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by business men having faith in their own
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, -
ALEXANDER COUNTY, 90

MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
ALEXANDER COUNTY, o.
Alexander county circuit court.
Severe Marchildon pm N
NS. ls....lnsa
Jasper Gully, Eugene Gully, MortusOe.
and Ferd r. Rozier Il Co.
Public notice il hereby given, that, in
pursuance of decree entered of record In
the aboye-entitled cause, in said court, on
the 10th day OF May, A. ID. 1874, ], John q.
Hartman. master in chancery OF said county,
will,
On Friday, the 14tn Day Of August,
A. ID. 1874,
al the hour OF = o'clock p. m. OF
said day, scll. ut public vendue, TO
the highest bidder for cash, at the front
door OF the court house, in the city of Cairo,
In said county and state, the iolowing-de-
,cribed real estate, to-wit Lots numbered
eight (S) and nine % in block number one
III, in James l.. Browns addition to the
town of Thebes; also, lots numbered one
ny, two (2), three 81, four a., five l5), SIX
(Gl, seven % and eight (S), In block two (2),
In Hodges X Co.'s addition 10 the town OF
| Thebes; all in the county OF Alexander
/ state of Illinois, together with all and singu'
| lar the tenements and Entertainments there
unto belonging.
CAIRO, Ills, July -, 1874. 7-22-wit
| JOHN q HARTMAN,
s u. WHEELER Master In Chancery.
| Solicitor ComDlainant.
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A STAR CAME FALLING DOWN.
WARD.
FROM THE GERMAN OF nEIsE.
A star came falling downward
out from the twinkling height:
The star of love came falling
watched it, downward flight.
There fell from tho orchord.branchs,
The blooms, and the leaves camo down
The wanton wind came trying
Her plays with the leaves 70 brown.
A swan sang on the water,
Aud glided DER the wave,
And ever singing fainter,
sank in her rlyer-gfayc.
II T. so black and silent,
The leaves have blown alar,
The song OF the swan Is ended,
And dark IL the fallen star.
CHARLES NOBLE GREGORY.
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even the dullest times advertisers secure
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REPUBLICAN,
Congressional Convention.
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT
CALL BY THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE

Republican Convention for the purpose
of nominating a candidate to represent the
Eighteenth Congressional District of the
state OF Illinois in Congress, is hereby called
to meet at Mound City, Illinois, Thursday,
August 10, 1874. The ratio OF represe nta.
tiUu win DC one delegate for each one hun
dred votes, and one for each fractional fifty
votes in each county, east for U. 5. Grant
and Henry Wilson for president and vice.
president at the presidential election in
1872. The counties will be entitled to the
following representations
Co.'S. D'lgts. Cos. Dlgts.
| Randolph, 10 jackson, ~
| Perry, 10 Union, 8
Williamson, 10 johnson, IL
| Pope, II Massac, III
| Pulaski, Alexander, IL
The Republican County Central Commit
| tee of each county in the Eighteenth Dis
trict are respectfully requested TO cal
| County Conventions, and appoint delegates
TO represent their counties In the Conyen
l ton.
l BY order OF the Congressional Contra
committee Of the Eighteenth Congressiona
District.
j. c. WILLIS. FIR. WAGGONER,
Chairman, Secretary
Metro polls, lllinois, July o, 1874.
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NSr FOR SALE IN 5ooK oa IEws STORE

The Aldine, while issued with all the reg.
ularity, has none OF the temporary or time
ly interest characteristic OF ordinary peri
odicals. II il an elegant miscellany OF pure
light and graceful literature and collec-
ton Of pictures, the rarest specimen Of ar
tlstic skill, In black and white. Although
each succeeding number affords ffesh
pleasure 10 its friends, the real value and
ated after 1t has been bound up ut the close
OF the year. While other publications may
claim superior sheapness, as compared with
rivals of q similar class, the hidine Is an un-
ique and original conception-alone and I'm
ENTHUSIASTICALLY without concept"
in price or character.
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Prospectus for 1874 SEVENTH YEAR
THE ALDINE.

