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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-01-20

We were pleased to see, not long sinco'
in one of our exchanges, some pretty severe
remarks addressed to several persons VINO,
during an interesting lecture by Rev Jno'
S. C. Abbott, kept continuous coughlhS'
which prevented many from hearing, REQ,
ple who caunot refrain from coughing, had
better stay away from such places, or else
take bottle of Johnson's Anodyne linl-
ment with them.
The Importance OF giving oherluah ;
Cavalry Condition Powders to horses that
have been out in the cold rain, stood in
cold wind, or drank too much cold water,
cannot be over estimated no man should
be without them who owns good horse.
Fisk's brain weighed fifty eigh ounces.
Daniel Webster's weighed but tity-threC
ounces and a half, Rulofl's, the murderer
who wa4 hanged las spring, weighed MY
nine ounces.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-01-20

THE only important thin- In the report
of the Grand Jury last week was the recon-
incubation t. build new county prison. -
The Jury was composed largely of Republi-
cans, there being only about six DemOciats
upon it, therefore our friends Of the Amcri-
Cull and Guydie cannot draw on the report
for political capital We are sorry for
them.-N orttam6tr!ana Couaiy DcHocrdt.
We do not know whether the Graud Jury
was compos i Of q minority Of Repu1i-
cans or Democrats, but we 10 think tuat
it was composed Of sensible men. Every
one knows that the county rison is any
thing but q credit to the county. Ifa build
ing was erected such as is recommended
by this Grand jury, IL would he highly crcdi-
table and n saving to tie taNpayers. The
eXorbitaut Shcrih>s, accounts for keeping
prisoners, and in some instances permitting
them to run on our streets, would be dis
ponsed with, and the amount saved to the
county, rs tic labor Of persons in such a
prison would more than pay expenses. We
do object, however, to the erection Of Il
building by sett Of officers like those who
have been managing the Court House build
ing. The taxpayers well remember that
q tax was levied sufficient to pay Tor the
building in Que year, which money was, or
ought to have been collected. Now we find
after a lapse OF I'VE or elk years that there
is an Indebtedness remaining on the county
of some twenty thousand dollars. AS the
county officers during that time were all
Democrats, will our neighbOr Of the Demo-
crdt give an explanation how it was man
aged. If the forty-one thousand dollars Of
outstanding taxes for 1870 were all collec-
ted, and the county Indebtedness paid
there would he some fourteen thousand dol
lars left in the treasury, and the oyerplus
that ought to remain from the amount
levied last year, would probably swell the
amount to $4,000. BY proper manage
meny, q county prison could be built with
this amount with the taxes for Il few years
a, the same rate as at present, would pay
o. he whole Indebtedness. Nor would
tla people complain Of such taxes when
hey could see that their money was ap-
propriatCd to the purpose for which it vas
intended. Ii is not the amount Of taxes
the people complain Of as much rs the
purpose it has been made use OF foI some
Six years past. The question is simply one
of economy, namely, whether it is cheaper
TO put our criminals out to boarding or to
board them ourselves. Dauphin, Schuyl-
kill, and other counties are doing this, and
saving money. But this is not the trouble
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-01-20

JAY GOULD has been elected president
Of the Narragansett Steamship Company,
!n ulacc Of Fisk. deceased,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-01-20

The Prisoner found ou,lty Of Murder In The
first Degree.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-01-20

BEACRsBzEFEs yyAN'EEA9.--A good
Blacksmith or CaTrlagesnth wlH1Is'' ee's.Ans .ul
J. S. GEAs0LT2,
sunbury Dec. l6, isa,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-01-20

TRIAL OF TEEsEsY HAAS FOR THE
MURDER OF EzAETgN OBEU-
DGEtF.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-01-20

OUR sensitive neighbor Of the Gazette is
becoming irritable and splenetie because we
cannot agree with him that LQme paper
printed in New York city is advantageous.
lie appears to be alarmed that the "littlo
cotemporarv, the AMERICAN" will take
the lead in the Republican ranks, and
threatens TO leave us but a corpolal's guard
of subscribers within year. If our neigh
Dor is satisfied in this matter, we certainly
have nothing to complain as far as our in
torosts are concerned. We shall not grlm-
.ble if he will continue his present course, as
we have no fears that he will succeed any
batter than he did during the last cam
plign, in making his "largo" paper more
effective than the "little cotemporary, the
AMER1CAN." Our neighbor ought to have
learned before this, that the largest boot is
not always the best or The cheapest.
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oAYANNAH AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.

