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ty, but where the legislature went beyond
this. ard assumed to trespass upon private
rights, by attacking private property, they
exceeded the power in the constitution.
He held that il they have the right to reeu
late railroad fares they would have the
same right to regulate the premium Of in
surance rates, of board at hotels, rates of
gas, and every business chartered By legis.
lature. This case will not lie decided until
the Inter part of January, inasrnuch as the
Iowa case Of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad is to be argued during the
first week in January. Il Is the custom of
tie court to hear all the cases involving the
same questions before announcing de-
cision.
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STATE NEWS.

Husking- bee-jaucss flourish at Gibs-
vile.
Beaver Dam will erect twen,Y-seven
lamp-poss.
Oshkosh has turned from politics into
religion.
Indian traders are preparing outfits at
Emu Claire.
The New Denmark cheese factory is a
success.
Loving couples a. Appleton begin to
talk business. ~
A lighthouse is wanted at the mouth
Of Sturgeon Bay.
Iron, lend and chalk have been discov.
cred near Fitsburg.
Dane county youth are committing mat
rimons.
Tie Green Bay iron furnace will run
this winter.
Good Templars are holding district con-
vention.
Hunting parties are trapping on the
Kickapoo.
There is vein of pure lead four miles
from, N.ro,s.,.
Grand Rapids is shipping cranberries o
T.rrs U.ute ln3
,.n,.,o,; h.v;,, NINA, o,au;l, f..
:.
go IN, n, y
s,o .,',:,-
for small, game the other dsv :
C.hh.ras ssu g.. turn o,, hon, a.,
cp
'p
"a'"of'h PRODUCES eisn'esn OusheIS oi
uPpieS per 'fee'
A vein OF excellent iron ore eight feet
timex has recently oeen discovered at
i'eso''o""' ie'"o O0'"'5'
IA Boxing CLUB is strongly nrSei by
Some fug'listicaliY Inclined stu ients NJ
t'e 0t''e o"i'e'S''y'
Over 100000 cans Ct oysters were sold
in Milwaukee, last year.
Columbus horses "re afflicted with the
ep'z'oty.
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Stop That Cough!

Many hesitate to try medicine for q
disease, on account of the expense, con
nected with the uncertainty of its bene-
fitting them; while ut the samo time. bad
they confidence in that remedy, the expense
would be the least obi' elton. With this
fact in view we make the folio King prop
o-irion: ANY person suffering with a COLI,
cough or sore throat, that will call at L. j.
Robinson drns store aud purchase bottle
81 lIALEs CoUGu CORDIAL, Use cne-hnlf
Of it, and if they then conclude that it ia
doing them no good they can return the
bottle and receive back their money
No medicine ever sold in this vicinity,
that produced such magical results. Don,
fail to try it.
S04-6rn
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You've people Of h.,lihy ors,n ,.ions
aud in taai Of tie lchin. them that dancing
is 81 device of Satan AM To iai ,lge in il
il to hrc,me separate from tn, love of
Sod. aud incnr his wrath. wOrld it not
be b, tier Tor parents to danc- wi their
children, and by their ;lnderation teach
item that no hrathful amu.emrnt is incon
>i.tent v it'll christian character unless
carril d to .xce-ss We think SO.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-11-18

Hr. Men lick has recently nrname ntnd the
Northern Crmetarv with some Of the mos
beautiful designs Of marble work that can
ha found anywhere in this section Of the
State.-Doo" Cou,.ty Adyccate.
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list Of letters remain
ing in the Post Office uncalled for
M,nitowoc. Wis Nov. 18th. 1875.
Alb.e J Brock G W Cin-hine G Fra.
gee } Gu-siand c Hanson ii Horner w
Hansen A King II Kunson S Lacnnn,
NJ Lovely NJ Lynch Morris W Nelson
n OBrer b Olsen c Olsen NJ Partrn
Rud- G ii Rice E Svver.on ii n Smith
j Smith X o Sbairman . G..
CHAS. ESSLINGER. P. III.
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We learn tina. Mr. Oliver Brown An old
resident 4nd first class Mechanic of this
city is about to move to the City Of Apple
ton, and take up his resi1ence there, where
he will open Gunsmith shop. Mr.. Brown
WINS the Master Mechanic Of our Railroad
Machine shops for about TWO years and is
not surpassed AZ a Mechanic in anv branch
Of M-chani IN h. tlras hi, attention to.
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See change in time table of the Western
Union road The time has been changed
to an hnnr later, Except the evening train
from Chicago arriving ar hour earlier.
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Marine Matters.