An Illustrated Monthly Journal, universally
admitted 70 be the handsomest period
ical In the World. A representative
and champion OF American taste.
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TUESDAY,, AUGUSTA, 1874.
The New York herald., 1874-08-12
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.


sxt5 " oWyAdoS k5Ss
EoSY paxET5S, iS bHS1coTh bS6sLE AND siSeIs
JOHN L. yANDEwArER. AucrIoNEER..
will sell by auction. on Wednesday uhts day., Angus
II, 1t stable No. u Great Jones street
the hne and nrst class stable OF orses &C.. Of @. W. La
tham Esq formerly Of San Francisco who, on account
ottang health o. family and business engaSements was
instructed his agent here sell his entire ne stock At
auction. irrespective OF cost or value.
Team OF bay second Hambistonian Horses In hs sA.e
ward Everett the other BY indspendens; nave lowing
track training except what Mr Latham has them
they can DOW BEATS together ana show the ume and
either show 2:40 single; finer drivers more
arc warranted sound Kind; this 3 the finest and
genenan's trottins road team in the state
TkUNDY blood bay. l5A high. years old; has record
OF 236 trot faster than ever; elegant driver
Stylish safe, reliable and fne; perfect eentcmans
in with either Of above team and makes nne third
Also nne, large dsgpc gray road Horse ISN nigh,
teei sensible and noble horse and can rot mile in
25O to road wagon and for any iany drives has
record OF 22 as tho Turnbul Horse warranted sound
Also one Of tho hsndsomest and bay PonyIorses
handled and the safest and best Tor ladys or chill
Tor the family drive and ride PARK and at watering
places; about I3s high, years old, and perfect
model OF grace and beauty; IN TACT resembles thor
Sughbrcd: is last traveller and warranted sound and
Also. at eame time q fast and we'll known chestnut
Golddust Trorng Marc; can beat Ass no records full
Also two elegant Brewster (of Broome street, Wagons
one English Dog Cart, one Pony Phaeton Harness &c.
STOCK now on M exhibition and coachman in attendance
to give fuil particulars
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WEST SIDE DRIy1Se ra;4s! rAsK u: JESsEY s., CITY
lows:-
v SeHsss!s. sss:as ss s. & n s9 aos HSS Ss;:* W.
Al1s.f nToos. s'sSS; H. Ilsale 1e% %Snas: %a.S.
A. BOurro'sTmgi minn;. T; Z: css, SordSn Donnie t..n.
Peter WILLIAMS, wIIl,ans' S ). TEN S.,,s berger
A.HlSws,ss s. 8 Win.Sw Ws,.SN
owner'ss 6. BUY and mate. .,. 49,
+ sSaSSTsn,s MSnan'ss s. oS nS~ g. ogiaIas ,.4aid.
4. 4. Emssen,s ;; $. Sy Ksnfuosy
Z I'LL. Laws Ss.4;,;. b :; hoskierd; : .,;; s,rr
.A ''''''' Sss5Ss ss,SS$ 5sE sss:s ii: Is s:.: ~
/ SssEE: SssEs'sS,: x Il. II !sslsssss: : asss5s
w.,crain'ss. s. BY S,SI Lishtn,ns
~ sa,ssi1 Esn1aiI|S III one one S.ISIG snS harmns dash,
ssef. sssaEsrs%,s ss IsS: y EssisEssa G. Ssfs!a
r Aehan'sa i fn6nlns nS% S0saea ons mil. h..a
7, Boughrum's bis: g. Gerald:
iuga,s sy raas .!s9Sn'psii nvar ssisn. hurdle.
T. 0oGss G srn:!ess ss 81 ey l. Issns'S1 sY sSsasuoly
". Grains s. slRyEkDa9, 81 Hy s1Sa9snin2sui 2suicusrn n
T.l!in%i s'insi,nds 9 5: ,s% m nfssSsis; fsSssie
G: shipman's b. g. Trenton.
yohn neSSssss osn%sys en- & e. GsstsTnh s.sy Therns
A Bourrer'b. m. Adslis s!ss c,o,.
NJ McNamara's $. g. Mack. ~
T. hSsEq: s M Dolly eV formerly oily
w.; VS. Brootes $; m. Lizzie Adam.
+. Frcese'ss. G. Jim Coyle.
Mule race filled with tY'yt J. s. W%snSuns. saIHs;
Admission On. po,,sr enefAi "A"aket'
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BARKER'S
a CIIY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TAT
TERSALL'S,
corner Of Broadway and Thirty ninth street.
NAJOR CHARLES w BARknR Auctoneer:


