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PUBLIC MEETING OF TIE PHILoLoGIAS So
CIETY. RICHMOND CoLLEGE.-On FRIDAY
night the chapel of the college was filled to
ore1lowing by those who had gone ont,
guided by Il bright auroral light, to greet
the young men Of this society in this their
first public meeting of the session.
l., The exercises were opened with Il we'll
delivered defamation by Mr.. w. L. Hum
dley, Of King and Queen. after which the
society paper was read Next followed the
debate Oh the question ''DocS cloqHcDc@
depend more on nature than on art:" it
was discussed on the affirmative by McSsrS.
H. n. llarman, Of y Ibcmarlc, and j. B.
Turpin, Of Richmond; and oil the negative
by Mcssrs. j. il. Aewhili, of MiddleseS,
and J. I. Whitley, Of Suffolk. We have not
space 10 give even Il brief abstract Of the
arguments presented. suffice it TO say that
they ali acquitted themselves creditahIr,
and won the smiles and applause of all pre-
sent.
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ELLYsoN Il TAYLOR, news deaierf, llls Main
street.
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The best way to peeyert the wear Of carpets Id
10 unsdierlsy them with old papers. Tfay may be
prociired at the Dtspaa'. counsing-roprn ,fss 20
ceats per hundred " e
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sTRANGERs visiting the city should c III ut Er-
! Tyson q TAYLoRs, lilo Msin1 strest. Every
| thing new In the news and book line always ON
hand. m 4
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- -----s---T ----- - -
A AMUSEMENTS.

STONE d MURRAI'S CIRCUS.
a - sN .tE $500
TIE COLOSSUS OF EXHIBITIONS.
NEW DESIGNS TO AMUsE p B.. ~
PEERLESS TALENT-MaTCHLESa SKILL.
FRESH SENSATIONS F-E lio. -....-
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Exhibitions vii be given each

Fyhibitous VIII be girencach -
F:TEhN ASO NJ Il b I,
commencing at and "a o'clock. Doors open one
rr.. hour previutIs.g ..r.. id.
Adrnlss ion. 75c. Children und, tentycars, 5fc.
SENSATIONAL sPxCTACLEss&E& 10
~-s THE PUBLIU,:t ~
First. o,, the morning oi The exhibition day ia the
fo;ln uf Il
GRAND STREET PAGEANT.
precclcd by the elegant Bar,i Chariot. containing
Prof.. 0. p. PERxY'S FAMED ORCHESTRA.
The second free exhibition viii he u mnrYeiiolss
display Of huIuun l4trepdt.y ...
UP IN TEE AIR,
by IL. daring Furanbulis. M'l'c JEANETTE
rI,LsI,E4. who viii walk from the. sfoIrl 10 the
apex OF the circus pavilion 'url retarn Oh p,
SLENDER WIRE. rhis startlieg &iaiui;ous per-
formance of consummate daring viii commence
ahont ?. NJ, and the unique nature nj the feat
cannot fail 10 command the attention Of tbs cti-
zcns Of this city.
The great JOHN HENRY C2,ckF. the epuss-
| ~orld in his marvellous icalt on SlA NAhaD
HSHH lie E EMILE HENRIETTA COOKE. con-
| es -ely the most u shins, daring, ana hhisl.cd
| tqucsIGs nc ~ the wor!d, 49,, ,,.,,,,,,>
| Mll. JEANETTE ELts!.hE, 7the astonishing
and beautiful tight-ropc L-1seust. ,,.,.
! Miss rMI,,f COOKE. the elegant English
| lncnsgc equc-tri.nnc.
| Mr. DF < sTDNE, tic popular American clo"'t
TON BARRY. Mbcruiau clown; til,st appear
| ance il lncrica.) u,,o ,>,i., ,,,,,, .
| ,nJ The ceebrat Il actors, Bachelor. Snow Bro
i,,ers R,i.s, George. Uucr0w frnmklhi, C"ium-
| hls Cook Leach. Lanol!. LOCKWOOD, aa"aiu''
any Mr r"J,1HS II. MURRAY. the unequ'lled c1Fes-
/ ,rnn III er,nr Is :, guarantee VI The rcdlicment
| and puriiy OF the cNhlbitlo''
| tosm5king allowed in pavilion
Ttclets can he had TODAY at WEST & JOHN
sTOS,S BOOKSTORE, near post-othce.
II
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Will exhibit 81

