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Q following are the principal Cash Prizes and the

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Death OF Hon. Thomas +. Bramicte, January H. 1875
meeting OF the Trustees OF the Public Library OF
Kentucky January l6 lS71, It resolved that C. NJ
Briggs, ESQ., who under the late Hon. Thomas +. Bram-
lette the real business of the gift
already given In aid OF the Public Library Of Kentucky
be and he Is hereby authorized IT, take the place OF
nnh ana Ia last FIT CONCERT and that the drawing an
eQuivocally take place on that day without fur.
ther posponement or delay any account whatever.
JOHN s. CAIN, Secretary.
For Tickets and further particulars apply to
G. NJ BRIGGS,
Agent and Manager, Louisville KY, or
THOMAS II. HAYS & co,
500 Broadway, Now York.
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LNALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT
II and Fall Kiver.-rne steamers NEWPORT and LID
COLONY leave pier % North River foot of Murray street
uaiIv undays excepted 1t p NJ Through tickets sold
at q hQfnls in
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pOOU.UUU. KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
(authorized by special act of the Legislature),
for the benefit OF the University OF Paducah.
$3coC00 to be distributed among the holders OF hcket&
FIRST PRIZE $50.CU0
The drawing to take place COvingon Ky, Saturday,
January 81, 1875.
No discount on prizes Every prize paid In full
.,o SIMMONS, DICKINSON 4 Co, Managers.
30 prizes, amounting to $300GD; Whole Tickets $10
Halves S5 Quarters, 81 TO- send all orders to JOSEPH
Els CO., 70 Cedar street. New York, Post ofco box
4,4o2
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A MAJOR CHAs. W. BARKER. AUCTIONEER
a. THIS Is NO LIP SALVE,
NO SHkNANIGAN,
II

NO CAT In A BAG.
WE SHOW THE TIME.
WE GIVE EVERYBODY THE OPPORTUNITY OF
riding behind and TESTING THE SPEED OF any tho
COLONEL +. j. CONNOLLY. of lIs Queen street.
Germantown Pa, announces to the public that he will
City Auction Mart and New YORK Tattersalls
Broadway and hirty.ninth street, on WEDNESDAY
Tomorrow January n at IL O'Clock, and just arrived
FIFTEEN HEAD OF the fastest finest most fashion.
ably bred young green Troers ever seen IN New York,
including the get Mambrino Pate hen Ericsson, Cole
mans Mambrno-PiOt &c, &c
GENTLEMEN ARE requested to come and ride be-
CATALOGUE ES WITH pedigrees can be had at
BARKER SONS, corner OF Broadway and Thirty
ninth street and at tine offices OF the Spirit OF tho imes
and Turf, Field and Farm
NO POSTPONE EMENT on account of weather.
A -RLCEIvER's SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
n. FINE HORSES, WAGONS AND HARNESS.
In pursuance OF an order of the supreme Court Will
on TUESDAY TiliS DAY., JANUARY %, ls7s
AT lO1a O'CLOCK A. H.,
in courtway 80 Union square entrance In Seven
teenth street,
nigh, & years old; is handsome, attractive and fine
gated good in either single double harness very
desirable match horse can speed 3:i5 gait warranted
s0unu ard kind.
chestnut sorrel and dark brown; are gay, resouc,
ira stylish and closely mated step and act like one horse
trOtted recently to sleigh Fleetwood better than
minutes; are hardy, rugged, well accimated, sntc
out tylngi are warranted sound and kini
N. BThe above team will be sod separate II desired.
Also two top Wagons two sets double and single Har-
ness, one open road Wagon one Albany Sleigh, two
straps Bells, fine Saddle lot obes, Blankets &c.
Stock exhibition; no postponement: sale positive.
B, E. REYNOLDS Receiver
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.

A FOR SALE, TWO MULES AND THREE OTHER
IA. Horses suitable tor any busncss to be sold cheap
Inquire at No 80 Blocker street. near the Bowery, in
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TRAyELLEUs' GUIDE.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY.

