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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-07
IsSchcn1lsche Bl1SnoTs Bzaa4s- 3 i4lene.

Gn6lt9 lit Ser 10Dere 9roscB beell=
oigt; Die bou eirltgen al0erct 9an1en ant
8rltnnen 9eipiilten Ga1len iitO DertDeilt
un0 Die ~&lden6erge tn 9eneiielen 9t6>
itdloen auf8ei6i6tet. Die mG0tiee
Same irtr6 nit Sllbel begrGBt ltD bon
Der filDnen &06tu bright. Ste an6ern
1lllgen Oarlen MAIDEN 0teiOonneur5 ut0
reiben Die gefiilten Iaiien berltm. Der
allfitetgenoe &uffee0uft belebt iiOt6ar Die
0etiter, Die 0elprG0e iperoen lc6Dnfter,
Die QSibe ia0en it'd uno Die &u0enberge
lle0rlen rnpioe ob. 0nlo Loot Die Gang
multi III ben SaoL Dineil1, Die Wtiltter
baltcn Die Wa6t I'M Oarten itDer Die 5a9l-
rei6cn 0aroerpbeitiide ber tanScnoen
800ter, eintge Stun0en ipGter lpenDeu
bic mitgebr00ten &0rDe ba5 Nbenbc1ien,
BET g8trt0 ba5 Gter, eS tpirb buffet lll0
Die 3eit gum Nufbr10 fonlutt pieL sl
I0nell Deran. Die iiingere Generation
bat iiO gefunoen, man bridt paarlpeiie,
il Gill Wtdnnletn 1lno ETH SrGuleiu, Sur
Staot auf = Die mil1en, it0 aufopfernz
Ben Wtiitter paufen DinterDer Welan9
p~erfllr3t ben 0eimiDeg ullO beim Cater
nenI0ein DcraDic0ieOet man itd BON eirz
amber nit Dem 0eitGnOniB, fid ielten 10
praOtDoQ amiiiirt 81 Dabel uno nit ber
Serabreonng, balo cine 5lpcite Partic ST
0%rran1ireu.
OdB 10 ul0 10 bicle GGepaare bie
S0nlieoe tbreS @liideS III eiHeu S%tafTee=
8arte1 5l Derlegen baben, lit natD Obi7
gem ipobl ielbltUerltdnOli0. GtneS Der ioz
~lloelten 0er8niigen bGetbt DaS &affectO5
delt, ulb beSbal6 fonn man POM mora
ltlDen Stallopuntt aus MIR Dilui9en,
DaB ben Serliner &aifcefilOrll nod ell
redt Iallge8 Sebeu beiOieDen let. 0te
2SirtDc luden it'd iDrer, iObaIo eS aitz
gebt. germ 5u entLeOtgen, benn lie brtlgen
lttUt genug ell.
o6auneS $500.
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IniEratiol 70 the soutA.

TIE Iri csiasa hN a. interesting
.epsL II fTH Il the South u N irrii-
tog fe'aIor eRigrAa;sis pre1sraes toShs
IVES. 1t = Suggested b a in:GEiew
With Hno. esnuel slusn, Praitent q Tie
Delaware, LAeksE1rrS AID Western
who SHS 3 member q the re-
cent Southern eIcarion party, God hGs
become a. esthEfikgtie strocI;e o!
B0sthsn enigrSsioa- he Citzz CO.
slD5eE
"0ne tpeGL iAet We cleaned iron NJ.
SI0sn-oos q dep tnpogtADcs 20 huss
directing The co1r6e d eniErk1ts N thiS
country. We knew he 6E2 Wa vide
Eo4 large, bat the advantages presented
IL the 6esi Of he Soothesn S.bts seem
greatly 10 G3TEoce a anything offered in
he West Tie lEods Il Virginia and
Tennezse-lbt CpiAndl q Ge1rEik And
Sy1:a Croii1s-Gre Of excellent IArning
q7AEty. Thy eAn be Eofkhd q much
ks c1gi thEn land N tie West eIttle cLo
V ~ &s4G1F ~ kAAG SsAA81sG = AAASAl e4SN-
b:io2S; the winter kbOr, % thkt n lie
tGinef en- mise psed Dot besIper6e3 IN
ieet;rg The stock TbG TIE lA13s c1nbe
bJaghf =; Tg'y loE figure, and the 81
ter, EhsthG Re CONES from oTef tie al.
lsr;jc O. The EAs:ern STATES, o. tie West
en-, i Erre o. ; heC1y welcome. Good
men Sre needed, Eod the Inhabitants vii
ISL them with god VIII ma hospitality.
The ssttleT eEn Jake his position HE no
ngnt he plants his foot upon he ground,
and pothing Is needed o isS1re conpe-
tercy ard Success save integrity and
honesty. bali the industry and eDH1
expended In EeE Jeaey Or The Wsi
U01lo give s1petior persInAI cont0Ct and
inE1ce fortune 70 3 tArnGE IN The now idle
lands Of the States alluded 70.
We uD6eTsiIDd some oegA1iEad effort
viii s9on be made 70 direct enterprise and
Industry to this gs4rtsr. Il f8 good
move, and We EhAll have more 10 say on
the sukfsetR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-11

