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To TIE FOURTH WARD.-The undersigned
takes plasure in announcing that the quota
of ''the Banner Ward" under the call of
July is, for 500, 900 men, is full. None of
the funds collected for the draft Association
have been used. Holders of Certificates
will please present them at the Engine
House on Huntington St., on Monday even
ing, October Sd, and receive their money.
By order of Finance Committee,
R. J. TULLER, Treasurer.
Cleveland, Sept. goth, 1854. sept. 2l:I7O.
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TIE STATE OF 0HIo, EXECUTIVE DEPT.
COLUMBUS, Sept. IA, 1904.

o. Il. PAEsIER, Malvern, Carol County,
Ohio, sIR;-The members Of the Guard
were exempted from the last draft which
was for three ~ years service. Over three
thousand men were drafted and exempted
in this manner. To exempt from the next
draft, would be ogive four years service
for 100 days. This the Government is not
willing TO assent to, and it does not seem
Just. cannot reasonably ask it,
Respectfully yours,
joan BRoCGH,
Governor of Ohio.
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~. MoNEY MARKET..-sspt. 20.

81 TALEaBAPh-i
MO1ey-Aetive and Stsady at 2 ct.
Sterling EXehange-Quiet at l099l09z fur
gold.
GOId-Hssvy, u settled and lower, opening at
226S<, declining to 2z2Sz, adEaneing to "a, and
olssing at 2235s.
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The Draft.

The Draft for the Eighteenth b trict
viii eommepee tomorrow. Those F. dis
tricts which have done the least Mri be
first drsfted-eOmmencing, probabl, with
Summit and Lake counties. A comla ittes,
not exceeding three in number, from. each
'ub-district, will be admitted to witness
the drawing of their respective sub-dis-
tricts.
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REcRuIT1Ee. - Seven one year recruits
were mustered into service at the Office of
Provost Marshal Nash yesterday, and two
one year substitutes.
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UNION WARD COENITTEEs The Chairmen
Of the Executive Committees of the sew
eral Union Ward Clubs will meet at the
Union Headquarters, I'd floor, No. lTs Su-
periOr street, Wednesday evening, 2lst
inst, at O'Clock, on business Of pressing
importance, H. n. CEAPiE,
Chairman Central Union Committee
sep2l;l69
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Shilling oUrl SELLING Our I-Mr. Hy.
man, the dry goods man, on the corner,
offers his entire stock at greatly reduced
prices. Read his advertisement in anoth.
OE column.
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sozodont, the most popular DentriHce in
existence, used and praised by ever ybody.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
aeptl2,eodlB9
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nIsSnLUTION

IL The partnership heretofore existing between
George L. Hayward : Co. was dissolved on the lst
day Of September, 1874, BY the withdrawal Of John
=. WALL who never had any snthOrity 20 create
any indebtedness against the firm without NY con-
oSI1aaAzp, s.ps. 1s, Issl. sspti7la
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A GRAND RAoIEe March FOR $500 or
SIDE,-To come of on the County Fair
Ground track on Saturday, September
24th, at O'Clock P. n. WI. Potts names
J. c. Heenan, to wagon, F. Kimbuley names
Gen. Grant, to Harness. Also A RunniDg
Race for $500 a side, to come off at the
above named time and place. F. Darrah
names Lady Mcclellan, F. Kimbuley
names Queen ofthe West. sept 2l:I69
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Carroll Co., o.

sFtNHHEI0H ~ toVN' J
EDS. LEADER The Ohio National Guard
in this neighborhood have been much
concerned as To whether they are exposed
to the coming draft, and have been stand
ing off in an endeavor to cheat the differ
ent sub districts.
But the inclOsed letter from the Govern
or will settle any doubt In reference to the
matter.
There may be others in other localities
similarly situated, and Tor their informa-
tion you may publish it or not as you may
decide. Very respectfully,
o. H PATeLER.
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Swine MACHINES FOB sALK.-Four new
Grover & Baker Sewing Machines for sale
Apply at this Office. aug23:I6S.
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MARRIED.

