J. p
coEERcT-ArrIsT:
wM. A. MeKEIIIF.
a. w. BENNETT DIRECTOR
GEO. sCfiAkPfER
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Report of the Condi,Ion

" he Farmers' and hechdnieS National
bank, al Matchmaker, IN Ms STATE cf
Maryland, al the close Of h.esiness, Nay IT,
1910.
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The West Chester, Pa. Record says that
several farmers in Chester county have plowed
up their wheat fields, and planted other crops.
The same thing has been done by one or more
farmers in Carroll.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

TWO Herd Book Alderney Bulls. ona =
a. year old IL March, the other i wear IA
in July; lot Of Chester and Berkshire pies
and shoats; also 1000 Chestnut Rails. Anris
to b. F. sHkIHER & co. r'
may s-afs Union Mills, Nd,
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Wonps on FiRE-A FIRE broke out on the
woodland owned by Messrs. Scott 4 Merkley.
purchased by them recently from Wm. Steg.
ner, about 1--WE miles northwest Of Manches.
Ter, on Wednesday afternoon last. At the
time high wind was prevailing, and though
every effort was made to subdde il, the ire
was not extinguished until Thursday morning,
after burning eighteen or twenty hours.
Messrs. Scott & Merkley's loss will be over
$500 in timber, besides large quantity OF
cord wood. They purchased the timber for
the purpose OF cutting il up for railroad ties,
shingles and rails, and were filling orders
rapidly. A large number OF persons congre.
gated and rendered great assistance in stop
ping the progress Of the flames, ut times ihey
were thought to be under control, but a sud
den whirlwind would scatter the leaves, and
in a short time the fire would break out 10
another place. BY continuing their efforts
during the night the FIRE was prevented from
spreading to the adjoining timber. The
amount burned over is thirty acres. and the
hire is supposed to be the work Of an incen.
diary.
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DEArH or THE INDIAN PREACHER. In War.
heldsburg, on the l3th inst. Of typhoid pneu.
monia, Rev. Mr.. Collins, pastor OF the Church
OF God. Mr.. Collins mother, tits understood,
was of the Pawnee tribe Of Indians.
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Gen. Tom Thumb and wife, and Miss Min.
ME Warren and Com. Mutt gave an exhibition
in this city on Thursday evening. The hall
was filled with ladies and gentlemen and child.
rem, many Of whom had never before seen
these lillipulians. Com. Mutt kept the au.
dienee in great glee by his williecisms and
comic acting. lie is 81 years old, measures
~ inches around the breast, aud has muscles
like iron. When At home during the summer
he works ON the farm, and says he is capable
OF doing good days work. The little car
rage and ponies were greatly admired by the
children, and visitors thronged the hotel dur.
ing the day.
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DAVID W. HoUcK,

late Of Carroll county, deceased. An per
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit tho same with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, 70
the subscribers, on or before the 10th day o.
December next; they may otherwise by lav
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate.
Those indebted are requested to make imme-
ate payment
:. Given under my hand this i0sh day Of
May, 1875.
FRANCIS T. H0UCK,
ANDREW j. H0UCk,
MELCHOR y. ALLGIRE,
may 15s4t Executors.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sab.
IN scribers have obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county letters testsmenisry
on the estate Of
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J. g. SKUNK.

HAVING been appointed General Apen,
- to succeed N, l., 0hr, for the HOWE
SEWING MACHINE, for Carroll county. 4
now prepared 20 furnish iamilies with ths
irst.class machine, on the most favorable
terms, and has appointed VIM. r. Burroon
and Mordecai W. Babylon, Travelling Agents.
may i5-6mos
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CRcriT CnuRr.--The MAY Term Of the
Circuit Court Of this county began on Mon.
day last, His Honor Judge Hayden on the
Bench. The first day was occupied in call.
ing the several Dockets, TO wit Trials 226,
Criminals %, Originals %, Appeals ~. I'm.
mediately after the calling of the Dockets the
Grand Jnry was called and sworn, His Honor
Judge HAYDEN delivering the customary charge
20 the Grand Jury. He said that there was
nothing to give specially to the jury. except
the acts Of Assembly OF 1858, chapter lTg,
relating to Abortion, and the act of Assembly
of 1872, relating to State Collectors There
are but FIVE cases in jail awaiting the action
of the Grand Jury. His Honor called spe.
cial attention to the license law, and to the
selling Of liqnor 10 minors and ON Sunday
The following cases had been disposed Of
up to yesterday noon;
No. l5s, Trials; VIM. II. Babylon vs., Con.
rad Shne; Bond for plaintiff. and Pearson,
JF., for defendant; removed to Frederick
county.
