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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-20

In spite of the vigilance exercised by the Span
ish authorities the Cuban insurgents continue 10
receive supplies OF arms and munitions OF war.
Recently an exhibition, under Aguilera, ran tho
blockade and landed four thousand breech.load-
ing rifles, six pieces of light artillery and consld
able quantity of ammunition. II was safely carried
into the interior,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-20

Com plant is made in an Oregon newspaper
that twice as many men are employed in build
ing the new State House as can be proiitably en-
ployed. The rumor is thai most OF them Will be
discharged-afte the election In fact there will
soon be no funds left out OF which 10 pay these
free and Independent artisans their wages. As
crows the old cock SO crows the young. Whd
the United States Government sets an example OF
this sort of Job-work, why shouldn't Oregon fol
low itp
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-20

The steamer Lady Head, from Sable Island
to Halifax, repots that the steam-fog whistle
at that place was burned Oh the goth OF May
and the next night the bark Gladstone, from
Antwerp for New York, went ashore there
The crew took the boats, and landed in salty
with part of their clothing and the vessel )
papers, but the next morning The bark had
entirely DISAPPEARED.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-20

THE WAR ON TIE THIRyEs-The grand
jury of Abbeville county, have presented the
treasurer of that county, Ellison, for embezzling
the public money received by him from persons
who purchased lands from the land commission.
[-Charleston (S. q News and Courier, 1911
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-20
The Nomination Election.

The Democratic nomination election is pro-
gressing this afternoon. In the city votes are
taken at the City Hall only. The polls will close
al o'clock. There Is very little competition and
the yole will. Therefore no doubt be light. IT ID
desirable, however, that all should signify theil
preference by voting
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-20
BlsmarL, - order Re sisted.

BERLIN, June 19-The Cathedral Chapter
of Posen has refused to obey the government !
orders to elect Vicar General, declaring IL
Archbishoprici
The Roman Catholic Bishopof Prussia hold
a conference on the 23d inst, at Fulda'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-20
The Whiskey War.

The Rroodlyn Excise Commissioners dismis-
sed the complaint made by Mrs English and
her son Freddy against seven saloon keepers.
The police however, were ordered to keep
strict watch over their places in future. OF
the forty-two complaints but two licenses have
been revoked,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-20

The "Odorless Excavator" is about to be intro
duced in Philadelphia. Look out for howl
from the negroes. They are il the hands OF theiI
Radical friends there as they are here
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-20

VIII Mr Lo1ana's slaves vote ior his re-nomi
nation OR we're they all sold to the South an'
The money put in his pocket
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08
sSsSp0eu
(IuSlonh.)