Nov ath. str. Chice,o, Chicago sundries.
f2th. ShebOy gan, Chicago. sundriee.
18th. schr. FspiBGoLa, milwaukee,, light.
Alice, kcnosha = q b1ls. apples.
Mary Grand Havcs. 3 - bbl3 apples
- str. chicago, Chicago. sundries.
- 18th. Sheboygan, Chicago, sundries.
10th, Z" Chicago. Chicago. sundries.
schr. hinDehsha. Muskeson. 45m lum-
Der.
A." 18th, str. Sheboygan, Chicago sundries.
CLRARANCEs
Nov nth. str. Chicago. Chicago. sundrier.
lSh, q" Shebuygsn. Chicago. suDdIies.
- 18th, schr. E-pindols, Milwaukee. - co-ds
Wood.
- Alice. kenosba. cords wood.
A" &" - Mary, Sheboygan, Light.
- str. Chicago, Chicago. suhdries.
" I h. - Sheboygan, Chicago, sundries.
i, = Chicago, Caics. saHdries.
=. sohr. Ninnehana, Chicago. 8 On chi sles
q l. b. .tT. sAeboygan. Chicasu. su8c les
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The County Board now in session are
taking more time this year, to perform
their duties. (und-r the new law passed
last winter giving them twenty-five DAYS,
than formally We think they are doing
their work more than ennrgh better this
year to paw the extra expense: from pres
Fnt APPEARANCES thew will get through and
adjourn on Wednesday next in time to
spend Thanksgiving at home.
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WHILE ont riding Sunday, Mrs Sctrei-
h"rdt was thrown from her hnggv breaking
one - her limbs AID severely hruising her
heal
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vssSCDSs'S E1DsTSE.

JERF DALEY. Proprietor, cor. of"th and Iav =.
rIN.IIS j. = n"w House aud Wi frtrd m with al
] RIO tern improvements. \ GOOD STABLE = also
kept in connection with the hons, T0A
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LAST Sunday evening while Mrs. Jacob
Lonz was in the yard adjoining her hnu.e,
she slipped and fell breaking one of her
limbs below the knee
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In last weeks issue we made mistake In
Mr.. Tisch's majority, for Member Of
Assembly, instead of being 252, il should
have been 352.
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Circuit Court, ManitOwoc County,

Notice is hereby given that the drawing
"f Prtit-jurors Tor the December term A
d. 1875, of the Circuit Court Of Mantle.
voc County, will take place at the office of
The CLERK af .aid Court in the city of Mani
rcw"c, IN Saturday the Goth day of No
ycmber 1875, ut 2 o'clnck p. NJ. S9S-3w
A. PIENING, Clerk Of said Court
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o. Saturday night last as Mr.. Schmdt
was Coming down Washington street, he
stepped off the sidewalk and fell, breaking
his leg
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With the h'gl'>tItces laid for wheat.
aud tn" icwest i.ucrs on gree, RES, DR.,
goods. &c , Of any city in TIE West, it is
N" wonder the people finding ont thar
Manitow"c IL the best place to trade of
any in Wisconsin.
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Will Al sF1ss