VIII exhibit IN
RICHMOND Two DAYS '&
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. GOT. is and 10
COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL CIRCUS LOT.
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
y COMPANY,
tMUHRIe FRA >KLiN, pRKSIIlENi.)
:y4U AHu 3IS D.OADNAi.

h,r"E., I"CH,o.e ~ s,gGC go Gv
Irs.. MA j., Tir.,ji,it ,.. rs ,Qt0 %
Puli rs 25.eI ordinary Hfe Elan. hrH~ 'oT-
fell.. J.r a 't~ In &C ~Inual premiums arc paiu
"a cndowiucuG ban (wnere insured get" Use
amount U cash ~ he close Of the tcrtnl noii-'o--
tei:sD!e a'ler payment Of ,So annual premiums
by D ~ld-uy policy Tor f,ro rata amount OF fret
policy, d:c al clio OF endowment; also, for bmtt-
ed period. u fan.s ters ior henn6t OF iegs
Eh:t. ST IT'D CFOt LIBERAL TERaS.
Cfhcc over -xch4nse Bank, with Davenport q
Co., N0t Main E.lCct, Rich,no1n. Va
A. N. BAILEY, Agent
p. p, I. I g. :. $ohEHzS, Ena~iHef'. ~
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For a good gold filing, go to Dr.. eEo. B. STEEL.
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MEETINGS.. s
MASONIC NOTICE.-The menl- M~ysm
lG hers of II 4 MA \ II. a. Ct1AP e ,skLSSSA
N0 SO. are requested - at.cGdz si ,tcd CON- xZah
yocation a, tccir Cha Dtor-r IONS, on 18th sssssS
street rHIa fHona,yi EVESInG. at 6otcipck.
By ordc-, Of the NJ. z. a. P.
WM. wTLSOs.. Sec. #
Royal Arch Masons IN good st&ndlpS are fra-
ternslly invited. - ~.
OCT. 18th. ~ L. $50. d. II. 1870. Es
NTOTICE.-Thc regular meeting of the
~ OLD UOHINIO&0 BUILDING ;ASsOGIA-
o. ck and wrtklr at TINT nou- until fur thrr mo-
DICE. Shares w.ll DC offered Tor redemption this
ey.niay. By order tue Roarr.
L. WM. IOFESSTEIS, Sec'y.
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JOHN 3. PRESTON.
GFNFpkl. -TNATf AcE.,T VIRGINIA,
40 lain STREET. H;ChMUND.

Nfa-T-CLA~> : EHT;
..... IS. au.,J)a-si i. ever cuGitT IN la Siat:.
..... -; .rp,,..tIofs r,rs..a>i3, ~ y. lsl-cr,
,.-.r,t.,-5 j.. ;.-.-,..-.., i ~ 1r
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y F:TERN NOON ASD M q y L,
commencing at !: and "a o'clock. Doors open one
rr.. hour preriptIs. r. .
A,lrnls ion. 75c. Children uni, r tenycafs, 5fc.
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ADTgRT YSEMENTS.
[By &ashprity Of Tie Goyemor.J
no. 80 Joint Resolution Proposing
an Amendment TO the Constitution Of