TuE Boston 7rGNSe1p: describes the
private box ct Mr.. A. T. STEWART a,
Niblo's Garden, which is said 10 equal in
style, size and convenience the box Of any
crowned head in Europe. 1t consists Of
suite Of four rooms, alarge parlor, dress.
ing room, and box. They are richly car.
pesed, Snd the patlor has immense mir
tots and one OF the finest cut glass chan
dsi'srS IN the city. The dressing room
has every appurteuAucc Of the toilet, and
his box Is filed with luxurious Turkish
chain covered with crimson satin A
dance can be INDUCED in between The
acts 4 the orchestra be PLYING, or A sun.
per served from the Metropolitan go,el
Just across The court. '-.,
v
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IT IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
II unclaimed in the Post once at WheelInt
Saturday morning, April II, iS74
ToobtA!n Any Of the following. the apnIIeant
Nm please "a! 70: advertised leitsss, Eiyina he
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$500 REWARD.

We vii pay the above reward for Tie arrest
apprehension and conviction Of The itnSrSnf
sWtndlers who are using our am nIme 70 raj
their worthless speetAelss IN Adlo!ning eountlCS,
We employ no ageHt1. prefeTtug % mall our
spectacle 10 any SddFtIl upon receipt OF pEiee,
These Perfected epeetAei0s have atood the kIt,
aud cannot beeqlRled Ios Restoring health and
SPiS isA EIkst 81, below I'Iuse aoS;s.
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New Adxertlsementa
7VHKELIyG FEMALE COLLEGE


WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE
TS.saasr Tn VA Op. MONDAY. Aga
~ his = E8vorlhis t3s icr osU pGTA
totztn IL TeEIlt: seAo6 eEsIr4ns1ts, q ~
MzEis. Al. TsUoeA q 6e-zA1- Pa SE@s &
aA-Imsua, ts!rGa, H. eEl q q Aaeres he
R.ras1t RIr. w q MORTON HsIi
F@REG. LUTHERAN CHURCH
~ -ibA Esrbts-al teAa tbe. Rev Nj
NIySCs, q Ei1tt La;hs.I3 CtEseA, w preAeA
tn-DuEF5H Spl1ing - ~ Seionk. ~ NGVinE =
~ rocttsG. sEoeay scAa3 Il e'ejock
1su
re ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH.
ssTiea tanazpE nxrsnR - ipk s'eloek.
M Soe1lhe q " S'eioEL RsT. DaTif 3 Cree
VI S4zItE sGDtlysehoa HtF.A- GSiI
RRlGIors NOTICE
T0RsH0g, Aprd M. Z. 10 e'sIsck 4 Il he
tnpostnE eeaEn6Gy q IL In; GEE1Ios q .
kfFa E-HST q esltFez vi tLEE plAee = s.
Altbo1E1l Germ C14hna1e CtlFe6 In tAs n
tsEnson. .. 5eAoek, he sAenas1t oi CQE4r
AZ. SSS ~ q 1 : ~ sfs:sS 5as 2 ~ II.
esIS0cA Gyii'
TOR sALE-PIANo.
L7as.aia s,ErnJ Psaaa. En Ass. esaa
GSg0i ~ geteA. VIZ Be DISPOSED q q . H.
GsAxs & 1rc1s.
.sl ia.7NAtkss rfnst
FsTET ORGANS
AEWEOsE q Es.ey o.Tlls is,,restrsa, nd
VII - 40 q ieASst n IEVo:asls tzEA
ADAMS Z Lucas.
L1it tEsT NHfs; street.
Snow CASES
Silver Mounted and WALNUT.
HUBBARD d McBURN1E,
R.a isss Nr.ts. s1sst
L oIruM
9. MENDEL, BOOTH eco.
HtIs iassrsoiytd tA.4s ssz sock Of uDoaua.
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Druggists.
EXCELSIOR BAKING PCWH.H
T oGANs ARNIcA-