EhS'IloN N7f.F TAILOR AT GOODS raaan hv
thA -TNs ,-iha- ar' w4r-'n''l - r tn f1~m.
Prizes. rs.-Agah'n. mi q0 H1,af - n'ef~a tNNsn
who ~ ~ their custom. SAn0 ~ YORK >fr'n'.
two doors West Of the Wiadia;e Tp.sc. I1-t;lv
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LEN OFTEN keeps on hand the pure
VI chiyan cider lie sells it by the gallon
quart or glass.
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Mn HENgY GsEvE OF this city was
awarded the contract for builling the
eicva tor.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-11-18

Hay is romi"y into market at y lively
rate. Buyers are paying rs high AS $500
Per ton.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-11-18

Cvercoat4 from 81 90 upwards r. good
assortment at
J. ScnUErTE & BRos' 3w
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CALL. and See those Elegant Pattern
Hat. at J l.. PLUMB 4 BROS Mil
inery Store. corner Eight and Buffalo
streets. $685.;
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PRoF Barns gives one of those interest
ing lectures on Manday evening.
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IF you want a neat latter head, bill head,
Statement, or card, cnll at the PILoT
Office aud we will rrv and suit you.
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HARDWARE. STOVES. Etc.


nEAER In s'l kinds Of stoves rn9 Hardware
" an i Na7uflrfurer Of Cop0rr. Tin and Sheet.
truC R-are, York ~sree', HnSth SIDE. Nsustawnc.
t-Iy
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vi 'SyCt
&. Efg1.tSE,

D9oF -SSoR # Nl~fr. VIZ siv, lessons in Vocal
j AM l1Str1nentcl Music IN The citv os N4ufto-
wee an 4 Two Rivers. Residence on Sth ~trret.
Dear The Court Hcuse- l2-l4lv
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Ok Tuesday night the river was frozen
over With quite q thick coating of ice.
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UNDERWOOD l. COLEMAN have dissolved
partnership, Mr.. CnIersood continuing
the business.
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FATAL ACC5DExr-On Sunl,v last u
fatal accident o1Gurel to Mr. Auyns'
Lnrtr. "f N.shoto, head sawyer at the
mills of C"n"r i ZONES. while ont hunt
Ing. He Was in the act of getung upou
hog, hen the gun was accidentally di>-
charged, the Charge passing through thu
tnnd, np through the jaw, and coming out
at the eve. After the accident he was
taken tn ms home where he soor expired
NJ. Lutte leaves wife and faulty 10
mourn his death
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PERsoNAL.-Thn many friends OF
Mr. and Ms Geo. Cooper of this city.
will be glad to learn that they arrived
from Europe per steamer safely at New
\ ork City this forenoon, as per tele-
Graph received at IL 4. NJ, this 18th
day OF Nov, 1875.
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MERCHANT Tty!.GGS.

Cigtgsi.ES SCsasES Ess,
LNhSIIDN ARE TNTT.O}.has -.,novc7 - n rr'a
y Strast. rRa iaa-~ West 81 r 4 & p. II. Ban1'~
Harslwar. Store. All w0-S warranted wei done aYl
TO fit lf-2l-'v
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REPAIRING and work Of al kinds in
Millinery done at PLUNB'S, corner
Eighth and Buffalo streets. Sg9-tt
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ELECTION TIE gr-at question "a to
whom is Governor il still undecided. ofioi'
ally Ye. we nre inclined TO the telief that
Mr. Lulington il elected nv less than three
hundred mriority. The balance Of our
Reform ticket are surely elected BY from
] 500 to 1000 majority the defeat Of Gov
Taylor was hrnneht about bv cnmbinati ton
of ali the T.. r. Companies of tie state
simply. because he approved and enforced
the law. passed BY Radical Senate
Such is the consistency Of politics.
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NJ 4 - ri +, ID

