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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-02-10

EDWARD S. STOKES complains at Sing
Sing prison that cataract is growing
over his left eye; also that he is much
troubled with asthma. His beard and
mustache remain black, but his hair is
gray and rapidly turning white. His
father and brother Clinton have died
since his incarceration, and his wife has
obtained divorce from him and is liv-
ing with her daughter, just entering wo-
manhood, in Europe. Efforts to procure
his pardon from the Governor, on the
ground that his four years sentence has
been served, taking into consideration
the time he passed in the Tombs between
his several trials, have failed.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-02-10

"Do you know" said Miss higgins
forty-three and spsre--too spare indeed
VPm oh such sensitive, nervous,
timid thinp-I am indeedp That sur
prises me- said. "Oh but it's true,
really am frightened at my own
shadow 70 "That does not surprise me,
I exclaimed. re ~
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-02-10

The Whitney Avenue Horse Railroad
Company of New Haven is going to try
the experiment of propelling Car with
compressed air. The track is about two
miles long, and it is expected that
enough compressed air can be stored in a
car at one time to send it over the whole
route, making trip of four miles.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-02-10
MINOR TOPICS.

THE fire fiend was quite ravenous last
year. According to the Insurance Chron-
icle he gobbled up property to the value
6,82S, 200, one half Of which loss was
borne by the insurance companies.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-02-10

NoRRIsTowN Herald: An Indiana
editor says spring is approaching because
he saw two snakes the other day. But
when an Indiana editor sees snakes 1t is
a stronger sign Of a fall than a spring.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-02-10

Miss CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN is reported
TO be in very precarious condition from
the effects OF q cancer.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-02-10

A BERLIN correspondent of the Lon
don Times telegraphs that the threatened
collision between the Porte and Monte
negro has once more changed the aspect
of the Eastern question. He quotes an
important statement in the Montenegrin
Official Gazette, that Turkey is deter
mined to make war on Montenegro, and
says the article throughout is a justifica-
'tion of the insurrection and justifica-
tion of the Turkish government. 1t de-
clares that Montenegro has so far con-
formed to the requirements of the inter-
national law; that if Turkey acts differ
emily Montenegro will be relieved from
all restraint, and forced to adopt any
measures calculated to protect herself
and secure the future of the Servian
race. The article concludes "No regard
for any one or any thing will fetter our
action"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-02-10

PROBABLY the most remarkable col.
lection ever taken up at single religious
gathering was that at the closing meet
ing of Messrs. Moody and Sankey in
Philadelphia. 1t seems Mr.. Moody had
announced at previous meeting that
there would be collection taken up,
and his hearers appear tohave come pre-
pared 70 respond to the evangelist's call
for funds. The result of his appeal was
a collection aggregating about 800, 900.
There was also one subscription of $5, 600
and gift of a valuable diamond ring, a
gift to the donor, for which $1,000 was
realized.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-02-10

Bones converted into charcoal by
roasting In retorts are afterward em-
ployed for purifying the white sugar with
which we sweeten coffee, etc.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-02-10

AMONG the newspapers which ceased
to exist with the old year are included,
says London correspondent, all the re-
ligious papers which were started during
Moody and Sankey's revival. "They
had large circulation while the Ameri-
can 'evangelists were here, and one
journalist is said to have made f1 200 in
three months, chiefly by publishing Mr..
Meody's sermons. But the rage has
come to an end now, and with it the
journals which lived upon it."
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-02-10

The Messenger du Midi states that a
merchant vessel arrived at Marseilles
lately, laden with sugar, from Batavia.
While in the act of unloading the work
men suddenly left their task, and, rush
ing up TO the deck, gasped out inarticu-
late words. Among the hampers they
had found three immense boa construct
ors. These reptiles seemed TO wake from
a state Of flethargy, and advanced toward
the terrified men, who had only just
time to hoist themselves on deck and
close the matches. The captain was, Of
course obliged TO suspend the work of
unloading and TO look for the means of
getting rid Of these strange passengers.
Two pigeons were poisoned with strych-
nine and dropped into the hold. They
were devoured at once, but only two Of
the serpents died. The third reptilcbas
not been seen since, and II was with the
greatest difficulty that the captain could
get men TO assist him in unloading the
ship.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-02-10

