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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-01
CLIMAX! CLIMAX !

Pages Climax Salye, Family
blessing for % cents.
1t heals without a scar. No
family should be without it.
Wewarrant it TO cure ScrOfula
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilblains,
Sore Breasts or Nipples, Burns,
Scaids, CutS, and Sprains.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without one failure.
Ithas no parallel-haying per-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is a compound of
Arnica with many other Extracts
and Balsams, and putup i'm larger
boxesfOr the same price than any
other Ointment.
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M0FFAT's LIFE PILLS
and
PHOENIX BfTTERS.

The Most Successful Medicines
in the World.
Established i'm 1885, by one of
our Most Eminent Physicians.
and now used throughout North
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine i'm eases of diseased
Liver, Blood or Skin, Indiges-
ton, Costiyeness, Bilious COr'-
plants. Rheumatism, and Fever
and Ague.
Thousands OF certificates are
i'm our possession, givingdetailed
aecOuts of perfect CURES effect
ed by these invaluable Medicines.
They regulate the System and
pnt all the functions of the body
In healthy condition.
e" Sold by Druggists everywhere.
J. P. MILLS, Sole Proprietor,
So Liberty Street, New York.
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Notice.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED by
- the Mol ne Il kock Island Horse Railf al 90
Until Monday. OCT. s. a. O'Clock P. n. "a furnish
twenty tons OF ground feed. made from s0aud No.
old corn aud oats. proportion to be fwU bHsLels of
corn 70 ole bu-hri q O5ts, To be weighed "a the
clts "a - End delivered al Centre station a. re-
quired Tor uss.
J. VI BUFORD,
s-SsdSt, Stc'y NJ & X l. Ii. II. X Co.
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illustrated; explaining who may marry, who not,
why. The lmpediments to Marriage their nature.
cause and cure. sexual Exhaustion, In middle or
uld age, from whatever cause and What can be done
In such cases. About pit PIES on tie Face Why
our peopl prematnrely nfrm. This work con-
ttlrs i.firnati that the married, or those co, :
mp ails MARI re uid be cquantcd with. a
to aIy address, security sta.eh. p paid. !or 50
tents 10y DIR WHITTIER,
3 2S 'Nw6m 6lT ST harlcs 81 1T. Lonis Mo
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There is nothing surer nothing moLe
susceptible Of positive demonstration, no. OH
ing more easily understood by every one
who gives the subject little reflection but
must come to the one and the same con-
ol;,,;,n -4hot The monied power is
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-01

- " f0T The Joseph Dixon Crucible Co.
WORKS.
Avenue JERSEY CI Nj 1osdw
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Fine Bourbon Whistles,