(Iuelanp.)
- 3euti ids 8latter berc9uen, bub bis
jcbt in Tolge Ser 91{oi9eleke blos an Sl=
]d)Dfen uno Grieitern nobe5u 1000 Yer
urtbcilun9en uno @erDof ftungcn in Den
preubi10en 2onben pnrgefommen llno.
ySie bod liM Die GelammtIll Illmme Der
ucrbdrOten unb on9coro6tcn colollo(cn
@rloltrofen belduit lei itbluer 81 berc@=
ncn. 3u bic fen Grlheinungen ocs Sui
tl,rtomp fes" wevoen liN hcmndA1t nod
bic n1ollenDoIteu Ner6oni1un9cn non vi
ld6fen uno Yrieltern 9clel(cn.
Sim burN II. SAni. S1cl'te iuar Die
5lpcite NcYFci9erun9 uon NtobiI'en nn=
ieres Sod)>u. Serrn Sil lbpfes bcbufS So
dung unoelckliNer Stro fen I'M &ctro9c
pon 9egeu $50 Sblr. 0epfdnoct iuoren
pier Gelgew9loe 9ern6oN> Mtoricutbol,
Yornbpftn un0 N(oricnl ltott, oyci GruSl~
i've nno S|uei 4Sortrois oos prcubilbe
@errl6erpoor bor{teQeno. Sic Ge9en=
ltGnoe luurbcn {dmmtlib 5u Dem ibrem
Wertbc emit ntlprcNcuoen Yreile BON oerr''
&ouf ufmonn GobeualD balicr I'M 9(omeu
uno Muftro9e Der &otbolifen bon gSics=
booen on9etouft. 9lo9oem Ser &duf fcl
oos Gtei99elo ncblt Soften on Der &reis'
9eri6t5toNe erlest, bro6ten is Der on9e-
| 1eDeniteu bieligen 9omcl1> um9e6cn ool
ungc{ {dDr 60 Sun9frolen nit proNtpol(e1
Slumenl ltr0uben nnb einc ARen9e Dor
GjnlooDnern Die 9elteigertcn Gc9cnltdnO,
lit ieierlidbem 3uge bem $orn. 8il0p
5uriid. SIM bilNDf(ihen 6oulc pcrlo:
9err Gobcnsfp cine Norcile Sn0oltes
beren CT, beau ftro9t ppn Der fatbolll 9el
Gjemeinoe 9Sies6oOcr, iQumtli6e Gjc9en:
! tatoe ibrem friibcrcnGi0 Gi0cnt0ii,ner surii(f
fcllte. 9S0Drenb Oes 9on5en 5ogeS folg:
ten ]i6 bonn erbebenoe Guno9ebungel
0es Nolfss pie aus 9(nloB Der crj ten Ser:
! Itci9erllng.
Sn 6 + ions : lit Der rolttotbpli l0e"
Yforrer &ilic Gus Gourou9c (GcnD 81
|5cbn Sobren 3u6t9ous perlrtbcilt NOR
ben. 0er1slbe n1ubte nd1uli0 BON oea
SNlueis ou59ellefert lucroen bo er i'd
perl 6ieocne Ncrbrecben (Sd)iuinOeleier
i'm Yctroge Don 5000 ST., Gntf fiibrung
elmer Jrou), 5u @6uloen tommen 9clo1
ien. I'm leinem Bil6ofe su entgcbeu
luuroe er Gin Singer G0,ltcs uno crliel
hei Die lem 9lnlob cine 9(rt ANoni feit, ii
Dem er porgob> pnn lcinem Gelpi fen 81
bieIem G@ritte 9eordn9t ;u 1ein. g8ie
oolIeI6e be l6offen1 fat uns nun Oos &C.
ri6t belpielen.
- Goroinol Gullen fat N}itte Sun
elm Yoltorali6 i6reiben an 1einen &lerls
9eridtet. 9as Sirten1hreiben erblittt ii
Dem 8oblbefinoen bes 8opites Sen bDbe=
rem 8ilen >pelder Die tatboli1Ge Gbri=
i1enbeit nibt ibres 9ouptes beroubel
10 1onee Tiiriten uno @taotsmanne'
oona6 itreben Die Wobl eines neuer
Ober6irten 5u erlbtueren. Cine @efob'
fir Die &ird)e eyiitire troboeu ni9t; BIZ
pobren 8ii66fe 1eien mutbig auf be>
|Seite oes Yapites slpar 1eiel1 Die 9fe9en=
ten oer 9roben gfdtionen uno lire N}ini=
iter Dem fl. @tuble ni6t gut selinnt,
bo6 lei es ni6t minoer tpobr, oab lire
M}a6t teinc wobl6efeiti9te Iei unb 9al'5=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08