Ths be-: Il the nasfe.' Less fA5'.g- UP . b..
qsiFtd ;AAa With o;5Pf rrept3s hsIi
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Yor twenty ytG.s was Ia'sted with What The
ooe0Tg call Hs1iPeGtA OF Paralysis Of one side
Obtaining NJ Permanent bench frua SAe many
meAtl had TIED, l Concluded 10 eIl On Df.
L0nSdon. who WIS highly recommended 70 me
BY ptEsons whom be had cured Of TariorG d.
etsss, and an row happy 70 EEy that after
0cnH ; lev o. his nferf1l electrical treat
nen'e and Clnll Vial Of his ned, Inc, I an
GEtiysIy eGR. This testimonial is rel'her uG!t
Tor nor collected By Dr.. LonRdou, but d my oWn
Voluntary Statement In behalf Of his Rrt1t Ekill
in ny case.
JOHN WILLIAMS,
WHErno, March (, is7s.
EoTE -DE. LanRdon's once and residence are
q 10. 1872 KoH Et,eet (oid Sun, opposite me
Cathedral Hts consultations, exGminations. 3D.
vice and trtAtnent are within The reach u ali
Ail!-eod
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IoG9 for ale The Farn o. Which noEN
reside, EttsEte6 Il Marshall eoanty, VIVA some
three miles ffoa tie Hrits Of De city Of No.
ing, On o. ma, the RGiEmont Pike, ooat1irinT
los ICES Of 6cSt-e4Ess lind, nearly "a Of Vhlch
u m . aoe stGte Of Cultivation. Tia improve
neno are al Of the best, combating Of BrIek
House ieo1tAtntng eleTeI rooms, With al the
eonIenienes needfnl, A l1-Se ctstern supolIes
r. with Al the water tcEh!eS nh WE;eS nd.
e. There u also . large Barn, With cellar; StS-
BE room tR Ho1es and twenty head OF Csttle;
Wagon H0uIe, Com CRIB, Brick smoke HouRe
Chicken HCuSA, md ROO4 frame Tenant House
containing toHf rooms; With Churches and School
Ho1te within short distance. The saId lSpf l.
ven EStsred, and neTeF-hitiag EeA A. TIE
barn. There Il good vineyard Of CAt1whs nd
Coneord GfGpes, and large uumhef Of he nj
teleet9n Of Hr9tt Trees in fall bearing. oontisi.
ing q Apples Pears, Peaches, Pt1mS CherIes
and SetneeA. With almost al The Grrt quality Of
sE1A4 Tut grown IN Ills part Of he country.
A3y Per 800 6ss!rng good home re1- 10 TIE
dty Of wheeling, where they can prOdtsbly dff-
pose Of whatever they may tAise for the market
VIII DO vel 70 call 90 The s1bscIib4, who iii
give ~ tie necessary information. TernI e8sI,
NE-d4V Y T. WAYAAE.
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sALE or REAL ESTATE

DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Il p1ftIInes Of Al oder plsEeA By Tie Board
Of ESae1ton o. he School District o. Wheel.
Ina, March ssh, iS7i. We viii eel q pablie sale
~ The CoGrt Hoase Of Ohio eoaEty, o.
THURSDAY, April ., 1874,
peEInnirR o. 10 O'Clock 4 lots Nd Eve q
and dx o. IN square No l6. Heated q The eoEnef
OF PiftteaA aud Ckiplse streets Except The
b1ldfnGs AID iatf0yenents thSFeol). SAID lots
VII Be sold separately. c. n pats 70 Eaii pzI-
ehssers, - 'he un6estGned nay determine
TKRAs or SAL1-0hs-lklfd Ol Tie D7IehAse
nopey 70 Be paid 4 e4ah. and the sesi6le u tEo
eqG4l payments o. ole and tB0 yeAFB With ILteF.
e; troa cay 81 rae, 70 Be secured By deed Of
tTaft, q u tile ret14sed aAil Al u TIE pr.
ehlse 10DeJ b pad Tie ptestnt CeeasSntA
wIn TAcAte he premises, Il deEIrrd By tSs par.
eAAseE. By dung then three months nod {
Gre4 the eay o. GAle. J q HALL
J. n. BTCERIL ClGk. apS
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.SpectaI Notlces.
LwAYs GET THE BEST.

