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THE END OF THE FORCE
BILL.
From the Baltimore Gazette.

From jne Ba,tlmore Gazette,
The Supreme Court of the United
States has affirmed the arrest of Judge
ment in the Grant pa rish cases, and
has remanded the causes to the court
below, with instructions that the de-
PENDANTS be discharged. This was the
decision of the unamious court. JUS
tice Clifford alone decenting from the
opinion, but concurring to the Judge
ment. Chief Justice Waite delivered
the opinion of the court, at considera-
BILE length. The opinion has a clear
end and ringing states-rights tone, and
though the judgements were rendered
formally upon the defect of the indict.
ment, yet the examinations of the sew
eral counts detail shows that they
are all necessarily defective. Ineff ect
it does not seem possible to draw an
Indictment under the force bill that
| will be good in law since this decision
The opinion reaffirms the old doctrine,
| that the powers of the United States
are limited to those expressly confer
red by the Constitution. All the rIghtg
and powers not expressly conferred are
reserved to the states. 1t then goes on
to declare that the rights alleged to
have been violated by the defendant
in these cases are not rights conferred
by the Constitution of the United
States. The right of peaceably assem-
bling, the rights of personal security
and the right of voting are not rights
created by the Constitution of the
United States, but were rightsexisting
in the states before the adoption of the
Constitution-rights inherent in the
existance of Republican institutions
The United States, therefore, cannot
interfere to grant protection to rights
which it did not confer. On the con-
trary, the states have the right to pro-
tect their own citizens against the en-
(croachments of federal authority.
1t will he seen that the principles
laid down in the cases are conclusive
of the recent force bills indictments in
the District Court of Maryland. The
GAZETTE has heretofore, in several edi-
torials. opposed these cases upon the
precise grounds now laid down by the
Supreme Court of the United States
Not only did it oppose these cases up
on principle, but it opposed these
policy, even had the right existed, of
Introducing this ulcerous law into the
State of Maryland. The Legislature
of Maryland has taken substantially
the same view of it. and directed the
Attorney General to appear and defend
her citizens thus illegally arrested and
Indicted. 1t is matter of public con-
CIRCULATION that the Supreme Court of
the United States has. by this decis-
sion, practically annulled the proce-
dure under which they are indicted
The impolicy of urging these indict-
ments pending the decision of this con-
/, stitutional question must now be APP
parent to the grandjury, the district
judge, and the district attorney, The
best thing to be done now seems to be
enter nolle pros, in the cases and trust
to time for the people of Maryland to
forgive and forget the folly in which
they originated.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-29
An OId-Fashioned Democratic Admin
istratiOn.

