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CATALOGUE or THIS DAYS TUEsDAy's) SALE A
IL O'CLOCK.

ELEGANT PRIVATE .EsTABLisHyENT-sPLEN
5eam BAY Horses Kentucky bred, l54 hands high
from vice; very stylish aud handsome; FAST travel
leIs; in every way safe and reliable. and warranted
SET GOLD MOUNTED HARNESS, MADE BY MAD
F II HRE sV RY
Ros an
Utensils, &c., the property OF family going TO
ELEdASF TEAM BAy HORSES, 1s HANDS HIGH, 7
Sse wei matched very @ .'yiis9 ss travellers
fear nothing; superior team Tor family carriage
new si'R sGF f
roUf:f8 ssGNGEn PARK PBAEroN. BUILT BY r.
TEAM BLACK HORSES, l5sl HANDS ureH, ! AND $
vice have been used in a coach and are warranted
SET silver MOUNTED HARNESS AND
SkAshRcE IN rEkgEYE 9RPEEg d sHLT BY Np DTNN \
years old, Kind and true in all harness. free from
vice; an excellent team for general use also SET
cLAsHScG ii GOOD oRDER- BUILT BY DUNN
BAY moRsn. i51s HANDS iti HTGH, YEARS Old. KIND
s tsas 5 @ M e rsS sSd SG@ nen Tle
has been used tor. private driving and is warranted
TOP RoaD wnS5S ~ I'M IN tS5f' GooD ORDER AND
BAY MARE l5sl HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD, KIND
and true In all naTness & free from xee very
class marc Tor genteman's road use. Also set
BaoWN HORSE, iSA HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
trick; a fast traveller; free and stylish driver; a
FIRST class horse for family driving and warranted
sound. Also set Harness. and
VICTORIA, In GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY MOORE.
BLACK HORSE, 49, HANDS HIGH, YEAR, OLD;
Kind and true In all harness. free from vice. has
ing; has been used In coupe and IL warranted
sound. Also set Harness ana
TOP ROAD WAGON NEARLY NEW, BUILT BY
BROWN KENTTCKY BRED HORSE. I5IS HANDS
high, 8 Yeas old; kind and true in all harness !;
free from vice. very sty lish; extra fine under sad
die superior horse for gentlcmen's road or sad
oLARENCE, IN GOOD ORDER BUILT BY ADAMS &
GRAY PoNY AZ HANDS HIGH s YEARS OLD;
kind and true In all harness; free from vice; very
stvlish; has been usel by ladies' and children and
Is in every way safe and reliable. Also set Har-
TOP POSY PuAEToS NEARLY NEW
BROWN nor f.. l5la HANDS HIGH YEARS OLD;
been used IN grocers wagon, and is warranted
BARoUcnE, NEARLY sew. BUILT ny HAN
GRAY WORK HOk n. lbh HANDS HIGH. YEARS
old; Kind and true in all harness. tree from vice
SEVERAL ofhER HORSES. DESCRIPTION TINE
sIx-sEki RocKAwAv, Built By MINER 4
BRIrzkA VERY LIGHT AND IN GOOD ORDER,
DEPOT WACO, WIrH POLE AND SHAFTS.
CHARIOT, N GooD ORDER, BUILT BY WOOD
Bros Close Coach
TRUCK. viii POLE AND SHAFTS, NEARLY NEW,
SINGLE PHI 1rpRuSRp X BUILT ny FIELDING; CONCORD
Wagon. top and no top Eoai Wagons, Horses, &c,
SALE COMMENCES AT II O'CLOCK.
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ACCOMMODATIONS PAcE-Fourth, fth and sixth
AsTR0ioGY-sIxrERSrH PAer-sx,h column.
