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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-03
1HUGs .a.>.D CHEMICALS.

THE FA ANtRlIE HUM r. NJ" "cbi
This unrvalled Medicine is warranted not to
contain one single particle OF MERCURY OF any
injurious mineral substance, but is
PURELY VEGETABLE,
containing those Southern Roots and HERBS,
which an all wise Providence has PLACID IN coun,
tries where Liver Diseases most prevail 1t VIII
cure all Diseases caused by Dcrangement OF the
Liver and Bowels. -,
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR, OR
MEDICINE,
Is eminently Family Medicine; and by bolng
kept ready for immediate resort viii! save many
an hour Of suffering and many dollar IN time
and d. ctors' bills.
After over Forty Years trial it is still recelv-
ing the most unqualified testlmonlal Is to Its Vlr,
tues from persons Of the highest character and
responsibility. Eminent physicians commend
it ms the most
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC FOR DYSPEPSIA
ORINDIG ESTION.
Armed with this ANTIDOTE, all climates and
changes of water and food may be faced without
fear. As a Remedy in Malarious Feyers, Bowel
Complaints, Restlessness, JAundice, Nausea,
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
It is the Cheapest, Purest and Best Family NJ ed
icine il, the World Manufactured only by
J. 81 ZElLIN s. CO.,
Macon, Georgia, and Philadelphla.
Price 81 90. Sold by all Druggists. NH y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-03

CUPPLIES FOR THIS SEASON.
MAY 9th.
Sword Handles, Crusaders and other styles; Les ~
I'm MBRELLAS received from the manufacturer
this morning. r,n,,po M
my s u T. w II IL nh ".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-03

LARGE STOCK OF HEAVY GOODS,
suitable for the country, to which we invite the
special attention Of country merchants, as they
will be sold very low for money,
At WADDEY'S, IA King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-03

SyuIRTSl SHIRTS 5! /.
| y We are furnishing ali Of the latest Styles
made by measure, and at guaranteed in every
| instance B,soms one, two or three ply as de-
| sired Call and have your measure taken
| mv8 D. f. WIWMEk CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-03

NEW STORE.
+. &. SWAINE
Wouldinform his friends and the public gener.
ally that he has leased the store on the of
Cameron and Royal streets, 81. G. Milburn's old
stanG) and will keep, in connection with the
Grocery, Liquor and Commission store, No. ~
Royal street, frst-class
FAMILY GROCERY,
where can be found 1T all times fresh Roll But
tor, Poultry, Eggs, Hominy, Beans, Dried
Fruits, Potatoes Canned Peaches, Pinespple,
Temaoes and Corn, &C., SC. Call and exam
inc. feb 7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-29

A JOHN D. uAMLIN, AUCTIONEER
~ WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
WITHOUT RESERVE, TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
at private stable rear OF II Union square entrance In
ON THURSDAY CrO.MORROW), AT I0:3l PROMPT,
the property OF Brooklyn defauter and his bondsman
- - OF seventeenth street.
FIVE ELEGANT AND HIGH BRED HORSES.
consisting o. speedy roadstcrs and family horses
old sired by Morgan and the other by Duroc tho
mother OF both a Morgan mare, known the Ashland
rotter which beat the Harper mare in 239 the third
heat when four years old this fne we'll formed aud high
head pair OF rocrs suitable and any lady
locomotive without lear danger: are good kind and
true, either single or double and is the perfect
saddle. ladys phaeton. family horse owned In
Brooklyn; Was rs much the star of Prospect PARK for
They will be sold separate II desired, and win be
ranted sound, Kind, good and true.
Also highbred Kentucky Mare 151s high. years old
long, rangy firm built chestnut sorrel in color; frm
archcd heck; good limbs and feet: good intelligent
show 2 80 gait any day without trainings she IL
kind amiabe good and true and has been driven with
either OF the above pair well sngly; she fine
tandem aud requires but little proper handling
the ores, as Mr.. Hayes drove year ago
Prospect fark in z:ol4; she is warranted sound and
kind
Also dark brown Geldng, I5,s h,gh years old; has
extra high Knee action perfect IN form ana heavy fine
tail and manc; has been driven with above mare
tandem team; can beat minutes and is warranted
sound. kind, good ana true
Also elegant Pony; been used I'm the family by the
young misses and chidren high bred stylish and intel
ligt MT can almost talk full description at sale.
Also Brewster top and open WAGONS pony Phaetons
Dunscomb and other city made Harness, fine English
goods, &C, &c
En.c positive and prompt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-29