No. n, Trials; Herman p Keck vs.. John
Ouerhack, Smith & McKellip and Bond for
plaintiff and Pearson, ST. for defendant; tried
before a jury; verdict for defendant.
No. rs samei tried before jury and yer.
dict for defendant.
No. 81, Trials; Charles Harris VS.. Henry
Eburgh and wife; action of trespass 2. q. f.;
Pearson, Jr. for plaintiff Crout 4 Reifsuider
and Roberts for defendant; argued before
Court on demurrer, and demurrer sustained.
No lll, John Frick VS.. John Becker; &c.
ton for SANDER; Pearson and Pearson, Jr.
for plaintiff, Smith 4 McKellip and Bond for
defendant; tried before jury verdict for one
cent damages and costs.
No I4n Ran;ar,;n Wnr,h;rx, nv, 90. LIZ,
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the uht on That occasion.
inPRovENESTs. --workmen are engaged IN
taking down and cleaning the bricks in thar
portion Of the Central Schoolhouse walls
which did not fall with the rafters, when the
building was blown down last autumn, pre-
paratory to rebuilding the same. Mr.. Vim.
b. Thomas Is building new stable on the
site Of the one burned last fall. Mr.. Il. Wag-
oner's new Warehouse is going up, a number
Of workmen being engaged in IL construction.
A Gus EoR CHICKEN CnolERA. Lee
McElroy, OF this city, has discovered rene
dy for this disease IN chicke s. On Monday
be had two valuable hens taken with il, and
he thought they would die, but after admins
tering about haitian ounce ofsweel oil 10 each,
they began TO rovise, and are now apparently
we'll
Tns SBoRF LINE RsuaoAb. The Short
Line Railroad from Hanover 10 York, Pa, IA
nearly completed, and will be opened for
travel by thefirst Of uly Trains Eillthen be
run through from Frederick, Nd, 10 Colum.
bla, Pa, without change OF cars.
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BE4uTiFuL FloHERs. We are indebted 20
mt M&lANn nAfEAnf At'ttNtf Va Mf4at1uuf#s fuf
large basket of choice cut flowers. The
ladies' Of this city look forward with pleasure
70 the s,sits Of Mr. Myers, As they arb certain
Of getting the choicest varieties.
AT q revival meeting held ID London, on
the 9Th instant, BY NJ. Moody, the American
revivalist, in the Haymarket Theatre, Rev. J..
r. Van Meter, formerly Of this city, bat 4
delegate from Rome gave an interesting id
dress.
The peach, apple and cherry trees, did not
bloom,' IL this region, until about the eih end
10th OF May. We pu, Il on record as an esi-
dqaee u the eFtai bqckwhraness Of the pres
els Spring,
Among he improvements - ps9gpNs A
present IN WsEtminster, i on addition 10 The
back building o. tha German Reformed Par.
zonaes- it,s v - % brick. Two stories high
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Vocal AND IssTrgMgsral coxcgar. The
mo class Of Aiss Jplis n Shorb, composed
offWe1sy-two young ladies and misses, gave
40 entsrtainment.at Odd Fellow Hall 81
Wednesday evening. The programme con-
sisted Of choice selections Of comic and senti-
mental songs, solos, duesis and ehosuses, IN
strumental duetts, &c. While the audience
was not large, YET twas composed Of those
whose cultivated tastes appreciated the music
80 sweetly rendered. At the close or the ex-
efcises Rev John GIoyd made short al.
dress 70 The children, and on motion Of Rev.
Dr. Cole the audience expressed their graft
h /. A ne proficiency exhibited by the
WEsrzas M. RAiLRoaD. Both Branches
q the Baltimore City Council on Tuesday,
passed the ordinance nafhorizinR The Com
nissionars Of Finsnce to inseat 500. 700 for
~ puspose Of parchssiaG iois and erecting .
depot which isf BE- pefupnen.iy leased to
the Western Narylopd Railroad The Ieeas
iidp Of The n<g depot i 70 be between North
sq1 EzrieF si1eets, and north Of Hillen
f3o rot io<ket ne chilarcn's Jabsifs 1t Odd
tellors' Hall. ihis evening.
