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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June 2S.--Flour steady.
Wheat dull; red Sl.lSa1.23. Corn
quiet, 66a69c. Oats quiet and steady,
55a53. Rye dull and nominal. Pork
firner and higher; there We're sales of
country mess at Sl9.25; city do, held
at Sl9.75. Lard firmer and higher !;
steam held at 49, kettle l3}al4; sum-
mer l24. Bulk meats are strong and
held for higher prices; shoulders, SIC
asked clear rib sides sold at liz on the
spot, IL asked clear sides ll2. Bacon
hrmer; shoulders dull, 9a9s clear rib
sides ia clear sides, l24. Whisky
quiet and steady, Sl.15.
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lasted longer than the house has.
Those Justices had probably never
read Jarndyce vs.. Jarndyce.
-Four miles west brings US To the line
OF the building railway. The work
seems to be progressing finely. The
great tunnel at New River is being
pushed rapidly to completion. II is
in the hands nj meu who thoroughly
understand their business.
But find myself in danger of spin
ming out at too great length, and so
bid you reluctant goodbye.
RAMBLER,
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Sweeny's Wife.

Sweeny-whose direct connection with
the ring Of robberies has just been brought
to Lights living in Paris, neither more
nor less communicative than he was in the
old days. That he was not given to conf.
dence may be inferred from the fact that in
1871 Tweed didn't know that he was marri-
ed-albeit he had been married several
years Concerning Sweeny's wife there is
romance which has never been told in
print, and which we may briefly outline in
this connection. Those who saw her in her
youth pronounced her the handsomest wo-
man in the world. Her home was in Alba
ny. She Travelled abroad, and in Rome she
met Page the artist, who fell passionately
in love with her, and proclaimed her his
Notwithstanding the fact that he had
ans her wife living. She deserted him
after time for the company Of an Italian
nobleman, who gave her a home which
was palace and layished his wealth upon
her. Sweeny, travelling abroad, met her
and won her. They were married, and she
returned to this country with him, but she
did not take up her abode in his New York
city residence He fitted up a house for
her on the Hudson lake MahopacY, and
there occasionally heinvited his friends TO
dinner party. But none among them
suspected that the fair hostess was his wife.
She has proved more devoted TO Sweeuy
in his mistortunes than to her other lovers
IN their prosperity. But Worth make
her dresses, aud the Sweeny excheduer s
not exhausted. - Utica. ObSeUer. is
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A Race of Wild Men.

The London Academy says "Du-
ring last season Mr.. Bond, an Indian
surveyor, while at W Ork in the Madras
Presidency. To the southwest of the
Palanei Bills, manaL ed to catch "A cou-
pie of the wild folk who live in the
hill jungles Of the western Chats
These people sometimes bring honey
wax and saudalwOod to exchange with
the villagers for cloth, rice, tobacco
and betel nut, but they are very shy.
Tie man was four feet six inches
biga; he had round head, coarse,
black, woody hair and a dark brown
skin. The forehead was low and slight
ly retreating, tue lower part of the face
projected like the muZZle of monkey,
ana the mouth. which was small and
oval, with thick lips, protruded about
an inch beyond the nose he had short
handy legs, "a comparatively long body
and arms that extended almost to his
knees, the back just above the buttocks
was cOncave, making the stern appear
to be much prOtruded. The hands and
fingers were dumpy and always con-
traCted, 80 that they could not be made
TO stretch out quite straight and fiat /;
the palms and fingers were covered
with thick skin (more especially the
tips Of the tingersl, the nails were
small and imperfect, and the feet broad
and thickskinned all over. The wo-
man was the same height as the man,
the color Of the skin was OF yellow
tint, the hair black, long and straight,
and the features well formed. This
quaint folk occasionally eat flesh, but
| feed chiefly upon roots and honey.
They have no fixed dwelling place,
but sleep on any convenient spot, gem
orally between two rocks, or In caves
near which they happen to be benight-
ed. Worship is paid TO certain local
divinities of the forest. Although the
race has been reduced to a few fam
| lilies, their existence was not I'M
known, but this il the fist time that
they have been described with any
mil Itenessn
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Paintings for the Centennial.