SPRING MEETING, 1874.
TUESDAY, MAY 26
Purse No. 1-S6D0 for horses that have beaten
2:50 $3.50 to first, $50 to scccnd $lul ta thiri.
Purse No. $3.50 for horses that have never beaten
2:3i $50 to first, $3.50 to second $50 to third.
WEDNESDAY,, May ~.
Purse No $500, for horses that have beaten
2:45 $4co TO first, $5i0 to second. 500 to third
Purse No. 45200. for horses that nave beaten
2:2b; $3.50 TO first, S35J 70 second, 500 to third
THURSDAY, May 49,
Purse No 5-So00 for horses that have never beaten
2:39; $450 to frst 81 to second. 500 10 third
Purse No 6s0yo, for horses tnat have never beaten
1885, 653 to first, $500 10 second, $ih0 to third.
FRIDAY, May 80
Purse No $500, for horses that have never beaten
sminutes $50 g first, $3.50 70 second $40 to third
Purse No S-Sa00o, free for ell with American Girl
and Judge Fullerton to enter); ssloo TO first, $3.50 to
All the above to be mile heats bsst three In Ave.
National Association Entries must comply with their
rules
Entries VIII close at T. b. Johnson's american Jockey
Clnh r0Om) Twenty eighth street Broadway.
New York, OH tuesday, May ~ at 0o'clocK T. NJ All
communications 10 be addressed to william H. Van Cott
Superintendent, of 7. B. johnson, Tweny-eighth
street and Broadway, New York. ~
JAMES DATER President.
Wa. H. VAN Corr, Superintendent,
ITO LET--AT FLEETWOOD PARK, THE HOUSE At
the main gate and the Saloon under tho grand
stand and Hitchng Privilege Apply to PHILIP
DATER at the Abeniarlc Hotel or to w. H. VAN OOTT,
the Park
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NRECToRY For ADVERTISERS.
AxusBMEKrs-Founra pAcn-First second ana th,r

