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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28
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The Spring Meeting of the Blood Horse
Association will be held at Springfield, be-
ginning on june 18th, and continuing four
days The object of this association Il To
developc a taste for fine animals and to
improve the horses of the State. To assist
and encourage the owners and breeders of
stock, about $1,000 is offered In premiums
for the different events of the approaching
meeting, and these premiums have been so
arranged il is hoped, as to induce every
owner or lover of n line horse in the State
% exhibit his stock, or at least 10 attend
the meeting. The following is sketch
Of the events with the number of entries
made for each stake:
FIRST DAY.
Two Year Old Stake-For Illinois bred
colt, dash of Elk furlongs; entrance, S25,
r. NJ; $3.50 added by the Association
the second horse b. receive So; four en-
tries.
Dash of Mile-Free for all; purse,
$500; $3.50 to the fret horse and $50 To the
second.
Merchants Stake for Three Year ODDS
Mile heats; $50 entrance, L. r.. the As
ISOLATION TO add $500 the second horse TO
receive 500; twelve entries.
SECOND DAY.
Lawyers Purse--Frec for ALI mile
heats parse, $3.50; the second horse to
receive $50.
Bankers Pursc-Frce for all two miles
and repeat; purse, 1915; the second horse
to receive $40,
THiRL DAY.
Jockey Club Purse-Si00 free To all
mile heats best three in fiyei 500 to the
second horse.
Dash of Two Miles--Free for all purse,
$3.50; the second horse to receive $50.
FOURTH DAY.
Leland Stake--For three wear olds
dash Oft two miles; S25 entrance, l.. T.; the
Association to add $3.50; the second horse
To receive $50; ten entries.
The Governors Punse-Dash of three |
purse SiO0; the second horse to re- !
ceiye 500.
The entries for the purses will be closed
ON the day previous TO which they are to
be competed for.
The officers Of the Association will make
such arrangements as will prevent the an
loyance of foul racing disorlcrly or bols-
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ferrous conduct, or the presence of any inn
proper persons on the grounds
The grounds of the Association are stu.
nted ut the Great Western Junction, two
miles from Springfield, and are ample in
size and accommodation for all who desire
to attend this interesting meeting. Be-
sides the ampitheatre for spectators, a very
large and commodious apartment in the
judges stand has been devoted to the use
of members of the press, and will be spe-
cally fitted up fer them. A tclcgraphic
wire will be run to the stand, so that in
formation of the results of each event may
be transmitted with facility. Arrange
mcnts are in progress to provide for the
sale of return tickets on all the roads lead
ing into the city, at Communication rates,
say one and onc-fifih fare for the round
trip, the tickets being good to return when
stamped by the Secretary on the ground.
About forty horses of the best blood of
the country are already IN training on the
track, and the ample stables of the Asso-
citation will accommodate as many more.
1t is quite certain that all tho events will
be closely contested, and that the exhibi-
ton will be second to none in the country.
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THE RAILROAD.

Nothing yentured, nothing gained, is
~ sasge, the truth Of which the citizens
o. sa,'0 VIII live to verify, should they fail
" subscribe 100000 to the stock Of the
Ts and Tennessee railroad.
80. ~ VINE las arrived, in the career NJ
we .ba ,Sl '0f Us to do something. Whether
the ' ,nsl Prosper or languish, depends upon
,atah ,'IsDie Of earnestness with which we
seeking a1 -, ' 'ae railroad projects that are
dona u, . ~, city as center. Nature has
sor,S S - ~, ,@' u, she Intends to do Hence.
',A w., we must help ourselves
a few very tiraid men ora o,n.,,., -.
the prospective taxes WA 'S appalled, par ,aa by
without the burden Of r'jI! H a., Ss,, ,nsS
sie, are already Oppressive, ' u !, asO', our
CO., can 90 10 pay 'heInl Now. ,,b = - az we
Wv. 'aa a mater II is from that aa' ~na'
We seek an escape. By nnI, I JPpression
svenue' OF trade and tiayel, rp , our
'ae communication with the eou :, ne'tering
Us We hoPei make Go. Ines, '' "','a around
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e2s- Every citizen should vote for the
railroad on Monday, next.
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plenty, and give property such value
that we may sell it without n sacrifice, if we
do not choose 90 hold il. If we can sue
coed in this (and our hopes Of success are
hinged with our railroad rrcjccts,) our
taxes will not be burden though in
creased thrcc-fuld
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REMEMBER

No citizen Of Cairo should forget that
tho election 10 determine whether the city
will subscribe TO and thus secure the con-
struction Of the Junction railroad, will be
held on Monday next, in each ward of the
city. Remember this fact.
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TURN OUT.

