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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

THE TURF.
DIED HOUSE TROITING COURSE, HARLEM -
N purse Of $25 will be given Friday next, free
al horses that never won purse Of 925 Mile heats,
best three in Ave- to saddle Entries TO close hour
previous TO starting. Time Of starting O'Clock
WIN. A. BROWN, Proprietor
TTlHE WALKING MATCH OF SEVEN MILES FOR
IL $1,000, between the North Star and Champion Of
England, win off Monday 4th septembsr the
Union Course, L. l. Both have bsen in active train.
irg, and good time may confidently be expected. run
ming match Of two miles, between Mr. Bauvelt and Mr.
PARCELS for $500, will come OF same day.
T1NION COURSE, LONG ISLAND-TROTTING.-
~ day September l, at r. NJ, match for $780, mile
heats. VIM Wheelan names or. Sontag. to wagon; H.
Woodruff names b. 6. Whalobone, Ia harness. Stages
leave the Williamsburg ferries every half daring the
day. SHAW WHITE, Propresors.
T1NION COURSE, L. I-TR0TlING ON THURSDAY,
u September 9TH, at O'clock p. NJ, for purse and
stake OF sao00-$500 7, go to the second best milo
heats, best three in Eve In harness-H. Woodruff
names g: 6. Eddy. H Jones na@cs br; g. Mac. W.
Woodruff names r &. Taconey. J. r. Nodine names b.
N. highland Maid. Cars leave the South Ferry, Brook
Hn, for the course at quarter asst two o'clock and
turn - as the sport Is over. Fare zach way -
cents. SHAW WHITE, proprietors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

eusaeis GoURAuDs Italian msdicatsd soap Is admitted
p stand bsyond the rsash Of rivalry. Tan, pimples,
eo.Ses, ercptons, &c ere quichly cured BY is use.
?~drs subtle uproots hair from any part Of tho body
1id rouge lily white, hair dye and restoratiye at 81
Wahsr street, Hrst store from Broadway. 80 - Z.
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OkasendorwrS HaiE-Dyc.-Thls superb pro.
Cn6on beyond contingency the safest and most
oSae DYE IN existencenSvsr failing TO mpart to the
u3lsormity Of color nourishment and elasticity, b.
- peDe the eesiout TO wash OF the skin. Sold and
se1nsd q CRIsfADOROs No Aston House
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CaahnneYe ShavylS.-Che Subscriber has Hast
received from auction o large invoi Of splendid In
die pattern cashmere long shavls woich we're sold sub
~ warranted perfect Tney are well worth s75, bat
vil be told for $50. e. H. LEADBE TER, (iase Lead
heater LNel 347 Broad@ay, Of Leonard street
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IT o BU1C9Es-wANTED IMMEDIATELY, A Young
j man that thoroughly unc erstaods his bu-,es-s.
such one may apply At the Knickes Ma kss Psk
Avei ne, Brooklyn. THOMAS gLlON
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Green has One Hundred Rcss0n for not
disappointing his customers but the first Of
Z that puDcuality woui ruin his business it Is
unpecessary the other ninety nine Tue shirts
Danufactured at No Aster House are true to the
nhar "a the hour promised.
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ITO III NERs-wAH Ed, . NUMBER OF VII
D1sFs work custom vorh. Mona bat drst
class hasat need apply. also or ria sAru.
Streets.
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NJ OIICE TO CONTRACTORS TIE UNDERSIGNED
IN with 10 contract with lille party for
The quaTryr ut and delivering the canal railroad
Paterson, one buntieI Thousand tons OF bro IN
stone be taken out Of the oldham quarry, situated
two ard half miles th ~ Pa'ers0n. Seal
ed props win be Nv. NJ office until Septem
b,r 10, 1884. A. G. TRUE CO., 373 Broadway, New
York.
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Yes. air, my OMkuent viii force tho Hosr,l
njurs tho skin. Try IT, 81 bottle, 81 30 half zen
i <nt to any part Of the count T. d, t3Rt NM -
Ann a>5e st Zeber ~ south Third ssrest phiisdelf
Hys, lJ6 Fulton street. Brooklyn. ~ g-'s 80
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AYOlICE-rnE PUBLIC Is RE PEJrFULIY IN.
IN forme1 tbat upon the occasion tbs sale Of tickets
by auction this day for tue oebut &" Grisi and aro at
Castle Garden, there will be charge fer admis ion
JOHN vANDEhBIIT, Castle Garden.
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Gk I n REWARD.-LOsT, ON THE 10Th INST, A
WlV large Newfoundland dog; black except white
SPOT ON his breast and toes Had a wire muzze, and
red leather collar edged with blue The above amount
will be paid the person returning him to No. 103 Liberty
street, No. 81 Clinton Place.
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L,NGINEER wANrED-rO ATTEND A sM Ill ENGINE,
Ia and roast coffee To steady, competent man q
permanent place is offered. Apply at No. Chambers
street. corner Of Chatham.
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TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMEN WANT sIrUA-
tions cook washer AID ironer, and the other
to do chamberwork, and would assist In washing and
ironing. Good city reference given for BOTH Please
call at 81 Monroe street. Hrst floor up stairs.
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rLAREr WINES FOR 81 70 PER DOZEN DOTTII
~ returned; also large variety Of olaret In eAss
Rom % 70 ~. Champagne, wines, London and DuhlI
porter, scotch slss cider, &c for sale ct 4So Broom
street, conner Of Crosby. WIN. Il. UNDERfnIL.
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THE TRADES sc.