HENRY NJ. FIELD, writing from Con-
stantinople to the Evangelist, gives a
graphic picture of the Sultan Abdul
Aziz, in which he says that he is free
from vices, and does not even smoke, a
remarkable thing for Turk; but his
appetite is enormous, and when he goes
to the opera he is followed by servants,
bearing load of edibles. He prefers to
be amused by buffoons and dancing girls.
In short, is nothing more or less than
big baby, who has to be amused with
playthings." ftte
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SPECIAL rlOrICEs.
DISEASES OF MEN.

The importance OF the healthiness OF the
cannot be overestimated its power over life
human happiness 10 be recognized its capabilities
its qualities and its the importance Off healthul
preservation its moderate uses the danger Of overtaxing it.
in mental Investigation and research; whether by the
absorbing attention to the conduct Of compl
Gated and momenous business interests by the
sve indulgence Of the appettes aud propenses Of the
system All these proper subjects Tor consideration
also the knowledge OF what Is moderation what Is excess
and when these exist the absolute NECESSITY Of promptly
seeking advice from expert who for long series OF
years has devoted his whole time and attention the study
poran department. 70 accurately determine the diseased
conditions their nature and origin whether arising
from his experience and practice has learned to discover
once the arrangement and promptly apply the remedy
thus avoiding the painfully slow feeling aer the truth
the inexperienced and annoying to the
tient who. naturally, know without delay
what Is the matter the extent OF the derangement the
probabilities OF recuperqton and the time required
striking example Of the value Of experience and practi
cal observation well the usefulness OF the prompt
pcaton of suitable remedies is found in the important
statement coming not from but dozen public nsttu-
tons only homo but abroad that large
ton OF those who suffer rom mental disturbance and abso
treatment within after the first symptoms have ami
Tested themselves.
hGusted by intense mental application deprving 1t OF the
of connected thought can only recover its strength
by being properly fed aud noushed by the use OF certain
systematic methods II is precisely SO in every other de-
whether Of appetite propensity passion each
recurring different remedy for Its recuperaon and different
for bringing them up from their overworked ano
hausted conditions The Importance Of this branch of med
cal practice scarcely be overaed for il reachesven
the perpetuaon family names the securing OF hereditary
From long and large experience in this direction have
been able command by success the thankful spprec
certainly communicate much to cultivated minds in
connection with my practical experience in what pertains to
and the means Of recovering powers whether Of brain
appetite. propensity or passion
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.
MAJOR CHAS. W. BARKER. AUCTIONEER
n. EXECUTORS SALE.

