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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-03

FRxsH BEEF WASTING IT'S swxxrxKss on
SArlToL HILL"-On Saturday las, large piece
on fresh beef, weighing some 50 ponnds was
dropred from butchers wagon On the strset
Just north or the Capitol, near ne RAILROAD
rack, and ts still laying there, in q decomno
board OF health last Monday of its exissence' Ae
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TY ITE MS.


LINEN Handkerchiefs, purchased before the
recent advance, in half doz. boxes, for SI.5O, So
$3.50, So, 81, $3.50 and sc per box. Silk hand
kerchiefs, old and new styles. Black silk hand
kerchiefs. GEO. g. HENNING,
No. 40 18th street northwest.
PASSING AWAY! passing away!
Each Tooth Wash of former day.
SOzodont gives the coup de grace,
Goodbye to the humbugs let them pass. VS.
LADIES, it will be well to remember that Du
Always reliable. Sold wholesale and retail
by z. ID. Gilman. Retail by the following drug
gists: Kidwell & Son; r. ID. Bowling, Az and g
streets southwest; j. COughlin, +, corner of 9th
streets; P. H. Heller, It'll and streets; w. b.
Entwistle; Alfred Mcleod, Georgetown. coz
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, N. Y. av
and 18th ST., pays 6 per ct. on deposits. Nt31it16
RELIEF FOR THE FERr-FHR, s1.-Corns,
Bunions, Club, and Ingrowing Nails, ETC.. sue
cessfully treated by DIR. White, 5S5 18th street.
opposite U. s. Treasury. Branch, North
Charles street, Baltimore). Thousands relieved
and cured without pain.
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near u street,
1T,HE GREAT REFORM MOVEMENT Is fully
to purchase sTRA1s Ioii 1' PENN IN
sylvania avenue. my4o
JAPANESE FANS.
LADIES' POCKET FANS.
Beautiful, convenient and economical
NV BURCHELL,
je2s-toet 1882 II street.
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SUDDEN ATTACK OF INsANITY-Francis
Zee, OF Georgetown, (son OF the former we'll
known Alfred Lee, feed dealer, deceased,) WAS
tAken TO police headquarters this morning by
cohstApie Henry Lacey, in an insane condition.
AZ VII, oe sent 10 the insane asylum to-day
through the interference of Mr. Lacey. lee w AZ
prevented from doing his wife bodily harm this
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RY THOs BOWLING, Auctionoer; Georse,ow,
nRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICEs

AS the season Is advanced we are selling all kinds
OF Spring and Summer Dry Goods at greatly reduced
prices Our stock of Dress Goods, Parasol-, and
selling them cheap viii enable us to dol Cali and
examine our stock and buy bargains. BENJAMIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-03

SUDDEN DEATH-Mr. Thomas Powers pro-
priet0r OF grocery store on the corner of i2tb
and streets, was waiting upon some CUSTOM
ers, asst evening, when he was suddenly taken
III with appopieNy, and before medical assist
anee could be rendered died. Mr.. Powers was a
man OF about forty years OF age, and was widely
lived. - e
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
9O5 F STREET. 9O5
PHIL. III. WEIGH Il Co,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS. UCTTONRERs
AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
We buy and sell Real Estate. Houses, Stores.
Apartments and Offices to rent and lease Rents
collected guaranteed and advanced Money care
fully invested Negotiations OF all kinds faithfully
executed; Houses built; long time given for paw
ment: PlaEs, specihcahsns, contracts and deeds
skillfully drawn. Satisfaction guaranteed Give
US one call and we will merit another
~ ONCE under Masonic Temple. jeD-tf
NJ = W OF L O 4.
JUAN BOYLE d CO.,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
No. 5l3 FIFTEENTH STREET, PLANTS BuILpIS
FOR sALE-
street, between I'd ans Sd Streets with al the moderI
improvements; small cash payments and long tin.
on balance.
small and large, or the Hue OF the Point OF Rock
Railroad, within few minutes walk OF the depot
within thirty minutes Of Washington. Terms easy
One of 300 acres on the same road and same d,,t.ps
from depot, improved by House, &c.
SIX LOTS,
Near Capitol, fronting on New Jersey avenue; one
'hs BoTsE on Sor Il ths soc cash. ea.Do
THEE HANDSOME HOUSES in the west enc
TWO HANDSOME Houses on Nj Ninth street.
MONEY TO LOAN
In sums Of from 81 900 to siopoo on real estate.
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The great attraction on Capitol Hill is f. Y
refreshing ard healthy waters, as cold as ice.
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A You've LADY ATTEMPTS TO COMMIT Su,.
CIDE-1his morning young lady named Har-
riet Ennis, residing at No. 1706 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, attempted to commit suicide by taking
laudanum. Drs. Barnes and Brockenboroug ga
were summoned and administered an emetic,
which had the desired effect, and the would-be
self destroyer is now out Of danger. No cause
for the act Is assigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-03