From the Bait. Gazette.
When Thomas Jefferson was Secre-
tary of State Congress was taken with
a fit of economy, and passed resolu-
ton calling on the State Department
for list of its employees and their
salaries, with a view to retrenchment.
Mr.. Jefferson answers in the following
letter. 1t will probably amuse some
of our readers to find the entire salar
les of the clerks in that department
were less than one half the pay of each
individual congressman of the present
day, and the idea of requiring the
translator to pay for extra translations
out of his scanty salary of less than
five dollars per week would sound ri
diculous in these times:
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2, 1903.
To the Speaker Of the House of ReproSen-
tdtiUes:
SIR: According to the resolution of
the House OF Representatives of the
31st of December, delivered to me yes
terday, have the honor to lay before
you list of the several persons en-
ployed in my office, with the salaries
allowed to each, as follows:
Geo. Taylor, Jr. chief clerk. .. $500
Jacob Blackwell, clerk, ........ 50e
p. Feiffer. clerk, k,............... SOC
Philip Frenean, clerk for foreign
languages. 20l
Sampson Crosby, messenger and
off1cekeeper. ................ 25s
The act of Congress of June 4. 1890
allowed me an additional clerk, witt
the same salary as The chief clerk. AT
ter the retirement of thepersOn first ap
pointed, whose services had been par
ticularly desirable, because of his long
and intimate acquaintance with the
papers of the office, it did not appear
necessary to make further use of the
indulgence of that law. No new
appointment, therefore, has beer
made.
The clerk for foreign languages has
but half the usual salary. l found his
clerkship ON this establishment when
came into Office, and made no change in
it, except that in the time of his pre-.
decessor, when translations were re-
quired from any language with which
he was unacquainted, they were sent
to special translator and paid for by
the public. The present clerk is re
quired to defray this expense him.
SELF
have the honor to be, with the
most perfect respect, sir, your most
obcdient and most humble servant.
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
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Gath says Gen. Grant is poor, very
poor, and that his paper promises to
pay are not uncommon on Wall street.
If this be the case, it is shame and a
discredit to him. No other President
ever received so much money and valu-
ables, in the shape of salary and gifts,
and it is we'll known that the enormous
sums that have found their way into
his exchequer have not been spent in
extravagant living. They have been
lost in stock and other speculations, a
fact which, as far as we know, could
never he said of any other President. :
Philadelphia Chr ontcle.
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Nine. Lynch, the mistress of the ty-
rant Lopez of Paraguy, who was de.
cIared traitor by the Government
March 16, 1870, has been residing in
England since the death of her afro
cions parmour. She returned some
months ago to Paraguy, but no sooner
was her presence known than fifty
woman of the first families of Paraguy
held meeting and demanded the exp
ulsion or indictment of "this criminal
and odious woman" The Government
ordered her to leave the country with
in twenty-four hours, and she left.
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Edward Payson Weston, in his last
500-mile effort, walked just 450 miles in a
trife less than six days. He was badly
used during the first half Of the last day,
but after taking rest of hours Ia min
utes and 38 seconds in the afternoon, he
again appeared, and during the evening,
in the presence of an enormous crowd,
walked quite fast.
1t is regarded in Washington as set
tied that the headquarters of the army
will soon be brought back to that city
but no order upon the subject has vel
been prepared at the War Department
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The District ring have resorted to a
clever devi@ for rescuing Hallett XII
bourn. the recusant witness, from the
stern grip of the House. They have
had him indicted by the grand jury
under an obscure law making a refusal
to testify before any House committee
an indictable offense, ,and now demand
possession of him. The House refuses,
and we think very properly.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-29

General Loring, who is in command
of the Egyptian troops in Abyssinnia,
served with distinction during the
Seminole war, fought on the side of
the Texans in their war for indepen-
deuce, commended regiment in the
arlay of Genaral Scott during the Mex
lean war, losing an arm at the taking
of the City of Mexico, and was in
very active service during the whole
of the late contest between the NORTH
add South.
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The Mississippi river at Memphis
was within inches of the danger line
Monday morning, and rising rapidly
On Sunday. the river cut through the
"neck" at DEVILS Elbow, 40 miles
above Memphis. shortening the chan
mel 10 or 20 miles.
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Look and Read.

No More Breaking Chimneys. Some
thing new; it sells at sight AGENTS
VVanfPd to sell G. NJ Bulls Patent Fire
Proof Mica or Isnglass Pyramid Lamp Chin
neys. 1his is one of the greatest money
saving articles of the present age. They viii
last for years; they give q steady light; they
can be used as a nurse lamp; they Will heat
water in few minutes. Samples sent post
paid, for 30 cents, TO any address. state
what territory you wish when sending for
samp G. Large profits made. For terms, &c,
address, G. NJ. GULL. New Baltimore, n. Y.
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lIAIEMENT OF the "Farmers Mutual Fire
Insurance Company"
4, Ie e c ONCE Of this Company is located in
n Creek Hundred.
ls,nrlne property the COMPANY in terri
/! Is limited to the Hundreds OF Brandy
Es, Chrlstiana, Mill Creek and White Clay
tltre is no money paid by the members OF
company, except the first cost OF their
KY. 81 0O) until loss by fire occurs,
XII 'he assessment is made upon the taxa
uasls, and each member pays his share
Sie LOSS pro-rdtd, according to the amount
us Or her insurance.
fns Company was chartered in 1858. 1t
no sslaried officers and the annual cost
Insurance IN this Company for the past
.gll years, has averaged eleven cents on
Thousand dollars.
fomt of insured property on
.he books OF the Com
pany at this date. ........ $74s,3l5 90
eaole basis ....................... 1888 1888 90
|Slandlng debt. 100 90
IN Treasury ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. JIG 60
kolrsements for past year, &c &c
10 'oss by fire during the past year.
4f-2'Stw I. L. j. BALDWIN. Sec'y.
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|ALlF0RNIA.