OAYANNAH AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.
~ OHAaLBsVoN, June IS, 1879.
On and after MONDAY. June It'll, the Pas'
senoer trains on this Road will run as folows:
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Arrive at Savannah daily.............. $40 FL
Leave Savannah daily y.
ArrIye at Charleston daily
DAY TRAIN.
Leave Charleston, Sundays excepted. s.sS ~.
4aays savannah. Sundays excepted:;i u a I. z.
1f P!sss q S9sf i4sS .ds sSnssss y sy? 80 =: S !; S5siS
f %as sl STAT ssssioHs On snst Road d , ss1oasS u shSe q iad.
Freight forHsraaSf"ar i SnI and by Savannah Line o.
~, ssssa @ RS1a's e sssssS2;; p, R50% Pglst s's Gs ri! sl1 ssy 8
| frelghts FOR Besuio Iov n rates as By any other line.
ss 'iaesss on On s - q this once g. f s! a sissfSss ose'
Port Roysl faii Engineer and superintendent
8. q. BoYLsToN, aanlF #. and Ticket Agent
Jun14
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BY LOUIS d. DesAUSSURE,
Receiver.

Receiver.
DICE PLANTATION, &C., &C., ONPON-
III pom River, A. II. Hayward ys. John A.
Hassell and others, Devlsees OF John Ashe, De.
ceased.
on THURSDAY, the 10th day Of December, will
be sold In the City Of Charlie ton, near the POST
ONCE, on Broad street. In obedience to an order
OF the Court OF Common Pie g,
mitch OF tide, known as VIII Town." and 'High
WassIe,n or "Rotterdann, - now merged into one
Plantation, 8 situate in st. BartholomeWs Paflsh,
Colleton County opposite VIII Town, on q large
creek, waters OF Pom Pom River, containing joint
ly 104e ceres, OF which 400 acres are Rtce Land,
under bank, tab0ut 200 Of which have been
planted last year) bounding to the north ana
nor: Invest by lands OF estate Of Baynard and Ed.
ward BaInwell, to the south on lands OF MRS.
Wayne, and to the esst on said creek. On the
place ara two small Dwelling Houses and accom-.
modstioIs for negroes.
ATRAoT OF PINE BARREN LAND, on the Pom
Pom River, st. Paul's Parish, opposite the WI
TOWN. Plantation, co itainlng $50 acres OF land.
FIFTEEN TOWN LOTS in the Village OF :'Wil
Town."
The TRACT OF LAND or Island commonly
known as Whooping Island, on tho Dawhoe
River, Colleton County, containing ABOUT Az
acres OF land.
Condirions-cne.third cash; balance by bonds
payable in three equal successive annual instai.
nents, With interest, payable annually, from Day
OF aale,t TO be secured by q mortgage OF the prop
erty. Purchasers 70 pay for papers.
dec4,6 o, IL, ID II, 16,l 1919
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Rv liz D. DeSAUSSURE,
I.,n.r.N No. "a Broad street.

IRcE WOODEN RESIDENCE La:
pHII. etrest.-For safe, the large Ihroe-
- - %WnoDEN RESIDENCE, on brick basement
so1.S aide Of Lamooll street. one door ssss @
Teuare street. The Lot measures o. iees iI0Ispy
1a0 feet deep.
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BY II. II. DeLEOM

r ARG8 BRICK HOUSE ON EAST
BAY KNOWN AS NEW YORK HOTEL.
will SELL on THURSDAY, December 10, 1872, at
the corner OF East Bay and Broad streetS, at II
ocl, OK,
All that LOT OF LAND, with three story Brick
Building thereon, on west side Of East Bay street,
known as New York hotel, containing nine rooms.
with store beneath; lot twenty.one. feet three
back line seventeen feet six iHches QT:6) on north
line one hundred and Blxty.1ve feet six inches
1850, and on south line one hundred and sixty
feet SIX Inches (l60 81, mere or le5s: On rear OF
building u q large Brick Storehouse, with open
ing on Bedon's Alley, said los having the right Of
passage through said Bedon's Alley on the south.
Terms-One.third thl cash, balance 10 one and
two years, by bond and mortgage OF premises
bearing seven per cent. interest, payable an.
nualy; property to be insured and policy as
signed. Purchaser to pay for papers. decl1
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IIORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON-
PANY.
CHARLESTON, s. O., June 9, 1917.
Trains will leave charleston Daily az 1910 An
al Hrpiye at charleston 600 An. Mondays e.
ce 4TsiE, d does moi leave Charleston 500 P. II, Sun.
Train leaving IL. l6 A. n. makes through connec.
uon to New YORK, via lennon ana Afauia
Peasengers leaving by 500 P. u. Train nave
choice OF route, via Richmond and r %asn IN ySns
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore IaOse fs ~ not
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY IN Sa
ttjmors. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN
DAY I'm Wilmington, N. Q. ,oos
This Is the cheapest; quickest ana Rass p,Sas,
West and No invest, both Trains making con,
necftions at washington with Western Trains Of
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. .,, ,,,oyo
Engineer and superintendent.
p. Ii. ULEAPoR, Gen. Ticket Agent. maya
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Anrtion Gaies--5ntnre mans.
By L0WNDES &~sGBIMBALL.
AuetRnssn.