The steamship Indiana, which ar
rived at Philadelphia from Liverpool
on Tuesday, brought over rare and
valuable collection of paintings, for
warded by Captain james Wharton
Harroll, of the Junior United Service,
London, for exhibition at the Centen.
NAL Exposition. The value of the
collection is set down at $3.50, 900, and
among the paintings are many by
celebrated artists. Under the recent
acts of Congress, which remove the
duty from all goods destined for the
exhibition, these paintings come in
free, thus saving tax of $4,000 to the
owner. They will be appraised by the
Government officers before their de-
livery to the Centennial authorities, in
order that should any of them be sold
in this country the Government may
collect the prOpsr tariff. The largest
painting in I'll collection is 1.-The
Holy Family" Luca Glordano,
which is 6 by feet, and among Others
are the Danac," by Tilan, 5 feet Il
inches by 4 feet, and the Virgin and
Child" by Murillo, 5 feet by feet 6
inches.
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Atlanta Market.
ATLANTA Herald, June 27th.l

ATLANTA Herald, June = It'll.
Corn, now white, 1.O7al. OS. Wheat, white,
nominal; amber, nominal red, nominal
Oats, 75aS0. Peas, clay, 1e50al. rs; mixed l. 40.
Corn meal, Sl.1O. Flour, superfine, 600;
extra, do, S6.25a6.50 family, 7OOa7. 25 /;
extra do, 7.50a7.75; fancy, 8.00aS 25 Hay,
Timothy, l. Goal. 70; Tennessee, 81. 25al. 80 I;
clover, 81. 40. Bacon, clear sides, 90; C. r
sides, 3};shoulders, l03; country-cured hams
l4al4t; sugar.cured hams, Is. Bulk
meats clear sides, 90; clear rib 90; shoul-
ders, o. hams, 90; bacon hams, 90. Lard,
terces, l6al62; kegs and cans, 17a17i ;
buckets ~. Feathers, 60a60. Buckwheat
-four q Dbl, 1000 Seed potatoes, Early
Rose, 90; Goodrich, 90; Pink Eye,
90. Onions, 4.00a4.50; sweet potatoes
50cal.OO; apples, p Dbl, 3.0Oa5.0O; dried
apples, q ID, country, &C.; Northern, lila
~ dried peaches, unpeeled, 61ci peeled,
12al2l. Chickens, grown, 25a90 Spring,
12Ia20 Butter 12ia20; eggs, l6als. Wool,
washed, 32a50; unwashed % cents.
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DUBLIN, June %. The Lord Mayor and
Lady Mayoress Of London and suite arrived
this morning TO witness the international
Shooting Match. They were called upon
by the Lord Mayor and corporation Of Dub.
lin in state and conducted to the Mansion
House, where they partoOk Of lunch; after.
ward they attended tho review Of 6,OOC
troops at Phenix Park. The American
Rifle Team and party were at the review and
were enthusiastically received The wealth.
or was unfavorable and the attendance con.
sequently small. Thisis the first time the
Lord Mayor Of London has visited ireland
in state.
PARIS, June 25.-Antoine Louis Barge
the French sculptor is dead
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baltimore Live stock Market.

BALTIMORE, Md, June 23.-CATTLE-
The market during the past week has been
fairly active and prices &c. lower at the
close; very best $625@75O, first quality
S5.50@6.25, medium or good fair quality
S5,00@5.25, ordinary thin steers, oxen, and
cows S425@450, most sales at S6.OO@7.OO.
Receipts, 1857 sales, 1,l2O.
HoGs-During the early part of the week
we're fairly active, and closed dull, with
prices &c. lower; ranging, S9.50@l025.
Receipts, 6,8iS.
range, S4OO@5.5O. Lambs, s2OO@4OO,
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Eureka MINIS FIour.