PRIGG's Jewelry Store, No. 457 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, between and 9th streets receives
come beautiful styles in jewelry this week with
gold wires. ~
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The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, N. Y. a,
and 18th St, pays per ct. ON deposits. Nt3.1itl

THRRMoMKTRRs and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near 4x street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-03

The SPALDING GUARps-There was q maet-
ing on Monday night of Young men a. CarroII
hail, Tor the purpose OF forming a temperance
society, under the name OF Spalding Tempe
rance Guards, +" when the following officers v,eT.
elected u. ". Mcintosh, presiI~ n: John
MCCARTHY hrst vice president; Z. j. Ward.
second vice president; j. ". DOYLE, secretary
Inc society IL also intended 70 be military one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-03

Il inaugurated by giving our Patrons extra in
ducements to purchase at A. STRAUSS, l0ll Penn
sylvania avenue. my9o
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- 3 A b A HI Nc

o, lees IsLANp, Va, Is now open for the &C.
ing. ~ 'e S"0oe NJ
Band Of Muric in attendance dpr,ng "a s.s1lL!k
Terms: per day; els per week
vtE from baltlmore By Odd Bay Line, ana
Address cora n eoTupp, csne.
je1o-1m b..Lhos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-03

CARBoLio AcID.-The qualities of carbolic
acid as disinfectant are well known. 1t is be-
heved by some medical men that the carrying a
small quantity OF IL upon the person, and the
washing with carbolic acid soap, act to cert air
extent as safeguard against some conta giou:
diseases. Some people are so unreasonablypre-
however. as to prefer the smallpox. There i:
no accounting for tastes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-03

WANTS ATTENTIOE.-Edit0r.S Star: The atten-
tlon OF the health commissioners is respectfully
called to the locality on Maryland avenue, be-
tween lst and I'd streets, in the rear of the block
known as the "Selmar Seibert houses" where
nlth abounds in every variety, to the danger of
the respectable citizens in that vicinity. A
word to the wise, 81 A SURsCRIRRR
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HATS AND GAPS.

An the Leading styles Dress Hatsnov
Christy b London Pearl Cassimeres, lust imported.
Dunlap . Amidon's New York Pearl Cassfmeres,
and the Philsdelphia Aerino Covered Dress Hats,
4 superior stock Of Mackinsv stsws, the best IN
-WILLETr D RUoFP,
nAyll No. eos Pennsylvania avenue,
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Georgetown Advertisements