THE EVENT OF THE SEASON.
The entire well known private Road Establishment OF the
si s5Ts q Pgs ys sSeS9
sails broadway st. "Wednesday Ctonor
o chestnut Sh St sot
y Hers Manbrinc Patehen, dam Of BY ssradsrs q NJ
ISL high foalsd iseo and is9o arc game and very styS
drivers h.ve rotted together in 5s are unsq.asd as
The celebrated brown tottng geldng NICKEL uhe win,
Beacon tracks Boston season. got by General Knox
S% 81 Sf DsT ns nigh G a asS ps sI sS
Taseod ss% 'rU. heis n eTs oIp trOt.ins sr
Seding sonEHAM; got BY Draco, dam by Rysdyk's Ham
sS % S |s as sG%a with A
very nns GATED waSsn.sd sSgnd and KIND IhS brown
dam dandy Vermont % is 81 high S u
essant driving mare has shown several trials OF rom ~
Ths Chestnut
e FAN and Risr
sabsr Wagon By Boome 81 Bs%e o sSd sha iUD
!Sp side Road Wagon Sy H. stiysis skeleton
and single Harness Clothing Robes whips, &c Stock
EXHIBITION at the mart. Sale positive No postpone
ment
A -MAJoR ChAs. ". BARKER, AuCTIoNEEk.
Ts S % Ss W%S htSa
berg sssd Hsvet,aw r. VIII take place a. BARkER
ar Sy ana on
ao at aaS & I.d SoS e
AMONG THE stations Magnet q :3o. by Consterna-
on as q Dare DsS s BY
o. Vu Of os by ssn on O.
Rysdyks Hambetonian), granddam the world famous trot
ting PRINCESS
TlE BROOD be offered include the OF Black
wood Hero, imported Tom Crib. Rysdyks Hambletonan
Major Low, &C. and all ia foAl to Solitaire Wild Irish
man Major Mo-, L1w; 19; Jr and others ., .oo, ~,
ford r Via h%sa o. Mand HcOssr
msS a nHi @ &C. o. such
STOCK NOW at for exhibition up SALE Cata-
loeues ready the Spirit and Turf oces and at the
mart Sale positive and without reserve. No postpone
ment on account of weather
A MAJOR CHARLES W. RARKER, AUCTIoNEER-
IA BY ORDER OF the
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY,
WILL BE sold, positively without Saturday,
April l, O'Clock, at BARKER SONS City Auction
Mart and New York Tattersas OF Broadway and
TWENTY EXPRESS WAGONS
COMPRISING FOUR-horse Wagons,
wohorse Wagons Money Wa.ons aud largo lot of double
single EXPRESS HARNESSES
WILL BE on exhibition the day before SALE
| A MAJOR CHARLES w BARKER. AUCTIoNEER-
~. On Wednesday Tomorrow March % at II o'clock,
will be offered for positive sale at BARKER SONS City
Auction Mart and New York Taersa OF Broadway
and 9 st., the world FAMOUS chestnut Trctting Gedin
LICENSE, 1914 high 13 years old. with record of 2.6 In
harness aud S TO the poe Is pleasant and safe for
drive and has OF the remarkably
tested record; is FINER and FASTER than
before and will BEAT 10 the coming is
on exhibition ut the mart.
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TnAvELLERs' GUIDE.
DENNsYLyANTA RAILROAD
GREAT TRUNK LINE

l. GREAT Trunk LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains eaye New YORK via Des5rosses and Cortand 81
Expres. isr Harrisburg rt,sbars, The West ash s,ath
with Pullman palace asched 80 A. ". and sob
i. NJ. sunday. o and 80 I. W.. -
p II. For CORY aud Ere $50 7. NJ. connseling a
Cory ior Ttusys. Petroleum Centre ana the OF ItconA
inaton Express' Of Pullman rsrior Car. daily except
sunday g;'o 4 " sgr,ys Wr'hins.aa az Rosu-
Espres. ior rhisdeghIa; Z; 80, 40 9;l9A A. i3.s9.
paSa Il = Ean: Il M aSa ana y sseoSS SoSa. cas
For Newark Elizabeth Railway Princeton IRON
points 500 local schedules At al tc<st ofHces '.
Train. arrive Prom rstsbnry - and 1880 A. NJ ani
Monday Prom wsshins,ca N sni 5ai,imsre g. 81 n.
4D5 5;i3 and lOs17 r. VI. sunday. 02j a. n. From
lai'aegls ai5 & s lS e ~ ~ s4 so m y iis y n A sun. M
dy, 5:i0 $50. $3.50, II oi ~. 7:to 10 aud 10 al
Ticket Offices. 52e aud 94i Broadway No As,or IIsu,s
Broosyni nos ia III and lis Hudson 81. iio5oson..
Emgrln. ticket eaiss, No 3 Battery place. -
General Mauassr General Psssesser Assa,
DuILADELPHfA. VIA LONG BRANCH AND THK
IL New jersey southern Railroad Pare from New York
orle New Yok from pcr Sop,b ysrt & Maren S lss6
10 .tJ A. VI for Ph ladephfa ViucIand aud Toms River
= ~ ! sSsDkS. "s Gsnorai ngsi' Nsmsg.r n'ss.
SEN YoRk ,ASD Bosrox' ''''''' ~
between New YORK and proyidcnce 30 81
Between r,,,s NeT M Ys,k -, mi gestoa 10 81
seaunsr hH5DE isLtSD aai a. I,s
~n''p' 'a"'v" FrinoTIbEScg rlxa.
rom pc. n ~ foot Of Park place. slip, ELEc
I)EGuLAR cATsKILL LINE UP TlIE CREEK ALSO
fi steamer NEW CIANPi6S. Stead comm 5sr. frSua
eerea nov SPA Fs vsr; .h' oay ~, y w rros1'
JAMES McDRlDK As'si On sAs pies
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HORSES, cAKu,AcEs. &C.