ANDINPoRTED wINEASD BRANDIEs.
Agent for the celebrated Joliei Aies alro best
Scotch ard English Ale and London Porter tor sale
Agent for A Zeller's Billiard and Pigeon hole Ts
HE MzlufAerors. Il. Z WEST FTrJprietor.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMusEMENTs-ELrvExru PAGx-FiNh and sixth col.
AsTRUIUGy-EIrvrsrn PAcr-Fiith column
and
soAkD kID'u%SsD %SD LODGING wANrED-rwrLsrH P4or-
BRooKI9S 5Ht9 s0asPu. NEAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcoxD
ggsESEss SsiPsSs;S%SIft'iSl,iirIEs-SlsrH p.er
G fam
cLERSs s.H AND sALEsMEN-rwrLrrs p.cr-r,,,a an,
=, ol fourth 9,nt columns
Sd1tHHES Hyb egs%1
coAsr%fsh SSfh Gs4TRE%aasuIps-sncosD p.ss-pnh COL
660SSTEY SSiS SH BoAERelTwELFTa P.cE-slxth column
Column
bfpI AND
EukSrSAA Si,s SrEAMsAIPs-sEcoSD rAGE-Fourin and
f8sSks SksiSsss.1s F.ss1S!x.a eelssn
S#PHrsrs feqHR TO LET
rupSifiIFp SSESHTp P4NGE-sseonS and third columns.
SESH SSuTn Paou-rh
HELP 1W'IHSrED-FEMALEs-rwnlpru p.or-rhird
HELP @AsrED-nALEs-rwr1srH p4or-rour,h col,
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c-FlRsr pAor-Third, fourth
HotSs pttS1-S'1ls tS fs1SaR PAGE.
I5XSssTSksyycfIoSwFissz PAerzseccna column.
BBEKGhN BERG IN REAL ESTATE FOR sALs-sRooSD
IE9TUR, ;SEAsoS S-EInvnxHH PAcr-sixtn column
L3AE 9AT oFFFlcGh;SiYLlEyESTH pAGE.slxth column
MAShlSEsYsias1 P4en-sstn s nsMsa eoIumn' So'u"'n
MAKBLE MANfEL--ELEvESrH rAGE-Fourth column.
MSiEDiC AL.ELEvENTH PAGE-FiIth column.
MILLINERY AND Observation-Disclosures PACR-Sixth
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTIsEMENTs-TRmz PAGE
Sixth column.
NJ MMuSlGAL7 81 "a - ELEyEYrH @ PAGF-Fiith column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAcn-First column 'N''' '''"A'"
pIANoFoRrEs, ORGANS. xC.SELEvESrH PAor-Fiith
sessooSPossxES1F,nsG rAeszseeona column.
80, TWELFTH PAGE-Third column.
PROPERLY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
,, RENT-SEcoND PAGE-First column
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcoND PAoK-First
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sKcoyp PAcr-First column.
i LiGIOUS N0TICES-FIRsr PAGE-First column,
ARDS-FlRsr PAGE-ttrst column.
SALES AT AUCTION-FIRsT PAGE-Flfth and Sixth
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-TwE PAGE
First second and third columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcx-ThIrd
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-FInsr PAc1-Firs. and second
SUMNER REsoRrs-TwxLrrH pAor-sIxth column.
1HE TkADES-TwELFTH PAGE-Fourth and dth col
THk TCRF-FIRsr PAoE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SRcoNp PAcr-
No. First and seconI columns.
IhAVELLERS' GUIDE-sEcOND PAGE-Fifth and Sixth
CNFURNlsHED ROOMS AND APARTM ENTS TO LET
u SECOND PAGE-lh bird and fourth columns.
NAMED TO PURCHASE-FIRsr PAoE-sixth column.
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
YACHTS. sTEAMBoAfs, ac.-FIss4 fTisH pAo.-second
column.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
CCrION HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON
date Johnston 4 Van TasselD.
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE
Is REMOVED To THE SPACIOUS PREMISES
~ TO % ThIkTEE TIL STREET,
.I0 NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE.

IL TO q AZ ~ The inTE sFATiiPGSr Tit SrREET REETsks
PARTIAL GATALoGUh or THIS DAYS
ELEGANT TEAM Roam CARRIAGE Horses. Is
,0 nana' ans years Kind IN ali harness ree from
lily ieap ,or @ any use: warranted sound.
hHnW rhAEPoN HhP L. good order by Wood az Bros o
harness.; free from vice; trots close 5 minutes;
iree stylish driver; superior coupe, road family
ELEGANT R0AN COUPE HORSE, II hands, 6
years; Kind in all harness; free from vice ine tree,
sn VERY stSiish; an excellent horse or any
Six SEAT PARK PHAEroN, in good order. BY
BROWN HORSE, l5,s hands, Z years; kind In all
harness and under saddle Iree from can trot
miie close 70 minutes; Is In every respect nrst
.IOP sIDE,BAR ROAD WAGON. very light, by
! ELEGANT BAY nor Il, l6 hands, years; kind in
az ann ,s N ,ree rom wee extra ane under
or bu sine $ horse: warranled sound ~ ' '-'''''
Tor slDE-BAR ROAD WAGON, nearly new by
| ELEGANr DARK BAY MARE. is,4 hands Z years;
kind In all harness free from vice; splendid road
ster promises TO be iast is stylish, prompt, every
| ELESANT TW0 SEAT BASKET PHAEToN.
BRiGHT BAY HORSE l5,s hands. years; kind
in all harness; free from vice. good steady, all day
driver; has been used by physician, warranted
DoCToR's PHAEToN, nearly new; built TO order.
TOP ROAD WAGON in good order by Duse injury
TEW W NJ e.i noiN PONIES. p,s hands, years; kind in
all harness: Tree from vice: hne. tree trayelers war
TVr 1w P3NY M = IIs PHAET3S, F 9 ! nearly new;
prlsing carriage coupe road, express and iarn. SIN
,FiEfEES OTHER HORSES; DESCRIPTION
A LARGE ASSORTMENT CT NEARLY EVERY
AZ rN RUcTIoH M "HShp HND pRi1SfE SALE, SALE NoI At oIR
MART, is 70 Is THiRrsENTM STREET.
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PROPOSALS.
GALE AND REMOVAL OF PENIrENTIARY OF
y VIRGINIA.