an Amendment TO the Constitution Of
the State.
Resolved by the Legislature Of W,st Virgin
ia, The following is proposed rs an Amend
nient to the Constitution. of this State, l. be
substituted for section one of article.t!rcc
thereof, and TO becomepar of SAID Constitu-
ton when ratificd according 10 tie provisions
thereof, namely:
"The male citizens OF the State shall be en-
titled to vote at all elections held within the
election districts In which they respectively re-
side: but no person who is n minor, or Of un-
sound mind, or paupcr, or WHO is under con-
yiction OF treason, felony or bribery in an cleo
ton, or who has not been resident OF the
State for one year, and of the county in which
he offers to vote for thirty days exspreceding
such offer, shali be permitted to vote while
such disability continues"
Adopted February %, 1870.
In the House Of Delegates, Thursday, Feb
ruary "a, 1870, the above resolution was
adopted.
Tue YEAS WERE-Messrs. Welsh (SpeaLerl
Agncw, Ballard, of Monroe, Ballard, Of I.o-
gan, Beltzhooyer, Bowyer, Brannon, Burgess,
Dayisson, Donehoo, Evans, Farnsworth, Fish
er, Flanagan, Flick, Gandae, Guthrie, iHcsyey.
Howard, Jackson, Judy, Lamb, Lamon, Lynch,
MAY well, Mccoy, Meadows, Miller, Necley,,
Pownall, RAIDER, Repp, Scott, Smith, Teter,
Thomas, Wells and Wilkinson-3s.
tbs YArs WrsE-Messrs. Baker, Barlow,
Carpenter, Chambers, Collins, Cracrait, Davis,
Faris, Goff, Hassler, Hill, Howe, Plcrpoiut,
Price, Rexroad, Sturgiss, Summers and
Wheat-ls.
IL tho Senate Monday, February, IS, 1870,
the above resolution wrs adopted rife
THEr .SYsls WBRs-Messrs. Farrsworth,
PresidentI Applegate, Brown, Gather,
lJames) Gather Jesse il. Hook, Crane, Davis,
Dayton, Doolittfe, Gold, Hartman, Koonce,
Leonard, Pstrick, Phelps, Ramsdell and
Young-Eis. isi'.', ), y.
Tnl NAYS WHR1-Aessrs. Borenan, Humph-
reys, Werninger and Wilson,. ~.
81 August is, 1870, tde y
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ITN0 the creditors Of jacob Shock, Jr,I de-
ceased: -.
In pursuance Of dtcrcc.of the Circuit Court
Of the County of Gilmcr, made IN a cause
therein pending, TO subject the real estate o.
the said Jacob Shock, Jr., TO tic payment Of bis
debts.
You are required 10 present your claims
against the said Jacob Shock, Jr., for adjudea-
ton 10 Nelson NJ. Bennett .Commissioner, at BIZ
office in said county, oh orhsiorc The 2dth dayo
October, 1870.
Witness, Thomas NJ Ilrannon, clerk or said
court this 9Th day OF September lsio.
T. II. BRASs0N Cleik.
CosAp, Attorney. ELL
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sonr radical in thiscOunty who turned
to the Democrats about four weeks ago,
failed to gets nomination and Topped
back, publishes bis repentance. Where
upon we hear Of "groat changes and re.
publican gains. This is the great pOlit.
ical revolution in Kauawha county. A
buffalo chip floating up an eddy is a poor
index of tile direction of the current il
the middle ofthc Mississippi. Charlestor
COunsr.
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Pertinent Questions.

The Chicago Tribune (isadisaD. sag-
: IT'S tina; voters had Batter put lie fl.
living questions, 10 men wbo want to &C
hack TO Washington:
How many bills have you favored 10
,qke our homes,eads anl give to rail-
rays?
What protection can you give to a man
dt open prairie, menaced all round by
combinations of Indians, capitalists, tar
IFS, and transportation monopolics?
How much has your vote lightened my
taxes and the cost of my salt. clothing,
lumber, iron, and freightage2
Have l, With my one hundred and six
ty acres and nothing else, been as much
considered by you and yours as the man
with steam engine and mill?
Have you been taking care Of me ac-
cording to my notions or the notions of
the gentlemen on the other side of the
AIleghahies?
Have you voted for any subsidy, draw
back, grant for foreign islands, bounty.
increased tax, or discriminating duty?
Let every voter take the advice of tho
Chicago Tribune, the leading Republican
paper of theIWest, and ask Radical can
didates for Congress the above questions.
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BIrrY THOUSAND negro votes were cast
for the radical ticket at the late election in
Kentucky. They avuiIod nothing. The
decent portion of the republican party
voted the White Mans Ticket, leaving the
negroes in lonely minority. Thus il
will be everywhere. When the question
is put, as now. betwsen. white and black,
white men would not DO fl TO vote were
they not as true as negroes to sticking to
their solOrs.
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TnE Democratic legions ore gathering.
The air is,vocal with their rallying cries.
They demand "frec ballot for white
men," and if there be power iD human eff
( fort they will receive it.
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INVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY. y.
ALEX MARTIN, D. D., pHrspHsr, with full
corps Of Professors. 80 ,ts,,.