PaGEmF0rTh column
soAsD' AND IoDGISG wANTED-TnrnrnrsrH PAGE
Skk EgF1FE saR
sgsESEs ,r,s r.sg sonmn
CITY oR
oLEfS %sD and
szTsrn Column Column
oo9caNEN AND aARpEN ERsaFIslsssr PAGE
Third and fourth columns, and SIXTEENTH PAGE
CoAsf@IsE fa s0su' ur'sAMsHrPs-TunrErsrH PAcr-Finh
coPARTNERs IiIss.,Tnsyn PAGE.
S3SciSG AsEMiEsIEIEvESTn PAcE"Fourth col
pgNfiMsTey-slxrrr PAer--sixth column
DNH DWEN TsEs To hT hFr FHRNsnEp AND
gNFUkNi. HED-sFcoSp PAcE-Fourth, I nnh and
EUROPEAN Observation-Disclosures PAGE-Finh
ExCuk.IoNs THIRTEENTH PAGE-sixth column.
FINE xRTs-EIEvRsrnn ni'i P.cE-Fourth column
AS Sf;.ss%ss
am
HELP WASTED1srEMALEs;. pteEnsecond
HELP fRa
eRf sRS
hotsFs, hoSas, &c, %ASTEbeTnIHTlrsrH PAor-
1ssTkSSfISS%Easy pAsr7s,zse ss'nmn
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoED PAcH-
column
r4sriSST!n
Paersh ddam SSiamn
SK NER aSb sGnnn
rnr,. -.
P.G.Gf sSaSa Column
POST R4eSf5tn GSpn
6uf oF q
REAL ny ssrATE To 'ExCHANaE0sEcosD PAcr-Thrd
rAsSTscS eG%mn
sALE xh T and and
sITUATioSs PAGE
and FIFTEENTH PAGr-First column and SIX
sfSnf sna nra
Second and third columns. and SIXTEENTH PAGE
sPEcIAL NorIcEs-FInsr PAcE-stcond and third
sPoRTI G-Doas. BIRDS &c.-FIRsr PAcE-FOurth
sToR1GK"FlRsr PAeE-sixth column.
SIMMER pAGE@Ihi.d 5 o,s coumI mn
The TRApES--SlxrEzSrH PAGE-rourth anu nitn coi
umns.
TnE TUkF-FIRsr PAGR-Fourth column.
TO LET FOR BUSlNE = PukPOsES-sEcoND PAGE-
Third and fourth columns, and THiRTEESrn PAGE
first column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-TmRrEEsrH P-eE-siIth col
FURNIs HE'D ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Sixth column, and THiRrEkNrH PAGE
First and second columns.
WANTED 10 PuRCn ASt-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.-FIRsr PAcE-Third col
wEsiUHEs1Ea COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LeT-SRcoND PAcE-First and second columns
wHITEsroNE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO Lea
PAGE-First column
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth COL
m
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

A MAJOR CHAs W. BARKER, AUCTIoEEgR
II. rREMENDQUs Excitement
ELEVEN HUNDRED AND fifty distributed alread,
EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF
FAST AND Famous lrotting Horses,
NohoDlNo IL B&akss " hDsSSNsG%s sSNs 'nV0re'
CITY AUCTION Mart and New York Tattersals,
corner Broadway and thirty ninth street,
on WEDNESDAY, April II AZ II o'clock.
ords, and inc ades W B. whitman record q 22sss ba
Stallion Red Wing record Of 2sI Helen, Tony I rasto T
ton, Josie Carroll Johnny Reed, &C;
No. i40 West Thrty,ninth street. from Friday, April II
up e Smqrnias q sale ronooa - nj ria. nenin
any Of the stocs and test SPEED ann ami driving
@ w II Il lie oss O in
plF q he Dimes and Tsr Field and EGr% ST
SALE POSITIVE and without reserve
NO Pos1PoNEMaNr on account of weather.
A MAJOR MAYOR c,gnIB 6 " BARKER,s
TAKES PLACE To-NoRaoW.
AF aF I hSsksk PlsIpSE PSE0%Gl'' Z SGS's
dNN F MaK ana ana iTS 9rs
NAN MAKE Y0uk entries early 20 day.