The undersigned. appointed commissioners tor the
April 80 1874 will receive sealed proposals to be osened
At Il O'Clock NJ on Thursday the lst day OF october,
1874 tor the purchase and removal or the Fenenary OF
The following the provisions the act to which
the proposals must conform:-
for the purchase Of the land and buildings and the
moval of the buidings and the inmates to point
not less than five miles from the corporate limits
city OF kchmond; said proposals stpuiate the
suitable buildings for the proper accommodation and
employment OF the prisoners the erection OF the ma.
necessary to secure all the facilities tor the operations
Of the Penitentary q the same extent they present
that proposal shall be accepted which involves the
In any expense over and above the proceeds
nected with the Penllentiary. W. -' W."
"S. Proposals ior the removal must be endorsed on
sen,ary ani should be sccompanie with and ecluds led
cations for tine buildings be furnished in o those
ssAa fsAsssa fspsHssS and
Proposals should DO addressed e che unSsrsgred at
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
the OF Streets and sewers No Paterson
block, New Brunswick. \. j., until Saturday, August @
paraton OF road bed the furnishing of materials and
paving vita Tetord pavement ueorsc street between
New street and Commercial avenue. total distance Of
curb and furnishing and setting new euro and Suterins
line OF said street. Sats actory security the faith
Commissioners reservEg the right to reject any or al
proposals T they think the Interests of the city viii be
Il M uss On a Ss hs wSs Se a ss
N5REE N5REf sSsf sMiEr commissioners.
Nnw BRUNSWICK, August 10. 1874.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
THIRD FALL MEETING.


FIRST DAY-TUEsDAY, OCTOBER2
PURSE No. l-&oU0 for horses that have bestea
$500; $500 10 nrst $50 10 second ana 8oOto third
PUk Il No. 2-$8N. for horses that have beaten
-'' SECOND SEQ 81 b DAs~wIDSEsDA9.S G SCrUsERas
PUkS No o3-S6N, tor horses that have never beaten
299 $3.50 70 first !lSO TO second, and $0O to third.
sls rsisp - ieSsas ocfo a . lR
PURSE No oS.0O for double teams; $500 nrst $50
- PTK No. s-sl .So for horses that have never
0eaen oGsTH m SaYFRfo%Y etSDT oGTossR 50 10 'n'ra
PURSE No. I-$60o, for horses tnat have never beaten
PURSE No. e-S2,W0 tor horses that have
beaten 2:2o; $1,000 to nrs $3.50 to second and $40 to
CONDITIONs-An the above races to be mile heats,
best three In Ave, In harness except double team and
National Association In heats where eight or more
Entries tor oil three meetings will close Tuesday,
September l. at O'CLOCK p. NJ, ut T. s. Johnson's cor.
ner Of twenty eighth street and Broadway, New York
ADD ress oil communications to Georxe ". Oakley.
street Brooklyn. f. q. READ President
GEO. W. OAKLEY, Superintendent.
DOsTERs FOR HORSE RACES MEETINGS. &C..
1 promptly and cheap.y done ut the ME- ROPOLlTAN
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 2lS Broad way, Herald
Building.
CoCIETY OF AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE
- OF Westche ster county.
Annual tall meeting, september l9, 1874
In consequence OF the 2:U class having filed the
$OU ZSJ ciass-$50O to the first $40 to the second
$lCO TO the third. 800 to the fourth.
Conditions In adver rtiSement tor entries that
closed August 49, Entries close ut orawaupum Hotel,
and must be addressed to
J. o. MILLER. Sec retary
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS. &C.
T,oR SALE-sCHOONER YACHT JESSIE; LENGTH
IS teet. beam "a feet; in complete order; last aud
South street.
TOR sALE-rHE FAST YACHT vEsTA; LENGTH
II 10 feet beam IS eet hold fcet. thoroughly
equipped and warranted sound. will be cold low. Appy
10 G. 4 Il. POlLLON. 22& South street 80
E0R sALE-fHE WELL KNOWN STEAMBOATS,
il Jessa Hoyt Long Branch, Plymouth ROCK and rs
cort also two Iron sidewhee Boats iron steamship r.
Morse LOU tons; propelers santce and FAN River 1
tons; also several sdewheel and propeller 6eapshps
IRON 90 to 4to tons steam Tugs and steam hschs also
steamer Metropolis, nted TO transport railroad cars.
Apply TO FRED. c. SCHMIDT No south William 81
ortAM YACHT FOR sALE-42 FEET LONG. BEAU.
- tiu model. will exchange tor real estate mort
gage. Apply toe. T. SANFORD. !el broadway room
~ until IL O'CLOCK
yy,AxTRp-A oooD sLooP OR SCHOONER oHEAP.
w Dto g sst Addfses atspHS "a H e wsM prize end full
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
HORSES. CAtxtxiAGEg. sc.
A.-sTYLE, SPEED AND ELEdANoE.