A16usRMEKTs-Fouara PAcs-First, second and third
4srsofSaY.sn1rrx pacr-rhrd column.
soAabaRs EnbScfS s0um cour ana
soAG6 And LoDGINd wxSTED"smTrSssalna ts'Saa PAGE
fna RAh nEa EsSE
spa sHss column
9 HsS os
:, oTlS sSs%n ana s.sIsIsra rAeHariitn column
phira, 10Y, fourth And nfih columns, and SIXTEENTH
coAsTWIsE siEHMsmifs~TiTTrirs PAGE-sixth
copARTNEksHlps-ELrv PAGE
SSFTHY column
BksiS BY 1SsS %s $ Ssss~rn AND rs
FuKNIsfIEp. p.TnlRD PAes-Firs!, second and third
and
FyE tasssS column
Ebn fHSS a x., co,umr.
SuRsIsMED hooMs ANb xPaRTaasTs sas W LET
sISrrpsra PAorFaurth nhu column. nrs" '0'"A anu
HELP sna sfsfna cGnns r4orsis col
HORSES, CARRIAGES. 4c-FIRsr PAor--rhird fourth
HSusEs RS5sS a AssfsSrovs,u f2Snq
BERGEN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-SFcoND
LOAN oFFiCEs-Flasr PAaE-sixth column
LOST AND FoUND-FIRsr PAGE-First and second col.
MILLINERY AND Observation-Disclosures PAeE-FiHh
MIsCELLXNEous ADVERTISEMENTS TWELFTH
M!soEtiASE6UsY YFouarH PAcE-Thrd column
PiASos6kTEs ORGANS, % zcSo1a1n e0S1n pAcsFourtn
POST SSFiSE NorIcE-roun.a pAen-rith column.
r4SS sSpmp
odf S FOR SALE OR TO
RRAH To
column
RstEIWrAKDs.FSsT stIra 1S araaEsecond column ea,
sixth columns. and SIXTEENTH PAcE-Fourth and
sIrU1ffoNs WANTED = FEMALES Founrr.srn
columns; FiFrEENrH PAGE-First column. and Six
SITUATIONS ansSs F4sESTha eoIT
SECOND and third columns, and SIXTEENTH PAGE
SPECIAL HUTiCEs-rrRsr FAeE-second column.
sPORTNG-DOGs. BIRDS. &C.-FIRsr PAGg-Third
sToRxGE-FouRrH PAcr-Ffth column.
THE MISUNDERSTANDING PAGE-sixth column.
To LEr For suss
and f.1ns4nn COL
uNy1RNSisHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
TKKKTH PAGK-First column
kssTHR ~ oodNY FIJI sS
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column.
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q 4sf S$SSE sHsay
Nos 1S5 TSSK S!aS sTSHSS
the property q wen known gentleman this city who
Ssa sns a ssc s @ the
bo positively sold withon limit INIT or ossr s
1.-The elegant and fast Of ee.drgs
bred ana raised Ksnacay and ihrec thorough
IN s wsl ana q arc one nc S The ss dog &
sc6 sse es IN Is rance and rye hays n
ana one ss9 s
sssn sa assa S dS n d 60 @
or any % one to drive; are afraid OF nothing and war
II ne ana high bred pair Of chestnut eeI
yeSs ey ind STsa sSs
high knee action prompt fast rdvelers and as
rantc, soani and kind '''N ""'
N esa ws c knSn rsS by 0Is ha sss %n Les
ADdeia1 one The fastest and % most geatce @ ROAD ROAD
@ ss%ss fns .2s saysI va
and cam N
dsS sias Desn a'sa every
and q eMas M Sisp osneo, III
an sas aa1 has c any ~ Of ana en-
nsS rspd S
dqSs Ty a d cU sound sa XII na
Islsnd ana sirsS y say ksA%oSi Sa, Gassias
lasf May fme n lls years Old in juno; IS
aG sss
deidne in the State
1Mns nf %ss saa
e snE hsssos last
s sh ;s e Giys y Ard ss been ridden Young
Horse M o as h M nan srd ong ngGa come S5 nm
be 'c can aa Se dSe
oy & cha Y AFRAID m o. no locomotive @ or anything else
sound and Riaa 'n''' n0''s . ASsuaDs' warranted
ndS1 sLarse ane brown a.ans sired hy pashen s
saSs sny and wsrran:sd a9O sound fs snd
ss ess s % @ fp ony TIVE ss
wagon three seis single Harness, two sets double ar
hqnc, LAP sanke Saddle srds ns dress and
Chests Chairs and OF stable nten lis
onr M r1n ea on res snsr 81
Serssr aFy stable Sss
4tSrios sHHsE NEW YORK latter
mGys% Il E3aaySy " aBs Ek apdoSsbn sf
E EVERY e %EDSEsDAY @ AND 81 sATGRbA4 15isbfS4 &C.,
TWENTY FOUR AoUas 4 SSn Allowed tor trial on every
THIS Is r Sss sa SHSff E%Rf in tho State
sny % a as Ss @ sT nasr a snd
plenty Of rSST e saRof's 81 sRIn THIS DAY
FAST BROWN rkor fiss Il 't26i 'at22L66ixe got by voluu,
si M ss fss al aay pSaaer
ard ToY isna Msp aSd No sna DOR and mil
spring Road Wagons and sccona hand. and best city
MaNDsoME BROWN COUPE or family Horse. l5s5
high years old; sired by Conklns STAR prompt and
easy driver can tret In and Is warranted sound
kind
s1y S2 aos SsP sSsss bred in Yer.
S%G s ss coo to 0s ns anaes dea %
and is warranted sound and kind.
sfSIS ESS rs :pseay sa h s4sv rre
ting Marc, l,1a high years old; handy and plcas,n
trot IN ESQ and to the end Of the road
and is warranted sound and kind Also side-bar Top
Wagon, Harness, &c.
ONE ELEGANT TOP PONY Phaeton.
NEW AND SECOND HAND Harness. Horse Clothing
Saddles, Drlles Whips, Halters, &c.
A FAST AND CELEBRATED Mare. suitable fer breed
EXECUTORS SALE OF AN ELEGANT high Kentucky
bred sorrc trotting Geldng lsN high, years old
handled !or speed, and tr0t better than 80 s
grea. pole horse has no faults vices AMI Is
rautcd sound and Kind.
ALSO SEVERAL. other Horses.
FULL DESCRIPTION at falc.
SALES NEVER POSTPONED on account OF weather.
AT AUCrTUN-BY JOHN L. ..vANDEWATER,
n Auctioneer, on Thursday, April s., 1874, at II
O'Clock A. NJ, at Bulls Head stables, III East twenty
fourth street. pay keep and charges brown orfe
brown Horse, years old, i6h hands high; one brown
diton. A. s. CHAMBERLAIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-29