A ucroN HOUSE or ARCH. JOHNSTON
IN date Johnston Van TasseiD.
office 81 Libersy street tEvenins Post Building
THE horse AuoTIoy BRANCH or OUR
SALES n6S 81 HORSES qSsEEsstSH ASp raAfRfA rkhRTAcas
,rrsx ARE HELD livery
"a to q hours trial on horses warranted sound.
THE STAMP OF OUR HOUSE is REIIAsILITY
PARTIAL CATALOGUE or THIS DAYS TuEs.
ELEGANT rpAf fEsM AtH bIR * e Sh qSL4f MARES
ts e0nsht in ken.ney ey the owner s from the gen
kind and true in all harness; ree from vice
drive ike one horse; Very stylish, snowy and
spirited; not afraid of anything; any one can
fHP o used
ROAD EsTSBEisHNENT.-Dark bay Horse. 10
hands hands 9 years, kind in All harness; can trot
% AFRAID M & oi anylhins; needs leeds. no whip; does not
S S sun 90 S ast s Ssd IN the %sd to
TOR ssIDE-BAR ROAD WAGON, BY Brewster, Of
PONY IuESouE,aRS1Sn i r, Pony Mare, 4 hands
been driven BY ladies' isin every respect thor
oRosED MATCHED TEAM BLACK sm and ds gray 9Ii Horses
from vice; finely broken; travel llae one horse;
cE oT G IN eTs eTeyway Gs rsabs
ELEGANT CLARENCE, nearly new, by Peek &
DARK BROWN COUPE HORSE, Is hands, syears;
KIM In all harness; free from vice has fault
vice Or trick any one 6; can dive him + ilno,
EXTENSION .Tof rnkETON, nearly new, by
DARK shS HORSE. ID hands. years: Lind in all
harness rec from vice; has been used bv
0eGe Hoe DsrF Dd T%5S saa1 otS.p sHaad
TEAM Fs1 soRsET sETe COLTS enands 4year. kind in all
Gn5ITFqoSkSs rsf Zen @ Of Family
ali hsrns-s Tree rom Wee; I "a ~ the iami'y
for past two years; arc Ia every Way reliable
SouR StH RE EhS N oTnEk hoisss !" iDhs,oGrmoS
LARGH iaGf q As1oaTMENr sals or ALL KINDS or CAR
risses; Wagons Harness. Blankets. Robes
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BENNETT BUILDIN G,
DENNETT BUILDING.
FEW MORE OFFICES TO LET.

1lENNETT BUILDING.
FEW HoRE OFFICES TO LET.
DIRECTORY
Rooms BASEMENT
I-Lawrence go. BANKERS rs,,.s,.
S-II. u. Dumont stationer
.-S6O&ss & % sni.hi H. kgncS, haS HSGss %,nss
Edw'n !. Irien; CsarS ,i:,i
C-Baum { friedman. Tallors
Unel very esS ssRSoSb nj PaP5ns sf5aEs and Insurance.
l-McMahon & Morse, Lawyers
Nv u. o'Dwyer, LAWYER
A. Buckingham, Lawyer.
T. c. IincAnsy. Publisher
70 rs,
C-Northwestcrn Life Insurance Com any.
l. :. Benedict. Agent
l-TOlet
IL Chamber Of Life Insurance.
IA Charlton 7. Lewis secretary
E-Mccarthy Chalmers Lawyers
iS-hoGs b. 4. : fersnson. TsnsSn iI-'w1srA Isw1yer
:. IN csyaga,psh, ava, aTyer
In.crna,ianai Collection Association.
= q. Dcrrickson. IawSSeE wSSeEro,v
llJudFe sutherland.
s,FeItriseS IL ~ ssSts' 1 rardSweil, rraSdSsfil Lawyer.