|Clicdgo q Northwestern Rdtl,cdy
under one management the Great Trunk
4 tue West ami Northwest. and, with its
Il branches and connections, forms the
Isnd Quickest route between Chicago and
4 u, IN Illinois, Wisconsin, Northern Michi-
tne,ota, Iowa, Nebraska, Cal iiornia and the
Territories. Its
hmaha and California Line
\ 5r.ss. and bes. route for all points in Nor
1 nois, Iowa, Dako kota, Neblasks, Wy yuming,
!, umh, Nevada, California, Oregon, China,
b Australia. lts
kso, Madison and st. Paul Line
NJ, line tor Northern Wise onsin and Min
f. Or Madison, st. Paul, Minneapolis, Du-
! points in the Great Northwest. lis
|Winona and st. Peter Line
|, toute for winona, Rochester, owa tonna,
| 1t, Peter. New Ulm, and all points in
a and Central NJ innesota. Its
been Bay and Marquette Line
/ |cs.y Hpe: for Janesville, Waterfowl. Fond
4, l-hkosh Appleton, Green Bay, Escansba,
b., Marquette. houghton. Hancock aud the
lruoT country. Ia
'rrceport and Dubuque Line
d " route for Elg'n. Rockford, Freepori, and
b. wa freeport. "a
Eaicago and Milwaukee Line
hi Lake Shore route. and is the only one
! ,nlOugh Evanston. Lake Forest, Highland
|Hl4kegan, Racine, Kenosha to Milwaukee.
Pullman Palace Cars.
4 all through trains OF this rosd;
!. the only line running these cars betw sen
IA aud st. Paul, Chicago and MILWAUKEE,, or
and Winona.
Inaha our Sleepers connect with the Overland
q. on the Union Pacific Railroad for all points
the Missouri River.
d arrival OF the trainB from the East or south
elts Of tho Chicago aud Northwestern Railway
|chielgo as FOL lows;
Council Bluffs, Omaha and Caliior mia, two
Ia trans daily, with Pullman Palace Drawing
aai Sleeping cars through to Conncil Bluffs.
;, r4ul and Minneapolis, two through trains
XVih Pullman Palace Cara attached on boLh
ls-au Hay AMI Lake Superior, two trains
4 v.U In lmlu Palace Cars attached, and run
cough 10 Marquette.
4 N... ll. .e, ur through trains d ally. with
On nl9ht trains, Parlor Chair Cais on
4 +; .'. taI Wuona ami Points in Minnesota,
.-.;ia d.l!y, w!lh Pullman Sleepers to
4 ~ise. ia Freepor. two through trains
n, .. l.a4in t.r- on uieht trains.
] li,uqg- and LaCrorse, via Clinton, two
t-tG- a.y. with Pullman Cars ON aighi
t. AelGes4r, Iowa.
"a 44 l.ty aud Yanitown. tw; trains daily
44 Ctt-,5 M.--ouri Valley llr lion.
T. l.Sa ''eae., iour trains daily.
-'esi, sgstng, Kenosha, Janesville. nnd
4nt-, yl'. c4l laYe from two to ten traiu'
Q's 1d-t, No. Il5 Broadway; Boston Office
b siiie siTer Omaha Office, 253 Farnhau
sas Ftnf-c1 Office, l2l Montgomery street
go I.cket Ofces, 62 Clark street, under th'
ilah Ii0p.-; conner Canal and Madison streets
e street Depot, corner weat Kin2ie and Cana
~ Wells street Depot, corner wells and kih1l
pr illf' or intlrmat on not attainable from YOU
p Leset agents, app to
\ Ii. SrENNETr, MARVIN HUGHITr,
~, ~ As i, Chicago. Genl Sup't, Chicago
!. u, l'75-wly,
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railroads.
. nyIpHIA, WILMINGTON q BALI
TIMoRE RAILROAD.

. npIyHIA, WILMINGTON q BALs
TiMoRE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER q. 1878.
,oove wilmington as follows for
diMs;s lGa,T and intermediate stations,Loo,
AZ. 1880. a. m. s.oo' 40 7.2o $780,
Ielpn,a and New York, l.8l. a. m. ;
o,S IAN and Intermediate stations. 1852,
~ o,rU,d and Washington, 1882, l.55. 800,
"a l.2S, b.20, 7.10, p. m.
;or delaware Division leave for
.astle, 500, $40, $50, a. m. l.2o. $40
lston and intermediate stations. 500
snd and Intermediate station 500. ESQ.
SUNDAY TRAINS:
rblsand intermediate stations, $40
slnbls and New York, l.Sl, a. m.
IRA and Washington, 1852, 1.55
rrtber information passengers are re-
y tbe time tables posted at tho ioi OF.
4 II. i, KENNEY. Superintendent.
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Fashionable Furniture.
,, 81 y. ri. TE&RM An =
so. 4lO Kin atreer
WELLINGTON. DEL.