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Among ihe improvements - pg9gses A
present n Westminsler, Is on addition To the
back baildiuR o. tho German Reformed Par
znnaes. it,s y - of brick. Two stories high.
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The peach, apple and cherry trees, did not
bioom,' IL this region, until about the eih end
10th OF May We put Il on record as IN evi-
dnce u the grtai bsckwhrlpesz Of the Pfes-
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THE MARKETS.
WESTMINSTER MARKET

Wholesale Prices Reported by E, S. stouffer.
FRIDAY, May 18th. 1879.
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A UcTIoN HOUSE OF AR0a. JOHNSTON
.ee 81 GSsf.S sssss nairs ress su
M HOUSE, Ns is TO sStrHf Is rHfsrnENTH fr street.
SALES StAF al HSsEs SSSEsslIy HSpdAke EAkef FACES
rursn.v Akh Akh FRI5,v FKHD EVERY IT Io o,orocK
"a to 4S hours trial on horses warranted sound '
PARTIAL CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS
E1reaSr RoAB rGhAou SAsE BrowO rons
Dlemsh; has been driven by the owner lori for past
year can trot in minutes M , to top % wagsa + in
ss And E snowy s IN IN S the eOanry
na hsDss,, And Robes s set Harness
TAM sARS qEHsr
kind and true in all harness. free from vice
well broken good. tree drivers: not AFRAID OF
ELEGANT CLARENCE. never been run, by Corbett
DARK i BAY HORSE, 10 hands years; kind in all
harness and under saddle; has been used bv
private family for past year a coupe and gen.
eral family use; is In every respect thoroughly
SSSsS
harness.; free from vice; has never been trained
S gait aSy ss S
TOP not arsd OF %gGo sos sound ov
Brown > p6Sy 6!syiss MoRsE IA hands years; kind in
saddle; an excellent family pony for ladies' or
childrens use in every way reliable; war
ranted sound.
ELEGANT BROWN COUPE HORSE, Is hands, 7
years; kind in all harness; free from vice; q
good. tree, fast traveller: in every respect a
first class family horse not afraid Of anything
warranted sound.
sIX-sEAT ROCKAWAY, in good order. by Miner &
Stevens
free from vice; an excellent saddle horse; sold
SET DoUBLE HARNESS, In good order, by stillings
THIkTEEN OTHER HORSES DESCRIPTION
TIME OF SALE.
Every description Of Carriages Wagons, Harness,
Robes. Blankets, &C.. at ARCH. JOHNsroN'S
Mart. 10 to rs thirteenth street, near University
place. Weather never intericres with our sales
At 10 O'CLOCK.
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PARTY HOLDING AN ORDER ON A FIRST
n class nursery, not now havln. to Il,
will sell on exceedingly favorable terms Apply at ~
n stre
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-EIcum PAcr-Thrd. fourth, fifth ana
AsTn1L1GylN,S1H rAenSsxth om sol"mn
BOARDERs wANTED-sEcosD PAGE-Fifth and sixth
BOARD AND LODGING wANrED-srcosD rAcr-sixth
sRo3KLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-NrSrH PAGE
ggsIsEss 0PPoRruNIrIEs-FouRrnP PAGE.
cry HEAL sfATE Fo faSnrs
oLEsSs sS's~% AND sALEsMES-xsru rAa.-rour,h col
sha and
r.snsix,h sGama snnmn
RsN RsYT!c on c1EY-Eins1 rAes-tI,,h E column column
BSlLNG HOUSES To LEY fEH&isHED AND Uy
FuRNIsHED-sEcoSD PAGE-second and third col
zUR0FEXN srEANsHIPs-ErcurH PAcr-Frst col
r4ssvrhsa sSS%a Sam0
IINANCAL-FouRTn PAGs.