A. A.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY.
Winter arrangement
For New Brighton. Snug Uarbor. West Brighton ana
Port Richmond boats leave whitehall street at foot Of
Broadway daily at 6:l1 S:l5 9:o0 10 IS A. NJ; II 30.
ais $50 4 80, S. 30 and 8:45 r. NJ
Sundays. at 30 80 A. NJ IL 30 23 l:,o. Gas NJ.
Fare 10 cents
Astor House cars leave vcsey street for ferry, Faro
cents
LNALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT
II Eiyer-rne steamers NEWPORT and OLD
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DOMINICAN & lAYTIEN STEAMSHIP LINE.-TuE
Island, Porto Plata and st Doningo CITY csiiinI al
samana every second trip, s appointed TO sail on Wed
pier East River. New York. no Freight received on
day OF sailing without shpring order from agents.
Custom House clearance to be delivered previous to day
q fsailing freight and passage payable in gold at New
'''" ''' -" L. DEI E6STE. 50 Exchange place
LroR BERMUDA-THE NEW STEAMSHIP GAMMA
Is intended to sail for Bermuda on inursday Janu-
RIIiiUS OGTERBRTD6B 81 Broadway
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PERSONAL.

DRCDENcE MKEEvER, IN MARCH. 1874, LIVED
IL in Nyack, N. y. went TO Poughkecpsie in May
June from there hospital, sick with scarlet fever.
Any norna ton of her present whereabouts will be
thankfully received by Mrs. q. FORSYTH. No. Auburn
street, San Francisco. Cal.
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u STEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT
The steamers Of this line will sail from pier l5 East
River. as foows:-
hNAGON. taptain bymOS Saturuav, reD "
CORNWALL. Captain Stampcr Saturday, Feb ~
Cabin passage, $70 Intermediate, SIS; steerago, $50,
currency; excursion ticsets, Si3l
Apply to the agent, 20 South street
W. ID. MORGAN Agent
limited STATES MAIL LINE-sTEAM 10 QUEENS
u TOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Sailing every tuesday
from pier 46 North River.
NEVADA, Captain Price January %. at A. NJ.
WYOMING, Captain Bcddoo ..... February at L. NJ.
Cabin, intermediate and Storage at low rates.
Prepaid tickets At lowest rates.
Passcn myers booked tn and from Paris HAMBURG, Nor.
way and sweden, &c. Drafts ireland, England.
France and Germany OF lowest rates. Apply to
WILLIAMS GUION, y broadway.
CPECIAL NO1ICE.-THE SrLEDID STEAMSHIP
y NEVADA, sailing for Queenstown and Liverpool on
thursday January 2S viii carry limited number Of
second passengers $40 eaoh Tho rooms contain
four persons. Every requisite is provided Supe
accommodation tor steerage passengers at low rates
Apply to WILLIAMS & tUTON, % Broadway.
O'DONOvAN nOsSA. A.-CHEArFsT PASSAGE OFFICE
" In New york.-EEVADA, for Cork AMI Liverpool,
Wednesday; steamers every day, all ports, Drafts paya-
bic everywhere Northern Hotel, corner Cortandt and
West streets.
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DATRiCR MURRAY, OF 81 WASHINGTON STREET
L Deing IN dying condition, his friends will
please send or call Immediately.
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VLTHITE STAR LINE,
w FOR QUEENSTOWN OR LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
4GHhAtSIGIG .'fanSHary fGS1,y 20 at y
BALTIC. february Is, at II A. NJ.
FcDruary ~, aL5 r. Al.
tcDruury II, at ~ ~ N.
From the White star docks pier h2 North River.
Rates-Saloon, $50 gold; stcerago at low rates.
Saloon staterooms smoking rooms and bathrooms In
mdship section where least motion is elt thus combin
ing safety speed and comfort
For INSPECTION Of plans other Information apply at
the company's office, 10 Broadway, New York
K. j. COkTIS, Agont,
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THE STATE LINE.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIvERpOOI.
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY.
These elegant Clyde built from
pier 49, North River as follows-
STATE OF INDIANA..............Wed wednesday, Jan. 27
STATE OF FQEORGIA..............We "Wednesday, Feb. 10
every "Wednesday thereafter taking passe at
through rates to all parts Great Britain and Ireland
Norway sweden, Denmark and Germany
Stccraec as low as by any other line.
Drafts ior El and up pward For freight passage
ply to AUSTIN, BALDWIN co. AGENTS.
. . No II Broadway
Stesrage Office. No. IS Broadway,
NOTiCE.-Shippcrs per steamer CLYDE, hence to CAL
weston TO depart the 9Th inst hereby notified that
said steamer will stop at Norfolk aud take forward tho
cargo Of tho steamer George W. Clyde, 1T that port dis
ablod and they will please govern themselves accord
ngly
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rTEAMsuIP COMPANIES USING LARGE QUANTl-
= tics OF printing will find advantageous to de al with
the METROPOLITAN PRINTING EsLABLIShMENI
OF work are unsurpasscd while in prompness neatness
and cheapness IL offers special Inducements Bills Of
Lading shipping Receipts Tickets Maniests Passenger
Lists Circulars, Posters Cards wayb,lls and every
special form used in the transaction Of business
fully prepared and printed.
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EOR SALE CHEAP-THE HORSES. WAGONS,
j. stock ami Fixtures OF old established Feed Bus-
ness third avenue, between l25th 10th
Il Is doing good trade and Will be sold for than
the value OF the fixtures to prompt buyer. Apply
w. H. PAYNE CO., Grain Mills. foot OF last 12yth
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Winter arrangement
, 1875-08-21