LSNGSAvER OF WATCH GASES WANTED-A Coon
u one can find steaoy employ ment 1t piece work, on
application to WA. 3. RAYAOLD, Dye street, fifth
doOr
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4 YOUNG LADY DESIRES TO FORM AN ACQUAINr.
N apce with middle-sged gentleman Of health and
education IA southeer preferrcd He having the I'VE
mentioned requisites by addressing L. v Herald ONCE,
may learn further and enjoy the friendly confidence
the ri y ertiser.
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UIANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED wO IAN
w situation as wet nur Q; gooi reference given.
Can DO seen tor two days Call at l22 S Marks place
rom No 8.
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UyAN1ED-AN INTELLIGENT YOUNG GIRL. TEN
w twelve years Of age tan orphan pr.fsrrsi ~no
II fond Of children, and may be wiling m.ss her
b. me in . farmers family N ~esasn state sne ~ul
receive good schooling moderate c"mpso. alton foe
services and in every rsspsct bs treated member Of
tb. family Address Farmer Herald Office, stating where
an Interview may be had.
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REWARDS

tt n REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN
DOO Of double cased gold watch, that was lost
August 2, at the Frank lin Museum, Bowery makers
Joseph Johnson Liverpool No. 49, 1S0 To be left
at lO4 East Twenty fourth street. and questions
JOHN SAMPSON.
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PROPOSALS. -OFvlCE OF TIE GOVERNORS OF THE
il Amshouse, August "a 1884 To Skaters Scaled
opSsals viii DO received by the Governors Of the Ams
house ut their Office Rotunda Park until o'clock p
NJ Of the 9TH September next for the stating CUTTERS
and leaders for tho south end OF the w0rAhOuse ON
Blackwe rs Island. To Sash MAters.-Seasd proposals.
viii also be received otunda until the same time,
for furnishing the wnow and glass for the south
end OF the said building 81 flea ions for AL Of tho
above work be the Office Of the Governors,
and all inform alton oh aimed application to harmon
LIDREDGE, Superintendent d c. wells Island.
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dh 4 z REWARD WILL. BE PAID FOR INFOR
DlO nation Of the carman who carried two large
boxes Of goods from ll5 10 Sos 4 Grand street.
in this city, between the 18th and 22d days last
Also like amount to the who carried the same
goods from 56sk Grand street to pier No. North river
between the days in june last. The boxes were
marked Joseph Wierman, GERM town, Now Jersey On
application to the subscriber and giving their state
ments Of the transactions, the above will be paid
Na4 JACOB LEVI 100 Hester street
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ITO PKINTEkSLANY PRINTER WISHING TO DO THE
Il compcsii of weekly newspaper, at moderate
prices for cash. will please call on H. TRENT, 102 Nassau
Atleet 80 floor front.
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ITO PERSONS SUFFERING FROM FEVER AND A0UE--s
viii furnish to any person three valuable and eneo-
tua recipes fo the Of the above dieeAse ON -.
cept Of dollar postpaid Address James = Afnoaa
Union square Post Once. sst. tk 4elaSs
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w breast Of milk, only three weeks DID, situstion
wet nurse. Can be recommended by tine highest ,tor
Address A. D N, herald office, stating where to call
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z ZHE "OLD DOCTOR dc. -
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rHE 0RTHOPEDIC INSTITUTION