A -A-ssTTytE ssEED !; e. AXp y ELEGANoE,
SELL x RVst EI BAY ps
RAT RP Agig rs Sft1cK
FL WKEF lSD yhSs ASR aLso
~, The entire oaa 2, gentleman well known to the
est and most ashionaby bred the country and
%o
y, s,%a ANA ag bred brow 1saps PART
year oa is and atrad AID Of no.hns can
public record, having always been used on road; has
e @ @ e p % es o sa &c sr
oga to same wagon mile in 2:4o1a without break IS
trot mile in 2:sO and Is warranted sound Kni ani
vouSee mar. Ss my Sy
s Sr.s ,ss s.I !. 4
4ysars old ana was TOUR months after ~ s5 aa
las. year took second money at GcsNen in s:s has
spoSss a SON sSf fssa.ssr Issa!sliy
,say ssaing SStYoS Is: hana. and years Old sired
Ssss. win ha os any s0unf aGs II ns ne s
ana Vim raining beat a:io %srsantsi sound
also large brown Geldins MERslMAc. .lss. hands. 8
MnSlf
nlfns N s ns and fsnss r. sUs;
can beat 80 TO wagon ami 20 the end the road
sna and perfect In sse
respect
ne aud limbs with all the style and speed lmagin.
able can travel |? miles mn hour and nre safe and
reliable; warranted sound and kind
Also Park Fhaetop, light two.seat Depot Wagon light
Top Wagon one rotng Wagon pole and shafts single
and double Harness Bankets kobesan sheets. stock
can be seen at the stable ut all times previous to sale
which VIII be positive, without regard to weather.
be nad at the stable or at the oce OF Auconcer No.
sale will take place pr0mp;s ys at osSSk siSk
40 roP AND OPEN SECOND. HAND WAGONS
"A. ~ best city makers. one SIX scat Phueton, two
Barouehes, severa! tourseat Phaetons, one Pony
Phaeon all In good order one Rockaway, SO; do,
open Su!sies py Canrey and Hattie! ID Jackson; one
second hand do., one Skeleton wagon, Two lop Dog
Carts Landaus one Caleche, BY Brewster. OF Broone
&C. wM U. GRAY ~ and p Wooster street.
A FOR SALE. THE MOST STYLISH TURNOUT IN
"a. the city tor ladies' or children to ride drive
Phaeton and HARNESS. gold moanted, nearly new viii
be sold NJ sacrifice. Can be AT lao est Thirty
ninth street near seventh avenue.
AN ASSORTMENT OF GOOD SECOND HAND roe
"A and no top side bar anu elliptic spring Wagons,
aepo. anS lump seat wagons kockswaya pog CaTrII
IL KINDS OF FAMILY CARRIAGES kOCKA.
"A wnys tark and Pony Phaetors, Buyg,es and Ex;
press WAGONS arc manufactured w yhAKLks 4SuHE
anu scl1 a hrs or manuiAsnssss pfissS his Aspssi'
very. ASt Wesi breAawAx ..tl i'ai,l. ss "a llfs ,
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
SECOND FALL MEETING.