three eto'tes in hoight t1lonsh its archiseotu-
I'M pfoPoftlnf!H An'! sho paintnr8 art have been
sae, ~ 70 f,o i sho appe.ranco Of great two.
hsofy mansion with generous roof Each pf
tho chamtcrn Ia differently coioretl and froisf.
ch. giving distinct individuality to eycrg ono OF
them. TIE entro houba n beautifully ffcscocd,
iho ro1. was done by young genlus named
now doing huaiteas for l,imHo1t In Chicago. liar
nony has bcen proacryed amid a grost and pleas.
ing variety and some OF tho painting Ia Among thu
most dalicate and beautiful spocimansn Of f1caco
work have over Been. TheornamcntAlion OF tte
houts Is simple throughout -; the pictures consist
or engshvltgs. Water-cotora, AMI pane!-piecc.;
md everything is tho mora elegant and ApIru-
priate hocauhs Of isH unpretontiousneHd. When
! add that tho house has numerous bath roo1n1,
with hot and cold wAtcs; that both houro and
grounds aro nuppIied With gss aud fountains !;
that thore Ia complete s5stem Of drainage e6d
sewage; that efccsnc bellr communicate With the
various vorking-doPaFtnenta; and that thcro
yenienco and comfort than most town houses
havo. tho rctdcr can we'll imagine That summer
ing III tho country uuder those circumstances il
not ut all n bsd idoa.
TUE FUTURE or GENEVA LArE
1ortnds ul m tho future OF Chicago. of which
no man il insano enough to doubt. shall nut
10 euIprlhoi to $50 within ton ycafs the oiltira
rhoFe "s tho lake-a distance Of more than ~
mllea lrounl-!nod with handsome viIlas. owned
for the most part by Chicago people. fhoro III
not an nndcAlraho spot anywhere on tho lake,
though many Incations arc of course pleaaantor
than othcEH. Tia ground ia 510 feet higher tIlati
Chicago and the h,r correspondingly clear aud
pure Tho country hronn.l il ricl1 With woods !:
the roads arc hard and good; the soil is parsicu
!AflY tett1lo Tor Hover and vegetable Eardens /;
there aro hills and valleys, lawns and forests,
and no tnos1uItoeu. What more cnuld 10 asked
for snmmer-roseEt, which can bc reached ty
two hours pleasant railroad ride from Chicago :
haso not undertaken to catalogue all the at
fractions and pretty PLACES of Genovs Lake but
ospeak only Of tho moro prominent. A delight
~! pface known a. Rays ID Gu tho cast eide OF
tho lake. few m'les from tho v.!lage, whore q
great many Chicago people fpcnd the summer
or fow weeks. Tic house IL said to bo we'll
kept. has picnic grounds, bowling allcyH, etc.
The Whiting House IL III this village and near
the station, bit also fronts on the ako; ite ca-
pacity in to tse doubled by IN addition wtci, Ms.
| Whiting intends 70 build bo!ora next seasou. /
nhsll be disappointed il the new hotel further III,
| tho lake ho nut started before next EumEler,
which wifi increase the attractions greatly. Atd,
as Clicagoaus can scarcely hope for many sucii
| cool summers ~ tho preaens one they ,nay
thank their stars that there Ia 80 pleasant = re-.
| sott al ueucva Lake SO noar and aeccss,hle ia
| them. HuJoURSEK.
, 1875-08-21

eocitbiity batween tho guasts Of tho different
hotels which Is pleasant. Then ttore is pIe1a-
ant excitement attending Tho movement OF. 80
many thousand gneBta. some remain but fow
hours othors ~ many days; others waoks and
here, &nd the constant movement among them,
thore 10 4 remarkable amount OF ortlas and quiet.
This will be the verdict OF every observer.
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ruoxr.. rucSrc oennurrEE.