To, LET-sTABIE, NEAR FULTON FERRY. BROOK.
yn stalls plenty OF carriage rent 500 Apply
90 w. HESTER BrookiYn EAgle Office
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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CITY kEAL kE ESTATE TeR sALET2D ALI; PAsS.ls col
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SD2SSSISS S2SeES RS8ABpEP2R rassess fasEs.h COL
DDENTISTRY-i2TI PAGE-4th col
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TrRXJsaEDv21 ITS F4sEsd soL
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FuRNIsHED ROOMS AyD APARTMENTS TO LET
ERENclHf HpyERiIsFMESfs.l2 S. l2rH PAen-ith col;
HE'LL PAerd and qh co
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c--lsr PAcE-2d' Sd, 4th and
HSTsE HoTsEe Eo5As ac rAer4 and s
gEEsEF 5TS Ete h5Sos 81 CITY AND srn
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR SAILED PAcE-ist col
srgsh JEST As4 isaS2lsT co., Co.,
aASsIN MhNTRLsesP tseI'4 faeG1esh sS COL
col
4sh, 5th and 9th coils
NEW PuBIIo 1HIm q oATioSs-7rS sVi PAcr-eth col.
sssSS%SSSSsHTTEsss SE$Ays' g
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PRoFEE%T5S SUT % THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL Real EsA EsFATR " F.esa COL
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

I ECTURES ON ITALY AND ROME. WITH sTERE-
IL optcon Views, by Rev. O. s. Robinson, d. D.-Tho
opening ofths will be delivered this
ing. In the Presbyterian Memorial church. Madison
and o3d st. at 7 rs O'Clock.
Subect-"Northern Italy,
This lecture will Italy b. the Corinehs 70 ad and
win include tho OF Genoa Pisa Milan IL will
close with the exquisite scenery Of Lakes Como
giore.
For the course, 81 so; single lecture 50 cents
Tickets sold ut the door.
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FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF THE
~ brewster Wagon
the standard for style and quality
now ready inspection at factory and
/. Broadway and 47th st.,
9th and 18th st.
Special attention Is called improvement In side
Wagons which enables 70 oer the lghtet safest and
'"s BREWSTER A Co. Of Broome st.
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CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS CrUEsDAY) SALE,
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
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MoRGAN's LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

L,OK HALIFAX. \. =, AND ST JOHNS, n -
IT Cromwell Line .--Steamship GEO. WASuINGTON
will pier 10 North Rivcr Friday April z at L. NJ
Cabin passage lrgod, including and meals.
A A a.
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! O'DON0vAN ROSA STEAMSHIP PASSAGE or.
" hce.-steamers every day. Cork Liverpool GLASGOW
Dcuy Railroad Iickctsi Drafts payable everywhere.
! 0'Donoyan Roasas Hotel. l52 Chatham square.
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A SALE LOW, HANDSOME. FAST, SOUND. KIND
~ Tenm separately toaether ssfe for adys riding
driving; also Top Wagon usmesA 1,is7 Broadway,
15th ~
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A PUBLIC AUCTION.
"A GREAT AND IMPORTANT BANKRUPT SALE
OF VALUABLE AND HIGH BRED
ROAD AND FAMILY HORSES,