Feptembec 18th, at White Pigeon, Mich, by the
Rev. Mr.. Temple, Mr.. LEWIS Q. ABBEY, Of Clsvs-
land, to Miss NELLIE L0RRING, Of the former
pIace. uL
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ATTEEF1oS.-All recruits who have en-
listed with ne in the I9Oth Regt. o. Y. I.
will report Immediately at l7S Superior St.,
or at Camp Cleveland. 10
LIEUT.. C. J. MoDowEIL. d
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Houseksepers, bring your good things to
the County Fair. sept. 2l:i69.
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Selling Out! Selling Out!

TN OON B EQ U ENOE OF The
II grpstl advanced prices Of Goods aud the un
settlsd stats Of the market, bsye determined 10
sloss out my present business and Will therefore
from this day commence 1ering my entire stock Of
Goods - such prices AZ VIII insure their spe dy
msut, enumsrats tn Grtieies in the stock but Il
e1upriass . me stock Of Ldpen Goods, Fiannels
Blsnksts Dress Goods, Black ks, Balmoral Skirts
shsWlB LADIES' and Gents Ha-dksi chiefs, Cott N
ana Wool Ia Hosiery, Bombazines, Alpsoas, White
Goods, Emnroidsries, Iaca Curtains, Table Cloths,
Napkins, Velvet Ribbons and foil assol tment Of
GoodB usually kept by me- All goods will positive
IL Be offered Gs low, and many articles even at 3
Ies prioe, than they can now be purchased for in
OF Eas ern msrket. The public, Is well as ooun-
IN merchants, wiz this good opportunity cf
ne lenfrhing thsr stock on very advant geouI
terms All ars iuYite 20 call ami secure some Of
thS bnrqsirs, s. HYMAN,
SsYs0 COR. susssiOF 81. and Public ssGsSs.
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GREAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.
Atlantic and Great Western RallMEy.

AElAALIU EuU GItAt hH8lHfH h8IIHLy.
Passengers going Esstvard will remember that
this is the only route running trains that lssys
saturdays excepted, ct s.10 P. NJ, arriving ai sal,
aInanca at 4:44 A. NJ, snd New York st s.Ss r. n.
SeepinK Coaches attached.
~ No Change Of Cars.
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The above figures are nearly correct,
There are additions and corrections which
will vary them somewhat.
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The County Fair in Cleveland next week.
sep. 21:l69.
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oSWEso HHAEKEErsspa 80.

CHICAGO MARKET--sept. 80.
LsE FELsaaAPH1
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The Police Court has a very full docket
to dispose of to-day.
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Mechanics, send your ware to the County
Fair. sept. 2l:1G9.
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Fruits, Flowers, Vegetables, at the
County Fair. sept 2l;lss
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LEGAL Irnfenirence.

DISTRICT CoURT-BEFoBE JUDeEs WHITE,
BoLTON AND FOoTE.-The sase of Bailey IS.
Smith ct al was heard yesterday, butno de-
cision was given. Me sra. Andrews and
Burke appeared 70 plaintiff, and Mason
and EsteP for defendant.
The jury in the case ofstetson rs. Walker
will be charged this morning.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Gardners, fill the tables at the County
Fair sept 2l;l6s
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CONNECTIONS.

Connections are made at HanroesiIls win he 5an.
duskYt ARnaheld Newark Il. b. at Clyde with ths
bendnsky. Dayton Cincinnati 3. B.; at Fremont
with the fremont Indiana r. r. and ct ToIsdo
with the Michigan southern & Northern Indiana su1
Toledo Wabash Railroads for Chicaqo Detroii
Alton, 81, Louis sRd all points Wesf NorthVsf -
Southwest. >,
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Toledo ana 'ihs
West at $40 A. n. Pas ?, n sui 2. - = = frezs
eandusEy at 10 A n l.. y. RUOkEh, 6upt.
Cleveland. May l6 1854.
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Everybody, and everybody else, come To
he County Fair. sept 2l;le0
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SmusemfHts.
Third Night Of the Season /

MI EVELYN EVANS, the Popular Young Traes-
dan viii appear to-nfght
MIS- EkFlE ELLSLER and Mr. JAS. LEWI5 in
Capital Ferce.
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DRAFT Of THE OHIo NATIONAL GUARD.-The
following letters concerning the non-ex-
emption from draft of the o. N. g., have
bean sent us for publication:
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With.
PETITIONS.