. I..H i D.
Opened hut recently. for purp oses Of instrrc-
ton, this Institution has already obtained a
very extensive range Of patronage and support.
7, possesses thohnest grounds and buildings
in the State. :,
Glasses are formed in all the regular depart
ments Of Collegiate and Scientific study. .l.A
Special advantages for thorough acquisition
of the Modern Languages, the study OF Geolo-
~, and other branches in ths'interest Of Agrij
culture.
Chemistry taught according to the new and
,only correct system.
ceTcachers' class every Spring Term
A valuable Cabinet and Apparatus. y nSi
TuiTIoy, from Sl5 to $24 per year.
Fall term begins Sept. It'll. Winter, De
: mber 9th. Spring, March 1lst.
COMMENCEMENT June 18th. t8r =
E5- Send for Catalogue.
Jay GEO. G. .STURGISS r.
~ Sec'y Board Of. Regents
Morgantown, W. Va, July 80, 1870.
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Fion allquarters of the State 70 hear
Exchanges from radicalism to Democracy
The negro has fixed the fate Of "loyalty'
in Kanawba. We learn that to save The
county, the more obstreperous radicals
want three or four hundred Democrats
stricken from the lists. That little; game
is played out" Nothing is LETT the rad
ical party in this State but to stand still
and die.
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= ,sauER has been rcnominated for Con-
gress by the negroes Of his district in
Louisiana, and, if they can keep him out
efthe penitentiary lOug enough, they will
probably elect him. ~
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A LETTER from Cleveland says: 1.-The
Mississippi State Senator who married a
negro, and who is spending the honey
moon hero, seems to be really in love with
his wife; but how long before that love
will fadef p Its not likely to fade at all
1t is dycd..in the wcel.
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The radicals claim a great reaction"
in Knnawha county. 1t consists in this,
tina. the radical party has gained in the
last three months about four hundred
colored. voters, and los. about five hun
dtedswhitcs. It's "rcacting'' worse than
that over the balance fthe sta,c.
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TwEsrY-osE men 10 single neighbor-
hood in Kauawha county left the radical
party last Saturday. They believe that
1.-The white race is the ruling race Of this
Republic" And he cry is "still they
oone."
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4 HALF-A DOZEN glorious Democratic
medtiugs have been held in neighbonns
counties since our last Issue. !. The peopl,
aresright. Fall in The colunn moves
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TuE Superintendent of Schools in
Washington City has been turned out be-
cause lie couldn't read and write. Ifloyal
men sre to be dismissed from Office upon
such pretcxts as that, we should like to
know what is to become of the radical
party.
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TnE Rev. Frank Grad, radical
preacher and politician Of Nashota, Wiz
consin, has just had law-snit with
young widow Of that town. The Court
decided that the parsOn must supper. the
child.
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FROM Washington we learn that upon
The assembling of the North Carolina
Legislature, an effort will be made by the
Conservatives to impeach Governor Hol-
den.
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CRUELTY TO ANIMALs-Hereford ex!
coriatiOn of Stevenson and Witchcr at
: Fayette Court House.. ,.S
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The Chicago Times says 'fMnior Gen.
eral' Hiram walbridge, who is likely to
succeed Fish. lis the fabbiest wind-bag
md most arrant old humbug to be found
anywhere, and is altogether just tho man
for Grants Secretary Of State
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JOHN r.. RYAN.
BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY.


JOHN r.. RYAN. ~
BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY.
The undersigned would respectfully in
form the citizens of Lewis and adjoining
counties that they have opened new and
extensive
BOOT AND SHOE STORE gr'
Two doors above Lewis store, Main street,
Weston, Vest EIginia.
We shall keep constantly on hand full
supply Of ladies', Misses and Ghidren's
Shoes, and large assortment Of gentle-
mems
SHOES AND BOOTS,
Ready made and "to order"
The quality ofour work will DO as good
or better than you can get elsewhere; and
our prices shall never fail to please, Give
the new store trial, before worrying out
your lives and wasting your money in
buying Bouts aud Shoes at dry goods
store.
REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED
At shortest notice and niosi reasonable terms
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
JOHN x. RYAN
lana On ia1n W.
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RUNS, PAINTS, OILS, DYE-sTuFFs
PUTTY, wlNpow.GLAss, FANCY