GRAND CENTRAL ESTABLISHMENT,
the iargest Of the kind in the country.
we are ma yIing I,ggy t9nl continual s, open:ns o.
Onr spring importation of ladies' cldrcns and gen.
temens plain and fancy Hosiery, Silk Lislc Thread
Gloves Mitis. &c, now on sale. Styles good. Prices
OUR UMBRELLA AND PARAsoL
department Is crowded with desirable Goods at arac
OUR STRAW GOODS AND AND MiLLINEsY LINE
department is receiving marked attention
Ladies' aud gentlemen furnishing rooms houses hotels
less variety in our Hoasekeepins, House Turnshns.
Crockcry and Glassware departments. at prices
elites this week Also in Toilet Articles, iuli assort
ment wearo also opsNnEsnWv NEWv TIES
new % ana @ ans Sa oa lots
Don't negiect our Book and Stationery departments; ;
neither our Picnic departing e, n nor our lace and
EMBROIDERY
stock You are sure to nnd Just what you are locking
for in each Of them
A complete line Of
SILVER PLATED WARE
OF best American sacturers warranted first
We favc just purchased q manufacturers stock of
UNDERCLoTHING
rNDERCLOTHIN.f
made on Wheeler 4 Wilson'S machincs. They win be
cold at very low prices Our La Forge Glove two but
ton gc pair IS the cheapest glove In the country We
70 go 70 MAty's every day You have not seen New
York II you have no. been to MACY'S Goods delivered
free as usual Special attention raid to orders by mail
or otherwise.
B.-A discount made TO millincrs dressmakers and
n. s.-we nave no branch house in any part Of tho
United States; never did have one and never will.
Fourteenth street and sixth avenue New York. y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-29

A FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
IA Birds &c. Medicines Tor all diseases: prepared
Food mockIng birds At b. &. DOVEY's No Greene
street. Canal
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r 0sr.-loo SHARES UNION PACIFIC HAILROAD
Il Stock, CertIfcate No 2s67i.im name OF cissson 4
suitable reward upon the return Of the stock to w. T.
HATCH 4 Sun, "a Wall street.
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THE TURF.

DEERroOT PARK-TRoTrING, THURSDAY, April
~ 80 at3P M-Pufse Of 500 for horses that never
beat 6 to close at Frank Whics corner Fulton and
Myrtle avenues, Brsokyn,. on "Wednesday, April 90 at
SP. NJ WIN. MCMAHON, PROPRIETOR.
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7 osT-AT ST ANN's FAIR OR BARNUM's HIPPI-
~ drome Friday evening, April "a rocketbook con.
tanning Kings and small amount OF Money by return
ing the same Is Lexington avenue tho finder VIII DO
rewarded
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poARpINa SCHOOL AT WILTON c0NN;E$w PER
ouah instruciion Address AUGUSTUS WHITLOCK

fyHEMisrRY-A YOUNG MAN DESIRES sITUA.
~ on lecturer OH chemistry IN some school or COL
leae Address CEkluM. Herald onhcos
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Lyavenuc car; gold Watch, with Chain, gold lion
bookkeeper mt the Gramercy Park Hotel will receive
500 and no questions asked
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HARNEss.-THE CHEAPEST HARNESS STORE II
"A New York. A good buggy Harness hand made, $i1
~ good double truck Harness S30 cooi Blanket FOL
u 10 fiease call and examine Tor yourselves
FISHER OSBORNE, II Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-29