A standard brand in every market where
old. The leading brand in the mar ket
where man ufactured. DR.. j. Nat Lyle
proprietor.
The following quotations OF Eureka Mills
made from actual sales
Fancy, $500; Family, $500; Superfne,
$500; Fine, $500: Bran 20 cents 10 sl.00.
Corn Meal without 3 superior in quality,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Market.
New YORK, Jun

NEW YORK, June rs.
Flour rules firm and in fair demand:
southern flour steady; common to fair
extra, S4.90a5.S5 good to choice, $500
ass. Wheat lal2 better and in fair
demand Sl.2Sal.35 for winter red
western Sl.35al SO for amber do; 81. 80
al.40 for white western. Corn steady
with only a moderate inquiry; 77a7S5
for steam western mixed 79aSl for
sail do; SSa90 for white western 95
for do. southern; 73a754 for soft west
ern mixed. Oats a shade better at Ola
62! for western mixed; 62a65 for white
do. Coffee, Rio, active and firm at l6l
a1Ss, gold; ordinary to strictly prime
in cargoes is quoted at l6alS}, gold
jobbing demand firm at 16al9A gold.
sugar very dull and in buyers favor:
74aS5 for to good refining; 81 for prime;
no sales of any magnitude reported
and refined in fair demand for chiefly
export; l0Bal0l for standard; 1O2 for
granulated III for crushed and pow
dered. Molasses dull and declining.
Rice quiet and unchanged. Tallow
firm, Ssa9. Pork held firm; new mess
job lots, $20.50a20.62I; extra prime.
SIG. Lard decidedly firmer at lSJ for
prime steam. Whisky steady, Sl.l9l.
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Knoxville Lumber Market.

RnO1vi{le. June s8
Rough boards and scsntling, S1200s
16 % per 900 feet.
Clear seasoned plank, $40 00a25.OO
Dressed weather boarding, SIS 00s2O. 90.
Flooring, S30.00a3500
Ceiling, $l5.00a80.00.
Black walnut, green, SSO.OOaS5.OO; sea-
soned, $40. 00a500O
Oak posts sawed tapering. zoe each.
Rough cedar posts, 20 to 25c.
Tspered cedar posts, 80 to 40c.
Sawed laths per thousand, 3.O0a3.50.
Sawed shingles, S3.00a4,00.
Shaved shingles, IS. 50a4.00.
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the carriage, said to our friend, Il have
got fifteen of those The only possible
reply of the one babe was Gracious =
Ten and twelve and fifteen children
are by no means uncommon in the
French Canadian families, but tive n
ty-four IS little above the average :"
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BALTIMORE, June 2S.-Oats weak
and lower, 74a76; heavy at 69a73. Rye
quiet, 95a$l.00. Provisions firm. Pork
steady, $50. 00a2050. Bulk meats firm:
shoulders, So. Breakfast bacon firm
shoulders, 50. Bacon firm; shoulders,
81 clear rib sides, l2sal3; hams, IA.
Laid dull, heavy; refined, l4la14I.
Coffee quiet, firm; ordidary to prime
cargoes, l6alS3; jobbing, 16lal91,
Sugar strong. Whisky dull, nominal,
Sl.l9
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live stock MARKET.
BEEF CATTLE.

The shipping season with us is about
over, and as grass fed" cattle are now
coming in, and there being but local de-
mand, prices have declined, and we now
can quote extra smooth steers at 50 fat
cattle, 3 TO st common TO good, to p.
SHEEP.
Sheep arc in fair demand. No. !, 3Ic /;
fat, 2la3lc. common to fair, 81. 50a2 90 "A
head fat lambs wanted, at the outside fig
uFp
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At one Of Moody and Sankey's recent
meetings in London, Mr. Moody called
upon all those who wished 10 60 10 heaven
to rise in their places. One after another
al the persons present got up and remain
ed standing, except one peryerse sailor,
who obstiRstely kept bis seat. Fixing thi.
obdurate mariner with his eye, Mr.. Moody
addressed BIN, and asked if il could be pos
sible he did not wish 10 20 10 heaven,
Yes, Your honor" responded Jack; 81
wish 70 20 10 heaven "Then, why don
you rise with the rest2' Because re-
piled Jack, very slowly, and surveying the
whole company with a scrutinizing glance
because | amt going to ship with any
such locking crew as this
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bargains I'm Land.