In$hort, everything usually found in 6rsi
class Drug Store. lis stock hassL.ep carefully
selected. and is warranted as Represented.
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Csatrc Street. Weston. Nest; virgins
A good assortment Of Grsceriei .hlwaays k.b,
on haud.s' Produce ioushian sold The bss,
quality oflicrers for sale. ipAstrtifies to suit
purchasers. Wheeling eiogies: t:nt cigars. and
the hes. grades Of Tobacco. always o. hand.
Siorc--one door above tho Bank.
apr27-tfis sEisdi.l' ,i-'s'st
j..dig
,e0 u us. .ss 4ia rt;rsiR
.a:cy, H,af
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CeRISc AND SUMMER GOODS.
T. NJ. HALE,
Is now receiving largo addition to biz
- STOCK OF GOODS,
and inrites his former patrons and the n,h
lie generally is call and examine Ii,
NEW SUPPLY,
consisting of the usual variety .,
DRY obs,
Also splendid stcck.of
L.iBiES' SHOES,
Misses and Giiildrens Shoes.
A large lot of Mems and Bows,
BOOTS AND SHoEs
A splendid lot eff MEMS and Boys' Hal.
1880 VERY CHEAP.
Ladies' Hats,
if READYsIADE CLOTHING;
COFFEE. So s,i.,as;,i
-o.e SUGAR, taa l,e;l
NAILS, A,sN st
DYE-STuFFS;
81 ~ QUEENSWARB,
ST0NEW AI,E, aud
s,0s.sa.- 1.~.,. hi SALT.
all kinds Of ri 2 siiss -
Il, -..,,,.a.s LEATHER, ~
,,s.i scss5 lus COTTON YARNS
And in fact everything generally found in
. his line of business, which will be ,6ld
low for cash or produce IN hand.
-rpESe All kinds Of prodaoe Ean.od IN
lcxchangefor Goads. :. aiie
Allthe above tsooils can be purchased
sehoaper at nv establishment than 4. .pv
other Storeip. WesslYirghia. : Give mo !
call before purchasing elsewhere.
ES-Mr. Hale has also irst-class Boo,
and Shoe NIanufactory IN conIexion with
his Store, to which he would eaA tho nj.
ton ofthe public. ~ a.i isoh
noy4tf PaN. EALR.
.-f..-,s i.s,..Ift ,ur eassff !1ffr&s
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

AGENTS :,s Ga & i ass -; !.
U tue ,s' ,gl,rg USH ss. ., .ls ,aaTSei Apply At
McHipncy, lsOs Chessnatst., Phila Pa. W
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lEWlELRK.
PATCHES, CLOCKS & JEEELRY

His stock Of LADIES JEwELRy, comprise.
afuli stock of $
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4DrxRnSeNENfS.
NEW Drug STORE.

y EN- .bANN VI otNN4..
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVEaYrs rs.

AMUsEMENTs-rwELFTH PAaE-Fifth aud sixth col.
SSasSHss 1SS fS5aEss
BOARD AND ioDGiSa WANTED SECOND rAon-sec.
SAs EGsI scs
BUSINESS oPfoRTUNiTIEs-Frnsr PAox-Thrd col
H HESL 2sFs ss
CLERKS AND sALEsMgN-rwrLr1u rAor-rArd
Sgp p.o.rsa
CoAsTWIsE srEAMsHIPs-Frnsr PAoE-Finh and
sSss$sS .s a. col
DANeISS ACADEMIES -rwgIy1u pAoK- Sixth column.
DwEEEING HHgsEs 70 LET E0EAisasp AND UN-
EUROPEAN sTEbMsIPs Flesr PASsfiitS uSial Column.
kkgge9ssIossF1asT SSHa Column
FINE ARls-zFInsT PAGE First column.
x9s @ SALE sALEvstSoSD sMHN PAGE @ Third s column %
Hgs sSumn column
HELe WANTED FEMALES -TwELsrn PAaE-sccond
HORSES cAkhiAGEs ao.-FInsr PAGE Second and
HOTELS -srSoSp PAGE Second column. s,.,
IssySGSTISs vsscosD "a rAess!rse column
EESnE column
LOAN OFFICES-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIksr PAGH-Fourth column.
MACHINERY y-SEoOND PAoE-Thrd column.
MARBLE MANTELS- SECOND pAGE-Thicd column.
MEDICAL-TwELFTH PAGr-Fourth column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADNERTISEMENfS-TESTa PAGE
Sixth column
Observation-Disclosures PAGE-Fifth column.
kUSICAL-NINTH PAGE-Sixth column.
NEN PUBLICATIONS TWELFTH PAaB-Thrd column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-First column.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAGE Fifth column.
fosSri OFFICE NoTicE~Finer PAeS"sixtA i column.
rRoFPsH OFT Of ThE CITY FUR SALE OR
RENT-SECoND PAGg-Fifth and sixth columns.
REAL ESTATE TO OEXCHANGE-SEooND PAGE-Sixth
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sEooNp PAGR-sirth column.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES FIRST PAGE-Third column.
REWARDS-FIasT PAGg-Fouith column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LEr-SRooND PAGE
Fourth and filth columns.
EALtS AT AUCTlOE-TwEIFTH PAGR-Fourth column.
STU uATlONS Observation-Disclosures PAGE
First and second columns
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES- PAGE
Third column.
SPECIAL NOTiCEs-Flnsr PAGE-First column.
sPORTlNG-DoGs, BIRDS &o.-FInsr PAaE-second
GTALLIONS-FIRsT PAGE-second column.
SUMMER RESORTS-SECoND PAGE-Third column
THE 1RADES--NlNTH PAGE-Sixth column.
THE TURF-FIRsT PAGE-Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEooND PACE
Fourth column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-FIRsr PAaH-Sixth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIKsT PAGE-Sixth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &O.-FIRsr PAaE-First COL
unln.
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THE TURF.