A meeting Of tho Committee Of Ar.
rangsmsnts for tho coming annual pic.
mic OF the Pacific Coast Pioneers was
held. pursuant 70 appointment. at the
hall OF the Society. on D street. Virginia.
yesterday. Judge Knox presiding. The
meeting was well attended. and oonsid.
cradle business transacted. Tho follow
ing is a full revised list Of the sub-com-
inittess appointed:
On Grounds-Messrs. Gibson. Tread
way. Woods. Bowker aud Becker.
On Can-Msssrs. Woods. Robsdee.
Doten and Swift.
On Music -Messrs. Tinker. Donnslly
and Gibson.
On Printing-Messrs. Doten. Swii.
Bowkcr and Edwards.
On Finance-Msssrs. Edwards. Noyes
and Sheppard.
Executive committee--w s. Woods,
A. l.. Edwards and 8. T. Swift.
The Committee on Grounds reported
having secured the Bowers Mansion
and grounds for the picnic. and that,
owing to tho Knights Of Pythias, Car.
son. having secured the grounds for the
10th OF June. the Pioneer picnic would
DO held there one week later-on the
26th. Proposals for holding the picnic
at other places wero entertained and
discussed. but II was decided that the
Bowers Mansion. washoo Valley. was
the most eligible place. therefore 1t will
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LET THE PEOPLE SPEAK.
MANHATTAN, Kan

- MANHATTAN. Kan.
r. v. PirRcE. Buffalo. NJ. Y:
Dear Sir - Your favorite prescription
has done my wife . world Of good. She
has taken nearly two bottles and has
felt better the past two weeks than at
any timo In tho past two years. No
moro periodical pains; mono OF that ach-
ing back or dragging sensation In her
stomach she has been accustomed 10 for
several years. l have so much conf.
denos in u that I would be perfectly
willing 70 warrant Il to certain custom-
ers Of oun who would be glad 10 get
hold Of relief at any expense. ! have
tried many patent medicines, bat mover
had any occasion TO eItol one before.
Very truly yours.
Gro. b. WHITING.
Mrs. E. r. DAILY, Metropolis, H..
writes: "Dr. r. v. Pisrce-My sister
II using tho Favorito Prescription with
great benefit" 80 ia Nu ~
Mary Ann Frisbie. Lehman, Penn,
writes: "Dr. Il. v. Pieroo--What ! have
taken OF your medicine has boon OF moro
benefit to me than all others and hun.
drods OF Doctors bills"
DR.. Pisroo's Favorits Prescription Is
sold by dealers In medicines generally.
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Lry. n svrsr.-Tns blood isths lfs Of I

LIE 10 swEsr.-The blood isihe hfs Of The
human system. Keep II pure and all 10 we'll
for this purpose no standard medicine has had
% uniform and amazing. success " Dr. Hen.
isy's Celebrated I. X. L. Bitters. This 10 .
pure stimulant, medicated with tho hnest ton
lee and Alternatives which the vegetable king.
don Affords; and 10 the only preparation at
present known which thoroughly meets the
smsrgency. The eject Of this popular rsstof.
alive 10 continuous. Each dose taken inyigor.
atss tho vital energies and the brain, and its
prolonged use will unquestionAbly cure any
case Of debility, or mental torpidity that does
not arIst nom organic causes beyond the reach
Of medicine. IL II In tho ~strictsst sense OF The
word, an lnvirontlng and regulating. cordial.
n the nerves arc tremulous and relaxed, 10
braess thom; n the liver Il torpid u promote.
activity In that organ: the appetite 10 poor and
digestion Q slow and painful operation. II Gre.
atss q relish for food and enables the stomach
10 convert Il Into heslthful allment. More.
over. Il 10 . specific for Q largo number Of all.
msnts, soms Of which arc particularly preva.
lent In tho damp and chilly weather which We
90 oftsn experience In mid.winter. Among
these may DO mentioned rheumstism. chills
and fever, and ali the morbid conditions Of The
digestive organs. ny insurinE perfect digcs'
tlon and Q proper how OF bile, u insures pure
blood, q vigoroas circulation. and the pnompt
discharge Of all waste matter from the system.
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mIDDLK.AGRD 4