Every citizen of Cairo, who is inte-
rested in the prosperity of the city,
should turn out on Monday, next, and vote
for the subscription TO the Junction rail-
road. Cairo must have southern outlet.
Her business interests demand such an out.
let. Turn out then, and vote for the pro-
posed subscription.
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RAILROADS.

GsS- Railroad election on Monday next.
Don't forget
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NJ Dgelling. and contents, Merchandise,
Stocks, Manufactures ani Machinery, Hull,
Cargoc- aud Freight Lists insured ON the most
reasonable terms, 10 the aboyc-u named c"mpaui"-.
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DIRECTORY FoR ADVERTISERS.

AnUsEAENTS--sEooN PAaE-rourth, nfth and sixth
BALL sEAsoN-sRcosD PAar-sinth column.
soAsb 2sp sfus
BoAsSEss sfSsfs WAIVED pAsn-F,r and second
sRooELYS REAL ESTATE FOR sALE--sroosp PAGE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FIRST PAar-Third col
s9E ESsI assEs 5Gs sA sos%
CLERKS AND sALEsNEN- Third PAor-Third and
a.aSsssss ss.A column
COAsTWisE STEAMSHIPS Aar-F,nh ana sixth
column
BDEENNTIsTEY- DEN THIRD THIRD PAGE Fourth % column
By HOUSES To I AND uS
rAsr
FINE xETs-FnsT P1sn-FosrS Hs-FoariS column. SSisa
fH TO
HELP F.s is"
cHksSaEs so%m and
HorELs-sHcosD PAer- Second column.
HOUSES, ROOMS, &c, WANTED SEVENTH PAeE-Fifth
IssrESoTISSSNI SEVENTH PAsEayil.h column,
LECTURE SEAsON-SKyRNTH PAGE-Fifth column.
LOAN OFFlCES-FIRST PAGE-Fourth column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsT PAGE--Sixh column.
MACHlNERY-SEvENTH PA9E-Sixth olumn.
MARBLE MANTELS--sEvENTH PAGE-Fiith column.
MAnTda MMAATMTdna1NaaAL,sEooMD AL. pAsEmronth column.
Sisok1L1NEoGs hss s1is@H PAGE
Sixth column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fifth column.
MUSICAL-SEO0ND PAGE-Fourth column
NEW rUBLlCATlONS-FIRsT PAGE-sixtn column.
NEWsPAPERS--FIRsT rAGE--Sixth column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-First column.
PIANOfORTES-SECoND PAGE--Fourh column.
POST OFFICE NOTlCE-FIRbT PAGE-Sixth column.
PROPOsALS-sEyENTn PAGF-Sixth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
kENT-SEoOND PAGE--ThiId column.
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-sEcoND PAaE-Third
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sEoosD rAan-Thrd Co
lumn
REsTAURANTs- SEVENTH PAGE-sixh column.
kEWARDS-FIRsT PAaE-Sixth coumn.
hALEs AT AUCTI0N-THmD PAGE-Fiith and sixth
SITUATIONS WANTED -FEMALEs-Tu,np PAeE-First
and second columns
SITUATIONS WANTED-MAlEs-TmRp PAaE-Thrd
SPECIAL NoTICEs-Fmsr PAGE Frs. and second col
sPoRTINd-DoGs, BIRDS, 2o.-Frnsr PAeK-second
STALLIONS-FIRsT PAGE-Secnnd column.
THE TRADES-TnRD PAGE-Fourth column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES SECOND PAGE
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS To LET
SECOND PAGI--Third column
WANTED TO OPuRCHAsE-FIRsT PAar-Third column.
WINES. LIQUORS, &C-SEvENTH PAGE-Fifth column.
VAULTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsr PAaE-Thrd
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NEW sPAPERs.
THE JOURNAL DE ST. PETERSBURG
Political, Literary, Commercial and industrial.
Daily