Ro6Hs sSS TO LET
SECOND PAcI-Third and fourth columns
HELf ViIsi'ii %sSi'iiED-FgMALEs-rvxLpru PAcr-Fith and
HELP III syuiis &sy%uSTiiEsD-MALEs-rwrLsru rAor-sixth
HORSES, CARRIAGES. 4c.-Fnsr PAor-Third, fourth
H9Es RSSSs IS ahstsbsnso.v sGag
INDUsTEi1i, EXHIBITION ooMPANY-Fmsr PAGE
JERSEY CITY, iOBoKEN, HUDSON CITY AND BER
GEN REAL ESlAiE FOR SALE-NINru PAGE
LEcTURE sEAsUN-EIcmrn PAcE-rh,rd column
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsT PAGE-First column
sASbE e9a%h column
MIX AiD .sssRh column
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKiNG-FinsT P1oE-Finh
IschLLXNEoUs ADvERTIsEMENTs-rrsrn PAGE
MUslCAL-EIGuru PAGE-Thrd column
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-s;xth column.
FEkSONAL-tRsr PAcE-First column.
PlANOFORTES, ORGANS. &C-EIGHTH PAGE-SecOnd
POST OEFI. NOTICE-FIrrn PAcE-rhird column
rAsFniseonS cSlnmn
TWELFTH pAGE-Fiith column. -
PROPERTY our OF Thk CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL LsTATE TO EXCHANGE-NINTm PACE-Thrd
REAL IoiaM hsHHf wANrED-N,srn rAcr-rhird column.
REWARDs-FInsI s EE PAGE-seeond G o,mn. o,.
sIrUXTIcNs WASTED-rEMALEs-E1K PAGE
and TWELFTH PAGE-First second, third, fourth and
sITUATIONs WANTED-MALEs-TwELrTHP PAcR-sixth
SPECIAL NoTIoEs-Flnsz pAcn-second column.
sToRlGEMS,sru sToRlGaEGn; pAcr-sixth column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUKPOSES-SEcoND PAGE
rTKRAATELlLERS, TR GUIDE1EIGITH PAcEoSeeond COLUMN
LET-SRcoND PAGE-Fourth and fifth columns.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-sRcoND PAcK-sixth col
WATCHES JEwELRY, &C.-TwELrrn PAoE-sixth col
wEsfGHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
YACHTS. sTEANBoATs. c0Is Sc@EIsHTh sa~ pAor-rhird
column.
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sE ruasDa4 2F H9fsEf sS6 HSR
Tweniyour TO hours given TO purchasers TO
Horses Carriages Harness Blankets Robes. Ac. always
ON hand ut private sale
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS TUESDAYS, SALE AT
ELEGANT ruRNouT-GRAY MARE, ETHAN ALLEN
stock, Is hands high. wears old Kind and true In
Very stylish and handsome ,rots close to min,
&. perfect 4a a
M SHST ISE | sNS5SS 5nf S.x
years cid; Kind ana in ali harness; nee from
than s%inaes; has has never ever bee been trained speed
airse and pleasant driver warranted sound Also
s4F s0F HSE5s S @ EEAsHE s4Ssk TsM HANDS HIGH
nd ed 5as n az
fas .ravei,er; Tree @ and pleasant driver and war
ss? Fas in a 1sf % is'@ rice ns
E9F 5 4g1ss OLD
M rsa ,Ss a. rse @
v s'' HIGH
nice has been used IN express wagon. and is
EXPRESS @HGox NEATLY NEW.
BAY n true u IN al xes s
durance: hrst class worker; warranted sound;
also set Harness and
LIGHT EXPRESS WAGON.
BLACK HORSE, l6 HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness; free from wee and
xXaIisii si f1' DRAG n II PERFECT ORDER; SOLD TO
ONE pss' soW Tor ROAD WAGON
TWO BOW TOP ROAD WAGONS.
built by Peck L Co, OF Forty-fourth street, sold to
paw advances and charges
LANDAU, II GOOD ORDER BUILT BY BREWSTER
Baldwin
Coupe, by Brewster; Rockawsys. Phaetons jump seat
SALE J0MMES6Es All ii O'CLOCK.
A BREWSTER L CO., OF BROOME STREET,
"A. Carriages ana Road Wagons.
We are now exhibiting at onr warerooms.
the poduco M o nMa arnn he S.st winter
Styles now fashionable In Paris and ondon together
roads In seasonsbe carriages may be found The
designs In
Landaus l:andauletA
Cabriolets, vctOrlas
Grand Victories, Barouches
vis-aVis TCarE,
Dog Carts, Phaetons,
These in great variety of styles exqusely flushed in
the sotest French moroccos and In fashionable shades
Blue, Brown, Maroon. Green and Chocolate.