/ Of J. v n. Yates, asking the passage of
an ordinance for measuring wood in wagon.
Committee on Ordinances.
. OF John 3. Cowle and others, asking the
vacating of a portion of Spruce street.
Board of City Improvements.
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REPORTS


Of Board of City Improvements on the
resolution for filling up sidewalks on Maine
street. Filed. -f.
Z Ofthe same Board, in relation to build
ing 4 sewer in Pearl street. Filed.
Of the Same Board on the petition Of
Whitelock and Lowry for damages. City
Attorney.
T Of Health officers on the petition Of Cor
uelius Kennan and others in relation to a
nuisance. Filed.
Of the City attorney in relation to the
trial of claims for damages by grading
Seneca, Michigan and part Of Kinsman
streets. Board Of City improvements.
ofthe City Civil Engineer, in relation to
the petition to vscate a part Of Willow,
State, River, and other Streets. Filed.
OF Board of City improvements, on the
petition Of J. H. Sargent and Thomas Dix
on for damages caused by the overhowing
of water on Monroe street. Filed.
Of Committee on Fire and Water, on re-
organization of Engine Company No, 10,
adversely to thesame. Filed.
Of Committee on Harbors and Wharves,
adversely to the resolution giving 81 so
per day for bridge tender on Centre street
bridge. Filed.
Of the City Civil Engineer, that he had
obtained permission from the State Board
of Public Works to erect bridge across
the canal md river at the foot Of Seneca
street. Filed.
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DOGKFF-BOOK FOUND-At
l ssua:iss HARTHEss Z sHAEEONs,
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Soldiers Daughter 4 Smiths { Brovu
ganrpaas.
CIEvRLAND AND TOLEDO R.
sPBIsa ARRANGEMENT.

1854. 5PBIHG ARRANGEMENT. o
On and effer Monday, May 18th, lss4, Paasenssl
Trains viii Leave Cleveland a. foIiOEs (SuEds7F
cspted:
- M.-OHI6AG0 EXPREss.-stsps st Bsrsa-
Grafton, Oberin, horUaik. mOnT5sFfla,- Es7is
Fusl Slydes kzom0nt aRd Elmore, and sTriTss
a. Toledo a. % 20 A N. and ChioaSo 81 50 P -
80 p NV ESTEkN mAIL.-Stops at All station !
On southern Division, and arrives at Tolsdo 81
$50 P. NJ; Chicago at S 20 A. n
s0P- M--NORTHERN bIAIL.-Stop5 st an yfs.
tons on northern Division, and arrives a Gaa-
duakT at 1:l0 P. IA.
100 P. M--higHF hXPRESS-St0pa at Graaos
horWalh, mehToeEille Clyde and FTan0nt -
srnfss a. rolssio AZ II IA P. ~ and ChiosSS st
Bsie 4. 4.
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CONTACTS.

City of Cleveland with southworth &
Williams, to build St. Clair Street (HnD
Branch Sewer; also, with same to build
portion of Main Street Main Sewer; also,
with same to do Detroit street paving; also,
with Northrop q Richardson to do Case
Avenue grading. Approved.
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presented LovelPs successful pay, called 7 =
LOVES SACRIFICE.
MsrgaEst Elmors. isS Rebecca ADAM
To eoneluds with the laughable Farce Of
COUSIN JOE.
- , Et1e Ellglor
OoutiH james Lewis
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle snd Parquette 80 cents; Secured seaAs
70 Dress Oirele, I5 cents Family Circle 90 cents;
Gallery, IS cents; Private Boxes, 5, s and DOL
lars Entire Private Box, single seats, 81.
Doors open at T14s Curtain risoa at O'Clock.
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COMMERCIAL.
OLEVEl.AND MARKEr.
MORNING LKADER OFTIOH.
TURs lAH EVKNTNa. Rant 9O IGs4

Ths receipts ., train BY ran for the "a hours
ending st hall pasI ole o'clock to-day are - 70
Iowa.
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MAHONIN0 DIVISION.