A LwATs GET THE BEST.
NEEDS 00UGR sYRUP
Noting tqEll 70 L tor Coughs, Gods, HoGIss-
psb.e tpeAkefA and f4nEen Il 4 jaSt lie thing
% make zee To!es smooth and cleN.
U-SO4 b. Druggists sTsTyWbeFe.
H0CAbR, KkAFF = Co, PIOpgisSOa, 1
odl Wheeling. ". Va
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FARM FOR SALE

GEO. ROBERTS
I'D S rGtn Etreet
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l. eninently Family Medicine; and BY being
Kept ready for Immediate FesoE; Will cave many
n h9ur OF saaering and mary dollH In time
En6 dOet0FA' 6lIIs.
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FOR SALE
4 Farm Containing 1903 Acres.

viii seIl # n one lot, o. diviGs II IN Ioes d
to1f g are LSea 70 salt pGrehAseA. The-e Il
no betteE land tx H1Sket GARDENING IN Ohio
seSntS: Situated within One niled ne etty d
TTEx5-one fos1th eash, halsnee n GA. no
G16three yeGrs, With interest
HoF further particulars enquire Of tie Ezb-
CPO pOpPpTo
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sLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Only t1 los sasosd IL Addition 80. i Ple.
Ron tto0 % q, 900 sAch
TEAHS-0ns-1oarA cash. lie residna in eqoAl
tns3lHeEh n one, two And three VeArs, Etth
i1tEfest jG0. P. 9ILCHHST,
JAZZ AtTop Nm.
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ETLEsTEpHRHs.-oa ThsSsty svSninz
AYril FL ig1l, ~ BsT. T z EuEbes, H. T0ig
A. KTLI Ln1 4ibs KGZBH. SEETAEIB, boz d
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE BY PUBLIC
.uss ct ss snd ROAD sns snss
and double Harness. Robes Blankets, Whip. &C., &C.
The property OF q gentleman who has used them the
present summer and returns on atnrday TO his home In
team O. brown rot,ns Mares ha listers
Soro expressly owner; are both sired BY Ethan Alien
as o an %
70 TOP wagon in 50 without SKIP and without any
and res niles hour are e i hands
sa Ss e al nd Il yss
9'd s 5sssd eS aqs e HHsP oSPT"E' half IL
ss's
eeSSds % %s Iii, and e0 illus hs ss
made arrangements to ro him the present but
Ssi r
oos nat ~ " us ar ana Of Sa
and as a gentlemans roadster, Is unsurpassed War.
s1'ss ;s:ss e w.
trot in minutes and never trained for speed he
g warranted good and true and free from spot or
Elegant 1snSs match
raised Kentuc and brought 70 this city last spring
to ali harness and = family horse Is invaluable; war
81. ss new lest spring.
Pnaeton, single and double Harness; all new last spring
ars Class ana s, rsisa
sT sss ss M
uSSSk nor.. ana Ssl1ss:
Auc9n y Jones nc g5Ssswa
Tos i AVS ans sound SIX
All kinds Carriages, ,Bnpgss Business Wagons, Har
to-day rain or shine.
A FAST BAY ,IRoITINa MARE, GOT BY HENRY
"A. ; Patchen ~ high, years old stylish DRYER
Ss rs L. ana warranted sound ana
and easy dryer san roi In nu'es warranted sound
'n Mx'RA COMBINED Kentucky thoroughbred saddle
and harness Ge'dng l5 high, 7years fine In har
s e under ere sss all s'S ana warranted
q
Sas 4 'h CRY b sss% slssssd
ninth mini street, Where they now Be seen. - -.
V'H III II Sns sfhs kEtHSn'
WILL BE HELD E III 6yL TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
GENTLEMEN WISHING TO PURCHASE, or THOSE
having Horses and Carriages 70 sell VIII find this house
s s ' wsS Sse
aHNpa hSHSs
FOR TRIAL. -
Horses Carriages. Harness. Blankets Robes, &C.,
aEhY R "a naa6 MHbE ON
A FOR SALE, THREE HORSES, CHEAP; FIT FOR
"A. cart, truck, butcher grocer or 10 rming; $50 Se