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For the cure Of Bodily Deformites and Diseases of
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hkyoLTNG MURDER BY . wrr. am
DAUsHTRR.-We have TO cbror;cl. On. 90,
the most cold -Hooded and .s,o.;(,,. - y,
scenes ever enacted in Oregonlthst Of A
wfe mwdering her husband while taking
his supper, and Of his daughter sirtee9
years old, aiding and abettinr. We sra
indebted to Philip Foster, ESQ. Of Cl,ctN
amas county, about five miles west ~,
this place, for the facts. On Ssturds, =
night last Dir. A. j. Lamb returnsa
from the held, and his wife spoke to him
kindly, and set him some supper. While
at the table. she stepped up behind him
with heavy axe, and struck him in the
head. Wishing TO make sure of him.
she struck him again, breaking his skull
so badly that he cannot possibly survive
After committing this inhuman deed the
monster took to the woods. but was
brought back the same night She and
her daughter are now-in custody at Ore
gou City. Lamb had his senses perfectly
the next day, and gave his deposition in
the matter. As near as we can learn,
the causes for tins intmman act are some
what as follows: -...s,-
1t seems that this woman and her
daughter bad determined on eloping with
q man by the name Of. Collins, who last
summer lived in that neighborhood. He
is supposed to be in California, and they
had become impatient in waiting for him,
and had written to letter to him stating
that they were ready TO 60 wherever and
whenever he might direct. This letter
was discovered by Lamb this spring, and
consequently was not forwarded. This
Collins, we learn, last summer seduced
a mans wife in that vicinity, and a d.
vorce had been obtained, and very rea-
sonable presumption obtained that he had
seduced both this murderess and her
daughter. Lamb was an industrious and
quiet citizen, and had Q good claim,
which he had improved considerably with
his own hands, The subject is revolving
to our feelings, and we will drop it.
Oregon Times, May %.
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TURKEY VICTORIOus

VOU VIII ind at the same OLD NTANn p.,,,,,
II yaniA avenue near 18th street onnas;ts ~.
Irving Hotel, LOOKING GLASSES WITH ~ ~it,e,,; ~;
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OoFnsea 90, &es or by leaving your ordsr vo,, -
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N. B.@ust received . fine assortment Of Toilet
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WEST POINT HOTEL,

hN the United States Grounds at West Point IL
~ now open for the reception Of guests. new
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,tn Of passenger cars on the Hudson River Rail.
raj.
The fast and elegant steamboat Aida leaves N.
Tk daily at O'Clock p. m, at the foot Of Robin.
. . street. landing her passengers at the Point in
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, ID returns to the city at O'Clock Q. m.
Other steamboat communications will be frequent
3 Bing the day
the Hotel has been freshly painted and renova
b for the season and the subscriber will be happy
D sooommodats his friends and the pubic.
>AlAtf q ROE
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enne satssactisn to all whemay desire his assistance
In performing the last tribute ofrespect to the dead
Hsarse always in readlnesss Mourning Cans and
Snrouds furnished when desired. =
The subscriber begs leave to call the attention Of
the public to his PATENT CORPSE PRESERYER.
which has been already tested in the families of sew
eral in this city. to whom he can refer as 10
tts e4cacy IN preserving the body from decomposil
ton for any length of period.
J.W. PLANT, d street,
aug 6-eoly bet. 9Th and ION streais.
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Gas FIXTURES.

i the public that their stock Of GAS 1IXTURKS,
comprising some of the best and latest patSsrns his
oeen received, and that they preparedto sSf
1t the lowest rates. Persons In want Of Gas Fixtures
.ii please call and examine they will no doubt
dnd It to their interest.
Dwellings and public buildings fitted with gastu-
hing at the usual rates i. .s5 -
J.W. TH0MPSON BROTHER
dec 16-H Pa. Az, bet. 10th and 11th,s side.
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CANFIELD, BROTHER q co.
S10 Baltimore street, have on hand and are CON
stantly making new styles Of Silver Coffee and Tea
Cups; Spoons Forks; Ice Tones; Crtub scrapers
Pie, Ice cream, and Fish Knives; SAT- Cellars Bat
ter Knives, &c, Of warranted iIerlisg l&luers
Je N-u Baltimore, Md.