IDEFEREEg rSALE SEDGWIK 81.
~; MONS. Executor, Va. LEWIS SIN0Ha, u.
al. In the Common Plea. :
By virtue az sneo.der Of ssla IN ftts csaes tpme
e sIrss cIr % tnf Z VII; o d; i SrA eais u as pasis s o.
ton, at the Postcfice, Charleston, dnlTuE901Ys
All that Lon. OF LAND tdear.be IN the conyey-
Mrs, Ann slmons. dated January l17th, ls3eiea
4 that LOT iOF LAND situate lying and be.
ing on the west side or Lynch street. between Eul
and s Nonss sEos. sstses s,n l n m the Glsy es sn Sn ssnssas.
ing In front,.o Lynch street, sixt,.Age le9 feet,
and one hundred and. i've QG5}feet In depth; Elor6
or less, butting and bounding to the:Nofth pn
lands Of Alexander D. Estll, East By Lynch street
and South and West by lands OF the sstd M
Ann Simons.n .tE:A
All that other VACANT LQT.OF LAND ad1otn-
ing the above and described In the conveyance
from 6 iaaoeth oorbett 70 Mrs.. Ann Simon, dated
'u All ie that ia I6T r OF LAsp situate. lying and be-.
ing In the City OF Charleston, on the HofthMeas
corner OF Lynch and Montague streets; SAID L0t
M S. py ons hundred und and fosr I tiosJ SfsestonHonsssM
street, be the same more or less, and butttng ana
bounding on the North on lands lately OF. tne "a.
tate of tHarleston. and now OF Mrs. La1reue. 20
the West on lands OF Mrs. A. Slm0hs, TO the Soubn
on Montague street, and to the East on LJncn
T~erms-One.third cash; balance IN two equal
annual instruments, secured ey pong OF nelgs g
tho rate OF seven per cent per annrmt psysais
annually. Purchaser to pay Rafetee for pspers.
Ee.as AND.fSr
On THURSDAY, the 9th dag Of January, lS7a, BY
virtue Of the same order, In the same aooye ~
case, / will offer for sale at THE Post ONCE nlktfl.
PaROEL OF LAND, with the dwelling house and
other buildings thereon. situate, lying ana sbe1uS
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By W. y. LEITCH 8 r. .. BRUAs.ss:
Auctioueer1

TLlZABETH F. TANNING VS. FREDE.
L RICK FANNING, Christopher T. Hampsous
administrator OF Frank Hampton, and inc REQ.
ple's National Bank.
By virtue OF, an order OF, Canrt, in tho above
case, to me directed. and delivered, vii DO sold on
MONDAY, tho 9Th day Of January. l87a, ID nous
All that LOT OF LAND. wtth!the Buldtnss .
improvements thereon, situated on the southxdei
OF Charlotte street, in the City OF Charleston, sud
formerly owned BY - hs1yck; butting and,
bouadInp north on Charlotte street, .easIonGAnd
OF W. q. Smith; south by -, and west by .
belonging to - White. .
TermseFlye hundred dollars cash: the baiauee
In four equal annual instalments. interest paya.
BILE semi Annually, to be secured b bond OF tho
purchaser and mortgage OF the pfetnisea; tho
buildInQs to be insured and policy assigned. e
decl6! md c. q. BOWEN, 3, GO.
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-r l .s-lEF..HN% ~ --~%+rfs7
anrtiot1 Bales--1his Dau.
By W. Y. LEITCH 8 B. s. BRUINS,