500 must be sold also Cart Truck Harness l46 Madi
son street. rear.
4 II OFFER, ON ACCOUNT OF MY HUSBANDS
IA. death flvo Horses, Mt tor any business Call at To
and 973 Bowery. In rear stable, opposite Filth street
Must be sold.
A NEW TOR BUGGY, COST 500 FOR sI7s NEVER
HENRY FELTMAN
973 Broadway, corner DcKalb avenue, Brooklyn.
GENTLEMAN WOULD SELL HIS FIRE ROAD
n Horse, side bar Wagon and Harness for stsn cost
$1,000; wagon cost amount asked. Address CAsh, pox
lis Herald Office
AN ASSORTMENT OF BU0GIEs, pHAET0NH
"A and family Carriages Of own make and warranled
as At prices below dealers prohm Sec
ond hand cheap. CIIAS ARuBB al West Broadway.
A COUPE BROuGHAM, BY BREWSTER COST
N &L700, for $500; several second hand Carriages,
taken In exchange; three shop worn Coupcs and Lam
daus sold low. liam. Broauw aud Fourth street.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMRNTs-EIcnrH PscE-Fourth, fifth and sixth
AsrpSsSiIanne'a 'Tss PAcg-Third column.
oGn and
BoAk sh,i aSD noDoISa wANTED-NIsrH pacr-rhrd
AE ssSfE sSN sHnE Sss%p
Bys,sHss PAGE ,
cry REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-FIRsr PxcE-Fifth
CLERKS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAsz-Fifsh and
cLor HIN sosa@ns r.sr-sixtn column
C0ACHMEN AND GARDEN ERs-TwELrTa PAoE-six,h
CoAslWisE srEAasHIPs-srcosD P4Gr-Binh
ras.7yourn column
B pr ao0ps1 1pss P4 ~ soq@a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-tirst and second col
EURoPsXN sTEAMsHiPs-srcosD PAcE-rourth and
nih columns.
asnD fnsan sau%n column
s as4efSi1,s TO
prp s SEc9sp PASK-seeond and third columns
E,fsf't.a sss%n
HrL f''9 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pAos-rourtn
HSTs S6Ss e. nS ssn f9.
S1TT 10 PaszPThlrd column
IL GAL NO .ICEs-FrRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
LOAN OFFiCES-EINrH PAGE-Fiith column
LOST AND FOUND-FIPsT PAGE-First column.
sAssE column
MEDICAL--sEcoND PAGE-Sixth column
MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
- Fifth and Sixth columns
coa%n column
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sixth column.
PERSONAL--Fmsr PACE-First column.
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, AC.-kIGHTH PAGE-FOurth
POLITIUAIr-EIoHrH PAGp-Ihird column.
POST OFFICE NOTICE. EIGHTH PAcg-Third column.
PROPOSALS-EGHTH PAsE-Thrd column
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
TWELFTH PAcG. T., n91 COLUMN op =, -,
REN1-FIKsr PAGr-Fifth and sixth columns.
REAL ESTATE 70 EXCHANGE-FIRsr rAGE-sxth
RELIGIOUS NoTlcEs-FIasr PAeE-rirst column.
SALES AT AUCTION-NKTH fAGE-Fourth and fifth
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcE,
and TWELFTH PAGE-First, second third and fourth
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcr-Finh
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FIRsT PAcE-First and second col.
sPoRTiN1GS-DoGs BIRDS. &c.-Fmsr PAcs-rhird
THE TRADEs-TwRLTrH PAcE-sixth column.
THE TURF-FiasT PAGE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SrCOND PACT
TRAVELLERS GuIDE-sKcosD PAcz-Finh and sixth
UNFuRNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-SEcOSD PAGE-Third column.
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-Fnsr PAGE-Fiith column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Second col.
umn.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