Lave OsTelsnd ct e:45 A. T. snd l:loP. T.
Arrive Youn gstownEt 9.65 s. 7s5I :.
Leave YoungstoEn a. 6.l5 a 1sl5
Arrive Cleveland u 1910 g 6:D =
h =. BWEKTSERl
Cen sup't, MsaT1lss Pa
TIL. GOODMAN,
~ General Ticket Agent, Osvalaad, o.
inly9-R2
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.,II.9:s wEPSEsDAE 9as.,. EyENs Sept a. iss4 VIII DO
, 1864-01-23

\ Dean Ramsay, in his /" "reminiscences sf
Scottish Life and Character" tells vs. Of
an old lady who liked party at quadtille,
and sent out her servant every morning 70
invite the ladies required to make up the
game, and her directions were graduated
thus: !, sA,es ~ ~
and make my compliments, and ask the
honor Of her ladyship's company, and that
Of the Miss Carnegies, to tea this evening;
and if they Gamma come, ging to the Miss
Muddies, and ask tho pleasure Of their com
pahy; and if they caHia come, you may 60
TO Miss Hunter, and ask the favor Of her
company aud if she Gamma conc, ging to
Lucy Spark, and bid her conc"
Jones, some time ago, asked Smith the
folloxihgquestion: SaysJones-" We have
the aye Of iron, the age Of gold, and the
age Of bronze; but whit shall We call-the
present ageY' ~. sa
I'd WhyS tass Smith, licking the hack Of
a postage stamp which he was about "a. ap:
NV to a letter. q think We had better
call this mucil-age."
The doctor disagrees with SmithahS
thinks il is POSTAGE =, aa
A Philadelphia PAPER says Of driinken
negro, who fell down q cellar-way, : His life
was preserved BY his striking head first"
, 1864-01-23

too, that the British troops had secured
their horses in Livingstons stable, and in
tended to descend the creek in q large boat.
There we're twenty Of them besides their
captain. tsAH3 !. a,s-sf
Major Bradstone, the leader Of, the bandS
was in temper and heart thorough demon,
and scrupled not in his cruelty to destroy
the slumbering infant Of the sick wife.
Not few ID kthaf Band tfehbled for vi.
fdUwrsfWgtherpr hilyeEneelcsss Some
were for departing Immediately, but james
Wilson, still retaining his grasp Of the, To-
roy's son, ordered al to be silent. The
prisoner was bound hand and foot, thick
handkerchief bound over his mouth to pre-.
vent him from calling for assistance. and 8
stout cord fastened TO his breast and wound
about tree. All hope of escape Iforsook
George Livingston. Wilson motioned his
little band TO. follow him, and in q few mo-
ments they stood on the top Of Y high pre-,
cipice which oyerhungl White Clay Greek. I,
"Now boys" said Wilson, " the, nara
tive we have Just heard is true, and as We
have an hour to work let us busy ourselves
in rolling some Of these large rocks 70 the
edge Of the prccipite, and when the red!
coats pass bcio&, let Us sink them to the
bottom" 81 :. ..qo q. zlai.a
Each boy set 70 WORK, ana IN an increai'
bly, short space OF time, nine huge rocks,
each a half ton in weight, wore balanced
upon the edge OF the glantprecipiee. The
creek at thls point was more than twenty
feet wide, and was directly oyerhung by
the mass Of rock on which our heroes stood
Ii tho British descended the creek, they
would certainly pass this spot; and Il they
passed i, then death was thelr certain tafe.
In about an hour the quick ear OF Wilson
detected the measured beat OF mutiied oars
They are coming, ne whispered, let
no one drop his rscS TIL give tho WORD, ana
then all at'onee. - A-'@
. Peeping cautiously over the cliffs, james
saw the Tory, boat slowly but surely ap.
preaching. An ofhcer stood on theRbovs
guiding the oarsmen by his orders, and the
epaulcts on his shoulders told Tint ne ,was
the identical hend Major Bradstone. iii
Don't drop til ! give the order, again
whispered W lison. 30, !. i, Ia
When the boat was about twe:ve feet
from the rock, the boy leader fell securely
behind his stone defence and shouted:
= " Who goes thereF'' '.{h' 1877 70 ~
In moment the oarsined ceased rowing
and gazed with astonlshinene about them.
I,e impetus which the 6cat mad : saeqnired
-
, 1864-01-23
Il. n. FESEHR,
$50 Washington street, San Francisco,