J. Hanson, Lawyer
-sSerdan. Bonynse. cochran and McEwen, stenO-
s-Etlshs sioomer, Real Estate
z-SrIsss Ii 2IS Feliows. HSVs Hssv'y LAWYERS
J, b. Aitken. Lawyer.
q Matthew'S, Lawyer
w.Ip. dssSaaaI Ryan; Lawyer; y.M;.r
i. q. wilson, Lawyer
s-cinennati Commercial Chicago Tribune. ?. I. Nc
lU-wiffinsson Peters Trustees Of Estate Of wnts-
p(nsrrson strong Lawyers
"a A. r. woccrun, Lawyer.
l4zw. Il beTRLolz, Civil Engineer.
Pelham and foFsHfsfT STeRin EsIl5GSa s45Ra Company
l-Ihornion a Larlr, LAWYERS
a kdRnr kechum, kcg .ster in Bankruptcy.
3 Edgar hechunl. Jr.,
~ Henry wehlc. Lawyer
Godzer, Lawyer
NJ EIler Iasa Lawyer Lawyer
n yuehrer. Lawyer
SE. q. MacE-
Il henct n; csall Sca
7-IIassing rna,dI !. 4 a.Il STooE LAYERS
s-Sisry, y SS1Si% SsIiss 1heeSSs5 1ecSsnck Lawyers
1,SS-ShiTpssy ,S-S 4 ,',oyc1 ShrSsT; ,SsIy.r lawyer
fred " Kenny. Attorney and Counsellor
y Lockwood \ crosby, Lawyers
y ). huhlcr, Lawyer
FIFTH STORY
2-sSayvessni bank Receiver.
81 INakcm1n Lattng Lawyers
Linlerneiioda Publishing Company.
s-Fieh Fitch Lawyers
a -iiasenii II fnlIfg ( ssss.on. sawssr LAWYERS
$500. y tcr RsformaloS q Juvenna reraaca's.
10 4. H. Steele, Lawyer.
w. n. Ring, Laws er.
}. A. Lydccker, Real Estate.
q y. lydecker, Lawyer
t I'LL. p. a >. A. Reed. Lawyers.
H-Byrne Everett& a Co., LAWYERS
~ Walsh, nalbert ana Eckerson, Lawyers
SIXTH STORY.
I-John Townshcnd Lawyer
A. Nicholson.
2-HenderSen Benedict LAWYER.
r.. Logan scotch Granite nc.
sc. ". Carpenter, Lawyer
(ufis 4. iall, Lawyer.
80. r. Webster, Lawyer
JeneTsop clark, Lawyer
W John J. Knight
~ Janitor.
Hocges Meeker, Lawyers
9JGetrge &. Moses, Lawyer
smith a Dean City surveyors
lOlt W. Van stclen Lawyer
n.T ". Baldwin, Lawyer
H) Charles ID. Barrow, Lawyer
~ Henry A. Giidersleeve, Lawyer
HtG. R CarrngtOn, LAWYER
U. w. 1omnkins, Lawyer.
]. ". Miner LAWYER.
Two passenger eeyaiors running all uis Inc.
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IL EKTUcKY STATE LOTTERY.
SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME.
authorized by Special Act OF the Legisature)
For the benent OF the University of Paducah.
$500 coo to be distributed among the holders tickets
FIRST PRIZE, $4,000
The drawing TO take place at Covngtcn, KY, satnr-
day. April "A 1873
No discount Prlzes-every Prize paid In full.
SIMMONS. DICKINSON CO., Managers
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REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
LIVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Twcntyfour fortyeiRht hours given 10 purchasers
test warrantees.
Horses Carriages Harness Blankets Robes, &C. always
hand at private sale.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

A UCTION HOUSE or VAN TASSELL & KEARNEY.
IN L0 AND lI2 EAST TIL RTEENIII STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IJRRALD BRANCH OFFICES.