FIRST DAY-TUEsDAY, OCTOBER g.
rURSE No, $500 for horses that have never beaten
2:s0 $500 to first $50 to second. and $50 to third.
PUksE No. 2-Ss0, tor horses that nave never beaten
22s; s459 to nrst ystC 70 seeond. and 500 e third
PURSE No; $500 horses that have never beaten
$3.50 70 hrst $3.50 to second. and Sl0O to third.
PURSE No. 4-Sl0, for horses thar have never beaten
224 $3.50 70 n1st $500 eeond; and SloS to third.
r TdIRD DAY-THURSDAY, OCT. 8.
PURSE No tS6oO for double teams; $500 to nrst $50
PURSE No 6-$l ono that have never beaten
22s $3.50 to rrst $3.50 to second and $loS 70 third.
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY, OCT. g. .tf
PURSE No. $500 for horses thar have never beaten
2.2 $3.50 to arst $3.50 70 second. and Su0 to third
PURSE No S-$2,NU for horses that have novUI
beaen 220; SL0o 10 nrst, $50 second cd o10 to
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
DRosPEor PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.
S2l ,0C0 IN PREMIUMS.
FIRST FALL MEETING,

FIRST DAY-TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22
PURSE No. $500 for horses that have never beaten
minutes $50 to rst $5J to second ana $50 to third
PURSE No. 2-S6O, tor horses that have beaten
2Sl $46O to first, $50 10 second and $lV0 to third
SkCONy DAY-WEDNEsDAY SEPTEMBER 2a
PURSE No 3-S6tO tor horses that have never beaten
2sSS $3.50 70 first $5O to second and 500 TO third.
PURSE No. 4$lUU0 for horses that have never beaten
2:24 $3.50 To first, $500 to second and 81 thir,.
THIRD DAY-TH UKSDAY, SEPTEMBER r.
PUR RISE No $3.50 tor all double teams: $500 to frst
$50 to second and $50 10 third
PURSE No. G. ON Tor horses that have never beaten
2:H; $3.50 TO first $3.50 TO second and SluU third
n Four DAY-FRIDAY SEPTEMBER rs.
PURSE No: 7S6O0 for horses that have never beaten
2:45 $3.50 to hrst. $3.50 to second and $40 to third
PURSE No 8-S2.0W for horses that have never beaten
220; $1,000 to nrst S75U second and $3.50 to third
The New York herald., 1874-08-28

rNO LET-A FIRST CLASS sTAsLE FITTED Up
with great elegance and all improvements. con
tanning ve stalls and box stall the or part 10
iet Apply at 2ls West rwenty-slxth street.
VNANrED-A FINE COUPE HORSE, NOT LESS
w than l61s hands high must be styl sh ant have
good knee action. Apply 10 j. +. BUDD, V. :, loo
Thompson street.
NANTED-FOR SMALL FAMILY STABLES. BE.
w tween rhrueth and Thirty sixth streets, seventh
and Lexington avenues in good order and AZ moderate
rent Address, siaing fuil particulars. r. w., Herald
office.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
THE TURF.
A THE FLEETWOOD PARK ASSOCIATION
"A. offer Purse of