Il authorised act the Agent Of this paper receiving
advertisements and subscriptions In San Francisco
and the Atlantic ciIles, and collecting and receptIns
for the same.
The New York herald., 1864-07-25
HORSES, CARRIAGES. SO.
& PkCIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
III f9E.19L UNfTEU sfATR& L. Ms
- HORSE AND CAkkiA0k AUUTION MART.

The prcpnetoFs take this opportunity Informing
pubic tast they have erected odious and
We'll ventilated stables and carriage hou uatsd In fifth
avenue and corner of Forty fourth for purpose Of
establishing Mart where persons who have hurpes
rases harness 10 dispose Of do public
These premises have been fitted
desEns and under the Of Charles Dugan
fsa architect In ths city who has spared
nens, comprising complete oonmodstGn for seventy
horses and bfty carriages with Appropriate
saddle In add ton 10 which there a coyered ride or
arcade OF cons derabe extent fer the erhhinR
the horses previous 20 sale thus giving buyer seller
nansuai facilities the former having the opportun OF
udgng the merits OF his purchase aud lat er that full
justice viii be done 70 the property entrusted for sale
The building has been construc ted BY Brown Harper,
~ West Twenty street, the masonry was done by
Bisckedga an anta ana tho decoration, by VI Lauder
"a W est Forteth street al ~ New York
Horses Carriages and Harness will be sold BY public
ton Wednesday and accounts VIII be raid
or remitted the country lwhen desred Tuesys
FRIDAYS ouly no Horses VIII be admitted for sale
one couneced with The establishment will be strictly
hibt The pr prieors earnestly public that
these rules VIII be rsdy carried out and that al
The demand for horses in New York increasing and the
supply 10 med which encourages the prspetors to hope
that their exerons will be appreciated the American
public and that their establishment which NOT
oy Of similar kind in London. Liverpool Dublin or
Edinburgh viii enjoy the same amount OF
do in those imscrtan cities and which have Invariably
. perfect success. 1l'l
Horses Carriages Harness VIII be received for Wsd.
nesday sale Monday the lst OF August when tie
rules. regula tons and terms tho ONCE Fifth
avenue. II. j. JORDAN X CO., Propri sors.
w VANTED-A LARGE TRUCK; MUST Re STRONG
and IN GOOD condition. Address A. q. No. 965 Pos,
onice, New York.
The New York herald., 1864-07-25

AN o. BAKER 4 90, AUCrIoNEgRA
A. HAYWOOD, AUCTIoNEEk.
|AGNIPiCENT HOIJsEHOLD FURNITURE.

IAN o. BAkER co., AUCTIONkgBA
Il A. HAYWOOD, AUCTIONEEk.
L IAGNIFiCENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
pre-, Drawing Room Furniture, en- sute.J
BrocAds And Lace cnTlAinS. velvss Carpsts
fgs. statuAry, Bronzss. Silver We're.
II &' ifsF Msrrers. ChinA AAdr GlAss Ware,
Der and Dining Reom Furniture, 90, 'al-s s.. \ :
At PUBLIC AUCKlON. rEeeHs fee
On this day tMONDAY) July 36, r.t.t
elegant stsn. EoitA West 6axteanth strees, 10
Fifth and Sixth avenues, salaA eommsnoasg ~ IL
II Catalogues - the house. .s.g.T EEs IA. ni1 ~
suctsassr would cal the particular attention Of his
aud the public TO inis sse. the catalogue comprising
sest and richest sssortmsat OF Aousehold Furniture
orks OF Art offered at sucson this season. N .
peremptsry.s Drswiss Roo1s-Supere Suits covered
rooade Of richest description; BroAlel Curtains to
Etagerss, Rookeaso. Centre and. Console Tables,
|eiers Mandolin, Paintings BY eminent artists, En-
Tres, Cabinets, Bronze And OrEaolu CLOCKS, Marble
4" ROSEWOOD PIANOFoRTR.
a iustrument offered at auction this season. four
corners, FUN seven octave, Stool AID Cover Music
Hat Stand. Buffet, Exiension Table. cut Glassware.
r Sets Silver Casters. Urns, Spoons Knives Tu.
salyers, Oyster Dish, Arm Chairs Lounges. rosewood
Ainut BqreslA Bsds,esds, Armoire Glaee. Mattress
,dding Carpets Sofas, Rockers Booksa ands. Feather
Blankets Sheets, Counterpspes. Also Furniture OF
TO- apartments Parties wshing to attend III g sale
10 the Fifth or Sixth avenue STAGES from AS
{. Nicholes or Metropolitan Hotels leaving At Sir.
street few doors fro,n the house.
The New York herald., 1864-07-25
TTN1oN COURSE. LONG rsLAND.-rRorrrNa