FOHtl ANN-SI RElCllER On tie
lifh dav Of y pvpni.r, A. ID. 1875. at
the ra-id nee at Mr. Cha- Wr,f.rth in
the Third Warl of he city of VI nitownc
10y John O'IIara. Justice If the Pc Ice
Mr.. Wu. FnchtmanH to Mrs. Sarah
S;rei:her both of this etv
REVOLUTIONS PASSED By TIE CoUSTY
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-kr Solved that
n, articles be purchased for this county bv
anv person, and that no expense he in
C Irre'l iy any person tn be charged to this
county unless the said purchases be made,
nr expenses lie incurred bv the authority
of the C .mmirtee on Improvements Of this
board. and that c~py Of this resolution
be published IN each Of the papers pub
lished in this cCnntv.
JnHN P. WICKEsT. County Clerk.
Bv order OF the County Beard of Super
vi>ors. AZ
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JOTTINGs.


Draymen ara very busy.
Commercial, drummers plenty.
Ilu-king-bes dances flourish.
Wagon makers full of work.
Cl!d weather has fairly set in.
! Wood sawyers have plenty to do.
Thanksgiving balls are being annornced
Spelling->chools are breaking out again.
/ Oar merchants are already preparing ior
the holiday trade
A paper containing many fine points,
/ pager of needles.
A Circular saw-a proFerb that goes the
rornd of society.
/ Euntin. i - OF account Of the scarcity
of NE.
Some Of the sidewalks need fixing very
much
! Nav senl along your advertising favors
/ if y1u III al business.
! Why is til letter Y ike young ladys
BrcaH~e it makes pa pay.
Why is life rhe greatest cnnuadrum? Be
cause We must MI give u np.
Prices of all kinds of vegetable are taking
a jump.
7 L Ike nen prophesg an early closing Of
/ the straits thi- year.
\ large number Of vessels are going into
winter garter.
Sleishiog aud skating Will soon be in
order.
I Tark+,'S *, letou- will sJun be haun ting
y"u IL. Your s'umbers.
Gate swinging is rla,el out, Kerosene
anI wopI viii IT, advancing in price.
All ueprle have their bind siie-tl,eir
smprr~tirlons.
Pok l. commnnling n good price this
fall, ow i;g Ia tie scarcity of corn
The turk-y night a, ell get re,dy for
rhark giving.
! W." VAIN ui' =" ''' ''P''''' ''n'e-
you know What are driving at.
\ r,aup,r's son ought to mike a good
b,llonni-t, fnI he j. an heir o'naught,
Cold weather /. nirh, and the cry o, want
will mir,Gle with The winter Winds.
! We wouId Ike TO see the newspaper man
who can rHrn-e every body.
Every delinquent subscriber to the PILor
( l. expected 70 paw Vi this tail.
livery stables b.,. had I;aeral cr,Ier,
( dns i,,g rhr pleasant days.
..IILu;Il tLe fro. I,Iha w;,I,v
i rh.,,,v r,t C,,,ril,,,or's will. tols.
,,.rr a,I ,..k ..,,,.r
c, =,
Of Green uonI.
p n, cI.,l,. c.,,.,,,.
'''' '''"'''.' :" ''''"''@ INV f''
tor husband, ami fathers
,.,;......,
w
" and wil. rirae Of work
A-,r(i alb. rea,lnr q. YOU can d, will
H.. l..nud IA che ADVERTISING c,lImn. IN the
pu.r Dealers ,r. If, r,u,, excellent IN
d"temr"tS tins iaI'.
Whatever else may be said about this
all, tie farmers have had ii ,ui,n,id time
i,r pIou,ng, N according to our oh>c. va
''''' ''''S nave improve" Tue "f''"i'y.
Now l. time i"r yrure men 10 get mar
riei. Callcn i only seven IT'S ward.
ne '"e' ''"' II '"NF> h''''''' '"'''''t' '"'-
8" ~ "'''
''''' :"
IL ''''' ""''''''S '''' =" "'"''s
"A
''>' y '' '" 90
,l y ir,i ~, no,
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y. TNrHs1 SO,