>pel6eu hielel6en nd1rtu roer cine lint
uoubluno her Gtimnung oc5 Volfcs
(eid)t Die 9lutoritdt ocvjeni9cn brcden
tDnue, mel&bc li1 leute ols luilllge Sn=
itrumentc sur 3crl ltDrun9 Der Ttllglon
ber0ebcn. Gott meroe leinen Stcllpertre@
ter ouf Grbcn bcldiigen uno luenn olc
3cit oefommeu> leine Tcinoe lpic GpreH
Dor Dem 9Hinoe rertrcioen.
Moori6, 81. Sull. Sn ben 0cpr=
Ncn> ,pclcGe bnutc Wpr9en Der S}egierl'ng
Su9c9ongeu lino, lit Die M}eloun9 entbol=
tcll> SAP Mor1 dali Gond)a bel clnsln 9n=
grilf ser republton;i9en lruppcn ant
scr Gor(iiten Nerl0on5un9cn bel Wuro,
brei &;lomctcr bon GltcQu, 9eltcrn gct60tet
woroen lit, 9lls Die Grupprn pon Dem
5ooe iDreS Iu0rers &euntni| cyblclten<r
fcNrten liz pGne 3uriictlollung BON Sro=,
pbacn fir ben Ueino> in lire por0sr innc@
ocbobteu Yo|itioncu 5urlld.
9Nauuel Sc ia Gon>bo Miorquls po1z
9puro, @ruoer oes Scncrol= Gopltols
ppu Gu6u, >puyoe i'm SATIRE 1894 lie
Moorio 9cboren. Gr t0mpltc gegen 9{a=
poleon> ebcnT TalIs III Siloomcrifa sur
;3cit scr 9osreibung Der Goloncn ponE
M},,tterlo11oc ouf Gcite beS lekteren u1o'
luor Elm otter crtldrter SSioerloGer pon
0on Carlos. SIM Sobrc 1874 'uaro er
sum Gcnerol= =0ouperneur BON eotolot
nicn crnonnt, scbn SATIRE 1pater jeoody
aus Gpollicn perbonnt, oo CT Nt9 1nE
N}crcjn nit O'9orncll uno MurlI{o el=
mem 4Srote1t ge9en bje Ge9iernn9spolltlt
an9c10lplien Dottc. 51n 9lei4en SoDtt
1854 marc cr III 5ol9e Der in5lpildcn
ous9c6rpNcncn 9}eoolution meoer Surijct=
berufen. Mor &,lrsem an Die Gplec
Der 9(rmcc 9ejtelt, fat litb Gond)o o!5
uortrcffliN fir bic $,ecre5or9onilotipn CT
wielen CT fam ober n!Dt 1T Die Sage
1ei1c UdDi9teitcn ouf Dem GDloGtfeIoc
| in 0r6bcrcm M}oBitabc 5ll erproben. Gr
,por ei1 ae1cDdbtsr nlilitdril0er GArit=
Fcller unb It |erfojjer ueDrercr sserte
!iber S1f fontcric= 1lno GoDoIscrietottlte
,pclNc in oeu N}ilitGrl 0ulen uno gcoee=
mcn Gpanien5 o!5 2citfaotn oic1e'1.
" Orio 2. Suli. @eute fono bicr
inter ilnpolontcn Gerelnonjcn bic Seer
Oiouna bes General Wonucl GonGu
ftott. Cine un9eDeure Splfsmenge Dlelt
bic Gtrobeu, bur@ !ueldc Der 9cid)ensuE
fam, bc]ebt, uno N}oriboll Gerrono, o.
luie linllntlit5s H)}iniifcr io}gttn benz
Gorgc.
Sic 5ruppenmo4t bsr GorliIten bcS
GlteQo betrdgt $4,000 Ronn.
@enerol 3obolo Dat l06 &ononcn uno
oie 9oiinun9en ouf leinen bolbi9cn @ice
lnebren li@
g]lobri 5, 3. Suli. Sic Garni1on
BON Bilboo fat li0 III Bic innere @toot
surud9eS Sogen uno baben Bic Gorlilten Die
| iriber BON iDnen innegcDobten Yolitionelt
lpieoer ein9cnomme1.
Golcutta, 3. Suli. geridbte GUS
Sen pon bet @ungersnotb 1eimselu9ten
0ii itritten melOen> Oob bie @aaten por=
treffli6 lteben. Sur 3eit lunroen nur
nod 100000 Perlonel1 bon Ser Ne9se@
ruug nit 2e6cnsmittel pcr|orgt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08