georgetown Advertisements
rIHE DEMOCRATIC AND CoNsERya.
;;ra ~, TIVE IesidentSof Georsetows who desire &c
Isns Mofs AZ SsSSrses &
nTwE.IHE UNDERSIGNED, DRY Goops
III , and Miilinery Merchants Of Georgetown. D.
40 berefy agree to close respective nj aces n,
tSs OR and after tLe sra pay OF gGT ant
2 M Saturday nights excep,ed: "Oo' q - O'Clock
MI. Tho.: Brown, Mrs s.. R Rssmss:
Mr.. Julius Lewis, Mr. Benj. niiIer'
Mrs Gutman, Mr.. Henry Oeffinper
Mr. Mr.. 4 + P1T .s,ts, Mr.. 81 Enrich,
Mrs Minnie Dahl. M. ] Yn1ns
Mrs.: r. strasburg, Annie Young 3 BRO.
u. =. w. Carter, J.E. Young. jys 81.
Rf THOs. BOWLING, Auctioncer; Georsetowp.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on F.v.
- ON T iIr1s. bSSeTSrgst nIx "a, a Auction
wiz sell on the p prsm s.e: S az Of S1lo 10,
-. itonting % feet on the east side Of Fsyette
o feet improved bS nosa seets sy depth Of
TsTn. balance il sand s1d e %as.s.
property: Cow eysncing and stamps at the cost
iy2et. THOMAS BOWLING, Auc..
nIssOLUTIONo OF PARTERsHIP.-Theu under
Full.iove Hsnsuer. have this day di.sovea their r
oye alone suthorzed to collect iii deSt. DUE
the late hrm. and will pay its Indebtedness
RICHARD FULLALOyI,
JACOB HANAUER
The business will be continued by RICHARD
FULLALOyE, at the old stand. q Z Hish street
Mashington. d. O., June II, ls72. jeIs- aw.
DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.
As the season is advanced we are selling all kinds
Of Spring and Summer Dry Goods AT greatly reinos5
prices. Our stock Of Dress Goods, Parasols, and
Selling es snS SSK and e
examine our stock and buy bargains BENyAMIS
MILLEk, lOl Bridge street. Georgetown jei2- lns
WIN. b. WHEATLEYy
w STEAM DYEING
AND SCOUTING ESTABLISHMENT
OrFGE-4S JEFFERSON STREET,
Georgetown, ID. q.
Established 1851 premium awarded 1857; and 10 nov
one OF the Oldest largest and most complete estab-
lishments OF the kind in this country Nv patrops
vii consult their own Interests BY sending in their
isl and winter goods during the summer months
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n~THE DEMOCRATIC AND OONsERy..
~ TIVE ,esidenrSof Georsetown who desire TO
meet st Lanes Hotel, WEDNESDAY, gSiT s' q ., g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-03

FERMENTATION OB COLoRs.-This afternoon
the CoreOran Zouayes, Captain j. T. X Plant,
nea1ed by the Baltimore City Cadet Band, LETT
their armOry, b, between 81 and AZ street,
southeast, and maTGhed to the armOry of Co. a.
Washington Light Infantry where Mr. Anthony
hyce on behalf OF Mr. W. W. Corcoran pre-
sented the company with beautiful stand of
coiors, and Captain Plant received them in
neat speech. The company left on the steamer
Lacy OF the Lake for Norfolk with a number of
thereab $500 'NA4N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-03

WE DE EEAU HOTEL,
SEWELL'S POINT. BxNproy Pa.nsy.
OPPOSITE FORTRESS MosRoED
the reception of gueets. on ~
MoNDAY. June 10th. 1874, A&
unaer the supervision of the uudersigD.a Xs IL
aud Wall be kept as FIRsT-CLAss HOT n cSm.
bining the comforts Of home with the hssifh "a
Injuries Of the seaside wv A'~isn oDo
shaded groves, q magnificent water view. a,
ehceIent beach. me bathing, good drives very
superior nshlDg grounds, superior facilities ~,
puslnei bliiisrds, ten pin alleys, music, &C are
sin2n Z the ATTRACTIONS ofths delightful resort
is lighted with gas. .-se
Telegraph Office in the house.
~ Residents Of Washington and vicinity take
the steamer Lady Of the Lake. or the Bay Line
morning. ~
Terms: s. per day, SIS for i've weeks. eco por
mouth. r 4 DOTlSf,S ~
ies-lm Proprietor Atlantic Hotel. Norfolk,
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A'GRKAT WANT OF BATHING FACULTIES
Editor Star: think to your paper belongs the
credit of first calling attention to the want of
bathing places in this city. The Republican,
yesterday, was glad to observe, touched the
subject. viii not the other journals join in the
good work initiated BY The STAR, and give to
the thousands of our District who cannot in
dulge In bath at home, what the ancients had
to an "amazing extent and magnihcence,"
namely, public baths. SwIMIsr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-03