Attorney ami con ssr'r~..st INV
nrrI EON CORNER OF sIGIITiI AID ~
" streets Manitawlc. Wis 12-'lv
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The PILOT offca has inst received in
voices Of stationery suitable for the whole
range of commercial printing, to which we
invite The attention Of orr business men.
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Asse~aav ri sou..af, ~--,t-s "A 49,
Saa-t Tesn Wi y sioHcr for .Nanitoyy oC
C@-pfy
{ J .a1 ~. '''''N - -. -
AT hv4oase an'r,st - Nis cqrc rin 10 nrn'N',t-
~ oua saitho,'l,- ~ i, ln1 to. N1vfc. harvest
given. for which reasonable charge viii y" "''l'
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OK THURSDAY evening, Nov. 25rh, u
dance y III he given at the W inainte IIou>e
for the benefit Of the Jones Library A.
ISOLATION The simple armour cement
Of which will be Sufficient to tring into r.
m-mbrunce other like scenes, and fill III.
parlors with eager feet and smiling faces
n xi"uS 10 trip the light fantastic toe
Wrin, chcuk's hanl will be in attendance.
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Ladies cloaks, new lot just received
at reduced prices.
J. ScHrKrrR & BRos' 3w
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COtfMEREiAl.
S.<IiDWpt MARKET IE,SlI,r.
,of EeCtcG Ucri " 81 I.scsocttc nr~>
30 sz-Ss
GCNElAi .lE1C1AND1Sfs

Osyi,'s os l,s W ~Iy0we., Tal.f.
G.aS!rS,v,~,, NevE-z- ,s. ~
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-. ZENAN, Proprietor. cor Buffalo ard Nain -.
S2-'y
rAvHEvS Avn UCC-GaS7CN s7ouT,
NtYrTN ITr'W t,'I'r. - p"r.ror Com r2r.r. al =
NJ fsE use AMI nsV Ram the best pf Cc,-0r11
n dut.an~ Al moderate priees. S1i-ly
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HATS, Bonnets and Frames Of al
dissertations and nrices at pIUNR'S
Nillinarv Store CORNER Eightb and R,f
falo streets. SS9tf
N,. NJ:
e
.,I., 49,:
l., G o.. d rt,,
m,
If you have no self respect hoys, and no
regard tor DE rev. en- you not nc least
have a little consideration for the feel ing.
of oiher>? II nuuhr rot to be necessary
To irr.,iud boss that church is not a place
to 20 to create II disturbance hut the re-
crut con uct uf bows IN some oi our church
- has created considerable aiteation. II
selves like gentlemen, stavaway. Parents.
if v"ur cliilrrr. do not know how to be
have in church keep them at home
~
:,
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C.E ESri:sss'sD-\.
Attorney and Eosy&r:D- AT Saw.
GEnm.E wonnaN

VI ,Nrr,.vnC Ef-eo~~r~.
a~FrCE OVFP KRrNERS' STnrF. CORNER
" Of sth and franklin streets. South side S}elv
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= = ~. =. 5urnrr.

Alto rncy. and Cou ,sa'o~..s,t-E.asp
nFF1n2 OV EIGHTH STREET, NEAR TUE
~ corner ~ York. I53Ey
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Attorneys rnd rorIslsri Or~ att .=,,V
nEffGF OK FTtsHTU ~TNEf.T SOUTH STnF.
" opposite J. Srhuestr ~ Bro. ~'pr" 1a-t1fr
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Af.o~"cy asi f'~.r's--t" - e-esTr W.
n".fcF az Elt,JrU STREET NAETfO""c.
" Wi~ Collections promptly attnr}rdtn. It-,5!v
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HATS. Bonnets and Frames Of al
descriptions and prices at PLUMB'S
Millinary Store, corner Eighth AMI BAT
falO streets SG9.tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-20
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
AausBMENrs-sI1Trnsrn rAer-Finh ana sixth col