Subscriptions taken the Journal &C. Petersburg
for three MONTHS months year Directly address
the special Office established the Impe
Petersburg -
The application for subscription should be accompanied
with the price OF the latter either In money draft ou
some banker at St. Petersburg.
Subscription price for different countries
y months 5months. year.
Rdubles. &. Roubles Roubes..
Russia and the States OF the Ger
man Postal Union. ................ IL II n
Belgium, switzerland, Holland
Ia and the Roman States. 49,. 8 as l3 -
Fyaee Denmark, England and :, :. oa
Sweden, Spain. Portugal. Greece :. -
and Egypt. ~ ~ ~ -
Tho Vnlted Etaseess N H. u
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INOR SALE CHEAP FOR CAsH-Two DOUBLE
i Trucks and Harness. nearly new; two or feur good
horsesand Good WIN OF there down
Sold ON account Of sicknes Ask for carman, 10 william
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BM RAILROAD-CoLUMBiA g. G., Dec l3 1870
Coupons OF State bonds certificates OF In
oebedness and second mortgage bonds of this Company due
January 1871 will be paid at the banking house Of H. H.
Kempton. No. Nassau street, at the South Carolina
Bank and Trust Company, Columbia, and afer the
1st day Of January, 1871.
The into :. the outstanding mortgage bonds and
fractional certificates Of indebtedness viii be paid at the
Office OF the Company -
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THE CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK,
L NEW YoRK, Dec. 81. 1870.
Thirticth dividcnd-The Directors Of this Bank have
this declared dividend OF eight per cent out Of the
earnings OF the past months free OF all payable
and after the 8th inst The transfer books will remain
GEORGE M. HARD, Cashier.
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FINANCIAL.

A TLANTlC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD.
"A The Semi Animal Coupons OF these Bonns WI, be paid
on and after Thursday the 18th December In god at
National Shoe and Leather Bank In New York the Com
WILLIAM A HAVES Traaa,,rer
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