VI Mottsr: Abe Craig aecrss VI Barr ana it i:
other pondhoders or other persons who may come in
s s sss o his s GF
ppeka Ra hs ah 1a s
po@ghsn 4. sisieSi ksasss Wssrss' sss ss!s
Ss Of n I above end c OF 5
sale q he railroad Of said s ne Is M and
sale among the owners I The SYss ard
and secured BY mortgage Of said railroad q
w SSa AND and ne h
q. ssa so a. 10 s s M r
cree Aforesaid Wi! he Troy n the county Z,
SovsmSer l. b. s,i proceed to take evidence and
sys 81 tie q 81 sa day s
tcmber A. d. 1874 tor the purpose Of reporting the sans
Troy. Kansas, oct Z 1874
IN Of New York abraham y. Hoagland, plaintn.
d You sTs s and
required personally 10 appear before me A. Of
YORK. on the I'D day Of October next: atien and half
II ns Ses % al
self Abraham D. ioagand plaintiff, and STEPHEN I:
Of procesurc and Tor iaiSrs attend You win
sffGFdas assay
tornev Dated New York, July ~, 1874
CUPaEMR COURT. CITY AND COUNTY or NEW
Lake Erie snS ssway
IN no S9Srs Sa%ad rHsea said
ment VIII se!lat public auction, on Saturday ths 9Th
salesroom. No iii broadway, by ApRfAN II. NULL sk
son. Auctiouccrs the relieving First Mortgage sink.
And Louisville Railway Company each payable April 1
Interest Ss Is '"s 9s
seven per ccntum per annum IN like gold coin being
tended to be issued by said company, 20 the amount OF
SY mortgage s' on
Sssss END other reel ws and nn a. sas
trustees bearing date the 9th day OF iytn A, ssch
bonds arc AZ toows -Ot2 said bonds Tor $iv rsSn,
numbered from Ni to isl2 both inclusive, and iy' %
said bonds Tor $500 each numbered from 10 wv ooh IN
| elusive. -.
| ''" 's" LOFTS C LEWIS, Referee. -..,,
| Planhfs At'ornevA
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4 FOR SALE, ALI, KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
II. Birds &c. Medicines for all diseases; prepared
Food Tor mocking birds at b. q. DovLY's No. Greene
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street near Canal
RIRD DOG FOR sALE.-A GOOD RUSSIAN BIRD
sus ss 81 Ts ga e sa Tor ss nsaP
Brooklyn y. d.
L,ERREIs FOR RAT AND RABBIT HUNTING
= Birds Pigeons, Rabbits, Dogs Gold Fish Plants
&C Aeuaria bepot 81 Fulton street J. BAGor. Agent
EIREARMsi
Rare chance for a bargain.
For sfm as sss III asf a G.yp !sRs Of
ns s9e sre and aes
barrel eater.coyered well packed in substantial case
S Ks s
Tvcnsy-seventh street. Can be seen for two days
THE TURF.
AMERIcAN JOCKEY CLUB. -
atJerome Park.
Saturday, october TO-
Saturday, October H.
Races Commence each day runsstaaIly q. 2s'Sl9sk..
G. wHRArLY, Secretary.
FRENCH MIL ss so EVERY MORN
broadway and twentyeighth street. the Jerome
PARK races and on al sporting events Full returns re-
tended to. Also Auction Pools sold morning and even
ing
IL SECOND DAY, FALL MEETING THURSDAY,
-, srEcl I Z fassE T. or 500
81 5$hS asvs sssysts: Ss;; s% Gs ssa
sim Sammia' s ?; sl Ba Ss0rs SIS CLASS.
YIN. 8 s,, Thom's Morris Daley
Jane: P ass's. e. e. l s4nss1yaa Boy.
R ae q 'HTsH SI E F Fl; qSTs slsi J
\: adds Blk. q. Adeiine Il, ''' "
rniR nets MEETING FRIDAY, OCTOBER 49,
Blk R0Taei any BACK BACK hawk
! / a nsa,s: 81 tils si sf Edge.
Owners 8 : g + sorrsi I Boy y''
WIN, 7h0h'' S s.yGiI f$ SIS4 s|s II SiAss.
f s ssSss, : NJ NJ Navy Nary / a:y Whitney
f Dam sa Sssi Il :; 1 : y saES;. Fair.
81 weeks ssssf s. F Frank ky %coa Ray.
Admission to all parts q Ne & sEsss Proprietor
0PENINa OF THE SEA VIEW RACES AT NEW
D or hs sse SfssF w
s Landing on The arrival Of every boat from foot
York to race serss rare from New
CUFFOLK DRIVING PARK, HUNTINGTON, L. t.
30 FAN meeting October . e. q and 70 1874 Purse i
Hs ea ieG snrss for year oS t..
sd ns ed f0uP Patss not for I class
nlsd The ms q closing q Purses2 and exsndsd
s1sss Purse
est to 3 minutes, will close day OF race.
q. W. BRIGGS. Jr., Superintendent
WEsTcHEsrEWR; !, G 10y I FAR GROUNDS.
MEETING NOVEMBER 0. 6 and Z 1874
FIRST DAY-rIUR>DAY. NOVEMBER
Purse o. for $50 class $40 FIRST, 500 second so
sScc 235 class $500 nrs $500 second 500
SECOND DAY.
Purse $500 for 242 class; $3.50 first $500 second go
$500 80 class; $500 nrs 500 second 500
third.
THIRD DAY
Purse $500 for 23s class; $3.50 FIRST $500 second so
Purse 5000 for 2s class 500 nrs $500 second slco
third.
National rules and conditions as advertised for Cats
kill Driving Park ting In July, 1874 Entries close
October ~ Q NJ, spd must be addressed to CLARK
WHITE PLAINS FAIR GROUNDS.-THE PURSE rs
Nv filled to be trotted Tor on Thurday, October is,
1874 Sl25 to first $75 to second, $50 to third horse.
y. Jones enters Dr. g.. Sam r C.ark enters b s..
Whason DR. Cook enters br g. leland CHef; j. Williams
enters br m, SIX tockings; G. Bradley entcrss. g.,
II II storms, the next clear day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-15