AnusbMENrs-sIxTEESrH PAcE-Fifth and sixth col
AsrRoLoGY-,Trrrrrsru PAcE-sixth column
,i iiLLiiliAsiEi5Bss-t9uRTrtsru PAcn-siItn column
BOARD AND L0VGfXG wANTED-FryrEEsrn PAGE
BRookIYS REAL ESTATE FoR sALE-srxrrEsru
sgsISHSss dPffoGRSFIiHpS''ilrIEs-ELryrsrH f pAer.
Pri hSA EsfAfE FOX lasa S4S3n
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-rnrRD PAGE-Fourth col
CLoTHING-FIr1rESr PAGE-Fourth column
sOAcHMEN AND GARDENLRs-lnlRD PAGE-Tourh
5oAsf&IsG sTESMsnIps-Fu PAcr-Fifth and
COUNTY, BonGD-ElsrnsNEA PAck-second column.
DANCING ACCOMPLISHMENTS PAoE-Sixth col
DENTI- TRY-FITrEyru PAcE-sxth column
pIy GoMops5-gg9EgsT M g9g p4sE-stxth Sa s9Inmn
R4s hra Fass S0an
Fe.sE-siz,H column
HAANCIAL-ELEvEyTHP PACE.
Sa 5on AND af3RMhSrs TO LET
:, sISTneSTn pAcEnThird "a and fourth columns.
tRENcH ADvaRrIsEMENTs-rHiR P4GE-Fith col
aELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-second and
HELP WANTED-MALEs-THI PAer-Eifth column.
HORSES, tRsiAGhs, 6c.-Finsr PAcE-rhlrd. fourth
hos 6as aG 49g@n
'INsTSTGii66SS S~FSgarsrxgn pAenas,xth column;
LOST AND FoUND-tIasr FAcE- second column.
a1Gss aafa5a esia@n Column
nAfklMDNIAL-F1Rsr PAoE-SiNth coiumn.
hEUlEAL-rHiRD PAGE-Sixth column
hlLLISERY AND DEESsMAklNG-FIRs PAcE-Sixth
column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS - TWELFTH
PACE--Sixth column.
MISCELLAKkOU U.s. tiFrEEsrH PAGR-Sixth column
MuSICAI.-sixTEESru PA0E-Filth column.
PERSONAL-fInsT PAGE-Flrst and second columns
flANOfORVES. ORGANS, 6C.-SIxTkENrH PAGE-Fifth
POST OFFICE NoTIcE-Fsnsr P4cs-7rhird column
tk0POsALS-FoURrEEHTH PAGE-Sixth column
pROF .SaIO IONAL ~ lTUAtI0NS WANTED-FEMALES-
THIRD PAGE-Second column
1RoPERIY 0Ur or THE CITY FOR Me OR To
RENT-5TxrRESTa PAGE-first and second columns,
ZEAL ESTATE TO OkXCuARGE-SIxTEENrH PAGK-Sec-
ond ana third columns.
EELI9IOUo EUTLCEs--FfRsr PAGE-Second column.
bALEs AT AuCTiOS-FlFfEESTH PAGE-Third and
sITUATfoNS ANIED-FEMALEs-sRcoHp PAGE and
THIRD PAcE-First and second columns
SPECIAL SoTIcEs-FIRsr PAcn-second and third
sPokfiiSSGIDoGs, BIRDS, &c.-FIRsr pAer-Fourth
sUMMER aEso RTs-FTrEENrH PAGr-socond and third
,HE IKlp ss-THIRp PAGE-Firh column
The TURF-FIRsr PAGE-.Fourth tn column
TO LhT tOE BUSINESS PURPoSES-SrxrKEzTH
fAcg-Third column.
TRAvELLERs' GUiDh-FIFTEENrn PAGE-sixth col
UNFUkNisHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SfxIEENIH PAGE-Fourth column.
WANIEU 10 PURCHAsE-FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
WATCHES. JEH HELRl, &C.-FoURrEENTH PAGE-sixth
TEsTcn SER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE Or
TO LkT-SIxrFESTH PAGE-First column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &c.-FoCRrREsTH PAoE-
Sixth column
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REWARDS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TIERALD BRANCH OFFICES.
IL ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED AT ALL HOURS
UP TO NINE L. NJ, AND NEWsDEALERS SUPPLIED
WITH HERALDS AT FIVE O'CLOCK EVERY MORN
lNG, ,,, AT I 26S BRoApWyAYr AhD $50 SIXTH AVENUE
s1REEIS; OFFICE OPEN ALL MIGHT. HARLEM
OFFICE 22sl THIRD AVENUE, CORNER or PATH
~, AND NkMsDkALERs SUPPLIED An FIVE
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MATRIMONIAL.