l offer several tracts in Monroe
county. Consult me at "Hlwassee
Land Office, Madisonville, East Ten
nessee.
vii22d&W3t. Af. +. JOHNSON.
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Knoxville Retail Market.

hnoTuiNe, June %
AsInos-drteG10d l2l6aD Nnias-ss tOG60R gal
Sreou 30 ass 90 Meal. bus 9Oafl.00
Butter. 20a2iPn Nails, 6l2o71Tsin
Deans l.51a2.cO :, bush Oats. y bus 900
Bran per bushe SC sheat. Fcwtp0cGsl
bacon, Hams. C.. l63A ais Ont us Al 6O02.00Rbu
country .l5@ 62S eth Podltry- Chick 'nsl5a25
Sides, lt@l62afb Ducks, 1873 90
Shoulders l2k Geese. 4y@D
Jeeswsx 3594Ff Turkeys. 7jc9f.25
Besf-Ereen S0l5Pb fsss--drd, 3llJGl.25
dried 20G22lSSh iotAtoes,sw't.
Candies, . 10. 20 922I Irish Sl40q2,00
Gal OIL. 40@5JVgal Powder lH95gen
Coffee 25d130Pb PeAohes-dried lu6112I
Cheese 25a30Ntb Rice, Pfb lz1s
CottonYarn' sl216@si67S Sugsr-crushsd an Is
Corn, ono Coffee l21zaM
Cahbas-. 1902 yellow 12C112H
Eggs l2lSGl5 Brown. ll9l2
''.urk atPa ;s2S 5gs s sShD sack ssSS
SuperdnesS. IS Syrup. 75@sl.15Rgal
Fisn-tresh. es9l0Rib Shot. l59uHio
g Cod, Sol0Rb Tea--green. IS Gl.75En
Mackerel, 51lSc black, seal .25Fb
Feathers sh5O6 IS Tar SsgaI
Hay, 9O9lsFcNt Tallow, IN 81
Lard. Pm 20 VINEGAR al
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tlKhrt.
All brandss2O@s l00FM
Canned Goods
Drugs.
KnorviHe, June Is.

KnorUiLe, June IS.
The drug trade has been rather dull dur
ing the past week, and we have no changes
Ia uuOtp
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BREWSTER SIDE BAR ToP.wAGoS FOR SALE
ID cheap; nearly new. COOKS, Broadway, bctA cen
Forteth and Forty -nrst streets.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADyGRTlsERs.
4aMEyrs-NrS7a pAca--sisiq column.