lpleOef l0W J(elo yDrl 5nlllu. SH Sul0=
monco ltieg er III ben 9So9er, bo er oQer
N(ittel cntblDBt ,por. Sci Scr pier Sage
boucrnben ToDrt mar CT in Ben 9Sogen
einoel ldblp1Icn uno !ebtc ppn bcm @ctrcioc,
oos li6 in Dem 9Sogen befonb. Gr
no5u ,udbrcnb Ser 9on5eu Tobrt tcincn
3ropTen Moler ST liW uno wor nobe5u
per1 Wmo6tet, ais man i0n fqno. !
Sn Greg on miro 5u,pcilen oN0
lNnells Sufti, 9eii6t, ocnu ein 9c,uiller
N}i6bcns, Der in Portlono ouf cine Trou
idob, t0otcte bcn i'm pcr6afttn >pollcnoen
Nolj5iiten. 0cn ndNltcn Sag rlroe
Srquclt 9cNalten uno ocn oorouifolgen=
ocn Son 9ienfo9, 0ib6ens pcr6oitet.
Nln 9eittpob lpuroc G5i63cns oe5 M}or=
oe5 ou9etlo9t ON 0ounerlto9 pto5ellirt
ON Treito0 lbulbig bcfunocn an 5om=
flag sum Snoe perurtbcilt uno Treifoys
borauf 9ebdn9t. 9Sir broud)cn wobl
/ niAt bin5u5ufii9en cob @lbbens feln
Uelo 1otte.
- Seine Yriigel mcDr. 9ie
G9uloircctoren in Dem Gtdbtden sltbol,
in 90ulteritoote W1olloNufcttS buloi9cn
Dem fortiNrittli0en 3eit9eilte uuo perbo=
ten bebbolb Die fDrperlitbe 3iiGti9uu9 in
Den G1ulen. Sic 6Oullnom5ellen no.
rem ii6er oicIe N}obnobme onfdn9li6 iebr
un9cbolten inbcm lie bcbolptete1, bic
>oilocn 9iongeu ni0t uebr bdaOi9en ST
fDnnen. Cine BON i6nen lief obcr bolo
ouf eir le0r luirt1 James s(usfun{ {tsmittcl.
Gin jeocr GOiiler, eincrlei luelten Sc
! Idlebtes Der li6 einen @erltob 9c9en
oie 9legeln Der GNule SIT @Auloen fom=
men lieb, mub, je no0 @rDbe leincs Ser
gebens, cine piertel, clue bol6e ooer cine
9on5e Gtuabe lang nit Dem GeliNtc ouf
ocm Soocn licgcn, Die 9(rule I'M re0ten
9Hinfel ous9eitredt boltell unb oorf 1i6
nit niUtS 9(nocrcm Bic 3eit pcrtrei6en,
ais 2onoforten nit Ser 9lol e in ben Oiden
Gtaub 5u seiAncn. Sic vGrsie6un9s=
metbooe" lo1l ou59cSei1nctc Trii0tc tra=
gen un0 beiogte SNull1omicQ 1T jekt
ptn Der llebcrseu9un9 ourWorun9en, oob
ufDrperlid)e 3udtigun9" Gin l{e6er6leibl lel
bcs Nfitteloltcrs lit, uno il1 unlerem er=
leu6teten Sobr6unoert ou$ Ben 50ulen
per6onnt lein lollte.
- Tloribo q ioQ 6cfonntlid) Der &C.
liinbc5te Gtoot in Der Union 1ein> uno
boljren bic borti9en 3citllngen oie 3bot=
| fade ouf Den llml ltano boB boleIb1t III
ben leBten Orei Sobren 9liemou0 9eDdugt
,poben lit.
- Nielen G6jcagoer Mletbooijten wol=
len Die oltmooiiden Camp Nlcetin9s nit
@eulen unO 3dbnefnirl l6en - ouf Der
Q(rmen=S iinoer=Bont - 1lidt meDr 9e=
|fallen. gSie foAnte man audi er,parten,
|bab 2eute Die In Sammet unb @ei0e
elnberi itolSlren> bel Ser 9rDbten @ibe 5ier=
li6e 9anol l0nDe tragcn un0 1el6it bic
9epolferten &ir6enitiible fir gu l1nbe=
quem balten po6enlon9 unter 3eltcn
compirten, ouf blobem 8oben 16liefen
rnb lib bon benz llngs5iefer oes Maloes
belai itigen lieben? @o meinen tene
Metbooiiten. ...> >- ..-..., .
@anTrancisco, 8. Suli. 8ei
ser 2ocolOption Mabl in Mlomento lie9te
Ioie Qicens=portei NIT sroBer Majoritat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08
2Sphcstf0am.
(Snloub.)