Aucttoneers.
CPECIA SALE OF WORKS OF AIT.
- VIII be substitution THIS DAY, the 18th
instant, az the Store corner OF Church and Broad
streets, at12 n. and ~. II.
Acollect!on Of Rare and Choice Works Of Art
comprising;
mos In handsome and elaborate Gold Leaf
ALSO, 49,.
A nne assortment OF English Steel EngraVings,
after Ansiell, Landseer, Taylor, Williams and
others. ..'Las
This collection Is the finest ofthe kind exhibit.
Ell In this section OF the country, being copies OF
the genuine originals In the Louvre. Dusseldorf
and other celebrated Galleries, by celebrated
American and European artists.
The attention OF connoisueurs and lovers Of art
Is called to this FXhibi' ion.
Goods now on Exhibition, and Catalogues ready
on Friday. dec16
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Anrrtp1l 8ales-- tuturs Daps.
By W. Y. LEITCH & r. 8. BRUNSs

DETAIL STOCK OF DRY GOODS OF
III Estate OF T Kelly, by order OF the Admins.
viii be- sold on WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant,
at the Sore No. 26) King street, commencing at
10 O'Clock, 80
The entire remaining Stock In said Store, con.
eistIng OF KENTUCKY JEANS, Delaine5, Blue and
Gray Flallnels, Shawls, Blankets, Towelling,
White and Colored Linen, Swiss, Nalnsook and
Tarleton N.usl ms.
Adne assortment OF HOSIERY, Gloves, Corsets,
Undervesty, SpoUl Cotton and Silks, dc, DC.
Tesms cash. sale to be continued from day
to day until completion. dec136
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CdERIFR'S sALE.-HENRY HOFFMAN

SAuE.-0ENh 0VV ~AA
- Va. J. @. Buckley. aa--
By virtue OF TWO several executions ,againls
Inc nropprty in the above case, TO mo directed
and ,ieIiyered. Will be sold, on MONDAY, the Ssh
dsY OF January, 1878, IN front OF the Courthouse,
Al this Right, TITLE AND IsTERBsT o ;ths
Defendant, In the above stated cases, ~ aNG.Lo
situate on the northwest corner OF Thomas Q
Yanderhorst streets, IN the City OF .Cnarleetons
measuring on Vanderhorst street 1s3 feeL moro
lor Iess. and on Thomas street I86 fee. .ni0re OF
iese. honnd east on Thomas street, north onlRnd
south on Vanderhorst street, ana Vest
on land r.. nowry :
Terms cash. W.. buHHH, c.V.
deCl6.n4 .-
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antapnesrs' pripate gales, s,s.

BIZ LOUIS D. DesAUSsUkE,
Hrok.r. no. 80 Broad street. =
nTrn STREET LOT OFLAED:
1HAhLOiidSs lie hCT OF LAND on the soota
" For sa 3ot,e street, between Ellsa6esh nc NO
side Of Csss asreers, measuring so feet 'front.' by No
feet deep. .1so.
mn. Tot OF LAND on west SIDE OF oaa 1as9
.,l Luz north of Water street, measuring 1tSes
Ssont 10 1870 feet deep.
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DECEIvER,S SALE.-J0HN JONES
n and Henry A. Smith, vs. John IL DlcKlAi
son and +. A. pickinson-m Common fleass
Under and By direction Of the decree q JgaEe
Maher in the above case I will sell on
the 10th dav Of December next, at th1, Ocean'
Steam Saw Mil, near the residence DIV Ilsm e.
CoIcock, Esq, about four miles rom CcOsaW.
hatchie. 8. and G. Railroad,
One Forty horse Power STEAM ENalHH'
One Grist Mill.
One Single Machine.
One Planning Machine.
one Turning Lathe.
One Mule.
!. one Donkey Steam Pump.
One Dummy Ell CINE. t
One Mill House.
six Frame Houses,
The The Wooden supeerstructufe Of q Railroad three
miles long. ,ss,,
snnulies. Consisting Of saws, sPullies, RelltnS,
and otner articles too numerous 70 mention:
Grshsmville, 8. O., November - 1871.
npv30-s3 r.
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PHOSPHATE LANDS FOR SALE. .
BY virtue Of q decreetal order Of the Court o.
Common Pleas for Colleton County, ! VII sns
6oro,, 8. g., on MONDAY, the 9TH day OF January
next, A.. rs,,eo
River, in Colleton County, consisting Or lvo on
ne,ons,na 60, the estates Of Lewis o'BryanNand
Charles Brown. A plat of tho whole VIII oeeA-
ni 5asHas On m uSy Known on day Of sale. Purchas-
aerm To- Sor napera. AT. 0'BRYANsA y
deoI6-mt16 9Ay..--
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WIN. MCKAY,