"A dRE4T AER Ant BASKfgRT BaS SALE
ELEGANT riEn aI5{ HSI SaHSEss EsSRasAds ad a WAGONS
THE PROPERTY on a WELL Known BANK
VINO mas LATELY 0fssSsA shSS FORCED INTO BANK.
AND wno WOULD HAVE ~ NONE BUT THE CHOICEST,
ALL or WHICH MUST BE SOLD TO HIGREsr
fiiis, P$S S%ESfESSPPssYs; SEfSPs s,jSSs$ S4ESf sS
PLACE, IN i2TH ST; WHERE THG PROPERTY
FOR HAS 5SSEEEfrSGs EESh EENeyhR 81 SALE.
lScLrDISG SI;l THE B,EsAu,IlIFHL BIZ VIII BAY TEAM, Dan
long tails aud full names; beautiful necks and heads
% p3 elegant s 'sS
@ y sd Sy asdEPssS
dash; dam Of Dan was messenger mare dam OF Nelly.
they have been used for family and road driving;
% %sI The @ & IN snsy snS
peated in 22s they have shown heats inside Of
% S a"s n
thorn yss Old s hands ae By M Wood se1
county Kentucky she took first premium ut the State Fair
So~St three heats % II and and 1sss's She sS
aud .s6I she is very desirable s.ntemans road mare
as she straight square level trotler don't lug or pull
warranted sound anu Kind kind o,,,.., ...
years old los hands finely made showing all the points
m fast trotter ths youns horse = thy the attention
Soh interfere S Or W. Ts 5cos d y Sm Snbs,o sse
sheiburne VI; trottcd at Rntaud Vi 10 :. 2s 2.2s
22 with proper training he viii with the be st next
season. he rot seven heats without quitting he
fully Warranted sound and kind
FINE DARK CHESTNUT MARE, LADY TEMPLE,
years old I5 hands 6no style and action full
tail raised BY Mr. Ten9rooSc Scott county Kentucky; sired
Scockbrd-c Chief dam by Stradors G. NJ Clay: troed
Ashland Driving Park. six years old In 40 without
training; she has been driven aud ridden by lady fears
nohinY viii stand without yIng very desirable
for family use, and Is warranted sound and kind.
N. B.-THE ABOVE HORSES ARE ALL WORTHY
the notice Of ccnteman IN 81 Thing fast and
reliable and must DO be apprccated they all
selected by Judges aud all purchased last
from the best stock farms IN this country would have
with trick fault bemh tho purchaser
Of the above horses him and have
refunded n found warrnnted speed shown
eiyen all invited call and examine aud ride
benin Of the horses they will be found strictly repre-
scnted
Carriages consist Of elegant extension top Phacton
polo and shafts carries four persons Handsome m
sprlng TOP Wagon, bcaulfnk top Pony Phaeton
side Bar top Wagon double and single Harness. fine Robes,
Korsey Dress and stable Blankets.
SALE ABSOLUTE AND POSITIVE. 40 POSTPONE
MEMT. RAIN OR SHINE.
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CATALOGUE OF TINS DAYS cruEsDAD SALE,
ELEGANT PRIVATE EsrABL1sHMENT-cRos
sseha s 1 dsS sesGu oG and dn bay tTEs I ali
free frcm vice and fault remarkably gentle. with
splendid style and appearance; have been used Tor or
every way safe and reliable; fear nothing and war
SILVER MOUNTED DOUBLE HARNESS, IN GOOD
LANDAU. GOOD As S SEw, BUILT BY WOOD BROS
VICTORIA, ON SPRINGS BUILT By BINDER, OF
G9yEFES mo- NoySTER HAREESs Bx WOOD erpSoS
mare dam Lady shanpon. she by Ryslys'' ,lIa 1d
Of Mr. CRaries BseEman' s OF Z stony @ Ford orsnss
county s 5 hands high years old; kind and ,SS ,sS
when years old without training, in :5sh can now
and true - y ''''''' '"u . "''''A''0
sV %sSS s Safs iS FSSsAsP and ORDER BUILT