lSk e 6hxsnEs s1s SARRKs
nESgLAR SALES OF tsoKsEs, ta5risgs. 4c--
TwENTY-FOUR HOURS ALLOWED for trial on every
Mart in tho state hsv
Ing the proper facilities for showing horses on sale vx
large driving ring enurey under cover and plenty OF
'''A ~ 61TXtySyE s9ES 9g s4LE nIa;9GN THIS DAY
0IPsEy QUEEN drown. cor BY BELLS Hamble-
tonAn, dam Louisa trecord Of 2:29 Is 10 hands hign
6years old; was bred by Isaac Sanford; got record
Haven In horses that had never beaten iA
winning in ssH, 2:a0 and 4o1s, beating New Haven
Soy Tom nds Issi 81 M z SSTng
second money in field OF five; she can trot now in 2:S6
STYLE bone and muscle and s OF the fast
docs not lug pulls is sold TO close the esta OF the late
Frank Martin aud is warranted sound and kind pedi
StTD ToP FTsto SIDE BAR noAD WAGON, BY Page.
HIGH BkED BLACK FILLY, AK high, years old |;
nne In harness; spenddiy gated promises speed and
E4s4 ANS HRM iy ts5I JET black rons
nf III hn oeosd
road wagon; afraid Of nothng can be driven by
LADY spa s sMasraS!s@ e. nN sSnnS a. and HSb3d; KIND
HANDSOME CONFINED sorrel saddle and harness
Pony. about lsh high. years oa; prompt and handy
'Ap PxHk fi THAEroN BY BREWSTER Of Broome stroet
fast bay 1ambstoaian trotting Mare. Is high. years
old extra stylish and gamo driver: can trot IN
flowing and rail and warranted sound and KIND
ao Eh res cf 6 py OF and single
Harness. Horse Clothing, Saddles, Brides Whips,
ToP WAGON BY Wood Bros
stfTEEN OTHER TOP and no top Road Wagons.
ELEVEN OTHER Horses.
SALES NEVER POSTPONED account OF weather
The New York herald., 1874-08-12
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c.
AN EXECUTORS SALE.

n ExEcuToR's SALE.
"A GHAs: g. DUFF, AgCTIoNEER,,
By oRptE OF EXEGuToRs. on wEDNEsDAY
AT THE STABLE, NO. NELSON PLACE MERcER
BETWEEN wAyERLeSH H2lSp CLINTON PLACES,
AND REAR OF NEW YORK HOTEL,
including beautiful team OF bay Carriage Horses and
Syears old, 6ls hands high, al black points can be
driven locomotive afra OF nothing, and have
Also the fast and handsome team OF Ethan Allen geld
as the Captain Williams team: both sired by Ethan
Allen. dam Toronto Chief marc full! brothers, and
pleasant well prompt dri to the end OF
and seldom beat; they have fine action. good
gait and warranted sound and Kind, good ana true
and free from OF iauit trick biemish. viii be sold
Also fne last ana reliable black GedIng Victor, lo
Hawk, dam by Ocean; he can always go to track and
show mile IN 2:S) or better; has nne style and good
gait and III all s gcntiemans first class roadster; he is
Also the handsome and last chestnut Gelding Captain
joe l5ia hands high, years old and sired by Young
four whc anNes with stripe in lace trotted fu mile
on Bangor track in z:}t: troted. also, on Fleetwood
ance fine action and be cuisyed by any to.tcr
that goes the road he is warranted sound and Kind.
As9 iass @ bay Gcldng, I5ss hands nigh years cd
2z1 known as the Barrow Mare; nc to track
ana show rom 245 TO 25a and can be driven By any
one: lie is warranted sound and kind
Also one Conlc RocSnway two top Wagons, one top
Pony Phaeton, open Road Wagon. double
Harness, three sets OF single Harness, Blankets Robes
n B-sale positive. rain or shinc 10 highest bidder
without limit restriction or reservation and the pa-c.
Stock win be ON exhibition at all times prior sale
trial ana sSaminnuon. .p ppovpr,v Ar ,o,
Bv order OF JANE A. WILLIAMS, Executrix.
THOMAS X. WILLIAMS executor.
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xREcroRY FOE xBvER nsERs.