TTNIoN COURSE. LONG IsLAND.-TROTTIYG.
The nropretors hereby offer the following Purses and
Stakes for the Fall Season
wagon for Brooklyn road horses that roted better
No 2. Purse $50 with stake Of S2D mile heats hest
three FIVE in harness. for horses that roted
than 2:4h
No. 3 Same as No 2 but to wagons
No Purse of S0 with stake Of SIS mile heats best
three ve fnr horses that 2
No. 3 Same as No 4. but TO wagons.
No D. Purse of $lSO, with stake OF SIS. mile heats
best three In five n harness. for horses that oted
better than 2:37
No. !. Same as No. g. but TO wagons
No. 8 Purse of 500. with stake Of 800 mile heats
best three In FIVE in harness. for horses that troted
better than 2.3A
No. 8. Same as No. g. but two miles and repeat
No. ~. Same MS No. s. but three miles and repeat.
No H. Purse of $3.50, with stake of $780, mile heats,
better than 1872.
No. Y. Same as No. II. but to wagons.
No l3 Purse Of $500. with stake OF Sl5n mile heats
best three in ve In harness. for horses that tred
better than 229
No H. Same y No. lS but to wagons.
No. l5 Purse Of 500, with stake OF $50 mile heats
best three In Ave in harness, for colts foaled 1860
No. l6 Purse Of $780, with Of $50 mile heats beat
three in fve in harness for colts foaled In 1850
The conditions OF the above and
lows:Threc more horses to enter and start to
make racc-the stakes all forfeit time under saddle
for the above and stakes Enrance
be enclosed the time of entering The entries
will close Lafayette Hall Broadway Monday
Ing, July Is 1t r. NJ The proprietors
all entrance to purses ehal to
pretors in the event Of there being
half to the appearing horses
SHAW WHITE, Proprietors.
The New York herald., 1864-07-25
SPORTING.

SPORTING.
~ I q ~ ~
nOGS FOR SALE.-oNR.yOUNG NEWFOUNDLAND
- 81 bernard Dog Newfoundland Pups. Bull Terriers.
Esqumaux Dogs, Black and Tan Terrers Scotch Skye
Terriers and Italian Gray hound No. Roseye street.
JOHN GRAY.
TOR sALE-A CAT RIGGED BOAT, IN FIRST RATE
Il ordcr sails and riGgn suitable for fish,
inc Can accommodate fourteen Inquire at 40
The New York herald., 1864-07-25

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" MRS. r. b. C0NwAY'S PARK THEATRE
Mrs. y. b. Conway has great pleasure
citizens OF BROOKLYN her grateful
very liberal and Aaserng patronage extended =
during MANAGEMENT of the popular e
amusement Mrs O. would embrace the present cpporta.
nifty Of stating that her theatre win foe the fall ari
winter seasons Saturday Sep, inst. when she viii
for public full an efficient company ~
first class artiss tn luste the best standard
dramatic worS in STYLE equal any ,hestre America
addressed 10 Mrs w. b Conway, ~ Fort Greene ptAss.
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