ROAD TUGNouT7rEA BAY HORSES towN,
brcthers). i5H hands high, and years odi kind
and true true In sl harness free from vice have Sis Extra
gentleman fo road aud carriage driving aud sold only
Light Double Harness in good order, and
TOP ROAD WAGON WITH POLE AND SHAFTS.
BAY 0Tis TRoTTiNs : aohsE SIRED BY GUY MILLER
Ohoroughbrcdl; is 1873 hands high 5 years old 4 Kind
a ne an nnS M svc free on, o% mot y or S a
can drive nun q nl speed he @ has trottsd in $50 an. snd
on any good road or track in 80, and warranted
Set fine city-made Harness
TOR ROAD WAGON, BUILT BY MINER & STEVENS.
TEAM BROWN HORSES. 10 HANDS HIGH AND
years old; kind and true in all harness. free from
vice; very stylh good travellers; have been used
for carriage driving and are an excellent team for
DOUBLE HARNESS. IN FAIR ORDER
BLACK TRoTTING HORSE. 10 HANDS HIGH o
years old kind and true in all harness. free cm vice
TaIiS pa top With San %
utes; can be driven by any and warranted sound
TOP VA M86oS, NEARLY NEW, BUILT BY BRADLEY,
BAY H6RsE SIRED BY YELLOW JACKET DAM
Mary, thoroughbred mare aised by Mr.. Snow,
Of Paris KY hall brother Thomas L. Youug;
Is 15A hands high 6years old: kind and true In all
eeS trained speed b ro
minutes, and is very promising has Gne style and
TOP ROAD WAGON, IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY
| BAY TRo5rrINo MARE l5Is HANDS HIGH, YEARS
old kind and true in all harness; free from Vice
| very stylish and handsome; an extra roadster; can
gait requires boots; fosrs nothing; be driven
by lady, and warranted sound Also hnc city mado
TOP ROAD WAGON, BUILT by vANDEaGAw.
BAY COUPE HORSE, SIRED BY HAMBLETONIAN
Is 6 hands high, old kind and true in all har
ness; free from vice very stylish and handsome;
nothing, and can bs driven by a lady with perfect
| COUPE HARNESS. NEARLY NEW AND
| COUPE IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY ADAMS &
BLACK MAKE. f5k HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD;
kind in all harness; free from vice trots close
to minutes is very stylish; first class mare for
TOP s5S'y PoNY qIiyHsr FmREroS on Ias NEHRIY % SE@
oid Mind and trne In ali harness free from vice
good traveller and first class coupe or family carriage
FOUR WHEELED DOC CART, IN GOOD ORDER.
| SEVERAL OTHER GOOD ROAD, FAMILY AND WORK
cLARENCR, iy PERFEcr ORDER, BUILT BY ]. b.
BARoUCHF. BuILr BY WOOD BROS; JAEGER WA
SALE coSSEScEs Ar 10 O'CLOCK.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
REGULAR SALES OF noRsEs AND cARRIAG

A UCTIoN HOUSE or VAN TAssELL a KEARNEY,
~ 40 and 1l2 EASE 18TH ST,
NEAR 4TII AY.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

HEOODY AND SANKEY
M Hippodrome Building.
Noon service from II TO O'Clock every day.
Women's meeting from to As In Fourth avenue hall
There will be O'Clock service this week Christian
Convention OF ministers and ayucn will be held Wednes-
day and Thursday at 10 and o'clock each y Tickets
required each service be had application
lar service night at o'clock and overflow meeting
hour in Fourth hail No tickets required
Young mems meeting Fourth hall, every night
O'Clock and Saturday night meeting at Association Hail.
23d st. and 4th av.. at O'Clock.
No service ut the Hppodrome Saturday, and
meeting on Sunday.