riss.s;ssn ras.ssa sos 6 @n aann
sU1kbsss wsAIsaHDs.o0sD SECOND ana third
.oAssS ss'aIsnDs zsD LODGING wASrBp-s. rAu-rnird
yaooseI9S sslr92SS REAL ESTATE FOR Sal .s-sn.- rAa.-
suslssss slssa 'SSFsPRok r4s.-s,.sh os,
sEs9 sSzI ssas sCE s::A
c1ss2s SSsHa AND sALEsMEN-rx..n1 rAas-Fourth and
g53G5HRSs 1s5 s1R5sssa safslasaa 60 @s s@s -.
poAs4%iss ssIsa '''1T2 IT. .4s.-sn
rorSSfHNTEaksHrps-N PAs.
sEs e pE Ex.ss rs p % On
nunJTE2s =
Fssssssss s,n,
E4SGksfoEs..ESs1.s1Sf f4esusisi sh hSSsn cosan,n.
sSs TO LET
EEgssGS ssss f.o.s.s
HELP 0.S%XSSrEp-PExALEs-rvEsr1u rAs.-,ourth
HEIS Observation-Disclosures Pns-rna and
HoRsFs. 6xsRi1eEs 4o.-r.,s, rAo.-Thisd and
housEs ae
zzssySTSTiSs Ss.sseosD r.s.srnh scs.@a
LOAN 0FFfcEs~Flasa eS2ss SasS-second Column. M '''
sAsBns rsss n Column
NEDlCAL-SscoxD PAeE-Sixth column.
MIsCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAm-
Fifth column. AHh lt
1lSCELLANEOUS-TEHrH PAcE-Sixea a column.
NEW WPUBLICATioNs-sxyEs PAci Sixth column
PIANOFORTRS ORGANS, 1C.-SEc 3xp PAos-Finh
POsr OFFICE NOTICE-ELxvExrH PAGE-sixth column.
Property OUT or THE CITY FOR. SALE OR TO
REAL ESTATE no ExCHANGE-rinsr PAcs-Slxth
RIAL ESTATE wANTED-FIRsr PAo s-sixth column.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-fIRs PAcH- First column.
REWARD6-FIRsr PAGE-First and SO ,ond columns
SALES AT AUCrION-FIRsr PAGE--Fourth and NTH
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAex-
First, second. third and fourth c,lumna
SITUATIONS WANTED = MALLS - TWELFTH PAGE -
Fourth column.
SPECIAL NOTiCES-rnsr PAex-Se fond column.
SPOR1ING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-F1Rsr PAcE-Secoud
SUMMER RESORTS -ssooND PAoE-rhird and fourth
THE TRADES-TwEIrrH PAcE-Sixth column.
TIE TURF-FIRsr PAcH-Thtrd column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOslsS-sscoxD FAs.-
TRAvEiiEEs GUIDE-ELsvrsrH PAoz-Finh and
uNrGRNiSHED Rooms xND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Sccond column.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-ELEvESrM PAcx-sixth col
wBsiCHEsrER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE Or
TO LET-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-TIRsr PAGz- Second
column.
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THE TURF.