WILM INUIUN, UEh...
oy.s-tA. We respectfully inforE, The old
.s.s.sf,ssS zens OF Wilmington aud the sur
II rounding country that We continue
saGSSp 10 manufacture and keep on hand at
onr larye and long established warerooms.
Furniture OF every variety and styls, SON
sistipg of Mahogany Rosew ood and Walnut
furniture suitable for parlor. .dinIne-room
0ur assortment cf Furniture s larger and
more varied than cal be found in Delaware.
and all articles sold a'our establishment are
warranted as rcIrssented. .r.L.
designa n. ado to order and kept constantiy
on hand. We also Manufacture and eens5sna. ar
" keep i large oasortn ent Of spring. Na''
i 'S' 'A' j. al. N. HA2MAN.
a E41o.King street. Wilmington.E
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SD DSYCHoMANCY, OR SOUL CHARM
L ING" How either sex may fascinate
and gain the love and affections of any. per-
son they choose, instantly This art all can
possess, free by mail for % cents; together
with Marriage Guide. Egyptian Oracle,
Dreams, Hints to Ladies', etc. 100000 sold.
A queer book. Address, L. WILLIAM &
CO, Pubs, Philadelphia.
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G12 "a day at home. Agents wanted Out
VI iii and terms free, TRUE q co. Angus
ia, Maine.
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NEW ADYEkTISEMEN1S

AGENTS wANTEDi Medals and Diplomas
hGI%%s's hSfIdfd 'sF NEW PICTORIAL BIBLES.
1,S00 illustrations. Address for new circu-
lars. A. s. HOLMAN II CO, $50 Arch street,
Philadelphia.
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WANTED. As5NTs ssijinr fP5 psetase ths best st
the world. 1t contains - sheets paper, Is
Envelopes, Golden Pen. Pen Holder, Pencil,
Patent Yard Measure and piece of Jewelry
Single package, with pau of elegant Gold
Sl.o0 This package has been examined by
the publisher Of
and found ms repre- sented-worth the money.
Watches given away to all Agents. Circu-
lars free.
BRIDE q CO.. 765 Broadway. n York.
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SPECIAL rvrICEs.
DISEASES OF MEN.


Tho Importance Of tho hcaithiness OF the nervous
system cannot be overestim sted iss power lie
and death and the direct bearing which II has
its qualities and its the Importance oiss heAlshu
preservation its moderate the danger Of overtaxng M
whether through Thought study. Intense application
absorbing attention the conduct Of comph
Gated and moensous business interests by the
also the knowledge Of moderation. what excess
seeking advice IRON expert who long series OF
has devoted his whole time study
aud treamsnt Of all the malsdies Of this I'M
conditions their nature. and whether arising
om the want Of exercise its and who
the and promptly apply the remedy
thus avoiding the painfully slow feeling aer the TRUTH
tens Who very naturaiiy wants 70 know without dcsy
what k the matter the extent ef tho arrangement
probabilities Of recupsrston and the time required
cal well the usefulness OF the prompt Ap
plicasion Of suitable remedies found In tho Important
tons only home abroad that propor
on Of tosc who suffer from disturbance and abso
treatment within year mani
bausted by mental spplication deprivnK Of the
power OF thought only recover m strength
by being properly fed and neurshed BY the nse OF
psmen whether OF Appetite propensity or passion each
recurring different remedy for It's and
hsus.sd conditions The mporancs branch Of
scarcely be ated ior reaches
es ns ss sns IN he family
From and large experiences 10 this direction havc
been able 70 y y &c ~ me IAN
certainly communicate much to cultivated minds In
with practical experience In what pertains
ana the means powers whether e BRAIN
appetite, propensity or passion
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
qxRALD. BRANCH OFFICE. ,ees BRoAnwAr..
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION or
ADvKRTIsENENTs AND SALES or PAPERS