III Adv EXITS EMENTs RECEIVED AT ALL HOURS
Up 10 NINE T.. NJ, AND kEWsDF ALkRs SUPPLIED
WITH HkRALtIS AT FIVE O'CLOCK EVERY MORN
Ing Az 2c5 BRoA9E4AY Az AND go SIXTH AyhNIE
h1RfLIS; OFFICE OPEN ALL NICHE HAGLE&
OFFICE 22sl THIRD AVENUE, CoRNFR or 124TlI
STREET; ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED 10 7.gi +.
NJ. AND EkWSDEALERs SUPPLIED Al FIVE
O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING,
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A FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
n Birds, Ac. Medicines Tor all diseases; Prepared
Food Tor mocking BIRDS at Is. @. DovElS, No Greene
street, Canal
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A FOR SALE, ALL THE CHOI Il BREEDS OF
Monkeys Rabbits, &c., at z. n MEYERS No Amiiy
street, near Broadway.
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Personal.
e ~ :. ~ ~
CHARLES COME HOME IMMEDIATELY AND AID
~ VIII be forgiyeni your mother isyery unhappy
YOUR FAIIBR.
nANIEL HODgrTrs or DENNIS GERRIN ID. O.,
~ can see an old ilend by eating or sending address
70 J. III ", Mrs. Bells, Vs. East tenth street
GRAND STREET FERRY AND GRLEN can, sATUR-
~ day evening gentleman standing in with cane
ana GOt ont at Fourteenth street would be pleased TO
Arain sec the largest OF ladies who noticed hin,
her race u very familiar Address CHARLES GAIT,
Herald OiIce-
7P THE PARTY WHO REMOVED A BOX OF
iewery from Souh Oxford street Brooklyn. viii ad.
grcss B. y. -, box I7s Herald Office, hc viii hear Of
something advantageous
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THE TURF .

THE TURF.
>sN~~s
A UCTTON AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY
"A morning and evening thus week at Johnson's pool
room corner Twenty-eghth street Broadway, on
the running at New 0rleans full returns by West
Union telegraph office IN the Particular
tenton paid orders sent by mail messenger T. b..
w. II. JOHNSON.
A NEW ORLEANS SPRING MEETING FRENCH
N. and AUCTION POOLS will be sold this evening
and every morning and evening during the meeting
the NEW YORK TURF txCHANGE, Is West West Twenty
eighth street, between Broadway and Fifth avenue.
POOLS OPEN each day until r.. NJ PROMPT Ar1EN-
TI0N paid 10 commissions by mail or messenger.
KELLY, BLISS Il CO.
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NNANrED--A -FOUR SEAT NO TOR WAGON. Doo
w cart style; weight not 20 exceed 800 lbs city
maker; In good order Lowest price Address
box 4, 30 Post ofce
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orTIB xING OR SISTER VICTORIA WILL PLEASE
IL send ADDRESS the gentleman they met at the West
Sue Hotel. Address CBAnLiE. box 100 Herald Uptown
Branch offce
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WANTED TO HlRE-A SINGLE TRUCK, TITATCAS
w carry 4,500 lbs wouii exchange Tor sim
gle Dagon carries sJ0l lbs Address ali the week, b.,
box Ia Herald Uptown Branch office.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES
Of 100 approyimatng TO 1000 are -. 1000
o'iiS rr'|es' amounting 70 s"''VO"
"1O''
Remember that every prize Is drawn. and PAYABLE in
iuil Without ueuucuon. inese ula"lhes arg ho'oi
but take place regularly the last Saturday Of
'..n~... son, - .,..n;..
e4OA A'O"'A'
Address all orders to
KEKTuCKY STATE LoIrERY-FoR THE BENEFIT
n OF ihc University Of Peducah; drawn every thirty
f' % IS Or Post
once O01 aso., HeW ,o.A e.y- -----------.
K -ofFlGIAL DkAWING or n..il The ikENruuokf u
sers ''-''
I. ii, ~ 4, IS, 81 is. 81 a. sl 81, q.
= kENfeckr Class no; Hz-ArNL II sHo
arxRI, EIinI Class x; s5i-traIL u, is7s
:" = arssy. ~ q eiAss- 10 sSs-irmG y. ISIS.