THE VCuFs
II! Ions. sss s:2:- ss:sss s:sss purse
Puahams l. Sphss. sassa iormsry Charles E oeoney
Phil. Duaey,s 8 q. Nelly.
& esosss Ss"siP: Hswsins' : :; sepsss% % Eaimur
XiIis!Iss asSsSs%': 6 :.st:s /; {: John:
WILLIAM MCMAHON, Proprietor:
ELEErwooD AssooIArIoS-HorIcE;-ow TO
4.sesissS hsresy shsnss. SSldss sSsiT
''' '''' - -"N - . JAMES DArEn, President
FnENcu POOLS SOLD AT l,l4e BROADWAY THIS
morning and evening on the sa5a'Ss1n nHssBALn rsSs
FBExcH pooLs-Ar JoHNsoNs FOOL ROOM, LIST
4 Broadway topen morning and evening". on the
posrERs FOR HoRsgRAcEs, MEETINGS &C,
a3d iafaRf
Building.
pools SOLD AT Ll4s BROADWAY. THIS MORN
ing ana evening on Inc Sa'''VSa e. T. MARSHALL
pooLs SOLD THIS RvEN1NG AT yoHNsoN's, LIST
i Broadway, corner Twenty eighth street. on The
Hans .e. I. ss ana a. also This %
CurFoLK COURSE. HUNTINGDON L. I.-sUMMER
Meeting Angus. @ q ana zmIno ~ three Minute n,1 so
$500 urss that bS 500 , rprs TOR
Rpass ms heats s ss w9 in S SnTf sSss
Twenty eighth street and Broadway
C. ". BfGGs, Jr., Manager
os AMP EsS,
Annual iall meeting.
September II, 10 md 10, 1874.
$5UU in purses
THURSDAY, September n,
SS-Thrcc minute class $500 the drB $50 70 the
second and $50 to the third.
&l00-Three yearold colts owned in the county; $50
to the nrs $50 70 the SECOND and $50 TO- the third
FRIDAY, september lS
2-2S S5 class S625 10 the rst $500 to the second
$40 10 the third and Sl25 to the fourth.
Sl5U-Four yearold colts owned in the county; SIS
to the frs $50 TO the second and S23 70 the third
SlN0-2 40 class; 500 to the rst 5240 to the second
$3.50 to the third and 500 10 the fourth
SATURDAY, september 10,
81 0-2 M class: $3.50 to the rst, $500 to the second,
500 t0 the third ana $50 TO the fourth.
Z s5oo-2 80 class $500 to tho first $5o to tho second
Entries viii be advertised in the New YORK Herald
August l8
three in FIVE. in harness except Nos and which will
be best in threc). entrance tee ~ per cont which
must accompany entry. Purs close at secretary
oiice thursday, August 3 ats 7. NJ Entries be
made In accordance WITH trottng will be governed
by the rules OF the National Association Tor the Promo
Of the Interest of the American rrotng Turf Heats
In each days races may be Tctysd W % %n!ternateiyy y,.
J. o. MILLER, secretary, White Plains, n
The New York herald., 1874-08-12

household Furniture. &c. &c. 50 East Thirteenth
The New York herald., 1874-08-12

DosTERs FOR EoRSERACEs, MEETINGS &C,
PRINTING EsTABLIsHMENT. 2is Broadway, Herald
The New York herald., 1874-08-12
SALES AT AUCTION.
TCrI0N SALE OF HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD

THIS Wednesday) MORNING. commen cling at 10 O'Clock.
aIthe elegant private residence
2l0 West 2lst ST, near 7th av
Over 400 lots consisting Of becker Bros Pianoforte.
richly carved gilt frame Parior Suits in rich damask
satin and brocael nlaid Tables Oil Paintings Bronzes
plate Mirrors lace Curtains Clocks, Cabinets Etagcres
library and Secretaire bookcase library Tables,
Writing Desks Turkish Suit Easv Chairs rosewood ana
walnut Chamber Sets with Dressing Cases Bedstead
Bureaus washstands, Lounges Rockers, 81 hair ana
sprjng MattreSses rep, plush haircloth suits 4
tension Table Buffet Dining Chairs siyerware, Hall
Stand and Chairs. Kitchen Furniture rs Carpets &c
n B-Sale positive. Take 7th or 5th av. cars.
ROBERT c. CASHIN. Auctioneer.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