(Snlonb)
- Sic fotGplilbe polni|6 Wtmeinoc
in g Ne,u 9 OFF tat bel6loffen cine neue
Stride Stride 81 boutn.
- 9(m %. SUM- le9te Ser @o1>u'lte
Silhpf Oitbons Ben Grlnb ltein su eincr
ncuen fotb. &ir6c III S 4 g. 6 burN
1Soirfor g., ga.
- 9(m %. sunni >u,lroe in Spleop, >.
cine ncuc tot6. G@ule eln9cle9net.
- oSn Baltimore '>uurbc ON u. ,Sunl
cine ncue $500 Yiunb 1blpcre Glpde fir
oje bDrti9c 9ers= Seln=Gird)e cin9eirci9t.
- Sn M pplcton, Snto9omIe So.
YDis. murbe an 1G. Suni Der Gvf|tcin
;ur neucn 9Noricn=G GirtNe eil10eitglet.
Die Strife crDdlt cine N0ngc pon 142
unb circ 8rrite ton So TuB 3luci $50
TuB Dpbe Sbiirnlc uerocn oo: GottcS=
hous sieren.
- Sn G@eteruille, Snb. ,uuroc ont
Ia. SUM- oer 0}runb ltein 5u einer reuen
tatb. STRIDE gele9t, bic % SUB lang
Ii Tub brett luerocn unb einen 50 TuB
9pDen Sburns erbolten lou.
= Su Der 9i6se1ol,=Gonucntipn Der
prote ltantiI 0en episcopal SSirtbc bon
O3io puroe ein 8cl0luB ein9ebra0t,
bob Trauen iiber IS Sabre Oos Nnt zines
sSir1en=SnlpeftorS 1T 9enolnter 0i65cle
betleioen t0nnen. Yilbof 8cbe!l lpro6
rid)t fir Sic 9lelolution, erfl;irte li6 ober
nit Der Sbee cinDcrI Itouoen.
$50 1bington. Ser &rie9Slefre=
tdr bat einen 9lrmecbe{ebl erlo0en, ,upri1
CT bos pcm Gongreb erlaliere geieb pu=
bli5irt> 0cm5ufol9e bic b0s>uilli9e Sc
l0dbi9ung ppn Sclcgropbell, bic burd
bic Ser. Gtootcn Negicrung bcnubt ooer
angelegt 1ino, su cincm Gergeben scitem=
pclt miro boS nit elmer 8ube BON 100
bis 1000 9pllors nber nit @efdn9nib
uon nitDt iber 3 Sobren 9eobnbet iper,
DEN fam.
9lal9uo, y. s., 2. Suli. Deute
Mor9cn rcrlubte bel Nlilforo Wlojor
George Daniels nit Trou unO Cntel in
tjnem Wa9en Die 8abn 81 po1lircn> ols
Der BUG noDe mar; bic 9pcnmotipe trof
oos Gefdbrt> un0 worb Trou 0oniels
lo{ort getDbtet nnb Der W}ojrr 1o>Ne lein
0l1fcl lc6cn39cfdDrli1 uerluunoet.
gleuelonO, 3d. 2. Suli. SIN Sit=
Glepelono ueriu6te 9eltern Elm Dienit=
mdo6en, Sfamens Gbriitiane 9tob einen
0ompfofen init eincn brennboren Gtoff,
uernutblib 0ololine> 5u fiillen lno glitt
nus, ipobei es etlpas BON Dem lei6t ent=
iiinoli6en @toH ouf ben Ofen peri l6iit=
tete. 9os Go1oline entflommte 1ofort
lno Iebte ben Sn6alt bes @efdjjes III
8rono. Das uneliidlide Mdo6en mar
lofprt in Tlommen 9ebiillt, >ueldDe Die
Hleioer Wftnnie 8rommers eines anoe=
ren 9ienlt1nd0Gens> oos erferes su ret=
ten berlu6te> ebenf faus er9rifien uno beioe
Md0ben 10 perlekten, bab lie noG ,ueni=
gen @tunoen ibren Wunoen erlo9en. Sc
hes bon ibnen mar rn9efdbr 16 SaDr cit.
- Sn Ser1eD City fan0 man
DOR einigen Sagen in einem nit @etreioe
neutrality-suspicious. 6erGriebabn einen
Mann> Der an9o6 9ouis Qlr9ent 5u hei,
ben. 81 wor Mfit9leb elmer Sun itreitcr=
The New York herald., 1874-10-26
HORSES, CARkIA0ES &C.