", la Sc, ~, ~ s. .. 3 81, 20 A. N
Circulars Of information BY applying to j. cLuTE @ zoo
box / gSa
~ -UaSTUcKy STATE SINGLE NUNRER LOTTERY
X. on Havana plan drawn April -: also Royal Ha.
vana o. .gea ex'Tsordnary drawing Aprl IL % Uapi
ing j. CLUE Authorized Agent, 200 Broadway, Post
once on boz ..sos-:
I AwRESoE ENNIS TAIL0S, NOS li6 AND NJ
Goods sSs
S1.oic vsov1cr on IxV 10 RorTIp TO
MI hreat 20 non,d 10 snill Price Is cents For
sa1e nv siatoners Commsrcial trayellers iberaliy
----,----. -
DHOT0.LlTHOGRAPHY AND LIIHOGRAPHIC
Il Printing Of every DESCRIPTION, done az low rates
by the METROPOLITAN PRlN1ING COMPANl, 2lo
Broadway, New YORK.
re S,ze ~ evsry seven Tickets tircnars IN il inf r.
n, manou % rs nrrnp.sed PTAYIoR a CO RsnSers
mrnts rs a.. g.. w hoN ~ n w stree,
Iose o1ieo - 49,. @ -
ia inor,.rs ~ a w,nss af In Kew sponaes from
49, n sncyge nsbcr,e an The ~ ria Coast td re hi
ait,o fsianJs al tha verv lowest nrices 10 William
Ga1a s,rce, befyccn Iihertv and
ssadar trsats Nevs York Parties giy,nr our snonges
ria iil 49, aat,saad N a we ofa Al adva
sath On aIty ana nrice - -
"-- 49, ~4
& ~ ~ bths,cd snS ~ ia nan teons Rononet
,,rorn ,he Cosnan IInuse Florai Fmnoriuml All are
- - - -, - -,1- - -, ~. -, ,,,1,,,,
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II ANTED-A PAIR OF TRorTTNq MARES. WE'LL.
" matched In color, size and action; " 10 ibis hands
high; must show mnu'es; liberal price offered u
Madison ayenue.
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TT sFLLABE a. WILL GALL ON @. BALAY, FRENCH
I Benevolent Society. Il Houston street, questions
asked and win be wen rewarded II contents intact
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PosT OEFIcE NOrICE.

DoSr OFFICE NoTTCE.-THg MAILS toR buEoPR
il for the week ending saturday. April ~ ISIS. will
close this Office f0ilows.-Dn Tue aiAY at an1
III 10 A. NJ on Wednesday NJ A. ". on Thursday 1T
II 30 A. NJ and saturday gi ID and ll A. ~ and ~
NJ. a. L. JAMES. Postmaster.
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A PARKS, EMERSON 4 co, AGENTS EoR ZEN.
Royal Havana Lottery Of cuba, drawn every ~ days
Przes cashed information furnished and circulars sent
POat 0fllee h..x h211
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WANTED-HoRsG ABOUT l5S HANDS BLACK or
w dark brown great Style lndispcns Iblv Spest
So minutes Address 9. A. W., box 24 Post office,
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L,oR SALE-sEvERAL SUPERIOR YOUNG HORSES;
strictly sound gentle and kind; fine size. color,
action and style speed suit purchasers also two sal
die Horses. G. H. LEAVITT, Flushing. l. l.
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YACHTS. sTrAMB0ATs. sc.

L1OR sALE-YACHr JULIA; CRNrRkeO ARD
T schooner yacht formerly the well known $1,000
iual; ~ thoroughly renullt and rcfitfst
in i7i; buy ull inventory. address tox Sse Pest ONCE.
Boston
IET YoUR PRINTING DONE AT TgE aETROP0fI.