In order that all persons may have opportunity Of
uniting In this testimonial ITO the Of the great and
good Admiral the members OF the assocaton have hxe
the highest limit Of each subscription at &loo Those wish
subscribe other amounts give their
names to members OF the association Of whom
furnished with books; they send their checks to
JNO. j. CISCO, Treasurer
Waiiat
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COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
pacific MAIL STEAMSHIP Eh1ssI coMpAsY's
California and China.
ssaS, New snS York 30 Sag GrfFS
siss FIT Is s1sss si;s s'sssss'' sss
according TO location of berth.
These rates include BERTH and all necessaes the
Steamer. Of the above line pier q North river foo. Of
on The l,h and soib Of each month,
except when those fall Sunday then the day pre-
One hundred pounds Of baggage free to each adult Aed
January 4 OCEAN M QUEEN. Captain Conner, connecting
Departure OF 10th every month will touch nj San J0se
1871, for China and Japan
AZ freight Tor San francisco WIN fast and be received
Freight for Central America and South Pacific ports win
only All the usual facilities afforded shippers in collecting
For rsgh, Or passage tickets and all further information
"''' : - 0'' - F. R. BABY, Agen.
+6 Asn
A HscAfs FROM A Thn GSss Risoss SPs
Psos s.s.m.hg Company win %e:pss
xSs s q
ports Malta, Port sad and suez Canal snsa
panys steamers for the various ports Of China Japan and
.sS, further 'nfSr%..,on apply the
GAN DOMINGO LINE
~ Puerto Plata, Samana and San Domingo City.
The United States mail steamship
TYBEE,
Captain K. A. Delaney,
viii leave pier No. North river for the above ports
Saturday, December 81 at O'Clock y. n. For freight
passage apply TO SPOFFORD BROTHERS CO.,
No. 80 broadway.
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
~ Atlantic Mail Steamship Company.
Sailing regularly every Thursday at O'Clock p NJ pre-
cisey. from pier No. North river. .
MORRO CASTLE Capt r. Adams (vta Nassau) " Dec 2g
COLUMBIA, Capt Il. Van Slice. jan
MtSSOU RI Capt j. \. Edwards via Nassau ....JaD IL
Knr n nauk kAga aQnniy
s P"''e "a W. DIMOCK President
No. Bowling Green
HAVANA, sIsAL AND VERA CRuz.-NEw YORK
I'll and Mexican Mall steamship line, leaving pier II East
river At 3 =. M. . :
CLEOPATRA Captain Philips Thursday, Dec %
CiTy or MEXICO Captain Thinner Saturday. JAN z
CLEOPATRA, Captain Phillips. "Wednesday Jan lS
CRY OF MERIDA, Captain Dsaken.. Saturday JAN %
For freight or passage apply to -
y. ALEXANDRA a SONS, 80 Broadway
CLEOPATRA goes 10 Havana only taxes no passengers
TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON sTEAMRRs-TouCH.
The Al steamship ARIAbNE Captain at pier ~ East
river, wili Leave % on on Saturday, December 81.
Through bills ading given 10 Houston and 70 all points
G. Railroad
Z, H. MALLORY CO.. Ma Maiden lane.
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E'OR SALE CBEAP-THREE YOUNG, STYLISH
Horses l419 to 1b,5 hands HIGH all warranted
and Kind suitable for use i6Pery street. MUS
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I1OR ChfSKILL. DAILY. STEAMBOATS, THOMAS
i POWELL and SDSNYSIDE leave pier 81 North
foot Ul Franklin r. NJ and Saturday, At
i. NJ, inare their usual landings, connecting at Csski
West,
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AMusEMENrs-src PAez-Firh and sixth col
SS1SSEss rs fsSSDsEAs
HoAsp '' sSb ssf iIGopSiSG wANrED-srcOsD PAGE
bsoosssis9qss ssisqs iSs11 column
BpsrEEzEssss NESS OPPORTUNITIES r.ax-rourA col
CRY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-FiEsr PAGE
CLERKS AND Statesmen -TsIsp PAer-Fourth column.
'CoAsTwisE STEAMSHIPS PAsE-rinh and sixth
column
oGsEs s4srd 4o H FTsSIsnEp AND uS
- FURNISHED -sroosD Pher-1Third column
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS FIRST PAGE Fifth column.
FINANCIAL: sraSf rieH-.rhlrd asa column. '
FOR FOR ,laLIs7, sALEa THIRD PAeE-sisth column col uG,
hEEF hELF g
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &o-FIHsr PAGE-second and
ls wSsP fo%q
JESsE9 dTY h6BkE aoS Gy AND BER
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-frRsr PAGE
1EcTURE sExsoS- SEVENTH rAsr-sirtb column.
Lost AND FOUND ~FIRsr PAGE-First column
MASRINEESYTHeD SR1S PAanIsslh FACE column
MEpICAL-sEooND PAaE-Fourth column. =
MISCELLANEOUS sADVEKTIsEMENrs-El rAsr
Sixth column.
MUSICAL-SEooNp PAGR-Fifth column.
PERS0SALS-FIRs1 PAGE-fist column.
PIANOFORTES- -SE0oND PAGE Fifth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-FTRsT PAGE Fourth column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-FIRsT PAaE-Fourth
column.
REAL ESTATE wANTED-TIrRp PAGE-Sixth column.
REWARDS FIRST PAGR-Firs. column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS no LET-SEooND PAGER
Third and fourth columns.
SALES AT AUCTION-THIRD PAGE-Fifth and sixth col
umps.
SITUATIONS WANTED -FEMALES-Turnp PAGE-First,
second and third cOlumns.
SITUATIONS wANTED-AALES-TAIRD PAGE-Third
column.
SPECIAL NOTICES-FRsr PAaE-First column
SPORTING-DOGS BIRDS, &o.-rIRsr PAGE-Second
SUMMER REsOKTS-SEoosD PAGE-second column.
THE TRADES-THIRD PAGE-Fourth column.
TIE TURF-FIRsr PAGT-Sccond column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsES-SEcoND PAer-
Third column.
TRAVELLERS GUJDE-FIRsr PAGE Sixth column.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &o.-sLyLNm PAaE-Sixth
column.
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INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, AUGUST 27,
1S70I appearing to the Superintendent from the report
of the Commissioners appointed by him examine into the
affairs OF the United Fire
pany of Baltimore the State of Maryland, the
OF said Company are in unsound condition there
notice hereby given the certificates
heretofore granted IN behalf of said Company to
business in this State hereby revoked and annuled
GEORGE W. MILLER, Superintendent
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East Side
4 FOR SALE Low, ON FAVORABLE TERMS: THE
a. desirable four high stoop brown stone House, s5
East sixeth street, Lexington avenue. Apply the
premises.
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COAsTWisE STEAMSHIPS.
IL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYs
c,1,@nos|ss T1epoash .Ld Line e,;.. TO-
Freight and passage greatly reduced.
,,s, .,s'ss:, e si;a si'ess;;'' ss;.
according to location of berth.
These rates include berths board necessares
Steamers Of the above line leave P No A. North river
, on 9th and 2lst OF each MONTH
except when those days fall Sunday then the previous
Medicine and attendance free
c6SsrfTGTIoN Captain taSsry A@"'' connecting WIN
Steamer JAPAN Will leave San Francisco October 1870
Al freight for San Francisco wit 60 fast be re-
Freight for Central American and South Pacific win
usual facilities Afforded shippers in collecting inl4na
For freight or passage tickets and all further Information
+. K. BABY, Ascn.
HAVANA sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ
II New York and Mexican Mail Steamship Line
sailing eve every twenty days from pier II East river.
CRY o. NESISo Zimmerman Saturday, Sept, 10 N.
''' "''E'' r!'k F. %kh2XSSsbsE SONS ss Broadway.
limited STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
rom per Noy.s river A' CLOCK T. A precisely
MoRR0 CASTLE Captain R. Adams. Is
''.'"S. :" .'' ''''ss q. a.%ShAtEH j.. President.
ilAEAhs LINE or eTEAMENS-IOiCu Gil
The Al steamer ASHLAND, Captain -.a,pier %
East river, will san Saturday, September g. or sooner r
All goods for Houston the interior will forwarded by
or s.:s sf vTsdis2 SsassS9 ~ ass Co., free q
For freight or E.iMass sxIEoRy sflEso CO.. 1853 Maiden
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Old line. Low freight
The well known st class sidewheei s,eamship
DIX SOTO,
Thot aa II. Morton, Commander,
VIII leave pier No ~ North river saturday September
All r. NJ Freight taken s through st. Louis
Mobile and Galveston.
For freight or passage, having superior
Apply 10 LIVINGSTON, FOX a Co,
The steamship - viii follow, and sail sa,ufaay Sen.
tember TO- a ON pier 30 East riser. -'
O. H. MALLORY CO, la3 Maiden lane
ENOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IL . The Cromwell Steamship Line
ieavingpicr No. North river O'Clock az follows
T",pGI ess0n..
GEOkoE WASHlN0TON. Captain Ggger.
Freight received daily Through rates gwen for Galyeson
lndianola, Mobile and st. Louis. -
Cabin passage $50 steerAge $685. FOR psssae. or feiyb
appgto II. B. CROMWELL 4 co, Cd West 81, eet
ENOR NORFOLK. CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
l., Ola dominion steamship Company.
steamships OF this line eave pier 50 North river foot OF
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond every Tn.sdav
Thursday and Saturday. AT r. NJ connecting with the Vr-
gina and Tennessee Air line Inland ar iae
petersburg and Weldon railr amt ONO
roads and Richmond and Danvile railroads. p
senger tickets and through bills ladDs at
all points South and Southwest.
Apply nj ONCE on pier 81. 10
N l.. McCREAny. Tri nGrni.
~ Greenwich street. etfDer ct icy
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

SSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND HAND PARK.
"A PONY and Doctor Phaetons Dog Carts Depot Wagons,
Road Wagons Rockawsys, Vctoas, Harness. &c reliable
work. reduced prices. TAYLOH'S, 50 Cedar street
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A SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE
n OF very fna
TRACK. ROAD AND FAMILY HORSES,
Carriages, wagons, Harness, &c,
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 80,
AT lUle O'CLOCK SHARP,
AT PRIVATE STABLE, ~ WEST HIRTY.sEvENTH
STREET
between Broadway aud Seventh avenue
consisting part Of of Bay Horses hands
years, safe and reliable drivers free from
and warranted to trot in minutes together war;
sound and kind
Young fast Bay Troug horse Zavier sired by Ethan
Alien, dam sorre Ella raised Cambridge Mass,
and when years old trotted al Mystic Park 2hf
years old Ism hands with flowing and has longest
cepng he is pleasant driver Great
endurance and for style superior on track
road condition in 40: 10 beat
$50 day of sale warranted sound NJ kind.
Sorre Morgan Belle 1bia nds, wears kind
and gentle; safe rcabe and pleasing
driven by ladies and children to pony phpeOn Park
driving warranted sound and kind, mnues
Bay Patcheu mare Ib5q bands years old tloed New
Jersey State Fair last year IN 2S has had
ing since she ia very pure gated safe
and with proper promises great speed sound
snd kind and to tIot IN 800.
Roam horse Chicago Ned, la hands, old. free
prompt driver, great bottom and IA
2SD and warranted sound and kind beat 2iU
sale
Also Clsrenoe Phaetens, Wagons, Single Double
ness, Lc.
Sale positive. Any Of the above be
ara day before sale.
JAMES JENKINS,
Am
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A PERFECT SADDLE HORSE,
IA One Of the finest in the country,
l5 hands high, Old; Kind double harness has
nelber wee, trick fault raised Macy,
sales 6y, and has pedigree thai VIII satisfy the
fastd,ous; has gnit a saddle horse Only
parties IN search OF s, class saddle horse invited
apply at -
JOHNSTON & VAN TAssELI'S
- HORSE AUCTION BRANCH,
liz East Thirteenth street, near Four,b avepue
The New York herald., 1870-08-29