A THE FLEETWOOD PARK ASSOCIATION
a. 0asd s5Odp rarss of
70 aii Totle horses. barring Goldsmith Maid; mile
heats lest three In i've in harness 81 100 first 5000
to second 81 500 to ihIa YaH sna sRMs & 81 bsy 2 fourth
Purse OF $1,000 for horses that never beat 81: mile
meats pest taree IN five In HARNESS. $3.50 hrs 500 10
Entries Tor both close Saturday August 49,
at o'clock T. NJ at X. Johnson's, corner Of
day. september2 u, at2P The above race 10 be gov.
erned BY the rules OF the National Association Address
al audres to ~ & r4N c9 q s sSove
A CcTIoN AND PARIS MUTUAL POOLS SOLD
Branch at Li46 broadway; also on the 94O boat from
loot OF Rector street o. l.. MARSHALL. Aucnoneer.
FRENCH POOL rs NOW OPEN AT JOHNsoN's
"A Pool Room, corner of Broadway and Twenty eighth
streets on the oared boat races at aratoga also
rartc9er attention paid 70 orders by maI or messen
gers Open at O'Clock A. NJ
A UCTION POOLS SOLD THIS EVENING AT JOHN
a SONS. l.lT Broadway, corner Twenty eighth
street ON the running races at Long Branch al this
DEERFoor DRIVING PARK.
Purse $500. Tor =: 81 class lass" = ~1S1'' -
Il fEPesrf Elss.ens Sk; o MfnasHn slasR csoSt goy
Phil Dufiey's s. m Nellie.
NJ; Van samo's g. H. W Beecher.
G GPrnish.sg N. ancy Crum
SAN E. DAY-P1rse S,oJ for 2:s2 cia,
4. 4: Einsiein's IN. Anna Z.
II. W. Howe's br. IN. Lovely b.
owner'ss z. Sorrel Boy.
F. Coyle's b. NJ. Nellie Conder.
K Dunham'ss. &. Alpha formerly Charles E. Cooney
f. H. Heard'ss M Ellen Mary
Trottng win commence mt O'Clock sharp.
o0neS Island Ssss % pasS asMh6S tae dS9r p,onr,s,o-
The New York herald., 1874-08-28

no. liz ANb IL RAsi THiSfEASTn sTRhEf NEAR
FOUR AVENUE.
REou1AE hypsY nSNsES asp 4SD
Twenty four to hours given to purchasers to
CATALOGUE OF ssi fhis Ma'fssift s4Ys rs1DAY, SALE
,.,v.1s
GENrLEMAN's TuRNoUr-BAy TRoTTING HORSE.
exy p Blue sa e hands S an
ro. as II IN a. s e e I n
SIsSS set Earwpess 70 and
COUPE ESrxBi IsHMENT-;BAY HORSE, ls HANDS
rom VICE last traveller Tree and stylish driver, 50,
-sokREt lH0RorGiB led KENTUCKY SADDLE
saddle well broken 10 all gsits, very fast runner and
sizsfxf $EsfsHas4HR ASR sHERLR RRooxAwAr IN GOOD
BAY PACING HORSE. CLOUD OF The VEST
sSa 3
ss n.s Ssssa driver
,,sSSy HsksE; TX axSDs n nIsH; GIL M YEARS old;
T5p %SaSs sSsed NsasLs slss L!sstSs;S SS and
sSfskI sTkSITiSS iAS MASE S,S SIRED BY PA3c5Es;
npnOSOme; mas nne open gait, anu promises great
speed; an extra hne roadster aud warranted sound;
afT T0f = BXsK ET PaAEroN, NEARLY NEW.
BAY MARE KATE, l5M HANDS, YEARS OLD; Il;
kind and true In all harness; Tree from vice;
traveller; free and stylish driver; superior
general use, ana warranted sound.
TOP WAGON, WITH POLE AND SHAFTS, BUILT
'pAPPLE GRAY HORSE, IS HANDS HIGH, YEARS
stylish; first class family carriage coupe horse
tears nothing BE- driven by any one anu warranted
sound also Harness and
KUCKAWAY. NEARLY NEW.
BROWN HORSE, l5S HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and true In all harness; from vice fast
traveller free and stylish driver; Tears nothing very
saEpeE,o5 E. g fsmliy anima rM end warranted sound.
ELEGANT WHITE TROrTING HORSE GRAY
Eagle and sscck; l6 hands hish ole
kind and true In all harness very stylish
and handsome; tr0t in 2:Np any day, and can 10
driven by lady or child; also set Harness and
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON.
BLACK VERMONT HORSE, l5H HANDS HIGH, Z
old kind and true in ali harness; free from vice
Tor WAGON, BUILT BY DUSENBUHY NELSON.
soREEL PONY, II HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and true In all harness free from very sty
and warranted sound; also Sci Harness and
NO TOP BASKET PHAETuN
ROAM SADDLE PONY, lSh HANDS HIGH. YEARS
cd has been used in double harness and under the
saaa L PeT}esy geate ans wf5Eansd sEnpd TINE
OF sale.
Top and no top Road W agons, Phaetons and Business
SALE COMMENCES AT il O'CLOCK.
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REWARllS.