rAcssists column S"no
So1a0Ess wXNTf D-TwErTH rAGS-Fourth col
.ioAsp AND LODGING wASrED-TvslFra PAGE
tao0SlYN Bo1R ,7 TgEIryH ,s,s rAss-Eoarth colunH
Eig REAL ESTATE ron sALL-sEcoSD rAcE-firs
StEs&s IND sALssaEN-Twnrrrs rAeH-secona
25 52asg HSD fSsa
.soAsaWisH ssi ssiPEAMsnIPs-sscosO rAex-Fourh ami
Io1ssTRi Bo1RD-fwrITTn faGn-Fourh NTH and
.EsfisTEy y~SIcosP PAcrMslx,s sixth column, column
swEHEiSs sSH sGSSSTfsk hoTsks 70 I&S VTG%SIsnED AND
Y col
IxC GRSssiIIoss-sxcoSp PAeE-Finh and sixth columns
sSS#s F3ssTgs So rPa 9sFA ,S SsrTF rR
SsSoSsP P.es-see9nd and pb,t, hrd columns
aEELr wASTED-FEMALEs-TwEL FioK-f First COZ
IGLP WANTED rAcz-second and
40 ssas fiso 6S%aRiAGas &c-Frasr r4ar-rhird fourth
and htth columns
85E sG5a rasE''Sss s5 SsS%
RtcTioN"Nisru PAax-rllh coiumn.
LEogt EE sEAsoYINIsTu rAsf5s.xsh s.,, oG@ SSlg@u
sARBiE MANrEI.a--snooSD s Pier-siSth Column.
sftlSEKY asD ADRESssMHKSG@Fssr PAossec
aiis9EII aSRous ADvERTIsEMENrs-rss1H PAsT-
sEw PG GsBlfHuAIIoNs-ssvrsrH Psce-sixth colamn.
kERSONAL-FRsr PAGR-Flrst column
StANrFoRTES, ORGANS, 6C.-NtsTH PAcE-Fiith col
h1sT UFFICE NoTICE-NISru PAdF-Fith column
eRosDS ALS-SEcosD PAdK-rhird column
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WASTBD-FGMALES
TWELFTH PAGE-Frst column. - - :. - -
PROPERTY OUT or THE CIf4 FOR SALE OR TO
1EST-SEcosD PAGE-Frst column.
EAL ESTATE 10 EXChANdE-sEcosD PAoH-First
aud second columns.
ZEAL ESTATE WANTED-sEcosD PAGE-Secondi col
sEwARDs-Ffnsr PAsF-Pirst column.
8ALE5 AT AUCrIoN-FIRsr PAGE-Fifth and sixth col
ITJATIONs wASTED-FEMALBs-ELR PAGE,
and TWELFTH PAGE First column.
lrTJATIONS WANTkD-MALBS-IwGBFr PAGH-tirst
and second columns.
S2ECIAL NoTICEs-fRsr PAGE-First and second col
sp0sTIN6-DoGs, BIRDS, &c.-FrEsr PAsE-rhird
column.
6rcRAGE--SRcoSD PAGE-Third column.
R0MMER RESOkTS-rwFLvTH PAGE-Sixth eoumn
tdF rRADES-TwFLFrH PAGE-Third column.
EHH rURF--FIRsT PAGE-ThIrd column.
no Lkr FOR BUSINESS PURPosEs-SEcosD PACE
Fe.srIIERS' GrTDg-s.uorD PAGE-Finh column.
bIEERNfSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SEcosD PAcE-rnird column
WAITED TO PuRCHASG-. EcosD PAGB-Third column
FArCHKs JEWELRy, &G-sEcosD fAGs--sikh
yESTcHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR sALE OR
TO LET-sEcoRD PaGE-f'rst eoluuln.
kACarS STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FfRsr PAGk-second
column
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QUEENS COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
W Grand Horticultural Exhibition
MI

Market Naes Fair Ol H0rses InftIe AO.,
WEDNESDAY, I'D, ana TIL RSDAY. 2fth inst
The arrangements Of the managers this year VIII In
sure the most varied and attractive exhibition ever
given by the society. Among the numerous arhctions
may be noted the oliOwing;-
grand show OF flowers Fruits. Vegetables. &c.
series Of Pl0ughing Matches for valuable prizes
Marker sales Fair, 70 continue both DAYS.
Base Ball Tournament for the soeoty's silver ball.
Bench show of Dogs Of all breeds
A premium OF SltO will be given for The best read
horse the trial 10 taxc place at two O'Clock Thurs
day
Ladies' Festival will be heE during the continuance
OF the exhibition under the auspices ladies of
Queens county, aud band OF music wn be in attend
ance each duy.
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lTM Writer'S. NuCTfONEEE-wIi.L SILL rufs
w dgy az O'Clock At ssa Canal street tho rurutcira
q fesler frop rsd ayenne ccnsisvng y Percr sutt
Dining amd bedroom sets, Bureaus, Hedstea1e rnhea
shairS Retrigerators ONCE Furniture, hesss far'i.
upas Awnings store fixtutes aud aso Brussels gIi
gram arpats OiiclOthS. kucs haVings and
end Bets y overy doscrption' plnr, hante anr patr
Mirrors. kttrges EtenWis n1ssci <ate5
Dcrt screens, "a! fslnuns> and Eugrsvnss
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A TTENTIoN OF GENTLEMEN IL CALLED
N TO TUE AUCTION SALk
TOMORROW THuRsDAY, JyNR a. AT IL O'CLOCK,