There arc many Of the age OF thirty TO rirt,
who arc troubled with too frequent evacuat'or
of the bladder, olen accompanied by . slighl
smarting OF burning sensation, and . weaken
ing Of ths system In q manner the patient can
not account for on examining tho urinary de
poeits q ropy sediment viii often DO found, ant
sometimes email particles OF albuuen will ap
pear, or the color ~ be OF . thin and mllkist
hue, pgain changing 10 q dark and torpid sp
pearancc. There are many men who die of thi'
diniculty, Ignorant Of the cause. which 70 ~,
,e~ond stage ofscmlnal weakness. DR.. y. VII
guarantee q perfect cure In all -uch cases, art
Q healthy rcstorstion OF tho genito'urinarJ or
gsns.
N, B,-only an Interview required In q ma
Iority of case.: balance Of treatment can b.
Conducted at hons without Interruption 81
buplness. once hourr-i0 TO !, . 10 8. and Z "a
Q, Sundays 10 I r. y. only. Consultation
Yree, Examination ard advice, Is.
IN DIR. o.. ]. sPRER, late Surgeon ~ Bel
Isyue Hospital, II now associated with Or
ppInnoy, and will rive special attention. 70 The
Treatment Of discascs OF the EYH and kAR
xlso PRIVATE DISEASES, RiTiiEk ACUTE
mTAii Communication strictly confidential
Post once address, ..
DIR. A. n. sPINNRY,.
10 Boz st7, Virginia, New.
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YOUNG MIN,

Who may be suffering from the eiecirof youth.
fui follies or indlscrct.or. will do well 10 avail
themselves Of this, the greatest boon ever laid
a. the altar Of suffering humanity. DIR. SPIN.
MY will guarantee TO forfeit ave hundred dol.
lars for every case Of seminal weakness. OF pri-
vaie disease of any kind or character which he
undertake. and falls TO curc. He would. there
fore, say to the unfortunate sufferer who may
Q cad this notice. that you are treading. upon
dangerous ground when you longer delay In
eeklng the proper remedy for your complaint.
You may be In the frrt stage-rcmembcr, you
are approaching the last. lyon are bordering
upon' the last, and arc suffering some or oil OF
its owl effects, remember that II you obstinate.
II persist In generalization. the time must
come when the most skillful physician can rcn.
dsr you no assistance; when the doors Of hope
WILDE closed against you I; when no angel OF
mercy can bring you relief In no carc has the
Doctor failed OF success. Then let not despair
work Itself upon POUR Imagination. but avail
yourself Of the beneficial results Of his treat.
nent before your case 10 beyond the reach OF
medical skin. or before grim death hurres you
10 Q premature grave.
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Inesndiary Fires ana Great Less OF
Property.

Ineendiary Fires ana Great Less OF
Property.
Los ASorLns, Cal. May 21.-At ivo
minutes past twelve last night, the fur.
niturs and carpet store Of Dottsr &
Bradley. on Main stroet, was discovered
on nre. When the alarm was given,
the whole inside Of the store was n mass
Of flames. Tho destruction Of property
Is AZ small a. could DO expected under
tho circumstances. The smoke pre-
cludod the possibility Of removing any.
thing out Of the second story, where the
fire was checked. The building was
owned by Downey and Hsllman, and
WIS insured for sl5.0 900 In the Imperial,
Northern and Liverpool. London and
Globe. Dotter & Bradley's loss Is about
$40. 900. and insured for $4,000 In the
North British. Lvrpool. London and
Globe, and Hartford. The origin Of the
FIRE il undoubtedly incendiary. The
premises were closed at half.past six.
and there Is no probability that ths fro
could have originated In any other man.
ner. The are was evidently iindlsd in
the rear Of the store, and communicated
to the interior. A determined effort to
FIRE the city in different quarters was
Afterwards made. The stable Of the
sngins-houss was found to be OF 6rs at
about "a. NJ, but II was s1tinguishsd
in time to prevent loss or further mis-.
chiof. Almost simultaneously another
alarm was sounded. and found to DO a
fro on High street. A frame building
used as q stable BY VIM. N. Stoddard,
and situated in the middle Of small
cluster OF tenement houses. Tho nrc
was confined TO the premises. and soon
burned 10 the ground. An attempt was
mado to burn Durfse's stable, on Also
street, which vas nipped in the bud.
A bale o. hay in q corral remote from
any Of these localities was hred. and
burned without other damage.
This persistent effort to are the city
indicates tho existence Of o gang Of in
condiaries. Tho number Of 6rcs re-
Gently are perhaps all explained on this
hypothesis. Never before In the history
Of tho city have 20 many Are alarms
occurred In q single night. Any n OF
,hcso ores might have proved . disas-
trous confagration In the quarter whore
Z originated,