0ALESROOM No. As WENTWORTH
- Street, will sell THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock,
pieces Black and Fancy SATINETN, Kerseys,
Tweeds, Cottonades, Sd and "A Bleached Shirt
tnga, Prints, Rubber Coats, Suspenders and No.
10 Qecl6
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CHERIFF1S SALE.-EDWARD @. JONES
Va. JNO. RUSSELL aoTlsaat
By virtue Of an execution against the propofty
VIII be sold on MONDAY. the 9th day Of January
1873, in front OF the Courthouse, &C II O'Clock, A..
An the right, title and interest OF the defend.
ant, in and to all that LOT OF LAND, with build.
ings and improvements thereon, situate on the
wsst side OF king street, four dOors below Went.
worth street, bounded Ea { BY King stree, West
webb & Co, South by store no y occup cd BY Cul.
vert, Tovey i Glen. Terms cash. a4 }
dec16-m4 SEQ.
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II B. RICE, EXECUTOR OF WILL

TT B. RICE, EXECUTOR OF WILL
Gl. Of Jos. Z. Weeks, by Jaby Weeks and oth.a
ers.-In the Common Pleas. 0rangeburg County,
Under Instructions from Jas, r. Iz'ar, Esq,1ths
Referee In this case, I will sell BY order OF court.
a. the Courthouse OF Charleston County, on the
FIRST MONDAY IN January. 1878, the follow.
ing ESTATES IN LAND, to wit:
j. The remainder expeesant upon the desertni;
in one thousand acres, OF Tiyerton Lawn N
Charleston County. the SANE lying Mess sn@
on the other aide BY ''simpson," "kei llt
and uKent."
tion Of Mrs.. O. q. Weeks'G eHt6te OF dover, In t1o
hundred and ntnety.two and three.loortns sci@
OF Tiverton Lawn, lying cart and bounded VEL
by the Mrrrsy's Ferry road, and ON the otner:
side BY the rest OF Tiverton Lawn ana '.Sroad'
axe"
six anu q fourth acres OF Ttverton Lawn, elstof
Terms-Cashf for all. or. halt, at purchasers, oH.
ton: II half credit, to be paid In one year: with
interest from date, aud secured Sy bono q
mortgage, TO the Referee; purchasers paying >iof
pspers and recording. -r ,.c1i.
decl6-ra4 o.o. Bo"Es, VI Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-02