AsrRoLOGy-l2rn PAox-sth col
asp tse -s .s COL
SsookLSs RSxE Ssiark 1sSA FOR s%s-aD
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S9sstss xfs E.ssi:s rass-ssA Co. ..l
BBsXXr!sIgY-e.n BEX 1!Snns m r.os-s.h r 81 GO col
DwEILINS HOUSES 70 LET. FURNISHED AID us-
EuRofE4S sTkA1shirs- risI P4Ss~sss .ss = S ssl
kkxxSHUkSSssaD GHksioSsa.I P1s..se r.c.asss ss COL
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ESE sSEsHE6 Ro6ss 1sb s sAa,x1srs 70
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ssw sSlq41IgsH FtSss:s S'l f4ons.A co.
PERsONAL-lsr PAcE-ist col
pIANOFORTES. ORGANS AC-0ru PAcp-5th Gel
POLlTICAL-9rH PAGn-5th col.
POST OFFICE NOrICE-1sr PAGx-0th col
su44oss is wAsrzpysxAIEs
12ru PACK-4th col.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE Or TO
e F1as: COL COL 90
RkWARDS-1sr PA0R-Ist col
SALES At AUCTION.lsr PAoE-sth and 9Th coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALRS-llrH PACE, and
ens r.orA and
gPECIAL NOTICES-lsr PAcE-lst and I'd coils
BPOKTING-DOGS, BIRDS, kC.-lsr PAcx-3d col.
rHE 1RADHS-l2rH PAcE-0th col.
rHE TuRF-lsr PAGE-Sd col.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PACE-lst col
ERAvELLERS' GUIDR-2D PAGx-6th col.
UkFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LIT
IN PAGx-2d col.
HANTRD TO PURCHASE-sru PAcr-6eh col
WATCHES. JEWELRY, &C-2D PAox-6th col.
WkSTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE Or
TO LET-2D PAGE-1st col
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.-iorH PAGE-6sh col.
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POST OFFICE NOTiCh.

lJOsT OFffcE NOTCH
Tho foreign mails for the ending Saturday Oco-
Der H. 1876 win close shis ofcc on wednesday AZ u
NJ for Europe per yssiua via Queenstown:
Thursday Vt IL A. M for Europe per ftists.
via Plymouth Chcrbourg aud Hxnburg Saturday, at
pJ X M for Europe per GsrmAnic via Queens-
correspondence for Scotland Germany and France
% this steamer be specially Ad-
dressed 80 A. tor France direct, per
So via iIavre and ~ 30 A. NJ, for Scotland a.
fos Europe, per steamer Neckar via Soushampson anj
take mails for Denmark, sweden aud Norway.
The mslls for tho West Indies via bermuda and So
Thomas will leave Now York October 26
The malls for China. &c will leave San Francisco Novem
Der l.
The mails for Australia Ac. will leave San Frascsss
fovcmbord
7. l. JAMES. Pestmassss.
NEW YoRx. Ock ~. l07a
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A -REMOvAL AND REDUCED PRICkn.
~. WOOD BROTHERS.



have removed the entrance OF thoir warerooms from
TAO Broadway TO 40 81 and So LAFAYETTE PLACE.
In calling notice the change WOOD BROTHERS invite
attention their choico stock ocarefn msdc CaAges Of
graceful forms, manufactured expressly
best city Trade under the Of mcmber
Of tho firm OF experience, with special
finish for which they hsvc long msintxined justly
earned reputation.
Orders fom distance by mall the Same faithful
attention though placed IN person. Medal and diploma
.ho Ccntsnn,a Exhibition 1874 and prise medal the
Paris Exposition. 1857,
Four nhsnds aud Coaehng Carriages receive special
attention.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TonN MILLAK, bEcEAsED-PU KSU ANT TO THR
81 ed and 23d Victoria chapter 3S entitled. An
further amend thc law Of and 10 relieve
notice s hereby Owen that all credors and other
having dcbts claims demands against the
OF John Nniar late of ~ Bedford square IN the
Of Mddicex Esquire (wo died the 2btn day OF
July 1875 and whoss will proved by Thomas Andrews
Chnidecos Of Chsrey IN the coussy Of Surrey doctor o.
medicine. tho executor therein named In the Principal
Re gistrv OF the Probate division of Her Majesty High
Court OF Justice, the 3Oh dav Of August 1870 are
debts. claims or demands - us the undsrsigned -
socto the said ofore she 4sn day Of
November 1870 And notice 10 hereby given that ~ the
expiration Of that time tho said executor Will proceed 70
distribute tho of tho said tcsasor the pAee
entitled thereto having regard only 20 the dchs elaine
which shall then have had notice. and
that liable tho thereof
distributed Of whose debt claim
OF demand shall thon have had netice Dated this
rid day Of September. 1875 HUNTERS 0WAIk!N =
CO.. Now square, Lincolns Inn. London, England.
Axl,r rtorst 10 he
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AS DINGEE. Auctionccr -Exteusvo auction sale this
day. Vt 10Y o'clock, 81
Metropolitan Sa0rooms.
as7. 800 and ssi 4th av.. corner 18th 81.
Si3,0C0 worth ~ and elegant
Household Goods,
comprising rich and handsome Paric Suits in silk brocs
tel satin and hnifcoth Turkish Easy Chairs Lures.
elegant black walnut Chabsr Suits. Library and Drawing
oom Suits, In black walnut oak Bo0kcascs Ward
robes Recrstarss parior library Desks marble top
Centre Tables Hat Racks. Hall stsncs handsome rose
Pier and Mantcl Mvro Narvin aud Hcrrngs iron Sales:
also large lot Of used Furniture Bcddar Carpst Crock
cry Glass and silver Plated Ware Stoves Billiard Ts-
blos slo of miscellaneous Norcandise All the above
". Al. bTRWARr.
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sPORTING-DoGs. BIRDS. 81.