a S5 !SsEIc s1sIlssk kte4loS HsR ABSOLUTE SALE
sss22ksS% fxss 9e,SSsr .rsar M Gs!Ss5 .ss
or THE And ELEGAsF iGH BkEb STOCK
of hossASl BEaSkEfE kGAERRAGEs. RosEs HARNESS HARNESS
s&skEh ssGASks6 So 4kIs dr1Y AsD WELL
HSa Magma nsr. Na iey are
present they have fa black names and tails
o.! black points are mated TO periection beauu
and sound ieet can tro single or double in 80 with
ease are hone and well behaved and are fully war.
ran,ei @ sound and kind will be sold separately u 70.
Also beautiful and fast bav Geding ls,k hands high,
S ra Ma' ssd BY
Island he e very fine .ted very in harness or
smooth limbs: is honest when in company can rot TO
end OF road and can speed 2; gait warranted
soana, Hso am h1nd nS smd true r.. In all Dasrtieusrs
nigh yeas old; was sired by Mountain Pilot dam by
hamDe tona9 IS honest and pure gaitec; rot all
kind. = "'' = "@''"1'0u 'o1"1 'A0
Also fast bay Geidng i5a hands high, years old was
gated road horses tha goes the road can 90 TO track
and show 2s@ and repea ali his inside Of 2:,5
Also very fast black IronG Mare. ls,S hands high
years 0lo s.sd Sy ~ B. pathen dam unsnown she Is
wagon; she iswarrantcd sound and kind.
also nanasome extension top Park Phacton, Pole and
Ponv paasoa a nd also me TOP irottlng wagons
ness Blankets, Robes, Whips. &c.
~ f-ine above horses have all been driven In single
and double harness and all be with perfect
safety by the most umid.
The above stock will be on exhibition st stable, a.
something really fine and reliable should not tail To
avail themselves OF this opportunity. they will be
. trial ana examination. sale positive rain shine
The New York herald., 1874-10-26
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AxusExEYrs-sxcosD PAcE-Fourth NTH and sixth
aSSEss@SY AsrHSEsSY zyxss.sa P.sI ssl1sh & column
BoAsS sG'ulaips HNp LODGING wASrED-SsrH pAox-sixth
pRo6SSIYs SSIIYYss REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sncosD
pusrsEss stssT5P!fiso Ts5P!fisoiKSE!qTSSff;rIEs-ssrH PAGE
cLEHRs sSSg" AND sALEsMEN-rwrLrH pAcr-1hird
s5 se%s
and
uo.ssRfSSssapfs-sr,-H slHfS fGss%pf PAGE.
rasaa sH%n column
YENTlSrRY-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth column.
BBsT 2 feHn FHE%sHED AND
UNFURNlsHED-sEcoSD PAGE-seccnd and third
EuRoSPEaAN Sqa,S' STEAMSHIPS pAcr-Vlsh col.
saSs.sla's essIn column
ESE Ro6 1S1 fssTs TO LET
ss:%p
HELff ff0WS%sir 0WS%assirED-rEMALEs-rwrr,rH pAer-second
HELP W4SSilED-xALEs-rwrLr4H rAcx-Fourth col.
HoRsHs.' CARRIAGES. &c.-FrRsr rAGr--Third and
HS5sEs SSSas sa PAGE.
f0lg8al lE88aals1rroS ooxpAsy-r,s.r PAGE
5Esssy sS'rRpA sEn
Gen REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-SEcoSD PAGE
LEcTtREe esslEaXHsGs-szeosD PAc1--rhird column.
LOAN OFFIC aS-FIRsr PAGE-sixth column.
LOST AND FOUND-FiRsr PAGE-First column.
MACHINERY=TwELFrn PAcE-Fourth column
ANb
MISCELLANEOUS ADvEkrIsEMENTs-rEsrHP PAe.-
MusiCxL-skCoxp PAcE--Fourh column.
PIAXof6kTEs. oRGxNs, 4ccsgeoaD cs'I pAc.-rourh
PoLITICAL-N.srH PAcE1Feur,h column.
PROPERTY our OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEcoNp PAGE-Frst column
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcoNp PAGE-First
RESTAURANTs-SEcoSp PAcE-Fourth column
kEWARuS-F!RsT PAGE.First column
SALE AT AUCTtON-FrRsr PAGr-Finh and Sixth col.
sIrUATioNs wANTED-FEMALEs-ELEvx PAGE.
and TWELFTH PAGE-First and Second columns
SITUATIONS wANTED-MAL LEs-TwELTTn PAGE~Third
SPECIAL NUTICES-FlRsr PAeE-First and second col.
sPoNifNG-DoGs BIRDS, 4C.-Fasr PAcx-rhird
THE TRADEs-TwELrrH PAcE-Fourth column.
70 LET FOR, BUSINESS PURPosEs-szcosp PAGE
Third column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND ApARrMENTs iG Is II.1 LET
SECOND PAGE-Thrd column
AAsrrhR e rTrSsskh FS
70 LET-SEcoND PAGE-First column.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS, Ac.-NINrH PAGE-Sixth
column
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sPoRTING-DoG.. srKDs. sc.

A FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS.
"A. Birds &c. Medicines for all diseases; prepared
Food for moeking birds At B. q. DoyEys, No Greene
street. near Canal
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GUNS. RIFLES AND REvoLvERS IN GREAT
~ variety at reduced prices; second hand Guns and
Pistols bought sold exchanged.
GEO SMITH, 50 and So Chatham street
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nEERFoOT DRIVING PARK, CoNEY ISLAND
FIRST sEcSN2 Pre- FAX XII xEEylNs; EGysN
SECOND DAY-wEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
No. 8 Purse 500 Tor 2 As class
No. I. Purse $500 for 81 class.
THIRD DAY-THURSDAY. NOVEMBER
No. purse $a0 @ tor nj minute class
No. dlRTH rpsse Ss1 t1T sss SRhsy Sl5ss novpxprp
No. 7. Purse 500 for 2 80 class
No. g. Purse 500 tor 2:34 class
Conditions OF all the above races will be mile hcah
best IN IN harness and will be strictly conducted
Entries will close ut r. b. Johnson's Twenty eighth
street and Broadway, Thursday evening, October 29
at T. M and at Decrfo0t Hotel.
All communications should be addressed to wM
MCMAHON, at the above address. to Dcerfoot Park
Hotel, Concy Island road. wM MCMAHON, Proprietor.
T. class which was postponed on account of darkness
wa y WILLIAM d. VAN coiT. Superintendent
pROspECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.
Third Fall Meeting 1874.
FIRST DAY-TUESDAY, October27.
Purse No $500, for minute horses, Il entries
y SECOND DAY@WaDSEfssbfAY' DSSEfssf ucteScr 49,
Purse No. 3-$6OO. for :S9 horses, l6 entries
Purse No 4a$l;Nv Tor 2:25 horses entries.
Purse No 3$5OO for double teams, entries.
Purse No 6-$l,WO, tor 2:30 horses Il entries.
FOURTH DAY-FRTDAY, october 30
Purse No $500 for 2 40 horses, q entries
Purse No $4,000, Tor 2 :2U horses, entries
Races commence each day at O'Clock prompt good
Admission to neld grand stand and quarter stretch
Admission to club house. INTRODUCED by member IS.
GEORGE W. OAKLEY. Superintendent,
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INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY.
MO PosTPoNEMENr UNDER THIS PLAN.
SECOND PREMIUM ALLOTMENT
OF THE
NEW YORK INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY,
TO BE HELD
MONDAY. DECEMBER 7. lS7A
sTEISwAY HALL SEw YORK
1000 BONDS
1900 BONDS
1900 BONDS
only this drawing and every boudholder
pond wui receive.
bond Will receive. W,uB
Somo vii receiive -. .''''''.-. -''-''''''' Snn
sSonds viii receive 81 COO each ........ -. s,SV
~ bonds will receive $500 each 5000
10 bonds will receive 500 each. h.............. COO
20 bonds will receive S0o each. 1890
- bonds will receive $50 each. 100
1000 bondholders will receive ve....... $4,000
BONDS OF.SEKIEs DRAWN OCToBEa FOR SALE AT
80 EACH.
$40 EACH.
Slu EACH.