PASSING AWAY passing away!
Each Tooth Wash of former day.
Sozodont gives the coup de grace,
Goodbye to the humbugs! let them pass. We
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hkH hD 5AR 1ES S4n "a S S5ia
-. S:osesscxn: -: b. N has asorssses
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4 3. z s off I, 4, rS :
SR1sifH WoRK Which nay Sc rsaersd f bs . ext
rates. We have eonstantly on hand large assort.
esntcf Esnits Csrb!ps, bslgias Payement Bloch,
Sess Soarsss, CoslaS. g. JAS. Russ Russ i hlI's
&C. Ai ssa f asIs .!ssss g: n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-03

BALTIMoHE AND POTOMAC RAILRoAD-TEs
FTetgAt Deba.-The six trains daily on this road
are ALREADY taking quite fair proportion or
passengers, ard from appearances remunera-
i've way passenger business will be built up
ihey have not a. yet commenced carving
height, but IN few DAYS, when the remaining
put on the line The general freight depot for
ms road, as Nal as the Washington and Alex
Andrla and Alexandria and Fredericksburp
foads, viii be ue old depot OF the ". and A.
road. Maryland avenue between 9th and iotb
streets MI. Dusarry, the superintendent, has
ms once at 9th seeet and Virginia avenue.
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

THE TURF.

THE PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIA-
ton offer tho following Premiums to be roted Tor At
their Fall Meeting commencing
. TUESDAY, OCTOBER l6 lS72
Puree No. l. 81 co.. For horses that have beaten
z:tl $50 10 nrst, $500 second and SIS to third
Purse No. 2-Purs and stake for three colts.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ID.
Purse No 81, ,00-For horses that have beaten
and $40 to third
Iurse No 4 sl3o-For horses thst have never beaten
225 $500 TO drst $40O 10 second and 500 to third
THURSDAY, Oc.Ober IT,
Purse No. 81 a00-For horses that have beaten
zis 500 to first, 500 " second and S20J 70 third
fure No 8, $00For double teams; $40 TO FIRST $50
10 second aad 500 TO third.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER lS
Purse No 7Purse and stake for four r-yearold colts
rurse No. $2o00-for horses that have never beaten
sz2 q 0e to arst $500 to second and 800 T. third
mess. except Nos and and viii be soyerned by ,he
rules Of the National Association horse dstancing the
ned or any part OF the shall only be entitled to hrst
premium All entries shall be governed by the rule
Meeting.
Entries will close the American Jockey Club Resiau-
rant Ct. h. Johnson'O, Broaoway and Twenty
eighth street, New York, Monday September ~, at
O'clock +. NJ All omrnunications to be addressed to
George W. Oakley superintendent corner OF Fulton and
boerum street, DrookIvn.
MARTIN KALBFLEIsCH, President
GEORGE w. OAKLEY, superintendent
The New York herald., 1872-09-20
LIST OF GIFTS,