VI TAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Is BrOa4-
way You will hnd 10 advantigeouS
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.CSSS WILD BrY SECOND HAND COUPLE,
'p.lco neatly paintal, with pink tDs; Iv9 Cyguet,
makers, London. Apply AZ 7sf East Eleventh street
GS7S WILL PURCHASE A FfSE, RELIABLE
,D,b ~ young Horse: nearly NV siteboafd top
Wagon an Harness. III cost owner g So wagon cost
Sia1 Address PARK, boN l75 herali ofce.
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y CHEAP HORSES, SUIT ANY BUSINESS; )
- Wagons top end top, suit exprcsS lsht
Buggy and Harness; must ba sold to ncet debts no
oner refused. 2fl West Ihirtioth street
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

DOR sALE-A STYLISH 0ENTLEMAN's ROAD
team bay HOrsea 1874 hands high, years old kind.
gentle and doce In AL harness lree from wee or Trick
warrant d sound: q a beautiful brown MareNlong,
full and tail; Handle oman stock; b1< hands
high old; Kind In all harness. free from all
trick; tot IN 40 TO road wagon and Is safe Tor
lady 10 drive and warranted sound; also BAY Drew
Mare, in tosl BY Pacheu; l5z hands gh years old
kind IN al harness. free from rlcks warranted sound
DANIEL III stable 37s Bowery opposite Fifth street. in
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The IMMORTAL 17TH.-Last Thurs
day, being the anniversary Of this
eventful day in our country's history
the flags Of the various hotels saloons
ETC., were hoisted in its commemora-
ton. One hundred years ago thls oAy
the country was ablaze with patriotism,
and recruits for its defense were drilling
10 the shrill music Of the fife and the
rattle of the drum In all its provinces
The battle Of Lexington, on the 18th
Of April, previous, had PreciPitated
strngqle unmatched In the annals Of
the world. On that event the trumpet
was sounded whose echoes shook the
thrones of tyranny, broke the sleep Of
torpid nations, and stimulated the
American nation to undertake the task
Of planting hir Freedoms tree"
The people throughout the colonies
were aroused. In the streets Of Lex
ington American patriots had been
shot down and massacred by the hire
ling chivalry of England. and there,
too, had fallen the first British soldier,
a sacrifice at the altar Of Liberty. The
June following, the English, driven
into Boston, and oooped up, were be-
seiged and threatened by a clamorous
multitude, rather than a disciplined
army, which, amounting to thirty thou
sand men, was being reinforced from
all quarters. These beseigers were
cheered, too, by the intelligence which
they received, with shouts Of rapture,
that insurgent patriots had expelled
English governors, and that the forts
Of Lake Champlain had been captured
by the militia of Vermont. From Bos-
ton the English could see this great
army whose watch-flres at night show
ed their numbers and filled them with
astonishment. The patriots occupied
Dorchester Hill on the south and Bun
ker Hill on the north, and as these po-
sitions gave them power over the, town
the English wished TO drive thsm off,
And now CONES the important event
which the Observance Of the 18th is de-
signed to cofunemorate-the struggle
for the possession OF Bunker's Hill
which every one knows Tor ought TO- i,
Twice the Americans, hurting Their
assailants down the slopes, were glori-
riously victorious. A third struggle
took place IN which thee English sue
ceeded with the loss OF LOO Killed, And
wounded, including 80 Officers. In the
midst OF the confiiot-=amid the tumuli
of battie-the hrfd light Of confagra-
ton flashed upon the eyes Of the patri-
cts. They saw hesVillageDf Charles
tOwn-a suburb of Boston-in flames
It contained several hundred houses
aud was burned 10 the ground by Or1el
Of the English. Although the battle
was fought mainly by New EnglanC
men, the other colonies Marylant
among the number, were prompt q
answer to the call Of Massachusetts,, ant
at this writing the l7thl the Fifth Ma
ryland Regiment Is taking its place il
one Of the grandest military pageant
which the country has ever known,
comprising over forty thousand men
forming on and around Columb u
Square, Boston.