so EACH.
$40 EACH.
So EACH
Address al orders for Bonds and send for circulars
and full information 10
MORGENTHAU, BRUNO 4 CO..
Financial Agents,
No. q Park row. New York.
Post ONCE drawer No 29
Remit BY draft New York city banks by registered
letter or Post office money order.
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A -FLEETwOOD ASSOCIATION.
IA. SECOND FALL MEETING, 1874
October q. "a and 26.
THIRD pAY-MOkDAY OCTOBER o.
PURSE No. 5-ts00 2: so clasA
N. Roden enters b. q. Rutiedge.
James Dougrey enters b m. Mary Lamb.
Amos Cash enters g. IN. Privateer Maid.
A. BourreS enters r. e. !. Il. Gordon.
Jacob Some rndyke enters ch. Melissa.
J. II. Hsrbeck, Jr., enters blk z. Gilt Edge
A. Patterson enters x. =. Alexis
PURSE No 6-$2,0U; 2:-l clasa
N. Roden entersg. &. Castle Boy.
Dan Mace enters b. 8 Jay Could
John l. Doty enters ch. s. Thomas L. Young.
Charles ;. Green enters br. &. Young Bruno.
John Splan enters b. E Kansas Chief
b. Mace enters b. z. Sensation
A. TUFTS enters &. &. Hopeful.
The races Commences each day at1P.M. Admission
to the field and grand stand 81 Badges house,
81 extra Horse cars leave Harlem Erldgc evcrv ten
minutes direct to the Pars Trains leave Forty second
street depot at II 10 A. NJ, O'Clock and 2:0 Pm.
JAMES DATER. President.
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81 Scott 4 Son top lever double bolt Breah Leaders
with all latest improvements H. c. SQUIREs, No.
Coraudt street
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THE Turf.

yNANTED.-A DOG FASCIER WANTS A FINE LOT
w of Terriers Spaniels and Pointers Apply at once
to W. CHAFEE. ONCE Fifth Avenue Hotel
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WILLIAM ABBorT. AUcTIoNEER:-BY VIRTUE
w of a chattel nor tgage | will sell this day 2oth
inst at i9h o'ccck At the saesgoom. 80 New Bowery,
composition Moulds, $50 Papicr Mache, large lot ol
Mirror Frames, Busts &c, &c. CHARLES DALEY, A.
torney tor Mortgagee
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A UCTION NOTICE-BY LUKE FITZGERALD.
IA Elegant Household Furniture
at public auction. THIS DAY
over 4UO Lots by catalogue.
SEQ yards velvet, Brussels ana ingram Carpets
THIS (Monday) MORNING, Commencing
at l0o'clock. at private
residence 10 West Twenty third street. Sixth av
Parlors consist
magnificent I'd EtaCeres. Ia octave rich rosewood
Pianoforte best city maker latest styles nlaid rarlor
Suits covered in satin. brocateL &C. iniaid Centre Ta-
bles Cabinets Jardinieres git Tables, Oil Paintings.
Suite, complete solid rosewood and walnut Bedsteads
Bureaus Dressing cases 20 curled hair and spring Mat
tresseB PiowA DINING room-Sdeboard Extension
Table Library and side Table. Turkish Chairs, &c.
Lounges Hall Stand. &c. Sale positive.
HENRY E. McbONNELL. Auctioneer.
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A FLEETWOOD PARK.-THIRD FALL MEETING,
IA. THURSDAY, November L. 1874 Purse No. g. for 2:T
class not filled Purse Of S40o horses that never
FRIDAY. November l3, 1874
No 6-Pursc for 2:2l class not filled A Purse Of $500
for all Double Teams will be substituted i'll its place.
The above will be mile heats best three ve
Entries I" close Wednesday October Is 1874 at 8
and Broadway. ~
All communications to be addressed 10 W. B. Hanson
at the above address, at 1856 West Fourth street. e. T.
W. b. HANSON, Manager.
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rTHoMAs kEywORTH. AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL
i this day, at 10 O'clock at No. 7A Ninth avenue, the
contents of rst class liquor storcBar and Back Bar,
cost $7u0: % fine Pictures, Shovelboards. Chairs
Table, IceboS, Liquors &C., &C. also the Furniture oI
suits hrassels Carpets. oilcoth, stove, &C. &c Deal
arai m vtfad
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A -NOrICE-CLAfMS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
"A. speedily and thoroughly prosecuted, by an cxpe.
rienccd attorney without anv charge whatever un less
uccessut cxceiicnt references from clenta Address
LAWYER box 2A3zP Post office.