SPORTING-DOGS. BIikDS. 90.
SALE ALL !, OF riScY Sy.D.,.a 9pss pSs
Tor mseking birds, b. G. DovEl's. No. Greene st..
E,oR sALE-A PINE IMPORTED WHITE AMI,
scotch Hssd apps Ssfs p' ps Y Also
L qars q r GRorE co. ia K... l4.h st. New York:
cents Advertising per line. cireuisson. 1000
DOOLs SOLD THIS AFTERNOON. . O'CLOCK. AT
" Hartford aS' st. near oh'00 sEisEkT xscLoUD
CUPERD BRKECH .LoADKRs.- CONFIRMATION or
ssoaa sss s fSay ~ hs sna s
room srTGSIs Johnson, 81 Nassau St This viii the
GALE THIS DAY OF BRkECU AND MUzzLE LOAD.
Cing Shosguns. At BARKER CO. auction Rooms, AZ
TArrERsALL's. l.2a7 BROADWAY
French rSG. Tickets 81 easA ASs,ss
II WEST sIDk DRIVING PARK, JERSEY CITY
,ns rs Mesns sing October s j. and ~
ao sas. . snslss double s.sn. ass sil.S
II entries 20 class ~ entrie Tho purse FOR double
sssH v" % ln. Sxs
UCTToN FRENCH AND COMBINATION POOLS
each ea ad ss on 20, y
s ss:s s s ~"
orders by mail will particular stten
tiop. I. Is. JOHNSON
A UCTfON FRENCH AND COMBINATION POOLS
n sold day and at tho New York Turf Exchange.
+ %s & 'c sss 8 rY"s
and Vs. Open 6 Prompt attention given orders cy mail
or messenger. kkLLf BLISS
RkoOKLYN DRIVING PARK PAkKvILLr. /. L.
1.-the for the tall meeting which commences 80.
morrow closed Saturday last and have filled we'll The
class has e 5 class 81 so class, ii 36 class,
Il AU class IL 2:3J clnss More entries expected by
mail NJ WILLIAMS SON, ProprcsorG
TyLEETWoOD PARK-rROrrING TUESDAY. oCTO.
Ter H. ls7s-Mstch for 800. mile heats best in &
. wagon William L.oves br. y. ltrnoy Healy; A. b.
Cross sp. Y. Prince GATES H. BARNARD, President
CARArOGA RACING ASSOCIATION. NO. i.2s9
OBoadwxy-Aucttsn, French and Conbn alton Pools sold
the running At Phladophia and the Preiden
tis eOcsion. French Pools open general
in he state OF New York. close every
evening. Ticksts SS5 Orders by mail messenger viii
receive prompt Attention. JOHN MURKISSEf CO.
IJOOLS SOLD EVERY DAY AT THOMAS RX-
change. No Barcay IT. on tho Rannipg Races ~ Ph-
adephtA tickets ~: returns by telegraph dircct.
q. NJ. THOMAS.
FT1ATTERsALL's, l.227 BROADwAY.-RkENCH
pools 81 sckoss and auction pools philadepha
baltimore McDOUGALL 4 co.