PRiCE or TICKETS.
Whole tickets SlO halves IS; quarters 90 TO- II whole
cketster si00 IS for Szs5 ior $500 lis OoO 2s
for go: b15 S5000 No discount less than 500
worth Of tickets at a time.
Main office in charge Of Hon. THOMAS e. BRAN.
LE1TE, Public Library Building, Louisville, KY.
soa Branch office In charge Of Major THOMAS d. HAYS.
Tickets also be found with John T. Edge l6 Broad
street; r G, Dev,in, u Nassau; Goodrich Anderson,
2l31 Broadway; D. Scott Gihsn 662 broadway; George
kintner 81 Spring streets Joseph Bates 1876 Broadway
A GRANDMAss MEETING WILL BE HELD AT THE
"A Cooper Union, on Monday, September g. ASP; NJ,
under the direction OF the New York City Council Of
Political Reiorn the purpose OF consolidating, into
determined effort all the reform Organiza tious and
friends Of reform OF this city, to devise and consummate
measures for the reform OF municipal affairs.
Hon. Joshua NJ. Vancot, Hon. Edward Solomon, Hon.
VIM Q. Bryant, liOn ClarSson N Potter, DOnnuu y.
Eaton and others have been engaged to speak.
All the trends o. the invited to be present
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
W. r. Havemeyer. G. 4. Detmold.
D. Willis James. Frederick Setback.
jackson s. Schultz. James NJ Halsted
Robert Hoe John Wheeler.
j. b. Varnum. Henry J. Scudder
John Stephenson. John r. Crosby.
Charles Warous. Dexter A. Hawkins
George p. Putnam A. c. Post, NJ. d
J. Q. Havemeyer. A. X. Wetmore.
j. G. Jackson. Hooper G. Van Worst.
Fl. NJ BEERS, Secretary. H~0'o'
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

THE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF GENTLEMEN rs
day.; sEfTEMBER X Il stDsff sfABi EO3 y GREAT Jones
street. at Y harp q an ENTIRE and COMPLETE pRl-
GENT HORSES, WAGONS, single and double HARNESS,
BY JOHN l. vANDEwATER, AUCTIONEER.
Pair OF elegant ast, handsome and closely matched bay
flowing names and tais, and the most stylish and best
acting team in the CITY, Thy were the finest team @ tor
fastest rotes they can beat 55 under the watch and
and kind and without trick fault spot bemsh drive
evenly together; have fine, rapid and lofty knee action;
without vice, trick or fault; fear nothing aud are
safe any person either single double
phaeton, amy or road team.
Elegant jet black, high Kentucky bred Horse, l6H high,
years old bred by G. Clay In Kentucky; sired by
living horse; safe and reliable for any person to drive
fears nothng prompt and Stylish game and safe; be
driven by LADY, beat three minutes road wagon;
elegant dog cart, road family horse; warranted
Also the elegant fast trotting Horse CHESTER sired
BY Volunteer, dam by American Star, raised Chester
Orange cuuny is autul blood bay, I5x high; years
old last Spring; elegant styled and rich troiting horse
one q the most elegant rich road horses f9r geneans
private In the Staic honest and well behaved and
make, mi akcs has shown Al TO wagon is warrant
leman wishing first GLASS promising and genteel road
horse that is seldom beat sl Id call and examine him.
Also The well known and last trottng Horse Jim Fisk;
can trot In 2 80 Full particulars at sale.
Road Wagons, by Duscnbury Van Duser and Brew.
stcr.
One o elegant double Harness. by Wood Gibson; two
sets OF single Harness, Blankets Sheets, &c.
The whoe comprising the most elegant stock in the
country and Il worthy the Mt eniou OF connoisscurs All
will he sold to highest bidder without reservation.
The New York herald., 1872-09-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
$4,000 FOR ONLY $40
OFFICE coo BROADWAY. NEW YORK

The following One Thousand Cash GINS, amounting 10
GIFT CoNCERT authorized by special Of the Legisla
ture of Kentucky the benefit OF the Pubic Library At
Louisville, KY, on SATURDAY, Sept n, lS12:-
The New York herald., 1872-09-20
CVAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.