WANTED TO HIRE WILL BUY If SUITED-A
" Horse for an express wagon Address with pa
nlsrs box lO Herald office, or at rs Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-15

TlIRD DOG FOR SALE.-A GOOD RUSSIAN BIRD
ID Dog two years old well trained; for saie chea
inauire OF H. YOUNG, III Orchard street, Greenpoint,
BROOKLYN u. ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-15

A SODA WATER, MINERAL WATERS, GINGER
~ Ale, sparkling Wines: manufacture Of complete
outfits Of Apparatus and Materials with ull ins!rnc
tons; all MIS- 81 bottiing and Dir
pensng; exclusive Rights IN desirable territory. cata
iogues free. JOHN NAT. HtWS, First avenue, Twenty
sixth and TWENTY seventh streets New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-15

A -cATARRH DISCHARGE FROM NosTgILs OF.
a. iensye breath sore throat cough, hawking spit
ting speedily and enectually cured. DR. DE KREMLN,
A West Fourth street. University place. Pamphlet
free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-15

vNANTED-A LIGHT PLATFORM SPRING TOP Elk
w press Wagon Apply, with wagon, at 81 Fulton Mar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-15

A FRENCH POOL WILL BE OPEN EVERY MORN
"A ing and evening at JOHNSONS Pool Room, corner
broadway and twenty-eghth street. the Jerome
PARK races and all sporting events Full returns
ceived each day by telegraph. All orders promptly at
tended to. Also Auction Pools sold morning and even
Ing
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-08-18

Mr.. BEECHER's family consists of
Mr.. Henry Beecher, the eldest son,
who is living with his family in his
fathers house on the Heights, and is
in the Insurance business in the firm
of Beecher Il Benedict, Court street,
Brooklyn. He is past thirty, and
was Colonel in the late war. The
second son, William, is Yale grad
uate of twenty-three, and studying
in Brooklyn law Office. Herbert
is eighteen, the youngest of the fam
lily, and 10 ga Undergraduate of Am
herst College. The only daughter is
Mrs. Harriet Seoville, wife of min
lister in Norwich, N. Y. Mr.. Henry
Beecher's wife is sister of his par
tner, Mr.. Benedict. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Beecher have buried two or three
young children. saJgfs Ae4