A SPEED, SPEED, STYLE AND sArErY-By
y public auction, Tuesass sh al ..,le E ss f,,,t
Jones street. at II A. MPne trotting road and family
Horses the whole omprlsin: fine ever
At pus!!d sR!e.
Aso Wagons, Harness, &c, Stock warranted sound and
kind.
blood BAY young trot,ing Horse sired by Columbus
l5f high old fine ana Fast beat As either
single or double; warranted sound and kind
Fine blood hay roting Horse sired by Magma Chara 16
hgh old tr0t In 2a7 40 warranted sound
and kind
These horses have been driven together team
make fine driving, handsome reliable They
trotted ago Mtche's Park, 24s
easily the Columbus horse tTotted in "a single
One the handsomest finest bred dark dapple
trotting Mares The country is l59 nigh years old
raised Kentucky and sired by Pilot
has fine flowing and tail; extra stylish and well
behaved; has vice and be driven bv lady
safety: trained develop her speed
beat so to road wagon sure day wairsned sound
and kind
Also the fast bay thoroughbred Mare Kate Hazard 15s
bigh old, fine, driver has and
nothing is fast gated honest and reliable and
roadsers the she
231o she show 6 with few days and
show 40 day of sale warranted sound and kind
Also other horses description in Tuesdays Herald.
These horses part the property OF private gentc
returned from Saratoga where he has used them
the last and having further tor them
then for absolute sale
Stock be and examined AT stable Monday
morning. sale. Fall particulars &C. in Tuesdays Herald
JOHN IL. VANDEN ATEk, Auctioneer
The New York herald., 1870-08-29

TJ,APSCOTTS EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EX.
change onlce.Passage from Liverpool Queenstown
weekly by first class steamships Also from Liverpool
London by weekly sailing packets Drafts OF II up.
wards available any and Ireland Al
the lowest rates at TAPSCOTT BROTHERS 4 co,
s6 South street, New ora