&CS REwAID.-LOST OFF AN EXPRESS WAGON,
&LSO between Grand Central depot aud 23 West lhir
uctn street on wednesday evening, canvas Travelling
sss with pocket on the outside. Tho above reward will
De pau and no questions nsSed for bag and
sontsns Apply 10 R.J. BLACK, Agent, 9lA Broadway.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

THoMAs GAFFNEY, AuCTIoNEER. WILL POSI-
lively sell this day at 10 O'Clock. At ih East Broad
way Household Furniture. comprising sofas. Lounges.
Bedsteaas, stoves, Extension and other Tables Howe's
sewing Machine &c
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

con. Arrp .~"..r - -, ~
"A: Ale, sparkling Wines; manufacture OF COMPLETE
onrdfs q Appaiaius and Materlns with iu instrus-
uons; nu departments OF manufacture bottliug and
psnsng4; 4 sxc1nsyS Kgp. a ae.rable tcrritoryi eats
sixth and twenty seventh streets New YORK.
A LAST ClIANCE-S2S,oOo IN CAST PRIZES AT
n grand gitt concert In aid of the Masonic Keller A.
~ New street basement, New YORK. " = --'
ALApANA STATE LoTIERY-EsTABLrsHEpt tsea-
"A stW wv IN pr!sssi Whole lexota siV, Halves Is,
SSars VIZ Y 6SSSSsx co. Sss sSs Ys sn .sa:s :s
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AT AUCTION THIS DAY. BY
IA VAN TASSELL 4 kEARNEY, AuCrIONEERS
.ut.e successors 10 Johnston Van Tasselp.
HORSE AND CARklAuE AUCTION MART,
ITO, liz AND ia EASI THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR
FOUR AVENUE.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28

T ONG BRANCH RACES
IL AUGUST MEETING
Wednesday, August 26
THURSDAY, August III
saturday, August %.
JOHN HOEY. President
The steamboats, will leave pier No. North River att
$40 and ~ 10 A. NJ, and the foot Twenty
street at l0 A. NJ, returning as the races are
-
NEW DORP CLUB GROUNDS, STATEN ISLAND
~ The Purse for Saturday, August g. Is filed The fol-
Don u B. GSn enters b. g. New Dorp, A. Moore enters
enters b. m Maria 7. Entrance to the Grounds SOC.
d. r. RYEks, Proprietor.
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UCTION SALE. AUCTION SALE.
"A This (FRIDAY morning, mencing 10 o'clock.
EXTRA HANDSOME AM USEFUL HOUSEHOLD

OF the elegant private residence
2I0 West Twenty first street, Seventh avenue.
Over 400 lots excellent order. consisting Decker
Bros IA octave rosewood Pnnoiore, with printed guar.
antee; rich Parlor suits In brocade AMI brocate
ell and gilt Centre and card Tables plate Mirrors
lace CURTAINS Oil Paintings. imported Bronze Figures;
Clocks. Turkish suit, pieces sane; library and
Secretare Bookcases; also handsome dwarf Bookcase,
Cabinets, Library Tables Writing Desks, turkish Easy
with Dressing Case, Bcdseads Bureaus wardrooes,
Wasstands, 81 nar Mattresses rep, plush and haircotl
Suits, spreads feather Pillows Extension Table, Bunets
Dining Chairs silverware Crockery, all Stand Chars,
Kitchen Furniture 20 velvet and ingram Carpets vari
ely OF Ornaments &c; B-ssle positive take 7th
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A -Sssootg 10 BE GIVEN AWAY
~ The second and last Grand Git Concert in aid Of
the Masonic keiet Assocalion Norfolk Va will take
place September 1874, ut the Opera House the
city Norfolk Va. Tickets and information FURNISHED
AT the branch oce oil The Association rs and e0 Broad
way. room rs. New York. Post Office box L4l7.