IA
TOMORROW tTnuRsDAN, JgNE "a, AT IL O'CLOCK,
AT THE PRIVATE STABLE NO 2 East THIRrS.
FIFTH AVENUE
OF THR VALUABLE AND FAST ERoTIaNG HORSES,
The PROPERTY OF GEORGE j, JOHNSTON,
By CHAS. G. DUFF, AuCTl0NEER,
including fine and handsome gray Trotting Mare l5
Alexander aud purchased at his annual sale when
years old; sroted in S6a late last ali shc sired
oped without spot or bemlsh has nuc strong limbs
any horse living; she has no public record; she was
second ed eight last fa in 2ss thar being her
been timed Hail mule in lis and is and her e1tra
breeding lasting qualities gamcness &c. warrant the
& ~ sn1s ns sound ana nd pS' snS M ot
mile in less than 235 aud repeat
Also fine and handsome dark bay Gcldng, l5li high,
be surpassed tor his natural style graceful In
all his movements; purchased Tor present owner
direct rom keafneG m one year r ago & az cost o. S
without shying and frctnE his sashihR strong gait,
with his great style ana lasting qualities. render him
one OF the finest OF the day no can now beat 240 70
road wagon; he Is warrantcd sound and Kind.
Also the beautiful bay Geidng Quckstep; was sired
by Young NorIel l5a hands high, old; tree and
OF 81; is Of the greatest roadsters that he
duced, and Is warranted sound ane KIM.
by lIambletonlan. dam Harry Clay has been used on
road ony always trot In 2:45 better and ad-
mirea both In Park aud on the road he Is fully war
ranted sound and kind.
Also Of tho finest and fastest Trctng GeldinEs in
this city, 5s high years old; sired by Dntcness
county Bashaw by Seely Bellfonndsr; be is OF
the genteel gontlemens roadslers to be found
trotcd to road wagon in 25 with his hno pedigreo.
can be trained to beat si0 he warranted SOUND and
Asa ono extension top Park Phaeon ono top side
Road wsgon one iuii sprsng tep Wagon rony rhae-
X B-sALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE.
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DTCHARO v HARSETT. AuCTioNEAR.
Ia viii ssli Al auction. On

S,UERftp8a SALE or STONE lARD, HORSES.
> Trucks. Furniture. Ac.-S. uEhMAN. shcfin's Auc
tfnuecr. soils this dav "Wednesday, June q "a il
oe.o.x No if5 Elst t2lth street large
u Brown sni Bluc stone aso nor.ss, TRUSS wsgoa.
Harness once Furniture D,sss, Sslc-. Work Bcuch.
kc. a.s nc.fiyt. WILLIAM Z. CONN1E. shcsln
JAMxS FkY. Deputy.
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sPoRTING-DoGs. BIRDS, &C.