At HEMPsTEAD-ONE ACRE, ALL KINDS OF
"A fruit evergrecns and shade trees; ine garden;
paragus bed &C.. splendid location and neghborhood
10 minutes walk from three dspots: frame house ted
heats the whole gas throughout marblc antes
chandeliers: excellent water first floor all grained IN
this c. @. WAYLAND & AYMAR, 1888 Fulton street.
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CITY I,s.aL srATE rox SALE.
THIS DAY lwEDNEsDAD,

CITY rial Es FATE FOX SALE.
Central.
WAITING oFFER-NO IL EAST SEVENTY
n fourth street. Park entrances nrst class steam
heater ervatory, mirrors ana nxtures street
well built up JsSSOP .oS broadway.
VERY DEgIRABLE HOUSE FOR sALE-AT A
n bargain. near Broadway below rhrtieth street;
four story high soop brown stone spe ndidiy oniit
trimmed in black walnut, modern In all rc.pccts ana IN
first condition possession when Sold price less
than S30t0 Ii is Of the cheapest houses iii new
York. and exceedingly desirable Tor medium sized
house terms very easy. .,,...
BEAUTIFUL LITTLE HOUSE FOR sALE-s2 EAST
ID seventy eighth street, corner ei Madison avenue;
first class and well arranged. JEsSuf, 2oS broauway
TOR SALE-pEsIRABIE LOTS FOR SOME CAPT-
tasts-thc entire east front Madison avenue, Fifty
sixth Fifty seventh streets NJxIA Can now DC cx-
amtned.
East side.
/VREAr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOUR STORY
(J brown stone elegant block; tee simple $l5,lDv;
three story. Si2o0 one, handsomely frcscocd $iA0N;
another SiuOOL LIONEL FRO rHLICH,
Third avenue, corner fifteth street
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U,HE REMAINDER or FRANCIS BUTL1 IRIS vALU-
able Dogs are selling at sacrifice, cori er Prospect
and Bremen streets, Brooklyn, Il. H. Bu: aers Mango
Cure and Plea kxerminator for sale at BAG OTIS Ne 81
Fulton street New York; price 20 ceutA
The New York herald., 1874-08-12

Z WATERS, GINGER
:acture OF complete out
with tull Instructions;
cottiiug and dispensing;
iiory; catalogues Tree:
me, Twentystxth and
sk
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PARIS AGENCY OF TILE NEW YORK
HERALD.
MEssRs- KREMER co, AMERICAN REGISTER.
EAvE BEEN APPOINTED PAEIs AGENTS FOR THE
NEW YORK HERALD. THEY WILL SUPPLY DEAL
ERs WITH COPIES OF THE HERALD. AND ALSO
suoLE NUMBERS OF THIS PAPER. TO Parties
REQUIRING THEN.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICES-UPTOWN
AND HARLEM.
EyERALD BRANCH OFFICES.
ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED AT ALL HOURS UP
10 P N. AND NEwsDEALERs SUPPLIED WITH
HBBALDs AT FIVE O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING, AT
lsss BROADWAY AND $50 SIXTH AVENUE BE-
TWEEN THIRrY-FIRsT AND THIRTY-sEcoND
STREETS OFFICE OPEN ALL NIGHT HARLEM
OFFICE. 2au THIRD AVENUE, CORNER or l94TH
STREET ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED TO 7:so
p. ~, AND NEwsDEALERs SUPPLIED AT FIVE
O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING.
The New York herald., 1874-08-12