NIREcT LINE TO HAVANA.
~ HAVANA, PRO0RESO AND VERA CRUZ:
New York and Mexican Mail Steamship Lane, leaving
pier No North River ats 3P. NJ. direct 70 Havana o
CITY OF MERIDA, Zimmerman .Thursiay sept "
CITY OF HAVANA diayana only, wsdncs'ay seRt; , g
CLEOPATRA, Phillips (fiavana only Wcdne uay, Oct
CITY OF MEXICO, Sherwood. "Wednesday, Oct
i"' ''e's"' u r. paxiLiEkxA xLExAypkE SONS g Broaawsy.
The New York herald., 1872-09-20
THE TURF.
DRosPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
AUTUMN MEETING, 1872.


AUTUMN MEETING 1874
COMMENCING TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IT,
Purse No. l. S750-For horses that have beaten
2a0 Four entries
N"' sErSND DAY-wEDYEsDAY, SEPTEMBER la
Purse No g. 81 5o0-For horses that have beaten
226 Three entries
S''A TiiiRD DxY-THURsDAY, SEPTEMBER Ia
Purse No. g. Ss0-For horses that have never beaten
2.3a Twelve entries.
Purse No s. s10OO-For horses that have beaten
1zS FouHTM DAY-FRrDAY, SEPTEMBER TO-
Purse No. 81 SO-For horses that have never beaten
Purse no. 8 SaoVJ-Frce Tor all Three entrcs
PiFTII DkY-.AruRDAY SEPTEMBER 2.
Purse No g. Slu-rrcc Tor aii To saddle. -Four entries
Purse No. No. 81 25Q-Dasl three miles. Six entries
Races commence each day at o'clock. Admission
to Field Grand and Quarc stctch 81 ladies' 81;
badges Tor mcetn. Liyc day j., ~ ~ Music by Bern
STEMS bnnd MARTIN KALBFLEISCH President
GEORGE W. OAKLEY, superintendent.
DROsPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS
l. THE GREAT THRtE VIZ TR0T TO BEAT
DUTCHMAN'S TINE TAKES PLACE
On SATURDAY, SEPT H 80
GEORGE W. OAKLEY,
T)RosP ct PARK FAIR GRouNDs-RACEs OF SEP.
temler IL, Is la 70 and 2i-Take the Concy Island
and Brooklyn Railroad horse cars via jay and smith
streets nom Fulton Terry. north side. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

NEW YORK TO LONDON.
International Line Steamship.
The Al full powered steamship
Fred. W. Hodges, Commander,
ss SsT
sf rs sd has M the s
appliances for the comfort ofpas'cngers For freight
''''N' '' " CHARLES L. WRIGHT gur;s 4 CO., Co..
GREAT WESTERN sfEAxsH1p LINE.
NEW YORK TO BRIsT0L GNGLAND DIRECT,
port sSY Gloucester and ali ports the Brioi Channel d"
will Tai rs 'fss%sSs fo% Ss q asn,o i's lins Dock.
GREAT WESTERN, stamper 'So".: Tuesday, Oct
ARRAGON, Western Tuesday, Oct 20
Cabin Passage currency currency.
fsr!!ss wishing send their rsnd. oSta," Pre-
For freight q pfs'fNseo e. sPRayN g SONS 70 South street.
LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE.-srEAM TO QUEENS
Y town and E.TsiTsSs'; Esiii1s s7.ry wednesday,
wIsS5ssls x1sSbssHA FSsss" = stsF 9
Cabin rfsSas a; sas sas sssI%ss s
vas sea &C. q %
and Germany @%ff %IHss 51ss tPH5Y Pg5Yd & broadway
p NJ IsoShs COOK q 9 Fleet street. London the
York BY The steamer Oceanic White Star Line, oc
o0sr with RSgg & S9usD !tif; f?H for
The route from New York win be via Niagara Chicago
Salt Lake, San Francisco, Yokohama Hong Kong, Cal
eat,a susz Canal lsIy ETanSe and p pLS'dqp with
Price for entire round first class with 90 days h9tcl
dsys tent and saddle life in Palestine U.s. 49, sSa sHar
20 days Nile TO first cataract and additional
Several Americans are already engaged TO Join Mr..
COOK in New York and Chicago
Further particulars can be had by addressing r. NJ
JENkIN5,Aegheny. Pa, who Is authorized to act for
.Messrs THOMAS COOK 4 SON will open an office IN
New York under the Arm name and THE of COOK SON
aJENkINS In January next, for the sale Of COOKS
TOURISTS TICKETS 70 all parts Of Europe and tho East
The New York herald., 1872-09-20
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.
A THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
IA JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL,
Ofhce and Salesroom 81 Nassau street.
opposite Post office.

THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANoH
oHT Toms Sasness .sITf9S = sSpSnSfsd 4t our
no. ne AND III FSSfHH SSHHSS STREET NEAR
S$s,S TSSsSsS s's $s I;i$;E SSS4
ELpoASF SSi'Yssf sav&T q III dfy dsz s TEAM
"a s .ss s u ~s 1;E s
Se rsss eir s eo s IN ~ IN
the city, and warranted sound also set hne made
4H1s Il SsDp qfDFh KEN
aa ne s
repsct x'rs
and
SSS
family and are In every way reliable, sound kind ana
nay HORSE, l69 HANDS, 2 YEARS OLD; KIND
fS "9d o
soS sO orss n fe @ a
ROAM MARE ls HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND AND
true In every way vice and tcks fast travel
Npfss %x YEARS
Old: kind and :rne In all harness and under saddle tree
bkowS ph hokss, SAEofs IS HANDS. YEARS OLD, KIND
and true IN every way an extra fine saddle horse ana
BAY HAMBLETONlAN MARE, ION HANDS, b YEARS
OLD; kind and true In all harness, free vice, and
can tror In 10 day fears nothing and be driven
GRAY HORSE, i61< HANDS, 8 YEARS OLD. KIND
and true In way traveller, stylish driver aud
warranted sound.
sORREL HORSE "sURE FOOT" lsh HANDS,
years old, kind and true in every way trOed Fleet
wood Park track In 2a7, eau trot In three minutes
days has great endurance and be driven by any
one.
II. BAY x HORSE; IS HANDS. 5 YEARS OLD. KIND AND
ccllent horse ladies' use.
kind and in all vice.
Ter, stylish driver and warranted sound.
1'OP PONY PHAETON.
BAY HORSE, lSh HANDS, YEARS OLD, KIND
tying can be driven by lady also set Harness and top
GRAY HORSE l5 HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND
and true In all harness; an excellent worker; also set
HarneS and
THREE-sPRING BUSINESS WAGON
SORREI. MARE, l5% HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND
and true n all harnes. and under sadde tree from vice.
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES; DESCRIPTION TIME
of sale.
T,p and no top wagons Phaetons Rockawsys Road
and business Wagons, Harness, Blankets, Roles, &c.
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

DIX REwARD.-LOsT, ON SEPTEMBER 49, ls7a IN
Y1O going from Beekman to Chambers street through
Nassau street = Gold Locket, set with diamond and
pearls and likeness inside Return 10 3s6 East Forty
0ixth street. In the brewery.
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HORSES
n and Carriages az auction this day, by
ITO, il2 and IA East Thirteenth street
THREE ELEGANT FIRST GLASS CARRIAGE OR
style and ac Ion and warranted sound, kind and true.
every way, and warranted sound.
TEN GOOD ROAD HORSES; SOME OF THEM TROT
inside of three minutes; all extra fine drivers
Wagons, Harness, Robes. &c
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

A RARE CHANCE TO BUY. AN ELEGANT TURN.
"A out consisting Of q bcautu ul pair Of bay Gcldlngs,
o high and years perfcct beauiss; light
wheeled DOG Cart and Wood Gibson double Harness will
be sold for half their value Apply at New York stables
10 and II East Twcnty-eighth street.