A BACHELOR BUSINESS MAN, s YRARs 0g
"a are, well educated, worth Sc,0V cash, wishes
form tue Acquatntance OF few young ladies Win .
view 10 matrtnony no objection 70 poor girl, put mas
De G0ou LOOKING possess good ohnraclnr nud uHeerM
QtspasiNon AUD oct over ~ years o. nRe Ahdfesa eam
adeMuMly, tmolosng photograph, Hiylng real neme
Sss E az rsSss s&sA AA '" may - ssa'
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SpaING ,MEETING. FLEETWOOD PARK. MAY

SPRING MEETING. FLEETWOOD PARK. MAY
lrottng commences o'clock sharp each day
SECOND DAY-THuksDAY, May a.-Purse ael 500;
2:Sl class-John Trout b. &. havIland; Wright 4 Nor
Roden br. james IA. Coleman; Isaac Bernstein g.
Waller; john Murphy, br, m. Lady Danlman Thomas
Lady White; Daniel Mace blk q Arthur; Thomas b
Duane br s. Joe Clark; Q. W. Mitchell, b George Il.
no. 4-Purse Sl,gcu; double teams--n. A. Ham, Carrie
n aud Lady Woods; W. > Thoms. Phil UNeii, Jr ard
Fred Iyler; Peter Nance CanteTreu aud Gideon Alex
Goldng, Barry spanker and Ned forrest Daniel Mace
Lennie Case and Uncle Bill
THIkD DAY. No. 5-rurse $3.50; 2;Sa class, John
Trout m Lady Wnitman: B. : Wright blk. 4.
Mel Forrest BENJAMIN Mace, b. m. Lenne ,ase; w. >
Woodruff b. < Catskill; George T. Whitson. b. Pau
line H. J. Anderson, m Rosa sonberg; lilram Howe
Irlmne. br m. Zephyr J. Goldsmith, b. III. Eie Dean.
No. $500; 2;si ciass.-Benamin Mace W &. crown
rlsor, susie; H. Kelly 6r. &. Tanner Boy; Daniel
Mace, br &. Vanity Fair; j. o. rckerson, z. Everett
kay; Northorp Martin, b. Mystic; ". q lrimblc,
FOURTH DAY.-No 7--PIrse 81 ,00j; 2sJ class.-James
Dougrey IN. Sleepy Mary; A. Vanderbilt, D. M. Katie
sou, b. &. William Walsh Robert Thornton b. M vesta;
X H. hephcrd, b. m. Rosie. Robert Dempter, ch. &.
simon; Jonn S. Baker b. III. Geneva; J. Goldsmith, e.
so. s-Fursc 5000; 2:2o cass-Benj Mace g. g. Hope-
m; y. Roien; B. g. Henry; Jehn splan b. e. Kansas
ste wards OF the meetng-Mr. Sheppard f. Knapp,
Joseph Eiliott A. Mills y = Barker, Edward Kcar-
gan. James Wallace ana Arthur offender
No gentleman allowed IN the ladies' section OF the
grand stand unless in company with lady. All men,
bers must wear their badges -
Special train leaves Grand Central Depot At o'clock;
also tram at II 40 A n and ,S 2;5o r A.
JOHNSON EROS. PropriCtors
DARIUS TALLNAN, superintendent
In of postponement flags will pc raised Sture
Houses