rTHE PROsPECT PARK FAIR GROUND AssoCIA-
uon offer the following premiums 10 be trotted for at
their autumn Meeting commencing TUESDAY, September
Purse No l. s7so.ror horses that have never beaten
Purse No 2, $l,00-For horses Thai have beaten
scoyp sfSSfs ia
Purse No g. $I.a0-For horses that have beaten
22e; $500 TO first 500 to second and $40 to third.
23i 500 to FIRST $3.50 70 second and $500 to third
THIRD DAY-THuRSDAY, september TO-
Purse No s SSyEFor horses that have never beaten
Purse No 6 saeSoFor horses that have never beaten
FOURTH DAY-PRIDAY, September 20.
s urss Nc tor @ o. norsss IN, hns saye | gsysr beaten
Purse No S2oo-Free Tor all; $1,000 70 nrst, $500 to
pur.. VI TiF5I pSyIsSTgnpSy sspss;%oern ...
$500 TO second and $50 TO third
Purse No. III, 81 2-Daah Of threc miles I'm harness,
free for all with $500 added 70 the horse beating Dutch
All tho above to be nile heats best three In five In
h % Pursss kSs and - and VIII be
enter and three tart All entries shall be governed by
the same rule as to horses being drawn advertised at
last Spring Meeting Entries will close atshe American
way and Twenty yclghth street. New York. Wednesday,
September at O'Clock r. N. All corTmr ncation1 to
be addressed TO a. W. Oakley Superinte ndent, co ncr
Fulton and Boerum streets. Brooklyn dons Island
MARTIN KALBFLEIsCH, President
GEORGE ". OAKLEY, suEEeGrTInTttsMnden'. GTTtM
The date Of the October Meeting which the three
and four year-od colt stakes III be trotted will be duly
advertised The time tor the nnal payment Of Sl00 Tor
entries in the three year colt stake Tres the lst
GEORGE W. OAKLEY. Superintendent.
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GNA6TERN DUTCHESS
IL Horse Show.
TUESDAY, wknssspH3 VII Nh SHae.s1fp asp p1HunsDAY
sspsmsEf5N ENts,tHs p 4, HRd o. lS2
First DAY
iPuIss SEQ for year Ods and under; SOS TO rss
sSs hiS;Spss, VIA oats 10.
s !ssss .ns ,ns s.. li ssE' beaten
E Smith New & York; ; enters Dr. Gn m Once.
Eaxs 1ao;ns s sfoss Gis as sss, ess's EnsS$.
SH. Philips, Ne" Syssfs;;ssS SsS Ed White.
No. 4-pursc sao ior horses nat have never beaten
go S:s sssend snS sDi.ss Ffar.
George Thorp Limo Rock. Conn.,, enters ch. 9. Ken.
Charles f. Redevat Green Haven enter. b. George E.
swsS s%e ecrsss NSw sS sns sSs. Ss b Frank s
Edwin Thornt, MilbIook. enters b: m: Diaaems:
%.SnnninaEhS%. Ssw YORK; enters Roam John.
Sharlss TicteSnan e loft, enters M Lady rush.
Ben PsnIis psI white Plains sns,s M Delight H
S : sssss sns s' 81 ssss Ss beaten
George Thorp, Lime hock, enters ch. m. Washburn
W. W. Everett. Carmel, enters Lady Gertrude Uormery
David Olnsted, Poughkeepse, entersb Young wilkes
cs Prf Ss% G rs sse TYLER
!; l. Doty. New York. enters + g 8 Sensation.
Hen amin Daniels, White Plains enters b. g. Brown
Charles Die P@sksr%a., New York city enters s. Norton
e i dl!bert New York; snters & g. Harry eIIper. ;
& SO o snS Gr So 20 fa free Tor all
g. Sweet Copake, enters blk. g. Bob formerly Fenian
Dan Mace New York city, enters blk g. Piympton ana
Colonel DicSey New York city, enters SHOT and g.
8: j. srusie Great Darlington enters b. m. Lucy Jnks
Bsn,smn paneIs' White Plains enters b g. Confidence
T James % McKeon New York, enters Sally and Mate.
THIRD DAY
hs. nus % seoud sa ana @ to %
Charles Relevant Green Haven, N. Y. enters gr. 9.
william s: Jackson, Fishkiil, enters b. m Flore.
George Thorp, Lime Rock, enters ch 9. Kentucky
aE;;S s.ss enter.
Sawin Thoinc Silsr.Sk, en,srs b. b st g. Tactics Siss
sS%sns sSsion snsrs S m AnsHin Geads sad
II. CunsSi:Ssm, New yOIf, enters /. 8. Roam John.
yonss % ssipsash' Sssin, enters 81 densTsi segel
sTs SSIt enters M M LAY bRS
j q. Phillips, New York, ->.ers b. M Fi'hernan's
r : s5 ss"s .ns sns s % beaten
y. +. Smith, New York. enters br. M Once.
Roasn New M9S,. yGEk, enters ..,. g. Fred. r,,,
James Skecn, New York. enters b. M Young Thorn
@ f jew North sn.srs s ssnssS snssn. v
Benjamin Daniels, White Plains, enters b. G. White
j. H. Phillips New York, enters q. z. Jack Draper
q. J. Brusic, Great Darlington, enters g. Captain
links
Maid, Lucy, American Girl and Henry; ss;6to first $3.50
3 s' s. Jackson, i New Yors enters b. 4. Beppo
Dan Mace, New York. enters b. &. Sleepy John.
BENJAMIN Daniels, White Plains, enters CHI &. W. b.
Whiteman.
j. H. Phiilipe New York, enters b. 4. Ed White
Horses called at Is each day. Tro,ting to
st O'Clock, sharp.
The Hon JOHN STANTON GOULD will deliver the
Address, on wedne. day.
Harlem Railroad trains leave Grand Central depot at
s:l5 and 10 40 A. N. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-02

THE COMMITTEE ON STREETS. OF THE BOARD OF
i Aldermen, will meet Tuesday, the Sd day OF
September, at O'Clock p. NJ. at room No g. City
Hail. the consideration Of the following subjects
viz. - .
way the east side. from Seventeenth to Twentysec.
ond street
carrageway and sidewalk Of Filth south Of Thr
~. fourth stfect; ana, -
1866 extending the width OF the sidewalks of Thirty
fourth street. from Tenth 20 the North River.
All persons Interested in the above propositions are
hereby notified to he at the above mentioned time
and place without further notification,
WILLIAM RADDE lCommittee
WILLIAM JOYCE, \
GEO. W. PLuNKIfr, } strceta