UNIVERSITY PLACE CAR. CORNER GREENE AND
~ West Fourth street Tuesday evening Gus
desire 70 arrange clothn abou tnI oat Younger two
ladies' who eft car ana proceeded about hall to-
ward Broadway. II agreeable pIeaso address mentioning
particulars TO avoid mistake ALABAMA box lis Herald
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-29

NOR sALE-A HANDSOME POINTER; is A GOOD
watch dog l63 West Fifty sixth street. Sew
enth avenue.
EOR sALE-AN IMPORTED THOROUGHBRED
Scotch Terriers Is good ratter; very good tempered;
at A3 East Thirty-scventh street basement
TOR SALE-A TEN-yORE CENTRE FIRE LUMI-
mated steel barrel 32lnch Gun bar lock, rcbounding
pistol hante stock, case and everything complete.
GEORGE HAYDON, 143 Fulton street, New York.
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r osT-oN THURSDAY EVENING, 2D INST A
Ia large red, irish setter with collar marked II. I'd
Wards IO Broadway The dog is old and only of value
10 his owner Any party returning him 10 LEWIS Il D.
WAnDS. liz East Tbrtcth street. VIII 10 handsomely
ch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-29

ON MONDAY EVENING, GOLD WATCH, GOING
~ through Lewis Grand, Bowery, for which liberal
reward win be paid AZ Is2 South hird street, Williams
burgh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-29

DOARDIxG SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN. N.-LOCATIoN
Is heaithfu,; Instr uction In English, music and nee.
diework terms tor children un1er ten years $50 per
qrar,cr. music extra. Address Mrs d. .. SEYMOUR.
New Canaan, Conn. Hs4ANN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-29

r OsT-oN MONDAY NIGHT A PoCKETBOoK CON-
IL tanning about S23; card marked John Olms cad,
Oakland" w. Z. HoWES, 81 Fourth avenue.
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4 uvT-sUXDAy EVENING, APRIL % A VALUABLE
u Gola Earring. bctwccc tor,anit street. New York,
and Mr. Hceehers cnrrch, BrooS.yn A liberal reward
Will lie paid upon returning same 10 ID. u. COLEMAN,
No Coruanjt street., In store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-29

YOUNG LADY ON RECEIVE PRACTICAL IN.
n sructlous In telegraph office IN this city and stu
alton secured as soon competent Address. In own
hand writing, r. y. j., Herald ofhce.
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@ II. ALDEN'S "PUrr FOR 500 SHARES WESTERN
-. Union, aue December ls73-Tne person VIII last
hcd this pu" viii promote The ends OF justice by ad-
dressing box q 4n9 New York Post Office.
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w AaNER OPERA-MOxDAY, GALLERY, FIRST
w row. elbow and loot acquaintance, CORE spord
gentleman left. Address D.. Herald Uptown Branch
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r 0sr-oN MONDAY. IN BROADWAY CAR, A
IL large steel Key. Finder will be rewarded ON lcav-
ing it at 920 sixth avenue.
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VIZ T. BAILEY-LAST BEARD FROM WAS IN
w. Chicago, will send his address to H. B, Herald
Uptown Branch cficc, on business OF Importance.
w f. OF JERSEY CITY. -REiURN TMMEDI.
w. atcly; everything settled satisfactory, or all Is
lOs. Is. CO.
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100000 Iass ea,hsa aHvtSA ;sGo dssS hoSTGsy @
Circulars with fu information sent free. Address u
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T,RADERS' DEPOSIT COMPANY, IS LIBERTY
1 street-Money to loan on approved seeurties
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RELIGIOUS MOTTO rs.

A LII WHO HAVE ATTENDED MY MEETINGS ANL
obsrs are invited q the THURSDAY evening class =
meetings are now on Friday evening". All welcome
BENJAMIN ALB 40 $50 West Thirty sixth street.
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7 osT-sILK UMBRELLA. LEFT IN ExpREss
S;hcrbcrs street, Sew York. -
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INSTRUCTIONS.