E,LEETw OOD PARK,
MORRISANIA,
WESTCHkSTER, N. Y.
BEPTEMBER MEETING, 1870.
PREMIUMS $1,000.
oEPTEMBER %. II, ~ and e.
TUESDAY, September 10.
furse NO. ISL c0O for 2s<0; 8600
70 the nrst horse, $3.50 the sscond 100 20 the third
. WEDNESDAY,. September 2l
frse NO. OOv for that beat $50; 81 200
20 the st horse &50 to the second f900 to the third
THURSDAY, September y.
ruse NO 5c0 for hofses that beat c6; 81 600
70 tns nrst horse $500 70 the second x400 10 the third
FRIDAY. September 2s.
rurse NO. 500 for horses that beat "a, Two
mn miles and n harness $500 to the first horse $500 to
Purse No So go for horses that never bea22a ssoo
10 ne rst horse $500 TO the second, $500 to the third
All the abOsc mile heats three In fve In harness,
cept Purse No. which will be two miles and repeat In har
ness.
Entrance per cent three and start, to
elose George W. jenkins Fleetwood Park Club House,
qS4 Broadway, between F0reh and Forty streets
New York, At O'CLOCK r Sept, Al entries by mail to
be addressed to box l2 Morrsans Post office By order
HENRY DATER, President.
FASHION C0URsE-TRorTING SATURDAY. SEPT. 8,
at3 O'Clock stake OF 80 mile heats best In to tar
nrss VIM McRooerts enters bay geldng, J. b. Cot enters
black Ced'ng, A. G. WhItson enters bay geding
FASHION COURSE-TROTTINa MATCH, $780, ON
Saturday, Sepember att o'cock; dash of ave miles,
IN harness. William McRobers chestnut mare Brady's
chestnut gelding.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-03
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

AT BARKER 4 HAMLIN's
"A CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK rATrER-
MAJOR cii chARLFs AR BARKhk %nCTfSNEER.
Regular auction
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
GENTLEMEN'S PRIVATE ESTA Bills HMENTS disposed
OF a. public or private sale the BEST ADVANTAGE and
everything in the horse line TO suit the needs of ALL
CLASSES of %sup Sepssry SsTSX 9 AiSS siS
in THE MART for showing Horses sale.
TWENTY-FOUK HOURS allowed for trial on every Horse
SUPERIOR sTABLING for Horses on sale.
CARRIAGES TAKEN on storage.
LIBERAL adyancss made on everything In the Horse line
BAY FAMILY HORSE, About i5H high, 5 years old; ;
an extra free and pleasant driver close to THREE
and warranted sound and kind elegant piano boz,
fulscat Road Wagon. made BY Benson Brothers and
ONE FINE THREE- QUARTER SEAT Road Wagon, made
,oNE SUPERIOR COAL BOX .hreequartsr sea. Road
TWO NEW SQUARE box top Wagons, new and
SEVERAL CHEAP Work Horses. N''''
ONE ExpRESS WAGON. city made, A. good as
S S sETGAsk ssEETHAMAy soss @s opS.r ad'a e
EXTRA STYLISH and superior bay Mare about 16X
high years old very handy game and pleasant driver
great roadster and warranted Kind and 9 believed
ssGs 8Sp =. an I,ds Y B
and @ asa s ss sss
three minutes fears locomotive and be driven
BY pf s1Ysn III syoS sssH n'f .
old very free and easy driver sharp stopper and all
day fears nothing and lsrfec gentle for ade:
ESQ sssES sEyERAI i SThEs HORSES ''s OF '''N
ESALES NEVER POSTPONED account of weather.