sEOhIANG-DOGS. BIRDS, &C.
A FOR sALE-ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOCS,
Food sor moeking birds at B. g. DovEYs. No Greene
A FOR SALE, FINE LOT or DOGS. NAL
To e Iee Neeae ke oT Fl csss dsse rs MfHSEs
NO west hird street near Broadway
nor sALg-A LARGE BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND
4 slut; thoroughbred Inquire at y 2ank street
ZINE DOUBLE BARREL BREEcHLoAnING SHOT
don SIS one SSS Are Sni aedre arrs ondon
%sch sss RRo
THE TURF.
nEEERPooT DRIVING PARK
~ Summer Meeting, 1875
First DayTuesday June z9Pursc sao9 for > 20 class
second Day-N Wednesday, June 3o-Purse saHo, for all
double tea:ns 500 for 2:,3 class.
s3,o for s class 10 Be soyernca by ne Astopal rule
s T GSs' as and
Fulton ferry Brooklyn FRIDAY, June n at 9P.
lions al @ per cent vs. MahaoS
SEA VIEW PARK ASSOCIATION AND RICHMOND
, County Agricultural and Llorticultgral Society,"
EsSbtoR Inarsday Pqday and saarday june *
20 and e. o wo each day. y horses os
connecting with trains Races commence promptly at
TaornhG At PATERSON, y. j.. JUNE g-sEc-
lBn,nham, jim Decker Hard Road, Franz. Joe rlati,
ucs.ona R rs ad S so s' ay ss KGs %
trains II 30 via Newark, and IL NJ, main limo, run to
NEsr. SIDE DRIVING PAEK.-rHyRsDAY JUNE
boa. ss,SSf % .t sg s6!a
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I)ARsOks BINNs, ARE SELLING AT REDUCED
u prices, ladies' BOnnefs and Hats Dress Cans a.
strangers would 10 Neil a. cai s19 kfoadwRy negr
: twoutV acccnd strest orDOs,N Ptrs ferpua
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c.

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n CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK
TATTERSALLS
Snas way s2akG s2q an
REG REEGULAR SALES SA q Horses oarrlsges 4c
TwENff.Fous hours allowed for trial
- on every horse sold under warrautee.
THIS lSTHE only auction mart in tho stau having the
proper facilities Tor showing horses saevz largo
driving ring entirely under and plenty o. room
cATALoGgE II 9F Fl 6ishScE setS FaIs DAY
THE FINE, elegant blood bay rohng Gsidins John
G., got by Hambstonian Jr son Of Rysdyks i5s high,
most genee and best dsposronei trorter tire state
Las had no handling for speed ana can trot iu nils
by chiid with safety, iears no locomotive sold
close estate. Also due TOP side bar Road Wagon W
ROIhAWAf IN perfect order.
inH Te ,lgI9I,iA w, oy Mood Broa rro,o, Nara %,
by Winthrop Morril, l5l, high, years OLD ~ game,
prompt, reliable anu safe driver aud sure sminu1
mars to road wagon Is afraid Of n9thny mas no iaue
ELEGANT M TOP Pony Pnaeton, By Geo H. Close, ,,oo
NEW AND SECOND hand harness, Horse CDtding'
HE FAST Bay Troiting Gel6ing Harry Berry. got
by Ethan Allen, dan by the Drew Horse, l5l. nigh I
thru heat in 2; nothing, unequaled Tor gen
tcman's road use; flowing name and tail. and ~ war
ELHG1NT fUP SIDE Bar Road wagon
FINE loP full sDriug Road Wagon.
GssT I2r h'rl sSSfsTHGHk p Bay SADDLE d
los1 high. years old goes all known gaits under sad
oc splendid STYLE hne appearance ana Warranted
no roP SIDE Bar Road Wagon. by Brewster Go.
BY oRDkR of ". Charles Morxagee pair Of Gray
Horses 70 high years old; can rot together IA MN
TWENTY OTTER Top and No Tcp Road Wagons De.
pot Express and Business Wagons, Carriages. &c
FULL DESCRIPTION at sale.
SALES NEVER postponed on account OF weather.
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A $3.50 FOR SPLENDID roP WAGON AND
IN. fine Harness cost $500. not used more tnRn
dozen times; 1t Is not soed. Inquire OF DR.. CANNON,
NO IS Eighteenth street. three doors east OF Broadway
A In CONSEQUENCE OF NY HORSE BslNG
IA taken seriously lame and obliged to turn him opt
win sell Wagon and Harness at reasonable price,
which Ii handsome sldebar top wagon neM this
Thirty nth street
A FOR SALE TWO CHUNKY BUILT HORSES
n. also two Horses. at for any business they are
young and sound aud will be sold cheap inquire at 476
Canal street.