We are also exhibiting oil varieties OF the
BREWSTER WAGON,
including improved side bar, which enables us to
produce the best riding light wagon ever made and the
only side bar wagon from 'teter" and vibration.
Our Improvement adds nothing to the weight and gives
additional strength and security In soliciting
spection OF stock TO the pubic that IN
excellence Of design and workmanship 1t has never been
our revised Price List
may be had on appican9n; p . m
OF Broome street.
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FOR SALE.

4 WHEELER WILSON HALF CASE SEWING
"A Machine with all attachments $35; Singer family.
new sfl; Wilcox 4 Gibbs $50 AZ BeecKer street. be,
tween Broadway and Bowery.
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HORSES FOR SALE-SU FINE YOUNG HORSES.
Just from Indiana. to II hands high. TO years
old all sound and Kind Inquire IL Norfolk street
To be until sold.
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A BsoLUrE. P9sITIyEn Il ANR sIoIINK TNKEsERvED SALE
~ go;NogRo% tNhpSEsSAYy, SHiE AsHc %xncA 81 & At
N R1Ah oF ANp y6hk 9soT HoE ELAos
nH 4uS hIE 2Esg xEb
sSss 'Hz
including the ass & and handsome, black Geiding
Ericsson dam black troiag mare Evening with record
gated horses in the State; trot mile track
n and repeat or can 'rot ,. four neat, all inside Of
and afraid of anything he be height
he 0x as and
ranted sound and kind. -
hands nigh years old was sired by California patcn
en-, he by Geo NJ Patehen dam bay mare Rosa trotted
gifted horse can trot single or double inside Of 40 ana
the iast trotting dark brown Gelding Cardinal,
Plot dam Black Hawk mare he trotted this winter to
saifh ia hrae S heats % IN harness. m he IS Of
the finest dsposiuoned horses Tor road or track pur
y B.-Ths above TWO geldiues senator and Cardinal,
gether; will be sold separately.
1sG ns BY
!: and raSe & Of snd to all
never broken until last spring Is doee and gentle for
ESQ and warranted sound and kind.
Also ne MamSIe!opinn Gsldng lS hands high
% in sSahS not afraid
Also one Extension Top Park Pnaeton, all elegantly
One Top Pony Phaeton, 9 spring. lamps and driving
Sp c ss sDs
single and double Harness; Blankets, Robes Whips
p sA careful examination of the whole stock is
spectiuly soIeed as it is believed to be as e0mps,e as
SsSf SALE < POSITIVE, % RAIN OR SHINE TO HIGHEST
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FOR SALE ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
"A. Birds, kc; Medicines for all diseases; Prepared
Food Tor knocking birds, At Is. c. DOvEYS No Greene
street, Canal.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.

ENTLEMAN's TURNOUT FOR SALE.-KESTUCKY
" bay Mare years old, the most sty sh driver in the
city KIND and very fast top Buggy and Harness he
at Coggswes stable. Thirty third street and
Lexington
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A JUST RECEIVED. FINE LOT OF DOGS, FER
~. rcts, Maltese Cats Mamosed Monkeys Guinea Pigs,
&c. Medicine tor all diseases At L. " MEYERS, No.
Amity street
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REWARDS.

to name of Carlo" The above reward Will be
paid for returning him TO that address.
cox REwARD.-LOST BETWEEN THE ERIE
% LC Railroad depot Jersey City and No. 10 Barclay
street, large black P6cSetbook, with owners name
and address written inside containing Il small amount
OF money. Communication tickets Tor March and April !;
also several notes kilograms and memorandums, Of no
To one but the owner. The above reward Will
be paid and questions asked Tor Its return to j. e
TODD l0 Barclay street.
G.s)S REWARD.-LOST AT GElGERS BARBER
- DLC shop 666 sixth avenue at Hotel Royal, on
sunday March IS Wallet; also Pocket Diary. con-
tanning valuable papers; payment stopped Oh notes
Call on addres S. S. NJ, Hotel Royal.
v.Sn REwARD.-TAKEN BY MISTAKE FROM THE
tDCO smoking car OF the 7. NJ. train from Boston
black Overcoat and svertriDmed Carpet Bag the bag
containing papers and other articles OF value but 10
the very liberal reward will be paid for the
OF the To proprietor OF LegYeus
Hotol and questions asked. W. A.