TuOMPSON'S CoLI.EGE, 10 FOURTH AVENUE
n opposite Cooper Institute Bookkeeping, Writing
menis ciegraphy taught practically, with Instruments
In quarter
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

A GREAT. SPECIAL AND UNGEsERvED SALE OF
~ ELEGANT AND BLOODED HORSES
CAMRlAGES, HARNESS. ROBES, bLANKETS, &C.,
ON THURSDAY, APRIL S0 AT IL O'CLOCK SHARP
voc At NEW YORK BoARDISG STABLES.
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7 osT-VN Tue EyENINu OF APRIL "a. A GOLD,
Il huuiins case, SON winding, lever Watch Charlcs
rrodfIam, mater; numbered W, Us munoa am an
becx tine hundred and tive Ave soiiars viii be pad
~ any party returning to g5 Broadway rooms and
& and 40 questions asked,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-29

EOuND-IN BOOTHS THEArRF. ON SATURDAY, A
iadys Poeketboox. The owner can get II by calling
81 30. University place, room 81. rom 70 o'clock
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I osT-suNpAy EyENTNG AT THE TIvoLI OAR
IL dcn ~. Marks place, or on St Marks place, be
tween cconi and ihrd avenues a heavy gold stop
Watch; wem wnder, independent second hand anartel
gcconlsi Matley maker Any one returning II 10 81 St
Merk's place Will receive S,eJrcward,
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EoUND-oN The 22p OF APRIL FOUND ON Ny
I u way TO school $2a2 " Raway Coupons Que May L
Wt deliver same proof .! ownership and cayment Of
my expenses VAN HORNE Il. WOOD,
No. 4 West Eighteenth street.
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A JOHN ]. yANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER
n. IMPORTANT SALE BY AUCTION
or ELEGANT BLDODED HORSES.

CARRIAGES, ROAD WAGON, HAKNESi &C.
the property OF well known stockbroscr whose fnan-
cnl embarrassments compel him 10 sell his entire fnc
at his private stable No. East twenty eighth street.
near Fifth avenue, this day "Wednesday, Arril 10
az lV5. O'clock prompt.
Team OF elegant hooded closely mated and extra fine
styled Jet blacA Geldings about I5 hands high years
Old can scarcely be guished from oer are
gated, styled and tempered alike; bred IN Ken
tucky and bought in Lexington last May aud have
used by present owner ever slEcc have vlves fear
nothing without bicmish iaut; great allday road
Acrs; can travel u mites hour with and ease;
sharp game drivers, travel :l5 gait to-
getncr: are warranted sound kind perfect; an ele-
CANT coach road or family team: finer appearing
finer driving team on ROAD. One OF the handsomest
intelligent nnd finest broken golden chestnut lady dry-
ing Ponies In New York about IA hands gn old
perfect rictura ana pet; the admired OF all admirers;
has been driven by young miss in Park the years
flGely broken to saddle.
Extra fine large and fast dark brown Hambreronian
road Horse, 1874 hgh years old this spring;
chased in Orange county by Dexter Bradford when five
years old upon showing 2 has been used by present
owner the last two years Tor road and
than ever; can beat 2:t0 TO road wagon and finer
driver or more gcnteel private rong horse goes road
safe Tor the most tmd to drive at speed and his fnc
size, strength and style him first class family
horse; warranted sound and kind.
Also the famous and fast brown Trotting Mare MYSTIC
MAID, sirec by Ethan Allen. dam by the Mure horse,
l5s hgn years old has record 0i "a the Spragu3
snae w was @ asss Owned " M has
roadster and pleasant dryer tro faster this spring
than ever and warranted sound and kind.
so fine brown Trotttn9 Colt l5H high, years old
this COMING June; nely broken all harness never
wagon extra promising ard fine; warranted sound and
Kind. N B-sue Is absolute and uareservcd to highest
ter without regard to cost vauc and regardless of
the weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-29

agaln5t negotiating the following described bonds
Moodus. Conn, The night Of the 2d April payment
said bonds having been stopped, to wit Henry burgess,
Myer mortsase @ ~ Donds !. & Sos and lo John Cartise,
pom bonds principal and interest payable at the office
Of Geo. n BisseII Co, Hartford, Conn; also $1,000
ll7S and ~ suitable reward VII be paid or ihe re-.
Savings Bank or to GEO. r. BIssELL 4 CO.. Hartford,
Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-29

M KS. THOMAS MACAULAY WILL HEAR OF SOME.
lxI thing to her advantage, or reward will be paid
tor iornaton leading 30 her where about by address