U,RENCH PoOLs-AT JOHNsoN's POOL ROOM, Lls7
4 Broadway topcn morning and evening. on tho
SaratoQa Races
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rs ANNOYED BY HAIR
brow, lips or chin should (per-
JULIAN, 205 West Thirty-etgh tn
removes the Disagreement in
ppl!cauon not Injurious to the
fdaily.
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DOOLS SOLD AT l,l46 BROADWAY, THIS MORN
i ing and evening, on the Saratoga races
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ERENCH POOLS SOLD AT l,l46 BROADWAY THIS
Il morning and evening on the Saratoga race
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A -OFFICIAL DRAWING
SIMMONS, DICI
KENTUCKY, EXTRA cLAl
& 35, SO, 81, IS, 81, 81,
KENTUCKY, CLASS
70. q, SS, g., 2a. 8 8
SHELLEY, EXTRA ObAN
10 81, II, II, l8, ~, =.
sHELBY, CLASS 81
n, 4, ~. . Is, 50 {
Address j. CLUTE, No.
street, No. . Park row, or r
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spoRTING-DoGs, BIRDS, &c.

EoR sALE-A PAIR OF THE HANDsoMEsr BLACK
IL and Tan Setter Pups in America II months OLD
they are well matched in size ANA color: Ia bv q. G..
Coburn Etq's ceiebratcd black and dot Dash and
Red Belle, she by Mr.. Ko5nsOn's red dog Jack.
II. GARDNER, Ill South FftfL avenue.
IIERHETS, FOR RAT AND RABBIT HUNT ING; PEA
II Fowl, Pigeons Rabbits Cod Fish Pa it,, dc., Tor
aauaria: sea shells Mocking Bird Food Il ltcrs ccc-
brncd afuaria manufacturing dcpo Il Fulton
street. d. BAtt )I, Agent
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DOsTPONEMENT.-
i ing OF Public Lib
poned to November 8
81. 1U, 900 cash will bs
$50; halves, $25; tel
LETTE. Agent. or III
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DEPfLATORY.-LADT
- growing upon the
sonally) apply to Nine. !
street, New York. She
simultaneously by an o.
skin. Hours rom 10 to-
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AWAY.
aid Gift Concert in aid Of
OF Norfolk, Va. will take
the Opera House in the
and information furnished
Ociation. 7S and ~ Broad.
II office box i,ti7.
.Y-ESTABLlSHED 1865
e Tickets, $40; Halves. s.;
information sent tree. Al.
CO., Dox 6,40l Post o@cc,
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FOR TIE RErURN
bu street. OF IN old
ell. No. ~, IT'S, lost az
Thursday evening.
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FLEETWOOD Observation-Disclosures TO
i conflicting with other Associations, the Fleetwood
Associate hereby changes the DAYS for holding their
Fall Meeting the 2sth 10Th and Sth OF september and
the 1st, I'd and Sd OF OCTOBER.
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IMAM LOTTERY.-IMPORTANT
as to cashing of prizes &C., nc.
< 100 New Haven, Conn.,, Post
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ILEsALE DRUG, NO.
ms Furnishing Houses
i'd Canada.-The Gradu-
patented, now enters
1g rapidly adopted as a
most perfect attractive
protector In the world.
CO.. 637 Broadway, and
ay, New York.
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August IZ, I574, AZ IU31
at private residence l10 West I'D St,
between 9Th and !th avenues First class House.
hold Furniture made order ana In since last May
Pier and Mantel Mirrors, r. G. Lshe Co IS y, octave
rosewood bass full iron franc and patent
agrare rianotorte, Bronzcs oil Paintings. latest style
Yy sS & bs % n1oca'G anu sep
Tables. turkish Chairs, Bookcase. Books, Chamber
Suits complete: solid and walnut Bcdsteads,
Bureaus, Dressing Cases spring and hair Mattresses.
Pillows 60 Extension TABLES. Buffet Chairs, &c. Over
400 lots by catalogue.
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A -FOR SALE, AT \ SACRIFICE, TWO HORSE,
A dt for any business; sold on account Of my hu
bands death trial allowed. Inquire in coal yard co
ner Sixteenth street and Sc venth avenue.